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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

E We learn frorn the Memphis Bnllstin thst
some Of The " eoloIed people Of Memphis met
a few days agQ to "road and snAlyse shs Presi.
dents proclamation on freedom" The result
OF the analysis wss tie approval of It in = ee-
riss of resolutions, tive Of which We apperd:
Rssol0td, As this is or country. and We are
cisEsns Of the United States, in The eloqueni
( langusgs Of Attorney General Bates, therefore.
We arc willing 10 defend them With life AID
limb, and after pToise,iag them With our gurs
We hUnbly pray God that thexs viii be gener-
| Osiiy enough left 70 protect Us in onT native
/ land
/ Rtsolred, That We arc highly gFatif ID will
| the appsllstOn BY which shs colOred soldiers sIs
addressed by their ofieers-yizs Hscs; sad va
urge the eoi0Fed men, 10 sll places, al al times
and under all circumstances, 10 cease usInR
4 that vulgar phrase niggsT,' phrase not used
/ BY the higher-toned classes, bat by the moEl
Vulgar aBd uuedueate8,
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The snstnv seem 70 have discontinued theii
Gre on For SlmteT Oaly foar thirty poandel
parrot sh0ts were fTed a. tbs fort on N0udsy
one Of which missed. aud two more Mondag
night, both Of which missed.
At daylight on Tuesday morning il was dis.
covered that tho blockade running steamer
Presto, in attempting 10 T1n into the hsrboT
had glt aground The four monitors speedily
opened fFe frun their heavy guns upon the m
fortunate vessel. The enemy's land batteries
also, kept shelling hsr briskIy. first from TWO
! thirty FOUNDER parrots. and afterwards from 9
/ 100 FOUNDER and 800 P under parrot. 0aI
batteries replied with spirit.
! The Pfosio is tins vessel, ard is, We under.
stand, t1o-thIds owned by the GoTernuent
/ thp Other third By private psTiics. She wal
consigned TO Henry Hart. At last accounts
1t was behaved that she would prove toss
wreck, though much of her very valuable cArgl
I had aTsaly been saved.
The ensmy's ases has not changed position
/ ChRrieSt0H MeTeRTy. Sd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

ESCAPE FROM POIET LOOKoBT. T.--Gserge C
Tanner, 3 msmber Of Cobbs, legion. army Of
NlFlhern YiTginis. aud 3 prisoner Of war az
Point Lookout, Maryland, reached Richmond
On Friday nie ht, haYip- escaped ti1eIa rom o.
his way 10 Richmond Tanner repoItsd 70 his
com uand, end obiained faIiouga Of 80 days
10 visit hrs home in Gsorria. Tie Fuso which
Tanner preeticsd 10 easet bis escape vas This
II vas sent Out WIS tie dttail one day to get
aood, and wore tie Yankee regulation eoat A &
pants but an Old felt bat decorated his heao
and proclaimed him B "febsl +" Auo;hsf Of the
dels,l was An Iushman who HoTa Ksrkoeeap
a WAX and thfy exchanged heac-geaT. sHd
fenneT was a Yankee n far IS Appearances
went. Wstshing his chance ha wheeled ont OF
Ens eBd msTched back through The gusId, fip-
piag his cap aGd pre- ending TO be very tipay
7 guard took mm to be one o. ihair own men
i.tnrDing to camp, and took no n9.ies Of him
Hs kept on walking. - Richmord EzemsHsr.
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The Aiara Abou, Ioha.on EsIand.

special Disps'ch to the New YORK TrbuueI
sASDUsKY, January l7.--Oae oil w. s Pear.
sons scouts has just returned from thorough
reconnaissance toward Point Pelee, Canada.
He reports two or three Thousand rebels at
Point Pelee, preparatory to cash upon j JohH-
son island.
Gen. h D Terry has everything in resdi-
mesa 20 receive his expected visitors properly,
should they venture 10 cross the ice. Our veie-
rsns ara anxious TO indulge in The novelty Of q
sbImish on ice
The strictess vigilance is mAintsined on the
island. aud several batteries are ia position.
Po,nt Pe'es is thirty miles from johnson island.
The Bcout who brings this information is said
10 he most reliable man, be h&ving sailed on
Lake Erie fof twenty years
hn Brown, son Of The old hero, who resides
on Pni-ir Bay island, has gone TO Columbus to
induce the Government 70 furnish howiizsTs and
small arms Tor the protection Of its inhabitants.
The long roll has been sounded quite often re-
Gently.
Col Bssseit, Of the s5i Pennsylvania req.
ment, viii relieve the present Incompetent cont
mhnder at JOHNSON islsnd tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

