Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-25

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CAN'T AT TgLLAHoHA. TESsrssE

CAsP AT TULLAHOHA TESsrssFF
Fehraery II. 1868
At q meeting of the officers of tha 20sh
L4ouisiana gineat, Col Richard g2s called to
tie chair, aud Lieut. a. Kreu.z appointed Sc.
rstsry. After stating ths object Of tie meeting,
committee Of three was appointed TO drsff
resolutions Of coincidence On the loss sustained
in the late battles before Marfraesboro', Of three
Of our brother fiesrs, VIZ: Captain T. RYAy,
Lieutenant JULIEN HARDY, and Lieutenant
JNo J. SMITH, who fsH while fighting in the
cause Of liberty, 50 much cherished by those
! dear tofhem Therefore it is
ResolDed, That IN the death Of Csptain Tbos.
/ N Ryan, Lieut. Julien Hardy, end Lieut. Jpo.
J Smith we have lost tafes comrsdes in arms
| whose characters 10 camp and on TIE field have
ever been ealepist=d to win cur love and merit
glr esteem. Giving mp their lives n The great
/ cause we have sil alike espOused their memories
/ shall bs doably dear to rs.
! Resolpsd, That ia the death Of CsDs Thos
III Ryan, Lieut. Julien Hardy, and Lieut. ,Jun.
j. Smith, the service has lest three brave,
efficient and accomplished cffieers, cur country
three heroic defenders, and ourselves three
much loved friends
Res0sosd, Ihst bOwing in dos submission 10
the viii Of Almighty Gcd who ovorrules an
/ things fo1 good, though in mystery, we respert-
fully tsEdsr ouf si1eors condolences 10 Size fsmi-
les of each of the deceased, and beg the priyi.
lege Of minglng our g5ief with thairs
Resotged. That copy of these proceedings
be forwarded to the families of each Of the
deceased, and that they be pablished ia the
Memphis APPEAL.
Angus RICHARD,
Colonel 20sh Regiment. L. ", President.
A KRFfVTZ Sspreferv
A. A Lipseom5, Captain, Company f. ST. L
Bishop, Cspiain, Company K, A P Webre.
Lieutenant, Company G, committee.
THE STRENGTH or THE MEXICAN ARs1Y.-
Mexican correspondents of o San Francisco
paper writes ",Fhs Mexican army IS some
forty-two thousand men strong, and well pro-
vi5ea with artillery, aad determined to de6snd
every inch Of their soil The people are united
as never shey weTs befoTe-all politics are laid
aside foE the one grand pUreose, 10 defend tha
country, and the erastest sacfifees are wiling
y submitted to Congress- sustain3 the Presi-
dent IN al his action Women and childgen
even, contribute to help the prosecution Of the
way end large Sims OF money arrive, for the
same purpose, from nearly all psris Of the globe
The few traitors tbas have joined the Freuch
ere net worthy Of the nance Of Mexieans.
Marquis and Lezsds are men OF no character
they are essassins and robbers, and have algsys
been enemies TO their country. Tha war, in
feet is Immensely popular, and no peace win
be made until the FTeaeh have eff Mexico
~ Hafger's Heeklg for tas current week
gives the President hard hit Mr. Lincoln IS
represented as theatrical manager before Che
foot-lights- His attitude is obsequious ia the
extreme. The following Is his little announce
ment.
MsnsgeT Lincoln. Ladies and Gentlemen, j i
regret to say thas the tragedy entitled The I
Army Of fsia Potomac, has been withdrawn, on /
eeceant # quaTrsis among the leading Per'orn1- (
ers. and have sabssituted tl1es ne1 farcss o.
buFlesques ene. astitlsi Tho Bpulss a VicRs- 4
burg, by t9a well known pepf fsvcrite, I
II Stanton, Esq, AID the others ss Loss Of
the Hasrist Laae ana lhe EXPLOITS o She Ala
bama'--a very sweet tbing in farces, I assure
you-by the veteran composer Gideon Welles.
FIRE IN PEsFfFLD by a private letter We
lsarn that, on last SaWday aisht . FIRE broke
eai, seeidsa'aily.in Psnfsid. Ga when con-
samsd ths post Office, tw ssaga houses. tailrr's
Shop, shos tors, dentists Office and tosn hsll
Baptist Banner.