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EDITORS APFEAL A religions tract headed Capt
Thomas 2. King and written by The Rev Joseph E.
Stiles which Ia being largely circulated in the army,
ia calculated whsber intended not to deprecise
In the public estimation the stan Of the late BrEadsr
General Preston Smith, Of which I was a member
The tract says that Gen Smith was about to enter
upon the responsibilities Of monentcus conflict with
an Inadequate staff" This Is not correct II Is true,
that two Of bis sts prcstrAied by disease, were ah
sent, bUt their PLACES Wers dlled by two gallant OF
eerE-Capt. John 8. DonelEoB, who died at bis pest
and Capt. E. CoekTi who discharged a TIE duties Of
his Aidede camp sAsfEeteTily to his general 1 Wss
With him myself as his inspeeter-zeaers Bsaidss hs
had his two mounted orderiiss young men skilled in
the duties Of STAFF officers in the field In fact Gen
Smith had all the stat be ever carried on the field or
was entitled TO- Capt. King, than whom noblsr and
Puer spirit never winged its fight absVe was there
Is volunteer sidde-esmp not because Ct any neees-
Sy for bis services. but because Of his patriotic and
ehiyalrie purpose TO participate 10 the fight
JOHN ". HARRIS,
AFsistant Insnaetor Canarsl VaroE.s,.s u-...a.
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EB- Fifteen homs guards Of Madison county,
North Carolina, had a fght recently with thirty
i've iOTios, under tie lead Of the notorious Kirk,
Of Green county, Tennessee, and six Of our
men weEe killed. Four Of the enemy, including
Kirk were killed
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T TELEGRAPHIC.
Of the Pres. A..soeiatlon.

Entered according 70 act % Congress n Tie year 1863
By is. THRAsHER, Ia the Clerks of3es Of the Dis
tict Court Of the OoHledsrAts States for the North
ern District Of Georgia-
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q Twelve conledsrss, officers, captured in
Mississippi at various tines, were sent from
Memphis 10 JOhDsen's island on the 25.h uli.
The ATgEs docs not give their names.
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Tie Eighssl market price, siihs. in money
or subscription, win be paid foT clsan oetson
OF linen rags, white or eolored, delivered ct the
APPEAL eounting-rooE, Aslsnis
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~ The Richmond Whg Of tho 18Th doubts
tie statement that Gen. Holmes has been re-
moved, and Gsn Price was about TO assume act
i've command in the 6ell west Of the Iissis.
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srFT srt Disc8uH5sd for The Nc5 FNEEs 1f C0Hfsas-
rae H1n<g a. ne Rae Of Tirss D1Tars IN Old Lrslc
fgr Tu0 D0L1rs ~ lcc LSyue FROM IS % $500
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M goLDERs OF TREASURY NOTES,

TREASURY DEPARTlIEST, DEFosITARYs OFflcH, !
AdEnta, GfE February q, 1854 )
CeriEcs for l0ur per cent eeAaa' unaeI 'Ae ~'e
act cf Congress- be received from tAs gaze uniu
April sl this ofce. To facilitate lie HenS1eiol o.
tbs large amount Of business deyo1vins On me- aug
81 70 the holders Of notes. that they aTFaoss thsH
..+rss5,,, A pscksrss Of tho same denomination, IL
sass OF $50, $1,000, $500 and $4,000
JOHN ". DUNCAN,
IA DepoEitary,
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s,aurfr,Ies % the Pres.


AUGUSTA, March 25.-Hon. Robert II. Asy has to-day
tsndsrsd to the Pres Association the Of the court
room In this city the hal for She ssting Of the press
convention the Oh Of April next and ths proPreos
OF the Augusta Globe, Planters and Southern States
hotels vi" receive pFOportlonslly as free gussiE he
nsmbsFz Of ths pEets who attend The convention and
their eourteass have bsen accepted BY Mr. Thrasher in
behalf Of the association
FreEn the RapIdau.
ORANGE, O. h, March . "A heavy rain now IA fall
Ing
Gov Vince, Of North Carolina, arrived here today.
aud is The guest Of Gen. Dauisi.
From Gen. Jshnstsa's Array.
DALTeS March 25-No rei1fsrcsmsnts with the ex-
cepton OF the returning regiments have arrived tie
snsmy's front as yet II Is generally supposed that
ahcrmans conInsnd win Be brought within striking dis.
tAncs.
heavy snow fell last night and It wss followed By
hard to-day which has put the reads into ahorri-
BE condition again
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q" Fresh pork, and an in iiGarens article
at that, sold il maTke. yesterday morning at
81 a pound.
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To tie Friends Of the Soldiers
ThFOHEhout Che CoHfedeEaeY.

