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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-08
GRAND FESTIVAL.

NOTICE is given. that the members oi
~ the NJ. <. Church OF Caltawissa, de
sign holdnga FESTIVAL, al their Church,
on the 4ih Of July next; the proceeds TO go
towards paying off debt against The Par
,sonage. DISsEas, SuPrERs, leg CREAni, &c,
will be served up on the occasion. Also ,
an address will be delivered.
June & 1851
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.hnNENISTRATOR'S.NoTICE.

E,.1:. Of James B. GttSOn oj Greenicood fCP..
Columbia County, cec'd-
NOTICE is hereby gwen tnai letters OF
~ Administration on the estate of James
B. Gibson, OF Greenwood township, Coiom-
bia couDiy, dec'ed, have been granted by
The Register OF SAID coCu;y, 10 Abraham
Young, E>q., residing in Benton township,
and county aforesaid. All persons having
claims against the estate CT lts dscedel, |,
Are rsqnested 10 present them for seIlle-,
rnen., and those indebted 10 tSe estate will
make immediate pav Gient.
ABRAHAM YOUNG. Admr.
Benton twp. April l3, 1864 s..
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CANDIDATES. COLUMN.
CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF.

THARLES Fl. HESS, Of Miffln township,
I've are authorized 10 announce, will be
candidate for the Office of SHERIFF of
Columbia County, a, the approaching gen.
etal election, subject TO the decision OF the
Colnm bia county democratic convention.
Hiff1i /, June i, 1864. So pd
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THs iias Of dealers. in Colambia County,
win be seen iu this weeks STAR.
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Gass OF DsOWslse-A An interesting Huls
girl aged about four years daughter of
John Bryant OF this place fell into The canal
yesterday, sbout II O'CLOCK. AMI before the
BODY conId be rescued, lie bad become
extinct. This is sad sffliciion 70 the
pareui,, Il being ,h=if only child Dentils
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Erpss BUsH One of our exchange news.
papers says insects psver. touch tbs elder
bn.h. The leaves Of the elder, scattered
over cpeumbers, cahbases, equashes. and
oihsr plans sabjsct 10 The rasagss of in
sects, siIec:ually shield shem. The plumb
aud other fruits may be saysd by placing
.oi the branches and through them, punches
Of elder leaves. |, is said that aunls will
hot come about where elder leaves are
icaiisrsd. This is easily tried, and if sue
csssful, DR. great importance.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-08

StfFeHIse FROM Ra Eoa A1lsa We rs5rel
70 stgte that Hon. NJ. E. jackson, is lying III,
al bis residence in our Borough. He has
t:sep teve-s.y afflicted with rheumaiisnu for
ee,Ieras weeks past. with very lluls im prove
tnent IN his condition. Beryick Gdsefs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-08

THs PLua UeLY of the Republicdn has
foue 10 the Baltimore Contention, 10 help
nominate 0LD AK. The ShGddyi,es will
Ell be there in fail iorcs and visor Old
Abe and Fremont for j, s; bo,h trying 10
claim tie sdppca oil the radicals.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-08
HOWARDS kSSOCIATIOY.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. SCI
- DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Sys,ems--new and ks-
liable rss,ment--in Reports of ihs HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION-Sent BY mail IA
sealed l6tieE eDvelopest free OF charge -
Address, Dr.. J. SKiLLlN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
S,feei Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec. 10, fees-Ev.
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AdrnInistrator's Notice.

Estate Of DAME! S. McHenry, deed.
r ETTERS testameDiary on the Estate of
= Daniel IS. McBsnry, late OF Jackson
township, Columbia County, deceased, /,
have been granted by the Register of SAID
eouny, to Rohr McHenry: residing in the
township OF Benton, Columbia county
All persons having claims against the es-
tale oiIhe decedent are requested 10 pre-
sent The IN Only authenticated 10 The admin
istraior for settlement aud those indebted
10 The estate are required 10 make payment
10 him forthwith.
ROHR McHENRY, Adrnr.
Benton twp, April 20, ,S6i.-6w. 81.
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Adsnimi>trator's A Notice.