From the Chieago Timeal
Three or fonT days ago We said the rsfuszi Of
the ConiedegEtes 10 treat win General Butler
wsnld be used a. plea by ths Administration
at Wasnirg gson for increasing our dsmznds.
The negotiations were couiided to him. with tiss
hope srd expectation that the Ctnisdsraies
would refuse 10 Tee0gn zs him IS sn cficsE-
They bad declared suen "a detention, and.
knowing this, the business was entrusted to
him II the authorities st Washington had. q
sincsre desire q fleet the llesss o. the pIis-
oneTs 81 K richmond, they would have selected
some oilef agent THsy have no such desire.
unless hey can. in tbs Terms Of exchauFs.
compel the Souih 20 recognise fugitive ilsvss
"a sol5ifss kTom lats arfie's 10 one d the
/ r ehm0ud newfPapers. q i5 sppaIent that re
sBculd hsge hns hlils ditiicaity in negotiating
I for the release Of negro soldiers Ek0 were en-
listed in The North, bnt iba rebels rsfuse 70 ae-.
knowiedgs ouE right 20 employ their slaves =
OuT armies.
The recent resolution introduced IA tbs seq
sie by Mr Howe, Of Wisconsin. ssssrtiny that
/ the Conied-TGiHs "hsve refused 20 rceaiys ever.
I a Dag Of tfues from ths authorities Of the Uni-
{ I'd States, unlsss II is forwarded By an 0ficar
I of sheir own approval, l0TeshadOWsd tbst ths
/ Fsdstal pTiso=eTs in Redmond are 70 await ex-
/ change, nos oliy Gnni the rebels consent %
treat eonsysbsnds ss soldiers, but to aszoiists
s7itb Butler. Il the laess al.eysd By 8r HoHe'E
res luton, respecting she sla rings. Ct our mar
10 R.ebman5, are irIie, ths Adminisi siErii3n, IN
making their exchsogs eontiHgsnt upcn th7se
ausssisns. IS gaily Of hesTtlessnes5 sad inhq-
lnanisy that seuld shame ssvages. fne Seutn-
efners hsli bus two OF ihrse huudrsd Of ouT ne
zro soldiers. TIE President hss stared thas
} he wouid not eemplicxls She qaesiIon 4 ex-
e aaBgs on thssr aseoItnt Yet ibe chisi e5ssa,
ce s ia ths way Of a settlement Of ths dif5euity
sra : ew ths plsei4imsd intention 70 enter inL7
90 terms mihtanrg sgstnst ths right q contra
Rand srAf Ps % be tls&led On teiDs q fqosty
'siih 9th Eel liiegs, Gad- 5e compel ths fshef
GareTunseat t6 ETeas with Baiiar.
We have al uHSosb5si fghf 70 seiect cur
own egenis s. nave they We think tie
matter migns Be adjusted By tteis snploynent
I Of Q iaauell IS 3 diplomat against Butisr The
bsstlirg q 1lsaEsnee would partially ofssi he
4oa6sesfion II LllonIehs, and the zusrui q md
ia MasouTi might be admitted as balanca
sgEinss shs plondsriDg OF New Orleans. 51ouia
Q .anfrell except 60 Butler e0wardiee and hia
.sesson 10 ifss Bfsekinridge party, Buiies e1nia
plead superior rank and skill il pgude1iuz. In
cspaeiiy. disposition and character, ss vel IS ia
fH-ial seiiau, there arc 50 many psints Of re-
semb.auee thai an ia4paSli&l iadge would ns
-xcsesiDgiy psEplexsd ia sWArdfne ths pslES
Bsswssn sasyfs, 5ne Of whom Is hall brute and
ns 0.hsE halt dsgi, lhers can bs bui shghs
shoies.
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Special Dispatch 10 the New York Nsws.l
WASHINGTON. JenusIy %, l864.-A eenilc-
msn who left Charleston on JsRusFy l6, fur
nishes some interesting though not important
inieligeneel TIE siege progresses slowly, sEd
the FedtgSls he Gays have less chance to cap
'uro that city ibAn a. any previous time. IN
decd, its delensss arc regarded as almost i'm
pTegnsble, the spirit Of the people Of the be.
leaguercd city have risen with IFS sHperb de-
fense b. BssuregsId, they are confident that
under bis command, Charieston ffisy laugh.
It might be supposed that skiil and labor
had long since done al that Vas neeenssry for
the safety of Charleston. Sill 70 make assuT'
ance douhly suro BeauUgard lsbors with IN
tifiag zssl to perteetiis daianses. kiys thou
Sand slaves are enp'oSedin the eonstfRetion Of
works defending tho approach 10 lie city b5
lAnd and iiiese works are of the most foImids
bic chasaeter. The number Of troops in thii
department at present is not lsrgs. bus they Cal
bs readily obtained when their services are 70
quifed.
FoIt Sumter, II not as oncs it was, is grim anf
| dcftnt ~ aveT. In ths dim distance it look
like the perfection of Tuia, bat tailitaTy men do
clare thai It canno; be taken except by ssset4li
the terrible though inrHse,u1l bambsrdmsnt thu
1 far, would seem to iortify that opinipn.. Com
muniesilon is had with the shore at night B.
boats, which tTsnpoyis thousauds OF bags Q
| sand, to use IN repairing ihs damages whie
may be inflicted By the enemy BssuTegzrd'
motto is up with The sand and down with 10
Yankees
The tendeEeal soliciluds ID cvineed for the d.
Tenders oi santeT by The eisissph who los
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Phe Laao FiEhs Bsireem aeenan aud
King.

