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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

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DEING now in receipt of my Fall and
u Winter Stock, which has been selected
with care, purchased at close figures and
With reference to the increasing wants IL
this section, would most respectfully IN
vite purchasers to call and examine 10y
assortment.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

Crockcry,< Glassware, Lar pc Mirrors,
&c.-a very large assortment II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
n Dress Goods.

In Dress Goods u.
have fine line, consisting Of French
Merinoes, Grape du Chenesand Amures,
Alpaccas, Paramattas, Tartan Checks,
Poplins, Plaid, Striped and Brocaded Mo-
hairs, Printed and .All"ool> Delaines, &c.
Ladies Cloths, Fur yictorincs and Capes,
Misses ,Ermine Vittorines and Talmas.
- - - Ill
Hosiery aud Gloves, Ladies' 'Merino
Vests and Drawers, Wool Hoods, Nubias,
&C., &c. -
Bonnet Ribbons, Ruches and Flowers.
80 p $3.50 &>s 3
Business md Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
Undershirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Ovcrshir,s, jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, &c.
saxony, Fur and Clotl'.II Hats, :Se,il, MI
tria, Plush and Cloth Caps, &c. { :; T.
III e. .t.@ ...t.EU .u~5.
.....::<t II =. T. " = =
Trunks, Satcltels, Blankets, SC.
81 q : -.t i e.
Boots and Shoes. Fl:
4 good assortment of Mems and Boys
Boots, Ladies' 3. Misses' and Children's
Shoes and Balmorals, Buffalo and Clotl,
Overshoes, Lace Moccasius, oil Tanned
Boots, Sc. >...*s'<e' :@,s>: - q; i
- ~ HIt': @.3Lt x .tgsf
Crockcry, Glassware, Larps, Mirrors,
Sc very large assortment =
#Ttr -~f..,..t...cIT = I*f.::Es,..> r e, =.
!. Groceries, &c.:
nj i i - ( 4 :e*5 - ~ = = F..
All Of which will be disposed Of It the
very lowest market rates FOR CASH.
vsnl9-tf -- ~ j. g.. BENNETT.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
Hosiery aud Gloves, Ladies' Merino
Vests and Drawers, Wool Hoods, Nubias,
&c., &c. ~ 49,
Bonnet Ribbons, Ruches and Flowers. x

Bes,ress md Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
Undershirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Ovcrshir.s, Jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, SC.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

MUNGER BROS,
Music lfl,'' #5sB Dealers,
sfH.l Concert Hall Block, Third Street,
SAINT PAUL, MINI.
Sole Agents for Steinway & Sons celebra-
ted Pianos. NIessrs. Steinway were award
ed the Fret Prize Medal for their Pianos
Exhibition EN- SS u." London IN h lBsa.
Also, Sole Agents for Chickerfng s cGae-
Piano Forte Makers, of New York, the best
for Qrovesteen 4 Co., Gutenberg & Vaupel,
and J. & G. Fischer's pianos. -~
; sole,Agents' for Princes celebrsted Me-
lodcons, School Organs and Organ IIarmo-
NUNS also, Mason s. Hamlin's Melodeons
and>Cabinet Organs
TIE Aesy. Instruments .zs Ill fsily Warranted
We keep constantly on hand the
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT
8J!5sshI i lor s..E55ss
Sheet Music and Musical instruments
or slfdescriptions in MFddtescta.
Our stock of'viblin., vi6snScsl,o,,,, Con
ira Basses, Flutes, Flies, Flagolet.s, Claro-
NETS, Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
i'll descriptions, Brass Instruments, Acsor-
dions, Strings ETC.. is complete:
: Church Organs, ,MeloaeSas and Piano.
tuned and repaired. ...s! Il
Order. ...e.a.a'to; viii win promp,ne...
vGnpS-1v
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
saxony, Fur and Cloth Hats, 'Sedl, Nit
tria, Plush and Cloth Caps, &c. q
Trunks, Satcliels, Blankets, SC.
Boots and Shoes.

