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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

FINANCES AT COLUMBIA The Guardian Of
yesterday says that IN tLss city the funding in
four per csnt. bonds continues heavily during
the business hours Of The day. The demand for
six, seven ard eight per cents has been very
moderate, AMI the premium to-day paid, corre-
spond with cur quotations eight per ee0ts, pay
sblo 1865, Il0 10 1l2, six per cents, payable
1868, los to 1O7. Gold has sIsO declining ten
deayy, aBd sterling exchange is not in much
demand. The tax bill aud currency bill has
checked al speculative financial movements,
and buyers and sellers sTs a. a stand.
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Ths sI1uaRlau.

The ateamer Magnolia arrived last evening
from below. Sse reports that there was no
firing on Fort Powell yesterday. The enemy's
asss, we are also informed, has kept three miles
and half at least from the fort since Tuesday
lsst Two steamers and seven mortar bOAts are
reported in front Of it.
From the railroad above we have 10 news.
There were some ruHors circulating yesterday
in respect TO dessEssrs and marauders in that
region, but on tracing them we found that, if
not entirely unfouRdsd, they were greatly ex-
sggerated.
Ia Short everything, sTsrywhsre, seems 10 be
quiet-Mobas Tri5zss, Stk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

n Some tWanly Cases pending in the iufO
rior court OF Savannah On writs Of hsbsss cor
pus brought BY persons who had furnished sub
s.iiutcs 70 test the coastsutonalty Of the sei u
Congress placing them il military service, wsrl
disposed Of on ldondsy. Ihs petitioners were
al reRsHded to ihs military authorities. TIE
cases viii 20 the supreme court.
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ImPourErr NOTICE

CiaEenS would do vel to give special atisn-
ton to general orders No. ?, published this
morning. Gen WRIGHT viii rigidly enforce
ths regulations prescribed, sud every one sbould,
70 svoid trouble, be as once provided with the
neeegsarY Documents.
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GEsERAI ASSEMBLY The General Ass,

GENERAL ASSEMBLY The General Assem-
bly Of the PfezbyEsriEn church in the Confeds-
ra;s States oi ADleTicz, viii meet in the Prssby-
tsrisn cbusch q, Charlotte, n. c On the first
Tuesday Of May, 1884, st IL o'clock, a. n Tee
opening sermon vii. be preached by the Rev,
Jsmes A Lyoa, D D, the Moderator Of the
last Assaublv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

could ee transported from Memphis to New
York, through New Orleans. foY from fauT 10
i've dollars. We trust that il win not BE- long
before We shah have the pleasure Of noting thss
sOns Of The cd trade Of our city Is coming
Eaek :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

Gov. BROwE's MESSAGE We give, this
morning, pretty full synopsis Of the impor-
ts8t points O. Gov. Browns message. delivered
T. .he Legislature yos.sEdsy. We infer from
this repOrtthat IL Is document thst viii greatly
attract public attention and excite much oiscas-
zion. The whole will sPpssI St az early day,
uatl which Tine We shall refrain from further
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Daily 4Gqpeal,
MORNING EDITION.
GA
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH II, 1864
nARn wnrrRn.

TIE highest market pyiee, either in money
or subscription viii be paid for clsan eo,toH
or linen rsgs, vhite or cOlorsd, delivered at the
APPEAL c0unsing-Toom, Atlanta.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11
WAMpED.

o. T shs c. s.. PISTOL FACTCEY- COLUMBUS, ca 4,
e a Crru1s.su. Sursrlltfnre O. twenty goSd M
sb-rists and f1-r good p .sckEuirEa.
Pa-tiss spu.ying l1z Gs-z4 viii slate their eoupsny
JAMES HARDING,
rhBrw captain Artillery etc in charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

FUspIsG IS Fandi8g has
we understand been going Oh here, a. elsewhere
qrits bEiskly for the past week, and rs amount
funded was. We believe, about bali million
dollar. We lsarn, however, tha. from gTsstsT
facilities bang prepared the smount this week
& expected 10 be much largsr.-HGa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

