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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

EIss 81 Uaelsizsd rzefSa5 sssceIyss a. s5s
SsaShsrn EGpreSs GGEsEsuyr may %,
1854
Mrs. Z. Ablss, : b1n5'e J c B-oWa I bozi Joel
Brown 1boE; J D Bisek vsiss; 4 " Behan 1 trunk
Major J CI-ib0rn 1 box; L d Davis ] pscEsEei Mr.
H-o-Fa I bOyi q = HEzkiEs boz u h01scu Run
die; MsorJ a Hattie L baI; Wm Ha1s1n gun and
tru1k; y L HewSs / -u-die; J L 5chusgu a szddss drs
tie bu1G'e, Nrs 4 II Linz b ecsti " 3 LoVsiess 4
box; " 2 Pres I boxes aud / trslE. IN PsTE-l box
airs RTs-1 ba11ie7 Al Ridtis / Fs=kaEs and b : J A
Rslie.ss lbGEdls. SAN R05io-cu [ bssz=f h7s Z Roc
=-i-Hn I box; john Tasa-clr h-zE 1ra 2 o1--k-r ]
tn k at walker PACKAGE CO Nge<suah trunk
gud hex.
The ab3ve Freight ls stored st owners rsk znd 81
9spss eEdE iish.h - b. snd Tr chErges r res -sis
fr 2 GT.EFVG. q. Il CLERK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

COXFEDERATs STATES OF ANERIUA1
QuAzTEHHAsTER-aESKRALs OFFTcE, !
Klehmo5d April I'd, 1sh4.
ALL CHEERS and sssu-s Of his Department are
hsrsby aoaasa thsf 70 orasr 10 Dtcduos proper uuf-
f7rmisy snd 5yste7 IA e0nasstion viii The contracts
szseatsd Win lbs Factories o. Government Accent.
aad 10 iaorsass thereby Tia yisid thsrsoG Hsjor g. ".
Cunningham, oasTtsrusstsr, h~srsi0f-Ts "a shEEs q
the depot a Atlanta GsosFah sarasisd ezslu5iys-
y, with the daty Of s7airzst1g Ia bsasf o. Ia De-
Partncnt, With TIE Factories n Re States Or Soak
OArOlaa, asorsa, AlzbAns FLORIDA and HlsIaipA
Re Efu respond 20 rsquaiHo1a fr material asss
uR9n him By ohissu in ehsEg Of ssp5s Er rs nan.
ufse'uro 81 clothing A R LAWFOE,
nT2 In ousTfs-nErter ga1srzI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

PLEAsAsT PROsPECT-AccoIdiDg TO the
TnaSns a season Of plsniy may be expected ct
Noble. In the issue Of Sunday morning It
saws: The weather is very ysTm aud pleasant,
tie very kid for gardening purposes, and the
esxirons Of he city pEeson. really E charming
sppearance 10 taess who delight in The beauties
Of nature. EYery garden fairly spsskles with
the fru;ts CT tho industrious tas5sndmau-the
nurseries 'eveTywhsTs present AZ appearance
s,neghst Ike the canvas description Of the
Garden Of Eden
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
CONFEDERATE TAILOREss.
Mrs. e EarIes

Mrs. Il EarIes
TAXES lis method CT laforuius he sonusssy
Il th2sEh has taken roomI over Er Lyuehn nsrs.
o. WhltshGt street, where shs U0gId Be pisssss -
have q liberal share e. pafr5nage. She hzf o. ba1a
some EsEy elegant gDeiz II Tie way q
Military Coats,
Military Vests,
Military Caps,
Gray, Black Bias AID Rst Celh
i STAG Bzttvz
Cold Lace. Bulicu Etara.
Pms Skirs- ali liusr
Oaieo Shirts, Cotton Skirt5.
AlsTgs lot q TcoEh BrasHsE
gross Fine COgbH best 7zEfy zuta psrsha.
Singers Easafus Hssdss,
The hnsst quality o.
TOBACCO and
GEARS
Al sf EaisA I viii sci q. low FuscG Gems "a 5ss
than TspEJ -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

President Davis recently received the follow
ing dispatch from Gea. Writ Adams:

