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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18


D4LTOs, March E-Ths Nashville Tinss 0ftns l2aa
contains q horrible account Of he hanging Of twenty
three Unlen soldiers By the rs6sls at KizIsoa. N. @.
Who had asd hOa sOnsedgfi9n. They net tbsiz fate
Ike nez, sud sTsn the ConfsdsTais soldiers WsTs
moved 70 tears b he spselseis.
They also ,hrsztsasd TO heng Eve Of Col. P0rtsra
men, VITO hadns7eF bssa II lie rebel service.
A Wazhinzson telegram states a q horid disclosure
made, that he Libby prison Wa ml1ed, and Two hun
drsd kegs Of powder placed under it II he time ofHs
late rad.
Federal R1sVemezfs IN the West
DEssPOLs, March IA dispatch from Csntoa %.
pore thst large numbers q shsrmsn's troops have
soas up he river. from Veksburg, on Through.
AsFhsnon i lst in command Of The city. Sherman
and Hafout have gone down he river. viii = IaFEs
part Of tie army, o. fOrytzo boats. Thsy us ssid
70 be soing up Bed river a. far a. Shreveport
AsPhsrsOn's report ssgA the spring campaign, a. ia
a1gRrated By Sherman, BEEks, Thomas and Saith, L =
failure.
Gen. Forrest says seven e.ghshz Of snihs cavalry
have g0ns to Nashville.
Another disPstch says Shsrmzn went 10 New Or.
leans and returned to vIsks5zrg o. Tia 5lh, and en- The
9Th IarEs numbers Of re enlisted men 9sa: I'D he liver
On fariOagh. Prom fifteen to twenty 67atIoaIs o. roops
went down the river up 70 the Oh OF lOh, aza On ne
LIST inst seven boats, l5adsd with troops, passed t.
uiea. goias up stream. OnssIghth of shsrnan's troops
ara said 20 have goas up ths dvs- On f1riough. sud
onathird are leh IN Vieks5urE under McPhssoa TIE
remainder have gone up Red river.
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a Change In British R.e,t.r.


The London correspondent of the Philsdel-
phiA IugEiTsr writes uEdeF date OF The 20.h Of
February
\ Imsy a. well mention another phase Of Brit
ish feeling. A few weeks ago I think the almost
universal impression Wss, that The South was
nearly st lis last gasp, and that q few months,
perhaps weeks, WOul1 see tho long Struggle at
an end. This impression has passed awsy, snd,
how or why I cannot explain, the popular epin-
len Is Just now exactly the reverse. L is he
North which is now believed to hsve reached
the last stage Of exhaustion, snd the general
expectation now is that we shall very soon re-
esiVs the news sf some overwhelming Fs7eTse
on the part Of the Northern army, such as the
capture Of Washington, the march of the South
ern army upon Baltimore, etc; and even the
successful occupation Of Philadelphia Is conf
deesly predicted.
There is an air Of assurance shout the seees-
sioHists in London. sad their Eagiish sympa-
thizsfs and allies, hat I have never Witnessed
before since he war began, and il Eny depend
ence is to be plscsd upon what / haTs hersto-
fore called my thermometer, there would seem
20 be some real grounds for this e0Rfienee.
The Confederate Gotten loan, which 3 few weeks
ago had sunk 20 30935 has experienced q won
derfnl recovery, and now stands at s. to 90.
There must have been some esuse for this ether
thABs.hs ordinary aRclrsioBs Of he money mar
ket, Tor the gsoek has not reached this later fg-
rre at a sRddsn jump, but has been creeping
mp gradually, day By day, with 8 sgeadinsss the
more remarkable as there has been no apparent
reason for the restoration Of eonfdencs in it
ameDg the mOneyed man. I win not attempt
to explain OF account for the present state
Of things. / only tell you what that state is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

