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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
FIrh, Ea.s LssI.inna.

HosTLE, Nay 4-Ths TanzBshoa operator rsPorts
tina. 6gbt occurred Olive Bsarch ysstsri.y, be-
tween ffeen haldrcd FsasTsls and Col seor's cav
ary syht 7zdrei 2 70 3. The eousist lasfed sigat
hours yhsu the eRsuy Wsrs drivsl scr0sl ThonPl as
creek
No loss on sithsr sids reported
The Coefsderasss we're reias5ro1g sd q 7sss thoasat
the hght would Be resumed TO-DAY.
Deserters shas-skirmfshfBz "a Rrsaf-
SeHerai ESE=geHReat Eza~esed < fs-tts5-
DiLT0s, My 4-Fourtssn p ivat-s bsI5ngias to
ths 5s asd so.h North Carolina gearl we're shot To-
day for dessriio1 Two men were - shos for ths
Szms ofsass in siuarfs division.
The enemy have Hlasssd large portion Offhsr army
Al Red clay.
sklsnisainE has been soisE on On ths RiagzO,d and
Cleveland roas1 between our cavalry sad the eosry
al day. Oarf are srsiully retiring on the ls.tsr
road
general aasssOment viii probably oonnszsa TO-
MORROW.
CoEEressiosal Proceeding.
RICHNOsD, Nay 4.-Ia ths Senate rsrol1ti9n val
introduced fixing the day 4 ssioasnnsni On tie Ish.
which vas laid over
join. resoiusi- n of thanks to Cen. H,ss. Con-
msndsr Cooke. and shsir 0ez-- and 8sa, sor hs bTl
Hsnt victory o5taized s. Piynoaih was sgrevd %
unEuimouzy aso resolution Of he saae ehzrssisr TO
Gen. Finnes-a snd his ofissrs zad Rsu foT the vic
tory st Olustse.
Various propositions were introduced and referred
In the House = personal expls-afoa was made %
Mr. Leach, Of North Csrsaa esaniHg his Pssiaoa upon
the question CT peace, tho hsbsss corpus, etc.
r=souton dsclaiag is iaaxPsd.ea. 20 pus i've doI-
lar notes par with the uew Es1o mas rdoptsd-
yeas g., nayss
The Vger IN ys-giaFz go Grzztss krzy
CEsss5=g = t1ss GaEPazz-oSck,
ORkNoE OURT UogsE, Ssy "A bodT OF is enc
N.Y. cavalry ceased tbs EsppahznLoek 81 EIy's suI
1eruana f1rds ls- night and q s repsrs=s th.s
ing thsy are no7ag via C-aaessrsyIs anu FrsdsEsks-
burg.
I The wh5ie Yankee army ia UsTHZ from C2lpsPer
Court Hous toward E.yis AID Germans f1rds, ever
which hey have tArown pontcon b.idzss and ACROSS
which tssir infzutiy, it is rspoIsd has been pag ali
day.
Some slight ssiruaishng to-day, with snail arms, i
reported TO have been gong On a. thessfords.
The enemy Witbdrs1 thsr picke.s on our front, az
the upper ford, last night
Ample Preparations are going On % meet tie enemy,
ana 1sek hsriiy eispss Uihaats desperate gem
srsl engagement Our troops are eager and confident
Grant IS reported &c hsys veFy Isrss force.
From Ihe FsaPPShSnuSek and akc Pszin
RICHHoED, Nay 4.-IafOrmation was rseaEsd Il thaT
city this forenoon, thst force Of Yankee osv4Iry
crossed the Ra7Pahsnnock AIys ford Lass night AMI
advanced down the plank roaI to whin I've niiss q
Fredericksburg It probably accommodating sx-
pedh T. during ths day they retired several miles.
At two O'Clock when the train lsf Hamil.oas cross
ing, the report deemed reliable that the Yankees
were again advancing In force.
The only news from the Peninsula b that the an
KEGS sHn oeeupy West Ponf, and vozs repairing he
wharf Their Piekets are thrown out six mils5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

