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COLI UnIBUS, q.
I,DoUNTIEs. rBNsIuNs, ARREARs OF PAY
I'D pTiss Money, Compsnsation tor H,nss, Rost.
tnd other properly lost de,toysd while In ths ser.
zee o the united States, taken Tor the nse OF the
Ara,y ol eried. uhtets FeiuIus eSTuuly ads out,
md C,r,i6catrs &c Non lpdsb,sdnsss Pracurd
Aiso oAims 0f Rsefnt,ng nfacets Mho have not
lssa paid from the da1s VI Ihsii sPPSiAi@,ht.
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a pan,entcd device prevents It's b.in
turned backward
lts entirely noiseless tIl
ltrecei Sed the Gold Medal Of the Ameri
can Institute in ,S63.
1t received the Silver Medal Of the "Ne
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ltreceiyed the Silver Medal orthe "Penn
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nation notices IRON the press, testimonial
IRON those using the machine. DC.
tS- AGENTS WANTED x,
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L o.. H#fI. Ha ..r
.it'ni.illsa Restorative 70, N. IAii .ursI,
sTsdica,ss bsndrnH.
is falling OF.
Clarls Distilled R.Horatiys for ,h. Hair, p,O
mo,ss i,s ns,ural and healthy stoSih,
ClaFk's Iis,illed Restorative rot the uAire.u.e,
tho hair 20 grow on bald heads where th. moi. ar.
not sHirels dead. Ia saeh eass, noihinK viii do H.
Claks Distilled Rs,teratiys fotths Hair /, a me.i
Mountaineering, litils one says-"l lks IL II
make my halt 20 ,on and thiny."
Chtkf distilled Restorative for the Hair contain
no airy 'edimenitob be shaken ny before use.
Chhs D,sinlsd Rssiontiye for the llaiti.s clsat
transparent huta-cohtains 10 oil i, not dys,
has NJ ds,teTio0s PFepeHis.
V1ATks nislisd Rs.toTuty. fot,he IIsi, /. a.It.ht
Ialy tsHea'sd, and does not tara rancid In v sru
ealhef.
C'aTk's nisilled Restorative for tho Hair /, III.
lPe'iset dte,.ing spd ts'or.t Of color eamblssd
clshS ni'tilsd Restorative 10, The Hsi, h .cisn
,ne.llv prepared, ees. eRly 81 pff Beltls, aad Il
ure TO give Satisfaction.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
70, 'alsb, prsssl'' sss,,sly Ia III. .,,y en-,
&. cLARKco., AProprle,ors,
New Haven, Com
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John A. Mewman,s Estate.

Notice /, hereby given that the sadenigned ha.
been appoiutsd, AAd is quahhsd as sdminiHTasix oi
u.s ssisis. OF loha 4. Newman, late OF Seneca
gLIzAoEru L. NEWMAN.
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xe cutor's Notice.

n nWcE u nsREBy GIVEN TDAr T2E uN
N designed Nn 90 the sOth daN ef Jaae, a. n. lS65
do n appointed and qualified as Exeeator 81 . . t.
tate ~ fhsmss ausAss. lsis VI Seneca CO Ohio,
siAGABErH HuGEEi.
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TO rss NEsvocs, ,DsuitirArrpASp pEsroSpTsr
Il OF borH ssNEs,
A grsstsuastsI having been restored to health in
rev dsys amer mAay year, Of misery, IL willing 10
s,i.t hi. sunsslRs fellow creatures by ssndies
(hss), on the rsesip, Of pOstpsid addrsusd en-,
vslops, copy ofihe yoaSuLA Of cure employed.
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Boa iss Post ofnes, BrOoAlyn, New York;
JshuaU S. lsGS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-10

