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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-28

A FALsEuooD NAILED In another
part Of this paper we publish letter from
Hon. GEO II. PESDLEToN. the Democrat
ic nominee for Vice President, in which be
declares ,ha: he is opposed TO any course
of policy which will defeat the re-estab.
lishment of the government on its old foun-
da,on or in it. territorial integrity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-28

VOTE for GEORGE REED, fer Senator
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-28

VOTE for CHARLES B. DAGGET1
for Member Of Assembly Sd District.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
Trip 20 Aaderssavalis.

Learning that a sham battle wsnld come of at An
dersonviIls on tho S. w. railroad, and the place where
Tia Yankee prisoners are confined sems twenty 1--WE
ladies and gentlemen from Eufsula, started for the
above point on Saturday last Every town aud cottage
on the routs. turned out their occupants 10 see the shspv.
and BY the tins the ears reached that point they were
crowded 10 their utmost capacity.
The srriVal Of the cars was tia Eguaf to begin. and
two long Ines OF fklrmisheFs were seen In an open Geld.
advancing and bring on each asher. The men repre-
sentnE the Yankees we're driven into the woods, and
when ear sido came In Father too eless proximity thew
in turn had 70 give way. Tho refreshing and ADVANCING
was Kept up on each side for some time, until finally the
Yankees were driven entirely out of sight. The most
attractive feature in the performance was the rsuidjfv
with which the men fred and the manner In which they
loaded their guns. Some men laying Hat ca their baSka,
seemed to losd faster than they possibly could If stand.
ing on their feet. Others would load behind 3 sfumo. in
3 hollow, or lying on their sidss. In fact every position
was takens snd showed how thoroughly
drilled and prsetiHad were the men engaged.
The party then proceeded TO take q lock at the
Prisoners, and the Etocksds in which they are en-
closed. Il Is stated that there are about 1900 In the
enclosure, and 9 dirtier set OF wrstehee were surely
never gathered t0getaor before. From q bill adiolnine
the Plece, their tents or huts eonld plainly be
seen, and they looksd 81. that distance liks so many
snt-hiIiH, snd the prisoners like q host Of monkeys.
There are about seventeen acres enclosed. sad NOT a
or shrub can be foundfn this YANKEES plantation.
A stream, s4erding plenty Of yvatsr, runs through the
eentsr of L. The mortality among them Is very great
Ga that day twenty four had gone to their long home.
II not exchanged soon, there viii be few left after
July ard August 20 give their sxperisncs In tho aunnv
South.-&gala ala Spirit ef1hs Ssa1R.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

We clip the following items from the Nashville Timea
Of the 27th nit.
The Cumberland commenced rising again slowly yes.
tsrday. About four feet large reported on HaIpAth
shoals.
ARRIvEDs-Levi Leoie and Sslie List from Pitts.
burg, sEd Doane-No. 2 nom Cincinnati
DEPARTED:-F0rt Wayne for Louisville, and Saliis
Let for Cairo.
Capt Zen Z. EgaR yesterday purchased three eiRhths
Of the steamer Mamie, at the rate OF twelve thousand
dollars cost for the entire boat
In tbs United States district court yesterday James
u. Head, formerly q member Of the Legislature, from
Sumner county, was discharged by the payment Of
costs, upon the exhibition Of his amnesty certificate
the dsfendEnt being charged with conspiracy. fudge
Cztron presided yesterday.
In The United Sta'es circuit court, yesterday, twenty
judgmsEts were rendered On actions Of debt, eli Of
which were for q thousand dslIsrs and upwsrds. There
were no cases Of conspiracy or treason before this court
yesterday. In the absences Of Judge Trigg, who has
gone TO CneinnRti, Judge Catron presides.
An attempt 10 rob the jswelry store Of Mr.. Calhoun,
on the corner Of College street and the Squ,re. failed
on Wednesday night. The attsmpt was made by .
negro and a lotOf soldiers. In fact, quite q brigade had
fallen In to eject the Job. The thing was put up. no
doabt. By the negro, who was arrested. The entrance
was 80 have been made through the wal of the store,
which backs upon a lille allsy on College street Qrits
q hole had bssn cut in the wall BY the negro and his ac-
eomplIcss, whsa She alarm was given, at which the sol,
dlsrr IN the alley a. well as their 'piekets" In the street
made good their escape.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
ERoM rHz Anmx.

