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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RAIs.-Vsseiaaon was reinforced yesterday win :
gentle and refreshing shower. The air this morning u
cool, balmy and iayigOraiiug.
AssIaSEB TO DuTY.-Dr. S A Ra0Org. Of Maryland
who for some time past has been a Eesiden1 OF IN cay
has been sssigned to duty at the Gate City hospital.
Bn1a-GES. F~IxLEY.--Brg-Gsn. Finley, Of the "a
81 rda, who had his colsr-bons broke By q Dusket 9A.
in E recent engagement a; the front, passed through uh'
city yesterday. 60 route to cOlumbus
MAYORS couRr-Tasrs was no court held thii
morning by his honor, the mayor, there being no ne"
cases on the docket
woUSpEn-Th were but few wounded brought
down hOm tbs front yesterday, and none this morn'ns-
carr. W. L. CALHoUE-Ws are pleased 10 learn
tass Capt W. L. Calhoun, company K 4at 6eoFea'
who received . very severe Wound IN the ihisa nsH,
Ressca, is slightly improving Hopes ss e1isfisinsa
OF his recovery, although ssms 'ins must interviews %
fore he viii be able even 70 wax On etetehe~
! TO Rx rRAssFrRRED 1t viii 10 doubt be crafty
ing to the hiandz OF John 7. Jones, nemSar OF eoaneni
who was couseHpted after his election to learn taa'
hopes are entertained Of his being rHasisfrsa $ -
slste shop IN his city when be "la % ens0's1 -
take lis scat at sho council board
nersuED-Msyo Calhoun has made application
49, N. detail OF the clerk. treasurer tax reoe'ver'
.,.v marshal and hts dHpHties. and eleven poieensa-
Tss ssnuesaoa 1t i thought viii be granted
PeoFrrABLE-Fss re- in or narket tals nofh'ns
- q 90 per onsrt. at which reduction purchasers were
oopg4atuiaiing themselves They cost he vsnder SO
9ar bu,hel. Any body can asare up the enormous
profits Of the vsnder.
AUcrsos ~PRIcEs-Ata an auction sails ms morning
The following prices were obtained; Dress goods % 10
e. pee yard; bleaehed honsspun' 50 ? per yard; Con-
fsasra.e note paper. aaf) $50 pr rsami aOu5 So per
100 pounds. This Is a heavy decline.
ARRssTIss srRAGaLERs The guards are ent pa
trolling the slrsetRof this city to arrest s~rsggiers il there
should be any
SICK AND WoUEDED-A lot Of sick and wounded
arrived hare from tho front at tsR A y.
PRIsoNKns. "A fsw Yankee prisoners Wers brought
down from the front on the morning train
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REID THIS!

