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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

ABRESTs-A delegate from one Of the valley
counties informs US thst few days since tha
pEcAets Of Gen. Jackson arrested some fifteen or
twenty druukards Of the county Of Rocking.
ham, who were endeayonng b make their e.
cape through bis line en- route to Ohio. The
members OF this sect in Rockingham have for
some tune been suspected OF disloyai proeiiyi-
ties and 1t was this suspicion that io3 10 the ar
rest Of the parties in question. They had with
them eighteen iue horses, aud on their persons
about 5000 in gold and silver. They were re-
turned within the lines Of the army Of the valley.
where, at last accounts, they were held in Gus
tody.- Richmond Dispatch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST,

4 LAD4S BOX m4rLad Tssac jones care OF Fight.
"A a-rer Hawsrd- Row A suitable evrsr5 viii be
pl q h t-l.vsre-, ss dir-cisF,ro 20
uH2I f- TnwTEFS & rO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

REnUCrtoN n PRcas-'Che Georgia factory
aai Athens factory have reduced the prices Of
ya.ns, osns5ugs, sleeiugs, etc. They fur
20 brpors give p s.-Eence te those dealers who
coufzm % .bsir schedule Of prices, rather than
he speglator. Soldiers families are to be sup
piled as wholesale prices. This arrangement
goss into sFsct the frst Of April and continues
uusl sp lgresmeat to change shall be made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

DEs AR-. March 25The troops are gathering in large
numbers At Jecksonport and Pocahontas. They in
the ri gaest spirits in prospect OF Immediate service
Gen. Van Dom and Gen JEFF Thompson prepar-
ing for au early movement on some point he 1,-ss
ippi river swim tis force it SO considered the Assis
sippi valley Is safe ON tho enemy.
Battle iu Virgiaia-gGeH. 80 stone wall .
Defeated.
AUGUSTA. wsrch 25-Cbarlestca papers OF this morn.
Ing contain dsrb.eh from Richmond. 25.h which
says
Gov. Leteh=r has received dispatch which says that
at pase o'clock, sunday afternoon. stong Wall
JACKSON engaged the enemy, 1900 strong, at Baron
Mills I'VE Hies this side CT Manchester.
After severe battle Jackson was compelled 20 re-
trfat with heavy loss Of men and offcar
Capt Autzuu. wounded aud prisoner Lisugs Dale
a Watson. 9Th virzin,a, .iled. Capt Bu'ord, Mai7r
J-essou ard Lieut.. Williams missing, supposed killed
OR loss about two hundred.
Gen. JACKSON ra,reassd 90 Cedar Crees lsayiug lis
5-ega1s 10 Es r-s-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
STILL "REBEL- "A Nashville correspondent

Of the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
The people may eventually return to their al
legianee, and become good Union men again;
but Just now they take particular pride in in
forming us that there are but six Union men i'm
the whole city. They submit quietly 10 force
they know it would be madness 20 resist; but
they are frank enough to make no secret of the
fact, that all their hopes and sympathies are with
the rebellion, and that for us, their best wish is
that we may get soundly beaten on every field
where we meet the southern armies
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIE CITY.

The Circulation Og tIEC DAILY
APPEAL - larger th8H that OF
Ghe s5Es8y City Press Combined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

TUE rartnership between Oh aHLES "a
4 PETr r D.. TUFTS. 81 the Livery STABLE 1u'
Fe rua-y last
The unders gued S1rv g.-g partner h1. lrFri--
bridge Tufts ss so as-ut vi power % e--ris
sgness OF the ia q partne -sLiE. All persons
ciains viii pre- ent tbeE 10 s. tt.eueul
FF rrR =. TUT
u-t25a.s S7r~i-f-- ----rl- Q rr. " q -7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

REFUSED TO TAKE THE OATH.-Mrs. Allen,
Of Clarke county, Va, whose property had been
taken by the Yankees, WISHED Charlestown ia
d carriage and was handed out by Gen Banks
On making her complaint Con b said il she
would take the oath of allegiance be would give
heI 3 receipt Tor the property, and probably sbo
might be paid fjl ID hereafter, but Airs. Allen
spurned the proposal
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE!

