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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

DECATuz, re BROOKLYN oF ATLAsTA.
By I~siersnoo to he new schedsle Of the Georgia
railroad, If viii be seen shat bzzinaas msa sf
Atlanta may reside ia Decatur and reach heir
c@sss By Z o'elcsk in ths morsi0g, sfsr tie
nsual family breakfast a. h,m,, thus aa5rdiag
great advantages ia tho way Of cheap living
They can no9 return after tie chief business OF
the dag Is eiossd-olly about twenty minutss
being required for the trip Il IS & well kuown
fact ttEs kotsl and boarding accommodations in
ne city are Hot squal to Tbs demand, Esd in this
view tbs property cfsfsS for sale BY II. c.
Cayee & Go. possesses particular attractions.
It ID qaiis practicable shAta hotsl can Be sos
Quoted st Decs.ur, al riding acceptable faro at 8
mach less price than in the city Such = chance
il rsrely offered.
Wat three verbs did Adam uaa wiser be
iEtrcdassd himself % Eve, and which read the
saEe ssek AID fJrwardf
Madam, Pm Alan"
An Bve's polite ansuar is said to have beez
q" trust b. tine viii never sa.
When III rot care Adsn Ter ihse.H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

about tEeu ave IN calaV4tou.
Tbs improvements consist Of
GOOD Use,
Nearly rev, e~ontsinin= ak rooms sl WHh Gre places.
-hree clo-ets extensive cu15ui llugs. four With two
rooms and ne p.acaL Asa auoE ed1use- ftlsero 20,
5arl, staohs, eos ahed. and a Gus FoanE 0RCaABD
Of choics Peach ara Aprle trees. There are four weld
Ct good Waisr and a good gadien Hpplyt 70
JH Lo8aE.
E8igsZph Operator.
or971= G-r7. Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

A EEW BAP-We and upon our table this
morning 9 new candidate for public favor-a
"Msy sf EsyiksTH Gssrgia aH& TsHasssss,
complied from Toe most authentic surveys, show
log the position Of the brniss around Chatta-
noora, etc LithogIspAed sud Published by J.
r Patterson & Co, AsgUsis, ga" This is de-
eid6dly She finest executed work Of tae kind We
have sssn executed IN the Cen edeTsoy, and JUst
at tbis time viii be exceedingly usetsl ans inter
esting 10 those who aHs watching the progress Of
evests in cur immediate vicinity. We are not
advissd as to the price Of tie map, or where it
NAV be f5uuF On sole.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

y The following p.susers Save responded to
TIE proposition Of Col. 9. G.. Fsrshsv. in he
Aeaes, to pat the pres of Germ at City eants Ber
oushel to AZ in the army snd their families.
namely;
J D.. Wsters,- Fort Bead eoaaty; W. J. KvIe
20; Preston Perry, de-; David Rsndsa. do; v.
HuJehisoa, Wharton; J p. Roberts. dom.
Z. WAlians, do; VIVA. Fl. Kirkland, De witt
eosuty; B ZaeneTy, Fayetts comfy; J.. II.
Herndoo, Brszoria county; Dr.. A. Il Reupetoe,
Brenham, Washington county; Ms. u. 3 KIN
nsy, MatsgorGa sosntyi S ii Frost, FsFt Band
eountyi J.. H. harris, Samuel d Haraer. w W.
Aiis1, Lavaea county; Saunders & M=fhsF, Fort
Bers county; Cs1t j. T. Catching, Gonzales;
M1ekeiroy, J Maeksiroy, jesse slrinffsl-
low, F%relsbuTg, Csiosado county; Col a. Hem
dsfson, New Jim, Austin county; J. S D.iscsl,
eralrie Plsins, Grimes county; Aaron Coffse,
bra9oria; Edwin Waller, Austis county; ). G.
Mcneil, Brez lria countv; Il. Heard. De Witt
eounty-GGipssfsn Weas
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NOW IS THE TIME!
THOUSAND DOLLARS
REWARD!