WE must salr on he friends q on sol1sn aEasa fF
assistance. All saa do sozs.hsEi ssra your ee1E
buttons slong. u sTsr 50 sGsls We are II Esd q
hem Our wounded are gufsrlEg. zudfsis zpozzl5s
|fr he patriotic lscss q Aasata to d 1sr zz5s
unless sone keip eossz iron zasoa1, PreTziszs az
scarce aud high here. 81 Hsl - IA cher FlzzsA
Many VERSAILLES are nos yet a or nsEkF zn1 thsT
sre very desirable ior or 1ozndsd pzs-isi sezisIss
and almost every family asu pare z Ihls-thsf Gtla
Dsy says tbs Efs Of one brave solsisr - iszEs. Les
Us not weary 10 well doisgf Les the Lsds GH E0EE
and We viii conquer the iuvadias foe
Send your coEtHbuiioas 70 HsE a z. JGsg Bsa
dszt 81. Philip . Hospital Aid soeisiY and VI Gszs-s
you thsy vii be properly dstrbuseL ReoE-s5nz
Alabama AID Whitehall strsss. AaIkAszs bzlsi-E
mRs. D. 3. sUDsoG,
myls S. Secretary
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From AvoYELLEs PARIsH.-Tbs New Or
leans Bss Of tho oh has an extract rom 4 pnyate
letter dated April 30Eh, off Fort DSkussey, CIV
inc al account Of the capture and shooting q
nine nan belonging to a Unton Home duafa,
oanrosed Of some twenty-five creole citizens OF
1o9ejies Tbis body was commanded By Capt
n " Masters snd Lieutenant Cease, nAhyss or
he nsrish. Ga the 9th nit, Lieut.. Cease went
with twenty two Of his mea 70 hunt up oiaer
msnhsrs al he company who had been fright
sne5 into The woods by the gaerrillas, and On the
soIloving right be and his party were surprised
bv sortv or city rebels, and twelve OF them tine
Lent eseaping) were captured bat Of winch
number, adds he private corfesponeeeb 1lne
wa-e IN Ire 2Sth nit, after being stripped to
ne ss,in. drawn up in line and deliberately shot.
The company hsd ROi bssn mustered into the
Stats service.
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COSFEDERArE STATES CF AA8RICAsl
QUARTEEEAsTER-GENEaALs GfFtcE 2
kiehmond, april 90, G54D
ALL cheers and sgenis q this Department ara
hereby notified hat IN order to introduces proper uni
formi.y and system IN eonnsction with sha eontracia
szesztsd With he F~aoEoriss ca Govsrzmsnt Ascount.
aud to Increase thereby tho yield taere0f, Maior g. ".
Cunningham. Qaartermaster, heretofore In charge OF
the depot a Atlanta. Georgia 3 entrusted exclusive
y, wish he duty OF contracting in t5heH 81 lbs De.
partmeni, with The Factories IN The States Of Souta
Carolina. Georgia, Alabama. Fiondl and Mississippi.
Hs VIII respond 70 acquisitions for natsria aada
upon him By officers IN ehssss Of dspOss for ne man.
ufacsurs Of clothing. A. R LAYTON.
my2 I'm Qaararmasisr- 6eosrsL
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THE NEGRO AND THE WAR QUESTION IN
THE METHODIST GENERAL CoNFERENcR.Z
Philadelphia, May AT the Methodist Gene.
raj Conference to day, the Rsv. DR.. Curry made
an address which was very fsebly spplAaded
H9 spoke in favor Of having coloTed ministers
ia al the Conferences. He was opposed to the
formation Of separate Conferences for colofed
people. They must be brought into close con
Rection with the white people be thought.
Rev. DR.. Moody said he thought God Al
mighty was going to give as an exodus Of the
whole coiored concern to South America.
After We get this little family difficulty settled,
and the funeral over, we will then push on to
the Isthmus Of South America, clear out Mexico,
and give the people Of color q pre,enptiou righl
10 that territory,
During the speech of Mr.. Moody the greatest
excitement prevailed, and when be sat down the
resolution Of Mr. Riley to appoint a committee
on the state Of eolored members Of the church.
was carried by reclamation.
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s500 REWARD

WILL be paid for ne apprehension and dsayssy
w iu any safa AL 50 that ea1 gst ths oA'"s
TENNsSSEE, DARK copper color, fWenty-sl1 49,
Ga. weighs two hundred pounos4 I've Ase
bivh. and i 3 very ano Aookins ioAo"
HOETON black, tHeuty nTo yea - 80
even inches hiFh, ueighs enc ha1atee anu MY
,ogndS md uas raised 10 the TO" country
SaT1Ip bleee tnsalyfour years old nFs tsst
- i-esse air6. Eslshz oae hundred ana sisnty
,onrds s.d sDeaas vsfy aoH-
SIARPEB, biask ave fsst * inches hlsh, vegas
one haudfed and forty p0nnoA r0und hIouiser1 tliek
TIos lerQs mouth. fseaiy 5oaya old
TJW sisck. Eve ~fest1ine iachos high, weighs QUO
t..Srsa and seventy 6 20 7osnds, twenty seven Yeara
"a strrsTs very lad, and Haen excited ha can
sssgcely fpsak
re ihrse LIST named are brotlsrH and were raised
On Hancock comfy. ALFRED BAhEA
m~9 an Augu1ts. Ca
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A~LABAMA-In obedience to paragraph third,
special orders Ne. lOI, ~sdiulans and inspector
generals Office, dated Richmond, Va, April 80,
1864, Maj -Gea. Withers has assumed command
Of all The reserve forces Of this Ssats, consisting
Of 81 those between the ages Of seventeen and
eighteen, snd between forty tive and fifty years
Of age. Al companies composed Of persons
within The ages specified, whether organized
prior to the set Of February Il, 1864, or since,
viii report 70 headquarters Immediately.
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gUGGEsTIvE-Tw0 or IhTee ladies entered
tho cars on one Of chr railroads for tho purpose
Of visiting = sick soldisr-bfother- The provost
guard attempted to eject them, On The ground
that they bad no passports. The soldiers IN the
car promptly csme forward 10 their defense and
the guard were told ihatif they inieFieTed
with the puIpste Of The ladies they would haze
their brains blown ont. The guard disappeared
Il is but Justice to shese representatives OF inc
Government 70 say, tina. several OF hem asTe
absolutely refused to carry out the orders CT He
saerstsrv Of VA, whenever the circumstances
have been such as have appealed 10 their bu'
mainly, or prevented the exercise OF thai dlseEe-
ton which belongs to common euse.-Caro
~san
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A CoNFspERATE Memo GEsERAL-A cor
r.nnnndanA nf IL unn.ann n.l.