DALTON, Ga, May II, 1864.
EDITORS APPEAL, IN the telsgraphic account Of the
aeht At Dug GAP. last Sunday. thers are several errors.
please publish the following explanations, and Thave
no doRbt you viii crafty not only those who have not
been credited for what they did do. but those, TOO, who
have been credited for what they did not do, simply be-
cause they did not have the opportunity. The splendid
Ut Is nsht named was made BY the LIST and I'd Arkansas
rasa-formsrly moantsd-aud two regiments mounted
KentuskisnsI believe he 1at and ID. This Arkansisns
were com msadsd by Col. william. on, Of the Cd The 9
two regiments are a part Of MeNAirs old brigade, now
commanded By the gallant Dan Reynolds, formerly Of
shs LIST, nav promoted 70 ~brigsdier general
This brigade Is MAIDS up or Arkansians formerly IN
der sbnss glorious heroes, McCuIloch and MeIntosh, who
have fought from Oak hills until now, and have nsvsr
been whipped, and the Ssh North Carolina regiment,
As brave msn as ever shOaIdersd a rife.
The LIST and % Arkansas lost eight killed, including
Capt. Henry, who died shs next day after fhe battl'
and twsn.y-oue wounded. The KsRtuekians ware dis
mountsa temporarily, and fought side by side with
the ArkansIans, or mixed up with them, but don't
know their loss The endorsements named, did not
arrive until after the enemy had been finally repulsed
Our boys did use rocks Just FOR fnn or for = change, but
not fer want Of ammunition Il was really a desperate
battle, considering the numbers engaged and the i'm
msnss odds against Us. These mistakes occur from
l coniOuE0lGG 0cAe WHO were o1l6hAAAy MAaENy wiz
those who we're originally mounted, the Numbers of the
regiments being the same.
The APPEAL oncs had an extsnRye circulation In Ar
kansas, and hoping that an occasional copy still reaches
that late b~snighted land, where day Is now breaking, I
sneloseaa LIST OF killed and wounded; with the request
that you publish for the benefit Of relatives and friends
It Is nearly correct, but a few Others were wounded
slightly. JOSH
P. S. The boyshavs Just finished burying the enc.
my's dead, lac IN number. which wal only a part Of
those killed, a. the Feds carried them OF IS they were
shot down, or at night. They have brought in 1000
stand Of arms. J.
. KILLED AND WOUNDED IA ID AREAEazs, CoLa
WuLIAMzoN.-G " Roland, Jack Riley, company A
killed; Wash Temple, b dy woundsd, Chas Ianm1n
slightly wounded, Polk Head. slightly wounded. yohl
smith, slightly wounded, company A. J K Wilson
killed company B; Jas Prior. woupdeei Jas E Wilson
slightly wounded, company B W W AeCrsei killed
i company G; John Smith, slightly wounded, AdiutAn
N Nc Zee. slightly wounded, company g.
FIRST ARKNEsAS RIFLES, DIsMoUNTED.-khed
Captain G N Henry, company C; Ltsus ThoE Preston
company @; LIST Sefgt Q Wi5ten, I'd Sergt ) Smoote
company f. Wounded VIM Doughsrty, company A
VIM Allison, J Bohtrighi, company B; Lieut. J EHl
, IsRae Mathews, Thoa Boskins, company G. VIM Reach
VIM Ellis, company Z; Wa Clifton, G. D McCaig, con
pany I; Nat Killngswerth, Sgt D Calhoun, company K
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

