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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-16
Ceaasea.isn 3. the FeaeraI ConEress.


X.incoln's power in the Federal House is not
as overwhelming ss hiss been supposed. The
telegraph from Richmond yesterday alluded TO
a very close vote in that body on the question of
eenfscstion. Tee following IS tbs report of the
proceedings of the DAY is fail, as We find them
reported and autographed by the reporters Of the
Associated Press Eerih. We take them from
the Sunday Nashville PressOf tbs I'm:
HoUsE.-The uouss resumed ths eonsidera-
ton CT the smondatory coufiesiion bill
M Woodbridge argued 10 favor Of restrain
ing TIE pUrsens Of rebels on eonfiscating their
BToSsrty.
M Cox moved to lay tho resolution on the
.sbls Disagreed 10 by veto of seyeaty-One
to eighty three.
Mr. Herman msdo . speech opposing tbe pas
ssea Of the resolution and the confgceiion act
kIr Wilson spoke in advocacy Of the Teseiu-
tion. vhie.. proposed TO do only what the Cen
| stitu.ioa authorised. Re expressed his surprise
/ tbas the expressed lovers Of he Constitution
Imposed the measure, its object being Justly to
puhsh traitors who ought not to be shielded, and
| vino we're not to be pEcl6ed With olive branches
and hoDeyed words.
Mr. Wilson, Of Iowa, considered conhscAtion
as the living law of the land, and therefore it
| was before tne House.
Mr.. Pendleton moved to reconsider the vote
BY which the previous question was Srdered on
the passage Of the resolution. This motion 1ss
| laid On toe table by two majority.
Tae Speaker then announced the question on
the passage OF the resolution.
M pevis, OF Maryland, moved to adjourn
mill tomorrow. Carried.
We srs also e1sbled to give the proceeding
of the next day in full, when the resolution wa
p,sss5. The report is from the authority men
''O'-' WAsHINGToE, February 5.
HoUsE-Mr. Smith, Of Kentucky, favored tn
emf seallon Of ali rebel property aao sa'o !"
ssou,d whip down this hsllish Tebelhon.
Ar. PspYn, of New Ywk, msds sPeeei
sgaiusl secession, but clAiTning the risntI an
y sisted uDsu ths Administration scting IN ODE
3iencs 10 the constitution. The resolution We
passed--52 sgsinst "a. a.
Tire in. II solution, IS passed, AMENDS 1n
joiut resolution Of July Is, 1862. BY making
reKd that 70 punishment or proceeding uaosL
shall be SO eQusTRed as 70 week . forfeiture
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mFasEBsTPPT DwkeEATED.

A gentleman who was with POLK's command
when il ieI back frcm Merton, and left Meridisu
on the IItb, brings Us sorowful intelligence Of
tbs TsvaEes eemmis.tsd by SHERMAN in bis
march through Mississippi. He is carrying cut
the thTees, il bis lsts Memphis speech, thas he
would make the people feel his power. Ray
m0nd, Clinton, ell Of jackson except tbe pub
lie buildings, Brandon, and even the little vii
lsgs Of Morton, we're given over to ihe flames.
On the route, many dwellings and al the out
buildings end fsrming utensils were destroyed.
Ho desires to make the people dependent, with
8 view 20 make submissicE % the military gov
eumeas he proposes to estsblish necessity.
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EDITION.
ga.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY I6
TO TAER PUBLIC.

We have been informed By several gentlemen
dat thsy have been charged fifty cents for 5
single copy of cur paper By soms Of the news
boys. This iy CONTRARY to our instructions, and
tie understanding By which the paper is placed
in thelT hands sl = price :bat enables them to
sen st twenty-five cents copy and FeshEo a
handsome PTefL ANY departure from this IN
dorstADding reported at the ofiee, viii prevent
a repetition of the fraud. Our price at fhe
counter is twenty-five cents tiaglo copy.
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RRa1E rsssstaalPPI.

