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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

From al the information We have from Fred
ericksburg snd is vicinity, Ee are disposed 70
believe that thers is more importance TO bs at
taeled to the Northern statements Published yes-
terday With reference TO Burnside's movements
than vas generally accorded to them. A gen
teman WHIP arrived 10 this city last night, nom
TIE army, states that it was generally believed
there that the enemy were about attempting 2
crossing some six miles above Falmouth, and
that everything be.oksued preparations for an
attack. Iii IS pretty generally believed that 8
demonstration win be made during the present
week, which viii fully develop their movements,
and possibly result ia another bloody battle
Redmond Dispatch. 9th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

aud treasure OF the nation shall ever be square
dered in fruiIess eH5Is-LEg' Us BOW TO oUH
DESTINY, y MAKE TIE HIST ~ATTAINAREE
PEACE
Msauwhile.
IF the great powers Of Europe shall see ft
10 interposs, treat them with poiteness and
most distinguished consideration. We cannot
be required TO arrest TIE war until We shall
have substantially agreed an hs conditions Of
peace; We cannot be expeetsd to consider any
proposals Of mediation until they shall have
FIRST been accepted by he rebels It viii thus
be Msy or lhereab5ut before we can 1e fairly
asked to say yes or no 90 any sach ntsrPosI-
tom
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
sUPREmR CoURT or LOI

Referring to the candidacy of Hon. E. T.
MerTiok for reelection as chief justice Of the
supreme court of Louisiana, the Courier Of the
Tsebs says:
The time IS now a. hand when tao people of
the Ststs viii be called upon to elect a chief
justice Of the supreme court. 1t is = sad mis-
fortune that ons-third of our State is now over
run by Federal i~vasion, and that tho election,
which should be held throughout the whole
State, may not possibly be carried on in more
than two-thirds of it.
In this connection we cannot but express a
hope that the present incumbent, Hon. E I,
MsrTick. Of Pointe Coupee, msy be reelected,
His sterling worth as a man and as a judge, his
vest legal requirements and bis aptitude for the
position, have rendered him an ornament to the
bench. His reelection would again place the
right man in the right place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

ed, and followers left without leaders. This is
Whist We see. And for what To inforee by
bullets what they have 50 long been opposing
by ballots to carry cut the designs of a party
they have ever opposed to establish principles
they have ever denounced These are the results
if they succeed, and they viii prove their whole
lives lies If they triumph. Is il to be wondered
at then. that those who have known their his.
tories are astonished9 Can they feel other
wise than that they have iallon from the high
position ST honorable men We think not.
thousands Of old admirers win think nOt-nay
more. in their Utmost hesEts they must coincide
with rs and these
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
GENERAL ORDERS No. 80.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT MssIS-l
5IPPI All EAST LOUISIANA, =,
JACKSON, Kiss, February st., 1907
TIE Gam-nin Boar1, for tie purpOss Of sL-
La amining applczn S for ArtlisrT 20 serve as Ord-
na-cs omfe-s. WI convene near thess aesdauarlefd
TO-HeRR3W, F1dEy) Oh inst App'ieauss Tor sE-
animation, wross a-picati0as have beea approved By
The L-utensns General eamusnFinr. viii At cuco re-
port ia -msslves 20 the B0srd.
IL Those w-o as now setting a7 Ordinances oncsrs
thrsugh arP-irt4ests OF th-i- cammsuduE ~Hc=rz,
a1d W1o are not commiss0-ed from h War Depart
ment, are hereby orsoGeit 10 prsss 9 themselves for sz-
animation
III The Board TO conf Of Lieu. Colonel Leroy
Brow, 2. A. O. s.. Prei5ant Msicr g r. Mayo,
Chief Of Ordaanca- Dspsrtmln Mississippi and Eass
Ms isippi
By order Lisutensat General PEEBERTov.
J r.. WADDY.
fEIf a A Gararaf
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vALLAND5snAaEs ~sPaECH-Ex-

The demand for this document las been so
great that our editions Of last evening and this
morning have been entirely exhausted, and
many orders left ~unsuppHel In order 10 sup
ply the popular demand We shall print it in the
Weekly edaiaa, which viii be ready ioz de-
livery at noon on Tuesday next up 20 which
time al orders viii be received at our counting
room. Those wishing The document should
leave their names st once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

