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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

IN Neu Orleans political matters absorb the
attention Of the people. Tbs recent proelams-
ton Of Gen. Banks has given much food for
the loquaciiy Of the politicians and The press.
The Union conventions Of The city are bs-
coming quito popular, and answering q good
purpose.
Ger. Banks Ia still in New OfleanA Brig
Gen. Albert L. lee, veil known in this depart
ment, has for some months past haen chief Of
cavalry on Gen. Banks staff He IS pow or
g~snixing = large force, and viii, IN all pro
habliiy, take a leading part in Banks cam
pAign, which must soon open. No better Cfficer
than Gen. Lee could have been eh sen to lsad
the troops that are to restore Texas to her slle-
glance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

~ Tbs Savannah Rspa5lisaR OF Friday list
says; We rejoice TO sse thss Bishop George P.
Pisree, enc Of the finest OrssoTs tnat G'orgis
ever produced, has consented to step aside from
the ecclesiastical duties fer q brief season and
devote his great powers 70 the task ef accusing
his counrymsR % day in the present crisis.
We hope Savannah viii be among the early sp-
pointmeals Of the Bishop.
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FelIow-eitizens Of Ksntuekf,

Oa the lah OF Fsaruary. 1855 yea are c.Isdspoz
70 elect members 10 he Consdsrats Congress- !
havs served yoa fzltEfu'ig aid TO ne bsBs Of ny
saiiiz in The present O1zrrssa I ROW aVsH 1yss,F
Of his means to Hunounee % you rhlt5 10 . esndi-
dare to represent he 6a Congrezli1aal Dahist err
pc ed q The e0antss q spencer. BuIEii, Eslso-,
Marion. Washington. Andssoz. Nsrssr. GsrrzId sLd
Boyle IN he next Congress r s.ssisd. I can only
Promiss N EasiViasd dsvotioa q year Interest," and
or cause.
Ihays the honor p sa most irslE
ias9 Tor r z FURNETT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

Coon, R TRUE.-A business letter from Ger
seryils, Mississippi dated The Goth glt, says
: Issw = letter from Jackson, Louisiana. a few
days sgc, which stated that Banks army, in
attempting 70 cress The Colorado, Vas Aitscksd
ty Aagrsdsr and cut to pisces, killing and cap
turing nearly the whole command. Il was also
stated that The enemy had been heavily rein
forced ss Baton Refuge and Por Hudson, and
hey Intended 70 extend their lines 70 TIE New
orlesns' jackson and Great Northern railroad,
and forage upon De eounlrT.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09
AnEsIRlRLER EsInEACE

NAE Be bought for Confederate money. In he ts-O
III Auburn Alabama, On The Hontsanery and
Wesf Poias Railroad. sizsy niles a5ovs MoutTcms-v
The lot eoHIlu5 tFeuE affaz Has On Il al he nsess
ssry ousooldinEA such As good usere cabf14 : usu
gsrden spot, splendid well Of water fruif t-ess
etc Atsos 3 ten acre led for polz-oes eora. psss
etc Parties wishing 10 purcfsss viii ulssse eaA OF
Ur- = e. Mc-i1tneT, woo Is authorised 10 sell il ny
ahlence I.t mi TaNS = EEN~EnY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

9rAdjt-Gsn. Cooper has found Is necessary
to publish a general order forbiddiDz The i'm
PressneDt Of supplies Of provisions ia t~ransitz
to a~rsenais, armoTies and ordnance dspo.s, IN
der the order Of lie eomman5ing officer Of the
CANA. L appears that tie mania Of impress.
mans has gore to sueh extent that syen the
Government has to protect Itself against the
violence Of is own ofiesrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

AsoTHER STEAMER GosE.-We learn that
NE steamship Wild DayTen from Nassau for
this port, vent ashore yesterday morning near
Fopssil Inlet, sh5at twelve miles north Of VII
mington. ahs threw ovsz cargo 70 tighten ship
and get OF but was discovered By the block
adeEs. Tho orew made their escape, The vessel
wss taken possession Of By the enemy.
About one third Of the cargo Of ths Wild
DayTell Is understood 70 have hesH on GaverD-
ment aecounL This was her zecond trip. = 10
is 10 blame, if anybody, for her getting ashore,
We DO mas knows we suppose sac got out Of her
place n the heavy log prevailing Is that Tine
WiImiaglsH Journal, "a.
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Columbia superior Court.
@epsember Term. 1869.
james s. Hsmiiton, Commits
o. Augustus Nap er
BHl for m~srshaliBg as,
SEA and ~sissfiBurior.

Ut being represented 80 ths ceurt hat Jsuos =
Il Wbaay. and bis Nife Jesss defendznts n A4d bif,
rrside IN tas State q S0sta Caotns, ard that Aadisca
Is. Bougisis and aa wife Eizz ans kasenia kauaolpa
EichaTd Randolph sld Anna Randolph reside % ne
state 81 TeEnesses, aud hufy q nely resir=i p me
State o. Alsbsne. on matioH- ordered hat 80 shove
named parties b and srpear ~ TO ns1t tsru q tAA
,.erft dead answer or sahuE % sid ecurt
And il L flsther ordsEed hat ne ao0Fe rae oe fHo-
llshcd aue5 3 msaih for four mouths areTisss ? tes
next r. N Of this Go 1T Is tAs gllsHlsg sxzstt@a Z e.
the Msm hs Appsai, CaaresAn Soafier ana Aon-
eanery Advertiser
- sab iSsi GE9- W GRAY.
-'ig Ts~S- eaeS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

What - 80 be Doae Wtah Ibe kAo GrHHde z
New olsan1 Correspondents New York World
You must abandon any great expectations
from the Rio Grsnds expedition. II has sec0m-
plisked ali it can do IS against the rebellion,
and, until the srrival Of French troops Al Msts-
moros, nothing new will occur IN tbst region. I
perceive that Gen. DSna has thought i sdvisa-
bic 20 establish posts shove Brownsville, SO that
travel into Mckee Is unimpeded by Wsy of Rio
Grsnde City and L me, TO asy nothing Of Roma
But as long as Cheno CoItinas is military COM
mRndsRt a. Matamoros, and on intimate terms
with eur forces, very little certainty Of safety
viii attend the rebel trade with MstamoTos or its
vicinity not that be- viii play into cur Essds,
but iato his own.
After SONS little tine 4 Franeo-M Mexican
force will sppesr in the rear Of As,amoros, and
al the interior Of the State Of Ts~msuLpss viii
| declare for the intervention. Mstam0Tos may
hold cut for months; bat the towns up the river
will 20 for intervention, and trade With Texas,
and the wagons and carts viii take the Direction
Of Tsnpie0 OF SotoGs Marina, under conveys il
Necessary. The business then dons win be al
together in neutral hands, on neutral soil and
under neutral flags; safer than any ever yet
done at Brownsville nearly IS expeditions, and,
in these times Of damBing The expense, about as
profitable. II you tslk Of sending troops up the
river to prevent il, you will please thom hugely,
because you put yourself on q par with the
rebels in difficulty az TO supplies aud distance
from the bsss Of operations.
Take it sl in sIl, re hsve won az elephant
in The Rio Grande. We have dons something
il Is true; We have broken ". for & while, the
rebel trade there, and diminished thsiF supplies;
if q viZorods prosecution could be had else
where, as part of q combined attack, it might
be of great utility. This, however, must not be
long postponed, or the interrupted trade will
be TscOpnscted. Whether the movement BY
way Of Indisnols viii have prosperous weather
is more than doubtful, sad if il hiss, whether it
will resp permanent advantages is also guile
| pToblemR iesl. NOss gcFrOHs.
The tact Is, The right bank OF the Rio Grsnde,
whilo it might be convenient IS = refuge were
The rebels 10 tern the tables on rs, ia, IS we now
SlaHd, very much in tha way If tie French
diTtde It's ownership with C0Ttins and SsTus il
Is still more sci and, with the evidences before
Us Of their want o. sympa:hy with our cause,
snd their knowledge Of our want Of sympathy
With theirs, if they should 60. Istsmoros aud
the mouth Of the liver ia their hands, we have
got on ours a most uBfTuiifui burden.
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HOME SCHOOL.

a england, ana for ths lsst twenty years steaehar
in the South. proposes &c rsesivs iuts his family
twenty youths 81 baardsrs. They will have ths ad
vantage Of ha undivided care and Instruction, and his
ebiee vii be 70 make them not only soundesebolsTs.
bus gentlemen.
Terms one t1aEsaud doiars FER annum. Fer fun
perdcn Ars address RICHARD FORD,
feln tntedde nrfEr "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

