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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26
The C-urrene,.

From the Mobile Register
Are people who handle money eli gone mad 2
Has tbs love Of gain so eaten into the hearts nf
traders. and dealers that they have neither eve
nor car, nor sense, nor feeling, for tie general
and public veal and their whole souls are con-
cenpAied on their own personal and selfish ia
teTestl Ih5 astounding folly BOW ia fnlI career
sEoaRd us, about tbs currency. forces these
questions to uttegsncs, and cause rs to doubt ne
saniiy OF the community in which we Iva
Dgn't you see, you stupid dolt who refuse Con
fedeiste notes above Eve dollars, that Won ara in
the same boat With your neighbour II he can
not buy g0er NEST with the currency. how sra
you going to buy dis bread, q his groceries
Like the fool of a dog who saw The shadow Of
the beet IN his mouth reflected ia the stream
over which he was crossing, and dropped the
subsisnce to grasp it, yOn are s fool Of a san,
and ere damaging and regulating and trying
TO ruin the BHlp currency you possess. an is
the support Of which you are Just as much in
ierestsd as anybody else. The man, who nnder
present circumstances aids ia this ridiculous
peuic e, either knowingly or not, an enemy to
10 ht country, and an enemy 70 the eoeietv Of
which he is a psrs. And whys Because, II
man we're to take q bombshell and explode it
beneath The feet Of the community, he coald
NOT do it a erssler damage ihan b. setting So
.psrnicious En example
In tha nams Of common sense, why refuse to
let Il pass now 7 Is any worse, any less val
uabis IS . medium ihsG it was three days ago,
when tho wires brought Us news Of the new
law No man can say SO. Ga the contgA
~, it Is in = better position. Ii is Endorsed By
the Government - an existing debt, interest is
provided TO be paid On It, the treasury printing
press ie stopped, and we are to have no more Of
it. Suppose, again, that the Law is not q wise )
enc Admit 70 tie fullest extent that shs Cen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

SIEGE OF CHARLEsroE-Tss HRndrsd GES
Thi7tistk Day-0us hundred and twenty-lhree
shells were fired at the city during the Last
5weniy-fouT horrs ending hslEpsst i've O'Clock
Tuesday evening The bonbsrdmeut eoptin.
asd vigorously mp to the hour OF closing cur re.
port, at eleven o'clock.
Eleven Yankee pTisonsss arrived in The city
Iessdsy sv6niDg, and registered their names on.
ne provost msTshafs books. Three Of them,
Capt. J.B Miehsnfy, Corporal Jas BsiisV and
Private Eli ShalenbergeT, Ssh Psnusylvsnis.
were captured in the fight on Whitua1sh island,
nssr Savannah. Ths other eight are Yankee
doseriels from the 7ih Cenneciieut, 47th and
lis h New YORK.
Two shots were fred Il Fort samser Monday
night, bothof which struck
TRo Of the Yankee picket boats wers disco7
cred Tuesday morning lowering around within
I'VE hundred yards Of the fort. They may re-
pest that experiment yet once too often.
We have no ohsng0 10 notics in the p~oaiiioB
of the nest-CoQrisT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26
UsrruplIsn Of LIno0la,. Aam,v.,r.,..

Ossraptiea Of Lincola's ADMINISTRATION.
4 Republican journal. which gees the Adolf.
to programme sl The way through, is, never
th'lsss,- sufficiently independent of party TO
mike tho following confession:
lei TO-DAY that the Government i in moTs ssg-
get nom The corruption among its officials than
Tram the power Of the rebels. Rascslitiea com
naisied oy officials, not only discourage he De9-
Pith 0u5 have q demsfaiiziug eff ct upon society.
Atu YET TIE Administrator oTgsns would have
ihD country to continue this corru1t sfsts If
things.
'rao Springfield (MAss) RsprB9isas, an AID.
ministraten newspaper say.
,NeAaeE me Administration, nor its party, can
stand undOr the load Of this rank corrrniia1
There is no need Of it. Il IS not lhsir load IN
less they make i. 50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

