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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
for Sale.

LNoR sALE-TWo GOOD FARMs-ous eop,ain,
Il ing los aeres OF choice farming land. AZ miles
east OF Urbana, Champagne County Ohio on ths pik
leadlng 70 heehanesburR. The farm il in Road con
dton' and IN high state Of cultivation The dyel-
ing Is agood t6o-story brick nine rooms, bank barn
eomioTtsne tenant buildings, two orchards aRd
The other farm contains Is9H acres OF choies land
IN the same valley, one mile from the form 7 h In
q nv state OF cultivation, has permanent runnInK
shock water, comfortable wooden buildinRs, erehard
40 For part oalars address GEORGE W. BiRNE IN
and SAMUEL BARNETT, ia, Urbana, Who resids on
the farms, or SAMUEL BARNETT. Springfield, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
7Ncw advertisements.
ATTACHMENT.

Henry pook, PIT. ! Before John n. stoppslman
~. Y. OF DAYTON Towushin
James Clark, Dft Mont. County. Ohio
ON the 3ist day sf oetoter, A. D. 1906 said Justice
" issued order o, Attachment in the shove
action, Tor the sum Of One Hundred and Eighty Dol.
lars Case get for hearing December Sd, 1874, At 4
oelock =. M HENRY POoH
Dayton, NOV. y 1854. nOv19-d1t&W3w
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ATTACHMENT.

James hcky Pla't. ! Before John H. stoppelmau,
against ~ r. OF DAYTON Tnwnahlp
James Clark, Dft Mont County, Ohio.
ON the lst day of November, A. n. 1864, said Justice
" issned an order Of Attachment in the above
action for the sum Of One Hundred and Forts two
O'Clock p. NJ. JAMES RIOKEY
W. II. BtLLviLLE, Atty. noyif-dtIiwsy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-19
O YES! o YES!

ohn BNNls, rlanun against Charles ButoheE
~ Administrator OF Henry HAGorman, dead, beH
tore JAnes Turner J, P Of Dayton township, Mont
eolnery County, Ohio. 90 the s0th day Of heptsm-
nshl ~ Che aooVe aotion Tor che sumo Of NTS Dol
iars spd laleTest rnal set ioF November a. tssl,
OC'ae-vsW JAMES TVRNER, J. P,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

Only synopsis OF lhis bill is furnished By the
Richmoui. papers that bsvs cone 70 hsad- TIE
tzzss lsvis5 By the act are in addition to these
levied By the set Of the 94ih Of April, 1868
A tax five per cent is levied upoR rsal ss-
ate, aud iii property aos mentioned as taxed at
q difsEsnt rsss. Ten per cent. upon plate, jew
elry. etc.
The sssssneRss are TO be made on the basis
Of TIE market vslas Of 1859, except n csse5
where laad, slaves, cotton or tobacco shall have
been purchased since Ist Janusry, 1862; these
70 bs ssseKsd AZ the prices paid for lham-
4 tax Of -avs PER cent is levied upon stocks
sud shares IN incorporated companies. Also,
Evs per cent. On specie, fJrsign exchange, aol-
vent ersaits, hank bills, and al other paper used
as currensy, exesPdBg Rou-intsrsss bearing
treasury mites.
ProGa tFe taxed a. fellows; On the sale Of
liquors. al kinds Of grain snd provisions, raw
hides, lss,tsr, horses, muieH, boots, shoes, cot
ten yarns, wOoloa and cotton cloths, hats, wsg-
ons, harness cosl, iroa, steel or nails etc, seld
ai soy time between Est Jsnuary, 1868, and
frst JsnusIy, 1862, (beipg for t,0o years past.) }
ten ger CEN; and this "a addition 20 The tax on
profits under the aet ef 24lh April, 1863.
O&n pofts made IN buying aud selling
speese. exchange, stocks, etc A., t5H per cszt., to
be assessed for two yssrs back ~ adiitioa to the
tax on such profits ss incems undsr sac act sf
p ApFii, 1853
Odths snosnts Of PROFITS exceeding twenty
I've per ceat. tasls dsriug either sf the years
1868 and 1864, BY any bank or Banking com
PaHy, insuuAee, canal, navigation, importing
aud exporting, telegraph, s1pssss. rsilros3,
manufacturing, dry deck or orher joint stock
company Of any description, whether incorpor-
stal OF not tsveuty- Eve per cent. On such excess
Tie taxes on property over IN and to be col.
lecied On tae frsi day Of Juae next; fkoss on
ia-ones or PROFITS fer the year 1853 to ba esIlect
e5 for-hwish; those on incomes CT proHss for the
year 1854 shaIl be assessed and collected accord
Ing to ibe rrcviricns Of the tax and sssessmsnt
sets of 1863
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TUE va IN msssEssEPPT.

