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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
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HEADeUARTERs EBNY OF TENSEszEE
Dslton, Ga, April l3sh, ls64
Special Orders Ne. It2l
4 At the req7sst OF ths Chief ouzrtsrnasisr,
Major J. BLUE kooRE, Assistant Chief ouErtormas
ter espesisly charged with tie collection. ship
meut and supply OF tsrsEe fer tas Army Of Tennss.
see. Al oEeers ard agents now upon the above duty
By order from fbese HssagUareTs vii rsPOF. to AEjOr
Moore.
By Command o. Gen. JOHSsToE.
KINLOCH FALCONER,
Major J. ELUE EooRE. A. 4. General
Asst Chief Q1Ertermss5sr, Army OF Tennessee.
vu1a ant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

T PYroligneous acid is now msuufsctured
at the powder works in Colombia IN sutEeisnt
quantities to supply the wants Of the entire Con-
fsderacy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

TAXING THE VEIL.-A Miss Spicy Jane
Eugsnia Hsnristts Melissa Packet, of Onslow
county, n. c., was recently married to q Mr..
W. F. Num-, of Duplin county, in that State.
oace she had nsme-new, alas, shs has NzaH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

~ Tbs general agent of the produce loan is
instiluting careful examination into the con
dition of the Government cotton stored in vsri-
Gus districts Of the South. Persons having
charge Of the same are to be held liable for all
damage and cost resulting from insecure shelter
or neglect otherwise. Cotton left on abandoned
plantations is to be removed to secure locations
and properly cared for.
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Daily gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
SUNDAY lFoRNNe, MAY 1, 1864.
TRK ENRmY,s PLANS.


Quite a number of the journals of the Souih
coincide with our views la.ely expressed, that it
is By no means made clear ths, GRANTS great
ess blow viii be delivered in Virginia Among
the rest the Mobile Register thinks " there has
been, on the part Of the Fsdsrals, too much sp-
pzTsui uureserve, too much oPsnneSs and free
dom in pyoelAimiag this as their plsn Of cam
paign, NOS 70 lead 70 the suspicion that it is
trick Of Yankee strategy to throw the South eff
its guard, and to Induce il 10 concentrate its
forces At the point of ieint attack, snd weaken
the point Of real attack"
The AdusFtssr also foTcibly urges that, of
one thiBE there cannot bs much doubt, that The
defeat CT JoHNsToE and an open march to
Georgia would be . military achievement far
more vElusbls to the enemy aud hurIful to the
C0zfsdeEEts cause than the fall Of Riehmoad snd
Edds: By the last We lose moral sdvAntsge of
immense importance, but by the 6rst we should
Iun the risk not only OF losing Georgia, but VIZ
ginis Elso-lOT Georgis is the grsnAry that sup
ports cur armies in Virginia. Suppose il tuTns
oul that the Hset which left New York with
sealed orders for Hampton Roads, there takes
on aboard. .BURNsIDE's army and sails for Charles
ton 10 (cTce thsi city by combined naval and
land attack, and in the meantime GRANT
throws his whole weight upon JoHSsros, are
we prepared for such contingency We hope
SO. Certainly, to ali appearances the vigilance
sad Yigor Of ihe GOvernnent in preparing for
this great, and as Ne sll hope, last campaign,
have never been equsled during the war.
We rely, confidently, too, on the sagscity Of
Gems. LEE and JoHSsToN, as fully msten foE
that Of tie Yankee hero, GRANT We believe
the Government has no: neglected the Georgia
front, while it seems to tsve made its grestesi
preparations for resistance in Virginia, The
stake a. is5ae is tremendous, and this is no time
to make mistakes We plsee our trust in the
vigilance OF ouT Government, the skill of cur
generals, the valor Of our troops, and above al
in the goodness and mercy of God, to give Us
one eroEning and crushing victory to end this
bloody strife sud give us the priceless blessing
Of peses and Independence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

n The Richmond correspondent of The Co
lumbus Saa ststes that peach trees are in full
bloom, but the forest trees have hardly begun to
bud. 1t is q late Spring-s good sign for fruit
and for more important crops.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

