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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18
AUGUSTA mANUgAoFURFNG CoEE-

In company with our associates Of she press
we were highly grstifed by = visit TO the mn
msuss establishment of this company, while IN
attendance upon the editorial convention IN
Augusts. The delegates were politely shown
over ths busy work rooms By President VIZ, E..
JACKSON. and superintendent GoGIE, and 9TH
erviss treated IN such q manner rs to make the
occasion one of the most pleasant episodes Of
the trip 70 Augusta. Ths kindnesSes Of the OF
6cials named VIII ever be gratefully remsm-
beEed.
By the great improvements introduced sInee
the present management assumed control OF me
affairs Of the ~company-about Eve years ago
tue misunderstanding capacities of the Warks have
been greatly increased, and the production oil a
Ne. 1 article Of shestings, shirtings Gnd threads
secured. With these increased facilities the
productive capacity of the works has reached
an average of 20. 600 yards per day. Seven
hundred and City hands are employed, prinei-
pRIly girls, whose wsges amount to $4,000 pei
msnth. They run 15O, 900 s~Pindles, 46s looms
and consume fifteen bales Of cotton daily. The
goods manufactured are not thrown upon the
market, but are sold to the Confederate and
State authorities, benevolent Institutions and
associations, counties, and indigeat persons, a
what is called government prices and in this
way the sales from January lst, to hoVemnei
IA, 1868, 42OO,3S4 yards were disposed of At an
average of ffy cents per yard. II the sAm'
goods had been sold at the current prices, aVerA'
giug say $50 per ykrd, they would have paid
into the treasury Of the company several mil
Hozs dollars additional profit. OF the amount
sold ia The time specified, the Confederate gov
eminent purchased 8 ,I32.9gT yards.
Augusts hiss within her limits many elements
of future prosperity, but there ere none more
promising than the company noticed. That the
efforts of the gentlemen upon whom the active
management Is devOlved may be fosseTed By
their nsigbbOrs, and in the end rewarded with
the highest measure Of success, is greatly to be
desired. The South must build up many such
enterprises, and the efforts OF the piOnssr in the
work, Tie Augusta Manufacturing COmPGEy,
should be simulated. We car be Independent Of
the " lords Of the loom I" in the New England
States.
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FsIRUTK OF
a TRIBUTE TO o L J. E. FORREST, KILLED
NEAR 0KOLOsA, Mss. FEB. 22a. 1864.

a TRIBUTE TO COL J. E. FORREST, KILLED
NEAR sKoLoEA, MISS, z 22D, 1864.
amid me darkness CT oppression zud civil Hdfs
"heh hsa sn7elopsd cur lovely land, with What DE-
Egat We 5easld arise upon tie din horizon Of MIGHT
the light Of Ehs Ysisr q ColoaeI J. e FoRREsr-ogls
from Ont he bright gslzEy OF the valiant Of ths
South, the beacon HEht Ct uhsgs martial spirit bccE-
Onsd from sfAr ne va,oroaz on 70 deeds Of fame. and
the steady, unaieksriag ray or uhoss master mius
We had hoped to have eoutiHaad to shine uzdiunsG
win It's inersazing, PsrcsPubis inference, Until IN
goa Of cur independence had been won-so sssrlg
bought with blood snd tesTa
His un1zuntsd braysEy-tEsrs vain b. thfs wax
sibats to attempt TO dsserT5s. L Is Bous~has srsn-
Piiasd, however. tsoa tbs fass that daring Es wa.
douh IcssEful sacountsrs against tie hvadsrs sg
our valley last faI, be wen BE deserving sppsUa.iou
o. the Lion Of NortE AIaszns
stll further In his social in,s-coarz. he a.Bu5rs.z
ne hghsst type Of a gentleman, and nay truly have
been styled one ef asturs's uO5lsnsa Who has not
marked the blush Of m05sst reserve nansls hs sbssk
a some recital II lis wsH nsri.sd p-alssf WHY Hy
isadsu miEsEe's unsr-ing aim should have pierced Il
msniF hans, while u0biT leading a gaTIsn. ehar.s. g
che q those mysteries o. nature, TO us, fnsxBIcabIss
and independent o. car own loss, cur tears hex IN IN
contemplation Ct he blight Of 30 many fond ardent
hopes which aust have animated 30 young Al aspl-
fAat YET hs now sEsety stunbsu amid Tie pIaz-
dts Of : nation IN whose memory bis uzus win long
romzia snshTinsd- Esvsr gan viii the tocsz souu5a
Of war disturb hH gz.s. rup0ss. And nay ~ nos
hope that The guardian spirit of hs scale deeds nEisE-
be- yet ever present VII saI szsr is ha-Ioviaz IL
dlsucs, ard lend even Tie energy G. despair 70 shoss
who would iaitats hiz who now Eus 3 renowned bus
dsubly regretted s~oldisrs grave.
Woald hat Al a5Isr haaa shan uias eoald visH-
cate ks memory, but I deemed t. facznssrt to pen
this feeble expression Ct TIE f-sI1u Of ne ladies' Of
Esrth AIsbama, IS one Of them intimately sssasizssd
with the I8nsztsd fallen Il
BAETos, Ala March 1854.
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MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Is, 1854.
.wopa "a THE PUBLIC.

