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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-09


/ Msior Dick BleCsn's Tennessee squadron Of
/ cavalry has again beln a, work A few days
/ since the major (he Yankees call him Dick
/ TUrpin") took 100 Of His men and penetrated
/ Rosecrons' lines TO Antioch, about nine miles
/ from Nashville. When within q quarter of g
mile from Antocb, the whistle Of the iron horse
wss heard ''DielJ'' proceeded ss cree 70 have
/ revenge on ihe inhHnan wTetches who, Is WIN
! be remembered, burnt bis residence near An
I tiOch. Leaving his bors behind hill ne posted
/ Axe rszsu IN s=ssbunh- Eae1r srair7 laden with
soldiers have alresdy PISSED. The iith came
! along erammed with blue coats, in open cars.
| Crack! crack pop bang! whiz wen, and such
lofty tumbling Of blue coats must have been pc
caliarly gTatifyiog 10 the major Ead bis brave
meu A few miles above ths trains stopped and
ths Yankees got out end formed a line of battle,
but Mccain and bis men we're gone, having
suffered to the eK'ept Of oae man wounded, for
the Yankees fred csc vollsy at them as they
passed
Arriving a. Lavergae, the first depot this side
of Antioch the Yankess took off forty dead
man snd forty wounded
On his return McCann csptHrs3 three wag
ons, which he burned, bringing of the teams
and two negroes SIS booty.
A hesvY Bkirnish occurred 0n tls Tiuna and
Shelbyville pike on Tuesday last Our forces
succeeded ia driving the enemy back, in which
the vsndals loss was considerable besides sew
eral prisoners.
We also lesra tbat the Ysnkses burned up
three hundred negroes ct Murhsasboro' feW
days sgo TO get rid Of the diRTent diseases
raging among them Ijnchss'sT B1aletiR, Sd.
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FEDERAL Reports fronl the Rivsr.
From TIE Memphis Baro,in.l


The news from Youngs point IS Of lstor dats
than that published IL this mornings BzilefiR.
TIE Kenton, Captsin Ebert, ard the Bhck
Hawk. Captain BroTd, arrived at this city to-
day from Helena, which port they len last eEe--
ing. The news from Sieele's bayou is MP to
tho 29th Of March, one day later than yet re-
eeived Our correspondent, ~ho was with the
Sieele's bayou expedition, had Just arrived at
Young's point. Ho describes the passage TO be
much more hszsrdous than the one up Yazoo
psss Most Of the transports were more or less
Injured. Some hsd their pilot houses entirely
carried away, while their chimnies suffered by
coming IN contact with limbs projecting over
the banks Of Deer creek. There was plenty
OF water. and our correspondent IS OF the opin-
jon there will be but little dsnger ia navigating
that river in the future, as most Of the obstTuc-
tons TO the upper works of the beats were re-
moved The dams ere Row the only obstacles
in the way, and with a little bard work they
can be removed The officers ~ the expedition
has been as successful as its projectors autic-
patad Most Of the transports had coma cut Of
SteePs bayou when our correspondent wrote.
One thing be assures Us most positively, and
that is, the expedition was not failure.
Provisions are moving from Virginia to Ful-
lshoma. There is no doubt that the rebels are
suffering for want Of provisions.
Joe Johnstons headquarters are st Atlants,
Gs. Bragg is N command Of the errpy, with
his headquarters at Tullsh0ms
CINCINNATI, March 29.-Parson Bro9nlow
has arrived from Tennessee, and reports tslat
the rebels are concentrating al their infantry,
formerly ia East Tennessee, at Euhahoma,
while their cavalry has made diversion On
Esst Kentucky, hoping to draw foree nom
Roseegans; and that TeinfeTcemsnta are aTriv-
ing daily at Tullahoma from Virginia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-09

B The hotel and boarding house license
imposed under the new tax bin has had the
effect Of closing up large number of boarding
houses, the owners Of which, while they have
put thousands Of dollars into theif own pockets,
are unwilling to give out 1.-THE Of il for the
support of the government, The boarding sc-
cammodatioDs Of the capitol have never been
ar7ple enough for the large transient population
thrown here by the operations Of the two gov
eynments, and the breaking up Of the consider
able number closed within the pas. week OF tw'o
has rendered It simply impossible 10 ebtsin
accommodations st sll At the same time, ard
indirectly from the same cause, the price 4bf
boarding has advanced at a TaiiO that promised
90 leave no margin in favor Of the boArder Tie
hotels, too, have al advanced their rates, ard
ten dollars per diem is spoken Of By the larg.g
ones And the worst Of it is that while no
necessity really exists for saeh stzte Of things,
there Is no remedy for them Richmond Rr-
asliner
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CuRRt.RaT0N.