I'VE have later ioformstion, direct from Ne
ridian and Enterprise, which corobcTstes cur
reports yesterday evening, except rs to tie
uhersabouss Of Gen. F0RREsT. he vas, at
last accom- 8, moving from tie TailahAtchie
bottom soulhessterly toward the Mobile snd
Ohio road, for the pEreose Of inlercepting
GRIERsoS, who had started south from Ter
nessee.
AL the ordinances and other stores st Meridian
#5re being moved to Dsmopelis. Such public
property SO could not probably be removed was
made ready to DO destroyed a. any moment
al the railroad stock above Meridian vas taken
Gauth
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u TbeTo y-,s D.r,on IN NJ. eItv recon-

ES There Tas a person in this city recently
Eh5 represented hiasElt - tha American coz
respondent Of he London Herald Under
cover Of That Cfics, he got among gentlemen,
Es3 Put his hand into one Of their POCKETS. He
hsd En iateTYiaW with cur msy0T IL e0rsg-
qagnce il-creot and is ROW where tbe dogs
wou't SIX st him" Ths name Of the Herald S
espon3eatis II. Bat! Hs6son. lie was IL
AssEts On 81 Slh inst.
We clip She foregoing paragraph from the Nc
bic ITitsas Of Friday morning aud copy It noTely
for tho purpose Of entering cur ca7sst against is
Fr5-1 crr long and intimate acquaintance with
AEr. Uswson, We bolieVe him to be utterly incapa-
be OF the conduct imputed 10 hin by the Tribune
and arc sati- dsl thsgo is some mistake in the
mater, which tie faEure 20 denbt viii reveal.
We bsve known Ir Hewson fcr many yssrs
as gentleman Of high neral worth and social
position, and aye ssfi. fed that osr colemP0Tssy
has done him great irj asiiee in giving Publicity
to ihis hAsty aaj iacousidsFats paragraph.
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ANOTHER ESCAPE OF PRISONERS The
Dsnville Appeal ssys about sixty Of the Yam
kee prisoners, confined in the tobacco iseteIy
Of tnat pisce, usde their escsps Tbursdsy nighi
last. Tls ssespe wss made after the fashion o.
Morgan. They commenced digging tannei IN
the eeu.sr Of iho Aog, tskirg EgEhg course
for about fifty feet, struck tbs Burfhce OF ths
ez-th in the yagd Of Mr. J w. Pace, which was
outside Of line Of ssutinsls and protected from
tneir view by plank fence. A few were ar
rested before they got oas Of town.
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RIrTHEATED The Rene Courier, Of sasur-
day, stales that the Federal fOrc7, division ct
infa.utry under Gen. ostsrhsus, ard brigade Of
csvsl.y, COMMANDED by Gen. Wilder, that re-
eoHti y cecuPisd wills valley, have all retired
bey, nj tbs Tennessee river. They recrosred
last Tuesdey night, and have fortified on the
north bank Of the river, opposite LsTkins' ferry.
Tbsir pontoons hsd not been taken up on
"Wednesday. Oar scouts gov 90 to LsTkins'
ferry and slso Gun.erBville.
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y The Secretary Of Wsr IL reply 70 1850
lua5n Of tie H5uss Of R-presentiTes, asking
for infcIma,i 4 ralz,iys 'to any orders CT Tegu-
istions estabiiahiag domestic passport system
for ciazsn5, Who.bor men CT women, travelling
itbiu he CoaisdeTsss States outside tho line
Of aay army, - mske5 the extraordinary rovels-
si5D thas tba whole sys;em Of domestic passports
is ezfirslB aEaathoTized, and las been allowed
by the Government, and tolerated by cur Cit
gems without one word Of Law to authorize, juE-
aly or e1css5 It. And yet the guards On the
traias pgesums to say that citizen shall nOs
accompany bis family, snd are qaite expert in
nsiHg their guns to prevent it.
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" Tbs editor Of tho Ssyannsh RsPRblioaA
ssys that 10 hss received in the lss. few dsys,
eonsidersbls quantity Of coats, psutaloons,
shirts, socks, eie, for the Tennessee soldiers in
Joaas.1n's army, al Of which are being packed
and -7iu be shipped in a day or two to trusty
party for distribution.
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ARREST or DESERTERs The RAls:gh Con-
fsde4ats states that smong the Yankee prisoners
Isksa below KinsiOn last weak, thsra were foT-
~ fys dsseFlOrs from NelhelcatPs battalion.
They were in full Yankee unif5rm, and vii, Of
course suffer the penalty 20 sninsaiy dss the
hsss crime Of deserti0n to lie enemy. Ons de-
sssteT from the 5th regiment, caught in Yankee
uniform, Sals shot en- Thursday lsst, with sew
egal others,
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e great many of the Yankee tents on Morris
isisnd, il is reported. have dssppeared suddsnly.
Al tho steamers in Lighthouso inlet have also
dissppeared, leaving nothing there bat supply
snd other sehooners
Only four shois were fred npon the city
ThuTsdsy night. Oco shot was also Cred a
Fort Sumter Thursday night. and missed
There was no O4her pogs Of interest
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rreEn FIerida.

