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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27
Special Advantages of this Loan.

1T Is A NATIONAL SAVINGs BANK, Offering .
higher rate of interest than any other and the see~
Any savings bank which pays it's depositors in United
ating medium ofho country, and pay anything
better r its either in government securi-
tics in notas bonds payable in government paper.
1t is equally convenient q temporary permanent
investment The notes always be sold within fraction
their face and interest," and the
curty with banks as collstcrals for discount.
CONVERTIBLE INTO SIX PER CENT SEE
~ GOLD BOND.
In addition to the very liberal interest the
three years. this privilege worth about
three per cent per annu, for the
Bonds is not less than nine per premiums, and before
the the premium per United States stocka
twenty per cent 1t will seen that the actual
profit on loan present market rate is not less
than ten per cent per annum
Its Exemption from State or Municipal TiIation.
But aside from all the advantages have enumerated
special Act Of Congress ExEMPTS ALL BONDS AMI. .
Treasury NOTES FROM LOCAL TAXATION On
the exemption is worth about per
per annum, according Of taxatiOn In various
parts of tho country.
1t is believed that securities great ioduoe
ments to lenders those issued by overnment In
all other forms Of Indebtedness the th ability pri
partiesor rtock comFans separate conunities
only, pledged for payment while the who'll property Of
tho country held the discharge Of al the ob
cations of the United States
While the Government offers the most hherai terms for
its loans it believes very strongest appeal ~ Be
to the loyalty ana patriotism ofthe people.
Duplicate certificates viii be Issued for al deposits
The party deposting endoe upon the original certi
cate tho denomination reqsred, ~hssher
they are to be issued blank payable ordcr When
so endorsed it ecer receiving the
deposit to forwarded to the Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE REcEIyEDh hS the rr..s.
urer ofthe United States Washington tho several A
and designated Deposarses and By the
First National Bank Of Fort wayne, Ind,
First National Bank Of ofInaianapolis. InA..
First National Bank Of Lafayette, Ind..
and BY all National BANKS which are D<posars public
money. and 2as-zis5ss .ias LA
Z ALL RESPECTABLED BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country viii gve further niornstion ssd
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO STBsCRIBERS
sug.ss IL 3mahocis
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27
War DEPARTMENT,
BuREAU OF MILITARY JUsTIcE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. :, lc61.
Stanton. : ccrctary Of War:

Hon E NJ. Stanton, ccrctary OF War:
SIR: Havin. ocen instructed by YOU to prepare
detailed repm' upon The mass oI tc sumsn! fur
n>hed me from iii ilcrcnt in regard To the
secret tion< and c"D-piracieS against the
government, formed principhl III the Western
States by traitors ani di>layIl persons, have now
the honor to submit follows:
During mprc than year past II has been Sencr-
ally kroWn TO our authnIiies that secret treas
onaGIc organization. affiliated with the southern
rebellion, and chiefly military in lis character. has
been rapidly extending itself through the West.
A variety Of agencies. which will be specified
herein. have been employed, and successfully, to
ascertain its nature and extent, we'll its am-
and IT. results and a. this investigation has led
to the arrest in several States OF member oi its
prouinent ,cmlicrs dangerous cnt mics to their
country, il hts been deemed proper 10 set forth III
tull the acts and purposes OF this organization and
thus to mike known To the community ut large
it's intensely treasOntbc and revolutionary spirit
The subject will be presented under the follow
ing heads:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27

PmSrTSc.-Job Printing of all kinds, from the
illest card to the largest sized poster, executed
inthe very best style, on tie shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms at this Office. Orders
are respectfully solicited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-27

Its origin. history, ma,nes. &c.
III It, organization and officers.
iii Its extent and numbers.
" Its armed force.
v L. ritual. oaths and interi T forms.
VI Its wri itcn psincipl,s.
VII Its specific purposes and operations.
VIII The Witnesses and their testimony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