CANTON, Mss, April IS, 1864.
PRESIDENT DAVIS With the permission q
your Exoelleney, 1 will present to tbs Cuafsd-
eTats States lazy The armament of the iron
clad gunboss Peirei, captured by my command
IA The YsSOo river, on Tie 22d instant. 1t esn-
isis Of eight hesvy brass DAhiggen guns, Of
high finish AID most approved pattern. l for.
WsId them to-day to 10 Awsit the
oIders OF tha Secretary Of The Navy. IL affords
mo eeT3iAl sslisise;iEn 10 make this smsll bu.
possibly UEetal contribution to an sfm Of me
service winch, with means. 80 dspr0pogti0ha.e,
nas sehisysd Tssults 30 Important aad 9snsfcial
to oGr country sud cause.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

SELF-IMPOsED GAGG-In voting to cen
sure Mr.. Harris, of Maryland, for hiE manly sK-
preston of his sentiments, the "wsr Democ-
rscy " Of the Federal House Of Representatives
established q precedent that may yet be applied
to themselves. They favor tie war to " restore
tbs Union, but are opposed to Lineoln's policy
in It's prosecution. Under the precedent they
have helped to establish, they are at the mercy
Of the Abolition majority whenever they oppose
the wsr policy Of that msjorily. Ar. Harris
expressed csrtAin political ideas that did n t sc-
cord with the opinions Of The majority of the
House, and for that expression Of opinicn a vote
of eenFurs was passed, which was very IsArly
a vote of expulsion. Tbs war Democrats of The
House voted f8r that resolution of csnEure;
voted that thoir peer should be sdjudged IN.
worthy Of his ofise, because he lad the honesty
and courage TO speak bis mind freely. If be
had prsvaricated and trained bis tongue to bear
fslss witness against bis heart, he would have
been counted among the loyal but, as he con-
ceived il bis duty as a legislator to be frank
and honest, 10 vas csnsuTed. The war Dsmo-
Gratis who helped to pass that vote may have
HE chaEcs plsced to their WI lips at any time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
COTTON

The GoveEnmsEt agent informs the Mobile
AdSeniseT that up TO the present time Govern
meut hss lost BY the acts Of The enemy, by mill
tsTy burnings, accidents Of various sorts, and
unavoidable wear and tear, sbcUt one-fourth of
is purchase IN Mississippi. This VIII be re-
garded as unimpor:aut when it IS eossidered
that slmos: the only losses which have 90 far
bssn met With are in Mississippi, growing ont
of The advance and proximity Of The enemy.
The cotton in that State cost on an average
sbout ffEY dollars Per bale, and could now be
rssdTy parted with fer two hundred and fifty
dollars, payable IN the new issue, which goes to
chow shat the cotton remaining on hand will
not only indemnify RIl tbs leases, but hsve s
msrein Of prof., if disposed Of to-day, Of aleu-.
twenty-five millions Of dollars.
What lie true Of Mississippi, which has sus-
tanned sueh disasters, viii be true in q com
pounded ratio fer the other cotton States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

NEGRO BOY, named HEZEEIAH EOBTyzOE
a has been arrefssa near DhaltaEoSu zrd sOnfasG
f2rsEIa zzd pfoviag properly.
L. . GEEEELAH.
Captain Co D, 5t1Coufsdsrafs RsFinsnE
POiks BngadS ClsburDs Q Dsvisi8a-
dpE W. Armv Tsunamaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

q We give today aspiritsi account Of The
opening skirmish Of tho spring esmptign il
North Georgia, from which Is wiz be seen that
the Alb and Oh Tennessss regiments bore e
conspicuous part il the affair. We regret thst
the list Of cssusltios is not complies. II the
sdjatEBis Of regiments EeTe aware Of the snx.
iety felt BY friends a. home, they would surely
report to The pTess At once all lossss sustained by
the commands to which they Ers attached. The
trouble on their part would b but slight, and
the p.ess will eheerfully give such reports to
the public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

CAPTUBED-The fine steamer Mail, belong
jag 70 nessFs. Jsmenex, Sobrino & Co, Of
Havana, engaged in running the blockade, was
captured one day during the latter part Of last
week by s party OF d~aserteTs.
Ii seems that the Mail had eluded the Vigi.
lance of the 5lockading squadron, ard was pro.
csscing ~ the Ostsens Ha.ehie river, in the
sontkern portion Of this State, when sic was
captured. She Nss laden with q valuable esrro
.or Government aud On private account.
lis to be hoped that our military authorities
viii see 10 j. that she is recsptured, and that
these miscreknis viii be ovsrtAltsn, aud punish
cd ia & summary manneF.-LGkB Cifr (FIaJ
COlssabiaH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