From the Savannah NsWs.l
We are indebted to the postmaster at Lake
City for the following intelligence. His lSster
is dated:
LAKE CITY, Fob 10, 1864
Fhe enemy ara in heavy force within forty.
mics of this place. Camp Finnegsn was taken
last night
The steamer S. Asr1E was burnt on the Oh
inst, at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon.
0or cavalry and the enemy are now fighting
near Baldwin.
There are from eighteen to twenty Yankee
gunboats and transports st Jacksonville.
The enemy are ia possession of both the rail-
roads at Baldwin.
We presume that the steamer st. Marys was
burned By our own troops to prevent her iron
falling into the hands of the sBeny. At Inc
time Of her destruction the pickets of Gen. Fin
egan's command were stationed below the
steamer A portion Of her stock was owned BY
Com Montgomery, Col. J. IngeTsoll, P. o. Eos-
ter, and E. d. Wesdi OF Mobile. Some OF her
stock was slse hell il Augusta
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~ The Richmond SsEtizsl SAYS tho latest
il, formation from the Rspidan diseouTsges the
i5os Of Hesds's falling back, which was lately
eouriaared plausible. The position remains
unaltaied. The recent demonstration theIs vas
probably Hree5nuoissAncs and fsint in the in
tsrest Of the movement from Williamsburg.
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~ The Mobile Tribune learns that whilo :
train on the Mobile and Ohio rsiIread was on
its way to that city, on the 1lth, At or near She
the State line, pin OF bolt broke, which dis
connected the cara midway Of the train, and be-
lag an up grade the rear pcr.ion receded back,
and came in collision with another train be-
hind, killing three soldiers and wOunding an
other, and badly injuring several ears
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The war News.

An officer last night from Orangs Court
House reports that ths zrUy was entirely qaist,
aad coGsrsaictsj the report that IT has been in
line Of battle since Sunday.
Passengers By the York River railroad
brought the report lsst ajghs that considerable
Yankee foEee was landing fToBs transports at
Yorktown. There Is 4 suppO5itiOn thas large
naval force has been detached frun Charleston.
South Carolina, for operations On the Psninsuis,
rseeRs NaTtheIn PsPols s having stated that there
Vas an imp0rtaHS m1TeTent 10 the snem5's
lest off CssTiosion.--RiehEa0Ed EEanizsr, I1lt
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Il The Mobile Rsgisssra acontr.dieis . repogs
very prevalent, fh.s dsri8g tie rseest move
nsnt Of troeps up the Aobils and Ohio railroad,
a large numbs- Of AississiPPiaus deserted thsir
eslcrs. A field officer Of enc Of these regiments
su.hcrlzss deuial Of ths sAory, 80 detrimental
10 tse honor Ct those troops If 3 Mississippi
soldier could ever make uP bis mind to the base
and eowaTdly get oF deserdon, Hs should sup
Usso that the 7ery last mcmsni that he wculd
select to disgrace himself, would be thss in
which he was called upon to give lho iavE5sra
battle upon tbs soil Of bis owa State. We ara
truly glad to learn ihs Mississippi troopl haze
been slandsTed IN this respect
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tho estate Of the offender contrary to the cen
siitution Of the United States, provided that no
other public waning or proclamation Of the
President, made and published by him on thu
2lst Of July, 1862, which proclamation sg'naade
saAll be received and held snEicisnt in all eases
now pendiog, or which may hereafter srise un-|
der said act
AaianIned til Mnn.1aY
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TaHsrmes.' Of the Charleston Hsreuzy.