Our reports ihis morning inform Us that the
FsdeTals were satisfied with their eZpeeienee in
she stack upon our detenses at Charleston or
Tuesday afternoon, and did not renew the st
tack yesterday, ss Sc was expected they would
Th5 result OF the bombarnmeut as avictory, and
It has afforded additional proof thet ironelads ere
not invulnersble. If the report Of the sinking
CT tee Nontauk be true-and we see no reason 10
doubt it. IS is comes ofieialy-tbe loss Of TIE
enemy is a serious ons, and viii probably con
vince them thet they must rely upoDsome other
resource than their uegsl force to reduce our
e,,t-
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ANOTHER AEGLo- -REBEL STEAMER - At
Queenstown, Merch 5h, [ saw beautiiEl
staarnsr. esllsi the Banshaa. ffom Liverpool, on
her wav to run the blockade She was as
straight as an arrow, about $50 feet long, laking
masts, and tunnels (swo) of galvanized iron,
setting very low 10 the water; said to be very
fast, aud constructed Of steel plates, and in
every particular perfect beauty. only hope
that our bockadeTs viii catch her. j cannot
learn here Of any more privstecrs being lifted
out, and think has the Eugish government
will soon tske steps to prevent any mere Of that
kind of craft Leaving Eugiaud for the benefit Of
the rebels Extract Of Mercantile Letter from
L0Hd0s 70 Nss0 York.
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WnEENE

II l-7rsrr ,l directors fs Br-ss er-1c1erai g. j.
pillow o1trn3 ps-to1 10 81 a5 sntins t1ssnseirss
tom thsr aua-as Fftbaur lenYe tha- come tor7srd
uranrty aE5 reuarr g. fhel- c-nmanda Ter duty. ]
cs 1rr RI, ab8alc members cf to p a-4 -ist Ten
negse Ieeiaahta 81 come promptly aad report 70 1ae
r6gV He-lzn iC, Ass Had Dig tne rrnEs q ELe
4 ganfs5e-lts reslnsnt. Hl.h ass 90 Eush distin-
ruis-ei ltsaI tts rt.ef.sds ~ BsIucn5- Shlioh.
lara pa-gF ara -reesaa-o Also, u
Gle sa aisid t5usr-s l1 ll % flH uCbls company.
THos STOKES
Cata-1 Company q harEdeid 6E-Ids
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ARTEMUs WAHD's ToAsr-TO yuTe sex,
commonly Eawled the phsir sex we are indebt-
cd for our bnrnin, as well also as many other
blessus ia these 10 crowns OF sorro. Sum poor
sperrsted fools blame yuFs sex f0r The difficulty
in the garden but / know men are deseetful
set and when the sppses had betum plum ripe,
I have no dowt Adum would have rigged cy-
der press. and Ike IS not went onto Big bust
and been driven 6f unaware. L 4nrc first muth-
er was lady, ard her daw'er IS ditto aud nqa
but o triiin Gus viii say a wnTd agiu you- Ho-
Din that no waive Of trubba may ever ride
across yure peaceful brestss koneiuoe these re-
marks With the following centJ Jment
Woman-She is good e7g.
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ARMY WEDTCAL BOARD

