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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

The Efshs nt tR5yrsszzsh-Enalzee AecsUn1.
The New York gribEHs contains the following
dispsichos Of ths affair at Plymouth, from which
it will bs seen that the result had net reached
the United States:
NoRFoLK, Va, Aail 19-Rsiugsss from
PlymeuihE. C-,report thal fighting eommsnced
tboTe on Sunday aisernon.
The Febsl in force, attacked Fort Gray,
which Is about mls from the town, On the
They planted heavy battery on Polk's Island,
about a mile distant, and kept mp continuous
Gro. daring which they succeeded ia eating The
dag mast st the fort
This was replaced aud the stars and stripes
again foslcd dsiisuily IN the face Of the foo.
Tbs rebels ,h.n advanced slowly forward up
TO within short distance Of The fort, whom thoy
msde sn inpoluous charge.
They wtre Tccsivod with a CALLING Gre which
thinned their ranks aud caussi them 10 fali
back.
Again and again they rallied 10 ihs charge.
and oudssvored to take th' citadel, bat to no
parpeso
Esch Tins they voto rspulssi with fearful
Slaughter.
Tboy retired with their artillery slill keeping
up a Gre.
Thsir iron rans and four rsbol gunboah
moved down the river 70 ths obslF actions, With
in sis miles Of The town, - 60 operate with tho
lard lofees.
The rebel force Is fiOm ton 70 fifteen thousand
strong
The rebel cavalry are uader Tie commaud Of
Gen Rsnsem.
Gen. wsssel Is IN conmsnd Of The Union
forces He has Plymouth well fortified, and
pronounced 4 Iaprsgaablo.
In front Of The tews are stationed several Of
our gpnbgals. They have dous good service,
and will continue 70 do more.
The gsphosts have hsd % stand already much
OF the blunt 81 the engagement The ffs Of
tho rebel artillery hss beeu directed on ibom.
aud !. is ssii that on The guaboal Bombsholl
several have been killed and wgbndst.
All the citizens Of Plymouth have loft the
plsce, and mos. Of them arc qnsrt0rsd on
Roanoke Island.
Several Of the rsbol shells had fallen in the
town.
During the engagement the rsbsls csptured q
member of The ID North Carolina Loyal regi-
msnt, who formerly deserted, they allegs, from
the 7th North CArolina rebel regiment, and it Is
reported -dAt he was hung on the spot without
even SC much as the fcrn of trial.
Ii Is rumored that the rebels have also made
demonstration simultaneous with this in the
vicinity of Nswbern.
The rebels have great anxiety 20 redeem tie
State, IS they SEQ il Is fast recediDg frsm thsiI
grasp. Though they may Use exertI0us almost
superhumau, they will fad that toe Union arms
can cope successfully with any fsres tia: they
may bring.
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AZ A Ere occuusd'in Montgomery. Ala, on
Thursday night last, destroying Eve or six
buildings TIE loss is estimated at $780,
Several families were burned out Of house and
home, ard bad their furniture bsdly damaged
h. rsrsoval
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

LEeaL MATTERS IN MIssIssTPPr.-Theb high
court q errors and appeals in Mississippi is
oow IN lession, and public notice has bean
given that ths doekels will be taken up, AID
seca business eisPOSei Of as may be ready for
trial. Hon a H Hsady has been chosen,
siacs tbs cOmmenceEnsnt Of the term, by The
athsr Eszbsrs Of the court, chief justice.
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FHrther Particulars Of the battle Ia Len,
fHIRun.