est, on or - ut the Isth aay Of ss
~ 7l7WiaF CONFEDERATE EI5gF PsE 49,
s3Aos VIII 3 H7ons sstashed, s,ass b. 49,
Register Of the Trsasu-y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

leh RegiaasHt Aiagema Fsluatssrs-Ser-ssnt
t. barrett, company Z; Corporal and Colsr-
sesrer j B.. BIsors, co q; PdVasos J. Jones,
co. 2; I. +. Hugkssou. 60. h
3sA Regiaszt AiaBeHa YsIaxters.-Color
besrer J. ". Tlihrgpsst.
Ssh Regiment Aisbezz T0lGatssrs Sergeant
Nj j. R. LaTkin; sergeant J. ". George, co.
Il, Pdvales J. E. Ses5rook, company I; Gallo
way Johnson, co. (.
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General Orders, No. q.

UzADQUARTERE VOL AVID CON BUREAU1
Ge9artmant fen- Al sud HfEfPpi5
MARIETTA, e., 0sss5sr 21L 1873
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BRowRs BRIGADE

l6tk Regiment Tszsessss Volunteers Ser
Eean5 IA LoousY, eompsuy B; Private J s.
DIsnukes, &c. b Private Z. T.. Murphy, CO F;
Co.or-seaTer G Z. S0psr, CO. 4; Sergeant J.
A S9por, CO. I.
2edA RsgiHsHt TsHzssss FsIuzseys -Ssrg't
hsjE :. N Fsu's. N +. Whi.lock. ermpany K:
Priya.es J T. F Price, co. c; Go. W. Jones,
co. D.
45tk Reg5meHt Ts1ra4ssss VoiasfesTs -Serg's
3 Watkins, company C; r d. Jameson
PnvatssJ P Hale, co. D; Geo Lsuoir, CO G..
80 ReqiRsEt TsHasssss Volunteers -Pdysta
} W Ellis, comsany a; Sergeant ". ".
Courtney, -. n Color-bearsF J.. Z Nee; Phi
vsi7 L B, NeFsrIiD, co K.
NslsaaS's BsitaijOB- CoioT-bsarer J. ".
Wallace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

MAJOR GENERAL GEsRaE Il TH7NAs-Tt
bas hesR slresdy stated hat his individual. wb3
is SOW connected with R1sdcrars' ar.uy. IS a Hs-
tive of Southampton sozRfy, virginia AI,5v.
who res'de ct Jsrzsslem, The enuHfy seat e.
Southampton iEiCrzs tae editor Of the Spirit Of
tho Ags fhat Tsomzs distinguished hsnsalf in
the war wiLk Mexico, ard on his rs.Hrz hopaa
was P~resestea BY the ladiss Of MS native earniv
VIII q Handsome sword after the se-iuunr
OF the present war, sad Thomas hal determined
70 array 5Imselt against the South, be wrote to
ms sister TO send BIN Tat sword. Ths true.
hsartsd. patriotic women REALIZED that be caDjs
not have 3 sword presented by 5he woae3 of
virginia to tam against thsir brave asbsrs. soma
and %brotherz, WIT we're fighting in dsfepss Of
tho baud who're birk-Plscs be lad d.sgraeef
asd hat instead of ssndEy tie sword 10 hin
shs WoaId prefer seeing it thrust through 81
tfaitor0us heart -Petersbarg ErRrreq
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Ocrssaa 70 1858

sen T. O. ACAACKIN Our g-aod-humored
old trcad Gsu. I @ McMscEiH, who has bsea
sclng IN tho capacity Of transportation quaItor
master IS this Plsee for some tITas past, hiss been
ordered 70 Jscks0n, 70 assume the duties Of
Pos-qEa-terma5tsr at that point. His cheerful
eounts9aEce vii be mach missed By bis many
friends in this community. Though sixty six
years Of age, hs IS silt as active snd yeanE in
feeling as MOST men Of twenty-five, and is al
wavs a1 bis post performing has duties faithfully
asd efficiently. Long Rsy ~ I've TO enjoy tbs
blessings ct psaes and freedom whea this cruel
war rs over Brandon RepHBiicaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