saeEsE ARfF 1EslIeAE BOARD -or tho srsmins.
H5s oT nedIcsi eGss.s . fhiz Dspsrmsnt vii
ho,5 sessions daily q tcl71-rg zfter t1e 2-1 aa cf
l[sd-ai o551-r r1o is7a u1t heretofore bcen eEanl
b ard s-1 rrquirsl t8 repo- l5r ezizliasen. or eH
riine f-e E1 81 writing All fH1se refuginE 80 b d
vii be cropped hg tic lFar Department Iaoss 81
signed in or5ars Ll7 zttcrs ri iasitatiQn, spp0lul
nentl 1r have beeu Pr01s1eed By iba Secretary o.
War. " haui hlviuE bca- l7eFi1uaig eNanl-ne1s WI
report FOR clliI- ta11 without oetsT.
OGce esuls building VFitl e-lr urgeon.
%. 3 EN0nE
---11rr. rraa dent rur aTazfesl Roas
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Iuiormssion was reeeived from North Aissis-
sippi last evening, g headquarters, that another
advance was bairg mals by the Federals from
Mssphis n tha direction of HarnspaO. We
have no sdvices as to The strength Of the col
umn.
CONFHDE RAEB aoAN IN EUR0PE.
Our special dispatches announce the crafty
ing fact tbst the effort 70 negotiate loan fer
tbe ConleieEaey in England was euinensly sue
cessful This fact demonstrstes the faith Of the
capitalists in The stability of our government,
notwithstanding the Bri.ish Cabinet continues
to ignore ps. Our credit is established abroad
let Us seq thai home legislation doos nol I'M
pair il
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
LATER FROM THE NORTH .
THE ATTACK UPON CHARLESTON {
sErU.srEoa. u. - - !.

SPECIAL 70 the Memphis hgpsal
sEgATOsA, pru 8-Tba Bulletin Of tie 2d-ll1s
Feeeiged-has d-s7asea from Hl.en H-al, anu7u ets
tie arrivsl Of Eiessons torpedo PICKER for which tzs
expedition sgaiast Charisatoa hal been aallne Ts
attacking feet It IS stated. voali b. the psaia-.
tapseo. Wseharisu, Nahsut CatE.u, lent7slai. 'loa
t.ak and Ksokuk. al Monitors, and rs iroa ffssse
Iransilss.
Another dispafeh. dalsd Ioaisvila, March 51a ssy8
Gle Coniedsrass were dri7ss az re stock hay e5ul
seize Ia eafaeky 90 saf, points witch tlsy occ-ay-
Humphrey slarzaall vas 1t WiHeassses, u.,h Le4vy
Infantry force.
Il is also stated By tie BaI,tia that mass q tzs 5s
lad rstsrued from stsslss bayou 30 as Iaaas 20 a-s
Ct vieksbarg b4dy dsuassd aad tie navigation iaf-
ing been foond much more diacul. shan thas t1rou
the Yazoo paz1
Tie Mississippi was rising ss Menphir
In confirmation Of he report that sdirset ssss1.t
upon Yessburg is sditaied d Is sta.sd tls tis suzy
boats before ported % have isft 8nnphA and gous
below are to 81 Prossosd b. cotton fas the paEPo4s ef
landing troops B
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-09

~ CAPTAIN Spencer Deatou, Of eompaHy B,
9Th Tennessee Bogus regiment. was captured Sc
the foot Of Cooper ridge, at che house OF 2 Mr.
Cox, BY wood contractor named Aiken.
Deaton has been very eelivs il East Tennessee
in collecting recruits sn3 sending them TO Lin-
e9ludom. ard She military aathoIit;es have been
some time in seaEcho of hm He is now ssfelY
Iodqed in our Jail. BIr ken also espsHred a
I.iseolnits named Sim Wiliems. - Ku0r5Hls
Register
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-rr sB-E-aylI -D NEGRO -EE t8 work ur
5}s5it sae rtn-a- q t-ack cl sogtlrr1 Ia--osl
T'ra-tg ave lo.-aLs er month, o. he highest price
usii ir th4 CoaUEv VIII b. given ems provisions FIR
zi.hsd APHy hs upzny's e1dcs, iu fieki5l-Fs
H Arms
-a1r1m gHief E1rineor s. z g.
Tieszhurg y ~ oas noHsh snd ssal si.l &C
CouPs-F's size
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EI0n - ~ I'd ]