IL tate ri Susan Harp. hate Susan Peter
man, SGa srloaf township. Coir bla conn
", deceased, have been grained by ino
Register OF said couniy,lo Abraham foung,
who resides In BeBton iow,Bh5p Co1m bia
county All pc rson. having clair,s or de-
mands against the ssiais OF ais jecedsnI
are reQu asied 10 present 'heu 20 The un-
designed for spIt.emen; and aosriadek,-
ed 10 the estate are. required 20 make i'm
IN ediaie payment, 10
ABRAHAM &c. Nc
pa,toy 1s.r Il .E6I-St
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-08

THosr ofouf readers who have friends
10 The sfmy should moi forget 10 write LETT
rsrs aud send Newspapers 10 our gallant
soIdiers They are always longing 10 hear
pegs from home, and ls.ler, or newspa
.per-ihsir home newspaper, especially
- ever = most welcome visitor. Just now
sbsfe are hundreds Of our brsve boys pros
iEs.led on beds Of pain in tbs hospitals al
Washington, AIexandfia, Philadelphia and
eIrav 5-rs. 10 who's the time passes weari-
~ #hos would Hnd great soIacs in theis
home newspaper
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EovIsG South.
Fecht'F
Passsngsr.

LttNS
EovIse scuTH.
Passenger. Passenger.
Leave Scranton, l.2O P M
90 Kingston 8 55
= Bioomsbuig BPS
g Dapvillc, 9.i5
Arrive al Morbid 955
. MOVING NORTH.
Leave Norh'd 8 90 A.. NJ
:. :. Dsnv,lle, $40 $40
Bloomsburg, 3 35
Kingston, IL ~ P II
Arrive al Scranton, I30 a.
tre;gh, & Passenger ieaye3 Bloousburg.
10 Is 4 NJ
Passer gers taking The Mail Train South
connect with :he Express train from Nor
umberlsnd. arriving az Harrisburg ..
2 80 A. M Baltimore, 100 4. III. and at
/ Phil'a. al I, 90 A. III. The Mali Train from
Norih'd, leaves Immediately after the Ex-
press tram from harrisburg at and Bali
more. allowing PASSENGERS leaEing Phila-
/ Gelphia, al 10. 40 P. NJ. 10 reach points
| on this road Inring The neat forenoon.
| New and elegant Sleeping cars accom-
! pany the night trains iesch way between
| Northumberland and BdltiI1ore, and NoT-
thum berland and PhiIadephia.
n A. FUNDA, Supt.
! ]. c. Wells, Gent licka agent
| Kingston, Feb 8, iS6z.te
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THk Rspubiiean gioals oser the idea tina,
the s0uld'er's vole this FaIl is going 10 be
..quiis an acquisition 10 the Abolition major
'ry- Tao Soldiers xho return homo this
Fall, in consequence ol their time being up,
viii not vo,s as many expect they mighl. if
they yei remained. in. ihe service. They
'wilI noi be selected and furioughed home for
The pnrpo.e Of casting an Abolition vote,
As stheJ were iess Fall, when SraNTos boast
ed that be had sent Cnr;ia so Ooo sotes!.
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NOTICE. no TaE TAX COLLECTORS.

NOTICE. TO TIE TAA CULLEGiUk5-
NOTlCE is hereby eis-u to- ali Co!lsciovs
70! State, Cousfy, AEd Dog Tax. and
Militia Fines, EDi.f.as DnpsId Duplicates
for 1869 and previous ears, iiat tney are
STRICTLY required 10 ,sriiie ami paw 10 the
County Treasurer, Oh Saturday ths 2stb OF
Nav inst or efiis for their Immediate
coiie-tioti vii be placed 40 the hands OF
'Ihe Sheriff L {,
C. Y HESS,
! ROHR MeH ENRY,
T. :. TANDERSLiCE,
.',st = CossnissioN@A
Commissioning o6ios,
Blodbs5urg, Msy r. 1854
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE 8, 1864.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-08

THE NEa1HER.-Ths 6ckleness of our
spring weather Mas never more remafka-
bly exempli6ed than in the suddsnness with
which sunshine and showers has succeeded
each other of iale. Storm chases storm
across the sky. with delicious intervals oI
sunshine. Tbs sweet refreshing showers,
which SO grealIy benefit vegetation, come
and depart isiIh a audiences ,bsi u extra
ordinary even ia our cbangsfnl climate.
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BLOOM sBUKG, pa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
FaOm Nossras nassssssGPPr.

