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

n Hutchinson, tho notorious eopnsoIieiter,
says ihe NissisappiGH. who was arrested in
Northwestern Mississippi, last spring, and tined
Ia Jackson bafors tho Confedersto Commission
er, aud sont to he Raymond jail, and afiers
wards, on socount Of The troubls1s times that
fell upon that section Of our country, traDs-
ferrcd. by order from Richmond, to Mobile for
sale keeping, les been discharged ftom custody
on wiit Of hAbess corpus, by Mobile eouIl,
and has made his way to the enemy at Vicks-
burg, who're he is now acting in the cspscity Of
Federal detective. lie knows the country
aud many Of The people, and more danger
Gus man is not out Of Jail. Ire is capable OF
working our people much injury, aud should
have bad Lynch law melted out to him, rather
thsn to have been allowed to escape.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

A TowE DESTROYED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
We reg1e. TO hear from gentleman VINO
reached PetetoTsburg on the irsin from Weldon
yesterday. hat when be passed through War
saw on Hondsy morning. iaat town vas IN
fame. aad thal tbs p-cbiba itfs were, not q
bali6iug would eseapo the fury of the element.
Tao frs oecnrrcd at = late hour Suu3sY night
in q Isrge stEble owned kY pg0prietors oi1he
Stage lino running between WARSAW and Fay
elteTille, and as purely aceidsnisL The large
hotel snd al TIE other buildings in the plses
we-a sb'sxs WREN cur Informant passed
Warsaw IS q thriving village cf Balin cously.
n Z and situated directly On lie Wilmington
aud Weldon railroad, twenty miles frcm Gosds-
boro', snd Eiiy-fye from Wilmington Il was
partially destroyed late in the year 1892 by
party Of Yankee raiders who sailed out fTon
Newberu.-I's I's;srsbarg E1pTsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02
- ALhRAMA RnGImRNr.

EDITORS APPEAL; At a meeting sf the officers and
men Of the 22i Alzbsns regiment, Isld their reg
mental parade ground, Jsnusry 26tb, 1864, motion
Of Lieut. Bndly the meeting organized by calling
Lieut. Col. B, X. Hsrt to the ehsr, and resges,ins
segt. .Nsi. J. L lockwood and Segt L. }. Parks, com
panY l. to act az secretaries
The chairman on assuming hia position explained In
few words the object of lbs meeting whefeBpon, en-
motion Of Capt Cowsn. a eoHmi.tee OF Eve, to wit;
two ofcers one non commissioned ofeer and two pri
Yates were appointed by the chair TO prepare
lions expressive of The Of the meeting. The
chairman appointed on said committee, Capt jim D.
Martin, eonaaay +. chslrInsui Capt. u. ", Henry
company X seEl G W. Smith, company sB Private
e W. Harris, company !; Rdyste JHmes MoOre com
psny X who after retiring short time, returned and
reported through heis chsrnaa the following resolu.
tiOnE
l. Rssoiued That we the officers and men Of the 82d
Alabama regiment q infantry do hereby express our
unfa,srng devotion 10 the Of country that
We hereby declare our arm sdbsrenee the principles
upon which We rst entered Into this war Of indsPsnd
enes and expi sss readiness TO endure every phsA
iion 70 make any sacrifice aud brave any dangers, II
defense Of those principles; homes loved ones, and
our native lard.
2 That we hereby express our dsierHlnsslop 70 70
main in the service Of our country to the end Of III
war, or 50 long as abe msy need our services unde
whatever rules and regulations our GOyernmess ma!
Determine.
,. That viii never, under any Circumstances, uE
der the pressure OF any rsEsrEes; in View Of a..
odds brought agalpss or any suiisriugs OF pfiVs
lions We may be called upon endure ia the saere
cause entertain the idea Of base submlsdon ts thes
who would degrade beneath tbs level Of slavery.
l. That, appealing to tbs iusinsss Of our caass
Him who rueth amosgst the nations Of 1sD, eonl
IDENTIFY place the issue IN His hands, aud will readily
forward IN The cali Of our country and our dnty.
After reading the resolutions Capt Martin proesede
to explain the object and intention of lhs same, with
ssvg appropriate encouraging aud patriotic rerasrk
Al The close Of which Capt Cowan arose not to dssn
ths resolutions but slnlply 70 eadorEs lhe saus, e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