\ good assortment of Mems and Boys
Boots, Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Shoes and Balmorals, Buffalo and Cloth
Overshoes, Lace Moccasius, Oil Tanned
Boots, Sc. >...*1'le t@sS: - ~ Il
=, 4 '..s 5#'.t 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail.
Boats Tickets good on any Of the sound Lines.
Fare to all points as low as any Route.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

Oysters, 'podltry, game, steaks, chops,
&c., served up on short notice Hhd In any:
desired style. Fine pastries always on
hand fresh.
J: EGLE l.. ROBBERS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

with all that this market affords; while
guests will receive every attention.
/ Z Commodious StAbling is ATTACHED; to &C
commodate those having teams.
Daily and tri weekly stages can be taFen
from this house,to any point In tho State.
>.sa@e,,;:> go THOS. FLETCHER.
: St. Cloud, Avg. Goth, rs6s >ven1s-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

have fine line, consisting Of French
Merinoes, Grape du Chenesand Amures,
Alpaccas, Paramattas, Tartan Checks,
poplins, Plaid, Striped and Brocaded Mo-
hairs, Printed and Au-Wool> Delaines, &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17
CO 70 wnnR.

The occupation Of Mer;disn, Mississippi, BY
TIE Yankees, is a seriaus loss 70 cur cause as It
efscluaIly cuts Us CT f'on the productive re-
gion lying along the Mobile and Ohio rsilrOad,
and north Of that Point Large quantities Of
produes had bean gssheFsd a the various de-
pots Ly or GoyoTHmeRt, but 50 sudden we're
the movements cf SHERmkS that but little Of it
was renewed, aud the enemy VIII now be sble
10 gnthsr supplies iIom tLs county north oi
hin, As our prOdnciag area is titus so male
lisIiy narrowed dewB, It becomes tbs imPer-
ssive duty Of our people in other sections to
put forth their best exeTtions in raising sup
pics ItIs IS impOriant they should do tbis, TO
ensure tie fasl success Of cur cause, IS il is
stat our armies should via viclorils in The field
in fsct ne success Of the lssie- depends upon
the action Of tie pisntsIs. GoverameEt should,
and we ieYs 10 doubt viii, exercise Ibesss
policy toward lie producers, bosh in granting
details sod in TemuEeTs,ing ihsm Tor sbeir pro
duee. Goto sso1k, iheu, 81 ozes sud ea-res,ly.
TSs coUnry cannot DO without tho fruits OF
your intu.try. Dc ysur duty II th.s respect
at5 you vii ger5er service equsily IS henl-
feiaI as can fbsse wh5 bare their b.ess,s ts tie
missiles Of lhe enemy. Go TO woRK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

