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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

- The rsmsrks Of the Richmond EHqasrsT
shat the APPEAL has observations ef tie same
,ouor with the Knorvlle Register, upen shs sub
ice. Of R~sgodz..uE q Pssea between Ire s.s.as
by the States thsmsslTes, irrespective Of the
Federal sud CsufsdarAts Governments is 6 ais-
conception No such idea, BY iapHeaisn or
s-onsuuetoa nor Ia eng form. sVgr fouud place
in the APPEAL, nor aaythng eognEte CT Pr1zi-
nsts to sach an ides Ia late article we said
he StsleB were sovereign, sccording 70 TIE true
theory Of the Government before the ssr, and
the CCnle5era:e theory ROW. As 10 he idea Of
ts States exercising heir sovereignty in the
manner suggested By As Knoxville Register, If
vas 8 przsEcai c0T0lary Of the EsgisisF Which
SO far from even imBlsily asserting to, we re-
pBdiaisd The EegiEtz beIds, II answer to The
savannah Nss5. that The Esqri-sr, as well IS
De APPEAL, agrees VITA it. Il tbe EagsiTsT
vii point out tie aHisls, in which We said we
Tere in favor Of The sss,ss negotiating an in5s-
pendent peace. CT in Hbich we -sised g cLamor
Ter peace, OF said anything bus 10 c5ndsma sueb.
elsmo-, We viii plead guilty to The tTuih Of tie
arRignment
In the desire expressed 70 ses tie secession Of
the Northwestern SETS, sud their alliance as 3
segsra.o power win BE Confederase States,
through ths Conisdzfs.s G5vaznmsut, ihe Ea
glirsr sgEss5, sad 10 tast agreements esmmits
Itself Is fsly 20 the Rsgistsrs idea, As the
APPELL has 81 any time done. The Register
and APPEAL mar ap--a En- an zAatrsptie7 fhs
sovereignty ct tho States, tuE Is does net iolea
sas. we agree in The pe-vsTs;on Of the true par
Doses Of the abstraction We may beth have
.ss ssms idea Of the vsIgs OF Il IS 80 elsmsut,
bit c~srssinly oar idss Of tho use Of FIRE d wide
y different if no APPEAL should think that If
lhoal3 Be kiadls5 in Ls CRATE, and the Register
}u the h9or.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

lEat Of DHcIasaucd BroiEht EseecFsss =ssE-
ssutHrru azErczs 0oMFHuys NevgwI--
20, 1853.
S Lard 2bs Hall. bdl; II WitlsL rkg,
diss Kate Halaae~ BAG; Mrs Byih, sh; W y
miih. bxi Z G Cook chests Mrs Wells. bf; Re-
hsees shetng. biz ii Ogsishy bx; G G. Cell
ms bHi 6 G j gers, 4 pkg Alb, BIZ; DIP Fer
gUson, pbgi W L Erich. bzi LA Bartlett. x;
y BTaaB, bu n s s0at, bx
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

ESFIELD RIFLEs AT BR0wssYILbR-Tha
United States oonsaIat Monterey hss oonmu.
nicsted 10 bis G%arernRent he information that
q few days before the esRtsro Of Brownsville,
by Con Banhs, E lsfge cargo Of Enfield rides,
enough, il is reportei, TO arm al tho miIiis in
tbs. stsle, bad been laHdei thsre.
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By q private letter rem the valley, wa learn
That Major &5bart White, Of IubOdsn's CEN.
nsnd, Rad q Sight = few days since, with aboal
seven hHndrsd Ysnkes cavalry, with two pieces
Of artillery end killed seven, wounded eighteen
and esptuIsd steven. Hs had abeut two hun
dTed meu, with I've pieces Of artillery, and lost
enc officer snd sight privetes captured, asd enc
msa slightly wounded
Tae siune correspondent furnished a correct
version 81 Captain hsNsil's gallant daa on 5
wagon sTain Of the saeays ia Hardy ceunty.
Accompanied By Lieutenant Norman, wish
ssont one hgRdred mea, be attacked a iraia OF
eighty wagons, gHsraedby absat enc bundled
asR They To1tsd tho guard and ieat the
wagons, bat being clossly pursued by a forco Of
the saenay, estimated 81 six hundred, sero com.
PEELED 10 sbancoh tho tEain and set Gre 70 It, bat
not damaging Is much. Ths captain, however.
b1oughs eff I'VE hundrsd and s8saty Ave herses
With harness.
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TELEGRAPHTC