NaHars Of enlisted Men, Of Stewards diyisioz,
Fhe Distinguished themselves in he battle #
C~niezsmsuga, September 81 sad Goth, 1885
J0ESsoE's BRIGADE
25k Regiment TsHsessss Yoluntsrs Private
y A Halsads company 9; Private ChsrIes E
COBB. co A. Corporal y Z Norris, 81. A; Pr
vsie a. Cope, CO. II; CslOr-bsarer W. z Bur
5Ts1 60. D. Private Ira Dinuis, 60. 4; Ssggesns
". Huntsz, co. D.
23a RsgissHt TsEEssses YoluHfeers-sazeeant
J. j S~eelson, company D Private T.. Lse,
&c @ Private A. Todd, co II; CeloT-5szFsr J..
D J fires, O. Z.
ia aHa 4AA Rsginenls-Rspari ali behaved
aLAa-aan maka 70 ai.Llnaann
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JUST RECEEED!
WsT PEaEEsEvsf

1S00O PoUsos GRIND STONE.
AUOlUV JAS hCPHk2 <0v E 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

z0rh RegiHszt Tesassscs YslsntesTs Ger
gaaHs ". W Evans. ccmrany A; J C Ersia.
co. i; A FGqaa, CO L J. Ellis, CO. /; Pr
vs-s 3 Harrison. 60 F.
l5tA SID 57A RsgaHszts Tennessee VsIsHtesrs.
lHaass )-SsrgsaUt aud Cslor-s4arsr j. McFrr-
lsusi ssfgeaniJ A c. Mitchell. company A;
Csfporals J. Z Ystas, ca. A. J Mullins. ca. Z;
Sagaast j. A Menu, so 3; Puvstes E. Elem
HInEs. 60. 3; Y E. Lee, CO. C. A. L. Lee, e..
= j. Coen, CO. c. JOHN AeCquk=y, co. G; Z.
d S1lPez, CO. <; Sargesn.s Robert EfontisE, &c.
g; R1ssubsim. 60 K.
5oA ALeAsms asS STA Georgia Resi9sEs-
Csn make no distinction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

MENEER OF COEsREss PROM THE FIRST
BIsTRICT.-A day or I've ago we received the
following IetErns re answer 20 a telegram sent
70 Mil4edgaFlle, asking sts result Of The cleo
ton Of the member Of Congress from tbs dis
trict
" Eartridgs s0sz King. 2s09"
This gives Ar. Hartridgs a majority Of Iss
votes
We have sines Been Informed that there be-
15g SONS iaiermzisy ls the returns ir0m Ensu-
uel cozuty, wAieh gsvo Mr. King a lsrgs ms
jerry, tAey were thcowa gg5, and nes .ak4u INTO.
sle cosrt. What he iufa-m.ity is IRE are not
alvisai-sasaanah R.ga5lican
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

VERY DESIRABLE PLACE b tie town o.
a edHn. Georgia nEss sqzErs from he railroad,
cor-aining
SiEsg-Soar .acyes,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

JBeE EsGEEShE6
A = EDITION OF SMITHS GRAHM4R S
Ia your ordszS sen
JAS. McPHERSON & Co
whitehall stasf-
TEE DECATUR 7
hotels WILL PAY.
LISTEN TO WHAT WE SAY
THIS T~FELE-KgT0 W.T no
tn,
aHIta twenty rooEs sut Buildings. stsblsa garden
W. Has ~ ., aHd six ceres q Land On te Sqaass.
esn - purchases ehssB
81 nj tho Areads,
Tka place Be- trace.
~ {. CAYCH g CO.
Ausisssers snd Zeal Estate BODIES
oc-4EW AIsn.a Ga
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oaIsEAaAIaA. .. - -. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
PROSPERITY OF EEGLLHn-

