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Movements on ,he Coass.

From the Charleston BE cur, Ma 22d.
THE WAR ON THE CoAsr-Thcre was no
news Of importance from below yesterday. At
| last accounts the enemys guuboats had made no
further advance up the Stono river. There was
! a report that four of our men had been captured
| but this is thought, in cficial quarters, to be
without foundation. The heavy firing heard
! yesterday afternoon was caused by precticiDg ct
] Fort Sumter.
| a British War steamer came to anchor off
this bar yesterday afternoon. We hear that Mr.
Robert Bunch, the British Consul, will visit the
steamer to day.
The Yankees on Cockspur Island sent up
balloon on Wednesday to TecoDnoitre Tor masked
batteries.
From the Mercury CT the 23Ll
We have some interesting accounts of the
enemys operations upon the Stono river. Three
of the enemy's gunbOstS remained off Battery
Island during Wednesday last They kept up
. constant fire Of shell at the pckets and upon
all persons who exposed themselves to their
view within range. A picket OF nine men, con-
ssting Of the ID sergeant, corporal and seven
privates, were posted for purposes Of observa-
ton on Battery Island. TneT place of retrea at
was soon discovered, and a shower of shells and
shrapnel shot was directed at them. Three of
the pTivates at once retired, but the others took
refuge in a neighbOrng bOmp-proof, under a
remained at the post Of duty long enough for
the enemy to land large party and surround
them, they were taken prisoners. This detach-
ment belonged to Capt. jones' company, 24th
regiment, South Carolina volunteers, Col. c. H.
Stevens. The sergeant in command of the picket
is highly spoken of by his commanding officer
as brave and obedent soldier, and the loss of
him and his comrades is much regretted.
The evacuation of Coles Island and Battery
Island was entirely successful. Everything was
removed that was moveable, and Lieut. T. G.
Boag, of the Gist Artillery, who was in charge
of the retreat fIom the last named island, pro-
posed to take down the barracks make q raft Of
the material, which is reported as scarce, and
float it 70 place of safety but military ne
cessity" prevented this. After the burning of
the buildings, etc, a fire was kindled around
the flag staff and this too was consumed
On Wednesday afternoon the enemy passed
up a short distance above Battery Island The
Stono had been piled at this point on either side
from the banks out as far as the channel This
was left open, to be finished at q proper time;
but the fact that the work was unfinished saved
the enemy all anxiety in regard to the exact loca-
ton of the channel.
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,,,yTRRs At yTCKsHUgG

