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Shreveport news., 1864-10-04
Army Orders.
lI-d. Q,rs. Trans Miss. Dept.
SHREVEPORT, L., sept. lHbi
Er'rac'.]
GENERAL ORDERS,
No 81.

I. The following prices having beer
adopted by the Commiss: oucrs ot III" state
of Texas, will remain IN force until further
Shreveport news., 1864-10-04
NOTICE..

fNME ia my plantation during last
y -p"ing small black zsla re |luie.
branded on left hip with spanish brand :
about 10 or y years old ; which tue owner
can have by proving property and paying
charges. &c. JND. ADGER.
Carolina Bluffs. La Toct4-2t'
Shreveport news., 1864-10-04
BETA OMEGA.

Three free negroes, convicted of
theft at Richmond. We're ordered to
be sold into slavery.
Shreveport news., 1864-10-04

IN the ncighborhoud of M,oringSport
I from one to two hundred >TUtk HOGS
Apply To Dir. I. Il. WRITER
Shreveport news., 1864-10-04

'D VES. TENNSMI~~. NEt 7.
SHREVEPORT. Ia. september II. le6i
Extract.
special Orders,
No. go.
MI. All permits for III" expectation Of
cotton through the lines in the District of
Arkansas and Wnst Louisiana. must b"
iorwari"! at once for revision and record
to the Cotton Bureau at Shreveport. la.
and hereafter no cotton viii he allowed 10
pass the lines with"ut it has been =" rrcurI-
ID. All permits not forwarded within q"
days from this date Tor record viii u" re-
.nkcd. and 'h,. oflirrI- in Charge at Ih" out
posts will tax" all OF them up and forward
them to thr-" Headquarters.
Ey command IF
Gen T.. kIGrT SWIFT
: : t<itf.R~' y.
Shreveport news., 1864-10-04
General Orders.
No. -.

HI N o. AETFE~ TRANS Ms DEF /, :
Shreveport La. sept. II. 1861.
Shreveport news., 1864-10-04

IIp. GA. LABOR BrnEAr. pl~r. W-Ll..'
SHREVEPORT, ia. sept. T., !>'I
IINlIE following Instructions and y"-uia
| tons of this BuccIu ar" published foo
Shreveport news., 1864-10-04

scFt::in3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
CAV RAILRoAD LINE SOUTH.
y BRooKLYH 10 PnrLADELPHn.
THROUGH IN FIVE HoURa

o. ssd After MsaaAy, August l. 1884
y ne csmnodtous stsausr Jssss Hort foot q Atlantis
A. -, thence Port resmssA sna y TIE Rasisa. ssd
ksturnns lsaycs vins strsss wharf, PhilsAspha svsy
Trsvssrs fSsm he siss 4 Hsw York are notified mot 70
sppyfo. P:ssss 2 thu hns ihe sass q Nsv jersey AZ
sve prvefe eArryiag passengers and freight betv
the cities Of New York and Philadelphia
OProsITror BOAT roR NEwBuRo AHD POUCH
" keepsle. Fare 70 oenta--rhe aud fast steamer
Thomas ccyer leaves Jay every aftsrAoon ~
o'clock landing At Grassy Point Coz,ens Csld errns,
Cornwall New HAMBURG Marlborough Milton.
Ing leaves Peushseep.,e a. A Nj Newburg O'clock;
Point, s:25; arriving At New York at 1880.
DEoUrAR BOATS FOR THE la roURErrE HOUSE.
IL BERGEN Point ~ leave pier No North river. .!
yb ~ Is 10 and sA0 from pey street. at 10 ~ A. NJ and
1870 r. NJ. time 50 minutes. steam rar,ad hourly from
Jersey City,. F.-It taxes no longer 70 20 from New
o Snu.h the
Fifth avenue. WESLEY w. ulLL Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

NassAn - 'eet opposite Poss ence Err sOMER;
Scock the premises Of the Club Restaurant a. the
ortheast OF Broadway and Canal street oil the
6tocx, VI Furniture and Kitchen Utensils together
With the viii and fayorab,e Lease from liberal
obgng SSxdord of this famous first class Restaur~u
md Dlisr saoon. This IL opportunity for enter.
ygtslng The present proprietor be compelled TO
9handon and lucrative trade In consequence Of de-
aiming hoalrJ-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
FURNITURE.