The Federsls are making 3 new move IN this
State. An officer Of the 7th Florida infantry.
who left Lake City On Sunday evening, brought
intelligence to the Savannah News, of Wednes-
day, that information had bean received By the
military authorities there tia. the Yankees had
landed = force at Pslatka. The force landed al
that point was not known, bat it was rumOred
that it was large. Gen. FENEGAN had dis
patched forces to meet them, consisting Of cav
airy, infantry and artillery. Psls;kA is on the
ST. Johns river, and shout fifty miles southeast
Of Lake City.
Oar Pieksts in front of Jacksonville confirm
tbs previous intelligence that tie greatest pOr-
tor Of the enemy's troops had left that place.
Everything continued quiet in the noighbOTho0d
of Jscksonvills.
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4 Paris letter asserts that the cordially of thi
sztszts between FrsEes and Englsnd is no long
OF : matter Of doubt. l. il undeTsiOOd that The
Emperor Of the Fcsneh agrees 10 co-opeFAt:
with England whenever she viii act, ane to re
tsia bis liberty Of action or Of eo-operstisn
Whsn England confines Der aetion to diplomatic
notes.
Ia the E1inbarg court Of sessions the i1dee
has cred the 5h Of April for the tsial Of the
Panpero ease By jury, and ssid he had de-
teTmined TO follow the course adopted ia The
Alexandra case. Notice Of IN appeal was
given.
Ii IS stated thas thrss Russian infantry con-
Panles who marched against the insurgents
nader DfonbIoWski, had bean utterly routed at
nuIzeSoin, The Government Of RaVoW. Only
eighty Russians escsued.
.freighss are very high At Shanghai. ozio1 70
thu presence Of the AlGbams IN t6oss wassrs
The Arehduke Asxiniisu leaves B.usssls for
Paris on the 29sh Of February.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, February 26.-C Cotton - Tbe
Brokers circular reports the sales Of the week
Al "a 800 bales, Of which 1870 are on speeulE-
ton, and 5 go for export. The sctual export
Of tho week is 7,l2T bslas. The market il dull,
and a / lower for American, and tGkd. lower
for oLhsr sorts Tia sales to-day (kndsy) are
estimated at 5000 bales, including 1000 70
spectators and exporteEs-ths market closing
quiet sad unchanged
Tia authorised quotations sre, middiiug Or
2613.
The stock in port is 23I 600 bales, Of whieh
24-9GO ere American. Ths weeks imports is
1924 bales.
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TMR GUARD.

EDITORS APPEAL; Thinking that perhaps some o.
your Subscribers might take al interest IA
The preeesdinZs Of the Memphis boys. 1 have the
pleasure 70 annOuucs to them through your widely Ci--
ealsssd columns, tia: the OLD Liberty Guards from
Memphis, have re enlisted for the va. They have
fought In every battle from Belmont to TsyIOrs Ridge.
AMI undsr command Of thsir gallant esptsin. W. 4
Carroll, they are determined to fight The foe until indie
~pendenee IS won
The eompsny is now in the 5h Confsdsrais regiment
Of Infantry, the said regiment being the old els, aud %
Tennsssss regiments Consolidated. The regiment 10 con
msndsd By MsiorR J. Parsons, likewise as gallant an
officer Is ever drew asword. A LIBERTY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

