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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-24
Captain COMMANDING
siege Of Char,esson.

TWO HUNDRED AND TwENTY-EIGHTH DAY.
The enemy's bomba1dment CT tho city Was
kept up steadily Saturday from one gun only st
Battery Gregg, until about eight o'clock SatgT-
day night, when the enemy ceased firing The
total number Of shells fred aines last report IVES
one huhdred and twelve making sn aggregate
of. ia iilty three snd a half hourg continuous
firing upon the city from only enc gun, two
hundred ard seveDty-eight
Tso more gunbo8B made their appearance
and ioines the feet inside tho bar Saturday
evening.
The vessol reported sunk is q three mssEed
propeller, one OF the heavy draft bloekadeE5, and
is supposed to have carried a CROW Of about 300
men. She ID sunk il about Eve fathoms Of
water outside tie bar, and lies TO the eastward
Of DruDzen Dick shoals, of Msffit's channel,
nearly opposite Battery Marshall a Yankee
tug made Ga effort to reach heT Saturday morn
ing but failed. Saturday afternoon four OF the
eBemy's bsrges succeeded in getting 80 the
wreck, when the crews commenced stripping il
OF The sails, spsFs, rigging, sc. The sunken
vessel is believed to be.the new steam slOop-of-
war FlambeRu.
Another blockader has also disappeared mys-
teriously, not having been seen for two days
past, and il is believed shared the fats Of its
companion Several shots were 6red at F0Ti
Sumter Saturday and Sunday, bal without any
effect The soles Of the smbIasmes a. Battery
Gregg have been lowered, and shoig relay very
much increased, aHording greater facilities fol
the guns to assist ia tho deisDse Of lhs batteries
from any outside atsscls.
q Reconnaissance made showed hat bhe enslly
have oaly one embrasRTe at Battery Gregg
opened on SalliYsn sland, and ibss is believed
has been made for tggo small PaTrost gans. A.
Battery CummiHs only ono eEsbTssure opens on
Salligsn island, intended ios . one hU8drsd
poundor Parfost, to bear both On Sullivaa islsns
and MsfEis's channel Al Batsry Wagner 6Vs
Parrots guns and Two Columbiads bear upoi
Sullivan Island.
The number Of tents both or Morris snd Cole
ialauds have decreased to a considerable extent
I Il IS believed that aOthing but q small gsTrIsol
renains on The island.
| Five Yankee deserters rom john island cam
iatc our lines Sunday morning at daylight, az.
were brought to the city Sunday evening. The.
,reIs o. picket When they attempted to escape
TIE party a. first, sbey cay, consisted o. seven
b,at i Is believed tsgo Of the party were ovsTia
ksn. They slated that they came up The Kis
,gsh river crossed to our piekets and gave them
se,vas up.--Charlestos Courier.
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rhc xaBisee Esscs Eemavsa 6rozs soHik
tinroilua se Hioriaa.
The Hilton Hssd correspondent Of the New
York Wo7ld, wiring On iaa Oh inzs., says shst
the seat Of var has been removed nom South
Carolisa to Floridz. Animal Dablsrsn has
gone to Jaekaouvilis. Florida. Ths lastsr says
