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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-14

From the Richmond Exsmiusr.l
TIE misgsVsTEmsnt Of ibs ConfsdsrEfs Can.
missariat is 81 UnHhlten page in tbs history ef
this var. Some Day tbs PUB ie viii be ess6und-
Cd Wiih the pr0ois Of iaioiciiity IN tbs b-Anah
Of the pubic service, and viii fad souo one else
to take part Of the eensurs nov 90 exc usivsiy
ascneed to The pepper doctor rom SOush Car
olins"
We happen TO know that more than year
/ ago proposition was. made ko Secretary Seldom
( by one Of the mSst pubic sPiIi.sd and enter
prising frns in tbs C9ufedersey, 70 impoft any
Quantity Of bacon for the army, and q pledgs
( themselves 20 lay il down in Charleston on n
! Wilmington, a. the TAls Of a pound Of bacon
I for pound Of eOiics. Cotton vas then worth
Sbous shiTty cents = pound The proposition
was not that Of spsea aiOfsi il emzns5sd from
= unmber Of patriotic gsRtlemon Who had
| agreed 70 CndeTtake ihs sn.eIpiias a. tie IN
stasee Of sema memeers Of CoDg1ess, and on
sse7uns OF tbs gensTEl Welfare. All thsy got
iron 0r. SeaioE vas lFy isnzb, ard ths 70
EusEk thashe cJ1.d CO much bsaeE <. appears
ihst sOme Irresponsible boastsr, such a. nsiscg
/ The department. for eonzscis, had sHiudled hin
! Into The belief that he could fuEnish iTou s0ne
/ UioPia tive POUNDS ol bscon fcr ons OF cotton,
/ using this bTsg, no don5ts .io ges soma 0fher
substantial fsvoT ff0n the g VsTBmsGk Ths
j consequences was ihst Dir Ssdd5E vas bam-
\ bOczled, and the pUbis spirited capitalists 7ho
I were prepared 70 undertake an enterprise e Vi
I tsl impOItancs 70 our army, were put If ior =
I hifs-hging adTcE.uEers who has, no 6eubt. long
since departed b. "Shen's sxprsss' 70 tha
back slops Of The TuiileTies.
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Dssd 70 AL sense Of vision, from ny brth
A nigh. Of gloon has, hung shove mlne eyes
Shut from ny view the bsauty q ths esrth,
The glory too, they tel me, Of he skies;
The sweetest aowsrs may Ia my pathway grow,
The stars Of heaven above me tightly slime
At morn the dew on leaf znd bloaHJm glow
A sight Of these hast neVer yet bson nine.
Yelled in tho shadow Of a rayless gloom,
The voice Of God frst born, Let there be light p
Bads not its bssmz these eyes Of mine nlums,
To break the pan that shrOzds ne in is night
But now feel upon each ssAlsdn i'd
The gentle pressure OF an unseen hand,
A magic in whose soothing touch is bid
As meath It's Psln my viswlsss CRIBS expand
A voies, then, sEset As Of an angel, spaks;
go seek the water Of the p9ol Of Sloan"
went and found &c pure As crystal lake
On whose clear wave is neither mist nor foam.
It's virtue to ne gave bOundsss view,
When. 10 the wonders q the earth and sky
The wlde green vAlss-yon armament Of blue
Burst Ike the morning on NY waking eye
Whom late was poor beEgsr IN the Etrsst,
With faes and feature now all rev is seen.
Strange sights rise up my startled view 70 greet
As on walk, with pr0udsr form and misn-
Why marvel that mine sys EhOald brightly shiHe.
A with the glow OF nsw-ersstsd light
There is . joy that ony can be mius,
Since passed from ne thst dark and fearful nIsies
The Phsrisss may, doubling. murmur Nay"
Nay seorn the miracle Of God Ia ne
Since AN born unto The light Of day,
That Of hin should an example be.
At birth, came no, from my moihsr's womb