From the Wing, Msv 2ethI
Two of the enemy's gGuboats amused them
selves for ihrsa OF four hours yesterday evening
by throwing shot and shell into The heart Of the
city About one hundred and twenty i've mis-
siles were thrown during that time, but compar-
atively few of which appeared to be directed at
our forts. We have heard of no casualties be
yond considerable damaging some private resi-
drncqs and one or two of our churches. At ten
o'clock last night the hour at which we wiite) },
the firing still continued. Our forts have, as
yet, made no reply.
We learn that no Federal troops were seen on
the leves yesterday opposite WaTentOn-they
had all been taken on board the vessels
The FEDERAL5 KIDNAPPNG.-W learn that
the Federals near WauentOn are stealing the ne
groes from some of the planters in that neighbor-
hood We suppose they axe the negroes and
make cooks of them.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-We csll atten-
ton to the advertisement of Passmore, Lide &
Marshall, who offer for sale this morning at ten
o'clock, to the highest bidder, over $50,OOO
worth of real estate on Shelby and Butler streets,
embracing two hundred and sixty-fve feet on
Shelby with ten houses, and q handsome brick
house and lot, forty-fve feet on Butler street
with depth of two hundred and sixty-Gve feet.
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GUNROATs AT CITY POIET Yesterday up
to the hour of departure of the last train from
City Point, there were six war vessels and two
steamers, belonging to the government of Aba
Lincoln, lying in the channel of James river,
about one and a ha miles distant from the
Point. They are all in close proximity to Zach
other, and at anchor, but by the aid of glasses,
it is discovered that the officers and crews are
busiy employed on deck
1t is stated that the Galena was badly dam
aged IN the engagement at Drury's Bluff on
Thursday. Many of the shot from our guns
pierced her from sides, and went clear through,
leaving holes which are easily perceived from
shore by the aid of glasses. This is a crafty
ing fact as it proves that Il iron clad vessels are
are not invulneTable The Merrimac was only
so on account Of her peculiar build, The Yam
KEGS have no MerrimscS, and never would have
had any, but for our wilful and wanton destruc-
ton of the Virginia. 1t is more than probable
that they viii now CLEAN sufficient inform alton
from what is left of that powerful vessel to du-
phcate her, or construct one so nearly like her
as to be equal in power and formability
Truly are the Confederstes the most kind
hearted and Christian people on the face of the
earth. They literally obey the spiritual injunc-
ton, love your enemies,7 and furnish those
who are numbering our fellows and burning our
dwellings, with the means to augment our hard
ships and oppersiOns an bundled fold. The
Confederate authorities have yet to learn that
they are dealing with foe who means to grind
US to powder if he gets the opportunity-P
terSbUg Express.
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From the Little R0c- Democrat
The official reports Of Major Rogers of Col.
Parsons Texas cavalry. aud Captain Chrisman
OF White county, who accompanied him as
guide OF the little fight near StaIcyI in White
county, fifty miles north Of this place, will be
found IN cur columns today. Il IS the first of
series Of attacks that will result IN the evacua-
ton OF the State by the Federal5 in less than
twenty days. We have every reason to rejoice
over II. 1he enemy are IN a starving condition,
and must fight or run without delay In either
event we shall be rid of them We would prefer
them to fight, and shall pursue if they run. Gen.
Roane has that in store for them on White river
that will RstOnish them in less than a week
The reinfOrcements, provisions and smmuni-
ton asked for by Major Rogers, is being rapidly
sent forward
-SII MILLS SOUTH OF SEABCT, 4
May p, 1862. 5
TO Gen, J. S. Roaas, Commanding Department Of Ar
kansas:
On yesterday, with one hundred of my men,
attacked the enemy, some three OF four hundred
strong, infantry and cavalry / was aided in
the attack by Capt Hicks and fifty men, making
my force one hundred and fifty. The battle
lasted about three quarters of an hour Enemy's
loss supposed to be from fifty to one hundred
Our loss-TexaS troops, l killed, ) missing, ,
wounded Arkansas troops, 2 killed and several
missing. We had some eight or ten horses
killed
The Federals are laying waste the country /
will remain here, provided you will send me
provisions and ammunition
E W. ROGERS,
Cong Detachment Parsons Regiment,
Texas DRAGONS
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ATTRACTION AT THE ARCADE - Sales of
great interest will take place at this establish
ment this morning We call especial attention
to che article of printing paper, which is scarce
and in great request. There is also a lot Of use
iul and valuable articles from the saltpeter works
The greatest attraction, however, is a very varied
collection Of lost baggage, from the Memphis
aud Charleston railroad Amongst them great
bargains may be secured, and certain ly all who
attend the sale will have an amusing time Be
on hand
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BUYING STOLEN PROPERTY.--Ed. Barry was
examined yesterday before Recorder Moore on
the charge of purchasing from negro quantity
of bacon, hams aud shoulders, of the value of
one hundred dollars, the property of L. D. Bond
d Co, Madison street He was held for trial
on the charge. The smolehouse of Mr. Bond
was broken open sometime ago, and meat to the
value of between Sc, en- and eight hundred dol
lars was carried off
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TmprOveEnenG CoInmitfee.

