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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

DRUGsED WITH CRLoRoFoRM An i'm.
preston prevails to great extent in eporting
circles, that Hesnan was trescherously plugged.
either byoue Of his own friends or one OF his
antagonists, Just before the recent fSht took
place. Such an event is very common on tbs
turf, and sll the circumstances seem to indicate
that something Of the sort took place. Heenan.
himself, says be felt in splendid condition when
be entered the ring, but that in a few minutes J.
eiddinsss seized him, and ne remembers nolhipc
that afterwards occurred. He is still in vsyS
bad health, and very much reduced IN
wsight-resulis, it is said, that cannot have
arisen merely from the legitimate punishment
be received in the Ting have not heard that
any steps are to be taken to invsshgats the
subjset, ,-LOHaoH Letter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

APPARENTLY A HARD CASE -Tussday last
man uamed Wilham @ aurdoe from Gsor-
ga died in henTico county, and Mr.. John A
Hicks was appointed curator, and took posses
SION Of his effects LsarninR that young SOL
def named Leslie Craig had gold watch be-
longing TO the estate Of the deeossed. sought
him Gus and demanded the watch, and on his
refusing to give it up, procured warrant for
his arrest The case wss brought before the
mayer yesterday morning, bus the witnesses for
the prosecution not being ready, the case was
continued. aud Craig (beiug charged with
felony, and consequently the mayor having no
authority to bail) had to go to jsi Craig, who
has every appearance Of being q gentleman,
was very indignant at the charge against him,
and professed himself rsady 20 prove, by two
respectable Witnesses then in court, that Mur-
doc had, in their presence, made him present
Of tho watch some two or three weeks before his
dsalh.-RiskaeHd flag, s--
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S5O REWARR.

GTOLEE from The subscriber On 77s6nss5a- tbs
- lh-h iu-tsat, s SOEREL EORsE wttt : Whts
pct hiF rsbsad Sad horse iH about az yssrs
Old SONS hfsssn hands bish BE hza On q alsek
qniitao saddle bride snd nsriiDgzia gunbackesj
-ira rrU1d reins. vii zve rts above reward for
be horEs bride and saddle = delivered 20 re in A.
a1ta, ard tba sddii2nal tuard Of ere l. ndrsu dol
lars for sui lent sV6s1cs convict the thief hcs
stole hin J. ". PRILE Il
mafT - Af-n-a ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

SIEGE MATTERs-T Too Hundred and Fiffv-
FIRST Dey -Tae eHemy's Morris Island bat
tsries opened sharp fire yesterday morning
upon cur works on S1llivan and JGmss islands
and also upon tbs shattered walls Of Fort Sum
ter. The firing continued for about two hours
We have no report ss yet Of the number ofshots
fred a. Sumter.
There have been no other new movements
worth noticing The feet seems quiet, and
the bombardmsnt of the city has not bean re-
sumed.
Tbs impression is very general that FsrTsgut
is now in command Of the iron-clsds sad there
IS no lack of reports that he will soon begin &C.
tive operations; bat, as We hsve heard Of no
sutheRtle Information to that effect, We f0rbesr
10 circulsss NEE Tunor- ChGrIsSlga Msresyg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

a AANNoTH EsTABLIsHadEsT We Jsa7n.
f'sD Tue C0ASliiz,s0zzllsf, ia. rs Auza.., f,e.
tory >~Ploys over 200 aaads. and msnufse-
turss uPEE5as Ct - 900 ysr5s Of eiosb 3s;lv.
al Of which IS sid Al G5ysramsnt uries. Tse
employees Of the factory are supplied With
goods and provisions st very low rate. and ne
pToPneiors have preferred tbe 5sms Hbsrsli,y "a
she employees Of the copsti,psionqlia oaies
Long nay they succeed
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To HOLDERS CT TREASURY NOTES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DErosITARY-s OrFicx3
Atlantis, Ga. Fcorasry - iseg
Oertaeaies Ter four per Seat boads under The Ia,
act q Congress, Gao be received fgm this dais uu.
April lsi a. As ofse Te faeliisss The trsasAesoa AZ
'he large amount es BUSINESS dsveivias "a ma sas
sea' 70 'h' Ae'asra Sf ao's tAAi 'Asy srsre tAsa Il
pfts'esele 10 paekAses q M sane asaemlsAtoa ia
sasas Of $780, slooo, ss0oo aad ssoo
JOHN y. pUNuaN.
Enl. L---------.--
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a The R,chmond Ssz.u.sl makes capital
suggestion when :; advises planters TO eonpel
thsir servants to knop hogs instead Of dogs
The TODD eaten BY The former amounts to some
ihIDg, while shs food eaten by the latter Is in
most cases just as good as thrown away.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

