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from ;to Eavgu-ah Republican, hey i3l
As there is much speculation, ana some very
o-r,n ous TUuors. With regard to the connJai-
cation received by the c0mmaG0Gnt Of this dis
;rict, through flag Of truce, Friday last. i ma
be well 70 give 6 general statement Of the facts
asl slthey are:
Il appears that the communication referred &c
was from Gen Banham. the Federal command
sRt at FoTt Pulaski. It's sole object was ta pro
pcse an exchange Of the sick and wounded Con
s8erato prisoners nov IL the fort. amounting, as
be states, to about twenty for IKE number
.0f Federal prisoners now IN cur possession. and
fit for service the exchanged men on both sides
irss 20 take Os5h= before thsir discharge fJm
custody.
Tn proposition Tos E1PEed 10 % GsRaIsi
LGwtOa, through c flag of truce, OF Saturday.
Though anxious TO secure the release of the Pu-
laski prisoners, be declined an exchange on the
terms proposed; first, because under the terms
oi tss capitalization of the fort Gs published in
northern papers, end presumed to be authentic,
the Federal commander expressly stipulated that
the sick aud wounded Of the garrison should be
" sent under n flag Of truce 70 the Confederate
lines, there being uo condition OF consideration
annexed. and hence. under bona fds fulfill
ment oi the contract, tEsJ slCUji have been sent
without q demand ioT aG exchange. and imme-
diatey 2troy the surrender, when the kind offices
nf friends were most ner rded. a proposition
now. alter a whole month has elapsed, and when
it suited the purpose Of the Federal commander
| 20 send a flag Of truce, to exchange them for
well prisoners IN our custody, and after the un-
usual ceremony Of administering en- oath TO the
parties % ba exchanged, was inadmissibe, and
promptly declined.
| No further communication has been received
from the enemy
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Fatal ARRAY Between Confederate Pria-


Ga Saturday morning. abJul eight 0'clocb,
Two 5t the convaescent prisoners in the sscesh
hospital at Camp butler, named J } Dawson
and Wright KendIiek, Of the 4Uth tennessee
regiment, got INTO quarrel about an egg. An
cry and pIoy0kiug lang uag0 "ss exchanged be
~ zen the parties, when Kendrick seized q club
about fnuf feet long weighing nearly i0uT pound.
Tith which he follsJ Dawson - the ground, stfi-
King him o. the !ett siis cf the head and caus-
ing fracture ui tie skull Dawson Immodi-
sssly got up, AID aiter uttszing some words, lay
OH his bed where lac was soon observed ia q
state OF inssnsibiiity. Medical aid was brought
to hin. but to UO effect lie died about eleven
o'clock, A. NJ. Keniricls YVES tLou arrested by
order Of Col. Morrison sad placed IN the guard
house. where he lrni4u46d until iBe arrival of
Coroner Hopper. who held an inquest Ou the
body Of deceased -Spragfsld M R,gister,
Mag ..
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Since Gen jackson 81 handsomely defeated
the invaieJs under the Federal haeliug Milroy,
little has been allowed to tEanspire OF the move
ments OF cur forces ~ the valley Pom some
cause OF other, more than usual caution with
regard to operations IL that quarter has existed.
We noticed, yesterday, Il report that the remnant
of MilrOys army had been reinforced by Ere
mont, that the combined force had taken posi-
ton ia ito neghboGhood OF Franklin, III Pendla
ton county, and that it was probable q fight
would occur near that point Yesterday there
were other rumoIs On the street relative 70 Gen.
JscksOns movements. which we DO not deem it
prudent 10 mention. We have every confidence
that old d. Stonswall" IS ready foI any mOyemeut
the enemy may make, and ae t!iak Il not I'M
likely that a tsw v saks viii witness the enemy
again 1seiDg before him H!okaOaL Dsspate",
18Th
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-oreisu Nsw.-ArrivuI Of the Niusnru,