~ gsntleman just f'Cm New Orleans ia
forms the Mobile Tribuns that the forces with
drs1n from Texas il order, we suppose, to take
part In the general advance recently made By
TIE enemy in this section Of the country, were
much fswes Ilsa Gen. Banks expected and
Necessary to make the expedition profitable.
The resECn is thGt thousands Of them had de-
serted srd gone over to the Mexican service
yzhs.h her 20 the French or Jusrss side OF that
ounlry uas not sisted. But We are assured
! hat this Il ems Of the chief reasons why BIuks
failed to moya his column 10 thiS direction.
The story is -gU.as probable
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TELE GRAPHIC


Entered according TO act % Congress n tie year I3
By J. s. TaRAsaEz, 10 ths CLERKS o18os Of the DIS
tet Court % the Coussdsrsts States f5E tAs GoEsh-
sra District Of Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

- Northern sty.css OF tbe p. from Grants
army, report The return Of his tOIcss Tunnel
Iii, which peirs IS to be held hereafter.
Grants demonstration was 8 ''reeonnoisssDcs
IN force" TO p-svtrt be "rebels" from sending
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

CONFEDERATE TREAsURY-Ths FOur per
csnts-Tne business Of landing in the four per
esnts at she assistant treasury ofiss IN this city
continues active and with the most gratifying
spirit The arrangements Of the treasurer, Nj.
Bsiteh, f0E the prompt dispatch Of business and
relief Of visitors ara exeellent The amour,
fupded in the last SIX days Is two million twc
hundred thousand dollars CkaFlsstos CoETssr
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1T,,rtn srhTEs CohGRgss-On 4

UNITFD STATES COEGBEss.-On the 20th
inst. he IL. lsIy eOumI-ieo il the Ssuate 70
nor.eG lev bill 10 make The pay of colored
= l-iers .ho same aS srat OF Waite
A resolution was adopt d directing inquiry il
., h. csnre 81 he ist7 disaster Ii FlJuds, and
,,,,,s,r yylsosa direcIUu The cGmpsigu was made.
A. sxsCsl.ye SESSION Hss thln nelt. The n0m-
igst;on d Gsil. arAat a. heuie1sn5 general was
Leo coIfTmed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

- The D=E2'eIaic caaaitaJs ioT msyor Of
Trey, New E--h, vas sise.sd on she Ist by 700
meiority. Tie wIoIs city Democratic ticket
vas sieeted b al Increase Of 600 ever the ms
j5ri.y Of Ia, year. lhs Democratic ticket was
also elected IN Oiwsgo, Lcckport, and other
lows
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

EFW Y0aK FiSASCIsL QUoTATIOsS Mach
?, 1854 God UlaEs heavily, Snd operation.
are Iesrue.cd OEiug 10 the movements il Con
g1ess sLl, ,hs absence Of news IRON the army
Il opened this morning a. 1893, Afterwards de
cliniug Fer cent, and sgain ran up TO 1901.
Sternug exchange wss dali, brokers billi
being Quoted g; l7l49 l744
The s.eam- aip Hs-la, igr Liverpool, to-day
took euf Sl47 $40 ia specie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

= Ga the 27.h u,--s ui35Asg cotton 1ls
quoted in New OrIsaus Il ~ cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

What b thai which is 80 ofssn near lsdy's
lips wiihoui kissing thsni AsYOoa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

There is no news OF Importance trom ouI
army in Texas. Col. Dadisy's bTigsds Is about
to lesve probably for there PsE.cOn.Ta, trans-
ports have been sent to Pass Cavslo to bring
away 5000 troops. Your readers csu choose
for themselves Thsre sTe, however, positive
indications that the long inaetyity here viii
soon Be interrupted.
Surgeon NssteH, of the United States gun
boat Clifton, captured With his vessel s. Sabine
Psss. has returned paroled. No information
could b obtzined from him on account Of his
parole
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EN- CIR a WIN Gi
CH.ES. r. TUTTLE,

CH.ES. r. TUTTLE,
ESl grGECr and Designer,
TTAS socstei N Sic city q Atl=-ts Ca, for the
Il i pup lee q Carrying on lie above business
C-Ids tar tus ness rou.sl, seals for COGny oinces
Banks. CbsCkz, Wedding and address FistcE, b mo
souelv e q Evsd; JC elFy sud silyerware nesuy
msrEEI and ornEmenrei viia dlspsteh. Also on
WOOD fer books aud DeuEBs7erE etc.
O-1-l.s Ieft - LsEtts or weeds Jewsiry store,
VIII rsofivs prompt aitsluca- Ords-g from dE,scee
roff-ffs : fell 2m
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som new OrIsans asa Texa..

