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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

~ We see, in The Monterey Morning star" 8
hiEIir complimentary notice Of Col G. G. ThAyer Of
the Treasury Department Of our govsrnmsnt- This
gentleman arrived here on rhursdaF last IN charge OF
Confede funds He hss encountered many mcui-
ties and made come escapes from the enemy IN
his loag Journey by iADd ard water. He left Whining
ton on Toe lath Of October last running the blockade
successfully, aDd proceeding by wsy Of Nassau and
i-aEsna arrived a. MRtBmoros cary IN November Just
a. the time at the revolution in that cry aud tue oceu
patioa OF Brownsville by the YaDxeeE. After encoan
erug much lroub and detay 10 Astsmoros, he hasly
Reached Monterey where his tends were seized by MI
100 a. Co. and consequently detained tbere unih 81
dicaIiles yers finally sdjusted by our commissioners
Mssars Dsyiuo and SIC cKiCney. C5i. Tkayer left Mon
teTey 9Th ui, and hRs a. last been be 10 make
= safe delivery Of the fund.- entrusted TO LIS cha Be
Fbes funds amount TO over fifteen millions Of dollars
Col ThAyer VIII continue for hms In hs dspAr7
rent in The discharge Of other duties that have bseT
conA ed to him Gi2lvsscDn Asws. 4th
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Frsm Mexios.

To the Associated Press NOrth.l
New YORK, April IA, 1864 -Nexicsn AdVi.
Ger, via HaTana, Btsts that Jusrtz has gone to
DHgTange,
The reported capture Of GusdalsjTs is ab-
suTd. The French frigaiss hare LETT Vera Crus
with troops for ths mouth Of the RIO Grande.
The steamer Creole, from New Orleans, tie
9Th, has arrived. Tae Era says the foIce IN
der CorsinAs was dsfsstsd BY Vids1fFi as Mon
teTsy.
FreIeh war vessels aEe taking soundings 81
the noath Of the Rio GTands.
Cortinss has returned 70 MAksmSros, and ssys
be shall dsgsnd Is 10 the last extremity. A fOTes
bss been sent TO Bagdad, as the mouth of the
Bio Grande, to oppose the French throwing up
defensive works.
Ten thousand bales Of cotton are being hauled
down 10 MatAmoEos for shipment 70 New Or
lsaas. Cotton At New Orleans had advanced
sEo cents. Sugar and mOlasses were higher,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

A PERIINENT IEQUIRT IT 9 ROekingham Register
hes 20 know how Il thst Of the Gonederats
States government Departments Is Ric5ElOnd-for IN
stance tue nilre and mining Buresa-ean furnish pro-
fessed agents IN that with silver aDd gold and
Virginia oauk notes 10 purchase four bacon eiol We
have suea SCENTS amongst as says he Register, and
hs tendency Of their agency s 70 depreeaie stu more
Confederate money Besides ths regular officers Of the
Government whose duty Il is 70 procure suPpes for toe
army, aud whose nsaos Of purchass are Conledsrste
nds hne impossible to get supplies except By ne
paiEul slernsIiYe Of mpressmeRs Some % these pro
fssssd SCENTS Of departments sasnsd speeU-
ssora n disguise and they appealing IN he valley
aud elsewhere esty 20 the daEsgs Of army il the
Aeld TIE Government auss break ap these pretended
agencies which paying gOld and silver sspecuiE
toR the regular aud sgEmsts officers Of the Govern
usnt viii soon be unable 20 procure supplies at all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

RA gun-smlsh in COlumbus, Ga, In re-
moving the charge from 80 old mnstket which
had been sent 70 the shop by the Government
to be put in order, was somewhat delighted to
hnd he charge consisting, instead Of shot, Of
four silver ten cent pieces, rsmmed down on
ths powder hard and fast. As the gun was one
captured from the Yankees, it is supposed
thai its owner, in the heat Of battle, bis car
tridges having given ont, rsmmed down bis
silver for bullets, and afterwards either ran or
ives killed before the gun was fred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

