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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
FRow rnE DALTeN FR0NT.

EAOM NhA DALAOA
One Of our specia reporters retaansa rem
Rssses las. evening, which place he lei e
i've F.H.
Te enemy are massing q large force N Sugar
valley on the west side Of The Western ana A.
lHuie road, and thsizlEdvance Is within sight q
Rssses. The main body Of our forces hsSs
bsen moved to corresponding positions, sud the
two arniss now confront each other in such
proximity that 8 ssusrkLGsFsssm6Af is inni
--Ed may be looked for al any mOmsnL
or rsoerser found the wires 50 crowded viii
Government dispssehes that be could send q
noshiDg By telegraph
Yessardsy aheruo0BAt 3 O'Clock, ~STEvEEsoNs
division Of HOOPS corps felt Of ths Yankees
and bIough. On a sharp hre Of muskstTy ans
shells, which was Sspl up until night closed o.
the scene. Owing to the imPossibility Of sesa
ing OF news our reporter came down to rePor'
in person.
A shell passed through the telegraph o6eo a
Rssacs, s little shsT 4 o'clock, osusing quite .
eonnodoa amOng the operators. The working
Of the line, however, was Interrupted only for q
few minutes.
Among the prisoners brought in hy our forces
Yesterday, vas S correspondent Of the C5neiE.
mai T5zss, Who was taken near Rsssea. ID
SAYS be found himself suddenly IN the midst o
tbs Confe5erstss and he thought it bestsr to sur
render than to have q bsa put through bis body
De had ne ides when be came into thai pace
shst he was getting SO near the rebels. H'
says that tke Yankees had became vel sp
psissdr Of one ching, which uss that hey are not
sighting BRAeG Row.
The posiaon Of The Yankees is OF the WesI
side Of The Oostsnsula river snd vest Of Snake
creek, which raas into IL What force they
have there is not known.
Oar troops are mos; eager fo7 The Fray
wbosping and yelling al lifetime, esd ssnguin'
Of the result. They say, to : man, that tbsJ
are going 70 whip the fght"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

iaEs, 1T Forests msn bswaze. 4 shsy spsr fasl
into eur bands.
IhaEe Is = general impression among loyal
men that thers has bees q great blantsr ia The
management Of adairE n West Tennsssec but
where % plaza the responsibility Is not easily
determined. I think = little Investigation would
NOS be injurious to ths interests Of The public,
81 % the interests Of the service. How Forrest
should have been allowed 10 20 annaolssted foF
wesks, and 70 dsvzssAts = third Of a8asa, VIXEN
troops ~ the thousands EsEo available foT puF-
saik, a q mystery which tho public would like
80 see solved. The only rational conclusion Is,
that sonsbody has biandsrsd. / have ny osin.
ion aboas the guilty paEtY, bat do rot prefer 70
puDRsh It, Until further evidence has been fur.
nished ne. ons thing is certain, be was net he
c~omnsndant a. ForsP iiow. bus ons a. eIevsled
ia the scale Of resk above him.
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$500 REWARR

WILL Be paid for he appTshsnsoR and 1sisFsFT
Negroes
TENN6sSEE, DARK copper eeler. tHsatycslz ysArs
old, Weighs two hundred poaad1ia ave fasf Ten trah1a
niEh- ana = . Fory dns looking felioW.
H0HIOE black, twenty ave yayrs id d7s fset
seven Inches high, weighs one 1nndrsd nad Atv
ponndh and VA raised In he le<f eoznfry.
PHILIP black, taanfyfpsfr Vsnrr Ga. aVs RES
sight inches high. ReiEhs ons kuairsd aad sfshsy
ponnda. ana Rssk1 Tsry ll0a.
6eAhsAhs oiaek Has fsst ak izshss Agh, HslEaa
ona 1onafsd sno ioEt5 nouDda. round shoalderL ts3Ek
Ups lsfge n9uth sssnfy ysaEs old
koaa sias@ ave feet nias lachss hid, WsigtI S9e
&c, alos-5rG very pad, and Hhe1 aEatsd b -
seeresiY peak.
Eae ihfsa last nzns4 ere brofhss ana EsEs rAss9
n SEncnek county. ALFRED BAKEE
mys I'm AeZ1atE "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

