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FEDERAL coNGREss

Seaate-A petition has been presented, asking
that the name Of South Carolina be expunged
from the list Of States and that its territory be
divided between Georgia and North Carolina.
HOUsE-Res5 buttons have been offered by
Hickman, directing that the judiciary committee
INQUIRE into the alleged disoyalty Of Valandig
ham, who vebemently denied the accusation,
and the resolutions were withdrawn
The culture of cotton is disappearing from
Dutch Guinna
The New York cotton market is irregular, with
sales Of middung uplands al prices ranging
from 23I to . cents per pound
The New York Herald is delighted with the
Queens speech. It says it extnguishes the last
glimmering hope of foreign intervention. 1t
Urges the people Of the South to rise in general
revolution and put down the rebellion.
Washington city was illuminated on the night
of the 22d, at the expense Of Ihe Yankee govern
ment.
Tie capture Of Price was announced in the
House OF Representatives, whereupJn the mem
bers became upr0aTious.
The fire reported on Cumberland river was
caused by ih- burning Of Tennessee rolling mills,
by the FrdeTas
According 10 the Yankee accounts the FedeTals
captured at For ID nelson twelve thousand
stand of arms, twelve hundrrd boxes of beef and
other stores. A great number Of the dead were
still unbuued on the 18th
A dispatch from St Louis, dated the 18th,
says that Gen. Price has been captured by Capt.
Stubbs Col. Dorsey Col. Cass aud (Judge)
Capt Bulge, were likes ise captured The COM
pani,s u der their command escaped.
TIE myriads OF nor bern ianafics, who became
rad tith x,i-em ut aud a % scc"nut rf
tb. eie.i sughu at tr' Doieis,r, are sI., 5
rec-. +.r N'H>rs
Sr,l. t4Ia ~ta. lnu zee mleudS he 3 eedy K
ecu.i5n oi Col Amsa z e, chug d by Colonel
Lander with cowaTdice, which has been sus-
tanned
Lucius H. Chandler has been appointed consul
to Mstanzas
The Price whose capture is above reported, is
not Gen. Sterling Price, the great Confederate
leader Of Missouri.
Five thousand infautry and three batteries Of
artillery left St. Louis on the 18th for Cumbsssa
land rIver. ~ 49,
The attseking force Of the Federsi.
nab is 5000
NORFOLK, y
.as-euSe
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On Thursday the Federal House Of Repre-
sentatives received the Senate amendments to
the treasury note bill. The amount is not re-
duced, and the legal tender provisions, with the
clause requiring the interest to be paid in coin,
remains as passed by the House
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Rnve1teviIIe Destroyed.

CLARKsvILLE, Ark, February 24.-Fayette-
vile, Ark, has been burned to the ground by
order of Gen. McCulloch. Our forces are at
Boston mountain. The particulars are not yet
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RuNAWAY SLAVE F0R SALE!

ON SATURDAY. pa day Of March, 1861 1T ,h
- c0Irt house door iu tl- town Of Troy Dou cou1
" T-Dn. I yvii proceed ssH tbs highest bidder
g, cash. likely NEGRO BOY. Said boy com
ult'e % ia Of Ub on county On the 2}rd day o.
january. 1851 a. Runaway. he is Qf black cOHOr
sboIt TWEEN = years Of age uVe feet, use
or inches yh ssys he was out several tnz b.
fore com aiiure1t: has ben tightly efect-d wits
ua il tie ghr side OF lis -w tlr.ar. It nearl
well low weighs sbo1t hundred a4d 10 ty or
hundred and fifty pounds. ami say Ee belongs
John L. Cisyfe who the -ime his .parlure.yE,-
starting from Bedford county Tenn, 20 Texas
Sail oOy .s himself Bill, sud Will be so 10 pay
hargss etc W. > SCOTT.
Sheriff Of Obio1 county, Tennessee.
FaBE -frs-se ~
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Proposed Emancipation In Delaware.