In sin they deem to havs been mine Or hers
Prom lies arst morn. dark as the thseovy tomb.
Ny days are nov al Brilliant the spheres.
20 M, a being poor and humble bern,
AtIength there cones a bright, propitious houz
Though blind from birth, / now bshsid the dawn
AsGsd in ne makes manifest His power.
Wendsr kow aud whence this vision came
And yet ny heart VII ever EHen with praise
To Him Of whom I scsres learned race or uamo,
Whose blessing bs upon my eoming days
He Is the Light ali else than Him Is blind
SIN wells the wsrid ss Ia lurid shroud;
Rsnorss and sorrow Ia the heart are shrined
AS darkness In the bosom Of a cloud
he the Light" &C ye, and follow on;
His spirit viii sseh day commune Wiih thins-
Believe Hizi BE Is snto thee born
For iudEmsnt coms-HimssH the Judge IJT7iue
In sin condemned now bind IL each and all
Yet be viii be TO each 3 faithful Hshi.
&c - that share the fats Of Adams fall
And follow Hu, for BE will give you sishl
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NOT FRIGHFEHED The Mobile Register
takes cain view Of the si.usH5u in Mssis
sipPi and the editor says the more he rejects
upon Is the less be is disposed to believe thai
Gen. Sherman is marching upon Mobile, from
Morton, and Re should not be surprised 10 learn
that having cleared his front Of the Confeder-
aies by the russ, he bss turned bis face eastward
and pounesj upon Meridian. il is at least one
hundred and sixty miles from Morton to Mobile.
If be comes in straight line he must open row
roads for large part Of the wsy. The country
is destitute Of supplies, and be must aul sll his
sBbsislencs. To do this would re luiTe a train
Of 5000 wsFons-ons heavy rain woald stop
his artillery and baggage trsins. II he should
suecsed in getting here, and plant himself in
front Of cur lortifcStons, what is be to live on
He csnDOs be supplied from bass two hundred
miles distant
Wken we hear, aads the AdDsrtissr, ths. tha
enemy he's established base on she coast and
| opened water communication for bis supplies,
wa sfah begin 70 think that Gen Sherman is
serious in ths enormous hAnk movement be is
nov supposed to be making. A. present we DO
not credit t. Again, does any oBs suppose that
Sherman ia dragging s siege train from Yieks'
burg 70 this plseol And without it Whist can
he DO against cur deiense5 Admi. that he has
sixty FIVE pieces Of artillery. II ii is Esd anil
lsry, be night have g Thousand and do as no
hsfn. L is stated and repeated positively thet
SasFmao's army lie moving Ieht with very litil'
iHspsdinssEis Of any sort-Hot seveu lsrge sub
sistsn train, and that be started with twelve
days Of cooked rztioUs
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BASIL DUKE PARoLED- The Columbns
(Ohio) Express states that Col Basil Duke the
"Drsns" of M1rgau's commsnd ia the raid
through Ohio, has been released from his cor
dnemsnt ia the psni;enlisry. by order Of sbs
War Department, and is now at Camp Chase,
bsiOg allowed the perfect freedom Of the camp.
Upon receiving the order FOR Duks's release,
Captain Meriou, the warden, refused to hand
him over without direct and unequivocal order
from Gen. BrOugh The latter issued such
order, and the prisoner was delivered over 70
the offeer IN command ct Camp Chase.
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LIFE I'm CASTLE TmUNDER.
Narrative of a Parolea BoasmIa..