From the Associssed Press North
BosToH, January 29-As an anniversary
meeting last night 3 spirited debate occurred
be.ween Wendell Phil ps and William Lloyd
Garrison upon the ccuIss OF the Administration
The former emphas.ealiy condemned, white
the latter IS explicitly c9mnendsd, lhe policy
of President Lyncoln. Mf. Philips sad
E.AeI The North must gise in the opinion Of
unanimously crushing She President iato sub
mission, or we must hsvs 8 different lesder for
the nexi foug yesIs If Ar Chsse should give
M his bank system ths nation would Be
eighteen millions year richer IN tbs inmense
interest which goes 10 those national bAGks,
which, in thirty or forty years, would pay the
whole war debt, aEd yet this man Is called a
Ensneisr.
We have right to damand ths. lhs doors Of
ho var power shsli nos ue closed unul ibe
whole kideous cancer is destroyed. Perhaps,
with Chase for ? se.iteEt, Batter IN The War De-
parlmess, ard Fiomgns At the hesd Of Oal ar
mics, We might close tbs wax III TIVE yesTsi bus,
after al, pu0se opiinoa IS y hat is Wanied With
the Tribune, E5eHiEg Post and HsTetG decensly
At command, ever. J adge fancy eau b made 10
have Eegsfd to jua ice.
TIE Ssstes should DO hopt cut until tAe South
aus Sols Ike face in glass % she NJTsh ia h=T
ins-itutions We have bought lh= seht 70 say
30 ,yitb > beess0mb VI i4vsz WY docs the
President ieInq1lsh III Is mig Ehz aAF9 pesn
/ done when the LibsrafsT WAS started IN 1888,
but It Is a vio.alion CT 3 pa lae IN 1868, esd
| therefore (loseiuisd Ar Phiiig / ssy yet0 %
/ % amnesty proclamation, and wil % my dying
/ days
/ Mr. Garrison, IN reply, referred 70 Mr., Phillps'
( Teceat remark "a Music Hall, . thar the Pes
( denis ehslscIeT was a sun 50 bright ihst we
/ eCuld not SEQ the few spols upeu us surface,
/ ard 10 aighs this gentleman had spent al h9al
lio blackenpg Mr LiBceln al over, sty IDg bin
! a bypoeTise and ready to sacTIfics the horror oi
4 tho North 70 sham psAes. HI. GsrTisoR acde6i
Hss rot the President gore as les. and So fsl
! Is the noapls aoulG sustain tin No, 10
aEf. L.ncsla has tsve!sd as tsss tssard ths 10
gro as popular sentiment w5D.d wsIgEs biin ID
4 doing. Batter snd Grant hsvo sustained ihe
1 Presidents policy. Renewed cries Ct e No
mol
Events have occurred elshiu year gfesliy I.
! diminish my fsiih ia Fremont Not eord nave
ws heard fron him 10 reference . he proclams
t.an i amnesty. A glorious opportunity va.
there lost Tnen re have hsd ibe Sgming Q
one huadTsd th5Hssnd backs, and Eos one weEt
! Of e,scoars p InsBt rom Fremont.
Mr. Philins ssid--Ilis cot fair 70 czitieise hin
when be Is tcibidden By The GoveEnnent t
! Mr. G.rnson-No bat be has slwsys righ
70 be msgnsnislOus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17
- oF oeNpoLsaCa.
ARnY on TEssEssEE MASEr's BRIetD
- nafto- a. ETah 70 1874