the document waz Whist Il purportea TO pc nAnt =
been So emannting from the Confederata Hosefalsn
il would. HndoubfsdlT, have been, a. ne PAD r9prean
II. Of uuguasllopahie aathsriys rs impression =
that the letter OF Mr.. Adams houadbe prodnesd INe,
ma from Mr. Layerd. sfhe dispatch OF Lord Lyons
WEI. thai the dispatch Of Lord Lyons should be pro
duced. Hear, snd . laHgn.1
In the Hauss Of Lords. on the istn, me harlei DeiD5
gava notice thai on the g6th inst, he should call stten-
foa 70 the correspondence betTeea her Msestys Gov
ernment and the Messrs. Lairds Of Birkenhead3 relative
% the Mercy rams.
The Bishop Of Peterborough Is dead
There was a rumor that the Earl Of Carlisle intended
"a reign the lord IeutenAncy of Ireland
The London Tines Of the 18th, ia It's city article no
ticiur a rally OF 1 per cent. in theC0ufederafe ioan on
ths previous day, attributes il partly 10 he open den
anca OF France on the Mexican question by the House
Of Representatives at Washing. on, and also ascrIbes 70
he same cause a reaction on tbs PaIis Boufse. The an
neuneenent that the House Of Representatives had
unanimously voted has the Federal Governments viii
never recognizes or 70 'eraie a monarchy ia Mexico has
however, says the Times much loss sign Acanee than Il
| X had proceeded from yhs Senate, and viii probably be
ignored on retrsesed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
FROm DEBRELL,s BAIGADR.
DIBRELL's BRIGADE, KELLY's DIyIsTo
III O. Mau IL ISL

DALTON, GA, May II, 1854.
EDITORS APPEAL Every Indication this morning
assures Us that Gen. Johnston is still master Of ths sit
uatlon. There il q complete absence Of that fsvsrish
anxiety which bstoksna unesSiness. The pulse Of tbs
whole army bssts high, and such ~buoyaneY Of spirits
and determination of purpose is gratifying in the extreme.
In the peculiar phrase Of cur old veterans, the boys
all have the wlrs-edge On EN-" and 1t l. harder to hold
'em back than it ever HAs before.
Yesterday our rations Of forage Eers reduced one
half in consequence Of the threatening raid upon Re
SAGA, bat full rstiOns are issasd again to-dsy. The
arrival Of the trnius at Dalton last evening wAs highly
encouraging 70 the troops, being q convincing proof that
the enemy has failed IN bis attempt 20 break our line Of
communication. Upon making bis Appearances, Gen.
Johnston was enthusiastically chesrsd, and universal
good feeling prevailed.
On the 7th and STA inst, a constant but desuliory FIRE
wsa kept uD by the picksts near VarnsIPs station, bat a
decided advances was made by the Y~snkseSupOu the
9Th. They we're promptly met by Col Dibrel. who
held them In cheek until the sth Confederate and sh
Texas charged them and, turning their left, routed
them. Col. Lagrange, commanding q brigade in Nc
Cooks division, and whom we fought repeatedly in East
Tennessee last winter, was captured by the charging
column. Nearly > hundred prisoners we're taken. The
pursuit WsE not abandoned until the whole force vas
driven boy ond our original p ekst Inns, aud the enemy
severely punished Lsgrsngs il said % have declared
that he was ignorant Of the fact that bis quandom oppo.
nsnts in the East Tennessee campaign confronted him
hsrs, or he would nothays played such a heavy hand
at bluff
Irsgret that I sm ana5ls 10 flrni1h you a List OF our
killed and wounded. Lieut. Hsarn, Ssrgt. Tucker, Pri-
Yates Smith, Holmes, and Bond, Of the 4th Tennessee
cavalry, were wounded I commend them to the kind
Offices Of Tsnneseesns in your city, to which I under
stand they have been sea-
A circumstance occurred 3 few days since which ex-
cites the disabilities II not the indignation Of our boys.
A member of the 9Th Tennessee was present whilst a
soldier OF Col Hsnnoa's regiment, Esd Alabama, was
reeoHntlng bis exploits. The Albanian remarked that
bis regiment had done bat little Rghiiag sincs they cap.
tured Col strsight last May. Whereupon Tennessee
flew into a high d~udgeOn, and, to " vindiests tho truth
Of history" informed him In unequigocsl terms that
lannon's regiment was not in ons hundred and afty
miles Of the scene Of sEeights surrender. This closed
the mouth Al the boaster, who was, doubtless, fully
aware that none but The eth Tennessee, Gel Billie, and
the Alb Tennessee, Col. McLemers, with Ferresi's
escort. deserve the glory OF this achievement.
As / writs, the enemy is said to be in fun retreat, and
our whole cavalry fOrcs Is moving out to pursue. I.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

