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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-20
rnELEU rnmAsaR.

We have seldom seen, says the Rshnond
DisYaieA, more universal concurrence IN the
press Of this eountry upon any one subject than
there is in i.s opposition to the desperate ezps-
disrt Of levy en aasss of the population Of
the CoBfedsrscy. I. is 8 confession Of weak
rsss not warranted BY the circumstances Of tho
case, csleuleted TO create disiruss in the minds
Of our ewn psopls CT he exisDt Ct car resources.
AID hes already given eEccuragement to tho
hopes Of cur enemies. Te put bsys Of from
sixteen 10 eighteen in the srmy, is to destroy
the "soed com" Of ;be population, as President
DAVIS sptly Characterised it ard to forco men
over the sge Of forty.fyo into toe ranks, is to
luEn;sh food fOg disease sad death, and 10 crowd
the hospitals ssj gTkvsysEds, witkeut sd5ing
sPprecisb'y to the strength Of the ermy. Pru2-
sis, when bslesgueTed by The most colossal mill
tsry power on ihs earth, nsvsr called n.eu st
.hsi sss fren their homss. Attheig homes .bey
are COED for something there they. and tic i'm
mature siripliogs whom cruel rsl.calism would
devote to the porils Of battle, nay provide food
for IN army which is elIssdy pressing strongly
on tic nesrs Ct subsistence, ard, under Stale
e.gaai.si5ns, render the cniy nillsry service
Of whish tLey are capAbls, tso defense Of the
soil sgainst lho ssids Of the enemy.
Bi:gZ back tho strsggleTs and the a5senlses,
placs negroes in tbs places Of white ts1nstsfs,
nurses, eta snd We shag bAve a. large an army
ss ihe people ean iss5. Wha. We nssd is Gkill
aud pra5saes in 1hs development sud husband
iag Of our resources, rather i5sa Az incFesss Of
nambcrs Lock at tho shameful maoEeg IA
which Csnielsra!e property has Dcsa squaa
dersd, and the negligence and blunders by
which So many Of cur man have fallen int tho
hands Of ihe enemy. Thsso are The evils wlloh
mast bs rerned.sd, and, as long ss shey eouti1Ce,
no increase Of cur strength vii be of any per
mansnt value. Il will be like new inheritance
to 9 spendthrift, who will run thTough it just as
rapidly as his former possessions. What VIC
want 70 see ia Congress is coolnsss, combined
with energy; and in the army, vigilance snd
discipline, uGnad with courage
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Saily gppea,
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
wEpNRsDAY MoRNINa JANUARY %
sreAma,s HREaARa.

That The gailSEt tFocps Of the ne5ls old Vel
unieer State should have tsken the initiative in
The movement of re-snlishrg Tor the term Of tie
wkr is 10 The highest degree gratifying to the
hearts Of TenBesssssns every Tkere, while at the
same Sine their eondast cannot fell to inpArt a
lhril Of JOY, Of hepe, and of eon6deuee, TO the
whole country. By reference to the published
proceedings in another col1mn, it will be seen
thAt the gallant brigade Of Gen. sTRAHL hes
followed in tho footsteps Of ,ho cid '154ih,"
-sed lcrsersd their services 30 theiT GoveTnIoent
sid country until tbs war is terminated and
eur Independence schieved
Tbis looks Ikea reviyi8cation Of tie ulsriial
szdor and patriotic spiri. which inspired our
whole people during The earlier periods Of toe
var, and eonirssts most nobly and enccursg-
iEgly with tie conduct of those wesk-kneed
sroskers and. sknlksTB who are endeaYoring to
hes tke country in eIdgr to avoid service and
shun the dangers to come.
The noble example Sc. by these gsllaug and
gstvcrn veterans, viii speedily revive tho
hopes and rsinvigorste ths rpisits of our people,
and gives assurance That our csuse is safe aud
our triumph certain. Their conduct in tLis
Partieular viii, if possible, win them moro
enviasle snd enduring fans, than even their
gallant ard heroic deeds On so many well-ieueht
6elds have already won lor them. I! sill be a,
pleasing task for the future historian to dwell
for moment en- this lttls episode In their glo-
risus caTssr, in oTdor that ho may properly adoru
the pages OF ais beck with betting tribute to
the undying patriotism, heroic sacrifices, and
uuseiAsh devotion Of these brave men. In ihis
ono act they have built for themselves moru-
nens more lasting thsn brass or marble, and
entitled themselves to tie lasting grasiluds Of
the country, which, Nc are persuaded, she will
Elways feel herself honored in bestowing upcn
hem.
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rhe Fort 5ask.sa Eneuss.