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A niturr for sale ~ sacrifice -Pianoforte, Btageres
bookcase Mirrors Parlor Suits Paintings Bron1es Cur
tans, rosewood walnut Chamber Furniture, Dining
Room Furniture China Glass and Silver Ware. Inquire at
lis West Twenty third street, Sixth avenue.
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- LYON, Observation-Disclosures HOUSE

II LION, AuCsIoNEER.-GENTEEL HOUSE.
~ hold farutture. Carpet Curtains Mirrors Parlor
Dsts Cosss Salts &c On Wednesday, August g. 1t lck
O'Clock ~. at 81 East Twenty eighth atreet Fourth
avenue. the egHre Furniture house.
g comprises almost kind and description OF Psror.
Oninr Roo-s Bedroom and basement Furniture: Tapes
,ry Bru ses vhreepy and IDgran Carpets Parlor Fur
iture b"tsases Warbroes marble top Centre and Card
Tables s~ Dressing bureaus. Extension Tables:
French asher bedseads Mirrors Curtains Msttrrsses
Beds Kics~a Furniture, So. &c n B-SAle will be
0ap4ory. ~ fHt' votR 4H ffs -trl
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VINO WOULD NOT GO wnEss FORTUNE us, ,ss7 y,s

WHO WOULD NOT GO WHEKE FUKIUNh iSIT ~
phetes. the best Of ALL and csonot Be eIceled Cas 90
consulted personally by letter on all Affairs OF Hc con
lawsuits journeys absent friends love- courtshp,
marriage, health wealth, aud who reclaim drunken
aud unfalthfu husbands Mss W " the only person in
his CITY who has the genuine Roman aud Arabian ssman
good luck aud MI bushes AFFAIRS guarantees
for life. Delay cons this naturally gifted and beat
rful younR srv LUCKY numbers aiveu iIghy respcrta
be residence l0l sixth
.unne. ovuosln Eiebth street.
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MUSICAL.

/ A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PrANoroRrB FOR
IA eNe Cess $50 for es2s including Stool ana Cover;
Haror Suits cost el1 eS26: Etaeeres mrrurA Paint
sas Hropzss satuary. Chamber furnNure. In use 4yen
Rouhs To be cold NJ sacrtnre inquire - III Wess
Iwent' third street. near sixth avenue
a BARGAIN FOR CAsH-PRIcB ss1s.-MAGNIrr.
ccn, srge seyea octave rosewood ranoiors or's,na
price tf2A round iron frame, overstrunk psss
kvee powerful one In perfect order celebrated CITY manu-
Sacturcrs Apply 70 MCDONALD CO., 35S Bowery
-
ExgELsios MUSIC BOOK FOR VIOLIN. FLUTE OR
~ Cornct-Coutains latest popular airs viz rounE
Hphs Lament Whar shall Lgo II dis breaks de coun
Fy Nm Farsts March and walt,es, Largsns Ball rnne-
pans wake &c Sfx different numbers, Csc two nnpefs
e5c, mailed. FREDkRfCK BLUME, 2@ Bowery.
Q)IANofORTE FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL ROSE
wood rsnofotte, 6s octave Gilbert scelebtse make
krice and loNertul tone,
nane, Z, oo ~ perfect order Can be see
81 i2aJ< wtnu.sh street, rrlr 1nird avenue.
JUANrEp--A FIRST Class SOPRANO, FOR THE
wv Church AZ tls tOy Trinity, Rrpoklyn Heights Apply
Hllh sudrsss in aau. ey up.t W Geo. WIN ~srreo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