anusrsd ~1ee0ssiaE % act - Congress n Ne year Isfg
By = s. TEnkaHER. Ia NE CLARK 500 81 a. ~,
Alet Court e ha Confederate 8tateE 5or ths Nora.
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EnR

a 0LI mile fram ths csutsr OF iAs city 60 EE
"A CLOSED Lot, containing s5oat four sar.4 villa
% CONNECTIONS DIVE LlIsH HOUSE parity bail
Eaich can be ecm-ls ca iu short aHa and nj 3 smaI
-z7sus6 siso e ds WI of wa5eE ssrylu.E h5l4e
81 Cher &c. The Rsis130rlcod "a s-Ec-.-ut All the
tHelLls c5umsnis al extensive zla beautiful view.
inquire OF A ". MITCHELL a. Co..
uo4s i've H11lHr street. naar Whdahsl-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

GEs sCOTr ABB F0REE-BoFa ~ TGARs-
A T0UcRIse SCESE The Nsw York H,rq7l
understands that On Thursday lsst, tho day be-
fore be set sail fqI France, Ger. Fofev. The
French copqasTes of Mexico, called a8on Con
seots the American enquirer Of Mexico. sshis
headquarters IN lhss city, d the way Of a pic
f~ssicsal compliment The Herald adds:
We are furlhz informed tbasa@ MEETING he.
sesn tbesa Two distinguished sbeeesToI2 ef
.Cgrtez TIE frst csnsuer1F Of Alexaeo, vas q ve.
iufeTes ard affecting ons; so very sise+
Bg. indeed, tbs in comparing their respective
lstes Of the eoHq1ess of Mckee, they were B5t5
sfsebed 90 tcars, sBd parted weeping fhe4ao
by5-hsrs Ia arms, who knew t5st they viii never
aost 10 this world agsin. This 5suehisg incl
sent when reported % Lofts Napoleon b. Cen.
F2rey, yah doubles hsvo a good cf.et upea
5s miHd Of be Emperor a0eaing bis trne o9i-
y ia r~etelsacs t3 Mexico. La aet r with he
st2m OF Gen F1ney f. France, we bear 81 The
a5an10lmsnt II Tho M.xau smeirs Of Nara
.lilsHs shall attribute Ibis proeeadipg b u5
mai degree 70 tsis rsaa srkable meeting betwesn
iho AneIiCa<i aad TIE French esnaner5r III ~
go.
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CAPITALISTS and REFUGEEs.
ReaI FgiaIe N SaIe On Trade,

LfA8ds. CITY lots sad uuiu proved landA Rllcsi
a. mOdrra-s gAes g. Stewart a @ocr-s pscalu.
street Address j " MOO
raHfIl BOX d. Atrurf. "a
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ysur report to Gen. Lee, ard tasough him to tie
G9YsTnment.
Very respectfully, youF obd't EervG
Ia I.rnnnnm

= y HHDHIW
Bdgadisr GsnsIal commanding.
The YANKEES ratrsaisd IN great haste 10
Charlasa0Wn aud Harpefs Ferry, wheag8 they
had SCI cut IN 5 fehbing expedition, losing
herses and guns in their hasty Tetreat.
FROM THE ARMY o. R0RTHERN VIRGINIA.
'sAIl qaies" by tao reports last evening.
President Davis reviewed = psrsion Of Gen.
Lees fsrcas yesterday. The troops are represent
cd TO be Ia fine eozdit8s.
The New York World says Meade has hsen
ordered to Rdvance; bat that his oFn Judgment
Is against If. and if reverse ocsurs the fault
viii lay Il he deer Of Line0ia ard Hsllsek.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