guAFTERsls A STIR q EKERALs DEPABTMEET RAIL
ROAD BUEEAU, Eichmcnd, Va, Feb. 60 1854.
The friends and raLsivau OF soldiers In The Army Of
E5rthsru Virginia are hereby notified that an arrange
lnsnt has this day been Effected with the s0Uhan Ez
press Cozpsuy to carry a packages OF food and
ing apparel to Richmond, Va
To secure the advantages thus obtained through The
Express Company, The following instructions must be
Observed
Packages muzt not contain more than one hundred
pounds; be vel secured End plainly marked ard Esiii
~ he expense q The shipper TO either Of tbe Soldiers
Rsisf Associations, which are located ~ follows:
IN Eorth Carolina Raleigh; IN South Carolina al
C0lrub.ai in Georgia st Augusta IN AlAbans, al
1I0usgouerys or any other point Al which one oi
these Associations have a. ofics.
The AE5a-s Of these Associations viii thoro take
charge Of them and ship daily, By Southern Express
CouBa7y. 20 the proper Agents Of the respective
States 81 Riahnond =ho viii see them disTibussd to
The proper individual owners.
To meet the vizbes o. the sodierz and to give them
4 certain and speedy communication with home, The
Southern Express Company has agreed 10 give this
freight preference ever everything else snd IA order
that no obstacle usy oecar to he SUCCESS Of so lsusa
Die sn enierpriss the several Railroad C0mpau
hereby requested render The Express Company such
facilities sa Will enable Is 70 make this arrangement
complete success
As the Southern Express Company szSumes ali re-
sponsibllty q the transportation Of these packages
the Relief Ass0catious requested Withdraw the
Agents Wno have heretofore acted travelling messsn-
gers II the Belief Associations viii sstsbsh sgen-
cIss IN he rear Of other smss they may enjoy ths
sane privileges hereby secured to the Army Of North.
Virginia F. W. SINS
LIcu.-CoL and C1arterlaEster
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r. ". .SCTc.F,
Nsvs Agent fer Ihe ArEay Of Tenzeasee,
AND AGENT FOR
TFvF.o -yEerzgzsEfFg F1asFss .FEssgeevV

EEzu Carrier, Brigade and RsgineBial news a gents
vii be supplied IS herst5fors with Daily Pspsrs 81
eighteen 10 twenty esHtg-G-Eo daily PGperz ST lie
c1sztsr a. twenty I've cents.
A large e5lGon Of tAs AFFEAL reesfved every dag.
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Approved
ARLAvToS, Q5a-lernas.aF-6eaeraL.

OFFICE EcUIBERs TXPEEss CoNPANT,
Augusta, Ca, Il FebIuary %. 1854.
The Soulhs1n Express Company hereby rOtiAes Ia
Fre6s and relatives Of Scldels in the Army Of NoElb
sru Virginia and elsewhere, that hey are prepared to
carry ont srrsn re.1ents - announced 10 The above
card and that hey viii DO al in tlelr power 20 iuaI
It's requirement. JAMES ShJtEiH
General superintendent and Acting Pres.dsat South
erl Express Cumpzny- NH IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-26

= The census returns Of Massachusetts
show hat the eolored population of that State
has not doubled in the space Of nearly one hun
dred years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-26

