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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

mi UNs0F-sAVE Rs AZ NAelfHA1A
IN lengthy notics Of tie late Abolition Reet-
{ . in Rashville, which was addressed by ANDY
JsHssos, he Press, Of the 233ul says ihs
asssmblags took no step toward ths ress0rs-
son Of State government" and adds;
" Indeed, 81 "a not esIg 70 ses ohat step they
eeuId take. Such reunions are perhaps well
enough. "A furnishing occasions for lhe compesi-
ave display Of unconditional, unconstitutional,
u~ayoas6uabls and unintellgibls Unioniem 90
cording % the latest and most approved WeSh-
ioeton pattern; bal, As to ths restoration OF civil
g,TeTBmont IA Tennsssee, it will surely never
coma from any suchsouIes.s
TAis is bold language TO be uttered in Che
midst Of such tyranny as character zas the Fed
eusl rule at Nashville, and concsraing = move
nsnt Of which ANDY JOHNSON was the leader
The editor viii not long be without lodgings
At the expense Of he Abolition treasury, if he
ipdalees in such criticisms Of his masters.
Bat his assertion is true. They could take NJ
step, legally, toward the foTmsdon Of a State
Goverument. Tennessee, By sixty thousand
majority Of her citisens sehng unIammelled
voted cut Of tAs Federal Union, and st ne
time has even a respectsbis-ns to num5en-
minority Of her people evinced = dssfe to de-
Part from the position then assumed The at
tempt 10 change the verdict 50 emphstieslly
rendered, in She mammal proPosed-viz; placing
The mater IN The hands Ct HsssFs JOHNSON.
MERCER and Fowler, by sathorizing thsmtc
tpeak for The whole Sists-is ayeiesl, aud TIE
tditor does wen and acts boldly in telling then
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ECON %NAkmYELLE.


TIE Dalton Confederate has lale Nashville
pspors, kom which it makes up . summary Of
city Rows. Thess ~j5urps!s suuoUsee Tire FOL
losing candidates: For sberH cf Davidson
ooanty-Wm Wilson, J IL Hinton Lieut.. A.
A. Carter, Of the 5th Tennessee (FedsrsD cav
elry, and E. P. Fort For tax collector for
Williamson connty-Lyeurgus Mccall For
esunty court clerk Of Bedford eouuty-J9seph
H Thsnpson-for circuit eourt clerk, JANIS
II Neil
Bsajsuiu C.. Rs6sEtfos, Of Dickson county.
Tenn died on the 221 Of July at tho residence
n Dr. Huison, ives! Nashville, a. Che age OF
IS. 30 is spoken Of as gentleman Ct high
inssgrisy snd enjoyed tbs confidence Of all who
knew him" His obituary indicates tat bis
dssth vas due 10 Fsdsrai despoiium. Itssys:
"Tbs health Of Nr. Robertson has been fee
be for several years. but energy Of
spirit hsd sustained bin until lately. Involved
10 some exlen. Ia he rebellion, be hsd been for
many m5nths subjected 10 5 hsTsssing restraint
By The military authuIiiiss, n q heavy penalty
had been imposed by = military commission,
from which be Was released by the authorities
e. Washington, only ; short time before the
mandate Of q higher power released him from
all earthly esTss."
TIE marriage, by the Rev. Dr. Ford, Of Mr..
7. ". Tesley, Of Nashville, to Miss Addie C..
Read, Of Davidson county, is announced
S~svsnty-eight bales of cotton, belonging to
". ]. Porter, has been seized and Eil be Con-
fscsted by the United States ofhesrs.
Tbs Uztoz is as tracking to its Abolition
masters e any j5uTnilin YEnkesd1m. Itsays;
The REORGANIZATION or THE STkTE-As
re have hsietoiors stated, we Tefo for the
( speedy Reorganization Of the 6tsis government,
int were not choice Of the means 10 Be en-
I pioyed. We desire to see an sad accomplished;
and Is 70 what that end shali b. there IS no
dissent among true friends ct the Union Gov.
johnson suggests inst, after the election Of local
ofieers in March, which will give Us a basis fr
farther proceedings, 4 convention for : revision
CT tie Constitution thsUld be called, shss The
Te3TEzuiEsd government Esy ba IA accorisucs
with he lew order # things. THIS Suggestion
we accept eheeIfuiiy. Anything 10 give rs q
civil government, which viii throw . larg,
weight IN the loyal end Of the balance.
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nssrs.sI...lsn q IS. ArnF.

