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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

= b.ll was pIesentei at sle ofice yesterday.
says the Atlanta C0ufsdsTaey, Of ous thousana
sz buadTed and fifty de lars, TOR eleven bundlr 8
or psper In times Of peace, paper was the
east ezpsRsive item IN the Business Of negspa-
per making. 1sm&ers Of Congress need not
FoTry ,hair brains abous the suppression Of Cor
t7dersts HeTspspeEs The pspsr mills, At this
incTtase, viii soon Cfsetnally put an end to
them all
TIE foregoing hss been reprinted IN al the
papers from Virginia to Mississippi g. some
tang msTvsleas, bat 10 doubt the Confsdsraeu
long Def re this hss learned 70 regsrd Il ass ~
price FL psid for forty resus Of psper, $3.50,
sbich is $37 so peg feam We have paii f. ?
forty = If mach smaller paper, $500,
which Is S47 so per resm The same papsr,
before the e4r, c0st 80 IS, and We leave readers
Fho scold aboul the eace OF newspapers Us ex
iortioEsto, to consider With What reason this
charge is made &c may be ssioy said ihaf the
cost Of pI0dnciBg teen hes increased about ten
tod, and doubtless will 20 on increasing. Mo
cos Telegraph
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08


TIE patriotic spiri. IasnIfsi ted BY portion Of
sae army Of Tennessee is At work in Gen LEE 5
army on the Rspidan. and The work Of re-sn-
lisinent IS going On with rsPidiiy snd great
unanisnisy
-Four brigadas q Hajar Gan. RHoDEs' spien-
did division have passed resolutions re-snlisline
fox The war. TIE olhsT brigade was en- picket
and il was considered eartzin that Il woRld iol
low this patriotic example.
BATVLE's Alabanlians and DoEE's gallant
Gsorgiaus passed resolutions ezpEessiar shei
Determination to Te-snlis. for the var, on th'
25ih uIk Tho subject wss sabaitisd to Brig
Gan. RsMsEUR' s and JoHNsToS's brigadss OF
ths morning Of the 2zsh inst TIE reselu.iens
sseye passed arid shouts thst made the air ring
The following Is tho resolution unaaimousl5
pssssd By RAMsEUR's brigade;
Resolssd Thss we dsolaTs ourselves ealsssd
in the eause Of southern dgh.s aud SoashsrI
Independence 50 long e an armed foe shall pei
luts our s0ii; that We declare ourselves IL for a
lsEr, and this we do mosl ehssElully, as is on
bsUHden daiy.
ssad csoakers 20 the army fsr courage snt
samfoIt
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HEderG2 III oVtil1euAa 81 HEr14lEzHs
REcHsoED, February The lnfornatlsn from Be.
low is meager snd eonoting. The force Of TIE snsmy
Il estimated at about are regiments Ousrsport s that
they were repaissa ana smother that sney cross d the
Chiekahominy near White oss swamp. No approhen
sisa exss hers Of their further approach The snemy
movement is believed to be Faid for the destruction Of
property a diversion 10 draw aiteniion from moye-
nsnt slssuhsEe.
MsRRIsTows, February s-Priyais Geo. Smith,
Company A, 4sd Aabana, wal shot to-day far da-
Bsrsion.
Major GiEsners brigade Hsde dash upon The enc
mYs ousposis on Tharsday and capsured eleven and
killed eight
Trains now mn &c this poiat
Additional frem she EoFthL
RICHMoND January L--Adaiuanal Eorihsrn news
has been received The Federal HoHas passed bin
rsvving the grads OF HsussBant gsusrsls aHa recon-
meaded Gen Grant for the position.
James Clay died recently in Canada.
New Orleans letter. dated January 26ih, says All
parties in this city declare Mobile ia about being At
tsoksd by Farragut on water snd the troops under
Hanks On land
letter says the Florda has challenged The Ksarssgs
Il fair sht and the latter having accepted they in
tend TO 20 few miles CUT % ssa and settle their differ
eacs at the cannous range
The Als5smz has destroyed the Yankee ship Contest,
In the straits Of Sunday The YszssI and earga we're
valusd 81 one nj lion Of doIlarA
she Advaaee on Esicansoad.
RIcHzoED, Feb -uaTy I'LL IL reported that the
Yankees advancing in considerable force toward
tae city, from he peninsula Heavy firing was heard
sais morning the rseiiou Of Bottoms BRIDGE but
no particulars have been received
Ers= GharErasSa.
CHARLESTON, FebHnary The enemy hsvs- &c assa
firing the city, continue workng ca sh,r bat
teries and hauling ammunition Nothing else CT n-
tsrsst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