fsiRma.
The NorthsrR psps.s have aivicss from Grand
EcoIs, Rsd river, to the morning Of the I5.b.
They give the following details of the late battle
there
The battle on the 6sh was fought a Sabine
crossroads. The rebels were commsnded by
Generals Msgrudsr, Holmes aud Taylor, under
the chief command OF Kn5y Smith. The fight
on the second day was al Pleasant Hill, where
General Andre Jackson Smith led the Uaion
forces, General Banks being in CHIEF command
The loss OF the enemy on the first day was about
fifteen hundred. On the second Gay thsy lost
hesvily-two 70 our ons. Among their killed
were three generals - Morton, Parsons and
Greene. The fleet had advanced up the river TO
within eighty miles of Shreveport, when Gen
Banks, finding MS rstioas running short, OF
deTed It back. Ga lis way down it was attacked
by the enemy On both sides OF the river. A
brisk 6ghs ensusd, which ended in the dsfsst OF
the Tebsls, With loss OF nearly six huHdred
killed and large number wounded 1; Has in
this action that General Greene WAS killed, his
head having been blsWn OF by a shell
& refugee, who recently passed through
Shreveport, Louisiana, states hat ths rebels srs
concentrating at that piscs 8adef Kirby Smith,
xnd iha. HsgTU1er lzs gone up from Caves
ten TO reinforce aiG h ssw several iron-elsd
gunboass al .-A5 Ia R'd siver, near Shreve-
poTt, Haicd appeared % be quite fOTmilA
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Y A negro boy and horse were drowned
in littlesrivulei, swollen by recent rains, in
the suburbs of LaGrsDga, on tie 25.h. The
bodies have not been recovered.
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mARRIED.

In LaSrsuse. Tennessee, On t-e 22I Ct February.
1864, By ihs Rev :. B. Gray. =. D, EIr THOMAS J.
sHSLTOS Ir, Ct Lagrange, Tenssssss. saa Niss IA
TuDA RAWLINGS eldest dsUghsr Of Rev. L. b. MI
Ikea chaplain TO 10 regiasnt Ts9aes ss volunteers,
iafAntry, Z. s. A.
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z- Messrs. Mitchell & Kelly, Raleigh. N. c.,
ere manufacturing at thar works, knives and
forks Of solid steel, with substantial bone han
dlss, strongly rive.sd, at 500 per set.
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FrSRa VIsksbaTE and the TraRs-1IIEslr
sippE.

siPpi.
DEaoPoLIs, May IA special 70 the Meridian Clzr-
ion, from Jackson Miss April 5oh says the enemy has
fallen back from the Big Black sitter partially destroy
ing t5e bridge, aud burning all n traders aud suffers
| shanties aid soldiers huts.
Considerable alarm prevailing within the forti
aeAiiOns At vieksburg where they were spprehsndnE
attack from WHIT Adams.
Another dispatch from BrOokhAven to the same paper
says Information from the Trans Mississippi depart.
msnt reports Banks defeated second time that he
escaped the North side Of Red river and was falling
back On Natchez. Also tba. Gen Price had mat and
defeated Steele badly, capturing hundred wagons
and large number Of prisoners ard arms. Marina
duke also in pusuit Of Steele, who Has falling
| bsck upon Little Rock.
FataI AegtdenI % ths Presidents S6n.
RICHAoND, Nay Lon Saturday evening At seven
o'clock Joseph, Of President Davis died from in
iuriss received by fa from the back portEeo Of the
executive mansion. The parents from hons at
the time. and the accident not discovered until the
boy vasfound by servant, Iu inssnEble condition
In the yard Every restorative hat csuId be thought
o. was applied. but sl to no effect.
Gae Day Lister from The North.
RIcHz0SD May The Baltimore GGzstts Of the
2s-h has been received but the news Is unimportaat
The Washington correspondent Of th3 New York
Post says that gigantic preparations going for
tbs approaching Osmpaisnin Virginia. Grant will
commence his forward movement ulsl all bis arrange
meats eomplets.
The Stats Constitutional Convention Of Msryland
was organised Oh the 9Th inEt.
Gold closed In New York on the gTth at lT73i
ErOM Europe
RICHMoSD, Nay l.-EzroPesB. sdvioss to ths I3ih
have been received.
Tbs Bdtsh Ministry was defeated on the Ish n the
House Of Coumons, On minor educational question,
BY eight majority.
Great spthusssm for GEFibsldI Is reported to exist in
England PsinersiOa accorded hla Al Interview Of an
hours duration.
Lord Careudous mission 10 Paris Is sail to be ssr the
purpose Of disPeIlDg NspOIson's iHtstion against
England.
Na1im!Ians health had improved. and he was to
leave FOR Mexico en- the I4tk.
The siege Of ppPpel eontnusa The Danish garrison
shows signs Of weakness.
The conferences had Rot assembled VII sa the steamer
Ian E7~anS
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CONFEDERATE TAILOREsS,
Mrs. II Earles

