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performed by the fundamentally Of a free press.
We may submit to necessary privations, to
mean clothing, to poor food, to being called
from our homes, and being taxed in our
property, but we cannot submit to have the
press silenced, or subjected to censorshiP-that
is an arc too sacred to be touched with profane
hands an interest too important to be endan-
cered by the meddling of either designing craft
or sbuf1ing imbecility.
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urrn rnn.TrIR NEW mRNICO.

We are enabled to announce a decisive victory
for the Confederate arms in New Mexico, fore
sbadowinus of which we have already published,
copied from our northern exchanges.
The movements preliminary to the final con
test. of which we have information, will be un-
derstood by referring to an article in another
column. taken from Texas exchange. The
victory was decided one, and will, we think,
determine the ultimate political status of the
Territory, and insure her connection with the
T,,fa5arsrv
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FOR SALEI

/ WILL sell about a one ARE LOT. on Elliott
L ST est, Butler Division, iemphis. with limited i'm
prov ements but well sdaptcG 70 large aud spacious
build nss Price s. co. cash Apply to Stewart 4
XII z N Olson street.
mh2g3-aOds N ID T. STEWART
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yOKnNTUCKIANA

(tAPT. @. BUSCHE desires sbau thirty men to I'll
~ no bis company "a the ken-uaky Regiment
JJl ant Tie Regiment has ye about ight months
tn serve a Nd will be received for that tine. All
Kentuckiaas who are no in the service are earresty
g1ested forward end tase part the great
struggle for liberties. Ali who have the courage
and Cere-niuatinu 70 forwa ard and fight for
Old " Kentucky HON s." viii apJ ply 20 the undersigned
room $40 GayOsO HOuse, or "A. J. Kniei meat slOre
mb3O JAMES n GORSUCH.
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I'm Chancery at memphis.

GTATE OF TENNESS SEE.-Proeeedn had in the
- clerk Office chaneeTy side of the common law ars
ehancery court of the city Of Memphis, Friday, jana
ary 3D. 1862.
Thomas W. Hunt, Conn -sfnsfI+
samuel p Walker and others Def-pdsoss
II appearing from affidavit led in this cause tha. the
defendants. Dav @. Q o g, CJmsEa Null Harriet
Mall Christ an Mall aud TIou as Null are non re-i
dents Of the State Of Te nessee,
1t is ordered that they do enter their appearance
herein before or within tn first IN days Of the nex
Term Of said cour TO be held the second Monday in
May next 1862 and pleai or demur 70
eonplainants bill. OF the viii be taken for con
fessed them and for hearing sx parre and thai
copy II this order be published week for -four
successive weeks N the Memphis Appeal.
c0py-attest: JOHN G. LANTER
CLERK and Master
s. Y. Wa, son, solicitor for complainant
mhs0-l@w4w
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHITHTON- March . IS61

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1862
Presidents General Hdr Order No. 2
Ordered l. That the msjorgeneral commanding the
army Of the Potomac proceed forthwith to Ogauze that
part Of said army destined enter upon active opera
tiOns ncludng the but excluding the troops to
be left in the Notifications Washington in four army
corps be commanded according to seniority Of rank
follows
First corps TO consist of four divisions and to be
manded by Ma. Gen. 1 Mcdowell.
I'd corps To consist Of three divisions, and to be com
manded by Brig. Gen. f. V. Sumner.
Sd corps to consist of three divisions and 70 be
manded by Brig Gen. s. p Heutzelman
4th corps TO consist of three divisions and be
manded by Brig. Gen. E. L. Keyes.
IL That the div sions commanded by the officers
above assigned TO the commands of the corps shall be
embraced in and form part Of, their respective
corps
i'll That forces left for the defense of Washington
viii be placed in command Of Brig. Gen. James Wads-
WORTH who shall also be military Governor of the District
of Columbia
" That this order be executed with such promptness
and dispatch not to delay the commencement of the
operations already directed to be undertaken by the
army of the Potomac.
V. A fifth army corps, to be commanded by Mai.-Gen
n p Banks, viii be formed from his own and General
Shields late Gen. Landers division
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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Special Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE. ,
MUupuua Nh lEsh aE.B

OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE.
MEMPHIS March 25th, ls62
IN prrsusnee Of sn order from Hi Exeellsney Gov
Harris, dated March "A. 1867 -sued carr into ef
feet an Act Of he General Assembly his State.
passed the 18th day Of March 1862 emit q An Act
70 amend an Act, 20 raise, organize and @ pf0vis-
iNna force, ard for other purposes" -ef-5 appoint
the following persons il the Civil DISsr,cLs IF shelby
county, and in the respective Wards OF the city Of
District SO. D A. Creushaw.
District No "A. d. Hunter.
Dis net No. al I, Persons.
Bb i5I,.Tiet sriet No sSt, TT i, I. Giss. de-
District No 7.-G w Crouch
I}.sirict No. 5-Hai Wfliams
District No IN. j. Tu. ner
Dis rict No iO.-H Eby
Di trict No. ll.-H. L. llass "
Dis'rieL No r. II HilJaIb-s1si
District No. p. c SteyesFau
DstricE No l5.-W. G. Iagncss er
District No I0-C. L. BS-oks
District No I7-James Rrark
And for the wards in lhs city Of Memph he follow
ing persons are appointed, tO-gyit:
FIRST Wsrd-JOhn O. Creighton.
Seoond Wards T. M0rssn.
Third Ward-C K lTtreeh.
Fourth Ward-T p Avdlett
Fifth Ward-R 81. Kirby.
Sixth Wld-C. NJ. Farmer
Seventh Wsrd-H. q. Dent
Eighth WaTd-H. VOlintine,
The above nsmed agents will proceed nne dia sIy 10
ascertain che of every able bodied white 6sls
citizen aud iahsbitsnt within their respscIis limts
and maAs enrolment of them between the ages Of Is
and a years and between IS and So years and make
retuin thereof to tbs Autsut General Of this state
according 10 the frm prescribed in General Order No
5 of the Executive Of this Stste
None of the above nsmsd persons are at liberty to rs
fuse their appointments, but required by a to dis
charge their duties faithfully snd immediately under
penalty Of five hundred dollars tine and one year i'm
prisOnm=Dt
No hat way attention % tLis order will be tolerated
out an immediate enrolment and Of ali who are
subject is required No agent sb we appointed il s.
thorzed to judge Of cases OF exemptions on aay pre-
tense Whatever all such being referred By the act sfore
said to The Governor Of tbs State
JOHN W. A. PETIT
mn2l 10 COuf v Judga
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In Chancerx. lad nIemphis.

CtTATE OF ESSEE.-Proceedings had in the
- clerk office, chaucery side Of the common law and
Il, 1862.
aa aarguret A. Drane and T. J. Drlne, Complainant s
Mariah u. Smith, and George j. Salith, Defendants.
u appearing from am iact MED in that the
Defendants Marah l. Smith aud George II. smith sre
if'rFrr'~-i>-a .ha -Sfare NJ T-nu=s-ae-
IL i ordered that ;hry do enter TaIr zTJIirrITrv
herein b. fore within tine rs three day Of the next
term Of said t. to be held The second M0naaY ~
May next 1862. and plead. answer or demur to
complausnts' bin, 'iza will be taken for con
fesed them and for hearing tx prte and that
a copy OF this order be published once week for four
sueces ssive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
copy-attest: JOHN @. LANfER.
Clerk and Ma ter.
f. B. Bartlett, solicitor for compliments
mh30-fsw4yv
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POTATOES. ETC.

