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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-16

lslavehosding classes Of Nae South are alternating
lhom iheir ssaoeiates III war. Already I hear
eriEinaton. Thosa who have nFnneyt,- lelt.
Saeuld take warning ia time.
since | nsve co'ns down here, / hsvs seen
many southern rilsntsTs who now bire theiF ne
gloss, ane acknowledge they knew not the earth
luAAS ~ sney wfTelto make by appealing 10 SeceS-
sloa; Ihey thought ihs politicians hsd prepar-
90 me WAY and they could part in pssce They
now sea hat We sre bound togethsr as one ma
non oy indssolubls ties, aud that any interest
! or any people that set themselves up in antsg-
onisr2 TO the nation mnst perish.
While would not remit ane rot or title Of
our nations rights in peace or war / do not
make allowances for past politicsl esrors and
false prejudicez Oar national Congress and
Supreme courts are TIE proper arenas in which
10 discuss conflicting opinions, and not the bat
slefield.
You msy not hear from me AgAiil, and i yOE
think It viii do any good, call some Of the poo
pie togothsr and explain these, my views. Kou
mag even read 20 ihsm this letter, and let them
use it, 30 as 70 prepare them for my coming.
To those who submit to the rghtful law Gno
authority, all gentlensss and forbeaTance, but &c
| tho petUlsant aud persistent seeessioniis, why
dessh is mercy, and the quicker he or she y
disposed Of, the better. Sstsn, and ths rebel
lions saints Of hesven, were allowed a coniinu
&nCe OF existence IN hell merely 20 aWeA tIeA
lust punishment. To such IS would rebs
against GoYe1Hmsnt so mild and just as onr
was in peace, punishment equal lvould not D.
unjust
We are progressing well in this quarter
ThOSgh have not changed my opinion that "
my soon assume the existence OF our nations
Government, yet years viii pc So before ruthan
ism, murder and robbery will cease to aft
this region of cur country. Truly your friend
W. T. SHERMAN,
Major. Gen. Commanding.
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OBITUARY.