Dispatch 10 the Associated PreEs, North
WASHINGTON, January IA special dis
patch 10 the New York TTibHHs, says about one
thousand Tebelli0us Sioux were fleeing from the
Union army in Minnesota. They are causing
much trouble in the vicinity Of Sslkirk, British
America. Some time ago permission was asked
Of the British Government to cross the line
with cur troops, to prevent such outrsges The
permission vas declined.
Gov. Canning, foTrssTly of Utah, on spply-
ing for his last years salary, was no tined by
the United States treasurer that he should not
psy him unless hs took the oath OF allegiance,
inesmneh ss he had been charged with dis
loYk5tY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

A HORRIBLE AssAsSINATIOE.-A murder
was committed on the fernando road, SIX miiea
from the city, isst Friday. Soma negroes sus.
paeied W P Griffith Of having q sum Of money
on his premises, aad repairing 70 his dwelling
called hipa cut aad shot lin. His daughter.
diyining their mission, escaped cut Of back
window wi.A the iaopey, and sos away upper
coiYed Mrs Gril5 IA was erucliT beaten hy the
tends IN order % make her divuiEs the hiding
place Of the treasure. They finally, afssr sew
eTal iuefsetual attempts 70 unesrih the cash,
decamped There is soms prospects ttal they
may be caught. The unfortunate 1au died Al
most Instantly after re was shoi--AsmYhls
BHllsiln, jan. ID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

FooTPADs They have their highWaynen st
Lagrange as well IS we. A day or two ago
two OF inTes fellows, wearing The Federal uni
form, stopped party Of three. one lady and
two gentlemen, Miss Hart and Mr. Austin
The ether paTty'5 Lsms We eculd not learn The
rCbbers on stepping the parties demsaded their
money, bat they were entirely non-plussed BY
the sady. who presented q pistol and ted the
scsmps if ths,y did n0s iccamp insianier, she
wculd blow .heir brains tc atoms. They were
SO entirely Disconnected By this bold movement
thai tie rest Of the PARTY had time to recover
thcir felEpos5sssiOn. Tbs w0uid-bs robbers
sere finally glad TO escape with whole skins
MsmDkiS Bstisiis, JahugTg 10.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

LA CONTRA sBAEDIsTA.-A party q four gen
tlernen went through the lines towasd Holly
Springs, FIidAy evening, ard bad rot preceded
three. uusrters Of o miis beyond he picksts,
when ihree men, mounted On magniheeBt horses,
dashed into he road rom some by-pafh. They
we're dressed Ia black ovsIcoRts, and were armed
with The gefy BEST cavalry earbines and navy
rsvslvers The horses were loaded down with
bags and bundles Of gocds that bad been pur-
chased here IN Memphis and smugglsd through
tho linas. Tb cavaliers, ss seen as they sax
The party Of gentlemen stopped and suthafifs-
lively ordered them 10 "balt Al soon a.
they bad Slapped 'ho i5I5Wing c0nYensaiioa
took ace
Are you Just froa town."
1--WE are"
Have you late paper ."
A BHllstia Wss given 70 each OF them.
Have y0u anything 70 drink 2"
A bottle OF whisky was handed over
'iGood evening, gentlemen Eou VIII please
not mention this occurrence.
At this hey rode e. They were al Tse0s.
nizsd as former eitizsus Of Memphis, and vera
rsmeJ respectively Gross, Blaiock and Wilson.
very large tfa10 of this character is con.
s.antiy being carried oa--Msmpkis Bsilsiis,
I7lk VIZ.
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goBT. a. CRAWFORD,