~ Yesterday was . day 70 De renemeefsa
More Of gloom was never experienced, and 81
owing 10 the e-ccentieiies Of he weather clerk
TIE variety with which we were favored wal
cmolste, with the exception Of the utter aD.
ssnea Of one single ray Of sunshine. a mixture
of siest. nov showers gentle and deluge herce
murky clouds overhead, mad under The
f,ot and no escape from either, what could b'
a-,pecsed but misery within. Let those who ere
.,marssbly housed not forget the soldier.
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sTRAYRn nR sT0lMN.

az Ssur-ay nigat J1uuarF 3l1t, from the camp Of
~ o. Mis=c1f Efa1irv. oae nile west o. fhs
ess it7L TWO EO8REL HORSES, ons a light sorrsL
klazs face ant EdsI well tha other a dark sorrel sL
years Old fifteen and a hall Lends high s-a-iu his fore
head and s1od az round EO.h sores had on had
haifers. A liberal r-waad viii be paid 70 any ems de-
lvsring these horses az ny camp.
EUGENE ERWIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

Y The Federal steamer Queen Of The Vest,
after having passed the batteries at Vieksburg
on Monday morning and Natcbez the same
night. remained below the latter city, most Of
the time in sight, until yesterday morning
when she returned up the river. Thus far, with
the exception Of the attempt to capture Colonel
York, Der trip seems 20 have been without any
definite object. It may be, however, as sug-
eested by a party recently from the Federal
lines opposite Yicksburg, who We met yesteT.
day. that the Grant vessel was on a scout, seek
inc for a proper rendezvous for the forces from
above against Port Hudson. Such we know is
the impression Of prisoners now in this city WHIT
nrolegs to know the purposes Of their former
leaders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

returned the FIRE, aud one unfortunate negro
lost bis hfo by enc Of her shots. On passing
by the plantation Of Mr.. Henderson, she
stopped, aud Mr.. H was Svitsa on board.
where hs had a conversation with the captain.
who told him that in passing by vicksburg she
had been struck only by one bali. The fact
that he adnittsd Of one bali striking her Yves
because The great hole in her side showed SC
plainly what bad happened that even Yankee
mendeeiiy could not deny it.
She is not bound for the Big Black, but is 90
ing down to communicate with Commodore Far
ragut, below Port Hudson. From certain move
mants which have come to my knowledge, I am
satisfied that we have seen tho last of this boat.
She win never make another visit to this place,
If ell is true that I have heard. A few days will
bring rs news of the destruction Of this boat,
beyond q doubt, andif this object could be &C
eomplished, then we are ready Tor another one
to pass on down and meet the same fate. There
is mere than one way Of destroying a ram as
well as doing other things.
The Federals across tho river kept very quiet
yesterday. Though numbers Of them could be
seen in DeSots, there was nothing to indi
cate that sny depredstions were being commit
ted, and the daily occupation Of stealing hog.
has ceased, no doubt for the reason that the pork.
ers in that section have al been used up, or else
have skedaddled from the neighborhood Of theil
swiuish prosecutors. Nothing has yet been dis.
covered of anything in the shape of a battery
il that vicinity, and doubt about such a worn
being in progress is beginning to pervade the
minds Of a good many.
A large addition to the transport feet was no
siced At the anchorage above yesterday morn
ing, and the bright reflection of the sun sgains
the white sides Of the steamers made it lool
very like a neat listle city. But few gunboatl
wero in sight yesterday, and no mortar boat
could be seen, but these are now ct hand, an(
viii no doubt soon be placed in position to b,
sunk by cur batteries, not, however, unless they
do better shooting than was done on Monday
morning. It is impossible for an honest! man t
conceal the chagrin he feels at such stupid swk
wardness as was Witnessed on that occasion
NEsTOR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

r. The Bulletin. Of the 25th nit, states thai
among the notsbles there in Memphis we're A
II. Bodman, Of The Chicago Tribune, JuDius D.
Browne. Of the New York Trbune, Csolburn' O
he New York World, Ksim, Of the New York
Herald. Mccullough, Of the Cincinnati Com
,asreioI. Webb. Of the ST. Louis Rsgnbhsani
Fawcest, Of the St. Louis Democrat, and Cad
wallaaer, Of the Chicago Tines. They were eli
/ en- route for Yieksburg, in hopes OF having an
opportunity Of chronicIng a Federal victory
/ in which expectation they are doomed 70 be dis
appointed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
. - ~ ~vIcRsRUnG.

