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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-01

The Savannah Esl5s Of Sunday b.ings as ad-
diHonzI intelligence from Florida. At last &C.
coun.s the noss Of the eusmy's forces had
rsaebsd he protection Of their guEbssts At Jack
sonViue, bui cur cavalry we're ztil picking up
ssTsggleB. The latter uers sent down to Camp
Fi1negsn. which is distant about Ten miles rcm
JacksoEvilla. Tbe-e ere = crest many Yankee
wounded az Lake City, rome CT them very Sc
verely. A5sut t~o hundred Of the Yankee
prisoners have Tsa-lsd 1I1nEceIlo on theiI wsy
70 lhs sEsenaI a. CLsllshocchee, where tEeY viii
be ccaE1cd
The Yankee prisoners admit .hat the7 we,s
badly whipped, and c5zlsss to q Leyvy loss ia
killed and wounded, particularly n officers.
Their army in Florida .Hey s5mit to be greatly
dgnoTaI5z5d By tbs ls.s battle
An caiesrs ssas5s to tie R,yuBlieaa thss both
armies were usrehing towarl each other, In line
Of battle, and vixen each discovered tae other,
tHsy were not mofe than mile apart. Tie
battle iunsdalel7 commenced, and for a time
was severely contested. Several Of the Yankee
regiments flzghswi.h wire cbsmbsrsd masks.s,
and fred with great Jspidity. The steady FIRE
Of cur men scon GAaed their ranks, ard cur
troops captured large number Of their vige
chaEhsred guns
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-. Wrirh,,. Ele.aln,ions.

The Charleston Courier says the Ash Missis-
sippi regiment has addressed letter to NF.
Wright, referring to his resolutions presented to
Congress, as follows:
The 18th, from the days Of the " old battal-
ion' at Yorktown, has been honoTably scared
in every conflict Of this army with the hosts Of
Mcclellan, Pope, Burnside, Hooker and Meade,
and has 4 right, second 70 10 other, (none viii
deay,) 20 voics ia the thiEgs that make for
war or peace. Thst voice, sir, iB unanimously
and enthusiastically IN favor Of year resolutions
And believe it, that is the voice Of the rank and
Gle Of the entire army.
While we stand frally ready 70 fght, and
even to die, in defense Of the rights Of the
South, three years Of ineTeasing slaughter have
sufieed TO eOnvincs US that something beside
the blood ef the country is Necessary 70 its 5oiu-
Hcn. L demands its wisdom, its rnodera ion,
AZ ths Soush's resolved defenders vita our
lives. 40 bail with joy your resolutions, as the
6rst official ma1ifestsgion Of pGrp0ae 10 trans
fer thus destroying conhio. nom the hsld 30 ths
/ council, from the means Of brute force 10 tbOse
of rational mind
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-01

ESsA bic haul was recently made in SEvsD-
nab by Two soldiers. Mr Edward Jones, Of
Brooks county, Ga, was net On ths streets By
the cfsndsTs, who were playing with leather
strap and stick One Of the soldiers, in order
70 make bet with The other, asked Mr.. Jones
to loan him ten dollars, which BlF. J. consented
10 Go, AID for that purpose took cut a Tole e
money. ahieh one Of the soldiers Immediately
snatch from bis hand. B Ilh the men then
/ ran away. 8r. Joses lost shout $lO,5Oo One
Of lbs rslcals, named Joha Howell, member
{ OF The B reon artillery, has been arrested, and
/ mos. Of he money recovered.
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a PoIisscuI Move.

