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MARRED.

By the Rev Mr. Christian. Of Richmond. 81 he ~.
dsnes o. the bdds's father on .Bs evening Of sbs l0ts
ul'ino, o. z. COLLINS Egg, Of Mississippi to Kiss
saLLIE vIRersIA sTsnSBACK, Of BraHswiek eoaatE,
Virginia
Aississigpian vii please eepy.
On he III or Apdi Isa at shs residences q the
brides mother, By Rev Thomas 2. Earktan Sergeant
CRUTcHER D. sHEFHERD. of company D Wishen
artillery 70 Hia ELIzABErH G. HAEDAwATs Of War.
rsn eountE MasssPpi
"Thdsshappy iaey TIE happiess Of shslr kiaaI
Whom gauasr Stars unite. and ia ems fate
Their hearts, heir fortunes snd her beings blend
Ga the s1t Of hareh. a. the residence Of the BRIDE
mother IN Carroll souaty Kiss by Rev. L Esuda
Rev. PAEEESAs HOWARD to Hiss NARY @. MIL
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The situation.

Every day feelers are thrown out along cur
whole line BY tie willy R1secgans.
The feint made upon Liberty aud cur far right;
the sham movement toward MeMinnvill5; the
m~snsuvres in frout Of our center are possibly
an Of them meant as measures of reconnaissance
merely; although such games Of chance bo-peep
verv frequently result in general engagements
and decisive conflicts
We learn that q RAID has been made success
fully upon 8 portion OF the. MeAfnnvlile and
Manchester railroad, but arc inclined to believe
the damage 70 be tFiiing-
Nav not the idea Of the eHemY embrace the
distraction Of sufficient bodies Of our troops to
opr right, for the purpose Of operating more
decisively against our leit and eanterl
AS vet the turn of the campaign is on the
cards; she designs Of Rosecrans are probably
known to none but our commanding generals
CLaaaaooga Rs5a, Aprl 10.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Middle Tennessee.