Foreign News-AFrivnI Of Ihe NiusRrn'
Dispatch to the Associated Press, NorhI
HALIFAX, May 1.-THE Niagara, from Liv
erpool on the 81 and Queenstown u the 4th, ar
rived this evening.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Vague Iumo1s of tnreateL-
ed inter entiou in American continue III c'egla
ton, and the duncss and decline ia cotton is a.
tributed to them
The Paris correspondent of tLe Daily Netrs
writing on the lst. says " II is positively stated
today in official circles that the French and
English ministers at Washington have receiy ed
identical instructions 10 attempt ii moral inter
ventiOn. exclusive Of any idea Of torcible inter
ysntion, il ths hope Of putting an end 10 the
war"
The Paris correspondent Of the Independence
Belize reitetatfa the statement relative 10 the
contemplated intervention by france aud Eng
land for re s5ta biishiug peace la TIE IhoSt abso
lut5 manner. and has reason b b1iieye ths pi"-
iect will very soon Be made known officially 70
the public
Ii is said that certain conditions will be impO
ssd or the South having tUf it7 object the grad
usl emancipation Of the slaves
The Tunes publishes lGtifT ir0m Nj RUSSELL,
explaining the difficulties thrown ia his way by
Secretary Stanton, whom ho sought to visit the
Blush man OF var R.ualdG lie SAID tbs dih
,uliss amounted to prohibition ami thinks Sec
retsry Stanton wOult order away the finald0 II
ae dared.
Russell further says IA conclusion l may he
Garmitt5d 10 add thGt 1 have received assurances
that Gen Mcclellan has expressed Eimselt
strongly, ia reference to Secretary Stsut0n's con
iuct to himself aud ne IN the matter. and that
be and al his star have been Kind enough 10
declsT5 - my friends ho" deeply they regret say
absence tT0u, their camp.
On the d. Sir @ q lewis said ik- House
would soon have ample opportunity 10 discuss
the question OF deieuSes, as il would be his duty
sdoTtly. 10 ask leave 10 bTing III II for another
loan for national dst-as5s
RREADsTUFF MAFKET-bLessrs X 5. Il c.
". R. q Co. and ot;ers. report four doll and
declined cd Pei bdTlsl since Tuesday Wheat
quiet ANA declined ID pei csntali red western,
10 to II white western, lis 81 to l2i Corn fir
ider mixed, 27s 81 % 2SI white 3gs TO 33s.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET Beef, very
dUll--iecLne Of q. 81. Pork, downward ten
deucy- Lard active, Al to ass. 81
HOUSE OF COMHONS.-AIf MagdIre called
attention to the distress IN the cotton menuIac-
turing districts, and reported deaths from starva-
ton In Ireland Ho asked what the government
intended doing
Sir Robert Peel admitted that distress did exist
to some extent, but the accounts were greatly
exaggerated.
The Nc,rs says England has Withdrawn her
stakes in the military psrt of the Mexican enter
prise, and will get redress for past and guRTan-
tees for future
France will send roinforcements to Mexico.
Italians in Paris believe Rome will be occupied
soon by Piedmontese troops
The Paris Constitutional asserts that the recall
of Gen. GuyOn won't change the French policy
in Rome.
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French ADMINISTRATIVE q Co. have
made a specimen of the French ambulance Of
Caracoleths for conveying the wounded from the
field; il appears to be ali that could be desired
ior the purpose i large pack saddle Is placed
over the back OF = mule furnished with sacks
for necessities, instruments, food, etc, and nav
ing vessel of water Pendant rom the sides
are two light frames, over which canvas is
s. ..ched; on each of these wounded man can
be laid, with the head properly raised, and con
yeyed away When not in use tie ambulance
folds into small space and is suspended from the
pack saddle In passing over rough ground
crossing creeks, etc, the motion OF a mule
would be found much more bsarsbe than that OF
a wagon. The same house have also made a
snecimen cf another French ambulance, By
which two persons can readily carry on q
wounded or sick man. 1t is convenient, com
Portable, and occupies little space when not used
Specimens have been sent &c COrintn for aP-
provsl.
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SEVERITY OF THE WINTER II OREGON
Loss or LIFE The istes. papers from Oregon
ale TO the 22d OF February, and contain msLaE-
chOly accounts OF suffering by tie .evere
weather W. give synopsis
Great distress prevailed al Wslla Wsiig on sc-
count of the severity vi ths weather. 4 number
Of stores and saloons were closed the yrOF5ie,0Is
being unable to procure wood to wsTm them.
Wood was selling at $50 per cord -four at $l
per barrel, and board vas Slj per week For
four weeks the moIcuIy ranged from freezing
point TO 2go below zero One bali OF the stock
that was dfven nom the Wslianet Valley last
son had PsIisAed- y HuinbsT 5f persons lad
been frozen to death. Al Ito Warm Springs
Reservation, cat Of 300 head OF cattle belong
ing to tbs government one-half had disd TIE
Indians had lost all their horses All along tic
road between the Dailes and Wal2 Nalla pro
visions had been exhausted except beef Seven
men lost their lives between those places By tho
severity of the weather. Ia the vicinity OF
Puget Sound stock had suffered severely. In
Southern Oregon large numbers of horses aud
cattle have died
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The Ynnkees Shell Dnrien.