~" Isaac" said Mrs. Psriingson to bs,
nephew, when you enter the state Of alimouv.
choose yoracious and well informed young
woman. Then, my dear, your love will Be ia
feTuas and your prosperity certain Ike looked
exceedingly solemn, and proceeded to put mo.
lAsses on the door knobs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

y The k'ehnond EEGm;asr thinks the I,,s
frsJ s. saFalk, Va, was Of slight iuport.neo
Tho alarm WAsgiTen when our skirmisbers sd-
vSneed 10 the Merry Oak, two miles from to,n
where some negro piekets were posted. Tbsv
were pursued into town, whore regiment Of
negro cavalry were Sissionsd. The fight took
plAcs in the streets, the negroes disnouptip0
after the fEst ars and flying in every direction.
Several were killed in the streets, and many
sook shelter in vacant house, Just beyond the
limits Of the town, On the east The house wss
eysd, and four men consumed in it, who had rs.
fused 10 surrender. We lost three nsa ia ths
engagement, and killed shout thirty of the
enemy. Gen Ransom hsS sipes fallen back,
and there has been some skiTmishiDg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

n tns Columbia g. c baaks have deter.
1nieea % cal nsasiEg Of shs hanks Of the
state At The EEchzBgs Bank Of that city. On
ia0;Slsy' ne @s-h ias! 20 axe into eousidsra-
san how ioag CsslsdsTAgs notes Ct the dsaom.
iasiioa o. i've dolls-s VII be taken On deposit
9y aid banks, s-5 t-r otbsr pu-sosss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

~ The chief quSrtermaSteT of each army
corps is authorized by an agreement with the
quarisrmaStsr general, to fund any money for
officers and soldiers. They are as follows /:
Rtksl
Msicr J. A. Harmsn, Q. N. % army corps,
Gen EWoll.
Major J. G. Field, Q. n. Sd army corps, Gen.
A P. Hill.
Major n R. Fitzsugh, Q. NJ. Gen. siusrs's
cavalry corps.
Msior Edward Mcmahon, Q N. Gen. Breek-
inridgs's division, army Of Southwestern Vir-
ginia
Major E. Taylor, @ NJ Gen. Longstrssts
corus, army OF East Tennessee.
Major E II. Ewing, Q N. Gen. Hoods corps,
army Of Tennessee.
Captain 7. S Patton, A. Q n. Gen. HardOes
Captain s. N. Norton, A. Q NJ Gen. Wheel
er's division.
Major j W. Young. Q N Gen. POIk's c1rPs,
army Of Mississippi.
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q The friends Ct General D. b. Clayton. ia
Clayi0n' Ala, We issra rom the Bannsr. hsve
presented him with msgni6esnt s.ord as a
Testimonial OF their appreciation Of his ssrviess A.
the battles Of Aurlreesboro' and Ckickananea
The general accepts the present IN a bs.zsfsiiv
eoaesivsd sOd wo.isd note, worthy Of he 5i..
tiDguisbed officer who psnued it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

SMALL CHANCE.-Ths bzr-roCus, sstiug sas
Ioous, ETC Of ISis eity are issuing tickets, dus
rlls, An0 50 On, IN len Of small bills. /! has
been suggested that ten penny nails be kept On
rand and handed out instead ct psper Bat
Shsspatriotic and selEsseTi6cing individual will
ina1Eurs's the system Of giving silver in change
Macon Confederate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

STRAYEn.

