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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
Council of war at tho whito Mo use

Council OF War at tho white HO use
New York, May GA special to the Even.
ing Post from Washington says: The council
Of war held yesterday at the White House was
the resuls of the last visit of Senators Wade
and Chandler to the Army of the Potomac, and
had reference to the offensive movements which
the rebels 10 Virginia have been for some time
threatening, Gen. Hooker is said to express
the opinion that the enemy is bringing up
all his forces from Charleston, and probably
North Carolina, for q desperate aggressive
movement. In view, however, o! the publicity
given to these threats by the rebels them
selves, it seems more likely that their design
ia to provide for the defense of Richmond, and
by their usual bluster to deter Hooker from
apo her Immediate advance.
Geu. Grants dispatch to the President, re-
ceived yesterday, is very satisfactory 10 its de-
tails, bus it contains information which, If pub.
lished, might be useful to the enemy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

Coon CooKs.-Ladies, il you would be known
as good cooks. and would avoid the mo,tiGca..
tion of having poor biscuit for tea when you have
comLauy, use D. B. De Land & Co e Chemical
Saitratus, and that only. e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

New York siOcg TarKet.-May 27.
Blocks lower. Pacific Mall 1927; New York Central
ll9; Erie 93%; Efle preferred l04; HArlem lO7N;
Harlem preferred Ill; Gaena q Chicago l02A; Cleys-
land & Toledo ll3; Chicago & Rock Island y6k;
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chem as; Chicago & Northi
western 3OH; PltAburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago 7lK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

A ooTEMP.RARY gives currency to the rumor,
that all who join tho new Abolition "Lsagues,''
take solemn cath to keep at least league
from gunpowdtr aud bul lets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

spangled ei2 5O9l4 so, and good and yellow Sll 5ea
BIS so. Common Kentucky lugs el49l6; good do
Sl0 509l6 50 common leaf sleD2l; good TO ane leaf
e2i@4, and select do S25920 per I00Bs Inspections
ior the week ending May 2l:-Maryland 1922 hhds Ohio
49i hhds; Kentucky 90 hhds. Total I779 hhds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

WANTED.--An experienced teacher wishes tC
make an engagement to teach the common, OF
the higher branches.
Address Ferdinand Alton, at this office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

"MARRY or fight" says contemporary, warn.
Ing middle le-sged old bachelors against the con-
scriptOn "PeIbsps the surest way to 6gh
would be t, marry" replies an old crusty bach
elor ..- Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
Notice to Contract ctors.

CEALED PROPOAALS WILL BE HE
- ceived until Monday, the 9Th day Of June next, at
noon for grading the hills each side Of the at the
BIackinridge farm, in jackson township the Frank
lin and Jackson Turnpike. The material taken out Of
the hills be used In filling and widening the road on
each side Of the run. g
Proposals to state the price per cubic yard for exca
vation only. ~
Bids will be received at the ocs Of Urah Lathrop,
at the Court House. where plans and estimate Of the
A. q. HIBBs, Pres't.
maylO-dtd 81 .&.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
WADSWORTH HOUSE.

ADJOINING N. Y. CENTRAL, LAKE SHORE, AN
ERIN RAILROAD DEPoTs, BUFFALO. MY.
The Most Convenient House in the City,.
THE Wadsworth House has recently been Painted,
Il brescoed and return ished throughout and 10 40
one Of the best appointed Houses In the Bae Is prox.
Unity to the principal Railroad Depots renders It partic
ularly desirable TO travellers stopping place. while
none OF the old prejudice which has existed against
houses contiguous to Railroad Depots attach to IT,
Passengers Will observe the House on entering the de-
pot. Look on the right.hand side Gong rung on the
arrival OF the train. Twenty minutes allowed IN chang
Ing baggage good Restaurant attached to the House.
at the end OF the Depot Accommodations for three hun
dred guests.
mchll-d6m .... ......... % ..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
Cincinnati Law and Collection Office.
RsTABLIsHED A. D. 1870.
THOMAS WELL,
Attorney at Law.
COLLECTION OFFICE,
NO. 9 BAs0aIJ TEMPLE,
CINCINNATI,

