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SECOND EDITION,
OsCL0CK p m
4 O'CLOCK p. N.
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN ARMY CORPS COM.
MAEDERS

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN ARMY CORPS COM.
MANDERS.
We hear that the following important changes
and assignments have been made
Major General p. H. Sheridan assigned to
the command Of the Cavalry Corps, Army of
the Potomac.
The Eleventh and Twelfth Corps consolida-
ted, to be called the First Army Corps, and
Major General J. Hooker assigned to the csm-
mand.
Major General G. Granger relieved from
command OF the Fourth Army Corps, and
Major General U. 0. Howard assigned in his
stead.
Major General Schofeld assigned to the
command Of the 23d Army Corps.
Major General Slocum ordered to report to
Major General Sherman, Commanding Diyi.
sion Of the Mississippi; and Major General
Stoneman to Major General Schofield, com.
manding Department Of Ohio. for assignment.
Major General Granger ordered to report by
letter to the Adjutant General Of the Army.
Captain Horace Porter, u. S. Ordnance
Department, designated as Aide de. Camp to
Lieutenant General Grant, with the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel.
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neyman Ooachmakers Association held meet.
ing last night at the Delmonico, Eleventh street,
A. W. Brooks in the chair, and James Drown
secretary. A committee from the 6alumore
W. Mason, and f. r. Kane were present. ana
In conjunction with committee rom the
Washington society drew mp articles O. aIiiance
between the two societies Tor tine mutuM pros
tactioL cs each others interest, which were
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ap I'd
ED STATES MARSHAL SALE,

In virtue of . writ of Fieri Faeias issued from
District Of Column ia. and to me directed, L will
sell. at public sale for cash at the front of the
ssth day Of April. 1864 at p O'clock M the follow
ir e described property, to wit:
= The north Part of Lot No. 10, in Square No G8.
commencing for the said part at q point on 2Ist
street west. at the distance of 90 feet from the
northeast corner of said Square, and runnin:
thence west IS feet thence north - fest and
east IS feet to said 2lst street st, and place of
beginnipg. estm ated TO contain TOO square fee,
t sether with all aud singular tie improvements
Their on, seized an levied upon the property of
Themes McNsmy, snd viii he sod to satisfy jH-
"details No Els, in favor of Isaac Herzberg.
WARD II LAMDS,
ap 7-C&Gs e s MRrShal,.D O.
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~ The leyee laborers Of St Louis have
struck tor higher waees-i0 cents per hour.
~ The New York canals will be opened on
April 30.
~ Elk Secretary Cameron has taken up his
permanent residence in Harrisburg, Pa.
~ Rev. DIR. Bellows and family sailed from
New York on Monday, for California
- The harbor Of New Haven, Conn. Is
being strongly fortified.
sz-A poor earpenser in Fioreafe has won
q gs, 900 Ia lottery.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
rRv the Paonla,s Lime

