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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

Capt Browns company have recently had a
very exciting scd interesting time with The torv
bushwhsckers in Gimsr eoantY. Oar infars,.
ant left Eliiay on the 20sh inst, and he savs
that for a week before he lcfs, some men were
killed nearly every day. The tories wilb their
squirrel rifles, pick of our men from bshind
recks and Ises, and al msuner Of hilIirg
places. In this way, they have killed six Or
eight Of our soldiers. About the I5sh, six Of
these villains msds 4 stand sgsinst a souad Of
our cavalry, who charged upon them and killed
ioErof their number, old man Kirby and his
son being OF the number killed. Tha nsuas Of
the other two a-e not remembered. On one
other occssion our men got after two brothers
BY the name Of Ward, who were notorious bush-
Wbaeksr5, and who ha1 inst returned from IL
side lhs ensmy5s lines with considerable ouaD
i y Of Ysnkes notions. They showed fght.
and Albert W. was killed for bis teusritv. bu,
Dock made bis osczpe-Clsie Fain apd a15tbsr
tosy NAMED Robertson, were both killed.
TIE former was I captain Of tory compauv
had recently returned from within the ensuy5s
lines, and bad about his person. quantity of
counterfeit Confederate meney, and Letters nom
Federal officers to himself and Tory friend.
The pGrpOrt Of these letters was 20 urge tha to-
RES 70 do all in their power against he rebels.
and hasten to come over to them that now Was
the lsst chance, for The CO1federacy would soon
"g0Op noEe would b. pardonod uules.
thsy should be within Yankee fold before the
rebellion was crushed. Our fnfcrmAns thinks
lhst ~ least twenty Of these tones bad been
sent to their long homo by Capt. Browns gAl.
sns boys during the week preglous to his lssy.
ing Elijsy. This company lad started. a day
or two before, after band OF tories On GfsasS
creek, in Eannin county
There IS an EEful condition Of affairs in that
section Of the Ssste. These bushvhseksrs IN
every fuIloughed soldier that they can. rob IoZ-l
men, and commit AL sorts Of depre5s.ions On
delsnssiess women and children. We are els5
to-ieArn that one company OF the S.ste tF5ons
aas recently gone TO the assistance Of OsDt,5r
Brown and hls gallant bsRd.-Rslns Co,ri,-
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Raid Torss. and Deserters.

A rssponsf5ls ofissr q. AshviIs, North Carolina,
writes that considerable exetssst slsd tere
few days ago by the appearance Of Considerable o1ey
u tories with dsseztsrd They took session Of Burn
vile vilIsys about tTsnfysigat miles dsJant srd a.
last accounts 10 possession CT t1s place. via
cksts thrown out several niles distant Stap1 ha7s
been taken % capture or drive Jae1n back
They c1ptursd quantity Of gus and auu71n1iioE
ssoral in BU-nsviils.
Western North Oarura has o- some tine par ossn
infested itsa bznd o Iayglezs charsctsrs whs know
ing tie fate that viii bsfs them esptaFed- tha
laws At ded8ucs and COMMIT d5prsdaflcns upon the
people I. is hoped ttst susrgsfic neas1res VA Be-
tax 70 liI The e0un ~ Of thair prssence-
Further iuf0rula01 received a. AslTler s-aiss t1as
Colonel Pa sr cksd The ensmy a BarasTiei ana
cautured hlesn OF tls mscregrtz TIE rest 'zEeda1-
died' inc udiLg TIE leader of he band--8sela-sH1
jVhiF 27fb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01


