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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25
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The commissioners 20 fix prices 'hHvs issue
she.r schedule TOR JanRsry Ist We copy the
lea ing itens: Whest a. ninq *. A. grsns-v
80 30; faur Del zoe sDunds. SIS /. ~ mil a.
81 % 81 gFsaiEz Lq1srY-Wey chespaF AFtha
graasY than a. The nili7 clrn. 81 80 a. post.
Or s. St crib; re the same; bacon sS0 nal Iag.
poTk $50 per loo; mesa pork $50 per 100,
hogs. gros Sl4 per 100; beovas. S4D psr bssd.
mutton, s. pr head; ia!!0~. soc Dor To-; pofs-
tns - Or 5asbei; sait, 81 per bushel; sugar,
S5U0S40 pei Loo los.; mpllsses s. 50 ger pal
nai siuegsr, s So i0dd4r So 80 ssr 100; isaV.
S So; sole loz her, 81 250 81 625; upper, goa
81 29i harness do, s 20; 81 I'D calf SKINS.
SO each; shoi,s, per pair. So so; hides, 25c
per H.; wool, 'nwsshed. 81 ps1 10 cotton, 25e.
per ID WoTi; oxen, SI25; artillery horses.
S4o4i e~Svalrv S4G0i muies, $3.50; four horse
IS guns, S4G0i7 $3.50; ambulance $500, hsfs
S5i whisky, IS psf gallon; iron, 81; .Tauspor-
tsaon per ono aundHed miles, 5e.-HoaSt0n Tel
sgraBk.
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A his F~esiasuis IN F4Te ts eoaaiy, Tennessee, on
sue s9sh day q January 1864. Col VIZ. B. MORROW.
n Vas born Ia arsenville Distrsei, South Carolina,
November 6sh, 777-
Many years d ,e Colonel Morrow moved 10 Fsystts
COUNTY, Fennesi ZEE where be 70 iced up 10 the time of
his dsaih. ais lie was enc Of rrsas u~sssolssss snd
extend d hsyo 4 tue existence Of he oovsrnuisot
under whieb hs "a bore. Ills lorg e1perlenes uss
By mue / polished l~earsiBs, which. ogsthsr
his ghris aE uorsh made him q reuzrkatIs
nar 10 vas sidsri in zoe Prssoytsrian ehuiah Of
which hs had liesE = member for mora ihsz q half.
osptary. ana in big last moments De was comgorted
those hoped ssaaraness thai he world cannot
Give %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

Our Mobile AID Selma co.emporaries Of Ink
23d give DIT little information Of the position O.
Affairs in Mississippi The K-ississiypian ba.
one paragraph which stat,s;
Our latest intelligence rom TIE West Is. that
tbs enemy bad left Meridian, and was proceed.
ing up tte Mobile and Oslo rsiiroad. sherman.
douosiess, spPfebea1ed hat Logan would have
more than be c0ald aa1sgo, 90 be goes to the
rescue.
Another article in ihe same paper says;
We have Tumofs that DO enemy are moving
up he Mobile and Oslo ualroad, with he ob;sci
Of forming a junction 8iih Gen. Logan. who Is
reported 20 Be moving iom Oxtoid with 3 coli
umn Of 5000 A defseimeBt Of ihs Federais
we're reported o. Lauderdsle station day before
yesterday.
A gan leman who left Demopolis vsslerdsv
morning says the advanc, guard Of tho snemv
were seen twenty milos west Of McDowel's. and
thst Z Is e~urreaHy reportsi ihero hat The whole
column under herman il advancing upon D.
m0peiis. aens Forrest ai5 Lee are doi,.o good
work II IS unnecessary, If uot imprudsni. Just
NV, 20 ssy where rumor places them, or what
they are doing.
The Selms Reporter sayJt:
Passengers By the Western train say that the
report wos curEeut a. Den opoi on yesterday
a1@a sln enemy haQ oPdcusted both
Enterprise and Meridian, and taken uB their
LIE u maFca hoftaWard Wh0n last b srd
zen eaerHans army wal thirty miles in the
1ieston Of Columbus, a. o. near which point,
. = s9pp9sea ne ANS at forming 3 junction
4N4 VIisi5oA Aais PIeeip Eate retreat, With tie (
en- iheH hats Mobile or bell, "
shows has discretion is rs0arde8 A. tbe bst,sr
part Of vaioI by the pFofsis bFaggsrts and ~
have 10 dcubi they snufsd Jaeger in the tainfe5
lfeez8 before they PUT thsi lssfvss IN motion h
void T. But unless they hasten thoy msy not
.atireiy escape thu trap SET for them Tbe.r
nareh from Yieks5gIg 70 Mmdiaa, St 81 eveafs
IS been very nearly iruslqs.
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r WhsBsvsl Far Powell, which commands
Crans'a Pass. Is czptoIed, the Mobile Tribune
sslh % thst Forts Morgan and Gaines can avail
no.biBR The city IS thsn accessible without
danger from thess two massive forti6oaaons-
Eou Powell is CONSTRUCTED after the msnner Of
Fou WsgaeEi i % b0mb proof; The garrison
small and conscious, 20 doubt that the fate Of
Mosis depends uPoa their endurance snd be-
soism If This fort b captured thers is an
Isa.clsd san ID Mobile bay which VIII dispose
e any sea going vessel Such Is the opinion Of
ahs e5ilors Of The TrbaAs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