A C-oNFRpERATE Memo GEHERAL-A cor.
respondent of the Houston Telegraph says:
l saw in 4 Boston paper, not long 400. a
statement that We had not only negro tloons
bat negro officers IN cur armies. This orodj.
gious tale probably originated as follows
In the army Of TennesRee, a brigadier general
had q negro servant who was raised with him
frcm childhood, and who wore eli his easE Off
clothes. Cnffse ives very proud Of an old mil
form coat Of his masters, and wore it on caIa-
days. In time Of battle, mounted on 4 spe-a
horse oftke general, and frantic with exeitsraent
he would charge mp and down the field. beyond
the reach OF the shells and bullets. On one Of
those occasions, the enemy was in full rttreat
and our foFees advancing, when q sergeant, with
fifteen or twenty prisoners, came up with he
sable general IS DO was charging with heAdlonR
speed over the plain.
General, " said the sergeant, what shall I
do with these p~risonersfi'
fDouble-quiek The I'D did rasesls 70 the
rear Vas The emphatic response.
Accordingly the humorous sergeant trosted his
prisoners down the broken road for & mile and 4
hall. and they never could be convinced after.
wards that epfse Was not ia the military en-.
ploy Of Cousin sally Ann.
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WEsTERE NORTH C~ARoLIEA-The Rslsigh
Progress Of me l6lb, publishes the following
LATTER from Madison county, N. c.:
There ID 8 mail band Of the worst men on
earth who mostly stay upon Laurel, slipping
over occasionally killing men and robbiEg the
people. On last Tuesday morning about four
teen men and three Womon came over the
mountain on The head of West Fork, in this
county, and killed enc mag and beat another
nearly 70 death, and then robbed several CHI,
zens. On their retnrn they were pursued by
some Of our forces and overtsken and fred
upon at Mars College, but all made their escape
except ons man and ono woman who were cap
tuEed. The wsmen were armed with revolveTs
and took = hand in The murder and bbe1y.
The women we're all from Buncombe county.
The prisoners AIKEN belong to the 10Th regi-
ment North Carolina troops.
The Yankees are tearing up the railroad from
Bulls gap as far up towards Virginia as they
can get. There are no Yankees nearer here
than Bulls gap worth naming. They say that
Lee will have no other way to leave Richmond
only By wsy Of EAST Tennessee, etc. The peo-
pie are having here and going 70 the Ysnkees.
Several families have gone from here.
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Y Toe following is extracted from = letter
hon Major Hart, Of General Green's staff, to a
ffierd 10 this cify.-HOnst0a TeIcgragk.
Gen. Green was killed within forty yards OF
the gunhoat that fred the fatal shot; and imme-
diaiely on he hanks Of the river, on q bluff
sems foTty feet high. His men vera on every
side Of him, ana stacking iaEiously the Aeet Of
gunboas and transports with which the river
was filed. The transports were terribly mutt
lated By cur rifles, and upon : pATto Of cur troops
eoasing Ere. q white Gag VAS rsised on one Of
them, but the gDnbcais continued 10 pour their
bf0sdsides, and cur troops opened again 4 muir
dereus discharge. Our loss
was about s~eveniy-6ve killed and wounded. The
The enemy's less unknown, bus it must have
been terrible. He died, e. be
wished, IN the front Of battle, with his face to
the foe.'
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cgARInsroN.-I. would seem that The enemy
is making some new movements At his point.
The carsgfniaE Of yesterday says; Information
received here to-day, Indicates an advance Of TIE
enemy. We viii not anticipate events, buE
simply say that il q demonslrasion Of tho Fsds
rails is made in earnest, another + shs and another
victory are likely 20 snsus.
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MIsSIssPPI.-Ths auditor Of pubic sceSunts
Of this State gives notice to the presidents of the
