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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

By references to tbs following letter, it will be
seen that che thousands who have been so SIX
iously endssvOring to provide against the dan
gers Of conscription have bssn premature in
their labors:
HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE, RICHMOND.
February 1864.
Editor Times Columbus, Ca
DEAR SIR: There seems to be some nisun-
.derstandiug, at this time, among the people of
the country generally. in reference to the sub
jset Of details and exemptions from service in
svor Of particular csllings and pursuits
Thousands Of individual applications nre being
made TO the department. Ter special exemptions
and details, on The part of farmers, mech Euics,
ply sicisns snd others, that they may be al
lowed TO attend to the business of their several
csABgs.
l. order TO ssvo time, trouble and expense to
these parties, allow me, through the medium st
yoar paper, to suggest TO them what the ruie
now is, as adopted snd carried cut By Che War
d psTtmeGt. The department. viii not at Shis
ome even CONSIDER euy Of these petitions aud
applications. i is prNsuned snd exneesed by
tbs War Department that the present Congress
will gTesuy change aRd mosi y existing laws IN
reference 30 al these questions, sad until that
is dons, none Of thsss petitions and applications
VIII be either considered, 1esed upon or granted
Very respectfully, PORTER INGRAM.
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Ths army esr1sspoudsnt Of The Canisc Kiss ,
C5tzsB gives tie following usrTrilvs Of The
ra4nnsr in. vhies = sCcnfsdeTsss soldier IA Afs-
silsqpi Tseeoily escaped the susehss Ct tbs Yzn-
kees:
While dwelling upln the Eubjset of ladies' and
the purifying iHeuenee Of lsdiss soolstys I "
tske occasion b mention, for The kezs3s Of tEs
issiidisus, an a1ys1turs Of tE3 aics gnd Eceon-
plishsd y0uaE lslies, t0gsthsr With y0uDg
gsuEen1an Seil Yerssd IN gal.sliry h5s ioug
sires nsOR cher II, OF ibis brigade, Whiie 10 The
vicinity o. Federal sncEuPnsbtB, t01k ecessiGa
70 rut uB for The night a. the hguse q "a Ola
aeGuaiasanes, where he had oltsn called p en-
10y pleasant repest with tie Touug iz.diss-
DuEirg TIE night ths Fs5e7als, learning his
whsreabouss, aeprosche9 ths house, cresiLg
biustef every ssrs saYs in car yc1ug rcT9's
apartment Hs so1Edy slept, and eoaiiuusd
% siess a. L on s'aowny beds Of rosss,' uE-
.e0nseisus of aPprose5ieg dangay Until re
yoUug ls1iss. psaie stTis ksn on ms aeee1ar
IA ised ea GiskatBfs into his rooa ARd aTcz9
hiu iron his siambsrs-
But the Fcdetsls lad advanced toe far tdc hi-n
ls msks h.s esczcs IL ths fT0ns, Ead saeIe Fas
20 wiadoF oF da0r in he rsar. How ihen Uas
lis sseap0 10 hs ef-eisd Reader, tie ycuE 8
lsdes inssisEie-i piaa unprecedented u soe
eieiory Of military psraG1Es- Hhsn tie el1
sdy discovered be c1Gid not eseas . ~ runE-Dgp
sts rusbod IN, eryi1z, ''gTfis! We mgsi Do s1me-
;hiBg--ibe FedsIals are H.Tea1F 10 The passsEs.
NJ soc4sE sad than dons. Toe young lzdiss
i-spsd IN bel win our yeUng hero. one or eaea
side, couplsley eCnossii0g bis teai, sad tleIe-
hy casing the search ct The ksderzls % ee
nuislss- fhsy looked iut0 every nook. snd
uudcf every bed in toe house, n1s excepting tra
one occupied By ths hsfO. out the young CoC-
iedorste sc9a8 Vas nowhere % be i0uEd. How
mech better than 70 have suffered HIN muTdsTsd
or iDpTis0nsj ter years ~ 5 t9,on's cell
So We say but the mystery to o Is, WY
hey did not .hisk Of Ioakipg "A toe BEL as vel
as under Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