Br 0ne of the Yankee prisoners attempted
to make his escape the other night st Columbia,
s. C., through = tunnel into the yard of the
Branch bsnk, but was shot in the leg as soon as
be emerged from his hole.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

1 There are onssAundred and fifteen fAmi-
lies 10 COlumbas, deserving of aid either in pro-
visions, elOtkiDg, or rent of room, sEd sOme few
In Feed cf all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

e The Confederate treasury note bureau
ladies, to the number Of sixty, left Richmond on
the 26.h at fvs o'clock, in the Petersburg train,
en- route for Columbia, South Carolina. The
ladies went eff in hns spirits, and with three
weeks cooked rations. Il is said that one hun
drsd and thirty ladies of this bureau resigned
in preference to going South. Their places
viii be filed By ladies from South Csrolna.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

n A sturgeon weighing two hundred and
fifty pounds was brought to Montgomery, Ala,
recently, for sale at 8 per pound
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

q Gen. Whseler has selected Oxford, Ala,
for reserve depot, and has concentrated there
q considerable cavalry force. Good judgment
was displayed in its selection, il being hear the
present terminus of the Alabama and Tennessee
Rivers rsilroai, within twelve hours reach Of
Gsdsden, on the CoOsa river; within twenty
four hours' reach of Roms and the lefs wing of
Gen. JShnston's army, aRd within fory-eighs
hours rua Of Selma, Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

T The Bee company of Charleston, have
subscribed s., GOO to establish wsyside homo
at KingsVille.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
NOTECEE.

A1Eas1'E april 1si, 1854
Z HAVE tarnsd ever 20 Ar PAUL JuS -. ~ old
a Vireinlsn ard Tobacco EEEut scturer the Tobacco
trsds ef nv hone Rr JOles will do Justice % par
ebsser ald cantfzuar. ask Tor hin i5erE patron
age from 1.sy tTisurs ind ths puto. ar. JoEes can
Be found a. heretofore a. be store Of
l.. 2. DAVIS,
Commission Merchant
-,91 - pezchfrse street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

~ Jadgs MeKsndsee, Of Columbus, has
beer enabled to purchase considerable amount
of baeon on Government account at ths.rats Of
50 per pound,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

r The Raleigh IN. CO PTOgrsss states that,
as far rs heard from, Leach is ,22O majority in
the 9Th district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

Il The large gang OF AegrOes recently en-
ployed beyond Girsrd, Ala, in throwing up for
tifcations, have been Withdrawn and sent where
such work is likely 70 be a little more needed
than at that noint
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

u Gen. A. B. Watts, of Mississippi, has
raised a full regiment of boys between l6 and
Is, aud they are now all in active service gath
eriDg up dessrtsrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

x The Selma (Als) Reporter learns that
the 4sh Alabama regiment are very much in
need of clothing, shoes. etc, especially the csrn-
psnies from Selma.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

.E A beautiful banner, purchased by the
ladies of Charlottesville, was publicly presented,
q few days since, by Rev. W. Z. BrOadus, d. D.,
to the Stuar. Horse Artillery" st their en-
eampment two miles from GordonsYitIe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
Cha.e DemsraInr Impe.,IbiII,ie..


