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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14
10 tie Friends Of the Soldiers
IhTOuEhOHt lhe CoHfeferefY.

QUARFEHN1sTEE-GENEEAL DEPlrTvEsr Ran ?
ROAD BUREAU, E.cLmoI O. Va, Feb 90 1854
The friends Hud rsE ives Of soldiers in the Army OF
North Virginia a-e hs,e5y uoaed thas an arranra.
ueni has his dag been effected vi q BE soatbe-u EE
press Company 10 carry ell packages Ct food and wear
/ ing apparel 70 blehn-n5, Va
To secure the advantages t,u5 obtained .hrousa The
EzErssl Company, The foloaug instructors must 10
observed:
Packages mus 10. Contain more than on, biuf-sH
pounds; be well ssearsI and plzIy msrEed. and s-ut
at the expense Of the shipper 20 ether o. TIE sodss
lief Associations, Which are located a. faIrors.
In North Carolina, st Raleigh; in South Cariaa Es
Columbi8 IN Georgia, at Augusta; n Alabama, A.
Montgomery or to any o;zs- point at waisa oas OF
these Associations have an oGies.
The Ag-ufs Of thess Associaiious viii tbsrs take
charge Of them, aud snip daily By sou, hsra Ezprsss
Company, 70 the proper Agents of Tie respsct- 10
States e. Rehmoud, who Vii see tRcn 5is-rl5u.sd to
Tie proper individual orusrs
To meet the wishes Of The sodisrs snH 20 give them
a certain iEnd speedy Communication with lou,s. tbs
Southern Ezprss ComPs7y hss agreed % zf7s his
freight preference ever everything ess; aud "a order
tnai no obstacle nay Oec1r TO- lie success Of so lau5z
0is an enierprs tbs several Railroad Companies srs
hereby requested to render the Express Conpsuy su
f-aidiiss as VII enable il to make us srrnzsusuta
complete succesL
As the southern Express Company sssauss al re-
sponsbiliiy Ct tRs transportation Of ihess paekssss
the Relief Assoi-tiors are requested to viitdr iAsr
Agents uho have he7stcf-ts acted Is travelling sssu
gers Il the Relief Asasocialors vii sstsbl.h se.a-
eiaz n ;hs rear Of otlsr armies, thy nay sri5y t-5
sane Pryiisg=s hc.e5y secured 20 hs Army Of Sort-
err Virginia. F. W sIEs.
Lsu.-C-I an g Ql5-tsEnss.e-
Approved
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EpIaRAm

zoF 20 huadrsas of-ysaTH John Buu fought to get
@ tne privilege known as the habeas Wit.
IA eouit lords ard king went down In The strife
Eor what to old EnglEnd, was dearsr than lie.
WIZ Us the same case is quite dsfsrent. vou s.s-
" lAl cost nothing to get Ia worth nothing to me-.
80 let Jsh have the right to Kick down the GA ,,,
Ana IN triumph enthrousd over Freedom 10 sit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

CASE OF THE CHEsAPEKE "A Washirg gton
dispatch to the New York Times says: 'sThe
State Department have sdvices that tse court ct
ST. Johns, n. B hss delivered IN opinion on the
Chesapeake pirates, sustaining all the points
mAdo By the prosecution, and committing the
prisoners to jail to await requisitiOn from the
United States authorities"
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THE FIRST OF APRIL

Al bills contracted 5siors tie Ill O. ABrif aa'sss
y special sgra snant to the contrary viii b5 paid ia
ns present eErrerey whether presented Ere7loas 5e
subsequent 80 the Ist OF April.
JOEE ". NIXON.
mlc-tW pavrr-.Eo- s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

