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By Georgia RsilEOsa-Das daily Al 1880 P.
n, and close daily ct 6 PM
By Atlanta snd West Point Railrosd-Das
daily At a. H., and eioss dsily ass IN
By Macon and Western Rsilrosd-Dus daily
Al 4t0 P. ~, snd close daily at P n
By Western ard Atlantic Railread-Dus
daily At l A a., and eloss daily st5PM
Ofics Hours-Opcn al 8 A. n. aad eloss af
IF NJ; open At 80 81, ard close at P. NJ
Sundsy-02en st 8 A. IL, and close. a. a. NJ
open al 5 P 81, Gad close al 6PM
7 G HOwARD. P n
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GIN PoLIGSAc.-Brg. Gen Poiigase recently made
major general for bis 60 liant conduct in the recert
Louisiana battles IS French prince His Initials are
Z. J. Daring February last, he marched with three
regiments forty four miles, crossing three rivers An t
beals, IN airy SIX hours; then drove the Yankees In
Yidzda 70 the protection Of their gunbcais and held
them AZ Bay while be removed al thar WA valuable in
The town and IN the neishboFing plsntstons, and
leisureiy r. red carrying of all the hogses and
beegess that he could fhd, 10 bis camps Hsus0uBurg
Ia The attack on ldalia usde ia full view Of
thousands Of specv sors who thongod the bluffs and
houses OF NscheT which place was directly opgcsite
Oaf forces rsHs asd Ia gdalis whole dzy,fbs gun
boats har-iessly friag 81 them all the while The Con
fssersies numb rod 70o-the Federsls 3,o00-Pe-
fe1barg EzPress
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For the Memphis Appeal
EPIGRAM

A. Army HEEF c0NTRkCToR.
The life Of Old Badly ingiorious ard brisf.
Was ended Pn told, y . aurfeif Of beef
with bis eauntrymsns e5in the dinner was bought
Cd B5ldT, invited sss mors than be aashf5
So the Devil cane up, with mang Bics bows.
Ard taok him down home to attend TO his cows
Old Satan bs7ssrs For The bsrisa you've got
Viii steal al your caiils--thsu poison your pos
Wos your fns widow AMI seize en- your seeptfs.
Rne your dark realm sn5 lsagh sud at your spectre.
sa Il eoiB you you'd keep, qIis SAFELY do iock e,
Or sson twill be f.z5d Il Bzid7's tight Doeses;
And Prossrpins z9sFd Or bell vim her sofl love-
But ous ghisg III grant-hsI ne'sr take her above
Sc feed vrsIi viii pitch tais Contrselorln-Ch -Chi-f,
AMI pr-ze ueI via brims1ons 70 cure hiuos beef.
KIT BROOKS.
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ailg sppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II. 1864
THE NEWS.
TIE srruATIoN N aoRrH eEoRelA

THE SITUATION N NORTH GEORGIA.
From. tie meAger and unsatisfactory dis
patches received from above, it IS extremely dii-
fcult 70 form rational idss ef the situation, so
far IS the enemy Is concerned. That Cur troops
hold their original positions, Notwithstanding
the Tspesie1 assaults that have been made
against them, is known, as Is also The fact that
the heavy raid against The rAilrosd. attempted
By ihs foe, has proven sbortive-thsy having
been. met and driven back On both sides Of the
road. Reports eirculated freely yesterday
thst large number Of prisoners had been
captured, put here is no foundation for these.
Thus far nothing ike a general engagement
hiss been attempted by either side and the
whole struggle fhus far has been heavy Skin
mishing, and msneavering to obtain advantage
Of position. Gen. JoHssrON chsse his ground
leisurely, some timo since. and viii hold Il
VIRGINIA
We have 70 60 to press without word from
the seat Of war in Virginia This silence will
giyo eroslrers an opportunity to prOgnOsticats
all sosts Of evils
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

TIE SEXES N C&SADA.-In Upper Caneds
we find 55 600 more males lhsn females There
is not one Of the couniies in which ths macs
DO not predominant, ard in the little Eipissine
district there are only 227 femsles to 1867 males
The females pTs3ominsle in all the western cit.
les, with the exception Of Hamilton, which he,
8 surplus Of 355 males.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