The DARK news frcm Fort Pillow, Il should be con
hrmed ttreateas TO give more sHaguinsry ehsrAcssr
than ever 10 this terrible We consent to
have eur soldiers butehered II foes intend this
history to be written tn charasterH Of blood nav
dsDIore their pupose, but would be somshing more
or less than men tsnely submitted 60, without re-
senting, their outrsges. We have carried the war
hitherto In spirit Of foroearAncs and msgnanmity Is
no war for the suppression Of revolt carried on
befs g. We have she'd no blood wsntony. We have
treats prisoners taken with kindneEs RAdzmply pro
yisd for Ii sir wants. We have IN the naiu avoided
hsrshness and oppression toward the inhabitants Of the
districts Aavs overrun, though they sHarned with
spies and bushWhackers,
Ourtlsad have mutilatsd. Their bones bavs
been dishonOred- Our wounded have somsumss besa
murderered and, not unfrequsntly, cruelty handled
Our prisoners been crowded together In fithy prisons
snd half starved and the battle fed barbatiss have
been praeteed that would dssrscs savagss NV comes
the news Of the bloody massaesr st Fort Pillow and
what gives e0utsnsnce 80 the terribls details Of this
outrage the mGrder Of native Norh CaronA soldiers
by Gen Pickett. These things mast st0e. We cannot
eors sent that wearing the UEired States uniisrm
shall be murdered dogz There Is power enough and
stern purposes enough In this nation to make TIE gh
OF the humbsst citizen respected This rebel sutnori-
ties had batter beware, for tbis Government will be
forced by Indignant public sentiment s1piats in
blsod every assassination o. It's soldsrs No matter
whether white OF black.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

- Efforts BTa being made in Alabama to
rsiss funds for AZ orphan asy!um for tho chill
drsn Of dead soldiers. 4 friend 70 the cause,
living IN Selma, proposes TO bs one Of ten in
Dallas and Perry counties to contribute, each,
five Thousand dollars for the maintenance and
sducation Of the soldiers orphan. The amount
to be paid in cotton, or in cotton or woolen or
any mercha1tsbls goods at their value on the
Let dsy OF May, or in current funds, as the do
nor may choose. Horace Ware, Esq, of Co
lumb:ans, proposes to be one Of twenty-five in
Shelby county to make up $4,000. L. B.
Parker, Esq, viii be one Ct twenty to contrib
ute, each, $1,000 in Augusta. The city Of
Monigcmsry has contributed 100000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01


RIcH4oSD, April 3q-Ths msn5srs Of e0ngrsrs are
arrivsg slowly sad Is deemed certain new here vii
Be no quorun present EoadzT HsEt-
The Pressdsuis nlszssge Is resy for delivery. i .
uadsrztocd is contains paints ai ltszssLs
RarHsIdess gEsysmrzSs.
cRAssE C. H.AprI 30 Our te0ut5 report Burnsl1s
to have arrived s AsEzndris preparatory 70 joining
Grant.
one Day Laserzrsas tbs Nsrsh-
DALroS, APRIL % 0-Ths szsaTiIs UHion q saa
z7,h has bssn received
Tashlagton dates 0f ths 25h ltase thss Grknt La
s.kon MEASURES 20 add enough to The Federal aass %
ma<s them irrcsis;i5ls-
wild ru0rs ara saosf ibls evening shat Lo1sstrsss
70 maIeaiaz down lie sasazu57ah valley, towards ths
NarylaHd line
NV YORK dates of shs a6sa report cctLoz guisa
sts dy At s2c; geld Is5 a. nsoa, el0ssi Il is1az-
dispatch fro- S. toais cf t1s 25h zsys; L seems
generally eonesd-d thzs the "a Is in Loliizna vsra
agslns. Banks. as usile lie enemy rsma On ths
sroaad after Saturdays ag Bans rssssatsd f7rtg
nHss.
Ths s.saasr Bissk HaEk s1a-fad severely abovs
AisxsHd ia from tas enemy.
The enemy are stl Ia ne veiaiy of Peasant ridge
cur amy il a. Crzzd Eeo-s fortyfyug boIA bidss ef
he river Banks AID Porter were both here Thsrs
was only I've fest 5f water IA The rvsT, Aad he san'
boat Eatp0rE aground AL ne zTss boats Wzrs
below, and the light boats sbovs.
Psis9eers captured say EIs5y smilh and Gen sib;sy
wsrssklllei in ths rseeas 5sitlaA
Ths ssansr La Crosse Loaded win eaton. Vas cap
tursd By the rebel cavalry Red river sad burned.
PORES. Is reported moving ssSssrd Ala, followed bY
Grsirsou who attacked his rear near HudsonEs, Asas
on the sis sharp yht sasusd when he rs5sis TO
treated o ward Jackson, ihrongb LaGranss-
Price has evaeuatsd Camden, ArkszsA, and stssls'a
coiorsd tso0Ps occupied tee place
kmestng has bssa held n Tie seesud Unissd States
heavy Artillery a. Fort Pickering descending Poorest
One sf The rosolaio 6 adopts for Inscriptions on ihs
Gag CT the sgsat victory or dssth, a. 20 g1srtsr
viii be s-oWa thsn-
Edward Burton. eiiizsn Of Tankss szsraotion, re-
adIsg near Port Pillow, tsstass IN sgaEd 70 The nsa
saesr Of the Yankees. that thsy we're run d0wa b.
blcodhou3ds ard burTisd alive, etc, snd nat b Es
/ gusTtsrmssssr burned.
The enemy near Cleveland evidently fear AZ attack,
and are constantly IN llns Of battle
/ AL Is qaist toward Riags0d to day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