HBLMBoLDs DKU6 ARD CHEMICAL WARE
house,
No. bo4 BROADWAY, N. Y. Or
No. 5o4 BROADWAY. N. Y. OR
No. 69A BROADWAY, n. Y, OR
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT.
NO. I04 SOUTH rENTi-sT. PHILADELPHIA
NO. I04 SOUTH TENTn-Sr, PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs AND UarRlNcS
Piled DEALERS.
Who ende.vorts
Dispose Il their own end "othefs szticlss . d
Reputation stsairst by .a
HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
For purifying the blood removing an chronic constitutional
des.es arisng from impXs state OF tho blood And sAs
Only reliable and efecua known remedy for tho cure scfo
ua Sc.ld Head Salt Rhsum, Pains and S~elnss Of tA~
Bonss alterations Of the Thos aud Lcss BlotShss PIN
pies on tho F.ce Tees Erypess and al Scsiy Eruption
Ut tho Skin,
AND BEAUT1gYIN0 TIE CONPLExI0N
NOT FEW
of the worst disorder, that sct mankind arise from the cor
rupoa that sccuuutes IN blood OF ali the dsoovesss
that have made out eqnsi In eject
HELMBoLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RfLLA II cleanses ,ad the blood instius the
vsor Of health into the system and purses out the hoer'
which make disease Il stimulates the healthy frnctons OF
the body and erpes the disorders that grow and rsnke In TIC
blood euch remedy that could be relied hes long been
sought for and now the frat lime, the paohe have one
on Which they depeud Our space here does ns adjust
Of certificates to show It's effects but the ai Of single bot
liz will shov 10 the sick that has virtues surprising anything
they have sskcn-
Two tablespoonful OF the Extract Of sa,apsh added 70
pint Of water 1. eqaal the Lisbon Dict Drink and ole
bottle IL fully equal gallon Of the syrup Of 5srsspsfns
or the deeoction % Usually mads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

TUE GREAT SOUTHERN NOVEL
MACARIA.
A NEW NOVEL. BY AUGUSTA. EVANS AUTHOR
or "rEULAH" "INEz," sia
A BOSTON LApYs OPINION OF THE BOOK.
rh.v. read M.o,ri- IT. aathor marve,su, mistress
Of the srs Of psLoa sad book utterly variance with
Al, tivoly and sham presnssi free from can't bsoy' or m
.r,nc. I, u,o,,,. sound Chdsisn morality and soounds
in inosntiv. to LOFTY ennobns sndesvo< good beck 70
place 4, the hand, OF hosc Just commencing tie earnest WORK
o, liza lam heartily clad Of Ito succes. Al to IL political
bearing although have secession sympcshe' and 'a0ua
bitterly NOUN The day u.hcrins the anal dnsubermens
Of our once happy propcEOuslaud think the Tree press
=, m. ,.o,,s 10 mos. sDornsous condition, whes Abo
,o,I. fin ,x humble opinion rank treason toward both
the spr and letter Of the cOnusi0n)h triosd ou'so'
public app,.oans 70 the schon tho NEST gorgeous dyes
romance throughout most popular fictitious nterssuf'
Wills word even In novel, against the fanssics dsrasos
i tbs. ha brought our country 10 the verge Of raln visited
with thea, and rebuks upon puba.hsr and author.
NARY A. HOWE
From The Evening" Post July IS
"a auterary production. M'csrs' ss hast equal 70
Mi, Evans. previou. works. and however rcpusnans may
be 10 loyalty to learn tha, such Rebel book can and pub
.her and reader. 10 tho North ye. must be said that this
the mos, carefully written poyei-wo shs ny, too the most
preenou, ose-s. ,hs war has suggested 70 tho n0vss OF
| either sidc-
FROM THE INDEPENDENT
A c,pi,aLnovoL Better than Beulah."
TIE BATTLE-RIELDs OF OUR FATHERS.
by VIRGINIA p. TOWNSEND.
rh. yooe the seen. Of which 10 laid in time Of the Rev
oluou offered to the public WITH tho conviction that
II VIII address Itself To The hearts Of The American
people
~. ,,,,, ,.s Autumn, ,,,..a.o. the Rsvola
=, a., 49,, q, .~v.. v..r..
,.,., .,..,. than,
ii..
~h,,. IN. s.oec,.i
~. ,o...
{. an am al. ...u.ne. Of IL. sarn.s.ess
-, ,,,o.o tn. hook should ind welsOm. In
...,,,,, ,,r,o.. cloth. Price d 50
-,
f"i '''d f"'' % ''''A
YE BOOK OF BOob-E"
A,.e. of ..sh1y Drawings, with Illustrative text This
,r.n. Bsol Of Drawings by those eminent srs' Darby
CasY1n Clinton, Mss SGrto, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

