davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-03-16

: CBEESE-Th0 M9fkEE h8s 6ttu IUIeF8uly aGt1t - 2
dn1nE the week, ard With little better sapp!y oi
mora steady. The receipts are still TerT iot
the reonitement8 OF the market. Illinois anu ME-
iIamburx @1s
Western ga
Illinois and Wisconsin. e7!n
the actrai supply curing the week Eith les actiy
liz IL ths New FORK Market, the o1e1inGs throqEh M
s6nonpt of pnschases a.o ar1i!s" have been made 70
during ifa week. There e no shadow q decline 10
WreIs. affecting ~ it docs all grades, but especially
RIOS. On Rio ard Java We note an advance M anEin5
The week OF 1c Oh previous quotations. "eqaota:
santos, @!9
Java.
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Cl1u5t 1st31Q1 sku n @sSF F9 + - 75ra %v;fb
,nH ,S ceRs sE,e 1atsnn,l IL anterertts "
There are two parties and one faction In
Missouri, viz: the Democratic and the Repub-
ncan parties, and the Frank Blair faction. In
the nomenclature Of Missouri politics, they
are known Us the Copperhcads, Radicals and
Cla,bapks. The Democratic party of Mis-
sousi Is made up Of the same materials as In
other etntes, viz: q mixture Of secesslonists,
rebel sympathizers and condition 4 onlonis1s
all afflicted in Sarious degrees with Niger
on the brain. Gov. Gamble represented the
least disloya1 party Of the organization.
The Republican party Of Missouri is COM
posed Of unconditional unioniste, who are
also 1mmealase emsncipatlonists; they want
pood unbo,y seSsa . the s&qse o. @
, 1864-03-16

Domestic G!n..... s591 1e
Columbian Gin. :. 1.1@1 ~
Domestic ErandJt.G .GN8t. 10
jamaica Isum, m,,-.1.MNl 10
/ st. Erofr Bum. ...1.M3l.1o
| Port W1ne..,.,... sI4 -
Sherry WiHt....a. 7@ B
| Malaga Nlne..... Eng u
NEF&TCIEQ.
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hickory q cord. ...-.. ...,
Naple a coT1.- --.........
WOODEN WAEE-1
eraIely act1ye, and With =
very firm Ut previous QEot
ChnIns No 4....l .leM%n m
do No3....11.1al9-m
Do No2,.,,12AGGAls.M
do No1....1IW3tAm
Tashhoasds. Per
doz:...,....;.& log o.o"
Idpz,,,,,..... Tug 80
do y bu.......> 7Ms g 9 Sc !, Z,
do 2 bu..........1 1-@:1U.M
WIN ES AND LOU
nestle mapufa ctUres his /
We npte = titclinc upon Pn
! Mt5c on previous 1uos4ttc
ufactuFea the market Is
DOMESTIC IA
Pure Spirits tpr'D N@
Eectined Nhfaky
50 per cent. U. 2. SM q
] Xxx hisk5 20tGo ttS4 81
Magnolia do 18 do. A@@
Reaper Whisky b
New Bourbon
and Rye...... %Sl.m
%r~Tyr1y n
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Kiuksford.
Londo ~; nm. ~ ctiyify IN tha na.-
kef during the wceE, and hut little Improvement N
lie supply; there has ssen r9 dsnsssuss tFom tne
rmness Which for sevssa! wesza has ResA 10 appa.
lie in the Eas1ern markets. the result Of the vara-
ttous III gold, yet md that sales h1ss been gene
inEs Of Ills market during the wees. the receipt bY
Parsons, Ptkan Hankir ten 1nporeEs: Of tns az:
which, amounting 10 e ss % Y g2d VA paid mp
fhs rst Arrival * this port Of Teas in hond, and
be regarded as commencing new eta IL TIC Ioa
, 1864-03-16

nMITinSV-Tnt Tcccipts during tha week have
been larger and W rote Increased 4etTlsy Ana COY
nde0ce Ii tho merket. Country TA1low VIC note nEn
at I0Nllos<c, and other descriptions as previous
quotations. We quote: ,.s<.,,
Prime CITY BUtC0e<H
Eonnt x
:fGHtN
VJNEEAR-1n fair suppy and s:eady as previous
qno.at1oTB. We quote: .,
Pure CIDER Vinegar, per 1gal..-.......-'...Is e.
Pure Malt DO ......s...-....*--13 @H 9
Conn do do .-..-.-:......-.:.E @A3 9
, 1864-03-16