x Hon B. ID. Hill, senator from Georgia,
delivered speech last week at LumPkin, Gs.,
on the condition Of the cOuatTy, A correspond
e1t Of tho Columbus San says that he spoke
aboui two hours. His discourse Was interest
iup, and toward the conclusion, impressive. He
de.ended and boosted upon the action aud wis
dosn of the lsie Congress. His views upon the
suspension Of the privilege of bsbeAS corpus
were very uussisiacsOry. He recommended
ably The same ''peaee policy" in substance,
which is embodied in the Ss-phsas resolutions.
OF course he exhortsd the people to vigorous
prosecution of the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

DEsRRTERs IN MIssIssIPPL-Ths Meridian
clari0H says that Col. Lowry is still giving his
attention to the dsserters in Jones and Jasper.
It lssrns that the band of outlaws led by New
ton Kuight, who signed himself Captain Jones
Co. Bashwhsckers," and who led the expedi-
ton that robbed tie Government store houses
at Psulding, has been completely broken up,
knight himself narrowly escaping capture.
Ten of his men were hung and others prisoners,
whose fate We have not lssrne1. Several citi-
zsus of Jasper county have been arrested for
disloyslty anu alleged completely with she de-
ss1tsss in the acts Of robbery and murder with
which they are charged. SINE CT these men
have been heretofore regarded as respectable
citizeaS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

RA machine Ter manufacturing shoes,
which run tbs blockade, has been lying idle at
Montgomery, Ais, for long time, because 10
one knew how to work L. Recently it was
sent 70 the shop of the Rev. Mr.. Davis, who hiss
lately invented and put into operation . 6esuti-
ful card making machine Mr. Davis, in SIC
course or a lew hours, put the maehiEs 10 work,
which stitched sway with strength and speed
equEI 10 = dozen men. There is nothing diff.
cut or complicated in this shoe making ma
chine and 10 doubt the EschiBis.s iu the en-
ploy Of Nr. Davis, now constructing other card
making machines for Alabama, can without diff
fculty make fac simiiss CT the one uEdor con-
siderasion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

A FITTING TESTIMONIAL Impressed with
the great service General Forrest has conferred
upon our cause, of his patriotism, and of his
personal vaIOr and military leadership, NUM-
Der Of ladies ard gentlemen CT this city and
Columbus, Gs have determined to express their
admiration for that offiser by presenting him a
battery Of two Of the celebrated Travis guns
That the compliment is deserved we need not
urge, and that tie necessary funds viii be
speedily raised We cannot doubt. The guRs,
which it is intended tc present. are of the patent
invented by Capt. Joha Travis, Of light calibeT
s1d a class Of ordnance peculiarly sdsptsd to
such 8 command as Gen. Forests where great
CELEBRITY Of movement is frequenily so requisite
These guns have been thoroughly tested, and
have proven 70 be all thai was claimed for them
By ihsir prsctic2I Inventor. One of the pieces
iszlrealy finished, snd tba other has progressed
far seward completion. As both will soon be
ready ior delivery, We would suggest speedy
seton on the part of those who expect to enroll
their nsmes among the list Of contributors. as
Forrest is never loBg idle, there is no telling
how soon he may be on the war path again,
when tie conismpls!e1 addition to his sItillsTy
would Prove ssTviceable. A list Of contributions
nay be seen At the counting Eeom Of this Office,
where ell who feel al interest in the matter are
invited to call
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
The rTsnpaI. nlnisIa.