Altar s suspension of one week caused by 8
dis.erssmsnt between the pEOpriesoEs and theH
employees in the publishing department., eur
paper again makes lis appearance the arHer-
erenees having bean adjusted, its regular issue
may hereafter be anticipated. And as such e1
interim, from . like cause, has never previously
occurred IN he history Of our journal We deem
an apology due the public on this occasion.
Our proceedings in the premises ware controlled
BY what we deemed the true interests ct soSh
parties, the public a. well as ourselves, aRd
while a temporary suspension wss grestly de-
plored st the time, the course adopted seemed
the only altsrnAtive left We shall mske the
experiment of endsavoring to furnish the AP-
PEEL regularly hereafter, to subscribers aad
newsdsalers, without at present increasing our
rates, Notwithstanding the heavy increase Of the
cost Of composition, etc, hoping to be able to
succeed without loss to ourselves. If this can
be accomplished We shah be satisfied
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THE

CONTRARY to the general understanding of the
public, the Secretary of the Treasury und0ubt-
edly has the authority to issue new currency 10
two-thirds Of The amount Of the old funded.
This authority is granted in an GrfEl s0ay, by
the tail Of the prOviso to the fifth section Of
the currency set, and the thing is done in a
manner certainly not to be commended in legis-
latiBg upon such sn important matter. The
section referred to declares that sfser the frst
day Of April next, all suthorisy heretofore given
to the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue treas
airy Boses shall be revoked Provided, the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury may, after that time, is
sue new treasury noses-to be issued in x
change for old notes at the rats of two dollars
Of the new for three dollars Of the old issue,
whether said old notes be surrendered for ex-
change by the holder thereof OR BB RECEIVED
INTO TREASURY UNDER H PROVISIONS
OF THIS ACT"
It is understood Secretary NENMmGEK IN
tends keeping his nails grinding to the full ex-
tent to which be is thus 50 cunningly auth3r-
ised. If 50, the relief to business as = result of
q great reduction Of The currency, viii certainly
not be realised TO the extent expected by the
public foE the last SIXTY days. The reduction of
our currency win not ultimately be over one
hundred and 6fty millions Of dollars.
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MATTERS IN WEST LOUISIANA.