even mofc dun and Inactive than the p:sytoas one.
md y notc further decline Of a3sc On g ueeca
met tnat TIERS very few buyers IN the zrket at
he present time, and these are more than ordinarily
cAutfqus believing that with large stock EoW ia tic
country. me new CLIP but 1sw rnon;as d;ssans
prices viii not be maintained. Whether this vaW Of
he f1ture demand Of the market Will prove correct
Otherwise Is impossible to determine nat It. y
that higher prices Will preraf. upon whIch they ara
acting 6Y Withholding thaE stocks rom the nsfRet-
We qnote:
Medium 1eecs s0$eSS
WfJ6D-Ihn receipts during tho HceS have been
more liberal The market Is less active
At he present Of prct9t which dealers have NOE
rs vet reduced. We QuOtet ~. =.
, 1864-03-16

wv " II. T. will ESGThere has been an Increase.
ctiyjtY id thls market during the week. and prices
eneraly rule yery 1iEE. bnt With an aIVance on ~
ta Kora and Lath Yarn Of x32c a. the resnlt oftn-
, 1864-03-16

Pn5is 9tFesn "a :,;; % aas @
have been more liberal, and with moderate aennut
tho market rules less nrn with decline Of 5@loc
hushel with ever prospect Of rates with tho r
cfipts ot stocks now in the country. Ne quote;
Prime qtalHes. $9%9n1
81 3Ef4SS. f3 x pfls
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~ ALENA & CHICAGO UNION
~ F. 3. CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

We clip she following Arssreph Eom ihs
Nashville Dispafea Of a 12h
COTTON.--Elss mSri5 as hTisk yesterday, q
considerable amoRns h4 come "a, an1 sales
brisk a from 50 % 60 oszIs.
private lettcf from Cleveland, dsssd
sho 6sh Of april, Gays inst tbs pe1Dle of thls
nsiea5oIEo0d are ia G ysTy dasiiiat5 old;asn
and that Taiions are issnsu dEiy by lhs g0rs;n-
mcnt TO rave numbers ct peapls lrom s.arting
Oar friend continues s.Not only relugess
from Tennessee, Georgia, and North Caz0lins.
bat many resideat families are obliged 70 spplY
for aid 30 tbs e2mmisssry, uhsla sAe country
around bss the eppesTeaGs oi bsing ssunaaul-
" able 70 furnish comlo-ls l1f IS clt1ens; but
the wsT hss spfead ruin h-osdcast over Ihs lsids
Since cur Iesnrn to the fT0at, gray jscas1 .rs5i
from their lines pzss Onr camp daiy; oae aA7
counted thirty. Ths depletion must be over Fh1s
they have any mssns oi making good. how
can they stand sgch leaAz.ys ard kesp fEoa1 ]"
A TORPEDO ON THE RAILROAD IaACE.-
The Chattanooga Gs<st,s "a l,-hs 9ia i1si,, ssyss
ss,f'ae irzsl iron Knozvlll5 I'd nilacHious es-
care Friday, Essr tie wzleT st4sioa about SIX
miles esss oi Clsvslsnd. rbs sfesk vas blown
an BY iefpedo, Fhieh Vsss evidently piacsd
here by some rebel 70 dsasrsy tha .rain anG the
lives ali the men, woman and children on
board. We learn thss g rebel named @elaiLzn,
leaiding in th1t nsighboshood, las besn heard
to threaten such ssrophs. BE had iaze1,
b. II hsis gully 10 sao1lq salnS y
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Daily gppeal,
EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY Is. 1864.


Private dispatches received in the city as iste
IS six o'clock yesterday. evening, represent that
skirmishing had been going On during the day,
being heavier at o'clock than at any other
time. Everything, however, was represented
IS progressing fAvoTsbly 0as dispstc h nom
an officer, states thst it was hard to say who
were IN the highest spirits, the troops or .hs
general in command.
Whether Isis the purpose Of Gen. JoHSsToN
to risk = general engagement west Of COSTS
nsuia, every one seems to be ignorant. His
main purpose at present seems to be to prevent
the Yaskee army from crossing that stream.
The lines Of tha two armies are now confronting
each olhsr between Rosaca and Dalton, parallel
with the railroad.
A tTsia Of wounded arrived yesterday even
ing, all Of when reeaived prompt attention, and
Eera dist-ibuted among ths several hospitals.
Gov HARRIS came down in this train, in
charge Of = wounded nephew, Mr. P. KIRBY, of
the 5th Tennessee, who has his left leg empu-
tatsd below the knss, and the night one badly
shattered He was removed to the residence of
San II. J WRIGHT, where he viii rseeive eFe-
~ attention that kindness can bastoW We
win give LIST OF ths wounded in our next Issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

