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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

PRESENT TO GEN BEAUREoARD.-A hand
some and superb bloOded stallion has been pre-.
sentsd TO Gen. Bssuregard by Mr.. Thomas
Arnold, a patriotic citizen Of Bryan county,
Gee, who has given many eyiderces Of bis de-
volion TO the good cause. Il was well de-
served compliment, says tae Savsnnsh RsPHbii-
can. The most formidable wErl Interpretations
Of the var have boon directed against tho de-
paTlment Of Gen. BsaugegArd, and il has proba-
bly, sustained less damage than any otbsr IN the
C0nfelerAcy. All honor to our gallant and
ever vigilAnt defender.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

q A letter from gentleman who has re-
sided in Wisconsin, near Milwaukee, since
1915, says that the late cold spell wss By far the
seveFest he has known since his residence there.
lie says "a man could not live outdoors
more than fifteen minutes without being frost
bitten. TheImsmeiers refHsed to indicate-ihe
mercury would iua down in the bowl almost as
soon 40 exposed. fI.Es my ear in going forty
70 Is; and neighboT, in exposing his bare hand
three minutes, frcze bis fingers. Tho hoslleT al
the hotel freEs his fingers and ears in trying tc
hitch up horse, and then had to give it up
Is was f5riuna'e lie did, for if the driver bad
started, be wopld hsve frozen 10 DEATH"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

Es In recent and very successful raid IN
North Caralins, in which negro trOops were e1n-
ployed, it was demonstrated, says tho New
York Times that the Southern negro soldier is
extremely well adapted to this work They die
eovered the guerrilla hsunts with grcst shrewd-
ness, and hunted down the villains with con-
summate skill. So that The cutthroGts Of the
South, if determined to carry on guerIillGisin,
may learn how they viii be dealt with, and the
foe they wall certainly have to encounter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

From the New York RYsaing Posi-.i
DR.. Baekland, an English surgeon, cautions
the ladies OF London against tho dAngerous
character OF new fashion IN f male sitiEs. The
ingenious millinera hsviDg dey issd an odi style
Of ornaments for ladies hats, consisting OF
piumes woven froEn spun glas !, il IS inlimsted
Thai tia ey esight Of l. ndsn H,ORien i3 sho,e5y
mpeIiled Dr.. Bueklaad ssys= These plumes
ars highly Ornamental and graceful 10 io2k al
bat / would beg the gentlenlsu 70 warn the la
dies Of their families agsinst wearing them. for
,hese threads OF glass are as thin a. c0basbs,
and, though apparently solid As nsss, break
and snap of, falling into ain lost imp pable
powder with the greatest esse the sPsb q are
very likely to fad their way ins) tho eye L the
fair wearera and need not tell them what pain
and discomfort they would nee sssaIiiy cause. y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

The SUPPLY OF FoOD IN YIRGIEIA.-The
report q the auditor Of public accounts of VIZ
ginia reveals tie gratifying fact tia. &" our con
dition as a seitsustsiaing people has been i'm
proving dining the war" The ratio Of cattle,
horses, sheep, hegi and slagos, to The white pop
ulation, is greater new in the counties within
our lines than vi el the war commenced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

FROM TIE BLAcKwArER REGIos We
learn from Gel Grffs's lines thsf ! Ysnkea
guuboat, with troops aboard. apDFossb.3
Wincssr, North CsEolins, coming aD Ksshiah
river, which unigeB with Rosnoks rf7ar. near
rs mouth. When within fiYs miles Of SVindsor.
The boat was attacked BY thirty cavalry, Be-.
longing to company b sd Georgia regiment.
Who, after killing three and Houn5ing ssvau
Of the enemy, snee5edei In driving ihs bosE
back down the riTsT, We lost one man and
hoIss = RIehmeEa ELanliner. 30ll.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

MYSTERIOUS Tho borough aafyauda
Gazsite says II 3 regarded as scmswhar
ny sseIions thss the sesesh yOnng ladies ssni
away from Baltimore for cousrabsnd ofsDsss,
appear bright aud msuy q the balls and
tbesiers in New York. An underground rail-
read is said o Do in operation Somewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