All Ehe effective sozilns1ts which aouid ba
spared in tia department were notitsd 10 Be ln
readiness; and on The 4lh insi, the military
quarters presented th9 scenes Of preparation
which pTscsdo hsitle. They were ordered 70
leave tho next daY for destination unsnown 70
ihem- When iho morning came, nearly eleven
Thousand H0ops, ineiudiDg some Batteries, en-
6Grked on the stesmers; and The living military
burden on the Wn.eT5 presented q scene Of mar
.iel activity 10 Whieh Hilton Hsad has long beea
stranger Gen Saynsur was in cumuaads
and bsfoTo iha expedition sailed hs bad alengtbg
audience with Gen. Gilmore. L was i1igndod
tor Florida, 60 eo-opeTa-e with cur forces In -
Augustine, sad 70 capture ire connective iozFas
il ihst region. subseq queHiiT esoerssined that
the expedition c0niiausd On it8 journey i9r
three days without being intercepted by any
obstacles, snd that the 1oops were landed on
Jacksonville. Some ecssseTod raoeis nred q
iow shots frem the bl1ff5 ou he coast, and at
the approach Of our soldiers the picEei5 hastily
hod, crOwniDg the expedition with 5ioodista
faElufF. Mas 1lnculeaG- 4les9g1Is i8L 4 AaFr
heard that ons officer wss slightly Woundad b.
q stray shot Admiral Dahlgrsn, with bis rev
hsg-shEp ihs PaWnes. and tive other war veg
sel8, leit for Jsck5onvilie 10 aid the expedition.
The brief history Of he expedition, which
Iesrned from sources entitled % credit sd8HB
the conquest WBs unattended with any Of The
sad results when marked tbs capture si other
cilies. II tas rebels attached any lmpartzues
20 the place, they did not deVe.opit bF -ae lorm-
idsbia i0rhfGssisus WEIGH iuterssc. cs1ar towns.
Mauy of the people who resided in d asd at iha
approach Of the traeps, and Eiii doubtless tara
their hands il future % guerrilla warfare a
great portion Of Rlorif j. ulGelsEdad By ihs
enemy. bul the UniOR i0Ic8 noT holding i,
while able 70 defend sha territory eyhaTo Trey sfe
qUsrtered, cannot ntiord, by reason Of ihair
numbers 20 scatter IN the interior, ard 20 bring
b1cl- the STATE 90 its Cd position among The gal
axy Of stars. The portion Of tl1riaa " iich iaaT
5a easily aud perhaps 5ioodis5sly Geld contained
at lesst Tie terth part Of the ian lhisanta which
may cast their snfi ages Tor the President sid
80 G the eapgciiy Of 6 Slais, according 20 IA
ney order Of thIags, help ta elect him iol anotf-
sr term
A report was received here that e British ship
0i-RzT, tla Pslrli, bad arrived on Charleston
ioUr days lines, and thst The csHmlndazst
asked permission 10 gail 10 the city with mes
ssge5 tor The Bfitsh eousui At SaEaanah. lt
, subsequently, Ianspirsd Lha. she Hss The 5esTsr
of dispatches % ihs rebel Government, through
Mr. BENJAMIN. Admiral DahigrsG, however,
refused the vessel permission % enter The har-
Dor, and The e9Emandsnt left in higa Gudgeon.
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9aiIg gppeaI.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUARY "a.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUARY "a
- - FrRLIn.