- An uniariunat9 II T ooearFed in this city
on Weduss ~ uIgat sumo owl Opposed pei.
.0' s weIe throwing rocks It The bsuse ~ Mr..
x .ndaAi on AtlAs T. street. wheH Lieut. Outlet.
te atJ4tsnl Of 40 pes, ran Oui OF Col. Won
u nkeu's qasi teFa iu tie ID ming building, aud
aEismased o sspiuge some ofthe fendfBg 8a-ty.
As he vas liunning after them, Mr.. Randall
came cut, alii suDp0sing him 10 be orc N ~
a~sseiling par y, fed al hin u~nfortupsfsh
tbo hall struts him ia the 1oshy pare Of lie
thigh. ingiciiig 4 troublesome. bat not ssuos,
aus Heund Il is a great uitv thas ~ 5.il
could not have reached enc OF the ReeunsTass
for whom it = Sc Observation-Disclosures Rs5sF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

- The excitement Oceasisns1 BY the enr.
reucy Dill has nearly subsidtd The stores thar
were closed s Hsw days sgo are nov open agnin
rrd men ara as eager TO raeeiYo Mr Nom
miugeris pager as ever Five dollar nsfst
Arb not 80 mu sh in demzud now that the biIf
has been published IN fall. All sagaeious mn
consider The currency better nsw nan bst5re
lie oil is 81 experiment IN financial lsgisls-
son. bat tae indications GOV ara that it wis
gofz weli. lsie=s viii advance, no doubt, fer
q few wesks 10 come, after which they vii de-
eiiae as tie cnrercy is appreciated b he gih
dfsEas OF 0ut-tbifd is volume -Ca{uHBus Sax
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DESERTEnr

4 a0UT' tbs S.h instant. Pr Esie ALFRED RE,z
NIL company g lst Lcusisns Regiment, ~.
SAD hen1st u q ~ieserter IRON tbs Federal srmv-hs
L anonf six fsst hah dark com Diszioa. dsfk 49, -
q sei eyasi ard reishs ahout o. hnndfea 40 80.
sniy ponnda H~oisahatve Of FrEuee 80 = - 7.
2a 8 ID "a teainist The ufuzl reward vii Is -
Tor b apprehension ana confinement
n ~ WRIGHT.
mrnti ioHma dig ts1sa Arsenal
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Card.

A NEW MISSISSIPPI DAPoT ASH OFFICE CT
AR8X INT LLIaEH0E
Just established 81 Atlanta, ga, dspot and omss On
the plan Of the one Stil kept up At Hisauond, va Al
packages, goods, clothing exc, for a sasippisn in
the zrmy Of Ienusssss cen be sent - ny care. marked
Mississippi Depot At anita, ard will DO hsla Tor, or
c nvsysd 20 the peis rs for whom they are Intended.
TIE ohaesrs and prvages Of Eiaslssipp, and - FAR as
psassieSb,s thcss Of Missouri. Fsuas - ea Texas ard
Arksnsas, viii and 3 place Of safe deposit To- t-eir
extra baggage, frse of charge We beg or fiends IN
the army to furnish SHE office with al names OF killed
wounded and mlslag, ana aay infar u Ton THAT viii
enable Us 70 render ourselves ussfui to ctr soi isn
Money aud ysiusble letter 81 uhd be sent by szpre1E
or By a reliable person, If practicable.
O K m~ARsHALL4
General Agent foe ne stlts Of Mississippi
o. F. HICKLE Assistant.
P. a-Ths Depot is usar he corner Of Whiishaii
and Mitchell ssssis, sign Of "MlssigippI Depot"
fe24 I~s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25