late Crawford Frazer - Coz
~ svlsgs purchased iko Interests q laY late co
il parfaefE viii coni5nue iie AftffNe Dta'-s-H -
nv SLAVE MATT Psaeliree fiEeet
Eapsrienee Of many yeas enables lag - 81 70 Wy
-rs a d selerz - their gdTantsfe.
7erfies having Nerroes for GEie, or OILERS Flthiue
sos-rchass. viii aud heir iniereEt iE ny nsaaer o
dora hufineaI- dealing On The square. ~ ss-el y
sseqaalasanCe and numerous orders seeaf's APeSuJ
aElsE --
Calh sdFsuces and other accommodation 70 FAsO-
EER THaDEsls a. heTetofore.
Parties out n the city sending me Negroes ~ TAI
,-ras u-lH i'd nv Cd Portcra aAa5reH' and "An1o-
RCBT A. CRAWFORD,
save DealHrs
sa11Ir Isschf rec street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

Orr For THE FIELB.-Gsn. Morgan prob-
sbly l4a Richmond for this place Wednesday,
nornirg. we judge from the foEloWing para
graph ia the Seztizsl Of Tuesday;
We understand that Ger. Morgan viii leave
this city tc-mJTTUH m3TRIpg for Dalton, Ga,
where lis cOE3msnd is Tspidly organising We
are pleased 10 stats that lie has received a
large number Of recruits, and that his troopers
are 5ei1g equipped IN ibs meet substantial
manner, and viii give good account Of them
selves IN a short time. Oar readers nay ere
long anticipate chsering news from Morgan
and ms man"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

heartily consar In the remarks Of Capt MSrsain and
a.o 10 ask before the vote wss saken ths, there be
any individual in the sl.smbly who dssentsd from
could and the slightest objection TO- the resolutions
be would rise aud make known tbs same. Thoro
being 10 OBI setlou on rsoilon Of Lsut Broek ths
solutions unsnlmOusIy adopted. with the szsep
Ton OF Ave or six discerning votes.
On motlon the msstlns adjJarned
B. Il. HART Chairman.
J. /. LOCKWOOD, a....,
/. J. Parks, SsereiAfies'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

The railroad bridges, crossing the HolEtcn
and WataugA rivers at zJllicohsr and Carter
depot says the RegiItsT, have been completed,
and the road placed in running order to Green
vile The Telegraph understands that it will be
repAired as fRr down as Morristown in a few
days The 6rsl msii train since the lat Of Sep
tombcr, 1868. reached J0nssboro' on tic path
Of January, 1864
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

k1 uay RE8llO Man BEGEY. a5oui tEeniy-hT
T--rs I'd 6Te feei eigh. CO teu iuci 80 high eePpu
eor1n-esan, weighing about one hundsea and eiEbfy
Tounds Il ID when b. seii an lid pike straw has.
- Rlecu uiankef eoEt, lLucl uo-n. Uih pay the
above reward fer d de Frt aIy a'l 30 thai ean
80 lire Asdress GEO. j. HDWaKD,
Medicsl Prrvsyo-8 UldcH.
4fisEta (f l.
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~ The Dsmoesaiie State convention o.

~ The DsmoeEaiie State convention OF
meeting at Concord, n H, on the Oh alt.,
passed tho following resolution;
Rss0lUsd. That the freedom Of the ballot
maat and ha. be maintained sacred and in
vi1is be; sud that We, the Democracy Of HsW
HllpshIs viii unto with our brethren q
other S.siss, By force 1f arms if need be, in re-
distance 70 every attempt from whatever
souree It may como to oTerruu, OF abTi6ge, By
msHscos or direct intoIf-TsEce By military force,
the indepsndeEeo and purity Of tie ballot-bor
in the ensuing elections. State and nationals
and . this end Hs pledge each % the otlsEs snd
10 cur brethren Of other States, cur lives, toI-
tunes. and sacred borors, beiug firmly resolved
10 msiniEil a. ell hszsrds cur rights a.
ireo and patriotic eltizsns u ihe Amerlean
Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

