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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-17
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

Being Hunting or Open Face or Lady's or Gen.
tleman's Watch combined, with Patent Self Wind
the prettest most convenient, and decidedly cheap
est time piece for general and reliable ever Of
fered. IL has within II and connected with its ma
KEY entirely unnecessary The cases Of this w atch
arc composed Of two metals, the outer one being fine
10 carat gold. II has the improved ruby action lever
movement and is warranted an accurate time piece.
Price, superbly engraved, per case of half dozen,
S20i. Sample Watches, in neat morocco boxes. s35
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-17
House & Lot for Sale.

n containing twelve rooms and cellar, and other
conyeniences WELL cistern wood d-house, coal-house
and good stable. For particulars, inquire at No.
It's East Gay street.
anoQ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-17
City Council Proceedings.

t MONDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, 1854.
The Council was called to order at the usual hour
The following members were present at roll-call
Messrs Armstrong, Buttles, Carmichael, Donaldson
Graham, Howard. Jaeger, Naghten, RickIy. Thomp
son--l0. Absent-Messrs. Douty, Eberly, Failing
Glenn, Patterson, RAIDER, Wilson, and Presidents
The President being absent. MIR. Donaldson wa:
elected President pro tenn.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were read
and approved. The President then appeared, and
assumed the duties of his position.
ORDINANCES READ THE SECOND TIME.
To amend an ordinance to provide for the lighting
of the City of Columbus with gas. passed May 18th
1850. Referred to select committee of one-Mr
Buttles.
Relative to the Columbus and Harrisburg Turn
pike Company.
To accept the streets and alleys in Brigamons ad-
dition to the City of Columbus.
To establish the grade Of Scioto street between
Mound street and South Public lane.
Ordinances to assess special taxes upon the real
estate bounding follows On the east side of Fourth
street from Elm alley to point Sl feet north OF Lone
street, On the east side of Fourth street from Lone
street to Gay street; On the east side of Neil street
from North Public lane to John street, and on the
west side Of Neil street from North Public lane tc
John street.
ORDINANCES READ THE THIRD TINE.
The ordinance 10 lestablsh the grade Of Scioto
street between Mound street and South Public lane
was on motion of Mr.. Rckley, taken FROM the table
and tho rules having been suspended for that pur-
pose, it was read the third time and passed.
The ordinance to appropriate money to pay fol
grading on Third street read the third time and
on motion of Mr.. Donaldson, referred to the COM
mittee of Ways and Means, with instructions tc
report thereon at tho next meeting of the Coun-
Gil.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05
Rh.KNhInrnENr

DALroS, Ca, February 4I56l.
EDu0Rs APRIL; Capt. Croms's company fD 4Oh
Alabama regiment, to day rs-ouIisisd for tbs war. pass.
ing the following resolutions to-Tit
Where's, Our Independence is not yet achieved, be u.
therefore. resolved.
L That we arc IN for the var.
, That We ARE lighting for the right Of self govern.
nsuf, and respectfully ask Congress to allow u to ex
srclss this right by a -regimenial and eoupauy re organ
~izlsIsn.
The rest Of the regiment will soon, no doubt, follow
the noble example Of compsnyH The mai ri y Of this
brigade CGen. MoOre'D has already r. enlisted II the
men were only assured that they would be allowed to
reorgapize. this army would slncst urAnimou y re-
enlist. It would be a disastrous blundsr O. The part Of
Congress TO refuse the men ihiS right. To c~heerfullY
granti t would crafty the men and infuEs nsW enthusI,
asm into them. This liz .5Out the deBoralzing effect
Of re sseaon, Is all Cannon, principally gotten up by
Interested parties at least that's the way the rank and
fe regard It. It would hive the happy effect Of re.
hsyiug" from command many incompetent officers.
Their past military eTperisnes would influence the men
to MAKE good s~eIssiions, and these officers comiDg fresh
from the ranks Ia many eases world hsVs an ~toiligsnt
appreciation o. the nss ds of the army.
We hope to find your powerful and patriotic pen ad-
~vOeAting the right Of reorganization and it's policy.
Yours. etc, OAss Us.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