MoEEY.--Tbs currency bill has done hbr gol6
duss " al The shower did for the corporation
dust, lad il low. Couisdsrzta seIp is rssI y con-
ing 20 be worth carrying, and is much less bur
tbsrscmJ. o. yesterday geld was purchased
g: 10 iOr ]. This is Q lower EEufs than i. has
been obiair able q. for six m3n'hs. SpsculsICrs
predict q fall in treasury noie5 s5 the line for
luuding draws to 4 cl5ss. PcopI0 should net.
By becoming fugh-eusl, allow these vampires
to sgain get the ssceudaucy. Confederate fuads
must 60 DD, and from each r1und Of ihs golden
ladder which is ascerd7 i knocks of sDeculs
tien and extorli0n. For he sake of far play
SID yoUr own Interests, lst It have g clean
sweep. L.. 70 unreasonable o. seHssiss5 fear
deprive any one Of their money, f5r il is coed
becoming better, sld viii bs besL-kf0tils Reg
istsT, iik
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

a Tie Columbia South CaroiiHias OF the
IItb, says that within ons week from that date,
tssre would be sont to Richmond from tie
presses Of that city ten millions Of The new cul-
Teacy. The number Of signers has been largely
increased. Many Of these are ladies. We
learn that G5o issue fom the mills" will be at
sbs rsis Of two millions day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

z 4 letter wss received in Richmond On
the h inst, stating that eB the 6h iHtst., Yam
kes blockAder asd been sunk off Fort Holmes
by the FIRE from the fort. The mama of the ves-
sci WAS not sscertained She was pierced By
two Whitworth guns and 10 inch COlHmbisd,
sRd sunk Immediately.
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TELEGR a PHO.
Reports OF the Press Association.

hntsrea according . ao4 q CopErsss z Tie yaAr 1853
y J. 8. THHAsHEa in the Clerks 0hics Of tbs Dis.
ttat Oourt of the Coesdars-s States oT ths Eeria-
arn DiHtEict cf Gsorgis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

= Twelve bAfges containing 1900 bales
q hay were burned 81 Memphis on ibc evening
Of 2o.h inst. The hay was valued at 100000
and belonged to GoF COchrane q Co Anoih-
eT account slys the hay had been delivered over
q the Government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

have returned 70 their old quarters on the Black
Wster, having accomplished all they intended or
expected BY their advance. They left Suffolk
Saturday night. and il WAS occupied BY four
companies of Yankee cavalry Surday morning.
Two gunbosls came up the river and anchored
At the whATf during the day sundsy.-RiehnO.S
EngagsF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14
GENERAL ORDERS
No. e.

HEADoUARTERs POST ATLANTA, 2
March I0-h. I5si.
+ ALL ohissEs and emitted men remaining n cr
visiting Atlanta, and aot On duiy a. thls p0s uass1
provided vita pFoP1r ordsrs will be srressi and sens
20 heir e,u,nsnds under sua-d.
IL OlHEaas exempt from seaasrPtiOn VIII Be ias.
nisbsd with passes By CAT PsdsR-
III All sfissIs On d1tY q ihis Poet vii forward %
this ofies Lat Of the Of employees in shss
rss2sosve ofi-ss, for whom thsy dssirl pssssE.
~. OEcs7z in charge q train guards vii Psss 70
oH1sr Or sol i9r except upcu orders from Army sa,
qrzrteTs- Citizens visiti3g the Army vii bs Ea-s,d
only On FaslpOrs signed bT the Provost s1-rsnai q
ih1 Army, a2e eounsol sigEed by lie igSld PrSgsss
Eer-hgi.
b ooIa=2zd Of Brig C en-. MARCUS J. VRIssT.
OEAELE5 ". PaDEN
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

II The glue in the Cabinet, says the New
York Ns10s is snEpping and e5seking. Oae Of
TIE sseye,Iries is giving way. Mr.. Chase can
not remain much longer in harmony with Mr.
Lincoln. Mr. R9bert J. Walker IS talked Of az
Mr. Chsss's suceaasor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