HANDSOME BRICK RESI- IDEH-CE wI-h -,
- twelve or fourteen rooms, Exchange 81 sssi
street Four or i've Lots and one House a5d AHtttH
Iot North Memphis, ne a. the Brick Church -zA.sk
aHo forty tfty acres of Land On ihe Mempai4 snI
CharlzatOn Kslr0ad ten nilss fro she civ. Ap
ply To- SAMPLE, MITCHELL & 20
r.fE-
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rrenl lsc saa.he-n con.t.

The SzFauaah Eegu,. -ra ot sais uarHir says the
IaaAess are IN ful. possession of ST. Johns river Flor
ida. About agsu.y-ays au d-ed Teds-az at Jrrlsoa-
vie core up tue 7aroad usag te iron for defense Of
The ci-T.
A Assecial dispatch 70 the Republican from Baldwin,
II rlda, says small detachmen: Of Colfdarates stole
a Yankee picket guard ntar Iscksonvilie killing four
and captursg three Lieut. Strange ard three Confed-
crates were wounded ir Is feared u1fiaHv
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NEW ADYERTIsE1lEE@
FOR RENE.
DISSOLUTION.

4 CHOICE DWELLD-5. ON Court -tr-s.
y Third street. Apply % Il PnTTf
1nhs6 81 Stain s
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WANTED,

Confederate States Money WaIteGl
I Will Sell. the at- 20 rsh ch rsEds o-
4 Stars Line Rs NJ bslf ~ es -ss. 81
Memphis ras pia is ia leiga-fu ghb0rE50d.
and Il well improved
slso have some dssirubls Imp oT,d City Property
which vii sel.
Also w hEs aiici Cows a1d ous For-s.
mf2 iw 70 NJ TSTFS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

MYsTERIoUsLY ESCoURAGNG.-The follow
ing paragraph appears in the Fayetteville IN. c.
Obsc-rer If the 18th:
SKIES BRlGHrENING.-We have been greatly
chsered ri.hin day o. two past by information
OF perfectly reliable nature, but which we are
not at liberty 70 detail 70 the public We cannot
withhold thus much, however, that brighter
prospect opens in the near future, Of most i'm
pOrtant results in cur favor
Besides what we are not ct liberty to tell, the
fact Of the safe arrival Of 10000 guns is of itself
Of iucalcuiahie importance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

B- Gen. Pillow passed through Augusta
GA a few days ago. en- route to Richmond
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

EECAPIT-LaTI0s.
hun5sr Of volunteer between .ls sr7 s5.-
reserves IrtNesl rs sud f5
voiuht=ers bett sea A5 and g.. ---
re' ervss between s. S. d 55.. -
-, EuroIlng Ofioer-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

ARREST or RUNBWAY NEGRoES-Sunday
last, about / O'clock 10 the forenoon, while Mr.
JOS. Car u,her3 and his family were az church,
two ot the negroes Of his household, Charlotte
and Rose, accompanied by a negro uamei Susan.
the property of Mr. Crest, Of Liberty county,
proceeded in a carriage to Montgomery, On tie
Vernon river They had with them all their
clothing. Their absence from home having
been betmely noticed by Mr.. Caruhers be inn
med ateiy sent for County Constable William
Wray, who proceeded forthwith TO ascertain the
road taken by the runaWays In this he was
successful AT O'Clock Sunday afternoon Mr.
Wray received Mr.. CaTuihers' notice, and be-
fore midnight Of Sunday be had the whole Of the
runawGys, together with their vehicle. horses,
and the negro driver, in custody and brought
them to the city The rupawsys confessed that
they went to Montgomery, aud tina they in
tended to proceed down the Vernon nver to Os-
sabsw inlet, for the purpose of getting on board
the Hsnkee teet.-SaGaanah RePHblicaA 2Gth
No FIGHT-We have had considerable com
motion among our military for the last twenty
four hours, aud accounts from the Carolina coast
appeared to warrant the conclusion thst a battle
vith the FedeTais was imminent The latter
were reported 10 have landed near Button, with
the evident intention of q movement upon the
I Charleston and Savannah railroad Reinforce
Hents OF druiIeTy ana infantry were promptly
dispatched from this post, and the expectation
vas general that yesterday wouli not pass with
Olt fight, on a greater or less scale. As the
day progressed, however, matters assumed "a
yapre pacific aspect. Nothing was heard of the
tEAt, ard by noon i was asceriainad that the
eltire body of troops from the Georgia side had
received orders to return.
The report now Is, that after teint at landing
the e1eny again went aboard his ships sud
cleared Of. What the movement means, if any
thing, We are unable TO say; bat IN any event
h. is closely watched and win hardly take Us by
surprise. We shall probably hear Of him at
some other point on the coast in a day or two
perhaps Skilaway Island.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