A bill providing for the emancipation Of
slaves, with compensation to the owners, is now
before the Legislature of Delaware By this
bill IL is provided that sll slaves over tbirty-hye
wears of age shall be freed within ninety DAYS
af er It becomes law, all under thirty-6ve shall
become free on reaching that sge; all males
born after the bill becomes law are to be slaves
untI they are twenty one aud females till they
are eighteen and ali slavery Is to cease after
January j. 1872
These provisions are made conditional upon
this. that Congress viii, At its present session
engage to pay to the State Of Delaware in
bonds of the United States, bearing interest at
the rate Of SIX per cent per snnum, the sum OF
$500 0O0. 10 ten snnual instalmsRs, SJO,0OO 70
be payable on some day before Vie first day OF
September, 1862 to establish fund for securing
full and fair compensation to the owners OF slaves
who shall have been divested Of their property
hy rce 1T { scr in qu'snon.'
d lswzT. $. according 10 m census q
551 cghtp. "a -d,-d and five slaves sfd Ih'
-um asked ,l Coag es- i'a Jher gradual sm7I'-
cipation amounts 10 $500 head, which is a
falr price.
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MONEY--WONEF WsNFtD!

AkFE have sud are nov Offering Low for .sh
" large magnificent LOT .on Beal street
ALSO u acres on Bausdw street. Also, 2JCO0
Of the best Lands in Arkausas.
Call quick il you want ba gain az ths Arcade The
Areade IL he place to trade.
H. C. CAYCE 6'sON
fag5 Tq net o1s.rs and b = Proba-a
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vile, Ark, has been burned to the ground by
order of Gen. McCuIloch. Our forces are at
Boston mountain The particulars are not yet
known.
Late from tbe North.
RICHMOND February "a 4-NoTthern papers
of the 22d were received at Norfolk on the 23d,
bringing Wash ngton dates to the Dist.
STATE Prisoners to be Released.
| Seventy prisoners of State will be released to-
morrow from Forts Warren and Lafayette
Federal Army Movements.
NEW YORK, February 2I.-Reinforcements
are being sent to Gen Burnside, whose force
will be increased to 40 0o0.
Arrival Of "A Prize.
The prize schooner Major Barbour has arrived
al New York
Suicide Attempted.
The captain Of the shaver who was sentenced
| to be executed at New York on Friday, at
tempted to commit suicide on Thursday night.
Cotton Market
The cotton market in New York is unsettled.
The Fort DousIsOn Prisoners.
ST. LOUIS, February 2l.-Nearly all the Fort
Donelson prisoners have arrived. The officers
will be sent to Columbus, Ohio.
from ~. EOuis.
ST. LOUIS, February 2l-No preparations
have been made for evacuation. Fourteen
steamers are at The wharf. 4 general and rein
foreements have arrived from the South. This
dispatch is meaningless to us,-EDs ]
French War vessels al Hampton Roads.
-Four French war steamers have arrived at
Hampton Roads. Two more regiments arrived
at Newport News on the 2lst,
Exchange of Prisoners.
It is reported that an exchange OF prisoners
viii be made according to the plan adopted be-
tween the United States and Great Britain in the
war Of 1872
From the Atlantic Const.
AL is quiet at Port Royal Nothing important
from Savannah. The steamer Nelly Dale and
schooner Courier had arrived at Nassau from
Charleston.
The Confederate gunboats attacked the Fed
eral batteries at Venus Point the l4th, to eff ct
passage from Pulaski TO Savannah. After an
engagement of an hour the gunboats returned
! 1t is announced that an attempt viii shortly
be made to go up NancemOnd river to Suffolk.
Hon. Howell Cobb and Gen. Wool had a long
interview to-day, On board the truce steamer
Large quantities of arms are expected atNew-
port News.
The Federal Congress.
On Thursday the Federal House Of Repre-
sentatives received the Senate amendments to
the treasury note bill The amount is not re-
duced, and the legal tender provisions, with the
clause requiring the interest to be paid in coin,
remains as passed by the House.
From Europe.
The Bohemian has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 18th. Lord Derby thinks the as
sent of the Federal government to the demand
for Messrs. Mason and Slidell, was ungraceful.
The Nashville started forty hours in advance
Of the Tusearoro, from southampton The Off
GERS announced that they would blow her up be-
fore they would allow her to be taken.
From Boston.
BOSTON, February 21.-Two regiments leave
to-day for Ship Island to reinforce Gen. Butler.
BentonviIle, Ark, Taken.
ST LOUIS, February 21-Halleck telegrsphs
Gen. Mcclellan that Gen. Curtis has taken Ben
/ tonville Ark
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SOUThERI SOAP And CANDLE WORKS

ID. F.8B'TE s CO.,
MEMPHIS S........--.-..--.--.TEN TENNESSEE.
TTlALLuW Beeswax, Soap Grease. good Wood Ashes
4 etc bought ~ all times de29-Iys
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AAEE.
Glgars.