Mr. Fessenden, chairman OF the United States Senate
Committee Of Finance laid before that body the follow
ing extraordinary document from Secretary Chase, on
the 18th inst:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April u, 1854.
SIR N0twthstanding the diminished amount Of U1i-
ted States notes in circulation, and the gradual wtk.
States notes, made legal tender their face, the
price Of ge.d cOnIinues 10 advance. This effect eSn
only be attributed TO two o8uses Is probably
due in part TO each. First TO the increase OF notes Of
local banks and secondly. 10 the eors Of specufaors
/ have already submitted through you consld-
remedy for the hrst evil Inow beg lssys to suomt
TO Its consideration, bill Intended remedy for he
second
The first bill, il 1t become Law, win have doubt
NOT the most sautary consequences The effect OF the
second will probably be mors Immediate though per-
hAGs net Of such permanent importance.
l ask for both = candid consideration, and, II aP'
proved, the favorable action OF Congress-
1t must not be thought however, that regard eikher
or both Of these measures adequate remedies for
half Of the amount Of current expenditures ana
reduction Of those expenditures 10 the lowest point
compatible with efficiency, will ensure financial sue
to the Government And without military success
all measures will fail Very respectfully, yorss
g. 2. CHASE,
Secretary Of the IRE asury.
Hon W F. FesssndsE, Chairman Of COMMITTEES on n
nance
Chase demand for Taxation to ere halt the amount
Of current expenditures cannot be oomPlied with
The people OF his section could not stand the DAN
thirty days AS to the military success" necessary
to Insure the success Of his recommendations Generals
Johnston and Lee will see 10 It that ne ID not aecomnc
| dated
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

y The grand jury of Chambers. have
presented the civil officers fOr'not enforcing the
laws against diBtillstion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

~ Three Of the principal hstsers of Rich
mend--Messrs. DOoIoy, Wsisiger and Thomp-
s0n-knnounes 8 reduction of ten FER cent.
upon the present price of hats, when paid in
the new currency. This is coming down In the
tight direction in the articles Of appsTel-for
the head. We trust the good example will not
be lost upon the clOthiers and bOotmskers, bat
that price win continu5 to descend until they
are more reasonable from tsp to toe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

CROPs IN LOUISIANA AND ARKANsAs.-The
Picaysns, Of the I2sh, learns from reliable
sources that the crop prospects in Northern Lou
isiana and Arkansas are extremely uuprOnnising,
and says: The unusually cold weather of this
chserlsss spring hiss cOmplsisly destroyed the
chances sf 4 wheat crop, and of the corn which
was planted large proportion has rotted in the
ground. It Is true that the corn fields might
a second time be planted and crop be thus Sc
cured, if labor were as plentiful and reliable as
it was before the war, bu! under the existing
condition of affairs such result can scarcely be
anticipated, and the prospect TO the people OF
those sections must be gloomy indeed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

Cairo dispatch of the 18Th inst reports the capture
OF Confederate mall carrier near Cuspehs blun,
Arkansas with ave hundred lsttsrs from Ricnnone ana
other points, and 10000 percussion caps Tor Pnses
army The letters contained official eoDmuniea'ioas
FOR Shreveport and considerable Federal money
squad Of rebels recently captured RepreseatAaVe
CLARK and the sheriff Of Ksnsa1 county Arkansas and
carried them of burned lot Of cotton. and robbed
several cotton buyers Of thousand dollars and ls'
ham
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
TELEGRA APHIC.
Reports OF the Press Assooialio1-

Suffered Seeordi-z 70 sci Il Coazrels n ihs ysZ is
BY s. THRAsaER, in he Clerks oiics 8f - E9-
e1 Co1-t cf he Coufsisrsss States tor tka Eozil-
sru pistris. of Gecrvia-
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".gRRCB TgE."
Hoop Iron Bands--Patented--
Substitute scr Rope In
Railing Cotton

Costs lsss-Is rut on tzaer-hodl the bale twenty 20
twenty eve per cent smaller than rope snd VII not
rot Adjusted to any sEs Of bales quickly IS rope
Painted and put ~ iI,hs Esst eonve1iant packages
for transportation tie fs,atiss besk 5si7g azsh lssa
thzz thHt CT rope
A .n,r,v sI-uvs On hs-d fo- which orders for shy
quantity viii be prom7 7ig ul5-- ana fartlsr inI3fu1
G =. TH0REURN
Price In BeruuG-f WiuiuE-oa D c., or
6 sts per To- v = CAaeDELL,
-r1s N - Georges Bermuda
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

~ Colonel Palmer attacked the enemy in
BurDsvills, n. c., on Tuesday morning, esPiur'
ing some fifteen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
sI0O REWARD !