TIRE lee QUEsuOS-SsyeraI of cur ex-
changes are, with crest propriety, suggesting
that the limited supply OF ice now in the Con-
.edera.e States be secured for the use of the
hospitals This Is a matter to which the fore
sight Of the military authorities should be di-
rected. Ii few weeks of the summer season
the various hotels, ice crea saloons, and soda
water fountains, would exhaust the present sup
ply, aud deprive the poor, suffering, fevert 3
soldier of tbs most iudEps 5'hje necessary.
We are not aware Of the quantlt, Charleston.
but We have been informed that 1t is sequsssrat
ed property, and belongs TO the Confederate
States. II so it should be reserved tor the use
Of the hospilals-Char- Mercury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

FROM FLoRIDA.-Persons direct from Florida
report that the enemy was about egacaating
Jacksonville, their visi. to that place having
proved Iuitless-
Three gIu5gsts had ascended the St John's
as far as Orange Mills, where one got aground.
and st last accounts the other two were employ
ed in efforts to relieve her. They viii hardly
attempt 10 progress further.
St, Augustine was occupied By the Federals
some days sgO.
We cannot hear that the enemy have met up
With any considerable amount OF pluuder ia the
course of their expedition except 'coufrabands, "
whom they steal wherever they hud them.
Nothing now from other towns on the coast
SqraHEgi Republican,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

EurolllngOHeez
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A Premium,

To the lady who shall write the best
communication for the Literary Society
between this and the first of March, we
will present as prize one of
MortOn'S Celebrated Gold Pens.
The names Of the writers need not be
given, but each lady should keep copy
of her contributions, or at least MEM
orandum of the title, SO that no mis-
takes may occur. A committee will be
selected (by the Society We presume,
to decide upon the merits Of competing
articles, and the one to which the prize
is awarded viii be announced by the Ii
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We make this offer in the hope that
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Communications may be sent by mail.
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TIE LADIES REposrroRr.-we h.v.
O.'sa expressed our high appreciation
q 'a'' valuable monthly. In point Of
mechanical execution Il hardly has an
.qua' In the world. Its engravings are
tue very best produced in magazines.
and Its contents such as will ;nterss, Il,
'ne members of the family circle. to
which it can be introduced with perfec.
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oil Monthlies" and recommend it with.
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Communication Box.

The Editor of the Literary Society
has left the Box for the reception Of
Communications at this Office. Persons
wishing to deposit contributions can do
so at any time during the day by STEP
ping into the front room. They will
find the Box on the table.
We hope every lady in town and in
this vicinity will feel called upon to con
tribute for this feature Of the Society
and the gentleman need not fear that
they will offend either the Editor or the
members by oft repeated efforts TO add
to the interests of this department. A
dozen short and spicy communications
can be read of an evening. Let pens be
busy-espeeialy do We request the la
dies to use the gray goose quill, or its
less poetic succe sser Of steels or more
costly one of gold - any kind of pen
so you WRITE.
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A Rebel Sheet.