Mrs. q. Earles
TAXES this method Of inforuinz The c0uuuriiy
4 that shs haa sAksn rooms svsr Mr. Lyneh's sore
o. Whitshs street, UhsEe she Would BE- pleased %
have liberal share e p1ir5naEs. she ksl ol hand
sor5s very slsEsrt soSdl 10 ths.Nsy Of
Military Goats,
Military Vests,
Military Caps,
Gray, Black, Blus and Bed Cloih
STAG Buit0as,
coii Lace, Bullion tara,
Pins shirts al liner
Czlies skirss, Cotton Shirts,
a large LOT q Tooth Brsshss,
gross Fins Conbs brst quality gultz Psrcha
sisgsra MEeains HssdisI
Ths hnsst q4slity q
TOBACCO Gnd
CIGARs,
All Ct which vi ssH a. low prices. Cone snd see
thsn fap3o ~
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CoETKDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Executive Department,
Richmond. Va. AUril 10 h 1854

Richmond, Va, April l9 h 1854
Rev Obss 4 Akin, Rev J. B. Chapman and Rev W.
Mooney committee, Dalton, Ga
GESTLEMEs: The President has recsived
your letter Of EiLrch 9:b, and directs ne TO c1-
press to yoU bis deep sense of the importance Of
regular snd earnest religious instruction and
consolttor 70 our bGAve soldiers. Es does not
presume to doubt the necessity Of chsplsins ir
full number, and knows Of no bar to tie promo
ton Of such from the ranks. On the othsr hand,
he considers the spirit which prompts ministers
to volunteer as piivsies and Eerve their country
in 50 glorious and trying position as an earn
est Of their fitness foy the duties of chaplain,
where knowledge Of the wants, as well as zeal
tor the good of the soldier, is required. The
presencs Of = large number Of these devoted
men in the ranks cf the army has contributed
greatly to elevate and purify the religious tone
sud sentiment of cur gallant soldiers, and while
it may not be possible to provide for I'll Of there
ss chaplsins, thus rendering necessary dis
elimination as to their claims, no intention ex.
isis to preclude them from receiving the sanction
and ecunteBAnes Of law, in tbeir honorable ef-
forts, BY promotion.
Thanking you for your kind wishes and pray
ers in his behslf the President requests me to
convey to you the assurances of his esteem, and
Of bis appreciation Of the grest work in which
you are Engaged.
/ am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your Cbsdiept servant,
WM. PRESTON JoRNSToE,
Colonel and A. d. c.
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T The city authorities Of Montgomery,
Ala, hsvs donated SIS, 900 towards supplying
citizens with beef. The Adssrtiisr thinks fish
can be mad chesper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

~ Some enterpdsing Yankee is manufaciu-
ring condonscd cider. 1t is reduced TO one
seventh its bulk, and is rest0red TO cider again
By ~ addition Of six times it's bulk in water.
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= A new daily paper, entitled the Daily
Tizes, has bsen started at Charlotte. N c., ed
its1 by E. Il. BiIton, formerly editor Of the
Charlotte Buiistia.
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s3OO REWARD!

TIE BOY, LEVI, belonging 10 Gea. Hedge, rsn
4 sway tscm TEskeEse in December last. he b
s5eut sEesy four years old hTs fssE ten OK slszsn
iacsss hgh, very sto1E, and has socpis q hr-ggn
soi0T End il supposed 10 be ryins to set into Teu-
nessee- COL. J. W. BALFOUR
ar23 Ists 49,. ~,
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For sale.

: BALES ~ sHEETNG.
- 20 bales Oua5uTEs,
leo bzlss Costoa Ysr=s. For sale b.
L g. DAVIS,
Cozlrizs,0n AsrchEBt,
apzq Iu Psashstrss s.lasE
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NOTICE.