The RfgistsT gives the particulars Of a fatal
accident fi0m eafelessaess In handling fire arms,
which occurred ye:srisY morning in a little ss-
loon kept By Ayers & Moore, on Whitehall
street, 0ppOsits The Empire Hospital, resulting
in the killing Of Mr. Moore, an old man about
sky yssrs ofage. usppssrs thA: about eight
o'clock this morning, e soldier named W. c..
SPe0ee, belong ng TO company B, 32i Tsnnes-
see regiment, But At present in the convalescent
camp in this city, entered the saloon in question,
ard while purchasing some cake, pulled on. 3
little silver plated pistol, (Smith q Wssson's
patent. and asked BIr. Moore if be had any car
tTi5ges to SSH which would 4. it. Mr. Ayers,
TIE other partner in the concern coming in st
thsi momeHi, took the pistol from 4 soldier to
look at It. While in She act of cooking it, the
dog slipped from bis thumb .disebarging tho
pistol, ths ball Of which entered the breast OF
Ar. Moore, who was standing Immediately in
front Of him, inAichng mortal wound Mr..
Ayers assisted ihe wounded man up to his room
ovar the saloon, where he fingered for about IF
teen minutes and died The ball entered the
breast Just below tho region of the heart. Mr.
Moore leaves q Wifs and eigh. children, who.
are living in Hall county near Gainesville The
legal investigations IN this matter will take
place before one Of the Justices to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

All tbs charts which hEVo recen,ly been 1ub.
lishsd showing .ha fuciustions in the price Of
gold are worthless There has been no huo.as-
uOn IN ths price Of that metal, bus there has
been very great vaTisiion IN the value Of he
paper money foatsd by the Government and
the banks The production Of gold and its
.nOn-use as currency IN the United States for the
last two yeaIs meY have chespened It trffs in
the markets Of the world, bRI the actual varis-
lions IN the Rbsolate valus Of gold in tie last
ten years are among the Fl ,tioEs of en-. -,sF
cent These charts, therefore, which represent
gold as Wsviog mp and doun q lins between one
snd seventy, are worthless. Whilo tl.e sun an
pssTs TO 60 round the earth is reslly the earth
which is going around tho sun. Orr present
system Of quotEtion is nonstrousiY Deceptive
In CahfoTniS th5y do much better, As there the
psper IS, as il should be, quoted At a discount
Ii this were done, If WOHid be much moro hon
ees, ana would euro people of many dsl1sia1s
1an VINO now think they are worth eae hundred
thouGsnd dollars would be cons. .antiy reminded
(t the apparons premium on gold remained a.
serenity that they were really il possession ef
oniy htty-nine thousand dollars Of real money,
while employees IN reeeips Of one Thousand
gTeeRbsck dollars per snnum would know that
their actual income EES only fya hundred end
ninety dollars.
When the Gay Of reckoning e0znss, as come It
I1DEt, the Whole country would be saved bitter
disappointment If people realized, day oy day,
that instead Of getting richer they were really
getting poorer Ons Of the delusions OF tie
hour, for Instance, Is that our national sseuri-
ties arc from eleven to thirteen per cent above
par, when really they are somewhere in tho six
ties, with gold at its present E2psEent premium.
1t IS notifying fact, but it IS fact, that the
ysl-to- o-5s-eEeWRsd Emperor Of Mexico-yhis
pHppst poEsaGsle forced upon 50 unwilling pso-
pie by foreign bayonetE-hss last negotiated
lasn With the bankers OF L9ndoa ana Paris Al
better terms Than the great republic CT ths
United States could get. The nov Mexican lean
was taken at siIty-tATse- Mr. Chase would do
well If be could gsssixty.
Bat we Suppose It Is ussless &c try 20 induce the
county 70 TslIaee is steps. We are eiYen over
% 70 delnsions. to believe lie f5r the present,
and We will not realize tho lgush antil payday
comes, and he CHASTITY fact Of oar real poverty
becomes 80 apparent thst .hs wayfsFirg msn
though fool, cannot be mistskea.-Rss0 YoTE
HOTfd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

