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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

A LITTLE BUsIEEss.-SJme of, the traders
in the country, not satisfied with their enormous
gains derived from the uncoEsciouable prices
they demand for their wares, are seeking to add
70 their piles By depreoasing the fvss Of the old
circulation. Previous to the 1st inst, in order
TO meet the reduced value of the old currency,
they advanced their charges from thirty to ffty
Per cent, and thus saved themselves. We have
as yet heard nothing Of return to old prices il
exchanging goods for the new issue, but On .hs
contrary hear Of many instances where d..
count Of fifteen per cent On The old iyes as
bssn demanded Is nos the iOks--s s=FioUa
one-bsJBg cs red too 2,1 We hear n4LJ
cgmPlaiots, sEd somo PostsulOUs mGsmuriugs
The signs are Sach that Jas hsz. lo-s sxsar ion
e.s, if they are PJu&sns, win n5l c.- ga 'a
TorI - ths wise &C
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maxERaEIInn'. Ansrioan PslEev.
-, IN. V.,rF,r 1FoL.


We nave reason 10 bslieve that On accepting
the crown OF Mexico the Emperor MaximiliAa
viii address from MirAmar fcrmal not 6cstion
OF bis accession 70 the throne 20 all the provinces
and powers with which be desires to establish
diplomatic relstions, among the Ranber are the
United States Of Amsrics, Mr. Dayton, the
American Minister in PsTis, having already in
6mated ths readiness Of his GJveTnmsnt TO Ac-
credit representative in Mexico, azd receive a
Minister from she Emperor Of Mexico Toward
the CoDledeTate stsses the policy Of Macmillan
viii be that Of stTiet neutrality.
By the sdviee Of the Emperor Napoleon he
viii abstain from Recognizing the Independence
Of ths Southern ConfsdsrAcy, or entering into
any diplomatic relations with il until France
shah have done 30. During Maximiisn's wall
70 Paris Mr.. Sidel applied By letter % him for
an aRdisnes. After consulting his Imperial
host, MsxiEliizn aHly bus courseousIy de-
elined 10 grant il. Tho runors, therefore, Of an
early recognition Of the Confederate States by
Francs asd Mexico, s1d "a alliance between
the lsttaE Empire and the Southern Confsdsrsey
are altogether devoid Of foundation.
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For the Memphis Appeal.
WHO TALKS OF SUBMISSION :


VINO sAiNs OF snoni@soni Has nauhood 9spartedi
- HenIvairy dead In the land Of the SOUTH
tods curse On the craven 50 faint and fa4shesrtsd
and s'iBs tue Tord n ais trsiiorous mouth
No long IS her rivers ron on to the ocean.
As long az her mountains point up 70 the shy.
The South wifi resist, with unswerving devotion.
UnAidsd, her ehlldrsa Wiil conquer or de
Fight on and Aght ever no truce and nc quarter
Ply bayOnst rias, revolver and knife,
TIL stream, h and valley red with the ssu ghter
And fanatics shuddsr and shrink from the STRIFE.
Be earnest be honest, Be arm and rslIant
Be true 70 the Gross, bear it onward and b gh
sdn frssmsn and masters, erect and defSnt.
A such We VIII I've, or As such We will de
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

~ correspondents OF tho kiebns9nd Sentinel -
writing fron Lonssirssts Grayi tells ths fOll01iSgi
To illustrate the spirit with which this sorps Of the
army enters light, viii mention circumstance that
occurred under ny own eye during he brisk affair a:
Osmpbsl station. Tue artillery both sides was
making he echoes Eng with It's rsyerbsrsfing thunder
TIE death csaiag missiles were hlng The air. One Of
our hosvt guns "a 20 FOUNDER psrrotD had Just burst
INTO atoms, nierDngiing It's shattered fragments with
the enemy's ro hail, gathering desth abroad. The
inisntry thoOas) we're now called upon 70 charge the
enemy "a l90 which they have failed perrerm
Amer fermng ilno, and under the gsversst drs an
od hGrs,' that had been frightened frOu her hdiox
pzcs IN the sedge, observed TO be making her way
acrDss TIA ad the direction Of tbs ansnys bafte
giving hsE white tsg 10 the evening brsezs. Imiae-
dstey yell was raiEad, ranks broken and al hands
Charged ths hare, Uat she eaughf whsa the men
again fel into RANKS sad marched in upon the enemy
WAC 70 uss camp expression, got II dsnhl 1ulok
time, leaving veloEs of the 6ald s,d "a !, ,s ssb
ot HOeds veterans, haze fer supper, sS-'-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19
7tssas frsm RrswnIsw's Whig,
Peliffes Of Tsassssss