OO0 BUSHELS WHITE NESHANNOCEs. at FIVE
s)OU cents per pound, cheaper than meat 30c OF
hJur at Sc No better for ed IN tie Sta NJ crop
pays better, IL will from So 70 500 pr acre
100 Apple Trees AZ e-s thee yesrs old Want to
rent IS to plant in PJtstOes Two Ersys,
$50 and ooe at $40 One Buggy st SIS two Hacks
for $500 Inquire at 5fILGER y TOEIVS
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,

ryyHE MEDICAL PURVEYOR's OFFICE. c S.
4 Army, Western Department., has bseu removed 70
Jackson, Mississippi
All mInuuicatiOus aud requ;,tious for medical sup
plies, must be sent t. at that place
RICHARD POTTS,
Surgeon and Medical PIrysyor q S. A., W. D.
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In Chancery, at FEempbjs.

NTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
- clerks Ofce, ehaucery side of the common law AMI
cha eery court Of the city Of Memphis Saturday Mar
the eth Il
Joseph ". Leyer, Complainant,
vs.
William Colt s. Il. Nourse and John H. st-eknsy
Defenc ants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause thai the
detendaut Joan Il ickney, is a nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee,
IL Is Orered that he do enter his appearance herein
before hin the first three days Of the next term Of
said court. 10 be held the second Monday ia Mag
next, 1862 aud plead, or Gemur to com
plainEuts BILL or the same VII be taken for confessed
as 10 hin sni set for hearing paTe, and that copy
Of this order be published week for f0Hr sue
eessIye weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
c0py-attest: JOHN @. LANIER
Clerk ami Master.
Ed. Burke Pickett, solicitor for eompiainant
unbg0 Iay-f-v
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DANAWAY from tie 9Th Arkausas Regiment -,
Ii Volunteers, nasT Shsioyvilie Tenn, about -
The first of March, 1862 my NEGRO MAN, IVY, n
black, about twenty-tSO ysSrs Of age, i've feet -
eight inches high weighs s5o-t one hundred
a I'd fly pounds s1d is nea- sghss d The above re-
waId wll be paid for bis delivery 10 ne at Counih,
Miss, or for Information 50 l can get hi-a.
q. l.. BLACKWELL.
mh29 2ts g.H Reg1meu- Erkarss- V5ra
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zenith, and his spectral finger points dsrkiy do.n ne
lurid sunset horizon Of the South. A mighty army
kneel at his feet The American Eagle screams Linn a
fierce welcome. The of berty gds his noble brow,
and the murky shades Of rebellion fit and fade TO
nothing be COMES
You know him. His name is.- MCARONE.
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In Chancerr. af Melmnlis.

CtTATE or TENNEos sEE--Proceedings had in the
y eerkss Office, chance y side Of the and
ehaneey court of the city Of Memphis Saturday, jana
sry the 2jth, 1902
E1tha NJ b eski, Complainant
Albert SObieski, Defendant
It appearing affidavit fled in this causs that the
dsfenoant Albert SObiesk is a nou-re.i ident Of the
Sts'e of Tennessee
1t is ordered that he DO enter his appearance herein
before within the FIRST three days Of the next term Of
said court, to be held the secont Monday in May
next, 1862, and plead, answer demur 70 compaia-
ants bill, the viii be taken for confessed as 70
him and set for hearing pare, and that copy Of This
order be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Meuphis Appeal
a copy attest: JOHN c. LANIER
Clerk and Master.
Finnie Brown, solicitors for complainant.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, March Ii, 1862.

Presidents Var Order No B.
MsjorGen. Mcclellan having personally taken the
field at the head of the army the Potomac he is
eved from the command Of the other military depart
mens he retaining command of the department Of the
Potomac.
Ordered further That the two departmentsnOw under
the respective commands Of Gems Haleck and Hunter
together with much of that under Gen Buell. as lies
west Of north and south line indefinitely drawn through
Knoxville, Tennessee be consolidated and designated
the department of the Mississippi, and that until other
wise ordered MajOrGen. Haleck have command Of said
department.
Ordered also, That the country west of the department
the Potomac and Of the department of the Mis-
sssppi be military department be called the Noun
tain department. and that the same be commanded by
MaOr-Gen Fremont
That all the commanders of departments after the re-
cept of this order by them respectively report severay
and directly to the Secretary of War and that prompt
full and frequent reports will be expected of all and
each Of them. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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The Huntsville Democrat says

