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later frOn Eurspe-ArrIYaI OF the stezm-
rhfu EUROPA.

HALIFAX, March 22-The steamer Europa,
rom Liverpool 9TH, via Queenstown the Sth
inst, has arrived.
The news By the Europa is unimpertant, the
absorbing topic being the entry Of the Princess
Alexandra into London on the day the Europa
ssled The preparations we're on an unexsu-
pled scale of msgnihcence.
A Washington letter in the Loadon Herald
asserts q secret socisty has been discovered, the
membsrs Of which were sworn to kill President
Lincoln.
IN the house Of commons, OF The 9Th, another
debate took place.
Mr.. Golden made g vigorous attack upon the
general policy Of the admiralty in maintaining
obsolete vessels after the valuable experience
furnished by America in f8yor OF ifon-piated
ships. :
his brother bishops, that be should resign.
Ii is stated that the English and French GOV
erlmenis are agreed IS % TO tenor Of their
notes Is Russia, regarding Poland.
Regret Is expressed for the various lmposi
fons to which Poland has been the victim but
tbsv are regarded IS things Of the past, and not
. s. remedied. Both governments, however,
speak as eessestly IS diplomacy allows, OF their
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During the progress Of the eight Colonel Ban
bad dispatched . courier to Murfressboro for re-
infnrcements- The courier magaifed his task.
and represented that Colonel Hall was surrouu-
ded and out Of ammunition. Under these cir
cumstances It was thought proper to send Col.
Minty, with two brigsdss Of cavalry. ! brigade
q infantry, and q battery, to the sssissanee Of
our beleagusred forces. Colonel Minty pusbe5
with al possible speed; but, when hs srrivsd Al
the scene Of the ight, Morgan had left. Il was
already near darki bus Colonel NIFTY, Thinking
that perhsps the rebels had not gone fer. al,
vaneed with lis cavalry through the village. and
thoroughly reconnoitered Tie surrounding coun-
try. Not q rebel was in sight, and orr esvairv
returned 20 the bill and bigouacked for tie
night
Eafly this morning. Col Minty dispatched
accommodating parties TO Gainesville, Slatssvilla
and Liberty. They returned without having
seen the enemy.
Late.in the morning Eve rebel surgeons came
in with q Gag Of truce to attend their wounded.
who had been left behind About the same
time cur scouts reported that Morgan had retired
several miles beyond Liberty. rendering pur-
suit hopeless.
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Affairs ns YfcksburE Aaoshe- FedernI
Report.