Relni!iaaCes in ali cases made Immediately on the col
lection OF any claim.
The following references given by permission o,
the parties, with whom Mr. Powell has for many years
BEEN scquAiated -
Nicholas Longworth ESQ. '.''
samuel N. Pike, ESQ.
Joseph O. Butler, ESQ.
W. IS. Smith & Co.
Baker h Won PhuI
Tyler, Davidson & Co. ...f.
Hon. W. b. caldwell, Esohisf Juutice, State OF
Ohio.
D: W. CorWini late King, oorwln & 90. 10
OlArk, webt q o.. III and l23 Duane et.,N ,NsY.
sanuelS. Bowman Co., II John ST., MY.
VIM H. Powell, Esq, No. IS East 22d st., NY
decoi 'G2-u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

TORONTO, G. w., May 20.--The Bank of
Brantford has closed. II is supposed arrange
menta will be made to redeem the circulation,
which 10 limited.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

KILLED AT JACKSON John Mills. Co. II,
and Daniel MinDick, Co. A, SOih Ohio, wero
killed at the battle Of Jackson, Mississippi,
MAY Id,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

Il PRENTICE declares that to have two babies at
time ia on indiscreto9; to have three 10 a
misdemesnor,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
gbe Obio 3tatesma,r
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY %, isss.s
State and Local News.

THERE are now about three hundred poli.ical
prisoners at Camp Chase. Among thom are
seven women.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
New YO,k Monsy Msrkst-M,, 81.

Money steady at per cent.
Sterling Exchange heavy and lower; alst class bills
to AZ, and closing dull at 44adiA
Government stocks hrmer. U. s. 6s 1881, coupons
OohDl0eAj 7'3O Treasury notes lU7.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

New YoRK, May 27.-The Baltimore City
Council has unanimously passed resolutions In
dorsing the transporting Of Vallandigham.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

WANTED--From to 10 boarding horees OF
Slmonton's Exchange. Price 50 SO per week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
sHERIFF.

'sa SHERIFF..
HpIroR 0HIo sTATRsMAa:q hmm.
Q Dear Hr-Please announce the Of JosHPH
ounN % o candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County Con
vsntion, and oblgs MANY DEMOCRATS.
EplToR sTATEsMAN:
Dear Sir-Plesse announce the name of HERoULEs
cAMrBrLL, Of Plain Township, as candidate for The
once Of Sheriff, subject to the decison Of the Demo
cratic Convention Of Franklin county, and Obllse
''" sg. MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDiToR OHIO STATRsMAN: -a-,.----
Dear SirPlease announce the name of DAVID BEERS,
Jr Of Mifn township, as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Franklin county, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
czssio Convention, and oblse
MANY DEM0uRATs.
HpiroR ONO sTArRsMAN:
Dear 6ir-Plese announce the name Of ED. DAVIS
% candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county, subject
y the decision Of the Democratic Convention, and
obiige MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


WkDHEsDAY, May 20, 1862
Tho following arc the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. II. Restleaux, wholesale and retail grocer No
l06 South High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
e. .C.LIGHTE 81 90.
Late Lighte & Bndburys),
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
4el BRCoME ST., NEW YORK,

% BLOCK EAST OF BROADWAY. 9gf,
MR,F O LIGHTE. the original founder Of this we'll
Az known Establishment, Senior Partner, and only
Practical Piano Forte Maker Of the late firm OF
Lighte & DradbuyS" having retained his Thirds
interest in the whole busne,s stock, materials etc., and
Sole PrOprietorshp in his Valuable Pases 70, inclu
sive Of his celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON
FRAMES, Is the only one who can make the SUPERIOR
PIANO FoRThs for which this house has been SO popu
lar TA infringements on his rights will bo prose.
cuted according to law.
UJAl FianO Fortes from this mandatory are war.
ranted psrfe;t In every repect for Eve years.
Liberal terms to dealers.
f. C. LIGHTE & CO.,
d9l Broome st., NEW YORK.
aprill0-d3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
WH0LEsALE MARKET

FuUR--sslesst &c 0Od6 25 foT ned and &C 25 &c 81
for whitei market unsettled.
WurLT--Red, at 81 90; White. 81 10.
OORH-ssles At Coo
0ATl-sales at Goo.
RYs-small sales a 50b5Oo.
HAY-ssles at 0l0 0O9sll 90. -.4.
PoTAT0ks--sales Of 5O1p75
BKANs--salea st ~ 00C92 25
BALT-rules OF 81 1O0b2 20 per LUl
Fsn--white rules at $40 50 Der bhl
BARLEY-selling at 900.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28

Il 10 hoped that the masses to whom this call
70 addressed, will see to IL that they be fully and
faithfully represented In the Convention.
By order Of the Committee.
]. d. COMMIN5, Chairman.
/ R. X Cox, JR., Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-28
CITY OF coLrMBus,
FALL ELECTION.

n..a Chairman Democratic Cen.
May o. 1868. tra a'' gr,pg
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mI24-dti
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
KRETUcKx.