4 EEaRO ROY, n.r-sd HEZEKIAH EoBEsOH.
"A has been arrsstsi near ChAttsno0ga and confined
IA The guard houss. Hs osnsr ea1 get b n hy eonins
tlrsEzd and proving properly.
u. d GREENLAW,
Captain Co D, 5sh C0nfsdersts Regiment
Polk's Br gads, Clsburns - DIVISION.
$3.50 l1s Army TennsEsss.
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a Horse thieves are committing great dep
relations in Tslspooss and Chambers counties
Ala
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speeioE Orders 10. Is.

Special Orders No. 25.
HEADQUAzTERs Posi- ATLzsTA, ca,
april z9h ls64 )
L UNDER Act Of Congress. svprozsd By the PTssi-
dent & is ordered that pOIs Be opsncd tss ID dzy
OF Nay, CH0udsy) 1864 al BE Ohlss sf Capt W. L
TiskA=z Pay QuErsrmEstsr - this pest, to Nissou-
risns entitled 70 vote. 4 81 home, fsr mszbsrs Of
COlgrsss.
II Col, AsriHsthsr LsEis Cspt- ". L. Wiekhsn
and Dr. z 3. Bry>z are appointed judgss and Capt
Z P Dodge aud Capt. Edgar Eiilsr are sP2oin.sd
clerks, who viii receive and record the votes.
By command Of Brig Gen. MARCUS J. WRszT
B 2. BISHOP,
$3.50 q AAAG
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n The Columbus Tiasss regrets to learn
that Col. o. 8. Holland of the 37lh Mississippi,
got his leg broke at Pollard, on the 25Ih, By
the fallag Of his horse uudsr him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

n Gen. Holmes kss arrived at Raleigh, N
c., and established bis headquarters there.
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Y We catch something Of the old aEyor Of
the London PHgeh in th0 following rom 0as of
its recent decoctions;
Pugilis.ic GsomstTy-How many Iqasrss
make IouH5f
Shoull Rowland Hll hsTs EsAtusf Ger
tainly, If Oliver Cromwell should. Fn one is
celebrated for cutting OF the head ,f a bad
King, and Tie other for sticking on th head ei
s gcod Queen.
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~ The innpressmsnt of horses at Richmond,
Il going on with vigor. Only market cart beasts
aud brood mares are exempted
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arM2t
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: n Beef was selling in Columbus, Ga, on
Thursday st 80 25 per pound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

Er a traveller who was detained an hour by
soiaa udsehaDcs, shortered his 7Tav BY max
ing uiRsie Of it," There's philosophy for you.
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e There seems 70 be Forrest in the lower
part Of Ksasueky that needs clsaring-Bsst0n
Post
Col. Hicks has beel bLs;ng away st it, and
GriersoO is oUs On a survey and will girdls II, if
possible Louisville J0HrEal.
Our Forrest has not been disturbed. Send
out the rail splitter himself nexs
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II Ell GRAPHIC.
Reports OF the Press Association.

E "a @ @eeSolalag % act Of CoEgrsas IN the yssr 1864
~ . g. TRRAsaER, In the Clerks ofFiee Of fSs IJis
ern District Of Georgia
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~ However much a pswubroker's shop
may be crowded, it is always IoaHsum place
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HATS! HATS )!

II HOHbRoOK ofisrs FOR sale, At Wholesale o,
= retail, laTgs los Of hons mads WOOL HATS
Also, vii give n exchange Hat for tysssPounss q
clsan washed Wool
Wool ezIasd into Rolls 10 Order-snd VII pay TIA
highest essh pries for WooL
). r. HOLBROOE,
Wkltshali stree.
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RAGS WANTRHs