boards Of police Of the counties of Adams, Boil
var. Claiborne, CoshomA, COvington, DsSoso.
Hsrrison, Kinds, I~sssquens, Jasper, Lafayette,
Madison, Perry, SunAower, Tunics, Warren and
Washington, that the rolls containing tie names
Of soldiers and dependent persona, required to
be Forwarded under the first section Of an set,
entitled "An act better to provide fer the famt-
lies of cur soldiers" approved December 2d,
1854, have not been received At that ofics, and
unless received by the Ersl day of June next,
the counties named viii be barred the benefit Of
the provisions Of said at.
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TIE MISSISSIPPI RAIDERS The Meridian
CLARION Of he 17th, says that the Ysnkes raid
ers, under Gen. Macarthur, who were reported
to have reached Pickens' station, on the Central
railroad, are now said TO nave wheeled around
AMI to be en- route for Yicksburg, closely fol
lJwed By Writ Adams. The expedition ID
thought 70 have come on. to sBgAge our cavalry
while boats went ap the Yazoo and brought oui
a quantity Of cotton concentrated At points on
the river nssz Yszoo City. The enemy destroy.
ed a few mail bndges near Pickens' station
which can be easily repaired. A special dis
patch to the MississiFptaA from Mcdowell, Ala
dated Msy l6ih, says tbas Gen. Adams dis.
patched on The 18Th, that the enemy would be
embarked the next day at YsEOc City.
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IVA $3.50
From these tables it will be seen hat even in
case Of Immediate peace We ahOuld have to
raise four hundred and forty millions per annum,
while ON SURPLUS earnings cannot exceed three
bundrsdznd forty millions.
Bat the case is still worse than this. No one
at all acquainted with the machinery Of national
revenue viii imagine for q moment that three
hundred and forty millions, or the whole sur
earnings Of the nation, can be extracted
earth could effect it-And The system now in use
IS ANONYMOUSLY deficient. For instance, while the
laboror is taxed over and over again on every
article which enters the mouth, OF. covers The
back. or IS placed under foot, or covers the head
taxes upon everything which is pleasant TO
see, hear, feel, smell or taste-taxes upon
warmth. light and i9~c0moion-tAxes upon all
that is on the earth OF in the waters beneath
on everything that comes from abroad or grown
at bome-szxes on the raw matsral-tsxss
on every fresh value That is added to il by IN
duslfy Of msn-taxes on the sauce which pam
pars bis appetite or the drug that restores him
10 health-on tho commission Tbieh appoints
The Judge and the rope which hangs the Grim
iual-on his salt, On his spice, on the brass
nails Of his coffin and the ribbons Of bis bride
LAT bed or board, couchant or legant, living or
dead-she rich maa, the purchaser of United
States s~eeuIities at thirty cents on the dollar,
kH1 bytEEl&tlI 1A 4An Cl4Aa- ? aSAHoANIf AAS
shaver of her pest obIts, the contractor, the
mercenary, and the slsye-shess men are faxed
nothing Verify, there is not in sll ths laws
Of the United States q single one By which you
can compel the wealthy or the dishoness man
to contribute one cent towards the nations bur-
dens.
This is " patriotism with a vengeance.
Patriotism" exclaimed the eloquent Burke
$ patriotism is the first argument of . fool-ihe
last resource Of q knsve."
When we hear a man using the word patriot
ism, we feel like getting mp and opening the
window, with 8 view Of giving him . chobee b
tween that aud the door.
How long, we Wonld ask, can this fabric ct
hypocrisy, fraud, perjury and crime hold TO-
2ether7 How many victnns viii il crush IN lis
.hideous juggernaut progresss Aad who will
rise up at length 20 abolish it By the mild opera
ton Of peaceful measures, or sweep Is away m
the wild wrath of popular vengeance
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For ordinary.