"a ANAVVAV iron te leHeliSer y ng GIT uliiss
& nor Invest RI Ie-lli0a. HoDdsy NOR icg, aolh
5-7sreh. q NEGRO Mas, HOSES, aged about foxy CT
forfv-lrs vezls Lve fsa eg-t OF ulne Inches p ga
6ees brown con pleZ has rather bold enl imp1-
one 5rt tooth ort & ss very e-ecti VII Weigs
oUe hundred and liE.y undsi had on wen be he's a
--F r5Iofei blanket cozt ard uosched is mctt0 hat
~ - ss- rsE q 20 I'D negro ald eeiivernr hHa g.
- "a rseu-d ~ o u liisn Boyle. Lexington VII
receive tie 50 reward ~ 1ig 1aa Tor commit
eIrF hiHl 70 jzii SO ihat can gei him
arf-e1d3 p p p iN-
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~ A priysie letter from Richmond 70 KBcx-
vile. states; " have heard that Major G. "a.
Mousarat (of Msmphis,l formerly post coin
mandant ct Knoxville, aud major in the aril-
lery service, has been rsspPointed 70 the com
maud which be resigned when be Abandoned
tie fsld for the fTesi3e. He was attracted milre
strongly by wemsn's charms ihAn By the allure
nenis Of ambition, resigned returned 20 ihe
pursuils Ct pilvsle lite hes again taken up lbe
sword and goes 10 the far West, follower, ]
believe. of old Das" Hs was the most ilc-
tive and energetic Of the post conTnandants who
bsvs reyolved ia the Orbit Of Knoxville, aud
discharged ali tbs duties, for time, incident to
the command Of al the forces in East 1en1es-
See. This is one Of tho Richmond on dts in
which Jour people would feel some interest
tbe4sfors givs tt
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a CWaEa0EEmlsrEO ADVERTTsG-
N ElMT.

TBNF.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of tho 26th ult /,
contains The following rssoslly advertisement.
The originsl vendors Of these counterfeits will,
Of course, keep themselves cut Of danger, but,
if an exsmpie is made Of few Of those who
viii doubtless attempt its circulation, it viii
have q beneficial effect and by deterring the
lesser villains from peddIing the commodity,
break up the business Of she larger ones who
dare thus to advertise themselves ecouudrels
FAC-SIMILE CONFEDERATE SCRIP,
OF THELAsr ISSUE perfect in plats, paper and
I J signatureg and will uass AZ any banking house Ia
the Coufedsraey Ore trisi wiz insurs another or
der Not less fhan eI00 sold Address with amount iu
closed Jas. SLEMONS,
Loek Bcz 730 ciecnnad Postofios.
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s0mRTwHNG CHOICE.

On BOXES Pl RI sRENCH BRANDY,
sfiB ouarter casks O.d Or Hu Pert VINE
l. E RTtR,
speEgssT's Row
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kE-ARREsT aF AN ALLEGED CoUN3ER-
FEITER-Geo. w Elam, who some time since
effected his escape iFom the city isil, where he
was confined on the charge Of counterteiting
treasury notes Of tho Confederat8 States, wss re-
captured yesterday by members Of company 3,
city battalion. 0ae OF the members Of the cora
paay discovered him about twelve o'clock at a
drinkiBg house on the basin, and snmmoning
bis comrades 70 his aid, went in aissr him. p an
fed, aud was pursued and the chase was ylgof-
Ously kept up foI some tirae. He was tiuaiiY
found in q house III which he had taken reiuge,
where 6 large box afforded cencesinent TOR a
brief period. During the chase he discharged 3
pistol at one Of his pursueEs but fortunately
missed him Eism Wss conducted back 70 bis
old quarters the city j'il-- Richmond Whg.
OPPOSED TO THE GoyEREmEDT Tax =
LswTercs county Is one Of the hot-beds Of tres
son in this State. The assessor Of iaternal rev
enus has encountered great difficulty in pursu-
ing bis business being ifeqHautly threatened
with murder, etc TIE coloRel OF Federal
regiment determined thas the assessor should
perform his duties unuclsstsd, snd furnished
him one eompany IS a body guard, aud 10 IS
now trsversing his district assessing without
Iouble.-LoHis0ille Jograal
E BY proclamation Of Gov T. O. Moore,
the General Assembly Of Louisiana, viii meet
10 extra session in Shreveport, on Monday TIE
4sh day Of May next
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gaekscu. AIsl.ssiari. Ap Il 81, l-63
FT ooB sues WIS he above e-d r t-7lz me Surgeon
Genersl ] vrou q -p5ct rliy csi te sf1-niion Of
ianee Of ihs g-.5iesit11 q -lss Eiall te juice @
s-hsh sru5t-- os ta guuetsrsd ssRssles, when auf
-rl1- hsrrreF rr7 cs-dfal.7 paf Bp msT be cent Go
rse 2TH RD POTTS.
Surgeon G. s. a. s-d alsiI-al Pgrv yor,
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CoM. FARRAGUT.-It is reported below, as
having been ascertained from The Federal feet,
that Commodore Fauagui joined the upper feet
while his vessels ley below VicksbuTg, crossing
BY lsnd, and started for Washington City. The
reaS-n assiynod was ill hsalth. il is more than
probable be considered it Necessary to be there
in person to excuse the less Of the Hsriet Lane,
Mississippi, and The various other vessels that
are missing from his feet and now in possession
Of the Confederalas he hes been somewhat
unfortunate Of late
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- - - MILLIaE.

