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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

LINCoLN'5 CALL FOR TRooPs. - Wdshi,,1to,a.
April l6.-Ihe following is the form of call on
the respective State governments for troops issued
through the War Department to-day:
hTmtnder the act of Congress for calling on;
the militia to execute the laws OF the Union Ito sun
press insurrection, repe! Invasion etc, approvdd
February 28, 1925, have the honor to rennest
your EXcellency to cause to be Immediately de.
tachod from tho militia of your State the Quota
designated below, to serve as infantry or ril1emen
for period Of three months, if not sooner dis
charged.
Your EHcelency will please communicate to
me the time at about which Jour quota viii be cy
pccted at its rendezvous as it viii be met as soon
as possible by an officer officers to muster it into
the service and pay of the United States. At the
same tine, the oath Of fidelity to the United States
will be administered to every officer and man the
mastering officers will be instructed to receive
none into the rank Of commissioned officers who is
in years apparently over 45 or under Is Years of
age, Or who is not in physical strength and yjgor,
The quota to each State is as follows:
Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, Delaware, Arkansas, Michigan, Wis
conSin, Iowa, minnesota, one regiment each: Mas
s4chusetts, North Carolina and Tennessee, two
regiments EACH New York. seventeen regiments:
Pennsylvania, sixteen regiments; Ohio, thirteen
regiments; New jersey. Maryland Kentucky. Mis-
souri,, four regiments each Illinois and Indiana
six regiments each Virginia, three regiments.
1t is ordered that each regiment shall consist of
an aggregate of $50 officers and men.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

Many public iten couslder themselves the pillars
af tht State. who are more properly the csteSpil~
'rs Of the Stale, reaching their high paaiuous ong
by crawling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

OBSTRU UCTT0NS PLACED IN THE STREETS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

| PAVEEEENTs TORN UP TO WELCOME
| AROLITIONIsTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
LIME! LIME!
SOUTHERN HOTEL

TUE best article Of LIME for sale in de city. may
L D. found at FRANK SMITH & cos
oC4-fW M HrrTi=u UfnE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
Rr.srLI ~ orRENpER.

Thc Washington Star las thg following, show
ing that Russell. Of the London Times, has been
getting into trouble in the Sucker State;
w. II, Russell, special correspondent OF The
London TiaCS, has returned to this clly from bis
sporting "Trip 10 Illinois. On Sunday week, at
Wilmington, VIII county, NT. Russell went out
for a days shooting diversion slightly in con-
hict with the laws Of Illinois, which prohibit
shooting on the Sabbath. Nj. Russell Was con
scqurntly brought 10 the presence oi an Illinois
Justice, fined thirty dollars for the oiIenSe, and
paid it. This IS esteemed not only a good Joke,
but the financial part IS a valuable contribution
to hcschool fund, which enjoys the benefit Of
halfOf all fines from this source. The authorities
Of Illinois are opcu to severe condemnation for
non-eIiurCemeu OF the statutes, this being the
inst instance in which = Gne for That olfeL>e ha,
ever been collected. The conservatives Of the
public peace Of Illinois have BONG been on the
watch for q doctor ollaws on wton 10 yindieatc
the majesty of this sunday statute, as well as
for SOM sportsman possessed of sufficient assets
30 pay the shot in correct funds. Illinois bonds
MOI received.
On approaching Racine, Wis. on his sporting
tour. while surrounded nv his sportuan's traps.
Mr.. Russell WAS Welcomed by m old farmer OF
the vicinity, With, " We are glad 10 sec you, Mr..
Russell. Hope you viii find lots OF gamc. You
can have al he game you want, hni you mus,
notmske game 81 the Amm;ecu eagle ont here
This address Clc..cd the enthusiastic applause %.
the b~yst7uleys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

JUST RECEIVED!
SIA REMARRE

NOR The apprehension or tile Italian JOHN CELIA,
A who murdered BRA %. on Madison -.ree-. uu the
luth Of S~eptemher las' Ssi1 Celia IS of I1k com
pc Non- small stature, wo CHS a5on- one haaJ,cf and
hi.j pounds, ahoat i've tert eisIt inches ia hight. ]
win give the above reward Tor Issai- dslsyrrs u faI
10 Memphis. THOS. RATIO.
AL Rncc.s. N1-23G Main street.
nrl3lWF@ es# "M Hinder fHF FcIl0vv.' TIaH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
I4TrsT FnOW TFyaa,