Special Dispttah to tie n T. Herald
CAIRO January %, 1854 Col Caldwell, Of
tho 81 Iowa regiment, brings the following
news from Little r )cl1 concerning tie recon
structiou movement ia Arkansas.
The Slate convention, Which assembled on the
5. inst, had about completed its labars. The
greater portion of the Safe Was represented,
and no dehbsrssiye body that ever assembled in
the State has comprised more men Of solid worth
and intelligence than ihis convention Ao arti-
Gle prohibiting slavery was adopted with but
one Dissenting vote. The Constitution Is to be
submitted to the people on the second Mondsy
IN March, at which tine tbs State ofi ,ers and
members Of the Legislature viii be elected
/ The Legislature Is to mees or the third Bion'
/ day in April The action of tie convention was
universally satis aciory to tho loysl men. Ths
/ Qualification Of voters is that prescribed by the
| President IN his proclamation. 1. is believed
that the loyal citizens viii be abe to poll TWEEN
/ ~ thousand votes for tue Constitution The
/ convention viii recommend suitable person
I for provisional governor. Jpdge Murphy il
/ spoken Of IN this connection
The ediioT OF the Little Z ok DsmocrGt hai
bsen arrested by the military authorities for pub
/ lishing disloyGl sentiments, and ais paper sup
pressed. A new paper viii soon be started b
men oiundoubted loyalty, who will use their IN
I fuence in favor of ths reergsn'zation moTomeRt
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sharp Prasties.

A shreEd trick was recsntiy rrEcsieed il
London. nan dressed up in ths most Isalt
less Btyls, called at large 1sselry' store. sad
alior 3 short exsminatiOn, bought geld Hatef
! for twenty poands, Ead BE- handed The &c ssElar
q hunGrsd pound neie. He ezsniHsd il care
! rally, and 6ndiHg Il TO be gen alEe, gave him
bsck the required change, eighty PsEsds. JGsl
as be was stepping eUs Of tbs store, be was nae;
BIZ sB0theE person whom hs seemsd 10 rscog-
niEe FL eIhibaed his EaHiy boughl watch T.
his triend, and ras very profuse ia hs presses
sbaot it and its haa faisb. BSsh stepped back
Ia the store, And q short persuasion Gn the part
of mo 6rst persou induced the nsv- camar 20
buy similar watch for The same price He also
paid for his wsteh with hundred poand noie,
and received his change.
Just IS ths last conner was IN the set Of pock-
etng the money sud wsteA, bsih appeared
very much agltalsd; they looked into the street,
whispered 10 each other, and thea Suddenly
made dash for the door. Bat 10 the dismsy
ami disesmftErs Of both, constable jumped
ous oi the carriage, col srsd shsm, and, with q
triumphant Il bsve yoa AZ issg, Y01 sco1E-
drsls,' led thsn back mo the store. Hero b.
informed the dealer thss these two gentlemen
were sao Of the shaTgsss swin3lsTs in London,
snd asked the jsWs.er wasi basiness lie hsd
with theta these aenlie-1sn hav8 bought
two geld watches tor forty Poua5s, =nd paid i0T
them in good money" said the now 4Ighisnsd
dealsr
The constable lsHghed, snd asked him Il be
had not been paid IN hunired pound notes. The
lcwsleT said he had-2 fssriul light beginning
20 dawn upon him. Ghs eonstabie then de-
manded 70 see the notes. Tbs" c0rg6re dsliefi'
were produced, and the eonstabls informed ne
now thunder stricken dealer that tbs notes were
forged, and the eulprils, OVsFa hslmed with tn
asight Of their sdiif. acknowledged tbs dsed
Ths vigilant cfiesI, jabiissss ever the impousn.
estch, seized watches, money and prisoners,
and, sUmmoniDg The jeweler 70 aliend the 20
/ lice bureau il Sn h1ur, pats tie prisoners in 6
carnage and drives Of
As iks sound 4 tes esEriaEs died away ia the
distance the jswssv. sv.sseoVsrgd from fis surprise.
/ L now occurred 20 him shss peahsps Il g0uld
/ have been better if be hAd accompanied TIE
/ strange expedition. BreEthless he dashed 0us
/ bas rhs cab had vanished He msde. inquiries
! 81 ths poiSs bureau, bat the sharp trio had Dis
appeared. and neither csb nor men were seer
/ azaia.-Lend0H PsPsr-
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rapl.es culrlra,.sn q Cs,reu.