IN WEST LOUISIANA.
Reports Of q battle having been fought, and q
great Confsdsrats victory gained, il West Lou
isiaus, have besn reaching Mobile for some days
past, and the latest give such substantial de-
tails IS to lead to 8 general belief that BANKS
has been soundly fhrsshed. While experience
hss taught Us to receive rumors Of trAns.Missis-
sippi successes with suspicion, the Mobile Rsgis-
ter ssyk its knowledge of snteesdsnt army move
msuts induce il to hope that the late reported
victory is something more than q eanaTd. It
was known more than q week since that the
Tires armies Of SMITH, PRICE and Taylor
were marching 10 q point of concentration.
PRICE, who, il was generally believed, Hss
moving North, was suddenly heard of march
ing towards Shreveport. Ii was The purpose Of
the COnfedsrasss to bring the invaders to the
issue Of a battle. Ii BANKS was equally will
ing 50 fight, and we suppose he was, relying
upon hs supposed overwhelming force, there
was nothing to prevent the Occurrences Of this
battle. SuPpOsing it has taksns place, the
chances of victory were in favor of the COnfsd-
ersses, now fighting under their Rvorite leaders,
and reported to be in fns Sighting condition.
As for Banks, it would not be the 6rss time
that overwhelming odds, relied on for victory,
have brought disappointment to Yankee ex-
PsetAtons.
LATER-ouF latest reports, received to-day,
leaves rs no longer in doubt as to the position
ia West Louisiana. Banks has bean Boundly
thrAshsd, beyond perAdventuTe, and the mAraud-
ing party Of Fedsrsls stopped in their plumber
ing career. Gen kAURY tslegraphs from No
bile to Adjutsnt Gen. COePER, st Richmond, as
follows
Ths following report Tecsived in Baton Rouge
a. Che 80 inst. from SuTgeon-Gsnsral Of BANKS
army: We met The enemy near Shreveport
Union forces repulssd with great loss. How
many can yen accommodate in h5sPitals st
Bassn Rougef Steamer Essex or Benton de-
ssroysa By torpedOs5 ia Red river, and E trans
poFt captured by Confsderates.
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THE UNITED STATES, FRANCE AND MEXICO.
Ths passage Of the resolution OF the Mexican
question, by the Federal House Of Representa-
lives, places the Lincoln Government in rather
a hostile attitude toward the French Emperor,
to q certain extent. 1t is equivalent to q de-
mknd that Napoleon shall abandon his pet Mex
lean sehsms, and viii be regarded ss : threst
that when the war between the North aud South
is over, the " Monroe doctrine will be enforced.
This is the true rendering of the resolution
adopted. In connection with this subject we
may mention that /. is stated in a ssmi-oficisl
dispatch from Washington tina. Minister Dayton
had no authority for his assurance to NJ.
Drouyn de Lhuys, that tie United States Cor.
srnment would rsesiVs q minister from the Gov
ernment Of Macmillan in Mexico. These 1T
tie affronts must at least be annoying to Nspo-
leon, and his lieutenant in Mexico.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

The VOICE OF MISSISSIPPI Following in
the footsteps Of Georgia, Mississippi, through
her Legislature, hss expressed Der decided dis
appreciation of the seton of Congress, suspen-
ding the writ of habess corpus. The resOlu-
lions adopted viii Be found elsewhere in eur
columns. This REASiMOKs expression of . SOW
sTsign State eaunOt be ~disregArded by the next
Congress. Il Is not only the sentiment Of the
people Of Mississippi that is hare enuReiated, but
also that Of the rejecting portion Of the people of
the COnfsdsracy. Among sl such the verdict
is unanimous that ''the set Of Congress suspen-
dipg the privilege Of the writ Of hobsss corpus
is DANCE Gus to the liberty Of the citizen, uncon-
stitutional in some of its features, tends to make
the civil power subordinate to the military, and
establishes = precedent Of a doubtful character,
and should be repeated" Let our representa-
lives remember this.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