DALTON, February IL, to9t
EDITORS APPEAL. Maeh has been said npoa
the subject Of Ike reorganization Of he ans,
bat IS ye: nothing defuits peems % have besn
dape. Twould fuegess that Il be dons sfier
tn!s manner First, collect all the troops 10
yatssr frou, lie different companies, rsZiments
su3 battslisus, VINO have Distinguished thes-
sslvss by esIlapt deeds on he battle feld, and
thea 6orn lhe1a into companies Of one hundred
aud twenty-five men each. Of tsese, organize
Esw regiments Of ten companies eaeh, snd form
them idto b-igadCs ard diyisi6as, Let sails new
orgAazsliaD be exempted T9m culinary guard
and fatigue duty, and furuisbea with s eifarsut
and better uniform than other troops, as = badge
Or mark of distinction. Such, in my opinion,
woald be $ just tribute 10 their bravery. Let
this new organisation hold the SANS relsfionship
70 our army that "EspoleOn's Old Guard he'd
'te his. IwouId then ssggess that the old Tegi-
meats be consolidated, and take from the sur
plus ofiesys the mos, tfisiens sad brave TO cons
msad ths new formation. As the war advances
she new orgsniEalion would c~onsinHs to be
strengthened after every battle By these who
he'd distinguished themselves in order that hey
nigh. join this new corps. Il would be a good
&C. if Congress we1ld tsks This matter in hsad
forthwith, and alec allow the soldiers more pay.
Tie army thus divided, the commander woald
knew exactly what hs could do with it, and
could calculate to a fraction what be could effect
with them. A PkTVAFs,
In Company E, 4lst Hiss. Rsgt.
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IONS were u~nsniEo1sly s5cpsc5. The Tsnncs-
sse tf1rps were tse hrst to v~cluassef far ths
Nsr-fhns vfsdseaSpg Der right to the osbrsqast
Of ths Volunteer Steto. ] do net knew wasa
my heart osst 70 s.Feng and free, as il dnd whsn
/ got . dfspaich fFe1i tla army e~onamu1ieaifng
the glad hdiugs. o. hsops ia Lss's arrey were
the 1sss Vho tsadsrei as8 s~eEsiess, - they
were the fir.t IL J5h1son'B zsuF, Hus showing
tast t5oaeA tar sspGnate6 end setting without
corcsft. fhey woIe animated BY e Spontaneous
lore Of Lbsrty sad Of iY5s i5sft.aca5.
Who w0nld net 70 proud offs Observation-Disclosures
/ decisre / fels I was oEe Of The most h0nored
men in The Hofld, sed t,ss I bad sslhsT BE- The
servant ct snch 3 people ihsR 70 be ths proud
est monarch On sart,'. We Wiil Try 30 81 UD
tbs sTn 60 As f. wa5a al s6ls bed.si nea be-.
tween Gig ;Bon AID ETly-Gyo go info sexual ser
vice ia ihs f-ii. This will swell our army 70
100 600 uen With such an arnsy We can Whip
sHd drive Ia Ys1keEs tom ogr soil. We viii
do somsihiRg lhes viii redacs our cuTrszoy esd
give il yaue. I lady know what, fCr be
plans before Coagrsss are without limit. Oar
proceedings arc opened every day with
prayer and The blessings sf esd are invoked by
holy men ] have fUG eonhienes He will pro
tset Us in tbs fight aba give rs the vieioTy.
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ataRsma wovThg.

Ths recent action of Congress having de-
priTed Alsbans Of much of the material Of her
second class militia, and It bsing important IL
view Of he tbEsaasned invasion Of both her
Northern and scUibe7a borders, the Governor
calls upon tie middle sgsd. She young men ans
the boys, TO organise into compsnies At o1cs,
and report, wiihoai dslsy, that they are organ
izsd sad ready. He appeals 30 them By saying
shat he cannot suppose that Alabamisns VII
wait 70 be drafted Into the service. Tha susbu-
sissde re-snistmcnt Of the veteran troops In the
Virginia and Tennessee armies, has caused 8
thrill Of joyful hope to animate the hearts Of
even tho c-osking and dependent If theFe
battle sesrrsd heroes, Ebo, for three years hsve
esuial tkeir lives ia lheir hands, re,iy to be
sacrificed in defense Of homes and Bburtv, arc
willing to bsttls ca whilst the feet Of 4 hated
fee press our soil, shall those at home be lag.
gards IL The race Of glory1 Tho response should
be 40 earnest and early one. Toe emergency Is
ii baud.
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Use Rren,.