DAN AWAY froD Ike Eubsci1bers a 1 Sanaoss, ~ ~
In, he niebI Of the .9-h uiGDo, tie Boy n a >
rsgd about eLty years viii very little CT no eSAi
tSrh copper coor haE small scar on bis ttIt cAs n
caused itcu 81 Csut 6ol. 90 speaks quickly rAeA
spoken - ana Is vcry iutsliiguEt he ooy . SOP
,,,.sg 10 have Jeff CAksbS with Cns Williams, End 20
hEve feft seln1z he ScutLern Republic on her ap
trip Of "wednesday, 5oth uat
vii give ne above reward foI the deliver OF said
negro or Il lodged IN any jail Whefe Ne can set hin
BREAZE ALE s. MOOBE.
Cahsba,
Is OF 1s.lsa County Ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

siege OF CHARLEsroE-Two HUNDAED Asp NISErr-
FIFTH DAY-rhe reports from the various posts lpti
change the sitnaion Of affslrs EiFht shsls
we're araG Al the city on Thursd1y.
Tbs fleet remains aaehsngsd-CsNris 29A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

Es Treasurer Of ths Association at the TranSPcriAOn
OHios, corner Of whitehall and Alabama Streets.
JOHN E. HATCHER, -ssersiAry
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Found,

,.,.,-.r -. ,-set,s 40. lADE's BREAsTPIN
49, tbe e=ner can geT - tbis office ~ proving
sS,-s.r,e Erd pay ing stor tals advertisements
lnh2t
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credits IND .LEQUOFs.
Qksf aAf'A-'-> Ilqaor Of all EleiE
Oia Sss BY ghs bl-rsl esll.n eT bottle.
I. COBRA,
Rear Of Atlantis Hoiels
Daestar sirsst
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Eacz wasrEn.
II. u. sgCTOy,

News Eess fer Ibe Army eF Tennessee,
AND AGEET~FGR
The .T65SlpEsiS Daily sFppeaS.
Ns Carriers, Brigade sud Regimes al News Algeria,
UiH be EuPPHsd aa hsretsfors with Daily Papers at
eighteen twenty eonts-Also daily papers st the
counter Al twenty Eve cents
large sditSn Of Tie APFEAL received every day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
RICHMOND MONTY MARz1r-

kicHAoSo MoSET AAEzET-Fhs WhiE OF tbs-as.s
IN ils money article says: -'sn
Las1s continues 70 6e fir demand for ros n, .,,
sss =, - 's q , q Tor one IN Bew esrreucT' a.
- :. gS sac ressury notes sll24 il re- -
tsney. Ihe nves are rHted 81 Is per ess. i..o, L
.hs ot9.srs asAng IN them. For four Dr esna -. -.5
80. ~. 10y Ae Offering 60 with Transactions 81 go -
-o5as private bayeo are Offering IS ~
asss ar now iandasle IA four per esns esr1is... aa
Inn tne ls o. July vii be inst As sysilabs ss ~ -
NASAsa ss ne" s9ErsHey N the payment OF tsES- W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

n The Chambers (As.) Tfi5ENs learns
farmers that The prospect of the incoming wheat
crop is no: SO discOurAgpg as has been repre-
sauted Most Of the wheat is backward, but in
many cases there is good stand, and where
this is the case, if the season suits it, thare is no
corn crop is backward, bat. the recent warm
weather is bringing it up finely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
UgzrEy TEL. ETC.

RL.ECE T'E.F, ETC.
A. Retail Oni7.
Cf@eA'iS 49, Madeira Wile
FHe VIZ Pine Havana CiFsrs.
So +. COkkA,
gssr cf he Atrnta Hotel,
Decatur street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
BELL. MOORE & CO.,

-. M wholesale dc slers ~ az Elads CT PRODUCE
"A N.-,sfts fttset, Atlanta. Ga 80, Z.
Strict stteniieu paid 70 oons's iscn,s Vi SSy SeSy -
- econ nd rsuittances pFuup y mace NIet9-
.--...f .IIr aoLirl.a md ce.elaNy l-lel ~ ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
PRICE WILLIAMS,
CenerSI Commission Merchant and
CsmusrelaI lgeBt,