We hs,rs been informed By several gentlemen
that they bavo been charged 6fsy cents for =
single cosy Of our paper By some Of the news
boys. Tais is contrary to our instructions, and
the understanding by which the paper is placed
in their hands at > price that enables them to
sell at tFsnty-6ys cents a copy and resliEs q
handsoue proft Any departure from this IN
darstsadiag reported at the Office, viii prevent
-spetition of the fraud. Oar price At the
counter is tgenty-Gve cents single copy.
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PRINTING, BINDING
PAPER Etc.

AVIEa constructed lsrEe baildiag in lolum'
hfa, S. O.. and EeucFed cur r1achi1ery ron
u arlasto1, would inform Q1srterms sisters Bank
sad Railroad ofcsrs sud the pubc C. that ue are A.
In uur Ire. We have bsen importing from Europe
larslT af articles used II Cur business and ucW hzve
On hsfd rock consisting in pat of the following
articles;
900 Reams Eng. Double Cap Writing,
200 !" +" Rsyal-Wbite, blue
and buff,
2e0 &" (" Bank Note Paper,
500 % White and Blue French and
English F0liO Post,
500 Reams White and Blue Eng. Cap,
1900 Rsams White and Blue English
and French Letter,
1000 /" English Bath Letter, snail;
sOO0 +" White and BlHe E0te.
.4ESO.
BlOttins, Copying aud Domestic
PAPERS,
R.OOO, goo AsSOr1ed Envelopes,
7o0o Fross eiliutts ssd otaer makers Steel Psss,
Psnh0lssrs, Pencils, Sealing a az, INK. aad slnlos ali
Also a small stock Of best Es.GLIgE BLANK
BOOK P&PER, (supeF royai and imperial, not yei
zfrFed) which re are prepared 70 rEnufacture into
anv kfns Of HllaE E0ohs-
We are n0s operlEg tas above valuable Etcck and
advise our Ole C-taEners ani ali glhers Ia aaut, 6,
sg-d 10 their rs Cncs thu stock may Be 81
much broken a. % p event "a from niirng then
groReTly.
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Tia NOBLE WoMEE--A patriotic lady,
writiuI, Eom Antioch, Ga, for the APPEAL,
PAYS as foiloEing compliment to She newspaper
press
Il ssud you inciosed Eve dollars for subzcrip-
tios, 4 ycnr psper. Ift we're not for the bEage
and hearty cheer We receive from our patriotic
aaitors, she miserable croaksIs At h0aas voHid
make lie besrt Of every somau quail "
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nErons RRom TmR FRONF,

- .4oA10 AA--faA = 81 - AA0At -
The city was fall ofTumors from the front yes
teTdsy afternoon, one Of them, which was extsn-
si7ely circulated, going so far as to say that
Gen. J J3HSsFoS had been driven from his posi-
ton aid vas in full retreat. Tie only item Of
inform slion worthy ef credit we were able to
obtain was that brisk skirmish vas COM
mescsl Monday afternoon between the opposing
picketi il the extreme front Sharp firing wsG
heard going on when the train left Dalton
which was about sho only fact known 10 those
who clmo down.
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..Tne sraIse CamrAIas. 80 foIIorinI


paragraph, from New York papeg, shows that
the Yankees oxpec. wsTm work in the spring:
The rebels viii not give up without another
and a harder struggle. TheEs are plans 70 be
thwArted, new combinations to be met, hard bat
tlss to ba fought before We roach the end. They
field, and the forced eonscription Of every arms
bearing man, which they are now ruthlessly
carrying out, will swell these ranks before tho
winter Is over into . formidable mass. If we
have fonr hundred Thousand let zs remember
that we staHd toward thsEa in the attitude Of
besiegeEs, occupying an exterior line still, and
that We shsnld have, all Other things being equal,
much larger forcs han theirs. 10 this END
The crv Of every general in high command is,
mon I.st our present force be dsubiod, snd let
sa work Ia theso precious months Of winter 30
oreDars an overwhelming advaneoin the spring,
or EARLIER Il need be,
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Mszvlils zssms.