Tie hfzs reports Of this affair were exasgsra-
ted beyond tho usual exsggsEasioas which cone
from the MississipPL Bat there was somsthiBg
in Il, although Of Nc great consequences to any
one. The last that we have seen Of it in The
Eortssrn papers is given as follows "a lst.e,
from New Orleans, dated l2sh ult., to he Bos.
ton CoHrisF:
o5r military authorities have Just had fora.
taste Of the wisdom in trusting important nil
isry posts TO eolored troops, By rsyolf Al FsT.
Jackson, which the nswspspsrs 4, this de-srt.
msah 'by authority" Viii inform yon VS.
only an sltsrcAtien between sn ofiesr and sons
Of tna msn aud soon qUislsd." I have my IL
tcfnstien from the lips Of the efhssr in com
aaad Of that post, ths gsfrisoa OF which con.
SISTED Of ave hRndEed coIoEsd soldiers and oa-
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The EirElsEa army.

An officer just from .hs srmy of Virginia, aud
who has served gslIsnsly in il from the begin
ming Of tie wsr, gives shs Mobile Register
cheering Recoants Of the good condition sud
dauntlsss sPiri. Of thsse troops. he Topresenls
that they are we'll clad and sbandanlly provided
with Tsiioas. They are in wintsr quarters, and
Iike old soldiers whc knew kOW to taks csTe Of
tbsasslves, they have built themselves huts,
have plenty Of fuel, ard are as comfortable IS
men csa be in = climate so rigorous as ths! Of
Earthern Virginia. The troops are as fall Of
pluck as ever, bava no idea of anything bal
Sighting cat tue Wks as long as tho Ysgkecs are
ea the soil and threaten iha lbeIlies Of TIE
South, audit never enters their heads that they
can be whipped By Liacoln's hireling's. Il is .
veteran, tried and glorious army that General
Lse commands. The m0rGlS and confidence il
POSSESSES, it has won by It's own Harpassing
CALAMITY It's llurels are its own. These msn
haYo religious faith in their glorious chief and
that chief is not annoyed By tho 5nArls End dis.
contents ofsehsming political generals.
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Ess.la.lsa se a Hsvlee.