ENROE tbs camp q 'he 5ith Vlrzinss rss-sat la.
IL Dalton on the nigut q the i4th Instant fl-o
DAY a. cES-oas ccupalt dark 0aF, wlh a ar
n h f0rehez1-ths other J. sht bay Thry ny
have uad th-ir say into ssEe OF tse other en-.
nsats OF The sruy. I'll Pay Tsws-d o. httz CO..
lars fos ihsir return 70 ny camp.
JN0 7 WADE
mhl7 2t Li-u--CqIo-sr E4-h =. Rsr--.-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

I The New York Times, Of the I0,b, az
counts for the rise il gold in that city by saying
that, on The previous day, tie sPeculators took
advantage of the modified action Of tbe House
of r representatives. TO put ths price temporarily
up to IE7 q 169 per cent, closing :: 1863 Tie
aclion referred 20, and the effect of ths rI2e upon
congressional nsTvss, will sFpssT from tho tel
lowing paragraph tTom the Washington Ist,sr
OF the same paper:
The Senate Finance Committee today unsni-
mcusly authorized Senator Shermsn to report
back the House dill SLOWING the Secretary ol
the Treasury to anticipate the payment Of toe
coupons by amending 50 IS to sliaw the seeIe-
tary te sell the kurpiuB gold IL the tIessU-y
without The fys days notice. Tae rapid rise L,
gold to-day has i1dGssi the Senate Con miitee
to take his acton and Is viii probably pass
without much opposition.
The Ti,sss says tho speculation en- tae Stock
Exchange on the Oh, was higher than On Mon
day or Tuesday, in most eripfiOu,
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ALABAMA SOLDIERS HoME.-Ws learn from
the Richmond correspondent of the Montgome-
~ Advertiser that the arrangements for sn
"AlEbamA Soldiers Home" in Richmond have
been finally completed, and the institution put
in successful operation. A large snd cOmnedi-
Gus building, situated on Wall street, near the
central portion If the city, has been secured
aud thoroughly repaired snd reitted throughout
It is SIMPLY supplied with servants, bedding,
water, lights, FIRE, and every convenience, in
fact, thst viii eoniucs to the comfort of thC IL
mates. Aud in sppropriste connection with the
same building, az Office has been SET apart for
Col Wm. F0wIst, superintendent Of army
rec 1rds, etc for Alabsms
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TaAsKs-T5 the q y who s. kindly rsmeu.-
bs1es oCs o. tie editors shis moznine, aud
p.sae1 upon Cur table" q cup Of genuine
Mocha Il vas IS 5rszed" to nlcssy, and en-
}o,ed vita rslsa- We shall hold the donor in
rsmsm5laueg
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NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted to tee lass arm Of Peass L
~ Davis her, b. uOtids1 o psy th-f- fa5e t-f
noss on OF before the 20tl Of March a. tie C5zssds
rate currency Of he present Issue n b. rsussd b
he bsuks sftsr tbs 22d Of tnls morlh
NAB ) p p PEASF
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e The New York Herald, in speaking of

e The New York Herald, in speaking Of
Confederate prisoners a, The North, says;
Asa general rule, the prisoners seem happy
and conteE ed There sre hut few, if any, tbst
would Subscribe to The Presidents amnesty
Two only hsvo done 50 ard these have been
sent away. On the contrary, they arc exceed
inRiy obsJinsts in their adherence TO the bogus
Coufederacy, snd no sentiment Of = contrary
nature Is permitted among them The two men
toned IS subscribing allegiance to the Fedora
Government had q narrow escape fr5m Essas-
sinstion at ihs hands of their iellow-pTisoneEs,
rendering theif removal necvsssry. Stores
have been set sR3at, Of large and growing
Union ssniimens among lhem, which a.o simply
sJsnrd and grouudlss5.
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E N CIR a WIN Gi