IMPORTANT The Secretary Of The Treasury,
IN tBe Richmond papers Of the al gives notice
20 ell holders Of treasury noies not bearing in
,erest, tnat they may exchange the samo inue-
5ia,ely, Ct the Office Of the treasurer. assistant
treasurer, or Of any deposisy for -cerufeatss,
wich viii entitle them u four per cent. bond /;
aud that the privilege viii conauue u8al the Ist
April ensuing, after which 81 noles over the
Denomination Of five dol sEs can be funded cnly
a. 668 cents to the dollar, except one hundred
dollar notes, which, alter that dale, are 80
longer receivable for pubic dues, and can only
BE- funded II an additional reduction Of ten per
cent per mOnth.
tbs certificates issued, together with the
bonds for which they my DO ezehang d, are
receivable ioF taxes Of tbs year 1864, a, The full
amouni expressed OF The fsce without interest.
and are not subject to ths tax imposed for that
year on other bonds ard credits.
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a ed.
$50 REWARD.

An AWAY from he EtsFah lion v 0-Ea on or
IL boat The Tth Instant, the folouinF described
HEEROEss
jim euut ihtfty ysaza q sE, very biack lzms IN
one D. 3 ana Weighs cua Eund 80 ant diifsiE aouuda
BASl-l nwentTdge yearz q sgs- black AID HeiFlE
ehnut ore hnuzrsd zu fprT pouzds-
6AAP about eighteen Tazrs Of age very biack-
ana weighs auEt o4o Lunlze1 and siztF puands
Tbs above reward Til be paid i1r he apprehension
ard delivery Of said negro s ~ this pace ca ths near
st Jsi-or atty dollars rsEzrd iOr an one uf thsm-
4GlaBT.
We =rz euE.
fe0fz Et7ush ~. sod a oau.rw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

e Some tersons have an e5rosa,.s ,..;,,
about the udeney tsxlsy. r. "a thse aI.-af
$50 per cent 10 levied i~nstanfer ~ f,cs -
that this tax only levied On that porlios Of
OF ihe curEsniy which s1lsins unfundsd on Lar
81 April Pas your bills in bonds and Won
save the tax Mobile Rsgistsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

q Those ftho make 50 marked a distinction
between nFa dollar bills aud those Of a hipheg
denominations oughs to mako 3 ike diserimine-
son N The ifiees Of tie commodities which
snsy insiss 81 selling Tor what they say is Tie
Whistler they 10 -Aobils Register.
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s60O - WARDl

DAN away from lha sub1ez1bsr IA September
E6 last, ny NEGhO 10 aBARX 20 years OF sre.
copper color, i've feet GFs Or tx inches high. hssvv
st a house servant an5 F0ash haFssr-nsng hislsft
hand He Is tuppcssa 10 Be with The srmy Of Tsnuas.
see. Ths zbogs reward viii be paid FOR bis spprs
hsnsion J. q. MaKTIN
d3 3tsu3W- vfauao1. A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

Dur exchange list embraces slmost svery pa
per published Ia he Coniedsracy, aHs = daily
exaninsd5p Of them since the adjournment Of
Congress, ana the important legislation Of that
brsnch of Govsrnneni was msdsV public, hss
given Us the gratifying knowledge lh=t the
press is almost U~SASINoUs il urging a hearty
support Of the currency and military laws.
Pastures OF each are pronounced Objectionable
BY some Of our contemporaries, bui the Oppos-
son universally sads with an expression 70 thai
eject. & . whole, he measures referred 70 are
commented % tie favorable support Of the pub
lie n elaboTats articles that must have weight
This poEition Of the press augars well TIE
people vii respond to line cali that is made
upon fhsm--wil submit 70 the sseri8ees that
may be Necessary, and the credit Of car Govern
msat be advanced. IN the end the benefits viii
Al seerus to the peoples they must nov see and
know H. and VII eheerfuIly sequieses in, ard
support the measures that have been adopted
And with = united sosdiery, united people and
unanimous press, who can predict Olhsr thsn 8
favorable resus9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