NEW YORK, April u. S. POS, ilI3sa IIa
U. S. certificates. (new.) 99is a994; Gold, 79a a
II; Canton, "a; Cumberland, SIS u ASK; Quick
silver, 79h $50; Pacific Mail, 229a23l; NY. Cen
trail, l4i1s; Erie, 126Sai26H; do. preferred, 112x
a1i2A; Hudson River, 1625s al62S; Harlem, Isl X
a151S.
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adopted. The articles Jet need esae ratification
of the Baltimore society.
Itwas resolved that the several bosses IA
the city be notified that demand of tweaty
per cent on the present prices viii be made
from and after Wednesday next, and a com
mittee Of three from each Of the four branches
were appointed to draw mp a list Of prices for
piece work and report at the mex, meeting.
After the passage OF . vote Of thanks to tae
Baltimore delegation the meeting adjourned,
PORT OF GBoRGKrowN-Entered
Seymour, Room, Philadelphia. Cleared-D
s. Williams. Williams. New York; Mary ana
Priscilla, Ruark, Baltimore; q. W. krebs, Oar
lille, Mogathy; Florida, Jackson, New York;
Owen Bierce, Bierce, Boston; Mechanic, Dryer,
Lewelinsburg; Union Bell, Lewis, Accomac;
Susan Frances, Garter, Apnamessex; Hotspur,
iemo y; G. Sparks, Metcalf, Cherry stone: ba-rrs
Lady of the Lake, Harris, Mattawoman: W,
Ranger, Foster, do.
Chesopeake aud Ohio Canal-There are NAM
boats en- route for Georgetown that laid by till
they could be certain Of safe trip down. The
water is returning to its proper level No
damage has resulted TO the canal from the
freshet; and the boats will arrive in quick sue
cession.
The only arrivals yesterday and to- day were
the J. Phillip Roman, with coal to the Hamp-
SHRED &c B. Coal Co.; and Francis, do, to the
Borden Co. The departure yesterday were
five, all light.
DRowNEp-Yesterday afternoon as two
small boys, one named Thomas b. Narrower.
son Of Mr.. Geo. narrower who resides near
the corner of e and ID streets, Island, and the
other a son of Mr.. Humphrey, residing near
the Virginia Avenue bridge were playing la
the neighborhood Of the bridge, some one told
them to mind a boat in the canal when the
the first named proposed that they should get in
it, and he slipping on the side of 1t, the boat
noated out from the wall and he was precipi-
tated in the water and drowned. The other
boy Immediately gave the alarm and the body
before life was extinct The deceased was
about ten years Of age.
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THE VERY --LATEST NEWS!
AND FROM THE
MOST RELIABLY AUTHORITY
p. ]. b E L LIE w 4 CO.,
5ln SEyEyTu SrpYEr

It's no use talk ing, we have got the inside track
and we are bound to keep it for the benefit Of our
friends. We have just received
$50 dozen Coats SPOOL COTTON, which We will
sell at 81 dozen,
go dozen Perry's very fine WATER TWIST as
good rs Coats, warranted $50 yards at 60 cents
per dozen.
per box,
$40 papers American PINS. S cents per paper
50 coo assorted NEEDLES at cents per paper
each family.
An additional new stock Of Plain Ornamental i,
Gilt and Fancy PHOTOGRAPHIC FRAMES the
prettiest styles we have ever had: We are still
selling Mt our usual low pricds. yet we are paying
s. so per dozen advance. It's amusing to see how
we make goods move the double quick Hard
p. J. BELLEW L CO.
SO 18th street. 3 doors south of
ap4-lw Odd Pelliows' Hall
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS WARDROBE
" AND
LADIES, UNDER GARMENTS.


havea complete and handsome assortment OF
French and home manufacture of Infants. Girls
Boys and Ladies' Under Garments. HlouScs
Dresses Gowns. &c the largest stock ever offer 81
in this city
Ladies exclusively have charge of this depart
lnent. Only one prize will he asked. without any
deviation. Also. the latest styles of Cioaks SHk
and Fancy Silks. Il general stock of White Goods.
Dress Goods. &c. &c. Everything will be sold at
s. n. MEYErBERa,
Late S. & W. Meyenherg,}
a. Market Space be ween 7th and sth SITS,
ap5-lw under the Avenue House.
D MAYORS OFFICE April S. 1854
PROPOSALS will he received At this Office until
~ o'clock n Saturday, the 9th instant, for era
cling and gravelins 81 street east. from G street
south to street south SO much thereof Is the
Mayor may deem necessary.
The gravel to be of q quality approved by tho
CGTpmi ssioner and Assistant commissioners.
The gravel tie be nine inches in the center taper
ing to four inches at the gutter line. when rolled
and to be we'll raked of stones OF improper size,
and ell rolled with a heavy roller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
cutting filing that which may require the most.
There win only one be allowed, and square yard
for graveling.
The superfiuous earth if any, to be placed where
the Commissioner of the Fifth Ward may direct,
and no part of the appropriation will be paid the
contractor without certificate signed by the Com
missioner and Assistants certifying the work has
been done in q satisfactoo manner and according
". H. HAMILTON.
Commissioner of the Fifth Vera
VIM NOTTINGHAM,
THOS. BAYNE,
.- an std Assistants.
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UNION VICTORY In MINNESOTA.
CHICAGO, April Ga special dispatch from
st. Paul says Gov Dollos has given Major
Hatch permission to pursue the Sioux Indians
in British territory.
At the municipal election in St Paul yester-
day, the Union candidate was elected by 300
majority.
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SECOND RAND BALL
INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB.
To be given AZ the A
TEMPERANCE HALL,
street between 9th and 10th streets, on w
THURSDAY EVENING, April l4th.