" Mir john D Roge-5, former quarter
mGsssr Of Rodss' digisicP, 5as bss1 appointed
chef qa1rte:ns1se- Of EReI's q corps Of
EIny Ct EsrlI.aru YuS.siA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

twenty-five HUNDRED of the white Van.
koe P~-issaors, captured by Gen. HOke, at Ply.
mouth, have been sent to Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

x Al Australian commission has been sp-
pointed &c .esi lhs TeiSlvs advantages Of gua-
powder AID gun-cotton. The results wers sun
med up as fellows:
The absence Of smoke, the entire freedom
from fouli1g the gCg, are points Of great nc
msns in pf0asotinz tie rapidly in firing in case
mates, bstweer decks Of ships Of war. TIE
harmless character of the products of eombat-
ton in comparison With those Of ths gunpow-
der, the Ear interior heat impaired to She gun,
favor the gun cotton. Its weight is only one
third That ct powder, and the Teecil OF the gun
only two-thiTds, and the length Of The gun may
be reduced nearly one-.hiId. The mcdaniel
structure Of the cartridge, the sizs Of the cham
Der in which il is fred, the lei fate character q
the compound, allowing il to be slowed in damp
PLACES, OF even submerged, without injdriBg its
original pToperties-sll favor ifs use. It's hs5il-
tiles - spontaneous combustion, wkieh has been
considered = great o. ~jseiion TO Its use, is ewing
to i1perfecs mAnufsetuFe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
TELE GRAPHIC.
RePort- Of the PFeas As-oeiatioa-

E1teTsd ase1tding 70 act Of Congress L. he year 1854
b THRAsHkEs In he CIsrk'a onzs Of n Dis
triet Court Of ths CoHisdsrats safes ~ - Nartk.
srn District Of Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
$500 REWARD

-THE roy, LEVI belonging 20 Gsn. Hs-E rm
= swsy hom 1uskszse u December iEt IL =
sscus tseaty-four yesTs oil, fEs fees tn Or eisvsn
inchss disa, very sto1g, sid has a siocp-B q bow
eoior, and IS supposed 20 Be trying 70 SCI intc Tca-
usq1ea. Col. y. ~. BAGEUlks
.-rf 49, WrfFerns. ala
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Tor sale.


Z BALES IS sHEETBa,
bzsE OHah-Ez.
L 3 DAVIS
CozEhsun EsFeAa-t
an9 " PzEea.r-=a -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

Crops in this and the adjacent counties,
we are pleased to lesrn, that the dsmsge to the
fruit crop IS not 60 serious IS i. IS thought to be.
In soms places, the peach trees are covered in
great p-ofusio1 with young peaches, and in
Others, The trees Osly have shout one-half the
usual yield. The plum crop hiss almost besH
entirely destroyed. Apples were not hurt.
Wheat Looks promising. Com looks well,
though backward. The gardens have not pro-
gressed mach owing to the backward spring,
but We noice garden peas n bloom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
4 PRACTICAL BIsTIlLER SasTED,
IHYEDIATEET.

Disabled s0lIer esu1 perforz shs dussE q
p Ss0sEA zste7ft11 NE ttsa Is5sr NJ b tzs
nqers1s-a Dzs hasslg = family ElEd Los 5s e.
j~eslsubls. Apply Ss G. sstrsr5
GEGE6E LEOVEr
ED-g iUf EuFru a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

~ j. II. saihe1lio, Of Va, now a resident of
Montgomery, Ala, has denatsd Si5,ON to shp
Orphan asylum.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

x dosPsrate negro, name I Jim, who has
been committing innumsrable depredaticns near
Wilmington, N. c was captured last week,
after : desperate resistance. He bit ono of bis
ctptor's fingers CT, between the first and second
j5int. He had in bis camp a fine double bar
relied gun, with powder and shot, & blade from
g sWord-csne fitted with a ~scsb5Ird, hatch
cts, an axe, a set of Ehoe-makeI's tools, leather,
dried hides, bacon, = spade sad other imple-
nsnis, and in fact : general assortment of all
sorts Of things. Jim wss bound and carried to
Wilmington jail. It is reported that there is
quite q number of runaways in she swamps
near Wilmington, headed by u deseTtsr named
Jeremiah Collins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
AYsTERms AND lIsaaIEs OF NV YoR