The frlenda Of the Union almozt daFy hoIdfu-
meetings IN Aldils and West Tennessee Preparatory
70 rsorganizaion Of the Goysrnmsnt and thess are
welcomed a. iuoieatioEa that Tsuaessseb b soou 10 re-
sUms her Old place In TIE Union. The people are Ecx
Of the and the fru Of the rebsEon and they
snFsged 81 their pOleal lsader The people are SICK
u tre dssdvantageg fJwing from the prsssncs Of m
tsrY rals and they want civil governments.
There Is feeling zb0u. the avery question and
there set Of men Of the copperhead school, elzfsg
to be vaVe, wha contend FOR she right Of bring
ing back he State aud pressrving The apseua- izs
tnuou." The mperious demands Of eiaYsry
same thsr they made By milk snd water Cuica
men CT Gus and out $50 saouiatA Tbs ku ldreds Of
Thousands who have gona to their graves on eouBt of
slavery the oceans q blood tbat have been spt s1d
the millions Of rsasurs that have been expendsd 10 per-
Pstuate slavery have destroyed The lnstufio- and he
Is dull who does that I: viii q By he board
in Tennessee, well a. IN oiher States.
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Federal RePsPss frsm wesaern KenIueky
From the Msnphis BsIIatfu AprH

Er0m the Msuphis Bulletin, April IL
By pssseuE gers Hhn arrived here liz moruiHz viii
the steamboat Hlmans which left Cairo Tuesday eve
ming loaru thai tie sxeiemels hers csrsed by al
prehsHElons Of an attack ksd COO ed down
TidBgs from Psdueah EhoNed thzt the amount of
i0as and damage Wa mueh greater taza wa a. arst
Supposed
On Sunday two men were arrested who, from posi-
ton behind Mound City-Eevsn niles above Gallo On
tie Ohi0wsrs engaged II making gDaiz. d0ubtess for
the oereat OF the enemy. They threW up tao rockets
~ Two answering r5ek cts risaF from
ne ksntneky shore opposite The men we're Strangers
A. Hiekza4n the Hllnian attempted % iA1d On Wed
nssdAy mornng esr y but nssriBg The shore signal
we're 4aee oy citizens Tor her 10 baek n and Of
,he sneray : sod srs were A the coat WArnsd
~ n shi1ens reirea q The enemy zen
tidden behind srgs brick building They were syi-
IDENTIFY prepared % rush upon the bosf ths r7osnt sha
a1oald toaen ies shors ThsY cavalry zud t was
sH AllA.so Ia IRON one 70 tive hundred IA number were
eui landing several Of lhsm rushed - ts rfys SIDE but
no hostile demons ratio1 made. 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

q The London HsyGi&> thinks that unless
the Emperor Napoleon ard MA1imiliau reeog-
uize the South tie eslsblishment of the Nexi
can Empire viii be fruitless expenditure Of
Strength by France, and will end in hunilis-
ton to al concerned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19
SIEGE MArrERs-28lsr DAY-The .D.uy