TAKEN THE OATH "A gent eman from Finds county
informs that most Of the e zens OF that county v-
ing within six eight mics Of Biz Black, have taken
the cath OF allegiance 70 the Yankee Government
They had been robbed of everything they possessed
had of making living received all their in
formation concerning the movements of The armies
through NortbeTn papers, and when Sherman moved
cot with his imaeRss army, they we're Induced to be
ieve that The OOufsderscy had gone up, and there
was holding out suy longer. Had cur Govern
ment made sffors supply those people gih nail
hst they could have learned the State of ana
throagh Canedsrsfs papers, they would never have de
graded themssf en Gnd he they loved BY taking
The hateful oath Ills new Hesrly mouths since
the Yankees passed through here, sBd ne have
no msi comm alton with armies GOyernmeHt
Is Il any thas people become dsheertsneC
and lose confidence in their Governmental BraDdoE
Republican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

The enemy, between II and u o'el9ek Wednesday
night opened IRE from Battery Gregg Fort sumter
Furt HOGirie and batteries Sullivan island rs
Piled, and warm artillery duel Kept up for about
an boar and hall, when the enemy cesaed firing.
A transport came IN from n South Thursday morn
ing and landed body ef troops on Folly illaRd, sup
posed 20 be negro regiment sent to relieve the gar.
risOn
The enemy are still az work q tae Swanp Angel
Batteries Ohevss and aakias opened fire the work.
ing parties for short time, compelling them to keep
under cover.
The enemy were also engaged hauling ammunition
duFBg tha day 70 the Cummings' Point batteries
There was no change ia the hsst-C0uTisT.
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IEDUSTRIOUs PRISONERS About I'VE thsu-
sand rebel prisOnsTs a1s confined st Fort Della
ware, in connection with thTee huEdIed aud
thiIty-fye ofieers. Among this number can bo
found JEFF. Thompson and Basa Daks. The
tins is occupied BY the rebels ia manufacturing
Of fancy articles, among which can be found
some very hsndsome fans. Il Is said that some
Of the men average two d0llaTs RHd htty esnts
per day, and thaiso well pleased are she inmates
with their quarters and fare snEE hey prefer re-
msiaing inside OF ths foIis 70 bsing nosIAted
and thrown On the world to earn living ont
side. There sPpesTs to be the best feeling ex-
isdnR between the prisoners end those who have
then1 IN charRe.-NorthsTn Pa9eF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

MORE LAWLEssEEss The Savannah Nssos
states !hat some days since party of women,
numbering from twelve to fifteen, went to The
Government. warehouse st VsldOsta, on the Gull
railroad, and headed by one Of their party, who
ass armed with pistol, broke into the building
and tosk rom it 3 aantity of bacon. No re-
sistanes was mad and the triumphant party
loaded heir plundsr in wagon and drove off
In The zamo neighboThood number Of wsmeu
entered store and desired to purchase cotton
yarns. The proprietor refused to sell for mon
sy, bat was willing to exchange fOy bacon. As
the women had no bacon to exchange, they
foTelby took all ihs yarns in the store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

Y The MississipPias says it finds as Jet nc
material change to note in the prices Of the
nscsasAries OF life in Selma, and adds; There
is, however, a disposition smopg some of oul
merchants to reduce prices, which We hope they
may be abs to do as soon as the country re-
covers from tho effects of the late chilling rains
aad the circulation of the new issue bscomss
more general"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

x Bishop " ID Green, Of the Episcopal
ehuich, gives notice that, owing to the present
condition Of The country, and the impedlments
IN the way Of travelling, tbs meeting of the an
nuaI council of the diocese of Mississippi, which
gGs 10 be hsld in Columbus on the 2s.h inst, ia
postponed to a future day, Of which due notice
H..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