DE It ordained by the Beard Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the City Of Memphis
That from and after the passage Of this ordinance the
Committee on luprC-ez1cs or majority thereof, IL
conjunction with the sv0I shall ali be- aud hereby
authoEsd and empowered 20 have such damages may
oecuO the bridges q The city repaired u the intervals
Of the sessions Of tie Board OF Aldermen when in their
udgme T. such damages will not admit desv n their
reparGton til another eng Of the Board Provided
the cost Of the work shell not exceed so.
9 Be it further ordained That all contracts made and
entered into BY tie Committee Improvements under
the authority Of the first section Of this ordinance with
estimates Of The cost Of fulfilling tie shall be sub
itted 70 the Board Of Aldermen ~ thGr 6rst second
regular meeting thereafter
3. Be it further ordaine3 That all gadaance5 and
parts Of ordinances conflicting With the provisions of
ths ordinance be and the same are hereby s1Pesed
ADprsvsa Hsy zlst, lo52.
JOHN PsHE dayor
Attcs.-I Z. RICHARDS. City Regs.ur.
rnva3 iGt
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GENERAL ORDERS Nose.

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT
CORIETH MISS, Nay 9. 1862
EN view Of the impending events and tho proximity
II Of tho enemy, 81 publications relating 10 the
organization movements q this army, any portion
thereof is positively prohibited Whoever shall vic ate
this order If q citizen shall be sent forthwith beyond
he Lines. and shall not be Permitted 10 return within
them again sld, If IL ths service, shs be puuisled
The InEpsctorGenerel sEd Assistant Inspectors ara
especially charged with tic execution Of this erder
By command Of GEN. BEAUREGARD.
GEO. ". BRENT, Acting Chief Of Staff [my27.lw
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The JAIL TO BE DESTROYED -Ye lccal re-
joces The fat has gone forth That abem-
ination Of Memphis the city Jail, is to be de-
stroyed The Provost Marshal has given orders
for the destruction to take place this morning.
Yesterday, the chain-gsng aud the inmates of the
cslaboOse were set at liberty, and the State pris-
opers were ironod and removed to Rsleigh We
understand that the business of destruction has
been committed 10 the hands of Messis Street
and Jones. 1t is said the place will be set on
fire, but we hope more thorough means than
flames will be put to work. The amount Of in
famsb.e material about the building is small
Nearly all the flooring is of stone, and FIRE will
probably be but partial in its effect. The jail is
nuisance from roof to foundation. 1t is built
on faulty plsn-one showing Ignorance Of the
simplest principles of Jail architecture. It Eas
i'll ventilated, and no space for the prisoners to
walk about The cells were dirk, and the place
was entirely insecure, and no degree of vigilance
could prevent frequent escapes We, therefore,
wan to sec the entire and coapiete destruction
of place we have so often csiled attention to
as torture house disgrscefu for a Chnstisn
and civilized people to allow to exist, as an out
rage on all the principles of humanity. Down
with it, we say. Level the walls with the
ground. Make it impossible 10 reconstruct it
with the present walls, for that would be to re-
store the old Jail to its original h0rrors No
modification OF the interior eau ever make
decent or secure place of it. Down with it,
from roof to foundation. For between four and
five years '' ye lOcal' has been trying to awaken
public sympathy and public indignation to the
point OF having a new Jail built, and now the
old one is at length to be destroyed He hopes
the destruction will be complete
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LOOK AT THs.-FOur thousand yards do
mestic, three to twelve quarters wide; four
thousand yards calico; one thousand yards of
check and fancy silk, and any quantities of the
best and most desirable dress and fancy goods,
this morning. BY A L. Andrews & Co.
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NRTECE