SIEGE MATTERs-2SIS DAY.-The enemy
continues, at interYals, the bombardmeut Of the
city. AVigoro0s fire wss kept up Thursday
morning, Whieh ces4sd about iva o clock Il shs
afternoon. bssWsen forty and tiity shells wers
fred at the city. About ons O'Clock a negro
bog, named Aaron, belonging 70 Mrs Heath,
while atwork il the blacksmith shop Of Mr. A
Dancan, foot Of H0sen street, was struck By
large piece OF shell, which entered through the
root Of the building, and exploded on The anvil
At which the boy was working, bTeskisg the
efi shoulder bone, and It is believed rendering
ampUiation necessary
Some thizty-fye or forty shots were also fied
at Fri Sumter, nlcss Of which struck, bul did
no damage. Ths enemy are still bQsy - :, -.
Swamp AngsI'' battery. Tb-.-- a IA chance
in The hsee-Ns.s'ss--.sy y, ApriI I5tk
1o]D DAY-kriday was al U0asuRlly quiss
day. There was no EIi1g On either side, sad
no change in the 6ess.-lbid, AprR l6th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

~ We learn from the Bristol Gazette that
sines ouT army lefl the vicinity OF Knoxvills,
the Uuio1ists have been robbing and murdering
Ehe Ceufedsrs.as. MsjcT George W. Dsy, Of the
l2!h Tennessee cavalry, has issued a circular to
the Ucion citEsns in the vicinity Of RogeEsville,
Iogris:ovn, Beau station and Tazswell, declar-
ing tsst gone OF the most brutal OaIsges known
II asl5r7 have been committed uPoB unsrI1sd
u q rs ard iEncceEt SomeE by Uoioa eitSsrs,
AM thst ii suosber wIeng is inflicted upon an
ga,8.udiDg Southern family, be would visit
..o-r borlss With fearful retaliation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

PROMOTED The Meridian ClGrios states
that Col. Nss- 81 Harris, of the l9.h regiment,
Mississippi volunteers, army of Northern Vr-
ginia, has been promoted TO the raak Of brigs-
disT-gsreral, and assigned to the command Of
the brigade recently commanded by the late
Gen. CATnot Posey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

NoBLs DEEDs.-Ws earn from the Raleigh
NC Confederate tAss Mr. james n. Psrrost,
o. Lsa J., EAd just pU chased one hundrsd bar
Fs,s Of csrn ior bis owa use. at ffty dollsys per
oarrs., VIXEN poor woman, who had six daugh.
sers, each oRe hayihg 5 husband in the srmy,
presented bsrssll 10 bay Little cora. There
u9on this gansrous man gave to hsr thirty bar
rels-6ge for each OF the soldiers wives faere
are thousands sble to follow bis exa@Ple bow
many will do ii1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

~ Capt. James P Corper Ssh Tenn, Lseuss,
Wn. h Courts sud Nathaniel B. Porter, Of
Russers Tennessee regiment with seventeen
privasss, were sent EoTihwsEd from Nashville Oh
the 25sh ult, to be exchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

n In the city court Of Mobile, on Mondsy
lAst, Jacob Richcad was convicted Of the crime
Of eIt0TtiOn. Hs vas 6usd $500 and sentenced
to threo months Imprisonment In she county
Jail. Put them through.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

a Oar thanks are due Judge James BsrtoD,
Of Arkansas, fer later files Of Memphis AID
Northern pspsrs than we hsd previously reesiv-
ed. He Euived in this city this morning where
his friends are advised be may OF present be
found
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

~ The Milton IN c. ChrOsisIs Is assured
proved he appearance of oats and wheat astOn-
ishingly. Oats supposed to be dead are re-
spr0uting and looking up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

= Tie Confederate steamer FlOrids arrived
At Santa CruS, Tsunsri6s, on the 4th Aareh,a and
sailed egain on the 5th. The United States
sloOp-of-wsE st. Louis arrived in pursuit On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

~ 4 report has reached Mississippi that
Eort De RaEsy wss accidentally blown up, q
few days sftsy its capture By the Yankees. Sew
ersl Of the garrison were killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

" TIE Bristol GGEstts snnou css tue death
on the p inst, CT Major A NJ Goiorth, Of tie
lss Tennessee cavalry, ftom she effects Of 9
wound reesiYsd at Messy creek, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