Affairs nG Vfeksburx -Aaofher Federal
Report.
From the Memphis Bulletin, March "a
We havs adrices from the feet al Vieksburg
70 Friday. There was nothing new Of special
Interest to report. THE arrivsl of two Of Far
ragut's feet at the foot Of the canal, is con.
hrmed. The new route 70 YRzoo river was
working finely. We have full description Of
the route, bat we are not, ike some others, pub
fishing it for the benefit Of the enemy.
Since the above was written, we have con
veTsed with 8 gentleman from Young's point,
from whom we gather the following:
He left about three o'clock Friday afternoon.
There had been nothing specially exciting since
the arrival of two Of Farragut's feet. These
were the Hartford aad Albatroa. They arrived
about four o'clock on Thursday morning, and
are lying about two miles below Warrenton
They report the rest of FsIragut's feet coming
up as fast IS they could get through. They also
report thai Banks forces are ia the rear Of Port
Hudson, ct a railroad ccossing, fifteen miles of,
ard that they were not ia the recent fight.
The arrival Of these boats from below. to-
geiher with the anticipated csptuie Of Vicks-
burg, had q most inspiriiing effect upon che
troops, who are snxiously awaiting the order
for the commencement Of the attack. All feel
confident Of victory, sDd al are impatient for
the order which nmmons them to q field to be
made ever memorable By their valor and Prov
ess. The general impression was that al things
would Soon be ready for the attack, and when
they are, q most favorable result is confidently
anticipated
The operations On the canal opposite Vfcks-
burg had been very much imped8d by the con
staut shelliDg. during the day, of the rebels,
who now evinee more thsa usual interest ia
thwarting its COMPLETION Satisfactory indiea-
t0n That fhqy no longer regard the canal az e
useless ..ditchs Of ue practical utility. Such
an aunoyanee had the rebel shelliug proved, thas
operations on the eAaal are now almost exclu-
sively conducted By night Still the dredee
boats work fast and effectively, and we may
confidently anticipate tao completion Of the
work ct an early day.
the many cuts in the lsvees between Y0unes
point aud Helena, bad iadueed q very percspi-
bic falling Of the water st she eanal-tha very
thing most needed for s mors vigorous prosecu-
ton Of their lsber.
All the indications seemed to point to the best
results from the new route ga Ssesls's bayou TO
Ya2oo river.
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hopes for she fulfllmant Of the solemn prom
isss made to the Poles by granting liberal fnsli-
tutions.
SAVANNAH. January 26-Preparations are
making for the reorganization Of the expedition
against Nankin. The French contingent has
bsen defeated near Ningpo.
a Brazil mail has been received. There Is
nothing new in regard to the Brazilian diff.
Guilty. which continued to DO warmly canvasaed.
causing a depression Of trade St Rio.
VERY LATEsT.-The Princess Alexandria
has arrived at Windsor.
LIVERPOOL, March Cotton frmer, with
an upward tendency, but prices are unchanged ;
sales 1000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet and tending
downward. Provisions dull and tending down.
ward. Flour dull and unchanged at 81 to 22s.
Wheat, quiet aud tending dewnwsrd red West
ern, 8 to 9s Cd; white Western, los. to lis. Sd;
white Southern, los. to lis. ID. Corn dull, and
b. to Cd. lower mixed, 27s. to 25s. Sd; white,
29s. Sd. to sos. Cd. Beef quiet and tending
downward. Pork quiet but steady.
Bacon easy. Lard dull, and Is lower. The
brokers circular reports sugar heavy, and coffee
steady.
Bearings circular reports a large business in
United States stocks at higher prices, but they
were not sustained. At the close market dull.
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E~sporfa.ss .lEoFenssa n KeafseEy.


Special to TIE Memphis Appeal
PANoLA. March aL-rhs Memphis Bulletin has basn
received ct senalobia It contains a Cincinnati Dispatch
daisd The 25ta, which says TIE sdvlces to dav are
hat the rebels are on this tide Of the Kentucky river n
large force. consisting Of cavalry, infinty and artillery.
Their strength Is supposed to be from fifteen to twenty
thousand, aad they are saG 70 Be al old ard expert
enoed troops. Yesterday ansrnoon they were reported
within twenty miles Of Lexington nd other Central
Kentucky towns. and moving 90 three columns
ALouhvile dispatch dated ibe 25ih. says. The rebel
forces hat occupied Dan7lle, are believed by a cores.
pendent 70 have been advanced. Lhnsstrssts division
has not returned az was before given out. It VIII be
strongly met Several thousand Federas have arrived,
more are coming, and very active operations aye antiei-
pateA
4 Louisville dispatch Of Inc sLme date, to Ge Phila.
delphia Press says. Tue Confsdsrates. reported from
three TO ten hoasaud strong with q large force follow
ING. took Danvale. Kentucky. to-dsy. 3.
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EnrEanM :

8 Ara erss.sd on BGckgrrI6G SERVICE by Cen
/ Bragg wth dirsenor from Bdsa8 e- General G.. J..
Pillow. offering pardoa 10 al a5ieuting Aamzslves
rom their mma-ds wittous leave tha cone '1r7Fsrd
uramptly and report g. ihar commands for auty. 4
eall up1n rs absent members Of q ~ sad 2lst Ten
nsssse regiments 10 cema pr=mpty and report to ne
E 2 dn4g as Eernsnf0, Bliss aed na tl r-nsa OF te
L Contested retu5as waeh has So uueh dttn-
ggishel sself ra she hatlenaa 8 hstnonr shLch,
Farmlnrton psvvvle and Mwfreesooro. Also Of
ne ssrs8sid Guards. 10 ia up saas noble company.
THoS. STOKES.
Cabtain Company a. SsTslold Gnada,
mhq Ina Sta coEfeesf1te Regiment
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PFDgsrRIav MATcH AqAvsr Trfg-