EF We are plesssd . note tho return Of cur
friend, Czpt DeHsvsB, Who has been absen, lor
come days ca s business yisis % Mssisspui
h, however, draws 8 very sad picture Of fbe
dasolation and Tavsges Of the war ia thnt unlor-
-uaate eouafry which be visited. Truly the war
has dous irs vilainoRs WORK well in Mississppi
fskthe people Of cur unfortunate STATE are altc-
gelhsr hopeful The seeoes Of devastation ihs1
eysrY where be1ola arc siQguenssppcs to them
for naw EeasuTes OF Ees1lu ion sud devotion.
and t}s 6ras OF patriotism and euiiuFssal sra
burning hrichtly ard chseTfuiy in their hearts
Ca2t. d Haven tells Os that Geo Polk, wisb
whom lie bad the pleasure Of meeting, was
never Ia better spirits thsn st pr-sent The
gsDsTsfs command srs in good condition and
as cheerful and determined as himssf-Missis
sipBiaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

FROM the Lonaan star
Mr JOhn Chestham. ir a vegy able letter IN
the M tnchestsr EEGmizEy. enters With yresf
iullness inio ihs above question Hs says in
ccuciasion, Wond observe that the above esn-
sidersaoRs present rs with tsyl satisfactory re
sulis; FIRST, that the production OF cotton in
oseeS countries than the Southern ste,es OF
America IS steadily progressing, The Imports 81
1854 exceeding probably those OF 1859 by one
million bsios, thus lesssning our exclusive fe-
pendenee upon one souFco Of supply; Eacondlv,
t5si the three countries which have shown lie
most eager desire 70 eontribale 20 this result
Egypt, Turkey AMI IlSy--pcsssss advantages
10 climate, soil, and facility Of scce88 30 ihis
market yhieh ensbie iaen 70 compete success
/ fully with the SlUtharn States Of America, nor
cnly IN quality, but also IN the cost of prodae-
iisn; and / am ssBguine euough to anticipate
that some few years henes tbs coasts Of the
Mediterranean viii iHrni.h an sRnuAl supply OF
two million bales. OF IBda regret I cannot
take so hopeful a view. s. long as high pFIces
prevail she may iurnIsh "a with 3 considerable q
Quantity Of cotseEi bus whs5 this stimulus is
withdrawn, aad the day Of composition relur,
-as return it Will--lBen viii shs dcscsad
fear, to. her lormeE saboTdiasss position ia The
cotton markets cf the world TbIs resnls wiz
be sing 70 the inierioriiy Of her slsple. ths tT
perfection Of her agriculture, ths lgnoranes ii
Der ryots, the frauds OF her middlema AID the
indifference Of her rulers. Such c9psnpnms
ton Rone viii more devouty hail than the us-
fortunate operatives y h0m The frztricrlri yysr is
America condemns TO the maaipulasi oi her
interior products
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