had been the previous year, and fearing the
catastrophe Of n Cotton famine, rushed into the
market 20 buy, causing an advance Of four.
pence ha~lf-penny. Finding that the advance
Of rates brought a steadily increasing supply OF
Cotton from New York, the fear Of famine
eyaporated, and the stocks ia America assumed
Immense proportions, entailing the opposite
notion that America could readily supply all
tina was Wanted-henee the astounding fall OF
prices that now puzzle, distract and harrass all
concerned. Under circumstances 30 inimeai,
OF course our market yesterday wasinvoived In
CONSERVATION. Scarcely an attempt was made
10 do regular business, but holders pushed on,
and buyers picked up little lots offered here and
there, and five bales, az prices altogether irreg-
ular. It is hardly wsrth recording sales made
under such circumstances, but we report the
following as " specimen bricks" s, repaeked,
at Sc; 9 bales, Low Kidding, at 88c, and at
Zoe; IS at 40c, II at SIC, at axe, and . at 42c,
Middling; D AZ 43c, strict Middllng; 81 at 4Ic,
and 3 at 45e, Good Mnddling. Quotations are
again impossible. Middling TO Strict, a09f3c.
General Market.
Tho general market appeared yesterday 10
.sympathise, 10 sons extent, with the Cotton
market, for it was generally quiet in all its de-
partments, and almost extinct in the wholesale,
C5rnmeaL-The demand fair and prices still as
before. Sales OF 43 barrels at s. q.
Gear Si1es.-The decline in Cincinnati has had
a marked effect upon Clear sides, which we
now quote at2~925Lc. Sales Of casks at 25c.
CgDes-Without a single noticeable feature.
Sales of y sacks at Sl54c.
Choeesc-Salesof Q boxes English Dairy at sc.
F7otv.-Not the least change during the last
week. Sales OF 100 barrels, Ocean steam, at
10 . barrels, Xxx, at sI so 10 barrels, XXX,
At slf Is.
Hay.-Dun. Sales of 100 bales at s2-prices
TealI.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,

November 10, 1865.
CoTrON-The Cotton market was yesterday
reduced % a lower pitch OF depression than
ever before, by the receipt Of news from New
York that Middling Cotton was selling freely
there at 90 cents. There was some consolation
in the mention Of free sales, as 81 was taken as
an indication tina the spectators looked upon
Sc the bottom as reached, - and were buying be
fore the rebound and succeeding rise, Even
this shred Of mournful consolation was sud
denly snatched away by the further inteli-
gence that buyers were filling orders limited 20
50cents, while the spectators stll stood of, ex-
peciIng 70 find deep beneath this lower deep
by witnessing a stfi fqther descent OF Cotton.
What causes are producing a descent that is be
coming MISUNDERSTANDING 70 assume the
Importance Of a calamity-is earnestly in
quired. II was believed that the sole influence
at work was a tight money market yet, al
though money is easier, Cotton still continues
to decline-a proof that other influences besides
financial are at work. The only reply We have
heard TO this question, is the statement that the
English, al the beginning Of October, finding
thet The stock Of Cotton was only half what il
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s. p WEBB,
a RHODES.
JAp n. GRAY.


HALL OF ~CuCKAsAw LoDGE, No. ~. LOOP
MEMPHIS, nov. Z. Is6
The Committee aopcInted ~ dran resolutions
Of respect and coincidence In refcrenta % the
death Of our late Brother, A. HoIrzISGEE. sub
nit the following:
WHEREAS, Il has pleased the Grand Master
Of the Universe, in his Advise dispensation, Go
remove from our midst, our esteemed Brother
ABRAHAM HoLTZTSGER; Therefore be IL
Resoloed, That In the demise Of Brother Holt
zINGER, ChiekasEw Lodge, No. s, 10 F. has
lost a worthy and honorable member; one
whose gentle disposition and generous heart
made him 8 loved companion not only at our
cuisines gatherings. but IN the social circle.
Resolved, That while we bow humbly 10 the
VIII Of the Great Glver Of good. we at the same
time cannot refrain from expressing sorrow for
the loss Of one whom we knew 20 be faithful
andjust in his dealings with men, an ornament
10 our Lodge, and q benefactor 70 mankind.
Resolred, That we lender our sincere vymna-
thy 20 dhe widow and friends a our late
brother, mingle Cur regrets with theirs and
console them by the reflection that as be was
widowed with a Lively faith, possessed a fervent
hope, aud exercised a noble charity. he now
reaps the reward Of these virtues in the realms
OF endless bliss
Resolved, fsata copy Of this Preamble and
Resolutions be sent to the af1icted widow. and
be published, ana that the usual badse ol
molrning be worn for thirty. days.
G. A BEEHN,
II. sEESaEI. Sr
JACOB ALEXANDER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tribute Of Respect