Mr. nc CLARKE, in the Washington Hotel
builsiDr. is tbe regular agent for the APPEAL
in Voks5uTg. Orders viii be hied a. his
c0unterto any extent Immediately on the arrival
Of esch taia from this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
We ere Glad % learn that Major Di

gP We ere glad 10 learn that MAJOR Dlckea-
son chief Of staff Of Gen. Maerader, who was
wouaded in the eye by a piece Of shell, q the
battle Of Galveston, is low ecovering, aud there
il some hope he viii not lose his sight. II got
b;a wound while on duty ii the storm os grape
snd skell thai swept down the street from one Of
re gcubosts; and IS ia the battles Of Tue
peniasul4, last s%nsaney, gained much credit Tor
his inrspidiiy and Eagiessness. lis numerous
f-ienas here ard elsewhere VIII be glad 70 hear
ii his rce5vcgy-H0esi0a ITeras) IetlgraPb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

~ Lisulenant-Gsn. Leonid2s Polk reached
this place last Sunday evening fTosa North Car
Dina. The brave veteran looks IS vigorous and
hale as ever and brings the cheering inseil-
eeace that she ebushwhackersH 10 the old North
State have been routed aud a large number Of
them aptured.-ckataaooga Rebel 2sh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

m 8OEBs vicksburg. shrsvsport and Texas Rail
u road, SloC0 each, AMI mioTsed By .hs State Of
Louisiana.
y Bonds Esw Orleazs, Jackson and Graas Northern
Railroad, 5000 each.
500 shares stock Southern Railroad. For sale By
faa los j & T GREEN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

THE FAMOUS CAEAL.-AccoTding to the
Federal reports, the famous ditch opposite
Vicksburg is likely to prove a f~ailuTe, the i'm
pressions Of our friends on this side Of the river
to the contrary notwithstanding. The Memphis
Bulletin Of the 3lst gives information that had
inst been received from below. It says: a
stream is moving through The canal dug last fall
opposite Y~ieksburg. It is from two to four feet
deep. being deepest at the lower extremity. TIE
e1rreDt is about two miles an hour The canal
being dug through q stiff, blue clay, with slant
ing sides. narrow at the bottom and wide ct the
TOD. there are no signs Of its widening. The
river men are almost universally Of the opinion
that it cannot be made Of any practical value as
it stands. If the excavation had been extended
to The sand below the loan, and if the banks
had been upright, so as to admit of caving,
there might have been some results. The mill
tarv engineers do not coincide in these views,
and are resuming operations on tie canal; the
result remains to be seen, but wiz probably be
very trivial"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
~ Il MIHsE

4 No. I TANNER aad FISIsHER PsrElansui
"a employment wen. Address
T.. @. ENGLAND,
fe91wT Brownsville Mss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

Gentlemen recently from New Orleans bring
intelligence of another gallant achievement by
the little feet improvised by Gen. MAGRUDER, in
the Texas wa.ers, the particulars of which aP-
peared in the New Orleans papers of the ID
Three Of the enemy's light draft gunboats had
entered Sabine river, where they were block
AIDED suddenly by a vessel supposed to be the
Hqrria Lane under her new eolors. An at
tack vas then made by two Of our cotton boats
from above, when the whole were captured or
destroyed. We have been unable to obtain
any additional particulars. Full egedenee was
given to the report in New Orleans on the 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
STATE CAVALRY

Il ViN been spzo-nied By the Governor 70 raise
Ii a regiment Of CAVALRY from The Ststs Militia
those persons who desire 70 raiss eompa1iss, and those
who have received authority from me 10 raise c1mVa.
MES, viii re sport 20 ne st p IT 9ibs1u, Mss
la5.2we LoHN d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
LATEST By TE LFGRAPH.
Last Nights dispatches.
w~om BEiddie ,ge-,ars..

caARLEsroE. February 1.-THE following dispatch
has Just been received from Deehard. Dec. slst, By mail
to Chattanooga.
The enemy advanced twelve miles from Nurfreesboro
yesterday, with one brigade ard six pieces Of artillery,
~foraging. They made q vigorous attack on our cav
airy, sheIing us back a short distance, when We masked
ourselves in timber near FosierynIe.
Andersou's brigade happily arriving, we ~rspulssd
them with a loss Of 500 killed and wounded. with small
losB on our side. Heavy skirmsbiDg may be looked for
daily, and general engagem ent within the next ten
days
Johnston has issued erder eongvatulaiory 10 the
army, and will direct further movements. H was
SER naded last night at Tallahoms, and on being called
out in reply, compimented TIE band. saying be hoped
to have an opportunity Of hearing it often.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
EegFO Men y anGed,
8 REWARnE

NE want 70 purchase i've or sx young Negro Men
). & T. GkEEN,
fea Ste Isrksoa- Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