- HEADQUARrERs ARHY OF TENNESSEE,
L5sfton, Ga, Al prl 18Th, l6f 5
Special Orders Ne lJ2l
A. ths rsq4sss Of the Chief QuSr.srnsEisr,
Ssior :, BLUE HooRE, Assistant Chief Qu-rte5Eaas
ter is sspesislly ehErszd with she colecsicn, ship
Esut and sappIy Of forage sex ths a. ny Of Tsunes
see al oHacers ard sgents now uPoo ths above duty
by ordsr from these Bsz-quar era viii rsPoEt TO Aso'
bso0rs-
By command OF Gen. JOHNSTON
KlNIsUCH FALCeNER,
br.sar Z B-uE EoozE a a. General
ASH. Chief Ouartsrmaster Army Of Tennsssse
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Daily ggpPeal,
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, {
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1864.


Oar dispsiches this morning-Whioh were,
from some cause, delayed st the proper time
bring as The psEtieulars Of another glorious vic
tory ior the Confederate arms, gained at Ply
nlouth, n. c on tbs 20sh inst. The fruits of
this victory are immenss, aa the works, with
the whole garrison, fell into our hands.
The result OF the operations thus far, this
spring, have bsen almost exclusively in our
favor. One after another we have been called
upon to make record Of important victories,
almost without interruption. Who csn de-
spOnd Of the future with such heroic past to
remember and triumphant present to shout
over Victory sets on cur helms"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

E The cirzsns OF Mobile are getting up
testimonial Of their appreciation Of Gen. Forrest,
in the shape Of a f.ld battery, consisting Of two
Of The T.Hvis guns, which are light, easily
transported, ffei with great rApidity and accu-
Tacy, aai, toI ihe cavalry service, most galu-
able weapon. One of the guns has been finished
and the other is under way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

ROUGH JOKE AT KENTUCKY's EXPENSE
Abous the richest joke OF the season OF : Ken
tueky origin, is one That came to our knoHledza
3 few days sgo. Th0 seTgeank-mzjor OF sha
I4sh Uni5ed SEAie5 e0loEed troops Il white
niggsT," aEd no one would suapset hi1 Of being
dyed in he wool" Arriving in Lseaisgils lass
week from leave Of sbssnes, Col Bruee's en-
sEgstic officials 81 Louisville placed thHty-ssght
ssbsts soldiers under his eoniTol, with OTdsEs to
leave Tor the font. Among the seldisrs WeEs
ssms ksninckis1s. Tas ofHesTs saw "a ser-
geani's fa alOngh and knew ne vas Of ne eoloEed
regimenk haE did not know Ehat he VS. mig
neT.o Zoe sergeaus delivered his chsTgs all
safe ChaftsneRgG Gazctfs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

Y A few months since, hundred persons
sat down to festive celebration in the Hariz
mountains, where pork, in various forms, was
The pincipAl food. OF thess, eighty persons
are 10 their graves, and, Of the TemElndeT, the
majority linger with a fearful malady. This
strange event has led to the discovery that this
food VAS charged with flesh worms in all stages
of development. or trehtual, found In the mus
eulsr tissues of the survivors and traced to the
pork. The 1ssh worms are not killed by the
ordinary cooking, and multiply rapidly BY ihoa.
sands. A great alarm exists in Germany, and
the eating Of pork in many places 10 now en-
tirely abandoned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

X Hon. Plens s0uis, OF Louisiana, in s
saFd in she Charleston CoaTier, states that there
il zot q word Of ruth in the report copied by
tie CoSfederalo press, from Northern journals,
tlsat he hal taken his wife, passed the enemy S
lines and leit sbe Confoderacy"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

x The passenger train on ths Georgia rail
road, due here at 9 O'Clock, yesterday morning,
ran Of ths track last night, sixtssn miles above
Augusta. A baggage car was smashed up and
lsit on the side of the track, the baggage being
brought up in an open car. Only one man
| damaged-6ngsF plsshed.
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R.4TrEE RRESEi