NEAR DALTON, "a February 5, 1903.
EDITORS APPEAL. The fol owing communication,
from President Davis, WIS., read to tie 18Th TennoGee
regiment yesterday on parade, which shows the high
appreciation that cur Cbisf Executive plsees upon The
patriotic sc ion f the gallant soldiers who hays 50 nq-
bly, volunteered thsir services TO The COnfederscy for
the war.
This veteran regiment Of TennesSessns, which has
20 distinguished Itself in every battle in W. sh ihis
srmy has been engaged. from belmont to MissB nary
ridge. has add d fresh laurels to thos already won BY
this act Of patriotic md se Z sacrificing devotion to
the cause fthe South.
Please give this communication. herewith inelosed.
a place In yOur valuable PApsr, and obnge yours. sie.
NJ.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMFRIcA, EXECUTIVE {
DEPARTMENT, Richmond, Va, January IS is64. !
a @ NORMAN. Chairman Convention Of of8ee1s and
Soldiers of the 18Th Tennersse Regiments
SIR l have resolved = copy, transmitted by You, Of
Ire resolutions passed by your convention on TIE l6 b
/ st, declaring your purpose to reit ain In he service
of he Cor fedsrafe Stare the eomplets iudsps
dsnce Of he Sou h Is acknowledged Such deel IRA.
tions. adopted by all orr ssllsnt troops, and followed
by the heFsie deeds that have hitherto diGiingulihsd
them IN be Geld cannot fail, under Provides &c, 70 ad
vAnee the gloiIeus result which Il dearest to the heart
Ofevery SoHtitra patriot
Ny best "iaass and Prayers shall follow your resi
nert through the struggle it has so nobiy elseied to
pursue. Very truly and respec, fully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS
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rrLnl Ter nuinallnn

An interesting Gaze WAS tried before Jd4g
J J. Abere On5Ie, OF the inferior CONT # CO
lunbus, yesterday morning A Ar Krunau
an employee IN tbs naval iron NO. Ks. under
s~r2n5iEg hRt Mr. Charles Arr cd, q young MAJ
f Columbus, sas very an1iou. to avoid miila
y service called npau lin aud pr missed, the.
for the sum Ct 81 600, he would secure him q
position aa1eT hHs employ which would be A.
-Hscrualshield against eonscTiDiion. Knonsn.
beng q splendid wO.kEaan, and q favor wit
his sHpeTiGrs, readily obtained The position a
cemm "a lab0rsr for Arnold. ard also tie r.
CURED certificate Of exemption, receiving there.
Tor the promised money.
The Ulcers having charge of the sbop, hear
Jog CT tbs Transaction about = cay After the Ia
br hHd been entered upon, immediately d.s-
chsTg'd Arnold, and reported him 10 The enroll
irg Chcer to Be- coHsclibed. U5on demand.
Kronan refused 10 refund the money, stating
mat he lad fully conplied with tie coniraef.
and the subsequent discharge was from no fsnli
Of his Arnold then had Eim arrested on the
ehargs Of sNiHdiug. After tue Question had
been ably discussed by MessTs. RIlisms and
Avereon fr the prosecution, aud Col. J ,huson
Tor the defense, the cnurt decided iha. Kro1s4
sAon!d give a bond Of $3.50 for his appssrsner
a. tho next term o. tho sapefior ecurt, 30 answer
me indictment Of ~ssiBding. K,onan ia a
yoGng man, and 3 detailed soldier.
Danng the examination Of Witnesses the fael
vas made known hat threa other parties were
discharged from these works at the same tine
As Arnold was They had paid highly for n,
PoEilCns Of watchmen.
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IsAGN WAArRn.


NLHAN COTTON RAGS will aud ! r,sgv .sls 4.
this ofics 81 fha 10 rSsf rrfne. NV 81 -
Jf1 ArpE - carrA i<a pT.1.F
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05
s-IsnparasIve Prices.

FROM mo new tOfA NeHAI
There sns not = few persons VINO are possessed Of the
ldes thai god has really advanced on q speculative &C
tiHn f7nm dis uyaf m9tives Among these q CORE.
sDondcnf warmly insisis wiih SsHafor Lane that =
Ugifed Sfstes bond bearing ak PEI cen uR Interest ia
gold is PAT. and Thai to give more Than the price OF
them for gui1 IL srisinyaltF.' As there mag b a few
pc sous OF The eAiber Vi Senator Lare who honestly
thi kihir TO be Ike iset. We would "a I the attention Ui
fneh persons TO The following tsbis, showing the piiuea
in Sew York And San francisco on the sam Jay Tor
the same articles. We mar premise that California las
Hever adolted the paper currency, but continues its
metallic medium The treasury department CD leets it's
dutie- in gold aud bril- s. II 10 Hsw York T. pay Interest
on Go TsrnreDt debts u pays out 20 tks epslnRaboure
their salaries. As these zresnbzcEg DC NOT circulate.
thew are sold 20 bankers ami brokers. who buy them ap
snd remit hon TO New York aud Boston. The isels
IL "a fOihaWas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

