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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-26
The War IN Ihe HVest-Anotber Federal
ReUnrf.
Special to the Missouri Republican.

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| SPRINGFIELD, No, March II, VIA RoLLA,
March l3-A messenger arrived at 10 o'clock last night
bringing additional news of the battle The engagement
took place on little Sugar creek five miles this side OF a
stream of same name, where the sSrmish took place
On the march down anticipation of attack the
sou h. Gen. Curtis ordered the trains be drawn up on
I the north side but unexpectedly the attack com
meneed on the rear north OF cur army, by 1900 20O
rebel cavalry. Gen Sgel with 500 men, protected the
train for several hours alternately rerestng aud
ping % hold the rebels in chec while the teams pushed
backward 20 the main body of the army While thus
engaged sigel was three times surrounded, but
way through each time. Ihs principal fighting on
Thursday done by Sgel in this way On Friday,
: the engagement became general aud continued 70
throughout the day The officers behaved with much
galautry The most exposed po-iron occupied by
Col Carr division, and the greatest loss suffered by
them Col Dodges brigade Of this division consse ed 0f
/ the tth Iowa. lst Iowa battery; 35th illinois Col
Phepss regiment and the 2fth Missouri I'd brigade
der Col FBndever Of the 9Th Iowa consisted his own
regiment the Dubuque battery and Col Cars regiment
A letter from Col Carr says the losses in the ith and
9th Iowa 35th Illinois and 25h Missouri from one
hundred aud fifty two hundred in each regiment killed
and wounded Only three hundred Ia the 34th Missouri
present, but they lost twenty niue killed and
large number wounded bs Iltb ana I-th Ws,1ri {
lows cavalry and 5h Indiana lost about forty each
Among the wounded Gen Asboth. In the arm Col
Carr also in the Lieut. Col Galligan Lieut. Col
Heron, and Major Cole of the 9th Iowa Besides being
wounded Col Heron was taken prisoner Col. Dodge
had three horses shot under him. Lieut. Smith. the
2d Ohio battery taken prisoner and jumping from
wagon 90 make his escape killed Gen Slack
dangerously wounded Col Mcintosh was killed Col
Reeves, Of the I'd regiment Of volunteers danger
ously wounded. Col Hebert Of the Sd Louisiana yOuu
teers killed dangerously wounded Maj Gen
Sterling Price slightly wounded Thirteen pieces OF
artillery were captured by our men, among which
4 one piece lost by Sige at Wilson's creek.
Our loss is estimated at from eight hundred % thou
sand killed and wounded The rebel loss is not known
but is supposed TO be from two thousand 20 three h0us
/ and. Large numbers rebel prisoners were taken.
probably fifteen hundred They were constant
/ ly being brought in. Two thousand Indians were
gagged in the battle Eighteen of our killed were sealped
! by them.
Price, with about thousand men retreated north
ward and then took eastcry direction. Gen. JEFF. g.
/ Davis Is after him.
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The performances of the Msrrimac, or Vir
ginia in the late naval engagement, has alarmed
our northern enemies They admit and fear her
superiority, as will be seen by the following from
the Louisville Journal
We have been puzzled in our attempts TO con
lecture why it was the Monitor when the Mer-
rimac retrrated from the conflict with her in an
Injured condition, did not follow up the rebel
monster and complete the work so well begun.
A statement OF the fight, given BY the pilot Of
the lost frigats Cumberland, seems TO explain
the mystery The pilot says that the Msrrimac
goes three knots an hour faster than the Monitor
and if the fact is so, the MeTimac, even in her
partially crippled state was probably able 10 re-
treat faster than her conqUeT0r could follow.
But il seems to as that this difference OF speed
i'm favor Of the Merumac IS well calculated to
create no incOnsideTabie apprehension The
Merrimac has shown that she can stand the
whole power Of the Monitor for hours without
being disabled and, If she can outsiTip her ma
-teriaIly in speed. she can probably pass out ON
Norfolk to sea in spite Of all the opposition that
can be made te her And once at seq We
know not what is to prevent her, after leaving
the Monitor ont Of sight, from passing down the
whole line of the southern coast, sinking run
piug ashore or dispeTsing the bloekading fleets
Of IN the southern ports o. even passing along
the northern coast bombarding every loyal city
which her draught Of water viii permit her 10
appr0ach We hope there is no such danger
but we can't see why there isn't
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BY an arrival Monday night we have later IN
telhgence from the upper rver.
Both the contending forces have light batteries
planted on the banks Of the river a short dis
tsnce below Tiptouville-the FedeTals occupy
ing several points on the Missouri shore, and the
Confederates on the east bank.
The Federal gun and mortar boats still con
tinue a slow firing, daily, at long range, which
was being replied to occasionally by our forces,
whenever itevas thought an efeetual shot could
be made The casualties upon Island 10 had
been few IN numbeT-but one having been
killed.
There seems to be no doubt Of the destruction
of two Of the enemy's gunbOats One Of them
was struck by a shot from the Island, some days
since, when she was Immediately towed up the
river Parties from Hickman who came down
by land reported that she sunk short distance
below that place. The second. after being
struck, was taken in tow by two of the attending
tugs, and run upon bar, when her stesrn grad
uslly sunk. leaving her bow and smoke-stacks
visible from the Island.
The forces on the Island are in fine spirits,
and feel confident Of their ability to keep the
enemy from advancing by water.
The enemy, sixty in number, came down in
small boats through the swsmps, to Gayoso,
where they captured seven citizens who formerly
belonged to Gen. Thompson's army. They were
enabled to make this forsy in consequence Of the
overflow which etfectually prevented them from
advancing in force by land, at present They
have steam saw mill in operation at New Mad
nd Their land force is estimated at 10000, and
the feet on Monday was three guuboats and six
mortar hnats
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AN OLD BELL.-An old brass church bell Of
tolersble SIZE, bearing the words York county,
in Virginia, l725, has been received al ths Vir-
ginia armory from York county, as a present to
the State, from DR. John Mayo. Il was cast IN
England and sent over as present consid-
erable opening in the side shows that it long
since ceased to ring out It's dulcet and peculiar
harmony Indeed, it is not now kn5wu, we
suspect, even in what particular church iLs iunc-
lions were performed. Whether it viii retain its
present shape-remainiug a memento ot long
gone eIa--Or whether iJ will be converted into
something to help us on to that independence we
are now lighting for, remains TO be developed by
the sxigencies 0i the times Richmond Dispatch
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Romance Of War-A Yankee GsirI,s Letter
her Sweetheart.