CtOARsE, Fine aud Turks IL n Sal 10 store and 70
- -Irivr- For sale b. CHAS. - SHARP
fasZ f.- at
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WANTERI

INFORMATION il wsutel Of the Whereabouts Of
L THOMAS HERSDAY, a M4chiuist By trads When
lesr heard f. ON in Mobile. A g. ANY person hav-
ing any intelligence Of his HheTeab luts whether iy
de I'd viii cOlf-r lasting favor bis auxi wife
by addsessing or leaving word Uith
MIC AE MCBRIDE
fal5 - N,tD { ea- ae,1 bis
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From Boston.

BOSTON, February 21.-Two regiments leave
to-day for Ship Island to reinforce Gen. Bntler.
BentonviIle, Ark, Taken.
ST LOUIS, February 2l.-Halleck telegraphs
Gen. Mcclellan that Gen. Curtis has taken Ben
tonville, Ark.
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FOR SALE CHEAP for CONFEDERATE

6OND5 ND NO L RS
NJ Y PLACE two and half niles from COuIt square
VI The State Lns road. contaiui-g eleven s-Te-
aud improvements. Halt notes ha'f bouds, or half
time IL A. MONTGOMERY.
fpa5-r ii yrauh
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Very Choice {!

O1O Baskets Champaign,
ZlU quar- Ite DE soaJezlu Brandy. rrc Gently
IOrted Just received and for sale pri ately. by
GLIB RI & e. o.,
fo-ot cecc ~ o. %, No. s4i-.-r
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For Helena, Wistsb,rg am st. FraDoi. hivsr-russ-
Day, 25ih instant.
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be z pwnsville Flag that
70 MstamoTas
sugar,
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TIE PREsInFNT,- INAUGURAL.

We present our readers this morning with
President DAVIS Inaugural Address in full
which we find in the New Orleans PieayUHs OF
the 23d inst We attempted to obtain it by tele-
graph specially to the APPEAL from Richmond
on Saturday night, but found it impossible to do
so in time to get to press for our Sundays edi-
ton.
The document viii be found to be full of that
jealous piety and enthusiasm which ever char
ac.erizes the true Christian and the patriot. 1t
is neither full Of overweening confidence, nor
vet Of weak and unmanly despair-but boldly
expresses the firm and unwaVering conviction OF
the people-that they intend to be free at every
hazard
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NOTICE.

TTHE stockholders Of the Memphis Gas Light Com
L ysny.' are hereby noIdsd thal election will be
h-ld ON SATURDAY, ist day Of March n5zt tn
office Of the Company, az II ocOk n, for seven d.
rrctors % serve one year ON th-t la e.
JAMES -. WILLIAMSON
f. ; ftis Pr .-i,ant
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gsraVA.

DE it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and AIitrmen
I'D 5f the city Of Memphis
That the third section Of the ordinance drys etc.
page pa Of eodihsd ordinances, BE- amended
quire from and after the passage Of this ordinance that
the be paid for the license Of each double
dray shall be S5, and % each single draF els year
ApprJvtd February ism 1862
JOHN PARK MaYlr.
Atesi-L. R. RICHARDS. City Register.
- fol l0f
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SUNDAY NIeHr,s DISPATCHES.

February 23) Northern papers Of the 2Oth have
been received at Norfolk.
The New York Herald says the rebel agents in
Paris declare that the seeding States viii ap
prove a constitutional monarchy in the South,
# it can be attended with any prospects of sue
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STEAMBOAT COLFWN.

For New orls-us-Tussday. a5,h la-5sile.
gr,rftr-. On rr- a..
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Sacrifice at Fayetteville Arkansas.

Special Dispatch 70 the Memphis Appeal
CLARksyILLE, ARK, February 24.-Alr. More,
a merchant of Fayetteville, who left that place
between ten and eleven o'clock A n Friday
last, says Fayetteville was burned to the ground
by order Of Gen McCulloch. His own store
was among the first bur ned. The military
storehouses were the first set on fire. Our army
is at Boston Mountain, determined there to die
OsCEoLA.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.-The Savannah Rspl,b-
HoqH Of the 2lst says: Eve received last night
the following Geographic communication, which
is al very wei when the public is so deeply
absorbed in the events Of the day aud are look
ing solely to the press as their means Of infoT-
,,.sf1,, -
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PIOKEs and P0imf..