Prom tls b1Islns AprU y J
The several rssiusnis Of the lst brigade Of enrolled
militia met a. the appointed hour laGt evening" their
respective hsadqnssisrs srd. after forming marched
the designated place Of TsvieW Mai1 street, below
Bsai street There present On the occasion be-
side the three rszmsu.s o. the br yzds the .hrse f=
companies Of ths 4th regiment commanded oy the
Lsn0r officer. c. plain Hysu- After forming on Mst1
street. with the esnter resting Pontotoe street, tho
brigsss esrrist through the reT5-asi1ns bT Gel
John McDOnad. eOmmzndlng, befors Gsn- ). A. Harl-
but Cen. Hoks, Gen Chstiai9, Gen Eue-isndf ard
Gen Grisrs01 sld staff and body guard Ias occasion
was eredi-sble and ssant, b0tz 20 Cheers and men
and Gsn Hurlbur BY whom tAs regisT was msds, paid
The highest copmsnt 10 the body both for thsr pro-
Hcisncy n dril and Their elssrfaI csulplales with
every cal 70 duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
Maeiinr Of he Erseatiss Commitss.

AaeStsSk Hs9 A@LGC@@t5e O9HsHtAAse-
Ats meeting Of ths Executive COMMITTEES Of the Ten.
nsass Soldiers Relief Associates, Friday morning,
April q L. the following resolutions offered By Dr.
G. n Ramsey. adopted and orasrsd to Be publish
cd.
With ths view Of increasing the efficiency and sdd
ing to the usefulness Of this association, it a
Resolved, ThStis be sBjOIasd upon every member,
and especially upOa the members Of this COMMITTEES,
present verbally and By eorrsspondsnes iz claims 10
the consideration and patronage Of our friends ID Gsor
gia and elsewhere.
Resolved, That under the sPprshendsd scarcity Of
surgical assistants 1t be recommended 70 the medical
profession from Tsansssss to be prepared to come "a
the relief OF the sick and wounded soldiers whether IN
the hospitals or the asd.
Resolved, That this committee, while eonsentlns
beesns the Almonsrs Of tbs bounty Of othsrs will Oh
al proper economy in the expenditures consistent
with the safety and comfort OF sick, wounded
dsssituss soldiers J. ?. CUAMIEGS Chairman
JOIN q HATcHER SssretArT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

SUFFOLK -Ths Petersburg .ErPrsSs of the
26:h has report that the enemy have burnt
their camps, evacuAted Suffolk, and retired be-
hind their intrsnehmeats imnedistsly around
Portsmouth Their negro troops committed 3
most brutal Outrage upon the person of very
estimsble young lady, residing 'shOrt distance
from SafJlk, few days since. We withhold
her nsms from motives which will be sppreci-
stsd. 1t IS supposed that the enemy's recent
rsverses in Eastern Carolina have induced the
withdrawal Of their troops from Suffolk and
other points in that section.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

FRoM RrLOxL-ws lesru thss on sunday fsEsrsl
Yankee officers from Ship sand went ashore s. hiox1,
1pder fsr Of truce AID exchanged the usai cozrs-
siss with our people, such excee1gs q n-vspE-
Ders etc Ia ths course Of their cczv-rsa1o1 hey
cane out squsrey and plainly AMI scknovvsdgsd thar
thev had been bad dsiss.sd By Gsl Taylor, szd said
thai the-a vas no % denying the f=ct-tsEs tls
afnfsrnsI negro question would ruin their e4uss-
Our nfcrraaut SAYS that frT daTs $50 ihrsa ef our
frriouzbed alliisIs-ous named Bars uleuoar Ok
Fsnnsrs battery and zzotasr nz1ed y nr, Of he loa
MssiasiBp regiment, Longstreets corps ana ano per
rhrs- mama be does not rsmsmb-r-Were captured y
the Yankssr on BavOu GgsTzieu. EeEr Pa1csgo1lss
wills rstuFning horns in snail bJstd06ils Iri5Eas.
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Iaerxn.sd 20 sf LlrisE.