Frss The Rlehuord Enquirer
WsFubIish this morning, at the request ol
many gentlemen from Eentueky, the address
of ihe "co1 nittee on behalf Of tho Democratic
party to the Congress and people Of the Usi-
ssa States apen the gross tyranny pEkctiesd By
the State and Federal satherities oYsr the peo-
pie of Kentucky ct the late eleesions. The re-
eerd is distressing to every msn whs values ths
fresdem Of sloeiioni bat, as tho people Of Ken
htucky brought it upsn themselves, and tamely
sgbu.it to lie continuance, we luast say that
eur pity is much modified, and "seIVs them
aght" rises In spite ef al pity aud affection fer
| fist people.
/ 4 bass ea!sliztion betEeea property aud lib
B9tF ingasnced the people, and il in tho exert
1 ts secure The former ihsy have lest the latter
ana 3 new nsitheg properly neT liberty is se-
cur; il the people ara now oppressed with
worse than Austrian 6espotism, the same REM
oaiss arc theirs which have broken the chains
OF .ha epprssssr, aid set ths people fee IN other
aanntries.
Butss long as the people quietly submit, The
weird win not stop to Tssd addresses" or 10
tEke account Of grisYasees which, however
great en- paper, do not Toase the people t. &C.
ton We publish the address" as historical
mstter, illustrative ef the dssposism against
which the people of Virginia have iEksR up
sIms Kentueky must strike for her freedom
Al the jsremisds that committees can write
viii never attract one-hslf the attention, or win
ore lihs Of tho respect that the heroic gsllsztry
OF her BTsckinTidss and o.ber noble sons have
won on the battlefield. Il is ths swerd and net
tie pen, artillery, not addresses" thss strikes
down the oppTsssor; and liberty won upon the
battle Esld Is the euly lreedsm worthy Of the
"eldest daughter Of Virginia
The desPotism and tyranny Of Russia hss
norysd The srns of oppressed Peles, but they
have net bseR satisfied with add.esses''-.heir
sifims ratio Is the musk~t, the sLbTe, and Aha
cannon. Is liberty, freedom and the respect Of
tue gsrid Of less ysi1e to Zsatuekians thsR
property I If 60, I" addresses" are uselsss; Fi-
isnt submission viii lsSYe ihsEl unsisiuIbed by
the moriiffS7=..iea af tie worlds contempt
If the grasp Of oppression is toe Afa for o.
gazizss resistance, surely the guerrilla warfare,
now made 50 terrible 70. Knssia sy the foleE,
ezn be Tesorted toby Ksntu ,kisns The people
Of Ksntueky have allies and ffi@z6s roasy 10
aid then, bat the people Of the OoafsdeTGte
ststes esrzss be szpeesed to AgAt the battle Ser
KsEtueky The tyranny Of LiHsslR szd Bran.
Ia.le can nsvof be s7srshrewa or zsdiAee sy
tho pen Ehs sWord mus. cut the cords that Bind
tho people. Thsz, IS aras, Kensuekians
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
TrSsSa Raair-rSebbsFs EgnIss~fn Middle
TenMeEsSas