Mr. L A. Hendricks, ose Of the Northern
newspaper correspondents hold IS prisoner in
Redmond, was recently paroled by the author
tics for ninety days. He hss published q long
sccount Of his captivity; bat the conditions Of
his parole prevent him from furnishing informs-
ton that would reader the narrative most inter
esting We make few extracts. The writer
wss captured, in company with another "Bohe-
Inisn," in October last, by M9sby.
PEN PICTURE OF MosBY.
He looks no bandit chief. OF medium stssure,
dehcsts, 1.-the form, brown hair, blus eyes, and a
naUstRehe, and an expression the sntipode Of
faIoeious be evincss no physical tokens signal
ling the GudseiOus and successful partisan lesd
OF hei He was dressed in a rebel major full
dress uniform He gave us his history before
and during the wsr, and i was most agreeable
recital. He acted and spoke as 4 gentleman,
with no show Of vuigsTity or hull ging cruelty,
or lurking snesrs 6 his victims. Al times be
! could not suppress a chuekle over bis successes
in accomplishing certain captures and avoidance
of being captured himself bat this was very
natural
"You must bc quite lion" ! remember re-
marking to him, particularly among the Ia
dies, SO naturally WoTshipful Of heroes of your
school 7"
well, WE'LL" he said, ssrOElng bis mOus-
/ tRche, " roar little
BASE swIEDLE AND WORD OF CAUTION
While / think Of ig, win make mention of g
single circumstances hsIo that may be Of service
| to those unfortunate enough to be captured
! hereafter. Prisoners arc told that gTeenbacks
( are prohibited circulation 10 Richmond, aud Of
1 no account bat to bo sent North. The party
was with were whsedled into exchanging nearly
all their greenbacks for Confederate notes, dol,
| lar for dollar, upon this statement. The guard
who did the exchanging stated tbs. they wanted
| Northern money 20 send to their relatives and
| friends confined in Northern prisons as green
backs st that tine in Richmond were worth ter
times as much as Confederate notes, the base
ness and extent Of the swindle are apparent.
CASTLE THUNDER.
Here We sre A. last, and = block only from thG
Libby. dislike taking any one with me ovel
the threshold OF Castle Thunder and show the
interior life there. would ask any one before
accompanying me to take THAR smelling bot
ties, and al having aversion to insects gener
ally elRsEed as geBHs pedieHiEs, 20 wear only
s7ch garments as they can Aford afterwards 4
throw into the CRATE or river. And arst, lot rn'
describe the building. Originally, like th'
LIBBY, tobscc0 warehouse, soon after the wa
begun it was converted into q pTision. Unit
about year ego it WAS occupied exclusively
by rebel soldiers, confined here TO await trial Of
charges Of breech Of military discipline, or 8
serve cut sentences of ball and ehsin wesriGl
already passed. Derelict rebel soldiers mutt
plying too rapidly, the bulk Of them wers Te
moved TO the penltentiETy e. SAulsburr, Mort
, Cafolna, and thereupon tho induction of Yan
kee prisoners began, Fora long time dessrterl
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talk, AID her manners give indication Of refined
education and sssoeissiops. Upon the subject
OF her Psst history she is perrisssntly ret;eent
She was captured in Tennessee.
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Ffsm ne Sems Dispaioh, IIih.l
Paesengars by last nights cars report tls ad
vance quad Of the snsmy 70 hsYo been on
yesterday within thirty milss Of Meridian, snd
that our forces were PTsParing 70 eVssuate thai
place. Ths baggage Of tFcopss subsistesce
stoI es, etc, were 6eiBg rapidly removed in the
direerion Of Dsmopolis- There are other exeit-
ing statements in Tsstion 10 s Simultaneous sd-
vance Of the enemy on Mobile by Cen Banks,
winch yye bslisVe 70 be without foundation. This
morning we 20 10 DsmopOlls, from shioh pOizt
cur readers viii receive sach important and re-
Habla news Es we shan be able TO gather.
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ORtEaF en-. Fsbrnarv ,. Isg4