0SLEAN COTTON RAGS Vii fud rss - sale AZ
~ this ofdss g the market price. Apply e. ~
iAs7 ARFHAL O0UNTfSG ROOA.
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AGaGAAa NAaAA Al EalPsy a solGaalaSna
AgFssGbly to noses published in the city papers ths
soekhoders Of this Azsoeia ion nat a. the sales room o
the Society, about 400 s5srss prssentsd Upon
motion, the President Of the Board OF Dusstors Br
Joseph Winship, took tLo chair, ard announced tie
meeting ready for business
The object of the ussta ag was explained 5y ihs sec
rsssy to be for the purpcss Of having he express CT Of
the stockholders ugon ennu=s or closing CT the sers,
I'd also to decide IN reIsion to receiving csrtka de-
nouiaatiors Ct currency.
The superintendent a1d treasurer i1soTasd tbs meet
ing CT tbs buslnsss for the last fcur months Number
Of shares Of stock q afy dollars each paid m So
$4,000 Pro7jisus distributed 20 lat Hsy sT3 al "a
Number ef poor families registered for relief 3l5. nam-
Der Of faiIiss registered u7on ely sr5srs and esrta
Gates Of relief COMMITTEES, 2i3 Nutsr q beushoiaiss
.qaOo.
Statements Of the benefit seeruiag TO tbs poor By
ths operation Of this association were sads and dis
euzsioa entered into 10 relation the question before
tss lassting BY lIsssrl Il. Marshsl, J. J. To0n J II
Clark, J. s. Thrashsr, E. E Rsnson, Il. ". Cazant,
". z. BarzsE and othsrz
Tbs following resolution vas then adopted anaai.
nously:
Received, That sha socsty ,.uI eaailnzs is oPsrs.
TORS formerly.
Col ;. s Thrsshsr Introduced tie following vheh
after eonsidsrsb's dicusssn WIS unanimously passed
Resolved, That this Association receive Eve dollar
bills a. par FOR PI0visioas.
The meeting then Hdj0urusd-
JOSEPH WISS6IP. President
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

fffhIS morning, somewhere IN the city, = pair GOLD
BYE CLASSES with handle broken In red no
rocco case. The hudsr viii be rewarded by lssvins
han ~ this of7ce frav2 Its
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STILL THEY COME /!
More Blockade
Goods {!
More
Blea@hed shirtings,

Bsea9hed ShiPtingsj
IA CaIicOes,
n M USLIN-5lack and purple
Bsrsgs Dsls;ne,
Ls5trs Dress Goods,
Leon Dress Goods,
Black and White Delsines,
Lissn Union Stripes,
Cheek Melton Cloth, dozbls width;
Black and White Scotch Tweed,
IIeP'd Cloth,
IEngIsh Paper Cambric,
BcoEn Liasn Dack,
I0-4 Linen SneeGng,
GsrEs Uaderskirts,
Fac Linen Bosom Shirts.
Letter Paper,
Blank Books,
Day Books,
Lisen Collars,
Bone Buttons,
Neck Ties,
Money Purses-on consignment and for
sale ct wholesale only by
z. 2. PeGSe,
sB29-5s Psaehtrsa street.
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Prnr. thr Hnnidnr

ORANGE O. H, May I-Burnsids has eegsaluIy Ar
rived a. Alexandria and Is rapidly moving 80 form
Junction with Gran; in Culpsper.
Intsligencs from the enenys lines Is to lhs effect
that there great activity IN their camps as II
trAting in GulPsper
The impression Is general here that Grant viii ad-
vsnes this week
Ths roads dry and hard, and tAs weather fine.
Oar troops are IN szeellsst pGEbt every way
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HAT FOUND,

PROvOsT HARsHALs 0FFIcE. Z
Csrts7svfIs. Ca. = pril 29th 1854.
? ths gentleman Who bad hs hat s-olsu cut O. the
4 Cef wud0y$ the train passed th-ourh this place
the uigat Cf he y viii esll At ny ofee dsseroe
t5s property ana settle foF ssis noes hs gs as
hst GEORdB 3. HYERS,
mv2 Pc Osptsf1 aud Provost afarxhSi
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WI H. BAHsEs. Secretary.