~ Do Het forget be seiEse slshe AshoneaD
this evening. The object is a worthy one, and
The enteFisinpsat provided win DO foaEd well
worth tue price OF admission Go and Judge
fsr yoaFsslvsa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

a A disastrous afs occurred a. Chronicle,
Ala, On Sunday might lsat destroying the resi-
asnee Of Mr. Thsh. Malone, together with al
has iamily Supplies. As be is absent in tie amy
The loss 10 bis fanily is a severe one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

We have numerous reports, By parties Wit
Dalton on the evening ,rsin last night Of
great activity IN irons, and most Of them seemed
to thiDk = general eDgsgemeni inevitable AlsF
.sr received in this cipI. dated February 24sh,
suarier past 6 o'clock, P. n, says "E9gntLhe
is new going en- At the font, shout iour mnas
distant, and tonight Of tomorrow msy seA tns
ale whether We shah tonsinue to occupy Dali
ton. or Il shall fall intt tie bands Of The enemy
Icsnnot learn Che sxtsel Of thsE fsrees, bus our
people are confident Of success"
We have covered Fi.h = lady. who Ess JUS
arrived rom Chattanooga. She could give %
information as to the Strength Of the enemy |.
that vicinity, but slshp hey hsVe -
T.~.- u KuozviHs are reported to be
poorly supplied The Expression Of al was 1sA'
ibsfr move was to be directed against AslAAA'
~ tbsv appeared to have no doubt Of its cap
~ - he result Of tho active operations now
,1inq on. Gen. JoHNsToE viii have something
. DO with them before this il accomplished.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

GEN. LOVALL AND nav ORLEANS.
We refer the reader to the correspondence be-
tween Gen LOWELL while in command ofNses
leans. and the War Department, which We
Publsh today. l. reveals VIA. has not been
generally known. that Sen. LoVELL was rem
6eled poveTiess 10 protect the Crescent City, BY
bel E stripped Of men and munitions, and that
the government relied upon the navy. Tbs
brsrch Of Tie seTvics Pr vsd : miserable failure
a. q dsisnse-au the vessels having been dss-
Tcyss bsf,re the enemy reached TIE city; con
seqaEn1T ths1s bsiDg nothing 10 The bands Of
ths comm' der Of the land forces, "Nes0 Orleans
esf 4 JsHssisss," as be had previously IN
fomsi shs pertinent, and be could do nothing
elss bas retire as he did. These letters vii 90
muoa 10 open the eyes Of The public, wbo viii
be ~sstsns6ed thss Ca LovELL so lsng suffered
his Ieputssoa 20 be cloaded, when The facts 50
clearly relieve him fem blame.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

~ Col Clement H. Stevens has been sp-
pointed bagade r general and assigned 70 the
eonuana Ct MsjH-GsnaTaI ". H T. Walkers
Cd Gsosgia B1Igsds
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TrfsI, Potasors


GFOLf y frou.m ms nesr Dason Ga. on tie 1isaf
Of th8 1851 ECbrnsry. fe6f = "a MARE hisek
neEe and tai nd legs straight head frlm y mzds;
nd@s well, afast pasenabou. EneEa hands hiqa. savoE
gears old vii pay tie 40 70 rsaard 10 any one
Who will so arrange Il that can get her
JOHN q CARTER
Ssh Tenn Regim- NJ. Wrrfts Brissis.
CEoathanis Digisio-, HaTsseE Corps
faa2 81 Army II z. naszsee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

Afisr our evening sdiIUB went to press, We
heard the following particulars in relation to Ina
landing of the Yankees on Whitnarsh islan5
Early on Monday morning the Yankees lapdsd
q force Of from three TO four hundred on tine id
and from q number Of baTges. A force Of about
one hundred and 6ity men from the s5th Penn.
s~vtvsnis, under the command Of Ist Lieutenant
Kitchener, Immediately advanced and drove Il
our pickets. So rapid was their moyemepts
that they succeeded in cutting eff abeut ons
hundred and fty negroes, trgsIher with tbeiT
ove;seeTs, Who were engaged at work Ia thai
vicinity. These negroes. however, with the Ovsf.
aeers, succeeded iB making their escsve' sDa
reached our lines in safety
Our troops soon opened on tho enemy. and
repalaed !hsm. We captured Lieut. Niebepsr
a corporal name1 Shslienbeieer, and a nrlvafs
named J. G Baiiey, Of tbs 85.h PennsSlvae,s
regiment. Several oflhs enemy ysere wounde5
Wa lost one man killed, belonging to MaxegenSs
battery This was the only cssusltv ON
the Confederate side No negroes were iass
Lieut. Richardson brought he prisoners to Ina
city. aud they are now confasd q The bsTrseks
Daring yesterday AFTERNOON, tho snemV wers
in Smelling the island, for she purooso
no doubt Of covering ths retrest Of their forces
-Sa0GsReh Macs Esd
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~ Mrs. Peterson Allen has been ADMIT
"a 70 bail FOR he4 sppearsBce before the district
eoa7t. ID The sum Of 100000. The aiAl viii
e9rs % or he 18Th Of karch
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y The Register says most Of the brokers Of
M5bla hsve very sensibiy refused to oounte
nancs he Ildicaloqs excitement about Eve dol
~ bis ~ dee lining 70 desl 10 them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

