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EalsroRY u - -.

The statement is made Ia the Richmond
papers, that Messrs. VEST & JoHssToN, oi
that city, viii soon publish history of the FIRST
year Of the war b.. De WITT, late of the
Eaqairer, aud Sir POLLARD, Of the Examiner,
bora Of Richmond, are announced as the joint
authors Of the flrthco.ning work
We have read with regTst the announcement
that sacb 7ork il ia Contemplation. 1. a.
pears to US tha. any aistoTy Of the war at this
due woaId be inju5iciousi for however just and
impartial Is may be, il would led to endless
cortoverry in tho newspaper press, and 90 STRIFE
and division among taa people.
Bat are the Editors of tie Richmond papers
1nsned above, TIE iiga persons to prepare a full
and impartial history Of the war They ae
not, unless they pursue different course in
their book from thst they have followed in their
psperE, Ii has been To- much the practice with
tbe Richmond newspapers to give undue prom
inencs to the performances ofroops from Virgins q
and too little credit to those rom ether States.
n some instances re have been told that gross
injustice was done IN ae:liping to publish i'm
partial statements Of ugagements-ss, for eK-
ample, Of the affsrs al Cotton Hill and Ale
ghany. And IN regard to the surrender Of
Roanoke Island, one who read the Richmond
papers alone, would n0t have supposed there
were any troops on the Island at the time Of The
surrender. except those from their own State.
A press that aspires 70 Be metropolitan, should
cultivate liberal and catholic spirit Inste ed
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as overseer in sOuiI Carolina

Uncle Sam as Overseer in South Carolina.
The bill Of Mr.. Senator Foster, turning Uncle
Sam into q cotton planter, in South Carolina,
has passed the Senate.
Yeas-Blassrs. Anthony, Chandler, Clark
Collamer. Dixon. Fesseuden, Fitch Foster,
Crimes, Hale, Harlan, Howard, Howe, King,
Lane, Iu9ians) M0rril, PcmToy, Sherman,
Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyck Trgmbu.i, Wade
Wiley, Wilmat, Wilson. (Mas achusetts) )-25-
Nays-NEessrs. Browning, Carlisle, Cowan,
Davis, Henderson, Kennedy McDougai, Pearce,
Powell Rice, Salisbury, Thompson, WILSON,
(MissoUui)-l4
The bill provides a Poard of Receivers and
Guardians TO lot the lands for q year or less for
money, or on shares or cultivate them themselves
the land to be laid off IL lots Of from 1000 to
5000 acres
The board is empowered to purchase tools,
seeds, animals, etc, to the amount Of SO an
acre. and to employ a superintendent, either al
a fixed salary of $1,000 year, OF at a compeu
sation not TO exceed $4,000 yearly, contingent
upon the success Of his hUsbaudIy. A register
IS TO be kept Of eli INDECENT persons who come
iuto the plantation, with description If each Of
such persons, 10 be employed al fifty cents
day and properly cared for money TO be I'D
vsuced 10 them for clothing and other necessa-
IieS Hospitals are to be erected for the sick,
| aud physicians provided and paid by the board
& sefni-annual report to be made OF the receipts
and expenditures, and the profits, if any, 10 b.
placed TO the credit Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, who viii supply the funds necessary,
"itb history Of the condition Of the INDECENT
people who shall have been under their care
The elephant Of 5000 or 10000 psuper
negroes being on our hauds--their natural South
Carolina protectors having run sway-wa have
no other alternative than TO turn negro owe
Sc. rs, and work the negroes as well As We can.
But d" Uncle Sam is Hotoriously the poorest
sort of a Landlord. and, OF course, much worse
planter. We have no doubt that ia his new
character Of cotton planter he will run in debt,
heels over head, and that his board Of receiv-
ers," guardians" superutendeuts," etc,
will est him ont of house and home and come
up TO .le treasury with the heaviest sort Of up
paid buisl But what else can we do The
man that has an elephant must not let him
starve --Ns1o York Express
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notice.!