LOOKING AFTER THE COETRABAEDs.--Pho
Clarksville Gazette, of the 9Th, says: "An Off
Ger from Nashville arrived here few days ago
with orders from headquarters of this military
department to gather up all the runaway ne
gross about here, who arc not engaged in some
regular employment, and put them to work on
cerntain farms classed by the United States
Government as. abandoned just now, we
are told, they are being put to work on MAJOR
Hsrnum's and BrsndOns's places. This order
has created quite autter among the darkies
Il Is another rude blow 70 their idea Of freedom
mastery inactivity. Its execution will prove
a great relief to the eitizsus, upon whose wood.
piles and meAt-hOuses many Of these negroes
have been subsisting. We hope it viii bo rig
idly enforced. If the negroes can't be sent
home to their masters, let them at least be put to
work here"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

IL The STA RsgiHssSt Misssissippi Esfautrg. IL
SklTaish At 1esaca, Ga Aiag 9ih, 1864, E0m-
....-.-.L-L Il.

IL The 37ts RsgiRsszt Misssissippi EHfaHtyg. IL
StITnIsh At hssaca Ga Aag 9th, 1864. tOn-
HlGHdsd By Lisuts- Col. ". ". Wser
Company a. Capt " T.F1Vs1s eomnaudinc-yyound.
ca Uoiof-COFporsl I n Horton. Missing: S W Wrqht
company B. O4p-aiR d W Hopkins eomusudins-
killed; Privates b Baines, W w NcGiu ] land
Wonndsd lst Lieut. N W Caansdy. SerEt g b Dsi-
sEnE, Private II y Austin arm and lsr sliyhrv- rs
Brown, slightly; ) A Fountain hsnd - Josep6 srov
mp, sew CsWeh Osborne. hand sit; II 7 Frisbes IL =
sew W 3 isso1. hip, ssy; Land SIT prisoner; II 3
Thompson sev, taken prisoner.
Company O. Q o Heidlsburge counaudipT-F-iiIsa .
Private Al clhsrscn. Wounded. Seagi W q Man.
mig. Prvates a X Arnel, Bsdaingaeld J Bert. G.
y, " hsses, : :, X Jones Murphy z W Williams.
Company D CaptF S Tickle, eommansiuz-VYouud.
ed: Il ScsrboFougn.
COMPANY =, lss Lieut. L Hough oommandinr-
Killed. Seigs G. Gilmore. go9rdsd: Privetes st.-
phen Tool, 3 Stephens, T II McCuchsns Missiig .
Serst 9 n Gilmore, Private rhos A Dean
Comp any Z, Lieut. A O0vinggon. cou,usudipr -
RcEnssa; B Nooss. Missing and with tbs enemy. "
S kaight \ autry, " 4 Stokes, W " II EIiiss
company g, lst Lieut. J y Ward cond' 81 Wounded:
= Nsweomo. Missing AinsEorth v Curly.
Company H--Oapt r B IsoDer communicative
ed PfiYates W II Dufss Ier sey: II addv # g'l,,,r
son w Davis. A Mcdaniel, y .J Mcdaniel Joseph
7i.ha1es Missing; J T. Curtiedgs 3 Duke ii
Judge. s Lay Corporal 3 ID Lopsr
Company l. Captain Q IA hloIserao-s eouan,an5;,-
Wou1ded' Sergt " : Martin; Privstes Thos Hoye w
Z Allm4n, G 2 smith, a Thompson, 5 @ RSndsii
Assiog; A J Don. + Smith. j WGi.s w Filtts
Company < lss Lieut. J O Elis, couad' yyeupdsd !.
O9rgoEat Y " JAWS, BriYates 3 II DAVIS, W Holder
Ihos Moreas Patrick. Missing: sergt 7 G loats
Private Il Edwards.
sesPitulahon-kiled, 5; wounded Sc; Missing. an.
Tne position occupied BY the regiment being vsry
nueh exposed from unexpected asvanee from he
isit, tnseU some Of ths compaoy in coafasiOu Much
cTeditis due the tsoOss on he isu. CaPt Hopkins,
with hll usual ooolness ard bravery controlled the e
well snd though his less is heavy, escaped most ssion-
ishsogY, under hsAFY Gre from the ensuy from three
dirsssiops He continued TO fe he rstsssted to he
maa lie Of battls which ths enemy did not attack.
Capt Hopkins SAW the disadysnsass Of position and
reported it, but had nos time maks change Of p..
sion in time. AN OFFTnFp
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corners, and sot fuTiously at work TO destroy
each oihsr ia iheir opposing couEso IN mid air.
Tbs steam whistle helched forth an unea7thiy
yell; q loud elsTm rang through the viliigs, and
a crowd Of workmeu was seen rushing toward
the factory.
Meanwhile my unlcrtunate friend tired to es-
cape from the fearful Consequences Of his folly;
but the passage was intercepted By the deadly
sTms of th0ussnd encireling levers, or eneum-
bsred by falling beams Of iron hurled by the
uugovernsble engine. he strove TO spssk to
me, and held out bis arms impioEingly; but
what could I dol It was death 10 enfeT tie
building, and bis fate seemed but too imminent
Even TO stand at tho door was to tempt dssifuc-
ton, for Hundreds Of pieces of broken metal
cama flying every moment through the aperture.
As l turned Ewgy despaIriBgly from my post the
worEmen crowded about me, and inquired the
cause of the disaster. L was TOO distracted to
reply. told them man Bss perishiBg inside;
but begged them to coms away, and NOS 10 sac.
rihcs themselves nesdlessly in attempting his
Tescus. Some Of thoua followed me, and retired
to distance; but the majority, elaboldened by
q iew who resolved TO stop The machine by pet
ting down to the engine rcom through the roof.
remained near the entrance, ezgor spectators Of
their own ruin--for the destruction Of this
Workshop, as I Afterwards learned, threw eYery
man Of them out Of employment In few
moments load report shook che very osrth we
stood upon, and the whole msanfactory was
bloEn to fragments! Along wiki It persisted
my fool-hardy friend; snd ss I picked my soT-
rowful way among theruins in seRIea Of bis
body. I came also upon the msnge rsaasins Of
number Of the workman who bad blindly a.
tempted bis Tesct,.
Thus, through The ignorance and tensrity Of
ons man, many valuable lives were lost, vast
property destroyed, and thousands Of families
plunged in beggATy; for discovered thar the
shares IN this concern were. widely distributed,
and were held by every poor fElnily in the eoun.
Try. / myself sTAs a heavy loser, AID would
have been entirely ruined had I heen iess pru-.
dent in my investment.
Toe nsme Of tao cOnesTn was Tbs National
FiHGRes Machine, useful when leit 20 itself, our
destructive if .ampered with.
a new company hiss lately purchased the ru-
ins, and erected mill on tho spot, called 'sThs
United States Legal Tender aud National Bauk
TuedeemEble Issue Company. CApital-nos a
dollar. Shares ualimited."
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DiszraesfaI Mob as Li.esiu, IlI.