We learn tina: two Of the Yankee steamers,
which have for some time been lying at Dob0y,
about ten miles below Darien, went up to Darien
on Friday about day light, aud opened fire with
she'll and shot upon the town, which is partially
deserted by the inhabitants. Their shot passed
through several of the houses, and their shell
tore up the ground in many places, but injured
no one. Two or three shots passed through the
new hotel DsLOmes warehouse on the wharf
were also considerably Injured One large shell
exploded within a ioT steps of the Court House
door, which it seems the enemy believed oul
our pickets were qUsTtered
Capt. Hugh's corps, tue Liberty Guards, as
fhe approach of the ensmy was observed has
tered Darien TO the support Of the small picket
stationed there, but weTo unable 10 reach the
place until aftgr tue guuboals had Left going
down the river, one OF them proceeded N the
direction Of Brunswick The picEets which oc-
cUDied a position or the Iivel bank below the
sown, fred several rounds with thsiT esTbinss al
:hs steamers as tAey passed down AT tns inst
crack Of the rifles the Yankees On the steamer
dropped on the deck, where they remained out of
sight until the vessels were ICT out OF reach. Ih5
Guards numbering some seventy men Were
much disappointed by the sudden departure Of
the enemy, as they had taken measures to give
them lively time. had they remained in Darieu
during the night --SGUaRHah Republican, 14th
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on It's last legs and that they expected the
" rebel" capital to iall without the fighting Of
another battle
Monday morning q WAGON asoyo up to the
market h0Tse n Portsmouth,. and swept every
pound of beef from th- butchers stalls Upon
being told that the riEizrns Ge ned to live, the
rUmmissary replied ,hst the r..izeu5 must dis
pcass with beef ior the present as he desired il
fer tbe soldiers. The owUu.a, however, were
promptly paid Co tae last cent ia gold and silver
lhe Fedein soldiers -Srs Ssed the most pro
rroud 4ns2rm-nt at the j. 'rrc.ion of the Bfer-
rimsc. lh'y said she bad made them feel more
uneasy than any other event Of the war, and the
opinion ct Old Point wa General that she was
the most formidable vessel ever constructed
But One regret mingled with the universal re-
joicing which her woEi.'4 destruction had pro
duc5d and that al, tact that she had not
r"uIe into Yankee possession intact
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GuerriIIus at Work in wes.srn virginia

Our guerrilla bands in Northwestern Virginia
have been doing good work. They made, a tew
days since, descent on Summer vile. the county
seat OF Nicholas county, drove ou. the Yankees,
taking number 1f prisoners aud capturing their
baggage aud stores.
They then surrounded the town Of Suttous
vile the county scat of Bcaxton county. The
Yankees sent out flag OF truce and surrendered
uuconditionally The guerrillas took Que hun
dred and forty-two prisoners, aud all their stores
and baggage.
Our men then followed up and took the enc
my's stronghold on Cheat mountain. capturing
number of prisoners. together with sil the bag
gage, and put the remainder of tine Federal lOrce
TO fight. These latter were met by MIrOy's
Federal army, who, followed By jackson, were
on their way 10 Cheat mountain, and reported
lhat locality to be occupied by ten Thousand jvs-
yeradoes MilrOy lheTeUp0n stopped, AID was
attacked by General jackson. who captured all
his trains and artillery and routed LIS whole
force - Richmond Examiner
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FOII Morgan Eluu uing the blockade
Slnr I.ights.