To the Friends Of the Soldiers
ThFOUEhOUt the COAfedeFaey,

oUAETERMAsTER-GEsERALs DEPARTMENT. Rail Z
ROAD BUREAU. Richm5nd Va, Feb. 20, 1864. )
The friends sBd relatives Of soldiers in the Army Of
Northern virginia are hereby oiihsdt thai, ar arrsHgs.
nsni has this dsy beer effected with he Southern Elk
press Company to carry al packages Of food and weEr
ing apparel to E~icbmCnd, Va
To ssoure tie Advantages thus obtained through the
Express Company, the following Instructions must be
observed:
Packages muEt not contain more tbEa one hundred
pounds be vel secured, snd plainly marked and sent
81 he expense Of the shipper to either Of the Soldiers
Relief Associations, vhioh are loestsd IS fellows:
In Sorh Csrolins, a. Raleigh IN South CsrOlinas Al
Columbia in Georgia st Augusta in Alabama a.
Montgomery or 70 any other point At which one Of
iless Associations have an ofdes.
The Agents Of these Associstious win thsTs tske
charge Of them, and ship daily, By Southern Express
Company, 70 The proper Agents Of the respective
States 81 Richmond who will see them Distributed to
ths proper individual 0wneEA
To meet the wishes Of the zoldisrs, szd 10 give hem
q certain and speedy Communication vl;l home, the
Southern Express Company has sgreed 70 give this
freight preferences over everything else; and, In order
that DO obstacle may oeear to he success Of 60 lsada.
be an eutsrpris the several Railroad Compsn IS are
hereby requested 10 render the Express Company such
facilities s. VIII enabls 1t 70 make his arrangement .
com2ls,s suoeess-
As the Southern Express Company assumes al re-
spo1z-bIlty q TIE transportation OF .hess packages,
The Relief Associations are requested to withdraw their
Agents who have heretofore acted as travelling usssen.
gers. Il the Relief Associations vii establish sgen'
elss 10 The rear Of other Ernlss, hey may sDioy the
sans privileges hereby ssSaEed 30 The Army Of Nor'h.
err Virginia /. W. SIMS
LIsu--Col Ead QusrteuuAstsr
Approved
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

6Ew YORK, March 4-Ths steamer Malan-
rs, rom New Odesus 18th. via Havana 25sh
ut, las arrived, bringing Hstsmoroa dslss Of
me 25sh ult., received via Havana.
Ccrtinss keeps seven hundred men employed
IN protecting the highways and destroying high
wsymen. A large number OF vessels are e
Aassm0ros loading cotton for Europa, including
several steamers. Ons Of the latter took Gre
lately sHd was destroyed.
The French were expected to attack the place.
but COrtinaS would bold ous to the last. Tbs
JG.giss Minister Of the Treasury was AZ Browns
vile.
The smallpox has broken cut 10 Al alarming
extent IN Brownsville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

~ Lincoln has ceased to back up Batter as
his exchange agent, which accounts for the re-
cent operations of exchanging. The New York
Times, OF the 10Th, says:
The friends of the Union prisoners in the
South will be grAtifed to learn that arrange
msnts have bsen effected by which regular ex-
changes Of prisoners will be made hereafter.
The Government has gracefully receded from its
discrimination to force Gen. Butler upon the
ConfedeFates as the only agent of exchange,
and have delegated that authority to Major
Milford, whose associations with Mr.. Ould, the
rebel commissioners, have heretofore been pleas
ant as we'll as dignifed. The FIRST exchange has
already taken place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

GEE AEIGs LIFTS A JOKE-During Es days
OF the siege, when food And forage ware scarce.
and the ghsssly eogpses and blsaebed skeletons
Of starved mules lined the thoroRghfkrss here
shouts, Gs7. Grant and Q~asEtsrm1atsr Aeigs
arrived a. Chattanooga. Taking = n Eiring On
horseback one afternoon, they passed the car
eass of a huge ma,e lying By the roadside.
whose ell SAVIOR Ws1tuD" bef5rs and around
than. The hero Of YieksbaTg removed his
hrisT root from bis lips and said souoWfully /.
"Ah, general. there lies . dead soldier Of the
q~uarssrrsster's department. "YeS, general. "
replied the qusrsermaIsr-gsnsTal, in s1bdusd
tones, Gin him you see the ruling passion
strong IN death ex~enpifsd, for the cid veteran
has alresdy assumed the cfsnsiTel1-YaEkss
COrrssvoaGszcs from CkattaEO0gs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