4
merchant deing business on Front row, belong.
/ to the militia Some three months ago be OBJ
/ tanned an exemption paper. Il cost him ~ O
hundred dollars. he got il on account of physi-
cal disability. His friends were aware that be
was ER invalid but when he proved, by ex-
| hibising bis exemption paper, that he was more
than three quarters dead with tubereulAr con.
sumption, they advised bin to sell out to bis
partner and 20 to more healthy clims. he
said he thought he could stand Memphis
weather little while longer, and so he ssa.d.
Bat it was not long before his case WAS re-
| ported 10 the Provoat marshal He wss directed
By that iuneliensry 70 join company without
delay. He joined the Sans day, and his con
sumpgive symptoms left him 60 COON bis name
was pus en- the company roll. His show TO get
his two hundred back is rot worth the vslus Of
decsyed egg
When the first board of exemption wss ia
Eesson, in December, they certified that great
many apparently able-bodied ssa WsTs unfl for
military duty. Perhaps they ere right in every
instance, but circumstauiisl evidence does not
justify me in believing that they were. know
OF az least > half dozen mon who ebisinsd ex-
emptions because of alleged physical disability,
and who afterwards told their friends that shsy
had 70 pay pretty well loz going through" L
was eeaeraliy reported sad believed It's q eer-
tain kind Of partnership existed between mem
bsfs Of the board sad Dr. Creighton, private
physician, to the effses that all parties bringing
bis certificate of disability to the board were to
receive their exemption papers without being
subjected TO very close examination. Whether
this statement bs true or not, | am aware
Of q man named B++ss# vent to ths board with
a psper signed by a certain physician setting
forth t3at hs was not co Rblo-bolied man H3
was examined by the surgsOa of the board and
pronounced to be in the vigor e health
Bat he did Eos intend to 10 militia duty If
thecs was any way Of avoiding it. Upon leav-
iug he Torn Of the examining beard, be wsns
to ffierd Of h.s sGd asked for advice. HIS
friend told kin 20 90 to D., Cssigbtoa and get
AIEl 20 csTtifY thai he was n an iuff1 state IF
haalth. Hs went to Dr.. c., paid bin twenty
tive dolisrs, aud received The necessary dJcu-
msnt. Thea he went 60 ihs examining bos.d,
presented Dr.. Gre glt3o's certificate, Snd was
excepted ie dGs foII1. There was nothing the
matter 5ith bin, except an isdisposiiica - ioin
tha militia Now. 1 don's ssgess That Dr. Cfsigh-
ten asG The ozsEnjaing board were ia psgsgeI-
ship, bu. do say that his connection with them
requires expisastion. Tie opinion cf every cge
eonverssnt with the matter Is, that il gas 6 big
BWindie 10 q small way
am 10 possession oa Iasny Other interesting
items regarding militia Iaa.ssTs, and will Eesr 20
them in my GCXs letter PICKET.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
Tnk REOFAroEt esULRp.