We bad an inseEvisw, yesterday evening,
with . member Of the Charles City cavalry,
who, with several others Of the same command.
vOluntsed their services IS scouts during ths
late advance Of the Yankees 10 the ChiekAhon-
iny. He was Just frsm below, aud bis report
confirms Whist We have already slated in regard
to the retreat Of tbs enemy to sho point Whenes
they came.
They wero nowhere this side Of Disscund
creek At 9 o'clock, Monday night. The v ooh
ieTcs Of iniantIy, cavalry and artillery that
came up, is estimated st eight thousand, under
the command Of 3 general. whose name they
we're unable 20 lesrn.-RiehrEesd Ekig, Ioth.
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RAGa WANrEra.

The highest msrks! price, either Ia money
or subscription, will be paid for clean cs;ton
or linen rags, white or cOlored, delivered at the
APPEAL counting. room, Atlanta.
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DERD,

In Sumner eouaty, Tena., ~ his residence, i've and
hali miles north Of Gas:ins Capt @ DoBBIss IN the
eighiy-thirC year q bis age. He nsEber Of
the Presbyterian Church, worthy msnbsr Of soeisy
sad > sOadslszs H' diss Fsbsuary ], lsss.
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TELEGRA APHIC.


Entered according % eet Of Oongsss b The year Is53
by J. 8. TBRAsHER H the Clerks ofaes q he pls
iet Oourt Of tia Cousdsrzts States foE tie EortA-
en- nlsirict 81 GeOraia.
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II The large amount of rolling stock on the
railroads north Of Jackson is again endangered
by the Federal movements and success Ia Mis-
sppi. Nine moRths has been suffered to elapse
without accomplishing repairs to the roads At
Jsckaon and across Pearl river, which might
have been done in so many weeks with the at
most ease. Genuine Yaakso energy would have
performed the work in nine days Why this DE-
lay Why WAS not the stock saved Have we
no use for i:f Is it not a fact patent to every
one Shat some Of our roads are almost useless,
because their stock is worn ou; Upon whom
should ihe biema rest7
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'KENNEUY aoUsE,
.EgFawEEE.

ON s. Loufs between Erssbilu and EhEiito-
sIreets b. one q tie lagt P,ossass i1esn'na ~ -
ritT Eud ~ Lrass as pa3s all E-c % @ ser iei
sst ta tiop tLsre I-1 ts5ss sraJs i1rlus1so y u
lie bs 3 tGs ruarEss sdg-dE LsJllea ere p the neni
Of lazsng per-ous uL0 gzh 20 g a. ms .o aar e
oHsr pisces Lu-rsf Is FSa-d G6i. 70 reHet2ue
fts 10 a-ilE lue5
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The Prsss publishes Bank List, couee-
ted daily By 7. S Mari, broker" etc. The
quotations Of Tennessee and Southern bank
naies, the standard being grsenbEeks, are as
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FEAT OF M0sBY's MgN.-A few days ago,
sixteen Of Mosby's gallant Tsngers attacked
twenty-five YsnkesS between Bsuyvills and
ChsrlesiOTn, and completely routed them. They
killed three OF The enemy, wounded four, cap
taEed three, and took Ave splendid horses. Tba
remainder Wgs glad enough 70 mako their
escape We had no casualties tkAt We have
heard of--Richa0sd EkiT 29.
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LETTER BY FLAG uF TRUCE.-F0T the bene-
fs # al concerned the proper Oficsgs at Rich
msnd announce that letters to 80 North, or any
where outside of tbs Confederate lines, must NOT
be Of gcsaleg length thsn ons pags Of ordinary
sized lettor pspsr. the contents must be strict
ly confined to private or family matters. En-
Close the lester in az envelope addressed to the
person FOR whom il is intended, putting on the
envelope = United States postage stamp, or, II
th caunot be obtained, five cents in specie in
side. (Confsde,ale money will not do). Lesve
tie ls,ieE uusealsd and enclose it in another
saale3 envelope, addressed to Capt Nm ID
Hatch, ssTistant sgeut Of exchange, War De
Par.usrt. Richmond, Va, who vi. give It the
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Frsm she RaPIsau-0meiaI DssDates

The following official dispatch from General
Lee was received at the War Dspartnsut yes
teYday, and Of eonrse, explains shs result Of the
sf4ir Saturday and Sunday. and the situa-
ton yesterday:
OR4EsE C. ii, February 3, 1854.
Gen s. 0oopsr, AdiatAnt aud Inspector General;
The forces of the ensmy which crossed az
Motions ford Saturday were driven 10 the river
under cover Of their guns this evening. During
the night they Escrossed to the north bank, but
remained in position yesterday. This rSTnIBg.
they have disappeared. They left seventeen
dead and forty six wounded in our hands. OuT'
lOss, four killed and twenty wounded The,
guard at The ford, a lieussnant and twenty I've
men, while brsvely resisting the passage Of 1hs
enemy, were captured. The enemy's cavalry,
Whics appeared at BaFns t's yesterday, returned
across R0binson's river Sunday evening.
(Sighed) r ELEE.
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-GGn EEGlO El-h-Ht tie 14bb Iron Works One
AOV wo-sEn viii be isgriTs3 with each ten uien
gTtzB1s Qptr-er Hns food ara tti1g VIII Ha
furnlhed. GLis ss.4biisGent b. ICcs.tad bfty miles
uorth Il Ssl-l hss re- cent been , rchssed By sc
f4s ~ernr1ent a1d g. worE-a ca Government ecco,.nt
Acres re Is sti--- 3 'elaula-
WE fiAEDScE HuNT.
ISIS IN VISOR .m- aa-f Tla- I-rr !. q. H.
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COTToN AT JACKsoN-We learn shat about
four hundred bales ef government cotton was
destroyed By sur troops before tbey lsfs Jack
son. Tne day previous considerable amount
was placsd in the hands Of such citizens as we're
eomp-llsd to remain, by sale and otherwise, in
order that they might have SONS! hing where
with to obtain the nscsSsseie5 of life. Among
the rest The superintendent Of the lunatio asylum
became the purchaser Of one hundred bales for
the benefit of those for whom be had 70 provide.
The public stores were all removed in safety.
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osR FoR 1wELEE.-A person advsFiisss IN
the LynehbuTg RsPsb.ieaa for six thousand dol
lars in Ccnfedersts money, for which he cHsrs
70 Psy in gold at the rate Of enc t0T twelve.
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NORTH CARoLINA A:-The Rseign Progrtss
chsrsctsTizss the late movement in the Director
Of NsNbsrn as brilliant success and think;
il viii bo productive Of much COED. IF the enc
my can be confined to Nwben and Washington
large supplies can be produced in Eastern
North Carolina
Colonel saaw, who vas killed while spanning
Bachelors Creek with pontOon bridge, waa
sho: by negEo soldier. The negro was watched
taken and hanged after ths action at Thomas
Vile
During his reconnaissance in tho vicinity Of
Newbern, General Pickett caught numter o
deserters W 10 had eRlisted in the ranks Of the
enemy, snd ordered them to reeaivs Che fate
which they had justly brought upon themselves
as the penalty Of their irsschsry
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Ia-mnIlrEee F'cnsale a-nTlege

TFrHE IA u, TEEa l1sss Un rs agl Fel. AIRY
4 The tprfnr rern crarr t1s sc q Febsusfg
sud closes - J-ly. srls7a ---r1 D t-e-r Crs be
uiosclny tz pf la extreme faseL
beard and lEitor lor q ter iu 7dvauee. tfrss hUu
drs acd ninety aaieru kor igg.h.r p.T iealacs 40
ar.Fr tEV. jess WOOD,
ser-Qy, President
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EEADE's ARMY-The Richmond EzGmiHsr
has information from two diFeTeut sources
each within the enemy's Hnes--the consistent
story that Meades army has been depleted by
fuIioughs and desertiona that /. does nos num-
Der moro than tw enty-fve thousand nsn; and
that it is generally believed in tbs North that 1t
will abandon the Ripidsn and move bssk upon
Washington, preparatory to the spring cam
paign. Ia one instance this account comes from
4 lady recently from Wanentou in another in
stance il is the relation Of ConfedsFGts officer,
escaped from Fort MeHsnTy, WAC arrived in
Richmond s day or two since The latter reports
that he heard, and thss it was believed in BAlti-
tmore, that the rscsn; demonstrations of the
enemy on the peninsula wsTe intended to divert
attention from Meade's preparations for e re
treat.
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For tao Memphis Appeal.
THE BLIND NAN AT sILOAF


Suggested By a sermon Of Rev Dr. Lsyburn, formerly
Of Phlladsiphis, delivered IL Montgomery, Ala
March. 1868. TExT-John IL, II.
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a. D. ggEEmEaag - 8,

CeHEisSiaa aAsfGEaks GHa Bseier "a
DsEeSllc aaaEl@eEzres,
SUGAR. SALT. gOBAoOO ETu, Osrnsg Ohsrry
sQs sseaRd Esssss, ksSaR Ga.
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P.P. REASE,
C0EF.EETSSEO.E' sEEERCke.z-E'Z,

At TIE
Old FsBd Of the late arm o. FeaEs DsES PeaoAtree
Street hHnr-s Gsergis
TTTII-L sttsud promptly 20 sl orders or eons'z1-
W z-e1tE sals-E-sd % - clIS-
p P. PRASE,
{asa1 Atlanta Ca.
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RICHH0yD BRUSH MAEUFACTeHT.
"a he .ropristo- Of ;ks EEgstEUED BRUSH hhk
q uFACTG ~ Foufbvg a. oCraer " Bread sno q
streets g. epard q f1Fpy BE trsds AGA The pnhbs
generally w1ib B-fisheI fer ciackius vile ssails
Fcrubbnz. cl1thas etc 81 ne besl u=aui6O.ure.
Tae -hses Br zee vii be uzt1 for ETt'gH z1a HaI
Of al kirls r1d al persozs having any on ksnd vii
pl=sss sUd-tss lie undzr=sE-sd ssho " re tr7-
portHtisn = - 80
rF
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Why would s0ms Of cur lawmakers make
good colt raissEsi Became they axe very suc-
eessfuI IN finding ''nEs's nssts.n
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BLOCKADE RUNNERS ASHORE. = Adviees
from Wilmington state that the City Of Peters
burg, SpuRky and Emily, are ashore on the
Nc'ih Carolina coast. The E nily is loaded
win bscoa on Government account. Il Is
s-cught that the spunky will be saved The
steamer Seio.A, while attempting to run in, was
mistaken BY our batteries for a Federal, fred
on aud destroyed. -Four Of the crss are said 70
be killed. Nj Thouron, formerly purser Of the
BesuTsgard, is sad 70 be among the missing.
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Twenty Confederate prisoners we're sent North
on tbe 9h--no names given.
OF the cotton irsdO tho Press says the
warehouse of A. Hamilton & Co, is now pretty
well filed with this valuable ssspls, reminding
one somewhat Of the fash times Of Nashville.
Yesterday the ssles rsachsd two hundred snd
ffty bales, at from 55 70 56c. per pound. The
demand is good AMI !ha receipts liberal.
The river was falling, with Eve and half feet
on the shoals The landing is reported As pre-
ssnting quite business appearance, with sew
erSl steamers diseharging freight, and The lsvee
covered with public stores.
The police court reports show tho presence 10
The city Of considerable number of small
rogUes.
Orders have been Issued p'ohibiting the pub-
hOsiion Of tbs names of any parties sent to she
old csPitsl prison
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Tas Danvias, Va, ApBsal says that the pris-
onars of war confined there are soon to be re.
mgVed to another place
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HOUSE And LGT Fo2 SALE
A YEsY PEE Tfl HOUSE sHi LOT for sale
. a horse ssrfz-pIpr ave rUuus On he lot O. e
good ki lhea slckehouse fervantu' roons sTeeiieni
well Of water and fire ga-dsn grsu1d
z w 70 sLIER
F.aa1- tn-il- -priag.
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Ths address which appears below, says the
Richmond SsEtiael, is thrilling tribute to cur
soldiers from their constitutional commander
in-chisf Il glowS with gratitude and sdmira-
ton, and is eloquent with sympathy and eu-
ccursgemsnt. 1t is no. common glory to have
won such trsasceRdent praise as the President
60 fselingly bss!ows on our glorious wEr-wsrn
heroes Aud lhe whole country, with one voice
and with sffsCtiOna!s pride, psonouncss It only
thor Just due!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-14

ADJT AND INsP'R GEx's OFFICE,
Richmond, Va, Feb. l6, 1854.