Y The Southern (Miss) Bsiivs lesrus tbs
ono day last week ; msa vas found hung nesi
BailsfoatEiue, ard slso = negro found hung too
limb near French Camps, in Choetaw county,
I've Ct cur citizens were out on ByEyAh, On
Thufsdsy, and they found the body Of a man IN
tbe creek BE had on neither eoa9 nor pants.
These gentlemen came back and reported what
they had seen, and a crowd Of men vent down
there Immediately and examined bis bedy. be
is q low, chunky man, supposed to be about
forty years CID: TIE supPosiaOn ia that be was
killed robbed and stripped. Of his clothes, ard
thro1n in the creek. Undoubssdly this is a ter
Tisls stats Of affairs 10 8 civilized country.
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Later freHn HsshTille-An Ezrly Openfns
81 the GanaPnEEa-

kGA y
81 the GasaPaEK0-
Correspondence Of he Chieago Journal
NASHVILLE. April 24.-It is evident that ne
soring campaign is 10 bsgin within a fortnight.
perhaps by the aFst Of Nay. The camps ara
cleared Of al unnecessary membranes Of
GERS arc forbidden to taks any baggage save
suoh as they carry with them, thus reducing
them TO 8 level with the private soldier, 50 isT
IS that is concerned End, in addition, q lsrge
anmbeF Of detached gaFrisons-aIl that can pos-
siaIy be spared fgom their poais-hARs received
orders to march to the front.
The objses Is, evidently, to prses the enemy
| evesywheTe at the game time to prevent him
from concentrating ali-his troops in Virginia, As
no is evidently attempting. l am fully corr
/ viaced that, unless & demonstration IS made To-
ward Atlanta within 8 short time, N9rtharn
Gsorgie viii Be evacuated, and the troops sent
to Eainfo-cs Lss.
East Tennessee is clean Of rebel lrooDs; and
now that tho smoke Of uncertainty has cleared
away, it has bssn aseezsAiDed that during ne
last two months, At least. L9Dgesreet 81 aet
to exceed fifteen thousand @sa perhaps. NOT
Iaose than twesve taenssnd and it's this forcs
that nas. been 80 long threatening the invasion
of kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. eic.
IfLse collects every ayailsbis man ia the
ConfadsIsey, he caaaok raise one huadred and
fhy thousand nan and these mast Be sssfioned
al three or four points, 10 protect the capital,
Richmond. i Is all humbug to hslk about The
mormon forces Of the Coniederaey the idea
arises from hlundeFiBg generals, who. nixa M
comraBdant Of our forcss ia Louisiana. for1bt
5 whole army with q brigade a. ims. An
officer who understands messing irooua ard
handling them, will never be eonfrontaI ~
superior forces henceiofth, Tbs rebels have *.
hausted their resources; they have an tba maS
ia the sefvics they eau get.
There are At present a t~WoH8y-three dsvs,
stoch of provisions on hand al Chaft.nooss
and twenty-fge dsys' At Knox7iljs and tSsro
viii be - least thirty days ct both noiuIs hv ~
Of hay. The cars can now supply ia
army, and ntseen per cent dsily.
There is = very deep and bitter fselipo 81 re
army here relative t. tho late massacre a Fovs
Pillow. Il is useless 10 attempt to igpors az
fsat Samb0. Is 3 soldiar, Is becouinr .s7a
and the white troops will not sndars bar6e
rous treatment Of him by tia enemy There.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

IaPfETY AsD AEARcHY N THE NORTH
TIE letter which We publish todsy, q TIE rsli-
giouz condition Of he EOrth, Is from 3 Freshly
tsrian clergyman. and q naive Gsorgisu- ksl
several years past he has bsen 5 citizen Of Ken
rfGskT, snd Was imprisoned IN Louisville IN "a
~ssrisr part Of the war for advocating sid aid
LAP tie cause Of Southern Independence. Hi
letter viii be fouzd to contain some things sh@'
are rev 10 cur people, sud coming tom such
source are worshy Of implicit cTsdencs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