THE POLITICAL CANVASS IN mEM-
PAA9.
Call for Public MsefiHg at Oad-F -FsIIOlss'
Hall
From the Argus, 25thl
Every citizsn of Memphis, and of the State,
sojouraing in the city, who desires the reorgani-
Estion Of the Ststs Government on the basis Of
the amnesty of the President of the United
States, and who is opposed to the presentation,
discussion Of. or taking issue upon, any other
question save that of the restoration of the
Safe to her position in the Union, according to
the plan laid down by the President in his am
nessy proclamation, until this great work is Ro-
complished, is invited by the undersigned to
meet Al Odd Fellows hall, On the evening Of
Monday, the 29sh instant, for the purpose Of
taking the initistoTy stems thereto.
We call upon every citizen to come forth and
help us in this great work of restoring civil
government, and aid Us to put down all attempts
TO retard the work by making outside and sec
ondkfy issues paramount to the same.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-26

IMHll John Park
John Donovan, GhRs Cortreeht
n Brooks E McDAvItt
] II WAgEeneE NV Young
Tftssr miller Il H0ugh
JoSn Builoeh james Conner
John Butler X L MeGhes
b d Nabsrs L Koowlton
james T Leaih H Volntins
CLARK WBlteF Coleman
John Il Bowen John Walker
W E MltoR G II judah
N II Stout d r LosgFeustiEe
r A Hugss EP Phillips 4
ID A Brewer Harnweu
Thomas RsSmiih CordeE,
Geo Zsisisr NJ Wolf,
n Kaufmsn John Creighton
Wm w Coleman J NJ Meyers
w r Chandler n Zimmerman
T Hailman A uh inceT
John 9sEsr Charles Richmond
n HenkeI BF Brooks
San Sbsss T P AydlStt
George FrIck Louis WundermEn
T Z LsOnArd Phillip 9srvin
E O'Aahoney John clancy
Michael Mcbride James Monaghan
Ben Dennis L Helmsn
5 Kaufman l. kaufman
Martin Kelly Owen DWger
II s DsYounK PO'Nesl
Simon Malone N s TrlOe
Isaae Blackwell Andrew Roburg
Geo Granger John OConner
d Pante Geo Bsymiller
J J Heinrich John Duttlinger
Martin Duttlnger Adam Helm
John RngWAld Hook
VIM Miller JC Nagel
A Renkert L Correl
E PieItz Geugsi
II Hug Decker
w Wieners J Sehurmsyer
q Miller Y Taufel
Frank Meier L Wehrum
F Res John P Sehloeker
Geo Stabler B Aahler
Ohas HeinEen II Becker
T Peterson G. SGrsf
Brown KerstOn
Ward h Jones
Daniels RIB Daniels
WI Ball N Norwood
w Edmonds V 0onfrie
D o Kirkson + Warner
r n Tut.le 3 WOodruf-
N Patton John Beatty
P q L GrAsty Emmett Nix
Henry Ola < Michael Blessing
N Z WRlarsven John Smoot
Sausstsr B Whspples
W Saunders @ WOodson
n o Rhodes Wethsrin
7 Hart John O'MahOny
@ II Judah Henry Sehrader
W B Mitchell Tin Hickey
H Lemon IN Reilly
A Tleusss John MeDonough
p Uarfz Michaei MeGarihy
G Turnszs Thomas Ma,Ouy
VIM Milss James Sheehau
W L BylRnd Patrick D0nOhy
Thos NorveIl Michael Lynch
w @ Campbsll John Sheehan
w Ryan Patrick GFeen
A James Edward o'AeAIfy
George BlelOsk H Priddy
VIM Mccormick Harmon Aehie
ID Mcbfahon I'd Fughs
Peter GrOgsn Murphy
Patrick Rraunon w Newman
Jshn MePartlln W L Porter
7 F Sweat johnson
Edward Dowiing T Burkls
James Co1ner II Seesssl
Frank Foley N Bloom
II spsllms1 Patrick Crsishton
Patrick Walsh Patrick CAniren
w johnson Thos Fitzpatriek
Thos Joycs Peter Mshon
Daniel 0Grsdy Tim Mccarthy
James Castillo r pzSJ
James Green Michael Twohy
8 mon Malone Michael KssrdOn
Davs Woods Joseph DoEny
II Choate A white
D Starr Etdridgs Tufts
II Newman & Co Edward ParkhAm
p p Lsarned Robert Graham
J g Handwerker n ID Wetmore, iF
Robert MeGregOr Geo Mssksy
Z D Morgan Sam DeBow
A z Carrie Arthur W Young
0 A Stiiiman n Keating
" B w O'Bfien i II Scranton
A P Burdltt Waliaes Young
John ~ Young n Patterson
B Tucker Wm Ball
AdolPhus Sprangier Waldron
B Daniel John Wsrd
w Shannon VIM MeClsIland
james Davis WA Bryan
Henry James X B L Wynn
Z r DAlton John s MeCraeken
g Richardson Thomas Green
D T NoOl ELdfs
g n Candle e N Avery
K Siinde B McARade
Fred n Vooht Powers
J B Soudder L Powers
A Singleton Brown
II Fl HotfmeiF K ObbenHsir
Siern SH Allen
J Hubsrt Miller
John Strait + Hubsrfyr
John Ward John Lshsy
N Keghn g CLARK
Lewis Winn GallsRher
Henry Saunders John White
WIl wilkins.
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y Dr.. Homer Holland, of Charlotte. North
Carolina, recommends that pOsstoes, whether
planted in hill or drill, should have a measure
Of wheat bran put Immediately upon them. The
plant, be say, is essentially invigOrstsd at the
start, ard the iubsFs greatly increased iD guam
tity and improved in quality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-26