IF tbs a.a;eslat of ths Federal journals CT
tae 3Oh uls. be tas, tast GRANT has densadsd
Ct ths LIscoLH G57ernuent The restoration Of
MCCLELLAN 20 tho service, and that ne has
backed has donsad by Iefulirg 10 move his
arniies until he wishes are s.ifsi, i nust be
elricsse1 thas h-l.o luek has, loT eBs time at
l5s5i placsd a. Interior II e pOsii9a to control
h's sggsTior. LIsCoLN dare no: rsfase, and the
"Lsls Nz9olso4' viii coaa7 IN. H3 dsrs p0i
rctos-, bs5suss jos. R7v GRANT Is h popular
i1el azd RE people vi; sUs;ziR hraI is any
tang, eIaegs ssffsFisg = de5aFs To Feiu.a
voRid invo-7o political sacrifice cf himself
snd i6lz h. is rot rszAy fori consequently wo
bsgs7s t.st il GsAEF has ask1d, hs VII rs-
cave, Iof un,il "a ls-es;ad rs oaa maaipuia.s
tee Administration a. pleasure, snd hs viii be
susssiasd By the sruay and The people.
Aszin--f il be true, it may be regarded aE 8
11oTs decided expression OF his DnHiIlingness TO
enlsr lie race ior tso presidency, than anything
E4 bas yes sai1 o. 6oas 70 dizsv0v such aspIa-
tons. ACCLELL4E, unless be meets with bad
luek in ni.s;sTy wsy, will be ihe Dsnocrssio
DoTniaoe. This Is evident. GRANT is q Demo
eza., anl els5 car sfrI 10 o. soDeToUs. By
getting MCCLELLAN il,o poa..5n vhe q lie
mag Pcssibly viz Some fsusa, be can hep him
to be ciaetsd President, accommodate his Old
nasjy flis-.Jz ygho seeln 6o-ermiaCd 10 stick 10
NCCLsLLAE st present remain st the hs=d OF
sse ANY himself fcg ioGg ycsrs, Ea3 then sue
cse5 lis present Protege. Al tbs he can do
sbou,d 10 Succeed in ais military plans, ard
LIsCoLs cannot lslp himself
II MCCLELLAN is returned to the service, We
nay expect to see him at onee at hsheed Of oEe
OF fhs grand areaias, either on the Rsppatsn'
neck or the TeuassHse-msst probably tie
fszaar. Il is s field he is acquainted. with :
GRANTS iams hss been won in tbs West. No
CLELLAN cen held .hs Federal IiDo in VugiEia,
While agAsT can come to Chattanooga and d.
rect movements ihege. This, in our op.Hioo, bc
regards Ire most vtlnsratIa poirt, and he viii
p,rsa-zly Look ef.cr Il, while MCCLELLAN car
cautiously cesupy LEES attention in Yfsinio,
sgd cot IN the eud gisk all On the iSaue Of Z
sicqle battle. a short time viii develop the
correctness of these specnlzsioBs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
Burzsidr,s command.

. Burnside Is represented to be On his Eay to
the front" A Washington dispatch Of the 25.b,
says
Hsj1r-Gen. Barn5t!s's corps this afternoon
passed down FoUTte5nsh street in ths presence
Of President Li1eon and Gen. Burnside Te0U-
sands Of persons e5uEregsted eoOus WilsEd 3
hotel sDd on .hs sTe=t, ssd ti's trocna sqers en-
thus.=s.iczfiy Tecsi7ed As tas egi5Tsd bri-sdo
psszel thsir fns u1sfchi1g zid orderly aesuug
ELECTED the higaess praise, aud ihsy Wsrs i9udiy
clesgsd. The troops sll presented . mzEnIf-
cent AppesTssne sad Sere N coed health sad
spirits. Business was quite suspended i0E tho
time, and Citzans generally crowded the side
walks 10 view the speCise.e. Mach oUihUsiasm
IVES manifes TED - men cheering, and ladies
waving thsir hanCksEehisis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
EorFesi IN Fssass'ss-I;ssge ;sg AuEmsHtA-