IMPORTANT TO FAxPAYERs-rhs follow
ing eRcisl communicates from tho s.ats col
lecsoT Of the var tax in Georgia, in references to
The mode Ct assignment Of the fonE Per cent
certificates, is Of interest to tax payers:
OFFICE OF CHEF C~oLLgcFOR OF WAR Tax.
Foraysh. Ca, MsY z, IS64-Colleesors Of he
C0nfsdeFaie tax ia Georgia are hereby instruct
cd to suspend reeeiving four per cont. certificates
In payment Of taxes, until fall, cieas, minute.
particular and uur0istsksbis instructions shall
be received 10 relation to tie made Of assigui1s
them, and the manner ID which he assignmens
IL 20 De authenticated. This suspension IS req
deTsd necessary, By the Eet8Tn Of ell the eeYtif-
Gates hsresofoTs received IL payment Of taxes.
for re~-exscUtion Of the assignment The Con
ledsrgfe S3tes dsDosisay ct Augasts has re-
tuned every one which has passed ibrouzh my
hands 10 bhm, sRd requires new assignments 70
b. made, II win be inpcssible for district col
ectofs ID have ceTt6cstes assigned IN a form TO
BE- received, until they receive fad anstraclions
IS 70 what is required. The suspenaion win bs
ismpoEUy, an3 Is VII 20 better for collectors
and taxpayers 70 submit 10 i. than 70 have eer-
tiaestez constantly returned upon them for re-
execution OF she assignment.
Respectfully,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

n The 10sh Coqfsderate regiment Of Wheel
sr's csyaLy, los. some thirty killed and Woundel
ths sa on the Cleveland road, toe enemy hsv
ing smbgsbsd them. Whseler's ezc5r! theE
charged ths towards, who wsEe severely pun.
shsa, flying in confusion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
r EAhASlsS,
stste Collector for Georgia.

SIEGE or CHARLEsFoE-Thrss Hnadrsd aad
EsgtA Deg -Tae eaemy uHuasked q neg BAT.
teTy oa-Long island and opened fire between
ahTeeaud four o'eiock upon Secessi9nvilie. Tie
shehing was kept up about an hour and a half
Thea vas no damage done, the only injury be-
Ing q slight scratch from = fragmsnt striking
one Of ouT men.
Ssyea aho.s were ed At tha city Wednesday,
sad GRE Foliey ct Fort Sauier.
4As eaeuy removed two eaRs from their bat
lsFiss # CEoamings roi1t Wednesday m5rning,
one ron Middle batielys aud the other frcnl
Battery Gregg.
Thero was y change in tae aest-coEgisr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

x ". ". Jackson, Of Randolph county,
Ga, vas robbed few nights ago, shout four
miles rom Columbus, On the Lumpkin rosd, Of
$1,000 il money, > esrti6csse da!sd Esfa1lsi
Ala, 2osa April 1864, C. S. depository, for
$500, 8 los Of provisions, . shirt, his watch
cas- Of dis lat, and his boots a. the foot Of TIE
pEasl. TIE hisf pulled the carpet sack cor
tanning the most Of the srlcles Iom usdeT his
head. and opening Il, took them out, and left tao
csTrst sack.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

E~Gs.. JOhnnston's amnesty order is hay
ing a hsPPy effect upon The dsinguenis Of the
srny who are absens without leave, and OtheIs
who bsvs emphatiezlly deserted. A friend Of
the LaGangs BsllstiB st Dalton, ia the army
says they are comirg in by the car lad and o2ec
more taking tbeiT stand in defence Of thsil
couairv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

On and after May lob, Confederate S. bills
viii be received Al this ofice At tbe sane rstes
Of discount ss the other notes Of the old issue.
We have been ompeIed 70 adopt this policy in
sslkdsfsnss.
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ApYE1TISEMENTS



OFFICE or BOARD on sLayE-CLaIAs. 3
Riehmonds Va, April -. 1873. 3
PARTIES Interested srs hereby nofiasd i5ss the
soard Of ofhesFa sppointsd Ste ezanias Into and re-
pert on he jur.iss and ihs anouat q claims foE
'4aus 81 s'ayss, Faiuh hags been impressed by Con
fedsrats authoritss. or under szals laws, for he use
Of tho ConfedsrRss Govsrunsns. and Wills engaged
IN lahorse on ihs pabIis dsfsnsss; have escaped 70 rs
enemy Or assd. or eontraelsd dissasss wsisA have
after their d seaarss. resulted fatally" 4 organized 81
Rioauond, "a, aud has sonmaErsd l.s regular hes
slons.
Eviasses Of 0wnerahip, Ct tbs fast Of ln-prszansut
Of ne rss. soansneRs ard vaias Of he Save a The
Hns o. isnprsssBsnti and Of TIE loru Of he dave
whestsr By escape or death. with tia circumstances
attending he ssms, must sceonpAn he claims.
Al he iaets must Be ret forth in. sna verified By
andsvit Of oompslent EiinsRssG
Claims has authenticated and avouchsd, may Be-
addrssied 70 Cor. J. D. WADDELL,
Presidents Slave Claims Beard.
8oz 1455, Richmond, Va
The Bo3rd L. 10 session daily gsnndays szespssd9
IN the fourth aoor Of Enksr's building Main sirssi
second door below s.h. north side apa7 9s~Im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