Says tie Nashyiils PTssS Of Che %:
On Monday night foar deEpersdos ealled It
tie house OF liz. Bonds. in Williamson county,
sbout ten miles from this city, snd, alter many
violent threats, robbed Air- B, Of one hundred
sad City dollars il meney AID his overcost.
Alter committing sCms oiher outrsgsE, the
sesuKdrels went 70 the Tesiderce Of hr. Henry
M. Hays, near by. an four ert Ied the house
e. encs, when ieht With pistols, ussd by the
robbers, AID dezble ksTTel shotgun, in the
hands Of Mr. Hays, leok plsce. Hays shot cue
Of sbs mitegeGnts dead il the heaso. and thinks
be killed another one, as be fell at the deor vixen
ke fred. 0ae Of them made his escape without
injury. TIE other yss captured and brought to
tins city yesterday. He was taken befoTe Gan.
E. 8. Granger ior hesFiDg. While At head
quarters he breks fIom The guard and sussasdaa
N resshiHg The street. where be was Teeaplured
He vas finally hezvily iro nsd and sent TO prisoa,
te swai. his trial His name is Ghsrles Christie,
saG he Tss formerly s member et jim Lane's
Kansas iayhawkers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

"Itis stated that Cen. Scott, In recsB. ceh-
vsssatisR on tho developments of tho wa-, 70
marked that The fighting had only esmnsacsdf
and that the zeal hard s.,hting was yet TO take
place He also added that the Administration
had fooled away nearly every eeliea opporis-
nifty, and thas, instead Of ending the rebellion,
s. they could have done lsng since, hAye .eI-
teaded il to The distant future. IN. Y. Herald.
None can srusbiuIly deny the latter assertion
Of Gen. Scott but, great Es have been the nili-
tuy opportunities thrown swsy, the President
has lust thrown swsy q greater opportunity 10
subsue ths rebellion than any which has been
lost through military blunders. We mean the
opportunity Of q nagnauimous end generous
amnesty ts the rebels. Had he offerad such sn
amnesty, instead Of the extraordinary cfaT be
has naecto them. We might reasonably hope
that The necessity f1I further extensive military
operations would speedily pass sway Chicago
7imss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

CosnaUrArIoN FOR Military SERVICE
The New York correspondent Of the Philaael-
phia IaquiYsr says;
The unessin0ss which yss expsfisneed BY
r-snY who have been drafted recently, ia eonse-
uae6cc Of appreheEdiug that ihe Tires hundred
coliaEs' exemption, II paid, would not release
thsm from tie next daft, in Janaary, has sab
sided under tho late positive sssuIanees o. an
efztisl shaTssisr, that thy are exempt ffen fur-
thsr military duty ior three years II Il seie
Fsssihls IoI every ono 20 comply with this law,
Gcvsrnmant would D0t only get al netsy ara
no raen, but every ci.issn in the United sLAtes,
eligible, would b free from military duty ior
three years, or at tbo very limo when soldiers
arc needed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

" We have seen Pfivste letter from Bfis-
tol, Tenn, says the Register, which ssys that
willisas' aud jones' cavalry hsve had 3 asht
with the enemy Al Mouisiown, and hsd driven
them back 10 Strawberry Pains, fifteen miles
east Of Knoxville, and that eur pickets ere sill
at tia! Place, and Gen. Longstrse;'s srBy is now
At Rusla5ge
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

trsoz TIE Army EDnios4
Frsra Nor,h rIissI-.iPpI.

A special dispatch to ihe Mobile Rsgisig
dated Al Ssnstobia, December 2S, says;
Gen. Caslnsrs is on another rampage.
The Memphis Bs7lstin Of the 233 is received,
hut It's contents arc uninportGHt.
The Yankee Gen. Schshsii, commanding in
Missouri, has s5ked TO be relieved, end Il is Tu-
mered shss be viii he RssecIEBs' successor.
Mosby's EueTrillas are sbeEt 70 force Meade's
army back upon Washington.
Butler the Beast has beeAp put in charge Of pc
exchange Of prisoners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