VINO IS BE I've have IeaEzed that snonq
the ConteieIa.e pris0rogs who reached here by
!he late truce boat, there vas colorssrgeaut
O. North clr1.iga regiment, who deserves 70
have his nsmo piiuted ia eli the papers cf tie
Contederhey, and 10 receive the special conpli-
menis Of ths President and af cur whole peo-
PIE He was shot doWl ca tia tlccdy field ot
Gettysburg, wh5Ie ne was subsequently, picked
0D as prisoner. As he lei h5 resolved tha;
Ys1kees should aos have tae cJlors which be
AM bCrce 9 proudly and - long; sad strip
ping them from tie s.af hs bid them in bis
bosom. Watching his Cppjrtualsy lie subss-
qusntly sswei hem bs1esih tie lining Of his
jacket and has worn them ever since, and wogs
them boms via Boma enc who .knOws, give
Us tho uzuo end rsg.lnsB: e tais noble soldier
RickRGzd Sc. tiusl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

ADUEL.-Th: Mobile Register states that q
duel was fought on the Oh inst near that city,
between Dr.. Heustis, C. s. a., and medical
director Of the department of shs gall, and Dr.
Keller, c. S. A. Tbs affair terminated after an
exchange Of Shots, and we are glad to know
Hithout bIooasheI
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- -.rhe MabiIs R,ri,t,r h.u 60

letter from Aberdeen, which says:
The Yankees gltted ths ssorss, Masonic and
Odd FellOws' lodges, etc They set Ere L
Johns0n's store, snd Bsw The smoke Using ia
other directions. / Thought the town wss gone
bat the oficers bad i. pus cut, and SO far sg
can learn, Ibe oihcaFs, with few drunken ex.
csptonB, Sried - preserve order.
II is uuiytrszll,' believed, II it had not been
for Rnggl1B, the Ysnkee3 would have beer
stopped before ttty reached this place. He had
the bridges burBei and kept Col. Forrest back
two days. The poor fellow was killed in Oko-
Iona, sflsF driving the Yankees back. He met
them a. 4eAlliste's plantation sad drove them
to the other resd, and then, all the way, our
men whipped them from every hill till they got
beyond Rantol0e.
Rugglss sent up here two days after the en-
emy were gone to burn the bridge on Matubby.
a good many Of his command openly motinisd,
and came anyhow and fought gioriously.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

ETbe Richmcnd EEqHiFer says it would be
well for people having noueyed demands against
the Confederate Government to present the
same for payment before The Ist Of April a
good many hsys been holding up claims due
thsn By the Government under the supposision
that they would receive payment in the new
issuss of the Treasury. All claims due prior
TO ths irss Of April win be paid, no matter when
presented in lhe present issue, and if paid after
fbe first prozino, the po.os viii be subject to a
.seaucfon of 3S3 per cent. This is the decision
Of Mr.. Memminger, and people wsuld do well
70 se. on she suggestion we throw out. In the
case alluded to, nothing is gained by delay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

A PAPER BULLET on The BsAIs Soldiers
have happy way cf mskins themselves al
Eouo in aEy g1treL Ouiy yesterday We OBJ
served a ccupie of FREQ ard easy felloss oriYy
ing themselves with the classic game Of poker
a the ladies entrance Of tbe Battle House. T5is
re considered rs " csTyi-g he gsms too far, %
sad expressed s. much b our companion, n
iueBrsssi5ie puEstsr, Who rstoTssd thas there yaf
Rs!biHR Wrong II IT, ginca the poor devils hs1n'i
seen sny homa-folbs fnr ! nz tins, aud should
Re thoUght, be allowed 3 glimpse Of her arts
be'oTs going into battle. Acknowledged that
were aEqsishei -@sb.is Rsgislsr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

A MARES NEsT.-Ths Richmond Whig ssys
it has positive information that an examination
of the CashmeTer papers disclose nothing tea
sonable, and tlsE they are made up OF passports
and other documents calculsted 10 show the
people Of BAltinsEe what = very consequential
parsonage Philip Cashmeyer is in rebeldom. 1t
is said his conduct is regarded in official circles
ss grave iniiseretion."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