Oar geographic eoiuna Of ihis mynine' con
tins much sEAtis boih interesting and susgas-
i've Of much Faas is sDcs uragnfg. The Sudas"
s5vAnes Of the Confederate cation loaN IN EGG
land from forty to Soy cents, Tie ietnsal 70 grsn'
6 new trial IN the case Of the A'eKsndrs, tho re-
s;prston Of Senator BkYARD, Of Del, ratser
han take he new lest oath required By The
Yankee Senate, sbe mastering on. Of service o.
the Oh Federal Amy corps, the Withdrawal Of
Wilson'S motion for the expulsion Of GARRETT
DAVIS, Of Kentucky, and the general indi'Do,
siton Of toe Yankee soldiers to r~e-enlist, Ars al
most encouraging signs, and 60 to show 'nal
the power Of L:ncolniom are sadly u no'
hopelessIy on the wAne.
The principle involved il the ease Of The
Alexandra, If We mistake not, also spilled to
and would ae:ormins the tate Of tho Confess
ersie rams, ssiSsd upon some lime ago by the
British GousTament, and held to await lhs deci'
sion Of the cealt. As the Alexandra has been
released under this decision, We have a right ic
expect that tbs rams viii also be at OuOe lib.
Grated.
1t is th;s fact, in all probability, that has
caused the sudden jump IN the Confederate
lean, as it gives premise Of an early opening
Of one or more Of our ports, whereby cotton
nay be got out in safety, whesewith to meet
this can.
In addition to 81 this, we lock forward 10 an
esrly collapse in the Federal finances, accomPa
uied with = general hurst mp that viii bring de-
spondency and dismsy to cur bastard and ruth
less invaders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

. Ire Japanese Enbassadlrs hsvs NH
lshsd e 1edd0 their Impressions of ADs,;o-
fnd Europe, They say @Of the women $50
arc very hspdsome-iOF example, tho Ernrs.s
ttey are, howoyer- II general less 30 tban IN
America ineF loses arc sOsetin es blVhe,
.hsn those Of the men They walk ike M,
aking l0DR stsps; look men 10 tho face. am
laugh s gresf deal, sometimes very loud Ia
order TO make themselves lo6k - Her they maxi.
zen b0nEeis stick UP above Z err beads Fer
be most modest women dance u great deal
Trey book on 10 he AIMS OF the men. aud there
aare days when every RsB has a woman tang
ing on 70 his sEm are theS their own wiy 81
We thiak 30. Ia general, the wousn eni5y
gTeet liberty Whist we say nj tie 1crnen Of
FTEsoe spplies 10 these Of 81 EuTcpe. The ia.
ter, with he exc piiou eff he Duich, are isfe.
tos 10 the Frsnsh. We vii not speak of Their
essigue. Il is M. oEsibls 10 understand il; IN
re eVsrirRs IL IS not always decent. Tia mel
are sBf aud a lilile proud or rough. The shop
keepers are hauRhty, and "a q Cd as only m
very nhddhng dfeIes They dll net Ike 1s 10
ieIsnRe tie a~Itiees il Their shop mucb, and
dgnbtiess Teekaned on our buying 4 great deal
foD them. We were extrtmely disguised at
Paris, ard elsswhere. to see beef snd matlof
= III bloody, e1pose1 IN Tie most public 5 or.
cal besf is 0hen nsdicinsliy q efnl. but vi
presestt Il 10 tbe eyes OF sil The aOTld7 Il Vas
i5uty shocking to several Of our party. Toe
afe-s Of the men sppea1s a. fsst sieht Fidieu
'.os Aod cniAllsdi hoHeseT. 1t musi be COVE.
meHtand economical In Psris. ss in Losdon.
EVsly one waks very fast, as with ~ When
loefe is a pfe Their houses sTe so high That 1
saey must ialt On the dTRt e~egthousro -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