T~ULLAHonA, April - Information, considered reis.
be, has been received to-day, stating that Wheeler bss
captured two raias-oHe between Louisville sud Nash.
vile, and the other between Nashville and Murfrees-
boroi with a large nuab=r Of men AMI omcers, destroy.
ing the trains. An quiet elsewhere.
From Charleston.
CHARLEsTos, April l3-An quiet. A few bIoekadsrs
and The frigats Irousides OF The bzr are the only YES
seis IN sight to day.
A steamship arrived this morning from Bermuda with
a cargo Of army equipments etc for the government
success In Western virginia.
LYNcHBuRG, April ia special to the Republican,,
dated Salem, April 18Th, says: Col jenkins expedition,
with a small portion Of his command in Western Vr-
gnia, has been completely successful. The elections
and spring courts Of the bogus government in all the
counties west Of the Kanawha Hger were broken up.
Driving the enany with 10 8 into his Notifications at
H~uricaae bridge, jenkins proceeded themes 10
the Kanawaha river, four miles below win.
seld, and ridiled two steamboats,
which were passing. He then embarked at night in
boats, aud hoated down tha Kanawba, attacking aud
capturing Point Pleasant. The next morning be killed
and captured a number Of The euemy, took one han.
dred aud fifty horses, aud destroyed "a large amount Of
stores. The enemy made a most desperate effort to
cut of his retreat from the Ohio river, but they were
eIuded and the command exirieatsdin safety.
Fight as Ernnkiiu, Tenuesaee.
CHArrGSooeA, April I3-Yan Dom attacked the
enemy at Franklin, with 1000 cavalry and Frsemsn's
battery. The Fs5ersls relreated, bu. advanced again
with large endorsements. whsn a bioody fight snsued.
Frseman's battery was eaptored end himself killed
The loss W asheayy. We retreated from the Plsee after
SIX hours hard fighting. Later scc-unts represent the
reeaptdre Of our artillery afisr the fall Of Freeman.
We took 10 prisoners
Confederate states Congress-.
RICHMOND, April 10 In the senate to-day the bill to
abolish the office Of ~regimental eomHissary was passed
Also, house bnlto prevent fraud in the qaartermaster
and eomnissary departments. and obtaning. under false
pretenses the transportation Of private property.
House business unimportant.
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since come into headquarters. Ard we are
assured that General Pegram's report win be
brought TO this place BY q member OF his staff in
q day or two at fnrthest.
We do not believe these excursions into Keui
lucky are productive Of any good. We would
not send less than ten thousand men there at
any time. Although our men at oil times ex-
hibit great daring aud gallantry, yet tie enemy
can easily concentrate eight or ten thousand to
oveTpower our two thousand.
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FTNDIN4 aF TR"EasTEFNeEEs.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. e.. g Al
bHHNOyD 4arch - 1853
ICE 81 hEre1V give. tlat ho5-a OF Tree ~
IN Notes vi lose the privilege ct Tending iu srh
per Cent 1711s or zfc- ullss q sF p as.ut the -r-s
ths I'd Gay o-Apu- el-auE 4l- notes Wti-h bear
Gate asore ne L-f tf December l-dZ are alone rnti-
lied 60 p privilege. Fr1n she 2i ArrI 90 the It 81
Aasast l-63. Ies nos my be- fun Isl IL a-.vsa
per CENTS out after t1is last dss lLeg via entirely
lose zee privilege az beng exchanged for boads o.
STOCK.
ace rot.s r7w in cfsu'at on which bear date after
he let December i-6- are flId1-l- f1 seven rsr
cent bonds a1d rccz and cs1 be- eEela-Eei sccora-
tnEly uuta She t. Of AuEr--, 1888 sftsr which date
they can be Exchanged only foe nu- per cents
e.. C. EEELNaER.
ar10--~ 1- -
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flHE urdeyF gned i7 o-TsTed ID compiling a ETlrV
Il BJOk expressly f5r lls a-.Y. I- viii embrsss
aoous on hsadrsi end swenty hy-ns and song Of t1s
very bert hat can be selected toD the valios books
OF our count Il vii f1ma -eat h-e v5r1aec "A
as01t 7ae hgn1rst pages. bound iu paper z1G wiz g.
furnished g. c1a0.aE 10 -uY quantities that nay be-
qeHres az 8 cost Tot ere s1ag lly c-l.s ger pF.
U1ap.ans sud otlsrs wta nav desire to promote t1s
erte prise IS eel zs he d~-Vri1ns cl the camps VIII
pierce open a c0rzesp7u se- with fha urde aEltd.
SWING be p obs1ls humber of cogea .h s1ch u8y
ne-d lo- disiisati5n n h5 1ta~g-
Raw. J r. ALLEE.
ap4lua TacEf-u. MFa
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ADVERTISEMENT is.
$50 REWARDr

d ANAWAT on tbe ITh Februarv. HEER'E- ausu.
IA latto. eighteen Tears Cd low forehead. hs.sgY eye
broWs fun round face re ElaC one Lu1drsd ana -werEy-
eve 20 one hundred aud t-hty pounds Eve feat fFsBr
six inches hises qIck sp1zeu a q Intelligent. Hs was
seen a. Edwards depot on the I'D February. ufth two
soldie-s be-on-i ing 10 Rusts b1Eele- Ist hafrsL71. Who
leE the next cay tor Port Huds1u- On delivery 70 m8
/ viii pay hfiy DOL ars. ortliry dollars tor bis commit
msnt 70 that got him j. J.. DRJME0OEH.
snI3 ~ Rarma~f Wfas
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Arrest af MRS. JEFF. Thompson Mrs. Cal
homn and VIZ. Enul nenlLey.