JUST ONE DAY TOO LATE.-The Nashville
Republican BaaaaeT, March 22d, confirms an edi-
torial OF the Louisville J5uynai OF the 10th, which
says Sc the Lincoln psymaster left Louisville for
Nashville, Monday, tie day the notofi0us
Morgan was at Gallatin, but learning what had
occurred at Gallatin, turned back, and the loco
motive on the train he was on exploded amile
north Of Russellville, killing the conductor, Mr..
Porter, OF Louisville, the brakeman and the fire.
man. Tins left no locomotive in operation be-
tween Bowling Green and Nashville, and hence
no mail has arrived since last week
We learn trom private source direct from
Nashville, that the paymaster was reported to
have SI,00O,O00. What haul that would dave
been!
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ID ChalncerY. Et REeInnhis.

StTATE OF ESSEE-Procsediug had in the
y clerks oce, chancery side Of the law and
chancery court Of The city Of Memphis Wednesday
z sbrusl y, tde 5th let2
E. d. Withers and Lewis 4. Yates, Complain ants,
john H. Pemberton, William Ayres and Chas E. Dab.
ney irdsles etc. Defend +.
Il appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that tbe
def. ndanis John T. Pembei tor William Ayres ard
Charles Dabney, trustee, etc, are 0nrssidents Of
the State Of Tennessee
II is therefore ordered that they do enter their
ance herein before within the first three avs of ths
nexr term Of said court TO be held the second Mon
day in May next, 1862, and Plead answer or DE-
nur 20 eomplalnants sileneed aud supplemental bill
or the viii be taken for confessed as no them s5
set for hearing ex paFte, and that copy Of this order
be pubh2hed once week for four successive weeks m
the Menphis Appeal.
A coPy-attest: JOHN G. IANtER
CLERK and asster
Cqrrin & ia kson, solicitors for eOmplsinants.
NH u IuyV4Ju
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ESTAIE nFA. b, SHAW,

THE subscriber hsvi7s qualified IS ExacHrriE Of the
late N b. Shaw, hersby notifies al persons in
dsbted 10 the estate Of sal shaw, 10 make payment
ard al rs0ns having claims against sad estate are
hereby required present the for payment
within the prescribed by law otherwise this notice
will be plead in bar Of th5ir recovery
tL-EN J SHAW,
mh30 lsw4w Hxecutrix of said Estate.
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N0TICE To TaNNERSL

7 WILL pay cash and toe market price f,r 10 dozen
4 Tan Sole Leather,
100 dozen Upper, finished or in rough
lU' dozen Kip, d"
100 dozen Bgide "
100 dozen Calf-kin, rough;
10 tut Of Harne g. finished NJ IN rough.
THOTAS CHILD,
nh All -9,s.,
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in ths
- clerk Ofice. ehsncery side Of the common law and
chaneery court Of the city Of Memphis Tuesday FEB
ruary the 18th, ls62
Auson Whippe, Archibald Reid and " q. Hopkins,
hrm Of Whipp-e, Reid x c., Comp aiusIts
Samuel Boyer, Defendant
appearing from adavit fled in this cause that the
defendant Samuel Boyer is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee,
L Is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before wi hin be first three days Of the u
said court to be held on the second Monday In say
next, lS62 and plead answer or demuT TO complain
ants bill, the will be taken for confessed
him and sci for hearing expare, and that copy Of this
order be published once week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appesi-
eOpy-sttest: JOHN G. LANIER
Clerk and Master
B; A, Massey, solicitor for coUpisinants-
M 1ayN NIyv
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MoLhssEs ! mOLAssEs !