z correspondent Of the Mobile Register.
writing from Nsrth Mississippi, says "a nes
life is being Infused into this region Of tho Con-
fderacy. Tbs recent fair weather has in
proved the roads 90 rs to facilitate military op-
s%raiious, which arc bagiuning again IL qaod
earnest Uader the restless eyes Of the indom-
liable FuRREsT sud gallant LIE, there is 10
tine for lyiBg idle when westher and Yankees
both combine to f~seilita's and invite active
movements. The recent -eTaeuRiou Of Corintb
By the snsmy shows that be is wise enough 10
take time By the forelock, and get cut Of the
way aud concentrate while there is : chance.
The country here is greatly Fejoieod over the
unexpected s~bandoEment Of this stronghold
1t is not becsuss the place has cesaei to be Of
importance to the Y4nksss that they have
abandoned il, for il is the hey to the West Ter
nssseo valley against North Georgia or Ala
bans, or down the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
It's abandonment cannot be considered o.hers
wise than as an evidence Of increasing weak
nsss--A want of force-snd with the ready
means Of supporting a garrison shere By ship
ping supplies up tbs Tennessee river, It would
not have r7'n given up if the men could be
spared fer g. further occupation. Upon leav-
ing he place the enemy burnt all buildings and
aol Ks Of q public nature. Oar troops already
have entered Corinth and others are moving,
probably, for tho same destinations
The Mobile and Ohio railroad is rapidly being
repsiTed-the road was run to-day as fsr m s.
rupel0, and cars will soOa go to Baldwin
Then the repairing Of only one bridge is neces.
sary-that across Twenty-mils creek-to ena-
be rains to run 70 Corinth. Improper energy is
exercised, our cavalry can be supported WITH
forSge shipped up to Baonviile, from the Prairie
bslow, even If the enemy do bod Sauisbary
aud GEsBd Junction, unless our force be too
greatly diminished BY sending troops elsewhere
MeiOrGep. ) j.. 6holson Is a0OVe, with BIZ
Mssissipgi State troops, and he hlgays kseu /
SidA awake with his face TO the enemy. III,
c SIX regiment of Tennessee cavalry. eom-
Iosnded By Col BaEtean is slto n wing 20 she
front, having been recently assigned 70 Gen.
Forests command Under It's c4shiug ard
intrepid leader. god service MAJ DO expecssd.
General rgRsou's brigade, s~aationed 81 fsis
place, Is rapidly ec.uitng and Teeeyerirg from
rs recent bard ssrviee. Il will soon be heard
from n the hsld, with CREST sorrow 10 the Ysn-
hees, and credit to tho country. A nero eal!nns
csnEot be fcSnd in this department.
La fact, the country may congratulate itself
zpsn having a. the present time an array Of esv-
airy officers and men in Nississippi that can De
taily relied upon. II they ae not Of The right
metal and capacity, It will be difficult to fad
those who are.
What we want is encouragement, unsnimily
lnd support. No weak k1sed, Shrinking Uaian-
sm now-no Substitutes, no assertions, no spse.
l~lators-and IN less shsu tFelVe months more
shall have pesee and independence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

TRIAL OF FORDE CoNcLUDeD-Tha trial
Of Rsbert s. FoFde for the murder Of Z bert r.
D xon, was concluded last evening about seven
o'clock. lie jury rendering a verdict OF guilty Of
murder 10 the second degree, and sssigni8g lhs
prisoner 20 TIE period OF eighteen yeas inpTis-
oRnenl 10 thu peRiteniiaIy. After the verdict
was announced the jury were pclied At The sug-
gesiion Of che Of the counsel for The defense.
and it was aseertRIne9 that they were mani
moas in he verdict. The counsel f5F to- urs
ener gave Bolies that they would take an agaeal
for = new trial.
This iTisl hss occupied ten days, and has
been naos ably conducted both on the part 81
tbe prosecutioB and the defence. The eIesing
speech Of Mr L Tazsweli, she conmouwseltbsi
Attorney, occupied three bours and a half. an
is said to have been enc Of the ablest Of his lie
The court room was crowded with spectators.
and during ire Whoie period Of tho trial, Is has
elected the deepest interest.
Tee prisoner is reprosenied TO h2ye been great
ly affected -Riehmosd Wig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
Cosssn Cards,