The DAlton C0sfsderats. of yesterday, says :
AlAis perfectly q1ist. The weather became,
suidehly, very end, last might, and has contin
ned 80 81 day. The blue BIRDS carol Of yes,er
lay morning. insteai Of bsiBg the hsrbinger Of
-pnEg, according 70 the traditions Of the wea;h
srWise. proved 70 be 4 Celasive interlude; FL
he riglrs Of winter arc again upon Us
No add tonsl Intelligence Ct the passage OF
The Tennessee, al LarhiH's lsHding, by tas ene
my, or any further movement on their part, hs
Leen receiYad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

Lhe kinder suzcept5illiiss OF many q fair 5smss5 -
aainE At Rises we're lately shojktd by the occurrerc
% gStim mai nonstrosiiy aid aitucity that Jas al.
anm o'en eqnaiea 70 those vir no ; valss. Tba go
uon hg4 uern s-Fiousy dtcus. 81 In all ia asnse.s -
not only tns insiders aud widows Of fte distrf,s -
are me raTiies principally int lreeied, but also Nv ~
msirita iulks TIE even ten r 81 whose course las been
disinrOed by q 3 bs desecrziou Of fhs ia-s -
p iety II q Of uArurs. hoEae twelve mon,b.
lad u the v ilsge W0Osd, and az Has supnnes5 80 -
bHddrg a~ifectInrs Of alshs who resided vub bsr rs,s--
snd m9tler. After the usnsl prelaniaaries Of yoojnp
and coming had bsgl egh-u-ted, the Young eonrl. -,
ed Tor The novelty 10 be found u he houey moon r.,
q difficulty prrasatsd itselE. Ths intended brile bs5 =
little Of tie becoming pride Of her sex. and sh- demur-
red 10 marry Der swain until b bad euuipard binsalF
With a new suits clothes in Thicz 20 extfAit I, ~.
vantage on his wedding dsy The well knit "a pnsrri~r
limbs and ~rhipeOTd zineWs that would make fbr brids
the envy Of tbs lssges zrouud JOSH nat beiny rau
up in this words wealth was s0msHhat dfsrones,fad
a. this cdndiii N, Wbieh it wax not sasy 10 comulv wifb
Now itso arpened thai, about six moths prevIoudv.
the no Der Of the genie maid had become A r-id,w
ald ne nfst bitter pznB OF grief having subsided ne
DuZ0n widow began 10 look cut for a hrlumafe and
after scam nT the hofizOH in search Of = mate. lie II
daughters bstrOihed, promising 10 take. I'm Ii,b -
without = suit, as Il hest suited himsa T. iugsmneh - h.
only wished 20 secure hs person, nc. has clsfhes T1fis
adrait prop ,sitioa Uas-WHl IL be be loved f-rssdfv
ssseniea 70, ana the a~aughser's affections reTs dniy
tram trTre1 70 tue mother, 10 The hUrF. Of all ths m.sj.
Of tbs district, wh0 look with disgust Hpan he gucress
Of tho Old IN Tee happy- pair were ddly wed. 8 lev
days ago. 10 the uuuttrrable disgust Il he iated ~
VITO was robhrd'f he darling % her heart ky Der Veo.
{ . mstnmy The widows Of ire district Eel at-trj -
he kuccess Of The wld " o. dgy. uko sucrs-5es In
b-Ripg away The prize from juvenile ,4.nrv. tn, age
OF the di-ai pOin cd one. The latter. viii soma .vmna
HIKING young friends endeagored % get up 4 demga.
strailnn yth Tin pREB and kettles 10 welcome the -.
iriumpa&nt wife dian some tfn months ago in The ia.
nanc ward OF the Newport Union House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

historian somss to carefully compile he s,upsnaoas bis.
tory q this obstinate struggle.
ooala.s picture in he book Of Tine
US 'ih naa 10 organic stion more worthy he best forts
o. ms impartial psp-ao theme mora suggestive Of
spirit enaaranesa nd proves than the old a4ta blythe
mnalsslppi regiment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