AiRSe-The Lynchburg papers say tia.
hiring Of negroes in that city has played Ont,
there being but few persons who are willing to
EiTs more thaa board and eloshsss for 3 ser.
yAHl The local Of The MonigOmey Adpsassr
says hs has seen negroes On the block in that
city pat up loi nire foI whom no bids vers
given As agsneral ;hiug. however, We b.l;.vs
tfat negroes have been hiied al fair prices ir
as times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

List Of URcisiG=ed EreiEhs Received IA the
sS1theER RIpress ESMDRay, February Z,
1853
W Waits, box AB Baker, haz; J Reach. box; s 3
claiborne, box; LOwen, bozi n Grsehgr box; J F
jeffrey Pkg Agent 4 and Railroad. crest; McNsught
kegi G. Webb. bdli ars GsteHoOd, pkg; J V
Gisss box; Cspt L L Goodrich. Pkg Seet S d Sect,
box J B Leaf, box " TFuks, box } h YickeFs, hr
and sssSi DR. ~ Compton, pkg J 2 Almond box; N
Carslry. k~Aspgack.
Tie above freight is stored a. owners rsk sud sx-
penso, zad viii be sold kT charges. Il aot called for.
a. d WITT o T. Clerk
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sEaeT J. n. BUcHAsAs, sssrstary.
IaierysdaE lroa Lsui.iaaa and Tssa..

1nteresIBg from LsuisiaRa and Texas.
From the Memphis Bulletn.l
We gather from persons recently arrived from
New Orleans many interesting facts in relation
t. Easirs in the department. of TIE Cali:
In Texas the srmy within The past few weeks
has made several very important advances, Gen.
FI;z Henry Warren occupying Iadianols and
remembering the country beyond. Asssgorda
and bavseS are siso IN cur possession la the
beginning Of January an expedition was ret oct
frOm DecTos point, Texas, and meyed up Nat
agOtda peniusUis ia cooperation with TIE suu-
bosts, nnd made some important discoveries in
relation 20 the eEemy's plans. The rebel pun
boat Can WIS destroyed while endeavorinV ts
cheek any fUrshef advance on Cur part. As The
expedition wss on its return, a large body Of
tbs ensny's cavalry were seen charging across
the pain, with 3 design Of cutting the expedi-
lion eff. Our troops being very much less IN
number, Immediately WiihdIea to some aeieh.
b1EiRg sand bills, where, while part we're keen.
iug he stteniion Of the enemy engaged, the rest
wsih their bayoueis dug up the sand, kdd f limp
their ble1kets, which were used for bags. soon
found themselves well protected and their infer
onsy Of numbers equalized By advantage and
security Of position. After besisgine our troops
for shout twensy houIs, the enemy fearing rein
fercemenis, which, ia fsct, wee moving 10 cur
assistance, withdrew, raising the siege and NOV
tEN lf 1tAHIs ttfSi as 1881 As possible. Nc
very important movements, with an eve to a
ctmgsign, are looked for il Texas At present
ID j0r Gen. Heron has been appointed TO the
command Of q new district, extending along the
Ro Gfands and designated he District Of he
Frontier"
From the Teehe country va learn nothing Of
impoftaace, in a military point Of view. The
army has gone into winter quarters for the
present.
The priscaers captured same time $50 neaE
Bayou Coutesu, recently returned. brineiue
very gloomy accounts Of rebel prosperity n
Western LouisisEa. The psople srs baeominv
iirsd o. lighting. aid wish 70 return 10 their
plsnsasio1s, which are Tspidiy becoming dilsp-
isated sad oyeTgr0Wn. Prices in that section
srs most exor6iiant ConfsdeFSte money has
declined to l6 cents On tie dollar, Gold worth
sis. Bad ram S25 per bottle, and everything
else ia proportion
TIE festmsal Of onr prisoners At Match
K ches, A.exsn3ris and SbEeVospoTk, is shock
Ing, many 81 hem wanting the necessanss Of
iits, AID arc poorly clad. Al enlargement has
been made between General Frarkin, Of cur
army, ard Gsa. Tsyl0r, ConsederAts States
army, fer the supply ii car men viii the re-
guisiis clothing and blankets.
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AlhAt1f sAAg
r DESIRE 70 obtain q sufficient uamher Of men 80
rsrruit nv coumaud Of . Battery Of Horse Al
lery, now stationed al Halls KILLS near Ao1ns, sad
attached to The l6h regiment Coniedsrae CAfaEy
eonmandedb BY Col Harry AanrT.
Ihsvs zuthoritv IRON ne Chief Of me huree1 u
Ccnseripiion Of fhs Dersrtmszt % receive recrnitA
Prlneipsis sf subs iiufes, and others uFee 20 con
s.-t5ntion viii 5 received a CAGE upon application 70
ne Al Haii'a NILS. or to Capt Horizon, ConseIpt
THOMAS F.. TOBN.
nna - rartaIr rrnnsn.InE Tnnin-a ns.ta-r
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BLOCKADE GOODS
AND BUY THEM !
| PIECE AUGUSTA sHEETNG.