RGrFesB an Fgznesses-I.aERc AugneHlH-
slsR sf zEEs HoEee.
It sppears that Forrest esp:ursd FoIs Pillow
With only eight hundFed men, snd nos several
thouaan5 As at frs. reported. The Phiisdel
phia Iaguirsr, of The 26.h ult says:
The news in regard 70 rebel operations in
West Tennessee snd Northern Mississippi is i'm
pggteRt
General Lsmsn, who esespod from jackson,
TOaa., ou 5s l3.h, hss arrived At Cairo. He
ssyE when &c les there Forrest had arrived
tAsrs With thirty-o;ae TegigseDts. al tie troops
that we're IL Mississippi, except Writ Adsms'
cavalry, twea.y-tiC regiments, were under Fer
rcst'6 SEaUcdiats eoDTssnd, thirteen heinR under
ChslnleEs sRd cher cfissTs, according to rank,
a. follows:
R13aey, Mccullough, Bu!ord, FLulkner,
Nesly, Whaeisr, Manly, snd Bu6ew.
The csssr t. eePtGre Fars Paiov vas issued
c,l tae 6veHiug oi sle l0sb. C.l Bill 1As re-
qaiFe1 b EIsEca EsIs moaning EitA AZ buaarsd
-isE. Forrest ghi Chslm,fs fsiicTed y .,b tG1
hiGa.s5.sld theseEre eli ss.d 10 have ueCu there.
S.jos B5osh was vs,aed o. thuir z5p.5-ea
zgne 1sys 0glors FoTrsst's less !s rororse7 st
.sn killed p - t.igy-fys ToGDded Five thou-
ssBl T1eis Esgs bees cSpEefipssd by tbs eueIay
sjnca thsir occupation CT West T=nz sSsse sGu
KsnllgEY. IhsEs Has a TuEoe hat FoEIest'
f5gces have cTrss1d the TalsGHtchie, buS these
may have been bus few nsR taxing awsy con
sEIpis.
A telegram fsoa LouisyiIe reports Forrest as
marching upon Decatur, Hamburg, Columbus,
Nashville, sad about dozsn othsr plEcaa. He
seems to hsve completely befoggoi the Yankees
as 20 his movements. Another dispatch irom
ST. Losis, ds.ed tie p h, says:
Ads;c,s flom Memphis 70 the 22l say tba'
EcTrgste entire fcTcs were moving towards Ait
baEa, followed By G,isfson. Polk was gsid 70
ss marching north, sad Forrest would probably
join hsU.
Oa tho morning Of ths 2lss, GIiersoa's cav
airy csDs upon Forests troops, nesT Hanis-
THi8, Si,ea sharp fshs ensasd. Iao Ie0sis
rpfrsaisd IL tho Cireclidn o. jackson psas,Hs
through L&Grs1ge 4 number Of prisoners
holseC, mules ard wagons were captured fToBl
ihCm sAd tsken 10 Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

The IE0E-CLAD ALBEaARI.E AT PLFaoUTH.
A gentleman, wh0 was on board the Coafsderate
ram Aibemsrlu, informs US thas she struck the
South6elds sinidship5, eating into Der about
ter feet, the Ysrkee vessel sinking rapidly, aud
being fastened 50 tightly % the AibemaI5s ss 70
bear her b9W under hll the water rsa into the
port-holes In esdssVoEing 70 elesr her CT tie
wreck the crew had hand TO hand 6ehs with
the Yankees, using pistols s1d cuiiasses, in
which We lost bat oae man, altkoagh he HismE
was pouring shot after shot into them. When
the Smishfelds sunk the heats Of the-Albsmalls
picked up eight men, ons Of whom has since
died, which are al Shst were saved ost Of q
crew Of oRe hRnd5sd and seventeen. The Al
bsmsrle did not sueesed il striking ths a4isl1e
with her ram, buf damzgsd her 60 mueh Vi.h
| her guns ths. she Afterwards sunks J. = slia
! that ono shot frcm the Albsmaris klLsa szd
wounded twenty Of tbs crew Of tbs Mana
RishReaS SsRiasi,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

Our dispatches tais ngTnisg indicate early
engagements, both il Virginia and GscYgie.
Tagensmy sgsms 70 20 taking the initiative Ia
Bringing CT the fights, trusting, Of c0urss, 70 hi
superiority Of numbers to win. Our OWN troops
are rspo,i ed.con6dent. A few dsys at fs-thest
viii decds the issue cGr foe seems determined
on prtoisisstine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
eoYRRNmRrr PnopEnrY.