~ The sslns (AR-) Reporter szses thsi
orders hsve been Eeeevei 70 conmasce NoFK
without delay On the road leading Eom Blue
mounzn to Eens, and hurry s. to completion.
The iran to be used IL laying The track viii BE-
taken aom roads Of minor iaps1sanes. Nj
lars Of dollars have been lost to shs GsYeri'
mari BY its iailHrs 70 make this inpoFsant con
IEF51yzsats1s6 Ist brought bsfers and r.
csiysd he attsnEion of Congress- The eomple-
6oa q this via place SELMA ia digscs esonua
easion By he roH rail with al the Eastern
cities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

EAn ialslhgens espsain writes the La
Grange BE2aiS, from Dalton, undsf dsss Of ths
s.b, aud Says We hsve taken up 70 tie present
Hms sbeut three bunarsd prisoners among
whom hss hssn a mzn from Whit6sld county,
WHO Joined the Federal sEmy last February, and
another who deserted cur army recently and
lioine7 tbe anemv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

TIE sFTUArIos AT THs FRosT-Ths Ma.
Meta sbd Ibis morning, 10 sllsy shy excite.
msnt shat may arise from he report nat Gen.
Johnston hss fallen back With hs army from
Dalton, states that Il ia he impression ia well
informed circles thsi he has merely charged
his lns Of bsttls, Hhioh nov TUns norih ard
south, inssssd Of east and west Is heresoloEs.
This move d deubEess made for ire purpose
Of couatTssang tbs easct Of 8 heavy move
mens Of To enemy upon or asnk, against
which il was bss sinPle prudence % guaId Oar
feFces sin hold tie ed line about DaRoD. Hb
iho1gh tie present msye viii pgsitsss q ger :
egal sugegsnsnfas az carly ssy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

~ Tho body Of a mau, entirely nude, hair
s~naEsy.g0ne, ono leg broken, and much swollea,
was found 1oasine down sbs Alabama river,
at Jacksons ferry, On the 18th. Il was impos-
sible % Identity hin cRing to lhs condition Of
Tie sorpss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
THE DAY AND raE HOUR.

In he two great struggles now goizg.on At
Richmond and Dason, all must feel that We
are NOW in the most critical period We have
passed through since the commencement Of lie
var. Ia every respect except numbers, we csE-
tsinly have the enemy at = disadvantage, we
being Tie resisting and they the sEssDliiug
party. We ere moreover, doing bzsae or oz
own sol and in defense Of our homes and prop
cry md family sltaTs, while our foe is fghsiDg
Only for plnador snd his monthly psy. It IS
true She pnde CT character Of the Northern peo-
PIE, IS vel as their future welfare, Is involved
n the issue Of This great contest, and hence
The gigantic Efforts nov being made by-themio
oversoms and wear out the armies Of Generals
LIE and JoHsNTcS. Success VIII give them
stemporsy respite or ecempasn Es@4 haealan
lies and disasters which defeat would speedily
FTeeipissts upan them.
To postpone this evil day they are now ms
taisg eli Ehsir forces and concentrating ali heir
energies and 10 resist them successfully, will
require 81 she RESOURCES that we can bring 10
bear. If necessary, 6 s The daty Of the STATES,
with then militia snd reserved forces, 70 come
70 tie help Of The ConfsdsTacy Now is she
day sad nov The hour to msks short wcrk Of
the war. By partial success over tie enemy At
Dalton, It may be prolonged indefnitely, where
as. by sdscisivs triumph, Il viii be brought to
sspssdy termination. Fron GRAET's ieeties,
Is would-sesn that he Is disposed to cary OFT
he original policy Of TIE Federal authorizes,
and IS determined to make he coptesashert ard
sharp. But this is q game which Ho can play
Ct more successfully taan he, if We VIII but
summon 81 our energies and throw them into
the contest We can stand defeat ard live to
eight again, bat be cannot. Ia tbs We have an
immense advantage ever the foe, but we hope
snch . ihins as defeat VIII be ihougbs Of neither
By She people nor fhe tToops 10 Che fal3. Every
consideration Of veal to the country should
Promps rs to adopt the policy Of the enemy and
make tbe contest short aad sbsfp ~ q til
hmphsgt victory OvoF him.
With the success thsi has crowned our arms
in the West. We no# hsYs Is in on power, By
simiar sueesssi in the Psnaiug ooHaie,, to put
"a end to he var, and oucs more bless she
eoanty With peace aad prosperity The Con
- 4ss 10 Anoai are 6fainlHg al
thsI snsIgies 70 efses this desirable result ard
We trust the States viii be equally as resolute
and energetic in thsir cooperation with TIE
ConlodsTsse G0vernmant Nevis the accepted
tine feT as 70 finish up our work We have the
enemy away Iom hs gunboats and 8 long Dis
tsnes from bis base Of supplies, where ws have
always vsnled 10 GET him, in order hat We
might stfike hin 8 fatal and decisive blow. Let
as al then, BON people sRi army boih Cen
fsdessts and STATS snshofises, summon al cur
epsga, muster al our resources. and crown
he triunphs CT he spring esmPsiga with SIC
togies A. Rahnau8 and nAltun ana he SMs
q al cad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
KENNEDY HOUSE
~D~"

