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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-07
8aiIg sppeal,
MORNING EDITION.
MISS.
TuEspAY MoRNING. APRIL
TBR EEDERAE vyRANT Ar mEm:

PHEs.
We are Indebted 50 the Charleston C0nrisr for
an early history of the Southern renegade, Bri-
eadier General STEPHEN AUGUSTUS HURLBUT,
who is now tyTa1nizing over the citizens Of
Memphis, which shat Journal gives in order that
be may be siigmatised as the swindler be is,
wherever known Charleston was his birth
place, as it was the thealeT Of his frst mean
and dishonest practices. He was very much
given to whist playing, when he was there,
and became nosorions for being ever present at
the settling whsn winner, and ever missing
when loossr. A gentleman, now deceased,
once most pointe5ly srraigoed and exposed him
at the card table, for the dirty trick, on his
claiming winnings, conveniently obIivious that,
shortly before, when 8 loser, be had skulked
from his friend at the reckoning
For some time, before he left Charleston, in
disgrace, he levied black mail on numerous
friends, obtaining loans and Endorsements from
them, often on false pTetsnse, and either leaving
sbeu in the lurch, OF to pay ibe piper One Of
these transaefions was scarcely short Of sEind-
ling. He obtained a friendly Endorsement from
DR.. SA,s'L E Dickson, which wss discounted
in one Of the banks. While on visit to Sa-
vsnnah, he fnelose5 a renewal note, mot marked
As sueb) for DR.. D's Endorsement, which be OBJ
tained and be bad the efrontery to have the
renewal discounted as an original, and left
DR.. D. to be paymsstsr Of both. He was also
defaulter as an sssiguee under the bankrupt
set, and as treasurer of the New England So
eiety. These facts, says the Coarier, are sts-
ted on. our own knowledge and responsibility.
And ii is added: Tbs trek ct caIds and oshsr
dishonest practices Of tho abolition brigsdier
having been exposed, by the advice Of gen
srous and kind hearted patron and friend, (tbe
late James l. PeligeD, $50 } he was induced
to quit Charleston sad furnished with funds
to DO 50. Lssving Charleston, be settled in Iii
nois, and seems to have Prospered and become
q man of nots there; but be has never yet had
the grace 70 redeem any one Of bis swindling
obligstions To cop the climax, he is now in
AIMS snd high in rank, in the unrighteous war
vaged agaiast the South, his mother State in
olude5 ThUs to dishonesty and fraud be has
added ihs mstricidel guilt Of stsbbing his mo
ther.
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LETTER FRon CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON M4ltl oti tctH.
The ely lul e rumors OF an early attack the
ey being constantly on tho move. The ReVs received
here last night by PASSENGERS from Savannah, that he
eneuy had landed considerable force on sesbrooks
island. has besu confirmed and also reported that
they have driven back pekss in hat quartsr Al
the females children and noncombastanis have been
ordered to be removed from Adams run, which about
twelve miles fron ssabrooks island There are no
doubts entertained that he enemy srs moving in that
srsetion Our forces there are considered ample to
give hl 2 3 wafm reeepasn.
Tomorrow has been set for an otaek upon his place
The spring tde viii be at s gbsss point, and if he
Yankees are waiting for water TO ct ths baTs,
they viii have plenty The tid5 VIII be thsn about iys
feet higher than usual
Gen. Besuregard is ia fue healsh ana the troops sts
med tsre aFe in good eondon aad All express thsig
esgeTness Tor the 0ai 50 opea. i Is not saying too
much te express The opiusn tha eyeythiag has been
PIT in fns ssse Of preparation to give the yandais
reception that ihsy VIII have to remember for long
tina
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The order Of General Lee suspending all
duties in the army Of Northsrn Yirginia, ssyp
those Of necessity, oR ths day appointed By the
President for thanksgiving and prayer, is as
follows;
Ia o5adisnee to tha pyosl4alalien af the Pres
idsns % She eloaiedsrese sisses, setting apart
Fsidag, tie 81 3 0f Msrob, as 3 day Of lasting
and arayer for tba ration, al du5ias win be sus-
pended on that day 10 the army Of Northern
Vireinia, except such a. sre necessary for It's
safety and sahsisle1ea. Religions a1ee5, ap-
pioafials % tAe oeeasigl. wia be performed by
sha chapiains, 10 their respective 5egiments.
Sli5iers No portion 81 oag people have
gres 8f cause to ba thankful to AlmiEH'y God
tbaa yeu9elye8. He hes erssererd yopr iiYas
amid uetisss lsngersi hs has bea WITH Fou
in al your i7iaki Ha has eivsn son frsiia5
under hafdship9 aaa eo1f g taa shoe q
1sltiei He hss aa fQR hy be Eampl and
ar the dfe1e 81 y5w Hne yta5 elmT8der; III
aas enabled you % dsisNd feuv eounry success
fully againsi ths ssssuits Of powerful %
prsssaF, DsgousIy thankful far signal nercies.
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- The Galveston Ne'os, of the 23d, prom
isss the publication Of an official list of tie
foreigners in that county who have tsken the
alien cath, and in consequence been released
from eonscription It Is also stated for their
infoTma6on that law was passed by the last
Legislature depEiving all such as take the alien
osth, to avoid participation in the war, Of the
right to take or hold property, to vote at any
election to serve on juries, or to exercise any Of
the rights Of citizens This act is predicated On
the ground thas those who win not help orr
government in time Of war, have no right %
epjey its blessings in time of peses. The whoe
usmber thus reported is J1S.
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TUESDAY, APRIL Z, 1868.