At the battle of Manassas the mail bag containing let
10 the first Connecticut regiment Of volunteers was
captured, ana it3 contents taken by troops.
Among other letters the following found From the
way she talks should Judge She spirited and
bright gal who loved jim Russell little more than
and more enthusiastic than would suit the refinement
Of yet size says nothing against the South
only hope she had the good luck 10 welcome Jim
home after the Manassas fight which occurred a few
days after the letter written. But, if he fell then
Meals heart was broken. The original placed IN
our hands from which copy. The letter is beaufi-
fully written and bespeaAs educated yyoman-8Iil-
le3gerlls Recorder
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The neV asgs law OF DE 0Id Dominion
has been adopted y TIE peopie-or rather by
these Of lbem pho voted The EHgairsr says
that the vote was sxeeedingly small. Even in
those cites aud counties not uolestei by the
enemy, che veas vas, probably less than one
fifth Of the iuI eleetera, strength. Il is almost
certain taat She polls we're not opened at all in
at least one-hslf Of the State, The counties
north Of the Rappahauaeek, aud The northern
part Of tbe valley, were then Witnessing lhe fall
ing back Of our troops and tie aavanoe Of the
enemy The eastern shore, and the most Of
trans klleghany. hsge beeu siienced for monfhs
With nine-tenshs Of tae people thus either unable
TO vote. or ,her attsntion wholly pre-oecupied
by the quesi.o Of fBe Commonwealth life or
death. they were yet fsqaifed by the late con
ventiOn to assemble at Hieir places Of voting
and pass judgmsu. upon SIS jsets Of no pressing
or unusual impoFlasice
The Eaqatrsr is dissasisfsd aud adds that the
spectacle viii Be presented of the ianaaInental
lawof a CommonNe eaith aDssitlsd by the ballots.
perhaps Of netsnth tha goteFs--tls rest being
either senced by tiis saenrY o. engaged 10
fighting him.
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GENERAL ORDER No. 5.
HEADQUARTERS 2sD GRAND DIVISION
ARdY OF TIE MISSISSIPPI,