Iszs7 papers ms late az the ita have boon g.,
rs.ssi a Eew orlsans. saI 5on thsI ID, Pts
egarl glesrs me Interesting isrr
Ths Smith and N.5sz af4., the particulars
Of which appeared 10 cur previous summary Of
Texas news, .la= al-1-d 10 Ia tle Cir8lya,
Of the 81:
smith and AiEe- faa ra- arrested a..
{ Saturday. IN attempting 60 steel % Boat ana 90
we believed 81 .ha time, d~osertinr 90 -ha black
g-.rE yess2l Ea3e hecn examined brloge Juslico
Il-ehesrt, and hcll 10 answer the charCo OF
Z grand arcCny. 800 conclusive aElaelr. oi t-"a=-
( enable designs A..ae prov5s against iagu.
Ne .elgn from yho ACrS .h-s thairhail was
fvs3 p S20o6 each
4 CoIHpHLoepED SsIE dE OF RORHEEA
4 ASu HJEDUE.-Au outrageous and coll-al0o3-
! ri murder has jas. been j~gyei@1ed and pun-
isurd in llsriin corrtEf o. Niacb tho Cis3a;a
{ publishes these Particular
Three mon, named Willis. Nagins and Chash-
er, forH}ed q plan 10 roh ami murder a cisiz.n
named Uark, residing on Batson's prairie, and
/ procoyltdto the house for The purpose. Clcshcr
4 commenced the attack iy raising a. gun TO shoot
Dark. Inc lata Isuociood dta gun aside. unl
( the discharge wounded his wife, though not SEE
riouslv. He then seized a gaTeaud shot Chcsh.
! or dead. faithful negro man Of Dark's then
{ came 10 the assistance OF his master, but was
I shot nut h4Al- WouvEp1 Hv ono al fr- ~.-.r'--
inr robbar. 'uarL hav.na an5.b.- loaJ.I rlI.
~ baD6 sl,,eas5af Ia -7-rior tbsn m Fi~T,
Tbn alan, h.a;no Given j roa,n,rv from, I ;br--
~ turned ON, f,1Ighf Maoins in Uar7in ami
! It-u,s =, Tasnar eorn+v ana huno ,hau rat.
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NC 'YuII ~ = q
~ 'uo |"3. . - : IN. 1a-a yn' Haut'
/ 5c- and roh, Wills was q younr nIn Who had
! Ivc5 I'm IaGsrs.nsn IIarJip coITatios som. r,rr
49, md ,yss Nh thounEf nj L.E1-a In ocr-,-
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Inc fJ-aro,, NJ paris orastfors In. ,ronF-
| civ ofvlailenee committees etc. in various nafts
| ofthe state. II we have laws, Les rs permit
them to punish criminals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
On ,Change--Rusinc.. Nen..