lus. and psrhapsas the same te the assault is made
on our works on tine Yazoo river II they caunot faux
s tey may attempt IN assault al poiats at once in
order to divide our foreez and draw part Of them away
r. J, here.
Everything was quiet yesterday, aud there appeared
70 be Iess &C witty IN the movement Of troops than for
few days previous This evidence Of our P epara-
tons being complete and that the army is now n read
mess awaiting the coming of the enemy. Some cara
oating object in the river, Saturday night aroused
the suspicion Of our sentne and came very near Cans
ing the signal of aan to be given along onr lines but
h was discovered that the object Of suspicion was no
enemy and The alarm subsidized Tho transports and
gunboats in sight above were quiet al day. NEsroR
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rare agehidsous flowers. sprigs Of myrtle, With 2
trimming of Houiton lace Tie myrtle was, By
express command Of her Mai ssty seut from 0s-
borne, and was taken from plan-s reared from
sprig5 used in lbs bridal boqaes.
THE BRIDESMAIDS
It is quite sppsfdRous to say h- " they looked
as, robed ia snowy white and wrapped in veiis,
they followed their royal mistress WITH soft foss
steps; though. they we're NOT go.ng 20 be
married, they seemed to think themselves re-
lieved from the necessity Of looking ou the
ground, aud gia1ced about and turned to one
and another, and made believe to look IS If
they did not know aud hear ihss they com
mandsd almost theif fail tribute Of admiration,
even behind such q lsdy in such q scene as this
Imagination must draw thair pictures, for
words would fail TO psint them. Their dresses
were al Of whiie-a wonderful mixture Of silk
and lace, that made them seem ethereal ID their
hghtness. as partly wrapped ia long soft wells
they. peSsed as noiielsssly ss z vision which
cannot bs forgotten or described.
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= - Honston T.I.rrnnL tbinks 80

Y The Houston Telegraph thinks there S $
conspiracy on foot to take the Federal navy and
rat It into TIE Confederate service, and that
Magrudsr is at the bottom Of it. At any rate,
sitter he took Galveston, it was but g short time
til a captain who served under him on the PEN
insuls, took the Queen of the West and few
days later his old ordnance major took the In
dianola. Conspiracy or not, these officers are
evidently acting under the old orders, to attack
the enemy /" At onee end furiously" wherever
thsv End him.
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Tie London 1-imes oa al.g,se...,