Prom the DkItoa CoassdeIate, 1thI
DALroS, February 70, 9 p M-Oieial intsl-
lieebee Uss received. 90 day tas. targe small
Yankee regiments arg at Charleston aud oao 81
Columbia. tgsive milss above on the HiaBssses
nvsr. The enemy are sill working on sbe
bridge st Charleston. Tbs scouts could not de-
seEmlne-bow nearly Il IS completed.
Scouts froR SamG1sTviiia, Lebanon and the
fcnt gege-slys On.Y corfeb0r4-e previous dS.
patches. There d 40 ReW moVeasn! Of Tho en-
omy IN thss direeton.
We are reliably Informed thai on Frdsy eight
Lass a Iar-Y Of ghs oueuy, ha levsd 10 DO fene-
gBda Esst Tsaressseaps ard North Ge5rr;are,
MAIDS o ssid t. tbs section Of county between
SplIag PEGS GR3 Cleveland, about Mus miles
east Of Ya-nsirs station, and twelve miles iron
Da'ton, aud esuisj of 3 Hr ELzuford sld con-
United dep,edssI0ca On property IS usesl They
are said 20 a q camp o. TIC I'D Federal
rosd-a. Cumberland shed, We beiieTa
Tro YsCk-es SD Esgto wafs aTgaFlt il ng
prisoners Yesss-dsy. Thsy report that Genera.
S%sonemaO, ei firgiria Eosorieiy, is n command
Of tho Ysal;ee cavalry.
Con Brzekn.idgs 2ad Wifs arrived here yes
terdsy. The Gsnotsl h1s bees crdors3 to lske
chs.gs Of Ire department. Of Southwestern Viz
giHi4 aua ez1ac.s 10 lesvs fof his rev ccgunsac
6b1ut Monday Mex. HIS departure vii e
deeply regretted, esPOslsIy By KsHtueEiaDs,
The cniy member Of RS ssaf VINO vii s3coa-
psDy bin is Cl j.. S.eddsgt johnson.
Official Information Wss zec9IEod rem LsBE'
street, tVu dsya ago, tEss = largo bojy OF the
enemy hA5 lei; Rockville. and w5ra 8 q point
heiaern AasyvLi2 and CsaPbsli's station. fl
teen 20 eigh.0eH miles from Ka0xvHs Uil
believed ts4t EsylBr, ss thsy thick, EUfiSe1tly
i0rliGsd K1oKyii!a Ter q sgaAtl loEee b h9ld Il.
they 40 witaalaUiEg the lager part Of iheiT
force 20 Chattanooga
A eaptsin arrived here this afternoon who lsf
General VsuRhu'S headquarters 81 S.ras5eTy
Plains, last Friday He reports that be lesTnsd
there that Gen Longstsssts forces were Al LIE.
noir's B,stica, twenty miles this SIDE Of Kacx
vile, and had c2DtaTod s i4Egs Uua5sT Of prs
oncrs, 1850 ossils, g lzcgs qlanuly OF a5us
blankets, shoes, &C. a. 70 cm#ai or p.aas
dispatches have communicated this Intellisene'
We are inclined 10 doubt i5s correctness.
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We have been sbls to ostsin bBs lillo add
tional from this EectiOn. The Meridian CLa7i0a
OF Tuesday sayai
Al tie present writing We haze nothing fur
theT Of a reliable character from the front, bal
ruuors innumsrablr: One that our forces are
iu line Of battle Besr. Braadon, another, that the
enemy hsa not sc yet crossed Pearl river, end
Jha; We hold Gil he lords, another, that they are
10 full retreat for ViekbHrg. Oar rsGdsss must
take them for Whas hey aTe WoIih.
Tae Selma DiBafck, Of Wednesday, says:
GEN POiKis FROET-Ths numerous 'relia-
bic gentlemen" arriving On the trsia last mght,
give exciting reports from Mississippi Oas
says that the Yankees are pUsking thsiT vsy On
TO Mobile, via Enterprise. Another that eur
forces are facing the Yankees q few miles be-
yond Morton SdH another Esys that G=Rs s
ID Lee and Forrest have cut ths Ysuks CT from
VieksbGrg, and that the entire invading force
viii be taken. From p~Tsvious sdVices in regard
% he movement Hud deposition Of car fercss
The beat informed are inclined 10 credits the last
report. A few osys, however, viii dsTslepe
tbs uus state Of STARS.
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e4
0-UAErERaAsTEE GEBEEALs CFHcL1
Atlanta, February s Na
ATport Aas been put In circulation. 10 vslious Ber.
teas Ct the SAFE, tat the sosks knIt ~ he lssiss ef