OOO BBLs CHOICE MOLASSES at PRANK
tDOU SMITHS old stand Main street second door
nth Of niCn street. VIII b. sold T,}-2OkROW,
(M0ndsyD tle 3lst, At 10 s'cl 5ck, prsc seIy.
Now COZ wait until it l. too laIe
rub3lIr N q FAVIE A. SON Aue ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CFAWBER on COMWERCE,

d SINESS MEETING.-A regular monthly bus-
ID ness meeting the Chamber viii be held at the
Merchants Evchang-, MONDAY. 3Ist inst a. twelve
clock NJ, ia mediafely after Change. Matter Of O.
terest to every member cf the Association Will come
before the neetiug and full attendance is ia rsfoEe
desired. By Uroer OF tbs President
mhBQIt mo \ TgOF gac'rv
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The friends of the ste ABEL SINISTER are requested
TO attend his funsrsl from Calvary church THIS (sun-
day. AFTERSooN at three o'clock. Services by the
Rev. Dr. George White Carriages at Messrs. Hoist 4
Sons and at the church
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TA TIE TRAasE!

MERCHANTS ia the city AMI souatry aviuv GOODS
fl that they wish turnet iLtv cash. en- realize tie
highest prices and have heir tn inesS promptly at
tended to by sending them to A L. Andrews CO.,
PSI Main st eet Daily ss.es Of Dry GOOas Clothing,
Furniture e.c vrh9O w
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Cavalry

4 FEW more companies Vanied 70 ComIl7ts my
n Regiment of NJ UNITED LANCf KS Tor the wsr.
he corps will be arLLed with aIce pistol and saoer,
which have secur ed, as well as other equipments
anxiCus get the Regiment full before taking the
field Address at Memphis, Tenn, or Capt j. b.
Rsuhmsn, Bstou Rouge, La
rrb30lv ~ II ToGW00D C7I0npl
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CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED ;
A HOUsE and LOT. on Eehols stree, f,r sale for
n Confederate Treasury NlJes Cal on
A GOOD RARGaINi

1AN be had in the purchase of my premises -
~ on the Germantown plank road less than -
hait mile from the corporate limits of tbs md
eity Of Memphis. There a-e two teuersenfs EaiiN
M water 9oin well and cstern, the premises bis
property will be in market until the Isl Of 4nri osf
fos terms apply to I-e or TO w. O. Mcclure cashier
Bank Of Memphis.
mh22 g. TOETO r srrra
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MULE EOST

StTN PLANTATION NULEs. imme lately, for which
- the highest ma kst pri g will be paid. Inquire OF
w b. GREENLAW 90,
mb3A9t Cor1er Jr@'fo1' and Sec nd street
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LATEST FROM COLUMBIA, TENNEssEE-The

A gentleman residing in Columbia, reached
here last evening, from that place, and reports
the enemy ten to thirty thousand strong across
Duck river from Columbia They were rebuild
ing the bridge which would occupy two weeks
They bought nails, crOwbars, etc, in Columbia
aad it is said, offered Confederate notes in pay
ment which were refused Another account-is
that the Yankees are buying up Confederate
notes at a heavy discount with gold, and paying
for provender, etc, with them; but gold is so
scarce with the Lincoln government we are dis
posed to doubt their ability to practice this sharp
hnanciering
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I OST owe. board from steame- Yi,ssblrg -
II at this IAN ing on Saturday evening, 22tS "a
March a GRAY MAoE MULE maze end ~
tai shaved. liberal reward will b. paid for Gzz-s
its return tO LARRY HARMSTAD
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COAL WANTER.


CEVERAL hundred barrels Of Goal wanted in large
y or small quantities.
Apply At the GayOso House.
mf9llw d COCERETT.
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DIED.
FuNERAL INYiTATsON.