~ The New York Worlds correspondent
says Grant is in favor Of raising 100000 men
for another attempt against Richmond. He is
reported to have said that Sherman's expedition
accomplished everything that wks designed.
The World repudla.as the idea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

a Gold has advanced rapidly in the North.
The Baltimore AHsTieaa of the l0thquotes it 50
70 / 69-bsvipg advanced 3 cents on that dsy.
TIE market was excited. Southern stocks were
quoted Virginia SIS, AZ North Carolina 6'sr
So Missouri 6's. 724; Tennessee 6s, So.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

H-Among the Yankees recently released By
exchange at Richmond, are Cspts. Flynn sni
Sawyer, the parties our Government at ons time
decided to bang in retaliation for the two Cen
fsdersts recruiting officers hung by Burnside in
Kentueky. Has thsEe been 9 baek-downl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

z The English Brokers' Circular Of tie
27ih glt., gives the following rspor! of the LiT-
erpcOl cotton market
The demand has again been on g modsrass
scale, the trade purchasing only for their imns-
dlste wants American descriptions are about
ID u b lower. Egypt and Smyrna have besB
freely offered, and are 4SA1. p Is lower. Ths
better class Of S1TEt is scarce, and commands
tull rates, whilst the lover Qualities are heavy
and very irregular at 494i.P 70 decline. The
weeks business has been "a $50 bales, the mar
kes closing steadily a. the following quotations
for AiddiIaE: OrlssaB, 274i; Mobile, 263i.;
U2lsnds, 26A1. Fair qualities continue n0mi-
nal Stock on hand, 23l lao bales, including
23,S50 American. AZ sea from India, 3O7 600"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

ATTEMPT to AssAsSTNATE-We are per-
missed to make the following extract from a pri-
vate letter, dated at Alderly, near Georgetown,
S. G, March z, 1864;
u write In haste to inform you that, last
night, about 10 O'Clock, son one Shot Major
WIN. P. White. The sho. was fred through
the we~stherboerding Of the house, and went
through the maj 7r's knee into the breast Of L man
who was sitting by him, and being nearly spent
dropped out Il is feared that the bones Of the
knee are shattered. No one has yet been az
rested.D-SauaHHak RspRblieER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

OE THE ROUTE-Fdrloughsd men, Just now
are thicker upon al the Southern railroads than
leaves IN a forest Some look IS cheerful and
sxpeessnt as though they had 9 free pass to Ea-
rope and al expenses paid, while others who
have got tired OF doing Icthisg a. home, sre
most eager 10 return to camp and share the for
tunes Of their gonzales. In order to avoid tho
luxury Of standing up IN tie cars the Wkola
rouss, Il is necessary 20 be e. the depot the me-
ment The cars ArTIgs.-Mszfg0msTg AGvsTtissr.
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e The Charleston COzyi.r ssvs:

The general fdslity and aHsetionate LOYALTY
Of the servants 10 one Of the most graHfying 70
suits and indications elected By The war. 50
much beyond the fears Of cur tmid friends ard
contrary to the predictions snd desires Of Oug
maign foes, who, looking only 1t the relation
ship established By hireling interest, cannot ay-
pfeeiste the teAdsr regard and habitaal attach
ment Of our patIisrehAl and domestic and scrip
tuIsl system Of labor aBd service. Il occurs 70
Us that this fact deserves special recognition
and acknowledgment. We shall be pleased 10
report any speeialinstsnees that can be eommu-
nicstsd, and We take the liberty Of proposing an
OH isl recognition
WspropOse, respectfully, chat the goYsrnO.so OF
ths States consider the p~Toprissy snd sEDedi-
eney, 10 concert with The Confederate military
authorities, Of Issuing, by pTOclamatioDs, noioa
Of full pardon and amnesty &c all servants H3o
have bssu taken of by force, 0rby want sud in
voluntarily, and who rstuTn 10 thsir homes
and masters, or 20 their States. One Of ths
means used BY the Yankees in their villsinous
and eoUErdly effort 20 put the negro in danger
for their own interests, is to assure them that
sll who return or are reesptUTed win be indis-
criminstsly executed. While we dsnounes and
I oppose all attempts Of the Yankees 30 dictate to
Us any rules concerning our trsStmsnt Of ser
wants 50 recognised bearers of arms, We nay
honoraby, and consistently, and eonsideTsAly
make q voluntary distinction in fsvsr Of the
man servants who nave been forced into The
position of soldiers, who have not Voluntarily
committed ofsnses agsinst their masters or Of
The land.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