The Ab0h.lonists are 10. entirely satisfied
with their attempts a cotton eaIture. A G5v-
eEnRsni supsrin enden. Of a me ''eonfsesied'
estate on Port Royal isIand, in writing Of his
pr0spscis, says;
Itis ny duty to correct s statement made IL
my last letter, which 60aid be sars 70 nislesd,
aRd which, Ct the time The letter was written.
hsd every fesson &c heleve correct. I ghsTe
stated that he Governmsut would. in 81 pTob-
ab,hiY~YealEe 1000 pounds giuned cotton fTem
The csston fields on my Two planlaioHs, con.
prising forFy-ssgsn aeres. Ths1e Fill b moth
ing over 1000 pounds ginned cotton. Ther5 sIe
three reAs0ns Tor ibis; entire lack Of manure,
the lands beiag mueh worn; late planted co =
fon on account ef poor seed, making Tepla1iiif 2
to 3 grsat extent necessary, and the is.i thss 5B
ous Of ny plsEtat7aas, Containing thiTtg-tEo
sores Of Gotten, the baads we're almost al T}ea
plsntcrs, beng psopls braughs from III SGnist
year sgo Lass Juiy-the cotton pant bSiHg O.
such q delicate nature that il requires sXpsri-
eneed hands 70 eul;ivste it veil / NUS say
from certain knowledge that Tho best cotton
crops on this islaEd viii this year average about
500 pounds seed cotton 10 tbs seIs, which Is 3
triAe less than halt 3 crop
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

= The New York Herald, Of the 26sh- ult
Eow before Us, warmly urges GTant for the pres
i55iGY Of ihe Abolition Government. l. as.
serts that 'the Democratic party and the r.
publican party Of 1860 have ceased to exist,
and as the broken fragments Of these parties
are al Hdrift upon The waves of a crest political
-~vclUtion, contends that the time hss come
s,uen tie American people may and should
iake the election of their President into their
own hands, witheut depending en- or waiting
for The scti0n Of any of these jogging fag-end
party conventions" The political action Of the
South is commended as an example worthy Of
imitation In The midst Of war thsy-ihe
55uth-have had presidential election; but,
having 10 lime for parties or party conventions,
they elected J,f Davis as By scolsmstion
They wanied e Iied and sbls soldier st the hssd
Of their sffairs, and be vas their man. How
much more readily, then, may the people Of tie
loysl States unite upon Gen GIANT Superior
IS q soldier to Davis, he is in every other re-
spscl popular candidate" Bennett has been
harEing il tn style, upon the Grant siriag, for
soeao weeks, bus has met little encouragement
| frou sny part Of the county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

Way SALT IS CHEAP IN ALABAsIA-An
Alabama eotempOraIy explains the mysterious
chsapness Of salt in that State. 1. seems the
principals CT sUbSsisu,es there are endeavoripg
70 Gee into the salS ks to elude the vigilsnee
of the law that is after them with vengeance.
BIDS ior furnishing ssg have gore down to I've
even to four and three dollars per bushel, q d
there Is q prospsst Of ils going stili lower Il
is even minated that the pztyiotism Of some
individuals hss arrived st such sOOd-tide that
they ave wiling to pay mc.fsrsle sum iof the
privilege Of making salt f5r the suffering pso-
pie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

FRozEN DUCKS "A Lcaisville paper says:
The other day, jimmy FeeTy, express mes
ssneeg, took to indianapolis over one hundred
ducks which had been captured on q lake OF
pond near Vineennes in = way that proved al
r,ezt As couelnsiYely IS shs fhsrmomeleT did the
intense cold then prevailing. As the pond frozs
more snd mora nearly over, the daeks would
eorns out on sha ice, where the snow, falling
aud melting on tAeiT backs and sides, would
speedily freezs bard and thus fsstsn their wings
s. completely tha, they could not Ay. In this
condition they eonld only run slowly aud help.
lsssly about on the ice, sad the boys finding il
ont, W 1t IL and knocked them over with
sticks by scores In this way q splendid lot Of
game was bsgged without shot, OF any bsuiges
70 the msRt"
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An IsCIDEET--One Of the coaches that leh
this city for ChLlieothe, lsss week, carried eei
cred man OF th5 outside, the inside ss4ss bsigp
comfortably flied. When g ssoft dislsneo g.
tho road, seE1e Of tbe inside pssssneers propose1
90 make room for the negfs. This vss Obiecsa3
TO By the Other passengers, among them PED
s,al army officer, and the proposition 6ToppeS
A teV miles further on 3 woman WIKI 5 ehiie
vas Wairing 70 tAka passage, and thoss passsn-
gers Who opposed the HegsO's coming in, =
lucs sndeaVoTsd 10 make Ecam for The HoukB.
but hose who were 90 dssi oas Of admitting the
negro. refused % give any rom fox ths Eonsns
and shs coach passed on without heT. We give
| this 6s en- illustration Of the tendency OF tho
timas. Ciyslsvisis ohi0) DsRs0eTat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

