Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09
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The Cincinnati Gazette states that the wife o. Gez
John G. Brseknrdge, passed through that city re
Gently, on her way to Connecticut
"R tho army goes into winter quarters says the
New York E0saiag Posi-, all the generals can comstc
Washington to testify one against the Osber," Wouidn'i
that be a beautiful tea partyf
The Democrats Of Sullivan county. Indiana, lately
held a public meeting. and resolved that they could AMI
would dispense with articles manefactursd and ssid by
the f~anaticslN New nglandsrs.
treasury note case hasbeen decided in the court at
Cleveland, Ohio. The greenbscki are recognised and
ds9laredby the court to be Illegal tender Sor all debts
The population Of Chicago in 1850 was IO9,264. It is
said to bsa the present time Is7.0o3, an increase in two
yesrs andsour months Of 2T.76z.
1t is.bsievsd at Washington that Secretary Chase
win soon lead to the hymenisl altar The accomplished
widow Of the lats Senator Douglas
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 3oh. says "The
gunboat Ipdianola, the finest on the western waters
leaves tomorrow for the lower Mississippi She Is en-,
Hreiy finished, and Is q complete Monitor
It s considered certain that Hon. WIN. A. Richard
son. viii be elected to the United States senate, by the
Les stature Of Illinois.
Westherfeld, Connecticut Is rebeIious. It has d.
reetedi its selectmen to pay no a~ttentfn to any govern
ment order for 8 draft.
of the case Of Commander PTsble. dismissed from the
service for negligence in allowing a eon8ederats YES
gel to run the blockade at Mobile, sustain the course
pursued by the President
Tho proprietors Of the German country papers OF
Eastern Pennsylvania held 3 convention Al Reading
rseenfy, and resolved unanimously to raise the pries
of their newspspers, after January 1, from 81 to el5o
per auuum. or from two to three eenis por- copy.
The national war committee Of Nsw York hsve me-
m~orialzed Congress to pass an act grating letters Of
marque and reprsal to private armed vesSels, to pur
sue the pirate Alabama or any other ke vessel which
may be PIT upon the ocean offering a liberal reward
for their capture.
The Springfield Republican expresses the opinion that
the country Is getting tired Of unsuccessful war; Of
blundsrs In the field, Of doubt and hoataiion, ssd eonfu.
. on in council, Of fraud and rasoaHiy everywhere.
The Portland Argus saysit Is o~onsOIng that though /
Of brave white men fell at the battle OF Fred.
e~ricksbargi It is not known that asngIs negro was hurt.
The Connections Legislature is eonadering a bin
ons million dollars bounty money to 5000
enlisted soldiers.
Senator Fessenden said il his speech ~jusafying arbi.
arres,s that . the President, beiag chosen BY tn.
people for a great place, is therefore TO be treated viii
on al occasions Was h not q violation OF This
when senators undertook to dictate to hlm w6on1
ls ahould dismhs hon his Cabinstf
Many lnguiIies are made for the Circumstance
gave John Van Buren, tue aHpellation of " Prizes
Il was an old pees Of partyisn twenty-five
years ago. Nlastm Van Buren, was Presidenf, aud 3
for reelection, and John went on b yisi. %
England. The Qaean then o very Young iadyl paid
i'm a good deal OF attention, and even, Has the story
ms danced amersare witnhim. From this arose the
tile of prince John' Whish has stuck 70 Inn ever
iuee. It's more appropriate than most aicknsGes be-
auss John is q prince in aaore ssnses than one. Z
It
~ The Herald Of the 18th lays tho best appointed a
rlaY the world evsrsaw has been whipped by raga- 4
nfans-1steerepaio Dfspach.
Il maybe she best appanfed army tho world ever I
aw@-but Il has had the woEa appointed ~gensrals" we p