From the Bristol Gazalio, lo h.
Tho Federsls have insuguTatsa a system Of
cruelty ia aTpsllIug non eomoasania frorn Euox-
vile, unprecedented in tEo annals Of modern
warfare. Every family Of Southern Pr0Cligiisl5
hss bean ordered ont Of tho lines, Wifhout a,zT-
time for preparation for the ioUrueg-snd tbaio
bsnished women and children arc not slloWzd
70 come 70 thair frauds HitbiR iVe miles Of tbs
city, bu. aTs forced to take the long aud circuis-
Gus route by way Of CdatislOcRa 70 Dsltol---
Dr. G1cdiin, who lives only some twenty niles
from Rockville In Tho direction Of Ruliadee, waa
compelled 70 take this long aud expensive jour
ney to reach bis residence, and bas reached this
point on bis way home
Among those Hho have already been seat cut
in tia direction and manner indicated, are Rev.
J. ID. Marin and family, Rev Ar Harrison,
MTs. Hamilton and sen, MrH. ~. Q. ksin and
two lilils girls, A. L. AzxHsll and family. DR..
John Jsekson and family, Miss Nancy J Sect,
Charles MoClung, (red, Dr. a. A. Doak end
family, and jos Davenport. Seventy ismilas
have slready been CT srs 70 be hanishsd frcm
their homes.
Among the recent arrests and eomuistals %
Jail are samuel Z. Atkins William Rogsrs, (for-
merly viih Ven Gsld0r,) Perry Smith, B0giin
Smith, R0beTt Marley, J0ha T. Pate ard Gr.
Preston, Of Eagle bend
A gIast msoy Of tie young ladies have basa
forcsd to swallow tho Yankee cath at tbs point
Of the bayonat Among them ths daughter Of
Judge Alexander. Of Judge WslcEer, o. james
s. Kennedy and Of SAMUEL House.
Tho uites disregard Of ths Yankees 20 an iho
dseeEcies Of oiyiissd lifoi is sgide1osd by thair
utter disregard Of every feeling Of respect for
the dead, ia fheiF c9rdaes at The funeTsl Of iho
Rev. Is.ae Lewis. TIE procession was haIicd
on iis way to tbs eeuetsry. ard John ( a negro
boy Of JOS A. Mabrg'sl wss ioTeihlY taIan
from lha drivers seas Ct the csTrisgo D which
tho daughters Of lie d5aaased weEo following
the remains Of iheir only earthly protector % the
grave, and amid much confusion be was ragged
of and forced into the fs2keo army. Comment
on such An act is unnecessary
Mr. james Il CoWen has removed hu-9if
and family, with that Of ffs dsughtsI the Uid-
oW ard child Of II jor Alsxaudsr. % New Jsf-
ssy.
Among the rccsns deaths, from smallpox, 3
Henry Smith, iarnlsIiy ksspsE Of iie Aansiol
House.
The city Is preseated to be ihs mos, gos5s-
gone haven foIsaken place oFes visited 8y %
wrath Of God OF man. Hundreds aud llui-lfedl
Of dead horses Ene ib9 Streets aad hl tna ll-
lsyE-seaIeelya vecsas iob but has upon !. enc
or more OF tiess ee1casses, p0liuting ins air
and breeding diseases. j. Is said i8a5 no sani-
I iagY regulations, whaieveEi arc a1fores.if L1st
cattle are b1lcheFe1 n ih1 s.fssis, sn4 tnat
/ peatilence must csstainiT elaue.
The Fsd0Yai3 sre constructing ira9iio bridge
0voF The H0isi9n joss baicF sl0 aloatA o. iaa
creek.
Tho families of Ear. It i, bEeCiung. Of "
d. Cocke, and Of Ssnl. g. 3 gyi. came fhI1-I7.1
The Ines By Gag Of trues 70 Strawberry plalls.
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The Railroad Raid Hear Earper5s Ferry
The Baltimore AFseTieaH has the following
notice of the capture of railroad train near
HArper's Ferry, by Gilmer's cavalry. Il says;
The train which LEFT Baltimore al 6 o'clock
on Thursday evening rea,hed HsrpeT's Ferry
about II o'clock, and moved on towards Mar
tinsburg, having on board goodly number Of
passengers bound West. When at KsaIneys-
vile, about nine miles beyond HaTper's Ferry
and ton miles this side of MsTtinsburg, the train
encountered pile Of rails on the track, and The
locomotive was thrown of, but going at slow
speed, no damage was dens.
As soon as the train was stopped crowd Of
armed rebels, about forty in number. surround
ed It and tosk possession Of the passenger cars
They then Welt ronnd and searched aud robbed
each passenger, commanding each 10 stand
and deliver their watches, poeket books and
other valuahes. The work is said 70 have been
done most thoroughly, wiih all the grace and
sang ffoid Of experienced highWaymen. Even
their pocket knives and tooth picks did nOt es-
cape the plundsreTs. Those who did .ha rob
,bing wore accompanied BY pistol holders, who
thrust the muSzles under the noses of the vic
Tins while they were being plaBdsTed.
They did not touch the baggage tTsiu or Ad-
amss express car, and when they had finished
their work with tie passengers, mounted their
horses and LETT, The locomotive was so6n put
upon The track and proceeded on 10 CumoaEiaIld.
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Cavalry Expedition lrsIs memphis.