4 YASKEE RAID-We leaT4 from Mr..
Skaggs, the gentiemaniy nail agent On the
Alabsms aud Tennessee railroad, that large
force Of Yankees, Supposed 70 number about
eight housSnd, have creased the Tennessee
Iiver near Gunnerevfits. Tie Cbjse. Of the raid.
no doubt, is tho destruction Of ihs iron works
in Cherokee county. We have 10 doubt hus
that s.eys have OF viii be taken 20 give them
q "bla0dy welcome % hosPissble grsEe5."- -
Hissis5iggiai, .JaaHaTy 80.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

Y The ra-snlisting goes on cheeri0giT and
glorisusly smc1g our brave soldiars aa0 srs-
now closing fheir term Of three years seIviee.
50 lar as we haze seen. the cases Of Ts-eniist-
meft have been ia regiments from Tennessee
and A Aabamt Whist beautiful contrast to
the sriTit OF want cf spirit exhibited By those
who have enjoyed q cheap and profitable sI-
emption by substitution, and sIe now seeking
continued exemption under cover Of ofiess OF
case Charleston CeETisT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

~ Au English paper. speaking Of tie
possible appearance Of Russian loan in he
l,oiidon market, says its financial speeulascrs
would le1d money to cat the throat Of Poland
Ei;houg the least eompunetiOn,'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

CHARLEsTos, February L--Oas Lasdred and thirty
shols wers arsd a Fort sumtsr yesterday q vh'eh
one hundred and fourteen struck 10 casualties at ne
fort
The boubardraeuio o. ite eiy continues steadily. Ons
huudssd shels were fred up g 5oeloek ihs evening.
since which the frHg has been more rsPid Two per.
s1rs vera uBsh.ly WoHaded
ere broke ols on Commercial Ehsrf hif af.zrnsea
which dsstroysd rosy OF eo,tsn fsst7rs offices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

r. Whether NsximiliAn will accept OF re-
fuse the Mexican crown is esgerly disputed by
the Eurepean press; some assert that Span
ish prince will be Cffsred she place, with France
and Spain guaranteeing his security.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

committed By persons belonging 10 the army of the
Oonfsdsrats States. Referred to the committee oa
Military Affairs
On motion Of Nr Iares cf Tennasssa Ebe 4ousa fhe-
went lnt0 secret session
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Pelnale College.

49,, FGIl TERM ClcaeH On the 2sih keo usry
49, spin. term cpsua % ihe = b fe6raay
and closes s9ih july besses-- ~ ''- -'i wv D'e
..iotiing ezcers in extreme sfascs-
BoIrd ssld lai.icl or ioTF in lf hilee lLlee aue
81 - Rag JESS WOOD
eis-s Presidea
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N.r,hern nInrEes Reperls.

From the Memphis Bulletin January l9J
MEAPHIs January l9, 1864 4-There was more buoy
sncy 10 she market ysssrdRy thsn has been observed
Tor some days previous. There quite large
Der Of sales with prices lightly adys ced Tor tho upper
grades Receipts l4s bssH by Rose Hamilton; 209
bales By Olive BrAneh-tota $40 bales. Shipment 1850
bs'es % the Glendale sDe some other lots the Com
fusrelsl, number bales not reported
Currency vas plenty yesterday than i bss been
forsome days and the money market easier.
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~ TIE largest loeoaoiiYe in The Uniiaa
States. Il noi u ths world. has just been bEiii
.oT Tie PhiladelFhia and Reading railroad con-
paay. Il has twelve driving wheels and e
over 100000 pounds ia weight
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KENNHDY AoUsA,

ON St. IoUTB, bs1ssen Frauklin snd nAnlli.2a 20
stFsst Is ana of IA nos s1esst ioeaiiona ~ lne
sitv erd ne trayang pablic siil bAai !. y t--l
- 10 ftop tlsre The table Is always 2prns3ea u,in
ne be . he narEet zh0rdz CaLmen Are p ne AADis
81 taxing porsons who wish 20 stop A. ih's hoass =
stnsr pncor therefore g would Be wei 70 reAenoat
- iosssie1 ides
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AdaIIIsnaI from shs Norah.
Prom the Nav York World Of the 23d the Pstsrsl
Errrsss complies the following items Of novss
Fr0vr Car. Neads's dypfs.