Il becomes apparent, On reading ths follow
ing order issued from the Federal Department
of the South, /" shat The object Of the Is.e Yam
kss movements in Florida vas political.
HEADq'Rs DEPaRTMEST or IKE SOUTH,
Hilton Head, 8. O., January 81, Is64
General Orders No. 10.
In accordance with the provisions Of the Pes
ident'si proclamation Of pardon and amnesty,
given A. Washington on the Sth day Of Decem-
Der, ia the year Of orr L1er5 one Thousand eight
hundred and siztY-thTes, and in pursuance Of
instructions TeCaived rom tho President Of the
United States, MFj r In Hay, ssGsilBs sdic-
tsnt general, will proceed 10 FeTHaudina, Fla
and other convenient points in tbat State, for
the purpose Of extending 10 tha est z 90 OF lhe
State Of Florida sn opportunity % z7sl thgar-
selves Of Lhe benefits Of ihss pTuci. n Son b1.
CfsTing for their signature sho aatl al sIeZi11cs
therein prescribed, snd by issUi 30 al
those subscribing 10 sid cath oe-i6cz's5 sn-
titliDg them 10 tho benefits Of the rT- lama -7u.
FugIHVs citizens Of the Slais Of F..rJa, nfthiu
ths limits of this department. v,ll have 60 opRor-
tunity % subscribe TO The same ca and sscurs
certificates IN the ofics of the P7st comnan6lr
ct Hilton Head, South Carolina.
By command Of Moi C 4 Q A GiIuOa
Ed " SMITH
Aaaigfa1E A6iutarl. f-ausr.f
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From the Richmond Examiner.
THE QUARTERMAsTER.
Al.sr nHlawalha - orn ows roIeE.

I'm faithful QuaItsFInasssr,
Master Of ihs -four and bacon;
Master Of the corn and fodder,
And l live IN peace and plenty,
With my RsrEssut, who lives with mo,
Sleepless partner ef the profits
IL you TOnld learn mere about me,
Learn nay iifs and peaceful missiOn
Hear The storses e0nirAdieted
That are circulated OF ms,
Listen to ny truthful story,
True Is gospel In the Bible,
And II then you don't believe ms,
can do No more than tell you
Thai ana the iniarsd mortal,
Mneh abused BY those who envy
Ease snd qriet EDd the plenty
That syery day enjoy.
I have seen the srny lasting
On the banks Of Rapid Anna,
Fasting iiEe the hsEt Of Christians.
Ia their log built huts Of winter
Huts Of overy kind OF wood built
Built of oak and pine, and hickory
With iha north uNnd bowling loudly,
How.iag through ths crack and crevics
OF thcse leg built hHts Of winter
I have heard the charge Of bEttis.
Heard tho roar Of mighty cannon,
Seen the soldiers brought ont wounded,
Seen ths gTavss Of mighty warriors.
Seem the battlefield Of carnage,
JUS Is olosed the bloody drama.
Bur not al these sRcriicsz-
Sacrifices that are offered
On ths altar Of their fame
Hal. deserve a simple r1sntion
Wnen, ag siust my cares and dutles
And the nature Of my mission.
They are placed Ia balance true.
II DO enjoy she comforts
Which my lot has cast about ne;
Spend my tnougsnas, tens Of thousands,
do show that IN grateful
To my blessed gusrdlsn angel
Who Is perched above my tent pole;
GuaTslsn or the good snd faithful,
Hovoring Ger my aoek Of cattle,
Ger the corn, hard tack and bacon,
Well provided BY my foresight
For the soldier and his knspssck;
We'll provided all by ms
'Gsinst The tims Ct quarter rat.Ons.
When, hereafter, peacs and plenty
Make the evening Of our davs
CAIN ana bsHuteOus az ths sunset
In a glorious auiumn SKY,
Then q heartfelt benediction
Shall dsscegd from grateful lip8
On tbs fai'hful Quarisrusster,
Who snail live when msn forgotten
On ths field OF g Ory mOldsr
LiFs to tel the oioUdy story
To the children Of ths soldiers,
To the 0rphau and The widow.
Who viii SMILE the while invoking
Blessings on tbs QuartermsHier.
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Aasisians Adiutani. Gsnernl
Anotker Instance Of Eenst BHtIerss ~
FMuuVs