The London Times concludes an editorial on
American afairs as follows; a hand viii ssauer
CT later he held 3ut to the south. an3 when it is
refused, as il uniosbtedly viii be. there VIII BE-
no resource for such hsligersnis bet to psrt in
peace. That ss iaE ss the features can Be dis
hnguisbed, is the present aspect Of American
politics. strong aud Increasing party. which
is tired OF ihe war, consents 20 ls, an siminis-
lrailon committed 90 the wag earrY cut i15 policy
BY acts o. revolutionary extravagsnce, sa5isfsf
~ the meantime that snch rev0laiions win have
little eject, and that its own principles VIII hsvs
powerful inHaenes in determining events
Ihst inbaeuce must necessarily tend 30 a settle
nent OF the quarrel, and it IS not likely 70 he
impaired BY q few weeks more Of such dishsart-
ening sPecisclss IS the war nov presents
Tee London IiNes of ihs l2,h instant +,
leader on American sEfsirs, remarks on the faes
that the Americans are Constantly sending of
poweTtne armies ~ al sorts Of places. aad fhsg
see0 to know aud esye nothing sbons thsla. szs.
North and SJutb alike look upon Vieksburg Al
sho scene Of decisive stEuggle. The siege Il,
regular form Of this place viii Dsalr0ost ss iutsr
esiing 70 military men IS fha' Of Sabas-opoi-
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~ Ths chattanooga Rebel announces the
arrival in that city Of Colonel Thomas McActon,
who q Las been appointed by General Bragg
news agent fer the army Of Middle Tennesses. 4"
We infer, thsrefoEs that the monopoly SO long
enjoyed By Mr. WinslOw, General Bragg's
former pet, is to change hands, and that be
(W) has smsssed wealth enough It is to be
hoped The new agent win furnish che soldiers
such papsrs IS they want.
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Fer Tie Memphis Appeal
WHERE ARE YE, OF, KY BROTHERS ?

The battle Geld Is sleut--
The shout Of victory sped
Death rsign3 unrigal'd monarch
Der ths dying and ihs dead.
Tbs ssrri-d hosts have vanished
Like phautoms ef the night,
Bat the struggling beams Of morning
Reveal the bioo5y s.ght
Whore are ys. Oh, my brothersi
No tidings Of ye YET
Oar hearts for u are bleeding.
Our eyes With tears are wet
In thu thleksst CT he battle.
In the hottest Of the fay.
Two mauly form uudauntsd.
Net the shock Of that draal day.
Two gentle hearts as ever
Tbrob5'd iu a woman's breast
And yet. nsrve-strung and fearless,
To die or do their best
Two honest hands that never.
Like their base. Insulting fos
Harmed the innocent snd loFly,
Or spurusd snoth-r's woe.
Two favored boys, whose mothers
Sweet tndaenes Ger their youih,
Has led them up to manhood
In honor and in truth.
She wsiteth for The Hdlnes
And her heart within her diss
Lest the fearful message has.elh
That shah close her weary eyes.
Where are ye, on, my orotasrsf
And voiceless echo sfarfs
Like muI5sd sound Of vailing
That sinks eur heavy hearts.
Tho winning sheet Of nature
Lies white upon the plaiui
Does Is mantle kindly .bieId 7s--
Are ye sleeping with the SLANT
Or does the stranger Ealtsr
As the ghas''y wound be tends.
When be hears Of other battles
And thinks % absent frisndsi
Or are ye siiu ani1iured-
Do ye thnk Of home, aud tbsz,
Feel th= heart and brow grow older,
Feel saidar, rsraer ment
Where ere ye, Oh, my brothsrsf
God grant tn shield Of prayer
Has turned The issisa tempest,
Ani kept ye safely there.
Toour bleeding isud oh. heaven.
Bring freedom once sgain,
And cur n0ols brothers safely
From be bloody battle plain
EsTBLLE.
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RRTRBAF FEOm GHRRNwOeD.

81 y y - EhNiL 9 ft EsEsIf y tFNA .
It seems to rs that the retrest Of the Federals
from ihe vicinity should be regarded as posses
sing more significance than would appear TO at
tach to It from the statement we gave yesterday
afternoon. It is evident they found General
LoREG's fire duriug Thursday and Friday so
hot, and became 50 well posted as to The strength
Of his position and the preparations made to re-
csiye them, that Notwithstanding The fact they
were SO strongly reinforced On Friday, they
deemed It prudent to leave. In ether words
they were whipped away, instead Of iri6htened
of only.
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let rs bow before the Lord Of Hosts, and jein
our hears Tilh millions in our land in prayer,
that be viii continue bis msreiful proteelioa
oyar our cause; that be VIII scatter our enemies
and set AZ 1srghi their evil des gns, and that b.
viii gEaciously restore 70 eur beloved country
the blessings Of peses and security.
i LIZ General
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NnTECEf