The European Tunes" thus suuls up ito
resul.a of the Board Of Trade Returns for
1869.
TIE favorable ccntition OF business IS re.
hsct.G in tie :e.uras oi the Board Of Tride:
has hss:. more than established ny the puhl:-
cstitn # The Revenge Returns t" ,'a End at
the yesr. The gross rev 2us 20 1861 VS.
s65,o03. sol; tina: ii 1862 /, GI0,e96 429,
showing positive ;i.cieaHn II EioI1 tban
two in'l!lnES and sIua,ief. - -esu-n ilSo
this. within fouv Thousand pounds Of seventy
one millions in e year 10 " Lich tbs American
wsr-scsd with The creates, fury. End u,
which toe cotton famine in Enslsun attairrd
is largest dimensions, has a>:onish1,t Il. much
as j. has pleast3 III country The il1rsssp
has to II stesoy and can!ihuons. SuI IL IL
remarkable. on 80 ca amin alton &c sho ro.,K a..
that the last quarter If 1862 sh"~s IN in
CREASE Of fl3lO,SS9 oSer ;hs sPondins
quarter OF 1861. As - Giatter uf 'oour6r,
tho Customs department in such season =
sssn to the niose advantage, AID tho Excise,
cot sdering tue state fiho cottSn trade, the
least: but the contrast even il this respect
il less thrn might bo anticipated, fer vh'ls
the IncVe,ss IN tha fSIInss Is quarter OF q
million. in toe latter IN alcss IS only S627, 600
The Post 7;dtos exhibits 1:sn innrsssea CT
100000. tho ss4es and .tha atstops NEARLY
hsfs uiEiani ba. in tie property tar there il
q poetic: saereass IF more rla,. a nii!ioa
The result Of this -sturo is held to dis,pprovs
tbs assertion ofths Southerners that 'Cotton
il King" Locking close into the figures"
says London contemporary, "we do indeed
pee enough In the misery of multitudes, bat
kKsaReesseiete taie sasts sps is.sfl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
TAEEFE pssIGSs IN TEXAS

Il, NJ York sH4rs!:i" If IL. 22:h c..,-
ta;ns long sr.icls On to" s:a7o ii stfa'rs in
Texas, - tn map OF ssst State. Ii scstu5
thst Ito attention ~ ctr spaIu:S Is
kcsnly turned 10 tps feasibility OF ruoEifs
the e"uh::y, hG Z" lid: Lh:y iea'H so may If
it, r&:usol is ,en:isrs sre stetn; ct Vi,kst.uT :
aac 10 Tusini. f;:o wli;et sSnmstrs TAFT
a. zoe ois.c.,i lit.e, b. lhuss best iofiimsd
on tho sdhj 1T. tIer- a:e not less "a ga 700 QG0
ba!ss If c .r:J;. /. f~xss. Us adds lhss :.
would hpw b-vc Y assv 90 Ieoccupy the vha;o
iiaa &c ~ Rs a-lnie VITA F Geeai t.vcts
A .t.iH Go!, Ds7ie, il ssval., ~sS .Gth3f-
l1sl L.; Bnt:si Iaieo ;eS!mert u:
csVs!Ty MI osfy;cs IN Texas; SD 90. D.7Is
Is cru!i.ae5;.i tom his pe.f.cE sl1S:sds, Il, ,ie
coi:.&y ,asG With 500 5n,., lie could coa.-
rrbnd RE !,.e :.ssi,siiG" ~ !le kG i!Eauis
Gnd All; i ~ i.l.sSI lT !toc:l;.. {, q. :uye
Ts1eEs So Yankee tafih sr.o dlsi3y lex
ar. ii any 90 its uaCks Tie >r.lcle goes
Oh -. detail IGinutely IL7 ,uutso u t;sn1c
tcsG. ~ 4i.St ord I.,1s. ,Wuh view ~
p,aai.l,j a,I indlo.sss she III sAh- ~ &c: pvt
ssse;,:. IL! .hs ssIs supply &c he est Lihe.
- W. uust No State ard GJIfs dsfhts .u-
it. leyss 81 awake 10 tbs i.n;:o..
sTd T;l apply tosms.lI y IL tue iste;.s Of Ito
pln.
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OBITUARY..