We % to press without anything rom the
trent In Northern g psgis, later than the iuislll.
esncs conveyed By he dispatches rees'Veo =
midnirht 10 70 ds hour tho train left psssen-
GERS report severe lighting having beer going
On ali day. without eithor side gaining any ap-
parent sdvAntage. The dispatches srs SsFslei
hours later.
A rumor Is prsva ent on the streets a. noon 70
day that tie Fsdfrd general commanding
THOMAS, bad been killed, but We presume hefe
;s no foundation for il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

ASoIHER ksCAPADE OF YAsKFE ps4so-
Shs-between three and four O'Clock $50
Gay ~sfzsrnoon. The Yankee d~eserters eorfrs5 =
me Ds1eriers Prison, opposite Castle Thnn5s-
cur through The partition Of their quarters. and
eatefinR ne basement, Yrenchsd away ssversl
u ths ron bars securing he window. Twenty
leo q them s1ccasded ia s-cayiug through the
aperture before 10 discovery vas made. An
s1st1es eaeso onEged on The part If The guard
AID citizens, and sixteen Of hen were re-fsbe7
Ritein sight Of the prison. They we're confned
~ he0celfs ard extra preeaufion exercised.
Inc guatd HeIe ia .EuTsuit Of 0lhsrs-Rish.
EzGmixsT. 22d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

HORRIBLE BARRARrY TO Our PRIsoNERs
The following paragraph from = Northern pa
PER win explain how SONS Of onr faint heart,
ed prisoners in the North have been iupeIled
by torture, and death as it were, to take the oath
of ~AllegiAncss
From the Albany August
Some Of the Southern prisoners who passed
through on Sunday, on their way east, having
volunteered for service in The United s,ates
navy, were Actually barefoot, aud il thaleondi-
ton were compelled to cross he rider on tie ice.
The Sieissrsn, noticing the fact, says;
They were IN & very destitute condition.
Many Of them wesa without eoais, hats aud even
shoes. AS tbese men have taken she oath Of
allegiance, and become part and parcel Of or
naval force, we cannot understand why they are
not made comfortable. To ask men to walk
bsfefeoted across frozen rivers, as wa dous IN
this city yesterday, IS what we never expected
TO sec the American people tolerate towsrds men
who have just sworn f ieliiy to the old Gag. Il
was s sight 80 move The most callous 10 pitg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

CHAReED WITH HoBsE STEALINs-oa last
Aondty a party Of The 6sh Texas rangers ar
rested in Cedar Town, tho following named per-
sons, charged with horse stealing, and on TusE
day turned hem over to Col Cameron, the pro
vost marshal Of Rene: }. II. Price, citizen Of
Polk county; J. W. Wight, W. CARTS, COM
psuy a, Isl Ga. caFalIyi w. SEiRuey, II.
Bone, company L. Alb Ca. cavalry. These arc
said 10 be a part Of a regularly organised elan
that has been doing an extensive business ia
!" their line. r-Reme C0H7isr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

THE Wool ~ISTgREsF or VIRGINIA Tie
GeneLal Assembly Of Virginia has passed q bill,
designed 10 foster aid promote the wool inter-
ests Of Virginia. Tie act prohibits The sale Of
sheep for mutton, IS vel as the buschering at
home with he view Of sending the meat to mfr-
kst, under a penalty Of $50 for each shsep 80
killed. The owner Of a dog which, upon proof
before a magistrate, has killed his neighbors
sheep, il made respOisible to such owner for the
loss sustained The master is irresponsible when
his slaves deg has Billed snOther's sheep. A
similar law should be on tho statute books Of All
tho States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

A GLORIOUS GIRL An incidsn. was related
70 Us the Other day that speaks more eloqusutly
than WORDS Of The spirit and dsSotion Of our
southern woaen. Upon the sTTiYal Of the
troops St Madison, seut to reinforce our army in
East Florida. The ladies' attended At he depot
with provisions and reGgshments for the deien-
dsTs OF their homes and coaniTy. Among the
brave, war worn soldiers who were rushing to the
defence OF our State, there was, in one Of the
9sorglA regiments, g colder boy, whose hare
test were bleeding from the exposure and fs-
agUs Of the march. Oneaf the yeurg ladies'
present, moved by the noble impulses Of her
seq. took the shoes OF her own feet, made the
suH Tlng hero put them on and walked houe
herself bsreiootsd. Boys, do you hear that 2
VIII you let this glorious girl be iusulsed anG
Wronged by Yankee rufil Nsvar4 Where
ever Southern soldiers are suffering aud bleed
ing for then country's freedom. lesthis incident
be told iar = memorial of Lou pAyloy, Of MRdf.
son county Tallahassee Foyidian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