The MillsdgeEale Recorder understands shs,
the increased number Of machines e-oasruetsd
in the PsnitsnfisEy Tor the manufscture Of cotton
eaEds viii Do much tovsTd Supplying a crest
Pnehe reed, and that cards may now be had a,
ths sale room At the CID price Of six dollar, a
psir' half in skins and the ether halt in money
Ths IS change Of The former rule. which r..
CURED the whole priss to b paid in skins. The
Savannah RsYabhsaa, for tie benefit Of those
desiring esFda on these terms, land in no other
way ean they be obissned at the r~enisentisry.A
states the quantity Of skins, and the plice. 70
buy ; pair Of cards 70 Be as follows: For sheen
goat, deg or deer skins, raw, the price allowed
h twenty-five cents for p inches in length and
I'VE inches IN Uidihi and for isaned skins Of
shs saRs dsseriplipB, the sun is fsy espts
Ihe skins anss be sound, ard without holes
4 va take iran<wo to three shins. sceordipo
to SIZE, TO bring three dollars in exchange; The
other three dolaTs viii be rscsived in mons,
ior q PAX Of esrds, under the present reeuls.
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

To C0sRassgamdanfs OF 90.

BUREAU - cOSscBIPrIsN 2
RickDond, Virginia Januasy Is, 1866 )

scripts,
BUREAU - COSscBIPrIsN Z
BickGond, Virginia January IS, 1864 !
Circular no Al
THa attention Of Cemnsndsnts Is eCps eisly directed
to General Ordsr No. I. Adiutsns and Inspector GIN.
srsi's Office current series, herein st firth for ths.r
Information,
ADJuT&sT AID LssPEcToR-9EsERzL's OFFICE Z
Richmond, JaGusrg %, 1864 )
General Orders No. u
1 Paragraph " Gsaeral Orders No. 3 current re.
riss, Is hereby revoked.
II Enrolling officers viii prOosed a. rapidly IS
practicable IN she surolment Of all persons made ia.
bio 10 military service. Previous 30 enrolment as
eonsOripts al such psrsoos will be al owe to voluu.
iseF, p~soFiasd
LIT The eoupang selected waa IN Eervies on the I6sh
Of april. 1861.
I'd The company selected ia, st the time OF Tolun.
tserins below the minimum luabsr pssslused by
rssuia Ions.
Sd. no persons maze liable to service under tie or.
def viii be permitted 80 join, or will be ass Ensd 10
any company which has more tsan sixty four prvafes
Olthe r5it natl al ths mpanies in ser Ice nsola The
Stlts Of wsieh the Eolun ssr or c~onaerfpt is a reni
deas aaaI have The Einmlm runner prescribed by
the rssulat Q &
4h Upen thu company bei4s selected. ihs volun.
t@A "AA 7tf u a. 14EtAslls oMesE q e6GtlGaG
20 tie effect ihsthe has so volunteered and ne voiun
tasr will b. rec iysd ia SOY company except on sulh
certiaca,e 9.
III Persons who fan 70 make SELECTIONS according to
he provisions Of bis order, and st the same time Of
enlistment, VIII DO ass gass aeeordlsg to szissi1g rig
alsaonE.
". AL eflosrs in command Of comp. nies authorized
uuder This order to recsive volunteers or eonserisis
wiiI forthwith serd TO the CennAndsnt Ct CeEseipaa !
o. ne State accurate certified rolls ef shsir eomps-
neg and without szes to1, showing thss thsy do not
exceed sixty four pr7ssss there VIII not to aazigasd
any conEeript or volunsser.
By command u the Secretary o. var
s. COOPER,
Adiltagt anl Inspector g ene7aL
By order Of Col JOSH $ PREsToE. supsrn,andent /
Of oonEcriPtcn.
C. B DgFFIzED, a. A. General
EuRsAU or coEsCRIFTI0S, =
Department Tennessee, ala. Hss. ana Eass La ) I
MOBILE. February 4 is54.
r. ~DOLHONDE,
sSf- Captain ard "A General.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

= Ihs Meridian CLARION states that Niss;s.
siPPi East Louisiana and West tennessee. have
been orgseissa iptotTo esvaTy departments By
Gen Polk Toe northern department viii be
commanded BY Gen F5rest, with headquarters
aiCena ana lie sorlhern deparinen' hy Gen.
Les, With heaeqaaI.sEs - Jackson. TIE divid-
iag Ina between these two cavalry departments
vii Eunsoa rs % include Ia the northern dsps.i-
neat the counties Of Monroe, Cbiekassw, Ca
YsllssusAs and Bolivar, lying norih Of 3
liae drs1E ION he southwest corner Of Taua.
hs'ehis couaty to the town Of PTentss, on the
Mississippi rirer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