GERMAsruWfs Aef,f in, lHA
To the W. n. and Brethren o. germantown
Lodge No. 50.
The undersigned, in Obedience 70 Instructions
communicated 20 US, through your worthy Sec
rotary on to-day, would respectfully and fra
teruany report
That ln conformity 20 the FIRST lesson inculca-
ted by our ancient order, viz: q strict subUis-
sion 90. and respect for, the government and
laws Of our country. We have refrained from
entering Into such details, as have reached our
cars. iu reference 20 the sad events which has
~ffsvsad this Lodge I'm the hsbiliments Of
suorruiug-o8asigued our late W. N. 20 an un-
timely graveyard added another % the con-
sserated lst q uae Nid0W and the orphan.
Yes. GEga8E sIVNRoE HARRISON, ". Mas
ger Of this Lodge. IA fhe meridian Of life, sur
rounded by all the cndesting ties that cluster
arauud tEe sanctIded domestic heartk-soner
has fallen
Permit us-oniy 70 add that, so far as the knowi-
edge Of this committee extends, our departed
brother discharged nos oniy all the duties and
obligations pertaining TO oar order, bat In every
other relation Of life. leaving a bright example
tofhose who survive him Wen may we say
his sun, though doomed At noon 10 set,
It's light shall huger round as yet
Tbersf5re. RssaIred, That as a token Of deep
sympathy and p eternal regard 10 the meInery
Of our departed brot..er, the membe Of this
Lodge wih wear ihs usual badges Of Masonic
mourning, for toe period OF thin days.
Rssoiued' That our Secretary be and be is here
hy requested % furnish an ofHclsl copy o. these
proceedings % The afflicted family OF he
deceased; and that the periodical press ot
The city Of Memphis be respectfuiIy Collected
10 publish the same.
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NcW York HInrteI.

NEW YORK, Nov. cotton dull, heavy and
lower; 55aJ6C fOT Middiiug.
Flour dun and 5Hl0c lower; 81 2j8S 40 for
extra State; S9a9 ~ for common TO extra round
hoop Ohio, and 50 25al2 Is for trade brands-the
market closing dull.
Whisky quiet and firm, at 81 S75z92 80 for
Western.
Wheat heavy and 2d3c clover, at 81 7I@l rs for
Chicago Spring 81 7Sgl Is for Milwaukee
the latter an extreme 81 3442 81 for new Am
Der State, and g for old Winter Red. Rye
q~uiet-Cauadian 81 Is. Barley dull, at 81 10 for
choice Canada Eastern, and 81 - for choice
CGnada Western in store. Corn without
change, at 7Sc for damaged S669Oc for Sound
Mixed Western s0ka9lc FOR High Mixed, and
gc for Prime Yellow Western. Oats irregular
and unsettled, with a moderate demand at
sGG5ic Tor uusOund, and 5Q05Sc for sound.
Coffee quiet. Sugar dull Muscovado liHl5c,
and 2l6 boxes Havana at l4e. MOlaSses quiet
Porto Rico 81.
Petroleum hmeri 9GHgSc for crude 5s9OOc
for ehued IN bond,
Pork heavy and lower Sl s7k fpr
Mess, closing at s3l ST. cash, and SIS 50 az O
for prime Mess. Beef steady Sll9l4 for Plain
Mess, and Si48l7 for Extra Mess. Beef Hams
quiet
Cut meats quiet, at l5HGI7c for Shoulders
1ld23c for Hams, Bacon IN moderate demand,
Cumberland cot for first fifteen DAYS ii De-
cember, settles option at lSc. Lard arm al
2iLG2f4c. Butter IN demand, at 800 &c for
Ohio, and 4Od55c for state. Cheese firm, al
l#Ilgc.
Money easier at 7 per cent. Sterling steady at
IOT4RIO9. Gold more active and a sha6e irmeT
opening al 1925 and closing ut ~.
Government stocks firm. Stocks very strong
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TIE REBEL BOAT BURNERS.
An Interesting Document

The following document was introduced
a few days since, in the course Of the
trial at St. Louis, Of VIM. Murphy, the
alleged steamboat burner:
MOBILE, April 10, 1864.
SIR: l am n Of Joseph StinsOn's
secret agents, appointed by him under
the contract that he has made with the
Navy Department.
/ left Mobile, Ala, on the seventeenth
Of March last and arrived in Baton
Rouge, La, ON the twenty-fouFth inst,
where Remained until thetwenty-eighth
of March, when i took passage on the
steamboat j. H. Russell, bound from Red
river to New Orleans.
The Russell was pressed into the service
Of the United States Government and
employed as a transport in their opera
tons on Red river, and was carrying TO
New Orleans cotton, stock, etc, captured
up Red river.
When the Russell was rounding to, at
eight O'Clock thatnight, for the purpose Of
landing, | struck a match and fired two
bales of cotton on the larboard guard,
just at the moment the torchlight was
brought out, and the fire had obtained
such headway that they had only time
to make her fast and the passengers to
get ashore, with such of their baggage as
they could carry, before the fire obtained
such ~a'headway that they We're unable
to save any portion of her cargo.
The Russell was rebuilt at New Orleans,
and was formerly the Cherokee, that ran
in the New Orleans and Nashville trade.
Her capacity was about four thousand
bales of cotton, and cost for rebuilding,
exclusive of machinery, etc, eighty thou
sand dollars.
The clerk told me that she had on
board seven hundred bales Of cotton.
three thousand sacks Of cotton seed. fifty
mules, one hundred and fifty hogs, and
about thirty cattle.
From Plaquemine / proceeded to New
Orleans, and returned to Baton Rouge,
and left there on the third of April, re-
turning to this place.
My agreement with Joseph Stinson
was that ] should have ten per cent. on
! destroyed, which he is authorized
to collect for me.
Estimate Of valuation Of boat and
aarrr. !
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AGo0D LAVA the meeting OF the Board Of
Aldermen, held Tuesday evening last, passed a
resolution that the city ordinance providing
that all owners Of hackney coaches taking out
license la the city be requested TO give bonds in
the sum Of i've hundred dollars for the faithful
performance oftheir duties, as public carriers,
and shall from and after this date, apply TO ali
drivers Of slid hacks, and that all such drivers
be allowed q period Of ten days IN which 70
furnish said security.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-10