Everything quiet al The .prt up TO yesterday.
Three b!ockaiers sGe keeping their customary
vgils in the oliag.
On Monday night the attention OF Inc fort was
attracted to some mysterious lights going up ia
the direction % Navy Cove they were believed
10 be- signals from traitors OF spies on shore 10
the enemy S iieet An armed party ,s AS sent Nd
to investigate, and finding a boat load ul Span
iaTd5 arrested them ana brought them 10 Thesa
signals RTe not new ia the vicinity, AMI are
probably intended to notify the bockaders Of
any attempt by vessels to run out
By the way, the shippers Of cotton through
the blockade ran a great many risks that they
wot not OIL Who knows how often these
venturesome merchants have been sold " by
the blnckaders themselves!
ID would be a tnck neither difficult TO conceive
nor 10 execute Oa the psEt Oi Yankee man.of-
war. to send ia q crew here, one by one, to ship
on All outward bound cotton vessel. and bargain
with them 90 deliver it outside a.! SO much the
bale or cargo
1t would be very pretty speculation al, round
We have some time thought the cotton trade
ought to be stopped. There Is d uOustrUuS IN
compatibility III the two acts OF burning his cot
ton at home by one citizen and permitting
another to ship it abroad on speculation. Both
cannot be night Whoever brings arms uud
powder and bail to the COnfederate cause should
be allowed payment III cotton. Not lock should
be shipped on the chance Of getting wal male
rial III return Mobile NelrS, 2ISt
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RELEASE OF PRISONERS. The following
Confederate prisoners, confined at 81 l ais
were released on oath and bond on the i3.h, and
allowed to leave for the Tennessee river:
John II. Pettigrew, Geo. W. House, Lindsay
Sanders. J. D Audaru, Cornelius Giehrist Jas.
Parish, B F Herman, MeNairy county, Tenn
Chas. S. w. Peulk, Andrew H. Grisson, John
Maltheny. Andrew Hamm, Wan. w. Casey. w.
ID MAY. John W. Young, John H. Fairies, 7.
] Rhodes. T. A Nail r. F Chandler, Thos.
Wallace. S. O Paulk VIM H. Rhodes, David
Below, j w. Chrstholm, Riley g. Roach, A.
Davis, Benz McWorthen, Jere A. Oakley, v
s Barnett John Patton, Richard d. Paulk, W
]. Brown Jas. A. Williams Jas. McKelvy, Jas
3 Oakley, Lauderjale county, Alabama VIM
Garner Wayne county, Tennessee
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Improvement Committee.

DE it ordained by tAe Board o. Mayor snd AldslI-=n
l a. the CITY Of Memphis:
That after tie ps~sas= u this ordinance III
COMMITTEE lmprOy outs majority il-re0t IN
conjunction The NaYOr snail all be- and hereby
authorized aud empowered 10 have such damages mRy
guI 90 bridges the city repaired in tie Intervals
,i the sessions bard Of Aliermsn wbsn IN their
ldgme such damages will uo, admit oi drlay II ii,e;-
I-parsUu I'LL anohsr nesting Of thr Board Provided
the cost Of the work shall not exceed $50.
Be it further ordained Thzi al contracts mad and
entered into by the COMMITTEE improvements under
rhe authority OF the r-t section ~ Ls ordinance itu
estimate, ot she cost Of fulfilling the shall b. sub;
nittrd L. Ile Board Aldermen th=r 6rs- ~ second
regular meeting thereafter.
3 Be II further ordained, That all ordiHshres snd
parts or ordinances conflicting with the provisions q
Iis ordinance be- and the ale hereby -epealrd
Appr-y-d May @lst .ts:.
JOHN PARK, Mayor
Artes'-.T T. 2 EICHAErs. CITY Krgisfs-.
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Az WHOLE Alb!