AMY o. TKssEssEE AiASETs BRIeapE
Daltoni Ga. Fsb Z, ls6i
To the ofissrs who will probably Be E8 ssfer the
eoning orgsnizasions
GeEg4gMEE FeSriHg that neither lie Con-
fsderate Congress nor tie man Of ycur differ
ert commands viii have that appreciation Of
your distinguished services which yOur high
talents demand, have thought e. to offer you,
ons and All, provost msrahals, censesipt eff
esrs, a6jutsnt5 Of posts, aud more especially
t4ose ofieers WHO have bssn relieved from duty
for tie last twelve monihE, position upon my
slsff
The benefits that viii secyus from yoar seesp-
lance Of The above efsr, are certainly apparent
to men Who have sbswn your ssgseiiy--in get
ting to-the rear. have no doubs the present e.
naneiAl difficulties of tho eenntTy, particularly
Il saarternasssr, renders your position en-
bATassing in ths extreme. With me you viii
be- relieved Of its smbsuassments, and may
then look calmly ss money crisis 20 moro
viii you have TO pay seven hundred dollars for
8 little cloth bedecked with profusion of lace.
bars, and stars no more, wiIl your penchAnt for
tight boots give you hoars Of aDguishi 40 more
viii you have to ebids ysur WasheT-WomAn Tor
Tho selling or less Of linen shirts, collars, CT
baadksTchieis, nor VIII yOu be obliged to hire
the above for parties, soirsss or church. Ar
rsngemenss have hasa perfected, and gentle
men no,ed for their energy, and iateg1ity, have
been employed to furnish you clothing without
cost.
Neither with me Wil you have to spend
thousand Of your skSds (which viii purchase
msny qusEI) to mcuns {" bsEbed Biesd, ss l
shall be content for my sislf to go On foot
Again; with me, It will ret be sxpve.ed Of yCu
80 smoke eigsrs, eat oysters, evdrnk shampAgrs
with bsvy Of friends whenever you haPpea III
town, as cur eivihtiss which succeed psy-dAy
viii he sufic,ent Tor man aid purEs. lis tine,
gsatlemen, thst rhlls yoa have the advantages
above enuuerste5--I speak esndidly- -ioT awhile
you ssiH be deprived OF she Smiles Of tie fair.
The loss OF your lace. your rafs, aud you spurs
viii cause a sad ohsnge IN your sPPsrEL, their
smiles viii no mere gIeet you, their wiles 70
moro seduce.
Bus in the end; When cur dreadful
rssTcaes arc charged to delightful MEASURES, p
when our liberties are gained, and We sgain see
the land a. Ct every land The pride, free and IL
dapenjont-thsB, if ihau haas been truo &c thy
ssf and thy eounlTy in lie pcailioR have
given, viii yoa relnTn to jour home, amid tho
pisuiils Of welcoming ghousazds, N the h Ppy
consciousness, not OF sbialdiEg yourself II scms
petty oficc far from the sceEe Of dsngeT, bns Vi
having served your country truly ani nobly :
then, ss ono Of the heroes Ct his revo,a.ior,
viii your Esme be rushrined IN the hssrts ef
your c5unirynaon, sud be 3 rich legacy to your
ehildren's ehilGrea.
H5pipg gou Wal ehow your acceptance Of ny
OfsF, By speedily joining me, remain your
obsdent servant,
CosBAD. THE PRykTE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

a correspondent Of lhe Wilmington J0Nraal
gives tie following particulars Of the haue.ng
Of citizsn Of Chowan coauty by the Yankees:
Some tinae last yssr the Yasksa8 went to D.
L4sFy's hcuss snd carried IF Lis negroes EUd
his provisions. This gear, wi;h ;he help Of his
chiidseH, be nsaasei to gsise sufisoat erep
for the nlaiItsuanes Cf Itnssn 8nd fsmily
About Eve OF six weeks ago, ths "Bnfsigs"
being on raid i1 Chowsu, went 10 the doet5E's
house snd demanded his coTn. He refused tG-
give his con eut for thsH 10 take it, and 50 they
told him they would break d0En the door and
teke II any how Wb6rsgpoR, the doctor being
q lille excited with passion, toia the-a that BE
would shoot the FIRST msn that attempted 10
ter his barn Bsisg a Eitle intinGdsted by the
doctors spirited manner, they went Of without
going into his barn. Sa0rly, however, taey
came back again, accompanied by an srtaed
body OF Uailed States marines, whom ihey had
sssn Gown TO one OF the guubosss and brought
with tfem, probsbly as show OF more au'ihOIi-
| ty, OF it may be they thought to ialimldate the
doctor in their turn.
At any rate, be was not iatimidsted in the
1 least, and when they attempted to go into his
barn he, very unwissly, ieh ms passion get the
/ mastery, and hred ct theIn. / did not lesru
/ whether the shot took effect Immediately
upon dischsrging bis gun, he wss seized snd
hanged WitA rope which they had brought for
the purpose, ia sli probability 5u5peeting from
what they knew OF his character thst he would
prove as coed a. his word, and wishing for an
opportunity 70 hang han. The worst feature OF
thc whole case was that they hung him il tIons
of his door, and ia the presence Of hIs family.
They have ende2vcred TO keep this sffsir very
secret for what cause / an not aware, for they
can murder cur citizens with impunity at any
iimo. These murders ars OF frequent occur
Faues
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