Dor,rg t.sse timed Of var We haVe htSin- 80 ,saty
lpa- OF sut-rug snd dsita. tvs; We teiSeni
forever a iye-the IL we'd foI rs
wars Ire s.aI git OF onr existence Dsh re arsst
ali e.,t Rut the fat Of nature Is ieer'l .ee
tee s apes. rteL lion The Stss> Law mas aoors
49, "a. ,;sI %; &C. ,s s vii dtssress
liz. Icot rps Ga iho those Died Ia CD '
est. Lst.ut DWARF PARS1SI. OF s.hssh Oh! oouu-
~ E,lrto1, " tie - year OF Dts sse. very
e.d 50 ..s tho sEsd fIn driven from tee home OF
shshu0". he kr>vcs Of ,r loved ene' nsaH th3
..i R.r1s l.oN AZ shches haioTed pJ ths ne.oy
sry Slpy hour, u.sl- sacred By isoussod tendr r.:
,"le-lit= tG.E here orgt a'rsnye7 Ch! u mo
tsm lie, Ih c:y vosIi open e Lesrts sno hooseo 10
s'vs {; IT,. ioSick OF Eare ga
tic ~. =hi thrs pine. hor ozeEt HSua ei'
cood !" keov tbs: ote'I eye pithf' WITH tn:Ia in
1 .hcr a,sc st,Go
,Ss ds,A y:tdW.r1 Parrish. his OFT daughter h.s
Is: as si7s -rd n7os psI'n and tie o. nmnniy
,n vhsh DO 7ai hasssl rrep.r.eis iosa Of had
neb haor fred Gsoy 81: lego VI b sorrow OF ne
rys'h Fl y!r1 qc',t End nTeiuAve 50 seae.
uy r7he.e h. ssS ~ lie stardot 50 al vii pct
d,s,.i Go, E W. .lor d re rrurrn fc- biz be nas
taa: IL: rssie Is Ea.~ cSeT faes'r T6si
the STAG shall ~ pie,d h-o:e 80 lt7 t.na,
lie ID. cpnaa 7to.r, 20; whore Htss ;oves oats,
shas haze fitted past IKE Shades, y say IL
rr...uc- forever. 10 died Ch1sra,i 10 o'osd
tim: cd te ghDss o; bLacPaa'ns OF sc T'ass
-. th Er.n'tcr isa.nes 90 ,ie mercy Of tod AID
Ella tn II, cse: TIA :s.:eh al Ssa:f'Aadiog' De
f=' cdecp
!s hs. ie -, iy.iLl.: Who has tc IT. sncrt spas
CT :r.e sno3i :, sadly ter 10y ettd "a!
tec cksr,-e. tn.: s,Tteur .ko IL ever
.sY ,.t sreorso ate srd ss:fo1'u5
IL: ia rSat vii iar sd ;Se jakos:s 81 tass
ssa7,u ,i-r ha thefo tcvohd l., eo1 r-rei &c be:
10. hsty a.e,crs .ue drs :ae ioTed md ioss freed
e l's anea With JOY AID bisssedaes',
forever su5 fe.c,t: a. rest.
G. y O., tAA fos - ~ 1i G e.
>: .r:.is rest tS-- =
-: t.r- r!.t rs tAy jrot,ie?si.ot
~ Seal was II. 'tr5-.
DEF, 10 rs rz:rav boa,e tstcah
500, - Hs pts:e on high,
ne! that haze seea ~ faith 10 oca.
sc uc.ere.d FAR 70 die " i.
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Is. sh,y judged by verdi not worthy Of A:sn i