a EosL iute-l5 cV t1 x pace, .sse
Uo=k, a1 the Uru1s Convent -n lhi5 civ
This wss e sa Fess2 .is- 7t yaaa e ia-y izt3 ias
community,
Tas slsssss Of .ls .r t.. d i1n sr- Bound By
tlcif VOWS t7 cH=.tig, r1rev eEl ccedicrc3.
a esHdilzts FOR -ssu5e- ai7, s'tsf being stmit-
ted into tie eoaYsuf. ps5zss sy1 yssrs as . nev-
ice, at he end CT TLi1A .i11 it Is ls Lsr ost.cn
% TotUTn 70 tbs wc1l5- Y % zsslms ti-e n1al
VoE which bnss hs- f5r lfs.
The yoHHg lacy above rsaG0Hrd YES Hss
E5anel, tcrhegiF II /, u3lscl=. 5li3 Vas 90 en-
Ter u90u her n0yiiIl 2.
The ceremony begsn with re szlcsnss into
tbs chapel Of the 7cur- tli candidate snd the
Mother Super9r, see5 u7aufsI e. pfccsssi1a
OF nuns, w5o wsiSel ia dlG-.a l.e, ~ Ga lightsd
/ tapsgs ia th5ir hsal1 Ine i4s-sr. seDsr1ilue ea
either side, Lett tie yOC1g iaiy, F.-a tlr eEpe-
ri.y. before Re biz p
Tas appearance cf 4.ss FeEEsi st this no
nsRs was very ia.e.-s..- s ialssd. $40 wss
dressed as 3 bui.- ir rL ..s Lss,ians. &, wish
orange flowers in r-r hair Alr woe aIso, or
usTents Of rshies 81 IN nesT5. The costume
? had q bsauitu vn.iezIc3.
Alter ieE qEesrCl5 a8 10 TEe.hef as en-
tsrfd the eolFc1t ct Peg 0Hl free Til, TIE
bisaop, IN . qui8s ai5eaur7a -rocsc3sd e *
B,sin the nature HLJ oa5-lis or ft.8 cea'l
uunitY TEi5 c1He-rlz1, l.+ Cs-lidate Ws8
lIa H5W ths CO pr 81" -lilr o1eeElor,
AM, In 2 very sl5-l rrr-;-. sssil c 1a1ueie3
back, having, in h-r brief fb exec. ezchsngs1.
her bridal TUbgs for tbs htas q tie ordsr.
TAeR followed the Plgs4a .H5isn b tAs TosaEy OF
beads, and the zosI --u .-r e -r.1i ~ Of s!l-
ProslT16nE hsrseli urld To a-0r. :ho yeGag
maiden was eovsr,d Z VIII = 5'aeE pail typify-
ing her death 20 sae Eo4l5. @ her h13y. IS
she lsT th1s, l1TsI5 w-ta sEa<i, IS -upsn .
coF7se, by ssTersl IL ils g.Ii- arsyed Il. n.Rhi.e,
wko stcod near.
During he-essaUscry sor-a bssusiful hJEHs
wero Sung BY a chJiE Of t1a y3a l.al pRyils cf
the iHsttati0n. Too vi .s pE1ce1slnzs vera
full Of s,.en-1iiy ard II. ss.-=Isss.a15la Gaze
liHias.
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II We have frequently heard, says the G9-
ridiaR (SIiss.) CIertas, Of our troops charging
the Yankees but they have invariably besn
fortified with musksts and fxed hsyonsi5. Ii
remained fer Forrest, who is fast becoming the
hurst of this war, to iEaugurate charging an
enemy without weapon cf any description. In
bis recent retreat from Jackson, Tennessee, he
was attacked by the Yankees near The line Of
Tho Memphis aud Charlegion railroad, and his
srmsd fores being small, he ordered The new re-
eruits, two thousand in number, Who had net
recsyss aIms, 70 chasge the enemy. They in,
D1ed.a.eIy rushed fo,wa,d, and the Yankees ss'
founded at The force coming toward them, asd
in ali directions, leaving Forrest clear rosd to
oxford. This ruse de gaeTrs is = little Gbssd CT
snythirg #e have yet seen ehrOnieled.
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EIeanOEp BRTsn MAETEAeT0aY.

4 he proprietor Of the RICHMOND BRB5H NAN
UrAefeRY southwest eSrner Of Brohd sne Sd
s,sir Is prepared % s-pPy the trade ahd he paofs
-. .siiy vyi.h Brutba5 Ter blEskfaE Waite "usai1g
ssrpbb ing. eloIhes eBs, Of the best 1nanuissiure
be Sheft ~ eet VII be paid fer bTisfea Sad Lag
sf IS kInaa end 81 Esreons having sny 81 tsnd Wa
F--.t r. LAGRE,
FJ3ST- RstIRfRd, W
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BsigaajsF-GeasTal Commanding.
f. p. Coolidge, ts..-...-t..
Lieut.. J. Bard,

Y In speaking Of the losses Inflicted upon
the Yankee Goysrnmsnt By gusrrillss, the New
York W0rld of the 7sh inst. says; 'IR thedepart-
nsnt Of Washington three millions dollars
worth sf Guazssrmsstsr and eoHmisssIy stores
Asve been Loss By us-captuISd by guerTilAs.
The only eSHsoistiOn about the less Of those
stores is, that the Treasury got them ChssP
enough--hSying given lis no;e for Ihsn."
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ANEEIRlRLE REEIlR6eE