- Q -. of America.
WAX DEPAR MEN i-ORDNAECl u- fIttE :
bI~Hn'sD Ma-,h d. 81
los VII oe resolved " s,s Office ga sbs I5th o.
~ ADfu next, for tta following Cg1VANCE ana
OaDoANCE AAIEklAL for ths Co Tolerate Ssst-s
ATmys
2o9@o un5 Chsreoa! 20 Blas5 Fiz I-n,
tOtO tans of Blooms. tcha-ccaij
ooyOJ tuns wrought ir-n aass Of azi0us sizsg.
ltO Ten iuch Col. .llb AZ.
100 = ight inch Sou -1isEs
100 Ten i-ch 5.-ge and Garrison Asrt1ra
lOo thirteen irsh sea c0a-s sorLars
% Twelve -gound-r Iron aouirzsrg
10 SiS-p1y ates IfOu I-lI Cons
bds may be made for any qu=Uuty lt Iron over ozs
aubd'td t1n-, and for sry nr.5e, Of ems ov--
DrAET1g5 Of the suns will Be furnished oriv 10 mar.
les whose btcs are accepted
bulsrs Will stat tte irs cf de- iprv suf the date
81 which nst less thar one Lul-rsc tns Of ron IL AZ bs
expected - be rum she'd
They mus $50 state he time required 10 furnish tb
whole Of their bio.
blddoss Tor guns VIII stale he cate Of TIE frst dlsz
cry snd toe ils required 10 supply the whole ruu.
Payments viii b mad on deivesv 5f nor Ies. 80
ny iuns OF ro1, ard the rsbt D. pay ots hsf l c.,
te1eratc bonds il re-ervad
5lqs must be sealed and enclosed and in5qsd On the
envelope Proposals. ior o. or 'Fr.tos.Js for
Guns a. the case may De-
-obl7+INhan gilnt -i''l '.,5--, ,.-1-,
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of devotiug themselves almost exclusively to the
performances of their own States troops, they
should procure and publish full and accurate
accounts Of all our operations, and not withhold
the proper credit from any portion Of the army
Their correspondents should be imbued with
similar spirit, and should not confne their liter
ary labors to arecord of what their own regiments
and brigades may be able TO accomplish
But few Of the official documents relating TO
the war have been published; aor have the pro
ceedings of the secret sessions Of Congress Jet
uanspired How any one can prepare a just
and reliable history in tas absence Of such papers
and proceedings, we are unable to understand.
We would not be understood as indmatil g
that the Richmond press have Intentionally done
injustice to the troops Of any State. Our edito-
nal friends of that city feel much pride in their
noble old State, and very naturally forget others
in their desire to place her gallant sons in a ia
vorab.e light before the world Writing history,
however, is another thing
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Waking Fu.nc a. goI,u RnJI.

The following tsceuous and witty article is
from the Richmond Dispatch, of the llth inst.
John Bull cuts q very ludicrcus figure under
the manipulatious Of the noble Russell. and fba
gnobe Seward. The aged British minister.
who is getting in bis dOtage, has succseded In
taking ali the starch out of the national collar.
aud converting the lion int0 q lamb The sdroi;
llain, Seward, passes Of vast number OF
practical Jokes upon honest John. which are
evidently intended as insults, to be aYOwed a.
such, OF TetIacted, according to the manner in
which they are taken. Now he knocks Johns
beaver over his eyes, aad when the bluff old
gentleman squares away to resent the indignity.
the Yankee assures him that 1t was entirely nm
intentional, and that he takes the greatest
pleasure in the world in disavowiug the act.
Anon, he creeps up behind John ana Tuus a Din
into him 81 the ueed, and when he turns roCnd
p rage, ! nathan is delighted to withdraw tue
caUse OF the OtfeHse. Aud so he goes on, tread
Ing on Johns toes, bruising his Sims, and triD-
ping him no, and, as long as be makes an aUoo-
" Tor il sityrward, Bull considers himself bound
to be Pacised, and 10 rejoice al the restoration
Of their friendly relations
The seizure Of British ships the Trent affair.
the stone blockade the Imprisonment of British
citizens, are al SO many demonstrations of de-
sire to peIpleI, annoy ard exasperate him, and
then the explanations which follow g demand
for redress are reality covert insults to his ul-
Outstanding and good nature. By this time it is
evident 10 all the world, except honest John,
that be is becoming the victim and the butt Of
the malicious Yankee, who is determined 10 in-
,ult him first and spologize afterwards at every
opportunity that offers. We are sorry 10 see the
Id gentleman fnade ridiculous; but as long as
be- chooses 70 dUff the lions character, and oc-
cupy the relation to the belligerents OF the don
Key between two bundles Of hay, he must expect
10 be laughed at.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The New Cabiuei