Our exchanges from Montgomery eho ealiiaA'
,f tbe 90tb- o1ncar IN sbs statement that ths en-
.,v L,s made no movsmsns from Meridian IN
II. direction Of DsmopoIis. Ths Montgomery
NAL furnishes statement Is 70 tbs situasioH'
fran, what authority derived is net stated. A
no-t;oB Of SHERMAE's force, according to Tbs
s,s.smsnt, is sdysacing SoEthward' while
snstbsr part Is at MsriiiAn busjy engaged n
terrifying that point. Gss. Polk, Thuradsy
.ftsrnosn. received dispatches fTon Gen For
Rest. announcing tbss GRIERsos, with 5000
msuDtsd infantry, hss passed PORtatoe movisg
towards sHERMass army. and thai be (E'0E-
REsF3 was il pursuit.
G n. LES was st once directed to proceed %
Ws,t P0i5t. OF tbs Mobile and Ohio railfOEo,
and tis ezBse.s5 vii BE- sfsa, wiik lhs aid Of
Ger. FoRREsr. 20 intercs2t GRTERsOE and de-
stroy bis eommzzd. AL ne bacon al Caba
STATEN, c7nsiisrs5ly over four hundred thou
sand pounds was saved, viii I've Thousand
hsEd Of fzned hogs which hsd been collected
there 70 b slaughtered
Az the ral.rg sl5ek on ths three fosds sss
baea ssved, sod e goo5 deal Of it has been
trsaspcr.e5 te this side Of -ho Toubigbee rivsr.
TsscelEma Of TIE enemy sivsacilig towards
Noble are ncvisr through the eeun y witheut
interruption, tasrs beng ROzs Of ear trooPs il
tlsir front.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

Ing to receive the ssma ia certificate Of inaebs.
odness to be issuei BY said ssarefsry "a sueh
fern as be may desna proper, Dzyshie two years
sttar ratification Of > treaty Of eeees with the
United States, bearing interest at tire rate Of six
pfr cent. per ennun, payable ssnai annually
and transferable cnlT bY' special endorsement
under acquisitions TO bo pEsscnbsd By ths SsoTe-
tary OF tie IIessury and said certificates shall
be exsmpa fr8m ;azziioR in principal aHd inter-
est
Is. The -SscrstsFy Of the Treasury Is anfsor-
izss 70 incraass tho naubar Of depositaTies SC
as 70 meet the requirements of tHis set, and
with that view to aEaploy such Of The baaks Of
the several States sa be may deem ezpedisut.
TO. The Secretary Of the Tfessary sA4Il forth
with advertise this set in such newspapers pub
lilbsd ~ tie several States aud By sach other
means as shall secHTe imnediEts publicity, ard
TIE Secretary OF War and the Secretary Of the
Navy shall eaca cause Ito be published in gen
efsi sTdUrs for the iHfeTmsiion OF the army and
navy.
IL The 425 section Of tie act Tor the assssB-
meHt and collection CT faxes spproYsd Nay 1.
1863 is hereby rspssled.
l5 The SeGTetory Of tbs Treasury is hereby
authorized and required, upon iho application Of
tho hslasT Of any call eertiacsts-Wtich 5y the
lat section OF the act {" to provide fer tho iund-
ing and fITtheT iasUe Of Treasury aotss, sp-
proved March % 1868, was required 20 De
80 thereafter deemed 70 be bond TO issas 10
such holder q 5oud therefor upon ths terms pro-
vided By said ae..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22
ANNUAL HsRETTNG eE THE PRESS
aRaWEH aTWnR