~, al. -,.itae il tina:
~ -. y.,ks.sA Sns
,,-s, ard as.5,;ast ecsr,y sni F:sno.. (
.,,r .,.,,v Is vet - iInrs4i4 -
-, i..,o,. ...u,,.;,,,,i,.,, ii Eurypsa:, SIP
,,,., ,,.,t -. "; To al,. .viY
-, ,ca t,,.ul. y,.h, l.. .,,r.,n
r,,,.. .x,x,,,,..,,s..
L.,.f. j..
-. ..rr ,.,,, INV. ,..s
-: ~. ..-n r.xe, t;-
d. .t ,,,,;,,,,:, {;
m,
............
J@'' W." 40 ''
AI''' ''''
h"-"'S' coy
N"a4" 80 'si'''o'''e'' NC VIC ''>
'lhc"i 'et'G'"'""' VIM"
eo much GO iea' "'"ss> "s"''A"'''
70 hgat ~ t's oi''e' eh" ""' w"
Tinoic:iVt sn' ihits, "'h I'll TIC 'e'' 81 wv
He'ia ul"' o ~ less a''F''y e'saS"
sict.
la lt"". We cannot Tie '"o"n"' A'
si:er We seAt! d" NJ less 'm'f1's'eso ~ '''
!igatlun< had tTi.rg'ns aii.tnces' b"t 'ne
Stale If the CAGE be'. AZ 't'- one cao''V- '''''
recur t. the huul'i"tlhg ipsi'i"n 20 'o'''''"'
to assign to ourss'res III k'epihs coninl '''''"e'S
siiins hike Mnfoecai, - me sA'eS u 70
9hu hav~I rs n"t sud 'sfase 10 k'"" IL !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

; DE- tSls-acslen tasa7ss ass ssss wsss g.
dared, and resulted--ayes 6, coca u
Senate bill IS amended wss then ordered
TO third resdiag, and PLACID upon Its pa"'
sage,
SIR, i,ci,Iss cilisl tue 49,, snd naeF'
which wsra ordered,
A. this point III. 'Iss!ss, u i"a's'a ~
moved An. iodsiatg p"stpnre ineat II tie
Is hoe -rhjcct.
;hs matter va, .t-sc"ssa3 q. s!r,e length
but uthou. coming 20 p 7o:a, "nnt into Sc
c... sass,ou upon !hc iaotl':i IF AZ hssSn'
OF L ,iiis,a:G.
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delegates.

Er.n " Cu.u7lt'cu DC he 7+;o q Asrch- IS IA tie
a cr .otars coa-'r va he re:iaeree Of dr.. ahc'
H. Insr.f- Ft,ETTjtMi2T, only son Of Jahn P. Snais
Esq, OF L. .sou T. F.. member Of the loa3os ars'a
II,a Rssi1c, yus.n : :iu.:e:;;
lie no. o5s u ms =. 20 Tou 7t.-t'. aiE.sS - u
orct-- I'd Isug,t rraTs ~ the aenofae!e o't:>:
Bu Run spt 81 .sa,sr.. He al~ ys npt 10 th'
d,ehsre daiieI OF = solder, And ever ut bis poet
urt, his n,,uray d.IIca:e ccss aca gave way onee
.r hs Ii, AID EXP lure Incident ~ camp He
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REPORTS FROM MEMPHIS.