Special to the Memphis Appeal
RICHMOND, March I9.-On yesterday the
Senate confirmed the following nominations Of
Cabinet off .ers, as chiefs Of the respective de-
1sruaea.s Of the executive branch of the Con
isdera.s government:
Secretary OF state-Judah P Benjamin, OF
Louisiana.
Secretary of war-George ". Randolph, Of
Virginia
Secretary Of tho TTeasury--C. G. Memmin-
ger, of South Carolina.
Secretary of the Nays. R. Mallory, Of
Florida.
Attorney General-Thomas H. Waits, o.
Alabama
Possmaster-Genersl-J H. Reagan, of Texas.
nTyTv
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2 SUCCESSES AND RgyERsEs The chequered
character Of war has been happily expressed in
a lively English ballad:

a lively English ballad:
Come, cheer up, 'tis 10 use 20 despond, boys;
Ts written since fighting begun,
Thai sometimes We fight and we conquer,
And sometimes we fight and we run"
We commend the verso to the whole family
Of croakers. Let them sing it three times . day.
It VIII relieve their livers 1t is the experience
OF all mankind since the beginning Of battles.
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TO TIE PEREEr

ny AATert s-meat ia ths rrvys a7ar- 81 rate-E 10
iess Tor Tam rs ssth-r, hs cal I'd for5a 20 uib -
re+P"AdeEes sd SO many gris~ e94eeru e s. ous
Aio1s that have thought g. 70 ir-re cTcui ar an
snertng he much 90 gat after iBi, snariou
am t1s hgrntor sd pas-L Gee sld tar2 patent har
been allowed oy ths al' hoTi.js 3. Bichuyaud ~ No
cas- L eeresue chea-ical one 1b 90 be CD snad
MOI 'Rs bel b o. tie wo Dc in tae calur ruf rs
5u--las - ns@e ia -anu4oE Alb TOE ia-fsieut4 srg
snffE thruughoat SIC S5u-ke-u e5ru.ry Vat4 o.
Eese In TIE new only il dOts nos --qr-r. .sf Ia ,sn
he leather looks Gs wei ard d a. gtot d a1ary g
osefe5, tan that tanned by he ~ bark r-oct -
azvs had ihe Proeezs tbcroagh ri and situssas
y "or'sy snd hssors,iy gent su ~ thts c.sv -bc
VII voU-h f0s iat firscy. loo rat sell re-ts 20 sn
Ahe on aae- Al non=y sent ai Iay rsk by .akin tn
PoetH- as5er's Tcee p without 4 -.-trrius
Aed5ssI M At Little Rock ars. ere siBg t-n eru+g
- psJ postage. B g. HAlTJX
m w. Liir'- Rock a1k-rssF
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a gentleman of this city, who arrived from
C3rinth yesterday informs US that the impres.
son at that place when be left was that the
Federal forces a ere reuesting to the Tennessee
river. The impression was beginning to obtain
that the whole movement in that direction has
been feint, for the purpose of attracting atten-
ton from their advances On the Mississippi river,
and from Nashville.
The report of szirmish having occurred be
tween Corinth and the river, is without coufms-
ton. Our information, which is up 10 late
hour Thursday evening, gives no such inteIli-
pence.
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RKnm ARnER.