As6OCzATHGE.
We publish in another column to-6sy, the
address Of Dr. GrBsEs, Prsuidsns Of the Press
Association, couvssing che AHnual messing Of
that boiy for Wednesday, the sixth day OF APrii
next, ai Augusta, Georgia
Ths tdassss Of President GIBBEs is concise
but it IS pregnant with matter Of interest 70
every sie.nbsr Of our profession, ard indeed, to
the public as large. No private interest in any
community sympsthises 80 quickly with The
pubIe yrsal, OF sbe public woe, as The interest
At tbs journalist. His Is the hrst to feel in his
businssi relations whatever inHasnoe sfscfs
,bs interests Of the masses Of the peoples sad
wbensvsr The community is prosperous TIE
prsss il thriving; but whenever adverse infu-
ssees sGsci the people, the press rapidly ia-
elines. This truth IS made evident in The eondi-
ion Of .hs prsss in the S5athern Couisderaey
=, this moment Sincs The eomnenceEaent OF
cur waf Of Independence, fully OAs-hah Of the
Newspapers tina. we're psblshed among US in
1850 have ceased to exist Those that remain,
notvilhiaanding the Increased thirst for infor-
nation Of the gTsst events trsnspiriag IN cur
midst, have, in many instances, msintsined lie
through struggles Of the most severe kind To
day these are increased many fold By the en-
sunssarces which attend the country.
The OBJECT Of the Press Association is to es-
saBIsh /. system for concentrating and distTibq-
ting fsseIIigsnee Of general interest 70 the pub
lie rapidly snd equally over the Whole country.
Every dsily i5urnai is eugsged in sbs enterprise
and Il Is the alst instance Of such . eombina-
ton Prstsnssd n history. Its projection Is de-
stable b. all classes Of community for all are
iatsrsstsi in obtsiaing an esrly knowledge Ct
events which sEscs lhs public ard privats al
fairs. To Publishers it ID Of more special iEz-
psrtsnee, becasse it is only By combination aEd
co-spersive aesion fhas they VIII bs ssle to
mast tn, diaicalties now before them Tas
zssoeis5iIa Is about - snsar upon the second
year Of is existence, aEd though re have much
reason &c be s&Eisf,d with tho results that have
baea ailsiaad By tbs oficsrl wao administered
its infaIssts last year, much good VIII be effected
By ful stssndsaes of the msmbers at the an
rual mesting.
The ans and the policy that have bsen 81
ably lad doga fer fls association By its gov
sTnmsHt, win SECURE grsatgr strongth from Al
examination and ratification in gsaerst counsel
sad mueh that they hsys sbstzined from~ At
tempting daring the experimental year, msy d
undertaken to tba general advantage. Consul
saf0u, tee, 90 the many su5jscts now weighirl
upon shs pscasiaFY interests Of the press maj
be Of Advantage 70 all
We commend the call to the attention Of ca
brethrsu, and unite with President GBBEs il
The sxpTsSsion Of the hope that tbsro viii be
fuH stteIdsuco Of the members st the eomins
snuusl meeting Of the association.
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80 - -.