HER ArTIRE.--As fancy bail in New York
recently, 5 lady peIsonsting LyIus was thus
aEtired: Her dress, shedding q golden light,
WAS dazzling, aud, being short, displayed a
dainty red boot with brass tips and heels
Upon her head was wreath Of flowers, while
over the fogehesd rose Tyre composed Of tiny
gas lights. The effect wss truly brilliant, snd
as sie inclined her bead with Der usual grace
lsslness, % greet her guests, the flash was as OF
pursst diamonds. By means Of copper Snbes
inserted mo q reDbsr skirt, the requisite sup
ply Of gas MAS furnished.
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But they did delbeFzssIy eontract vita fhs aogsrn-
ment for three years Esryice, and e pe1ld II
bargain manfulig. and lolk ta their State gu1l5r
and their own cfisers for any s4fisfaeron thev 3
crave for not having the two mcnihs they had ssrf
IN PsnnsylVsnia allowed upon and deducted frBn t
tzle TOR which Il notorious that the Uoitsd 5es
alone made tracts With soldiers II b said that The
fvEss In the Fegn snts hevs unan raousy de-
termined 10 qaiety iay d0~n thsir and refuse to
perform further duty when their Time up, ~ they
pezsure it. Il is TO be hoped that they wiz be dis
saEded from this scio1 Cen Aeads has sddre SD 70
them circular, in whish Kindness and frmnes5 are
well blended and IN which be sntrsais them 70 Batr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

Affairs continue about the came az a. opr last re port
An irregular fire has been kept up Fort Sumter and
the city from battery Gregg Seven shot ts were fired
ct the city Saturday snd hEs Sunday. The number Of
shots ared Fort Sumter duTing Saturday and Sunday
was twenty, Of which fourteen truck. The enemy
are sun a. work on the middle battery 10 change In
the aset-Oourier.
The New York Herald of the 2s;h ult, says.
Oar news from Charleston, hsrb5r shows that the
rebels kesp peraseny attempting blow Up our ves-
sells with their 'ssgsr shaped" torpedo bOsts They
made an unsnecsssfal attempt upon the Wabash gats
on the leh instant but d covered in time 20 save
that vessel The guns Of the frigae brought to
bear On the Mysterious machils, bat she either
have been snuk 70 have escaped the heavy 6re and
glidsd OF into safety.
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TAs Gari5aldi Osation.
Treaslcs "A sAs E,eanaYIvaaIa Reserve.

The Washington correspondent OF ths Tribune saws:
There " trouble brewing Ia tho army among The
Pen1sytyaniA rsserve troopA A. knowledge OF tie
iaes Wnlca underle the di1erence between the and
the Wsf Department may become both useful Rnd IA
teresilng. In May, 1851 PeunsylvaDis organized ere.
serve corps Of fifteen regmens and svrore the re in
eF her sersce, for three yesrs su5sc 10 the call OF
The President In July after the battle OF Bull Rnn
the President called for them. They were sent to
Washington and soon thereafter were muaefed into
tae service OF the United States The nen claim that
their tine VIII be up IA May, s64 They seek to for
tsy the claim By citing order 10 the War Depart.
iaent and the practice Of the pension bureau aaing
t.e term Of SERVICE from the day Of enrolment The
Wsr Department rules, however, that troops must
serve the United States three years from the dare II
thsir ulster INTO the service Of he United states This
woae seem to be Law and common sense. And the Gov
ernment win individually adhere its expressed Bcr
pose to retain the troops 1 the service They be
sure, viii feel resge under the prolongafi0n Of the
term for which they intended originally eaairaes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE AT BUFFALo.-At
a meet ne OF the commissioners Of he In erEa-
iona Bridge company, held At Buffalo recently
for bndge begWeeH that plSeo sud Canada,
over the Niagara river, over $500 600 were cub
scgIha.i Inc estimated c0s5 OI tDe bridge is
only $1,000 600 is speedy construction is
looked upon IS eegiein.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