4 SMALL furnished HOUS g. ecu rally located
"A Apsy ~ j s. VI FLAHERTYS
mi n e.
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RICHMOND, February 20-Until further no
tice, press reports viii take precedence over all
others, except government business, and when
notified that press messages are coming, other
business will give way Immediately until the
press is through. J. R. DowELL,
Gen. Supt.
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Lnte.t from ArIsnnsns.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
GAINESVILLE, Ark, February 23-COLJ.W.
Mays 10th Arkansas regiment Of militia, mum
bering $50 men, from johnson county, left for the
field of battle this morning, armed with double
barreled shotguns and rifles. It is fine body
Of men, who are determined to give good ac-
count of themselves.
Capt J. Fitzhugh, Of the Confederate, Mis-
SCUM army, brings the news t. at Gen. Price is
this side Of Fayetteville, and has command of all
Gen. AIcCulloch's infantry and Gen. Pixies entire
command. Gen McCuloch is at Boston Noun
tain with his cavalry. Both are preparing for
big battle. OsCEoLA
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BUY A HOmE!

7 HAVE two COTTAGE RE ,IDENCES, on 4rss-4z
4 Hill street. and Is a ssid -nre in pro tfss.i
Of erection On sb ma stree, here Il 5iittii
ia Memphis i Will cell for any par currency, -AEa--A
cheap. TIE Cottages are worm f2-O ca h. The -la
Dams street place. as it H. Sl5,JUJ completed so
90 JOHN GAGFR,
Navy.Yard In Der Yard.
y. B-Will trade either placs for Cotton or Sugar
f. 5 lyyi-s
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NOTICE!

T HAVE IN hand, in the city a STEAM SAW MILL,
L which ] of-T for sale 70 cash, or would exchange
in pay for q etv residence. apply AZ Foster a
f-25-tt- J N ALEXANDER
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LUNCH! LUNCH! LUNCH!

NNTHNEVER wishes 70 psrtake Lunch. s1ch
W never Was -esn in Memphis prev 'us 20 the war
Tif / az As IS between be 10. ui 10 and . a. N
Asss is " ater street adjoining the -it7 Ice House
He has The 5e> assoi tment OF Liquors r-re5 70
=. Nemph p1bIc t-Lg-fet
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A BREECH-LOlDIyG RIFLE CANNON

rEVHE GUN Is thrs- ponder N de Of wrought ir0a
and constructed on III sim Jest and n 'st prove
an, and wild be most tif,cri infantry. a. it
NJ moved over any de crption Of ground BY msD.
ANY ep erprsing ntle ual would do well 20 the
gun. o. y the -uphis and Ohio Railroad
hop, VIII r the ality Of De- viii be Exp ziusd 20 any
i4uuir- 2, 5lfs
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EA very large number Of hopsss, worth
90, were recently killed on board Yankee
ship du-ing the passage hon New
leland
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FOR SALE!
WANTED.

40 BBLS good Dia Whtssy
~ casks Brand (which EjlI be sod cheap a.
CHAS LEVY S.
f-25 sf- Shelby street. between Baai a. Il Linden
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ET-A letter from Mr. Seward to Smith O'Brien
has been published. Nr. O'Bren is urged, If he
would promote the cause Of America, Of Great
Britain, and Of humanity at large, to speak aud
act for the American Union.
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FOR SALE!