RleHHoEDs February 2i.-Ths ssersssyv of
the Treasury has istRod a eirculs. giving notice
70 al holders Of treasury notes uct-b bearing IN
forest, thst4Asy may szchaEEs tie sane i-ans.
diasaiy Al Tia. ofice Of re treasury, CT ct any
deposisarY Tor certificates which VIII snttls
thsna TO four per cant. bonds-Hhich certificates
OF bonds are receivable for tazss Of the present
yesr, for tho full amount expressed On their
fAea, Wihoat interest, and era not subject &c .he
taxes imposed for this year, as arc other bonds
and credits. The circular also explains the Iius-
isasioa Of said privilege saer the first Ct Aprii,
and admonishss hoidors g. present fssir uotes
pzomptiY, and ns5 risk tha chance Of exclusion
BY the pressure which viii occur at The end Of
March.
The Currgscy BHf.
RIcsM0ED. February 2i-Tas 7ih ssction Of
ths currency act ropeals the f0rsy-seeond saclien
Of tho sci for che assessment and collection Of
tazas, spprove Nay A., 1863
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

BILL re ORGANIZE FORCES TO SERVE M
RING THE WAR
Bactiea provides thss all sShias men, resjsients
Of the CoaisaeEste States. between the ares n
IL ard So shall be ia the military service oi
the Co1fedefats States ddTing tho war.
Section preyidos that all between The sgas
Of I8 and 45 HOW il tbe service shan be Ts-
.ainsd during the present war in the same or
zsaizstioRs in wh;ea they wsrs serving at
Zee passage Of this act, unless they are reg0-
iarlg discharged or transferred. Co1pasiss
f,orl one stste. who were put into oTgsnize.ionS
ron, aRotheT State, shall be transferred. uro.
yi5ed they expressed tasir dissent at tbe tiuas
they were placed IN said organic AEios. Ind.
y;sual sold srs are allowed khs sane privilege.
Section 3 provides that, at the expiration OF
ak months froln the lst Of April aexs bounty
Of exc hundred dollars in q six Per cont govsfn-
meat bond sbaR be paid to each non eOmmis-
sio.se3 easecr aud private then in servics.
Section 4 provides that no peFsea shall be re-
loved IRON The operation Of this act bY reason
IF having bsen diselsaEgo6, shero no disability
low exists, nor by reason Of bsving furnished
subs,it1te; has no person who has heretofore
oesn exempted on account Of religious opinions
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= sfississiippiiaa - -.
THE CURERNCY rREnHr

has almost entirely Eubsided. The pssuags
Of the biz, hsEsvor, has been made tie excuse,
bI shErpers, fsr advancing the prices Of articles
they have 70 sell, sa5 .h0ss who are forced to
purchase are bled vsTy freely. Csiicoes, We
lsarn, tbss commanded six dollars per yard in
AEs1sts and Ascsn IN Eszdsy last, were held
=. s.sssu dollars ca Saturday. and the advance
n dry goods gelsTzlly Wa sbgat ffty per &C e.
We have heard of no sdvancs in pr1visieus,
which were high saozgh IN al couseisnos. IF
tbs butchers and hzckstsrs pat on : few more
screws, who can tsl whAt ths po0g vii de ?
FsnaiRs IS At lls hslrtastoss Of many families
now Is the 0TtoIiioHers Be generous, If itis in
their uafuTa-
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PHaPARaEanns IN aLaHamA.