eeorga Tor this dsBlrtasat have sssa sod by ne 30
's tro99sta ths hsld Witbout sntsr-s farth Into
sac asiaia ofthz vie and malicious report, I tsrs5y
pf'a'aHes te whole tals 20 BE- 8 malicsus JsssE7s5t
4 e-ay' and eaalengs the world for proof 9, o.. e8u.
HsTy' taat thsss las ever been q sock sold by ihs do.
Atment to q soi1e Of he 5safsds rate army stree ny
Es1ap7sal 20 he women Of Georgia % kair Yer sssTr
a-aiiais dsiaude1 7 hereby bad myssif 20 pr,rsrr
'Hs n9H'aHd dollars 10 any perroa, ether er.zsu
solder "ao viii come forward and prove hat ID
evsr b91sat soeE from tts department. tzst va.
81 her An5 y he isdisa or pzrshassd fsr asus 10 sad
roopE
TBS report sRa bssa Invented. On The ors Land. By
Re sce@@ o. CIR Ho5ls bgyE, Eto rtioias Ia brr uE
sanss and as delighted Hben hey sus-sna To sE
'2-ia CT the noble u-Esa L. -ksh beat. Oh the CHAR
sara ~ ssryhs oP2oE=Hs cf .zIz department zha
Pfsst ihIt il vertHg ter uup-evoksd spite lpsB "a
hey are causing ths Gooze e. ;l-i- s.=-z b march
over frozen srour5 and he 5rlfiBg nov via .rs5v.
srsd sad blsedI foss
W0z.R O. Georgia az.inI ssHesl 10 va. Ttis
inns ssl uPcn y9u TO ifsva diva Asss vs s--a
aosas- Dszaui CT ka wa paedr fEs sic ca. s-.
~-1 t-at ltaN-l-y p pro-
daosd Iinplors you cot to say yoar sEsrs-i s,.ur,
ysa Il tas name Of alfhE is holy ard noslo-on lhs
sanor Of = mza and an 5he=r-thzi uys-f CT a-- q
~ assistants have never sold a pair ofsssks th.s rs-s
Eis % y0u. Every Pair has besn tz1-d 30 t-s 4e.g.
Ets troops Is = R3A a. about s-v-s.-sa szaa.zzd zs-
aat sana Of tie EzPirs ssasa VIII sLsIy lG test.
m1ly.
Daughters Of Georgia Isdn reed nsEz Rer-,s.
uons Tor them are daily p-nrsrg in --- an
have yarn TO fauiEa you. earnestly daslrs % ,ssu-s
a pair e socks for svery bare fs0ssd s5ldier from Ger
81 you are uy ozly reHlz-s. Pssi tz5saeusstsae
win zct appeal to yolia vsie.
IRA FOSTER
f-f0st rrwa--au.-G--.- ~ 1
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bIEGE OF CBAIEsF0S-TD5 Hundred and
Se0sEieeEth Day The great topIs Of interest in
cur coronulity yesterday was tha eEemy's raid
or johns islsEd, and NJ littlo anxiety was msu-
Tested 70 Cbtsin later intelligence fro n the
scene ct scion. Tho additional news thus fsr
received t:cug5 meagTe 10 dstsils, IS Of = graf
iiyI.g casssc.es.
dispatch from Major jenkins, ds.si Johns
islsnd, Tuesday, FsbrusTy 9, 3 p. II says; =
"Tng enemy, IN laFgs fo7ee, s3vsUcg3 into
tbs island nearly up 70 Eifpp's. We REFUSED
THAR infantry IS the draw, in DR.. Jonkips'
phase, about three miles from tie Hsuiaver
bridge Ths enemy brought up his ettiIlsry.
which was engaged by a section Of The Marion
artillery, who soon sleucsd tie YaRkss runs.
We hope TO recover cur picket post Tonight
Or loss N tais affair ibus far IL reported 10
have ben bctseen ten and fifteen killed and
W01nded. We have 70 account of the onemy's
loBs. Fou1 pnsGnsIs from Jshn's isIsnd were
brought 10 the city last evening. They belonged
TO the 4lst New York regiment, and we're on
picket duty ghsn captured. They seem to baYe
little to communicate, and say that they had
only been three molthB in the Yankee service.
TIE lA'est intelligence received yesterday was
that ihs enemy had TetTeAted, AID that our
troops were then IN pursuit. No further partic-
ulA,s were given.
Esven Shots were thrown from HoTris island
at The city yesterday. some Of theso were fred
with time -uses, and baIss high in the air.
During Tuesday night the enemy hrsd three
shots At Fort Sumter, al Of which struck. Oaly
four monitors were in sight yestsrdsy.-MsFc.-
~, FEB. 1IA.
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FROM HHSssIssfDnf.