The "Arsus" eompiAins that the bluT in front Of the
city has bean made = dumping ground for the scraped
up sxersmsnCe from The streets.
The Yankee masters Of the CITY appear TO have been
drilling the enrolled miitia pretty severely. This we
infer from a paragraph IN the aArgns' Of the 3tst uls..
which says; On Tuesday svsning. at the hssd CT every
regiment and battalion Of the enrolled militia. there was
read a general order from ths brigade headquarters, TO
the effect that hereafter there VIII be but one drsss
parade a week, and that on Wednesday EVENING"
There viii not consequently, be 3 parade en- Saturday
evening next. We congratulate the msnbsrs Of the
brigade upon the important prospect OF a letting uPiu
the ousrous duties they have recently been called upon
to perform.
The Bulletin Of the It inst, records It a. 8 pleas
ant fact that ths street a~priukiers we're at work tbs pre-.
yiouS day.
The Memphis "Newe zatr-a German paper recently
sstablished-hss Frsmont'a name at the head Of It's col
umns for the Presidency.
The "Bullsiin' mentions the recent occurrence Of out
RACES on the roads leading to the city. They are report
ed to be very annoying. particularly On the Horn LAks
and HsrnaDdorosdA The robbery Of Mr.. Z. J. Mac.
keys Of Horn Lake. was the last case.
TIE Argus OF the 5.hr contains no less than nine
local paragraphs noticing the arrest Of parties for vsri-
Gus misdsmeanOra. The morals of he city are such
that the local would seem to have no difficulty m ind
Ing items The number Of arrests on the 18th was thIr-
teen, hnes collected Ss5.
MsEsrs. Cutting and Wilson were elected 70 represent
the Memphis Typographical Usion in the National
Congress of Printers, which meets at LoOIsville on the
LIST Of May.
OoTTeS-Ths cotton market has undergone no
change since we last ~Wrots-hsing arm and quiet Yes
terday, there was but little INQUIRY, and little Offering.
Rates are ct 3 stand stu, and are quiet. as In our last.
The influx Of the market since We last wrote, has been
trihing, and oniy by wagons. The only shipment TO
bales By the Steamer Hilman, which went up Last eve
ming.
MoNETARY-The money market Is quite inactive.
Ysstsrdsy, thsre was but little done. Raies are as when
we last wrote.
WHOLESALE N~AEKET-Businssz d only moderately
bTIsk In tie general market. Rates are unchanged.
Coffoa Ma~Lsf
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~ The Richmond journals are endeayoring
70 f.thom al The secrets connected with the *
change Of prisoners. Cur opinion Is, it win be
wise to say bat little on the subject. As the
Eraminsr says there has bean some secret shut
fling, not very creditable to cur authorities, by
which Butler has been recognised as a mill
sGry commissioner treating with this Govern
ment," which amounts to a " practical with
drawsl of that public, solemn proclamation
denounclpg him as e thief, murderer etc.
There has been q bsck-Ous by high function
aries. Nothing more need be saidG
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~ The Cincinnati EHquissT says; Nan
fer man, trrsspsstiSs of eOl0T, is he basis Of tie
new exchange Of prisoners" IL il possible our
G-eperumsnt has backed dowR On the question
Of exchanging ths negroes caught il arms
against usf Can any Of oar Richmond ootsn-
inform usf We can scarcely believe
Goverameut has hamiliAtsd itself 50 mnch
e the ssalsmsns of the EnqHirsv Eeuld ieTee
u, Il Euss 70 admit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

FROM L~oEGsrREET's ARMX.-Ths East
Tennessee correspondent Of the Montgomery
Nal announces the withdrawal Of Gen. Long
streets corps from its old position. Writing
on the 9Th he says by . succession of easy
marches, we are within seven miles Of Bristol
The whole command Of Gen. LOngstrest left the
v~icinities of Bulls gap and Greenville on the
2ssh ult. The march was very dissgressble;
the weather was exceedingly cold, and rAined
or showed necessarily, and the roads were IN =
most miserable condition in consequences. Il is
generally thought that the troops viii be sta
toned hsrs for several weeks to come, and then
for parts unknown. Ali are delighted to get
cut of East Tennessee, no matter to what other
part they may be sent, knowing they can reach
ne worse place" Gen. BuckneE had assumed
command of his division.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