FHs propr.etors Of tits wsI kaOwn and popular
EzOESss
Rs.urn fhsir thsnks 70 BE e,,zsns cf Mobile and The
travelling pubio flr be yery liberal patronage hereto
fare extended and hope, by tsrct atssntioD to The
ysuts CT the people, 20 merit snd receive eoniHu
znes q the same
We rould ssy in his Hotioo, TO correct some mis-
representation that hsE gone ab 0ss that our charge
& TIFTEEE DOLLARS PER DAY ana in no case Is,
mora been ehEEgsz
FlRIiIES Ceer0ds 4 procuring apartments e2n
DO sc BY addressing the uadsrzigoed
NABRI15G DUFALL & co,
aDIs In P'0p-i"to-s. Mobile A's
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e The Montgomery Nal notices among
ths immense quantity Of freight which the
Southern express is constantly receiving and
shipping, the novel item OF cotton bales. This
shows tie enormous business The company is
doing, and speaks we'll for their business energy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

A NOVEL SUGG EsTIoE The Southern
Punch states that many years Hgo, in village
in New England shoemaker wss condemned
to be hung for some infrSc.ion of the law. Be
fore the day Of execution sTrived, it was discov-
cred hat The culprit was the only shoemaker in
the village, and as there were 4 suporsbandsnce
Of weEvera, they substituted weaver for the
cordwainer and hung him. The PHHek sug-
gests that IS we have bat fOw men 10 spare and
al abundant Hupply of Yankee prisoners, when
ovsE It becomes necessary to infiiCt capital pun
ishmeut Upon a ConfedsrGte to substitute &
Yankee for him. The law will thus have its
victim, and tho Confrderstes save msn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

ntGn@90hSA HHA9Ha-DHPAs NJ Sa A9MAAHA4s
Among the Er.Ivals in RicbmOnd Saturday, sre
pleased 20 note that Of Capt d. u Bs zizs Of the 9Th
texas infantry. de las been prisOuer IN the hands
Of The Ysnkees srce the battle Of GettysburR snd
caped while being transported from Johnsons island,
with several hundred other officers to PoCt Lookout,
by Jumping FROM the point ninety mics west
Of Harrisburg Pc. he made hs way theues 10 Nontre
al snd st johns New Brunswick where he Was kindly
He communicated soine Interesting facts to the 81
John Telegraph relative TO tbs treatment Of pris
oners on johnson island which extract from that
/ paper and append, As follows;
hs has peea before stated al the prisoners on the
isaud are reported 10 be ocerH; bur among them
many civilians and gentlemen who had s. previous
time been OonfsdsrAts Officers bus were oct when cap
tured They all ranked cers 50 s TO count against
FedeTss in the exchange OF prisoners These are now
being removed aiPhssstiSaiy TO Point Lookout, and
Capt. B. smong sbs nrst batch which Included All
those from A 10 d OF the entire number confined,
not more than eight or ten have ever succeeded Ia
mating good their, escape although many attempts
have been rnado The barracks in which they
fned are surrounded by high osure within which
they allowed certain hours for exercise, buS the
yard Is one immense mud hole nearly knes deep all
through Il There three shallow pits, with pumps,
to furnish water 2500 nsn in which The water rises
at the rate Of aOoui four gallons an hour and very
muddy atthat-
permitted to it, and consequently suffer greatly
from thirst The assertion that regular army Faons
are furnished Is emphacay denied. The days allow
ancs il not more than sufficient for meal The cost
Of stoves, benehes etc. s deducted from the ratona
furn he'd OF money sent 10 the prisoners onshzf ID
iR2oituAly ktOlen oeAtlnsis nfe upon tA6 Pth3heia
upOn the slightest Instances Of petty tyranny
1 and meanaess are eommoL- Gen. Jones was ordered
by corporal to dig sink punishment for being
late 81 roA CAL and refusing, confined in cell
The of Of the day sentinel sgreed to accept
brbs $500 from Gen Archer TO conniVe 81 hia es
cape, AID after receiving ths money and gold watch
quiet ys-eturaed HIN prison. A photograph Of the
psisOA tskeD, which the prisoneFs compeed
/ 70 buy Al - each, have their extrss withssli
AfsW rvds from the large prison Is cluster Of cells
or dungeons large enough Only for man to lie down
IL IN these sre confined John ASrss q Ylrsnia and
Ia pursuance OF Gen. BurEsdes death order No. 81
MATss captured At Sttoh, bat atterwaFd made Iii
escape, sud being recsptu-ed WAS tired spy ID
Cincinnati and coEdenned 10 be exeeeted. he aid In
| confsdeS shsekeisd and hsHeeufsd, and hsTe
so ORnd ball attached 10 their fees Iney are aHeHea
no communication with any 0ne, but permitted te
take air each day in tls space stskeo out for then
adjoining their celia which time they sling ihe heavy
/ shackies will permit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