ouF accounts from Merton, Though mesger,
sre quite cheering. The advance of the enemy
kom jackson is not deemed ominous by any
means; ON the contrary. il is regarded as q higb-
ly fAvorsbly fe<Hre OF the situstion.
The force of the enemy is variously estimated
a. from $4,000 to &c, coo The bsst sdviees wa
have, place bis force s. IS, ZOO. Il was thought
in Meridian yesterday morning that q bHtIle
WAS psRding e.lbeF at Mortoa or Pslehstchie.
If . bstsie is foHshtst either plses, we have the
utmost confidence that its result viii be the Al.
most total snnihilsioR &c the enemy. We ar
IDENTIFY hops that euch viii bs the faeis OF Ne.
PhersoB's advance. and gh&t our friends in
Mississippi will Re efsetnslly relieved of he
pinHdering thieves Of Observation-Disclosures.
plan, IOR.
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DrsAPPoisTED-Tbe Object Of Ihs late move
msnt OF tie FEDERAL laul iercss q Cbsrles.aB,
Is s7Fposod 70 have been 70 obtain a lo5Emsrt
on johnson island, nssr the m.ia lsud, as q
bazs ofeaeTaioHs against Fort Pembsrloa and
the batteries On Janss island. Il 70 they most
signaly failed Its evident icy 10 nos fal
their present PosiIous iszszbls II ihe work c.
Tezucirg Tbs ctE ana woud seek othega.
Gseg ard WscRsT are only effective IA blocks
dig The innsr hsE6o5 IS agsiust ske city they
srs sin9st imPgisrt. The Yankees, ths1sj0-e,
Would seek sem o,hsr place, from which their
helisb designs may be prosecuted with Is Iirtle
danger Is possible. They viii nOshgHt 5 pitched
hattie.
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Rnssnrasea ana aejsIsiux.