TIE . Associated Press Eorsh.l
n ~ ORLEANS, Febfusry 20.-Two soldiers,
A. -. Wells, of the 9th Illinois cavalry, and
H. 8. IugTam, Of the 9th Illinois cavalry, who
were csptnred ST Moscow, Tenn, on the 4sh Of
December, have arrived here. They were st
Cshswbs, on the Alaba, yiver, two hundred
miles above Mobile, ana nsds their escape
from that place, by bresking down the sink
and breaking through ths drain. They walked
through the country 81 night, eating nothing
for six days, when Union man gave them
food 0u reaching East EJesnbla Bay, near
Milton, Fla, they were taken on boa5d q
schoOner boand for Pansocols navy yard. They
we're sent here from hat place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

x The I2h bst .alicu Georgia artillery, NV
81 Charleston, has unanimously re enlisted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

=, Keep your temper in disputes. Tha
cool hammer iashioDs he rsdhot iTon into su7
shsps nssdsd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

Many descendant OF Adam nAs, ike Adam
himself, loss Paradise through the e1GnbiDsd in
aaenca OF woman ard the devil.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

- One hundred azi twenty-five members
Of the 4lh o. s. regIlars, captured by Forrest
reachcd Selma on II lay as.
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NREaEH.

IL psrso1s Indebted % re lEts f-n Of PeEts q
"A % sTis ere her by 1ol1s1 o gay -h=i- iadotteo'
ueEs on sr bEore tbe 2g-- Cf EErch the CJrfede-
rate currency sf the present is,Ue Will b refused BY
the bsurs sflsT fEs 22l Cf .liE laoEih
u1k.Hsl p = f-Aet4-
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F0R SAFE,

y-orz sy Az, tbou. I'd Iss. o. sHATTIS2 snd
n PULssT-3 ln coed Es-E--s LitCCler 3 tW "a me
Coa8.tr-l Ger uss sld fractured 30, pair /,
aue Ai4 Stones Eisl fl n--s SD sp uFien aEees-sl
o. vE.ck nay BE- -sau Is ny zl aiHs niiss sea- O.
T-ss-, E "a FLrE#TOU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

Below We give extfEcts from lsttsrs recieysd
BY gentleman from members Of kis family 10
Aberdeen :-Hobiis RsRistsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11

GsarrIa L.ri.ln,urs.

EfLLEDeEyILLE, March Io--The Hon Linton StspA-
cas- introduced into ths House Of Representatives
solution declaring that tbs PoF to suspend the writ Of
sfhsbess corpus limited BY the prohibition that Per
son shalI be deprived Of liberty without dus pcEsrzoi
law which must from the courts and not the Ez
ssaHvs and The act Of Congress attempting 70 SUSAN
arrests under the processes and orders su The EEeeu
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Siege Charleston