kaip on TALLAHAssEE-rbs Tailshassss
HofidiaR Of the 20.h saw. We bsve reesivr5
adsaee8 Of 3 character that lead ne = bsIisvs
thst me suemy c~oniempiafea raid on th;s civ
aud vicinity IN q short time. Our eifzeas sbouid
MAKE every preparation % meet it.. We nust
nave tIoops ior he protection Of car city, and
8e believe II Cur e~itiEsns. seconded By Gov.
1llton, WI i ready and anxious to co-onsrsto
Hfh them for this purpose, viii make proper
appAeatlsn, arrangements viii be made 10 fur-
nlsa thsni. Let no this important daiy BE- ne
slectea until i Is too late We are within eight
houIs Hds OF The coast. With arms and ana
m9niiion IN abundance, We should beatir ou--
selves = have ~eYoIyihiaE ia readiness to givs
me raiders q warm Reception. This il not Tia
laIguig3of panie, ba5 Of s0bsz caution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

REMOVAL OF NoE-ComBATsgTs-we ara
gfsthsd to Aunounee that ample pTsparEtisns
have besn made 70 provide for the DOOR ron
CONTESTANTS Of this city Their removal will be
provided for, together With an ample supgly Of
iood and shelter. We again urge upon al who
do not or cannot participate in the defense Ct The
city, to get ready and leave for the interior at as
an early q day as possible. Col. Garland Goods
has been selected on the part Of The city Of
Aobile, aud Col Boiling. Of Gsinsviils, BY Goy.
Watts, who ara charged with immediately
erecting the houses and providing the food.
They have the money.-Aobiis RsgisssT..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

ADJUF4NT AEp TssPEcTORaEsEBaL,s OFFICE 2
Richmond Va Ja1uary "a. 1854.
Special Order No. 1e1
UPON appiissti0n Eads By enlisted msa. wish raiis.
fsesosz eyiasnes hat hey entered lie ssrvies. OF
have 81 shy time belonged 70 ne command q Bsirz.
der GsnsrA John T. Morgan. sHs are now serving ia
co5pAniss others thab hose 10 which hey s~rielraliY
enlisted conna1dirg generals srs hereby directed 10
transfer such men 70 Gen Rosgsus command With
orders 10 repoEt7o I'm FOR a-sIgausat
By sOmmaad q he Secretary o. War.
JOHN WITuERS,
Assistant AdirtEut Gsusrsl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

~ An injunction has been placed upon
DanbuTys Conn to prevent the payment Of the
SEQ thousand seven hundred dollars Incurred IL
hling ths quotas also to prevent She holding Of
any morn town meetings to appropriate money
for Y0lusteeTs. Pie injunction, It Is declared,
WAS sigHsd by men Of all parties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

RECAPTURED-Ihe Selma RepOTtsT learns
that the eleven YANKEES Rho escaped frem tho
prison Il Cahaba 4 short iime siaee, have all
beer ~rscsptuTed and sra Bow safe in their old
quarters. They escaped 9 Ia John Morgan, by
digging q tunnel rhxty feet through soft sand
and thoD crossing the river. Afterwards they
stole ten mules and = horse from Mr.. Matthews
and started for Ponsteola.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

foS 4. saasy are eerlsinly pressing upon DaL
=. = i9lee. Fighting secured wednesday
nhs without important result.
ls1g Vas Eecammeaesd vastsrdav
~ t. "a ne attack was cereal Iii siony
~ ~ las pressure ass 80 Esavy non orr
sasr ss.s,g 80 May' pit tina enemy asfnsIiy.
nal pesAion re0tcupied. Tae go Z e.sl-
Rsbsi, 26ih PhogfossmE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