To this Associated Press North
CAIRO. February l5--Gsn. w. Long Smiths
csvslty expedition LETT Memphis on the Ilth,
in the direction Of Collirviile.
The entire line of the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad was evacuated By cur forces on the
18th, it having been held for the past six months
merely to aid Smiths cavalry expedition in get
ting good start
Gen. Sherman considers that the holding and
garrisening Of the Tosd has bean source Of
weakness to as. He does not favor the guard
ing Of railroads unless they are Of vital import
aHce
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q The hurfrsesboro. lTenn.) eorespol

y The Aurfrsesboro, lTenn.) corresponds
eat Of the Louisville Joarsal tells the follow
ings
A certain gay and dsshing young widow Of
huriTeesboro represented to Gsf. Van CisVs
saAt the Federal iroops had robbed her Of svsfy
thing except her basFen roai estate, and tbas sho
was now compelled TO ask the Government ior
support. rao wish was generously complied
with, and the officer commanding the post or
dersd the young widow al the uecesaariss Of
life, such az lesst as bis eomnisssfy sfForied
In The mesntims, and while she was drawing
ratioss from tho Government this fascinating
and husbandlass Eve fled cieim Of $500 O0g
against Uncle Sam for dAmsgeS dons to her rsal
and personal property, and the case put into ~
nnads Of s lawyer. The facts coming 70 a.
ears Of Con. Van Cleve, he Immediately stcpse5
the sappiY of nations which the modest vl5ne
widow bad been drawing, and informed her io
directly that she had better not nv ID Mi t--r.
birds with ono stone. This little affair creates
soma sxcitement among Aadsn' GossiD's davo-
tess.
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The highest market price, ether in money
or subscription, viii be paid fer clean eetton
or liner rlgs, white or colorsd, delivered st no
APPEAL uounsing-roon, Atlanta.
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M. Haater,a VaIedioIory AddEess.

E0TE-Sone Of the committee think that ths Ms
siss.ppi was lost by want Of energy and diligence Of
oscsrs Of the Navy at New Orleans.
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New Publications.
NOW REapH..