EXHIBITIONS rs GEOR GIA-Those interested
il securing exemption from military service in
she srmiss of the Confederaey, and hold any POI
siion, eiVil or military, under the Laws Of Geor-
gia. wiz End, by reference to Governor Browns
sddrsss 70 the people Of the State, what steps be
has taken in their behalf. Il win be seen that
the governor has required the exemption Of
a Ell cIvl and military officers Of This State"
Fortunats L be, therefore, who holds q commits
sioa Of any sort. bssring the brosd seal Of the
1onuauwealfh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

PEEsACoLA-Ths Mobile Tribs~s learns
from = gentleman from Psnsacela that there
were thirty vessels in the bay there. he also
reports that during the recent attack o Fort
Powell, three Of the eRsmy's vessels were very
seriously disabled, and are new undergoing re-
pairs at Pensacola. It would sesm from this
that Farragut is busily engaged in preparing
another on to Mobile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

DIsTILLIEG PROHIBITED IN MISSISSIPPI
The SsHtAsrn RspsbIie informs Us that the Le-
gislsture OF Mississippi has passed a stringent
lsw in relation to distiIleriss in that State. The
law provides that when any one shall establish
q distillsEy, the property, and everything there
unto sppertsining, shall be eonfseated I! is
made the duty of every officer in the State or
county, no matter what ofice be may bold, to
report the same, under penalty Of Eve thousand
dollars ans and twelve months Imprisonment in
the county jail, and that the officer so falling or
negleetiBg shall never again be eligible to hold
any office in the State. In case the same is re-
ported by a citizen, he shall be paid Ons-half the
price of the property eOnfseassd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

ATLANTA REyELLE.-This is the title Of q
new paper, published by Msssrs. Camp, Niles
& Co., the FIRST and second numbers of which
hsve made their appearance in this city. This
makes the 6fth journal published in Atlsnts-s
number sufficient for all practical purposes in
our community. May the RsvsaIe long be
heard, even after the dreadful tocsin Of war
shall cease to sound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

A PRoFFER-In response to q uOte pub-
ished in cur issue of the 7sh inst, Mr.. j. G..
McAIister, of Montgomery Il refugee from
Memphis,) authorizes US to say he will take
charge of the surplus baggage and clothing of
the 81 Tennessee regiment, during the summer.
If the ofsr Is accepted the bundles shoald be
put up in good order, and each one plainly and
distinctly marked. This offer Is = generous
ma
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

a A rumOE prevailed on the street this fore
noon 70 the effect that General Forrest had been
killed, near Jackson, Tenn. On endeayoripg
to trace it up, We found it was brought to the
city this morning by q gentleman from Marietta,
who gave as his authority another gentleman,
who left headquarters st Dalton yesterday. The
report is that Gen. Johnston received such in
teligsnce Saturday night We attach no credit
to it whatever. as we should undoubtedly have
received the news through our regular press re-
ports, were if true. unless the military authOri-
ties had ordered it to be suppressed, and for
such action Is this we can see no motive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

~ Mr.. E. B. Long, Of Augusta, writes to
the CkrOE;eIs Gsd SsAti#sl that he win contrib
ute Eve thousand dollars toward establishing 3
soup house in that city whenever other eonlri
buttons making the amount one hundred thou.
sand dollars shall be subscribed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

"A An explosion occurred at the powder
mills At Raleigh, n. c., on the 9Th inst, by
which Mr., Waterhouse and = man by the name
of Stephens both had leg broken. oEhsr per
sens were slightly injured and The building in
which it occurred considerably damaged.
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SIOO REWARD!