II a Polish lady, eaeisnts was sentenced 70
five lAshes. On the husband demonstrating the
number was raised to ten. What English GEN
tlemGn Wou sit Al tho same beard OF congress
with those who, If they do aos perform, c9un-
iepaucs these acts of barbaFityi Certainly. an
English ynfiian would ieel dishonored By the
contact. TIE oHenss Of The lady wRs that she
did not carry lantern.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

CORRUPTION OF THE WASHINGTON An
MrNIsTRAToN The Washington correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, speaking Of the
corruption st Washington, sAys:
1 was going to ssy it is surpnsing-butI / will
not, considering who is in poweI-th the enormous
stealing that is going on under the Washington
Administration. The greater the AbOltionnt
the greater the propensity to plumber the treas
ury. They got his from long practice stealing
niggers. That is how they lost their moral
sense. If they ever hsd any. They now 90 it
strong-slealing themselves rich IN the name Of
liberty. All can say is, go il AbolitionistB
while you can, you may not have another
chance IN hundred years
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04
WANFKD 10 HIRE,

0O0 NEGko ri MAJ the 8 bb lf0n Work. One
AOO woman viii De received with each ten men.
J9ni0Itzb;e Q2arlerB ana food and fning viii be
furnished Inis eslaDlzhment is l0cated hfty mien
north Of Selma has reeeHiy 5sea parchassd % tie
8erernuent, And ls Horaed on ts0Feral1snt account
Address Ue sf SeluA, Alabama
WM III IIAEDSOH HUNT,
talb in MsiGr ON r4ari.f q Fibh iron H or x.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

e Ii Riehm9nd, cn Friday last, General
Hood appeared, for the ilrst time since the loss
Of his leg, on horseback. He was supplied
with an artificial limb. The crowd Of spt0.a-
tors took cG their bats and cheeIed the vet
oran.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

~ Isis the best received opinion, we are in
clined 20 think that while all the oats have been
badly injured if not killed outright, by the late
severe weAther-that the wheat generally
though leeking badly, viii come ont in warn
weather. We are now having beautiful Wea
sher, and no can soon SEQ whether or not the
snail grain has been much injufed.-Bost
RssasTp Mail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

II Alabama is determined to keep up her
foreign credit. her interest hiss besn promptly
paid TO The Ist ut. It amounts TO S8O,370 I3
per annum, and 10 meet the interest OF tao nexi
year $4,000 coin is already in she hands Of
the s. ATE tressurer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

CGTTOs IN PERU--lsle scs0ants tom Para
state that grssE attention is hang paid to tho
culture ef cstt0n in that country s1d tho Weld
bids isir 10 b large. and oe that can be greatly
increased ifoin year to year. Thero vas ex-
ported thrOaghthe Peruvian ports af fhs pe-
cfc, lsat year, $50 600 poun5s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

U Tho Hon Plowden Charles Jannett Wos-
ton, lieutenaat governor Of South Carolina,
died on Monday, January 25!h, at Conway
borO, S. c., Of communion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04
KENNEDY AoUsH.
WRREEE

ON ST. LOUIS. between Franklin and HauIlto.
" strssta Is Of the pioasazt locations iu ~
est % stop there. The table siEags furnished With
tha be q the market ahords Oabaen are IN the hab.l
Of taxing qers01z Who wish Stop 81 this hoass 10
othsr p4ces tbzrsi1re i NOud bs vel 20 remember
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

TIE PERILs or WAsHISGTON.-Ths cliroai
fls says there are lsrge numbers Of EonoE NON
in Washington who arc suffering from extTeme
ty-Wo1nen who came ihera 70 visit their
sons, brothers. or husbands in tho amy, 70 rs-s
eoFGT tie remains Of those1ho have died, 20
obtain emple nent or The money due their rels-
tives. bnt have not tho means to-salse ihem
homo again. With these women il e uog
starvation or dishoBoF. ana ihe Ckrouiels calls
upon the ehsFitable 70 render ihon immsiis.a
assistance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

MusTERIEG 0UE-The Floyd I.scisp If
Ss.e troops were mustered cut Of servies ,ss.
tsrday. We believe that all Of tho trooos ~,
have been in the Stale serYies near las Me-
are now mustered out. Nearly ali Of fhs !. a
eieni men, however, either alTeady are or -,
viii oe mustered into The Conlsdessts servies
for the war. The new organ: 2 Aliens are being
rapidly perfected, aud by the lime the sDrine
campaign opens they VIII be resdy 10 meet the
yandal Zoe. Let no man shrink from his duty
Rome Courier
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TELEGR APHIC.
HsDort. OF the Press -Aszociasion.