In regard to this fghs, IFlkes' SpiIit says
that It IS evident HeenAn was betrayed bT hs
trainer MeDonsld, who brought him into, ihs
ring asEaoss ''slained 10 deS,h," his mB sclss
being 50 denuaed Of fst IS 10 render hia inca
psbIs Of hitting, aud that Nod. was in is lgue
with The bsCkers Of KING, which fact Is des u0n-
stIatsd by his onizsi5n 20 clam for his pr rei
cal tho light, though King was repeatedly Ila.
bic % come 70 time wishiu the period pTescEi tsd
By the rules Of the pug ling. In proof Of IT
position The Sgirit cites the Lenaos Sport ae
Lifs. Balls life, The Loncsf and osheI E9Eii 81
susborit es aud concludes It's article on the 81 b
iset as foiloWss
..Oa their own testimony they stand shs NJ =
l tuliV condemned, and ali that We hzvs 70 add
lnoe ibai We bave recsiyed the full dalails, o.
his diseraesful O1.gsge IS, that We ags ready
under the warrant Of ssysrai Americans 3
ssslih, to back Hesuan against Kng for thin
/ thousand dollars RGide, rye tuousand dollss
loWn on the lst Of March, for forfsit. provils,1
the match be openly regal led As an iussrna;ion
8 one, sud iursber provided. il Be fought II
Ireland, Csnads, or on any nsu.gal ground We
want no more fair play Of ne EnrIish sort
fEon England
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From the Riehmond Dispatch lst.l
We have some interesting intelligence from
Knoxville, furnished by gentleman Who has
been IN ise iown ever since its occupation by
the apkeeS, until short time sines, when hs
saceee ed IN effecting bis esclpe. The sevgity
Of The Federal rule, hs represents, has pretty
elsetusliy killed the intense Ubioaisn OF many
Of the eit.ssus Of tie plsce, ard more com
p:eteiy determined the Southern potion Of Che
population TO continue the weighI of It's inaR-
elee in behalf OF Southern rights.
When be lsft Knoxville great deal Of sick
Bess prevailed, aud there we're over thfss hun
dEed- csses Of smallpox in the city. Tbs dead
wsre being buried in yards ard ssrdops, OF
wherever most convenient Dad horses and
mules were lying ia the streets, ard for mere
thsn mile around she earth was s;reHn with
deeomposing cs,easses. The beautiful orne-
mental trees in tue stTeets and in ihs grounds
OF private residences have been cut down, and
even thoss in the Asylum grounds have been
/ felled and consumed.
The oppression Of loyal citizens Is represent
ed to be cruel and dsspotic. They are not per
miltcd TO follow their occupations, OF to sell o.
! buy without permit rom Gea Fcssef, and ,hi,
cannot DO obtained without taking the oath
soRe who have not the means Of psoeasibs
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food, have been starved into taking the cath in
order TO Draw she Sconsy Eations allowed their
10y 81 subjects. These rstions consist ef hard
esackef per day And'a ii itls blue, slTingy beef
number Of the citizens have boon compelled
to crowd themselves aud effects into enc or two
rooms, whilst the other parts Of their large and
comfortable msnsions aTs appropriated Tor efi
csrs' quarters. The whole country around is =
waste of rain and dasolason
Later nevs frtm Rockville asserts TIA. the
Yankees have svscusted il, but that our forces
have not entered the CITY bsesuss OF tbs pTeva
eBee Of Che smallpox, there being now about
six huudIed eases Oar forces are said to.be
sncamped three or four miles around tho plecs.
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sPAsRODHC ACTEON or YANKEE
es9VkRNWRET.