The Alouzo Child landed from above yesterday
morning. The only Intelligence received by her
in addition that already published, is, that the
enemy continue to slowly advaace down o.l Che
west bank Of the river. Their last occupation is
ty small battery at point about ten miles be
low Tiptonville. What sTe our gunbOats engaged
I'M Cannot they prevent these gradual advances
of the enemy7
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p S.-Sircs writing the E5oYs have went with Nr
laa FarrugtO Of thi, city, who has recently been 70
Nashville and while there usving heard the report ia
Huntsville as be- went up) made iuqu res IN regard TO it,
and learned thai it Has false entirely.
MEMPHIS Na-ch 81 I552.
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20 WHOM nc 90 cONrrPN

This is 70 60 t7Y hat We were coed u-un - y.enss
tn patent process TOR Tanning fhz- fuver-s7 a.
patontse BY our toTn.ma1. 2. o Haltox tesed sUF
Ne were tie eye-tReses 10 hs tr ee-s 4 IN li= f
thirty heura piece OF ieatler ths VI maze 2 cd up
per sas her Tor shoes. We ere fu tf he oriT
ION thst hH proc Is ~ good rec3uuen5sf IN his
1t, ana viii sp-e5l- bri z sbrut a con
? sie revoiuio1 u lie tanning art H- axes known
70 ths izgsecillt ued 81. biz "a ~. srt rni thers
= any quent ty in shs coln.iy o Iarsuxao-r rhs.
southern s-~tes s" p #lODELTF,
x. L. DEEE
Little Rock, Feb. g So p = YEEKEs.
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PRESIDENT DAVIS, CABINET.

Our special dispatch from Richmond gives
the new Cabinet selected by President DAVIS,
and confirmed by tbe Senate. Mr. BENJAMIN
IS transferred from the War to the State Depart
ment and Mr. RANDOLPH, of Virginia, takes
his place As to the peculiar qualifications tea;
induced the appointment Of this gentleman, We
are not advised. The people, h-weYer, will hold
the appointing power responsible, if another
blunder has been made. Mr.. BRANCH, Of North
Carolina, has been replaced by Mr.. WATTS, Of
Alabama The other departments are occupied
by incumbents under the provisional govern
meut.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE
ByJ.Y. Gilbert & Go.
DIR. SPIEGEL.
Chenlist q 4 8 Botanisi

LEN0W'S BUILDING,
Union street, between Main and Second streets
4 7H- nos; src.-s- ful lancer OPERATOR in th
Z wcrif
Dr. PI GEL h-s ben a resident Of AfcmI his for tsI
--rs and LAS seq 1-eI enTia5.e raou taton BY hi
tui tea-fsn Of Cancer Which be sxDes froa
lie system Ulth a. i-E 4oois and d5res BY cauftitu
ti5ual t.s-tmsnt With ,ut u-isg tse kuifs He ~,
'Ieas 0.h suc ess sll chronic seases RHeuua:i-,n
,eUraisit Gout. phthI'lla Fetul4 ia No. Scrosuls
NgPb lz bysp Psis- hsOue Dysen.e-y TOrpid Liver
srsv-i FITS T4.s W,rm, Paes, Dsopss dl.eas-s o
ne ki1 Bronchitis. O. -sull pt1n ali diseases Of ths
ltr and J7 au1 tgr7.- con 2 'aiuts.
Residence and IairTlary on Union street east OF
Bayou Memphis Tennessee
Unlu-sti uabie proofs forwarded (fr-e) by mail or
Application aao / ca h-leI g. The world 90 rsoraa tie
mhI4
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u Con0 BAREATMI

C1fN be had ia ths pgrcbzss of nv u--uli.,s -ss-
~ on rhs German own PLANK road, les than N
1a m' fro Dee corpl G-e HIults of the lt
city Of 81 uphit. The az two teueuen.s -ESs1tssA
-u' WATER "rln well s1d els ern 0a the pr-niE ihir
Pole-y vii. De il I7re' yurl the Isl % April next
o. tsruF ly 70 ME, or 90 ". c. Mcclure ca, hisr
Bank or Memphis
ml2L JOHN p brTTTa
Ava'urrhz cow
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On tbs evening Of the at inst, Mrs. MARTHA. vie
Of Waiter Coleman, Esq, of this city.
Ihe ionzrs viii take place a. hr lsts residence. On
the eorne7 o' Third and Washington streets THIS AZ
rEHSooy, clock. Toe f- eads a.. aeqaaiataasos
Ct the family ars respectfully Invited Services BY
Eer D. g.af-nnr
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Tire GircssiRGiOn ef ssse DAEEE
APE EAZ - lisrGeE yhaH TIsst o.
tzlc O-zaty SEEy press Combined.
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EeEaaalLuEE(pN