Mobile, March 30.-A special despatch to
! me "Appesl," dated Panola, March 29th
states that The Memphis "Bulletin." on tho
2ith, SAT: tie route OF Y.zao river 7is Deer
Geek. j. .sra!ted ors'rg tiaely. This canal
ou.rs,icns .re Iopeded BY shalls, snd Il.
Sorkncn can only work at night. The Fed.
era! ba .,eries Of Foit Pemberton have beea
wasted swsy and sh,ndcned. the Rebel
pos;ion ia reported impJagnao'e, oTiog 70
iigb water
r;.a circulation 81 O,ncinHsii reports i,
tfnhitil.d At Na:hvil.c.
it was reported that tins advance guard c.
Kentucky invaders hsd reached Cllntcu
conr:ty. Reinfor; enIehts from Virgins, inten-
dsd f,r srsgs, had halted at Knoxville, tbs
base Of Kentucky Operations
TUE ENEMY MARCHING TOWARDS
I NORTH ALABAMA.
NOZZLE, March 30 -Aivicss f:om Ok.!cns
rec: s:rnt that the en.my il marching South
in Iaursgs go, desrla.ing the farms On the
way 1t is supposed that ne is aiming a.
North AisLama
TsE CaAarEs ELscTioSs.-Ths CHARTER cleo
ror pissed oil on ye tetiny without producing tie
sght@ inf. In the ,eansr course oi events oas CT
brad grin We m:ss.d the Ban,ner family. With their
rd noses and ing pocvlties and the enter.
wi. c ruraer .r HIS wicked way OF teiiog you thSs
smith cs!y wanted ole more vote IN beat Jones,
make haste ard poll H." we missed the vote early
Invocation 0! the morning ,prS end the re!f aacI''
hcag paict who button hUsd Ms @! Old With tho story
OF VIII ). good hearted fe!l,w hugsIas vas and the
other man. with csvedfn beaver inst and bruse un.
der MA eya, who suck up q Sugga- o! any other
heb" In :sct We m.sasd all of the tun and iary OF
old fshione lcecions. and with nottiog TO ;tu OF
be-. results. We d,vi.te Toto the summary OF the
! uccason.
ia lie CAMS III Adefme- "1i nju1cim n only was
,t.,s ray oppssiti,n To, IL: etan ID az f,IJvs:
H.y,r-j..eph ID iyo.
CT, - &c .nt-rhomas Dudlny.
RiSh Coast Abls-t}e)rSe 4. Fis-naD.
g. ArtssJr-D. u. Miller.
t.:y Co;lec,T-J. A. HoSs;1
i';:g Gaugtr-bich-rd F"I
G. ain ii-as5rrr--Henry DaTii
up-,in rndcn: Gas Woiks-Jco. Fry.
lupa1.n,enceut Ws.sr Works-J. L. Davis.
.r,,.-.irse rcsat Poor House. ,hn Pesnc'
C,u'sin Night Wauh-Jauss PL nss:t Ii
ALDzRXEs ASo xlAsEss OF CITY c"cScIL.
JEFrEnsoS " AID --Alaermen-R. D. .anI ", Vim.
Taylor F. P.cct' Janas 4 laloes' and Jeho B.
PIE r.ai
c na CO. ". n. gicnar. sou ara I. S,ofeH.
MADISON ilternEn-Jas Is. CasGet .sd-
bI.y, u. y. Gxathmcy, g. W. Gillian. and Vim. B.
smith. Common Ccunci!-G&oge b Crutchfs!t,
James !. hco,t n. !: Burr, Gehse ". Rsndslih' and
F. Waike''
IT. linoersk., Y Lipsconee, Adpptns Gary and
T. NJ Jrccs. cnr1on Co0uc!l-rhomss c. fppeA
Lpk,n ". "a .b:o:k, F.emiaS Gre. D. J sasn.
Gers ard : T. 0sCcor
New Eent.1s rs
..=--E
d,a n~,H a IN
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Hs. TrssxraRwss Is~sd 10 lasaa ss
as,iiing o1t n2 'clocS," and inserting "fostE,
with" The motion w.s sgreed to and the
drawing was proceed with.
Hr. GHrLroN, Of Ala moved to feoohtidsr
tia vote by which tho resolution to postsol.
t.e letting Of contracts for carrying The malls
10 The lst JAY Of June, was passed. The
motion pravshtd. srd The first day OF May
was inst rted instead Of first day Of June.
On motion Of Mr.. PRESTON the House al
;orrneh
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las III ta!a icssFIs6s, saa EsaS Tiii asth:
~ 81 induced to soho III but 1t Is catss!nly
ma7veIlaus>Ga little Influence, 20 far. the
nnstTaI,on r. tie c.ttaa trs'ie EsE h.d OF
the ssna.si p.; srsctY II she Kingdom %