writing on the Sth INST, seys;
An article, headed +" MArlisI Law" which sp-
pears this morning il the ofieisl journal, tends
10 confirm tire Suspension OF hsbeas corpus re-
oor,ed in nay last. was told yesterday, by :
GoveFnment ofHesT, that tae suspension u eElled
tor because some Germans hsre have made
,o. 4, rasassiIssts the President; and the papers
5Tenost ths arrest Of . Daiehman who said JET.
Dsvis ought to bs huag. So We 60. lsis mGn'
strous that Congress should legialsge On such a
matter in secret session, cutting of Al sxpTes-
sion Of opinion from she people,
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CHARLEsToE, February 15.-Twsnty-sEo
shells we're thrown at the city to-day.
Very heavy frRg has bcaa heard in the d.
reciiOu Of slono. L Is thought to be the gun
boats sheIEng Johns Island.
There has been no change in the position Of
Tia aeet.
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z he ConsiIsatEoz OF Araausas.

The Msmphis Baiistiz, of the % h uls., ssys
the State Convention of Arkansas, after = ses-
siou Of nearly thEes weeks held at Little Rock,
has competed g new Safe constitution which is
pnblishsd in full in The Unconditional Union,
together with sn address to the people of Ar
kansas. = Ths address states that the constitu-
ton is to be submitted 70 the voters on the sec
ond Aondey of March next, the 10 h--thst il IS
simply the old constitution with soms few
Amsndmsnls--thst slavery is forever prohibited,
ss peace made on any Othsr plan wculd be Of
short duration. Twenty-Five counties were
present at he opening Of The convention, and
SIX others haa held elections; the convention
rely for authority for The instrument they have
prepared, not upon its authors, bat upon the
votes OF loyal citizens.
Tho following is the article bearing upon Tie
slavsTy qusa,ion, the oRly portion of the Con
sliiuiion IN winch The old instrument is very
materially departed from;
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TUpon ous our business Streets, q meT-
ehEut has placed =. bis door board with tte
names of vsrious srtielSs held for sale by hinr
on it. Among them IS tSo sr;icle Of Aoll-
sssra
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Report Of the Pres. As.oclaai0a.

Entered according 70 ect Of Congress tn the yerr 1873
By 8. THaksaKE, II the Clerks ofacs Of tbs Dis.
tst Cout q the Ccafsdsrzts States foE he GsEtE-
ern Dl.trict Of Georgia
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ARTIcLE Y.--ABoLITiOH oF sIAYERY.

Sec. l. Neither slavery nor involuntary sor-
vituds shall hereafter exist in this State, ether
wise than for ihe punishment of crime whereof
The party shall have been convicted by due pro
cess Of law; Ror shall any malls person arrived
at the age of twenfy-one years, nor female ar
rived st the age of eighteen yesEs, be held 70
serve any peTson as a servant under indenture
OF cOntTset made, unless such person shall enter
into freedom, and on condition of bona fide
consideration received, 10 be received for their
services. Nor shall any indeRiure Of any ne
gro or mnlatto hereafter made aud executed ont
OF this State, or if made in this State whore tho
term Of seTv &C exceeds one yesT, be OF the least
validity, except those given in eases of eppTen-
ticsship, which snail not be Tor a longer period
than until the apprentices shall srrive 81 the age
Of twenty-one years, If male, or the age Of
eighteen years, if female.
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EaleHs FFoH RIorAda-Tho EHemy H
PuIsed-ConfCdsFates Captured,