Died, Nay l2sh, LELA BAssIE. en'y child e. Col. u
F. aud Mamie Maddox aged Two years sisai uson,Ls
and four days
Had hunsn love power to save from relentless
death our loved ones The. destroyer would Tot have
breatbsd upon thee hs 5lisEting breath cur brlehi
AID teauEful enc, the idci Ct Thy parents and he
pride Of many fond hearts. But Thy LITTLE spirit hss
bid farewell 10 earth and iEksn its alghi 10 heaven.
The g-svs has closed upon thy lovely f5rn beautiful
eveuin death. Forever slenesd sgs the sweet bi-d-
Ike tonss Of ,hst voice. which suosiesi musc n
ty mothers ear; thou art deaf 10 her ng7nsay utter
snce Of MY precious li..s Ieiasnd vacancy tskss
ug shs sound and bsarEitto the shore Of eiernisy.
Farewell, littls Lelsi 6oE laaeh We wiz miss tbss.
Bat God, our fsther, Las seea Ct 10 recall ihss.
Farewell our 5rig5t one, a log farewell,
May We meet !hse il Heaven. forever TO dwell
IT, r.
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Th, following facts are reported by scouts,
aad nisy be deemed reliable.
Ab,ut four hundred Of the enemy 3 caTsiry
were at Sumneryie on Thursday, and they
seen TO be temporarily stationed there. Thsy
have ont picksls and scouting parties.
At Lzfsyette there are about four thousand
cavalry AMI mounted infantry, commanded by
Gen. Wilder. These have been there four or i've
days at lesst, and they slso have o2t scouts and
piehias. On Thuradsy they sent brigade OF
cavalry down 70 Subligns, but it soon reiursed.
About fifty Of their scouts came on ThuTcday
nighs TO within one and half miles Of Dirt
TowH, moved back and just before day came
TO the same point sgan, but soon moved of
toward Lafayette in the direction they came.
Alarge foYce Of the enemy are reported 20 be
intreoching themselves al Vllsnow Their
forc., from VillAnow to the vicinity Of RssaeA,
inclusive of those at both places, is believed o
be At least 20, 000
Its believed that these forces, scattered from
Vilh.now to Sammsrville, are for the purpose Of
protesting their wagon train, which is moving
| through Lafayette, towards RssseR, and that il
\ is roE ihoir intention to opsThte Immediately
against Rome.
| One regiment Of Abolition cavalry with elgh
! csytIiry wagons came down from the direction
of 1renson, on Wednesday, 10 within two milsl
/ Of I.sbsnon, Ala, camped that night but re
turned the nsxl mSTning. Ii is ssid thRs theJ
killid two Of Capt Wssiherspoon's scouts ant
cRpluTed another.
/ OF conrse there is considerable eIcitemsn
bersl sFhsFsths above facts are generally known
yet if Gere JohDsion can hold his present pcsi
Iion-snd gTesi confidence is felt that he vii
be i.ble 70 do so-nO seEious sppTshensions nsgt
be entertained for this plaee.--RoHss Courier, Ia
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Cerrosponssoee Mobile Advertiser and Resistsr.l
CAMP ELToE, L1wndes County, Miss, May
III have seen a young friend Of mine laat
rom the front, near Memphis. and perhaps it
would bs interesting TO some Of your numerous
readers to hear from that quartsT.
Young Donelson, son OF Col A. J. Dopelson
Of Memphis, Wss killed by robbers near that
city On. the 1st Of February, and not tound until
The 27ih Of ApIii, and when found was covered
in leaves near the road; he was meHnbsr OF s
Tennessee regiment in J9hnston's army
A eaptsin Of tbs 18th Mississippi infantry,
Who deserted some tine sgo, captured boat Be.
lew Helens On the Mississippi river, with forty
thousand dollars IN greenbScks, and purchased
horses and mounted bis men (oue hundred and
ssvensy-tive in nUmbeF) aud went higher up
and eaptured another, crossed the river and st
lac! accounts WAS sbcye Memphis On the Ar
kansas side.
Floyd, the noted guerrilla Chief Of North Mis-
sissippi, is nov Operating near Memphis, snd
we shall nc doubt hear good accounts tToR him
very soen.
Nearly all The troopr have left this immediate
section Of country.
Gsn Lee hss moved his cavalry on the left
Of JohBston's army.
Gen. Forests troops are watching the lire
Along the Tenpasse river, and they are inpatient
lor raid OF iheSnenT,
Tbs army news hese now is devoid Of inter
est, OF ] would extend his letter. Shculd any
thing occur / win drop you = line.
1 viii add that private accounts IRON Mem
phis say that the enemy are preparing 70 make
a raid out on the Memphis ard Charleston rail-
road
Mf. VIM. NeEton, Of Memphis, is in the iFY-
ing block, charged with bsiDg > spy
Mics Belle Edmondson has been arrested and
sent to Alton.
The Tanks have got several notorious roo
bers from North Mississippi, and thst are IN sae
Irving block. OtsFER-
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MAJOR J. P SrkANGE.-We are in receipt
of letter from this gallant officer, who has &c
comps nied Gen. Forrest in almost all Of his dar-
ing expeditions. We srust tbs! it will not be
long before he is again 10 his ssddle and "as
good as new for another bold exploit. We
make lhs following extract:
You viii not recognize this as my writing
but such it is, With my left hsnd, not being able
TO Use my right hand on account OF having beOn
SHOT in the right aIm, which broke the bone.
We had fight on coming out Of West TenHes-
sec Z! Bolivar. We had about two hundred and
fifty men and met nesr two thousand YANKEES
fought them over az hour-killed nine and
wounded .wenty-sTTo Oar loss .one killed,
.Eo captured ans. fourteen wounded. DID not
have my arm Zet uEtil my arrival here the sur-
geon thinks my arm can be saved. viii leave
here as sron IS the surgeon thinks it prudent,
and 81 70 Aberdeen, where shall Temsin. Il
viii oe two OF thee months before am TT toE
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE NETTING on SATURDAY EIsHT.-Ths meeting
on Saturday Night, 70 consider what should be done
with fVes heard and adopted he rfp3rt Of the CON
utise bat afterwards reeonsidsred f. aad received TO
let he sabiect regulate itself Speeches made b
n. Il. Bunes, Esq, supporting TIE rsceivisg Of the
hyes at par and by Colonsl n J. Hammond in opPos.
ton TO any action being take n by the nssting.
RELIEF CoasIIrTEEs.-The passenger depot and our
streets this morning are alive win relief committees
from all parts Of the country VINO have arrived here TO
look after the woundsd.
WouNDED FROM THE FE0SL.-Ths cars srriTe daily
with wounded from the front Several died before
reaching here th Gofnns. The weuads in maj 5riy
Of esses are SLIGHT
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nstddIe Tennessee Ilems.