HEaDQUART1BS s5TH TEEI- REGIMENT.
ara BRIG ADE HINDAIAN'S DIVISION I
CORIETH day 27lh s62 }
IL members Of the 35th Tennessee Regiment now
"a absent on fgTl9ugh are hereby ordsIed 10 report
themselves these Hssdquartsrs within dsys from
this ds'e ihey viii ne reported and published de-
sertsrs and hsn seat for and arrested ss such All
who are bsdriddsn mus send forward Hospital Sur
Ceons certificate they viii he dealt with dvseteTs.
By command JOHN C. CARTER,
colonel 3SJa Tennessee Regiment
L. EETCHUM A6iuTsnt runy29 Ste
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a AFATAL EsCAPE-One of the Yankee pris-
oners, taken from this city few days ago to
Salisbury, North Carolina, leaped from the train
as it itapprOached the Roanoke river, and being
pursued by portion of the guard, ran into the
river. In attempting to swim to an island, was
borne down and drowned. The body was after
ward recovered. His name was brands, and
was member of the ID regiment, New York
Volunteers. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BURNsIDE.-Wo heal
but little from the coast of North Carolina The
monotony in that quarter appears to bo only
enlivened by an occasional skirmish between the
pickets. It is reported that Burnside is making
his way slowly towards MurfreesborO' and Other
positions in the vicinity of the Sesbosrd railroad
with a view to unite his forces with those of Ne
Clellsn, or otherwise cooperate with them in an
attack on Richmond from the south side of James
river. If this can be effected Richmond viii
probably, be invaded on all sides, and be placed
in a state of regular siege-Rich. EramiHsr, 22d
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TH0sE PROMISED GOODs-Fiv5 thousand
dollars worth of the finest and most desirable
goods at auction this morning, by Al. An
drsws & Co at psi Main street Black silk,
coats, thread, pins, needles. and aIl Of those
goods impossible to get in these times
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NseTECEl
MAYORS OFFICE.

= 7
GFITHIs May 2lst, 1902
~ Eee1rd ancs with sae CITY Charter eiccuoD wiz
Be- Bei th5 5ifsre; w4rds Of the ~ lhe mt
Sstu5 day Ia jane To- tue election ECatd OF
School Visitors Zone for ssch ard for the neat COrp0
Tsre year. Every perso8 qussisd by law 10 vote n
municipal elections hes the gUt to vote n the ssc
tion Of ssii school Visitor
rrrs2-lUr JNHH PARK. Eiazor..
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I PROvOsT MARsHAL's COURT-At this court
yesterday there were sixteen cases for violating
the orders respecting houses of ill-fsme. Nancy
McGinnis and Lou Morris were fined twenty
five dollars each
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No MISTAKE THIS TINE The best and larg
est stock of gOods ever offered at auction, will be
sold this moru ing at A. n by A. L. Andrews
4 Co, psi Main street
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notice.

OFFICE CIVIL GOV. LID PROV. EsRSHAL
dEEFHIs sisy 26,h 1862.
IITiZENS IN tdC coIu,ry solicited 20 bTng to the
~ city ali kiods # pro visions sud bersafier ttey viii
be pe.ajtied 60 sell same n bUurs Of the day,
from their -ua k=j wsE vlEC1l Obtaining any per
nit gayng any Eczlss for tb= privilege seag
erned in the prices by tn sIid by the Com
znandaas If sha Pest L y. MCEtSICK
uy27 Ivy Civil EcverocT aud Provost Marshal
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HORSE TAKEN UP-Oficer Hickey took up
in tee streets, on Thursday, q bay mare with a
saddle on. but no bride. She can be found at
Lutz Il Wendle's stable, near the theater.
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~ Look out for the large sale TO be made
this morning by Wall ce Hyde & RogersOn, of
tobacco. sugar molassss etc See advertise
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TRUST SALE OF LAND!