9RAaHO0AA AGhEON OF AANA6A
s0VERNMSET.
An the sympsoms OF the Yankee Government,
says the Mobile Register, are spssmodic. Is
coneressmsn " ork in spssms. One offers 3
resolution to enlist 100 000 men ior one hundEtd
days 10 drive the rebels out Of Virginia -
slight falling eff from the .oO0.0OJ men for
ninety days siely proposed.
Another resolves that the war is not for cen
qaesi, bul f5r an integral union Ihe majority
vo..s dosa this plain proposition, ara thus Affirm
by iinpi.cstics that tie war is sO,ely for con-
qaost, conhscsson, emancipation and general
bbery
One wants 10 e Snssisute the exchange OF
plisoners Ct war. and the msiorisy vote him
down, eInd to increase cur sEuaies and theiE
own by equal Numbers.
LIsCoLE's $ tools begin to feel the publicsenii.
men, On The subject Of continuing his Proii.
deuey; and the opposition deal in mltteEipe
meuaee and warn him Of g he ides Of MArcl.' ;
I Gold viii rise, and groenbacks see.saw viii
t and he New York You'd warns tho pow
( s.s ihss be F." Of coming financial crash
and it insists that LIEcoLN and his advisers
rad better .' have nlillstonss about their neeks
and be cast into the sea- than take responsi
5fity when that heuI arrives.
Immense SUMS sfe given for recruits, which
40 obialnad in limileduumbersi the Irish toun
sain has dried up, snd iha negro is largely de
pessed upon for the material ct their fuiur
ssmiss.
! Allis spasla, doubi, uncertainty, fear Of Ii
coming event, and that inevitable esEtilqask
couEulsion which win alalin, atarile and ov0l
ebelm thoso bad men whose oaense is ran
aud smells 10 Heaven g
We have only 10 hald our own and fePei th
alvsncs CT ibs foe N order 70 iHsaFe bis ineyi
she raiu. Taal rotten usufeaiion Of roboer
aud blood viii btess down, aaa. 10 shah VII
undo. God, that for which our people hsys
nObly struggied
In such q prospect how pitiable appears u
, croahef and the submissionist And what
s,eEchin The nestils Of all true and good mel
, Is such scsskiuTe as this North Carolina tIait
j. --HoLDEs-and tho miserable party ihatGu
: tsDs him That great and powsffui Slnt
whose sonH have 50 gloIiousIy sustained o.
! csase on many cory field, will. uHleas the
tory reneeaaes are frowned into decency. sua
stain upon ths. .eseusehson Of honor that mi
bar hbI proud fame through coming gsusI
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= nEAyv NoRTssaN rAx NEoEs'

The New York Tribune. Of the J6.h, calls for
= heavy iUcress of tie Federal direct tax, and
dsvotss lengthy article to demonstrating the
necessity Of the increase. Congress, it says,
" must tax. Very large sums are now beirg
rapidly drawn from the treasury 10 pay iha
bOunties Of the volunteers who are re enlisling
for suother term Of three years or during the
war; This, It is sdded, enhances the cost
Of the war : it sends up the premium on gold it
renders more urgent and imperative the neces-
sity Of pressing the utruggie to al early con
clusiOn and it imposes on Congress the duty
of promptly increasing taxation
Il seams that The present tax is yielding less
than one hundred millions per snnum, insteAd
Of one hundred and ffly millions, as was sx-
pscied. The whisky tsx failed, ''eilher because
there was great fallirg of in the consumption
Of that article and other stinulsnts, or else the
dis;ilers contnuod 10 cheat the Government; !"
the income tax was a failure" there should have
been one thousand millions assessed, but there
was not o.Aer -dsfciences are also noted,
sufficient to show that tbs effort to collect sn
adequate tax proved Abortive.
GRBELEY wants tax adequate TO pay the
interest GU the public debs as it scil Be on the
lst Of July next, support the regular Govern
ment, aud put twenty millions annually into 3
sinking fnnd. Yhis provided, he thinks gold
would rot command even thirty per cents pre-.
MUM. Therefore "CeEGREss MUST tax"
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a The 81 HIuss eommit.ee of the Fe lerBl
COrgrss appointed TO lake into consideration
the subject Of constructing railroad between
Washington and Now Yok has come 10 The
conclusion not to entorisin al present, The ques-
ton Of building it At the expense OF the Gov.
ernment, bns viii consider any proposition from
individuals with roferencs to that scheme. They
sro moi wiling to commit the Government to
lis contamination.
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GaIreu Davis ". EEcnry Wilsen