MISSISSIPPI -Ou: Mobile and Selma e1-
changes, received thai morning, are almost bar
rem OF EeWH fem tht seat Of war in their front
The Dispatch Of Tie 24.h has one paragraph
which ssys the Yanltee front has been lost IA
Mississippi and ouly the following in addition
NOTHING additional from Il e 'front.' except con-
frmation of lest niglt'a rspoYts. Ths enemv
have taken The back track Tho Nob;Ia sna
Ohio railroad is clear tom Mobile Al 0Loiors
Ualsss the horses Of Generals Lse And Forrest
give ont we may look for reports al imsortsnt
captures Of YANKEES ioon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

FROa WmTMARsH-Ths enemy have al
left this island. Yesterday Cur pieksis captured
the ~eolonei's orderly, who vas lefs on The island.
He wat brought to The city ia tie sftsrnooB.
Ger pitksts slse discovered two small boats
NsDs. 2Ih.
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Ai Hha Slontns 81 the HEaIIa.
BY 6eeIgia rsilIoad-Due daily a. "a PM
Close daily Al 5 pm
By Macon and Western railroad-Dus daily
st4e. N. Close daily ct ) P n.
By Western and Atlantic TkilrOad-Dus daly
q 240A n. Caoss daily st 8 p II.
By Aasnts and West Point TsiIroad-Duo
daily At a Close daily al 3 I. N.
Once Hours-Open At s A. n Gloss a. 1 p.
d. open At q P. n oioso st6P.M
SHnday-Opan al SAN eloss At 0AN,
oPsn a. 3 P. H. elise at 6P. n.
THOs C. HOWARD. P 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

~ Ansng tie refugees from Norfolk, Uhe
recently ilTived a5 Petersburg, Virgins, vas a
little child eighteen months old. who had never
locked urcu its lafher's fses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

TIE liYEs-rhs iva dollar notes had brief
reign, siid scme who were eTazy after them yea
to-day hsve subsidized today. After 8 brief re-
spite, they arc to share the fate Of their brother
PROMISES 70 psy Of larger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
biz Register
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I'D.
$3.50 REWARD.

DAH AWAY, from she EsoHah Iron works On or
II asoas he 7ih instant he following dsseabaa
NECROSIS
UM. Ebout thirty Yeas 81 age, very black. ia18 ~
QUE leg. ana Weighs ous hundred aEd fitFsiK puEndE
BASIL, tTsn.y-drs years Of asa black aaa WsiE7s
about enc huadred ana fcrfT paunds-
HAHP. s5Cut eishtss1 yesrs Of age, very c7eEs
and weighs beat one mnsred end siatT uonnll
TIE shove reward via be paid forthe apprehension
end delivery n sasd Hsgr0aa al this place q the usar-
est faH-or Htv dollars raTETd Cor sny one Of theu-
Wa. r. QUlNBT.
Vie -frFEdsut.
fsso IN EtoWab ~ and II Con1anv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

y Senator Or expressed the opinion in
Columbia, S c., ths other day that about go
600 men would be sdded 30 the army by lie
new military bill, aod q revenue and funded
debt Of 5000 COO 00 be received and created by
be currency and tax lsas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26
J. w. Ell. UNDERWOoR.
Attorney at Law.

Georgia.
EEiOa over 2. l. EduzEdY's sssrs, WlltshaB
Particular E.tsuton paid 70 al kn5s o. esuvsFsr-
eng counsel aaFics, etc. OEcs lcu-a Eon b ~
zud 2 20 8
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

A KEW MISSISSIPPI DAF8T AID OFFI0E OF
1RMY INTlL BIaEECE-
just established a. Atlanta. 9as q dsp0l and oHes on
the plan Of the one stl kept up o. Rissuo1s. "a Al
pseEagis, goods. elothia7 sie, for II sissi2PanI in
The army q TeHnsssaa, osnb be ssrt 30 NJ care marked
Mrsisalppi Depot. Atlanta ard nil be held fer OF
conveyed 10, the psrslHs for Wh3m they are Intended.
TIE ofeers and p vaiss Of Mississippi aEd as far ss
uas.isab's these Of Eilscud, Ten-ss &c. Texas md
Arkansas, win aad a place Of safe deposit fof taeir
extra baggage, free Of charge. We bsg or frieHdsin
The army 10 furnish this oaies with az lame Of killed,
voaaasd and BissiaT. and any i~nfsu7Eien chat vii
"a t. reader 0~uEsslves ussfaI 70 cur soldisra
aoasy and Tsla1bie l~sstersah ud DO sem. by express
or by g reliable person, il prasgcasie.
C. K MARSHALL
General Agent for he State Of Mississippi.
. @. r. HIcKLs Asisisnt.
2. SHE Depot Is near the corner o. WhtehsH
Mitchell tzssis. sign Of Mississippi Depot
fs2f Iws
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

a Gen BssuTegrd has prohibited the far
ther expectation lrouts3uth Carolina Of subsis-
tsnes or forage supplies for other than strictly
military uses, uithout express authority from
his h%eAdousTtera.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