r y orsared on RECRUITING SERVICE by Cen
ltrsrg VIII diracticas f-aul Bsigsi er3eusrsi g. J..
PIflusy, Offering psrdou 70 al ab snting themselves
from ther rlEls ds without leave that come forward
call upnl tie sbssnt members Of % aud 2st TeA-
esses aeeimsnrs @ come promptly and report to Eae
dusV a. Hernanso, Miss and Eli ths ranks Of The
sss7 rnfe5erste resimsHs which has so rruEh delin-
~ 'ished itssif the sEtfle-dsidz cf Bslnonz Shiloh
- xuiugton PeTTFil and MnrfreefB0Fo AiEo, 81
fhe sNlrsfsld ausrds, hli up that nobls eemrr1y
TAOS STOKES,
CarEain Company A Sarsdeid Gu dE,
Ffh .uFr7prsfr Esrfuleut
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EREesfhEHrEnH.

F17r ern ~ ut,iuby g. Bob nson, OF Memphis, Tern
] i this DAY dis,elred ~ mutual nssut All per
soas having ems sgalast Sait arm wilt present ihs
sane 10 " n Clinbg Hco is aEth7rt11Iizsd 81
~ ana Al rsrslrs FFt1 aTs Indebted 10 said hrm ~ u
--Se lranld.ss pavgssnt sad Qsuby whs las bees
WM T. OUINBT,
". A. ROBlNoONs
General 7rrtnsnB
= s. GLATHORN.
rtavai, Ga, January 2 8sss sPscis- Psrtnsr.
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WHAT THs NEw f0RS BaaALo SAYS
We believe (says ne Herald ibas The ouesaou
Of FTeuch Intervention % eur seairs has received
quietus IN q dispsfeh rseeniiy issued ~ 81.
DT0ugn 3o L Hays 10 tie minister Of the Fransh
government at Wsshingson, which conszisas Az
snswer 20 kir. Ssward's meaoretie noss Of -
9th nl6no. fhe sFirl of ies dispsica f3rFard-
"a By u Drcuyn &c LBays involves With
travail en- the pafs Of Frsnes rom all frrthsr
ctfsr ot nadietiou-a couese which she has
adopted vi rasre.-and sss1m9s hencsflrth
- psrto 81 simpa spsc'aser in the eon.est
eendning herssif % f9s.oHiHg naas 81 ihs course
Of events. Al zoe same lms enc Caaiass of
L7uis N-polooH exPr ssss IS sorrow .hss its
Qggesi'ous. g expressed n she sounssls Of
re S'h La1Eafy, wee nos more fully com
3Tohana.a eY Ai. oswasdi bul Is asa.4fss ihse
IS opinions remain unehsHgsi noeyiils- aud
ng -na efgrme1ts oi Cur secretary 81 state.
The ia5a 1t klsuea mssvan.ion ezay there
Tore ee eoHsilszsd St ca sHa nniess. the
!. coursa Of events should again call e insc
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sfanl CAnrieEfcs he Efttirrsis E.andfnr
Esetow.
Reports reached The city LASS evening. bv tho
Savannah train, TO the effect ihzt on Saturday
afternoon two regiments of tls enemy landed
upon Johns island saj dove in our uicke.s-
La tins skirm.shing which snsued ibres Of .hs
enemy ara said 90 have been msde prisoners Il
Is a'so stated that the Yankees have landed a
force upon Seabrooks island, abous twelve miles
fron Adams ran
In consequence of these movements, GsnsrsI
Hssgood has ordered eli the ladies' away frons
Adams run
The blockaders eff The bar yesterday num-
bered twenty two vessels.
Departure OF THE FREECH C0EsUL.-
Qa Sunday last dispatches were received By sfs
commander Of the French war steamer Milan
ordering tie vessel 30 leave tai5 city without ia-
lay. Ihe r0ughness Of the weather prsvsais1
the departure Of The steamer yesterday. bus we
understand that she gees s3-dsy- carrying eF
The French consul aud vice-cc-suI, with th II
families and effects As to the reasons for this
hssty movement the community is left in a state
Of pleasing uncertainty -HsrelTy 3 isf
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~ The latest arrivals from New Or,eaus n
form Us that the general Impression in that city
week ago, was shat the Richmond, ous Of tbs
FEDERAL vessels had sunk IN consequence Of in
juFies receivedi in the bOmba7dmsnt Of Port Hu3-
sen. No information bad been received OF her
since the engagement. I, viii be remembered
our reports al eoneuued in saying she was
badly damaged, snd to all appearances foaed
of a helpless wreck We incline to the cpiniou
she went % Dsvv Jonssf locker.
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An official order has ben published to the ese shat
any citizen or other person purchasing from soldier
aoy of his arms, uniform. clothing or acoouterments
shau be fined not exceeding s3o0, aad Imprisoned OF
exceeding year. This is good move n the right
direction. have in several e,sas, such ranaae
tiong made, thus rObbing the country Of property
tno when all should unite to lend whatever aid they
can
The city is almost oveFaowing with peesohs como 10
attend the cargo sales to take place tomorrow aHd
next day, and from The cus Of tn If nasal organs per
son does not have 70 study long 70 ten wha. tribe they
h-lons to. There are but few Americans here trad
Ing expeditions which speaks wei for thsir pelriosIs
There is not aaca gold lace and brass buttons TO
Be seen here in a week may be seen in Mobile Or
Jackson in a day All the officers are al their quarters
quietly waiting for orders.
The weather hne to day, and if the expectations Of
the military realized tomorrow, VIII az least
have ine wesEher the occasion. f. F. e..
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Dispatch % ne 20 79t71 Isiasra4d-I
GALVESTON, 4'reh DIST. Nd far Of
tied tbs Brooklyn mis- d. H5 ds'iv IA ~
eHsets OF L4lsu;enan. Monroe, who twas r1ar-
ally wounded on 4he Harriet Lane Ifeut
Mitchell, Of the Brooklyn, represented the Uni
tea States, and was clever and geutleu,anls--
lie states the mail steamer Is over due. aad a
puzzled tc account tor it. and had nc later ds.ss
on ship, and d0uotless tie Alabama q F1eriia
could solve the mystery. Lieutenaai ii looked
sad while viewing the effects of Monroe aud
-Tpressed tbs hope thst ths war you'd 5oon
e.ose, The blockaders consist Of tho B ooklgn,
anu tTo gan3oefs- All he cthrs wers cruis-
iug schooner. came ron tho east yesterday,
and soon sailed % frr rrastvrarS
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EEEsfT's MoVEMEETs IS LOUIsIAEA-We
hsvs in'ellgenee from New Orleans that Ger.
BanlFs has crossed division Of ten thoussnd
mn over the Mississippi at DonaldsonviLe,
aud ths2 they have gone down Bayou Pisqai-
mines 10 reinsorca Gaa. Wsiizel. This looks
very much as though Banks had got enough Of
ths mettle Of onr boys AZ Port Hudson, and has
turned his attention te the eouary on Bsyou
Tache. where si5ley's horse marines hsTs lately
essshs another Of the Yankee gunbosts.
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IMpoRrAsr cAPruhE.-A laie lettsr frc