THE partnefsh.D between John shelby and George
~ bruce IN The ,frose . and C0ganissiou business
1sdtrt- e drn na,ue of JOHN SHELBY & %. was
iss0tyrd By th- death r said shelby ne 18Th dsy
oy Dersu.alr lass l5jL Ike ia dsrsiEued survivinc
partner Que authorized settle the lslness Of the
= = 1srtn-rshig --l colsc. is oc5ts.
eco. W BRUCE
fs22ms Sarri-ilE pa tner Of John Shady & Co
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WAR WITH ESGLASD, D,-BIackwood S
Magazine for February Jev1;es an article Of
thirty psges aud more 30 Sc the defense of Cana
du, assumes the fact Of war with the United
states in IsO3, and welcomes it with sa.isfac-
non. The campaign" says BlacEwocd is
Just As likely to end by establishing a new from
tier fer Canada, with Portland on one flank and
lake Ontario on the other as by leaving the en-
emy ia possession Of a mile OF Canada territory. "
The writer argues that there will be no rupture
Of the peace now existing with the United
States, until their government can place gun
boat. on the lakes in force adequate to tue com.
naud Of the ST Lawrence and It's chain of in
land seas. The object Of the proposed war with
the United States is to obtain Tect.heatiOn of
the boundary, bringing the line Of Cansda down
to toe open ses At Portland aud giving symme-
try and strength to their North American en-
plre.
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MOVEMENTS OF JUDGE ROsT.-In letter
of February 4th, the Paris correspondent Of the
New York Herald says:
Ar Rost the southerner who made Paris his
stopping place before tine advent Of SHdell. hos
gone to Aaddd. Mr. Rost was. L an assured
quite busily occupied with the Paris press during
his stay here. He no doubt is aware what the
extraordinary sympathy displayed by the Patrs
and the Pays for the South was really worth
and what it cost
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DEcAPITA1OBs.-Ihe Senators have regard
ed the nominations sent in by President Lin
coin with careful scrutiny, and have rejected an
unusually large proportion Of them, including
Gen. Sckles. a large number of assistant
paymasters, quaTtermasters and eommissarieE,
6nd, Ike Othello, their occupations gone"
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STANDARDIZATION TET.-Every indica-
ton goes TO show that Seward has bought the
neutrality Of England for the time being, by
promising Ouy cotton and tobacco-and France
has been induced TO wait the movements of
England. WHAT number Of weeks or months is
stipulated we know not, but we feel certain that
we can knock the calculation of all the parties
iato cooked hat.
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LOOK ~ TREst

CAnOFy. ArF.. Dee nh - 1851
TO ALL WHOs TINS AaY COSCzss -r-ts s. 4, os--
ufy taAt have uel t=N ab-v- Paet- f1r ta.nr- s.d
sNge slso uted he L-4Le-r ~ - % was Is nd ami
md g Il sec best leat--r taat svs ever so ksd AMI
ssrteisiy tho quickest II tas 1rif Tn ssb-
.annsd dhy per cent. ,heassr hsavio- better an9
more able, a1d CO c-ly r-c17ra nd he publ5 10
'rJ H. a-NGT SHORES.
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PLENTY or HoGs.-It is gratifying to learn
that our planters are turning their attention TO
the raising of grain and provisions, instead Of
cotton. Hogs are being raised ia great abund-
aUce, and great care is taken in this department.
We are told that one planter in this county has
a string Of hogs two miles long Well have
plenty OF por, in the Southern Confederacy.
Jicfsjurg EHi-er
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EoUIsITiyE.-A young gentleman of this
city 50 We learn, belonging to the 81 regiment of
Alabama volunteers, wrote to his father that al
she expiration of bis twelve months service he
would enlist for the war. His father approved
Of his Determination, and added that be thought
q soldier would be looked upon as disgraeed Who
refused to stand by his country now 90 Certain
w. replied the s>n 90 but tell me how the young
men who still refuse 10 volunteer at ali are re-
gaTded ct home Is there such thing as double
dssgrQce :" Tbs explosion OF this bombsheU
from the camp VIII 30 considerable execution. if
sll get hit VINO ought to be struck by it. There
are yet several young men and old "boys scat
tered about in spots, who If they have business
at home, could very easily have it attended to
during their absence We stul have hope for
them-MOHtgsm MatE
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DR. B. o. HATTJZ-De sr Sr: z hsvs tested v-r--
process To- farming fer enough e- p. Hbg-rv 10 sr
tass &c is every resPc a. {, IA 5rCou1c ued i 5s
aive-tisezeut, sud ~ ten Ia. ie.tHel 4 the ius1r1e
t,ons carried tu- fully.
Yeun t-.iy eia, W. gErE
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ARKAEsls TEEITlsrIarY. Js11e-