A Miss Ellen Roam, stop-daugbtsr Of Capt
NeCarriek Of the C0rf=derats navy. residing
with her mother, where thsy once had consider
abe property, bat which is now listed for con-
isestion, hearing that her step father vas n
Wilmington, On his way 20 Europe, made her
escape from the enemy's Hnes, to bid him fare
we'll. On returning from Wilmington, sbs ~
sided fer some time in Petersburg; AID, aiter
two Intellectual attempts. succeeded in return
ing to Norfolk, a few weeks ago. Three days
after her arrival a. home, size Wss summoned
before the " Beast" sE1 went, attended by
Father O'Kssff5, 20 whose church she belongs.
Butler questioned her IS 70 where she was. and
what she saw, while il the C0nisdersta States.
She TesBec. fully declined answering ais guas-
lions. Upon which he angnly thTeaisned thst
ha would soon conquer her stabb0rnusss-"
Father O'Kse45 here interfsFed, RHd informed
Bailor that it +" Was not 8tubbornnssB, but 4 re-
gar fer her promise 10 observe secrecy in such
ma tiers, without giving Whieh she could nos
pass through the C0BiedeIafe Ines Hs was
insultnglY told to mind his own basinassi and
lhe drunken tyrsnt EwOre " that before sas
passed from bis hands, she should be transparent
enough TO see through her and enable him to
learn sll she knew" She was sent pTisorer
to the custom house and ordered to Re fed on
bread and water.
Two or three days Afterwards bar mother, on
applying 20 Hee 4ots was lnt1lHutQ sue was u&l5-
ferrei TO Fortress Monroe. Tbithsr the dis
tTacted mother went, and on heF sTTiyal there all
the information the brutal officials would give,
was, that her daughter had lett The fortress. A
private soldier with more humanity, moved By
the msiher's grief, privately informed hsr that
Miss Ellen hGd Eesn sens 70 Fort AcHsnTy, st
BsliimeTe. Mrs McCsrrick, after Ter fruiilezs
journey TO Fortress Monroe, with much diff
Guilty obtained permission from 'ths beast to
send z change Of cloihi1R, but be Wouid not
aii3w any communication, verbal or written.
InesEeeTaled ia the psstilenfisl classmates Of
Fort AeHsnry, this noble woman adds another
name 70 lhe galaxy Of heroines that viii forever
adorn the annals Of the South. Sas is suffsring
\ lingering martyrdom sooner shan say aught
thst might damage that csUss which her gallant
step-lather sad three brothers srs engaged in
defending. All honor to Ellen Ran, whcss
name viii be hlsst ssd remembered By future
gensrssions when the beastiy spirit Of her cow
ardly persscutoF 10 sunk in that psTdiGon which
the alOE but sure vsHgeanes of God bss pre-
pared for all such c0ld-hlo0dsd tyraRis as Batter
and his Yankee myrmidons. We pledge ourself
for the truth Of the above statement Of fset5.-
PefsYs51srg Register.
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From the Charleston courierl
1Uo rlIrznRET, Asrra qrFfTp-7v .rtfgar, IA,


4wo HUNDRED AND THIRTY THIRD DAY.
We have nothing important 10 ropors beyond
the continuous shelling OF the city lTom battery
Gregg O0e hundred and twenty shots were
ired at the city during the past tRenty-four
hours ending al halfp2st fge O'Clock Friday.
Tns geslhsT has been too htzy to make dis
linet observation. If the Asek
& very daring and gallant exploit was sxseu-
ted last Monday by SeTgt W. P. Culium and
Corporal e. W. Sehwertz, of company e, I'd
South Carolina artillery, who went within the
ensmy'B pickst lines between MoTIis' and James
islands, and in he iacs Of the toe bToagh: of 8
STANDARD planted in the marsh 70 taunt and IN
suit eur brave and gsllent men.
friend Ia camp OF james island has kindly
70. fdsd as a copy Of the inscriptions found
on ! fsg. They are as follows
BOAT PICKET NoRBIs ISLAND, February
20, IS64-By the Esernsl toe Usi0n must bs
preserved. What do you mean, you grayback
, seoundFels7 Our country one and iHsep arabic
l---. Bill OF fare st the Uaion saloon
Fresh beef, flesh bread, coffee, tea, and the deli
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Faom NEw oalEAss.-Ths MobLla ~