EEar = = = SONS IN ALABAMA
Govsra5r Wars has called uUoa he ayssl
sblo mi.ilis Of Alabama 10 assemble and rendeE
voUs 3 tspsi tas isvasion Ct the State, and ws
ses It sls;ed has announced his purpose to lad
thsn n PsEssn. The energy Of The governor
sasuld. and y, have 10 doubt sill, be seconded
b the ps pie in force sui1isat &c save the Safe
fIoa bs-nz Ii g,sesd, sad drive back the saucy
foe
TIE Montgomery Asserfissr has paragraph
Explaining Ihe military laws Of the State. Us
der .as acl 20 rsoEgsn.ss the militia Of the
s,ssa Of Alassaas7 spgrov,a August %, 1858,
tae lniiisis is divided into Two classes Clsss
member one is composed, Iss. Of ali PERSONS be-
twsE1 ihe sges # sevenieen and eighteen yosrs;
=, al psEseas 0FeE forty-6ve and up 70 sky
yssrs 81, al oa5.srs belonging to toe execu-
i've legisls.ivs ana judleial departments Of The
CoasedsTase Sales Of AsneTies snd Of the STATE
Of AlabAma An. al perscas whs shall Be esp
Tied by = boaTd Of surgeons to be unit for
ssryics ia tas second class, bal for sery1es il
the frst class Tbs class eonsftatss the county
reserves wbieh Governor WATTS has called
- - fsAlAtSs4 az % la-s FLociaa-AsteA III
the defense of tie S-ass.
Cisss number two eonslsss Of al enuEsrStad
persons exesps tboss erumerntsd in class nun
Der ouesnd Of such psrssRs Ia class nnmbor
one Is nay claim to eaumsrsss tbsasslsEs =
sad number tive. This cisss 15asn.atas tbs
miliis PIo2ess e 5msrssei al thas were uztf
izl-'--iy, exempted by sc. Of Congress from the
EsIiitagy service cf the Confsdsrsto Sia Is by
resson OF hsviUg furnished Substitutes il tkst
army, and are sasjset - ths o-dsr Of tbs Gov
ernar 70 be employed IN rePsl.ipg Invasion, sup
pressing insuueed3ns snd executing the laWu
il any portion Of the Ststs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

Oa SaiuTday nothing vas khewa ID Mobile
as 10 he whereabouts or position Of sHERMAz's
forces The Rsgister says;
NOT FoUED-T main body Of the Van.
kees ln Mississippi Is s;iil last 4 small gang
only esme dowa 10 Q1tnan. ard did ali re
nisebef ihsTe. The Dsmcp0ls boais report
Others in Caoctew eouaty, - re stated yesssr
day, but Hbe Der cavalry oT iufauigy, o. how
many, was not Known. ShermsH Is not vel
found. Where is the bsl-rh.gs1f
A private letter received in this city saws.
"Ths Yankees sEe lost again No oas Bsens to
know what has become Of them would DO.
bs surprised 70 bear Of thsm next a. OF rear Sci
ma Il ia reported they have taken two boats
from rs On the Blgbse-lhs Sam.sE and tie
CIppern
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Eroz ,Ae soulhwess.

ST LOUIS, Feb. I0-Tho correspondents Of
the CBicago JegTsai, UndGr date Of ths 4ih in
stsut, ssys;
A3vices from Vicksbarg arc that Gen. Sher.
mass army lefs has place last week
CGngislJ Of the sixtesnth army corps, Rsdor
Gsn. Huribut. srd the seyentsenta Grmy corps,
nader Con. EsPhsTsou. The latter Is to have
the sdv,nee.
Gen. Smitbs cavalry expadiiisn lcfs Memphis
for CoTinlh On Che evening Of the inst 40.
win soon be heard from IN tbo ig.ss.eF Of sis
sis8ippi aud A sbams.
The Union .asne5- IN Arkansas are slso ssid
70 - -, ,gaElug for an early move southwark,
Tb.ca VII n Gea. &EgrUdsT's army 5o.wosn
Gen. Stsele's command on he north and
tho eolumRs of G II Banks on tho South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

THs MONEY SEEsATI0N. N.-Ths big seare on
TOO money question seeals 20 have Gubseed 10
measure. We noticed yesterday that about
al tbs business houses were progressing sltor
tho same old fashion We presume about the
cnly sC0uble in the ma.rer viii be In making
ehsags Ths holders Of S5's and andsr. will
prefer 70 hold on. Bat as Ave dollars will buy
very Btsle any way, re imagine il viii reuaire
so extraordinary Cffrs TO get rid Of the tens,
tyonties and fftiss. Merchants snd othors who
laay nos wish TO inTess their money il bonds,
viii tsze lhe occasion 20 tack on to their proGs
3t per cent, ard tee real Ioss " 4 Recrue 70 those
WhJ wsre conpslled to buy Labcrsrs will be
compelled to reeeive mere wages 20 meet this
inc eased pries, and lbus tue money sensation
viii end-C0iuRabEs Tssses
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oRITUARK.

Died. aear Powder spIingr in Paul5ing soruty, Ca
o. the 5lh instant Of dy p,heria, IDA Give REALY
dsuEhier o. Thoniss G. sd Olive NJ Hsay, sgsa five
years and ten months.
Truly tho wsys Of God arc mysterious and past
finding ont.
Alas! how changed tat lovely flower
Which bioomed snd ehseged ths heart.
Fair fleeing comfort Of an hour,
How aoaa 1e,rs csllt9 20 part. M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

SHAHEFUL.--Tbs coB68es Of some Of the sol-
disrs who were in this eiti' last Saturday night
was ghsmefzl-in some instances more becsm
ing that Of Y'nkes aaTaudsrs than Cosfsderste
heroes. We heard Of one instance ia which s
pzrty called at the hoasa Of a p5oT man, whose
weeks eaEUiRgs had jass been expended for
family suPPis fer the coming week, and he
was robbsd Of every lhiug Such conduct is dis
grsesiu4 ane the courage Of men who would
engage II SO I'san aa act may well bv6G=bsgd.
Oar private OIiiniea is be e-1stzJ need no. fear
them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

GEORGIA LssIsLATURE -Eztrs Session
The Macon Tslsg'Gph, Of this n0raing, men
tons report tiat the next Confederate Unioz,
Of MiIlsigsvillss VIA eoaisin = proclamation Of
the GJvernor, ealing q special session Of the
Lsgislstare, o. the Oh Of March. The Tessers
assigned by Tuapr grow cut Ct the lsts cur
rsncy act Of Cosgress. FnO stste bsviSg large
sums IN treasury notes, and no legal provision
existing for faniing, It VIA Be necessary ta en-
act it, As wsE as to make sOne provision foE
bridging ever %, chssn which Is created By lsaa
act ia tbs funds ,f she State in hand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

- Tae Rome CoNTtsr Wss sold by an eye
witness lhAsin ths eouasgsssion st Dalton the
ane1Ds Of corsmiissry stores scsually burned
Wss rot very large, 50 so 900 or $50 600
worth, bat considerable sosntity was stolen
Ry sol1isrs and oileTs sitos It had been moved
Ths FIRE occurring yust bslore Daylight furnished
q gesd opportunity foT ihisvipg. SEtlsr's stores
aai dry gooSs we're go5bled up with rush.
The los to the GoyeDaaeni was sbous Sz5 600.
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TALUBBLg CllY PR0PEBTYF0R yaiE ..;.E


I HAVE q a.--ssial BUILpIaG Lot, on Broad
4 81 es- -etvssn tne sFo marksts fronting sltFana
- inches Broad street AMI r1ui,ug back %
Jones street Prea afsen hGusaud Galla-E
kiso-A Lot. fronting ore hundred ead siE faci on
drsd and tWeuy a1veu fsa with frame dHs ing house
with fur rooms ana kitchen, under rent fer i've hun
drsd dollars per annum. PEcs ten hossand dOla1a
III. BRIGGS
AZ ". a. Ramsey stcrs.
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Montgomery and West Point Railroad.
Arrival and Closing Of the G. S. Nails.
81 asoRaIA RAmRodD.