Huered according 70 of Congress q ihs F5Ex 1888
5y J. 8. FHEAsIEH, IN he Clerk sfaes q the Dls.
ct Courr of the Confederate States fos ths Hoft1-
s-n nratrsrt a Cteorri7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

~ The Chicago Times says it has informs-
tion that there are at Port Hudson thirty negro
regiments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

E Northern papers state that Gen. GIieIs01
is a prisoner in Forests hands. If so, tho
eowardly scoundreI has concealed his name, or
We should have heard it through other channels,
says tie Mlbilo Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

n On the 29Lh uitimo there were nine hun,
dred, out Of the six or seven thousand Yanke6
prisoners in Richmond. in tho hospital.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

U The Phiiadelphia Ans57icGA says that
the Yankee afejor White, who is nov confined
in tho Litoy prison, in RiehnoH d, has resigned
his seat Ia the Pennsylvsnis ST ate Senate, ss
bis asssence caused iie in the 81 nate. and hae ,
50 fAT, prevented the organisation Of that body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

PAscAeoUIA. nIss, February There aat been
but orc guubost In sight for The iast 6gs days She
came from the soaihssrd day before yesterday.
asg Of truce schooner. from New Orleans & now
anchored eight miles west us this place. She cannot
come In. in consequence Of the win1
PAscs03iILa. February IA flag of truce schooner,
from New Orleans with afiy refegeos and three pa
rolled prisoners has asi zrrysd here She brings The
evening papers Of the lat las They barren Of army
newG
A slsgraphlc dispatch f;om DlvaEs biuh, says Msr.
1asduke. Fsgan sad Saei6y. aro advaueiag on Pine
BunIn firse co r1nas. LieuLGoE Payne attacked the
former but was unsuccessful Ten days previously
Col Clsyian Lad an engaEe5asHt with Eagan, ard ds
fsaed Inn. lie sthsnmarehed oat and attacked shelby.
who rs,rssted-
The appointment of sesofsl5 ss the suessssor o. Pos
ier was a. tLe request Of Gen. Grant
Lincoln has entrusted both the oigii and miIisry "a
nnitraiion q Arkansas 40 Ger. Steele and VIII NO
appoint zsPsLzsis gov0Tuor
Ths Era ssys the ssleled - Bsaisto rsseF
I.oulsians ful siato TO ths ieH has received tl
ln5orsemens Of Lincoln. ~ho declares fE5s 4s-s ss
lions rased BY few persons merely cspa6us sn,
that be lakes the wsest ss most pracfieabe node q
briag Is many insoTse5ussruetion 81 s.Ilhis.
The Era sdVossiss the nonination OF MicEzsl Hasa
fer governor o. Louisaus, by the free sl eo1Ysniou
which was 70 assemble on Monday night
Fansgut was At New Orleans with psr Of rs assi
The Yankees are throwing troops into lfsdsonyIis.
Special 10 the RebsII
DALTON, Feb. 2-Poai.ive iniormatlon has been re-
csIvsd here tbis morning that the enemy il crossing
force at Larns FoIry tea miles below Beilefonie
Is supposed to be preparatory % movement on Roae
when the Epiing oampsiga shal open.
The enemy sre no; reinforcing Kuoxvlle.
SPARTA
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ROBr. u. oRAWFoRp,

Il ate Crawford. Frazer & Co..
II AVIE;s purchased ne fatsrel5s of my late co
III partners viii continue .le NEGRO business al
nIy SLAVE MAXI, "a Feaehlres tuss
Experiences Of Eakly years enables me = serVe bay
ers a. q ssliers % their advantage.
Parties having NaEross ior sals, olhers Wishing
70 purchase vi fld their interest," IN ny Of
doing burtness-"@ @saiEg ihe square. Ny general
acquaintance and nuDeT0us orders secures speedy
sales
Cssh advances gnd other aecCnzaQaRiiens 20 BEeU'
LAR Traders a. heretolors.
Parties Gus q the cify scHdi1F ne Negroes BY rail
road vii I'D nay I'D F0riers "AndEeN" and ~Auto
RGBT a. CRAWFORD,
Slave Dealer,
fa11Im Peach rec lfrest
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GOODRICH & co.