BEING unabis 30 resume my PosiiioA "a ne heia s.
the solicitation q my hiends announce myseH q
candidate for Ordinary Of Fuiion eouaiy as ne com
lng election. II elected. viii devote nyash % me
s,e.hsrw n tbs duties Of he oGos, and viii be
re-, ft 70 nv fsnoW.ci.i-eIs for their support.
80 DANIEL PITTAAN
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- y a. CLOPTON

RFAY be c1nsullsd in Atlanta, Georgia hay ISM
IfA l9b. 78th and 2isL st Nashington ha-L Re
ouscatss vi h reFfect success far kiLEo, ElS1oAA1
TtFa0RS. dtssaes0i Fsmztss etc.
He refers 10 The most fespsgtsbis p~hyzicians Of ne
STATE. upon wh.n ls has OpsrEtsd- Ladies VA Dc
visited at thsir roous- Al LISTERS must contain l.15
CENTS in EtEmpG 5o
Dr. Oiopton Is now in TIE city and may be touna a.
he WashInq1on HaL loon No 81.
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TUMBLISG-Ths coluhbns Eaqnisss Of The
18Th says; . We saw -four ia our Daazkct yes
sez5sys Of an s~xesilsnt quality. and ths higesst
pTice oHersa for i wns fifty esn's PSI pound
T5is shows g hsayier ssslssfn this article than
in any ohsELAo6Fh nearly everything o6ersd
at sues5d yesterday sold Al prices much be-
low what the sane articles would have brought
. few davs sincs.
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n We regret to lsszn that Mrs. Josephine,
wife Of Major A. n. Rowland, Of this city, died
Suddenly last Sunday night, st the residence Of
her father, Julius Norton, Esq, in Montgomery.
The Qntimely fate Of this beautiful, RmiAble and
accomplished young lady will be universally re.
Oratted-Hac0a TeLsgragh
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TEN ABLE-BgBIED NEGRO MEN
WANTED

? WILL nav the higasgs cash prices ios TEN No.
NEGRO MEN il fGnds % zuiE those ha1ias
sHea for sale will sal on Sptzes = o. 9ses.ae
street, AtGnts, Ca l-T- n.
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G-sorgians Wsunded ne DaaEiIIe, Va.
DASvILLE, Va, May 10, 1864.

DAsyILLEb Va, May 10, 1864.
Rev. W. J. Hard, Secretary
The following wounded cf6csrs are in the
hospital here and doing WelI;
Lieut. G Z John, &C f, 50ih Georgia
Lieut. w Odd, co z, 50lb Georgia, slight.
LieuttW A MeCiRsr, co G, 81 Georgia
Lieut. 81 W Ls.timer, co [, 47ih Georgia,
slight, attended to by bis uncle.
Iisut s ssnderson, co K 49h Georgia.
Lieut. b D CAlhsan, co G, All Georgia.
Lieut ] P Paghey, co C, 35.h Georgia.
Capt J D D9dd, co Z. Of Phillips legion,
slight.
Lieut. S Sharp, co G, IA Georgia
Lieut. Col Wm I Hxrtsfsid, Sd Georgia,
slight.
Lieut. d Boysl, CO c, 6ist Georgia.
Col Holt, 10Th Georgia, slight
LisutCol W C Holt says the following off
/ GERS were killed:
Lieut JLaneford, co C, 10Th Ga.
Lieut P MeShsllsy, co e, 10Th Ga.
Lieut. J w Boseman, CO g, 10Th GS.
Ensign " B Garneit, co G, l0h CT.
And the following wounded:
Capt O 8 Kmbrough, &C a. slight.
Lieut. A I Frazier, CO A, slight.
Sgt Hunter, 90 B, sersrely-
Lieut. J Cartridges, co D. slight.
Lieut. J Blakcly, co Z, slight
Lieut. s 81 Hangst co G, slight.
Lieut. & " Linden, co 9, slight.
Lieut. L s raw ford, co K, severely
These casualties we're Gu Thursday. 1 leave
for Richmond on Monday
GsparaI SuparinfendeHt Gaargis 4. H. A
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NCKsBURG GIRLS IN JAn-The Meridian
Clarion, learns BY adviees from beyond cur lines,
that Miss Sue Nailor and Miss Emma Klein, ,oi
Yieksburg, were lodged IL the Warren county
siI fer smuggling out cavalry boota, etc, to our
soldiers. Wonder Whist the Ysnks would do
with : Warren county girl, who brought our
cavalry on q squad of miscegsnssors, causing
the death Of fifteen Of the miniOns. There are
s few noble girls in Vieksburg and Warren
rnnnar ret
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X Slowly, bat surely, The tightnoss Of the
money market l. beginning 70 make Itself
fell IN the fhll Of prices Even should the
r5aucticn proceed no farther, we may cor
ersielsss ourselves that We can now live ct, a.
lesss. one-fourth lees cost than he could two
weeks ago. But The virtues of the currency
bin have not yet ceased to work. Un5er their
bapefceni operation, we shall continue 70 ap-
oro1imats the old rates, until Lees last victory
shsa Dlsee ConfedsrAie paper on its proper foot
jDg. Ia the mean rhils, = patience, and shuttle
re srds."-CagotsHiHs-
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FRoM ALRxkEBRIA-The Matches Courier
has advicss from this point to she 4th- Il states
shat mp to that time no fighting Of importance
bad taken place between the two Ermies- Inc
dam was still being constructed, at the head q
the falls, in The hopes Of getting the iron eladH
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On and after May IOsb, Confederate s. bills
win be received at this Office st the same rates
Of discount ss the other notes Of tho old issue,
We hsve been compelled to adopt this policy IN
aelf-dsFause.
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~ Gen. Bsnniaz and Col Hodges, both
wounded in Virginia, arrived in Augusta We'd
nssasy evening. The cAs0H'e< reports both
iur ven. Major R. T. Pride, Of Musccgee
4. CO, wss wosnded slightly % the Rsp-
ths 5.b Of May.
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TELEGRAPHIC
ReDort. OF the Press Assooiation.