T Manhattan, - the sscesh eensspondsnt
Of the Liverpool POst, writes from Nsw York:
New York win hsvo to end tee war if It is
ever ended. She possesses tbselsmsBts of war
Without her The war could no! 60 on = week
Unfortunately, she has no gTsst statesmen OF
wise men. Sbe has no guide. She is chained 70
che war car of President Lincoln. The weakness
OF suea a tTihsT e Gov. Seymour has prostratsd
the Empire City At the feet Of ths Federal au-
thOrities. Il Is awful TO contemplate. Now
people ask. "Wili Now York submit 20 the
draft 7" evil thsTe not be- another riot ~ No,
certainly not. Lincoln viii order SO 900 troops
to the city of New York, and that will make us
all as quiet Bs lambs. We will then submit to
the dThit. This is the only way New York city
can be beld during March II the draft is ordered
hsre. VIII Gen. Lee permit Lincoln to send
$4,000 Unite1 States troops to garrison New
York city Alas We sTe hepslsss in this city.
We have a wax governor, and very soft wax at
that. l do not know any white man who
is so generally cnTsed as is Seymour, although
ii is quite evident that hs iS not worth = curse
An Impressive JOKE ON A HORSE sTILE
SUBJECr.-A good joke is told OF cavalry Of
ticsT engaged in impressiDg horses for the Gov
eminent, in city not 4 Thousand miles from
Augusta. Some wicked Wsg, not having the
fear of colscnpt, substitute, or currency laws
before his eyes, went to the cavalry officer AfoTe-
said and informed him that Mr.. Blank had 4
couple Of horses which might be- "a impressed -
into the service Of the Government. With sill
eommendsble zssl and due diligence, thn efficeT
hsstened to the place where the horses aforesaid
were supposed to be hid swsy, and demsndsd
that they Hould be Given up- This Nr. Blank
positively refused 20 do, and asserted that he
would sooner die than give up bis heT5eg. The
officer finding ell his efforts TO get the horses
useless, went after reinfoTcemenis, aod, having
procured them, marched his squad to the work
ing place of Mr.. Blank, vino by the way, It
should be mentioned, keeps a cooper shop, and
again demanded that the horses should be given
up, which demand was sgsin refused and the
impressing ofiesr threatened with load Of b1ek
shot. Mr. Blank, however, finally finding that
resistance was useless, quietly pointed TO his
" two horses" and told the officer to take them.
What his " feelings" upon the subject were,
when he discovered thar the animals - were
two coopsrB' wood horses, can be better imRgin.
cd than described. Il is only necessary to add
that he left without impTessing the hoTses."-
dRPasfn CDHsfffHfiOzHlist
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ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION OF RETURNED
PRIsOEERs- afternoon, between 4
and o'clock, three steamers reached Rockets,
loaded with eleven hundred Southern pIivatss
and sixty 0fiesTB. They were received at the
wharf BY an immense thTong of citizsEs, prin-
cipAlly ladies', who manifested their Joy by the
waving Of hsndkerchiefs and cheers. The az
moTy band performed several appropriate pieces,
and the Public GuaTd and detachment Of
troops from Camp Lee presented the ususl
marks Of respect. After landing, the process
sion was formed and the prisoners escorted up
Main street to Governor, and thence to Capitol
Square. All along the route the streets were
densely crowded, and our citizens welcomed
them in hearty and appropriate snanneT.-Rish-
nORd SeHsiRsI 2Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-26