ATTENTION, EEERIB0DY Tn Richmond
Eraatsa1T calls attention to ths fact ihst all per
sons Weo have bsen exempted from military
serves heretofore from any cause whatever, are
required torePoTi themselvss, With The evidences
O. .Hsif claims 70 exemption, for the purpose OF
having insf exceptions rsvlsod. Persons be-
tTesa sgsa Ct eighteen AID forsy.fve years.
and nsw Tsgelarly detailed; those who have st
any fsms been discharged from lhs army tbass
who have been discharged by medical b,s,5,
fo1 lhe examination Of eonseIipts, as wen :.
ihoss who hsys furnished substitutes, are also
Tsgsirsa te repgTt thsmselges for examination
and enrolment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

Ex-senator T0oHBs The report Of the
arrest CT this gentleman at Savannah, which
lss days since ssteundsd the esuutry, and even
obtsiaed The esE Of CongIefs, had lis origin IN
the fact thst be attempted to get aboard rail
r7s5 train 81 ssTs8nsh, whe8 he wss intercepted
by The guard, aEd Eually pat sT ths train.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

A gentleman from Mississippi wko arrived in
thit city this morning, informs US that be rs-
.cgiTs3 privats dispatch at Augusta yesterday
morning, dated BrEndon, Saturday evening
ssstiag that the enemy had occupied jackson
that day. Braudon is the frsi telegraph staten
this SIDE Of The ciEy-distant fourteen mi!ss.
L IS probably TIE case, as II has been expected
tho sttsmPt uou'd be made for soms days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

MARRIAGE OF TEE NIECE OF GEN Ma
GRuDER The Montreal Traasesspt of the 2dth
Of Dseemeer, gives tho following account ol
3 nlefFisgs in high life:
Yesterday morning, at hslf-past three o'clock
Lieut. Col. Lord AhingeT, S = Guards. was
married q the Cathedral, By bis /. rasbip. the
Msironoliian. 20 sfiss Ella &sgruder, the lovely
ard accomplished daughter Of CommadoFs NJ.
erndeE, late Of the Uaifed States Navy. and
niece OF As5oF-G Cen 1sgruder commanding
Confedera'e iorcss IN Texas. Among thnse
present, we're tue membsgs Of the Marrud r
family, the brides sisters setting as bri5ss.
waids; Lieut.. Gen Wiiisns. x G B; NJ .ior.
General and Lady Sarah Liodsa5, OIL cogsoilv.
who acted As best man snd number Of officers
Of The Guards, comrades and friends Of the
bridegroom. The happy couple left town YES.
serdsy sflemeoa for Boston, where they win
spend few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08
NorsheEn sRFpaFts freu Ohaaanossa.

NorsheEn ssepsrSs frsU OhanaEssSa.
To the AAaociAtsd Press Eorth.l
CHATTAEOosA, Jaanafy %, 1854
Trains are rUnri1g regularly between Ezsh-
vile aud Chsttaa oga
Col MeCsliBm las arrived here with 600
mechanics aud labsTsYs, and tbe work Of Re-
building the railroad to Kaoxviils will be com
msEcad AZ enes,
Supplies are sceumulating, snd cuartsrnss-
ters commenced Issuing iai EAiions to the sol
jisis to-esy
A lsrgs number Of FsEaran volunteers have
left the army, bat the bslsnce Of power is main.
tanned by raw recruits tf0a tho North aud dc.
seTters flon the South
Seven huEdtsd recruits esme down lais nlarn-
ing.
On Monday last oue hundred aud ftty rebels
deserted, and 30 day squad OF iourtssn rebels.
Tbs rebel army which hoda the position at
Dalton ia believed to number 30 coo men. Tas
Tennessee and kentucky troops als csmpsd IL
the center Under guard
Il is positively known thaf TIE rebel soldisIs
are killing then bas. males for sub5ists1cs.
Sec Grant ezms 10 the frout this morning.
Gen Judah has left fjT Knoxville to reauma
command Of bis old division, The twenty third
corps
SGYgeon Z s Hewe.t has baan assigned BY
Gen G1snt medical director Of the epartnenI
OF OHIO, TO report to Gen F0stsr in tbs fed
No demonstrations have recently bean made
~ Tebsl gueuiiiss en our front.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