The members Of the Club return their sincere
thanks to their friends and the public for past fs
vors and respectfully solicit their patronage at
our Second Grand Ball. and we promise those that
will favor us with their presence an evening Of
pleasure.
The celebrated Holy Hill Band haS been engaged
for the occasion.
Tickets One Dollar, admitting gentleman and
ladies. By order of Committee.
ap7-7t~ T. E. CLARK Sec'y
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PROPOSALS. POR POTATOES.

OFFICE OF DEPor CoMMIsSARy OF SvBSISTEscE,t
WASHINGTON D. c.. April 5, 1864. {
Sealed Proposals are invited in duplicate, by the
undersigned st No. 223 g street, Washington, d.
c., until WEDNESDAY April 13 1854 at IL &C oc Z
M for furnishing the United States Su bsi ,tepcs
with TEN THOUSAND BUSHELSO OF POTATOES
to be delivered in Washington or Georgetown. d
c or Alexandra Va, the Potatoes to be of good
merch sntable quality. and subject to inspection
inst before they are received. The bidder must
specify in his bid whether he proposes TO deliver
barrels, in sacks or in bulk Bids will be received
for quantities less than the whole.
The oath Of allegiance must accom- pany each bid
unless the bidder has already fled the same in this
office. Each bidder must be present to respond to
his bid and the Government reserves tho rig at to
reject any bid for any cause.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
ness OF such other funds as the Government NAV
have for disbursement s. O.GREENE
ap7-td Captain and Com Sinh Vol
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EnRoLLMENT OF SLAVES IN KENTUCKY
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
General Burnside is expected to arrive here
dul nag he coming week, en- route to Kentucky,
TO superintend the enrolment of negroes.
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~ s125. CONTENTS: '''''
Theodore Parker; shaksperian PRONUNCIATION;
The Sanitary Commission; St Louis and Join
Supply Of Cotton; Carl Ritter: LOYAL Work in Mis-
souri,; West Point General McClellan's Report;
Critical Notices. Editorial Note: Letter from the
President FRANCK TAYLOR
APO AGENT
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORE uN,oN ELECrIos VICTORIES