a Mesp-s W -Fulehes & Co., have
opened now variety store on whitehall street,
opposito 70 D Mayer, whsrs almost eveTyshiDg z
desirable Is kept on sale, such ss cutlery, sta
iOaeTY, dry goods, and, in shor., everything
Iom calico dress TO a swsst cake, Their
shelves viii be replenished from day to day, 50
TIE visitor viii rsgaly fail Of supplying bis
wants. Faey have at present on hand fae
assortment Of pocket knives, uabs, lead pen
eiis. pocket hsudkeychiefs, military buttons,
writing paper, etc etc, al Of which are sold q,
the most reasonable prices. Giro them q call
and examine their stock.
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F- che Appeal.
LTTFLZ WA puEAN.

Beneath tbs s.sns there s'sspeih oua
whs Ess ear i7y-aaT Prits
AEsper lhas vas BAT sent tt ,
Thzs autzs1, doomed sna disd
shs sss 100 fzir Ead asSGsiiul
Ear . da-k word lszs nlss
81 has baecme ~ angel aoW
WLhin the realms of blE-
We Enaw hat Cod has but recalled
TIA esu ihat h hssa givsni
Ard thonga ths esskst raguidsr5 aifsi
IA jsFst an HsETm
Ana frou rhas Iznd q zntold 6lLas,
Frse from su worldly sssin,
We w0aidnst Il We had ths power,
Recall is hack again
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

KENTUCKY CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION The
fOIlowirg is the result of the Kentucky Con-
grsssional election, held in ibis city on yesleI-
day
Firt Disirici-7 B zaeheu, 95; J C Noble, l.
ssoond District-G W THple,t 80 Norris 50.
Third Ds,riet-A Il COfsr, q Il E Read, IS.
Fourth Disiriet-J R Barrick, 81 " Ewing %.
Fifth Dlstrict-T Nspisri 4s : J S Chrlsman, 46
Sixth Dis.rct-P B Thompson, %. L BuIuett, g.
Seventh Dlstrict-H W Bruce, 81
Eighth Distriet--J 7 Piesslt 80 h Marshall TO-
Ninth District-E N Bruce Io2; N Lsnsho7ue, :.
Tenth Distress " Moore. lo5; Ton johnson, g.
Eleventh Disirics-Bsn Bradley, IS R J Breckin-
ridge. %
Twelfth DiB.riet-J N Elliott 95
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

AHrlaiEH a.
A Care dispatch. dated JsnuaTy u, ssys that
detachment Of 6ftsea from companies 4 srd
B, under SsrEeans Roae Will hunsng zaerrii-
zs IN Tie vieiui'y Of Nsyheld, were dawn izleo
anbush ard 6Fsd upon tiiTss aLlas bsfo t5sF
e6ald resaIn the IRE. Sergeant Joseph Rove
Tss badly wourdsd u ths thigs, and eleven Of
he cetzelEasrt isksn EEfsoRers. Two gssr-
wards escaped BY ss.ziSis guns and sheotine
.hsir guard Aiehzsl Curry ana Patrick Lar
kils, o. esnpG1y a, via seven Of comnzaT 3,
are IN the hands CT the enemy. The epeuilss
cfsfe1 to exchange thsn f1F uassrio1s eAz-zo-
teT n the bands a Cot Hicks. OF p daeah. but
ihs colorei wonid uos sgrss % IT, 81 spelFliAF
were killed dgss5g lho skiEuish. Ihey uuUf-
bsred shsTty- I've.
Another dlspsscb says i've ccmpsnies sf the
SO b Illinois infsHfrf sErvod here today A
sesusing party fr7n sais Teginsns, numborine
sixteen, were free upon ca ths I3.h, b. q party
o. thirty i've gGsTriiiSs, Eao were iyiBg u an
bush. seventeen Diles iIem Ma k7ld. Ky Two
Of cur men we're killed, when ths scouting aarty
charged Oh the euerfiass, killing six M
sounding nnmbsr OF them.
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rae sabsliIals laestisa-1Ik Firss D.
etnfnH.