Ing &C., &C. forming grand saa snssse
sR
have jus; tfST OF GROUPS
TaE " soS CAB Ea?rooRAFHre
Have just r''s VIEWS s% 81 z
ran LONDON sfssASR SsR S fFforoonArno
1f COMPANY. $40 Broadway,
FSR is hsFr ~ GARD
auEoSw tEsS tes sslssF
g FRENCH sHAsKSsPtsGGs ttGGaohSrSsAKY
As Of @ 81 r. sa
Is THE UNPXRALLELED, SUCCESS OF
.coMBISATioN TROUPE
mas HoT ss eloi FAXED FROM pARqUEr TO DONE
"hf tsASLs re- GAIN STANDING Roon
What the Boston Press say -
BuTLEas coaBINArioN TROUPE
CONTINUE TO DHAM MT SE2mphp HOUSES At THE
and the Company have become great avorises with -
public
SATURDAY i ssr s IN EXPRESS.
n rns sSss me Tse
,ssr seems o ss., ss as ss S
rightly APPRECIATE toe eusrtlinmen en,-t
sss 10 g.rcn.durIns hey VI, d
os ns pe ns ~ SEM Them The Ssst ersorn
aass: o the ,o1ge O,s..s sss.srs o. The p:s
scons o. hs coming g, ,r'h elsewhere in os'
columns to winch attention sinvltsd a8
ra fAz MTssrx.
Buffers Combination Troupe are performing to e5censs.
e want and the turn on 10 psIroais%
There ~ir be grand issYss s e ,Psrsmmo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
ANTHOLOGY.

B. MAURICE REAL sCiESTIprc AsrRoLoGER,
N with several secrets that no living mortal ever knew be-
he will hr Of almost undertaking In
causing speedy marriages he falls He describes the
intended husba wife tells the day will marry
and likeness representing the true complexion OF
the intended He describes your friends points out YOUR
and Of sill future DANCE good luck IN
Obtaining situations ling by land and the
best health life and all who consult
Inn Those At stance send their and 81. and
address A Maurice, box sos New York Post Office aud
get in the outlines of your whole life All hours
until in the evening Once 1876 Blocker street,
Wooster. Ladies $50 cents. Gents 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

(NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
~ Where Dr. COLEON One orsgnAtor), with the nitrous
oxide sa often renders tooth drawing pleasure instead Of
Q pain. No pain guaranteed. Once ~ Bond street.
nOTEOPLASTIC, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FILINGS,
" for decayed teeth. Old roots built up Here shells
aching teeth class Of filled without pain BY
the Rooms removed 10 ~ East street
door OF Union Over ten thousand testi
montals.
7AS7 cERrIrICATEs.-HA HAD FIVE
lsfs) teeth extracted without pain By DR.. j. JAE
vfLLERS l55 Grand street. two blocks from Broadway.
cheeruly this To those offering
tooshache. MfkcAREr A. sAupR. IL Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
MEDICAL.


CARD TO THE LADI ES.-CHARLESL UrZR, NJ. d,
n Professor N Obstetrics and Surgery, and IL
or successful practice In this CITY positive
70 any lady requiring special medical surgical treatment
In twenyfour hours time complicated the
case may be- Can be consulted a his old established pri
vne office, 6l41 Broadway and where his falling
female medicines obtained or bv letter TO any
part OF the Unked States: price S. BThe Doctor
elegant and the best
in the city for patients who wish during
men1 All communications strictly confdental. AZ homo
all hours Of the day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
r =. BALxEv. AUCTIONRER.
I. Ar i 4 HAf.SEy co

- BY j. + HALSEY co.
Adminissssrsa Sae-FRlDAY. August s. at IL O'Clock
10 ces~ Estate Of W. u Tibbas decesssdJ. on the
RRBM1SSS, NOS 20 AND ~ COMMERCE. STREET.
MACH sR RCnnsstug in part Of QUE six horse steam
Dngfne and Esser, compete SRaping and Iron Lathes
Rlaner. Purck Machine Jig and Buzz Saws Mortisng
achnes Furnace shsfdng Betting Pullsys An.
Vils vises &s also Singer sewing Machine; also stock
- Pants OG varnih Brushes to- also Lease Of Build
ung above mentioned. The machinery Is ell Of the
6scturc Of -rs Co., Norwich Conn, and worthy the
Mention of Gaysrs- A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