COLnrEBs SuttFs asa sil-zsaa are respectfully ic
- forae1 thai Beg ar1e Eny 1l-1uut az Bsh
SOAP oi frsi rate eusit5 p-f up u hozes sn as q.
Easso1esla lIcas So tha tsas Uit peruh 1y applying
81 t-e ru.u eactarr b .Ta-Ls1n ldiss Eesr sh- Cos
f-lerais Ho-ea e.. q LEGCH.
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gVaT{aEERY.

LARGE iot Of cha ee Letter and Note Pspsr
u S7ert.rs sd1ta an6 Pass Hoaks Portfolios, otre
Pens PercE ana rei-'- erT' sn1 rle r-s. ftsy ns
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r TIE Esw York Sunday Mercury says tat
hslS the capital Of the North is loaned 30 the
Government No wonder they desire she sahlu-
tlon Of the South Tor the paym93t OF the
daht
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TE7pTRTENT - OFFTCFRs

CREshUA Misf.. March 81. i55l
rwkvlfys tzs1 ar5ers1 81 BciE def-ganeral P..lcE
III p 49, oouananl ~ aud lirsct fha operations q
81 ofi.arr sstai 90 rru tes ARMY Of Tennessee ara
ssni = Esrh zsasssiPP on faer1...7g service Iale
sst.+ irr7 ~ hes-eaar ~ at this place where 81
sueb oaiesra y.il ra 1oss ic ns for order.
frFnnal Q .ll nfe i9 .irnt
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II An Irishman pat bis head into lawyers
Office, and asked the inmate, 3" An what do ye
sell here ~ Bl0ckheads, replied tbs limb Of
the law Och, thin, to be sure. said Pat, sit
must be coed trade, for ye have but one Of
them left.p
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PUBLIsH4D
8mhscRFDGfon.
-. u AaEerlI.InE.

AN adver rti=euaeuts win be charged
e1-5o per square for the first iuseE-
t3ou and s1 for each subseauent tn-
q ,1l iorl.
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By order Of = i7r Cen. Hurlbus
49,. ~Tr-----r-r-


As directed the provost marshal issued the
following order to each Of the families selected
Tn compliance with tse above order you aro
notified ttat within threa days you viii rOmoye,
with yoar family, south OF the lines Of tie
United Stsies forces, NOS to return.
You viii report at lac Office of the distTics
provost mashal fox pass, q. the time Of your
departure.
Lieutenauf z pb G. Bryan, assistant provost
marshal genera, Wi1 sec thst this order IS exc
outed D G. ANTHONY,
Colonel and District Provost Marshal
The fo,loriag Is q correct list Of The families
ordered 10 abandon their homes: D B. Molloy
aud family, c j ssldsn and family p P.
Fslim s1d family, Wardlow Howard and family,
David r. Townsend and family, Eugene Ma
eeveny and family, Thos 4. Nelson and family,
n. t. CoesvsH and family, L. V. Dixon end
fsmily-rDskiuz il Ell sizty-tbres persons
We have Information that portion Of Tie
PRESCRIBED persons determined 70 appesI TO the
authorities at Washington sgainst the enforce
ment Of this order We hope they may do so
not because we imagne that LISCoLN viii
change tho order, but for the reason that re-
fusai, which IS sure 70 follow viii further stsmp
tie brsnd Of infamy upon those who dictate the
policy of our enemies. We desire the world to
be fully posted as to ts unusual character Of
the war thss is being wagei- Let the appeal be
made, notwithstanding it may be done against
all hopes Of q favoTsbic rrsu't
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Cbe location Il TIE 4 DpesI orice
as on sEtafe street. a few doors below
eba Post Office.
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E@ We learn tbas heavy and rapid firing
wss heard q. Saydsr's mills ct half pest four
o'clock. As the report came from the North, il
is copjsciured that 60 stack had been made on
the rereating vessels Of the enemy By Colonel
Ferguson. u may be. however that the Yam
KEGS wsre eue5gei ID thsir customary operation
OF a Smelling The woods"
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~ Tie Memphis Baitetia Of tie ID: says
there are s large number Of Z" quaker guns at
YicksbBrg, but that eug to the 9'h oi March
they had done no mischief to our the Federal ]
lsst" Tbepaugaph must kave been "Fitien
before The Lancaster ana Monarch attempted 70
pass down
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~ From the river il is reported that the
nariford, Albatsos and Monarch passed Bayou
sara at twelve andltwo o'clock, yesterday, on
their way up,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-09