HELMBOLD'6
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
or liberation -of the Bladder and Kideys Die
eases Of tho Prostate Gland In the Bladder Cscalss
Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and all diseases and Affection
the Bladder and Kidneys, and DrOpsca Swelling sxsn.
IN ra~s, women o children.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCuu,
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
HELMBoLps EXTRACT BUcHU.
For weaiu. sTns nom Habits Of Dissipation, attended
with the following symptoms: Tndispo.iion to Exertion
Lo.s Of Memory Difficulty Of BTeethus. Weak Nerve'
Trembnr Hs,ro- Of DiseAse, Dinnsss Of Vsioo WAIKIKI
nsss Pain In tho Beck Universal Lhs'sude OF tie Ms'e
system Hot Hand. Flashing Of the Body Dryusss Of y
Srn.
PALLID CoUNTEEANCE
PALIID CoUNTEyANCE.
PALLID COUNTENAECE.
PALLlD COUNTEyAYcE
PALlIp COUNrEsANcE
rALLlp cOUNTENAECE.
Thee x,rto.,s n allowed to 20 on which this rasdcns
n,ari.b bly, removes followed By Faulty. Ersptio Fit.
In Ole Of which tbs rat.eE, may expire. Who eau ~ ths
they ar, no, frequently followed By thoss dreia disss's
"IysANITY AND CoySUMPTIoSi-
INSANITY AND CoSsUMPTioNi'
.NsANITY AND CoNSUMPTiONi-
.INsASrFY AND CON5UMPTIONf"
~IysANiTY AND coNsUMproNi'
.NsANrrY AND CoSSUaPTIoNi'
.INsANITY AND CONSUAPTloN''
~INsANITY AID CoEsU3.PTiosi'
~rysANIrY AND CoSsUMPTIoNf'
INSANITY AND CoNsUMPUoNf'
N.,v ar, aware Of the cause os,heI suffering The record
Nm. n,,n. .,vnm, and the melancholy deaths from con
,umpiou boar ample witness OF Tire ssseron Ine consult
% ones Affected BY organic weakness requires the sid
madeleine 70 s,reastLen aud nysorsc the syseH, which
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
uELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
HrLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcAU
Invariably does
Hr1MsoLps EXTRACT BUCHU
uELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
Ia s plss.An. In ito taste aud 0d0' aud moro
,hsa any Of tho preparations OF
IRON OR BARK.
For those suffering
IRON BROKEN DOWN OR DELICATE CoNSTfTu-
TiONS.
MALE Or FEMALE.
Ao ocp ssr Ff ziGiirE
BTRONO, HEALTHY NERVES,
BRISK AND EES En- ttS TIC ryIL1Nos
And sL VI! sa; %sEE IGa''
THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED II
USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY and arc also !,
v,ry general use 10 all tho STATE HOSPITALS aud PUB
Lie SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the hind
well a. private practice, and considered iuat
remedies.
FROM DrsrESs1roEY ~ ThE United pSi STATES
Fee Professor DEVICES valuable worSs tss Practice
Physic
c.msrks made BY the ate celebrated De- PHrsIc PHI
see remark, made by Dr. EPunAIM MCDOWELL, eel
CHEATED Physician. and Member OF the Royal CoIege Of Sur
scons Ireland aud puO,hed ia the transactions sf the Kin
and Queens Journal
SEQ MeaicoC hirurscsi Review Published BY BENJAMI
TRAVERS. yellow Of the Royal College OF SurgeouA
6es NEST Of the late STANDARD Wosks on slctictns
PRICES.
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle. or sx ff IS
sAKSAPARiLLA, III per b,tlo, or SIX for "a
Delivered to any address. securely pscAed.
Address lst. ers l0G iuor.lsti0u 20
AELABOLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE.
uELMBoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
EaLsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

TNHE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Il THE PERUVIAN sYRuP
TIE PERUMAS SYRUf
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
SUPPLtES THE BLOOD WITH lTS SIiAL fniNCAf L.
OR LIFE ELEMENT,
IRON.
Infastns strength aud vsor iuo al psrts o. re ys,
For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY and fEMALE "LAh
MISSES. IL Is specHc fInphlets tree. ,,,xe,,o,p
DEPOT No. <9l broadway. J. 7. DiNSMOhE
Sor sale by Ill Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