CN2E Ae 5ougbt for CoR6ederata uoasy in Gls town
~ Z Arouru. Alsb5ma On the MontFsntry and
West Psiat IA ToAd, sixty mile as0vs HostiiomeTy
TIE let eoBt ins iWssiy acres. EEz Il al tai
ssFY ouibuila-nRs suth - COED negro cabins a new
ban g0od Eta5les, HOcsAo pantry etc. ha axsal
.sHt s-rdsn spot, sps-5i wen Of wsier fruit trees,
e's- Also Ten AsTs fsa for Petslses sorIi, psss,
t'e Psrfes wshiBg purriIsss VII plasse cab On
Dr.. r O. EssikE kEoey. nc Is BEtborzsa 20 sch in ny
aSstGss RS lPll FaSS , KEN TypY
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N0TTeh.

kHfbR AND zZssIegG E5EEAy1, I
bEt.EA Alabana, BsesEaoer iYsh, Lse3. !
n WtHA 20 bsDtyaet Tiih parties ssr he ezt.iag e
4 ttzkg thouss14 cords OF Weed ard TIC burning q
two DletsEs sushsz o. charsosl a. IA sgsb Gossfs
Iron Wsrka. rsssHt'F purchased By yhis Bureau a
worked en- B7reaH secgaat They are looatsa n ths
bssirEieat potion Of ela5ara hfJ raaes Hsore Selma
% tas AiHaan AHd IcaEsssss rstroaa
i via rsgusfe iWo knaored kaEds % cot lhs wsos
af bura tie charcoal EiTs va be rsesive: f-r IA,
vhols sr Tor psyHeB. enc VIII be dssaded AZ ~
ogs-r.sr fcr every hftY hSHds employed
rrr ~ gssd ca srteT5 tor negroes % th2 prssEse
eo7,rssIsnF 10 tie D 6nbsf 70 be cat.
T5so5,1-sls viii be addressed 70 me 81 SELMA Ala
VA RfG4AEOSesN HSaiF
dsss.In BalsF sas Cea1ais isry BOD lros WcrkE
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" We ses it stated in the Memphis BHllstia
of tbs Oh thss a" great seisuIe Of rebel IeEsu-
~ notes, reaching seven millions Of dollars,
.Oek plses in Nsw York some tims since the
hsul comprising plates as well ss notss, and
several parties implicated in the Efsir." This
vas probably neg. Of ccanierieiseTs.
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INFaRmLTIOE KlETEn

or he whareabests OF JANIS ". BAKEz CT
~ BILLY BAKER. fsrmsry Of EoEsinsTiile, ~.
Te6 last heard from hiH, dsaEite y, be wac a. Faia
hona is Busekinragss diVisisE lie left ta regiusnt
be was lttached 20 for the purpose ef i5iuhg en-
horran sni was either IL is Supposed, captured VIII
hin IL Ohso q was lelt behind. Any iusormAts n
&c u him viii he thaskIsy rscslTed End Cher.
ally rewarded b. addressing 2. s.. HAkaN.
ms IGts Erstaleets. Ala
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REPLY 40 T5iE ADr1Ess a. THz CsoE.
FEDERATE CT 1sGT ~ &c as-5rs-s 90 Ch.fst-
isrs threE9hcCt the uc. ! BT-5E1 efrrv of he
Cobfs6o7sis S.ates 3f s.r.srisf inf bees rs-
piled toby tEo .'zairitsrs obzsa churches of
Scotland" Tho Iep,E' IS S.7na,i hg -ono thou-
sand minisisTs, icc u-l7g 1es-g5 Il u3t qui.a,
al q ihs lcadIDe C,vines t5f ai 5sron-i1asiousl
Of E1iRbuTg. Ga-Eew, AM cher to7a of Sect
ieRd lls tone Is ire IasEf cl psgsrG cf slaverv
formed fIom Ao-.kcn s0grcss ard seC0uus1.
and shows heU liiile s.lrary has 5se1 klaau er
considered in EQlope, We give sEo exirac;s
froA Il.
We, lhs uu3crsi gzs5, ministers ef tsa
churches n Scoilsn1 in rslE % tie Aanssi
made TO Us IA ih5 HddlI5 fo CsFftisr4
throughout tho World recently pat f5rtb liR5
the clergy Of the C0lfsdorats States Of Amer
ca,' Zeal hound to give public expgessiou tsour
views lest car c1n,-nucJ s.lenc4 sh0uld bo MS
construed as inF iyilg sither acqu,asesace iu tie
principles q tbs d2e8meui 1r 81. ifsrsaes 70 tha
crims WhicAit Il sasks t5 de.ca5
But = sll events Ia % sAsioa lying upoz
a., ss things now s.-4e. tasszds tasm, towards
ouT-eivcs, t04Ar e ths q HfcA- and tie. world,
towards she Gospel aud ne l3ibisi IS % record
IN the strongest possible terms, oar abhoneres
Of the d0ctTiRs en- tie susjscs of-sisYsfY uhicl
ihs Saeihsrn clergy teach sn5 up7r which fhsy
act; sud to testify 5oio-a aifEai icns lhat sny
s ate, eEnpirs or rcpabiie caHs.iluted CT rsooa-
s.Tucled IN thsss days Of CHRISTIAN hzbs sn5
| liberty, upon the bass Ct tlas Coe,rlas, prae-
teally applied, rlu-t, IN tha sghi gi Gcd, hs re-
gsFdcd IS toUnded on wro1g ED ciinia. sad a.
deserving net his slnsaiug. bua HIS rightaCus
wrath.
FARE OF TIE AFHiosSs.-oi ibe slsvss
who have fallen into tho Ea5.7stc n IL srrrr
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THskegee ReRmaIe college.
FAR aAER.