MYSTERIES AND kIsERIEs OF NEW YORK
& New York correspondent of tie Philadelphia
Press says:
Nov and then a corner of the veil which hides
the mysteries and miseriss of tie city is lifted,
and : momentAry glimpse stfJTded Of the her
rofs which lie beyond. Just now soma little az
element exists. regarding the manner IN which
female emigTanis are dragged TO infHmy by dew
lie whose profession has this result for its OBJ
iect. These vrstehss assume 10 represent sin
.elEeenee Offices and apon pfetengs of OBJ
tanning for their victims situations in private
families, decoy them to the dance houses which
Ege toe lover portion of the city, sud sell ihem
bod ard soul % tie keepers, ct prices varying
rom 6fty cents to tn dollars, according to the
youth and appearance Of tie ehsslel. Hundreds
sverv month are thus handed over to tbs clutches
Of Sin. and, after 4 foIcible dishonOr, have no
ether alternative than remaining as inmates OF
tLese hels. No steps are being taken y tbs
authorities to check this devIish system. Prob
ably tie vote Of orc Of these human brokoIs Is
as good "a that VI respectable mHn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
Che Dsbi Of the Notwithstanding Comvar-
faSRs.

The QUESTION Of debt and taxation is begin
ming to excite gTe=s interest and alarm IN The
North. Her national deb. RlreEd = iu9y equals,
II it does rot exceed, the national debt Of Great
Bi!sin, and il Increasing st ybs rate Of more
than 4 million and s halt dollars = day. And
YET the North is seemingly as far from the &C
complishr1ent Of her object in this war as size
was three years ago. Well nay this, with the
policy Of the Administration st Washington,
excite thaserious alarm Of her people. Read
what some of the leading pspe-s say Of her
ability to meet il. There is much in this pie
turs to show that the North stands upon tie
verge Of reputation and bankruptcy, and ths.
the financial crisis, If nothing else, viii plsveu.
tie wsr from being much lorger prosecuted by
the North;
From the Albany EsT York; ArEuzI
The enormous figures which already stare as
in the face, are calculated to excite inquiry and
create alarm. There is no such thing as avoid
ing the issue which deb. forces upon US. Il
must be met.
With a war of thee years duration, the uni
ted States hsTe managed to incar a debt eqaal
TO that Of Great Britain. TIE accumulation Of
the English debt began ia the reign OF Casr,as
IT., sRd has been added to from iias 10 lime,
mil it has reached lis present magnitude Of
four Thousand millions.
From the New Haven Register.I
The expenditures of the Government during
the war have constantly exceeded the cfisisl
estimates, while the receipts have fslhn ST
Mr.. Chase estimated the expenses Tor 1864 st
$3.50, SIS, 0S6T Congress has already appropriated
SILICA. coo 600, for the War Department slone
Tho rate at which the debt has accumulated,
and the Anount of claims yet to be adjusted,
make it certain that the public dsbt is nos less
(snd probably e~zceeds) $4,000. OOO, 600. But
let as look At BIZ. Cbsss's statement Of his ad-
ministrNtion, 20 far, and estimates Of expendi-
lures for the balsnes Of the four years ending
june 80, 1865. A simple comparison will Cna-
bic US to better appreciate theiT magnitude:
Governments expenses. p years 17s9 to
sL45s 80 7S6 !
Government expenses, 4 years, 1861 TO
1ZEE . cOa 90 M |
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