NO. 81 81. FRAECIs So EEETr Eobiis, Alabama.
N Refsrencest
Brssrz. waIsh smith f Co, Noble. Ala
NsssrE GiIusr 4 Co, HgIa1rssry, Ala
JW. Evans, Esq. ALElta Ca
wsss-5. ] 4. Ans.sy & CD Augusta, g..
asssgrs. Kent Payne d Ce, Rie1load, Va
John z. Ia nsI, q tie Ttadegar Ir5n Works
1,t.A-,.ss Va ispT IN
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C0-P4gTXf

FrgE aude-lIencd lave q is Gay salefeS iaio O.
1srtpe-,his unGsr the Etyls and Arnl OF
.EitekegE s FSsoOdsoss,
a.. rn-,o.s Of carving o. = COMMISSION
1sTfsleFs8 Al ths Old stand q 4. ~ ei'ehsii' -.
-eeT street. rsar The corner q y, hite een III - -
tsnias oa- S1l-- A y MITUEELL,
eiguDents. . yTGTBSON
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NEW C0EHIsSIoN HOUSE.
I0HJt. u. ELEWG s 20.

IEEasE 10 EAlEsN o = -
NERkL COEHISSIOS HEROHN,hLS,' - -
tT E,rr-oss, corner EsriettA street., A.'~nss. Ge
- .tteud persolAly and prouPty 20 al t'usi. w. --
..r.izu NIL. s.LtruE ed . lhar care -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

~ Dr. S K. Cox, Of LoEndssborough, has
obtained from the patent office, Richmond, 8
patent for the making of beautiful burning
fluid from the coal Of Alabama, and also pstsIt
for the machinery BY which the proesss is car
risd cut The oil OF fold thus extracted, gives
q clear and beAuti.ol light, quite equal to the
ordinary gas. A company has been formed in
Montgomery for the manufacture of the oil the
buildings necessary are being rapidly construct
ed immsdistsly in tae vicinity of the coal bed (;
he retoris are in course Of construction at
Selma
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

PORK PACKING IN THE WEsF.-There hss
bsen decrease this year of ever l94 per cent.
in the amount of pork packed in the West as
compared with the last Ia the season Of
1923, 40s4 $50 pounds were packed; ia the
season of 1864, onIy 1921 los pounds, 5 de-
crease of 793 Az pounds. There is also gen.
eraI falling Of in the weight of hogs and the
yield of lard. The average weight Of hogs is
l88 26.29 pounds, and the average yield of lard
per hog, % IL pounds The decrease in weight
snd number Of hogs, 81 7:lO. The decrease in
the production OF lard is 45,14I .612, or frse-
ton over 80 per cent. The number Of hogs
shipped to the Eastern cities is much less this
season than last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

lAHsE C. H,ApriI 30 Our fe0ut5 report Burn4ids
I'VE arrived si AIszAnafis Prspsrsi0ry 70 joining
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

garszEtlse LIQUOR TO sofp1ERs,-A
large number of our saloon keepers have
lately been heavily fined for sslliae liquor
70 soldiers contrary 70 the ordinances Of
the city.se S saatsasiq
The setIsref the First West Virginia
Cavalry was artested and fined, a5few DAYS
since for selling liquor to the soldiers Of
that regiment Oh wheeling Island. The
ine assessed bysAldermau Dulty was $40
and cosls. The sutler said he Thought he
had right. being the7Sutler Of the regi.
rnenti 70 sell &c The regiments nojmatter
where they were stationed, and gFumbled
e great deal about paving the -fne.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05

ed olsg q FAg.-rqePtrf phemAs B,
l'a7id, late overwhelmingly OF the Military
Teieeraph ina.this Department. bds been
sPpointsd sAssisteh Superintendent of the
Western Union line, and goes to-day to
Columbus, Ohio, to assume the duties of
his new position.
Capt. David has risen from the ranks to
bis present honorable place by dlnt of
universal application and capacity We
were intimately acquainted with him for
along time while, he was agent Of the
Associated Press al tht. point, and more
aecommed sting, just aud intelligent gentie-
man we never knew.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-05
~FAR MIRRIA9S . oursT,,