WAsR1SeToS January 22-The following Is ffom
vour special CORES pendent dasd Headquarters army
Of the Potomac, Virginia January %:
ak eserters from the rebel army came into he lines
Of Ger Eiluatrick, Wednesday. Two OF them had
beer on picket and By deasrog thslr posts secured
their own escape and that OF the other our tho plan
having no doubt been previously reed on The nIn.
Der coming In for day or two past has been uRuHusY
large and smOng those brought 20 headquarters yesssr
dav wss q rebel uaptain Sharp mugketry frlng con
tluuiug for several minutes heard about o'clock
Yesterday morning. among the rebels over the Rapdsn
oar Ely fsFd. - supposed 10 be oecssoued by
concerted attemp3 at dessrtnE BY conzidsrabe b0dy
81 their men The hour at WEIGH il occurred Ns Eui-
ciari evidence that something uzusua Was up among
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TlELEGRAPHIC-


Esrsd according to act q Congrsss N ths year Isi,
by J 5. THR1sHER iu ths Clerks ofacs Of ths Dis-
st Court Il sha Corfsderats States for he E7riA-
arm rliafrfrt ~ Can-rfa
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x The New York Times has q lttter from
Paris which alGlss that the Confederate steam
OF Florida was about ready to sail from Brest,
and adds; She lies in the bsy very close 10 the
Union gunboAt KsrsOsge. 1: is not probable
the latter viii be able to keep her for if in port
when tho Florida sails, the tWenty-fom honr
rule viii be spplied, while if she remains out
side, the Florida whici is fsstor than the Ker-
sssge, can easily slesl out some dark night,
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rvrRPooI. January -Coticn-SAisE Of the week
a 6o5 I.slss iurluding $500 speeuEiors and 3001
70 s4oorfers. Market armsr. Prices I'd @td higher
al ils veok Middlipg Orleans 273s.; middheg up
The bullion ia the bank Of EsglsDd has increased
3 COO.
stoeks-AIasFsesn securities Inactive,
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= u = 81 a GE.

=. 2. PEASE,
6y0.u.yFESSFO.T .EEERC8sG-S-z,
ar THE
OK siaud q TIE late n1H Of Pssfs DaRis fsa'ies
sfrssi. Albania 0eoEsia,
VFTTLL ElsEd pr0npdg 70 al oraeis Or e'hs's
y @e-- p p PBAsB,
sfituta "a.
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,sr,v YoRK. January 10 Cotton Is a shade Armer,
vIrh = fair demand At slse esSe- Tor nidoliDg up
Nrx YoRx. January Is.-cottOn Is le 92e higher
aud decidsIiy more active. Sales az SIZE fof mid
.sft.s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

EEw YORK Jazuary 23.-Honey is active Al per
cent Gold oessd At 1874 The foreign exchange
market 4 aetivei bankers sterling sixty day bills
range from liza IT24, snd frsncs from 80 - ST.
The stock market closed steady. TIE dry good 12-
ports for the week ending today a0uat % So 53 922
aud sncs January 81 53J 6sJ rzinHt 81 l4 g0 Iast
wear ana g. $50 a0f lu 1863
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

u In The Virginia Legislature the commit
tee. on Confedersio Relations, to whom had
been referred the subject Of the power Of C n
gross to scquessrs!e the property belonging to
ellen enemies within the limits Of Virgins,
made partial report denying Tho power Of
Congress to PISS such law, and instructiDg
and recommending our representatives. in the
C0ufedOTHte Congress to vote for ihe repeal Of
the act Of said Congress passed ON the 3)th
August, 1861 in regard 10 the tubiect
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Memphis Cotton Market.
Nn,LniLls Cotler Mark J
l.,n Koik Costea Bafkst.

,g.sryrll January 70 Yesterday ths dsmsnd was
and The receipts Of eott more liberal than FOR
sorss isyE past Miadnng cotton is worth from SLED
sQs per pound.
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NaaHEGE.