Mrs. JEFF. Thompson, wife Of The great guer-
lila chief, in company with a Mrs. Calhoun, ar
rived in this city, per steamer rom Helena,
ARK, on Wednesday last The. ladies put up
at the Everett house, where they were called
noon by Mr.. Paul Bentley, a gentleman who
has recently been in The South, ard also came
to this city from below. On Saturday, evening
the whole party were arrested, and their pres
ence required at the provost marshal's Office.
The ladies exhibited a pass from Gen German.
commander at Helena, bat Dir. Bentley was un-
able or unwilling to give any satisfactory ex-
planation Of the how and wherefore Of his pres
snce in tho Federal lines, and was sent to
Gratiot street prison. The ladies were permitted
10 return TO their hotel but are still kept under
military surveillance. There are innendoes aao2t
that Mr.. Bantly knows more than he win tells
but. there being no proof Of anything criminal
against him as yet, he will, perhaps, be retained
ia custody only IS q safeguard against what he
mi61t do, ss his answers 70 the questions pro.
ponnded to him were anything but sstisfac-
tory-St. Louis Republican, Aprt 6.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

The New York Times, Of the d inst now on
IN, table. announces in the most joyful manner
Il. conviction Of THOMAS C. %sHAcLETT, Of
Mss5s county, Ky, before the Federal circuit
conn Al louisville, on a charge Of treason. The
U,n,, saws atbe esse deserves special notice
from tbe historic interest it possesses" and
makes I'D the journalists by adding that SHAc
lett event off to the rebel side in 1851, under
the lead of Gen. BUcKsERi the. CATALTNE OF
Kentucky. He was connected with FORESTS
command. entered the State with Braces
amy. left 1t and went into Meade county,
~bere be arrested the sheriff and assessor Of the
county and took them as prisoners TO the rebel
camp He was afterwards captured and tried
as stated
Tbs was The head aud front Of his offend
5pr>" and for it, adds the Times, he win IN
doubiedly be hung" as the case +" viii a3ord
The most gratifying evidence Of the publication
of pubie sentiment in Kentucky, which con
signs a traitor 90 She galovs, and of the firm es-
sabHshmsnt Of national power, under which the
civil law Is found adequate to punish the highest
crime thst can be committed agsinstt the State .
We suggest an early hint Of retaliation be
forwarded 10 the Abolition authorities at Wash
inrton. III is done speedily, as 1t shoald be,
he viii undoubtedly not be hung.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

GEORGE W. LPscoHB Of company A. aoih Hais
sipPi regiment ded % typhoid fever In he hospital as
Chattsn9oga, on the 26lh OF March, 1873 in tho twenty
third year Of bis age. Ee leaves an aged mother 20
NOUN bis 1-u
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All orders. with mcny rci1 Cd and Forwarded bF
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aInN HEWIaH - :

GTOLFN frela ny stable. on Fddz5 zisht, April 81
y THOBAY HoRsES, one q dark tsy hiazsd iss
waite feet bek nj s Valcr eisht ye-rs Oh sna hitean
star in she face. Z believe seVsl oreght years Oh sud
dttsen OF six cen hands high q WiA give the ose
placed e. some place Wasre can ssi them.
D. r. PHILLIPS
aple1vf Ciatan, Mss.
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OBITUARY.