PEDESTRIAN MATCH AGAINST TBdE-The
celebrated American pedestrian, Dserfoof,
eeipsed, on tie 22d of February, al bis former
efforts in q match against time, by running
eleven miles and a half in twenty seconds less
than an hour. There were four English pedes-
TRANS whO assisted, by accompanying him
for q mile each in succession, so as % keep him
NJ b the TOD of bis speed.
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Private JOHN McMULLEs. Of company A, ID
regiment Kentucky cavalry, was executed by
tbs mHisary authorities at The fair grounds this
forenoon TIE charges npon which he YES
tried we're al sustained On trisl in fact most g
fben admitted by himself before the court
They were. attempting to desert, asssulting en-
ofHcer, stealing, m%uiinous conduct aud other
gross oHonses against army regulations. Stree
bis sentence vas made known to him at tie
D-eniienfaTy. several days stree, he manifested
but htde feeling and today met bis doom with
the brsvsdo Of a desperate, instead Of the sensi-
5inty that would characterize q morally brave
nan Who bad, under some unasual circun-
~,spcos. committed The error for which he was
sbous &c die. The whole ceremonies were col
dne.sd viii the oimost ProPhety-.she officers
in charge, The Iegimsntd guard and the hrire
sousd. al doing ihsir duty.
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sEnN q q ~ AEER

OST. this IN r-inz. AZ the Boemaa H-uss q fna
II ak o. eight inch black morocco poke BOOK,
written on The end eontsui-s shout SIX hundred dol
lars b. @ ~nfaie-sfa notes 3 To- Fresnhackz $ n Ohio
noes and $40 keutue1y also. u tes a1d accountsto
tne suoaut o. $1,000 and unwa dA Also. = pass from
Geu- TlEhmsa add a. ordes from General P-mberton.
The s5rve reward VIII TO sid for She delivery q The
book and contents b l-f with Maf-r Daniels bowman
House. sna no qu8stions asFed- fmh2s 4s
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DUU The rspain O. track a southern Railroad.
twenty-five dollars pr month or the highest price
paid in the count y viii BE- given and provisions nr-
nEhsd Apply st he G mpany's oHcs. in Vcksb1rr
o. % The undlrsZasd az Jackson.
e. H ARMS.
mhl7im Chef E1rinesr S. r.
Vctsburs Wsg eapy ons mouth and send 81. 70
Comnar vs. orra
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THE firm Of Quinby & Robinson, o. Memphis. Tsnn .
Z is this day dissolved by mutual @ rsant. an per-
aous hssinR claims Against saii hrn viii present the
sLmo 70 W Z. Q1inby Whoi s aora sgthorth1rizsd to-
pay, snd 81 persons VISA ars indse-ed -1 sad firm VII
MAKE Immediate payments 90 ssd Qsiubg, whghss been
aGth0ri &c b. setle s1id drls braecsz-
WI T- GuINBT-
s.. ROBINSON.
ae1era P7rtusrE.
]. s.. elATHORN.
Eiswaa, Ga, January Q 1853 Special Partner.
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WA0R8 WaNTED!

IRON Masters under contr-ct wish ne govern.
Il msut ia siabsas are innsed IA aye uumbsr Il
hanis. Tnsr furnace ara ioca-ed n a healhv rerio.
Of county where asrs is 10 dsnger o. Ea-kee r7dt
and where proViai rs ere p'srtfuL Plrtias HA5 bsva
negroes 90 hire can s. % any inoEmas On ID regard -.
these furnaces By addressing a letter 20 ne ct SoH-.
Aislzma WIN RtCHARDSOH HUM
Asjo. efc. en- urdra-czF s.
mhe8-Im ID ela-fra Of F-oa n-T rrrs
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FUNDING on TREAsTRY NOTES,