-C-fBEELAND PREsBTrERIAN CONVENTION
Through The prevalence Of an impression
among a number Of the Southern delegates
that to-day instead Of yesterday, as published,
was the day set apsrt for the organization Of
the Convention, the meeting was postponed
10 this morning az ten o'clock The Convention
vii meet AZ the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, on Court street, where the Rev. ". W.
Ewing viii preach this evening" at seven o'clock
The UubIfc ara invited.
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our stock at present land TO which We ar,
making daily additiOnsl, consists in part OF
80 Hhds. prime y. o. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prime p r. Sugars,
10 Hhds. n. O.Clarified Sugars,
> Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars.
20 Csks. Clear Sides.
25 Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 BIS. Breakfast Bacon.
10 DO Beef Tongues.
; Tierces Dried Beef.
30 Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
50 Kegs Molasses.
% Hlf. Bbls. Molasses.
- Bbls. Molasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. ! Mackerel.
100 do 2 Mackerel.
100 do 3 MackereI.
p do Mess Mackerel.
% do Fresh Salmond.
80 Hlf. bbls. l and , Mackerel.
20 Bbls. No. ! Mackerel.
% do . Mackerel.
20 do 3 Mackerel.
50 Dozen Buckets.
20 Nests Tubs.
. Dozen Sleeves.
% Boxes Government soap.
80 do Superfine Palm Soap.
. Hlf. bbls. DENLY & Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
D Gases fresh Blackberries.
p Gases fresh Raspberries.
81 Cases fresh Strawberries.
p Cases fresh Cherries.
10 Cases fresh green Cages.
- Cases fresh Peaches.
10 Cases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
80 Cases fresh assorted Pie Fruits.
10 Cases fresh Spanish Olives
10 Cases fresh Capers.
10 Cases fresh CLANS.
10 Cases fresh Salmon.
8 Gases fresh MackereI in cans.
5 Cases fresh cooked Turkeys.
. Cases fresh cooked Chickens.
5 Gases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Cases Borden's Condensed Cream.
10 Gases BOrden's Condensed Milk.
50 Cases Soda Crackers.
80 Sacks choice Rio Coffee.
50 Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
20 Chests choice Green and Black Teas.
Y Bags Singapore Pepper.
5 Bags Allspice.
80 Gases Wheeler & Merritt's Pickles,
gals, / gals. and qurts.
80 Gases best brand Cove Oysters.
% Cases spiced Oysters.
% Cases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce.
80 Cases Tomato CatsUp.
80 Cases assorted barrel Jellies.
. Fresh Pineapples in glass.
20 Cases fresh Pineapples in p cans.
100 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
. Cases p. and Merril's Portable Lem
Onade.
50 Bbls. Coles FFFG Flour.
20 Gases COleman's Mustard.
% Cases genuine Olive Oil.
50 Baskets Piper Heidsick Wine.
80 Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
so Boxes German Soap.
10 Half bbls. raw Herring.
10 Doz. London Club Sauce.
10 DOz. Currie Powder.
3 Cases Xxx Cream Tartar.
l Case Nutmegs.
10 Gross small Blueing.
IS boz. assorted Brooms.
% boz. Clothes Lines.
10 Coils Wheel and Well Rope.
25 Nests Market Baskets.
50 boz. WashbOards.
. Bbls. fine Old Bourbon and Rive.
2 Casks Otard and Hennessey Brandy.
8 Casks ClaTet Wine.
% Gross Railroad, Steamboat and Great
MogUl Cards.
10000 Cigars of the finest imported and
domestic brands.
50 Pieces Bagging.
50 Coils Rope.
an goods guaranteed AS represented, and de-
lFered IN the city FREE or CHARGE
TOOF, PHILLIPS & CIRODE,
nov5-3m Corner Court and Front Sts.
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n progress up to August was steadily up
ward. II is gratifying to see that the move
ment has since been in the opposite direction,
and greatly 10 be hoped that it may so con-
tluue.
Ike certificates OF Indebtedness on the 3lst
ult, outstanding, amounted TO s5,g05,O00,
being sB,99I,OOO less than on the 3Oth OF Sep
tember.
The New York Commercial Advertiser gives
the following exhibit Of the temporary loan on
the 3lst ulL and the 18th OF September;
"The following exhibits the condition Of the
tauDorary loan at the two periods:
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ACaIied Meeting Of the above society viii
be held on Saturday, the 1ith instant, at the
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and
Poplar streets, 2 o'clock A. A. All the members
OF the Home for the Homeless" are specially
invited TO be present BY order OF the Presi-
lent. d. ]. ALLEN, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-10

GIN FoRREsL-Among the evidence OF the
rapid restoration Of peace and union among
our people, and their return TO peaceful pur-
suits, we might refer TO the card Of Tate, GIL
& Able. announcing the connection OF Gen.
Forrest with that mercantile establishment
The General has numerous friends who viii be
glad 10 see him in such a fair way to retrieve
lis p~acnniarv fnrtune&
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-10