We suppose n reveal nothing prsmaturely
when we state that military movements in his
S ate have eulmins.sd IA al attack up Ngwbsrn
oy he CosfedeGzte troops Tie attack. whcb
vas to have CONNECTED On Su06ay, did moi
commence unfil yesterday marning, owing to
he fact OF a part Of the stacking foges mot
having arrived il time,
The attack opened yesterday morning, and
there Was pretty heavy fighting, with what re-
snlt has not yet been aseertaiued. A rRmOr on
the street has it that we hAvs taken Hewben.
but of this there is no Official confirmation.
OF the casualties we hsve heard nothing. cx-
cept that Col. Henry NJ Shaw bad bes4 killed
We lear this report is only too eorecS-Wa-
asagtOn Journal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

NeaTH ALABnA-Tbe Montgomery Adusr-
fte has information that on the night Of the
Ssb Gen Rs3dy, With q portion Of the $50
AkbAmar regiment, Oh HAnRon commanding,
and Ao1slsnd's battalion (Lisat-CoL More
landl, inside an attack upon Athens, Ala, As5
-tisT . severe coDaict captured the place, kIl.
lsg about fifteen OF twenty Of the enemy and
capturing sboui ibe sam number. Hs slso
eAnsd 3 large smoantof sfmy stores and pro
Fisio7h and sroDght Of 6lty horses and varIous
sloe1 sqaiPnsais Oar loss was three killed,
one missing, ard Eve wouneed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
MORE


PIECE AUGUSTA sHEETIEG,
10 OVER AND FRoCz COATS,
IA superior Flock Goats,
2dz English Beaver Hats,
= dos Black Hats,
10 dez Scissors,
3 doz. Shears,
43 des Horn Fire Tooth Combs,
S daE Lambs Wool Kat Drawers,
10 sGiis Uniform Goats and Pants,
10 dos ~CUIsycombs,
dOE. Msriao Shirts,
IS gross small Gilt and sIvsrsd Buttons,
grcss ConfedeTsts StsF Buttons.
10 gross Agate Battouz. assorted;
80 n cox's Waterproof Pistol and Gun Csps,
5Ogross Gilots Steel Pens,
80 pairs Congress Caters.
9 pieces 4 Augusta gaeeting,
Streams English and French Paper,
4 picoos44 Bieached Gotten,
10 daz L. C HszdksTebisfs,
p 5oz 100 yd8. Whi.s spools,
5ds Eaglish Mem landum Blohs.
The foregoing aasortmsnt Of
Superior goods,
arc On consignment, and for sais ss the cid
stand Of Psala & Davis BY
T. p PEAsE,
n45t p 7ebt5as s5aat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

P@raphrsssd from g Earion,s Msn.s
orr band is few but true and rid sur lssss, s,,s
sud cold
The Ysnk0o soldier trsmh,es Wien Morran's mans is
Our fortress is tae good greenwood, our tent The opsa
iea;
We BROW Tie forest far and vide as ssausn know the
W. ssov It's walls Of thorny vines, its slaasa Of rssa7
Us safe aud Silent ISLANDS set vithia the dark narss..
Then harrah for Inc camp Of Morgan mem
1ls distant eamp In he greenwood allen
The rife sure, and the charger hesf,
The bold attack aud tue swift retreat.
WO 70 The Yankee solaiery thaa IHtls dread us aerrt
On tns@ Ahai light at midnight a strange and sudden
When wasiag 70 their tents GA are ihsy srssp ,asIr
md hey who stand 10 faeo oar band are Bsast % eursa
ana they who fly in terror deem a m.gsty bos, bsb,B5
ANA hssr the tramp CT thousands upon the h0loz
Then hurrah for the camp, etc..
Then sEsei TIE hour that brings release from Danger
We sIk ths battle over and ,hsrs the battles spoil
The woodlsnd rings with laugh and shout as if 8 hunt
And Woodland d wers are plueked and vreataed to
WIN merry songs re mock the wind that 10 tie Pine
top grioyeE,
And siaaoeF iaus and p~.Aosfuuy On beds Of osAss
Then hunaa for the camp, etc.
arsge men there are all Ger the Isna-srags men with
Fh'iI hearts arc all with Morgsn-@r Morgan are their
And lovely ladies' greet cur band with kin4llsss vol
wahsmilss ike those Of summer skies and ,ssra IKE
those f spring
For tAem wo wear those tEua:y arm. and lay hem
TIL forth he yankees re bava drive, t,-.,o- "a.
shore
The, burr.b er b
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