B The diIpo.liiOn to accept fves st par
value in Montgomery, Ala, says the Aail, is
becoming quito prevsleat-much more so than
has been the case since tbs first Of the present
month. This Is as il should be, and with q
proper spirit Of IheERlity exercised by us sll in
receiving them, We shall be sble to escape msny
O. the ombsTTRssments consequent upon the, as
yst, limited appearance of toe Dow issue. Trade
csh never proper without proper display Of
accommodation By both buyer and seller.
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A Eeniniuo yVonsler.

writer fr0m New York desc, ,ibes ma querado
party given few evenings Eincs by fashioDabie
lady formerly famous Boston BELLE and IN the get
ting up Of which ead Of money was lavished- The
costumes unique 0utFe, dszzDg gorgeous. Tho
distinguished hostess heTse aHaYs ferie in expsdi,
immortszsd her geuiuE appearing before her as
toniAhsd guests with eosenal Of liYi hsme lets In
the Of the entertainment, VII ch was kept CD
until oclock n, breakfast duly served ths T.
ellera the wenrer OF that remarkable hsaddrsss Ia
and gracious manner eVeaed the sscref
its Gnee q. Asiaehsd 70 the hoop-EkIrt was snail
gasome.er and AcOnneeting pipe passing up beneath
the elaborate eraids Of her black hair, secured bril-
liant triumph at The risk Of the WeArsFH lie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

Y A battleRela relief association has beeo
formed Al Marietta, 6S., aDd an efficient relief
corps appointed, WAC, aftel every battle, will at
once repair t. cur armies win .,uTses, Surgeons
and supplies, 70 administer to the wants of the
gick aEQ wounded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

A STARYnG PEOPLE The ComMeFeie q.
PortQ of March 10Th, contains some Distressing
details of the famine now raging in the Islands
of Bravo and s. ThiAgo, Of the Csps Verde
group. These islands eontsin poPulssion Of
seventy thousand so1ls, aud for shis population
there were only sixty bags Of rice IN Bravo
There were no suceor to bs had, ano ne Z set'
AZ the famine weTe such that the people we've
DIVING in the streets. They dsvouTed everything
tisE came in their way that was easAble--ths
bsTk Of he banana and the fssh Of animals o.
All kinds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

"a A genoEsl cenveaiiou Of the banks OF the
ConfedeFals S.s.es ia called to ASSEMBLE at Ret.
raoud, Va, OH tho 2i OF May next, to consider
o. thsr e0urse in obtaining rel ef agsinst tie
untousl Confederate tax 70 which it is supposed
il official quarters they are liable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

Y Between four aud ave hundred miscege-
natoEs, captured by Gen. Forrest In the West,
passed through Columbus, Ga, on Wednesday
last, on their way to Americus, Ga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

n The M9n'g 1msry Mad learns that one Of
the officials On the Alsbams and Florida railroad
was arrested, few days since, on the charge of
buying greenbacks from the Yankee prisoners
who lately sassed through that city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