0ns cf ulno Gre plsce rssa=ss ether sir-oB s,s
ASA lsts, each Fiih gees en- h0useE.
ALsO-aa AGs bot opposite. snd q store H,--s
snd Lat on ne qu7ho square, aud q haiE sers iot l1-srg
hrgss.
SOW los Of Laad-sns hsadred .Bd a.t,
nsEipg esos aers=ot unsess6e razas L.as -
r." n lIaAa-aA q a. stferney n the aty 81 A1s.n.
"Ssa ~ - soia on rsz1zaei8 torns bg a.
ploaiio8 heLng made sgaa
4 - sf tFo No ans 2 haf and h-es iueh eait
G-A lih al 1tEgea aad SLOT OF 5saals sra harnes-
DleAies hllEs ara siirars.
wi % ald Tor cssl, current money.
Tor so9a aad asaHd NcErses. Adorss, an.ar 81
e fDHPKIss.
9hreu uue, Ga
y. A.-Shogid tLe aboFa aamef Isy ss .sfnls -
sie ail lake phase or the Mzl ar dsg iass .1s
moo Ina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

E-ERoLLSs OFFiCER SHor-Tle Lyael-
barE Bspa5beas statss that 3 F Esapin, an
enrolling c&sor for Nelson county, was shot
hr3ugh lhe bead and badly wounded, Ca Non
dsy merni0g last, By q 5e-arlar from the army
III shoslzg occurred GA Piasy river, wbils Af.
@auPin was in the discharge Of his Saty a. sn-
rolling cEasf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

q We cal attention to TIE largest sale Of
blockade goo5s, iu A1gus'a, yet offered to The
public. The vel known character Of the sgc-
oneer is q guarantee that 81 The goods alver-
Used win be- ca han5 sstha safe Of sale, Dc
czmbsr I7ts. and VIII be disposed Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

~ Col 3 3 Piekarag. Of Magenso county,
ia this State, says the Montgomery MAJ, Is
askiug e~zeslsn. yarns for NE Manufacture Of
baggingsnd heavy cio,hlag for neg oss, without
he use Of cards, Hagus he sos.ou slowly, 90
IS 10 throw large aakss ihrouga the aGe, which
srs caught in hamper sasket placed under the
fue, and taken to he spiaainz wheel Witncut
pressing sbs cos.sR Cal Pickering says that
hs best spiDners average eight clas Per day
Since be made this discovery be has a5aa-
d5usd tAe use Of ca1ds IN makiag eoarss yarns
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WAAEaal

A 7 Es ATLzEfA HOTEL. four Or I've goos
"a a~1fFaNNH
For cazulsrmaids Aiso two good COOKS
HENDERSON T. G00DBJE5
na@l u Er1pr slcrH
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Frsm V~irasaia.


We clip the following items Of intelligence
ifom The RiehRend papers Of ihs 24ta:
From The Whg.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

THE PoFE AED EUGEEIE-The subject Of
the coronation Of the Emperor sna EapTsss Of
tbs French appears zga.a 80 kave risen up and
70 occupy The attention Of the Court at Paris
ard the Pepai power a. R5me. The Empress
desires BE saaedea Of ID Pope TO Der corona
ion ceremonial, bat the Holy Father Is said 20
have semo scTuples uPoa Tie MISTER, which q.
present. be Is aaable b overcome. AZ Al IN
dUcsneot to conply with TIE Imperial VISA the
Pope has been ofsro1 tie rest alton Of iwo Of
BIS p~rsvHaes, If be viii GO 10 Paris to crowa he
Iupsrial pair, aud his Ger hiss created consid-
ersbls discussion 81 he Vatican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

sac REWARD.