HILLARY G. TALBERT O. company Z, 2sth Miss.
hsPi regiment, was killed OF the battle fsld 81 Nor
-~ffses50ro' on The 3lss December, 1862 IL ne sixteenth
ysar Ct bis sga. Gallant boy.
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~ a private letter from Carroll eounty,
Miss.. reports excsllsnt prospects Of q whaai
crop il lhat portion Of the State.
FOURTH L0UfsuEA BATTALdoE-We have
been ssf0nished as well IS grleTed IA observing
that ID has been deemed necessary to make APP
peais through the Savannah press ia behalf Of
~ 4rh Louisiana battalion- II IS true The
brsvs men eho compose this battalion Dc nos
~onol.snicay. 50 - as tie Yankees are con
~e-,ef uith ne iniandi0u- Love yoHT enc
Ghtg haze he Yankees with q measure
- hstred. Il mnst be confessed, but undss
-ressrt circumstances We think this sin should
- IL hastily visiied By censure ef Confederate
estusm-CAauiesf0n CoHglez, ~.
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II Or dispatches from Chattanooga woslo
seem to indicate that General Van Dom hiss mel
with a Slight reverse IN Middle Tennessee-hs
frst since he organization Of ais new com
mara
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n A gentleman writing from Cook county
East Tennessee, says that the wheat crop IN
thai section bids fair 70 yield sbuDdantly. he
$50 states the people are planting nothing but
-orn. and hat ia good crop is raised, there viii
u- urtruou EuSt 1ehnehseo ts
coming fall than ever.
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JUAT %PURLISHED !

The Southern Flag Song Book 10. g.
CONTAINING 81 che GglIs OF sOuTHERN
OSaEG3 and BALLADS -1Eie ud plr11tic
Large 81 mo-, so pages Prce so Per ans kla5-ad
rr---.. .-.-La 60. !. 60
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~ We give to-day General Cheatham's re-
por Of lie part taken BY his command in the
bsste Of shiloh 1t wiz be seen b does justice
to te brave men under HIM, who breasted the
storm throughout, Notwithstanding one-tnird
wars stricken down.
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NeIINN.

THE smse. for tie psyasBt Of are labor on ihs for
4 lhcaHaRs Of p HAS Il, la VIII be o7sne1 az
Jackson, La, on The 4obint.
I. ]. FREMaUX.
Caniafn AID Engine Chef Of the Sd Di uet.
ap Al
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u The M~ississgpiaH, Of yesterday an
nounoes that tie steamer Era, No. 3, has arrived
safely il Big Black nver, with 3 csfgs Of bseon
obtained en- Red river, La. Red river was not
blockadsd By the eHemy-Fauagufs feet being
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TAILORS.
UJANTED-eirhs OF tn frslelss Jorrnaymat
w Talora 6BAlF x D0HERTY,
apQAte Merchant Ialrs.
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WELL D~oNE-PHyate McCanis, Of Wing
hsld's parfsans, caught his man in 8 scout
8 few days since BE daringly v~sntured 8
half mile abesd Of the advanced guard Of bis.
command, when coming across a blue coat, the
command to ground arms" ives given and
obeyed, and the Yankee brought into camp.
Pretty good fr g boy Of fifteen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

RETUREED PusONERs-COlenel r. P. Nee
lev. OF Bolivar, snd other exchanged prisoners,
among them Captsin Price, Lieutenant Ferriby,
and Captain Mccoy, Of Memphis, reached this
place last night Colonel Neeley, it viii be re-
membered, vas captured On bis premises, near
Bolivar, sometime since, and hurried of with
ont money, clothes, or other necessaries. He
speaks Of his treatment as having been. in many
instances, very harsh, il Others, IS mild as
could have been expected from the Yankees.
We are gra6fsd to find ali, however, in good
health and high spirits.
They al concur in the opinion that a civil
revolution in the North IS rspidly riPening. The
bitterness Of feeling is becoming more Intense
dsy By day, and the eOnseuptOn act, comPell-
ing ths poor to take the feld aud allow the rich
20 buy themselves of for three hundred dollars,
IS doing is work.
Colonel Nesey is ordered TO report at GreDs-
ia, and viii re-entsr tho service Immediately.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, April 2 1853.
ard Of Mavor and Aid rmen
A. P MERRILL
SAML TIGHE
s. T. MORGAN.