AFlAAh5As 7 tfiIht IIAT-I, JalUGTY ] I'D
6r -. HETTON-Dea -ir I have Tao o.sr-b1,y
.estsd lie reelpe for tarn when purchased af ,9
snd have hssitsrio u eJ Ji1g lst it make be.fag
isslRsr IN mTce s1orrsr tins ihsl s5s oG f.sy p~o
o=ss rrcla re u-le9d E c1 tsurss -at 30 II rtsrr
wishing 10 TAI their own g.hsr
Yours, A WARD
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FUNERAE HNYlTATION.

lh' friends AID ac'u 4nlEucs Of ths isf- Captain Il.
DIxoS GRsEN are invited atsnd bis funsral Ct the
residence Of biz uncle Gec. Dixon, Walnut street.
TO DAY, at 10 o'clock, Saturday, March -, 1904
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90O BRtS. CHOICE NOLASsES must ard viii.
OVO be s'd ta pay eharg THIS MORNING, a.
~ cock Sole on Adl IS street, he bayou, II
the lu ,Ti 9th .o.tru she'd
gui.a I- ~ CAY~F 4 son; ar..,,s T.
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a N e w MOD q
Leather

f'iiE subscriber has ratczt p-ocss- FOR Tanning
4 Lesther that vg taa heavy sa'- L-s-1er in eighty
asy', Ppsr Lea h'r In tsr 70 nf--en -sy5 Calf %
other Skin. IN hres drs dvr TIE Ur cess = ffsv
Per cent coear-r thaa ta= ed process IN he Leather
. heavier bstt4f sad ulrs du.a1---u or rhioa j.
one without bark, ard iLoe d sy 4gsu y o. tbe IL
kredlent IN The country
IERss-e o. fr tte righ. = ecauty $50 for a1
81 i6dtvidae right War bo1-s fr-s.uy WtrrsrtE-
Soefedarate \ teE, o. cay m1u-y tsst L. current az
home il toe Southern Uoaieiersey, tlksn It par
Aedfess g HATToX
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EDTTpRs APPEAL: In your issue of vcsier-
day gt eel a e,-trct taken from 81 letter 20 the New
5l,.s o;.,s.,-. .y.-5.,- r o. -r--,l,. o, sl,,,,ts
80 ~ 't 2 ~
VILE Alaosus when eohsiaer grossly fsrep presents
NY fther near Nashville IL states that ha for the yur-
-. ...-...-.f- . ,l -. -, H. -, -.
p''' 90 ''D'ai ''e I7u5l''' Ai',' rue" aFll'" az
NaslVile, had invited Generals BreI, Mitchell and Nell
son 10 Ills rssid--cs Eve miles from Nashville To dine
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CONFEDERATE NOTES or com,

Ml Ill b Y. reduced p-ices iys aeres surrcuudso
~ by elegant 70 licences, o.e nile from to@n-
Price 8 U0C-lps- than cost 40 several b.aatifu!
lots il he city. cad res deac-. Apply 10
EIITLHJn.N & STANLEY
nh n o - q 40, grraat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-22

ontHe 20 b ms By Rev. G A. Davis. a hs rel
de'ee' &r SAMUEL a. Il. HAYNES and Miss SALlrE
PLorr all Of Memphis Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-22
WlNTED THI, DAI---SsTUgDAY,

4 GENT IL NJ N As SUBS ITUTB in q arsr
a rate company y nr rhe City Eeslurut FOR Eptei.i
ty 10 tae ciy. apply this day fr. IN to o'clock,
10 g. Werner sn11 corner Va CT End Ca1sev.
mha2 CRY q C;TWE&T