II C5Er cn the care bs-wo q Atlantis snd Stone
~ Hogniain- &c wednesday evening. he 2sh .1ss- a
BLACK CAhPaT BAG aid RHgWE SHAWL.
Tie zaoVs ranIr1 viii Sc rHl for the delivery Of the
shove s-iass snd contents IF th8 Tr0us sous. or rel.
th= Picket GHea Of rhs G-asm EsL1n1 Sc Dseatr
Ea-TIwr r. WcrDWUhHE
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WANTED


HEzDQpAETERS CHLEF SIGNAL CFFI-El
kEaE o. TENNESSEE,
NsyeEusr I'D I5sa
HfNiLGS5 having spy OF OPERA CLASSICS.
and ~U 1spes 81 Them fsrs fair price. will con
Ter q t4r0- GA tLs sgnss corps md Usst benefit uuon
ths army & they VIII notify the a4dsr-isuad by lsrsr
or otlerT--. -hs signal corps BE- sadly iu need OF
glasses Nud it b hoped 3 a tF- uslro.i5 citizens vii
cs pond 20 -s request imusli4tsiT-
Gao 6. BAN.
Chief Signal umcs.
ross ivy array q Tennessee.
a-srsa and Haa,gv,-U pa6-r roa- t1rss tlc-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
FRnn sUFEeLK.

We learn from the Petersburg EzyFsss that
The Yankees have fallen back fr0m ths Vicinity
Of Suffolk and mons have Seen seaa there for sew
sTsl days. Col paliaieTTe's raid accomplished
much good.
TIE store house and warehouse Of Melton D..
Bulsr al Berlin, Southampton county, ives
5UTBed on Thursday nisht Loss about SIC 600
It was doubtless ihs work Of an ineeHdiAEy,
supposed 10 DO d~sserteys WRom MT. BRher bad
been aisisg to saleA.
From the Bohnond senI all
REFUSE OF TzE YAsKEss Ii TIE VALLEY OF
UsaLEIA.
On Monday, tie 10th Instant, a fsree Of Yam.
KEGS, BumbeTing sbozt sigat hundred, we're CA
their way up ihe valley OF Virginia, whoa thsy
we're msi st A0Hnt jackson 5y S small Csafede-
rsie force andsI Baisr White, formerly Of Ron.
noy. An eResUnief eHsasd, whicA gesalted IN
The defeat aad rapid retreat Of ths Yankees, who
lest in he aclioh twelve killed, eigh.aea woanA
cd, aud alsven prisoners, Among the killed was
{ Q correspondent Of the Baltimore AHcriean.
wassa Bigasiuro was Grape Shot, Gar less
ten prisoners, chiefly strsggloTs,
This gsllaHt aaaii, On the p8rt ef Mai. White
snd his lille command, has drawn from he Gem.
msadRg general he iolioRng Complimentary
otter;
HEADaRa VALLLT DISTRICT. Nov. 70. 1883.
Rsbsrs Waite, ssnaaadiHs Rads's an.
MAJOR: Xeur nots Of yesterday and report
81 your aeina with tho enemy, Oh Monday last
lavs been received. I thank yea, aosf cor
iiauy, for he akiH and ipignsat with which
7ou handled ySHr small toree, So aa % defesf
acre thsu thgae times youf Numbers XoH viii
,lesss communicate te The officers and nan "a
Ier your command my high appreciation Of thslr
.~sisntry and valuable service ol that occasion. {
Ish=A Eeks great pleasure in communicating /
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