225 bales best 5-S EssRa5gIE-s.
30 bales Heavy Drills asssI Ducils.
40 eases WooI Hats,
3 e" CuIu OscssGoca.
as Gents Roofs.
9 d" VVoHEcss's st05sg SHOES.
II ChiIdrcn's Shoes.
8 YOu1Ess' SaU,-s.
60 " Boys SHOES,
20 &" Mems EGip SEiCcs
6 gsussCi SHOE,
~ &" Umbrellas.
IS pieces Iwceas ald CaSs5snereS
so 4" JeaRs,
so '' E5cFsag,
25 aersey.
20 MeriGOs,
zoo " Slssia asld striped DO
sEcsgiCs,
30 CEmgIba1ns,
TO e Heavy ShirIing CsecsSs,
I5G Il" Cauc0es,
50 '' Hickory siIsssIo~s,
20 dozen OVcE:sIIs,
IL Heavy Wool Jackets.
800 pairs PaRiaIooGs,
SO Suits Gray EAcrsrys-
500 dozen spool COg1OE.
10000 dozen Cotton TRr=ss,
90O dozen Wool Socks,
20 4" Wool Hose,
so d" Cotton Hose,
so 4" Misses lgssi CBsiIdTeH's
Hose,
SO gross Military BEsftOUs,
900 lbs. Turkey Eeed Cotton,
so lbs. knitting Cotton,
30 lbs. ZcpIsyT NVOfsseis-
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
IOO Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown shsF,imgs aHd sheetings,
BEeackcd g
Checked JacOnei and swiss Mus
lins,
Table CiCihs, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and Sslaite Linseys,
Canton FIanacls, Green Baize,
White and EEed EIanncIs.
ShaWIs. Neck Comforts,
Black VeIvegs, Agpaccas,
ErisEa EineDs,
UaudkcTchiess, Cravags, Gloves,
ladies aad Gents CzaUntEe'S,
Heavy Buctk sHa Sess5
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WaTps,
Wrapping irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins
Tabic cutlery, scissors, etc.
We oifsr the above, agi o.Hef desirahlegoods
,.-.rfr r-g.rr t-sfs 4su
E1- County Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, vii
be taken IN exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAILOR & CO.,
Corner OF Adams and Second streets.
jsl4-ly
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NOTICE /!

gIyHE whereabouts Of Mr. W T. BENNETT. tforu
/ cry Of Heuder.on, Ey.J would Ike 10 be known
Jy J. q Davis. Of the piycs Mr. Bennett's ia
her il dead snd the estate Caonot bs seted without
see ng or hearing from him. ArY niOzmstiJn ssEesrl
ilR hin scot q d s. Boswell. 81 con- TeGn. sill very
uuue OBJ 'ge LIS friend j. B. DAVIS, D ).
L.
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COTTON NEED.

DARTIES within haGiins distsuce Of he city NO
ui.J hat the usual price will be paii In cash for
All the good sound dry COTTON SEED they " u de-
.-s 81 the PianteIs OIL Work.. Fscties living more
remote On either o; the railroads the river, hasIs
tlOttuh - cd sell requested 81 correspond viii
the Company and arrange have sacks seat TO Ihsir
rrspgsi i've i-pOts my -
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Thomas EiINELL

Six aud cOnvsl, scing soldiers in psivs's fauds, ana
l.rsfs.t points III .h5 comfy hsI Jsl..E - ne
OvsIt1G Gs5sTsi hosi al viii sp5Ig 81 this
H2-,.t.l z.ibsT 1 ysr.eu er y letter g;yI
lelt,r OF company ana simsu.
EF ATKINS.
Fo,, SU. -5av.
C,.,,,a Ieac,Gl HaspitaI. Ma @4rh i-o'
-y-JI
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BURNING OF THE DESOTo DEPOT.-This
building situated Immediately opposite Vicks-
burg, on the Louisiana shore, was set on fire
last night and entirely consumed No attention
was paid to the fire, every person thinking rat
the conhAgTation was ordered by cur mi Iy
authorities as beacon light by which to- tch
the movements Of the enemy. The stOS low
runs that the Yankee SCOUTS came up ugh
the swamp surprised the guard on wat and
set fire to the building Tie guard es ID to
the point of the river above, and made way
over to the city this morning. No )t the
Yankees considered that ouI watch mes along
the river were no. sufficient for the purpose in
tended, and thought they would give us good
big illumination. The loss OF the building is OF
not much consequence, but it serves TO remind
US of the thieyiGg aud cunning character Of the
foe we have to deal with TicksJurg Citizen.
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED !

TEvO n the paees OF ,wO soldiers IL the Iy o; Coz
NTH whose cUus-riyJ :llr= expires July b, l-s2
sac -acl will b. paid for thirtyye years VI
&C, # application rs uIsde q, once 90
HIrEBELL1 HUSTON CO,
rnvll-Iy No il4 Ms,n stU-st
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FUNERAE NOTICE.