OFFTcE IssPEcroR PA Trans, A T.,
DzLtaa Gsrch &c, 1854 }
~ o-s-r to p.ccurs the nscssssry number OF Males
Cor fhs pyrsaas use OF mia Army, viI eAthAnge
- ssrvIce.sle Noes tho7s that in urEeryresEt
sudItian for trGusp 'Ftstca pEi iug -ess-n-Dle ol
S-rs1cs In The prLss u ahs A1iIuzlr.
TIE dspot Tor aHssryiceEo Aules ia now a. Cal
ho0p- Ca hlsior ). =. Eotbsen or Capt, ?. Dos
In givs IA information n-c-fssry ~ Atlantis, sDd
ClsIyl = I. Belchsr 81 Calhoun. Ca
S@f- . E CHAFFEE,
Maloy' y'snd In pectcT t.s Tzaua
Aaros ArasY Tauupstas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

e Parties from Wilson county, Tennessee,
represent that a lsrgs amount of wheat has
been sewn, sad that the crop viii be one Of tie
best ever sOwn in that county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

- Rsv w. Z WsnOBs, hss resumed the
publication Of The CAristias SuH At Petersburg
Va, after Suspension Of two years Il wss
formerly publis5ei at Suffolk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

~ A couple Of negro schools we're uncsre-
raouiously broken up ia Augusta, the other day,
ard shs negro teachers arrested. All such In
ssitu u1ous are held in violations of law, and the
alsek population should not forget it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19
The Elseiioa

Ths votes east N this county oa sa,u LAY last
amounted 10 shout thirteen hundred, againEt about
thirty thse hurd ed Ia times Of psses. o. course
allowances cf many h1ndrsd voters Be mads On &C
count Of thH nen IN thu national army and vsral hun
dred On eeeoent Of the reasls who n the South
These ceuses however, are nEt sufficient fOr
the small number Of votes We think the rebels gsn-
ernlly kept away from The polls There we're good
many unfdtertng Uu on who dld vote because
they did nos ike lake the oath Of Gov Johnson not
shat they objected to snThng in the OATH because
they EsTs required 20 tas any kind of an oath before
voting They ilSsted thas their record a sDoglsss
enc politically, snd that the taking an ogth Of loyalty
Implied suspicion X not soIething more, and placed
them on the same level with rebelA Hence many
refused 10 vote snd many uho took the oath took
q under Prote.. We nerely slve ths fae-s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

z Beef was selling in the city msrkst yes
tsrday morning at 81 per pound. This is a
decline Of ons-fth, bat there is ye. room for
Improvement
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

The following extract from circular No. g. Issued
srcm the BursAu Of COnseripasn dated Nareh T. 1854
contains useful information to sgrealtarizts having
lsss number shsp hg,een hands,
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T EGRAPHIO.
Reports OF the Press A.-ooi.tIon.

Entered seeordtug 70 act Of Cosss n ne yszr 1883
y ;. s. EHHAsHEll, Ia ths Clerks oacs of the Dis
trct C9arl 0f the Cousdsrats States fr ths Norsh-
sra Dls.fiet Of GeorEia
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x c. LoagsEieet hss Gdersd that all inn
Es's aroeais Ii aa Aoi-g Ion (Va.) district shall
e. a. eIo sPt'a cage where party hss suI-
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y Eos lass than fzgE ihouszne sOi6isIs n
e3ea. I.se's eomnEsd hzys pIviesssa eoagsIsioa
ggittiu twelve MEATS. There are nav thirty
ssvsn eaapels 10 which, ala0st sTsgy day, gils
chsslains snd missionaries are preaching u
Iares aad solemn eonsTsgssioEs
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Found,

4 BOUT two weeks age, lADE'S BEh As1PtN
"A which he swnsT esn gel Al this cE5ss by PioYnF
she ssDs and paying tcF tEis scverussusut
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pRnFEssIANAL I'm.

r.vT,ra psrnansutly loo<tsd myself IN Atlanta
n CO. nv s-ryisss o ltB cltizsLH prct5ss onesy
>,fies On TyLitehsl strss over H7i CnunineE once
80 . = p TABFR N. u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

sYArs gemsn,s have bse6 made for semi
s-a kly msi b,.Bsen Nc,idiau and Jackson,
z s,s7;e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