CRIMINAL CoURF.-Judge Brien announced,
on the opening Of the court yesterday morning,
inc death Of Hon. Judge Nancy, when the court
sdiourned over 10 this morning.
We heard yesterday that while number OF
coal boats from the mines on the upper CnEn-
berlsnd were floating down the rivog. few days
.o,o ths men in the two TssT hosts were fred
mon and forced to leave them, by which the
b5sts were wrecked. This occurred IN Ken
tucky. a few miles from the State hoe, Snd Il IS
reported that the firing was don9 BY eitizens'
iTbs hoats belonged, we understand, 10 Mr..
Briggs, of Ksntuekg.
IIteeudisTies have been at work IN ClArksvlile-
e,,roerser's shop has been burned and an at
tsrnss rnsds TO FIRE a block of houses.
CvTToN BURNED We are intcTmed thai 8
car. laden with cotton, took FIRE on the Chatts-
noo.ys, road, and was burned, few nights sgo.
A lady died in Cl1rksvils, Tenn, on the %
inst, At the extreme age Of one hundred and nins
years; st least 50 says the 0azetse OF that todIf
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$500 REVEARD

WILL Be pad for the sFarshsusicn sn- delivery
w in any safs jail 30 lhAi 1 can GET ihs i'-0"lns
HsgEoes- .---
TENH sSsEE. dark c0p-er color. tHeaty-siI ysari
Ole weighs handrel polnda 8 Te feet ten inelsa
nign a1ai g q very IRE cozIrg fellow
HOETOH tl.ck, sssusY ave y5sH old. ave tosl
sever inehe8 Ligh, weighs enc hundre1 t1d MY
pounds, sn1 rsiasd b the lo7T ccuuir..
PHILIP 5izeE. tvssu-y--cur TeArs old nFe teet
eight iccAes hfg1, weighs one nan1Tso ana eigaiY
pounds, suG speaks very s-5vf,
SdARPfik. black i've fees siz inches aish vegas
one hunTed 1d fortF pounds rozua sl9uia=rsi tLls-
llps large mouth. twenty years old
TON, biack. ave feet rsue i1eaes ga weighs oIis
hundred 21d seventy Fe po1s, twenty seven yelTs
sia so t.sra vsry esd and when excited De can
scarcely peak.
The three iist named ere bros1srs s1d were raised
ia ffsneoek coaEtv ALEEED BAKER,
r,vs .nr Augusta Ca
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Arrival and CIsuius Of Mails.