TIE sopsrtneTship heretofore existing under the
u asae % PEASE & DAVIS, ia Ellis day dissolved
by uuiusl colseut All persons having caimE agHnsl
OF Indebted the drn wiz ne forward a. onco fo1
satfleneut
The rsnaral commission busircEs viii be carried on
ct lbo Cd stand (ig inslip biccF) by fhta1aer
pesse as bcre5a!ors. PGASE 3 DAWES
sfIsn.z Tsfnarv Gfh -srf ff-7-Iua
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L. =. MEAD q CO..
WHOLESALE AEB RETAIL DEALERS Is
DRUGS,
oURDECI7.Es,
P.FT.YTS,
OILS, Etc,
a a., ,fs rfan7 0F


Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga.
A COMPE TENT AND MOST RELIABLE
"A PresCTfpff pffO2Et8E
Csn be found HI tht ss0Ie a. ell hours o. tho day
and night, Sundays net excepted 10 cora
pouud prescriptions oT fl orders.
ais 2m LIS MEAD g. co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

The House Military committee were iu session for
uperds Of three hours to day he eonsc ip;ion bill
Ths eomuittss have not taken up the Senate bl hut
IRE considering their own, which s much strin-
| gent than the formee
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= %.

(Foneriy of New Orleans
Eert door below spears Corner. Broad street Coiua-
buz, Georgia,
4 RE now opening large sud very desirable sock
a Of DkY 60 DS and other articles, recently
gmpo. l-d fraIn Erope, which t1ey oifer for Eais,
cheap for cash By The piece or package ini2 I'M
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a. d. sEETMERSPOsefy,
Permission MereheEs and BcSler in
D9mestic Manufactures,

sugfR. SALT. TOBAgO0. SIC, Oofnsr. Cbsrfy
sas Ses0zd alrssts, Esesn ca.
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From Ntl5 ORLEANS.

HEw YORK. January 2G-Ths United States steam.
ship George WeshinEton L v. eager, commanding,
r. ~ New Orleans. the morning of tie l6ih inst, 10
sx days aud four hours from city to city, arrived bers
yesterday.
Msi. Csen. Heron arrived At Brownsvo. Tezss. On
shs 81 fc take command ei ihe Army o. ths From
tler' oa the Rio GEGnde. s9j Gen Dane let 20 -
s.-,a. a.,,f,srd of she coast expedition.
Gov Ssrns Of tbs State 81 TamaHhPss, Mexico, hey
iT fsgIsa various of money upon AuisTcau resi-
ieets If he state, eompsiied refund BY Gen
Ssun who 10 order % enfoEss bis demands to0k pos
-ssioa II the erFgboas st Brownsvils aud Freepor
sr bad his forces drsa up with two .daJs rstions
GOV seraA immediately made restitution.
IRE guuhoeg KsaaebsC, he u inak pSgtursd shl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

An effort ade yesterday, Ia the executive
pu "a lake the nOmlnat{ou OF Gen. SchOhad out Of
he hauds Of the Aitsry Committee and bring Il before
the Senate II withdraw with the embarrassing
that the commit; should act upon u at the next meet
The faet that Grant solicited, BY Telegraph the sp-
Doiutnent Of Gen SehOfsld 10 place Of zen Poster
who II ~ IN Essf Tennessee, exclusively stated IN
ibsss dispatches Of Wednesdays date It's eonhrnau-
,ion ssi Cd reach yon last night BY mistake IN sver-
IuR g,Iur dispatches. Gen. SeaOHeld accompanied By
some Of his ataE ls yesterday sssume his
mand 1t Knoxville Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

The Senate Finance committee have bil before
them requiring tho actual transfer Of gold when pur-
chased nsts6i Of sale margin. Heavy penalties
are nresenbed lor violation Of lhla law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

Nr Cox Of Ohio viii introduce bill next week,
ts4ar holders OF gold and bills Of exchange foreign
Of Otherwise, two per cont per month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-02

Isis not yet positively decided that Gen Rosecrsus
goes TO Missouri, slough every indication points to
1 el-s5on