O0O WHEE BAkROWS. Inquire a. the SuperiJ-
DUU eldeut's ofice Of the Mississippi and rennes
Kaiiroal, the Mississippi pol
fe.5 Iws
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t5.H,aef 90 no lSh
c %, $
y~rI+ioeg uiumItR, ln secftt sesh-f li, cvnufmeO
tbe Pgesidents nominations Of W W. LoriDg
and Gee B. Critienden. as mejor-generals in
The provisional amy. Gen LorDg is relieved
fTom,t-- -sensruaut CT Virgins, and tits under
s,.ers were burned ByVth. probably to North
mem from being captured y .,ye raay state that
i csrroes Of rica 70 ths amount oa9srt Of inquiry
I'd bushels
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SLTPETEB IN TEXAs-We observe by a
letter IN the Houston Telegraph from Burnet
county, that saltpeter in great abundance has
BEEN disc verrd in that county, aud that gun
powder is beiug made there. The writer says:
Constantine Foster, poor man but good
eitizen, is making very good article OF gun
powder in this county He pTepares bis own
saltpeter from the cavss Of our mountains. 1t
is very abundant
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Eg- Edwin DeLeon, Esq, bearer Of dis
patches from England to our government, left
New Orleans on Saturday last for Richmond
He furnished the Pieayune some important docu-
msnts, with which the public viii, we presume,
be fovored at an early day.
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STRAyED OR sTOLEY.

JIyROM the yard Of Mrs. Mahafy, on Beal -
IL street the night of the 10th inst, F-uA
dark bay HORSE. or years Old medium ~
hight right hind foot white, hair rubbed of AAEl-
his hams by breeohing saddle gal his back healed
over with white hairs around it. will give a liberal
ward for bis delivery FOR information that
can 90 him. Address Jesssmine POstofice. Shell
by county, Tennessee. JAMES 81. ROACH
fa1uIvvr
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" Information was received at st. Louis on
the 18th, that the Federal government had
ordered a speedy forward movement
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ATTENTION,
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEERS

TTOLUNrEERs under tbs late clll Of the Prsaiden-
' of the Confederate States for regiments
hereby notified that he subscriber j. duly aurhof
muster into service all volunteers under suci
call Comp nes consist Of sixty lour privstes snd
twelve c0umi stoned and nouC0nnr zsioned Cicsrs
the u.mum member when mussertd u by e8npauie
They wlI be entitled sub-i-teuce, equipment ard
transportation aud viii afO be armed by g0verl
mem Headquarters az fernando. Miss. WueneFer
nO. fed he vii attend upon compares AZ Grenada
COrinth, or elsewhere, and muster them u.
JOHT @. . HOMPSON,
fao5 fve FT-rnhn1o
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EDITOHS APPEAL: Under the pr, sent xcltement,
II and my hesith being bad have eonuded 20 with.
draw from Tie canvas for Ounty Trustee
Memphis, Feb. ls, l'61 W P. REAVES.
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q Senator Chandler, Of Michigan, said in
Congress, during the discussion of the treasury
note bill, that there was but one obstacle in the
way Of suppressing the rebeIion-;hat is, Geo.
B. Mcclellan, commander-in-chiei-an his re-
moval is imperatiyely demanded by judges Of
military onerations.
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= Il GfIa1h.S Il OF
MOUNTED LANCERS

gTNBE undersigned having been authorized by the
( proper military auth hOntiss 20 raise E-imsut Of
MOUNTED LANCE RS!
For three yeas o. the war calls upon all de- rous Of
siuiJ th brsncL Of the Bervics 20 immediately o.
E.nze he il authorizes 90 muster in the appoint
a rendezvous ard draw tne COmunissar7 a Msmphi
Tor SUPPLE aod On the Quar- rnastsr for transpora
lion 4 soon a company organized O. any point
being I'd med the tact by letter telegraph, d
-ect-d 70 Baton Rouge, La be will meet them aud
them In. where hey will oe a. p divided f0i
by Government. Pa. must provide horse. The
ay for pr ate is ; PEI month and zoe per day for
his horse and pay D. The horse IL ia the service
Rend will be 81 BGtOn Rouge La, and 9rena
MISS, ss may be most convenient for companieF
Offering.
The zfms-lauce, pistols and sabsr-vyil be furnished
bv The g0vernue 8
Applicatl n -h0uid be made as soon IS possible a.
be Commanding General desires " orgsnizs Ion
of the corps for s-tve servcs. Commanders Of cOmpa
oia~ v7iI address CAPT IL A. KAUFMAN.
rl}2yi~H Baton R0ug-, Ia
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~ It is supposed that part Of the Roanoke
prisoners are in Fort Warren and part at Gov
ernors Island
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THE GREAT
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Y The Florence Gazette of the 18th states,
on the authority of ' a gentleman " who left
Nashville at 10 O'Clock Monday evening, that at
the time Of his leaving that city there was white
flag floating from the capitol. Doubtful