HEAD4I ARTERS 4sD GRAND DiTf9ION-i
AksG OF IiE MISSISSiPPI
JACKSON rsnH. March 9th. 1862
I OFFlCEkS Ald soldiers travelling un ier ordsrs
aud 0c -sArs ot tur.agsh required their A.
ry Isl at military sfa'iou 20 report mu ediatey to th
c7nllnandng oihrrr those not complying with ID
gl.At18 aud All who may Be f1and u or about faun
and caeq5 TItholt proper written altbority. via b.
prom pity arrested and turned 10 the guards o
regular trains for tri1spGrtafion TO their stations
Proper guards WIa Dr. astsied BY colamauders Tor th
efficient erecutian Of ibis order.
10 no leaves of absence iurioughs except on eur
gecns certificate setting f. to Necessity for ehsngs
location viii be granted uness approved 80 these Head
qasrters, Al such haVe be- granted are recalled
and D. PARTIES are required re0ia their respective
stations imuI dztalY be- considered as deserttra
Iil. No ofcel's wife family viii be permitted 10 rs
main Fth zoe troops tbs held and no oficsr vii
under any gircuu5sf be allowed &C. absent Enssl
a. night rom his proper tEtio.l
By command Jf M-ior General BRACE
GEO G GARNER
uh23 " Assi-L-I1f Adirtani Ger sraI
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WAsIhNC foN, March l5-The report made
the committee roads and clu4s 60 dsv ao0l-
pauyiug ii BIZ for increased f,.iruad facilities between
Heiv fOrk ard Washington. sets forth that eNIgeg-
ci5s of me government require additional and more
speedy communication tlaf tae na should be inland
aud safe from As dangers Of ior 81 Invasion which
The shore lule - FeryWher eNpdsrd Hhs want they
say be supplied by finishing the Re- sdig ad Colu-
0A rir91Le aua 'ur committee accordingly Iec5uInsnd
lhst the SecIullry 0f te Treasury be authorized TO
udorse the art uYagage bonds thf gtrmtlc Of the
payment of th prime Hll and Interest the ezbnt Of
S455Eq0 So tb3 20 he paid on the completion Of half
ths r0ad, aud ihe remainder on its aoulpet.uu.
Col heTTlg-l. who recently nVJnnta-iy released
from big military conni27d, took bs seat u the House
TO dag Fog ths 6rst time this session
Gen Fremont ls aEpecred 20 arrive heFe 10 day Al
reudy r-EiI4 partially RAISED in Sew Eoik 10
accoua any nina fl East Tennessee srf Georgia Two
men lI cbel % Wisconsin rggIll IG 10 Gen smiths
division poisoned to-day hT drinking wafer from
well that haa le poisoned by the rebeh a Is Thought
coupsug +, aId prIFate William company X Cuts
served tlrougl Ea M MZcan war. z the men have been
prohibited from drinking ont oi old wells aud new ones
are being dug
Negroes are d0ckiug ia from Virginia in hundreds It
estimated at at rsst trutl OF he servile nopuia
ion Of this section ra-l ly the retr-a Of DE reJels..
A entertain the notion hst -leir freedom follows I'd
advance Of our arn One gang of taenty-hvs
rived tria morning
All who have been 20 Centerle agrse that there was
n0 shadow Of au army there 80 oheavy guns were ever
mounted except wooden Ques The iutreuehtteuts On
the Sank and Peretea alc The railroad fror, Manas
aas IS Of poor construction Oue-half OF the burnt car
tisre and complete printing office Trees were cut
down 10 disclose the plains Of Msuassas
~ The Senate Of Maine has passed q resolu
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HEADQUARTERS or THE
Trans MISS. DISTRICT,