Be 70 iHllo1nea q Resolution = excel tas geu-is
nan fes expnessins tIsssQHsbls ssniin1sn,s-
AEr. Wed, rep ig.HE, sad;
Ths esa1lenan had s-ksd- him ahether hs
fid nat, when mayer Of NeE York, send a ees1-
iaunseasion 10 fhs goVsEnor Of C. rsias Iegfsls
tinz fass arms sH3 smnRuiiion l=d been si0e
81 FsE YsfE "a .hzaksd The gsniiss15f ~
# rdiae him an elPoTtuaisy % dsnJ ea2c<.1s
ohssieslly aud pssi-iVsy thsf here =, tais.
foun5sts0a for TITS teeuszii9n oih-r - ,ebsi-
o. uaslF, bsfoFe iha eanusneeaogf. z, .s-part
lfon tke police o NsF Y7Ik sipPsd..s 9----ss-a-
ufe q tie s4ganash slsausTs, ~ise ~i--s. = -
disc oi every ehsraetaE--ast aruEss hssF sliss'
chsnSisa
The GoTsFBoF sfG oTFia te'sgTsohad Nm e
ne time, Eaen shs cVmmunica-iln befHeen ,la
Ssrih ard New T5gis was ialsrrupsd hs
wished 10 knoas whether il saa b. hls eIief isa
Harchaud,zs II Ezansit1- Uas sioppFd ns
4 Weed I. .plied taat il vas rot, AID fHas oncef
Sha avs o. New Tcrk The poles Has nos re-
seo-si5Is to ihs mEyof Aat tais sss s IT, ne
sid rot reesirs % delsud bis lJsHy Hs
sL.-esd any rasn NJ e iziseaoca who imPHsnsd
Il And IS % .ae thea. Of lns ge1iienazu % sz-
pei hin. hs Woall meet Asm hrfe o. siseensfs'
when any one nad ne tsnaEi53 % cHsT ESQ
iuEi0a tof thsf pafPoss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17
ailg Sgppeal,
EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
wEpNEsDAY AloRNINa FERRUARY u


We bave been informed BY several gentlemen
sEss they hsve bssn charged ffsy cents fog =
singls ecFy Of our paper By some Of the news.
boys. This is contrary TO our instructions, and
he understanding BY which the paper is plseed
in lhsir hands at price that enables them to
sch at twenty-ivs cents a copy and realize a
handsome Prefl Any departure from this az
daIstanding reported al the ofice, will prevent
q repetition Of the fraud. Our price a the
coantsr is twenty-five ceats singIs copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17
mRKTINsa EN saoReAN OoUNEE.