By Georgia Railroad-Dus. daily al 1880 P.
NJ, snd close daily Of 6 PM
BY Atlanta and West Point RsilIoad-Dus
dsily At / A. nj, ana close dsily. at 6P 4
By Macon and Western RsiiEosd-Das daily
At 4.IO P. NJ, srd clc,s daily ss GEM.
BY Western and Atlantic Rsilrcsd-Due
daily at I a. n, end closs daily sl3P.m
Office Hours-Opsn at 8 a. NJ snd closs a
1PM NJ; opsn At ? 80 P. NJ, and eiose al 6 P. d.
Sundly-Open at g A. NJ, and close al 9 AM
open at IS P. NJ, anu close at 6 P n.
T. C. HOWARD, P. Z.
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F.om he Dalton front We obtain no Fsiia0is
information. The streets sie SLED with vague
rumors, bu. SO contradictory that We WI n''
vsntilate them All reports sgree' however
that General JoHssToN snd his army are n ms
best Of spirits. The people Of tat feehcn 500
ara saneuine and chsorfui.
From Virginia we obssin fun reports up % sae
10Th. General LEE was cheekmAsing the ere
ny ss all points. Fort Drssry sustained .
haavy assault on Saturday, rspulsing tae enc
my With loss of one thousEnd men.
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took at ss men With whom reporter conversed al
belong 10 Bsrtcns brigade. We doubt not, however,
Our troops reported that no firing bad been heard
durips. the q y IN the direction Of Peters bnrg.
As lie party returned the traiu hsied At SHADY
Spriue' hs delightful residence Of Ooionel Gil, were
thev were most aumptuous ana agree2by entertainsd
For thit pleasant couTteea Of the Trip our reporter de-
sirss tselnEks his special thanks.
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GEE. STApFolD --Qss}T salsnt brigsdisr,
who ie @ tie fssi dsy Of ths great bsifls ia
Virginia while leading his o0nnsnd with con
spisisus vsloE, wss native Of LouiEiAna he
was a msmbeT q ons Of me m3sl ho1oTed fam
.jiss Of the s.Ess, and was sugar plsassz en-
Bsyoa Baal Ia sbe PariEh Of Rzpidss Before
the var 10 vas msnber Of the Legislature,
bat upoa ths eounencsmsni Of kOstihias be
Esiss5 : company end reniersd II to tbe Con
fsdeTsie G5ysznmgpt From captain be vas
PTOmossd colonel, sad ibon bHgAdisI.
He vas ope Of tbs best ofissls ID ths army ol
Gsn. Lss. Hs leaves noiher, and & wife whl
Is said 70 be one Of ihs loye!lestof woman.
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HiFrem all that we can gather, after esFe-
fully sitting tho thousand ana one reports. we
regard it as CT Etsln that Gen. Johnston RbAn-
enemy took possession. The msiR body Of
both armies we're in the vicinity Of Rssaea yes
terdAy, and the opinion prevailed that general
eDgsgeme' At would occur yesterday or to-day.
It is reI Jorted that after tho YsulEeess entered
Dalton a Friday, Gen. Wheeler passed to the
year, re6 re6ieeupisd the place, and ran them out.
OF couT SO be would make no attempt to held
the position and his movement was simply for
observation n
It seeVAs very evident that tho armies are now
facing each ether is close proximity, and sur
round ed BY circurns tances which must pTeeipi-
tass Z. fght very soon-RsBsl, 18th.
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THE ESEs1y H AIssIssIPPI-The Meridian
clarisa Of The l4ih, says that the latest news
from Gbe Yankees in Yazoe, is that about 4OOO
isfsnsry snd 600 cavalry were nsaT Benton, and
wsre hairenching theiE camp there, They nave
broughs oui 8 large nUmboT OF wagons from
V.elzsbusg, and are stealing al the cotton shey
can fod, sad plundaTing geBoTslly BssTy
frinz Was hard in ihat direction, ifom Jackson
yrslsrdsy and il wss supposed Gen. Adams
had engsge3 rs naTAadsrs-
A privsls dapsteh received from jackson last
svsn.ng, states thai the Yankees were thought
. Be moving from YAEoo towards Jackson
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sIAmEsE TwIns.--A eorlospondan. d u

4 SIAMEsE TwIHs---A correspondent Of the
, Gseon Telegraph, who lately visited the Siam
ess twins, gives the following account Of them;
Your readers hare no doubt seen those re-
msrkable individuals, the Sianse twins, but
few of them perhaps have been 20 their houses
and sesn them in their domestic relations
Tboagh united by ligauent as 5trong ss lie
Itself, thsy livs s nile Rpart-spending alter
Rsseiy three days ct the one and tho olhsr house
aud allowing no Circumstance to dster taeir
departure rom the one 10 the other when the
reg galsr time arrives 1'he one at whose house
you visit thenu, leads the conversation and Aota
master of Ger emonies, while the other speaks
only as occasion or polit,ness may require One
hiss eight and the other nine children, but one
of whom Is in the war, the rest being girls and liz
tie boys TIE twins are good neighbors--intelil-
gent men, and thoroughly patriotic They Gre,
TO all appe aTsnces, two separate sud dihsrent
men, with very little social resemblance and
marked contest Of character. Eng is much
the most positive, self-Willed and uneerapromis-
ing. They are reldom both sick at the same
time. Why should death result from sepeFs-
ton of persons SO uelike and SO little subject
to be afflicted by each others iaiFmitiesi
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GEn Of vfc4sr EEnes 20 ahe New York san-
5aary Eazr.