Tie Washington S.sr is salisfad that ptss
rebel su'boHHes ere @iihfally executing taer
promise" IN the mstier Of distributing the food
sent % ibs TaBkco p~asoRaTs from the North. IL
says;
TIE rebel aathodtiss adoRs that Cen. Dow
as violated the Obligations nader whna he was
selected 70 dist1i5Gla the supplies Ia question.
Gen. Windet has therefore, taken t6at duty
ron him Sen. WihdtT complains hat General
DIV, instead Of c~8Liniag hiHself to sho BsHs
Iae prison, te distributing the geoia placed an
-eg his care, busted himself aifh invssngsln
tue Management u tee rebel ssaanissasist theFe;
with siaiang false reports csncoruing il, and
giih becoming The stFFeBaaoas beLssre Of a letter
from the islsnL>
These allegations Gen DsE denies with yresa
emphasis. and ststes that shss he isarssd cor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

2 cases supsE Black Cloth
7 ease Fisneh ShalHs,
] ease Black B5mz
! case Aousslae do Lafls
1 bale Mixed MELONS,
case Spotted H9h1ir.
g bales Fancy Coating
9 cases Fouilardss.
2 cases BErses.
csses Checked aud Spotted Fences
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
Linen Goods.

AaRaksFcheG and Jewels.
1000 d'zan CsH5re Haujk aehiss
bale Raj Hanlkere5lsh
bales bladder H-B1karea
s bsiea Caoaoase Ha1i5e
bales Cboeol4ie and Oraago
80 dozen HacEabaoE T,g-ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

Gold. on tbs Hsrnins Of $40 20sh, sold 81 ls44
but in the s~ftsruoos foil 70 1899 Much excite
aent in the market, owing 70 anticipated pad
news rem TsuEasses. Gsld has been higher
has this iH New York; bus she rise has never
Sad before .he ~PeTinaeity snd air Of permanenee
Whish i now LAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
WHO SUCCEEDS THEMs

So far the corps darmee lately commanded
by Generals Hooker, Franklin and Sumner are
under the command Of the officer in each rank
ing next TO those Generals We learn
pothing leading TO the conclusion that others
W ill shortly be substituted In their stead. A
r-port, however. prevails alleging the purpose
Of Gen. Halleck TO do away with the division
Of the Army OF the Potomoc into grand
divisions or grand corps d'armee, leaving each
regular division under the command of its
senior officer, as some months ago. In con-
ncction with il is another report saying that the
deiences OF Washington are to be constituted
into department entirely separate from the
Army Of the Potomac, and commanded by AZ
officer who is not 10 be under the command OF
.he commander of that army. The latter rumor
seems likely TO prove true. IT is, however, evil
dent that some further changes in the org al
ization and commands are about to take place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
GEN ERAI, HOOK FIR

1t seems to be taken for granted that General
Hooker will soon put his army actively ut
work; the time of his delay being simply
question OF mud. No other officer is better
acquainted than himself with the relative
capacity of the other generals of the army of
the 70 tomac, which is extremely fortunate
under existing circumstances. AS much as we
regret the r. tir rment Of Generals Franklin and
sumner, we rejoice 10 know that the army
contains other officers equally competent as
they are. and quite as likely 10 prove success
fall under the new order Of things. General
Hooker certainly has very fine army, the finest
conceivable, if he can manage TO infuse into il
the elan it has somehow or other lost since Gen
McClellan's separation from it. Active work
Tor 1t is most likely to effect that object, more
especially II 1T he successful at the start, of
which We entertain little doubt, ina smuch as
the exigencies of the Rebels elsewhere must
have led them to weaken their force in General
lockers front, materially
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

GENERAL BURNSIDE, GENERAL HOOKER &c
lDiSpdich 10 the v. \. Express. l-General Burn
side was not requested to resign but Insisted
Lpon his own resignation, and said he would
not leave Washington until his resignation
was accepted.
step was difficulty between him BURNSIDE
and Hooker.
When Gen. Burnside found he was buried in
me mud with his artillery, wagons &c. q
council of War was held, in which Burns ide
proposed TO leave the Artillery and make an
Infantry fight. $3.50
Ten. Burnside reasoned, that ne was buried
In the mud, so must the enemy b.. AVID mat no
could do As we'll without Artillery as the enc
my could
Henerai Hooker opposed this, and said he
would not go without the Artillery WHERE
Upon the Expedition was abandoned
Immediately after the retrogade movement
sien Burnside went 10 Washington, and re-
Signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
DKUPOSALs FOR FLANK HOWITZE9s