The maior general commanding this district desires 70
express TO THE troops bis sdmaiou of their conduct dur
ing the recent expedition against the enemy.
Since leaving camp ll Boston Mountains, ihey nave
been necessarily exposed To the hardslps Of winter
campaign and have endured such prvHuuus as troops
have rarely encountered
In the,eng,geneus Of the 6h, 9Th and -th instant
was che fortune of the general commanding 60 be- imne
d.ase with the Missouri dyisOa, and De Therefore
bear personal testimony 90 their gallant bearing From
the noble veteran who has led them long % the gal
liant s. Churchill CLERK WHO fell while meeting the
euemys last charge the MssOuaHs proved themselves
devoted patriots and stauuch soldiers They met the
enemy his chosen positions and took them from him
They drove him from his field of battle and slept upon
The victorious advance OF McCuloch's division upon
the strong position of the cnemy front Inevitably
checked The msfOrtuurs which saddeu the hearts
OF orr couutryuen throughout the COHfedsracv McCu
iueh and Mcintosh fell ia The very front Of tGe battle
and in the ful tide OF success With them went down
the confidence aud hope of tleir troops No succ can
reuar Of such leaders Il Is only left % to
mourn their uutmey fall emulate their heroic courage
and avenEa their death.
You have inflicted upon the enemy heavy ow But
we must prepare at 10 march against bin again
All at6eeIs and must BE- digeut in perselug them
selves il suowsdge OF tactics and of camp discipline
The regulations of the army upon this subject must be
rgdy enforced Officers viii reCite daily in tactics and
all 1aust dru as many times daily other duties viii
permit In every company The prescribed roll calls viii
be made. The arms viii be daily inspected and care
Commander Of brisadss wLll publish and strictly en-
force these orders
BY order OF Major General Earl Van Dorm
DHENEY IL MaURY A. A. C.
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SIMPLE REDUCrION. new way 70 reduce
four hundred to twenty two has lately been dis
covered which puts Jack Ealstaf 10 the blush
only his was "totheT way
When the report OF the recent descent upon
our Ettle force at Big Greek Gap reached us it
was through a courier who wasn't thar, that
we lost four hundred men. Subsequently, an
other report reduced the number 70 one hundred
and fifty Report after report camo IL, our loss
growing beautifully less, until a gentleman ar
rived who was there aud says We lost but tWcn-
ty.tw0, all told, and they were captured, not
killed FiBet1 54gGieAe kH0r5,Ur Hsgilsr
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IN Saturday night, March 2sds lsG2. from -
~ ths residsncs o. Mrs MauIsv near tie -
Pigeon R0ost road. three ui les ilum Memphis 80
dark sorrel HORSE shout years old has a white
spot on his forehead aI- q bite rlz around Bis lelt
hind foot, PAGES and s bead high both knees
tttle sprung and is about dflt-g hands high Alsl
stolen A. the same time an cit AHlsiiean saddle.
proper ard viii be gwen Tor the recovery Of ths
horse, Hud also for the deee ioR Of the th.ef Apply
JAMES q. LITTLE FIELD
nn.l-f- ~ No
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Fort Warren, Mas.
T. S-siDce writing the above our friend, Col. X W.
Hanson bias reached this celebrated resort and g. res
me 10 add thai the present Of a demijon Of whisky,
which be aarns you have promised him, would BE-
NOR acceptable than at tls tinethe locality and the
latitude well as the sentiments Of our urghbors Up
the harbuF holding out most tempting Inducements 90
cultivate taste for that delightful beverage. "A Ea
Ger OF caution however, he urges me 20 add that DE
hopes ii the liquor be of good quality, you win not
venture it, be might thereby incur much risk
OF losing it altogether-a privatoE which, however
agreeable 20 yourself would be attended with serious
Inconvenience 20 himself during ths prevalence ot the
Bfg.ysfIfBg nor u-a-iers - E.
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The E5nflIe OF Newbern.