Er Tau hoiel pFoPrseso1s Of New York are
prspcsipg to organize = special hotsl police,
to pEoiest tie travelling public rom the PFC
f~essioaal sastpers and thieves WAC live upon The
plunder they levy npon Strangers
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sOUTaERN ExPREss
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0FEIcE S0uTHEEs EIFREss CoaFxEr1
Atlanta Ca. February u lse4.
nv UCH complaint berg msds Of he dslaFz By nis
IL oompsay In forTareilg merchaudza.I - ~
sEncied % adTsrtss that tE1 rules q De Company -
Ae RAJ HoTsrn1ens sasu axe precedence
ever 81 oinarls EDs uezt il order. package fcrrsrdea
4lulenes Or fafoclitl1na 20 cEeers or ssidiarr ln ms
held Or hospital Tie 05ssTgs1cs 81 Lis rufs to-
sellef HHALAie1 aaeliaes for ra1spoualau, usesE
sEuiy cause asly IN ihs orsardnE Of uaekarsr irr
merchants ana otherz JA BORN. Jr. Agent
OFFICE s0uTHERs ETFEEss Co1PAzr.H
AuEussEs Ca, February p l6fA
Legal notice Is hereby given 70 81 ooncarnsE that
Pero1s who ship Packages con.aiaiuE sparta, niueE nr
~eoraiais, without i~afsrninz our aEsutof ths acf. wnI
no. Be eutilsd % nor viii thsy reeeiFa the bsleGt q
T~ausiou-
Spirits, Einaso o. oEdalsw1 not be f5rFardsdbyfl8
Company excspt under spseizlC oniraet.
AMEs SHUTTER.
buperilfeuda1t and Acting Preslsr1
J. n. BoEE. AGENT. Auau-a-Ga FbIafw
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Erwin the sgion Of two engines lefE *
Vicksburg by order Of Gen. Psnberton, it is
stated, that the Memphis and Ohio Rairoad
have lost no enginet or stock since The war be-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

~ Gen. Robert Vance, Of North csFolire,
recently captured ia East Tennessee BY lie
FsdsTAls, is at Camp Chase, Ohio, enjoying
good health snd doias 80 well IS could be ox-
pected uader tie circumstances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

r Rev. Moses T. Hoge, Of Richmond, Vir-
ginis, is delivering Z series Of lectures il Co
South Carolina, for The benefit Of soldiers
IN The Confederats service cut Of from their
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

CUsEcs FOR BAGGIRG.-It seems to Us
hat If reports from Mississippi arc correct me
Federal cayslry force in North MISSISSIPPI s IN
rather A pscsrous position. Completely routed
a. Okalona. as STATED in the latest dispatch from
Damopolis, With FtGrest in their rear and Lee
in front. moi g man Of lhcn should esospe We
have heard a gTslt deal about "~baggingi =
s-uce the commandment Of the war. and hops
he splendid opportunity now presented VII not
be lost sight Of
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KENNEDY house y


IN ST. LOUIS betHssn Erenkln and Hamilton
" sr-s.s. Is 51s q tia most pieaszas locations Ia o.
Say ard iks t-aveAnz paste viii 6az 3 10 t5ai- inter-
sss 10 stop ibecs. The taaia q ssTays f1rrs1sd vita
is 1et he m1rkff a13rd9. Gzhneu ere "a ths hahi-
Of taxing personz who Wish 70 stop a. ttls h0assz To-
otssr places, thsgeiors Is WQEd ps.9sa 70 r-snsn6sS
Milesaasas. Lass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

81 MIS-, Jennie Graves, Of Norfolk, having
subscribed the Federal oath, as she said after
wards. 10 saVs property, has been sent S9uth By
BEST Batter. He wants the property
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

y The Charlotte Railroad has received per
tons Of the rolling stock Of tie Richmond and
Dsnvile, Selma, AMI Memphis Ohio and Rail.
roads, and IS now one Of the bsst equipped
roads IN he Canle1etAey.
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EN- CIR a WIN CT
80. y.