Tts following 8 prescribed ss she form Of ths
bosId, rsquITez In tAs second clause, fourth ar
ticls, tsntR Eeeton Of the late military bill and
with Eight alterations, may be sdspssd 70 tas
essss Of agricultural details
,TIIE GOFFEnFRAr STATES or ARERrrA
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~ Gen. John Clark Is announced as s
COB s.s 70 rspre.ea. the third district of Ms
oza II sac CJniedsgsts Congress.
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rraCH TE.F. ETC.

a. .-s.s.. Jay.
CRACKERS A1s SOda scait ,....,-., ,-,-.
Fms HEvsns CisErs /
p % EAAs
Rear Of the Atlanta HOtes
u-r .tIr street.
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~ Joseph Gsye. has bssn reelected mayer
O. R.chmoad, Va
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GBe 1IenpBls 8PPtaI,
EuRIIzEED
TerTne Ol SubscrfPtIea.
Terms OF 4dvertfaiHr.

an Advertisements vii be ehsrEea three toIisrs per
BqaA-e for the ars iassrtion-snd two dollars and a
kaf f0s eseh subsequent insertion.
LeezI uoHesg vii be ehaEgsd a. Sc Fzss Of Efty a.
pr HEa
obltuEry notices ard ell other articles not Of Een-
-. public Interest charged other sd~er'HzmsatS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

A Coon IDEA.-Ws ses il stated that Gen.
Oi.nor, commanding a. Savannah, bss issusd
orders inssTucti1g comnNnders Of regiments,
dstsebmen1 ard posts, to estshlish In his uili-
ssry district post gardens, whenever practicable.
to be worked by the troops under tbs sup,ri--
tsndsnce Of their OficsTs. Essh company iE to
have = lot CT grOuDd suficisa;ly lsFge for lie
pzrross. The osjs seI is . 2T1Igta lhe aea,'h II
llo troops, ss ssn ss % saeouIsge tie pro &C
lion Of vege.Esies. 5o,d.sTs Ct ss The iolAnd
pests shoUld engage in this mai or as onee.
s6suid they not be permitted to remain to egj y
tie fm,s of thsir sOsss, thOss Of iheiE CoEl DIS
% 10 may follow ,bem will
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The Oath

Our East Tennessee people have way Of their own
In many things II the election Of last Saturday they
did pretty mach they psssed-sxcept violae the
Constitution and laws Of the State In Several secs
we have hRard frou-Whsrs the Union sentiment was
overwhelming too he Judges people required and
took no oath but that prescribed By the old code of
IenneEses. The people have idea, how 9th
that the Uniol men % East Tennessee have given
sufficient evidence Of loyalty, without the adtonaI
sanction Of test OATH matter By What military on
eial prescribed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

ASoTHER RAID Ire Rons Courier q sAs-
l.rtsy sts,es that party, scHs ioar OF Eve hur-
died Federal troops, visited Chatsoogs eOun-
II last Tpesday. They came BY way Of LIS
fsyetss and went down into Broom Town val.
ley where hey ATEestsa ~. Nelson Altman,
bu., it il nmored, relsssei him Aga!E. Tao
cosr.sr kass no.hiDg fUIther Of thek doings
or objects.
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~ Bs,s Cos Rugg.ss "a, IL Montgomery
O.. Fndsy lzss.
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E0R AALE.

-,orR - A. tbou-spd I5s Of SuAf TING and
~ PULIIES ~ F8o5 ordsr-a Circaias -" y -
-epdito1 for use 40 ons fTaesuredi Ls5, pAif u
fns Mil Stones, with spindle and EPf ui >.
oT which nav Be fssa a. ny mil, nine miles west o.
- - J. p asRLIEGTON
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% Mail communication has been Te-estsb-
Eseed to most Of the post Ifhess in Mississippi.
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Tse highest Market Prios, either in money
or subscription, VIII be paid fer clean cs,toa
or linen rHgS, white or coloTed, delivered at The
APPEAL coEnting-room, Atlanta
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TEnnfed- TuamediateIy,

IN NICE lyHlfE coz SIHhrA Aks--l s -sf ;
ON e-AR f-'S' 70 q q. HEEDERs0E.
o7. Atlantis EiolsL
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NEW CoMM1ssIoN house.