Baltimore papers say that Capt Buchanan died on
Sunday last bus tbe houored hero OF Newport News
recovering.
DeatN OF GeIegrapbic Reporter.
wn. H. Pritchard agsnt for the southern press
died last night after d few days illness.
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NOTICE.

HUMBOLDT TENN.
M6RCH To- les2
fT7HE urdersgu-d have each been suihofized y 81
i Secreiary o, Var 20 raise s
Regiment of Infantry tor the War
The three reg m when 90 svi aud orsanzsd, 7Fil
f AIMED with he best af ms aud united in the same
brigade Pc sous having companies which tkey may
dsre TO brug into either of hose regiments, viii r.
port eth-f OF tbs underiisned 81 this place until
turiher notice
ANY com nunicatlon 20 th-r Of rs ~ p be Forwarded
q placed iu tbe hands of Titus Esq OF Memphis
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
ST. Col Commando sr. Regiment Tenn. Vols
JAMES h EDNONDSON
Ca7t. Commanding Co. B., l54 Sr Reg, T. v
M. MAGEVNEY. JR.
C1ps. Commanding Co. g.. l5Ith sr. Res. n. "
.r--I. Au.-aurhn rlnH
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MEMPHIS MOUNTED REBELS

A FEW more GOOD doubIe-barrsled GUNS wAated
"a to complete ariutls bis company, now 10 camp.
They will Dee paid Tor by etvng them with Mai r. w.
koyster Persons holding them win by giving tbern up
greatly Obhge h. J. WICK,
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For the Memphis Appeal
WILL YOU GO!

Win you gol will you go
Where the f0emau's steel ID bright
In the thicEsst ST the night
For God aud for the right
VIII you go viii you go
VIII v0u stay will you stay
And let ctcrual blame
Mark, with fngeT-pont Of shame,
Your deep dishonored name
VIII you stay viii you stay
VIII you GO will you 60
For freedoms struggling cry.
In he name Of God most high,
To rescue her, or die
viii you 90 will You 60
VIII you stay win You stay
While the col is tighter bound,
Aud the tyr5gnt, on our ground,
Plants his foot with dismal sound
VIII you stay win you stay
VIII you 60 viii you 60
Where our dying brothers call,
A they bleed and bravely faIi,
To free us from this ihrali
VIII you gJ will You 60
VIII you stay will you stay
And let the silent grave
R-prcach you for the brave,
Who have died. our land 10 save,
VIII you stay viii you stay
VIII you gol viii y0g got
The brow OF boyhood barred
With the old and hoary hsirsd
Have the darkest perils dared
VIII you 90 viii you 90
VIII you stay wiz you stay
Slaves Of a tyraut's chain,
Slaves ever 20 remain
Ia dishonOrs deepest STAIN
Wal you stay will you stay
VIII You g0 viii yOu gOi
Answer pes or answer H0,
For coon the fatal blow
Will descend for veal or wr
viii yOu 90 viii y0u g0i
VIII you stay viii you stay
Then may eternal gloom,
Draped by the hand of DOOM
Forever shr0ud your tomb,
Can you stay can YOU stay
EHPWS, Tenn, March 20, 1862 ESTELI
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SHERIFFs NOTICE

ESY virt1e Of an o-der from the County Court o.
- Suel1ycouuly O. ua directed I MI on FRIDAY
Lle 4th aay Of pr l-5 the corner Of Fourth anC
EGchsings street,, -Isu phIs Tenn. at d clock
ist out % tls lowest bidder for the space Of tfelg
months % be paid quarterly By the Comfy Court
May l. Bell, unetic, 'Eh1 is 30 be provided sun
csnl Diet wa hns and apparel, and proper treatment
Tor ihe space above meutg0ued Sufficient security l.
to oe given. 20 be approved by the Comfy Court
JAMFS D. FELT9,
mha5al prs i~e 81. Sheriff shelby C0Hnty.
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MASONIC NOTICE!