LIECoLs, I'll, April 25.-Our town vTss v;s;-
tea to-day by CizgTseafai mob. On. last Fri-
day soldier stole horse from Robert CsrIvls.
Esq, wealthy farmer gu5 nos. ossinseis nan
Of Cur county. he vas zCrsrsf aad arrested,
and when qassacned VIZ hs committed the
theft, be replied tHAt Ar CaYivls was q copper
head and deserved 10 hsvs his properly taken
rom hia.
The soldier vas placed in jsil to swat his
triaii bus Abels,onisEn IN So inseisraDee. dsssr
mined .hss ne should BE- liberated, alleging IS E
TessoR that c0ppsTHsais had 10 Ti9his which q
Union men WAs aauna to rcspse., q "a Ya.a5.
Accordingly moo, consisting. Of ADoiiti1nisio
and soldiers, prCcssdod 70 tbs JAIL 5ruke It open
win sleoga hEmmar8 and aL5s, and h5ara.sd
t0o crlminsls G11i1ss tbs Shouts Of shs soldiers
snd tae anralssakaoia signs 2f appT0ysl Of our
''l0gsF' .psopls.
This il only ons of tho numerous outrsyes
which have been pagpatrated on DsmocEsis, sad
II Is Inc natural resulL Of the teachings Of such
men as Gov Hates, THo says; you xii znd /
viii psIdaEi' End "Dsn71rats haVe 20 rights
which the negroes sIs beund 20 respect"
II siTlkes y0ur correspondents that thess sol
disIs could he bstter employed il fzhting rsb-
els and helping &c EvsET such disasters Il. thar
when hss Just occurred ia North Carolina, thsn
in proving about ne Norm, DING violence 20
tho property Of DemocEaEs, as the 5ioding Of
AbcIitonism.
Gov. Yates n.s done more 20 insagarats ths
mob spirit which noE per7adss tbs Stass shsa
eny other nan 10 Is, He is The arcH-criminal
who bss 'sowed The Wind and let Us hope,
tor the sake Of justice, sha. he may f'Essp tie
WhiTiTiud."
If The Constitution ard laws shall not "a
speeled, and TIA teachings OF Yates, obsaiu, it
were bstter thzs PiEsstrGius should aTiss and
seize lhs Tslns Of power, 50 ghst We might onee
m0Ie enjoy lsw and oTds-"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