Z PIECE AUGUSTA sHEETIEG,
10 OVER AND FROGK COATS,
"A superior Fr0ck Goals,
DE English Beaver Hats,
4 dcz. Black Eats,
III dCz. Scissors,
3 doz. Shears,
e doz Horn Fine Tooth Combs,
5 dcz Lambs Wool Knit Drawers,
10 suits Uniform Goats and Pants,
10 dos. ~CuIryeombs.
2doz- MsriRo Shirts,
So gross small Oils and SdgeTed Batsons,
gross Confederate Staff Buttons,
10 gross Agate Battoas. aasortedj
80 n C8r's Waterproof Pistol and Gun Caps,
so gross Giiloss Steel Pens,
% pairs Congress GaitsFs.
6 pieces "A Augusta Sheeeing,
g reams English aud French Paper,
4pieess A Bisaehed Gotten,
10 de-. /. c. HandkerchieEs,
q doz. 100 y9s. Write Speeds,
. doz Esglish Msn5rsndum Books.
The foregoing assortment Of
Superior Goods,
are on consignment, ard for sale at the old
stand Of Pease q Davis, By
P. P PEASE,
fst5t Psaeht5se street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

GoBsLKD DoUBTLgss-Two Gotten buvers
fron This city, went down the river a fsv dsys
since, and ventured into g secession distres a.
IA expedition alter The pfecious slsble. Fbes
have not since mace their Appearance, ard Il IS
ALIEN into the hands OF some prowHpv bsaa az
gdeffdias. as did thu uafort1nsle Perss and
Wslt-Msaph1 BalLsliA.
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FORTY.FlFrm mIssIssIPPl.

Al . meeting Of eompsuiei B and D, Ssh Mississippi
regiment Llsut william Fox was called to the chair,
and Ssrgt J. W. buchanan requested to ae. s. seere-
tary. The chairman having s~zplsined the offset Of tie
meeting, a COMMITTEES Of two from each company were
GpPointsd to draf suitable resolutions
The preamble and resolutions being voted upon sep.
sraiely, were adopted unsHim5usly.
Whesess our besutiful and Sunny South Is rev
oVerrun by 8 vaadai horde, nsTcenaries Of a trucuIent
aid dstssiAhle tYrant, who haa srmed cur slaves for our
szbjugadss. and committed acts through his 20 lesse1-
sers ed miuions, that are rot to be found in the annals
Of civilized nations; aad whereas. our time Of enlist
ment il net cut until November rexs, but we dean It
our imperative duty to show 10 the Authorities that We
are new. as NC have bssn. ready to renew cur obHgs-
lions TO our Government, and to strike as Iorg az the
eneny's foo; expresses our ssered soil. Tberefsre. be
It resolved
J. That the members Of companies h and D, s5th Mis.
siEippi regiment re-enlIst for the war, With tie request
that We be permitted TO select our regiment in cas- the
45th Mississippi does not re snliAt before The expiration
q their term q service.
3 ThAt ne would be glad 70 reoryanlze. but at TIE
same time, we wiz e~heerfully snbnit to any legislation
thz G -vernment nay see 4. to pass on this subject.
3. That tha Memphis APrEAL be requested to publish
the proceedings of ihis 4, citing
LIEUT. VIZ FOX, Chairman.
SERaT J. Il. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
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a Ar. J. K PsEksr, Of oentervils, Miss,
has placed in our hsnds. s4s 90. for the ben
eft Of destitute In Hsndsrson's command It
viii be held subject TO the order Of the com
msndsr. Mr.. P also writes: Il have ordered
tFeuty pairs Of shoes on ny own account, that
] viii send forward as soon as possible" They
VIII be gratefully received.
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Ge.ernI 80 q. IA.