MRETEESs rs ga9RsAN COUNTY.
Azssesbie to previous nosics large number
Of Tie cillzsns Of tie eeuntg. ot Morgan mel a.
TIE esurs house for the puIpuse Of taking scion
by The cisEsns Of ibs county, in relation 10
furnishing sDppliss for the army. On motion,
Thomas J. BarHey was called to preside oTer
The rnseiing, and Ishsm S FsnHin vas Tsqasss-
Cd to set as secretary.
The Hon. Howell Csbb being present, by
special iEvi.eiien, was introduced to The meet
ing By Augustus Rses, and he snisrtained the
meeting. in an eloquent and foreiDls speech set-
,isg forth tho necessity Of tie army for supplies
ans the duly Of farmers il applying AL She sur
plus held By them to that object
After lhs close Of the speech, on motion, s
commiitee Of seven, consisting Of ThCmas P.
saF0ld, A. Rees, ] B. Walker, 8 N Blown. D.
B Lases e. T. Pendsr and Robert Hsuis, weIs
appOinted 70 report on ths 9Th instani sach
pOsey so be pursued By he citizsns Of Morgan
county ia furnishing articles IS were held and
.owned by the people Of the county IS Was
Necessary for the army as they thaushi best.
And, On Saturday the fifth iaas., Che COMMITTEES
through its chairman, Thsmls P. snfold, sub
mitssd the following report, to-wif
Dssply impressed with tic importance Of
supplying on. army in he field and thsir fsrni-
lies at homo with provisions, We resolve as fol
lows
RssolSca, That We viii faiibfully endsGToE By
industry and economy to make 8 surplus where
thsrs is mons and to increase it where there il
one.
RssOlusd, That we vii zsH to the Govern
ment and soldisrs' families at Government
prices, aud all tho surplus of provisions and
provender we msy bsvo On hand Hhsn called
upea.
RssoIued, That n The event Of 8 difference Of
5pinion between the planter and Govarnmeui
agent As 10 whetheT the pisnier has = surPius
n . recommend Ehss the niatioT be seeommo-
dated by sfbitrssors, eiizsns Of the equity, Sc
lsesed one by The Govenneat, ona BY she pan
ter and lie other By the justices Of the superior
court Of .he county.
ResoIscd, That in selling aha ReessssEies Of
LIE to soldiers families We viii be governed IS
faT 81 nay be og TIE circlnsianceS OF ihs Paf-
chaser, bat in no event to exceed GoReInmslt
prices.
RssOlBsd, That ne earnestly invoke the hearty
eo-oce,2tion Of the citizens OF tha county iR
carrying oas the spirit and intention Of these
rssoiaGoas
R,s0lgsa. THss We tender to Gen. Howell
Chs our unTsigned thanks for the address de-
Hyered to eur citizens On Tuesday last.
The resolutions being PIT to vote Uere unan.
inously adopted
L Tss then moved thst abe proceedings Of he
uasetiug be published in the AsmPhis' AFPEAL
sl Atlanta, end the Chronicle and SsRtissI q
Augusta. which b5ing ealied, the rnsosing then
sdjgurnsd.
THoS. J. BURNEY, Chairman.
J. S. FANEIx, Secretary.
February 6, 1864
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

e That cur city pahce shcu-d be largely IL
creased al once admits Of no question. But the
great difficulty viii which our city suthorites
have 30 contend is, thAs men Of the night stamP
csuzos be procured. Better have fewer police,
and these energetic sud trustworthy, than q
large number Of lazy and dissolate men as
guardians Of tbe public welfare. If tie C0un-
Gil has to increase the psy Of the poiee to dOu-
ole its present amount to secure an efficient pc
Ice, sound }aom would dictate them to IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

q s5fi DeEa2sfra-ies ~ Cuus5griaad 6tae
lSa ioiloaiRz sppesEs u the t5sg.a.,hio dis
paseh.'s Of lhe L5aisTils Joz5Hal Of February
s.h, uadsr EBs bead Of "unsusesssigl rsbsl
6s oustEgtieD;
At Powcils river b1i5gs. on FriSsY of isss
week, si.e 8 brigade esvsry eoTPs, assol ! see
strong 400 WasTe1T wsIs mount q. with u8 ar
tiIierv. under tha clnmand O. Col. Iowa Of he
fIsh ReRlacky, skiluaish=d with Tie rebels uB-
Ger t4rn. JJuaa Gu t1a FiTgtHIa Foad, II miles
from Cumbsflsnd gap 4aIes houfs. Ws he'd
our posisior aaGl dusk, zl.hoagb attacked 81 )
superior farce, ard hen EifhdreH % Cur sap,
shrss mslgs IN the rosr. Al suanss su Sandsy
morning Love pickets were attacked, WEsn
L,svg nloTsd toflo frsns 70 meoE The enemy, sd-
venciug i1 line Of battle viii fouz lh0us std n
isutry sad esTalry and liEea- Fieees % ssiilsy.
Z CT Live fhsa isl back lhIe1 17i.s5, ssEHls1-
I iuE al no FaFs atea th7 eaeny e-as'e 9 t5iioss-
- srd Love eue<mFst IN e. miles iEem ihs
/ ra1. Eszf nnorniER Love zsnfa ! bis aFail4tsa
+ s9rcs Two rlles II Bont- They had shvey
( ssiTuish vish- tho enemy, taics ohargu ug Ia
I ,sbsIg. and dIIFing then back via heavy less
siucs WEIGH, up 20 the gftsragou Of t1a 3, 5ba
rebels have Eot sPpszsed IL any foIcs n oHg
fort
Oar less in thssa ssrmishss was Eve billed,
Night E0au6el alll taEee missing Crpl New
sGTt 8 : fegl-ssec, was ks.lsd. Ias s4sny's
loss Was % kidad, Is 70 . Eo1need, aad ihs
afsir resulting in sn unsuccessful siieUptoi tie
enemy % lake CuUsberisnd esp.
S.nullaessusiy sllght demoosuadons Heis-
made from the JoResboro and IzzsueI r5ads.
All quset nory IN ne neighhaThosd- Gsu. Tar
lrsrd, tae nsW commsndsl Of tbls posi- has de-
tsrnirsd 10 Eold she gap - 81 hszsEds.
/ Tbsgs has hssu neLhlng eeHAiss Isesul7 lrsn
7 KaoxvLls-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