NEW BowERy rtRA!Kn
FRANK BkOWRR
JUBILEE,
Wedn esday 1864 The following eminent artlgu
have 20 unteered:-Mr. Frsnk Drew. Mr. B. Lamb. "LA-
Bee Ocesna" Mr.. J. B. Howe, Mr.. r. =. Craig Mss NJ.
bel C}inert Mr. Cool white. nessrs. Henry, LockwesA
Glenn and ward the famous quar.st.e and the eal
Ing Comedy, Be-. &C. forming grand gala sntss.
tanment,
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UcTioN-AUGCsT s-Boors AND sHoEs.
WAL N HOLLINGSHEAD, Auctioueer
Nv j. r. WHITEHOUSE

sALES60oM rs CoRrhANDT STREET,
MI sell IN Wednesday, August s. at ny O'clock about
U III boots aud Shoes desrab kinds strictly
prime goods direct from adapted
ale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST IS not TO BIZ FOUND
n in the United states than Dr. L. ID. and Mrs 8. ID.
BROp0HToN They succeed IN giving satisacsion when
man rfe such courtshp marriage travelling removals
lawsuits obtaining situations Welt are Of absent friends:
&c sickness N sick viii die OF
their present sickness recover the time they will begin
amend; what part OF body Ia affected. and what
and medicines best adapted to the sick per
sons Ladies 80 cents: gentlemen Questions sswered
by letter. enclosing 81 and time OF birth Also Phrenolo
gcal EXAMINATIONS made ONCE 10 Greene street. below
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DyICE TO MARRIED LADIEs.-MADAME RES
n TELL Female Physician and Professor OF Midwifery.
be consulted usual ct l Chambers street But
fni!6e nedic,n,s can also be obtained lgH Liberty
the best medca attendance during confinement he
cnmmodated Her french Pills, No l. price 81 boz.
never fail are SAFE and healthy; prtcs boz Can 3,
deems her duty caution ladies against imators OF her
advertisements who Only rob them Of their but
their health. .01s.1I- s. Mo- n, IN i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

1rApArr RAY 70 THB Best cLAfRvoYANr AND
M Asulees IN this city, Ges tails ysur vssg ssosssss
Avenue near Twenty seventh street. LAdiss - esan gsn.
eisvuen oen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

DvICE TO THE ArFLrCrED.-MADAME DEs
PARDS Female Plus are the only medicine ladies
depend with safety ana certainty Can be en BY mail
b Ladies who desire 70 avail themselves OF Madame
Interview Relief warranted in twenty. four
hours Residence iOl Sixth opposite Rahth
Ladies' taken during confinement with the best medical
attendance
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INSTRUCTION.

4 LADY. A TEACHER OF LONG AND VARIED Elk
n perence In the thorough instruction of Young ladies'
English French, music and drawing and who has laugh
for several private families In Virginia wishes
form an engagement with private family resdinc in tn
country distance b1econ For reference address +
4. H., station g, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

LNOR HAVANA DIRECT. Ua
IL The United States mail steamship
ROANOKE,
Francis A. Drew, commander,
will leave pier IL North river for Havana direct on Tues
dav, August 9. at three oic ock p NJ. precisely.
freight received bills Of adng signed the dav OF
sailing
For freight or passage apply to
LUDLAM, HEINEKEN 4 CO.
M.n l15 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

NEUTRAL FLAG.-AUSrRALIA PIoNEER LINE
~ carving the United States mails The new Al at
Llovd's British built clipper bark PARKWAY, BNings
master now rapidly loading I. pi:r - East river and VIII
also the British clipper ship LEvANI6R, A. q. Lane
will succsed the PARKWAY and having large engage
will have qnek DESPATCH For freight passage
apply to r. W CAMERON. 81 Beaver street. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
Ne Fur <f every conceivable description Carpets
0nrta1s Mirr.ve &c-On tuesday August at lO O'Clock
~ No ls W-t Twenty fourth street. Eighth avenue
she entire ntee Furniture Of the house comprising in
2aV 81 roeNood. mahogany and black walnut Parlor
Ofntng Rem, bedrooms Basement Furniture Very
itch Velvet xa< Tapestry Carpets. Oilcloths top
dressing and n Bureaus Centre add Gard Tables Dining
Sable Frcrr plate M~rors Lace Cartays and Cornices
Cottage F., Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Quilt
heees Mxnte Clocks Silver and Silver Plated Ware, China
end Glass WAre Bedroom. and Kitchen
u. A-Sale positive and House to let as NfI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

THE oR4Ar ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS RI
turned from Psra aud can bs ecn.rsss On ne
and Business Carvoyaut that Was tnown she causes
speedy marriages brings together those long ana
that never failing secret make beloved ~ your
hearts IDOL Once $40 Fourth above Twentythfrd
street. Ladies' 80 cent?; gentlemen ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

At COS WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEwHLRY. SILVER
"a faa oaus ~ cSss,, "A az s.hs, ~. y ~
city n R-Alas Pawnbrskerr Tickets wanted for The
sb1vs srdes 81 the same rata coo Broadway q
Houston street. mp stairs, room D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01
CLOTHING.