"a Gen. Geo W. Morgan EImerIy Of ibs
Yankee army, who he'd Camssslahd gap at the
tieie asa KIRBY Smith invaded KsAIuesy. hss
rasisasd, and q making speeches IN Indiana.
denJuneing the war. Ia = fscens speech he
stated lhaE when b. i,st joined the amy se
supyosed il was for the restoration OF the
Uas0H, bat thsshs bad slnce ioaRd qui that II
as . eiusade against tbs Southern planters 10
ROB shsm Of taer negroes. That be coasa.
qaeEfiy was opposed g giving another dollar.
o. raising another man, for the Continuance Of
E1ch AZ unboly war.
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Ehe Atlantic s7slegrapa g.s-spoae,rsu

Ehe Atlantic Telegraph ssS=apeaeisseas
FEOm the New York Journal Of Commerce
The determination Of the Ailaatie telegram
company 70 postpone laying their cable fr6n.
1854 10 1865, Is not caused, }Fe are informed. bv
Any lack Of fsla ia the possibility Of establish
iug 8 perfect and practical tslpeTBp6ic commu-
nicaiion between the Old and New Worlds or
by any Waat Of fRGds 10 Gerry Gus the egnfrscts
already entsred into, bat only by desire b.
make still further more se!sut.ie and thorough
Inquiries regarding the best sizo, structure and
materials for the cable. The science. OF subaos-
rine ielegrsphiug Is eOmpsTsively so new thai
every hour Of intelligent Investigation and ex
parimeBt sddS some hing to It, Ths dirsetays
Of The Atlantic telegraph company have mach
at stake. and theY wish to leave 40 effort us,.
tried to make their enterprise a grsar ard pF66s-
able success. Tho EXTREMIST care IS necessary
with regard &c the cable, because, when once
laid, It must be Ahlded By, as It canr6s he
taken up and mended like railroad track
recent letter, fr0m an officer Of the eombanv in
London, says thst tbey ags now consiaeTipg
the adoption Of a form Of ceb,0 which Is s.
s,Toug, snd yet Of SO light specific qravitr.
that thirteen miles Of L can BE- suspsu6ad IL
the water from the stern Of q vessel ,yithopt
breaking The company have not a shadow OF
doubt ot the Ultimate sUecsas OF their shdsrtsly-
Ing The Investigations upOE which thor sisc.
tTiilans are noE engaged nay bs c8mblstsS
within few weeks, but, as the cable can IL
safely lsid only ia the summer time, ths expayi-
nsnts may not be concluded IN season for 1864.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

THE VALLEY OF VIRelNlA-Is is ssid that
che Yankees are enrolling all ths sb,s-bodied ne
gfoss 10 ffisFEon snd Berkeley counties, for the
purpose Of putting the dsluded creatures IN tbs
army Tao iadieatons, says the Z ekingham
Rsgis,sr are veTy clear thai the Govsrnmsnt IL
ssndsto pratsel shs great gransry and stare
acass Of VRgiris fgom father invasion. The
Valley Is the most generous snd productive sell
perhaps. of zoe Coniedsrsey, and there Is 70
telling what il can1ot be made to prodace L
l. esPsble Of Tsising bread and meat enough 70
fees al oar sol5isrs II Virginia.
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Fl eoas..se..aaaas - eo..