THE WHEAr-Ths Selma reporter says Il
Is now thought that the wheat crop did not sus
Tain 20 much injury in that section Of The cout.
ny, from The late severe spell Of weather, sc was
'sarsd Many Of The best judges anticipate a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

A WORTHY ExANrLE The sandersville
Gtsrgisa pabiishesa liss Of aisy-six planter
Of Washington county, who have pledged then
selves to sell corr a. Two dol are per bushel h.
he wives and children # INDECENT soldiers il
be servies, and the widows and children f
indigent soldiers who bsys died or beer killed
IL the service, or sRy disabled soldier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

: sst 81 oHcisszsea FrctEas sseor3ses a a..
sSasrn HEPress CeEssaay, February 8,
Bo1esteWF ehrPherd B B Tally, Nr 2 vsd efus.
arp. gun; Cap @ " Batter kes; Il MARSHAL
aieun W b. h 81 I House gSs 49,. n
~ sfs n Dnnningto1 * L Christian *. In D..
Vi. Bdls D. z hHghtneA box; Wa Wbiiske1 sfo1ls
y 3 bruff, box } mes pei Z p Ksnp 3 49,.
FHafshsh, pkg s,eTa Bfsdt pkg p NJ Pesdoef
o. A J Bal & ooxi u A BeH. box WAlte &Psas- -
, 2 Murphy, 2 ~.
The above height Il stored o. orre5s, fak sn6
pease, and viii BE- sold for OhaTgsa. Il not called for
\ 4, KgTTs Oh. clsgk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

On ths Ion OF Fsoruary, Is64 you sre called upon
to elect memosrs 10 she coefeaerafs Consrsaz Il
have served yea faithfully and to he hes Of ny
abb ~ In he prsssat Congress- ] 7oE svaI myss,s
Of als means 20 annouHcs % you th4tI an a eansi-
das TO raPsassas tie 60 CoasrsssiensT District oom.
20 ed Of De counties q Spencer. Baihi, Aslsoa.
Aadoa W~asa1sasH, Audsuou, Mercer, G rrard AZ
Boyle. In 'hs nezt CoHsrssa L elected. I eaaoniy
promise "a aneissasd dsvsu0n 70 g0ur Interests and
our Cause.
Ihave the horer e BE-, most truly.
iee9 ~ n nrrr-rn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

HEAVY RoBBsEY -rne ssfs Of Msssrt. ".
Phillips, 3 Co, meFohasi 5 Of Gsimn, wss hlovn
Osen On The night Of the p inst, and $50. 600
abstraeted theTsrom,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

- The Selma Reporter understands lhst
parties are cfsTiug to contract with Governor
Watts, Of A ALBANIA, to deliver gzi. at four, and
evea as low as three dollars per bushsl TIE
paoba5iiiy is that CONSUMERS win be able to
sappiy themselves allow rates in The summer
and al.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
KentnckV EIecfien

We srs sui Dried % anaounss as BENZ ,
sssDLsY 3 candidas 70 rsprsssas .bs ia D,.rst
n the next Golfsdsra's o Congress. Jascesa February
oh - 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

= A-lestsE 10 the Mobile Register from
oE'ionA Aasis4iPPs says substitute prinei
psalm his parts Of the country ars coming for
ward vilh tlseriiy AID volunteering. sar,s.a
via tesr long freedom and sow determined a.
any to give he Yankees a blow. Many con.
pasiss q bsys anssf eOnscript Gge have bssn
f4'sea' and sre lorning ihsnsslvss into bss,sl
iH5 and reginsrs.p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
For 8 0Usres.

WE are anfhosizsd @ snrl unes Gen. RUnPHRsY
Ma SHALL az esad dAts to T prsssns TIE Esghsh
G ayr ssioHal District Of EsntsesY. Elsefon loh
February s6l az ia
Register a6d GonfedYrrcr %,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06

A FIRE occurred IN Charleston wodnes-
day m0Taing, BY which two hundred ard afty
halss Of cotton belonging to private parsiss
wss destroyed