INK! INK! INK
L cARrER's COMBINED WRITING AND COPYING
ING INK,
F,ows - freely a. any writing fluid.
oNrs . perfect and Instantaneous copy.
SuyeIlof 70 eny imported Inks. aud much shcspcr
For sails By j. 2; DiESS6aE. Ne lsl Broadway. snd b.
Sts,ioneu generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

ssce n al Lemthcr Dana. -sta,em.nt o. the sHo W.,
An Lr IrIsG BANK Tor me weeA e"dinS os'HfuA' 'he
s Al, i u Loans aud Dis1ouus os Ins
~
A. M an if Of L ,"'i
sy.ra@ ais4r' Deposits $1,000 ~
citv 40 81 tTfs OF Sew tpr<, J, :" = hsn, ~Nu
ii ,cr Bans. sslus du.y sFor Pc '' 7, ny .''
az ao. frs .4lrit c,u'cI - N
s"''" --'@ 49, VI ul... IL D4AxaA. NoisIs Gsslc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

C,oi "A required by Chapter Law, Of i5 ioI he
r.e1 ending Saturday. tIe 6:h DAY 81 August, 1874
soaut - Loans ana Discoauu 19I ~
OF ftIc. oo
Of 2.COlls VI
CITY and County T0Ii. I. john Parker cs'h,cf
Of tD- Phenix Haas drv stpru. dc.sr snd t ts
eoreee To the Tee. " knoedsr soj ereL
JOAN PAlLEn C4xhir.
Sworn btiot, he th~ 9Th day q Ausaa. i-A
n o. y Sorrns. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

2nltoa Bapk.-sa,ement Of me FULTON B4NA, as
chNp-f 90. tbs end M sI4y tie
6th is- Of AaSrsi. le,t
,ai tnt.2Cf ~
Ave- ,u,onp 3D., ~
Average unit Of CTeu'stn.. 10 G,o "
Civ and C,rAl-o --f, H. ilayot CxSnef Of
the 70 daily -d Aepee I'd hat lie Above stae
ueut 4, co,,ee 70 Lsst Of LAY 1nowed-s and bei
II. ". HAYDocK. Cssaes.
Anrusa before tho 9Th day Of August 1884
Tnos Ht,wooe Notary rubae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

Trgiug DNu.I.-stat-'1eot az lANlN' DAM - ,c
e,i Chsper q 1850 for The ~cek sadhs ssardS NE
oh day OF Aufnsr. 1886 a, AZ, ,ao
Av-r.se = and DLconu's
AnOrnt Of tinrn'gtl1u
Aysrste smoInt OF
Cryund County Of sesYosk i~nie'V H. befthod C'no
living Bank degose AM hat N, see .isis
met1i, c.,reSr DASIEL v. II. BERrHOLf, Cashier.
SEQ before m 9Th day Of August iTt ,
Tnox.s L. oar, ir, So'a-y rgbhe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

Broadway Bnnk.-S,ai.n,ea Of tho BRoADWAf
oANk required b. Cbat e sf Laws 'soA S us" ea-As
eaturday, the go dsy OF Ausu,t i6t .......
Avsrsse OF Loans and Decyaars ..-.eASsens.
Average Nsoas Of C,re"anve -'.-'.'.-.. ~
OF Deto-iS ~
CITY and Con mtg o. New Yoyt EveEtt, Cssslef q "a
oadsU day d., AMI sy tha ts ae''s a's
xnsnt u cor 81. bes, oil tnewsjs. md b~sei
} l. EvLRITT, Cashier.
Sworn before this 9Th dsy e. August. lto4
M.TaI4s B.srs CJnnis.oner Oh DeedI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

NISSAN Hank.-sta,eneu, Of tae NASSAU BANK; ss
Chopper Laws VI 1881 Iof hs vsA eSds oNHdsy
ths 9Th " August, lt<f 800. 80
Loans AID Decounts 9S,S tl1,sD
1907 go N, NJ iSt5Os -
s,crase euoypi Of Crc aisison. Doat W.
t
o. .nJ c,uns o. New York Psbcs Hams Csshrr Z,
a suk daily Jevss aod coy That NE ABOVE
-, a. rt,e " best o. kpow- Is and ritL
sl-ieA"I' " WV FRANCIS n. HARRIS, Cashier
sx,., l~o,s me this 9Th day u Ausnst. ,sh-
o""" Cosstlfrs X Dpe<vAv. ko,hJ Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