hUHEkU or CoEscHRTroa z
EleAmona. Vrsiais, January p, 1864. s
;fruaIsr 10 Al
Fa attesioR Of 0olusudsats is srpscisiiy alrectsd
20 esnszs Order 10 q Adlutans and Iaapoeo Or ef4n-
sra ss5 easrsat asriss. herein at fsrsa for Their
I .niorlaa,ieni
aDJUTAyr AND ISaPEcroR-9EsEsAIls oFyIcE
Eiehm m5ud, January ., ieBi
/ Paraersps " esn.r.l o. gsr. 10. 3 surl.at 80
riesi Is her-by Fevcksd.
II Earsiing oalesF5 wiJI-=1boesd ss rapidly as
practicable in the sarom ~ Of ali persons nsis is.
ols TO military service. Prsslous to eurollmont az
eoaserpts al sush peEsonS VII 81 aro-zsd to voiun
tser, psOviasd
bs The company sssetsd was Ia service on Inc 18Th
o. april 1852.
I'd Tbs eoaPeny selected Is, At the time as valuH-
tserins below TIC minimum Han5er pzaslti5ed BY
rsguls ious.
Sd 10 persons mafs iia6ls TO assFica unier the or
dsr viii be permitted s. ion or vii be sasisaed 10
any company wica has ore han sixty four pr Tsies
on TIE roii mt al tn n2anea ia ser-iee frsu the
state e w1ieh the Torz ear or soasezips is a resi-
dsai, shall Lave ths Rlaimam Han5er 1rsssriaea 5y
the regulate s.
4ih Upon he company being selected, th5 voua
tser will recsya front EaroBiag oGcsr es-tiauEs
20 tie effect th.t he Inns 80 volunteer snd no voiua
teer viii b. received ia az samreny except On snch
esriies.s.
~ Persons vho fail to make s.iseaons seeordinrt to
the provisions Of this order ss ,se saas tine Of
enlistment, vii be assigned saeordas 70 existing reg
uialions
". Al sfaesrs in command of comp pziaE alihorissd
u1der lhs raerto rsesivs volunsssrs o. eouserists
wi forthwith 'eed 70 ths coauandani q 0anseriss
Of ths State, sesura certified rois CT their com
Mss; and without aaeh TOLL saavIns thai hoy do not
exceed sixty four 7vafss there vii not bo Ezgnsa
any eoascrips OF volunteer.
By command VI the Secretary Of war.
S. COOPER,
hdi1tart sad Inspector General
By order Of Col J0sS 8. PREsToS, superintendent
OF O0RseriPi0u.
c. o. D0FFIEED. A. A. General.
BUREAU OF co5scRTPTIOv.
Department Tsanessss, Ala. MIS-. saa Ea,. Ia.
Mscils February 1, sd4. !
?. DoLH0EDE.
faa
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a WORTHY EXAMPLE Thu sandsragiHs
esoresG. Pnodshe' a list Of aity-siz planters
Of Warrington county, who have pledged ,b.s,.
selves 70 Esll eoFn s. Two dolsrs Der busbel ,o
toe wives and children si INDECENT selsier. !,
the service, and tho vidsvs and chlsyss =
in3igons soldiers who have died or been hi,ss
in he service, eI say disabled solder.
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Eewlte's Camp Jester, Cr
un for the nIess.

ISSUED ffom the Press l1fs -dsy-Esbrusrv Ga
l. ls64 q gas Prise g. T-sde prles sixty dol
i--ra per hgn1rtd BLACEGsR Err.
f-3 nt Auaus-a "a
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EesserlEI -. - -