FROM NEW ORLEANS. Mobile 1Yi6
has seen copy of the New Orleans Times
the 17th instant;
Il coBleins no,hirg Of military movements
nasr the city. Il reports Tho capture Of Jack
son by General Sherman, and says shat " the
ight was desperate and prolonged-thss the
rebels fought well, but could not long WITH
stand tho impetuesity Of the Uni0n veterans,
but after very heavy loas, rapidly reirestsd.
Do yoa hear that, boys The Yankse soldiers
efcwing ever you. Il says, further, that "Mirt ~
/ Adsms alone lost two hundred men, Inc
same paper states that " the rebel pfiVAteoi
/ Cumhelsnd ives captured By the DeSobo neai
/ Mobile on the 9Th INST" She bad ysuaoie
| cargo aud five guns, AID is said 70 De fassei
| than the Alsbams."
a "gfsaE mass meeting" of the friends
Michsel Hahn, who is running for governor
wss held as Algiers on the 18Th Inst.
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TTbe people who are now being feeced BY
street peid ar, etc, can possibly stand the press
ure lh.rsy Jays azssE. when prices mus! come
down. TIatis enc comfort cut Of tie cgrTerey
troubles o. the hour. People who have been
a king ten prices flr conuo5iliss Of clothing
and food vii socn see ths tine when they viii
be glad to take oBs prica. Commodities Of
11any kinds are scarce, IS the rssaiE Of W2r and
blockade. Bus money is going to be more
scarce. Whenever that is the case prices ia'l.
Heretofore everybody has wsntsd 20 exchange
their bills lor commodities. The time Is at hald
when they wiz want TO par. with their c0mmed-
issss for mcnaY
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CONFEDERATE PRISONERS. - We would
slate. flr the Information of correspondents, that
Tho C0ulsdeTats pii5oaefs a. JohBson's island
are being removed, in alphabetical order, 10
Point Lookout, Maryland.
We would also state that boxes sent to the
Coafederate prisoners from the South rarely, if
ever, reach those for whom they are intended;
hence it is next 10 useless TO take the trouble,
since large quantities Of clothing end provisions
are eans4ntly being sent % the Confederate
prisoners by ladies in the North, and their con
tents are usually conGsested and never delivered
20 our soldiers at all.-RiehmgHd ERgsiTsT.
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TA correspondents writing to the Columbus
EHgairsr from Stewart county, says; The
csss affecting ths legality Of The imprsasment
Of General TOombs' negroes, 70 work On The
defenses at Savannah, came ef before ths court
in LnmPkin to-dsy (the 22d) The case was
decided in favor Of Gsz. Fcombs, and against
the legality Of the imprisonment I Learn it
viii be taken up to the higher court. General
ToOnbs, some time ago, bad the cffeoT in
charge Of the negroes arrested and the Eegroes
brought back"
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rTbs Richmond Dispatch diBclo5es new
dodge &c keep from being c5nEcrbsd, recently
prscGc-d Some time since proposals we're sd-
vs1tised l5T Carrying the mail between Salem, in
R5anoko county, and Floyd CeuTt House, the
lowest bidder to have ths contract and he to Be
exempted from military services. Among the
lagge nunbor Of bios which were sent in was
one oiFs-i6g to perform the service for one suin-
tilIouh part Of a cent, and several for one cent
/ In lis ssso, however, the lowest bid was thTOwn
/ cut on he ground Of its illegally, and as there
were ssFsral Of the one cent stamp was decided
tb.t itty should draw stgaws to see who should
bsveis A eifzsn Of Rchm0nd was the lucky
/ inaiviF1sl
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1864.
mtes w6yvEn.

The highest market price, either in money
Or subscription, viii be paid foT clean eett0n
az Hnaa rags, white or coloEsd, delivered al the
APPEAL count ng-rSom, Atlanta.
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TELEGR A PHO.


Hntsred scoordins % act of Congress b ne yssr L2
by T. 8. THH&sHER, II ne Clerks ofes Il "a D.
tct 00ur q the Conisdsrato Staten i5r he Hofts.
srn District Of Georgia.
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= During the sham bght between the Ertl-
lsry and cavalry branches Of The local troops Of
Augusta, on Friday last, the latter made
charge, when q discharge CT the Geld pieces was
given Tie SsntiHel says thss amid tho general
s-eilsEsns and fan Of ihs occasion, several gen
Ecnsu were uahorsed and gate seriously in
srrr1
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ON 81. LOUfS, between Fraslzi1a ella hszlilto7
stre5ls q cne cf sA5 Euozt asEt lscIi1na IN tie
CIV sld re travelling pu5ls WI A1e u % ine-E insT
80 70 a.gu fhsrs. The ts3is j. aFgyE turnsasG wa
fbs bs a sac Market s61rda Oaorzsa are iA tAe haba
Of tskinz Persenz rao ssh = $50 3 tAA aease g
o.her lcef. asse3ozc ss5ald - WeA % re4eLs2ef
- .r,s-i,s fdas
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SUIcIDE.--Mrs. somers, the post pislress at
Roses pump, Ga, committed suicide on Sunday
night. No cause assigned for The act. Sup
posed to be insane.
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e,EE-ra- Il r,F-TEEE.