Enst River Eank.-S.a..n men. NJ the EAST RIVER
BANK ssr-euu-s LSSs 0s vssk eadng
sspniey the a,h diy ~ ACs1s,. isS4 =
siacnh ~ loa"s aaj tscosI's. tSSsl ~ ~
Avefue siouH OF C"cns'ea Lc,.k ""
=
Comfy Sev.rork wm c4ensn cshisr 81 the
pse al ts. the A1o's state
the o. .aS ksosieis- snj belle.
w3i s. CARaAH, CsshsL
svors before iAz 9th day Of August lea
JEa y.s Otrss, Sots Puh.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

rtScSnpksY o. the Cty o. i daily bah
81 IA. srns os ss.ns saturday refsns the
e:h d, ~ krgt., iss<i - .oo .-o q,
arrase amount and discounts. 81
Amos o.
Average amount Of Circulation ms
u
Cir ,nd coa1.y Yaft hn an'brrys' Cher'
the Compsy % tAs c Of New fo sens d1J ssote
,,d hi the corf 70 NJ tsH ihJ
knnwirdse ssa c-s-L J. . hAisnHH"h"f >sN'-'
S-orp bso. u. ihs ssA day Of AuslFt to-
Erprs r Consr. ~. Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

esrca.~d chsg- Laws q 49, sf the "eeA sa's
6fh DAY Of August. t~tf ana. o "a an
Amount %
O.
lHi o. Crcaeiion y,o ~
fnser
CIV and Counry Of York Washington Hall Css'ef
.ftae o. -aa Bank DIP sc sni -! IN ne
correct NAHiSuIuN n "aHAr ~-'
fsssI r CEuss jr, Ho'1ry Pnhhe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

iEATIiTR MIYFA CrrI:s' HAN u e CIV Of NtW IoFk rs
frquWo1 40 Laws Of 49,. Tor the vtek endns sdnd
the dsyo ~ August is5t:
,.ss s,non,. OF EOU,:4s 81
Average az Curuisfsa. -
Ayerr DepoNs
(y ana l. Nicboo- Ptnsr Cs.her 81
I.,hs pt, beng day sworn. e-To.- m" ssy
IN, best Of -te Hi he
eN"'o"
WV" ' - P,t,rne BriL, No,.ry Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

Bank or North America. Statement o! The BANk
on NORTH AMERICA r~Iyet oJ chafs w iavs o. ie>S 'of
a. seos endlns SATURDAY ID, es dsy OF August .set
Average Loan, sns Dvco9n's. .-tSosSsln ~
Average Of eyeso ~
Of Ctrculat,sn neaot ..
Of Dero w bvtcS'
Cny Coassy o. Sev I"ss, J. A Bessdsy c@seiei
sf,ke North iy t?c.s tss si ae
psys ,t.tsasai coreyt o rovedse and beae
J. A DEA,DSLEr, Csshss
awo-n be1<s Tbs eth day 81 Aasd~. :s64
2Lr.B r. Rrrs Tofsy f1bs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

IMPORTERS AND traders SANK. ~ s-em eI ~ Chfr~
Ises Of m 70, Saturday the ah day q Ansrst ~
A,--us. I1as Nod Discounts ...SS,y 1873:
q Ss.ci- ~,
Average q Circulation. $500 ~,
and County Of fv io,t. ss yannes b'el eaoE. o.
importers B. day de and ~ ,st INC
st y. scpt cote 10 tie elyr snd eest
JAMES BUELL.. Casaer
svup before u- tins eth day OF Aurast, isa ,,,
H.. COINS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25
aaaIrIornI ror,hsrn Irsu..

The Federal Ways and Means committee have re-
seted the proposition to permi. national banks to ssus
notes Of smaller denomination than Eve dollars.
Loulsvis dispatch says Kentucky is to be divided
into two military districts the respective hesdquArterI
10 be at Louisville snd Lexington Burbridge occupying
the former and Ewing the latter The people are to be
brought under closer military rule.
On The 18Th cotton was dull 8. ST. Louis at o. cents.
The receipts from below coo bales
Two Iron-clsd turrstsd gunboats were recently
launched at Csrondslet. on the Mississippi.
Memphis dates Of The l2th say that cotton was sK.
cited under the usws from New York. Holders were
not anxoas to eI ss but little cotton remsns il the
country 20 come IN.
Cairo dispatch says that at the late election in
TeuDsssse the vote in Carroll county 1896; Hsnder
son sos Wesy II0O II one district the ele,eiOn was
broken up. Scouts within eight miles Of jackson.
and thirteen miles south Of Lexington where parties
Of The enemy ere threatening the people Il they
shcult yOi0.
The Federal gueboat Consstoys eollidsd with The
Gen. Prizes tbs lO;h, tie Mississippi short Dis
tHpcs below Nstchsz. The Conestogs, wsh cargo Of
ammBnitiou, sunk- Beat and cargo total loss. The
Gen Price was one Of tie prizes taken By the Fedsrss
10 the naval battle before Memphis.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the llth says Grsnt will
organize the army Of the Potonsc and hssd its first
movements in the spring. that Gen. Smith may re-
ceive the command Of the army and Halsck can have
the command Of any department he wants.
It Is said that Lieut. Col Ssnderson IA trial at
the North for communicating TO tie Richmond suthorl
ties the plan formsd By the Federal officers to escape
from the Libby prison.
The Washington Chronicle, Of the l4Gh says General
WsGforth s Instructed state that no more prisoners
VII be exchanged except upon the principle Of for
rnsn, regardless Of color
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25