UHARLEsToJ, March l0-The snsuy lave ceased
firing on The sfy. very hard blow prsyslsd e. ssa
all day and last night
The new irOn-slsd gunbOat Ashley WAS successfully
I launched shis morning.
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ne &ugel ftredte oa8 Gbier l1ieber uno in leiz
men 8Qdentai9en fanp Der l5arbp ben@5tei1
ipieber, Der 5eine AufmeSfla lamteit egregt. r@r
.i9en tbm anfan96 elm Observation-Disclosures
2ppa6 BON rei1tem @dIIer un0 nibt unbes
belltenoem g8ert6. Sn-bent 2ebn,, her bic
&lnne,t uuo 2Sd]er Der 6ellen fullte, sfaub er
nod nlearere dbnlihe Steine, unp piele ina
rett e8, Die CT nit l1ta1l Wlonepbep genprag
men bate UNI it'd bort bon iDein gSerth bieG
je8 GunOe8 alleber3eugung 3lt bsrld}affen !;
beltn Der @intrttt Der 9leeenSeit batte t6ndu8
Der -S6tu9t peririeben uno iebe3fgrnere
s0tadiuduns unnlS9liH gsnta6t. @rlt tn
WpntepireO itber5eu9te etlItd5 .burdb ange
,fteaten GerIude oaB mas er farnl 5u bpfIen
9emagt; @irfttdftit lei unp Die 9efunbenen
Steine Diantpnten erter 9naitdt BON be-
peutenoetn gSerth ipuren. III buNv :n9d1m
Ea@r mare lDfprt, tpte6er mad. oer Que0e
pieier S4abe Seeitt, fpsnn er1 nt@tJ 9erpuBt
oaB ndbrenb nper 6eeen5eit icosr 8srluA
pergeblid} leJn luubte, 1ulo 5u9lsid, sni9t ge=
fiirdtst bdtte, glnDere iauF lietns1l TQSee aGf
nlerflanl8n MAIDEN. .Der geDbbnfidpe 2eiht
finn unb bic Gttelfeit ber1SalbI bIarbigentrieb
i'm ait, BON Dem berett5 ermprbenen 9teih
t9uul Oebrau9 3u MAIDEN; unb ber6phnrutb
rluntes ibu gu, elmer lung Derbeblten eliben-
ben Qeibenidoft jeet nad5uaebenunD uIs8e!
iperber um bic 6anb leiner OtiiI4weltet nuf
5utreten u,to pieie itd, erlt gu li6ern, bu3ael
ntdt 5u fin bten brauhte, Dap ba8 @5ebeinl;
niB lieuer S9ludt bic Der 3ufau t6l1t hett
beds, lbet Der 9dn8liGen Sfbe jeaerGegenp II
| anrete Sdnbe faIlen lperre. sbiaf s1j) dn1
si1fnnN ral (6grt[eknna tplatlar -iadia1[ ~
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Be6anntm1C6u
offfee pes General slDjmtantem+
9Lnn apDGis,, Is. @drs Is

-2 + -r4liaQQrls r-,.-s MMna II 18 Mdrs 1864
lll in gest9 duf Sic tdufs eredngenen Gelute reget
3aRg btS Stads 8pntp Sreiwtaise @ustunft sW se-
lber wtrb bic bfente @ufmerfiamet arf Na1febeneeS
eeleptt: .s''4@9 We IJ+i5H ,il!@.--l Y
@be baS StaatsSeunta ausbe ablterben fa tlen benz
GOuSerneur spn benz Mueruns8 Sft3ter nnb Snpernten7
benen fir 9ecrutiratg beeaabi9te so e TT NE sc,
leert pereen srtH bic Naen Der tn be 0en 9emufers
teh Eeue anee9eben inb; ann un6 TT pclteS &eSimet
tie eHgemulert rlrten unb Incident Gpuntp p6er Stae
tie eetTren nebR ete gertiffat sp beIastem Superner
eenen wDrtn ansegt6en Orb ha6 plde benz bari bnan-
ten County pber Der 5tabt fur bic Vrdbenen dufeerH>
encn 500 900 Wantt eutsef4rieben frerben. =.
Inf bes Rn 8iGt Der @OnSerner ben SOtalbebOeen tei+
en Counties be gsamddt ppn benz StadtSlb1bmeier bic
tr bic In 6em gettdt Idaenben @Opntdre beftnue Slm
me gu 5ie9en nb Oe mtrb alsbann ron BEN Gemntdarer
ber ber6te6enen BpunS pber benz 9e9ifrapr FER Stdb
8nlttnpre ait bic TIT fpe 8er6ten genannten @plpntar8
(pel6e nSNr bem GDRterneur etnse4ft er6eEl aasbe-
satlt. -- =,
u lin BET Ser ger4seifuns ptber Gel6er 6ar Die 9pfaIS
@uprtdten beere Orenus su baltet werhen benlbfn bic
nGtbt9en Sormudfe Ir ipl9e Mnetluhsen neb allen nbs
tht5en @rl6uteruneen eIteert.ggIif1 rsG jgE! pHl
ne Auf Befebl bes @puSernfur8, Az. s,o:.~,, [.3,
th1db1
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Gp1nmtiffiOncrs &Sf1iee,1