The Boston EDsRia4 Journal concludes an article on
the situation OF the opposing armies In Virginia as fol
lows;
Sigel with a considerable force his disposal at
Beverly, West Vlrgials, three days march from Hsr
sod6burg, on Stanton, with formidable forcs OF
rebels to oppose bis nsTeb - that place II would
menace Lees left flank, compel thst general change
extend bis present line, and thus weaken him. Or
II not this with Burnside IN reserve, a. . movable
column, ais center be pierced BY sudden stroke
4cress The RappahanDOck. the bloody field Of
Chanceiorsvils, Or Smith, with his troops trans-
rts cen choose In night to strike up The Rsppa-
hammock, up the York, or up he JAMES lsa6ing
the north or south eide It Is not probable that
General Lee will atenpt 10 hold all tksss poats bat
that he will fall back Grsnt advances eoncen-
trate bis troops The James In the vicinity NJ Rich
nend, where he will have his supplies Al hkno.
whereas Grant, by such smsneuver. win be obliged
end iegs X ehnlond viii be Ike the frst Thsn
Lee bad s ihs East Virginia railroad and ali the fer
tile Shenandoah, and all the reh upand euuutes north
of the Jsmes for forsgigg groan; 10 faz back
70 Richmond his fsraging country will be confined
the country south Of the james. Can be support his
cavalry and artillery deprived Of that territory
Doubtful.
There Indications that Lee intsnds to make
desperate redStsnes in his present position, hopng
repglss Grant in saT snk movement thiak that
Grant would Ike to have hfn decide upon adopting
that policy some Of the heavy surs which have
hss ia position Ia the rebel works Ia front Of Culpeper
have d diappearsd Troops have been seen moving sst
nari; bnt, on the other hand. new camps be
seen froul day TO eay. We shall knew before many
days what Is intsHded on N sides.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

E Brissdier General Ksmpsr, who was so
severely wounded al Gettysburg, hiss been
assigned 70 the oOmmsnd of tbe Virginia Re
serves with his headquarters at Lyuchburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

n General " Il. F. Lee, SO long in cap
tivity, and recently exchanged hss been nom
mated to the rank Of msjor-geneFsl, and takes
eommsnd Of a division of cavalry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

CLRvER swoRDsAEN.--At q recent military enter
apnent given London in aid Of the S0diers Daugh
sers Home Corporal Ms ST. john clearly and clever.
lv severed = suspepded sheep at a single blow, and
easily minced with singe hsursh of his wesPon hand
kerehsfs and ribbons sueeessivaly wound round II.
Corporal Mr0r Waite. with equal pvecso1, cut through
d su- pended bar + lead, feat which, well 81 the
seyering Of shesB, is familiar A less fepiilar :. d
more a,iOral feat Wss sdded His sword raset( oer
an app lying b. q comrades OutBisetehed hans, he
eieauiy severtd tie pie by do7nvsrd blow. which,
with lie slightest sddioni lnpetdA would sever tie
bsnd has hsld Is Wm Te Is traditional shot not
more hszardour. A boys head and a eomrsdes hand
Ii 3 rue are not equally valuable but both are inf
ut bst4r weFih Keep ng 70 thsir respective
than Is hs sensslon - Viking ether corporal Major
Waite must have bold nen 10 biz troop to practise ufoa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

- A letter from the North states that ct tie
Metropolitan hotel, New York. during dinner
tie health Of President Davis was recently
drank Standing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

LARGE REWARD OFFERED.-We call tie
attention Of the reader to the advertisement 10
this mornings paper, offering reward Of one
thousand dollars fJr stolen trunk.
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".9RSS0 ~ 7EE."
Hoop ErOn BaHds--Fntented--
substitute for Es0Pe isa

fos,s less-Is pa fssseFao-al the bale t"en.y g
twenty tive per couE. snsiisr thap rops aaa wa mo-
ROT. Adjusted 70 any sEs Of bslss - qaisAy = 's
Painted arc Pps ~ Ia shs la'1' eg1ssle-' PssAes
s...or,.l,ea lie relative bIik being mach less
thiin that 81 rope.
,..Iy .i-,-.s ,.n had for 9hieh orders f9r any
,s1titv si s 5ronlatiy disd, and farther infofnia
ion s"'- = G - THORBURN,
,,-s.. IN Iae-r,asa yytminrlon n u, or
4 - psrlb. " 7 CANk8ELds
- - Gearga. Hsrsinda
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

Ths highest market price, either in money
cr'sublcripsion, wiz be pes1 f1r clean csston
OF Ensn rags, whils OF colsssd, delivered at sbs
APPEAL counting-room, Atlanta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

- Captain " Ksne, for many years s
trader between Charleston and the West Indies,
died at Long Gays Csptain Kane was sixty
years Of age, and leaves a widow aud two chill
dren
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ELE EGRAPHIO.
- q p - As.ooiatioa.