A MCsT BEs1RABLE PLAFTA PI6E eousigtiu4
a of osLt huEsTed acres o. land, gosa 1EeitsE
aFPle Asd peach erehaTd negro hoEHes, gn hOsse, ~
~ cutbudsnss nseessary, aitEatsd within oae nle 9
fhosaAston, Epson couHty Possession EiyeF imEasei
s'siy o. lsfornatoa or purchase, Apply 20 p q
LoWe, or ovsfsceT. Oh the phase.
lafep B. 4 LqEE.
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YogF o5sl.s-. l5sgszt


Hos J1a-5s a. oaic1C- CO.
f1e public may naiuads-s.sRl thsTsal ezu5s
Of ahscE.ceism IA .Es -.-g sad may Is sleir
se1sa.a fcr :Lis vi-e 8. o dcos Of i6s afzsa e
Eho 0oss Ect dsssrve IT, z vi be- hseleas fos
Congress to leTissis i1- de interests Of the
army if executive 0iis1Es sra ~ isEy, go ia
d.EsIeni, ur too lnucA tr0u5. Ei.i ssrss CT
ticir teetT iT1pCr.snc- t1 r-. tha ls-Fs .1 rrf-
cuti9n CT - Teeord tfer Tesgz Whas - th8
uss u saa a5jHta-t s-d iasase-or. Eelerai i1 TIE
ggmy. j. he bss 20 '.asrs a 30 Is iFa9-sns
whether .Iss Evz.as- -essr LsEa -bs6n pat
iate p1ccticsl c5sCt c he f.tf 81 fees, kIi5zs
u1ihiue sf tha most vi.ai es-I OF ihs any
We have, "a t5i5 guyzC spgHleHco, striking s1-
s-et; Al i@JlsCce ot -fh-.si .rc--Egt sad list-
leslhe5z t-st tb5 whole. w1- sc-e dzy, VIII
IauFh A.
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ihss Nould have boFna the weigh. Or herss walking
eFsr H. .-r
eaea aiF ssyTont lsfi tho Dersi day szpscs5 tie
.soasn5 1eTe were IN the sso w5uassd soidsfs
ss einsr of ens q theaa, ME Isstlasr mai a. sa IN
$. q u rlaiin, snd de baggage MzEssr. He d.
gnfscGs q eheppsg wood f~r fus and doing Whas ay
- their power 70 lake the wsEndsa sa s5sfortss
o'eleak. -s' "
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RA PHO.


Ezt3ssd sssorinE % ass Z C1sgrss H. ne yssr fer3
By J. s. TB2AsHzs- II tks Cierk'E oslcs Of the Dls
trss Coat q ne 1ogaceEsis sizias f5r lie Eoriz
era Eisttisi sf Eecysia.
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More TTsiAs Fast.