DY virtue ot a deed OF frost executed 60 The under
Id signed CA the seth a October 1855 BY Samuel
Bond for the purpose therein Expressed will offer
for sale. tbe PREMISE
Friday, Both May Next,
for cash the following deceived LAND iu tle o0unty
Of Shelby State IT Tennessee, ON tbs Memphis and
Ohio Railroad and twenty mics from The city oi Aeta
phs being part IF the Richard Smith survey u .'O
acres. its boundary commencing a. stake at he sou'h
Of the irac. owned by Capt Scott Bay No
thence fouih lEg hRiIs .1d 90 links stake 20 links
south 0f q black oak mari ga ths Eouth boundary
iue CT ths sad 500 iTHt thence east ta tlAihs
snd 30 iinzs q gtaEe IhGals IGlih Gus "reite hhi
City five sCcauds FsEt ll3 clsns and 40 Inks 20 red
osk marked s. sh5u1o west q chains and 70 lSs 70
the beginning, containing ~ sees more OF le. it De
ing he saue tract Of land on licb tLe said Bond
sided for many ysar5 together with ai o is improve
ments, etc
The sale viii ue positive De- equity % fBdempjiOn
waived and possession d=I1yeTsd lt is tins Of
land with good improvements oi sll ki1ds
B. GRAHAM
las III PROEIaE
APIS IaEytds Trustees Etc
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1867
Notice 20 News Agents, News Dealers, and
the Rmhlic GlRnernIIr.

In consequence of the greatly increased cost
of paper and ink, both having gone up within
the past two or three months over one hundred
per cent, we are forced, in selEdefeuse to raise
the price of the paper upon sll news dealers,
carriers and agents. From and after this date,
therefore, the uniform price Of our paper vii. Be
FIVE CENTS, per copy 1t will be Tstailed at the
counter, IS heretofore, at five cents
May q, 1862
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WANTER.

A GOOD WASHER, IRONER aud COOE-vhits
Il CT black. Apply iu-nsdis-sly nc
n. AIEEE
Uy2s-3tN II Z. Fa-rsvortb & Coz
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r Cleveland, the great jayhawker and rob-
Der, of Kansas, was shot a few days ago near
Osawatemie. He was endeavoring to make bis
escape from a portion of Col JIdson's com.
msnd, when one of the men shot him dead.
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the great dry goods sale this morning by A L.
Andrews & Co
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CONFEDERATF MONEY

TUE u1dersigued offers for sale splendid tract Of
L Land containing hundred acres, one and half
miles ron Union depot tbe Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road CHAS. CRENSHAW.
ny27-lw~ or. WM EDWARDS.
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DIED,

At the Ga7o-o House, H-mp5b Gsy 2-tn Ha.o- W
NJ MONTGOMERY, Chief Qasrt=rna-,gr Array Of tie
Wat
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TRADE.-At New York, on Wednesday week,
cotton was reported frmer, I10 bales selling at
17402Sc. Tennessee bonds sold at $50
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Y For sale for Confederate money, an A
No. Colts repeater Apply at the post office,
general delivery, window from 50 K 10 90
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CONTRARY 70 LAw.-Isasc Corsey, free
negro, was yesterday fined eleven dollars
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FOE SALE

: RYE viii sell EGEO BAR ard WOMAN cheap
w fer Co1federa5= money. Gan sD
L FURSTBNBURG & co.
uvzs-5.- $50 Main sir CT. .
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WANTED.

ITO HIRE while ar coiorsd GIRL sui. ed fc- uurs-
i iUg = child . good toEe 81 offsred Apply to
q MULLER, Opuciau.
my2S g. "a MAN street.
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he ADQUARTERs IsT CORPS Army OF THE)
MISSls SIPPL
CCBINTH. bay .C,h, I562-
All soldiers gaseut from The. Ist Army COTps by
L. expiration Of iurouFl. otherwise, ordered to
IepoTt o. Eese HsadquB isis within rEe EsXt fifteen
days fr3l his cate Ali abseBfses without leave, 81
Memphis il vicinity viii rsPlrt Capt. J. ii.
Eimondso1 al the ofhee ~ Titus o., in lie nHhis
within the next days5 who l furnish them with
transportation If entitled thereto.
Those failing to comply With ths order vtbin tie Pc
Eiods seovs Prescribed vii Us arrested aDi treated as
.desertsrs-
By order CT Bsior General FOLK
GEORGE VIZ LIAMSOE.
2. 4 Gene. a..
HEADQUARTERS IsT CORPS ABAT or TaE)
MIaSlS olPPI
CCEIETH Has z5th 1862
Special Orders No. 81.
II ALL lesTes OF absence ETsutea 20 SficeTs men
Il Of his Army eorrs, except from tEesc Headquar-
ters arc hereby revoked aad oil persons holding them
ordered &c report 70 their rePegtive c2mDaaders i1e-
distsly
b. order Of lisi -r.eensIsl FoLs
GEO. WiLLIAM5O
snFSf-lw A. a Genera.
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TARIFF OF7 PRICES.