= A correspondent OF the Savannah Meas
says: Prices In Florida are still on the ascend
ing scale. dropped in at the auction sale in
Mondcsllo, on the 9th inst A set Of dinner
plates sold for Sl05 set Of knives and FORKS
for SIG Other ETtiels5 st equally high prices.
What are our poor soldiers families to do
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e. b. WELLBoRS, .----.------- a. TAYLoR,
IRA K. FOSTER, .------ ----..5 I. QUEEN
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THE POLIrHCAL CANVASS IN mEM

Camp sth Tsnne.sss Ragiusnt, wrisht's BriEa de.
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VIRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY,
GEO. r.. CRUMP & CO.,
augusta, Ga,

A GENTS fer The zslc Of Esnu tactured and Suloh-
n fug Tebscc0 szd General CCIHmiEloD Merchants
have or ksud 'zrg5 sBd we'll Eslsctcd ftcck cf To
ba1c0 70 which the attention. u buyers IS invited
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By the President;
J. z. BENJAAIEs Secretary q Stale.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
WARRANTED
in all respects tn give
SATISFACTION.
w. w. KHMBALE.
I42 Lake St, CHICAGO, Ill.

CHAS. WHITMORE, AGENT,
Plymouth, MARSHALL Co., Indiana.
n. B.-Any one purchasing Piano or any
other instrument, of whatever make, can do so OF
me 10 per cent less than at. any house in Fort
Wayne or Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

COPPER, Brass and Old Iron wapted at he
~ Mammoth Hardware Storeof
af BUCK & ToAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05

NIAILS AlIsixes, and the best quality atths
in Mammoth Hardware Store of ''.'
= Ians-l2 - { g Buck & ToAx..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-05
NO\NNk no WNOvo,
FOR SALE BY

C. C. BUCK. &C. Z. TOSN.
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4 EEs.--I.ippfncottss Blood's and Dement'S
N fesrented> Srcs. scfsats attic Napmoth
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l)as grOfe CngIif6e 0eilmit-
tel,
Sir SObn Glarfe's
t2rGbmtes I1Tittcl fur Srsuensimmer,
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uno 2.30 pss gldebmtto9s fir philadelphia, 6arrs:
tur9 uno Tsurcrt.
Sin Accommodations pafo9isr:3ua psrlaGt SRea:
bling um 600 otS RorsSrs, unO tebrt nm 800 res
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tags ausqcucmmsu)
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tags.
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turfcns Sidsts On bsrabseICetsu grsissn, gu uut
pcn punftcn.
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fault.
q. L. Nico(ls,
GercraESuperintSncSnt
cNo,. - a 1904
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15
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9eGsn yu tSnncu, Die fl nit brcm SuIprub becbrsr.
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fno, fc t6nren mir Samiisn ron Der SCinbeit I'M:
Itrcr NRsctjtnsn esrhhern, bic mir a(le Dem 8cr.
ct. pharmcteEEE 9smiS iutersitsn.
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rittaufen mir ole peputIren Qattnmebi;inen, Scr.
fimerGieI, tanin NrttfGl oaarSte 6aar: SP6ael unO
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pcn Grittihcn 8sfbrsbun9cn 9erpiemst.
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aufs pertbSiIbaftsiic pertaufsn fGunsn.
pettcraisS up-ttn bcrrItbcs uno nrf:
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IRtnesrun9 rer aus3ebrun9. YrsiS 25 Gents bic
Stafhs.
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GlirisS Grsis % Gents bic Stahs.
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css 6rpfCe, gnti2rnuH9 ron Grjno g., l21 Gents
per pad
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gut 81 itlu.
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