IN11 11lN N lHN BaltimD ore 10. Mat3 1861
9erie8ele Inerbetunscm tperbet auf fieer Office bis
aRtWrh, ben 80. B. So ent9e9en9enrmnet fir @rdhttn9
spn affpalr bS Sur garenguts nit SarpesRr ib Ser-
0egr bis aur @ereini9Hn8 nit Der Baltimore uns Sbip
@ientdtn y 4-i ~. 4s-4@4- va il j.. 5#l4 sI54.
Die Gpntraftoremiiet eiien SargIAaftsbpnb beifugrn
tn l1ebereninmi9 NIT Sen Mnfprter9en Der Dtbpnna;
8rets @ra6irung 9aterun9 nnb ep6ratar ber Strasen
SaneS uab 9luess ber Stabt Baltimore. -,.=, H.
''' &uf BefetI ''~~ --|--++'.." u. ~i,t4
9H HgH ,H3JTJt5lE IL, IstE Sob @omt tb, ,J3l gf,
(21730Wlr3at) ;1Ya ~ @lert Der StabtcpmmiiI6re.
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1GttO 0pmniifIfOmers &sfffce, n

8aftimpre, %. @f6r; 1864.
Giner Nppltfapn su Spl8e mirb Germtt adrdf eeeben
Gag 6er StGsG @ G0ntar uno 8erretr am @amag ben %.
B. M 10 lltr Sprlntaes etns 3uammentnnft bdben mer-
ee UNI bic Grdn5e ;pti6en g8tltdn @ropme unb 9pbert
o. Stn6aa an beti 9dbfette Son aRabpntr.I 6fld pDn
Apple Mlep, fefsgjteleu. sa. =,
Nue bterbet inttterten perpue iperten terSutd dfs
frbert am 9Iafe tebf niti6ren gefsiteln finunten,
,eI ,,r,gp NHf Sefetl f ~. = "
. (OtOpSl 55gt J9rj9 qu r@lert Der Staetcrmmidre.
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> Ell ulng Derj Srrunflr nd
,prlsbe aut, pbne gBiFIsu bes Srilifers eefSbebeu
q 'FgY TNAdTIo TlH far,.a giiAif1q4SC 1903 Hl
i M 11JIt1lBHf &Alunsi airS Sssdfaittft. aso id
aeatseJ BsBtf BtsB5t fiji S7ttmsrs sss%f sa IfsS Is sg
So. 455 9DefsSuttimDtefr. lgl9Iay1 K
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@A G;rocesie e SsiqnOr0 0ef6aft

=fl2H'2e Er'eb. q litt q s. Is O'itt p.,s
n9i So gdrrlOnr spil6en @nltimrse nnb Tapetefr
ga pr tas pbise @eGaft errn @enr9 8nsfely dui-
I6 ibernpmen baten uno baeIbe IN hs been VSete rr~
sifabren beobFtisrnl fp adlen mir ure Orennee nnS
Sealute lcpe benz eeebrteN putum Iberbaupt bic er9e
Sse 9etae bds MIR tets bic beien e5rpccrieS, tmpUtrte
u6S einteimii9e Jradts ipre auttape SEten2taupret
Seffaafen, III Giil9Ib9JAi ,I9AiliMl( (2sRHlRt)l Il
8ha pHnu9blI9 2hl9l 3ai9 s. sla3Is49iw
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9ibfif4ens offeeT ser Ser. ct. atrmes,
'ie-~ N7@- +t4i sAl43lWr. 20 Sputhfrafe. ,l-