AS ExBlBTTIONL-0n Saturday, Miss Mary
L Walker, surgeonsss Of tbs Yankee army,
and = prisoner in Castle Thunder, hearing that
the Tag of truce had come up TO City Point,
applied to Gen. Winder for permission to be in
claded among the list of ofSceYs and surgeons
to be sent away in return for those -of our Off
GERS and men received. The permission, so far
assit inelDded 3 visit to Gen. Winder's Office,
was granted, and she walked mp in costume,
under the wing Of Detsctive Folkes. A great
crowd fell in her train and brought ap her rear,
even TO the headquarters Of Gen. Winder, dark
ening the doors and windows after her advent
intS the august presenee Of the general She
presented her application for an exchange sx-
planned her delicate position in the Beftess terms
She had Joined tie army frem the dictates Of
common humanity, not from any meTcenarY
motive, and when arrested, was arrested upon
neutral ground.
Gen. Winder-Nenlral gEound, madam 7 neu-
trail ground 7 There's no such ground in the
Southern Confedefacy.
Surgeoness-I am g woman and, Of course,
General, you won't hold me- amenabls for the
deeds Of men.
Gen. WIndeT-A weman-a woman What
do you come here in this toeReFy forf Get back
into q froek then, and conduct yourself like 8
decent woman.
The application Of the male miss was refused,
and she was sent back to the castle, reHscEine
ON the uncertainty Of all human calculations.
lEraMiser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

Aa- - -
shsrrard Clemens, Of Western Virginia Is IN S. Lou
Is, on a visit 10 his uncle, James CisnerE
Capt Charles Y. Mason, Of CrEndsIIs regiment a P2
relied prisoner, and q young man nsmsd Elliott, farmer
" Of The rsbslarny, have been arrested a. St. Louis.
OhAFgss not stated
sThs radical Union executive COMMITTEES Of AAAenrl
can = STATE delegate convention 81 jefferson City On
he25Ih Of May, to nominate candidates fer ssaAs CT.
Osrz
oul.. . uunbsr Of eOunssrssa slOO Federal treasury
nstea have been passed IN Southern Missouri ssyerzl
arrests had hesn made.
jay Cooke. Of Ph1adelphia. has P~urshaasd the Whois
Of GIb-altAr island, u the mouth Of Putin Bay AAAe
q il. for g 600 ard attends erecting thereon 2 conE0-
dlous building tr 3 sumner resort
Fourtesush street, Washington. Is aaid 70 contain
throughout lie vshsis iangth, Rousb Of Willard's not ose
house that is not Aouss Of II fame. A contract hA1
mat been made % bald anothsr h5uss Of the same char
acasr. which Is 20 csst ssooe0.
A dispatch to the Cleveland Pain Dealer, dated Ere
msat AprH5 sh says ~The Democratic Messenger sfEes
was braksn into and destroyed last highs By midnight
zhans belonging 70 the Union League"
No fuxer thsz thrss thousand persons are now In
priseusd N GalisiA for political offences.
A oounE convention in the interior Of Missouri hai
declared that Radical b alloss and radical bullets must
FA4 4lHu ~ LcD1AAoA-A0 AA41 ~ P0
eopperhsaas, conservatives, and other rebels not Ii
arms, snd tie isttert to pus down JEFF. Davis snd othel
rebels n anna
The Bslimora ard chic railroad company met on tn
lI4tr and ratified ths purchase Of the Southwestern Vr
GINA or Petersburg railroad, and the contract fer
grand railroad bridge at Parksrsburg, connscting che
Baltimore and Ohio rslzoad with the AArisssa and Gin
etznad track, making 5 continuous railway, stthsu
change Of cars, between New York, Washington, Gin
sinuaa, Indianapolis and Chicago, by q line sixty nile
shorter Than tbs Columbus route to Cincinnati.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