EIs grarer and Destgney

Tx . q q tHFHt- Ast4s lltFT
i AS lOesied n he city of Atlanta Ca. FOR the.
IL p1rp1se of carry ing on the shore brsiosss
rds tor bus nsss touses, seals for Ceaurv aesesq
BaoEs Cheeks. Wedding and ddrsa. PlEfs. 49,,
sonsiy sngtsSedf JeNelry sud Silverwars n-afIs.-
marked snd ornsme1isd uith dispatoh A. a.,
EcOd tGr books ERd usv sBsperH eic
- Vrders @ lslt ~ LsWsae OF Weeds Jeaelry store
Hili teestVe PEomp; steution- Orda7s fraun fs.,s
soiiCited. 49,
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q The PlaH.s,s Of Tsladega county, Ala,
iafalsh corn 70 so-iiers' families a. !ty eests
o1'hel. The member. sf those fsmiliss in The
army vii fight.
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FOR SAER.

-FOUR or Eve thoussnd iBs. OF SHAFTIsS5 suds
Il PUbLlaS in ggod cr1-T-s CirculEF 5 ~ n hna
eond-tO1 for Use Ssd fraeigrad q 50, a pair %
hns Atl Stones vita spindle and kp urssasresz-sli
o. which nay be seen - my mill, Zfns miles Esgt Of
"a yetts, a sbaua-
fs4sn J F cARTTvgTOG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

JUDAIsN-As The reesnt dedication Of J.w-
.isk synHgogus, in Madison Ohio, the oficiAtinE
priest, Dr.. Falk, laid the congregation ksd
adopted The reformed risuAl and modern phase
of Judaism, which does not look for he solvent
Of personal Messlah, oF the llteTal rsstoEation
Of The Jews 20 P@estiRe-the prophecies 0D
these subjects beng regarded as fgurafive.
Prayers for the comisg of the Messiah and she1
restoration are omft6n from the 7isual, which IL
otherwise greatly shlHtsned snd men, women
and childIsa sit togo her in the congregation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

~ The Richmond Illustrated Nsaos snnouD-
css Mr.. John Nitcheli as one Of its rsgolar
contributors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

E~ A club-bo has Just been built which is
40 nicely poised that the rowers are obliged 70
psrt their hair in the middle to keep their bal.
anee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

T A correspondent of the Mobile AdDsTtiseT
says it Is fses, established by numerous Wit
nesses, ihss ShsrmSn's troops, on their return
march, ruthlsssly murdered many negro chill
drsu, for the supposed reason chat they were
troublesome to then Their dead bodies have
been found in tho streams and in the woods,
with hTsins knocked out, OF body run through
with bayonet. A citizen also found some little
children tied and bound fast to trees in the deep
reeessss Of the woods snd left to perish of star
vstion- Mothers who begged for the lives of
their children, had the bsyOuot pointed al their
breasts with q threat of instant death if they
did not cease ihair opportunities. We have
abundant evidences of the truth Of the state
mcnts made BY tbs correspondent referred to.
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WANTED.

4 v eIperisucsd LADY a. HOUsEEESPER. aaE
"A reliable NOUT4, or exempt as Cerk- Apply
90 SIsS HOUSE
mhi6 . aGra ca.
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fsAGS WAATEaa-.

( tLhAH COTTON Rags viii ana r.at, ,
- tlis once a. tae InSrsst price. Auplv Al -
l.-a APPEAL CNCE TTNfy Psso,r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

aEE. LoNGsTREET.-A lstter in the Mont
oomery NAL has tho following from Longstrset's
army;
Tbs front lines Of LongStEeet are sbout Messy
creek. poius ten miles from New Market, and
fifteen from Strawberry Plains. A small fght
wss bad at that place on the 9th, resulting in
the enemy being driven back.
General LongstTset has consolidated all his
transportation, and issued orders to conmissa.
saries to be ready to move at any time. This
seeros indicative Of = general move one way OF
the other, but Opine it is forward Moss Per
g0ns.
An officer Just in from Bristol, in charge Of
some sick, reports sight cases Of smallpox at
The trains ere filed daily With soldiers re-
turrine to duty All is blsEs Of enthusiasm
and pTognoshcstss warm reception OF the
spring campaign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