rY-ra 40 S25t;r,rrs So. 81 spSp. 1894
gereaelte anaebpte i'm Sapst pertea rs fsrner Sae
ptnfte Bis nm, IL ltbr Ntfdds am Sreitod be Mprif
1854 fir erIorourd beS Ser ct ubGfen .eporteu1ents
absuIiefsfn III gaItirtpre Sb nit
81 er I4O0Ol q ifF 81 mn Sie T. Ipbsnsin
- abs1ltefern an Ser @Staots Sdbienwaaoe In 8alti9
VI 5 lfSfe Mb' e 1000 Sti tnnerbdb 10 Sdse,t. Die.
felbeu werten1 x Sag mad ibrer Mnfunft auf 8p-
item bes Contractors 9eppae Sic niiiiIett iGtt,r1t.
aae fe,HGt inter 1000 S1pb @isSsnse gues' stere
Il 06ftn 8afe. .8drfen unb uneeB1rntes ainbpieb
Sir sbes stad mirb IN Siefenr eptraft Elm ab,na sOn
IN her rSe "samSen pr nt r
nd6 fener Nnfunft aerpaet mtrb.,C -
crmulare fur Mnebee fRnne BON pbieer See etreber
nisF per S Ssef Per @srssm
8ein ais errei6e taelbe nidtba5 ninum tes serlans
les gDeset mug BITE Yattte tas it'd i'm b asen Ses
C5efridtS aeirrt hat. qf'. f,,.r,r,gi- ,,, -
SeSes Insstrt muB bon elmer @erantte pei serunt
praidsn .bnen besleet fein DaS 5ptmIIar bierfar
lautet: llY '',,,,. ~ -. =
r We ~, of the county Of --- State of III
& ar aune I4
s ~ Eit me tgrs @ %
at once enter into contract in accordance therel
with, and we are prepared to become his securiz
ties giving good and sufficient bonds for its full
filment. If9I11ja9q qgt4i5 s( t1q6 rHl 9IG
pie gerantirGrtliGts Sieisr 8rsen naB 6urd elm ofT
Saes eertlnf ger neEen gtnrts Gnrt pesau0t9t eth
h a.; % i sSIt a. - - ~ ny ~ az So M 0t
,a6rto 80; ;J,wnsSs;Eo,, ~ ' T ~ " 49, 49, 80.
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stHa 9ls VI @"e lsHV tUt 'e'"e p'EP"'pe" ptP ppap
lplG>e etntDmmen, ausee5aett ~ - ~ :, !. >
I nsn pTHttte il ipt peel Saag
NY; ps Snh SS a SuH M 2pps Y. S"utVaHS' 20 oa
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Dri.coII and CLARK.

The Union of this morning speculates
upon probable combinations between
Dennis Driscon and J. G. Clark:
Did it ever occur to Messrs. Paul, Earl &
Co., that il was possible for Driscoll to trade
off Union votes to the Copperheads for some
other Office to secure their votes for himself
for Clerk In such trade the Copperheads
win all because they sacrifice nothing; for
they assist in electing one OF their own kind,
who happens to be on the Peoples ticket,
through your foolish engineering. If they
succeed in electing the whole Of their ticket,
except Herman, and you run Driscoll in,
with their help, do you think D. will be in
the way of any reasonable plot they may
wish to carry out for the transfer Of Nevada
to the interests Of JEFF. Davis The Copper
heads could afford to lose all the rest Of their
ticket to secure their Sheriff and your Clerk,
and it is asserted and confidently believed by
many that Driscoll and his friends. are now
engaged in patching up a coalition with the
Copperheads, BY which they agree to vote for
Driscoll, while Driscoll and his friends agree
to vote for Clark. With those two they could
90 much to get the control Of the county at
the State election, and aid greatly in getting
control of the state in time. Those two off,
ces have more patronage than any others to
bestow; and it is well known that patronage
and money go a great way in an election,
with the Unterri6ed The Presidential cleo
ton takes place with the State election in
November. Their success now, and the con-
tinuance Of the divisions among Union men
until that election, will go very far toward
giving the electoral vote Of this State to Nc
Clellan.