~ ed Surgeon is advised that AnoBy-
mons eoHsribusons forwarded Tor publication,
prs noi preserved. sad t~bsrefoIs, we cannot, IN
~foItaasts,y, comply vi 1 bis request
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

BAD EFFECr Of WHIsKY-Congress did
not include any Of the officers OF attaches Of the
express company in the list Of exemptions. We
have been At a loss to account for this, as the
services Of the company are as necessary to the
Government as are those Of the soldiers ia tie
Geld, or Ehs planters in the fields. Referring 10
re matter the Redmond correspondent of tie
Columbus SaS says ; q lot Of Whiaky which
from Augusta TO tbs city is said TO be a
the bottom Of tins business against the express
company It Eould have been more s~atsfa,-
lry to tbs public if 1t had been stated whethcr
iae henorables did NOS got enough CT the cn.-
sa',' or whelher he article was not good If
Che former, he officers Of the company certsinly
did DOT acs with foJefhou fhs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

Affection IslsIEDIArgLY-rbo members
u te Executive AID Ascension for Tie Relief
Of tie Amy Of Tennessee, viii meet promptly
# 3 o'clock this afternoon, al the Office Of the
sseIalasK snd irsasurar. On uIzeat business.
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}. ". Ga. e0D,
Attorney az Law.

Aa&2SkG- Leo sBG-
FFioa over a X. Edraay's sfass enss-An
street.
PaFlleusr s.fsnsou pzid 20 40 KRIS OF ssrvs a..
cling, e uasz saFiea &c 0Gea uu Eoa e ga
aEe : i'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

q Pficss hays 30 come down. That IL ono
comfort out Of the currency troubles Of the borr
People who have been asking ten nicss IN cam
mOdities of clothing and food viii soon 80 ~
lime when they will be glad to take one ngies
Commodities Of many kinds are scarce. Is ~
results Of var and blockade Bar mopev Il
going to be more se5Iee. Whenever that Is me
esss prices toll Hefesgiofe everybody has
The iime is ct hand when thsy will van Il Ia,
with their commodities for monev.-N65iis
Register.
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WHAT THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. DID.

Il appears that Secretary Banjsmin relied on
Mallory and the lifts fsr The safety Of New Or
leans 10 writes to General Lowell
From the ecsnt experiment. of the Virginia,
and Wbai I hear Of tho steamers of New Orleans.
I feel confident that if even enc of them can be
got ready before you are attaeks4, she will dis
PeTse and destroy aay feet the enomy can gather
In the river, above or below, Tbs naval 6hiasTs
say that Tits steamer is far superior TO the Vir-
gmia"
General Lowell, however, seems not TO have
shared these Brilliant aniieipstions. T . follsw-
ing is bis lalouie account Of tho naval opera
tons of Neg Olleaas
Whether from want of funds, or lack Of syr-
tamaiic expenditures, the credit of fhas branch
Of tie publc service here Is SO bad that it is al
most impossible for tbem to gel anything done
A fsa days since I wanted 3 crew for a boat
10 work on The lower RATS, but eould not get =
man until they we're satisfied that il was not IL
tsnded foFservice in the naval department"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

- TIE Aagusa merchants are considering
Che Pfopisty Of iasuing due bills to relieve the
Nsats d Tie eommunily inr eherge bila.
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The SUNKEE BLoCEADER AT CHARLESTON.
i viii be remembered that the press dispatches
8 few days sincs reported 4 ;hree-masted pre-
pellsT blocksder as having bseeu sunk of
Charleston bar during the gale that prevailed
there last Thursday night. We have private
sdviees that warrant "a in believing thai certain
Confederste agencies hsd a hand in the sinking
of the blockadeE. Pruience forbids Us from
more new, bat We wish The commander
Of that military department. and bis brave &C.
a iasors good speed in heir efforts against the
naval foe.
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For sac