R% The tide of iortuae ebbs and flows in war
as in commerce and politics. The first eight
months of 0ur wsr for independence closed in
our favor. The succeeding six months were
against as Ths next turn in our favor planted
oar standard on Yankee sell in the East and
made rs masters of the Situation in the West
I Then came Brsgg's Inflated Kentucky cam
paign and close upon the heels of which came
our disasters in the Southwest, and the discour
sgiug campaign in Tennessee. The 1s, of Jan
uATy Of the present year found our people de-
spondent. Despair seemed to hover over pur
nstional councils, and reckless desperation was
checked but moderately by the few who remain
ed firm in the conservative faith. The tide Of
fortune has sgAin turnsd quite opportdnely in
our favor. How shall we profit BY the expert
ence of these vicisitudss We are upon the
eve of as brilliant successes in the field as those
which crowned our arms at Chiekahominy and
Mslveln Hi.
How shall these results be Brought to bssr
upsn the question Of peace This is = cues
ton which demands our attention now The
ruling party in the United States is upon the
eve Of crisis, II is with the people and the
S:Ats governments Of the South to say whether
that party is to be continued in power, OF
whether il shall be hurled from its position
by those at the North who sre willing to
change the purposes of the revolution 30 as to
vindicate rights IS vital to Indiana and Ohio as
to Georgia and Alabans. VIII that portion Of
the press which heretofore ridiculed the doctrine
Of pescs through the Intervention Of the North
western and Middle States, using the Demo-
cratic party as their instrument, and making
State sovereignty the polar star in this their ses
of troubles, have the prudescs and good sense
to keep their peace and not rail against thu only
party North which is acting in close alliance
with the people Of the Southern SsGtes,-c coilna-
kRs Staa
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BEST IN the mARKEr.

(1OSE md see. ,Aluk you viii buy. 7,,-. -
~ 1And ana for sale BY no go
mhs2w
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.'Enside vislv'' Of ,he Waite Hsu.s.

"EnsAde view" OF the w hlto hAeuses
A Washington correspondent gives the fol-
lowing sketch of President Lincoln and his
daily habits:
Mr Lincoln is sn early riser. At o'clock
he brsskfssss-thea walks over to The War Of
fee to read such war kilograms a. they give
him, and have chat with Gen. Hslleck on the
general situation. RstuTning TO the White
| House. be goes through the mornings mail il
company with private secretary, who makes
minuts Of the reply he Is to make, and others
| the President retains, that be may answer them
himself Every letter receives attention, and
All which are entitled to sreply receive one, no
matter how they are worded, or how intelligent
the chirogrsphy may be.
Tuesdays and Fridays are Cabinet days, but
on othex days sl of the visitors at toe Win
House arc requested TO wait IN the snts-ehsm-
bsr and send in their cards. Sometimes before
the President has finished reading his mail,
Louis win have handful of pAsleboAId, and
| from the cards laid before him, Mr. Lincoln has
visitors usheIed in, giving precedence to ac-
| quAintRness. Three or four hours do they pour
| in ia rapid succession, Rine out of ten asking
] efices, aud patiently does the President listen
TO their applications. Care and anxiety have
| fnrrowsd his rather homsly features, yet occs-
| sIanallY he is reminded of an 6nsciote
me newspaper attempts to deny that the
President tells stories Why, it is rare that any
one is in his company for fifteen minutes without
hearing good tale, appropriate to the subject
talked about.
Ala o'clock the President declines seeiag
any more company, and often accompanies ms
wife in her csrriAgs to take drive. Hs ID fond
of horseback exercise.
The President dimes st ak From tho din
ner table ths party retire to tho crimson draw
ing room, where coffee is served, and where the
President passes the evening, unless some dug
nitary he's a special interview. Such is the al-
most unvarying daily life Of Abraham Lincoln.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