We have the Press Of the 18th. Or St Ps,rieks day
the Irish siszens exempt from the Lentsn rules,
and the anniversary observed with s the conviv
siity Of the CelHe spirit. The Fenian brotherhood
were presented with banner By Miss Callahan whose
presentation speech was replied TO by Maj FitSgibbon
and Father Tracey. The day was closed with grand
ball.
whisky still holdz high carnival in Nashville, and
Zach morning nds large number Of Its besoitsd Vots
before ths recorder fer their sins Of the
night previous
The Cumberland recsdiag slowly, with eight feet
Of water on Hsrpeth ShoalA The steamer arrivals on
the l7th were thres in number-departursj five. AT
CIsSksvilIs the Emperor struck pier and knocked
bo.h ebimneyE down, tore her guards of aud sunk q
barge which subs quen:ly struck by the steamer
Disus coming up With tow, at the head OF Dove L.
land sinking the canal boat Cape May loaded with l4oO
barrels Government -four.
The Press contains no o.her local news worthy Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-25
JOMNsON's BRTGADE OF TRNaRs-
5BEAESs

EDITORS APPEAL 1t has not been published that
B r. Johnsons brigade Of Tenns long since re-
suliated unanimously for eighty years the Ten
nesfseAns the hrst In Longstreets command TO
rsenllst. Johnaons brigade is composed Of the I7th
ed 25sh 44th and 63d Tennessee regiments respect
lively commanded by Lieut.-Col W. w Floyd, Col R.
Kesble Lieut. Col r. B. srowden, Col John s. Ful
t0n and Col A. Fulkerson.
This the brigade that led In the last charge Chic
amsuga Sunday evening, driving the enemy from
Missionary ridge, and which sustained the principal
burden Of shat notable four long hours combat with the
enemy oo the RIDGE during which time the enemy, sup
ported by Gordon Grangers reserved corps. re-
pulsed four successive times the last CT which proved
to be an entire In this desperate encounter the
artilery Of the dlEis.on wEs manned by volunteers
from JohEsons brigade snd OF the ensmy's field
| pieces which had been that morning captured were
| used against the enemy with fine effect Never cid
troops act more zssnily leaders their breasts
to the storm Of the enemys bullets with such deter
mined zeal and bravery. This brigade supported
/ by those Of MeNair an -Brigsdier-Gen john
son having succeeded Msior-Gen. Hindman In command
/ Of the left wing.
The brilliant sctloR at Bean station the l6lh De-
| cember, ls63 which resulted credftsbly cur
arms and in the capture Of seveuty gons and teams
laden with commsssry and quartermaster stores and
valuable medicines, with very large number Of pIis
oners and arms executed BY Brisadisr General B.
R. Johnsons division under bis immedlats supsryis-
ion This officer after long series Of successes in
| the field, he never having made JaaE pas, We are
happyto learn, has been promoted to the rank Of
msior-genersL
The efficiency Of this brigade has become famous,
snd It's veteran troops, accustomed to the warwhooP
they having participated Ia the battles Of Dcnelson
Shiloh Pennington Stevenson, PerryYille, AurfeSss
bOrO Hooyers Gap, ChicRmauga, Knoxville and
Beams station sustaining themselves, ard winning 6
che, Eetsr as given by JobnEOn after the battle Oi
OhicGmauga, Every man In my old brigade Is hero,
rejecting great honor not only themselves hnt on
their commander.
In Kentucky, as well IS Tennsssse, on cur retrsa
this dlsnguishsd ocer has been entrusted with th'
command Of the forces in the and has always dis
tpguished bimssh for bis determined bravery Anf
skill
Col. John J. Fzltou, the senior colonel OF JohDsoni
bnsa5e, we should be glad to promoted and kno"
hsA his conduct while in command Of the brigade
the battles Of Chicamsugs, Knoxville and Beans sta
tion, merits this distraction. N