I'HE members Of Leila Scott Lodge No. es9 q
are req. .rstsd 90 meet a. he Masonic Hall "a
corner Of Madison 4ad Second streets, THIS ~ ~
wednesday, EFL NiNG, at clock f0f the/ "
purpose Of - coufvrr o g degrees Members Of SOutl
Memphis Lodge No lss. AngerOus Lodge No l6o, snl
visiting Brothers frst-ruaily invited 10 attend
By order of j. J. WoRsHAM Maste-
Ul-n lt- j. L. HARAQD Sec'rv
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The Secretary Of the Treasury having official
lv promul ..ted the treasury circular Of the 4th
Of March recently published in the newspapers
of this city, for licensing and regulating "inteT-
nal commercial intercourse between the iHhab-
itsnts of those parts Of the United States hereto
fore declared By the President to be in insurrec-
ton. and the citizens of the Union the custom
house permits issued for the shipment Of mer-
cbandise from St. Louis to Nashville, and other
parts OF the State Of Tennessee, under the reg
ulations" promulgated by Majol-Geueral Hal
lsca in Gensral Orders Nos. % and -, March Sd
and 9th 1862, ceas3 at once.
No permits for the transportation Of merchan-
disc TO any part Of the country heretofore do
clared to bein insurrec,i0u will be issued after
this date by any officer Of the customs on the
Mississippi except such as are provided for IN
the treasury circular Of March ith, while the
rules and regulations established By that ciTcu-
lar continue in force All licenses under that
circular are to be issued by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, to whom applications therefor must be
made IN writing, stating specifically lhe purpose
rJr which the license is desired
w d. GALLAGHER,
Special Agent Of Treasury Department
Sr LOUIS March -, io03
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A GOOD BARGAIN!

tAA be bad 10 ths purchase Of my premises -
~ on fh4 GermaH-0wn plank road less than I'D
hd't a mile from Che cOrplaie limits Of the 4titl
city Of Mmphis There are two tsnements lEzIsA
hne water, ootl well and esierl, the prsmis hi
property viii be market until the Isl of April nex
Fo- terms apply to me- or to w. @. Mcclure, ca bic
Bank Of Msuplfs.
mh22 q JOHN p Wills
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE,

ON immediate application that beautifui 49,
" RESIDENCE and highly oruameutsd -ss5fI
grounds with all couvsuie1Gsa for servants WI
iaundry and culinary purposes tcgather with -
best cisierns ETC. VIII s-H with this 1t thrss others
adjoining TO admit Of orchard garden stable, 1c
Apply % the premises o. n ". r Donoho. "
Shelby street. east side above Huiil g street.
rui525 %
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-FRENCH EATINli H0UsE

WE undersigned nlo,uis his fzierls and ih. public
Il generally that be E--s opened an EATING HOUSE
on the French style. shelby street, few doors north
of GayOsO street. Meals ail hours
q. holland.
A Colored Servant wsnted 70 d1 th- Wa hjae au {
Ironing urh.5ls
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SWORDS FOR SALE

I'VE have few CAVALRY snd INFANTRY
W SWORDS on bend, for sale aad are constantly
snui actuTng them. aa n orders short notice.
U. RICHMOND s. co
mh29 W. -a~y Tsrt Memphis
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copsrtnrrshrp heretofore existing between
L tFARRA TT * OfHARA is tins day dissolved J
W. CARAT has a,sumed an the liabilities and viii
r1S55 b.. aARR TT 4 OH IRA.
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DHILIPS COUNTY LLVY BONDS we have
i some good city property 10 exchange for Bau.IL
Also, some good Improved pr3pert Tor for Couf-
crate Bonds which " % ell 80 "a bargain. call
soon ANDERSON. STAY j. 90
rofo-
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rHE RESERVE MILITARY CORPS o. rssgFssse g3,s
r4E - DIsTkt-l or - coryry
Names Of those who have Nsiass of thas who b.vs
oe-n or are now IN SER been are now 30 ser-
vice volunteers be- vice rs 10 rntasrs ~
tveea the ages Is andI tggee Toe ages of As aol
IS; S..