We have received copy ofthe Mem.
phis Appeal, the rebel organ of the Mis-
sissippi Valley, from our friend W. C.
Barnes. who says:
This is copy of the last issue OF the
Appeal made before the grand skedaddle
of the lst inst. l thought you might
like TO see it"
1t bears date at Grenada, Nov, 90.
The news is old, but the bitter spirit
of the rebellion is present in its pages.
In the leading editorial it is said thar
Rosecrsns will fad more than his match
when he comes in contact with the reb-
ell army, and i, is added:
"The threatened poin, in the state
{ alabama )is Mobile, where We expect
discomfeiture of the enemy as signal
as they witnessed at Vicksburg. The
Governor has ample means placed at
his disposal, and full power to use the
slave population
We direct particular attention to the
last clause Of the quotation, full pocer
to use the slaves" What a howl has
been set up by the traitors and tender
footed Of the loyal States about employ
ing the slaves TO put down the rebellion.
but the same parties never whimper
when tie slaves are employed 10 put
down the government. Where are
their sympathies. with the government
or the rebels?
Let US have done this folly, and strike
the rebellion with every weapon we can
WELD. If it is black mans fist or
weapon tina; hits the rebels. amen, let IL
hit.
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A Card from Senator Spalding.

10 Me 1CfeFS - OsVTSOW COuHfy.
Having been elected by a large ma
jority of the legal voters to represent JEFF
ferson County in the next State Senate.
and being DESTROYS. in the discharge Of
duties connected with this Office, OF car
rying out the wishes Of majority of
the people. l have thought best to ad-
dress you through the county papers
upon the subject alluded to. The Legis-
lature will convene next January at To
peka. BY the terms of your Consli,u-
lion, no bill can originate in the Senate;
therefore l shall be powerless to act Of
ficially upon any measure until it shall
have first been considered by the House
of Representatives, and by them sent to
the Senate for their action. When bill
thus reaches our body. l believe it be-
comes my duty as an officer 6 the
whole county to SO act upon il as will adj
vance the interests and carry ont the
wishes OF majority OF the county. In
order, therefore, that | may act under
siandingly, l repeat to you what | stat
ed verbally in the canvas. that M Of
fetal action would be based upon the
wishes of the people, as expressed in
petition and remonstrance. fairly set
forth upon all questions Of a local or
partial character, or others where it is
difficult TO ascertain the desires Of the
majority. 1t is my wish and determin-
alton that in all matters of legislation.
as it should be in all others. the nayori-
H of Tie people should rale, when by such
action the rights and privileges Of re-
spectacle minority would TO; be serious
" or recklessIy imperiled. If you have
matters of local or partial character
which you are DESTROYS of having en-
bodied in the laws Of the State. l earn
estly desire that they DO accompanied
with petitions and circumstances. con-
tanning the names of legal voters only.
and, as far as practicable. in the hand
writing of this parties named upon them
By pursuing the course you will add to
the already established character OF the
people, a desire only for rigbt-not the
RICH. secured by might. but that which
the popular heart guarantees to every
majority,
A. w. SPALDING.
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Christmas

In this region was ushered in by
thunderstorm, which commenced at an
early hour and continued during most
of the forenoon. In the evening also,
there was another shower. with the
same Accomplishments. The lightning
was vivid as in midsummer, and the
thunder reminded one of July rather
than December.
Friday morning the heavens were
clear and serene. The air was little
cool, but not even a white frost could
be seen tolgive assurance that 1t was
winter. The day was bright as sping.
Old settlers prophesy an open winter
with linle cold. We observe the weeds
asd Hsss springing up green and fresh,
as in the genial time Of spring.
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A CARD

70 the Country Merchants and IL,
The subscribers employ this method
OF informing their customers and friends
.nat IN consequence of Tire impaired
health OF the Senior member OF our
hrm. we have reluctantly decided 10
close our mercantile business. To ac-
complish this, We offer our goods at
wholesale and retail a, less than their
present value in any Of the Eastern
Markets.
We may not now have "THE LARc-
EST Stock OF STAPLE Il DRY Goops
Doors " SHOES, west of the Mississip.
pr River but it is Large and Varied.
ard bought almost entirely of Manufac-
turers. in May last-before the advance
in prices. We wish to sell this Stock
within month, if possible, at BAR.
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Nego,ia
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade, We are
happy TO say, that for the last four and
half years. (during which time we
have made the acquaintance of nearly
every trader in the State, end many in
the neighboring towns in the State of
Missouri, our business intercourse with
our patrons in the country and business
neighbors in the city has been 10 us of
the most agreeable character.
From the Unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed to us. We feel confident OF having
many Business friends, and we cordial
ly invite all TO call before too late, and
accept farewell benefit. at No. 12 Del
aware street, Leavenworth.
lO9-tf WATSON & BRACE.
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We learn that Lieut.. J. &. Burnett,
of this place, was slightly wounded in
the battle of Prairie Grove. Ii is also
said that one other of the soldiers from
this viciuicy was wounded. but we did
not hear the name. We expected a
letter from our correspondent by this
time, giving the particulars of the fight,
but it has not yet come to hand.
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Wood! Wood 7!