FUEDNG - The folio oEirg amounts we're
funded in the depository az Macon in FIVE DAYS
Of last week Monday, $454 600; Tussday,
$476 900 WedUesday, $625 coo; Thursday,
$3.50 OOOi Friday, S5I7, 900 Total, So Coz. 600.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

NEGRO ENLETMEETs IN BALTMoRE.-In
= copy Of the Biltizors Amsrisas we notice 10
less thsn bslf dozen advertisements for negro
troops. One calls for cOrPorals and ssrgesnts,
who are to be seat to Philedelphia to a military
seboOi, supporte By the Qualssrs. camp Bel
ger, a. Druid Hill Park, is the rendezvous fer
negro Ieeruits.
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WOTICE.

ALL PsFsoss having elsins agauzl he Eagy Depart
msot who have their bills approved. srs hereby ro-,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

Eg The AisssSiPPiaH states that lhe board
Of Mayor end alleImen Of the city Of jackson,
Hiss have passed an ordinance prohibiting the
erection Of wooden tsnemsnts on any of the
squares destroyed By the enemy. Buildings
hereafter to be eec!ed must be Of stone, brick
or iron
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

~ A Northern dispstch says The Runboai
CcOes.Ogs, len miles below he mouth Of Rsd
river, recently captursd four rcbel ofissfs, two
of them coionels, vhilo attempting to cross the
river with large rebel mail, S2O0, 600 in New
Orleans money, 80 bales Of cotton, number Of
mules, horses and wagons and other property.
20 be delivered TO the quarteEmssier at Nstcbez
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

q Taking advantage OF the heavy stern
on wednesday night last, 80 Yankees escaped
from tie Federal prison a. CAhsba, two of them
returned vOluut, rily, after finding the bridge
oYaE lhe Cahaha irer guarded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

! Y The cass of Philip Cashmeyer, charged
with communicating reasonable intelligence TO
the Yankee prisoners departing from City Point
! by'asg Of truce, underwent an informal inVessi-
| CATION yesterday, and Tesaltsd, as we intimsted
it might in the crime of treason alleged sRsinst
/ him, TO a simple charge Of very grave indiScre-
ton on bis part. The documents and papers
conveyed By his haEd to the prisoner, from
whom they were taken, were more minutely
| looked into, and proved to be old passports on
1 which CsshmeyeT had Travelled, aud others from
Gen. Winder, under which he, a. detective. had
acted from time to tine, sll simply intended for
the eye OF bis friends il Bal imore As evidence
/ of the high position of trust and capnbility he
was enjoying in the Confederate Government
/ OEe of these orders related to officers absent
4 from then posts Of duty without leave. Across
this runs the autograph of Gen. Winder, with
! the iBstfuction: "Oficer Philip Csshmeyer
is charged with the execution of this order, and
! the notification OF al officers 10 whom it ap-
plies f" cte
There was &noiheT letter which it sppssrs
Csshmeyer had received from Yankee cfFicef
on Belle Isle, last year, enlis,ing his sympathies
i8y renembr2nces Of old times, and beseoching
him TO procure his release from imprisonment
and return North To this end Cashmeyer had
e1eI.ed himself with somo SUCCESS, srd ne WA
forwarding The letter or copy Of it, to Bslt-
more, fer the Precipitation OF his family and
Southern friends, perhaps, in tho eyes Of the
Lircolu ssiraps Of that city. The letter ii Ger
man simply contained some information for his
family, and might read treason if translated
backwards. Apart from the gross iudiscretion
OF Cashmeyer's act in Communicating such doc
umeHts 70 his friends hTough Yankee prisoners
be Is guilty of violation Of the rules covers
ing the military department., which prohibits
the abstraction Of any document from the Office
iof any sneh purpose. The passports and or
ders falling into the possession of improper and
dlsloyal persons, might nave been used to the
d'sereoit, II not to The Injury of the Confeder-
etc cause, and vast mischief done here none
wss Intended. CsshmeyeF was sill in the Cas-
tie yesterday -RiehHsOaS EEamirssr IOth.
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RloHMoSD eolsIP. : Hermos, p of

Gen. Bragg hes decided to have 1900 cavalry
here permanently The fact is announced IN
The EEqN'rsT, for lie benefit of the enemy. who
viii learn hoE to size our pile" and sorns-
thing over. Our myriad Of whisky sbons -.
to be closed shortly Gen. Winder is sboDt ~
overhaul the eIenT.ion papers Of MarylsndsrS
Tcose pspsrs have been for sale for two yesrs
past, a. moderate price, among {" the fancy"
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n Z w nj STCY

s'HREE CHLESS FOR OI u JACK EorGAS-
4 - Eugens hsyu cd. Price s.
EiAaD n C9Gte6 cr sorg q lie Cs-f~sts-F
q 5uIg 5y tAs Isl; TsnESs-sa Opera TrouP-. Price
GOODBYE ArsFLjE DOOR, n Bag ia BsHzd.
5y s Glover Pee 81 81
FADED FLcWsa5-5y james P9uers-rs-y
27P1lsr. Pike 8 81
mill o. svgu--a Ga
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s2OO REWaRn
TO HOLDERS on TREasURy HoTEO

TREASURY DEfARTNENr, DEPosrrARY.s Orr.r- ,
Atisa'a, Ca Fsbrusry q. is6s.
OeEiAea'e' Tor four per cent bO1ds, under tie l.te
.e g congress can be rseslTed from thtz date untl
APfa ls'' 81 ms ofee To faetNs the traasas.on Of
lls ia'ss amount Of b'snsss dsv0lvas ea ne, sus-
s1' % ne holders Of notes. that they Strange them II
practicable, IN packages OF the sarss s.-o,...,--
sums Of 500. slooo $500 szd sl0ooO.
10 JOHN ". DUNCAN.
-.-7 Dsnoaifarv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

q The Nsecn TeleeToYh of this morning
says il understands from MillsdgsViIie that the
conmi.tse on Confederate relations reported on
Saturday substantially that they saw nothing
IN the reesnt acts Of Congress requiring the in
teTpCsiiion Of The General Assembly Of Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

CaARLEsToN. FebFusry l3.-Eizst shslJs have beer
lrsd g Tie elty since las report. Nothag ess new
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

Y Gen. Mmgsn was expected to arrive in
Richmond on The lob, on business connected
with the command he is raising.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

~ Gems Stafford of La, Oracle Of Ark,
and Robertson Of Texas, were in Richmond on
the 10Th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

Es5zs Of EHcistEzca Ercigsil eaeCz5Ved ~ SO
sousESEa Ez2reGs GszlPanyl March II,
1854
Mr. EmyluE pssksEs; LisHt Col = Z Il Lana /
box Frsak West, / loxi Euddecks, ! burd.e; Mr.
Nancy HsrL I bundle; J E Fletcher. sacks; A Il
Roberts, ! pscsag0i b Z sharpe, box J Bruce,
! box
The above freight IS stored st owners risk and sI
peuse and liable % be sold for charges. n n1r called
for. v DUNSISa. o f. CLERK.
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Q Q7ayerHnassr.esHsrE.
cFrIcz SOUTHERN FzrRzss cOsF

CFFICE SOUTHERy FxPREss CUsFssY ,
augusta Ca February 90. Ices
The Southern Express Company hJr=5y z0t6es slB
fisns and relatives rf so.5i=ls 81 The Amy of crib
sra Virginia and elsewhere that they are pr-gzr,d a
cary out arrangements As Announced iu ths rb7v-
card and hat hey viii DO al IN their power TO Iufl
rs lsqlivsleats. JAMES SHUTER,
General sup=Flnieudzlt an Acting President slaia,
era Express Company. ul7-1-l
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e The residence Of Joseph R. John, Esq 1,
Of Selma, Ala, was destroyed by FIRE On the
9Th inst Ths Ere originated by accident.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