AuJUrAsr AID INSPECTOR -Es.RAL's tFrrcv. ?
Is cnm nd. F=prairy l56l
TIE following orasr is pubilei ior he iafsrns son
Il ali e0ncsrneds
2. s, AMERICA. Var BETARTMEET,
sioamondi Z b uagy J. 1854
EXCHANGES NoFieE 10 FIrL
All prisonsrz heretofore hsd by the United ssats
authorities whether ofiesrs sol isrs or civliss re-
csived - cry Point bsios tks Is. o. January Iss4
are her b. asoErsd excasUEsd
2 All oaceH and men Of the VIcEs5u-g eaptars.
who reported for duz az Entsrp ss Il 49, as any trne
prior TO tas "A Of November. Isa3 and whose uasst
were forwarded t5 ne tY Major Gen John Z. Forney.
sro deeis-si Exchanged
3. An lo@ssTs ard asn o. the viskuburg capture
bso1s ns 20 ne lss Feunssses bsavy artillery. rhs
repOHsa fer aaty At szaFi-tts, Ga and hose names
'-ers fOr~arded 70 me b7 Col A Jackson, are DE-
cared ezeasnge6 RO.' GUILD,
Agent Ct FzsbaBge.
~ order 6. cooPzz, Adlasaaa and Ia.p. General
rre o.
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fFtHE md ragnsd graduate ia honsrs of ,sssb-5s,
incl tHd, and fer th las. twenty years 3 issc5.-
70 tae Seaih prapasss 20 receive into SIS fsraiiv
twenty gcutaa IS laTi6ra Thy rfiii bsvs be "a
Fsnt gs of his undivided eaSs end nsirueii5n ars b
elHse yin be 20 msks them n0s only sound schalaFs
hu gent emen
Aeilna oae thousand dollars per snr nm. Fer faH
Psrficu ara saarsss RICHARD FORD
fa20 ifileods lsrlns. ~,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

NORTHERN iFEMs.-Aa3y J lhnson hss 50
Poinisd ies 3 OF n .reh i5r holding an sleciiou
fgr sf@ts fissrs in tennessee.
Tas Ksntncky Legislature has adiournsd
Wiih0uf elseang Uaissd States Senator.
AsD'des si M4aa N, Indiana, attempted 70
mAks a citizen take ihs cath On the 30.h uli
and oD bis refusal shot him dead. Great excite
zsnt was created BY the act
JOdge MnrPhy, Of Fori Smith. has been elect
Cd PfoTsionsl Governor Of Arkansas, by the
Abolition convention Of that STATE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

T There is not st Prasaus single cotton
spindle in operation In sdo city Of Lowsil The
nils which formerly gave employment to about
thirty thousand females are nov as silsnt as the
tom5. So says the MsisEhis JoHrHsl, az sboli-
zion PAPER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

ABTssIEIA A-The Emperor Of Abyssinia. who
g2iasd s victory ever Ib8 population o. Gciani.
Is stated 80 have oTdaIsd .hs massacre Of Is coo
e5isoneTs-lnsn, women and children. Ha is
also said 10 have ordssed the arrass Of the Brit.
ish eansuL at " aaannra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

BUTTER There Is said lo be So much Amer
can butter Ia England, that, at the pseseni
prices, il would be & good speculation to bring
NEST Of Il back foF ssle
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AnasIaaELa RE.Ine.ll

FtAg Be 5oagit ser eenfelsrats money. IN ID. TO-
- Z, ~ ~, cara e.Ao ms on The a0nisousry a15
AAs ~ cor. ns fs aofas. HIS On q Al a., ---s
sarJ sai3giiai 35a such g. sscd nar-o cahfrz1 !, 49,
EN- stfasn po', - 7afdi1 well e '-lfer f-5-s.
80 80, in scza ted for pofztots es-- -.
% T,S s's. q M ',t.19 e pnFeaaas- viii niaass :.
a.ssres T4+E f=f l-s1 tc sal IL ny
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NEGROES RISING p
o II e f A AMILY,
E'0u~ IN Number.

ONE WOMAN. 36 years ola-Cook, Washer
aG4 HGn1r,
Her DAUGHTER, se7su years Cd. very likely
and smart;
Her son, Syo years Ole, eboiee Boy-and enc
A5Y. Is months old
This familE is bard 80 beaE Then Genes one
YELLOW BOY,
81 years cid, extra smart.
Oao GIRL, 9 years Old. equal 70 any in sOsn
ONE WOIaE,
20 years cd, q iair Coak, Wsshez, Irousg and
Field Hs1d.
Various others viii b s5ied TO shis ssle-guiis
enough to siIses extra attention.
Lock sharp Sh
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BUREAU OF co5scRTPTI0s.
Department EaaIessee, ala. n a, and Eaft Ia
Moeils. February 1, sd4.
2. p0LH0NDE,
fes iw CaptsiB and A. A. General
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s5ON RRWARn.