DENVER CITY, G. T., April 5.-The munis
cipal election took place yesterday. The regu-
lar Union nomiree for Mayor was elected
over the independent Union ticket. No Demo.
cratic ticket in the field.
The mining excitement is increasing, and
new discoveries Of gold are reported daily,
New York capitalists are arriving by every
coach. 1t is reported that large amount Of
new mining machinery is en- route from the
States. A great deal OF property is exchanging
hands.
New Mexican papers Of the 18th contain no
news from Arizona. Governor Connolly, of
New Mexico has issued q proclamation ap-
pointing April 9TH a day Of Thanksgiving for
the close of the Indian war.
THE dispatches from Denver have for some
time been apparently in the speculative inter-
est, q fact to be borne in mind by the reader in
these constantly paraued s'new discoveries of
goldr-ED, STAR
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w. ..s :. vhhtEfkeHAsz zAHos.
No. A26 PA. AVENUE, BETw. AZ AND 9Th SIS.
Invites the attention of Members Congress. Cit
erslix TO bis si sne assortment d ont q spRfSa
eHofSs S' Sais;ss!IaNsSSssEsa :, M
which he has Just reeeiyed andwhch will be made
shs sany to the
latest regulations and At the shortest notice.
ap7-2w
CARPETS cARpErsr
OIL CLOTHS OIL CLOTHS,
NA1T1NGs' mArr1sas, .
With the Observation-Disclosures i5fsst EfEssE St GOODS
in the District BSKTz SFI IF
A FINE No.IoP BCaGY, HARNESS AND
be strsss between Gs s5 sn% is.h
NEW MUSIC, JUST OUT.
{. s: G., song for the times, dedicated to Gen q.
purS ss in b price ssess
tive song, the subject from the last words of
h Sd. ySs ss ss1ss fine song
Gallant 5th u b CaYalry Schottlsch' very pretty
The Song of all Songs, being the last written by
stephen c, F0ster; q very fine Song; IS gents.
Crosby-fne song; q cents,
Young Ephes Lament; 30 cents,
Music sent by mail free of postage Pianos tuned
repaired, removed, packed, exchang ed; stored &c.
Any Musical Instrument repaired at short notice
New and hand Pianos JOIN sdHHsNi on h h.pf
ap6-st 306 Pa av.. bet. 9th and 10th ste.
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The eopartnership, heretofore existing between
H. johnson and Gwynn Harris in the Grocery
Business is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Johnson; Who win Collect all bills due the Arm
present them to J. Il. Johnson, who has power to
firm will please make immed ate payment to same
Z aWHIiS SSHhk ssSRsk11s.
Washinston. April 4, 1854. ap6.lv
THE 6 RATIONAL ALMANAC AND ANNUAL
FOR 1864,
PoLITIc AL. FINANCIAL.
and Progress Of the United States, and Of the
and the Personnel Of the Gov
12mo., upwards of 500 pages. Price, in boards,
81 IS; muslin binding, 81 so.
Sent free on receipt Of prise hsau r.v,oo
Bookseller and Stationer.
ap Wv 334 Penna. avenue.
No.RITgH1 AMERICAN ;aS,I REVIEW, APRIL, 1871
Theodore Parker; shaksperian PRONUNCIATION;
The Sanitary Commission; St. Louis and Join
Sille; The Navy Of the United States: The Future
souri,: West Point; General McClellan's Report:
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DEATH OF THE WIDOW OF HENRY
CH,Av.

LEXINGTON, KY, April Mrs. Lucretia
Clay, wife Of Henry Clay, died last night at
the residence Of her son, John M. Clay, near
Lexington, aged SO years.
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DERsONS lfSIBOUs OF SECURING PLEAS
i ant sp{ * Md summer residence will find ii to
their advantage to call at No. Ella Bridge street,
near Frederick street, Georgetown, D. C. The
house is delightfully."- located apT-3tr
E>OR SALE.-One of the best and entirely new
man leaving Washn gton. and is to be seen 1T
Prof. ALEX. WOLOWSKI'S rooms, No. 316 y
street, corner of 18th. Hours OF reception. only
from to 10 o clock, a. m. apT-3t
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limited STATES MARSHAL'S s6LE.