ia the House Of Commons, on the 18th, Lord r.. Cecil
wished 70 AK q question Whieh, at the iuterpodBinD a,
the noble lord At the head Of the Government. be had
postponed on Friday evening. He Wished to know from
the Attorney General whether be still considered 3 Ger.
half Of The Confederats 6oVernnsnt, a. q document Of
a character entirely unqHestionAbie, fhear, hearI a. be
on a former oceazion had described It. Hear. hear /
He also wished 70 know whether the Government wouId
lay on The table the dispatch Of Nj. Seward with refer.
snce to that document
The Attorney General thanked The noble lord for civ.
Ing him the opportunity 5f sssuring the House thai
when no referred to that document on a former Occasion
sre used ne word "u1qusstlonsble,7 9n msaaine was
atmPiy thiH-that never having hesrd any suRsastlor
that tee document Wsss NET what Il ~profeesed 10 bs.
snd knowing that II had been sent to Nj. AdRms M
BY him 10 ker Msleatyp Government lhoar, heart bring
igBOrant Ako Of The peculiar form In which such dsau.
z8e1fs are presented to The Confederate O0Daress; and
not being aware at lbs tine that an opinion had
beea expressed doubtr g The gsnuinenesa Of the doet.
meat be, IN ha simplicity, Il lapghl I'D believe hat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

At the sanitary fair in New York The
married ladies are distinguished By black aprons.
ne unmarried By white; California and Other
widows By aprons hemmed With yellow.
And this leads rs 10 Eemsrk that we regard
seeh s distinction as decidedly lacking in trus
mcdeety. l. il an attempt to combine rstri-
moniai speculation With charity and shows that
cur women arc partaking largely Of dernoraIi-
satOu which has taken possession Of society
In other days no huly modest, sensitive lady
woulda allow hessslft to be thus labeled-to ap-
pear in public with 40 Lett or Taken" or
aJuss Vacated and To LsE Immediately" con
spiszousIy iieketed on hsr as = part Of Der at. ]
Ire.-chieago Tlmss,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
sJOO REWARD

WILL be psid Tor fhs apprehension aud delivery
w IN any SAFE all 50 thAeI can get ne following
Negroes
TENNESSEE. dark copper color. tWezfyEix years
old, Weigds two hundred pounds d fEs feet ten inches
kiEh. ana IS q very dne l00kidg fsloE.
H0AF0h black, twenty I've yea-s old i've fsst
segsa inches high, weighs 0ns hundred aud Ely
pounds and vas RAISED IL he low country.
PaILIP, black tEeuty4our years cid, EFs ssE
eight iaehes hiEh, weighs oas hundTsd ana aF
pounds. sid speaks very slow
S5ABSEhr black i've feet 81 ilehss hiEhi weighs
ons hundred snd forty sounds. round shoulders, tailk
lips large mouth, twenty years cid
TON, black I've feet uins inches hgh, Hsighs 0ns
hundred and seventy 4 - P0Hsds, twenty EsFen Ysara
Old suffers very bad. and uhen excited be can
scarcely peak.
Fhs fh-es st named are brothers szd we're raised
in hancock county. III
mv9 an Augusza- Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

FRoH New oRLEAEs-The Mobile Tribnns
has recesYed New OdsAns papers as late a. the
26fh ult. They contain nothing, it says, con
Corning the battles west Of TIE Mississippi The
Dslta says that Eims' battery had sighty-tWc
horses killed en- The fsd The battle where this
ecouued Is ramsd The battle Of Sabine Cross
Roads The Della DELEGATES in readers with
tho following small bit Of meEdseify
An Alabama paper, in urging . general 3D.
,gsncs aIcrg the whole rebel lines, declares il is
better to die in the North, with arms in their
thar starve At the South or expire IL
ebelns Food and rsiEeat are to be f0ahd ia
the trss SAses, and the South must go 9ud take
FFhat hey want
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
An Aseoans frona LeuTsIana.