eONFRDERATE STATES C0NSREss.
SENATE.
THuasDAY, December "a The s,us' g met al
twa7s o'clock, x; Mr.. Huzter OF Virginia, in.
tie chair. Prayer by The Rev. Dr.. Duncan, Of
tho Methodist church.
TAX IN KIND.
Mr. Baker, of Florida, reported the f0llsw-
ing, which vas reierrsd to the Committe, on
Finance
bill entitled al act to amend an act to lay taxes fer
The common defense and carry on The Government Of
the Confederass States, approved September 2llh,
Tia Congress Of DE Csnfsdsr4ts gsatss Of
Anlsrica do esaetr That qusrtermaB.srs and tax
collectors shall bo authorized to cell any per
ton Of ths tex in kind, assessed, or hereafter to
be assessed, which eannot be conveniently col
lected or transported FOR the use Of tho Severn
nent agents eF relief committees, regularly ap-
peiaseS la their respective eountiss OF districts,
to prsvide for the relief of soldiers families ct
the schedule prices established by shs Stats
commissieneTs.
Sec. 2. That all women IL possession OF lGTm1
Wh0 arc not SHAREHOLDERS, whose husbands 81
sons are il ihe service, or have died while in ths
amy, shall bs exempt fzon psynenE Of al TAI
is kind required Under tho provisions OF shs ae
| to which this bin is an amendment
NEW MEMBER.
The Hon. Waldo p johnson, Of Missouri
Senator apeointed 70 ELL the vacancy occssionee
By the deash Of Hen. Mr, Psyton, attended snt
/ took bis sekt.
A RRsoLUTIcS.
Mr.. On, Of South Carolina, eifsred the fol
] loving, which was sgrssd to:
4 ReseIssd, That the President be requested &
/ lcoumuaieats to the Senate the charges sBl
specifications. sogeshsr vita tho accompanying
I, lspars. prsfeTYsd by Cen Bsaursgszd agsiss
Major Fl G. Gusrin, chief cemHiissary for ID
Ssais Of South Carolina, and nots on flo in th
. Wax Department
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CAKPET BLANKETS.

T ADTHs IN the xisizly Of Aflsata dssir1g % eon-
trSbuts for fke bouett 81 frs Eoieisrs Of Brsfg
su1ay under ne recent sppsz sf Asior 3 =. jones'
SaEitrEsanster, Laeraags. Ga, VIII ease crh Spa
n fer lnlar nnd infor nation en- ths saDieeL
zAHRIs, 39Nss 4 co.,
60uimisaio1 Merchants,
ness In Nafeiia street. A1iHasa, Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
pr.grs.. q ,he Inal.n Wsr.

SPECIAL 70 toe Chie7s0 Il1eal
HatcI's battalion arrived a. Pensiua Hoyen-
Der 18Th, and hsd lost two hundred and forty
three haT5es and tTsnty-six males en- ths way.
Two hunSred Sioux were es Turtle moansain,.ia
destitute sirsumstBnses. Thsy ssy they are
waiting fef Hatch % get sll his supplies there
whsa ihsy viii attack him. Hatch had ne graiIL
for his horses. They had to est tree tops and
frozen grass fer twsntg-Six days They bad
snow frsm six inches to ere f0os deep.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

- The halls Of gorgresF ere e.asod evoy
day, BY tie presence 81 a nurlbsT OF ladies', whs
arc desirous Of getting look zs The assembled
wisdom Of the nation, sT te heas tia eioquenss
of Tho speaking mem5e;s. s1me Of the fair vis-
itoIs bring tb0ir knitting with them, Whereby
they ere enabled to make soeks for toe Seldiegs
whiie erioyirg ths scenes belsre them. .-lSiea-
sseRa Hhig-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

T A yozBg preacher ia Tennessee who he'd
iust started cut OF his travels ss an isinsrRus
wss ons evening holding fo1th on tie deluyo
Aissr describing the uaREner IN whica Nosh
b,iif Inc Ark and flled il with animals Of every
Eird by rsirs. lie closed tsuss "You msst know,
nv dear hearers, that it was an aTduous task for
Noah and his sons to get pair 81 whales into
the ARK"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
GEEEa1LLA DASH on FARlnNsros, Ms

soURf-On Friday last = n0toTiaua bnsis-
vhaeirer and guerriils, nsE1o6 Sam. -d.ldsbrsld.
sf Southwest Missouri, a the bead ci sixteen
men, made dash on FsE1ingto1, 81 Franeois
county. sixteaa miles northwest OF Pilot Knsb,
and robbed eeveral st5Ies In the village q goods
10 the 7slus Of perhaps $500. No othsr dam
age or outrage wss committed. Bel01e the
sesupdrels gos 81 much as they o1h carry q.
however, they took lright At . Tsport That ''iha
Reds are coming !" sue they al skeSs3dled' =
Tho Federal forces have been searehing diligents
ly fer these fellows since The depEedssiess re-
feTzed 10, and on Sunday b. A3seoy movement.
Ave Of them were fCuEd lying in ambash, aSit-
ing fer the very company Of milisiA who found
dam. BY eircomlatoTy rsovenasnt the Fed
erals came upoa he rear Of the bushWhacksfs. !.
and shot and killed five Of team, 10 rest oscsp-
iAg.--S.. LOxis RspHbiiean, ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30