bfpoBTaSF CPruRE-A laie lettsr frem
Brownsville published IN the San Antonio
(Ts1ssl Herald. says "a Yaukee nhip Was
wrecked on our side Of the Rio Grande, day
or two since We got 1900 barrels -four, 1850
sacks corn. 5 lot Of shoes, bats, etc. We took
twelve Ysnkes prisoners, who were taken to
BtowusviHs. That will help ths troops hero,
esnnciallY the 3d regiment.
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" We ieara tbst information hss boen re-
ceivsd &c this ely, 70 she effect that FarTsgut,
e-iih his stumpfsil feet IS still st the mouth Of
Red river He would undoubtedly Ike to get
below. but those batteries at Port Hadson are
aanaarnns lainre.
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,.co kB-4,-HopTSD NEGRO .fiN 70 work on
- Ns - repsir1 u track 81 Southsrn Railroad
r. -t--Gre collars per month o. the hi hest price
,s-5s- the carut-v viii b. given and provisions far
Fi.baS ara5 81 ne c 5mpsnys ofies. in VieEs5uFg
% 70 --- @ H. ARNs,
.-sr-7 Dk.sf Engineer S x r.
Tiessbufg Zvhig oepy ons month and send bin 20
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~ Hon David S. Terry has arrived at Ma
za.las, Aexieo. On lis way home to Texas. It
viii be remembered that he vas the Antagonist
Of Senator Bfoderick IN the duel which resulted
ia the death of the latter gentleman.
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rr.nIgc Il rErleTRF N0FRs.