EE0II tle
We subj9in shoss liss OF The present prizes
Of Heeessariss as compared with the pres this
time lass year. The i0l0sing are bat IS stra,Es.
which show Whied way tie wind blows, for L
IS dafic1lt matter to and any Article, either Of
use or OrnAmeEs, that has not greatly increased
IN price;
Batter, PER pound, E5s-; last year, 25s; beef.
rump steaks snd ribs, 25e.s iass year, I6s.; nut
.on, l6ai ne ensngs tom las. yssr; han. sos
ASS year l4c chieksna, 25s- pes pound; lsss
f&5s; ecffee, sos; lass > ear AZ; tea 81 psr
pound lsst yssFs &c. A Corresponding IA
crease has taken plses in the priss Of elosnine.
A coat hat cannot be bo1gas for is5s than s25
=. tbe present tine, eouid hETs bsea bourhs
lsss yeas for Si5, and psn-s thss cosE $40 u6y.,
lAss ysag Would hsEs brought So.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

q Tee Richmond Examiner of Monday an
nounces that an order would appear from the
buresu Of cOnscdphon, commanding all persons
subject to military duty from the Safe Of Mary
iand to report at Oaes, to Col. Bradley T. John-
son or Gen. Ezey; falling to do so, they will
be treated as alien enemies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01
From the Glen. Fails CSs~ Yosa) RspusIeaa.l

From the Glsn's gals CSs~ YOsk) Republican,
When this Cruel War Is over
And cur friends ali CT Bpled ara,
All The Mig vii be in clover
While The white trash can work aAd swear.
Blacks a. ssss--Ehitss a. z5Or.
Pretty picture ANT IL, nsighlorf
Wien this Crasl War is over,
Many very many years from now,
And We the taxes then are paying,
Abs viii catch Il some, We troHt
Blacks at sass-whites at la5or,
Pretty picture, amt il ne'ghbort
When ihk Cruel War Is over.
And men in rags and debts and taxes.
The politicians viii b. remembered
Who used our blood 20 grind their sIsa.
Blacks at sase-whites zt labor,
Figure different, can't you ne ghboT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

Tie growing appropriately Of the war a. the Nor
ias set he Yankee poetieal mRehiass At work Y
i've q couple Of spscimens that Ers lot 30 bad
rroa ths New York CsaeasisnI
Tt straugs. indeed. Ia Iinass Ike these,
How many show their feeling
Anl love OF country in = kind
or gently Ger ne stealing
One nsa goes pFzting. long snd loud
About our 4" bleeding nsti0n =
Bat while the soldiers gape around,
BE robs thsm Of q rAtioaf
Aaothsr-Ei'h long face be ssSs
A blessing on our forcas
rs wants = chEncs 20 try bis hard
In contracting for hoFsss-
Hes loyal to the " stars and stripes"
Hs voted. too for Jackson
As long A. bis contract lazts. hs ssyI
" Old Abe, Just lay the tax On
Ano.her's oldss. brother went
To school with Mr. Llncola's=
To show his love u eoua ~ he
.Would furnish l. with Tin ems.
Lts'd Ike 70 cup old Uncle sem
And III that style Of blssdiaE.
And al the while hs talks about
This damnzbis ssesdingt
Anoi her wants 4 suffers berth
ITO fght be isn't able7-
Ard 50 hsd ike 20 DO his share
By furnishing tbs tS6ie.
He loves his dear old ccuu.ry's hIg,
And Yankee doodle dandy
And 50 be shows his isys for them
By selling poisoned br2Deg
Go where You choose, look where you viii,
YOan iud thsss AIMED lseehes
In euurch in Congress- on the stump,
making UuiDu speeches.
Round bar-r7om Hrss, tSsss Tlntry lgtts
Thss drink their whisky tOddy,
While shfVor-shivsriE On the czmFs-
Th= men they clothed IN ss0dsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

E Gen. A. B. Watts and Capt D. G. Coop
er, in two weeks, with fifteen men, returned to
their commands one hundred and thirty-ssven
men in simpSOn county, Miss. They arrested
twenty-five only, the balance giving themselves
M voluntarily.
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R.4TTEE ROUsE!