A DOUBLE CAMPAIGN. - Tbs 14th Nav
Hsmpshiro regiment which was under orders
for the gulf, it appears, has received g later or
der 70 report in New Himpshirs for the par-
pose Of voting the Abolition State ticket. The
election will take place on the 9th OF March,
ans several regiments have already been ordered
home to take part in it. -HsTrSbErg Pairi0 tsEd
U4:0H.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

y The New York Herald, of the IO:h, has
an article in which is given "a birds eye view
Of the battle fer the next presidency" The Her
aid says that it promises to be zone Of the pet
tiest political qusrrels ever known in history"
The Republican psrty are to have st least four
factions in the fsld-ihe Red Republicans, who
60 for Fremont second, the deep Black Repub-
leans, who 60 for Chase; third, The mulssto
Republicans, who 60 for Wendell Phillips ;
fourth, the smutty Republicans, who go fer
Lincoln. The Herald says that Mcclellan
viii also be s candidate for the nomination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

Don't LIKE THEIR SMELL -Four nsgroes
vera elpsaEed from one Of the late Yankee raid
ing parties Iear Richmond and lodged in tho
Libby prison. Al four Of The colorsd brethren
we're put in ths aams room with DRhlgren's
Ulcers, q proceeding 10 which the lattsr 0fsred
The most strenuous objection, even ealing the
new esmsTs odd niggeTs," and Allading 10
their odOrifeTous prOpeTtes-Savaasab RsP15.
Ersa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

DAHLGREE-Thsy are 10th to believe at the
North that DGhlgron was killed on his late raid.
We End the following dispatch in the papers:
BALTIMORE, March THE President receiv.
ed a dispatch from Fortress Monroe, this after
noon, stating that Col Dahlgrsn, with his bun-
dred men, had safely arrived within our lines.
The colonel was st Fortress Monroe. The Presi-
dent and Secretary Stanton Immediately called
on Admiral DAhlgren TO convey tie glad ii
dings and congratulate him upoa he safety Of
| bis gallant son.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

n Nj. john @. Wire, formerly Of the New
Orleans Delta, rs assumed the editorial charge,
as well IS the propEietorshiP of the Mobile GaJ
CttH HONS journal.
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= NJ 49, in ~ issue aeveral Id

e We publish il this issue several state
mems, hcm the Northern press, Of reinforce
m-nss coming to TaomlJ aud Grant al Chstta-
nooga One account rays three thousand : dsy
pass through Louisville, snd Tho Democrat Of
thai city. OF "a, g. a lust, estimates the number
that would pass South within the next ten days
At tldFty Thousand. VIII it be prudent to deem
eli this sOssting1 May 70 not make 8 mistake
If We go concluds7
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TrsuBle villa the French In the sou.h
Pacidr.


From the New York FEbunel
WAsHIEGToH, March 2.-Adyiess from sbs
acting rear admiral in command Of the heet in
the South Pseie, Of Acapulco, dated February
3, stste that American vessels had been over
hsulsd BY French frigsles Of that port, asa
iheix papers examined ard boxes containing
firearms take1 theEsirom. The apthorities here
have protested against The same, sEd ct frat
undertook to fortiiy the place bat upon repre-
ssntations Of the people, Whs feared a BON,
bardnent, and who knew thet the means ware
inadequate to resist any sitsek, they gitbdrev
their GINS which had been mounted ssaTard
The French frigase of the port stood into ~
hkrbor, and ssluted our vessel, which usa fbs-s
with . national salute, which was rstuf1s5 -
our admirsl What nrthsr troubls mi1ht IL
anticipated is not Known. Bat our s5-;e"I
informs the department. that no sh.ll nretast IS9
against any Infringement of the neusrslitv I,zS.I
That there % s Misunderstanding. vbieb -.
become serious, is evident and a. r. 49,
threaten, through the eommsndsr Of 49,.
tngaiss 70 send 8 Humber Of yessels there q /;
quite likely thss our G1vernment viii 1yon1si,
attend 70 he psossction Of a judieious sdmin5s
iTsioa Of the Avs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