The Ballots publishes the following extract.
from a letter from Senator Henry, of Tennessee,
% q gentleman in LsGrango. The connends-
lions Of the pieheerS il the re-enlissment move
mont are deserved. Senator b says:
We are now passing through a period Of pro
baiion, out oaF people can sisud il The amy
Is bshsviae noby Il 10 Te-sn,istin9 for The wsg.
and cur 3 beloved State had The honor 70 leaf
Of in g glorious example to Tho whole amy. I
Introduced resolutions rendering the thanks Of
Congress TO tho Tennessee troops for iheir sell
sEcrlkclRg devotion 70 the csUse, The EeselU-
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Columbia superior COuFf-.-
September EcrHa, ESS3.
Jsmea 8. Usml-tccs GonGiia-ee
OF Auegst's EaP.@
Bin Tor m~smhsiinSs-
se.s snd diEai Etror.

TT osing roffssenHd C. ths Cent 'hsf Iaues 2
A WtseT, snd hts wife +s=is 2 iendE--- n an Din.
rssi1e n tao Sfals 6 >S-th. c oi.oa asa isaf A1!l.a1
r DeuFass sd ~ vie t.izl ~ -su-zEa Rsasai.a-
Ec-a-d --.ad r a- ANA %sr1sgh re-.5e Ia The
s7ae o -sa@-s aad e1i ? nty m .ia m ths
$50 o. Aa2bal7-, ~ lot1Ga orG=.-- iE4i tho abo-.
uzl-eH ps te daeg--r te nas Term q Ihia
0urt 81 80 tDss-s as ce-ur g. SSH cert
Aud o. - f1.tnsr crr=-cf t141 ahr-t rule BE- puo
hrhsa orc 5 n-s-rA lcr fsur E3 ,Es. ar1yia1s G. sic
next e ~ ef ts 20 ~ lu he to lsU zsze.tss j e.
EomfT tcTszt- e..
Ae - rzet G0a tbs minutes g ssit Courl Geo
Ger S0lh. 1855. 0EO. ~ GAAT,
aol2iSmSR Carr,
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z "a last .eeoant. - Aiz.i.s.nnt a. Il

z Al last .ecouats ron Mississippi, the er-
amy w-re steadily moywg ca n he direction Of
Meridian, and bad crosses the Pelahsgchis river
Ten miles vest q Norton, where orr troops were
drawn up in hus a azle We have no idea.
however, shat IL n go iEtsniion Of Gen P5k
% mike q stand st taas saint Re wishes,
dcu5tiess3 to rsGia.R ~ ssra5Fg dissUucs Of lbs
eEsssy 20 e - i2ks aey-nfsEe Of aaY 1870.
grade lasv oa fa=ir PER-, hut~il ros De-
liver has nis SIDE ii Il Chunky nFers gs1gs
swertg miies vest If Merdisn. We sP1r%haE q
IL vii bo bis po1ey 8 coosmls fbEm t1ly in
sheir adrahcs. cfeisssy isiitug back ussl 10
secures a p0siieh w he advantages grraiY
in 81. feyos. 70 e. SIC Cnuakey rver Aistr-
=. Qess H-o sn5 Jackson are nsreBTerirg
10 ths rsat Of tAs enemy, haIsaiCg tboiF Sn8yel
ana cutting eG tbsR tEaiss,-40Stg. GsI, lila
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RELFCF NE eGHaaf,

THE und rsiznod. zradua:e 81 hoEoTs Of Cambridge
a Euflaud, anz for ths las twenty yssrs afeae9sI
in sac South. proposes 70 receive tnts rs iam4ts
twenty youths a. b 7ara-rF. They viii hsVs me "a
vsD4. Te If Ms undf~idsd care and instruction. sne e
obisc rE Es 10 make ttem not only sound sehoaFa'
buS Gentlemen n1
49, ECHhED FO2D.
artGir c.
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RICHHOyD BRVSH EIAEUFE CTogV

HE rSopr8tor Of the RIGdMOHn ERI,H 49,
4 UFAGIukT, scuihErEf ccrnsr c. Broad - =
streets i pssPsr~G 20 slppy he irscs spd tie b bH-
Ieueraly with Brushes SIR blsck1cE w1ifa-ass--
sc-uosi1g- elofhox. etc, q the eetr msnrfacfure
Tie hiFhcsi prseas VIII Be Psia for artf-s 40 r,E-
Of al kiuca, sue al persons having any On LAID III
gor.ethu- ?. EAfr1-
f.fS In pfar--
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Official.

a 1est'ng Of the EAyor AMI Couasn. he'd On ihs
<'.a Or January, 1864. ur. Gulias. easrsd Tie follow.
iav rsisA Vas sasp.ed, VIZ.
hss9i1sa' faat section Us cftLe City Code b. pab-
l'hsd one TssE ia tie ely pspsrs.
SaioH ns Of hs Cry Csas-Fson and after me
Psssss . as vsainsnss a-y male s-t.zsn Of Ailsz-
g cay ard al fres that nay bsrsaf.sr eessr in
said city, q which he nay be present sbau be utl,,t
70 he esatrol and dirsetiaa Of ths omesr 4. s,n~.ra
ca ne oesasien aHd in ssR he IAN rssuss 70 comply
vita such ordsr and diFsaioa ana 6s.aE reported. h
'h@n be decd By ths Mayor. o. any t1rss msu5su o.
'se couush. in = aun noi e~ze-seias fhaty dollars.
kseeHty increased to s552, by azaeriy CT e a.s
asst q lie LssislatzreJ
b crass Of tie CouaeL.
H. G. HoLcOXsE. Clerk.
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al nEslakRlE REnIngaaa