PEEsoNAL-weha have hadt the pleasure within
the past few days OF meeting with Col Levy
man, a veteran in the press-gang Of the West
The Colonel, though leaving the works Of the
harvest, is looking fresh and well preserved,
and We Trust IL may not DE long before his Wig
orous pen viii be again employed in the public
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REAR IN M1ND-That our old friend John
Northumberland doorto us-keeps a fine lot of
sernrs and chewing tobacco on hand, always.
lohn seems to have a fellow feeling for the
APPEAL. Whilst p-erambulating in the land OF
Dixie he wa ever near US.
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Brighten. c. $. A.,
COmmisSary-General Of Prisoners
HEADQUARTERS, Con-. GEN. OF PRIsqsEss,(
q !. 4 49,. - 5000 - I

HEADQUARTERS, Con-. GEN. OF -PRIsoSEas,O
c.. A, MACOS, "a, March 2, 1865.
CAPTAIN: In carrying out the orders
Of the Government for the removal and
delivery of Federal prisoners in our posi-
ton 10 places within tho Federal lines,
for the purpose uf exchange, il viii be
your duty, and you are instructed ac-
cordingly, to see that the prisoners are
treated with courtesy and kindness; that
they areprovided misrepresentation, and
on the route that they are supplied with
water. You viii make these Instructions
known to the officers commanding the
guards, and to the conductors OF all trains
transporting prisoners, and report
promptly tO'these headquarters any dere-
lection Of duty in this regard, and also
TO Commanding Generals of Depart-
ments, and Of State Reserves, for such
orders for the conviction of a disregard of
this order as they may deem necessary.
You will also see that a surgeon attends
each train transporting prisoners, and
that the number OF surgeons is increased
propOrtiOnately to the nurShGr of sick
being transported, 50 mat there shall be
no neglect or suffering by the sick for
want Of medical treatment.
Respectfully,
GIDEON ]. PILLOW, Bng.-Gen. c.. s =
wa. = HHNAaH VI AAANAANAHu
pAFT. JOHN c. RUTHERFORD, "A. Gen.
HEAD'oHs CosBussARY GEN'L P-R1soNERsl
SELMA, ALA, March c, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS, No. Having
entered upon tina duty of Commissary
General of Prisoners, by order of the
President, and being satisfied that it Is
a duty to humanity, no less than
the true policy Of the Government,
70 treat prisoners Of war with kind
ness and humanity, and believing that it
is the special wish of the President so 70
organize this branch Of the service as to
ameliOrate the condition of ouriown brave
soldiers now suffering by harsh retaiia-
tory measures in Northern prisons, by the
kind treatment of their prisoners in our
hands, and desiring at the earliest posi-
bic moment to coTsser with the Federal
Oommissary-Genera of Prisoners, with
the view TO the adoption Of a mutual sys-
TEN of kindness TO prisoners of war all
officers having in charge Federal priso-
ners Of war are instructed to treat them
with kindness, and e provide for them
the same rations furnished our W sol.
dieFs.
This | understand to have been the
order Of nv Government heretofore. and
/ it is intendedheret to announce thatefTorts
will be made, by inviting the cc-opera-
ton Of the Observation-Disclosures ia the kind
treatment Of prisoners ON both sides.
GID. j. PILLOW,
Conmissary General OF Prisoners, c. S. A
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NOTICE

The members Of Euphrates Lodge No. 20, l. o.
L. B., are hereby notintd 20 attend AT the Lodge
room al z O'Clock NJ, to-day, 10 pay the last
teibute Of respect 10 our deceased brother
DAVID GROSS.
By order Of the President
SAN. MAUss. Secretary,
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TURNED OVER TO THE CIVIL AUrHoRIrrEs-
Aaj. Reeves, Provost Marshal OF the city, has
turned over some twenty-five negroes, male
and female, on State charges, 20 be confined in
the city Jail until further orders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-10

CHANGE or MARKET HoURs-The regular
market hours viii hereafter be from three TO
eight o'clock in the evening, instead Ofmorning,
as formerly. Thepublic will govern themselves
accordingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-10

oUSTT CoURr-In This Court yesterday,
twenty letton Of administration and six Of
guardianship wire granted 10 e half dozen
persons together with the appointment Of road
nuaraaal