OortshA0A4ehle A9oAc EfenA1& NeWAI
CLHT0N, LIS, April g, IS64-rEs following
dispatch was received here this DorDing, written
in pencil and folded 10 q New Orleans paper.
T. DELONY.
II was az Grand Eeore when the battle took
place lss Shreveport two days SITTER before
The bastle; Confederates about 10000 strong,
Fsdersls % 900. Taylor commanded Kirby
Saith present. bat lsa command to Taylor,
Pohgasc, Green, Moutons latter killed. Con.
Tolerate loss between 5000 and 7o00 learned
this from Confederate oGesEs. Federal loss
from y 600 to II, eco. All their ammunition,
wagons and provisions taken. Banks himself
lost everything.
battle ended Of 8 O'Clock at 4 next morning
The Federals ia their Eight had reached Grand
Ecore, 26 miles. Many Louisiana Fedeysls
went over TO the Confsderstes. Gen. Msgrader
was about so miles from The battle eld On The
Oh, with = force from 1900 to 10000 men.
Green's brigade, 5000, is now below Grsnd
Ecors. Before the battle Gen Tavlor was AZ
Shreveport, and received q dispatch fron Gan
Price thst be had entirely routed Steele. tekep
LHle Rock and had cent bis cavalry IN prreuit
The flying enemy"
/ have no d02bt Of is reliability. D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

- The raid OF the Yankees in The rear Of
Gen. JohnstcD's army at Dalton, has excited a
good deal more wonder thsn alarm That they
expected TO cut the railroad and perhsps destroy
q bridge, with tbs view Of inteTruptng our com
muuications is probable, bat they must pat a
very low estimate upon Gen. Jehnsten's vigil
lance and ssgaciy, if they suppose that such q
scheme could be attempted with immunity, or
executed without great danger Of the destrue-
ton Of the entiEe expedition.
It ia said that the f3res il essimsted a ten
thousand, made up Of infantry, cavalrv and ar
tillsry. They necessarily placed themselves be-
yond the reach Of assistance from their own
amy. when they got in rear Of ours, except IN
the eveRt-ef 4 general engagement st The front
IN which cur forces should be driven back.
Thus far there aeems 10 have been re move
msat made against chr lines, as q diversion in
tier favor. They have now bean too long in
our rear for their own safety, and the probsbili-
tics are that they will suffer severely before they
make thsir- escape, if indeed they are persisted
to escape st all We believe that suis&b,s aYrsnpe-
ments have been made for their entertainment
and that the gresssT portion Of them viii not see
thsir own headquarters again. The understsnd-
ing is that sbsy will find Jordan q hsrd road
to travel" Passengers by the lrAin on Tues-
day night, reported thst tho YANKEES csmp iirss
were visible from the railroad, about three
distant when the Iainspassed. Tbey hsd
not Jet been aba 70 10 any damage, and The I'M.
preston prevailed that they would not be per-
10 do any.-RsbeI, 18th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

CoREDERArs STATES OF AHEREUAN
2UARTERNAsTEk-9ENERAE's OFFICE,
Eiehmond April 22d, IsE4-t
ALL CHEERS and sgsnis q tia Departments are
hsrsb7 uotiasd that IN ordsr 70 inxodzes proper uns-
formsiT and system IN eoanseten with the eonussts
sEscutsd with tie Factories o. Govsrzmsnt assount
add to lacrszss sAsreby ths yield thsreoE Major G. "
ounninshzu. ouartsrmsstsr, Asrslofors Ia ehargs Of
he depot a Atlanta, Georgia 8 entrusted. exhaustive
u with tie duty Ok contrasting Ia behalf Of ihs De-
partnent, With The Factories in ihs States Of Sou.h
OarOlins. Georgia, Alabama. FLORIDA and Mississippi
He VII respond 10 acquisitions for material made
upon him By oaissEa n charge Of dspots for the man
zfaefurs Of clothing. a.. & LAYTON.
my2 I'm Quarterusster GeusraL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

PRIcEs-As an suction sale in Columbus,
Ga, on the Oh, the following prices were OBJ
tanned for The sraeles herein enumerated. Sail,
s. 70 81 cts. per ID; sugar, 81; smoking TO-.
bseeO, 81 O. gold watches frem $500 70 $3.50;
one negro boy, $1,000; q man aud his wife
$500 bscsn, damaged, 81 per ID SHOES, SIS;
eas r~oekaWay, 1915. While these prices iusi-
este that money IS sill plentiful, they also sx-
hiblt . great falling of from the figures ruling =
few monfhs s1o.