DAN AWAY from tie subscribers a. Cahaba, On
h tbs night OF the <9lh 1ltfno, the BOZ, MATT.
sged about twenty years viii very little or no beard.
DARK copper cOlcrl haa z small sesr on hH left easek.
caused NON . recent boil be spszkH quickly when
spoksn % and IL very intsljgsat Tbe boy Is sup
posed 20 have lefs Cshaba With one WuMEmE and %
nave lsft selma CT he Southern Republic on hsr m
TIP o. Wednesday, 30th IT
viii give the above rsHard for the delivery o. szlF
negro, or II lodged IN any iallNhsTs We can get him
B~REAZEALE & MgOkE
0ahabR
apis lot Dallas County. AIS.
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ga prominent citizen of Augusta, nOsi
eng that one Of the soldiers who wss passing
through tie city, was bare headed, Immediately
took off his own hat, presented it to him, and
went home uncovered himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

~ The Savannah RepEkieaa understands
that Gen. TOOmbs is opposed to the acEion Of the
Georgia Legislature on the question of the suE-
pension Of The writ of habsas corpus, and to
Governor Browns recommendation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

E-CoL Kent of Louisisna, commsndsHt Of
the prison At Salisbury, h. C, died last week
He was a brave and gallant officer, having no
less than seven honorable sears Of wounds 70
In battle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

THE BATTLE HOUsE-We have already pub
lished = paragrsph-Which has gore the rounds
OF the ~press-ssating that while the above named
h1use was the best kept, II was the ehsspsss
10 the COniedsrscy. Through ell the past area
Of o~xtOrtion, its charges were not increased, and
yet we learn that the establishments has been
kept up to 8 peace footing, IN every particular.
See card Of the ProprissOrs Published to-day, and
when yea visit Mebile cal at the Battle house.
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= We bee i slased ID 3 board

n We see it stated that a board Of officers
|, soon to assemble al Richmond, to examine
and report upon the justice and amount Of
claIms of parties who have lost negroes i'm
messed for IsbOE on the public ~dsfsnses-so IN
sluds those who have escaped to the enemy, as
well as those who have died from injuries or
diseases equEasssd Nhils n ths Service
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A Ii psrs5ns are iuvii ed to this well known businerF
n house. Here yea IA lad most sysrythfrz. vet
reesivirg al thsy 5rug.
HegrOe4 and everything Tor sale, viii rscsiYs ny
prompt attention. Let IL be rsnenbsred Che Arcade
Is the General headquarters for he CobRdsraeY.
NJ .. y
snI9 q Auetioreor and Real Estate Brsksr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

n We stand corrected BY the Rome Csasisr
The omission spsebEsd oeearFed in the absence
Of the editor of the news department He will
not, however, admit the "teS fsqSsIsf' occur
renee of such causes Of complaint.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

On Thursday, April I4ih, At the residence Of Judge
Cooley, in COvingson. Ca, By Rev. DR.. Alexander
Means, Captain GEORGE ". HGR0TE, Of Macon, and
Miss MARY A. Carr. Of the former place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

IMPORTANT TO CoEsCRIPTs-The recent
order from the bureau of CONSUMPTION, known
Is " circular No. 49, has been revoked By an
othsr issued on the 9th. That Ordsr requires
commandments Of esnscripss, under the act of.
the lsss Congress, 70 rstain out Of the reserve
classes 8 sufficient number 10 compose their
camp guards and supporting force, and to pro-
csed at once to oFganizs into companies per-
sons Of The reserve classes already enrolled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

Y Application was lately made for psFris-
sion to freight cotton and rosia, to be sold and
the proceeds used exclusively for the bens6s
Of the soldiers and hospitals. The application
was refused, and Is is confidently reported that,
81 the same time, an officer high in the Confsd-
crate blue book shipped cotton on his own pri-
vate GceounG-ChaTisst0s Courier.
Give the public all the facts and The names Of
The parties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-18

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ths publication Of The
Knoxville and Atlanta REGISTER viii be re-
sumsd ct an early day.
Is J. A SPERRY & Co.