0FFICB OF TIE ASST TREASURER SAL
JACKSON, Earch 5oth, 1853
MOTIF HterebF girsl that TIE isusy Notes nay
~ forthwith b. furdsd at fhfs tGcs, pursuant o. the
aeis OF Congress direct Dg ruch fuEdIng AMI the rsguia-
'l2as Of ne TrsssurY Departnan-
TIE period f0r f1nding The notes dated prior TO %
Dreem'sf lc6L 10 eisht per cent ho1dE or stocks, viii
expire On the I'd Of pri earning
A.. J. GUIROT,
mnHHFE f-Ha~aa m-nar--r- n
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THE soUTBERE CRIsIs.-The publication #
this ably conducted journal has been suspended.
The announcement is made in The issue Of yes
tsrday. The friends Of Judge Tucker viii be
pleased 70 learn that his sbility win not be lost
to cur cause, as he proposes to be heard st pres
ent through tbe columns Of the MissssppiaH,
over bis owl signature, and hereaher-we hope
at IN curly day-Tomh bis old sanctumi in stLouis.
HIS contracts with subscribers viii be flied
by the proprietors Of the HississippiaH, which
journal, it IS announced this morning, viii here.
after be issued morning and evening. Such
enterprise On the part Of our cosemporary is
well deserving Of the success which We doubt not
Z. -. -
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m HEEE TRARE-

m DOZEN NERINO OvERsBIRTs.
~ dozen DnE Drawers,
TEr9s dozen T1bacc1 Bass so G~zau Bidding Combs.
Black ana E-eun Glen Cosss. Ssrn snd silk Vssts,
5000 bne Eavana Oigss. lGe0 papers me RECALLS
smoking Tseaeeo. - EaoA Paying C@es, ana ma1y
oiher article IS high prices.
sPaED DOEOHO a sTRAEGE.
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-TFFnkMATinN WAFTRD-

HOSCERELEG TIE wBereab0tt t. 81 81 FROH-
~ L7OSTEfE, o. Mob Z. Ala, who LETT Monroe La,
Tor Yiczs1urg on he 25lh o. Jsnpay lat. and Fas
last seen at Delhi crossing b. on sa1on Any correct
Information ooncerainE Kim Uoail he uberaly rsusrd-
Cd ~ aftr.ssing tie unierisned az A-udan, Miss
uh21f2le n nWTENgTrTN
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RhlNe eFedbly infsrUed that there are are q NM
81 OF Persons 10 this cty sm8ua1is 20 The Las con
act and supposng a msjcnty, q rot 81 o.
ore m lgnorauce 81 the fEet. presumiug that
proper ezonpiio1s they srs herebJ notified
that i they WI coma forward Ii ~ nsx. trv5 or+h-ss
FePs-t ihsmse yes, FIFTY DOLLARS
DOON4L VIII be pti ten immtdiztrl7. o herHisa
~ Ss co1zerp sd Ia agcordsnce with the late act
" S9lsiss ". y. WADE
20 Commanding su5-Dep CoaseHpt Earsau,
mAi-&f II Hr-irs mi
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- Il ~

CORNER Dauphn aud Commercs sIeeti, Mobile,
Recsigine, Forwarding and General Cammisaion
Merchaa 8 Wholasa.e AID retail dsaier i1 Family aro-
eshss Chewing sni Sinking Tobacco Sat, Shoes,
Cotion Vans Osnahurgs, Domesdes. Calicoss. Flax
and Spool Thrasd, aa6 every desc ipeio1 81 alockads
e1r1a- fmh101m
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ORDERS for making Eoa 1000 TO SEQ SACKS
completed 10 ten h1ura AT work 5ous on dzss-
ciass Machines b. experienced OPERATOR, 81
WARINGS
E-n, Mss. formerly Memphis tesm Sack Esause-ory.
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LETTER. to She address cf Hrs. Mary F Church.
~ Athens. sc rgia. Ary one dsdinE sad letter viii
DC rewarded BY leaving 1t 30 tie southsra Express
oFea Jackson. rmh3l1 wv
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= e3untY one hare ed and sf-V a.rss On .rsb DIses.
~ ieses eel7 n ard are uE miles from b ials ana SIX
HI1a ron h'ockhsve1. Ihers are comfortable build
- On s-cH Sc For pardculaas apply % tie IN
asrs g2sd a B-hala CT 80 james r. Ysrg r. Jaezs7n.
- M--- . IL L-------
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10 OFFICERS.