JOHgF' II. XIX y tUaI
X F,yERAL COMMISSION HEacHANTs, nssi
W NoTcr0ss' corner, As-se'ta stteeti 4t1l,- %
- sttfud psrgsually nd promptly - ali o-d r. and
s-ousiFnr1ents entrusted 20 rheir care unzo IN
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Ce-PsRTErPsEFP,
VIRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY.
GEO. II. CRUMP * CO.,

A eYNrs fer lbs sale q 1.suufsetrFsd and sulok-
u tnF Tchsecc end Gensrnl f2Cuulifsos nsrtEants
rave - held large aHd WCli tsiscied ttCck q To
eseeo 10 which The attention Of tuyers - invited
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B0GERT & CO..

Commission Merchants and AuCtiOleeTS,
Corner OF Pzrdamsag ana B > s.rssts,
- q RQgERT kAgau. a
tT. pf New Orleans NR
C-ss-s ,r6 rouslFrnsnts solicited mh9 2m
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CIGARS sF.FD LEsk 4 URf'
RAsf HA'A'A Lsql.r g 81 Z-a1s
Old Rye Whishy, -, I'd, hc;.,l..
5 CORRA
Rear Of ktE1ts loiei,
Decatur street
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= ooa..aand of Col Jo,l s Pcs. .. :.
l.lsHdsat -
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Aasirs fa Rinhmnna

RICHMOND, April ls.-rhs nosssisning barsaz q The
Treasury Department. win BE- s-aazssrrsd 70 Columbia
s. c. his week, ana number Of the s1npIoyssE ehssv
ladies, vii start for that city on Thursday
Il Is Jo pcrtsd shst ths IN aud q auditors o,s
viii also be removed to point further .outh where
the COS, % au-sIstsncs is less -ha n Rcbmoa Mou-
gonery and Selma both menil0asd - s pr babe
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i4lEAls = pfrasla-
nnH ArraaIel.

RIcHAoSD April l5 Or. Rsseos L1go. . Ysstes
Egy, vas arrested On ths RaPpahaznock On saturdsv
By dssctys Rose Wills os the point Of crossing the
river. H had In his Possession maps of Casrisssoa
Wilmington, etc., Ss0w-g he location Of the torpsdssa
tu th- har1ors q tbss. sr,i.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-19

RIcExoND April ls.-The Secretary Of fhs Trsszu-
y sdysrtss his morning that I've muszs of tAs us
guaranteed aiI Per b0uds wiz Be sold sf azsoa
IN this city N lots . sait purchasers on ths Issh Of
Ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
MORNING REPORT.
Operations on the James River-NeVvs
from sheridan.

WAsHIvoToN, Aug. Is-The operations OIL
our army on James river yesterday, resulted
in advancing part Of our limo two miles far
ther, and the capture OF two lines of rife
pits md 250 prisoners. Our loss IN killed
wounded and missing is about 400
Sheridan had a fight in the Valley yester.
day, driving the enemy, and capturing somc
prisoners belonging to Longstreets corps.
They report that division had Joined EARLY,
and that the Longstreet prisoners captured
near Deep Bottom, belong 10 another dvs-
ion, which was under marching orders for the
Valley
Nav YoRI, Aug. Is The Times contains
the following:
BALTIMORE, August lT--A battle tool,
place at or near Froat Royal Tuesday, Aug.
10th, between portion Of our cavalry aud a
heavy force Of rebels Of Longstreets com
mand.
NEw YORK, August IS The morning pa
pers have but little additional news from
Stanton's dispatch last night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
The Drafs % take place sept. SIN.

"" onNi Ausus' io"e Cowule 1t eie,S' se.e'
ordered to take place September 9th, wiil
commentator that day. For some time past
unreasonable doubts relative TO the enforce
ment of the Presidents order at that time
had been entertained by the public, snG even
ever, that it is the intention Of the Govern
ment to commence the work on the day ap-
pointed, and prosecute il to completion as
speedily as possible As stated few days
ago the enrolment has been completed and
the machinery for drafting is in working or
der ready for the turning Of the wheel