In virtue of writ of ierie facas on ind sment o
condemnation issued from the Cler k s Ohcs of the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbis, aud tn
directed. will sell at pu sale for cash ut
the front or the Court aouse door Of said County,
on FRIDAY, the eatb day of Ap,i'. 1854, at Il
o'clock m. the following described property tn
wit:
Lot No. /, in Square No sll, east half of Lots No.
Is, 10 and II, in Square No IA in tie city of Wash
ington, D. G together with all aud singular the
in1pr vements thereon. seized and levied upon as
the property of Michael Maioney. and will be sold
to satisfy judicial No. $50 in favor of Ellen Kelly
WARD FL EAMON,
ap7.d L s Marshal u @
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RY WIN. L. WALL L CO., Auctioneers.
- At the Horse Bazaar,
50 south side Louisiana av., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
A FINE BUGGY HORSE, HARNESS, AND BUG.
GY AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING. 9th inst, at II
O'Clock. We will sell fine Buggy Horse. Harness
and new Buggy, the wsrk offs celebrated maker
of this city.
ap.7-ct WIN. L. WALL 4 Ce Aucts.
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s.HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAG NE.
TIE ROYAL VINE OF ENGLAND.

nIGEsT OF THE LAWS OF TIN DISTRICT
II Of ColuInuia BY N. ThoEpsea.
eei3 r4.g ERhNCh TAEL0h.
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E,IRST CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL ROB pOYS.
II ct Mt. Joy, Lancaster Pa. For circulars ID.
ma Il -eolnas "A. MORRISON.
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Mrs. sPRIR, No. SIS fPs sa0U $500.
l nn Inn snd r.a. .n VIII Offer for
MILLINERY, to which she invites tke sttau.
ton OF residents INVESTORS. SnkWs
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IN GLASSWARE.
~ Purchasers of Glass Ware can alwa vs. and
- at our store large and varied assortment
Tumblers, Gobiets. Ctamn.snn.aacsi e m,. VIZ u.
Wines, Cordials, Decanters. Wine Bottles, Beer
Mugs Ssn bG Rott, savers; Dishes. Gas Globes.
many other articles
WEBB BEyERIDGE
apl-6tsif 504, Odd Fellows Hal. 7th street.
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With the largest variety of
~ MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS
in the District at BONTZ 4 GRIFFITH
ap6-6t 500 18th street, between l and sts
A FINE NO-TOP BUGGY, HARNESS AND
"A HORSE will be sold cheap for cash. ~
For further particulars apply at livery sta ~
BILE on G street, between 18th and 18TH; -
ap 6-StH .--... s. T.. d II. WROE.
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NORTH EAST, April 6.-The Fifth District of
Cecil county gives 305 majority for a Conven.
ton and about the same for the Unconditional
Emancipation candidates for delegates.
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The National Almanac and Annual Register for
ls6f Price paper. 81 %; cloth go. Copies sent
by mail free of postage. For sale BY
PHILIP Il sOLOM0NS
ap63t $50 Penn avenue
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HISSUICTIUN UF CUPARTNEKSHIP.
The c0partnership heretofore existing between
LOUIS WINTHOLZ 4 HENRY EEHNE, in the
keeping of the steuben House, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be carried on by
GEORGE N AYERS, who mas bought ont the in
terest of both parties. HENRY LEHNE,
LOUIS WINTHOL2.
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kES1GNED.
Third Assistant Engineer B. g. Pike has re-
signed his position in the United States Navy
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Nl MOULDIN 81!
The undersigned is pow prepared to execute or
dtrs for any style quantity of WOOD MOULD
1NGS, of superior finish and work N anship. Car
penters and builders would do wan to call and
exam quality of work. &C., before ordering
elsewhere BY energy. prOmptness and good work
manship hope to merit share of public patron
age. u. s. TOkREY.
Excelsior Moulding Mill,
ap'-lm' cor. 18th and C. sts., WaShin .ton
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-05