GRENADA, Mis7. Eirch 81. 1853
Z AVING bssn ordered BY Brig d-er-General Pillow
"A fe take cosnmsn5 OF ard eject The orerstons Of
81 cmssrs dstsTed frrn r1s Array Of Tennessee and
sent 10 North Mississippi on rscralfilg servica have
established ny hsar q-ar eEs a. thls pisce, where al
sueh officers VII fsposE 20 IA for orse-
T.. W. IT.
Hrh9lTm Colonel Oh Hr1-rarf--r
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Volunteer and Avoid COnSeripfiC

ffa9 undsrsigHed haze special au-hod-Y from The
4 Secretary Of Wzr, O. receive al persons capable Of
bearing arms, not get coue7rpted, who have or may
h~sresfter arrive, from tie Island Of New Orsaar ard
slrros rding dlsthctsi u the hands OF the FaeuF.az FOL-
CNrE ERS, who vii Re permitted to form themselves
into c0mpsniss - lnfantry, and eset The r own oncsrs-
whether Of C nsc ipt ere or at, and viii b. suntled 30
al The rEhts and priv ieg-s rf Volunteers. under the
st Of Sh Nay. 1881 For further nrormsti-n spply
to either Of the undsrg gced.
D vs.. b EOOETZ.
COnfedsTa-e H1use, JACK ca, Hiss
CAPT. d. TLLuM.
mhz0 l5ieoda Carp Moore. Is
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- formed thst hey ran procure any zuornt o. Isl
tOAP, of Erstrae gus itFr pot up 10 bozes sni as "a
reasonable prces as the tines Will permit. By applying
a. the soap FACTORY, 10 Jsckson, Gss, usar ne Con-
federsts House. g. u. LTECH
mfQgn+ -rri-tnr.
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AEES up BY the UNDERLINED. shout he lst JAM
4 arg. NEGRO Han. us1ed ISsM who SAYS he
belongs % Mr. Ih0uss aurroHE. 90 CLARK c0ulty, Ala
The owner IS hereby Mt fed s-d requested 81 cal az
my residence, near Walden Dep-t, Gs-, where be can
get the negro. Ire boy IS If very dark complexion.
recedn torehesd, twenty-five years old I've fest ten
ircees h;sh. tmh2rIwa1 WM BrATrE
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I'D ANAWAY fom tbs suba1be- on TIE niztt oEfhs
Ii 25fh Instant ny BOY, GEORGE. uha
s1instimss c4ls himser Del5Ecz.7 De IS Of dsrk
complexion is heavy buHt aud a5out I've Gst ssvsn
inches nigl. He f. doubL ga rryinE 20 reach MsuDhis
By way u The ralrosd Ths alcve reward WI be-
pad for tis dsivery 81 ne e. Csztou.
mh7T5 TWa n GprrD
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WM. WRHgTv.

Sugar and Cotton Merchant
Dealer in Tobacco, Dsmesiies, Etc. Bite.
mhl9i9f- A~LExAEDRA
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GEE SCOTT ASH TIE THREE PR CENT
TAx-Gen. Scott seeks 70 sToid fhe pzymsA-
ef the three per cen. Tax 70 the government
which IS laid upoa Size salaries Of 81 ia is seq
vice, except She President. lie makes ere Poirs
with the pay nssler ihst he Jaw creating his
oHoe exemph IBIS salary from t~axatioii. Tie
Dsymasser referred it to commissione; Bout
well, B. whom tie charge Eas decided to be 9
laWlul one.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


THREE or four gentlemen can be aceemm-dsisd
Il with BOARD ard LODGING, 10 e private family
10 his city, where they will be mada a. howe- Refer
ence required. Address CITIZEN.
mh3l-st Appeal 0Fes.
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}. 81. PEARCE e co.

10 a Removable Pass. A5py e
ANGELO MIAZZA's
mll@rE~ E-.rm----a
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--latest Intelligence from she North.
RAILRoAp TRAIN 1870.