II uEHHG EFGE ENOFh0a-AhB = H6EuV EaGs
Putsed-COnfCdsFates Captured.
Frcm the Savannah Nsws
From passengers who arrived from Florida
by the Gulf tTsin last evening, We have OBJ
tainej some further particulars Of the skiruish
Rssf Baldwin, the repuiss Of the enemy, aad
their retreat on SAndeIs0n.
Oa Monday night the Yankee cavalry esti-
mated at Eve TO seven huRdred, advanced on
Camp FinEeSAn, which Is about thirteen miles
from BALDWIN. Our pickets seeing the ensmy
advsncs, went in and reported Our troops
were soon drawn up in line, but before they
could move eff, were hsnkad right and LETT,
and about one hundred aud fifty Of them cap
| tured The movement Of the enemy was so sud
| den that they came within four hGndTsj yards
| of cur camp before thsy were discovered.
We had al Camp Flnnegan soEss infantry, az
tilIery, and two companies Of cavalry. The
greater por ion of the cavalry made good their
escape. The two batteries OF artillery were lost
with the horses, wagons, aud ell other camp
property. Capt JcSspb L Dunham's battery
saved all their horses, bat lost their sHns.
Capt D. vas Hes with his command, being sick
and OF duty.
Ga Tuesday marning the Yankee cavalry ad-
vaneed On Baldwin, sad thence TO SaudeTson,
where q gkirmish took place. Gn Wednesday
morning the enemy advanced 10 within four
miles OF Lake City, where Gen FinnegB1 had
formed his troops in line Of bstile. A bsisk
ight took plsce, which lasted several hours,
when the enemy was REFUSED, and Tetreassd 70
Ssndsrs0n.
It was reported that in this fight we lost ten
men killed and number wounded. The loss
Of ths enemy is not kncEn.
Col. McCofmic5 is among the captured, slso
Sergt. Jas. King, tegssber with al the InsmbeTs
OF his eoYps. This company had latsiy bssn
| formed in Marion county, Florida.
We srs told that the stssmer s.. Aarys vas
not burnt As reported, has that shs was sunk IN
seventeen feet water. Tee So. Msrys vas load
4 Cd with cargo Of cotton and turpentine. a
| large portion Of her eostSa was tskeu cut SD
Dlsead On shore, where It Yves burnt
A large numbeT of negroes have been, cap
| tured by tbs enemy and carried off Their cav
| airy alous advanced, and It is supposed that
| they have fallen back on their infantry sup
ports.
TAsre are but four Yankee gunbosks at Jack
solfville, the transports having left, IS IS EuP-
posed for tos purpose CT bringing sdditioaal re-
iufoTeements.
! At SandeEson shs enemy destroyed in enc
warehouse, upward Of 5000 busbels Of corn, a
quantity of bacon, etc, ard burnt the greater
portion Of ths village.
Il is gratifying to knew that the vsndals have
been finally driven back from Lake City, but
ffors sn we eSn learn, their advance fron Jack.
souville was very nearly bordering ca dis
graceful surprise. Il is painful TO reflect thai
| even ore hundred and ffty prisoners have iallsT
into the euemy's haRds, who by proper Tigi
| lance might have escaped. Il is impossible Al
ways to prevent Tepulse or defeat, but in thi
i vocabulary of the true soldier there shoRld b
no such word as surprised"
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T 4 certain druggist in this city keeps his
shin MASTERS IA a drawer marked Strength
P.astern
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RAGS WANTED,

The highest market prics, either in money
OF subscription, viii be paid for clean cotton
OF linen rsgs, white or colorsd, delivered at the
APPEAL counting room, Atlanta.
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= Tie Selma Reporter Of the 18Th ssys:
+" Cor. Fsuesi, with Ell his available force, had
gore in fhe direction Of Memphis, having ssoer-
ta.nsd hat oil tie whi.u troops had bsea with
dIawa from ihe place 70 strengthen Sherman in
bis N svameut on Meridian. This comes 10 us
il such shape tia; We pinot doubtis
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soUTEzaEss EXPRHs S.