A SINGULAR D~ISC0yERY.-Ts will be recal
ieeied that s noudescript looking machine
knoEE ~ a bNke-oven, for military canps, and
IN uss 10 the Yankee army of tho Potomac. ri
into cur hands after the battle Of FfedeTieks.
burg and Yves ssut t. Rcbm lod. By a sinRu-
AZ coincidence, Mr. Lapsley OF tBa frm o.
Messrs. Davidson aud Lspsley, New Yrk, TIE
manuiac Uen Of The 0ves, was in Richmond.
aud besriug Of iis arrival, msds known to the
snthoriiies the fact thAfbo was its builder, and
vas employed 70 put itin order for use ia tie
Conf dsrale army. The ether day. upon opep-
lng the furnace Of the oven, be discovered
thefein 3 rel OF papers, descriptive lists OF SOL
dieTs effects, reqnisitions for Tnedien sasDiiSs
mostly dated a. ihe @Uaited States Geuenl.
Army Hospital Fsirfux Seminary, Va y an
sigHed BY David P. Smiih, S rFeou IL
charge" The object Of the party who threw
the papers into the oven, WAS, evidently, 70 de.
sirey them, and obdteTsis aBy Claims deceased
soldiers might leave bshind them. The pspery
are much aeorchsd, but the chiroersphy IS Sill
intact The even IL question weighs three thou
s4nd poands, is m6duted on wheels, drawn by
tWo horses, sDdis capable Of turning ouy three
hundred loayes OF bread pr Lour. Nj. Laps-
iey Is pnting bis old Yankee con.Tvance ID
order' aud u viii b. made % accompany one Of
1ur bigNdes to the Gid Ia the capacity offs
oaser-RtcLmOad EEa@izsr. %
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sOsszr.


We may not flfc7, while there $ susii
OF ground on E1ich 20 strike = fosmau dead.
i. Bat cou t cdr Nests. AID Sc how weak be tread
watch hears "a every skhHiish t0st5 The kueH
o. r. ed0m's fortunes. PHin a. vast ~ realms,
SFTarlrE, fOrrEfs. yalleys, which 70 hostile tread
Ha b yet -rofaued-uoupfEiu Ike mighty hefrns
All piuu1ed with sues-naen that would fr.+lr 49,
Their hfarrs best blood snd hopes. 10 win ~ -o-s
OF the dear sod for which they lf heir siesi.
Than sonid suffice to drink one hesmsns eor.-
ana women with ihsir lender seuis SO poured
Il patriot sirsr 9Th ws feel a. enc riabt f-el
~ 0od sleuld turn bis rainbaN 20 a knardl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

WE ars authorized 70 arnounss Major BENZ. 2
BRADLEY a csndidzss to represent the 1lih District
n he Es1t cOafedsrAss Congress. Election February
l0b. f.s7tana
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

PUNISHMENT Pom BKEAKfNG aTpE OAya5
A ls. Ter 10 + Puisdsi1his paper from NoIE r
Va, SAYS;
Mf Jshn F lrd, Of Norfolk, fof breaking ri.
ohth OF alleg anes aud corresponding vim he
enemy, has been sentenced % one years i'm.
pFisonmsnt IN the all there, Al hard isbor n
q TO DO weighted with Z twenty fonr non- A ~,
snd three feet Of chain, and to he enoIovs5sn
cleaning Tho streets Atthe end Of bis tenn Ia
is 10 be sent oas Of tho limits Of Gen. Ba.Ier's
department., never TO return.
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500 REWAKD.

Dan AWAY on the Sd o. Sebrusry, nv NEGRO
~ Bof MARIiN nvs feet six inches high, back
broad nose no beard. with = scar on tbs fefr enrok
neaft ina eys-has rsfbe = pieesd lcok-Iateiy hon
noble. Lo.k for bin on he West Polns railroed.
fet+t 4 enul
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

y The NV York Haratd calls upOn Inc
Taakee Congress to remove thesest Of Govern
msnt to a mora ceatTaI location. The Herald
thinks The place unssfe,
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FeneR-Citizens af Kentnckr /.

On the Ioh Or February, 1864 Jon are called upouf
to elect msu6efs 70 The Confsasrats Congress- I
have served yca faithfully and 10 the bsss OF ny
abb iy in he present Congress. L row avail nyssiE
Of ibis means 70 anneuues to Jon thasI an a eandi-
dare 90 Represent he ssa Congressional Dhtdet. son-
20 ed Of The counties Of Spencer BulIti, EslBcn.
Marion Warrington. Anderson, EsFssr GarrardaGd
soYie, 10 The Rsxt Congress II elected. Z can only
prOmiss an undivided asEosioa to your Interests sna
our cause.
have the honor to be, most truly.
Ieeo Int- n L nrnHnrn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

SEP T. all Of CovirgtoR, Kentucky is . saEdI-
iste for he Horse q Representatives for he aOrihsr1
Ksn.ueky District f.yz "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