LaBERAL.-The Army Committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association AsknoSl-
e1Ees the receipt OF ten thousand dollars as a
portion Of the contribution Of thirty th9usand
dollars, forEaTdeit through the Secretary Of War,
By Mr.. Alex. Celia, Of London, for the relief
Of the needy and srffsring Of our people. We
commend to the attention Of those st home and
abroad, who have realised immense profits from
The dssolstiBg war in which We are engaged,
sbo following extracts from the letter Of this gen
sTous Eugiishman, and trust thAtthey may imi-
ssts BIS szsmPls:
The SESSION is uoW on hand whom destitution
and distress. even IN the ordinary course Of
events, would be iel. in yOur country much mcIe
50 must THIS be the case now, from the terrible
war which has bceu 50 long raging To relieve
his distress, as far Rs is in our power is the dn-
" Of ell who have the means 90 do so and Is
doubly the 6GIy Of those who have derived Pc
cuniary benefit from tho very causes which have
produced the misery
Ny wish is 10 aid the needy and suffering in
your land and more particularly those who
have osen made so through the present war
aud II, through your kindness, can send ray
Of comfort into dSieiling where comfort Is q
stranger, or light up hearth which would 9TH
erwise be cold sHd cherries, my present ain
will be fully accomplished.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

= The heavy decline in gold in most of the
cities of the COnfedsrscy, msy be Ascribed to
the decision Of tho Secretary Of the Treasury
that it is subject 20 . tax of five per cent. in
kind. The shyloCks who have been boarding
isup do not fancy the idea of disg0rging so
freely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

A Coon AOvE.-Among the legislative
proceedings at N, ledgeville, we notice that Mr
Wright, OF CoUeti, has introduced q bill to re-
quirs h he railroads of this State to keep water
and lights in The cars for passengers on their re-
sPeetivs roads. Some of the rOsds have en-
iirely failed Of lsts to provide these comforts.
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Il. n. .RCTOH

4. "a. .FCTO.E,
News = gent fer Ihe Army Of Tennessee
AND AGENT FOR
The sUeIIIplsiS Daily .4PDeEE.
Mail Carriers, Brigses and Res Esuiai Ns&s = gents
viii be supplied ss herst1foss with Daily Papers sE
eighteen 10 t"snty cents-also daily pagers a. the
counter At iws1ty Eve cents
gs edition Of be APPEAL received every day.
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HREE CHzERS FOB OF r JACK AOSGAN-
by Eugsns kzEm nd Price : 81
KlNGD n COMING song Of The Coutr- bard
a suug 0y ths Is Tennessee Opera TrouBs. Price
81 o.
Gs0D-5YE AT TlFE DCOE, Al EnE.ish Ballad
o. Glover Pre- 81 50
F4DSD FLoWERS-by James Pouers-vsry-
p5Puisr. Price g. %
BLACKEAR & REO,
mlAl - kue-rs-a
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THE ABsTRACrTD Treasury BoEDs We
alluded, some days since, to the abstraction Of
seventy.fve thoussnd dollars worth of bonds
from the treasury department of the Confederate
States The follsEing are the numbers of The
bonds, as recorded al the treasury:
Numbers AZ 935 to 4S 964 inclusive, of per
cant. for $1,000 eacl; numbers 80 534 70 g, $50,
$1,000 each per cent bonds; numbers "a 50t
70 "a SlI, $1,000 each. 9 per cont; numbers
% 655 20 327II. $500 each, Z per cent; num-
bers 3 5g7 to 1910. 9 1000 sach, 6 per cant; one
bond, ia, 6 per cant, for $l90. The bonds
foot Cd. in the sggfsgs-e, $4,000 in 7 per cent,
$50 600 in s ser cent, and S4l00 in 6 per cent.
bcnis; making altogether $75. 100 The bonds
have beea ma3e Horthsss 10 the holder By the
publication Of the numbers.
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