Tho Richmond Enquirer csila a;seation to The
fact that The 0fdBsnco bureau. has long been
engaged in the tedious and dific1lt tssk of col
lacsing guns bsyoness, saddles and other army
munitions snd trsppings, which have bssn left
upon battle fields aud gathered up By ciizsng,
but lafge quantities remain still in the hands of
private Individuals. Ali persons having such az
icles shoEid at oac5 sand or cary them to the
nearest military post End dsliveT them into the
hands OF responsible ofissr. War material
Of lverY description is nsedsd By iAe Govern
ment, snd every gan, eszsridgs box, beis, bsyo-
net, and ecAsbsId is OF far more valus to it than
thsy can possibIy bs 20 private individuals. It
is hoped, tssfafJs, ths. those who have such
pTopersy n their possession will appreciate tire
nseOss;s;eI Of the county sufficiently TO deliver
them Up e. oncs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

~. Me- ElgWr,n is annoulcsd fox coDl-
plirosatsry benef. ia Augusta to-menow nighI
tsade7ed by tbs e.tssns, on which occasion viii
be pro2ucsd E1r the fsst snl only tine, +" Vsne-
ia :, ths Isslisn Brids," five act play, written
bv Csps J. Yates Levy, Of savsanAh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

Hr Tha s3sis-iy orsi5 II LyUehbgrg, Va ,
wio uovsil.ng ths enrolling 6esT in inqaiT-
iaz ir.o spPl;caiieEs tor exemption G=d detail,
n,s speedily provided for by lsa, ere very lib
sral IN fbeir action towards p=IsonI who make
application for eE -1aio- e. fsrmor5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

[Ths Ladies Sslfis,s AID sssgoiE'ioR, OF
Alhensrla county, Va, (of which Aiss May
Randolph e p,eaideaL,l siree Inc lst OF DeesH-
bsr lssi, have Rad wool carded end span, 'snd
riaa husdre5 Psir Of socks knit isr the Govern
meni, BESIDES giving away tlaes hundred par
Of .nsir ON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

ga~ Tho ka,slne factory Of ). Jadgr & Co.
Of Co,uu5ia. S c., turas ouf 25OO 90 5000 FsiIs
q seeks Feg dsy. Seventy lads axe cn2ioye4
ia tbs fscssTy, snd soEle five c. SIX hundred ct
.heir owa houzca IL finishing them after the
knitting is done
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
EETE.GCE.

HEADQUARTERS aRaT CT TEFEEssEE,
rsito2, Ca, April l3.h, lf64 :
Fpsasel Orders Re. j.sl
Y - tas rsqe 8. o. ths Chief cgusrtsTusa-tsT,
ksyor : BLUE MOORE. Assistant Chief cusftsrIsas
ter g e.rsaiziy et-rssd Tiih tls ooiise'is1 sfiP-
asut ana sHF y o. iersEs -cr ths Any CT T-lass-
Hse .ii ot5csn Ar6 zEests nsU ufo- IL =aDF8 suiy
b. orlar f5E thsss HsAdguar.ers - Ss.L Is 1zSsT
Moore.
By eoEszEas Of Gen JcsSsT0H
EINLOCH FALOCCGe-
NEsF-r J. ELUE sEcoRE A. - znsrEL
ks-t. Ct.sf Qat-ter1asater Amy of EeunoSsse.
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3aile SS}pgeaI. 9
MORGING EDITION.
ATLANTA,
THURsDAr - ~ 8 Ia6A.
sRa oLe REYks.

The hssty scsioR of CnngEeSs, reported This
Ulotnirg, viii, W. SUPPOSE dspreeizis the old
fves a. oRee The vo.esf the House is 90 De-
sisive that We Psesuzs no different action msy
Be sntieirate5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
R.fTTEE nOTNE.