Filtered according % act Of Go1ss IN ths year 1861
BY s TkusxsHEa, IN th9 Clerks efHcs OF the Dis
hiel Cent Of iha Canfaisrzts STATES for tie Horth
ern Disret * Georsia.
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E.gTTLE HOUSE!

THE prOprssors Of this well known and popular
H0ASe
Rsarn heir hsrks 20 he eisiHsus Of HobIs and ne
travelling pubic fer he very liberal Patronage hereto
fore extended and hope by strict attention TO he
wants Of he people, % merit end receive eoniiHu
EBce Of the sane.
We would ssy II tbs aoties. 20 oorreei some mia
rsprsssntson that hss some abroad that our charge
ly FIFTEEs DOLLARS PAR DAY, and in no case hss
more been charged.
PANn.iEs oesifoas q procuring apartments can
40 30 by adareaslrs ne uudsrsieaed
EABRIAG DUVALL 4 co,
,,1e1m PfoP'ieto,s Mobile ala
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ETCaps Barry, c. 3 A, isss Raleigh, Miss i,
exchanging Gotten yarns ard osna5urgs for
bacon, at tie following rates; one fvs-Pound
buoeh Of thread fer eleven pounds q bacon 5
'ons ysrd Of osna6nrg for 8 pouna Of bacon.
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Terpsls Of hdvertEeing.

Al Advsrtieeusntz Vil be charged three dola-s Per
Eguz-s sur tie h1 inseTtiOnzpd ssEO dollars and :
-. Il for esea subsequent insertion
.ssi sSsicsz wEs hs skEsssa a sas rstsoi asts
obitutry hoaces ard AL 0shsE articles not Of gen
srsl pubs interest eharssa other aassrtissllsna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

- The ro yesterday nooa a. crowded
ID N We hav { Tor time aud The suppiy
sseuled not 4d 10 the demand, sbe besf al
allen up ana The vegetables, especially those most
sought afier a. green and sEswberfies seO0 gave
out There " IS considerable decline in meat--poTk
ssIIiag st s. 76aad msDy other articles unable
- hod up 20 ths big figures which they have been
The decline must ave been appreciated the crowd
Nail sth.
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Illizsi- % tae iiescze.