Mr.. Sargent ns1t proceeded With relief engines to
Oslsmst whore ias evening and the night es press
iraps Walsh iHrs Jett. 90 fhursday were stuck fest
t1eeR the station zAd ihs river The lrsins were on
sac eastern s6s OF tae drft After working with ths
creates; snsry with force OF hundred aud twenty
ssR, TnEHy OF wBom hadtaeir ears, ncsss ara hands
tro4en the orltt was ent through. ranesd from ons
% i've tee II hight ssd she EnoW packed 90 aoLa
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p p. PB A9E,
C0yY.ufs, ,SE0.T' .MERCH,a.s'T

At THE
Old send ol tAs lGis Erra q PesE' Davis PsssbtTes
Street, At!s1;4, georgis.
WILL sttsrs nronPty 10 ali osdCrs gr osasisn-
" meets entrusted 10 hiA cars
P P. PGsiE,
saH Atstu.,. e.
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KaaEKGE.

-EsFH eaPsrsasruhip heretofore existing uEi'sr tee
4 namg ~ PEAsH & DAVIS, u tsis cay 81 's1lTe6
by usl eo1ssat an psrss aa having claims ssainst
o. iudebtea 10 the Brn v p forward ~ ClCs 10
settlement
Pc EslsTsl osaz7irsiou busiHeE viii be ezgstsi o.
q, ne ed sts1d ~ iushiPE blacs} by PbH-tder P
Fgals as h-7csoforo. PEEsE 4 DAVIS
.tisu-s Is- BsrF ssh 1854 iaf- n
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salt! saItI

T99BGBT expressly fur soleisrS families and fur.
- lished ~ ssm a. frst COS.
EGBsRr 4. GEAWF5EIs
Slave Dealer
f4i-1Qt Pezchfreo street.
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WHO WANTS a H0EIE IN
NEWMAN?

& HOUSE via uiRs esmn9di 1us rooEs. HeH Er-
n ished rith IRE plsees esssis sas pastrle., Eoad
s-Ilsr. usErA N front eEd aaA fde; oetoc angs
good 'she1 two Hegua houses snak shouse isranary
dsgg.f hRihirE hEuss large stable corn sns fodder
kOus3 sEd carriage hsuia.
rte lot proper contains ono a=d Esvss tenths acTes
Also. within one snd fourth miles Of thu publio
g ARE ten acres Of hsGvy woodland
Tte touse s Eiiuafed three hundred sTds Epia the
dspet and about the dissucs fr1a iho p1llie
square. On H. prszn sss g well - gsoi water
csn be ferui ahyWhess. Prss twsnly theas.Rd dol
lRrs9 Apply ts Jas ~ ELEs 4 tls3-
jal6 Be1t'st Bsnner 0fses. tlaatt a..
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MAMTRRI

gasP C0URTBEys ARTHLERT BATTALION
BRduaHus rivi4en Besr BAtoa as, Dee. - Iss3
EFTAErED for tbs hRitslion two goo5 BJtfLIl5ss
~ C-e Blacksmith 3 a1d Veterinary surgeon Foy
ttese q hE-sE. HLRsE via be paid. Apply u oEez
a. HAJ n. =. EEsEE iUs,
IasraETP fs-srtsr1n sztaF Rstttsca-
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Interest. Bearing NOfes.

GBvEN TWENTY intsrsss hssriag TREASURY
- E0rES-iatersst payable in AuaEtS--sp5d IN.
vestzneut. IN gEns &c sat nurchzserz
ROBERT A CRAWFORD
Slave BsaiBr,
ta4llt Pssektree sire.
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&. CORR AS


Opposite tss Athsno1sa, Decatur street AGaata O.
A VAEIETY q
a E'nney C-rocerigfS
Liqpsfs WIzs. EsrdisiE; rlPo-,9d .Easc .sraody
aT The barrei or bottle Also Eiggrs Tosscco Efse
Osushed Eug1 spios, Candies otc ls9 ~
THskegee Female College.
rEHIsss "A - TEEa cissss on the asia FubrusTy
4 The 6F ing term opens on tbe sssh FsbsE-yy
and Slsz1s - July. Botrdefu f1rniA the'T bid
si0eans except IN extreme caves
Eosrt sns fsllrn for tsr11, IN rdsanco three han
drec aad ninety coEHFs Per further par4ctasys ud-
a-sss REV. JEs 81 WCS1
dscs2Sn REeRde~4
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FARE OF TIE AFRfoaSs-oi ibe slaves
who have iailsn iat9 tho. Aa67s q LIE enemy.
during tbs pressnswar, not is5s tEsa ors-hsif
have peFisbsd By Wsn., dissa5s-sa1 vi9,saes.
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On ths RaRroadg