ORDNANCE OFFICs, WAR DEPARTMENT !
WAcHI%CTUS. January y, 1873
.PFCFCsALs will be received at this Office until (
'fi.hing one hundred, or less ~ d, unjsr cagt
lr"n Ii Wihers for flank defense These Howit,sI
We1st " en- fri he'd, about 40 pounds h and
a7aW ngS eAhliting their dimensions can te ,ean
a mus othce, or a. the United States Ar email
IheH are to he subject TO the egular Uni 81 S.a
inFPet ton and proof, and none are 10 ue re g.i
a'u phli Tor except such pass inspection ard
poo!, AID a~e sprrov we'd by United stat ms noe.
to-, 20 b. de ,snated by this Off ce Payments will
De made on ceItllrates Of inspector an rece ut,
70 te gwen by the Inspector and forwarded to tS
I!cders will stat, the NJ mber of Uowitzars tb.v
p,"in'rt |" denver not xcee ting le hu ndred the
place OF nanufactu lure and d. livery and the mic.
per, pound Tor the finished IoWitzer: and no hid
VIII De entertained unless il be from a fonn1ar
regularly engaged IN the business Satisfactory
tEidff &c 81 which must Accompany the bid AM
bldoer obtaining contract will be reauired t,
ID lhe penal sum of ten thousand dollars for tho
dSlthful fuh ntnt Of his contract in all respects
The tord must be acknowledged Def Jre a in I.rr OF
court OF record, and the bonismen must b. Ger
uhtd by The Judg" of District Court of the I. I'D
e es or an Ordnance officer in charge Of l. nitrd
oates arsenal! to be worth the penal su "a over and
above all lie bilties ~ '1 'A-'
The right il reserved to reject all proposals if the
pr!ces are deemed TOO high or if TO. any cause II
them. '' ~ "'oep'
Iropo ais will be sealed nd addressed to Brig
Sdisr General James W Ripley Chief of Ordnancs.
Washington, ID. c :" and will be en iorsed Prom
sal for Aank uowitzers." RIPLEY
ja9-tuthslm Brigadier Genr Chief Of ora'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
TUESDAY, January 81.

SFNATF.-M Mr.. PomeToy introduced 4 bill
SUI plrmental 10 the act for the better OrganIza-
t!on of The military establs hment OF the United
States. Referred.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, introduced a bill an
tEOIizing contracts 10 Ice made with such States
as Will make allUtments 10 volunteers. Re-
feTred.
The bill for the removal of the Kansas Indians
Was TAX N mp, discussed and passed.
The bill To lndeHnaify the President and his
sui ordinate officers against suits for State
arrests, &c, was taken up, and Mr.. Da Wis
aGdr' ssed tie Sena upon il at length.
HOU-E.-h bill for the relief of certain per-
Sons above forty five years OF age was taken up,
and Nj. DIN moved to reconsider the vote by
which an amendment offered by Mr.. Holman
Increasing the pay of soldiers two dollars per
month was adopted; and after onsidcra Die de-
Ia," between Mcssrs Dunn and Olin in favor
OF a reconsideration and Ny. Holman aCainSt
II, the amen dmc ut was reConSidered, and the
bill ref rrcd TO the Committee on Military AZ
fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