Victor Hugo has ssnt 70 the New York Ssni,
isry fair drawirg, exscatsd BY himself, Of the
residence Of Frhnkliu Bhen in France. Ac-
c0mpanying thu picture Is tho following nots:
10 1886. Happened 70 be one day a. hassy,
At n Raynow1rd's, 3, the auth0T Of the tragedy
Of the Knight Tsmplars. lie WoTo bis white
hEir streaming on his shoulders, and said 10
him;
''You wear you hsig ss Frankiin ussd, apa
yen look Like him
Ho said to me, amiling, ''Eais 1asY como from
the neighboTho0d," and he pointed % house
.hst could be seen from his garden. 1t Il
there" said he to me-, "that Franklin Lived IN
I775"
drew thst house, now pulled down. TINS
is The sketch I believe ihEi this picture Of ibe
house Of Franklin, a. Passy, IS the only ons in
| existence. offsr Il to the United States Ssai-
/ tsTy commission.
an happy that the Sanitary commission
\ have doHs me the honor 70 cal upon me, and
sford me an opportunity % renew the ezpIes
sisn Of ny hesrtfelt sympathy for the galiaa'
men who are stTuggling SO gl0riously to I'D .h'
great American Republic Of thst sinful system
slavary. VfCrOR HUGO.
HsuteYille House, March 18th.
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- Hon. john Y. Wright and CO.. Wm. T
AgeEy, Of EeaHesses, SO a. present IL shs ely,
the s5IulaI IS Eoals for Richnonds sad the la.iel
asl CT his reiurR nom the Mississippi
Sol. Avery lefs saIsvsPort taree weeks sgo, Aad
iAtolms rs hat =: the ime Of as departure. oui
sf4irs were IL mcst ProspeE0us condiiiea o.
thai side Of the river. Tho dsfest sad E0ut q
Banks and Steele had greatly revived the spin
snd oonfdence Of the peoP.e, sad tha future
ssegusd bright bsfoEe shem.
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LATER


The battle bss commenced. II opened on our left yes
tsrdsy about u O'clock and ragged furously until dark
The enemy came within essy range Of our forts, when
we opened upon them from all pents. The hghting
vsry heavy. The enemy's fire was directed Prin-
opaiiy at The forts and depots No damage DONE The
enemys loss s not known. Fitzpatrick mortally
wounded. About thirty-fve wounded have arrived at
Caesthsm's division hospital Among the ksd are
Col stanton, Of Tennessee, and eap'ain and two
hsutananis from S.rshls brigade, whose nsmes have
not learned.
L,eut Gen. Hsrdes had his horse killed under him BY
one cf The snemys shells. Also, Of his staff who
was slightly wounded. The engagement was not q
gerersl one, g. only two divisions participated.
Gen Wheeler still holds Dalton, and expresses gres
coniesnss IN hs ability bold bis position. our n'
OF battle now extends about twenty eight miles, Grea
confidence s felt by all Of ability to whip the fight
There is much ezciisment the Asht to-day.is ez
/ peced to be . terrible one. Yours, truly,
ARKANSAS
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MOTEgE.


OFFICE or hoard Os SLAVE CLATils,
Richmond. Va, April Il os4 5
PARTIES interested are l-ereby nO.ihad hat the
Bosra CT cfeers spgoi1tsd is oxspine iato and re-
port on the jusGes sHa ;ae araouzt Of cana fer
'loss Of slaves, which have been Impressed y Con
feorats authoFit,es or under stats avs for ae uze
OK the Gonfedsraso Government, snd. while engaged
In labo7zg on hs public dsfenses have errsPoe e the
enemy or disd, or contracted diseases WAi-a have,
after their discharge resulted fatally, l organised 81
Rlehuand, Va, snd has eomnsaesd rs regular ssa
sious.
Evidences Of ownership o. ibs fact Of iuprsssusnt
Of The age, soundness and vsius Of the azTs a. tie
time Of illDrsssrasnt and of he lozs of shs slave
vbsthsr b. eacsps or ees.h wish the circumstances
attending ihs sane. Haust accompany tss elaiaa.s
All the iscss ust bo sss forsh ia, saa veriasa y
afldavis OF eompsient witnesses
Claims thra authenticated aad avoHeard, 1asy -
adsrsssed to COZ ]. D. WADDELLs
President Slave Claims ssaFia
Box 1853, BichuaRd, ".
The Rosrd Il Il session daily, (sundaJs e1esPssol
on the fourth Aoor al Euksfs building Main stress
seeoad door below g'b. north siie- ep4I ssrlsl
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FRnn rmk RRaNT.
Jorrespondsncs Of The appeal