y The muster rolls In she Esr Department
st Riehmend are said to contain the names OF
seveHtyfo1r thousand subssitnsaL Just sboet
fourteen thousand mons thaa Eapolson hsG AZ
tAe batsls Of Naterlcc, where ne star Of victory
sigaally failed, and left him 70 die On tie bsrsen
Inland ef s.. Hslsns. Sagenty-lour sAcas.nd
fresh troops Uould put new sspeos.on cur If
fairs, and pises the schieVmans Of our inlapan-
dsacs beyond doubt. Lsi every othaE eoa-
sideTation give way = he eas grand object in
sisw--she salvation Ct our county, and ihis ezas
in no way be SO efscspslly done, 80 bg ad1ins
ssventy-fccz Thousand men 70 the srmy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
WANTED re HIRE.

FsyTyE chsriotfs and -Sorih Gsrelins Railroad Cen
,s Ir de.irsrs ef hirine fer ths ensang ysar two
,-,,5srsS AZ. bodied NEGRO NEH. 3hs c1untrg k
he.ithy and regaoss from tAe enemy AID ho comp
prepare o. feed the regress fns eei ne tasia eiot
Ably These Inducements werisy q eoAsieeI@si'h
10 thoss having negroes 70 hire Adaeezs
TH6S. X eHARP, ssFeEintsndenil
S.a1n faiuHbie. - O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
!. KENNapY HoUsD,
MOBILE,

nNeT. IeTIS. between Frsaklin and Uamilto1
atrssss + enc Of tbs nest pleasant iBcEozs in the
, srI tbe trnve5IRE psble will fad II te tter inter-
80 te ssop here The table il sluays tarnlshsd Wih
tbc best tse zsarst zfsrds Cs5msn IN the habit
Of isking Persons who visa % ssp A. this hosss to
-thsr oisosg therefore Is HOula be well 10 remember
- $500. Idos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
nO KEGS SODA for sale By
HUI L. & MEAD &. CO.

500 KEGS SODA for sale By
HUI L. 6. MEAD & CO.
150 boxes Extract Logwood for sale By
L. s. MEAD s. co.
COCO lbs eoPperks iOr sale By
Is. MEAD & 60.
bbls. Cream Tartar 70, sale by
LIS. MEAD s. co
1000 eurcss Quinirs ior sale By
L.s.MRAB S Ce.
lee ounces salPbAts Morphine fer sale By
LIS EEAD s. CO.
zoo pounds Iodido Potash for sale by
L. s. MEAD s. So.
bbls. Boraz fer sale by
LIS MEAD s. co.
1900 lbs saItpeteT for sale BY
l. S. MEAD & co.
200 lbs. ChlorOforr fer sale BY
l. s. EEAB & co.
so lbs. English eslorel for sale by
l. s.MEAD g. so.
900 lbs. English Blso Mass FOR sale BY
LIS BiEAB 4 co.
csstOI Oil, in bottles, FER gale by
dslslm LIS MRAD & so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-30
NEW DUO FTRM.

NEW DRUG FLRM.
ET,HE undsrsiynsd having rsecnfly prrstRssd fhs
z llrBF estsbiishE1sut on Whilehsjl street sf W. a.
NOUEe co, rev sfer fos sais zeEt valuable ard
choice selscaSs 0,
DTsEsE 0ssd Medicines,
Isou5ing variety Of other srielss usnhly found in
vel supplied drug stores, snd solicit share of public
pstronsI,e J.. s. MAD & GO.
AilELis, Dsesnber I6, Is53.
We fle uudersgnsd, lsis druggists o. this city, have
long he'd IN esrleyrtnt sns 81 the forssniss hrH
Mr. l. s GSad. and llozt cordially resemtneNd him
% cur Old friends and TIE pHhHs safe, slsble
E7d skilfal druggist undsrstRndiaF thoroughly the
business and worthy the esnfderes Of faEaiies aud
pbyxioans. HBSNISBTT & TAYL0E
dsis IN