Oar burden Is greSter y------~..ss.rS42 82lO9I
Now, then. let the reader estimate, if he can,
the Indebtedness Of the various States, couH-
ties, cities AID towns, snd be aui dud 8 burden
Of iRiebtedness more than 6oa5le that OF Great
Britain.
o. the Other hsHd our Gb5s+v to pay taxes Is
much less. We need not enforce AVS by srCu.
mont or statistics. a simple comparison OF The
fsceieS from tie ine1Hae tsx OF ths Two eonh
uiss IS ssh6eiens to Illustrate the dispfopor.ion;
1899 INcoHE TAX
Unitsa i1,2il,lOl
Yet with al Rsr Weslth, The accumulation Of
CENTURIES, Baglsnd ia ula5ls to pay her dsbt,
sad tue payment of The interest, even asa low
rate. b q euTias which hiss driven ene-eighth Of
her SOHslslea 20 pEayaIism The expscis ion
thai Ger public debt will ever bs paid is, thare-
fcTe, put cut OF the question, We can only
Pr0vise for the interest.
This, with the greatly increased ordinary ex-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

z AZ g recent tournament given at Oxford,
Ala, by the young men of Morgsn's command,
Lieut. John Floyd, Of the 7Eh Alabama cavalry,
Won the FIRST prizs, . brscs of navy repsaters
and . crown, and private A. F. HIrdie, CT The
5Ist Alabama cavalry, the second prize, = pair
of spurs and a wreath. Miss Olivia Tullis, of
TslLsdsEs, Ala, was selected and crowned
queen, and tie wreath was presented to Miss
Msths Welch, Of Mardisville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
CePPerhesss-rhe NorIhWest Rife fer a
SeVSII.

Inc foHoWlng dspAsen nom warrington Is
significant;
Information received here confirms Suspicious
of a widespread conspiracy in the Northwestern
States 10 insuguTste armed resistance 30 the
government. The object Of this organization,
Of which we have frequently heard so much, is
to accomplish Yallsndighsn's idea, and to force
She eOuntry into compromise with the Southern
rabelion. Crawford county, Ohio, the head
quarters CT 3 gang of Batternuts, has been
placed under martial law, snd the other coun-
lies in tia: State viii probably soon be Pnt in
the sans p~osiiiae. Ohio, Southern Indians, and
Southern Illinois contain the principal portion.
Of these i~ncipient rebels, Whose leaders only
await a disaster 30 he NStlonAl arms TO give the
signal Of revolt. e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
STILL THRY COME |
More Bio
Goods

BIeached ShIriings,
Al CaEcOess
USLIN-blsek Ind purpIsi
Barsgs DsIsirs,
Lusirs Dress Goods,
Lssn Dress Goodz.
Black and Whies Dalaiues,
Linen UuioL Stripes,
Cheek Melton Cloth, d5ubls width;
Black and White Scotch Tweed,
BeB'd CIsth,
English Paper Csnbne,
Brown Linen Duck,
1o4 Linen saeefng,
Gsrze U~G2ershirts,
Fzs Linen Bosom Shirts,
Letter Paper,
Blank Books,
Day BSksg
Linen C~ollaTs,
Bone Buttons, -
Neck Ties,
Money PGrssI-ou consignment AID fer
sale st wholesale only By
p. p. Pease,
hP2S-5t Psaehtrse street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
STOLEN,
en- the Morning Of the I'd Of May,
fF0m the Army News Depot,
Dalton, Ca,
A LARGE ClLFSKII POCKET BOOK,

CONTAINING shout four huadrsd dollars in
- FiVES,
ons hundred ard .wsEiy dollars II new issue,
two interest bearing (SIO0) notes, thTse hun
dred dollars in four Per cent. ~ceFiifsalcs, ard
sems PAPsRs, Talusbie . NO alone.
IF tha ~FsNaeaGs VII return he PAPERS, or
send .hom though the PCS. oh -, so last I caa
got them, he can have lie MONEY and welsoms.
By SO doing ho viii have that nsuoh to bis o.sdi.
in settling With tss devil hereafter.
7. h. ACTON,
Army NsEs Agent.
my31E Amy Of Tennsssee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
E.esss il four years.. 81


So we fed that accepting tbs. figures ana
estimates Of the secretary Of tee treasury, The
expenditures Of the government durirg The pres
oRt administration viii be nearly double those
Of the Whols period ifcm the establishment OF
the government TO the Inauguration OF the "age
of purity"
we said the burden Of Cur debt will b gres.-
eG shsn that Of Great Britain. We believe his
Administration viii 60 out of power lssving be-
hind q debt Of not less than 81 600 GOO 900;
but taking the most s~anCEins claims Of is
fIisads. lie. "a call il 50. 600. 900, 600. England
pays three and three and s half psr cent. inter
est On her debit ours has hssn contracted at
Eve and six-mostly tie latter. IheIs is probs-
bly, enc1gh ct even = b gher rate, to make it
proper torsgATd i all as drawing six per CEN.
interest. Nov let US see how We shall compare
with England.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