Correzp 9ndence OF ne appeal
REsAck, Ga, May 10, 1864.
IEssBs. EDITORS Gen. Johnston evacuated DAiton
LASS night The enemy have not yei taken possession
a. our cavalry Is there 10 dispute their pllssge.
The enemy still continue ihsir flank movements.
They show no desire to hghi-nor will they until, s.
they ihink, they have the advantage They arr now
moving in heavy force on our left They bold Snske
Greek gsp, aud are forttying rapidly. cieburns "a
Haich ng them
sherman Is making desperate effort, IN : aInsl way
to GET tAe advantage over Johnston and, more thao
hat be has zhamefuy deceived bis troops in or
der TO keep them in Cd spirits, and induce hem to
Eight desperst ~ he has jest issued order to his
army announcing with eradication etc, that siier
tss days hard lighting, Grant had routed Lses army
and s-ecsedsd in capturing Richmond, killing JEFF Ds
vie and capturing most Of the CHbinesi Their own
men who have hseR captured Tell thstse They asked
our bByE who would be our next President
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A LoEG VOYAGE.-We saw Capt. MUIR
GIBSON this morRing, who had just arrived from
Richmond, which place he left week ago He
sisses that the. people Of that city were buoyant
snd hopeful. The burning Of the Stony creek
bridee crea,ed some little excitement ct the
time, bai 3 seun fubsided. He came by the
Piedmont rsilroad, which only lacks few miles
Of completion. Supplies were shipped over he
Hneompletsd paris Of the road, by means Of =
large number Of government wagons. The
work on ihs. road was progressing with great
rApi5ily, and its early completion was looked
for as certainty. Along the entire route, Cspt
NURcHisoE found tbs people eOnfden: and in
ehserfal spirits
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On sad after Nay ION, ConfsaeFaie 50 oilis
viii be received At this Office At the same rates
Of discount as me othsr notes Of the old issue
We have beeneompelled to sd0Pt this policy n
self-defonsa
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~ We bad a 5r.sf inieryieg yesterday with
gess1emEn who lel Bichmoad On Tossdsy
last. BE informed US that there were some two
Or thTeo months supplies in Richmond He
o. ths EsiiIOsd connecting GIeousboro' and Dan
vile remained uhcomp mpleied, which would be fin-
ishsd this week THIS opens q new route be-
tgesa RIchmend and ihs scutb, and viii fsadel
shs city iuaspsndsut Of tie line By way Of VII
miagton. ana Pe,orsburg.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


Entered scooFdfnr 70 set Of Csugrsss Il he Tear lss
by = s. T8aksRrp IN the Clerks ofeca q he Dis.
tet Court Of the OoBfsdsEats States fer ths North
ern plstrics OF GsorNis.
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LATE NEWS FROM VBGRiA.-We are IN
debtea t our old friend Jshn b R1ssels Of
Holly SpHngs, Miss for q copy Of .lhe Rich
moad DsPateh; Of Tie l2sb, and to Alr. R5be-
son OF ths Express. feE 3 eepy Of she Augusta
CsastiissssEaissl Of Sunday morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-16
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CONFED8R AFN sFATEs.oF AsEHEIUA,l
QuARTERsl6srEI-tikAEE uFF1CE,
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ALL efleeFs s1d sgenis Ct this Department are
hsrebs notified that IN order to nrodaes proper mir
forHilsy aa5 Eyaea II eo1nseoa with the contrasts
sEecuisd ..A ths Factories on Gevsrzmsnf aeeouns,
sad 10 iasrsAzs Hereby tha yield thsrso llaoE g. W
Cunnug gsn. QaartsrmAsssg. hsrstafoEs IL uhargs Of
ths dsPot q Aiisula, Gs0rsias entrusted szeluavs-
y, NTH iae du.y Of contracting In bshslf Of MS De-
partueas- win tbs Factories IL ths States o. South
Carolina. aeoIga, Aiabaua Elorids lnd Eisdssippi,
He 5sA rossond 10 rsqaiziaoHs for aaassrisl zaads
upon hin By oesrs ia charge Of dsposs fer tbs asn
aisssurs Of clothing A. P. LAWTON.
my2 ira QusTseyaaatsr General.