sY eE0ReA RAILROAD
Dus daily as q p Ciuses daily eel ,. -
BIZ WEsTERH AID ATEAs TIC RAILE0aD.
Due daily ss a40 A =. Closes daily at , ?. H.
BY ATLAETA AND WEST 7olSE 24MROAD.
Due daily ss $50 A. X Closss daily st 3P n.
By MACON And WEsFEEN RAILROAD.
Due daily a. 4F-M Closes daily 81 s ?. 81.
oFFIC1 HCURS.
Open a a. y. and eioas At p 4. cpsn Al a90 ,.
4 zad close as 8 ?. a.
SUNDAY.
Open at A y and close st A. q Cpsa a. sPu
and close ct 6 p a,
On the arrival of each mai he offes vii he el,esF
anti il has been distributed snd ready for sleva=v
F10s. Q. HOWARD,
Eofemoef 4las 4eo% PostmssteE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

V&EDALIss. AT JACKsoE-Th editor Of The
Mississigpias says that . private letter from
Jackson, Miss dated the 10.h inst, s.ssss that
tae Yankee yandsls, on fheir lase reoccupatien
Of thst unforuna;e city, burned tho entire
blocks Of 3lrsy and Fearn and also thai con-
tsiniag Sizsr's eaniage shop. The private resi-
dsnees Of Col R. H. Hobson. Thomas Green,
ard Major AuBtin, ioge.hsg Wish the Scldisrs'
Home hospital, were bufHsd. This is contrary
10 The iafosnsfea conveyed By oar correspond
szss 81 c. y "A. p bus Is asdsEhsealy Garrett.
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TIE GRAPHTC.
Reports Of the erszs -Assooiation.

aatered according 20 get cf onrrssg IN The ,. ru7
By J. s. THRAsHEH IN lhs Cisrt's gf,i.s - - -,
uies SoaEt Of sss Uon'ederate States fr The Nortb
en- District Of georga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

nN ST LOUIS between FranklIn ssd 8auilton
s-rsstg is Of the most neasaAi locations in he
ssv rud 10 tfsgeRs public will find t 70 tasir inter.
at % stop hsrs pks rs34s is Always furnished With
the hess the market adoriL 5sbmea srs il he habit
Of tssing persons uho wish % stop ct this house %
othsr places, therefore Il would beWe TO rsmsabsr
is l0cstion [des
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22
aaEE-

IN Asnphis- on Friday he 2sgh JsHnsry, after a
short ilasss r A PARKzs sr aged afty.thres ys=rft
A native Of North Oaroiins he removed 30 Tennes
see in 1929 nnd sssled IN Msmphis in lsal where he
has everance rssidsd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22
$50 REWARD.

, Az y. from ihs E.cEsh iron = o-k1 on or
a. sb0gt ths zsh instant, the following described
HEG ROEas
JlM ebout hiriy ysass OF aga, very black lame IN
one h and Weighs huHdrsti dflr r-liE pouads,
BASIL, twenty q Te years Of age blsak, sas ~sghs
about ems hunlirud an flrfy pounds.
HAMP about eightaan years q age, very biack,
and weighs beat ole hu1ured sGd SIXTY pounds
The shove reward wa be paid for the apprehension
sud delivery Of said Hsgr0 .da place o. the near
est isil0r nfty dols-s rsHsrd for any ons OF them
WI QUlNBF,
N.c. -Praei-aut
Fse0 iw FgtnrvnA " --f p .-.r--.-,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-22

EsT Nj. james Kelly, Of New Oilsazs. form
sFiy Of tao Isl L'uisiasa regiment, bat latteEly
one Of tae crew Of TIE gunboAt Richmond On
James river, was fatally stabbed iEss weak
during fIseas nj a Richmond brosbel
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Feg SAFE.

TOUR or aYs thousapd l5s. % guar7r7ga,-f
\ fLAsLth3 in gooi oFtisr--z flr-ular 8 ~ = A.
snilillon 5or -so ard oae fraet1rsd q co. = D-i-of
-s ~ o-oaei 5isa spindle sad lpa arreu aucss-aiI
Of Waeh nay Be seen e ny TaiIl rfas ui-r ---, ~
- - II EanTrrrrn.r
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Attorney az Law

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fHfiicuiEr a-tsuron paid 20 .li kiu5s Of ssu7svan.
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