q The r ehmond Enquirer ststss that the
Federal prisoners confined at Americas and
Andsrsonville, Ga, viii be delivered to the
Yankee authorities from Savannah by flag Of
tr1ea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

u The Louisville Democrat, of ths 6sh inst,
says: In the course of the next ten days nearly
thirty thousand recruits will pass through this
city on their way to the front.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

ga band Of psrtisans, under Capt Cowan,
prevented the holding Of JohDson's bOgGs cleo
tion in Hickman county, Tenn en- the 5sh inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

6~ The illness of Fernando Wood Ia so Sc
riOus that on the OH inst he was considered st
she point OF death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

a The Northern pspers CT the .lOsh an
nouneed that Grant would inspect the army Of
the Potomac the next day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

q The weather moderated very decidedly
yesterday afternoon, and We may now look for
it becoming more p~lsissht. Several gentlemen
have reported tas fruit bat little injured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

Y We invite attention to the elaborate ex
position Of the new tax law, from the Rich.
mond EHqgirsT, published this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

a Immediately after 8 cold night, OF Hhsn
frost is discovered on plants, have hem wstsred
8ith yell Ok spnng water. The watering mast
be done before sunriss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

- Nj. Day AdvsTtises the less Of bis does
Brown hopes ne viii succeed in fndiag hin; Tor
# 'eYsy dog has his day. he 3oesn't see why
every Day should not haYe bis dog.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

A married lady foaud her two sons quar-
rslipg, and, in hopes Of putting al end 70 heir
~rsseEis, If you don't dssiss directly, I'll toll
beth yOaT fatheFs,n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

q President DAIis has Sc, spsu the sh Of
April as = day Of humiliation, lasting and
rraver
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

"a SIX hundred COnfedsrass privatos and
hay five officers lsnced from the Yankee a.R Of
iruee boat 90 Saturday last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18
XIV, NO. ~
Reports of the Press Association.

Entered according 10 act of Congress IN he year 1888
By J. s. TBRAsHER, il The Csrk's ofos Of the Dis
tFict Court e. TIE C0ntsdsrats Ssatsz for he North
err District Of Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

Esswsrd i, reported very ii from an At
tack OF pneumonia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18
y A lssa Dispatch fcon San FaDci.oot 10 The

Northern prsss says;
The steamer Golden City took $4,000 in
treasure fer New York, instead Of The sum 6nt
reported. Twenty soldiers went as guards, do
signing to rsturn foz Panama BY the return
steamer. In addition to her regular armament
an extra l~00-Poundsr psrrott gun is mounted on
hsr forward deck, so that, considering Der speed.
tbs Alabsms would fad il q difficult JOB 20 zap
tuIe Der. No armed passenger wss allowed to
sail hence On her
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

Ell turns cut that B~ringadier-G Genera
Neal Dow was exchanged by our authorities fol-
General Lee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-18

y She is s mssn mother who runs ID q
milk-seOEe sgains. Der BABY.
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RLswros, Q-srsms=ssr-GsnsrL


OFFICE ECUTHEES EEFEEss COErAET,l |
augusta. Ca, February ~, l5f4- ;
The Southern ExpTsss Company btrsby LoufeE The
friends and relatives Of Soldiers IN he Army CT p orb
err virglnia and elsewhere, that hey are prepared 20
carry ont srrEngenents a. announced 10 the shove
card, and that hey viii DO AL in Their power to fulfill
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