40 ~ EEEsE DENs
g aAyDRERg MOUNTED AND FIELD
ARTLLLERY DRILL"
Nv Lisat. Gel g. s. AHd-ers, Army CT northern
V1reinis Illustrated with usry cae hundred 1e Ian
.5Erspbsd euis printed Cd fne write paper snd fun
isoaB5 csrnbris This tock pubshea under instrue
,sioa4 Of the Ordnance De9srtmeut O. S. A. a1d
should be IL the HAMS q every artillery olAeef
Eariee e4-ons third OF to ihe trade.
La Press-sess 50 be Rabiisheas
GENERAL ORDERS"
Prom the kstutaut ana Insqeotor szrrsis ofsos, Up
20 JsnuzrY ! 1894 viii copous index and other vain
40 e matter Etited By Gen Thomas Jordan, Chief
81 Gen. Bssuregard raG. Price S6-cne th ID OF to
aCHIS0LEfs SURGERY"
esb e bird sdsiiea o. AIS va,uzbIs aork revised
"a, nlaFsss by The author, J. J. Cason, Surgeon g.
& a. supsrby Illustrated.
aHAh' '2ONTS WORK on MILITARY
SCIENCE
zr,.,l..ss ron ths Ereueh. b Col Franh shzllsr,
Us a. vi notes bs ne sdlter. ilu4trAied-
"PHTLTP,"
L ~. .s.f ~ vFu g. 4hacAery. iistely decas cd
s5lsndidy nuzFa ted viii porirast oi tie ausa0f Aae
se9IEFE00 aFtss NEW METHOD OF
LF8.VKENG FRENCH"
- ,,,,s valuable vrork now entirely
0us q priat. AID nus nseaea by ihe youth Of ol'
Ais5Zons hunsrsd tsouaaaa copies q ihs :. New
gTestsment and Psams fer ine ,-confod9Tsss states
bls Soo5e' viii ssversl wors foI other Societies
TIsvi8g arrsugsrueus for ssturing fu3 supplies O
Al Efn5s q 1900 Papers We re Peparsd 70 IN
5ertake the printing s-c puelzhl4's g q - 49, =
value 70 she c05alrE. and expect . ~ 49,. - -
licslfon OF Military School and oi1sE 'eAl4 S'--
Evans - Cogsweh'
Eesr ne souih Carolina Rai.r22aa Depot q
tee ~ s----.- - ? -
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ARREST or CAPT GRAEF-W now Isara
that Capt John Grant and nnaa named Cald-
well, said to be an elected representative in tho
Yankee Congress from L5uisisus, together With
several other persons, weTe arrested ia S.: Hae-
na parish, Louisiana, charged with tresson
These persons have been sent forward to Rich
moDd Their passage through Dsu0Bolls gave
rise to the story Of Capt Grants arrest at Ne
ridian, and being IN company with Sherman S
armY.-Nobils Adrertiser
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q b reference 70 she card in anoihsT col
ann. i. VII bs seen that graad military soirse
is 70 81 given By Ssps KILLER ma BAUD aA'.s.-
Cd BY ihs @Asisota slnAteuEs' en Aalis'-y
evening, the 25ih instg At she Atheneuia' ioE
the puipose Of uniforuling the band Captain
Miller has never been backward in rendering
ths services Of bis band on Sc charitable oeos-
sions, and cur citizens have s9w en- eppostuHi'y
Of tesdiying theiT appreciation Of those services.
Let asm bays house full to oVsraoWing to
help taem along.
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APHIC.