Tas 6rss decision that sss eoms to cur k1cst.
edge, under tls iase set Of Congress coussTib.
lng principals Ehs hsFs put Substitutes u tha
amy, was made BY Jui izs Fssuc5, At Lanber.
ton. Nsr.h CAzoiins Friday lGst, % 3 zrit of
Habess corpus NON Moore ceuntg. T18 pes
licner, Alexander Williams, was drafted 81 1862
and having furnished SubstifGte uho was
.eeaptsd, vas regularly discharged. Hs wss
srresfed by the saroiling ofhssr Of Noors
ss1uiy under the scs ST CQngress, apsraza5
January s 1855 si'Udsd 0sboFe He oor-
ended ghat The scs VISA in violation Of re Con
sdtstioa, aRd sis sTTssi Illegal, and vas bIoaRh
sfofe Judge French under ihe writ q h4ssas
corpus
Ehs court affirmed The eorsf 81 ii5us 81 - sf tbs
lsw, and EemaRdsd shs pet7uoner % tfe cussoly
d the enTolilnS cfhcsr. Ihs 0pi1ion II he cas-
IS sisb0r=te. and nppesrs 70 b. faasiusd ~
analogous dscisic1s oi the higlsst c1ur.s of
Essih Carolina, IS vel IS ef NE Uei,ed Ssatss,
RishBoRd Hkig.
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ebfQ hEaLo HlN-at the Eitb iron Wcrks Ore
wv woman VA be received With each ien men
20 aluftzois qssrltTs ana iood lld thilE viii be
fuful-oea lli2 astitsf-l-nt a. iaeat-d atty nj e.
north o. oelllap hs resenty hsua purchased by t-s
GoFeruuaent and y WaTksd ca .ioyeruz.saf es-fa.nt
Acdrtss ne 81 SELMA. AiEoainc-
- = ~ slARDzoN HUNT
gsfe lsn haQr arl suri 4 IU.f trcr Il .. L
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RoBE. q. eaAWFoRp.

Late Crawford, Frazer 81 Co,
" AViS-r purchsseo lls inssrss's 81 my lsio GO
III II pzriueIE vii continue no NEGRO tuznesa a.
- sLaVA MAkT o. Resehtrre street,
Ezp-renc1 q saaug ye-r e4at.e5 "a to serve buy
ers q bel-crs le thsir saFzuiaEe.
Pariies having Negroes icr Eae, or Cthsr1 wishing
&c paTchass vii hld iheir nsre-t IN my nsuuer Oi
dolBs bafnezr--t d-a.i1g @ ibe square BY general
EcqEaintsnCe and nUueruza oraers secures speedy
aai1a
-Eah advances and otheE Enocatioss 20 FTeU-
LAB THEDEE-s ls heretofore.
p rtius - Ike oii4 seadiDr ne HeE-0os by rail
road viii 4 ny I'd FoTsers -Andrssf aad "Auto-
ny sboui The laIuA
RcBT. a. CRAWFORD,
Sac Aeaiar,
ia4-im Paach rec street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

A NOBLE YoUSG PATRIOT DEAD -We re
grst to announces the death of Lieut. James P
Lowe, OF company D. I54th (ssniOr) regiment,
Tennessee volunteers. This noble yOuUg hero
not more than twenty years of age, was among
the first to enlist in his regiment, which has
covered itself with glory, and followed It's for
tunes until the bRstla of Missionary ridge.
when he was MORALLY wounded while charging
the enemy. He died q; Marietta, Geo, on The
7th inst Pesce 20 the ashes Of the brave!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

Desrsr to ne than Ssrrd 70 think
Bearer 70 me than the f0Heriug pink
nearer to ms thaa many I've known
or the iittie miiiirsrs now full sioHai
All when sas came Firth Tor her bin to call,
Then, then ] fouzd she Was dsarrr than 81 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

x PostmssteT-GeDsTsl Blair wss announced
to sPask a. Annapolis on the 22i uIt, when i.
wss thought he would probably announce the
policy upon which the Abol iionists would con-
duct the next presidential campaign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

- Ii. kAaL IEtlil Cioars "a ths as-a ksg !. ~
y The spung tsrn op-ns ca the asa F,a..,-r1
and closes ~ sulT. keaidsiE f,rn-.L SIC II cvs ,1
ciotulng except in ~ irene aszsf
BgErc End sutton 'or tcll, 30 sdssnca gares hr
Srsd and ninety cclara Esg i1r.h.r p4rsiculsrs al
dsess EEF. gEeBE WOOD.
fa.s fsr af4rr.t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

NEGROES Wasted Il want 70 hire for the
bsisnee OF this year from two to six good Ne.
gro men, accustomed to farm work, to work On
farm near Atlanta. A. X sEAGo,
A, SesgO, Palmer & Co.'S ssls House,
fell-2 Atlanta.
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MORNING EDITION
ATLANTA, GA.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II.
RARs wAtrKn.