K.fsf q Uz-iaiuusd FrsashL SseseiVsd NJ thr
sszlizsza EzRreaz Company z PriI 80,
aSGE
Amos Rsgsisls. box; Mrs Barn boxes; n Blair,
box; Mrs Il z iVis, box, n DsFOor, trunk, Mrs
P Colder. box; " J Hawkins, box; Lieut. Jack
son, / bon; Mrs Geo J11ns1n box Geo Kellogg,
psE=i " Lows, pkg; Capt R Atlsr, box Ars
a Mcdonald. bcE; 1t J B Per kins, sword; Surg "
A RCbsrtsOn box D " Spence, I rosi; J " Terry
box; J Tally box P White pzrs; Wu " lliisms,
box; D " williams, trrzsk; W . Williams, box
fas shove hs.ght Is stored - O7s1eTs' usz and
penss Ed liable 70 be so'd fog charges called
for uENGTNG. o. b. Clers.
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Wanted.
Printer Wanted,

A PAIa Of Falr5aaEs' Piatf,sm Scales Apply =.
"a fbe EXPRESS OFFIcE.
my2 Nv Aiabams street.
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EdlST.

ON Saturday, 30sh Ultima be Heeu Decatur sad
" Hunter streets, n LADYS BREASFPIN let
sets IN gold The finder III be sgtgs.g r-7Fsrdsd
leaving the same with A. HAAS & CD
my2 lW Whitehall srraaF
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A PRACTICAL DISTILLER WANTED,
IMMEDIATELY.

4 DISABLED solder soui1 psrforHa the duiisB a.
u personal Estsasi0n, more than LABOR, vii Be- ths
regal snsEts. Ous hsEins family Houd not be Oh.
Fashionable. Apply 70 or addrsss
GEORGE LEOVY,
aps9 llt Enlan- q q Ia
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LBrFRa FROM PREsIDRNT DAvI,

The following is = copy of letter forwarded
by direction Of President DAVIS, in answer TO
tbs memorial Of a committee appointed BY the
''generEl association Of the ehhplsins and mir
sioharies Of the army of Tennessee" asking
that ministers of the gospel now in the ranks
be appointed to the position of chAplsins, when
properly recommended and qualified for the sA-
cred ofies
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JOSEPH Il And HIS COURT !
BY s. duhlbach-

From the German by A. DeV, ChaUdr9n.
NHE publisher has s7eees led Only By extraordinary
sflIts IN kgeomp pishios the pEbbcstion tf thif
work OF Ehtch ihs North nsYs - pet no trans
lao1 Mrs Chsadrol has s-Sgilted hsrref most EEE-
terly Of thst difeult task IN clnsasrAti0n OF which
the original c~pyrigAt vas awarded 90 her
Now Ready Vel. HSI, al $3.50.
The regular disooHnt 80 ths trade
S. II. GOETZEL,
mva 2H Eobfia Ala
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NOTICE,

A GOOD OOMPOsrTOR can ed smployusut e.
- thI. ore PIE. 81 ~ peg 900 sma Laa1I
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- Macaria -

TUST received at the Army News Depot. Dalton
u "AAOARLA." b. tha suIcor CT "Bsuiahn
EsE o. s. Flag Ssng BO0k-snisrgsd 70 50 psr.z-
sD25 Nv T. H ACTON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

Ordinary OfFuItOn County.
WE are A1steriEsd . snnou1ss h C. HoLCoABE,
Esq, sandidsts for Ordinary Of Falton eoua.y, n
the sOniag election ordered b. TIE Infsrisr Court
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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

E "A dispatch from Gauley Bridge gives an
account of a brilliant victory by Gen. Aver
i'll, on the Sth with the main body.of Crooks
army. Averill had reached point within 4
miles of WitheviIe, and there encountered
the enemy 1000 strong, under Sam Jones'
The fight lasted four hours, but he succeeded
in driving them back, killing and wounding
many, and capturing a number.of prisoners.
Sam Medary was arrested at Columbus by
the U. s. Marshal, and brought to this city.
The cause of his arrest is not stated.
San Francisco, May 3I.-A very severe
earthquake 1oceurred at six O'Clock last EVEN
ing. The walls of many buildings were
cracked and the people rushed from their
houses in CONSERVATION. Gold in New Y ork
yesterday 1872 and 1873 10. II e 7. -
San Francisco May 22.-English letters
state that a combined demonstration will be
made against the Northern coast by the Con-
federate pirates as soon. as they can get ready.
This information is from Confederate officers
through special dispatch to the Evening Bull
etin.