A suRER PLAcB-AT 2s3 SIXTH AVENUE LADIES
N aud gentlemen will hud the fair and honest dealer, Is.
MINT they dispose OF their Cast OF Cloth
ing Carpets Furniture and Jswery at hfy cent
10y prices SIX Dresses from IS s4S Goats 81 to
lin dresses highest cash prices will be uad.
note BY post will be puncuay attended Ladies'
tended by Mrs Mintz. Please tho original
Mntr and tho number. 2s SIKH avenue Eighteenth
Orders from Brookyn and Jersey City punciu ally
attended, to- Mt 4.ss-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-01

yXrrLLIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.
w East Br,adway, isel, this day s.liox oelccs the
Eouuterr Bees fumpa Scales Neat Bench Gas Futures
Bottles, DENT ohns, bpicsx, 40
yVrLLIAN ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 1
East Broadway, win eel Tuesday "a inst, 1T l0z
pcoek the contents q The ducs s.ors 50 ksA.h street.
Casks Kegs Dcmjohna Bottles scrssas fables assorted
Equors &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-23
Ls..er frer, EsLehmend.
Correspondence of The Charleston Asrcury.l
RICHMOND. Monday. March IA IsC

CofrespOndenee Of the Charleston Aercury.l
RICHMOND, Monday, March IA, 1864.
General excitement about generals. Yesterday
Ing. Cooper, Bragg. Lee, L0ngstrest, Morgan, Hoke
and Oracle walked Of ST. Pauis church, in al,
there twenty generals Of varous grades in town
What's the meaning OF i'll Idon't know. Mos Of
these generals are on leave, enjoying themselves.
L0ngsreet arrived Less headquarters unexpectedly
lust as Lee was about 70 dispatch courier to him.
Some say Longstreet has heard others say he
has 4 plan. All we know is that the President LOOKS
very bright and that certain baggage trains have been
cut down to to brigade as II travelling were to be
done. E
Grant and Halleek have had an interview and decided
that work ought 10 b. gotten out of the army Of
the PotOmse. 1t is thought Sherman is already his
way to Vrguis and hence ID is inferred the cOnsuta
ton betvyeon Loe, Loncstrest and Bragg.
The Yankees are great people, always did love
and admire en-, They do lie subllmely, and act
Rsininely. Dshgren is hero and martyr" and the
ConfederAtes who shot him midnight assaEins who
dared not fscs his flashing blade" Think, too, #
leFes at Aba,s house. Seward standing sofa and
pulling Grant up after him. that the people might get
a good look at him. Grant blushlDg like school
gill with his finger in his mouth, dOnbt OH thoy
are great people, and do love EN- yea, worshlp EN-.
Mr MemmingsF t Is said. Is very much opposed to
the rspudiaonof 35 per cent Of his old notes and in
order relieve the pressure incident 10 this repudaion
Intends TO issue the new notes freely and rapidly.
Weather clear and rather cool Buds beginning to
burst. HERaEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-23

n Col. Harry MauSy, with the command
which he led to suppress the gang Of deserters
and nla1audsrs in Jones county, Mississippi,
returned to the city last evening, after having
s.feelually performed the unpleasant bat reSpon-
sble duty assigned to it, We learn that the
strength of the band was, As usual, good deal
exaggerated, and did not reach over $50 men,
instead of 800 as was at FIRST stated. Col. Mau-
ry swept the county aud ran bis drag net
through It's swamps aud thickets, and las thor
oughly purged the county of the villains who
have been carrying high hand Of pillsge and
violence over its peacefnl and loyal inhabitants;
Four Of the gang, who had both robbed and
murdered we're hung on the spot.
Twenty-Five gave themselves up, and were
brought down, and will be sent to thoi: respcc-
tive regiments, while the rest have been dispeIs-
ed, and have fed in various directions. - 0tiis
TTibuoe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-23