(t0reeriy of NoH OsleisDa)
Esrt door bel5u spears Corner, Brad street Cs.uu.
bas, Georgia,
A RE now opening lsrae ard very desirable stock
~ of DRY co Ds, and olher 5rticies, reeertly
imPol ted from Z rope, phieh they oHer for sale,
cheap for cssh by the Eieoe or paeSske lal2 IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

" It is reported by citizsns recently out
from Chattanooga, that Federal oficers of tho
Catholic persuasion are much dlseon,ented
because of RosecraEs' removal from tie deps1t-
ment of Tennessee, and express openly iAeir
determination to hand in their designations.
Qaite a number Of Ohio and Kentucky officers,
it is believed, viii resign. Influenced by the
heavy bOuniies, the soldiers in many cases have
rsenlisted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

THE ABsTRserIoSs REoN RIA rsrssFr, r..
some time past spstraetl * notes lrca rs rss.
- &c partu1ent hkTe r-eu song On and i saersa ~
two asp The EIaltissf ls4Frs tast t-e l5-s-n-,s-i
hSs a. ies oh,2insa clue to1he esraiors Tis d.
F1eplent isslic'i ial- week. Ii The eErast q vc
rrei itsiiAns tts ee1k en- lr7sd u1h sasiraelln IT,.
uotes aGd the itaiisus with rrcsl-ar hen aiit6.
pariies rere Committed 70 tae goruy i-ii Tbs disl
Velgo one case 0f ten fho1slnd dosI3 smother Of ops
thcrsruu dollars. su9 otlers for smsliar acl.qnlr
rauEiug ron I've h1ndIed 70 o.s llsdsesSIi1-. -.
cri-f party cpule-sss 81 and ss made resiiInfio IL ~
aossg a. "a as 8 ~ p 7iaPower Iss whole czas Il
stiii IN conre % 1ses ga icn Il sli rs rsr aefio
s. far, ths parT chs gea sgltl he isvsls-r- ri -
ass displassa Feal asiefnsss sl nos ME is
aud stil i-gfaiaoaf ssafirst
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3aiIg appeaI,
MORNING EDITION.
THURSDAY MoRNNa, FEBRUARY 4.


Tie highest market price, either in money
or subscription, viii be paid for clean cotton
or linen rags, white or colored, delivered at the
APPEAL counting room, Atlanta.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

nr The PhEesss Of Wales was delivered sf
q Prince on the ssh oli
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NOTICE.

TUE eopartuers1ip terttsioEe existing under the
L name OF PBSSE 4 DAVIS, is this day di solved
By sual consent AZ parsons hsEins claims against
of indebied to he arm vii forward - once i0T
settlement
Tbs ssnsrsl commission business vii Be- carried On
Al the Cd Eiaud . iuships bloes) by PhHander
Pssse ss herstolore. PEASE DAVIS.
Aslau a Ia SD 1904 fi-T-Im m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

~ Gen. GraHt passed ihrouRil Lo1iS7iii n,
tho 2oih en- rogie % s.. L9uiz, io visit u
Eh0 IS dangeT0usiy iii
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

y revolutionary manifesto has bi,sp
discarded ~ lhe pEincipsl towns Of Hnn2srvl
hossaln vas o Lha lead al lhs maEanart
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