"a az AWAY hsa tae subscriber. 4 September
Al last, my NsGsO BOY aENRT 20 year. of svs
g. { hen sorvant end rodEh 5arber-rs = his l--,
hand 20 is srPposse 70 be with The army % Fsnnes.
SOC tHe shove reward vii ss paid FOR his sppre
2eEs.2n H. m7RIIN-
LeJ ataHJeF- rs r51rSfa4.
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RoBBgRY -Ls3y Blantyrs was robbed Of her
dressing case, containing 50 600 worth Of Jew
els, ia London hotsl Sac sued and recey cred
tie amount from The landlord
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SuiCIDE.--A respectfully ata1ed uaan commit.
ted suicide IN L0nden the OF sr day By throw
ing himself undeE sha wheels Of 5 cart Laden
With four OK Rve toas sf iFoa.
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haI Tart aad Iaspeet0r a1ecaI.
By order Of Col J0ss 8 PREssoN, sugerinsendens
OF 0ORseripi on.
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HOUSE o. REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met sc eleven 1'eieck, aud wai
opened with prayer by the RsY. Dr. Duncan
OF tie n z Cbarch.
On mohon Of Mr. Chillou, of Alabama. the
oil reported few days sgo tron tho Comnis-
tee on Pos fhses and Post Rou,es, to establish
certain poet r0utes, Il tie Siaies OF Georgia
Eorh Carolins, Texas, Mississippi, Soaih Csro-
lisA and louisiana, vas taken up, coRsidsrsd
aud passed
NJ. CoPton, Of ALABAMA, from shc Committee
on Clsims, reported bah to incTsase tbs rent
paid to wellington Goddiu, for the use OF God
DIN Hall loI Tie Post hias Department. The
BIZ sD;hoTises the Committee on Pubic Baii3-
iEgs 80 tx she amount On m5tiOn Of Mr.
Cioptou, II Wss taken mp for consideration, when,
on mDton of mr. Swan, of Tennessee, tho
II use went into secret session on the special
order.
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- Dr. Lsmoine, who visiss Franco in order
thas he msy make known tho plans, purPosss,
? EssouEeas and popular predictions Of the Con
eieTss States, was in this city On yesterday.
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= Ihe eeamon council Of Petersburg have
appiopriaisd one'thousand dollars to ths relief
% ths p i4ouisisDa regiment. This Is noble IN
t'e eeekaas eiiy-EoTtby Of Yrginia hospitality
3 siraHg'ss, cat Of from their homes, and 3
eonPlisnsIi to band Of gallant veterans that
they have wer won.
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FROM New oRLEAEs -Tbe foll,vi,, !.

FROM New ORLEANS The following ia
from letter in the New York Hsfsid:
A large auction sac Of racing stock is "a take
place in Ibis city on The l4rh iSst. Tbs horsss
to be put under the hammer Is the Sud farms,i,,
the property of D F KonnsI, Esq The pTob.
erty is 70 b sold under the pgovisious Of s5s
conrscasien Law, the wReE beng disloyal ard
20" 80 oflcer IN the rebe army The sale is
teimaster.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

~ Oar tkatts ere due Lisul G " Baas,
~s lsss espiss ef The New York Nssos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

= During tho excitement astandsnt upon .
lsse rsilrosd seei5eas on one of the Pennsylva-
mia railroads. Hon J R Gidaings tainted TIE
old sinner shougbs. psrhaps. his time had come
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-08

P8ErTY ATrEETEOS The B ron Rsshsheil3
had the Colosseum az Rene hIiliisnty fluui-
Gated with Bengal lights 20 crafty his Baron