Two gsataei looking boys, shout eighteen
years q 6ge, arrived hsrs on Mandsy, en- tHsir
way 70 JOIN Cowsa's VieksbUrg battery. They
are from Southsrn Tiin1is, and have bsez n
Vieksburg for the past fYs months, II the ca
paciiY Of sutisrs, where they became dirgGsied
with A5oiisi0nism- sa3 dsieruinsd 70 i'm the
Southern army. After making the necessary
arrangements, they slipped through the Yankees
Iiues snd made their way 70 Gen AdAns' head
quarters, where they mads thsir Wishss known,
were mustered into he CanfsdeFsis ssrvie and
furnished with transportation t. Dalton Our
eiizsas frssly furnished them with monsyto
deirsy their ezpsrSss, snd thaY express z them
selves delighted with tbs kind Treatment hey
had received siscs they reached cur hnes
They state that a rev took place betEesu i've
or SIX hundred eopPsrhesds. whs hsd refused to
re-shiisl, and sbeut the same number Of A5si-
tioniFrs, one day lsst week, On she PlastsuOn Of
Col II sbfon. Ths A5olitouisfs bad been de-
nouncing the eoppernesds as e0wardss when
the c0pperheAjs banded themselves tOgsshsE,
formed IN line Of battle End ssors they could
whip every whit and black YAukss sbOus the
place A regiment Of infantry bal 70 Be sens
out ts qush The riot.
They siso stzls that every eoppsThsad is re-
fusing 80 re-euliss, declaring that shsy Eil not
be pus upon 3 level with tie HegGo, aad If the
war is % BE- Waged for the negro, the abolition
Z
nos believe sast more than OHR-aslf the old
army sin re-enlist, and they would not do Il but
for IRE large bounde8 paid thsa- They believe
shat if Il rgsa or Forrest were % g into
SJGthsTn IBssois, thousands Of men " I'D JON
him aid 6ghs foE Dzie.-BraRdsE Miss.)
RsPEJtieaz-
q The following documents fully srplaia
themselves. Tue conduct Of the su5altsrn on
GERS msntiOns5 is worthy Of emulation aud
cannot be too highly commended;
General Orders No. o..
HEABaUARTERs GIBSOS's BRIGADE, Nay 6.
The bdgHdier- general Commanding Announces
to his comusnd that ths BubaissTR officers Of the
lSsh Louisiana volunteers, Lisuienant Colonel
T. L. Campbell, commanding, hsvs resolved to
cary musksis in tbs impending bstsle. This
noble act Of patriotism crowns the gallant rsgi-
ment, whose ranks have been shinned cn 50
many felds. with reputation that reflects
honor upon the brigade, aud the Stats 70 which
It belongs. By e0mmaod Of Brigadiar- General
R. L Gibson HUGH II BEiH, A A G..
Special Orders, Ne. lstl
HEADogARTsRs SFEwARF's DIvEsIOE, Nay
g. 1854 Il, ths msj1T-gslerRl Commanding,
tsko great pleasure n ealing a'ssntlon 70 the
ursisesorthy snd patriotic conduct OF the CON-
naay cfieers ef the I3s6 LouisianA regiment,
Gibs0n's brigade, who, IN consideration Of The
reduced condition Of their several companies,
have resolved to trks a muskst into the next
engagement. Such devotion 20 the cause in
which we sre engaged is Commanded IS ToTshy
Of imftatioo, snd IS The sursss g1sFR1tea Of the
final resnls Of this great struggle. By command
Of Msjos-Genefsl SssHA5t
i A HATCHER, A. A. e.
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PRoLIFIc GoAT -Ifr G. NJ. Glass, Of Gui.
fofd eounty n rth CsrJltEs, owsss goat yhscs
has recently giyeH birth 10 Jour kids--tlyo maj,
ard two ie1nales--al doing Eae. This is said
BY stock tAneiefs TO be an uRusaas and remark.
able event with the genus CApTa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

porr7r tyFo rfsek'6 s 49,. q --ADf's BIZ eSlPtN
al vbeb the eansF esn ael . tlis sfecs ~ proving
e, sans and psyingsicf tf yefssFnenh
Iahss 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11

Slas1ns tAe Te3ac y fie Old Issae u CgH HfasTais
hEoae5 rrheH Disoonaied orfke Nc EssH Of fJzfeds.
Tas h0sey fhe Rafs Of 7res Ilaliars o. Ols fssuE
Jar fn0 Dollars IN Hs1 irsae. fr0a e5 % 500
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RxTES.gCE.

EXI fks4 u.
HKADauARrERs ARAT OF TEEsEssEK,
Dalton, Ga, April 18th, lsoi
Epeeial Orders Ne. Jo2.l
\. Al the reqasf, OF tbs Chief Quariernssier
lEsjur J. BLuE EOoKE, Assistsut Chisf ouarte'rnas
ter is esps.iaiiy charged with fbe collection, ship
1asut and sappiy OF forage sOr ,he Army Of Tennes
ses All ofieers sid agents now upea the shove duly
by order from these HoadqaaFe viii report 10 kaloi
Moore.
By command Of oo0. goEEsToN-
KnNLOOH FALCcNEs,
hf.or ! BlUE wooRE A. A General
Asst. Chief ousrtsrmsstsr, Army Of Tennessee.
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GBt 9ltrlpBls 8ppeaI.
PuRLLaHWp
TerElla of subscrIptIOIa.

Daily per month-----s--------.---,- 500
Ezr lSo szbss-ip.loa tsksa fer lpnssg sesm shzs
cvr0 azoafhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

~ o. tie northeast Il Smith end A,n'l' st.,
yiitr.bur.h; terms $50 crsh balance H. nf,almrIts 70
anil uirs.astr H. r. KELLOGG No. lyj PeeIisi., ~ !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
gialioucrn dro fantn Goc00.
"rElHE PEN Is NIGUrIER THAN TIE
/ SWORD"
TIE GOLD PFN-IHE BEST or AL PMS,
MORTO%'S GOLD PENS.
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On receipt Of 'iv o. The following srn' IN Cash me
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We ann PINS WITHOUT CtgEs
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