~ ~ a = VL4zasHsH slSssA& &as-@-Alsa ~
OFRTCE 6OUTHEES E1FIEss CoHFAEY,
.N1eutai Ca FebTualy y, 1854.
RTUCH cnnpl sint h~ins lusd o. the delay by this
lNl Csmpnry IN for,VErsi1g lcerchsndise, 4 in
structed 70 advertise tt i- Tas q he Company
7irs thzt Government uscksg shalt aks precedence
al others. sna next in order, psckaceE tor7sT8ed
by friends sEsOcin s % officers cr ldeEE in ths
GslS or h1spitsls tne osSerFance OF thls rule, %
stIsr wiz iei fsciios fCV trsnsP P7rtetioni nsees
ssry atlsy iu <hs foryT Icrg Of psctEgez for
merchants AID sthsrs. :. M 2 'RS, Jrf Agent
CFFIcE EOUFHERE EXPESss COMPANY
A1gUsts, Ga, February j. 1868.
LsuEl notice b hereby given 60 al concerned that
Irrzona Who ship packs sss njng sRF riHeE
CcrsE 8thoat iafaTu i1F .eat % ths ftei, viii
rot bs eutsIsd ~ 0T wa tsy rsCsTe the beseft Of
val1E-iJE.
Spirits wines cord as VIII not Be for7Ta-ee 1E -lis
Company ezas p IN ler SPegizi Contract
JAHES SECIEE
Ssper-u=,s sz5ent sr-d 1ciIli; Pr-.I Ilt.it.
J H. BoEr = rrt -f=- g Gs fast2 .rl
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.EFREFLE.

~ ~ LlLZs besue-u Elz2kii1 saa aAsnl.o- a
D. -. i sue gf 1z4st ptesgzef .ac- al ih '--
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- tfst .hsrG Ihz .zais Is AV7aF- i1rois7el H,sA
- = = f-e llsrssi aEJreZ Cssa-a zrs "a lAl hLo-
Tt- e geraoan va1 Elsh 10 stop A. CHS 19 ~; ~
Ctbrr p.sos sl-Fcisre 3 lg..4 so We. = Fesla1sf
t. 90 ldss
A q. EgETEEEE.sP PS0E,
CaE ElssieR MeTChzai aas 96aleF lB
BsmcgIic H&EzisctEses,
sUsi Z, SALT, ToInA.09. eLo. Corner. OAsgry
ERs esssaa ssssgis kas9p .Gs.-
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p. p. PIE ASE,
CO-g E.zISsEO.7" sZERCEks&JS'T,

Cldra Of ths late frn O Pssss DEvis, PesshtEos
e,rsst. aLs1ls, GoorgiA
TT u 1serd promptly 20 al orders OF o1Eaisn'
W r P. PEAsE,
gss = atlEnig CO.
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RrwARDED.-Mosby has been promoted 70 .
Heutensntcoloneley,
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nnnl NEgBO n = rs--at .tsp 5 bb Iron Work. Onc
ZJyF Wouau viii Be TeCei red with each ter men
s,enfo "a be qusrlers-n1 food sd -gthinR viii be
fr-u-La This cEs.0ilshlsr- O. tocatFd tfty miiot
ortb of seluE, has rszcaiy beeu purchased by t-s
(9ererrs. M AID d WorE ca 1oveIaLlsut zccoLnL
Essrssar e al eelE- Alabama
W. ET-nkEESON BITNT.
i-1err Maor rrl- a.,al fs.vs sfuu b. aI H..
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5a,n.I Lcgee Femate ColIegc.

u IIbH 49, -. - . =
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fROW HALTFAX.

HALIFAX, Feb. 6,-Iu toe cass Of the Chesa-
pesEe the court decided that the vessel and car
90 b9 returned to ownaTs, subjsot TO expenses
of court.
Marshall Kennedy and number Of C0Dfsde-
rate officers left for Dixie on the staamer AlphA
to-day.
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FROM wAsBIgGToy.
PROM Arkansas

FoRF SMITH, Ark, February 6-Cspt Pur-
cell, Gen Hunters sdiutsnt, was brcughi here
prisoner to-day. Hunter Is = son Of Senator
Hunter, and commands an Indian brigade.
Gen. Price superseded H0lmes in command Of
the departments of ArkansSs, and is still at
LongwoOd, west Of Can6sn
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AFFAIR n KaNSIs-

LEAvEEwoRTH, K. T. February 6-Thsrs
was skirmish in Jsckson county yesterday
between Capt. Co.am&n's command snd about
one hundred guerrillss. L is supposed that
part Of Quantrelps old band of gueFrillas sre
collecting in thss county fer plandsring. Ar
rspgements arc making 70 break up that organ
izs.iou.