H The New York World censureS the con.
duct Of Butler and Wilde, in persecuting tho
churches and ministers at Norfolk, in this wise /:
We know there are large class of mAlevo-
lent people who delight in these displays of in
solent brutality. A cock main, dog tight or
e pugilistic encounter always collects an ap-
plauding crowd, and tbs same people who hnr-
Tsh whenever the Buffers or Wi!des do some
thing peculiarly brutal would be equally pleas.
ed were they the Witnesses Of the thrsshiDg the
Salem stone mason gave Batler himself These
fellows appeal to the bsser passions Of mon, and
thus earn the cheap applause of base people.
Bat the above order of Wilde was, it seems,
eountermanded by Butler, who wishes mo.
n0poy Of that kind of work himself. II is 10
the extreme diScredit Of the Democratic opposi-
ton 10 Congress that it has Ret made the coun.
try ring with dsnuneiAtions of the Administra-
ton Tor putting these two penny tyrsnts in TO
sponsible military positions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-23

The PRESIDENTIAL QURsTIOE.-Ths Wash
ton RsgEblieeH quotes fgOm the Cineinnzti Cons
Isereiai q paragraph regarding the eorrespon-
dence between President Lincoln and Secretary
Chase, and adds "a We do not know what
motiye the correspondent Of the COnuserciak
could have, if any, in stating anything mere
than the fact ,out the correspondence referred
80. After the celebrated hoax appeared, at
tTibuted TO Senator PonsIoy, Secretary Chsss
addressed a note 70 The President, not disap-
proving the language the circular, but in
tone rather spslOgeiie, stating hat he nad not
seen the circular until after it was published
thai At the request Of friends he stood in the at
trlds Of a candidate for the presidency, and sub
miltsd he question to tho President Ehsiher he
deemed his (ChAse's) position incompatible
with his duties As member Of the Cabinet.
TIE President replied that Mr. Chase position.
as the head Of Che Treasury Department, would
not be considered upon any Other bazis ihsu
that Of the public interest and in that light be-
was not then aware that hs (ihe Presidens) haH
any occasion 20 complain. The appearance in
MI. Chass's hama oTgsnOf the paragraph above
qaetsd makes this explanation neo1ssaTY.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-23

ER- An Abolition book made is appearance
recently in New York, advocating directly the
sm4igsnsiion Of the white with the African
race. It is accompanied with perhaps score
Of Inducements. Some Of them, unless thsy
are torgAries, arc from sources from which such
disgusting things were not to be expected. Bat
among these Endorsements arc one fronl Fred
Douglas, and another from Dr. j. HcCune
Smith. Now, these two fellows are both mig
gers. The last named nigger says 20 the au-
thor OF the work, ans I0ilLfEg 70 gAt rag sig-
sGtnTc to y0aT d0cfrfnes" " How exceedingly
nieger announces, with An air as Il he TuTo
rendering an especial isyoT to the white race,
that he IS willing % pat his signaturo to the doe
trine Of white and black iniermAniages The
Aboliiionists ought to hold public moetings all
over the country and give him vote Of thanks.
LOaisvtlIs Journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-23

a SMART TRlCK.-The present stale Of Of
fairs, incidn perhaps to our national difficulties
is developing the fact that the Yankees are not
the only people capable Of getting up aud play
ing of cute tricks. To better illustrate day
or TWO sgo, peTsons who had ridden or driven
pretty good horses into town, upon learning that
tho impTesBing officer wss on hand, and that the
roads were all bloekRded to prevent their egress,
managed so as to get hold of'some miserable
looking old hacks, and mounting these, they left
their fine horses securely hid, and proceeded TO
the imprsssiDg officer TO procure passes to leave
town when they got ready. This officer, know
ing the animals they rode were unfit for cavalry
or artillery service, gave them the desired per
mits, Of course, when they left for their homes
taking care to mount their Gner horses By the
way. The whole proceeding is decidedly
Yankeeish-snd if those in charge OF the i'm
prsssirg business don't look sharp, The same old
worn cut rips might be the meAus o. getting OF
more than one good horse on The same day
COIawbRs ENqAirsT.