THE prOp-iss0rs Of Ills well kn0vn AID popular
HO6GSe
Return lbsir thanks 10 he citizens Ct Noble and The
travelling pBbc for TIE very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended and hope, by street attention to the
vrsnts Of tie people to merit ana receive eontiHu
aaos Of the sane.
We wouIi say In his Hotiee, 70 correct some mis-.
reprssentson thst has gene abross that our charge
Is FILTERS DOLLARS PER DAY and In no esss has
more been charged
FAMILIES sesirozs q procuring sPsrinezts can
do SO BY Addressing TIE uudsrsigEed
HABRIEG, CUVALL 4 CO,
apIslu Prcp-=storE. Mobile. A Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

z Meisrs. J. TOon d Co, of the Frank
lin Printing House, have lad upon cur table
verv p,efuI little book for sabbath shools, enti-
lied p. inury Bible Q seslions for Young Chill
dTen," by S. Root Flon casnsl glance we
would suPpOssit 70 be very well adapted TO the
purpoae intendad bY its compiler.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

q The ladies of the Treasury Department
at Richmond, presented the Department bat
talon of local troops with q beautiful Tag on
the 25th inst. Secretary Memminger represent
cd the ladies, and Pref Alex. Dimitry, Of the
Possofies Department, the battslios.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

q The LaGrsDgs Bulletin ssys that q Sc
we're hailstorm visited LAGrange on the 26b,
most of the hail being larger than partridge
eggs. Some twenty panes Of glass were bro
ken out at the residence of Mrs. JaTbo in town.
Gardens were somewhat damaged and peaches
beaten eff the trees
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

- The Passport Office at Richmond, it is
hinted, says the EzaEliAsT, is about to be re-
dueed to its proper insignifcsnce. The multi
fern dates of its sixteen clerks are to bo DIS
charged by three, as the necessity for the fall
exercise of the passport system in sl its details
has eessed to exist.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

T The Charleston cOErisr says fhet It is be-
reved in that city thA! large portion Of the
enemy's troops have left Morris and Folly
islands, as negro sentinels cnly has been OBJ
served guarding the lower batteries for the past
two or three days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

~ Ei DicriO, of Havana, observes thst tie
perfect accord which seems to exist between the
Emperor Napoleon and the Arehduke Msxirlil-
isn show that there is no likelihood that gen
eial European war viii grow out of the differ
enesa in the northeast ol Europe. EapoleOa III
could not be thus friendly with the brother Of
ths Emperor of Austria and mediate hostiIities
against the latter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

S The work CT rebuilding the Chunkey
bridges on The Southern (Miss) railroad, is 60
ing forward rapidly and will, be completed by
Monday next, when the cars can run through
to the east bank of Pearl river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

a YANKEE STEAMER DesTROYED.-The
Charleston Mercury has information through q
gentleman just from Florida that negro, who
escaped from the Yankees near Gainesville and
came within our lines, reports that the Yankee
transport Hunter was destroyed fen days ago
by torpedo in the ST. Johns river, between
Pieslass snd Jacksonville. He stated also tbs.
there were q number of Yankee officers on
board, some CT whom shared the fate of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

a The ciiy council OF Columbus has sp-
PrOpristed $4,000 for ths aid Of the INDECENT fam
lilies of thu city, to bs expended in the purchase
OF the, necessaries Of life and the payment Of
rents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

E Bishop Early will preach at Wesley
chapel, on Peachtreo street, today ct bslfpass
ten o'clock, A N, and Dr. Ssrsy N. Lee, Of
Virginia, preach at Wesley chsPsl, At night at
eig b o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-01

Y A correspondent of the Montgomery
Hsa states about the time Forrest was reOrgsn-
izng his command, Atlanta witnessed the fol
lowing scene: 0a the same door Of certain
building, "wers three adjoining rOcms. Room
number one, was 'rum-hols" where soldiers
at oucs lost all their Sszss by reason Of mean
liquor; in room number two, was game called
the tiger" where the victim of number enc,
lost al bis money. In number three, directive
General BrAxton Bragg had permanent court
martial, attended by the most accomplished
swsArsrs, wholly hnsl coup d'sfat, took awsy
the commissions Of the luckIsss victims Of num-
Der one and twon