H9AE b bought ior c0nss6srats noas=. In =.
vi Eubura. Aleb.mA On tie Horfvo---
We Point Rs lroaG' sky miles agozs Msnfss-sI
Toe lct cc7t III tua1tg Ec-sL Hn o. ilsl fs r.rse-
SKY outbgEcinss s1ca - god negro eabfrs ! ~
An 500 tables snoAehouEe puatr7. etc, a. excl.
sEt 8 suen sps4 aa!sedid wei CT ~.ser r-lf -rr~s
sfs. Aiso, 4 tsn acre Gea for roaroEr 80 49,
sEe Parties wishing - parrhsas vii rlszer 81 -.
Dr. z. g. AeklhEneys wac "a authorised 10 - :, NJ
a0FsRss' hAelal TRoA Z. EENHEDT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

E[ A couple Of free negroes e. Roue bsvs
been impressed for services in the mining sno
inter department The Courier says: "Tkes
'zeaansn Of color have nsds quite snug lite
fsrnn1es sines tao waT eomnsaeed, sad itisre
mans than tight that they shOuld DO something
fos he Gevssansns that protects Asu."
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500 RRWARRI

ID AN AWAY, from he aa5sc-iber. IN September
IA last, ny NEaEO BOY HESEY. 20 year Of sge,
copper color, i've feet i've or tx inches aga zee 2
ST a houFs servart sna roleh hsrceF-rgn s rs iett
band- He Is fUpposs1 10 be With the arry o. tenncs
see. The above reward vii be s4sd for his sPPre
hsuslon- J. a AAhAAN
"a st.w7-s I-vfezstou. Aaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12

A MELANCHOLY SUICIDE -Tho citizens of
our town we're startled, or Friday morning, the
29sh ultilo, at tbs intelligence that Ar. Joseph
% Taylor, the sheriff Of JefeTssH county, bsd
committed suicide, a. his Tesidencs in this
town. AniHeHest was Immediately held upen
the body, aud 1t VS. ascsEsinpd to be one of the
mest deliberate scis of self distinction ever PER
petTsted. A d3ubls barrel gun was heavily
chsrgsd, tee nBzzls paced sgainst tho loft
breast near ths heart, and the trigger pulled by
.his lett loot, The shot severed tho man sriery
leadinp % he hssTi. and il IS supposed, lodged
IN The back bone Tbs jury fund = verdict IN
seeorasnes with the abeYe fees, sRd atHihztsd
tao cause fox the rash set to partial neHtsl de-
fsrgsmeHt.
NJ. Tsylcs was a coed citizen, highly RS
s0seiea OF 81 e~lasses, AID , EsmbsT ofdha
Bsptisf cagreh. IA was severely esnnied e
ba-tis Of C~bicamsaEs, and aeon Afterwards
elected sheriff NJ he county h was > good
and byAve soi3ier. and proved s true and iatth
assr, lie leaves q wife sUd n srsaii child
who d,asly feel sid uaouru Their iezs.-i
Eoateal0 (Fls.) Family Friend, 6h inst.
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sPENDID CAPTu9E BIZ THE ALABAMA
Ta3 R1r1hsTB psgsIs have scesuats 81 q splsu-
do eaD.ue made by sks Copf-desS steamer
Alatans Th9 Yspkes slip Wseeed R4eer, a
sylenaid sBt ciNas eiyppeF eEgSged Va tie China
GsGe, was eveThsulad whls b5eslmsd Of the
S rats o. Snnda, and taken IS e pr zs By lie
Alabama After oysrbsuiD ing Der cargo and
senaIHg ashore her ulcers, the vessel Wa fred
ard burned Tie vessel WA bcanA frora ia
nits 70 EeR York. sid had on bossd 4 largs and
nost valuable cargo,