ERErarer G5sG DcasszscF,
TTAS located IN she city e. AriaHz "a, f2r The
pur,1Es % csrrvi iuc On tie % -vs qli1lrs
= - ~ pa fou-e7 5sss .1r CclB'y sf3css.
.usaks- Cascs, W-a4aE sad aLarzas tiatasi 5snd
ro1sIy ems sFeli Jew cry ana >iiTcr7Tare uessAy
makes ard urIs-n-lte1 VIA Ll pslca. Also or
wood for t1-Es ans news aFe7z etc.
O-rera isft zt LaHsass 7F meoos 5sTel.y store
vi receive P-0-pt Sl=-ton- oEds-s iFs1l Z q &c
soiei.rd- teLi III
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EscaPED Capt. G H. Grimes, Of Wayne
Nna,y Team, belonging 30 Gen. F5r1es.s
vEsLd, ssclp5j fon .ho Yankees, near
Cam .'l2-1' 80 - - = = -. I3.o
Teschel '''.9 ~ go - -
b1rg Rec ~l'-a' -4 ls,-'s = - go % 60
Ho was BE- Hg c9-''' = - - C..
te CinenBs i, ans w. ~ ss -. E 49,
niles nom tbs f5zaer place -, :
cars VII ls in rs pid Eso-ion, sad Nueeegasu ~
r,shi,p bis wa through Ohio into eastern
1r.,,.,s-r, MAN g be esne iuto our lines.
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H-A frs occurred in Augusta, on Saturday
morning last Il broke out in house oeeRpiad
hy Mr.. Davis, on Carrie street, between Miller
and D'Antignsc, in that portion Of the city
knownas Canaan, which was entirely Consumed,
tagesher with an adjoining dwelling eceuPed y
NEs Conley. The eurTyoonb aal 5Tvsf nan.
ulActoTy Of Mr.. Qaenisl, situated next 10 BIes.
Conley's tcok Ere and was psriislly eozsumed
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--eErlss - AdEar4isIHE

Al .57srtzs-as1ts VII be sasFgsd tFo dcl azs ara
eAf per razsze saz hs Erz nss5sioasHd sF0 dollars
fer esoa rz5ssqzenL IEzs-tloa-
Loszl uoEoss vi BE- csrrssi a. szs szss G. eftz s.s
PE Ezs,
oeitu-ry rolass charged . tbo rate o. twenty-five
e. per us AL 81 cher ztslss not q Eszsrzl Puse
1.7,ass - asass alvs-sIssulsasz-
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E[ Lent. Bre, SZiBridZo, son e. Gen. SfeeE-
inri5ge, arrived / Richmoa5 On the 25sh, By
Gag Of truce boat.
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RATHER DIM RECOLL LzCTT0a.-A rs1 cruas
into the Collectors Ofiies 70 pay, or rather bee
Cd non The payment Of hrs taxes. IIs ,ts.ed
he had no money, baE upon fbe c5ileelor's iog-
ging his memory COED deal, he believed thai
ne did recollect having deposited s3s 600 fn
bank tsW days since. What conyepIent
thing is memoTy.-Csl Sts.
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eaeies Of the Northern market, st the sign Of the
Eiag OF tho FFes Our terms are sllegia1es. 10
the 0SyeInmsnt thAt you have enjoyed and Be-
ifsYeq How are you, jennie Redt Who're
is B. Hay Give Us a visit, bows as friends
We i0rswesr to greet you, as enemies TO meet
y0u.
The seoessionisis, the copDsThsads, nav tboy
both meet on tho other side Of Jordan.
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FROM WEsTERN FIRGIvIA.

a di7ps.ch from Louisa, Va, says Gen. Gal
lBp surprised Colonel Fsrguson's command in
Wayne county, Western Vuginis, and captured
sky prisoners, eighty stand Of arms, horBes,
e.c. The report says tive hundred Ugion pris-
c1ers were released.
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, February 3-CsstOn closed
sasier. All quotations slightly lower, prices
closing stesdlsr. The Manchester markets
closed very duh, with prices tending dowaWaTd.
B-esdstuffs closed firm, and pricss tTias
higber
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,e following is = copy Of tho congraiuIatory
+ Of The commander Of the post
HEADQUARTERS FoRr JOHNSON, Z
February %, 1884. 5


