Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-02
VOL. XIV, NO 277

I coicasls, mEj1rs sad eaptaiHs eaonsh u oza d.
( partmsnt-zzd q szsl dePsFtlssat a. Ehst--so
I scn-aEnd a brigads; ELd jet net enc OF iheso
sclensls, majors ard captains hsd svor seen he
1 snemy. II szsh disliasti8us Herp o be Ensde,
[ ks tsought they shsuld be made il isver Of shaE
! brsTe class Of men nc gia the fsld- II any de-
sarvel shs1s r Vas he gaIiaHt uea who had
borno tbs b1Eds1 Of the 6gha
Mf Curry presented 8 ssTieg Of Fssoi1ki0as
/ from tke AlsEma LeEislsturs--oHs prsTink
| that Ike eifsana Of q ssEnly oveTTun b the en-
gr7g ray b erau11lsd frczl taZg-su also, cze
9rsyf-y thst tie fsrsilia8 Of soldiers nay b 81
erptsd fem tars.ioni and others about gunllY
stLsr matters. The TssolatioEs Wsrs sPprsPn-
afsiy referred.
ar Saith, Of Alsbanas submitted . Tes0i1-
.fon TIA. tic JudieisFy CozEaitts9 iEqaire 4 sna
cspyrigh. Law eztsads The Tight Of eosynght 70
phis dispztshss.
~. saith sa1a asas BE Eas n he habi. Of
ssaiBg TIE telegraph sispstebss Published i ~
nsivsprrsEs under fRs beading Of Entered Sc
eog1izz 70 ths &c. Of Cs1Eress, Ihis is no
ylaa II The 1cTsps3sTss but tAe Aolor Of it 1e-
longs exclusively to he telegraph msns Who
advcrtisaa thess dispatches s. history Of ne
wa Res.
NJ sni.E sad be di5 nc. believe tHas sks
espyrighi lss extended 90 telsz1als, neg vas
5lch so 1z-=-tz-- - ~ = = did Ia ahnuid
nlsFs te Tspsai thEt psriiC1 OF Is.
Er. Citizen eHsFsd 3 resolution providing that
al prC5uc.s r1issa szeiaEIValy bY white ls5cE
. eEsm5t fTom taxsti5- r. kiad, aaa hat the
. miles ef so-dsgs nov in the ssfviea, OF Eho
Atve been killed, DO allowed 70 hsTs sad hold.
free frsm TAXATION n kind tHo cows % ssea
family.
M CEilssn said thst ths Oh jses Of his resolu-
tion vas 70 protect he pear, indigaat white
families gzao raised n0 usoTs taEn Ter .hsif sHR
luSEOTt He thought thas &c AK n kid
shoald BE- lgvisd On ihsir sesut pEodae.s- Iha
G9vsTumsnt daIiysd comparatively notbing y
t. while Is sH5ck 8ss to create dissatisfaction
Hs ths1eht lbs maeh better plan W7uld Be as
iadicatsd ia his Tssolutiea.
Tas resolutions Eecs retired
EILLs, RESOLUTIONS, HEH0RLkLs, ETa-
TIE foiisHils bis, resolaiIsuss usmorialss
sle, were iutrsdassd and rsleIrods
A bin, BIZ NJ Giop.oa, % increase shs en-
cheney Of tic army b tho smpioyusHt Of
slaves.
kbiH, byMr Cla5p, psoFidisz i7r an asylua
for E1ua1aS srd disabled soldiers, = be called
ihe aVetaIan Se,dieTs' Lfsns.''
A rezolusien, By 3if. Fsots, thss tie Military
eoumiitso inquire iata tho sEpedieuey Of heEe-
sf.as mosatisg cavalry at the expense Of tAs
GoFeraHsns-
AbiI- b. BI-. Garland, % su2prsss- abuses IN
hs qaaTteT1s5tsr AID esnlzissGry depart
ABiu, By ar Hsisksll. to rsssofs ths Ell.
eieley ol izs rrny-
A soamauisatian, by Mr. Niles, frun ihs
GoVorE0r Of South SsIoliGa, esEsriEg esrtala
rsss.z.iaEs Of the Gsssrsl Assembly lsf has
State IN Tsisliez to Ebgses zEdsr the iapEoss-
nlcEf law
A resolztion inyisiag Gen Hsod, While il ihis
civ. to Z seat II tAs han. A4optsd.
Efr. Rssd, Of kentucky, called Up hc1 he
eaisu5ar the bill pTsri5isg for w9anasd and
disabled soldisrs, bas-a ve.a Occurring PaBdl1ls
ifs esnsiiersii1n GA s1 sIaezdngnt proposed 20
tie biu. he 6sezs fsgad i.self without gao
ruln, and saersap3n adj lUrusd.