H~A late dispatch to the Northern press
from indianapolis, concerning the proceedings
of the Indiana Legislature, says: In the house
resolutions to 60 and see the Kentucky Legisla-
ture; to enforce the draft in Massachusetts ; to
stop the Internal war; to have a national con
vention of all the States in Louisville, Ky,
where the rebels won't come to amend tie
Constitution, and to let the soldiers vote, went
to the appropriate committees
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

REJEcTED-The article entitled Negroes
for the Army, versus Food for the People" The
author has failed to furnish his name.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
WCKSBURG WILL NOT FALL

r have a highly productive and well Improved plan
4 tahon fr rent, $50 acres Of land in cultivation
situated Is miles above Greenwood on the hsnks Of
the lower Tallahatchio. Firsfrats naEro quarters a1d
GIN house, etc. Itis arare clancs for atrae southern
man 10 get bis negroes on onaot tAe ott psnfalo1s %
the Mississippi bottom, vhare they VIII De secure rom
The Yankees. Apply 20 the wndersgucd az Middleton.
Carroll county, Miss, and get @ oargin- tare, tollr
erdFsv On ths place. T.& ~. nAbNE1-
ia389rs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
WANTED,

10 or TWELvE FAsI1fES 6 BoTS ANp
~ a61S. hom Ten S. axtesa s ID lhs Pearl
River Mits.
ass-les Jsckson. hE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

" A letter received from New York on the
28.h ult, from Key West, says "The news
from Galveston is that already have the rebels
so heavily fortified The place that the taking
Of it for the present IS impossible. They have
no doubt received the batteries of the Harriet
Lane and Testified, and have in the city Of
Galveston seven thousand men under General
Maorudar.U
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

n We have received an invitation from the
ladies Of Magnolia, to be present at a tableaux
and concert to be given in that place on Friday
evening next, the 9Th inst. To the usual ex-
euse Of tho fraternity, 1" press of other matters
upon our tins" we may add distance will pre-
vent our accepting the favor. They have our
best wishes that an agreeable and remunerative
entertainment viii reward their lsbors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
ZOE SALE ~ u BAKGAIN.

FINE E-EsIDEECE AMI enc hundred acres Of
"a land, unier fence. O. TIE Jscksoa railroad oae and
e kaf miles above T-uEipahc. TEo improvements
oonsi tot a large Two stoEy dwelling containing ten
rooms, a widsh Il s50v8 ard below awsl, wash house.
kitchen carriage house, afa5le. ere. Psrzaus wishing TO
purchase viii do wei to apply Immediately on tue
pre- ieg- re52ra VARIES ITCHT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

BANKS STUCK.-A letter in the New York
Times, dated Port Royal, January oath, says
the steamer Honduras arrived here yesterday,
direct from New Orleans, with an urgent re-
quest from General Banks to the commanding
general for g large supply Of ~inrencbing tools Of
all descriptions. From this we infer that tho
capture Of Port Hudson, Of which We have
bsen hoping to hear, is yet a long way in the
future.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
MOL1SsFs M0LlssE8I

OE hard 50J b5,s. superior Eolaazss IN sslsndd or
~ der and lzTgs barre Pee SO pa- barr-L
JOSEPH MQHRIDGE,
Fr0lt street.,
feFatt ODo-if+e fHa Cftg Hal HoeDffzI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

Bwe are again without our regular noon
dispatched, but our summary Of news from late
papers from ali quarters viii be found interest
iuq.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
aTRsTETHTES !

WANTLD-Three SUB ttutss fc tbs war.
w WAETED.
All tie Eeal, al the Cou. All ~ tia NIX that comes
10 Jackson JJ8EPH HOGRIDGE.
Front street,
fist Opposite The CITY Hal Hospital.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

~ The sum necessary for the erection of a
statue to Prince Albert having been collected
IN ssxe-Cohurg, The Grand Duke has approved
of the spot chosen by Queen Victoria for the
erection in Che marriott place at Coburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

DANAWAY from the subscriber from Mobile. Ala.
EG on Christmas da7, ny BOY. henry twelve
years Of age eoH=e o5lored, and res, slas On Indian,
haviag SRA CHI hair. he is supco e. ~ - IN Jackson
I viii ray a reward Of Efty dollars iJc rs delivery 10
ne 81 III. B1uzrotss or ia any IaIso frsiI can gst lin
fa20stsoda p. GUYON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOuisiana Election.