UEEF on FOOT
First quality net 30 exceed l2s Per pound
Tfi2d Tfs29d Do DO DO DO l5s Sc se o.
BUEF AT RETAIL
First class comprising loins and ribs not to exceed z1
Second do round and r1up I2lze-
Third do neck shoulder, aud cheeks ss-
On foot, gross not to exceed Zoe
BACON
Hog round, as per quality. % to 25a
Hams and sides ar rstsil. ...'.-
Shoulders, . 20 s7c-
In barrels and tisress 23to aas
In kegs, q to D.
FLOUR
Double extra wholesale. SIS per barrel
suPsrfue do sr5 DO
Double extra, at retail. 5Lf DO
Saporano stas3 10 Do DO 81 do DO
At wholesale, rot TO exceed 81 per busaeL
At retail do >L20 DO
CORN uEsL.
at wholesale, not 20 exceed 81 o per busae
At retail DO SL50 d..
WHEAT.
AS per quality, sL75 to s225 per busasL
Oats, SIPS
liverpool coarse. $500 per sack
do fne, $1,000 do
Packing SL2C9 do.
At retail per pound, I2lsc.
SUGAR
Brown and clarified to I2l5c-
At retail 20 l5c.
HCLAsSEs-
At wholesale SOC
At retail, 35 to 4Oc.
COFFEE
At retail 81 CO.
Small retailers in lard allowed an advance not to
exceed . per cent and small r9tseTs in aour IS per
cent By command 7f THOS. h ROSsER
Colonel Commanding Post
Oficial: THOMAS n CFOw1EE-
nv Actin poqt A.7=-
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WANTED To- INVEST,
FROM 10000 no u. .anR nnlIars

o invsss IA an improved PLANTATIONS aud
4 HAND. be, vve5u ,s- ll- lLs ana F-lSaolIE.
The Mississippi river, desirable iuy proved Re4l
Estate ia th5 Cisy ut Memphis PrJpo-lLs 90
sell Invited from pysu. pss ana owners only. uoa
from ageuts} addess-d 1fh sealed uauss ana deacrp
ton OF property, 10 Lock BOX No. 2s Memphis Pos
Ofics FCRluAsEE
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IA clergyman in Richmond lately preached
sermon from the queerly appropriate text:
And the Lord appeared again at Shiloh"
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WANTED.

O0O RECRUITS tn e.. ua tie ,nks % the I54,h
eDUU Senior Bezin-n Icrzesssc Volunteers.
E-. FII ZGakALB.
1y23 w Co cuel J-mRsniinF.
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+" EXTRACT .

HEADQUART EES.
MElPHIs, niav c4lb no
Special Orders no 35s.
II ALL scldic-s left sick IN this esy e. Ln1nyzs5s
L L. attached t. Gen Van q, rn's Dcaeytmers Army
sf the West ho are convaesceu axe hereby ordered
TO Tep5 the to their respective recEcots bat
slions comPsuies wlhin three csysCr BE- -r-d
deserteTS.
Bv coama1d cf TUCS IT, y SSI Z
CCiosol Commanding Tust.
f0fEeisL TBBS. E. ROWDER
myz5-lw Actnq Post Ao;ut4Dt.
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" The best goods this season viii be found
this morning at A L. Andrews & Co., at A. NJ.