ApJUTAsr AND NsPEcToE-3ESER4L OFFICE, Z
Richmond, Fserdzry 4 1864
THE following order IL published for the i~nformation
Of all concerned.
Q. S. AMERTCA War DEPARTMENT,
Riehmond, February l. ls64-
EXCHANGE NOTICE No VIM.
L All prisoners herstofore hsld BY ts UnItsd Ssstos
authorities whether oaisers soIlisss or eiyiizua. re-
esiv5d st City Point before he lss o. January, 1864,
are hereby declared exehapgsd.
2 All officers and men Of tie visksbu-s capture.
VIA reported for duty At Ea.erp5se. Ms At any tine
prior 10 tke Hh OF November, 1859 and whose names
we're forwarded to me By Msjof Gsa. John h. Forney,
are declared tEehargsd.
3. an officers snd men Of tie Tieksburg capture.
belong ng 10 the Isl Tsnnsssos heavy artillery, who
reported for dRty 81 Msristis, Ca and whose names
were forwarded to me By Col a. jackson, srs d
elsIsd exchanged 40. oULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
BY order S. COOPER, Adiuians ana Insp General
frg 81
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S5OO RRWARnl

81 An AWAY from the subseribsr, N September
II last, ny NEGRO BOY. henry, 20 years. Of age,
copper eelor, i've feet i've or tx inches high, Aeasy
set a h0Use servant rnd ro8gh bsr6sF-usinE Bis left
hsaf. lie IS supposed 10 be with he army OF Tennes-
see. Tas aboys reward WHl be paid Tor his apprs.
hsnaion J. b MARTIN.
ia TfnW1Eu Ta-Fr~.s~-- II.
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For Congress.

EDITORS APPEaLs You VII snnounes NJ Ia your
Paper 81 esndflais for Coagrsss "a MS EisgsniE
District for IA stles e ksntsssy- sush Is he im-
por.lzes 10 car saass Of ths basiasu naE before Con
srsas. that am s8npsEsa 10 70 ego Ia pleasure ot
visiting the army.
Faiw .ROBT q BRECKTNRIDsTs
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a Wisconsin,, up to ats 6ss day Of Novem-
Der last, had placed N he sela thirty four req
msnts Of infantry, three regiments Of cavalry
twelve hcseEiss Of light artillery, thTse battle
8 Eiss Of heavy artillery and one company Of
shAFpss9ossrs. 81 tbs number sixteen thou
sand nins hundred and siSty three (nssrly haIf
tof the entire nnnbsr) hare been lost to tho ser.
ace By death, discharge sud daserlion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

~ Gen, John A McClernand has resigned
from The Federal army, because no was not al
lowed to 60 to the asld to vindicsIe his own
actions, OF to obtain a fair investigation st the
hands Of the Government.
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RICH N0YD BRTsH NsNHFACTaRY.

HIS arspriassr Of The RICHMOND BRUSH Kan.
UFAcroRY southwest eorasr Of Bread and -
streets : pepared 80 supply he trade and tie plbhc
generally Sta Brushes for bisckizs Whfsuaa1inE
s~etnbbing doihes. etc. - tie bsst mznufscizra
tbs tishet prese VIII be psid Tor Rrhtss and H4r
Of eli kids End al Pegson4 having any On hPud vii
please AsdN b the undsrsisusd, rho VII ; sare rEas
porlstGsal =. LAuBE,
ia1Alu HshneRa Va
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

II Tbs Richmond E~raHissr says Harry
Mccarthy, the Arkansas comedian" died
near this city few days ago. We have nat
heard Of bis death, and think that journal is in
error
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

~ We had ths plassufs of a WISH yesterday
from ouT Ole and esteemed friend, Hr. NJ Butt
HsEson, the s0ie sad intelligent correspondent
in shis country Of The London Mornisg Hsrsld
Before his return to Richmond, Mr. HsWson
viii pay a visit % the armies Of Tennessee and
Mississippi.
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KenfuckT EIeefion.