RIcHHoED February 3-It seems to be generally
understood here that Sic finance MEASURE o. tax bEl
a. passed By the Hogse conearia.ss tax on Coueder
ale uc;es 50 heavy As absorb the bulk Of Tie
y, with view cfisere2siug The ysl1s Of the notes ls
10 eirsuasOn special eommissss has he matter nov
uudeF eousderasioH.
Congregational ProeeedfBzs.
RIcHHoED February 3--In the House this morn.
iag NJ Curry. Of Alabama, unlimited isint rssolu-
tiou In relation 10 the exchange Of prisoners Of war,
eaFezly negroes It endorses ths resoIusoas Of Con
gress Of he Is. Of Nay Lass an also President Davis
proclamation % reference to insolus eaHzeipstion
prasamatloHi 10 treeosnzes tbat the North IN claim
lag the ezehsegs Of eaassi troops aud ths ofasera
intend he claim sPpiY the slave property q our
people whoa ibsy have seized abducted and Impressed
into hslr military service. and ased thsa asalnzi
thsr Iasstszs; declares She emancipation AID srnias Of
slaves By the eusy within ine Confssrafs States As
no, among he sf legiiimss warfare. but CHASED
by Wi eSs on public law as on fsoins with Euss acts
a. puitus prisoners 10 dssa in eold blood using pots
onsd Hespons or assassination denies that ihs North
has any claim, when ne rsoaptms cur oEa slaves
whom theyhaVs abducted and srusd, that We shall Co
liver them back exchange g. prisonsrs Of war as ii
redo 50 u VII. be IN effect recognizes the right Of the
United ststss 10 Iegzlsss Whia Cur llaiis, and
viii also sid them in giving spes to such isgAlaion.
which h too mons rous and revolving 20 be yielded for
moment l. also declares that the claim ls only pre-
tex, On the part Of the Federal Government for viola
ting she solemn obligations enssTed Into with the Con
fedte Cove nsnout to lterste al prsozsrs q war on
parole II also declares TIA. neither these rss2lniions
hose Of lie ls. OF Nay last to b aseasS
10 exclude from ;restmsnt prisoners q war ffee
negroes no residents oi tho Conf,dsrais states at tAs
eorlmenceusat # the var.
The H0uss sdop.sd arssoluusa % lhsnls to 6ssssal
Isagsteet and As men, aud alss nrra5ef Of rssolu-
toHs Il thanks As sodlsrs various States "a
lislins f5r lie wAE.
In The Senate blu gEss passed creating the ofcs of
ensign iashs army. aad also bin 70 organ gen
eral siaE faf he army.
Tas ssnae went laio ssoret session on ths bill 20
Tegula.e foreign coEamesse.
The Houss was Ia sseret session On the army bii Tor
the lnost Of the 6sg,
Fram HsriheEn gfFEiHia.
ORASaE CoURT HOUSE, February 3.-lbs whole Of
Rhodes Division. Lanes Moth CsroIna brigade and
ssriy all The rssl o. YIeoxs division and eo1s old
Alabam- brigade, have re-eHlis.sd fov the war.
"a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-04

HOUSE End LOT FOR SALE.
A VERY PRETTY Il USE aRi LOT FOR sale
II house oata.I.ins G9s ROOMS. On he lot 6 a
good kitchen saBokeh0J-e ferVsuti looms, excellent
well Of water and fae gsrdsu erculd
X " COLLIER,
ia291m Indian Spring
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ORASaE C0URT HOUSE. February 3-I'bs whole of
Rhodes division Lanes Moth Carollna brigade. and
ssry ali he rssl o. Wueoxs division. ard WIco1s old
Alabsna brigade, have rs-eHlas.sd fov the war.
All quiet along cur .inss
, 1864-03-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
CoEludins Dag Of the SeaAou-The War
Fund-Ee.us In Cook County,
The Board Indorses Abraham Lin.
]; coin; Past and Future,