Our readers are aware that the Bssst has
added another iniamy to his record Of crimes,
which promises to stretch cat to tho crack o.
DOOM By sentencing, for " disloy alty," a cler-
gymaD Of Norfolk, Rev. DR.. Armstrong, to Hat.
terHs' to work on the Yankee Notifications at
that dreary spot. The Richmond DispateI
publishes the subjoined letter in relation to the
reverend martyr:
The Rev. Dr.. Armstrong. vboss bold an
sWers to the impairment questions propoundei
him by tho contemptibls Yankee provost mar
shal OF Beast Batter, msntioned in vour Issue
OF the 25ih, has bees for many years in charge
OF the Presbyterian church Of Horfolk-nol
only beloved BY his own congregation. but be.
loved and respected by ali who have snioyed
the pleasure Of his acquaintance. Though :
Northern man by birth, a mora truly Southern
man at heart does not I've and when some few
OF bis congregation gave ia their adhersion to
the Yankees, on their arrival at Norfolk, none
felt the degradation more than he did-nOnC
deplored il so much.
During the awful fever Of 1855, DR.. Arm
strong exeTted himself so much IS to seriously
impair his health, which, his congregation per
eeiving, they presented him (the summer follow
ing) 3 sum of money and = leave Of absence 10
recuperate bis health bat instead of going to
the Virginia Springs, as they expected, be heard
the yellow fever had broken on. in Brooklyn,
and thither the doctor repaired and spent bis
time IN nursing and administering TO the wants
Of the suffering Yankees. The same Yankees
have now sent this really good man to work on
their toTt1hcs!lons. Surely they are a good and
grateful people. NORPoLK.
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UnIsed sruses Ooarss In sTemphIs.

Prom the Memphis Bulletin, March I6J
1t will be a matter both of interest and graft
6cation to the country to know that the United
States courts for the district Of West Tennessee,
which have been suspended since the beginning
Of the rebellion, are again opened and prepared
for business. By an act of Congress, passed
last month, the circuit and district courts for the
district Of West Tennessee, which had previ-
ously been held at jackson, we're ordered to be
held in future st Memphis. In making this
change, not only is public convenience con-
suited, but the courts are established where they
will never sgsin be disturbed, snd whore there
will always be q force sufficient to insure the ex-
ecatiOn OF their judgments and DEGREES.
All of the former officers Of the United States
courts of West Tennessee having taken the
part of traitors, It became necessary wholly to
reorgsnize the courts. Tho Hon Connslly F.
Trigg has been appointed United Ststss district
Judge for Gl the districts of the State of Ten
nessee. He takes the place Of that eminent
traitor, West a. Humphreys, who was justly
impeached aud degraded two years since by sbe
/ Senate of the United States. Judge Trigg has
iust completed the work Of reorganizing the
| Federal courts in Memphis. He opened his
March tern on Monday, the 9TH inst, and
closed it on Monday, the l4th, two days ago.
His honor is now spending q few days in the
city, making acquAintances, and learning some
hAtut VI VIA AAkDAloAAnk AD4u VI hE3
lsboTs. The impression he makes upon our
people 10 excellent. he shows himself to be a
pure snd upright man, a bravo patriot, and a
clear hearted, equitable judge, and such is his
character wherever be Is known. Judge Trigg
comes out Of that fiery furnace of patriotism
East Tennessee-snd is about as " loyal" As
q man ever gets to be.
The judge organized the United States courts
here by the appointment Of A. S. Mitchell, Esq
of Memphis; 80 be clerk Of the Circuit and dis
trict courts Of West Tsnnessse. John L. VIII.
hanson, Esq, of Gibson county, has received
the appointment OF marshal.
Ii is unnecessary to say anything in behalf
of these gentlemen. They are both native Ter
nesseeans, and are not unknown ia Memphis or
elsewhere in the State for their loyalty and zeal
in the csuss of unconditional Unionism. II is
not yet known who will be appointed district
attorney, bat undoubtedly = gentleman worthy
of these with whom he will be associated.
The United States courts at Memphis are now
prepared for the introduction OF civil salts. By
the next regular term, which will be in Septsm
Der next, there will be q grand jury empsnsled
and traitors may then expect to begin to receive
their dues.
For the information of litigsnts we are re
quested to say that the Office of clerk Of thl
Federal courts will, for the present, be found il
the rooms Of the civil commission on MaiI
street.