Those Of csr subscribers WHO wish
!" pay io' their papers wood, vii
please bring !, in Immediately. AS the
KIND OF wood aman bfings to the prin-
ter Is very good mark of his moral
constitution. We hope no one will prove
himself either rotten. Of short measure
or o. Inferior quality in this respect
Bring on the wood q don't cats how
many cords OF it On subscription.
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NOTICE Ia hereby given that petition will
IN be presented 10 the County rsrd OF Jettsr
son County al the january Term. 1868. for a
change in the Osksloosc and Fa:siieid County
road from the northeast corner o. the :. +. . OF
Section (2l twenty Hour, I. (9l nine, K tisl
eighteen to OskaloOsa as follows: 50 as 20 run
from said northeast corner OF ;. E. Sec. "a
above named along the range line south about
60 chains, thence southeast about 90 chains 10
inters< ct the north and south line running thro
the center OF sections 30 and 81. T Q X 10.
tn nee south along said center iiDe tn TIE south
west corner OF the widow Bells farm on the n
E. sec. 81. T. Q, r. 10. thence in All easter,
rection to intersect the OsuM kee and OskaIsvss
county road at or near Slough Creek
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27

ETMessrs. BRowN L. BRo.. No. lO2
Shawnee street. Leavenworth. have a
superior article Of White Coal Oil, which
they are retailing at 81 per gallon. II
you want any thing in their line. give
vsm q call. See advertisement.
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Notica Of Final Settlement.

A LII creditors. and persons interested in, the
"A estate Of Joseph Hicks, decreased, are hereby
notified that 1t tho January term. A. ID. 1863, Of
the Probate Court Of jefferson County. State Of
Kansas, the undersigned intends to make appii-
cation for final settlement of said estate.
SARAH HICKS,
40 "A. $3.50. Administratrix.
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The Protracted Meeting

In this place is still progressing with
hopeful signs Of a good work. We trust
it will result in tn CROUCH and general
reformation.
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Why {?

Can sny one tell why it is that Kan
sas IL pronounced Kansas. while Arkan-
sas Is pro nounced kansaw? The letters
are the same; the origin Of the words
are alike, and il one is Kansas the other
should be also. II the reverse. then
oss state should be Kansav instead OF
Aans. E.
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J. W: ROBERTS, , p,,,
JOHN W. DAY, Editors.
Probate Court.

The January Term of the Proba.e
Court will commence on Monday the
9Th of January. at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Persons interested will take notice.
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An Exhibition.

For the benefit of the Soldiers Aid
Society will soon be given in this place.
The time will be announced next week.
1t is laudible enterprise, and we wish
success to attend it.
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Administrators. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Letters Of Ad-
IN minisrra,isn on the estate OF iaven'ure. n
X ansas Half Breed Indian, deceased, have been
issued ont OF the Probi,e Court Of Jefferson
County. state Of Kansas. 10 the undersigned,
on the Alb day OF December, 1862. All persons
having claims against said estate, are required
after the date Of said letters, or they may be
prcc!uded from any benoil Of said state; and
4 .uch claim be not exhibited within three ears
from tho date Of said letters they will be forev-
or barred. W. l.. DUWhEh,
q. A. CURTIS,
l2o.3xs3,eo. Administrator.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK STOVE,
AT A BARGAIN!

THE undersigned Offers for sale, at very low
i figures. quarter section Of Land, beautiful
y situated in one Of the best portions Of Kansas
. good settlement surrounds it, and two State
roads pess near by it. There il no better upland
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly 3-n50. Real Estate Agent.
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To persons unscquainted with our payer, We
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Az an inducement 10 persons TO subscribe now
We offer the following
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STOCK Of HARDWARE

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