In this city, the morning Of the 2sth inst ant ALIcE
VIRGINIA, aged years, daughter of j. W. Sharp
of this eitv
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WANTED,
LOST,
In Chancery. at Memphis

A SOLDIERS BOX OF CLOTHING, marked Isaac
"A Jones car Ia Of Fight aster, HOWsrds Row suit
abe eward will be pad if delivered directed, 70
mh9O B. FOWLKES q co
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS !
Memphis and Tennessee Railroad.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April Ist 1862 goods
" Tor transportation over this kOad will only re sent
forward a. regular tariff Ali shipments ss car
load rates will cease after the shove date.
NILES MERIWETHER,
mhsSlw Chief Eng neer nd eeneraI Supt
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WANTED, TWNEDIATElY,
WANTED.

A DRILL OFFIgER Appy to
"A CAPT 4. J. HIGHTOWER,
mh3O2ts Fo-t pi h.ri- .
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The BallIe at VYinchesler.

RICHMOND March 2s.-Dispatches to Gov. Letcher
received this evening from Staunton, say that Lieut.
Jusdin and Ca9t. Morrison taken prisoners al
Winchester
The Confederate prisoners had been sent to Baltimore
The enemy's total loss two thousand killed and
wounded. They depressed, having been badly
wOrsted
Our total loss in killed and wounded four hundred
and sixtyve. Heavy cannonsding has been heard and
it is thought battle is in progress Our men are con-
fdent
There no Union sentiment in Winchester, and all
was quiet last night.
About nine o'clock this morning Col Ashby had a
little brush and drove the enemy back killing twelve
The FederaIs Advancing or the Lower
Potomac.
At Yorktown TIE Federals are advancing in large
force. In a skirnish Thursday, Lieut. May of the
Confederate army was killed.
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JOHN F MILLS.
WATTED.

.iHILIPS COUNTY .LEFY BONDS. We bav.
? some good city property 70 sxehancs r R.,Dds
Asa, slne good improved Lrope L. tor sac 8, Conf1
ar" Q Bonds, wEich we Il ell at a barssia cali
oon ANDERSON. S sAY < CO.
uth-9 2WE No ptoI.s-
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
GREAT VICTORY IN TIE WEST!
ROUT OF THE ENEMY. !.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
New ORLEANS, March 29.-Houston dates Of
the 25th inst, have been received in this city,
by which we have intelligence of glorious vic
tory obtained by the Confederate army, under
Gen. Sibley, in New Mexico.
The battle was fought at Valverde, four miles
above Fort Craig, on the 2lst ult.
The Confederate forces numbered twenty-three
hundred, and that of the Federals one thousand
regulars, and four thousand New Mexico volun-
teers, including one hundred men from Pixies
Peak
The enemy first attempted to turn cur left
flank, but they were repulsed by Mai Lock
ridge. They then attacked the whole line, but
were again repulsed They next concentrated
against our left, and forced our troops to fall
back, when they crossed a battery Of guns over
the river. This move proved fatal. We charged
the battery, and took it at the point of the bay
onet and with our shot guns and revOlvers, attel
desperate struggle. The enemy fed across the
river, after suffering terrible slaughter.
The contest throughout was one of the most
disastrous in the records of the war. The Con
federate loss was thirty-six killed and one hun
dred and six wounded; that of the enemy IL
killed and wounded over five hundred.
Major Lockridge and Capt. Van Hernel wer'
killed Col w L. Robards, slightly wounded
In the beginning of the fight shell exploded
in the midst of Kit CarsOn's regiment, killing
and wounding twenty. The regiment then tie'
in great panic to the mountains
Twenty-Five hundred of the enemy have re
turned to Fort Craig. The balance are missing
and we have them completely surrounded. They
must surrender. Their forces are at our mercy
The battle is uni, ersally regarded as decisive
of the fate Of New Mexico
We captured field battery Of seven pieces
which are splendid guns, two hundred and fifty
muskets, and many prisoners.
Col. Green commanded our forces. Gen. Sib
ley was sick, but appeared on the field. Gen
! Canbv commanded the FedeTals ID.