Battered according % act Of Cozeress n ths ysAr 1865
BY d.H. THEAsHER, IN thsa Clerks omos Of he Db
HiSt Court q TIE coni0derz4s States for ths North
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~ Albion TMpekmortOn RycH. LIST lie1sen-
ant Commanding company Z, cavalry battalion.
Wanl's Texas Legion, formerly living near
Louisville. Ky. afterwards il Fort Bend county,
Texas, was killed in the attack on FoFt Pillow,
Tenn, April 12h, 1864, and ia buried in The
yard Of q Mr.. Stone, about o2e mile FROM the
fcrt
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For Congress.

EDITORS APPEAL Please sHnouHes the Hams or
Col SAM FATE Is e~sndidn,e for Congrsssln he liih
Dh.rief Of Terms ssse, aud o5igs The West iennea'
lses1s 10 General Forests counarL.
TrpFto. Nav 5th, 1864. Imyls tide
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DARBY FLUID.
GREAT ~DISINFECTABT!

DELTEF COMMITTEES ard EoptI s.sEafds
H. Eh1u q Be proFlssG With lis adlirsll1 Iaasa7
foribs Sick ana Wo1uded
For sas By he gales md - retail p l-1 T1Ez
5@otlssto AARKLEK JO1AEE
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q - wmrfE-TbIs genasman

E % announce, IS fast recovering
sh1- he received = few days since
az ) lis right collar bone Wss broken,
, whieEe ables, for the present, his arm. Al
sborgsW ) sboek he received was severe, hsi Is
h.l;aved 70 have susisine5 no internal injury.
7, /. be6evsahe VII Be- able 70 leave bis room
ASripg he RsKt week
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-20

ANOTHER yICKsBURGER DEAD-The Me-
hdisn CtariOs learns that Miss Martha Bugg,
an cid and highly respectable eitissn of Yieks-
burg, died in that city = short time since. There
is no asatsment IN the mortality about the "Hill
CIV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-20

sixty-ave articles advanced, per ent...-.,.-s...l3SsO
Being an average Increase of 2Of per cent.
While the wages of mechanics have scarcely
advanced City per cent, we perceive from tho
above table that they are paying two huadred
and four per cent. over the old price upon every
thing they consume.
So much for the policy of Honest Abraham
Lincoln.
The mechanics budget in 1860 may be sum
med up as follows
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-20

r. We can assure our colsmPorATy Of tie
Meridian Clarion, that the article IN question
\ aoas clipped from the j%5urnal 10 whom the credit
-. ~ivan