MOBILE MARKET-On Saturday good bacon
was offered al 50 50 per pound, butter was cell
ing al from 81 TO s. per pound, corn at 81 50
70 s. per bushsl, COW peas s. 50 per bushsl,
and other articles in 5 ike proportion. The
TTJEss Of Sunday says: Tia produce market
confines to drOop, and it takes ell the energy
the holders of some articles possess to keep the
prices up, which they do By crying down the
Ewes" as an excuse, when the fact is that
almost every article is bound to all to such
quotations as viii come within the reach Of
consumers, for it is quite evident that those pso-
pie who some lime since afforded almost any
price, are now rather economical in their ex.
psnditures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
HARat

n HOLBROOK Offers for zaIs, a. Wholesale or
81 . retail, q large lot Of bone msds Wool HATS.
also, VII give IA exchange vns Hat for tive pounds Of
olssn washed Wool
Wool eardsd Into Rcls 70 orasr-s1d viii pay Es
Ashest cash pres A- Wool.
= d. EOLBRo0Es
Khse1ali street,
aBs3 II Atlanta Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

~ Tbs Amsrieas Chizsz states TIA. the
high court Of errors and appeals fer Mississippi
net at Jackson on the 18Th uls, bat the clerk
having bsen unable to have the records, which
had bssn removed, present, the court adjourned
80 the Oh Of Nay; At which time the docket Of
tbs Isl distrie. (Judge Handy'sl will be taken
Up and The cases thereon considered until dis
posed Of The Safe cases viii be FIST taken up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

= BIoEulow's Rockville Wig states that
It's editor has beon placed in charge Of the houses
and farms Of AL who hsve abandoned them in
Est Tennessee and come into our lines. He
advertises to he effect that he is prepared 20
lease OF reLt them, where the military suthori
ties have not got them in charge. His authority
IS an order from the Secretary of War, signed
D. To1r-ond. A a. G."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

n Tho Charleston Mercury suggests that if
S gold dollar Is worth SIS in Confederate treas
ury notes, surely = copper cent is worth FIVE
cents There must be any quantity of them
siowe& coy. Let them now be brought from
thsir hidi1g places and pat into circulation, at
tie Tsta Of fva cants for nna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
SALE OF ENGIaE AND Boiler.

WE viii sell a. the Depot Ct the Western and At
vs. iGntie Railroad, ca SATURDAY, he III Nay
next, 8 STEAM ENaINE (sK horse poSsz9 ana .
BOlLEE7 sixteen feet lo1E and three fest 10 eianetsr.
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lar notes vii be taken - par
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n Sse advertisement in this evenings issue
cfsring 81 e~xeallent cock and lsundress for $50
par month.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR HIRE.

A HEALTHY EEGEO WOMAN, ~ho Is a good
n cook era frssrats lauEdrssA WsssE s8e pes
month Apply a. this oRce. TDvg =
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&c WANTED

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SIEGE OF CHARLEsT0S-TNo HEHdTsd azG
Ntsstg Szth Dgy-Tas eaeuy r5Eews5 ;sa
bonbs.tmea5 # FcEt Sumtsr Friday morning.
Ti.h che eight i.eh and tTo tsa-.rch nollags
rem he Middle battery. Toe firing vas kep.
Up uuui siz O'Clock in the sEs-Eooa, during
which ime on5 Luadr5d and twenty enc tEsiI
were iEE5fn. DIrs0g thu.sisy afternoon fHV-
exc sh-ls were fred a. SumIsrs Twelve shells
were frs e. ;Gs city Up 60 EiI O'Clock, Il which
time tie e1ea.J had not ceased firing
a lsrgo LUu5er Of v~esssls, gUnboass au1
transports, deeply laden, were Cbrs-ved dU-icE
the day % psss tbs bar, ssiIhe 5oU.h.
I1ese Uas 10 ebsnge IN the h2eL.
TIE sh-li-g Of ne city Continued st tie hcur
Of closing ouF report At 70 o'cloek -CsvTisT.