Aldermen Merrill, chairman, presented the following
statement in relation to funds raised for the purchase Of
IRE steamers, which was referred to the controller:
City OF Memphis in account current with A. P. Merrill,
chairman, for the purchase Of Ere steamers:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

~ A ere recently occurred in Boonsville,
Missouri, which destroyed four tgo-story brick
and four frame store houses, occupied respect
irely bye. Cope, Geo. Sahn, D. C LionbsTger,
D Andrews & Son, Peter Shelby, Henry VIM
kelmbyer, David Whitebouss, J. r. 0Bnen &
Co. The value of property destroyed was be
tween forty and fifty thoussnd dollars The
ere, ii is supposed, was the work Of an incen-
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!. paid for ~ engines Of Latta.. $4,000 co
Hose Of Tyler, Davidson & Co.. ISIS %
Freight per Lady Franklin Pike 3f5 IS
Discount on southern funds. 420 O0
Expenses Of Miller and loss Ga
counterfeit money-.-. lbs 90.
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.cwNRuaI omEATmART's OFFICIAL
REPORT or THE Hattie or
auwnn m ~

Fromths Knoxville ReEistsrl
RIcasoND, April IEt 1862.
The following official report Of one q the abiest and
most gallant officers, and in soclallie the most aaabie
ga,isman MAJ. cen Prank Che fhaIn, WI arrest he
sfention Of every Tennssseean. u is somewhat singu-
Iay~fbst in the special communication Of indlyidual on,
GERS. he and Gen Polk have selected ~ neariy every
Instance. to same subjects for thsir laadations. There
"a one marked difference between the two reports Of
these Major Generals, Gen. Polk shows how tho battle
began. end why the assault upon she enemy was not be-
gun o. the hour dxed by Gen. S dney Johnston, and
why the victory was nothnaiy complete VITA theR
Inquiries General Cheatham does rot concern himself
He tells an unvarnished story ef the echivem@nts OF bis
men and officers on the battlefield, and with this is con-
tent
HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION,
lsr. C0RFs, CAMP BLYTHE,
a--tf nnth- 1900 \
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Eccentric .fsaiadies,

\ gtUt,vman is lucntiOned by Dr.
Beattie, who, after a blow on the
head, lost his knowledge Of Greek,
but did not appear to have lost any
thing else. \ frequent modification
consists in putting one name for ano-
tier, bat always using the words in
the same sense: thus gentleman al
ttcted in this manner, when he want
ed Goals put on the fire, always call
ed for paper, aud when he wanted
paper, called for Goals; and these
words he always used in the same
manner. Dr., Gregory used, in his
lectures, to mention the case OF a
clergyman, vino, while laboring IN
der an affection of the brain, spoke
nothing but Iebrew-the last Ian
guage be had acquired. DR.. Prich-
ard mentions an English lady. who,
in recovering from an apoplectic at
tack, always spoke to her attendants
in French, as she had absolutely lost
the knowledge Of the English Ian
guage. This continued about a
month. The celebrated Dr.. Brous-
sonet lost, after slight apoplectic
attack, the power of pronouncing
substantive nouns, whether in French
or Latin. Thus, when he wished to
pronounce apple, he described it by
lis qualities. When the noun was
shown to him, written or printed, he
Immediately recognized it, but he
had 10 power to designate it sponta-
neously. Cuevier, in his lectures,
relates similar case of a person who
had only lost the memory of substan
tive nouns, but could pronounce all
adjectives.
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The Election.


be called upon on the 2Sth OF this
month, to exercise the highest right
Of rrecmcn-that Of choosing who
shall Gil the various offices of the
county and State. Already many
candidates for the sutfrages of the
people have presented themselves.
Nothing low remaius but for us to
select from the many, those whom
we deem best qualified, and whose
loyalty is above suspicion. We
should select men who have al inter
est identified with US; who are Of:
and from Us. We are just entering
upon Or existence as q new State,
and many unforeseen difficulties may
occur tue machinery of the State
government NAV not run 50 smooth
ly and evenly as we could wish; aud
complications may arise which will
require the coolest hea,;S, and the
best talent of the country : hence,
we should select the rc'Y best men to
fill the various positions Of the State
Government. In view Of all this,
let each one feel the responsibility Of
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