THE abogs H0USE Il roS reopsued Tor Psnmaus1B
4 sud Transient b-0srdsu-iocaIsd o. ST. LsuiL -
tFaen Franklin md Hamilton urlstL
HEs =. O.. AoEERNAH,
mye In ProprstrsEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

q A new tIiwsskly paper called ths Rs5ss
Picks has been started at Grenade, kiss By
0s1y & wessb7cok At - 50 Per month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

II Loais GnsungeT, Is resident Of Mobile fot
ths past foriFf7s years, died il that city on tie
I0B, fan Of yssrs aud honors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

DEATH or COZ. 5 s srAsToit-Bng -Ss1.
Marcus ]. wright, comaanasnt q tae posi-, 70
sgs5 ! private telegram from Governor Hsr-
:. -.nnouseiar tbs asaih Of Colonel 8 S.
s,antou. Of he 25ih Tennessee regiment,
wrehfs brfs5s. No particulars concerning
SIS death were evsa. Cclenel Stanton was
bs,ovsd and reveTsd By al his ecmrsdesin-arusr
and xas second to none for gsIiansfy and dsF-
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CKRCVERR

coSFEDzRATa BTATa8 or AHrRIGha
luAzTKRHAgTB2-GENzRAEH OESE1l.
2sAnor4 &adi "a ISL
AL oncsH aad EssniH q ais Daea<tuszt zss
heres7 noufed tdat n or4sr 70 iztudzsa r1psr saI-
iornisy azd systgm n counesisoa via ~ ssntrausa
executed with he Faslerls4 On aeTsransat asoogEs
cunni1sham. Qasrisr1szSsz k~srsasssss i shssrs
the aspos e Atlanta. Georgia ) 1axzsi.d srsnuigs
u via ts dusy Of son-raotlas Il bsfalf 81 nas D..
psrfneEt. via tie Esstorio1 il lhs etats1 q gsnss
caroIsaa. Georgia, Aiabase. FIorsds 80 Hl.sI.siezL
He viii rsapond q acquisitions for uatsrii nsds
uPon HIN By oasars n ehsEsp 81 fspois tor shs naa
aiAssass Of siothinE. AZ LAWT0N
=y2 In cu4fsrnaalar asusr.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

- TIE c~5m@zndans Of ihs posi- At Selma
Ala, hes ogdefsd tho arrest Of al who refuse tS
taks fves g par.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

p Ne lsaza shas two letters wets received
hszc Tesssrdsy, from Conis6erAta prisoDers IN
.Fegt DslzNzTa. horgaR's nen. heretofore con.
faea \ Columbus, Ono. s4e nov theFa. Ad-
jaianf Thomas. Of tbs 20sh TenEsssee, is also As
Fors Delaware, and speaks favoTabiy of the
CHARGE 10 new quarters. They are eleRsd
m0cb more comfortably sitHated. The usils
are not b high IS Camp Chase, which gives &
better circulation ef siF, and as fhs ana & more
E8rsiFe, 5 better chance is Afforded foz exe9-
oiss-Rsba
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

VIII pay ne highest ssah prssG fer 3 HAE
ASEGRo q IN fonda e E7iE Thoas having
such for sale VII cal On spsnss & Co. psszfU
strsst. Atlanta, ds.
mxT T.wennasrula. Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

- John 4 Bowen. editor CT The Southern
Egtigs Mss been elected msyoT Of Greensboro,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
JOSEPH Il AND Bis GOURf !