- A mass meeting, consisting Of about FIVE
tb.1nsapd men, Was held at BlackhsAth, near
london, On the 25lh Of March, II izzoz OF the
intervention Of England on 5sbzlt Oi rs Pslss-
ycntiOD TO be the duty u ths British toVsEn-
neRt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

e An slarm Of ere vas gwen this morning
zbcus 9 o'clock, caused by the burning out OF q
chimney in tie Gats City Hospital, on Alabama
street. No 58mags done.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

~ Considerable uneasineEs sXiscd at last accounts
In Houston and her psTts OF Texas, from mpres
son that vaccination bad been performed with MISTER
obtEnsd from syp1il;e persons. A correspondent Of
the Telegraph believes that the report uniOunded
The S-n Antonio Herald saysi
We have head OF the curing OF gentleman who had
been vzccinHged with spurious (szser adj ths
usual remedies had faied by the Of the tincturs o
Iodine and SIMPLE csTate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

= a new weekly paper has bean started in
Mariana, Fla, called the Rest Florida IiHes
Il il edited by Edward J. judah, al old brother
Of the quill.
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The highest market price either in money
or subscription, viii be paid for clean celtOn
or Rnsn rsgs, white or co!orsd, delivered ct the
APPEAL counting room, Atlanta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

josh Billings has great deal Of wisdom
into him, as Artemus Ward might say, Thus
be speaks OF iamei Fame iz jiss aboIt 81
mulch use TEN ded man az 20's Wad be, in
tegest payable in gold"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

Y From the 1ss OF January 10 sas 1OIh Of
Febfusry two thousand persons disd IN Roms,
Isaly. This is sn aEsTsge Of 6fiy g day, and Is
attributed 70 the exteme esidDess Of tbs siatsS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

EF The Governor Of Mississippi, in general
orders No. ~, states that no farther enIssments
will be made for State service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

An old woman in Kentucky crossed bridge
that was marked as " dangerous" without see
ing the sign. On being informed Of tns iaet on .
aas other aide of The riTsr, she tHFned about and
Immediately re-crossed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

HJulius, was you obsF in business ~ In
course VAS What business I" A sugar
pIanser." When was that, my e0leEed fTiendi'
e De day berFid that ole swestbsaEt Of mine -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

a. The annual meeting OF the stoekholders
Of The GreenEiile and Columbia railroad viii be
held al COluEnbiS, s. c., on the 25Ih inst.
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T Ell GRAPHIC.
Reports OF the Press As-ooiatioa.

Entered according 10 Gcs Of Congress In tbs ysar iseJ
By J. 8. TEEGsHER- IN ihs Clerks oics Of the Dis
tst Court Of the Oonsedsrats States fsr the North
ern D.sirics 0f Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

A lover is most eloquent when he talks TO his
sWeethsaTt about marriage. Then his speech is
ringing sloqusnoe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

n The editor OF the Montgomery Hail paid
twenty dollars for psif of scissors The other
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

E- Beef in Montgomery Ala, has fallen to
S4 peT pound, bacon to 81 per pound, and fowls
20 So each.
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II .n. .ECToN.

NsyEs geat Ter sho AsnsY sr Tennessee,
AND AGENT FOR
The .Uc5s1Ptts Dssfsg appeal.
Nan Csrrisrs BriEsos and Res. mental Nevs Eerts
win be supplied - hsret-foze with Daily Pspers al
sshtssz to tprenty csntE-s-so daily pspers at The
sOurter at twenty ave cents
A Isrge edition Of be APPEAL received every day
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

U A factory for mSnutAcguring cases for
dEgueIIeotypes, has beon established at Mont
zomeIY. Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-24

n CE.AHh is selling in the Montgomery
Ala, mATks. 81 - so per pound.