q Our friend Col J c Cole, of Memphis,
arrived Ia lha city yesterday evening, direct
frcm Mississippi. Hs gives most favorable
aeeouus OF sEai8 IN that secion. The pres
ercs Of Gen. Forrest has restored universal con-
flencs sn0Hg the people, and the planters have
al put lzrgs crops in the ground feeling that
they VIII be secure in tho cultivation of their
farms. Col Cole informs Us that the FedeTsls
sTs agsin engaged in rep airing the Memphis and
Casrisston railroad, which they are now opeg-
sting as far out as LzGrarge.
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- .ne lrraa.-lII..I..IppI.

NOBLE Nay 1.-THE following tsiszrzn has been
reesi7ed By Gen. Mau-y from Asyza. dated Nay Il.
No definite fntsiIsrnes o Banks capitulztiou had
been recsivsd in New Orleans o. ths IOih though hat
be had surrendsred was belivsd.
10 boats now ooaias down, ell eazazaunlcasson being
sat OF
Tia iron ead gunbosi, Graas City suu5o4i, 30. IS.
ad transport with forty seldisIs were captured By
he Coz1sssTxsss ~ Sabine Pass, on he 6ih inst
= Wehad The pleasure OF aseting in The
city yesterday. cnE Old friend Gen. J. L. T.
sssea, Of West Tznasssss. Tas gsnalal is but
recently on bis return fTom Richmozd, where
be has been, ander tbs appointments rem COY.
harris, Tor me purpose Of settling tie wsz debt
Of Tennessee with ths Confsdsraso Govern
mens.
We havs heard Gen. snssI spoksn Il b
rnsny Of bis friends IS s suitable person to rep
resent tie Memphis district in Cangrsss, mads
vsesnt-5y ihs deaih Of Hon. D II. Curin. The
probabilities are hat tao else,ors. win havo suf
feient number Of candidates before shsn, fron
whom 70 mike 2 judieious selection
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

a DISTINCTION n FAVOR OF NEW ENC.
LAED This products Of Psnnsylvania and NV
England are taxed 50 much by weight Or me-.
ure, whiis the products Of All the othsr gtsts..
are taxed on their vslas The asroeitg If ~
sort OF legislation consists in this: that -h,le
OWING % the depreciation Of the eurreu,v. ne
valae OF al products in dollars" must oo1tnus
. Ilse' ana oe taxed in propoTtion-ths producls
q NeW .'. Engiana and PsnnsylTazis being taxed
~ "stsh.' nay advance as much as they please
VIII on tho contrary, become p-oportioUateIy
: isss ~ every adTaEcs.-Nsle YO1k HstrODOiites
RsceTd. -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

TALLAHASSEE, May 9-Mr. J. K Harris,
WIN has Just arrived at Quincy iIom Wes.
Florida, states that tho blockade sieAmer OF
Apaschaeola was captured, with all ON beard
about I50 ms1, last night, By an expedition o.
lsanehsrs. No loss on our side. Further psr-
ticulaEs not received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

~ The deaTSs Of intelligencs Of reliable
character both from Richmond and Dalton, has
thrown our community, for a day or two past,
into somethiag Of fever Of reHtlessness, and
every chs. is on the qHi 5i0s from morning till
night, eagerly inquiring of every one be meets,
" What's toe news 2" It is proper to STATE
however, that no feeling of distrust or doubt as
to the result, is entertained By any. Those who
have righ. to know, as well az the Opportuni-
y 70 be vel informed on ths subject, express
the conviction that Gen. Johnston will hit our
invaders a stunning blow when he does strike.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

The highest market pres either IN money
CT subsesiption- VIII be psid for clean eetson
Or linen Esgs, whiss OF s5l0rsd, delivered ss shs
APPEAL eounfng-Eaoas Afsata
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

= Rev. J II Clmp5eli viii preach 1t the
Fast Baptist church this morning. at hslf past
ten O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-15

It is not zecsHssry, and if it were it would
not be for us to trace out the particular motive
which the Albany Journal may have for occa-
sionally telling the truta. The following article
irom The Journal of recent date requires only
a glance 70 draw to the statements-iT embraces
eaynest sttentian: