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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-27
BY M,CI.ANAI3AN q Dill ..l1IlIIIF
MORNING oh EDITION.
ATLANTA, G "A.
WEDSRsDAY MoBNING, JANUARY ~.
CowFIaUED RE-ENLEsTmRNTs.

We are gTsiiasa bsyond eIpEOssieE At The
cheering reports tbst reach us- daily from cur
srmy At Dalten. Large numbers are fs-enIistiag
Tor the war. be it lOog or short in dusstiOn-
We dislike to award the balEzca OF cEadit to
tbs tEoops from suy particular sssiei HsvartlF-
less, TIE slasIity and spirit manifested BY the
'Tsnnsssosans IN ihsir prompt response to she
calls Of tie cause, which lies SO near the heart
of every pAlriot 0onnsnds ITSELF to the iraial-
ton of their brave comrades from ether statas,
and richly entities them to ths love Gu5 graft
tads 0iNshs Hhels eosntry. Tbs soil Of thar
semmonBsalih has been wrested from then,
tbslr bOmss hsFe bsen rsjuesd to ashss, while
the innossni and in6rm among their kindred
have been made 30 feel the geverisy Of desEos
ism, the. most e.asl aud lissBsioas that the
civilized world hss ever tolerated; yet these
hravs men, shirsting fer revenge, snd proudly
tseboEing every order sf amnesty" that
omsuates from the t1escheTogs foe, are crowd
ing By thousands around the altar Of their be-
loved country, and pledging afrssh their feAlly
oh
eA-l t--A-l - - aAlln tlS tA0tE SSAl P4A4atE
ths Oh ard 9sh (eouseiidsted) Tennessee Tsgi-
rnenis Of MAURY's brigsds, after being formed
into companies, we're msrchedto the quarters
Of the colonel commanding, and thsro, With up
lifted hands were sbs0Ts inss tAa service for the
,7aT. There were 70 resolutions passed, Z" and
hut one entertained by these brave men, which
was, 7Rder Gods favor and blessing, TO prove
lrue 20 the cause, reclaim their State, and re-
Lease the GovsTnmsut Of their choice ffsn Fed
sTal rule. These regiments were Erst bTigsded
under Big Gen (now mejOr-genoTsD CHEAT
HAM, sad have shared whatever Of sloTy that
may attach TO bis enviabls career. Thsse rsgi-
H2snts are composed Of West Teanessseans e1-
elusively, and are commanded By Gel. GEORGE
G. PoRTEE, ihEa whom 8 mOZe gsllaRt and sf-
asisn. cfissr is rsysly found. All hail, to the
Volunteer S.atsl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-27

FRSH CHAREEsFoE AND KE0xTLLE.-A
lsiisg hom Chsttanoegs says sH Is quiet tha1,.
and tbs: Grant has mads his hsadqzartsrs IA
Nashville A letter from KnoEvils, dated the
20,h, to the Cineinnati EuFzirsT, asys;
All ths signs 20 to show that Longssssst L
now occupied il gathering subsistencs sor hia
army in the shape Of cattle, corn Rnd other san
Plies, ard is meFinF tcEard The Virgins linz
Trustworthy reports from sbsys Represent flss
he is sFoeping The country above Of sEsrytsfna
in the shape Of fosd, aud Is driving or haaiing
i toward common depot IN Virginia. Long
street, i is said, considers East Tsnnessss as
gone up" d1zing the var. No serious attsrps
Il IS believed viii sgain 5a made 70 dislcdgs 8
lrcm East Tennessee. Whether be viii sttsErs
20 interiors with sur communications via C111-
b0riAnd gap, now thst VIC hsVs bsttsz and
mere practicable route By the way Of the Ffgar
and Kingston, remains ts be seen. Prasuzses
with the experience CT the past, 10 r0Ts eoifsa
and sugar vii be sent from that Placc aafil Es
are quite sCrs thatit viii not fall into ihe rsba
hands.
ITsgret to say hat at ny last Eritiue The fuil
extent Of the loss By the capture Of our Iains
was Rot understood by ne. Ilsalnsd yesterday.
tr0m an ofhesf vel informed On the su1ieet.
that there were eighty wagons in tie train Gag
tursd BY LoRgstrset's forees-an loaded via
valuabls connlisszTy stores. These, adSsd e
the loss Of forags wagons On Sunday ana l0a-
day, make about enc hundred iaams 10 81
which have fallsR inle the rebel bands within
weak
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~ Tho Washington correspondent Of she
Cincinnati EHguirsr says "a statement has
been printed this week in the London corTe-
spoudsaee Of one oar leading journals, thst
Alexander Barring Of lhe frm Of Barring Bros.
& Co. and q mszber of the BftiIh Psrlil
rnenf, Is in clcse eoBmunion with The leading
ssirits Of British Southern rssegrizsrs, and
also that he is Az setive member CT commit
lee, formed with the express object Of o5ssining
an osieial recognition Of the Southern coniod-
ersey By Parliament. This is considered here,
among financial circles, as = NEST remarkable
statement, # tr1e, and has given rise to much
comment Ia influential circles. Tkst sUeh q
man as Alexander Barring should lend himself
and bis inEueree to tho Southern csuss, is in
deed mRtlsE for much sGTpriss The house Of
Bsrirg Bros. has been, foT nearly twenty yssrs
past. the financial sgsnls in England for the
United States, and il is stated that they are il
isressod in railway stock in the Eortbern States
20 TIE extent Of some three millions OF dollars,
with an equal amour. invested in vsriou.
Northern State s.ocks-in Massachusetts State
| stock hey are the heaviest owners outside Of
Ibis ecunlry-snd the amount Of their iHyest
neu.s in stocks, bonds and mortgages Of vari
Gus kinds Of NoTihsTn s:ate property, is more
lbaE treble lhs smouRt they ever invested will
the chivalry. These facts would seem to throw
eonsi1eEabls doubt apon this siatensn' bat i
may Just Be possible that 3 certain pressure
may have been bEosght to bear upon ths indi
yldual mentioned, TO induce him thus to tuIr
men the Government which has, In q lonl
course Of years, been one Of the best patron
Of his banking house. Il Is hardly ersdiiAbl
shat persons Of such acknowledged shrevdRes'
AID who have always heretofore exhibited sue
wonderful forecast in matters Affecting their il
forests, should thus sipliify themselves, and Ia
! ths.a opsa 70 sLs suspicion Ct having been il
| oeulated through the scphisiry Of Asson
/ Co, with .-s aalsdy Of cotton On tho brain
sranges tGipgs have occurred, however 81
. many here stin doubt the statement"
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co with eommissiaries nseeasiiisg VIA tha 4is-
sissippi river and New OreaurI. Il So 81.
Louia viii deuibaess be the principal pEEehss-
ing point for iauT, pork. and othsr necessary
sup Plies circumstances which viii add msis-
Tszlly to the busiusss interest ef ths eity.--St.
LszSs RePHbiisa 4lk.
PRESIDENT MAKIzG Tho Esw York Tn
bzzs-s journal which enjoys considerable rep
utstien as 3 ''Preaident-maksr' r'-volunsosTs
the following advics to parties who desire 70
fgTtheT The prospects Of fayorites OF spifzuts IA
that connection That the advice Is COED few
viii 5subs; "Whoe7sr yea sre that have a
favoi as fcg ths presidency, keep his name out
of the newspapers IS 3 possible candidate for tie
next fsur OF hve months. Lot his adysnsaFies
mouth him if they wiil bat lss bis friends bs
discreet aHd silent. Had Abraham Liac5ls bssH
prsmi0e8tly co@Hgndsd for President IL De-
osrsber. 1859, be wculd not have bean Prssi-
dsnt elect eHs year taeFealssr- Be- wise, then,
o, trainers sf naEs for The presidential coUTs0,
aad keep shen well bianksted ia tee stable fer
mary WsukB Yes"
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Z he Nosio sPiria 81 oEF csaaaEy Wsreas
The foAozing is Al sxsrsot Of issser taz
highly insolligsns lsdY Of Isbils e 1 nsnbar
Of the Bouss Of Representatives
Il Azs bean suggested IN sEs e he Heb
usond Pspsrs that the people of the Conle5slaay
be ealls3 upon to yield up tbsir plate lo IS
coined 20 sgstai1 The ersdil Of The doVsEanszl.
A mere newspaper Or ERT uasulhoritatiFs
eEli 1eRld be Of no use bat feel fzll ecnf.
deHee Ia the willingness Of ths Walsa ef sea
South, L o proper appeal is n8ds so give -
every article Of Injury, FhefAar sf rsEsonat
sdornmens or household elegance to sagszse
ne sacred cause Of iTeeaon.
II tbs time has izsoed e we'd. znl z. 49,
beiisvo il haste bring ferEaTe srsE11-s. ~,
rlaes then IS iae service Of She 6svsrunrrnf
lst Congress make an EPDsal % he wensa of
he s0ash in the shape sf AZ address Whsthsr
udsmsilY "a he foTm Of CoafsdaFafa tsnEs
should b proposed, or Whether frss vii 9lFsr-
ing should bs called fer, let Hiasr ea1 hsstor
informed niads dstsrrire
In sithsr ease, rasly, ioyfuliY. R5ol1 eli Be-
rsRdsred. l judge others - uysslE an
prepErsd, aPon tae iasfAEs. q giFs al sist I
possess. I sheuld esteem Is 3 ftsiBg snd 81.
/ ered use Of an iEheritznee. Ehink fhsrs M
be 8 pscalisr prsprisiy IN addEsssiaz shs co
! ior plass 20 ths Wsneai fer il thsE1, bY cnisasr
/ aad epinien, Is vested ths oanershis e sli
( sfrietly hoasaheid riches. SueA Il he HbsrsE-
/ ~ asd induIzasce Of AusrissR hEsbsa3s thst
| I iusrius i wcald seeuf IS Ysry lew a,sn t6
a1sstioR pzy disposition tasir wives aigtt
| mako Of household gear.
i beg that yea wiz eonsidsE thiz matter. ar7
sonsals osasrs-shoaght1al AID expsriatesd
msB--ana aes - ysur cem5iasd iadgiasHs
sietalss; bak, ny dsar sir, ist 70 uissaks1 tan
.lafasss kad eonEi5eraHoB fer your c5antr,fur6-
sne,S pgsveBt you from ealing upsa Ezsat foe
tkis g aay'ethsr sRcri6es sksf shs tfne inssss,s
* sss eoansry sa9 fer
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letter from. Nussrllle.
Correspondence Ciasinnat OemneFeisis
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dsesmbog


Tho advent Of Major General Grant and staff,
together with ether distinguished military men,
exeites considerable stil, in cut midst Rumer
prepared an elegant suit CT apartments at the
ST. Clcu1 for Goa. Grant, and sent hin there
under escort, bat, in fact, tho Hlsin, qRiet, N.
lie great man, instead of going thither, repaired
to bis business headquarters on High street.,
where he shared the h5spitzhhes OF bis eoUr-
teeus sssisiaus-adigtasit geRaEsl Lieatsnenk
Colonel T. S Bowers. Since his arrival on
Friday evening, be has been aitend'pg 70 tSe
b-sif.ess deieiii of kig command, and is 10 be
ssen daily es his heeiqasrlcIs, quietly enioy-
| ing his invGriabls segir, and surEeanded by
bis officers, directing movements, reeeiving Fs-
ports, and discussing the news.
Sherman arrived or Saturday snd became
tho gaess Of bis frieAd, Maior-Gen- Rousseau,
/ who occupies tho magnificent Bass residenoe,
On Church street Tho meeting between tAose
| really splendid soldiers was not sniy hssrty
bat sffsctionAse, for, since tie war broke cut,
| they have beea Wsrm and devoted friends. Il
may be Teeolisetsd, that attsI Gen Sherman
| had been written dogfa msd, een- koasseau
was the first to brand the slsndsf e Infamous
/ and to extol the fac qualities 0t oia snen B0'
! psrior oficer, beth IS > ulan Aad sokhsI
4 Pity we ha9 not Ta8rs 'Essss vi - ssea
: ShsSnaAu 81 leaves this neEnfag slos s,asis
Z visit = his isa1isys ia slhses
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We regret 20 Learn that arolhsr uriS.ss 5f
Gen. Fsatherston'B command has been ssn-
teneed % sUHsr tie extreme psnalty Of nilitzzT
law Tor dssertion. Next Friday has been 3D.
sooner Tespited.
We are rsjoioed 70 learn from the e0nnazd-
ing SfEieer, and tr0n tie men themselves thas
this amy never has BEEN 10 better co1diti5n
--satisesd, soRtsRted and sven ready 70 ness
the enemy.
Gen. LoriDg, b. Ais frn get kiad asd hn-
name manner toward his zo0ps, and By adoEs
iny Just 81 stem Of fuTlsughs, has done nueh
toward bringing a50at tais condition Of thizZs-
We have been tod By iss very best aushsrisy,
he hss increased his command soms two thca-
ss1d since be has been IN this section cf caun-
.ry, 50 that nov Is is one Of ths largest diFis
i0ls IN this corp5.-CaHf0r Cifizsn-
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A CASE TO TEsF THR PRESIDENTS PR0GLA-
HATIGS.--So much douos azd znoertsinty exists
ss 70 the Psrmsn9nt validity sf ths Plssiians.s
emancipation proclamation that q dscisiou -
the supTsne e0art Is highly dssirzbls. A case
has come up UEdsr Ehs PROCLAMATION at s.
Lsuis, which nay possibly Be carried e he 81
PreUs eourf, On the point most q question. a
negro wcmEE from AlsbAma, a. escaped slave
has been sautsucsd to the penitenfiArF ~ shs
criminal eouTs a. St. Louis for Vsgrsncy. By
6is G AN shs Is liable as = runaway slave g Is
whipped and detained Unfil bar oRnsr eiaius
her, or to Be sald after limited tiEas 70 pay hsr
jail fsss. Ths criminal esuLt tsok tie iFssdous
OF he woman, Rzder the Pfocltmatisa. feR
granted, snd therefore ssntsneed her 90 The pen
issndarY. Her counsel raises the pGiHt before
Jadge PTimm, that she is 5till lsgally E Lave.
and If The judges dooi3s sgainst him s. VII
carry the eass 70 tho supreme esart On asBesl
NashuHie Prem
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10 lAs Relatives Of Desenaed ssldEers.
Manentoss aud come effects Of the followiBg
named soldiers may be found st the Army In
telligeaes cfEss, ia this city, and can Be OBJ
taine6 By thcse hayiBg Q right to TIE same.
Thsy viii be delivered "a those only who coma
proacriy iteEa6sd IS proper claimants
III. " Blair, Of Mississippi, disd at Fort Dsl
sg are, June. 1858
- HAKriscs, 4Qth Mississippi, died AZ Faft
Delaware, June, 1858.
Preston LAwsou, eszpsny D, eolh Tennss-
see, died at Fort Dslawaus. jane, 1883.
- ElEay, Company x, I2sh Loaisiana,
died a FsFs DslaVare, JHns, 1888.
y. Boswell, Company Q. 81 MisaisalPpi, disa
At Fexk Delaware, Jane, 1858.
Wa. ThrailkiA prosAbly of the 80 Aissi1-
a;rni. died At Fort Dslawzres June, 1858
Il n Bassarworth. Company +, 3lss Ala
h.-as- died al Fcrs DslaHAIs, jane, 1868
n q. Hsrrsll, Of Some Alabama Fsginezt
s;ss a. Fsrs Delaware, June, 1868
~ ChRndler. isf kissozr betlazY, de
a ksss Tshnsans =
the 81 siiss- Te6ad Rishnen3s Eishupsn8 81
sslFeT' a
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- Wood has been selling 10 Nashville, 50
says the Press Of that city, st from twenty 70
forty dollars per cord. A military order hss
been issued cOnsssatiBg ell wood offered iof
more than aIsssn dollars per seEd. such wood to
be handed over to ths poor.
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panREer al JacKsor. -.

| told ye1, By telegraph, thas Errress was a
Jackson, Tam, Ha has been eonisiittiax nosi
eztsnsiTe depreda;iens SIN Iihst section q ths
State, and rem being cowPeEed 20 act on faa do
fsnsiEs during the stay Of Gen.DcSgs At CoEiuthi
be "a now acting On the fenstve. sOms Of or
scouts recently captured a mail from Gan. For
rests headqgartefE, and smeug other letters
wers ssVsrl fren the notorious rebel eem-
nander TO friends in various paris Of lie Con-
fedeTacy. IN nearly slI be speaks Of the COED
time be is hsving in Tsnnssssei be says be has
'plcnIy O good vine, plsaty OF beef, mutton,
etc" ard that "Tsnnessse ladies' Lre very pret-
ty, and more thar kid" be says, also, that
these Yapkes solGiers ere ret wsrth a d--n 70
dghti thai they VII run every tine his men
look q, tbem.
Now al tAis sounds very funny, and the
reader Is AZ liberty to believe as much Of it az
ne iises but viii add, in passing, shat For
rest vii ina abundant opportunity to add to
his srPerieBes o. the fighting qualities Of The
Yankses. Pgobably before :hs reaches ven
The telegraph viii have announced suother feat
ct Forests ruHningi thstis il he concludes not
to Try the Yankees IN = fght, which he was
never yss known TO do II be could possiblT
avoid il. An expedition has gous to clean QUE
that portion df Tennessee where Forrest Gnds
such good wins and more .haa kind women,
aBd it WI De dcBe.
Ehe Slan Or hona defense, syBsemglged Dy
Gov. Johnson, and knowa as the
TENNESSEE HONE GUARDS,
Is being successfully , carried cut. Seven com
pgHics sre already oTgsuizsd, equipped sn1
dTiiled. They EaInhsr one hundred men eseh,
and nay be considered . military success To
M. Lindsey, pTiFas0 secretary Of Gov. Johnson,
I sm iuGebisd fer a thorough insight into It's
WHICH, sitk6ugh no. unostenta-
ti0us, vii prove a vast bens6t 60 the Uaion
ssase in TeuErssee. The cFssHisstian OF The
Tennessee h0megusrds IL made with 3 view 10
putting down ali fTesboo!iag snd msraudiRg
oCRbina.iousy and giving to thS laesl popula-
soa that protection thsy deserve Il is intended
10 have at least oGe company il each county OF
the State, and these companies are 70 he COM
pJsea OF legal men alone, grhe are acquainted
with !he topography Of the eeualTy, aEd who
are familiar with the pesple among ahcn they
i've
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house OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The ueugs n5st a. II o'soCk sEd was opened with
PRAYER By The Rev D.. Marshall
Mr Niles Of Sozth Carolina. asked leave fer the
Committee "a Military AfaiFs 20 report a. any iiuie
Whi0b was granted.
Mr. Jenes, o. Tennessee Moved &c snspszd tie rule
requiring ths calling ei States for Balls, memorials sid
Bgah Ike.
No qsordm voting, sr. Jones moved stll Of the
House, which WAS ordered, and gaerEm having an
svered 90 their nHEss further PrsessdBgs under the
cali were dilpensed vita.
A siu Tor ths relief q Capt. J. A. AeRsdy, was
taken ER.
hr Jones' spoke in favor of the PassAgs Of the bib
Mr. Wight, Of TeIas, opposed its passage 50 likely
70 sBisSiisl bar sres .deat.
NJ hilss, ef SoRih Carolina msved 90 refer 50 the
eomaittcs on Clan.s Adopted
Mr. NileoI, Cf TsEzs, from Es committee en Mill
tary Aairs reported bills 70 sut=erzs the Presiteut
90 Lsslgn judges from military court to another,
and 10 autAoriEe commanders sf ps ard depart
nsats 20 dsta fsd fcsrs Tor 1uty court Iosrtias
iu sEss Of The absence disqualification Of any judge
The bills we're passed.
Rr NileE OK S1uh Carolina, frGE7 The sonulttee on
Misry fairs reported back resolutions oflbsnkH 80
AajorGensrd ClsburDs and the officers and mea Of
his cenns8d.
Also Senate resolution Of thanks . Msj FJn Bozck
Both resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr Miles from the committee, slso reported
bin ersats an Invalid sorps He explained hat the
bill would enable jlni0r of0ssrs 10 BE prozotsd Ia
eases where their superior ohcsrs baVo been rendered
un6t By w.unds Otherwise from a1coargirg active
duliss In the fs d. without s0RPeng those oicsrs ta
resign The bill also lsskss provision ior disabled prl
Yates and vas made sbe special order for tomorrow
msrning.
The houss then uszt into secret ssssion-
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NEGROES AND SroCK FOR SALE.--Oar read
egs viii TscOltset de chance to purchase nsgToes
and Rolkes 81 ne Arcade thla moEnipg ss so
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HEREsNDO, miss. January g. 1854.
EDITORS APPEAL: some tins in the usatn Of Osio-
Der or Eovszber saw nstise in some Yankss pa
Pcr, to the eject thst "Csl George " W0olfaIk, OF
geatueky who had been captured inside thsIF lines
and convicted a spy, hAd been pardonea By PFssi.
DENT Liussln condition be tsok the oath Of al
lsgIsHse to tbs United States" Ihavs lately heard
that this paragraph lad been very ge-sFauy copied
int Confederate papers and from he almost identity
CT and rsaidsnes is Supposed to ss Colensl
Gserss " Woi,sIk, Of PaausAh, Kenrccky wAo vvas
lsst fai mssbsr q Ger GrsEss'ssaE oas usu,e
Is Weolfak, the othar Welfsik. Col Eoifolk, knew
'vss very sisk vita iBaaanalsry rheumAtiam In this
region ef eeuntry, aSaar my prcfssaopa care IS ths
data Of the shove paragraph, ard I kops that this
statement VIII faliy reiisve Col WsfoIk ln the Minds
Of thoss whe hsTe IabOrsd under this miseszstruston
and that al papers which publshsa the paragraph
will alss pzblsh this sts ssa set sf jusiiss to
brave ssldier and friend OF eur ceuatry, and
! who is asw Z prissner in the hands Of Tia enemy.
IysstsTsay received re iselossd card fo Col wei
folk with reqasst have paslshsd In eur papers
esai-sdistiHg the satemsniI ia ths EsmphiB Bsliss
i in It's zstiss ofhs ssP.uro-
very respectfully, T.
I IRTIHs PBTsos, Afeuaphfs. Dsssmssr IL, 1903.
/ gDIIsRs BEALzTIE Fhrsash ths kiasnsSs Of he
provost marshal permitted 70 make he foifowing
ssaisaszs IA rsfsrones article Wheh sppesFss .
I
! publishing it you snzfsr . kinsEssss
In the article referred 70, yea stated that made
sertIsns whinh Eever fell frem NY lips Hcg have.
d0Bstlsas, been miBiEfsrnsd have never asserted
anything sf the kiDd - sny for prcof Of wAieh
refer yea 6aPt. Aag=iiy Prsvolt marshal At Ger
/ mantoUa; Llsp1. Newell BY whom was captured,
sa the asers Of tie prs0a hsrs, The only persons
/ With when have genTerEed- ] have never been e.
/ Ohigamaugh--never VA with Ger. RrEgg. aad was
not captured while a. the house o. q frend vislizz
hsvs always been contacted with he army of the
Mississippi Very respectfully yours.
g. W. W0LFOLK.
AEKMPHIs, TEEE., DeeeBbsF y, le63-Tsis Is TO GER
ufy hst g. W. &olfolk id present ihs within srtiels
for publication to she coawa1dRg ssicer Th0 refused
70 sllsH II desEng II uansesszsrY. We aisg gertfy
hat G. W Wclfoik 6ani-d the trtttAfuIBess of he ar
teIe IN the Memphis 5assia Of t1e llih iast In Wit
ness whereof We hercunto Ef3z eur names.
J. L. NEWBORzT,
Il Eisat, Co. B. l3ta Teun. Rsgs
II J. 8 BOBgIS,
Lieat., Co. c. Tih Ky. Regs.
J. s. LAIRD,
Il Capt. Co. Is, LIST Kiss. Esgt, Cav.
o. O. WALL
"a Lieut., lisa TsEn. cavalry
W. T. BALDEEGE,
LlsRk. Ca. A, 3lst Regt Tenn. Vols.
J. 4. ING,
LisaL Cs. +, 5lsl Esst. Team. Vols.
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TELEG Z AP,HIC.


Hlisrsl EsesEdaz e ssg sf Congress Ia ths year 49,
by = 81 TzRAsHEIL IN tae Clerks oiise q ths Dts-
st Court of tas Confsdsrzts Etassa ssr lbs Hcrts-
arm Qigt1ict sf Sfaorris.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-28

Police Court, GOLD HILL.-The no.
torious Tpperary case Of breach Of the
peace, between the Peoplevs. Mrs. Shee-
hen, and Miss Ellen O'Connell, as volun-
teer defendant, per stipulation of her coun-
sell was called up before His Honor this
morning, for final Judgment and sentence.
In pursuance of the finding of the jury,
the defendant Sheehan was fined S25, and
Ellen O'Connell was fined $50. These
two ladies have evidently made an invest
ment of $45 for brides to their tongues. J
After the Tipperary case was disposed
OF, votary of the whisky bottle, named
Berry Dunn-a handsome name, with a
bad appetite-was arraigned before the
Court, charged with having been found
helplessly drunk, and as necessary con-
sequence had to be taken TO the hote de
cGAab0Ose. The Court fined Berry $40,
which strange and unusual demand upon
his exchequer caused no little consterna-
ton, and even doubt as to whether the
Court was addressing Berry Dunn, " or
any other man." Sent to the public works,
THp work on the air shaft of the Gold
Hill and Virginia Tunnel Company is
being carried on with vigor. 1t is now
about 81 feet deep. The workmen have
lately had some hard rock, but they are
getting through that and coming into
softer rock and good picking ground
again, 1t is expected that this shaft can
be sunk down to the tunnel in about four
weeks. In the meantime, work in the
tunnel will be suspended. The air shaft
is being sunk short distance north of the
dump of the Caledonia Tunnel, and about
$50 feet from the mouth of this company's
tunnel.
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the Maria t,val AMI Silver Mining Company, AMI
tickets in NI.ls Gif; Enterprise, aud other papers
Of 10 Waite except 20 the owner. The Under will
please leave Il at the OlC" Of the Gold Hill NEWS
J. J. JuCELIN.
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