We as sataonzsd % announce he Hoa. HEsRT q.
READ. present asabsr e Congress. for resissi5a
from The TAira Consrsssisnsl District Eisuios takss
plsrs "a he Foth irst. ffsa d.
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LOST

T OST, at the car -hed, On Tuesday moruisF last.
IL par Of SADDLE-BAGS, containing among
other thlegs, = large uumbsr Of ettsrs 10 soldiers Ia
he srmy from their frisEss IN Wet Tsuressea II
The finder Ct the aide bags wiz dsrosis he letters
wiih the eissk Of tie SPECS ohse. 10 qgsstioas VII
Be asked. fe6 ST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-09

a 4 recent Salt Lake City Letter speaks
Of the Few thsster erected By he MCrmons a.
one Of the finest in the Un'on. and adds LAST
night ooanted in Brigham YOuug's family box
ninesy-tGree women and children, and the box
vas not near fulL He occupied an elegant
private box With bis two favoriie wives"
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independent Candidate.

We are suthorzed % ahnsuncs EDWARD COKE e.
a ezzddsss IN he Seventh OouzrsnionaI District Of
Kent sky. He szrnssfiy soU-Ia he sssisisaes Of al
Ean-u.EL.-- q lLa eon--- .-a..on- Es--
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Kentucky Congressional
Election,

A POLL viii be opened on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
st Roarks corner corner Of Whitehall and hiiehsll
streets, QTsj7r Mslcon,D 70 sGord The KeataekizHs in
Atlanta an opportunity Of Tosisg for COngrea sional
Reprsseufativss fs D.
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[oTFIclAL DisrArea.l

KISsToS, Feb. 81, ls64.
To General S. Cooper;
Imads 3 reconnaissance within a NILE snd a half Of
AswbeFn with Hokeis brigsds, and 8 part Il Corse sand
Chsgman 4. ard some artillery, met the enemy "a force
at Bachelors creek, Killed and ~ounded abUaf uu= hun,
aFed in AL, captured thirteen e6cers sd two hundred
and eighty prisoners, fourteen negroes. two rraed
pieces and csissous, three handred sasT a q small arms
fJnr ambOlancea. TIRES wagons, Afty Eve animals. a
guam iy Of clothing ca@p ana garrison e~quipsge, sd
tNo q g.
Oomnander Wood, O. s. n, captured and dssfrsvsd
the United State gunbost UndsrWrter.
Our loss IS killed a5a Wounded
g. T. PICKETT MsiorGen. Commanding.
CGPfEys Of the Gzzboaf UEdsTu0ritsr.
i~oFFIcIAL BIsPATea-I
KIssTos, February 4 1861.
Hon. s. B. Mallory
The ferce under ny command b0arSed ana captured.
last nights tie Uaited States guubost Uadsrariter,
four CANS, and ninety men REd officers
Her posi- ion WAS within muSkas rauFo Of serersl
strong works; one Of which was rnkinz lh- vessel
during the tins We had possession, ard her net hsvnz
steam up caused me to burn her.
Our loss Is twenty kiiisa z1d wounded. and four
missing; the snemy's unknoHn.
Aaothsr e6ssial DisPalek.
To General S. Cooper:
HILMISaF0s. February A-On the ID insnnt Gen
Msriin. With he l3.h and 42d, and Col Jsckson.s com.
mAnd from KsnsusvAle, broke the railroad a. Shep-
hsrdBviie, driving TIE enemy from thslr works at New
port barseka and across n Hport RIVER.
W h q. WHITING, MAJOR General.
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- Asjor J P. Strange, Of General Fsnssgs
sssa has placed in our hands several lsie North
snn papers, FOR which kindness be has our
faanks.
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We sns sussofizsd to snaouucs Ger. HCNPHREY
MARSHALL e. candidate 20 rsprsssat he Eishtb
Oongrsssionai DisRict q KsatusET. Elssnon I5sh
February. 1854 Haa7 tss
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SEP ?. WALL Or Coyiugton. Ksztaeky S a Aa-
date sor ths Houss Of ReprssenAtirss fo1 lAs HasAsrn
Ksataeky District fsss s.
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n A lsrgs addition Of the Appeal, always
kept on hand, &, he Army News Depot at
Dalton.
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We are EuiholiEsd to announce IA 8 CHRISTIAN
= cs1didAts for Cozzress IN - EisR ConrsaIoaaI
District Ct Esutuek7. His PabIs dasiss prevent ha
from wishing he army. nsl-.ds
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= Gen. Foster has BEEN relieved eoD com
nEud ct bis request. and General choasl
isEes command Of The FsdsrAls ia Ess. Ter.
uessse,