RoBBrSe BY WHOLESALE One of LIN
coins journals, Botieiug thsexpOsures of hsud
among Yankee cfeials, says.
The infamous records crowd apon us in sucb
numbers thst ne might fl GU, paper with tier.
out u Is a painful subject for our readers. TIE
people are robbed light ard dav Nv tSs;-
pointed and Supposed .trGsty servants ~
knsviah crew are a. tleir work of plun5sT i,
sVsIy locality, and the c1uatfy is as belpless r.
prevent u as wcuid Be a SICK BOY confro5ted h,
a band Of high wAymen. y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

Y C0mssiuy B IA Tennessee cavalry, has
been ordered by Gen Loriug to join Gen. For
rest. This company has for q long time acted
As Gen Lse's body quaFd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-05

1A general order has been published at
r enmOnd that tho uss Of the sword-bsyopst
aaVing been generally ~disappfoved by ne
board OF ofi ;ers IN TIE field, to Nhom the qaes-
lion of its usefulness Was referred. IL msnasso
tufe has been ordered 10 Be d;sco6tinua5 m.
triangular bayonet vii be a1bssifnted.
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Cap,are Of YanIIess il ass reuy,,,-,

tnpiaFe OF hnnIEefs In Ensl Tcnnfasrr,
a few days ago. Mslor Day. Of RucheT's To-
gion' captured q bfg SpTiag. ClAiboTns comfy,
Tenn seVerty-hYe Yankees with their horses
anu AIMS ossldes klLng I'VE or SIX and wound
iHg f%eversl.
a setter dated headquarters, Jan. p b. says
nsJ Day made. an attack upoa TszsWell
yesterday morning with the intention of-caD-
iurirg the garrison, bpt found I've Thousand in.
lantIy ard elgnt pieces Of artillery there. Gen
Longstreet had given BIN but five bundled
men. He made ihe attack. snd withdrew sfaf
enc hours fighting. H lost enc ran killed.
He es ptured twelve Y snkees, killed five, and
wounded scyersl. h drove v regiments
into town and remained At he south edge Of
town until driven away by their artillery. We
re'Teatea IN good order, the enemy not pursu-
lag.
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StLECF E0HE B B

THE und rsgnsd, eraduats in hurorx az csnb-i5-.
England. unf for IA Lass TFeTsy years afeaebsI
n tue South, proposes 20 receive iato hs family
tNsniy youths - . 'arlsTa III , viii haTa the "a
vsoti &c Of his undivided care and nsssactl,n ans n.
eolee VIII be 10 make hem not only sound scholars
bur gentlemen.
HermH one thars11d doliaTs Per arrum. For fun
psFneu ar address RICHARD FORD,
ia2n iuteads gr,m- a.
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MARRIED..

At LsEsesasle Suing. ai.sssippi, on the ssih
January, 1854 by ibs Rsv Mr Bsris. 8lss HARF L.
BAYHIss. nises oEBrrs5n 3 Wis CT Memphis, Tenn
to a-jOr Ed : BEFCHsR Coufsdsrzts States army
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- is SAID tbas 10 Pit Ae-Pnuce. fHsvs |
ghsre are oaiy SIX married ~ecupies. Tbs 49,
lSisn Of tie place is 6heen tbou,ap5 ~.
nofsi capacity Of the African, under he nj
.iEssuei0n Of The moral saperysion az ~
Caucasian, may b seen IN this pregnant fact
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10 the soldiers and Citizens from
Kentucky.

AT tbs sOiioitatioa Of ny friends I have agsln sou-
ssnied to become : candidate to represent ihs Oh Con
srses onai Disaict Of Kantucky In ths Confederate,
STATES oonFres Tan nov, IS I have been Tor the
pal ihifty months, q private soldier IN TIE Con-,
'eaerste army, ana hope That AL ny old eonrsdss f,
Is ven % tho Other troops aad citizens from Ken
sueky, VII azfts in giving ne . cordial upDorr.
i-5-tFe6loS II. BANGHoAS~
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FOR SA.sE.

EoUR or I've thoussnd lbs. o. ana
PuLLtha IN cool rdrr-s Circular 8 ~ IN dor
eoadit On for use ard one ffaFrrsa a so. . pair ~
nae NJ Stones sitn spin3is sud ap urteualcas-al
La yette, a abEma
efsu a~.RrtEqrnN
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~ When ersnt presented his sprirR eap5airD
Quo Rio5lsond" 10 Leeoin Waits ss saidf Gna4tsd
And should Gran. Aees 10 enter Richaoua. sud I'll,
Gga4d.e9.