/ Tho Board OF Supervisors met on Saturday morn
ing. ut 10 O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment
Inc following wcto psoscut: The Preeidcnt, J
ID. Allen, and Supervisors, AlRrr, Brown, BRADY,
Cool. Camnacl:. Charleston. Chandler Dolton, DO
Wolf DsandorG, Edbrook. Fleming. Farwcll, Fish-
ef, o!&he. Gage, 0oynlcy. nalnss. Hopkins,
Harms, johnson, Jamoa, Kingsley. Morgan. Myrick
McGiashen, MeCaacsy, Etlcs. olendora. Ianckes,
nncy. Pusbeok, Peacock, laocs, Robinson, Bhtn,s,
8ehlcsdlnF, Smith, stcnhaus, 9telnmut1cr, ". ".
Thyjor, Il. s. Taylor. Wh!tnoy. and Ward.
Tho ninutcs Of the ncttlng OF tho day preYlors
wctc read and approved with The exception Of TINT
1art OF the report Of the War Fund Committpo ri
Ativc 10 msking the interest on $50 0oo payable on
June 1si, which was amended ~ Inserting May
THxAacnEn's nEronr, :
Tho Ginance Committee, 10 whom was referred tho
1.casarcr's report. reported thai they havo cxam.
recommend that II 10 accepted md placed on aio.
which was accordingly douo.
THE or ADJOURNMENT.
Rnprvieor Rccs moved that when Tho Doanfi nd-
Carried. ~ .''' ~ ''s '1'''
nou,zr' ron wo1vzs. a,
supcrrieor James moved tic following:
Reso9red. That the Cpunty Clerk be a1libofizedt 70
preacnt csftdeate u some Jasce Of the Pcsea II
the town wherc the wolf was killed, said parties
afaN admnfstcr an oath setting forth tho facth IN
ea.d Justices, who ehall also certify that he hss
cropped thc ears Oh from aaid scalp. All previous
ordtEs Of this Board relating to wolf bountles are
Supervisor Ho1ton moved as substitute that The
former order IN relation to wolf bounty be- amended
70 as to read ''dTe" dollars instead Of "ono"
:. Supervisor Kingsley had paid thirty-alx dollars
for tho gsalps q twelve wolves captured In The
Supervisor Do.ton's substitute WAS carried.
THE COURT uor1HF EnuAnF
, 1864-03-13

equally heterogeneous. Indeod it was nothing
0noec OF fooa than collection OF discarded anntou
ieel Rpcclmc0e. Tho Coroner notified the health
officer.
II mot known how these rpoeiznena carne to BE-
deposited tbcrc hat Is supposed that they arc the
rctna:na o!eomo disacclns table. There Is cor.
tain are mt OF respect to which cvcn dead human.
ty is entitled and that Ia decent burial n,uedcal
s.udcne deem it necessary TO inercaso theis stock
Of hnowIclec TO cut TIC hnman f1amo, let thosn do
70, lnt In the name of all thnl is huly, lit Item
ooscr their work vilcu they have fln.Ahed.
, 1864-03-13

Yousa MKs's observation-disclosures
hcHT.-Alarge and spirited meeting WAS held at
the Young MEMS Association rooms last evening to
takc into consideration the expediency Of nominate
Ing opposition ticket for officers for the ensuing
ycar.
Henry ". Smith called the meeting to order and
nominated Geo. A. Meech rs. chairman, &ud ". B.
Topdd as Secretary. Both were chosen.
Norman Williams, Esq,, moved the appointment
Of COMMITTEES Of vs to be named By the chaIr who
shonld be instructed to nominate officers for the
ensuing year. This motion prevailed, and the fol-
IeHtng gentlemen were selected: Nos1usn williams.
attorney at law, Joseph 8. Mead, OF Mead T. John.
son, B. =. Page, OF Isw1s, Page d Co.. Major G. "
Smith. asth n1inoa volunteers, F. P. Fisher. with
I, D. 0msted + Co. 49,, :; =
Amer consultation they returned with thc fnn,zr.
ing ticket, which was recommended to be put in
nomination: -. -
For Rrtsldaf- Geo. r. Chittenden.
t9T 1I,a nsst EMSeadeat--nens1 e W. Hlnadale, Of
EoT Saeead Vaot President -chas. Il. Reed, of
1hompson. Of THOMPSON Is Uishun. "'anu
Fnr REcoTdtn1 Sec7tfory-D. P. Hathaway.
Cashier. fremont House,
: FIR ZFeas1vzy-Ira Holmes, Cashier I'd National
= FIT TAane2rs-chaunccyT r. novcn, Of Bovc,
c. Baldwin, Superintendent c. i ii, IN. q: Mr..
~ Ne1son. OF Hurry Nelson & Co: Alfred CnNlcs
Of Gu cA0o 1n.rrHE: Gcolc Tay'or, OF ]. IL
Wicker 6, Co.: Levi z. Lctc-, Of FatwclI, Field 3
Tbs rrpos. ~s* adopted - tae sense Of tut nee4-
ing. and th: following committee was appointed u