many liz. .,y.nnE h,se tran or-n'1 ~ oy
tho Ir,- ,I...a ~ ten II ill., !.st tSenty
yests. ,n. lbs IL" ils al ons, 0Ten tho most
irnbotta".. il nat. as :I.-!y ,msein@d :! would
be-. a.. If i 81 life aoi tss.h
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Tha tCn.!s .n:t at 5 o'cio-S. and ex:s.de1
lna Tscess 10 - P Il. ~ thar hrnv TIC SrE-
n,e agasr convened, t:!e PaL.ingHT pro fem
pore in tio Thai.
RESOLUTIONS
Til. rIil,niIs "a. offered hy NJ. FAzss:
Received Tn.t tbs ibsnks III tbs seusts
. sue t. tne tieSide:, Tor tna dj:nihed snc
impartial Eafro, Ia which &c bs> discharged
ITO duties uI nis office during tru present
session Ad0pt,G.
Resolved by tna G.nMni Assembly, int
the act pass.d uc.. 3, 1862, entitled ali scr
to tultner provide Tor the public defence 40
the oct sluendatory rne:eof, passed Mach
l3, 1868, we're intended and should be COT
stcusd only n sntho,izs tho employment C!
saves caea intG tna se.vict Q! The CoHfcae-
ra.a Statss u53o7 ~ad sc,s Oil ior,iti cations
sna o,hr7 works nace2s - fp' che pubic de-
fence. the Same bsing wholly cons sructed by
the Confederate States, and do not authorize
their enpl3y mont in tas construction OF Ie.
pair If railroads CT othar works belonging to
OK built by or FIR corporations or individuals.
offered by Mr. Frazier ind laid oyer unhe'
the rules
COMMIT r,ti RsPoETs.
An scl l.. pu.IIsh tho nIr.Te,- ~ 'eitan
traito.ons words.
The hill W hich pass. tie S.nEto making 1t
q punishable ctf,rcs to l;oird provisions With
q view Of ST e-ustinc Easa suosiituta fts the
original bill, Cad was reported III Saturday
evening Ly Mr. FINuEr, Cnai'rrah Vi the
Committee.
/ EItCrIaT IF SALT INSPECTOR
A. II O'clock Il message from IT, H5:ss
SAS received ann uU 1ciDg thct sGst onGy g as
ready 20 proceed 81 the election OF = snpa.a-
tandens TO AL the office creatsd y tho Mi! 70
regulate tie production and distribution al
salt
Tns buu.s w.s no,,ti.o etet :ne 80
nate would b. ready at II Is Il.
NJ ALpERs ~ n -m,ns.d JohH VI Orsrs-
sr1 VI kepawha cluasr, ma 'ir. EILL,T
sscor d the nomination. NJ. JoHssoi
noinln III VIM King: Lyn. hhure
4 u,"s-ec, 1sa r.caived frcp &c: House
nu7,ourc ne ira: WE King j Ohm N Ce,f ssar.
and Z. Mason had hee.i pu: - IDlins-
slo:..
~: Sa.z,kR nuH.in.i:d Jon" Vi Fisk -
tn House U.s. then aiy:sed # ihc nomibs
items ,as;:e ry ths Ssnats
I'm ghs d'a: nAlias The wa, r!..>.': 2.srE-
sa1. 81, Fish 5, Eiug +, and Mason =
4 committee was appointed! u. c"rt-s wltr
tile House cotnGl!.a,~, aad .c;.o-tst as toi-
loss:
Whoi5 Lr:vi.sf 0f sut.s cast: IL; mc.~ss
~ to n chico, 6li Of which Garrison &C.
c.issi 81. K;pg 81. FISK 6. and Msaon IL
.John NJ Ularsun hrvins received M
jo:ity Of III ;hr votes cas-, =ss 2ecl*Tsi 5nl?
eiecisd.
III. motion Of Sir. JoHssos, the so.sion was
extends3 Until to- orrow CTuesdayy
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Thr" tsI.sE.E ;;FooD Thu cheapest and
most nutritious vegetable ussG fer f9ad ~
bears. Prof. Isblg says that pa' sni hesns
fern. q compound Of substances peculiarly
adapted to furnish slI that is necessary 70
support life. A quart Of beans aud half q
pound, of pork viii fsead small family for |.
dsE ,ytth good stasngthsnins food. -Four;
g blA16I ND lsGe le9sRass eaBas,
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GlLL passed

IA .ct IL iexlz IIsd 81 .Si i;,e l.iii u
rio" {: a.. acc passed MascG ,lS: 1868, to F:.-
ride fox lns ?aois, d.fs"1e
On mctioo uf Mr.. DxdNso7, u Prince
Elwssd, tho Shate asjourned 70 meet %
Tuesday st II o'clock, a N,