The Esree torn DE- sweeping over ia prsirieJ Eei
tbs air with moving clouds OF snsW, and PILES Up huge
drifts between he fences, along he rsr8s3s, until ths
tracks every where were inPsss able ey Trains
TIE fraiEK fre lhe GIst -usSuntsrgd the ever
hundrss miles out and though processing with dI1-
Guilty swept hs drifts from the Track ahead If them,
and kept on toward tbs slty Those in ehsrge aid not
notice hat the stern 3sreAsed in fury thsy near.
the ely, ard thai every revolution II tha l1-e Sc
divers brought be Tt1E tie reach 81 greater terriers
and more haIaineut porla Prudence eur, Eiply BCst
have dcis'sd he FTepdayy ai slvpenE At sse ststsR
uat he nbstcd, but Injured lie Of STHg.r
aad stimulated by tie vct5T=s already bTavely weR
IL battle VIII tie stOrmkinR the conductors sua
einoars did not heed Voiss All Espguise sf
their ability reach ths city aHd he dangers clustering
30 bicky and dsrky over the hsugs ahead Of them
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SR: LRseitos the preceding Isasr.J
Was. additional Acme nay have bsen
adopted ~ c-mHln3i E.-sss' b ssc1Te- ths
Observance Of ftis law. Irei.rcs hgtto h4yo -
q ans Of stating.
an siT, very Tcspeailli[y,
Your ols1.s4s zzTy3lt
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-29
Another Ovation vese rans..NeceP-
sion and welcome Of the Thirty.
Third. Dinner aud Speeches.

Indianapolis 10 not vet tired of honoring the
veterans Whether they come every week or
every day. there dinners, cheers and smiles
of welcome for them. This was demonstrated
for over the twenty fifth time. yesterday, in the
case of the gallant Thirty-Third Indiana. The
circumstances we're untavorabe, gusts OF wind
filed the air with dust which with the rain IN
the Afternoon prevented many from turning out
to NEE, the regiment, who had the Will To
do 40
Atllio o'clock the regiment formed at the
West Market House, under Colonel Blake a.
Marshal who with Colonel Coburn and the
Lieutenant Colonel of the regiment on horseback,
led the regiment up Washington 10 East street
and back To the Soldiers Home. preceded by
Hshn's National Guards baud and that Of the
regiment The marching Of the regiment was
excelien,-as good tina, of many that have
claimed To exec in this particular-and the quiet
and orderly bearing Of the men told how excellent
was their discipline at the Home the regiment
surrounded the we'll spread tables with regu
arity and ease that called forth compliments
from thoee who witnessed the assembling of
many regiments hetetotore. The dinner was
one Of the best that the ladies' have furnished,
and abounded Nth almost everything that the
sonson sffords. and VAS arranged With unusual
taste The ladies ind resdy and skilful allies
In the attendants At the Home in preparing din
mar. for she veterans large number of ladies
vas present. aud showed themselves true coasins
70 every one IN the regiment
After the dinner tne too banis gave several
stirring airs. after which the regiment again
marched through the streets. the cannon firing a
salute. and at hall pasI too all assembled at Ma
sonic Hail. To be received by the State anu ciiy
authorities. large number oi citizens occupied
sne space not filed by soldiers
The exercises were commenced with prayer b'
shs Rev. J. Il. New. prais.ng God for the s-''
return Of 20 many brave men. after 20 long
period OF arduous service and untold hardship
patiently endured. aud invoking the blessing o
Heaven apsa them through their future service
upon the country and iis rulers
The band played the Star Spangled Banner
tenderiy at first. but rising at the close to note
Of victory and triumph.