The highest market price, either in money
or subscription, VIII be paid for clean cotton
or linen rags, white or colared, delivered ct the
APPEAL counting -room, Atlantis.
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TELEGRAPHIC


Eats-ad according 70 Eei sf Congress z tie yssr Iss
yLS. THRAsEzR il ths Clerks 01iss Of he Dl-
et Coars q he 8gufsdsrats States ic- she tsyta-
era DiEtEiet & Gs0rsis.
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KENNADY EOUsH,
m0RgEE.

OE 81 LOUfs betrFren ETaukiia gEd Hamilton
srests o. ere Of ts lo1t Piesssst isctlns m the
city sad the rlFens paue viii ana d 50 tneir inter
bzi 80 stop thsre lns isois u aWaFs furnished With
ne oe 3 ias markei sdard2 Ca0Een are the ha5l
Of tsEtng psrsOns who Eah 10 .I1p thia hoase 30
us- places thrretars is Foal5 10 ven 70 rsulombe
a. 10 4dHu idas
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No PASSES The Louisville pspers ennQunee
that by special order from Saj Gen Grant, no
application need thereafter be mads at the Office
OF the provost marshal general for passes to 60
granted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

The FLORIDA TRooPs.-FsE the purpose Of
advancing the welfare Of troops in the fsld,
florida has made ample provision By legsis-
tive enactment, and in accordance Herewith
commissioners bsve been appointed to the sew
s,Al srmies in the isid. In personal Interview
with Gen. & z Allison, commissioner to the
army of Tsnneasee, we have learned that the
best feeling prevails among tho Volunteers from
the Peninsula STATE, who duly appreciate the
eff5r,E SO successfully made to secure their com
fort under 81 ths disadvantages Of s~winteT
camp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

= The total cost Of the Federal monitors
bail' aud being constructed, is placed d
81, $50 600
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

7. Z. RE 81.
C0.uyHESSIO.4' .EZE RCks.zyS.T,
At THk
Od nsnd oi The late hrn o Pszss Dsvis, Pescarse
slrosi, Allaufs. Georgia,
TET1LL litend prompay 20 al orierz or Ocnsign.
?. PE tsE
ira4n r-gfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

STARTLING ABOLITION CANABDs-
The ST. Lauis RsPubitaaH's Memphis core
spondeni, under date of January 12. forwarded
lha 5urnAl information that two important pro-
positions hsd recently boen made TO the Federal
Government. The FIRST is stated to have come
from COnfsderste quAgteImssser st fernando,
acting, says the correspondent, by authority
Of Richmsnd officials. He has offered to sell to
Gen HURLBUaF, OF to the United States Gov
eminent, sll the cotton now remaining within .
certain districs yei outside OF tie Federal lines.
This offet embraces IS 600 bales, is al rebel
Government cotton, aad gresnbAcks viii be
taken for L. Il is said that Gen HURLBURT
favoTs its purchase, and has recommended that
tie proposition be carried into effect" Tie
second is said 80 have come from KIRBY SMITH
who recently, says the ssms mendscioUs writer,
''sent an authorised messenger to Washington
10 propose to the FeseEal authorities to iGTnish
every requisite authority to get out all cotton in
that portion of the Red river and ouschita dis
tIict within rebel conlrol, the money for tho
ssmo to be paid to that class of officers excepted
from tho amnesty offered by President LINCOLs,
they TO retire from the rebel army and go to
Mexico"
The Republican is soft enough to affect 10 be-
heve these cansFas, and says sditoTiailys
We have no doubt Of il, for it comes frem
sources likely 20 have tAe best means otini0Tms-
ton also, that this would involve tie eomplete
dshandmsut CT the rehei forces in Arkansas'
Mississippi, Lo1isians sud Texas. and the IN
mediate return of th0sa States 20 the Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

GOODRICH " CO,
u Eormeriy Of New O-loara-)
EeEt door below spears CorHsr, Bsoad street, Ccun.
bos. GeOrEa
A RI now cpeuiug srse sa6 very dsairable stock
~ Of DkY GO DS and other srsieies recently
i1Po ied froll p rope, rbica ttay oEsr for sale.
claan ror cash By be plec- a- uacEare laIa I'm