From the Providence Post
The Hon. Garrett DAYS, of Kentucky. in q
lAie speech in the Senate upon the exehAngsoi
prisoners, said;
would not permanently give up the Con-
stitDton OF my country and the liberties which
it secures 70 the people, to prevent this division
Of tho Union; Would not give IN the freedom
ard The charter Of freedom which was fabri.
Gated by Washington aud his immortal sssoci-
Aies. What would great and extended eouu.
try be worth to men who love freedom If It be
ruled by consolidated mi itATy despotism ]
adhere 10 the Constitution; will Fl iEht under it
and ior it; and, in avoiding the Scyila Of secas-
sion, I-neFeF viii willingly rush into the de-
ssr0ying gulf, the ChsTybdis of Abolition mii',
isry Capitalization and despotiAmi aud yet,
while so many peoPie are avoiding the one
source Of destruction, they are rushing heed
lessiy on 20 the-oiher"
The suthOT oEsthis language Mr. Henry VII
son propos's TO kick q9tof the Senate for dis
loyalty Yet this SANG Henry Wsson, only
feg years Ago, openly proclaimed, in this city
that his house was right on the line Of the un
dergrouud rsilroad.' Apd thst he was trsmplinl
the Consultation and Laws OF his country Jude
his feet
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We are permitted TO give the substance Of a
letter winch hss reached this city though the
Federal lines from Knoxville. Tbs writer is q
man Of pndoHbled veTaeity and Of much intslli-
resce. he hiss been consistent Unionist, and
shea his properly Was seissd and wautonIY de-
sHoyed, and h family were driven f0Tfh 70
staTve, he appealed to the Federal general for
proieeiien In his letter he states thst the gen
elal replied in this language: Damn yoRf
! Unionism, not one Of sou IS IS much lOE the
Uoion as to fghl for Lincoln You claim pro
teeti0n fIom my soldiers. have not come bore
to protect yoa. Ny object IS TO lsy wssie and
ldestEoy your country, and fhsre shall not De
left enough 20 feed your peqple, nor TO enable
/ you TO make another crep. l am resolved thai
ihofo sha 4 be no necessity resting on ne is
leave even the smallest garrison here to hold
| this county sgs 81! Coniedsrate armies
Sueh IS the policy Of our enemies MaTsRd
| ing bands Of Federal cavalry are every where
IN Southern EAss Tennsssas. Have not hoEfoE
enough been showered upon the daring. ths
generous and brave There is a Sold for Nor
gAn's heroes. Let them open the wsy for S5nlh.
ern aImies. Then, too, los GsHeisns read "a.
the recital Of the woes OF Tennessee, the misio5.
tunes that await themselves, unless ihsY NEE
the invader beneath the banner Of the gresiesl
Of our Leaders, Joseph z J5hns.on.- Register.
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LInERAL.-COl John R Blocker, Of Tuscs
loOsa, Ala recently sent to Judge Oliver, #
Greene county, en- order on his oveTseers for
one thousand bushels Of corn FOR lhs indissns
families Of soldiers
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L%oBr. q. oRAWFoRD.

y. ate Crawford. E'rezer * Coz
" avIya p.schsssd ths n1eresia ui my .ie 90
II psrfnetsf 'sill ceniinae hs Nt75hO taHaHsss -
nv sLAEE q AIT, cseh.rse s-isaL
Eaprneucs Of zaEhE EezTr euahlea me te serve ouy
- sui ere g. their HdEasi=se-
zr iet having -Fgruss or s-ir o. otleTs , lhnips
a, - 1sss vii g. iher interest % HT manEeF o
SeiBs 81. sDess-' dea.ing On the ssulge Ay gsners
seou.futs. nee and nnmeraas cream teeafea speedy
sales s.. .. ,,,a-,
Ussh ssvE.,es1 snd cher accommodations 20 hAsu
Lar THADEzs ~ beretoiore
Isrt,-. an 7 { ths city s-Ddiug Negroes BY rail
r,rd MI g q ~ I'D Z os ere "A15rcpf and "Ahio
RoBT. T. CRAWFORD.
Save ea's,
f77-- Perch rec rrrsst
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N.1nn EElEE D NJ Ma Zoe steo hon " WoFAs One
Lk5y uronlan a1i eo received FFltn earl lea z.sh
- aiortsbie quar,erg n5 fooa hnd ca tLias e =
farni-bsd. Tlia estsk b. iyc.ii MY ME
oortIi ii gelaa hsls res.nly Bsen Purchased ~ ts
fleruns D. snd fs sslrA "a 0a 5oEsruaIsut Aeeoini
Gadreas Us ~ belma Aia1ssnE-
wa ~ HARDs0E HUSF.
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"a PHO