The Lieutenant Colonel commanding is
pleased to notice ard 10 publish in general or
ders, for the emulation OF the troops a. shis post
tho gailantFy exhibited by SsFgt. " p Cullum
and Corporal g w. Schwartz, of company ''s !, p
I'd South Caro!ias artillery, in going within the
eneTY's picket lines during daylight and briHg-
ing from position some two thousand (2000)
yards beyond Battery Simkins, Tag planted
in the marsh.
The enterprise shown by these soldiers IS de-
Colonel commanding is pleSsod to note e.
By order. Lieut.. Gel YATES
Fayt Jaekson. Feb a. 1864.
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nnca - MIEls.Ea
: TgE.lyBEEDY aaOUEG, !"

s-tLBAN COfTON Ekgs VII 5C3 q ready sale q
l J tbss oaics 81 The nsrEst griee. q liy ai ne
80 APPEAL COIN IEEu Room.
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INAUGURAL AD3RHaa OF TEEE GOV
BRN0g RF L5UHBEAnA.

The In Inauguration OF Governor Alien took place st
Shreveport s short time since. We hnd in the Hissis
he beneat Of our Lou,asua readers who viii Rad
them with interest
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Charleston, The sOdom of the nineteenth esu-
tuTy; Zee fron her ss from the wrath to come.
Return, 20 misguided ehildTsn, and yoa viii be
welcomed - Abrahsm's bosom. A Pziziils
friend requests Captain Chiehester to return 10
his slleeianes and save bis family from eternal
disgface. Ihe Tronsides, Abrzhsm's friend
and the traitors foe. The stEfs aud stripes re-
speeted By The whoio woFld, bat her own rsbsl-
hous sons; return to her folds. Abraham Lin
coin, an konss. msa, in an honest Cause. JEFF
tefs0n Davis, the would be suteeTAt aud founder
Of slsvsocTaey. Taks your choice, JEFF irson the
first, OK Abraham tls fist, and the fssmsns
choice
The following is = copy Of tho congraiulatory
order Of The commander Of the post:
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J. E. BOuhgny. Ez Congressman from Lou
isiana, died IN Was slOn, oa the 20.h
Twenfy-sight Of D lby's men were captured
at Piedmont on the l3.h, By Gregg's command.
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Uzssr sAs ssa aEs stylss y
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-01
FROM FLORIDA
FROM LOUISIANA.

News from New Orleans to the 9th, reports
the en- Sunday previous, Gen. DicE Taylor At
tscke5 the tyoeps opposite Na.chez and ives
repulsed with considerable loss snd driven six
niles. His fierce numbered 3, 900.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
Valuable Farm and Mills
ENOI. sale.

FEvIIE subscriber wishes TO sell his Farm
4 aud Grist and Saw Mills, situated on
Big Saltwater, near Freeport, Harrison
county. Said Farm contains one hundred
and seventeen acres Of good land, on which
there is two dwelling houses, an excellent
young orchard in bearing order, coal bank,
and an abundance Of never failing springs.
a large amount of the land is excellent bot
tom land. The farm is all under a good
state of cultivation. L n'r t-aI g'I 4
The Grist Mill is Il large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind
at oil seasons Of the year. There is an excel
lent coal bBhki ut tile mill door. The mill
has three run of burrs Everything about
the mill is in complete order, and can run at
all seasons of the year. w.
The subscriber will sell theabove valuable
property on, reasonable terms Persons
wishing further information can call on the
subscriber on tho premises, or q. N! Allen,
editor of the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio. 10 aG
ANDREW STEWART.
Freeport, April /, lS63tf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21

ES J. o u j 49, The best Extra Family
Il Flour always on hands.
". L. Smiths best brand, w
Flour and all heavy paclIagosaef Groceries
delivered in town free of charge by
GEORGE Il BRO.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21
PHOTO GRfNpHS S

EsROPRFErNRN MEDICINES.
I NeIFlv All the popular Patent Mc,li-
rIHPs If tie ilay constantly on hand and ior
sale IN JOHN BEALL.
May II, 1854.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-21

G. U q. \ R, d c.,;eeg ~ 1-a
- 20 lIiid3 Brown Sugar. fa$ f
a25 bl,ls N. q. Molasgds,
10 bbls Extra Family Syrup, received
and for sale by GEORGE IL BRO.