H0E. EDWIN T. 3fsRRICK win b. a candidate
II fer rfelsct on % the cm1s Ct CdIsf Justice Of the
Suprsme Court Of Louisiana at tie ensuing election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

~ A late municipal election in Wheeling
Va resulted 10 a Democratic victoTy-the can
didate of that party for mayor receiving Over
500 Majority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

BTA resolution for e meeting Of The Legisla-
lures Of Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and Kentucky,
all now in session, at Frankfort, KY, on the
18Th inst was the special order Of the day in
the Indiana Legislature on the 29th. 1t is pro
posed by the resolutions that these Legislatures
shall meet and consult for peace, aud labor to
bring that about and the restoration of the
Union. The Democrats, it is said, favored
tho nronoeition unaninousIv-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

r Resolutions were recently introduced in
the Indiana Legislature, to ask of the Federal
government leave to collect all taxes; to pay
the army Of the State; and declaring that the
war is an unconstitutional Abolition heresy,
Abolition treason, and that no patriot can be an
AboHtioDist, etc. In other words, they propose
tbat Indians n 90 it alone"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

Il The B5ownsviIle (Te2as) Flag Of the
26th ult., says the late " cotton order" divert
ing all cotton from that place to Roma, has
taken the whole community there by surprise,
and If continued in force viii do great injury
to- Brownsville. A feeling of indignation is
said 70 psrvade all classes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

CANNoNADNe.-At q late hour last night
heavy caunonading was heard in the direction Of
Ycksburg for some time. AS the wind was
blowing in the right direction, the general con-
clusion wago our batteries were, from some cause,
a,~.~ad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
sALT ~ COST

DUTENEAU ard ROCK SALT in exchange FOR
ID Gotten, Baco1, Lard, Corn Fodder, Saeet Pots-
toes, 7h.ckers, Eggs and Wood At the market prize
Aso. Extra Family Flour, il barrels and sacks.
f4Iw = q. ~WCFLLTSTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

PENTTENTTARY
COAT vs.. ]

EsTE want a small qusntity Of corr and FODDER,
w which we viii psT for j. either LoEels Liassy or
casr. j. & T. RE
-fef Sc Pearl River Mills.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

n The Natehez Courier states that on
Thursday last the horse of Gen. William I
Martin fell with him when passing through the
streets Of the city, bruisiug him severely. The
Courier does not say whether his accident viii
disahla him from dntv or not
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

IF the Young nan who took the Dark Cray Coth
4 Cot lined with black Alpaca with drsb buttons
on %, fem ny store on Tuesday, February 4h, az p
p H., VII re- urn g Or 500, 10 quesiols WI De asked
If not. in q fen days be may lo0k oct for an o6ceri as
Ihsve his nzms company and regiment.
fet4w J. " MCALTTeTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
OFFICE AssisTAsT QUAkTERMAsIEl


DIED AND BLACK INK. Legal Cap ard Letter
IL Pap-E Lester aud 0m5il hnveiop steel Fens,
Psn Stafs Red Cotton or lfzen) Tape, and en- kinds Of
gse.f~,arv S. E1LTER
fagn7Or Csbt-in srd A o II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

CTRAYED or stolen, from Captain Al W0fords
- camp, near HI dsW, Wsrrea county, Miss, about
the 2lst OF November last, one SOk2EL HORSE
about fiteen hands high. one white bind foot-uo par
tculae marks rsmsmbered. The aboV> reward VIII be
paid to any one delivering said horse % ne, OF for such
Information as viii lesdt 10 his reeovFG-
J. II BUECH
is27.10ts LexIrgtaa. q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
MATCH HORsEsA ~ AUCTION

WILL be sold at pubic auction, in Fazoo City, on
w SATURDAY, Fatruary 7th, at aeon, one pair Or
MATCH A CARRIA4h or BUGGY HORSES
Ta4I u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05
dhnPH4S AL CHAR ESTOa r. * UEFICE,
MARION STATION. January 24th, 1853.
Wanted. Immediately,

~ no MACHIEIST5 a-d g BLACKS5uTHS
~ N0ue bot experienced Worknen need apply O
whom liberal wages win be pail
AETEONT ROSS,
Msser Eachiubt NJ and C.. EK
MARION Station, bliss on Mobile ana Ono RI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-05

u We have read JEFF Dsvis's speech at
Richmond. If JEFF and the devil were to swap
places, he'll would gain in malignity what 1t
lost IN talent Louisville Journal
If Preutiss and the habitues of the London
fish market were to change places, the columns
Of he Journal would gain in decency more than
they would lose in ability.