Erun the German By 4. Dew. Charters.
THE pabHsksr has s1ccsedsl oaly - szfEaer1Eks7
= aaorin In ac1oupii1hln9 ~ prbiisaGcn e ~
work Of Waiet eBea de Hor1h haTe - ~ ao- HAMr
Anoh Nh otau1ro1 hae acquilsed hsfss4 nest No.
tsTiF Of f4af diAcait ask, 81 sgasasEadoa q sAle1
- rS.na csRYr8ht Nas aREzds1 - sar.
Nav Ready Vel. asa, - 4s.S9s
Ths rsgulaz digcoz-s 10 ths rsza.
g. n G0ETEEE.
nra - Hohiie. Al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

a. Salt Is decHasdin C0luHbus . so csnis
par pound
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PogF oUARTERNAsTER,s eFFICR

ATLAETh. Na7 70, 1888.
WISH % pur1hags two fhoas1nd ssrsH q Fse4
4 uerrhaal4bls HARB 700 viii rscaiTa
szlet props1zis uuti nosn q he Jn ldGeut for rs
delivery ~ the ely Or cut "a ths Roods. fsr h Eh1is
Or any par Of he azo1uf.
4 + MAsSEHaALE.
mTtl2H Ahlor ard P0at QuartarnsEtsE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

y Two negroes were accidentally killed =
few days since On the Selma and Eewbsn rail
road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

~ The ssaihagn (A5ss.) Bsisos. sistssihsi
james Dumss, son CT Judge Dsmas. who lad
starred for sAs army, accidsntg sbos hasef q
few days since naietias . no woss
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= The Yankees are trying to daz Red river.
We suppose they ara attempting this because
they caught hip there lately,
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CONFEDERATE TAX,

A IL psuens -ho haYs not Registered her bna
"A zsad or Profession are requirad % 90 81 as
inSreh4nts arc othern are rsqzlra4 n 14Ea Lex daER
terry rsiurzs By ghs 9eth Of Nay.
The 4t1ass1ra oHcs i zszi 8scF - htue
fouas talora. CEss hours 8 10 IA 4. A4 %
IN n Wills
2y7 IL OolIaslsr III Dlssnek
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LINES D0wE.-Ths telegraph hns between
Atlanta and Macon Is dowa this mornings And
il il highly probable thai We shall not recSiys
any press reports from the East fog or hsus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

10 MAHs-Tbe msHs failed 70 arrive from
points North ii Augusta this morning. WhAFs
the mssieIg
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SUGAR.


.S0 BOXES Tobasoo for s.ls-la Is aosuu e gs-
~ By ?. ?. PHAEH,
mTlc 81 gsnuisuon MeraknnE.
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TE7E znssrienss szTa thls aAv entered Rtss -
L Pa<lnsrskiP under he s11ia ana an -
sEESsckeH = WsoeSso8,
Ror tho purpose Of aeuylnF "a = C0Nzu8TCM
BUSINESS - ihs cid aland u A. " Nasal. Wrna
sr stresS near ne ccEner e NEflaEan street A.
ianfs. Ga siEt sitsnfisn WI - Hvss = ~ -
As ssrss a~soS5560sso5EA
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EDITORS APPEAL. Pisus sanounes ts mana %
Gel SAX TAT1 q saa6ld4ls for ConUs1 In
Distriet q Rsansssss, ard obIss shs Wst 1sass
sesara IN esaeraI FaFrsss'E eonnand.
TU7ELo. Nay sh. IS6G la7Ia tds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

TIE pressure Of Government Business On sAe
Ens 70 Dalton IS 50 crest a 70 pTsszde ~ pos
dbnisy Of tie psass receiving anything EOn
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BEING una5ls 70 rssuns ny poslilsa IN ths aEA e
Ia Solicitation q NJ hsnss I Eznosses ngssR q
ear1azss f0r 0rdinarz q Faltsz sounts Is ~ sou-
ing slssaen. y aisessd va ssssts ursse q ~
slssbzgss q tie dafies o. he o6es. and VII -
srAssfal TO MP f,lsw slssszs for thsir support
u7fed DAEIE1 gErTEAH