EHgraUer and BessgsIer,
IT as located n he ssg % AtIznfa ca. for Ia
II purpose q carrying o. TIE above tu7irss1
oeIl1.e1 sl4n-1a loussl, seaia for eolntY cE5es,
Banks 0heeEa Wedding and Ad6Tsas Plstea hand-
fomsy engraved JeEelY and SurerTEFs nsafIV
marked and Oruaueufsd with dsspaieh. AZ. On
Eooc Ter books and us0s5sperE ese.
yaasss lslt e Laasasa o. Wsod's JoHelEtors.
~ 5eesifs Pfompi attention Crdazs irsm a dates GO
-1ii%r+ faIT I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

= The churches a Norfolk and Portsmouth,
VirgiRis, have all been taken possession Of By
the Fodorals, who aave directed that the pews
are to be fee for the negro soldiers, who are 70
occupy sss,s with sLa whites, and any person
Disappearing Of the same, by word, lock OF
gesture, viii be arrested and imprisoned. Il the
pastors Of The churches refuse TO o~ffciase, Yen
kee ministers tlBe heir places and the congre-
Cation forced to support them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

- The city council Of Columbus has passed
an ordinance declaring that if the outstanding
bonds and coupons If the city, which are due,
are not presented iOr payment by the 25th Of
March prox, tbs city viii only hold Itself liable
ioT the payment Of the same in 4 per cent bonds.
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HE1rQEAArEE MORGANG GAVALHT.f
Dfcsfur- Ga, February p 1854.
N PaFszanes o. the stove orasE.I hereby sal on
ny men who are serving vita ether commands, to
@s proper steps 20 BE- sszi farzara to tasss
1s-a9asrisra without delay. asd sanea1dlug oaesrs
- "nen they aSs nor serving are ssrnsstIy re-,
f-a''a % 1sna iheir aastauss 70 fael1iats ne IN sha
J.H E0Ea4R,
Bdsl2sr-Geus-sI O. s.
Asla teaisdE1 MoEfgcmsy Adru-ass-
s1a EtehneHd Enqu-rsr iessrf are
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= The cfhco of Ar. DeBow, general agent
Of the produce loan for Mississippi and East
Louisisna, Is temporarily removed to Selma. BE
viii remain there until April.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

y OE exchanges gensraIy snnou1ce n
advance Of prices On he frst operation Of tbs
Currency law. This wsS expected, but rsac
ton viii Ioon take place. Very soon money
VIII be anything ba. = drug. By ahe tine one
third is taken eff the value Of al tnss-1ry noIes,
and The taxes Of $40 years are collected in one.
Psy maHi-ssxss, By the way, so heavy as to BE-
really forced ioau-money will be anything
but plentiful Lsrgs Plumbers Of people have
liale cash On hand. These viii ST. have TO sell
properly 20 rsias ibe mesus Of paying tsxes
ana much vii be thr9sB into uarksi 81 reduced
prices aad much Of tdis viii be the produce Ct
country now held back. Prices viii de
eioe' aud the most promising sgvculstiors
shrvel INTO iosses. There is q better day eon-
ing lcr the ms-ses
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

~ Tie Gibbons House. at Savannah
nearly destroyed BY Gre, on Friday mornins
Iass,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

T Ths Yankees asge at last cauehs the f..
yoriLe blockade THaner Pct, OF WILMINGTON
That steamer had made successful voyages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

2 The MississiPPiaH thinksit queer that the
President should approve a bill to establish a
horse iEfrmary, and veto the bill to establish an
infrmsry for disabled soldiers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-26

EDITORIAL C0HYESTIoE-Al editors OF
weekly papers in GsOrgis are requested TO meet
in MHleigevile on the ID day of March. R
N Orms, So, generously invites them ell 70 be
MS guests during tssir stay.