Aumor pre,,ailed extensively in the eity
yesterday ihOt Sighting was gong "a -. > =.
front, for which there was no founoA'0H ,-- '--.'
,b.D tbis We learn, however, that early yes
- r,orning a detachment of Yankee cav
- came ont tc q mill, this eide Of Ringgold 8
.tsrt distance. Int immediately feH back upon
onr cavalry making their appearance. No col
Iision Oecu1ed.
Oficers who sIrived from Dalton thiS HiDiA.
ing report the greatest queis pIeVsiing III 'ii-'
vicinity
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r.uN UoOn m TFHR SADDLE.

We have seer $ private letter fEom Gen. Heod
ia friend in this city from which we are per
mitssd to make he following extract;
"Iam told sums of the old women in rows
ers in oar country fesr an not in good health
snd hat have TO be sisd OF fastened on my
horse, etc. Sines came here have been IL
ding all over th s country with Gen. Johnston,
and hsvs been in the saddle every day enough
to have fought ,wo or three battles, without feeL
ing any i0co1venience trom It whatever.
ride with psrfsCs comfort TO myself, and exPec
10 walk with cane before long. tell yoa
am IN COED hsilth and as young IS ever ano
am ss ready ard ia as good condition 70 light :
battle as I ever was; SO do not trouble yOursel
shout me"
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Arreat eta Head Detective.

Daring the passage of the fag-oEtrucs boai
which left this city for City Point on Monday
| lsst, Capt Philip Cassmeyer, detective, was
noticed as being particularly desirous Of ming
Ing Gmong the prisoners, and just before reach
ing the point he vas observed to pass into the
hands Of one OF them a large package, which
fact vas immedje.ely communicated to Cspt.
4 Hatch, the CfficeT in command OF the Yankee
prisoners to bs sent North, In q short while
sfter, while epTisoneTs we're being transferred
70 tie Federal sieazaer which hsd been sent to
take them 10 Fortress Msnroe, the one who was
seen 10 receiVe the package WAS made to stand
aside, and informed thai unless he handed ever
the bundle which had been given him by Cash
meyer the whole of them would be taken back
to Richmond The document was readily given
up, and then they were permitted to leave our
bosts.
The perussl Of the Papers which wers enelos-
ed 10 the envelope that Csshmeyer hsnded to
the Yankee prisoner led TO his immediate ar
rest, and as soon as the boat arrived at Rock
etts yesterday afternoon be was taken to Castle
Thunder and committed till such time as q
hearing Of his case can be had. The papers
are reported to contain important orders which
have emaDsted from Gen. Windsr's department
and other matters of an alleged reasonable
character.
We learn that CsshmsyeF states that the
documents in question were not intended to be
communicated to the enemy for the injury of
the South, but that they wers only to be sent
to some of his friends in Baltimore as en- sIpla-
nation Of certain acts which be had committed
here.
Csshmeyer had been looked upon by Gen.
Winder ss one of his mOgt reliable detectives,
and he has heretofore been entrusted with the
most iup1ortsut Missions
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-14

y We recently converted with "aSnirs-
band" who bad effected bis escape from tn
Ysnkees IN North Alabama. When asked for
his opinion SIS b his Abolition friends, be re-
Piled: ''Wel, mzssa, If q Yankee ever gets %
sissEppiRn.
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Y. ". .aCTON.

z. N. .4CTOyN,
News agent fer the Array Of Tennessee,
AND AGENT FOR
The Memphis Daily s,EDpeszE.
Mail Carriers, Brigade sad Rssimsnial News Agsnt5,
will be upplsd IS Heretofore with Daily Papers ss
eighteen 70 twenty csnts-a'go daily payers ai ths
ooanter Et twenty I've csnta
A Ia-gs edition Of the APrEAL rscsi7sd every day.
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