The ProytietorE of iai5 wsil known s-sd popular
EEOsSSe
Es,sra tssr ;ha-ks 70 tls ciiEszs Of Aobls sad az
trsve EE Psbs l5F he vs-y liberal pz;rousse hsrst'
fore sz-suss5 zad aops, o. stI.et attention to tho
ws-ts of ihs people, 80 merit and receive eoaiiao
Ezes O. tie yszIe,
We Eoul5 eay n tbs Estes, g eorTee! Io1ie rlls
sertsa asH tasttss Faae ao5oEe :sst ozs e-a'ss
i FIFTrzS DOLLARS PER DAY, and IN 70 case hss
more bsen otz-ss1.
FAasIisE5 yes.so11 q procuring sFzrsucuss esss
do 50 y Ed1-.Es.-E Re cad---isosd
NA8zI5a DgTALL & co.
s-IsIu I'rrp.istors Nehiie. Als
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

HEAVY Loss.-It is eisssa by TIC Richmond
Esgzi7er that he great FIRE st Wilmington has
fsll.n very heavily upoa blockade operations
Icdssi, il nay Be considered 20 have, foT fonls
tins. put g. eiFociual stop 70 TUnripg thc block
sdo. The difficulty Of prOcu,iaE transportation
for cotton viH prevent, fer several months, tho
seeunu- -ltios Of = a1f 1fi.is:.s supply This loss
Is very 5ssigus q tais t.r2e Tee destfaction Of
property las tssE ve.y great, aad estimated q
lrs-a u.rcs 10 dva Eilic1s Of doiisTs IL fc,d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

EsCArED.-kdju.sui Thomss W Cumming,
of the 1eh Georgia, sos Of Col H q. Cam
rling, Of AggEstA, reached Augusta on SAiUr-
dsy last. Lieut. Comming sigaally distin-
guizhsd hirnseIf by bis galaa!ry at the assault
made by p-TIieE of L0ngstfssfS ferees cu eus
OF shs icitfcAtioas in frcat Of Knoxvills, IN
December lsst. 10 WAS, se believe, the cRly
one of car ofdesrs who catered the fortifeAtisns,
sad, strange to say, he escaped unhurt, al
thot "a ths act performed was one Of the nos.
daIi / of the var, Aad ELECTED the animation
Of even the Yankee garrison. Iisut. Cumming
subssquentiy nsds his sHsspe from the enemy
while on bis way to Camp Chase, ard arrived
10 our lines few days sinco, alter undergoing
Tnzny hsTdsbips.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

ES- Gel. s.sphaa E1iots, j., sea Of Bishop
EiEc.f, and commander of Fvrs s1mter, has
tsen promoted 10 the iull rhrk CT caltyel, ard
assigned 10 the command Of the Holfombe La-
rian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

Fsg' Il answer 50 q correspondent, who IN
quirs5 If any iEdiv dual CT co;Poys,ion hsd suy
right TO densad al this time, Sh5Te 10 silPulE-
ton has been made, anything nors thAz five
6ogzg bills, she Coasti,E!'eEGtist, ei AugasJa,
replies tbat Eve deilar bills, according &c law
o. Csagres1, are 1eeeivsbia 81 pa uatil the lat
OF July, and are, lheSeiO.e, OF the same iootir
with thu rew issue, ind cEuuo. be refused by
snr individual o. co-rp-zlio3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

EA sisisi meeting Of It's couneil of tie
Protestant Episcopal chuEeh, in she D.oceso OF
S1c,h Carolina, will 30 held in ths chsr-a oftAe
Advent, spsItanburg, on Wednesday, tie lO.h
inst, At 10, AZ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

~ The steamer General Moulirie, belonging
TO ths Palmetto Importing and Exporting Gem
paHy, bss been sold. She is to be used ss 6
,iredge beat fer the hsrbor of Nassau.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

~ According to lato adviees 'r'n VicEi'
burg the mortality thsts, is unqsuaiiy giesi iof
,t,iq ~ ICON. Wash Tsusss, late city marShsb
djes II his rssidsscs in that city, short tine
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

tT The oficsFs and men in the Charleston
naval squadron have rsised fund for ths ben
Ell Of the families Of the missing crew of the
atsaEar juno.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05
RELL. MOORE & co,

CO.E,xTsSI0sg' sEEEsCEt'f.s = z ;
I'D ..A5.r-sls aaie-s - g.. E-ass Il F1AJi'
~ $500 .-a atsl-4 Ca
4 st.s..fa- ped 81 G ns,S -4..n.t q ess-y
go ~ s-i5f r1Cs- ft-i ---~s. is-5,.h
sS..s 60 =. =. s...-t .ue en-. - q =a. spa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