Entered according 70 act Of Congress n the sar Iss
BY J. s. FHREsHER In tbs Clerks of.os of sEs o.
et Court Of the Confeae-sts States ior tie Horsk-
srn QiElriet Of Ganrala.
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KENNEDY AoUs4,
moRfEE.

Te~ sv LOUIS be1NseH kEaakiin ana hsl1ltea
,rsts Il 100 u ils ulos; pisasast iYe4ill ~ 70 -
- 49,, tbe-a Qrn ianie ID RiNsEs IufnAlea WI
- s.t ti,e 1larkst afesdA sDnsn are - ls .s-.
81 tarlns Bersc.s rlo W,sh 70 sip - '.ss -1,. M y
"a -oe4trn
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K a Washington dispatch, dated the 92d
ult, says; A question, afsetiug the banish-
ment Of Clement L yAllsnd CHAM, came before
tie supreme &C urt of the United States to-day.
Il was originally ex parte, Vsilandigbam being
. the petitioner. The motion for writ Of certio-
rari TO tho judge advocate general was argnsd
by sY Senator Pegh for, and by Judge Adyo-
cate Holt in opposition thereto"
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FaEaosT Az ~ asl.lpsseI.-Fs. 81 ~

FREMosr ASB rBE PBEslpEScY.-Fhs .soE YogS
Herald sagss
We uncersfsud kai ssroaz neye11srt q r 1rserssz
tns Reprbi csn party % sscars tto uozaisai z =
3ec frerrlas ~ tie Plssdsacy q rac1; s aos
srsaffy .ker "a eeeordaEes rilh this rEr srzuns,
irn-ase neairE viii norily hs si, Il lcls cisq -
5rng Freinoat ard pfci1iee ffercri d ct u
nussy joker. Als-se po-iioa q lsplbEcaG< ats e.
1cisily ~ ho ra1est wing ei he pa1fg. refir rs
ser Cen Frenont ar. Li1zoin Ersne1E-7, -. +
smutty ioksr Ieeg viii take clrs l1st the -zat es-
.og il New YORK ~ ilc-sd AZ ~ 1tasr nes.1ta iat
Sew England 80 threnspdai ne west. ana nz
socur. prssa1 of poPaleg rics1n y sk " s. Irs
lsss nd 1sae1lA 10 lhs b4ek-sroacs sr ztts Esnef
senirel e ibs ce1YsRliou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

Tax tE RIND-pTe leATn from an undou6ied
soarso that Captain ] L. Peoples, post q1sTtof-
master ior the All Congressional distinct. has
thus iAf collected in hrss counties Of his field
81 oneyst;ons 81 500 100 worth OF produce ftr
the Confederate Government. The counties
,ssveled over are Calhoun. Tailadega. sud
Shelby. This is hus exhibit, and shows q
savi,s "a the Government of at least zen mil.
lions 81 dollars. All honor 70 Capt. 2 for his
;r.5rsirv and perseverance, in the discharge of
his sr5nous duties. II all the agents of the
coverntnent would emulate his couduet, The
rasnlt would. indeed, be encouraging. NImore
.oons,bIe position is occupied than hat held
hi, tha eoIise.ore Of the tax in kind, for upon
sbair eseseitv and fidelity depends, in 4 very
large measure, the Ists Of tle CenfedsEacy -
Seine Reporter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

n Absensees should reDsmber that hy spe-
al orders from Gen. Polk, al ihs prisoners
paroIea ss YieksBuTg aad Pert Hudson are er-
ds1ea 10 report in pessen At the Psrols camps Al
Eessrpsise, Miss, by the 10ih Of February, o.
sbsy viii be trestod as dsseFisu,