r Thers sra ever ffresn Thousand invafds
ia The FsHersl hospitals at Nashville. The mum
bsrs are on fhe increase
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- I'D RavasIsE Fl 81 TaIIahassals

Special 20 the Memphis Appeal
GREyADA, April s.-Qunby and bis eowsIdIy horse,
IN their ignomiaious flight MP the Ta,aas-elie sf-r
being thoroughly beaten In his fsf attasz snd hna,y,
after returzlas with rsiuforesmsutz they were shseG
ont Of their camps, have been seeking revenge by ou-
ragss upoa tie unosnaing eissus OF ths foufe Rob-
berry and eonaasraaon has marked their retreat, I'D
country having been completely devastated far &c
they have gone a.
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DAGUERREAN MATERIAL,

3A@s E>Al4 AhN ~ a l4AaAhA5
Plates, Gases, asa Soften and ACids'
CAgEs BOOTS end SHOES,
81 hszes f4roaad Pepper
boxes 6rcund 5anger. Fo- sale ~
&. p. CARTER
spengler's Row.
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THORG-AS KRON
TANEIP no, La
Dealer ia Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Etc.
Whslaale.-----sn5---- Retail
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PAPER MILLS BURNED.-Ibe Bath paper
mills ia South Carolina, a short diltanee nom
Augusta, Gsofgia we're destroyed On the ID
inst These were The largest mills in the Con-
fedorscy, and he loss is serious one to tie
proprieiors, as well as TO She papers Of the
SnnLh
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We have tbe BHtistia of the %, confirming
our reports Of the action Of the Federal authori-
ties in ordering residents 20 leave the city ia cor
sequence Of an attack upon the Memphis and
Charleston raiIoad by our Psrasans. The fol-
lowing is the order Of General HURLBUT:
OFFICE oF THE DISTRICT PROVOST MARsHAL.
AlEEFHIs Tena., Mach 81. 1858 8
HEzDQUARrERs 10th ARHY BRIGADE,
MEfPHIs, Tenn, March ., 1858.
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II. A murlerous and cowarily attsck has
been made By guerillss, on e passenger train
near Moscow, containing women, children, and
citizens, Tesulirg IN Tire capture Of part Of the
passengers and Tobbing Of all
Notice was d inciIy published On the ASA
of January 1863. by General Order No TO- of
the district Of Memphis. that such an outrage
would be sotalated b. means herein described.
It's therefore ordered that Col d G. Anthony,
Provo.t Marshal Of lho district Of Memphis,
forthwith eec, from tae seeessionists or rebel
sympsti,ize,s vi bin this cisy. ten families,
and cause them to be sent south
Of Tie lines Of lhe United States forces, not TO
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JACOB LlTZEN,

JACOB LlTZEN,
DRACTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR AT.
I tention paid to dyeing Cloths, Silks, vslvsts.
or Garments Of any kind-to give any color do.
sired. Third street, two doors west Of lowe
north side, [myl5 div
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A leading physician Of \. Y, takes
ground against steel collars, the wearing
OF which has recently grown fashionable
among young men. He thinks that the
steel, being . RAPID cor duet r, will affect
the electrical and thermal coud,t,nn ri
the iarynx, and other organs Of the
throat, and consequently will cause dis
eases of The throat.