E0UR or avs saoa4and Iba o. sHtFT.vq ara
Il lGLA1 I'M g1cigrdsr@ Circular 5aE n He
2ondlaon Ter Ese acd eBs Ensured $50, pair 81
Inc sto1ss Fitn spinais aud zpaurisuares=u
d Hneh NAY Be- ssh 4t ny mld rirs miles Fssf 81
La Yet-e, Aaasma
e4sa asREIvaTaN
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VAaFSE LOST )

EHIs morning a C RPET vALlsa va lost sF
Z ths vet Point rosa. ons nHe from AtIsats co1,
sAn g @earinz rPpsrgl A LIBERAL reward viii bs
pad u ien = tss Arc1ds.
migiW Il
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N.II.E % LIZ "a.

ard aflerth- l5liro February the southern Ex.
" press Company viii require al freight except
NoFsrnmenp 70 b prepaid, z HUBERT,
f~eblStius superintendent
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R3assVAH.

-C0EFEDEaATE STATES % rrVrca.N
sEDIcaL 9URrEToR1s oFFIcE
Montgomery Asbsms. Fsoruar5 10. is5Ab
A Ii medical 5fiesls Of he zrms Of sIssissppI are
II hereby informed a. lli5 dspat has been removed
% thiz pi4cs. Requdti1ns vi ID fusaIs 10 8adsesssd
sccordlHgly RICHARD FOr1S.
SURGEON cnafsder ts 5lstes Armr.
fsbl3 In Aaa Medical P~urFeyors Vert nlE
Tuskegee Female EoEEege.
3 The SpYfnr tern oDfns On he asa Fsbrqsrv
md cloves ~ b Jnly. -80arders farnish thair own 90,
cot ing exec N sxfrele cssas
Mes a aPEAH, he accomuIsksd Tenchsr
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Bosrd ana tai&cn for 3 teFa, ia fdsEr1a. ttree Inn.
ared aud ninety dohHrE ECr fsEths- pariicuisrn al
dress BEV less. WOOD.
def-m Pr-sadsnt
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as ST LOUIS oelvssu Frank.la SD azmntoa
Isl 10 siop shsre TAs laolsl s a9sYs f1asesa rifh
be Be ; tnn uarkel ad1rd4 Cabms1 1e n the hnbE,
Of taking persons Tho wish 20 sop a. this hoars 70
other places, therefore e 9ouldbs Eea le rsmsmbsr
rs location, fdss
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x The Augusta banks viii not receive
money On deposit sitter ,hs fs, Of April next.
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WFlou hzs advanced an ths city to 81 per
pooRi
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GEE LOEssrREET--Ths Redmond Wig
learns lTom al ehssr from Geo LongstTeefs
command, that his army arc generRiiy well
clothed aud shod, snd are in excellent health SID
fee spirits. General InngsHeet, f4r some tims
past, has had possession OF tae seeiien-of Essl
Tennessee from which ihs enemy principally
derived their supplies, and il Is believed could
possssa Knozvils a sny fma bus fer the small
pox which hss been rsaing there.
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CAPTURE BY GEs JUzEs-The Bristol
Tena) Gazette, OF the ls,h, says a portion OF
Gen VIZ E jones' command captured a wsg-
% tram Of tWeuty-ons wagons, togeihaT with
seventeen Yankees, On Friday previous, about
f1esn OF twenty miles Eest Of louisville, and
within seven miles Of Cumbsrlsnd gap.
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y Ths Richmond i~)isgateh says thera Is nos
s bare-foossd South CAIulina soldier IN The East
Tennessee aTmy.o
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FLORIDA -Ths War Department received in
farmshon Monday, ron Florida, that tho enemy
had landed sn additional heavy force, and we're
marching against Gsi Fnnegan- HIS con-
msnd continued a. Lake City, where the late
victory vas gained. 1. is to be hoped he viii
be abe 70 sgain defeat hem. Thsy vii, how
svsF, bring 81 their force to bear, as they desire,
for political purposes, to take possession Of Tai
lahasss, tbs capital Of sle State