x There was bal st ths City hall last
night, si which each visitor vas expected to
" lay ten dollars down" bu. as ve felt greEsar
iatsress in series Of balls about to DO given
near Mobile. We did not ettand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

Nav PUBuCATIoEs We have been fsvorsd
By the 5.isheTs-Aessrs. Evans * Cogswel,
Of C9lumbis, South Carolins-vish COPY Of =
work issued frsm their press, entitled Al
drews Msvuisd Artillery Drill, compiled &C
coiding &c the latest regulations from standard
pihary Eurhoii'y, by &. Snowden Aadrews,
Northumberland ccmmsnding battalion artil-
lsry" The typographical execution Of ths woIk
is highly crelilsbla 90 tae paslishers, and Il is
nsslly and subs anlially bound in cl5ih. Or
3eIs from the traie. addressed as above, viii be
pronpEIy illel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

z 8sjor Lse's s.Fing bsRd nader Capt
Miller, treated our citizens yesterday to some
delicious music on lhs streets. The local Of ths
Register declares that the band played the e0E-
script ,oattz FOR him, and hs expected soon 10
dance BY thai music. As he was already at
camp, we cannot see Why he did not then
Grip on the liEh- fsutastio toe"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

Ia sfsesnt dabass IN he Unitsd States House
Of Representatives, chs delegate ffelu Yah,
oamsd Kinnsy, undertook 70 sssal Fsrnsndo
Wood. He said
The Formidable military foEeo sent % Utsh,
at AZ e1Psnse Of $50 600 600. while she tEsisor
Floyd IS Secretary CT War uraeE Baehs9sn,
s,6s FOX the BErpcss Of fnEagEIss-cg ths stale
Of affairs now existing. namely. 10 prepare the
ysv for rsbslEon, and % thus weaken tie
Nsrth.s Utah has never easn IN rebellion sDd
he people shsIe are not, a. the gentleman is, IN
sympathy with Tsbsls.
Il vFss said that The recent riots in New YORK,
By which the streets flowed With ths blood of
innocent women ssd children. rested, 10 a Ereat
extent, on the shoulders Of the gsufleu,sn
Whsn vessels were detained a. Hew York via
arms ioT the rebels, did not the gentleman fsls-
graph tao Governor Of Gsorgis E6At he regretted
exceedingly he had not the power to Telsass
these shiPsf We're members hers % listen to
the sentiments from the saailsuasn breoking
trsas0nt II he (AE. Klngey) Tss . nsnber OF
this HOUSE, tie fsss thing 10 woald DO would
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

- Tbs Paris eaIrespoaasnt Of The Herald
states hat lie recent debsies ia The French
Leg stature haVs excited tho revolutionary sls-
meui 20 degrees unknown for several years
pssi, snd thai asmall spark would easily PFC
duce e popular explosion.