LOUISVILLE, March 2I-A Nashville train
was, on Thursday, thrown off the track by que
rilas, by distractions. four miles above Rich
land station, aud not ct WOodbun station IS
previously reported. The LOCOMOTIVES, tender
and two express cars were smashed The que
Tillas fred into the resr ear, containing women
and children. They called themselves Morgan's
men. The passengers returned Inc fire, killing
aud wouuding three g~uerillas. But one passen-
ger was slightly wounded. The g%uerillas com
menced parOling at the head Of ths train. and
took away theofieers' side-arms, riaed their car
petsscks, etc. The Adams express safe was
robbed, but its contents were IN part suisse
quently recovered. The conductor ran back 8
mile to the stOekade, and me soldiers cams up
at double quick, recaptured the train, and drove
off the g~nerillas, %wOunding several. and taking
four prisoners. General Brandon and Lisuten-
ant Mckee, who were in the rear car, were
neither captured or psroled, but are safe st Nash
vile.
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Ass1atent Surgeon G-or a.
ARreeshiy O. ths above n tcs all per ons between
ths q esof sigh srea and flrty yesTs whether residents
Of any oihtr port oes OF the State, OF q otkar States
a-s hereby required TO report themselves 90 tn Exam
surgeon ana E TO Ing officer for eEsmila on and
enrolment On the days dx-d the foreg ing notice
THIS not CO mead every person between tha agas
specified those Woo have heretofore been examined
and discharged 81 her by be St--s O. Conf-eersfe sur
geous, th9ss who hsVe At any time been discharged
from the army th-ss who lave fun s1ad Substitutes
and any sud 81 persons wh1 nay cgim eKampio OF
ang ground wirst- yer No p~arslr's discharge, sxemr-
ton or detail from any soHres VII excuse him nom
attendsnee aktbe lac isppo nfe6-
Alelti n 8 called TO paragraph l3 sections 2 and 8
General Order No 81, as follows
section 9 All the laws ana regulations appueaslatf
d -serte . shan BE- applied b suca coaae iptt As fan 20
T paE 70 ne place of rsnaazTous for enroineni, or
who shsn dessrr after enrolment
Sec All the agencies e1pioyee cor the aP2fea-h
81 u and oonf1tmsnt OF feserer. and there wansporta
ton ID ihs e0mm .nas & sleir re-pee I've G mmsnsers,
shall be apptesbie 20 psrs'n ialle . aeiy IS con
sefips who srsl iaI Is Teasr 90 the pace o. rnies-
vcus sftsr The pubheat sn Of tha eai
o nsc fpss viii come prafa 90 Wan st least mee
days raioas -
mai 6 Errrring OHeer fo- 9Th Cenv u strirf.
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-IrPoaTASr TO ExEsPTs -sse tbe notice II
Col p. b Wade, Published This Evening
Early attention to the request may se' npe
ss5uble hereafter
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IAILORA, NOTICE.


SOM PER MONTH vii be pad for q good
RAOU CUTTER ana permaheut smD.oymsat
Eyea 20 EeAfistcFs I'd stsrd
mhaolw ~ PEARcs & 90.
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EOTICE.
u Substituted - 900.

ADA reNVNn
WILL farriss an abIa50d.ss SUBSTITUTE for
The above rewrrc, 20 serve dur rg the var fn any
brane1 CT he military service bv applying immsdi-
stsiy By letter TO Fort Adams. Mississippi
ml-e -Ct. a. 2 nnIrTT-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

GOOD DRAUgHTSMAN Apply ct he
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31
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Tn obedience 10 General 0rfer 10. s. AdJuiant I'D
j. IaepeetorGene ais efee dhted November 3D. 1862
he mdsrseue1 tna u re Examining Board hereby
gives notice 10 Lent Van A ST.. AID 1on Enrolling
oncsr lot go OH Coucrss ional Dizti g. and TO the
psrgous enrolled 10 the ecunuss or hiloai x nkn
scott Newton. Laud-rda,o, CLARK Ja8rer. Simpson
q q SIN ia. t1at u he &c the fol0w ng places At TIE
times specified, fer the purpose cfexaa i0ing con cffts.
JscEsen. Kinds county, Eoom7 over M61cA FurFeT
oPs Office, Bird st9ryA, Aszi I'd. 81 an5 4th.