hHsred hccorungto act 81 Congress Ia lha ysar IeE3
By J. 8. THfksHEE, in the clerks ofscs 81 ne d..
ct Court Of the Couisdsrafs STATES Tor the Earf1-
srn District Of asorsiss
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Rsserving my Judgment upsn much Of The
general ecuSsa Of reasoning adopted in this re-
port, I desire to express my fall concurrence in
the conclusion arrived at favorable to tie Sscre-
laTy Of tho Navy.
VIII. W. g0FCB,
On the part Of the House.
G. G. CLAY, Jr, Chm'n,
THOs. J. SEAMEs,
A E. MAXWELL,
JAMES PHEIAx,
On the part Of the Senate.
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"a The Richmond glass works have proved
a splendid success. The stock Was originally
limited 10 fifteen shares, OF $4,000 each, bus,
another stakeholder managed 10 sqaseze N,
making the espiial sl6O,O00 On this di7i.
dsnd Of ten per cent. Las bssn declared for ths
first months transactions, and it could have
bean doubled if large share Of lhe profits had
not been used in enlsrging the 8orks. Il is oz-
psetsd that The establishment viii psy for ftself
every month.
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More &UeG a1teHa Of EsEseEleEs a. * klsElaIls
The execution Of seven dasss-srs at KIusela.
n. c., on the l3sh, has been pu5lished. Oh he
16.h thrieon more weFe hanged The core
apoudens Of .hs Raleigh Cgrysdsrats says:
J. S Brock, WIN. Hsadeck. C Haensn. Sc
phon Jones, A. J BlIlon-J J. 5nH3s1iau, 81 Il.
H Daugatry, Lsais 5aglag, Lewis Ersemau
aad JoAn Fleeren. Of halhefeu.t's bslssicn
aud W. ID Jones' ci W ehts battalion, zrd
JOS. Br0ck ol 10 x7sb IS q zs2imsnt- snd G.
Z CaihEeii Of Laiham5 battery. were al
hanged in tlls place On yaslqida1, 5V order of
court tma5tial, foT dssaT.ing thar comrades aEd
taking up arms ca The euemy's side Tne7 aii
received the oIasr Of ba9li1z1. according to the
dieIaLes of ihelr 0an c1rseieue5s, 0n tls mo-n-
ing Of their sxceaii0n. Two were baBtzsd. By
immersion BY The Rev. EIr Camp, Of iae Bsp-
iist church, Fhile lh5 otaers WaIa apFinkiad ard
poured by las Rsv Er. PARIS. Of Con. Hoks's
brigade who Were theiT spifltuai advisers at h7
gailoHs.
The prisoners were accompanied 50 The place
si execution by . large coHC0uEss ef people,
both citiEsns a1d s8ldioTss viih q slr5ag mii-
tafF escort. They ascandai t.ie sa4h3is Hiia =
tifm ami elastic step, and net ihelE iats vits
much fostifnd0 snd Determination. Iiia z1sas
ReTs ali Suspended from TIA basn d lte gsi-
lows, and S. sphsn JONES and 3Ir II Dzughll7
sslseiad sc oass By wAiea shey Preferred % 5a
hanged.
sm inlolmed that ihfse more dassztera are Is
Be hanged hero 10 a tsW days-iasainc- 10 ~
iwsnty .thEHa within laa issl tsa vgsslrs. al III
which wsre espiared oy car isoers 80 tts Iass
expedition against bsHhcTl. Oh aer Hci-
dock, father Of ths Hziidock who zaa hsersl
here yesterday sad ais scn, we1s arrested tex
some cause, and brought 60 his town lass night
and lodged in ths quad h1nao.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-24

From ihs Savannah Republican p
Information has been received here that a
force estimated at 3 900, cavalry snd infantry,
had landed At Kings ferry, on The St. MsTy's
river, and we're about midway on Saturday be-
tEesn that point end the Sstilla bridge.
We are indebted to the courteous and obligiag
operator Of the Florida telegraph line, z ".
Cope, Esq for the following dispatch, received
By him last evening;
LAKE CITY via Columbus, February 20.-To
R " Cope, Operator: A severe battle has besn
going on sll this afternoon near Olus.ee eight
cen miles from this place, the ensmy slowly re
treating and our forces pressing them. TheiT
dead and wounded lay thick on the Geld. But
few casualties ere yct reported--smong them
the gallant Lisut.-Col. JAS. Barrow, Of the 9Th
Georgia regiment, killed; The cOlenel and msjoF
OF the same regiment were wouaded. Colonel
Clinch was wounded. Gel CsuRway Smith
had his horse shot from under him.
will advise yoa further as 1 receive inloIma-
tioa. a. L. CANOvA, Operator.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-24

EE'Adaior-Gsn. Hood arrived il this city iass
evening". BE Is On route FOR his csnnGsa in
the Amy Of Tennsssee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-24

y Tho Washington cc4ssilai,oaa7 TTs-sn
says Of the gayaiy Of lie Il tsat ely.
Gayety IS rife IN esEia.a circles bs1s. Din-
sStrEvagancss aTsfyshtrs. Have ihsv evss. /.
momeat's Thought of lie aor-or8 of var ~
tbey do not agcD drssm Of slses rs ger. b. -,
the eantTagy. they indulge Is -arsl7 r.i.l u
manner Of reckless sport. as though ssHevirs,
tAst melody Is hart Eekths s1ze.res = ~
millions slsughtered aineeibe assssuras 6srrs
sit heavily % eur guilty sauis