oFFIes On THE ASST FIlE AsUBER- C 8 A.,
BAcKsoN. h.aroh a0th, 1908.
zTOTT- i 8 ra-- b. rfss1 ttst -ezfary Notes s1sy
forth lt b. fi dad st hs NEE, Purd1art g. ne
acts Of CoHr-ess direct ug such funding sn1 he regia
si01s OF tie Treasury Depertasut
TIE period funding he nolsa dated prior 20 e
Oeceu FER 1852 e e slt per GEN. bozds OF stocks WI
A. J. GUIROT,
mhsl-3w Assistant Treasurer, g. s.
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Dsatruetsou Of Psb,ie sssesrls-coaa.-
Ernatous

Z 1tAtructsoH Of Fubffc lsrcoTds-fr ruuffns
grafton
Abou y O'Clock on Sunday nirhs last ths
reof OF the court house, located in the center al
this town, wss discovered % be on f-s ard tie
alarm instantly given. i w-s soon s4eertsined
to have caught from q defective hus i'm the
chimney at the northwest corner Of the build
ing, and, from the want Of large ladders, gnes
aud ire sppsTa'us, the flames rapidly ob-siDeT
Uuenntrolabls hesdTay and spread oysr tbs
eutiTe roof penetrated the interior Of he buiII-
ing, and, in less thsn two hours fime the crr,r15-
. ling and hlaekenod brick walls above wera lsfs
70 tell where once the court house bzd bssn
The building had been used for s9n,s ne Dast
ss the barracks for the grand gasr5 Of tse posi-
T1e records, pepsrs, etc Of the court and rs
officers we're saved only 10 part, thus sntaling
serious aud irreparah.s loss
Two buildings 0u The southern side of he
sqra-e troutIng the c0urth0u7s. were at one tine
soisss and in imminent danger OF destruction.
out TIE flames were aveTtsi, withous material
damage 10 these houses. through the energy ae3
aetvitT Of g hastily formed. yet sfieien. -e
brigade Organized on the sp1t. ali lei b. th5
ever ready snd always useful II si0r-C4sasrsl
Ceestosm. The general was among ths hrs. a.
the FIRE and seemed ovsru0w.-eI fin 5irse-ir-
the operations Of TIE Ere brigade.
There vas large turn out Of tho ladies 70
T tness the novel spectacle, yet 90 much order
was maintained thas A. least tu0-ihIds of the
town we're ignorant until q lais hG- Mndsv
morning thst sueh eou6sgrsiion had sctua1v-
taken pllee- Nobody huTs -SAel5g1Ils Team }
BGRnsr dprH Isl
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In pus-zr,aee o. The sbove order az Iron ms ts7s
Win ~ STATES Of Als5sEes 0eofsiss SouiE
,Crrolfaa a1d Tennessee, vii mase APfAcaiien
- ~ fcr tbs aatal II such oonseripig ~ nay Be-
i-isoensis in Carrying out thtir eonaaaeta Wth tle
CIrFasses Dar-r inani, o A. 10 preFeut iranoa Il
VIII b. requi.ed 81 escA contractor 1asiAns app1
rtHa 5li IN 9rc iBts that bis req Is ion shall be
see1rspanied ~ q carsiss4 eopy q as eoairael an
rsth sr tie - wees of lhe pea desired . be oe-
tsisd s-a IL sable Eo7 tie 10 dis1t ~ hs cor
fr-ef and thaf a.. lsbors- uarn0t b. Otherwise CD
lel1sd aad ffLs- thaf wien ths services oi 1q CO
zcdrt fbal 20 ouear be u-fded tbs atnsnt Fil tnrn
for Bervi-e fhe rEy ssq esriacste oi ne enroi
sng ficsr of tA tric llat ths ser rarlsd p IN
rauuiai ioa h7Ta been prarerY enrolled lar1naate
and osth 70 De- ly end bafs justice Of the peaca OF
o.der mag srase elt1 zed by Law e admin ster oath
All c5fau1tiricst0Tls ad sres-57 g Selma Ala.
vii meet Ei,h pro ut'on-
We RICHARDSON HUNT.
fnhAlm Esor &c. o. or1annce Duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-07

- The 0FeengiAa O5ssr0er learns that pr-
vate letter received ia Montgomery from Frank
lin county, states that the Federals carried of
six thousand negroes rom thst county recently.