NES-+aE4Oas-7- mr.
Maxwell. from the Committee on the Judi.
olafy IN the Senate. yesterday rep reported
that the COMMITTEES had had under coIsids
GRAFTON the resolution offered BY. the sepu.
tor from FAyetts t4r. Danbasl in relation
to lsgaIiziug marriages which have taken
place in certain unorganizsd districts or
counties in thisstate, TIE oo@mittssrs
port that, in their opinion, legtslstion On
the SabiectiiS unnecessary. These mar
Fiages are either legal ana binding, or else
they are null! and void IftBey are legal.
they require NO legislation. III they are are
null aud void, We cannot, unless III upon the
application OF the parties, make them
Legality any act of the Legislature, The
comnittseisIo Of the opinion that all these
marriages, which have been entered into.
BY pers6ns not prohibited from martyinpt
aad consummated with full belief on the
part Of the persons so married or either Of
them, that they have been lawfully Joined
ia marriage, are legal, under the laWs.of
this State, as found inithebCode.- The I'd.
port WaS adopted! This aCtioniwiIl DOUBT.
less afford great pleasure to thsss inter
ested in'the disorganizsd districts alluded
b 3 .#H
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90" REPUBLICAN Caucus.

Nav YoRK, Feb. "A Washington spe.
Cial tothe Herald of the Sd says:
a. caucusiof.the Republican members Of
the House was held in the Representative
atlsAta tbe-C Capitol thisa egaains. III Was
we'll attended, 90 members. being present.
Hon. y. Morrill, presided The proceed
Pings were of rather q coflversatio and
informal natures NGtio6al politics were ;iais
discussed, but no definite action was Ia.
ken s9pp:3 " was finally decided to invite I'M
condttio hal 1U6ton Senators to meet with
them ;st an qdjouried meeting % AIohday
eyenihg next, at Wick tins RESOLUTIONS
will be introduced and an attempt made
to initiate q regular basis for t1tufe polit-
ical action twas resolved 10 pass three
amendments to the explanatory onfsca-
ton act and amendments to the ENROLMENT
act, and, if possible, obtain dstion. hpou
them this week. The caucus adjourned
about 10 p. NJ to meet, on Monday eve.
it74sf0S - 49,.
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: Foreign News!

= S4SAEA G0W6s ----
PORTLAND, Feb. 4.-The steamship Jure
from Liverpool, 21st, pia Londonderry.
22di arrived this evening.
The Danish situation remains unohan0.
ed, with more hopes oil peaceful solution.
although the Austrian troops have com.
mepcedr marching for Sehleswfg. ~
tsFhe pirate sAlabatnasf s rebbrted to lbavs
been Ut Singapot ohlth6 AID of ID cember
NhelGreat' Eastern lottery scheme has
soeep abandoned Another suit has been
commenced against her, aud Capt. Patton
mad the vessel arrested on 3 claim two
thousand dollars.
The Danish repeal of the Austrian anfl
PrneslahJ dehands hadgfesehSd thoseipoy.
ernments, !, and it is Rnpopnced that Ans
tFisn and Prussian troops, would move
without further delay, into Schleswig. 90
telegram, dated Goth inst, saws It ia
reported that the Saxon and HauoyAtian
troops were to be Withdrawn from their
positions in Holsteip and scole sntrated at
Altoona in order to allow free passage for
che IAustrians andS Pfns sianss 7 81 =.
Great consternation pfeTaIie Sd among the
peoPIefal a2teE r. Ht5n u r -
s.. Letters from, frankfort say that the
opinion prevailed that Austria and Prus.
;sa must have colme % alefnite uhder-
Standing With England. a - ifjiI4
The London Globe expresses confidence
that peace will be maintained uovy that
the substantial governments have substitu-
I ted themselves for the shsdewy German
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