" Col Flaraing, ehst engineer and gsns-
Tal supsriniendsat OF tbo Noble and Ohio rail-
read company, was brosght 70 5be ely yesssr-
day. We learn from hi1l that the seeiient c.
cured mar Gunt9Hn. Ths engines Of his cen
struesiCn trains came IN collision, bat ihsy were
moving 20 slowly, thGt very Lt.is damage was
dona 70 siiaer epgiUe. Mr. FlelaiSg had txks1
pczition Oh lie ccW-eztchaF, for she Purpose Of
better examining ihs road, s1d tho accident Wss
oecasioned by bis jumping from tbs COW
estehar. His Loft leg sTas broken in TIVE places,
lust below the knee. He hopes, however, that
he will soon be Ell right sgain, and thai he viii
not IoEgbe a5ssn. fscm bis responsible and in-
porssnt duties Il is mach 10 Be regretted that
by tbs Gcc.dsns his trip NJ the road vas NOS ex-
tended to the desired poilt--lESbils Register.
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Ezr Tbs Prairie Nst5s, paper Suspended
about tie CON moncsmsnt Of the wsr, Is 10 90
rsyaaA5 at okolors, Aiiss., in few dsys' by
Mssars Street & A5Air L viii be Publiehed
vFeehfv ard frs-y-7fk'y
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ATL.yTAs Aprl-lEtg le04
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ARROW TIE"
HOOP zroR BaHdS--PateEted--
Sub sgitgste fer Rope iD
Railing Cotton!

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roa Adassa % suy siEs Of balas IS qU ky IS rSp'
Fsrtsa suI F,t up In Tia Ess: co7ysaisst paessyts
Cor ,-r..-oriatoa tie rslstvS baIk being mach lsfs
thz> thst q TcPs.
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FROM MFxfCO


Prom the Richmond Sentinel 3oI
A flag of tInee boat arrived At City Point
Thursday night, with fifty Confederate efieers
and three hundred pTivAtss, for exchange. A
much larger narber of Srivstes, as the proper
sioa of ofisezs shows, are en- route, bat VIII not
arrive for several days.
A dispatch to Commissioners Ould from Major
Mulford explains the dslsgby stating that he
steamer Express, on which were majority of
the prisoners, gave out between Point Lookout
and Fortress Monroe and could proceed no fur
lhsr without repairs. The other steamer tool,
on as many as she was capsule OF carrying and
proeesded On to City Point
There are two e0loaels and several lieutenant
colonies among the ofHears, the balance being
OF inferior rank. We understand that many q
the retained prisoners are sick and wounded
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s5r A letter from Captain ". Il. Bsnnsit to
bis Eierd5 in Coiunbus, Ga, tTom Camp
Chase, March 16tb, states that he hsd received
letter ircn jack Boswell, who is also = priso-
r,r, iuioraejDs hia Of the dssib Of Pfisaie
1sehEy,. Of CaPtain Bsrdsn'S company, I7th
Gsergia regiment. Nt. Zschry, Was from
Harris county This letter also. caTeEialed the
5ts;h Of GE. Wm. Il Kirven, y Camp Msrion,
rem typhoid lever. Captain Bennett reports
tinselE in usual good health, and tie prisoners
generally, with aa occasional case Of smallpox
ssnorr ttem.
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h a PHO
Reports OF the P-ess Association

EuiessG sccsFdng &C act ef C1zgaes O. t5 yszs iEg
hy J. Z. TREAsasR- h he CLERK oeacs o. tEs d.
iot Dours 3f he Cs1fsios1ia states Tor rs EsrtA
s.r Tffrsrfrf ~ Cieo~r-s
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~ W. Gilmore silams, Esq, poet, critic,
novsist, hiEicEisn, and ore Of the eldest LIVING
el.tsr5 Of tbs South, is in Columbia, South
Carolina. on A visit.