TIE fs, d AMI a, q lsdnssn-es OF Ut and Are u 1.
Porter ale 7i5oi g. at-ud lie ian= a. OF be iuIzat
q r, WILLIE iroI ih= residence cr.He- Of Vance zui
Or ~s2- streets, THIS ,Sua ay) AFrEaNoOSs ~ lice
ant O. hal O., ok.
Sssv.les 5y Kew. p u. Th,up n. HaeE= ~ attend
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HARRIS. BERCIER & CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS :

TJOR the sse sud purchase Of PRODUCE, eIc
II No. n Tehoupitoul&s street
New Orleans la
Advances made GH .5HEisnments 10 the above house
bV THOMAS ON9.
iaI6n AtR P. Walt & Co.'S No. BzttuTs.
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10 THB TRADEl

TERCHa T ala. 1i-2-s E2s.rE gco1s Jrat JEcy
VI VIII "a Ued .Etn cs7L. yit fe-ifzs the bi-I 2
prc-s au have tsl ua-u-ss Ir1I}1y attended @, 10y
ser diug hem 10 a. T. ANDREWS x Co y. lIaln
rect Ba'iF La 4 .'ry a gOds Corhug y .ots sud
Shoe, E-7-g fa1l. G0r H-lliug sugar. self Gfog-
c-iias. etc a. --- ANDREWS a. co
A -CFl1r-ar, G as.llli. j II ,ieTcha e
UvEl-i-v Aaa stT
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KOT'lsE.

otEunE aIVtL GOV. AND PROV MARSHA.
NENrHls, May -i,t -sG-
No merchant holder Os Sugar s5I Iolzss4s IN tt=
~ gIty w..hiu UIe5 51 -Ls s-alsi will be 81
owed t.. retain more .haa fifteen Hc ssicads Of Srs-
and Elty BzITrs OF EOla4-,--
Th-v s.g g. qu,-od 20 flil.. he GOyyri n-uI gent
-,,h correct a-. f hat tu-y have aud IL a neither
- Do sod Of Tea,o. q tl- lGa,0n of Iis Cr2-.
T.. ID. EgEi,t-K.
luy.tIT Civil Gov r"'.. an1 Proves, nars la
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DIED,

o. Ets evening -. he zsi iuet--1. ri ne Gsyssc
H,u e. : II bULLES L.4 Cz-h'=r Of tie Bank II
EenuueEy
g-,r-l vs-r!ces a. CsIysry .LuEeL Rev. D. " his,
THls sdHlag. aFTsRSOOs at I,sr 2rd La.l g'lJ.k.
III, .-g,-s .l s,yus,nt,Hoes sIs invited ~ a.sll
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FROM SUFFoLK.--Five hundred Yankee cav
sIrv entered Suffolk Tuesday morning, little
after sunrise, eight abreast, yelling and shouting
like so many msdmen. The people expected the
invaders. and were not at all disconnected by
their boisterous and rowdyish demonstrations.
It is reported that the cavalry were Joined, yes
terday, by a regiment of infantry. This rumor
is not confirmed. The arrival of the cavalry
we know to be correct. A gentleman who saw
them enter gave rs the information. n.--PeterSbaTg
ElpToss 18th
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PHNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of Mr.. " -l- soSlr..
. yiIeJ to attend taa funeral o, h. wife Nrs CA6J
lIsL LOwLzs from she Ie-idsEee BIZ. "a Tltss
THIS (suaday) AFTERNOON. At four oel.e2- Ssr,ises
by the Rev Dr.. White.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-25
PIaNaN FnR SiLEt

+ HAVE two seven. etave PIANOS
i one very nur se. n sariy new which lszEszts$
wi" ''', io', It a0'.a r iaH;t.-isy H9aa:sy FI& III
Fisug o-.o Maker.
myG3 5ta -.-1.r n -.s ..ad D5Soto street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-25

TmE Glorious IjlTH--Tnosc who want io
get into ia good regiment Should read ilie adver
ti..monr 10. three luudled recruit, or the lalth.
tue regiment thar obtained fame and glory at
Sniiah, }y,v commanded .,y Col. Ff;zgera.l