- Minnesota hes disposed OF 40 600 acres of
hrr school lands for n quarter of a million ~
dollars, and there yet remains two and a half
millions 10 be sold.
"Prof o. A Brownson, white man Frad
douglass, (coiored man. and T. w brown
= 'ayuga chief, (red man, are lec.uring in
q 1I$ago.
81 OF the $4,000 u orth Of postage staups
on red for redemption AZ tn New York Post
Office, $4,000 worth werp rrjrctpd.as harina
b. used on letters.
- The four steamers burned bv the rebels a,
LsTIfth Shoals were the Parth.ui, Trlo
c""tio'te, and Sidell. They were loaded win
sI"irs for the army.
~ The officers OF the Irish Brigade h,va
IT--ehted 10 Gen. T. r. Meagher 4 GOLD un1ai
rs sd appreciation OF his ser vices in the ra1sa
Cf The Union. '1
- The Parisisns are trying to get IN a chess
h'sich between morphy and Kolich, the Hun
EsiFIaD Cheers player.
" state convention OF the conservative
parry OF Iowa has been Called 10 MEET al ~
moin"s or the 10Th OF May.
~Soutkrrn paprrs state that the renor, m n,
ION OF Mr.. fancey, Of Ala, was killed at
Id urfrees boro If untrue.
81 Mrs. Katharine Thomson, the authore.s
q many works of biography and a .tion, died
a. Dover, Eng, on the 18th Of December
~ The American ladies at Montreal baxa
6rghni1ed Soldiers Relief Association and
are receiving very encouraging donations
{" The American Gas Light Journal call,
att1 ntion 20 the fact that no gas COMPANY has
ever failed.
- The 50. Louis papers complain that that
cary is oveTrun with gamblers.
|" They made pretty good show OF cotton
an Eagiand At last aecouats-a23,O0ob bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27
1TTO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON

The German Relief Association fo- Sick and
moun!ei SOLDIER" have appointed the Ii,.ers gnef
ly advertised to be held at Ii Feows II n On Is
anuur .ne ibth OF teb q>ry: They take pleasure in
the invitation to assist by acting rs Mana 80
Mrs. Ms General General Sehurz. No. Al 18th ST..
between AZ and 9TH St.. o. ~ =
Mrs Major BaIbach Mas. av bet sth and 18th -ts
Mr. Mr. l. Nicholson president Of Fifth iii War Ward
Mrs FRANKLIN Philips. st. bet 9th and Int, 80
Mrs. Gsng.wer, No So Hss u" anu i''n 9'S.
charse OF Gaaf care Of Ml Hsard Assistant
,.G MIS- APPEL. care of Mr.. APPEL Surgeon General 5
Mrs. Fred. Schmidt, No. 2s 9th street
Mr. Mr. b,o Harp eth street near Mass avenue.
Mrs. Consul General Hitz, CAPITOL Hill
Mrs DR. Fincksl. corner st' and {; atr sSt
Mss HBeTzIe,ger: No % Market space;
Miss Maedei, No 4a3 New York avenue b,tr.sn
M ,t,s sn Hh l51h 'i a,s s..
The CO oper alton of the Ladies Of Washiu Rton -
earnestly requested. and those willing to take an
5y takngsnsy in a%snf for
filing tables and perhaps attending to the sale OF
Is.psctf,ly requested to comm1nicate with either
OF 'he ab3Se-na!n.d Ladies' but at ali events with
Sluss, Box 31i, so as to enable an early orsaniza,
A meeting OF those Ladies who will mako efforts
IN our toble cause, will be called AS sOon az eos.
mined =" w NeS'
Contributions will besides be received at the fol.
Post Office. ~ '''0 "e'''
Mr.. John Hitz. ar, Capitol Hill, opposite Capi.
Mrs Baumgrass, No. +sS 18th street
Mrs Muehlinghaus, No. 30 Market space
MetZerott's Music store
Philip L eolomon's Bookstore
She pherd Riley's Bookstore
Mrs. DIR. =. ID. Fiuckel. corner NTH and n raaf-
Tho use OF Odd Fellows Hall has been generous
ly granted for the purpose, free OF charge
Fair COMMITTEE.
Fred Schmidt, Adolf Ciuss
Arthur Balbsch, Chnries Kio,n.,r
Fred. Bedding.
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