We have once more TO register a 4ir al.eut-
aucs on Change yesterday, hut very little bust
ness. There was again no Ohio railroad train.
Runors exist q restrictions being put on -four
anu wheat coming here from higherup the river.
IGsuch restrictions have been made, itis doubt
I'D whether the subject Of the " sinews Of war
had been well considered. No trade, no money,
no money, no army-ior an army cannot exist
without the meauS."
The arrangements we have beioretime spoken
Of have been completed, and the Chamberisno
daily ia receipt of dispatches from New Orleans.
! The monlcnt the Secretary mounts the platform
and announces the receipt Of the daily dispatches
from New Orleans, the hum of business ceases,
and with profound ~intentness the details Of the
market at HAT place are listened TO-. That done.
the conversation becomes more animated; those
who had waited for the receipt Of The telegram
make up their minds when they hear what is do
inr in New Orleans, and after this
moment bargains are concluded rapidly
Possessed Of news by telegraph, the merchant
goes about business confidently. Ileisnot uad-
mc in the dark; he undcrstsuds his position and
makes sales or purchases ~mulhgen,ly- Zach
I dsr-tbanEs TO the public spirit and enterprise
OIL eec-s.ery of lha institution. Mr.. To5f-the
yrw Orleans intclrce1-a comes TO hand, i Is
r-e On Casn-e. afn Plaeri On Tie bulletin
board E,- 4-.eranc-. This J. 81 -so-l,lt plan,
AND viii de- much to incTc--a The attendance Oh
-Ca 81 Lh5se who reap the sayanlaG7@ tlsr
,Caa offers, hare aitogethsr z superiority
without which other merchants mHst necessarily
crawl GA aman- tAo " SLOW coach egowf.
Tho determination TO send no cotton 20 mar
E-- I-1adIng, and rre12-s are becoming
smaller; toa5-7heF VIII soon c'-s5 alo9e-hof.
EEir- iha week 1915 bales Caluo 20 tho city, and
nearly all By .ger. The Mississippi railroad
traugb. no.ai0ri ;HaC ha-lgsto7 very ia= bales.
One Hcai. brought % bales at OF. .r.gll tmu
Aalar-ss river.
We announced a week or two ago that the
Memphis cotton mil. below Chelsea, was being
mutt order. and rs machinery arranged .or ac-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
Movements Of ni,>is-ippi Troops.

soon tLo ntsis iplan, October I'll
We leam from . private source thar Gen.
Alcorn, no l'g iHka in comUaGl o. two Ms
sissipFi regiments, Bow oncampa2 near Hon
dEssile, Kentucky. aHd Is IA commend Of 81
The forces south OF L'rcra y4Yog and north If
Cumberland.
. IIo hsl very ar1uogs and fa6gu.nc mach.
exposed 20 much hardship, without baggage and
frequently with scanty supplies of food. Ills
command, howrysr, keep veil, and bear heir
priva.iuus as Wei a7 could 5e expected. MhilH
on D. march, lis picket ClId was dred into
rom ga auhusctde, ana ouO man KILLED and
smother badly wounded. lie killed two oT tho
enemy and tool Jy0 prisoners. l. Is reported
that he las been 1rlCrel 10 take and hobi %.
locks on Green riycr-and rs ihe ~cGomywas b.
possession of them with q force about equal 10
Cen. Alcurn's, we may s90a o4pec. al rag3,gc-
mUnr ia that quarter. Those who know ten.
tleoru cannot d0nbt the result.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

CLOTHING O THE ARNN.-It T., absolutely
necessary that something be- done Immediately
by thr authorities to cause the speedy Forward
inm of clOihc~, stores, etc, contributed by the
patriotic people 10 the army. or else there viii be
suffering in the ranks this winter. We learn ~
the passport Office that from three 10 four bon
dred ear loads oil clothing, etc, have acculnulat-
ed at Chattanooga and Knoxville, and that there
is a deficiency Of locomotives between kEoxyile
and Bristol. Could not some he transferred from
he Mississippi Central railroad, where We under
stand there IS a su~pcrabuudaHcc
On he 3Ist Of August Congress passed the
rouoNin ing acI: 'iIiIat the Secretary OF War BE-
authorized and required 10 make an necessary
arrangements Tor the reception and forwarding
Of clothes, shoes, blankets, and other articles OF
necessity that NAV be seut e. the army by 81.
vatc contribution "-RithmoRd Dispatch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

Stllmau * Co, 81 Main street, Memphis,
are now Offering then large and extensive stock
OF millinery and fancy goods, at old-time pricrs,
consisting in part Of elegant yclyel ard cloth
cloaks, bonnets, dress goods, lace goods, etc.
Having q large line Of those goods on hand
and wishing to reduce stock, no doubt they will
offer UNUSUAL inducements to Purchasers Give
1hrm a call
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

There has never beer q ca-haric medicine offered 10
,he pubic lhat Las gwen such entire Satisfaction as
Mclean Universal itHs.
Being nUraiy vegetable, they are perfectly Innocent.
and can De- tthtu by fhe most ieuacr infant. set prompt
and powerful Ga rrhuviuc an bilious S~ecIrts0n. Hcid o-
impure fcIid matter from the stoWgeh. lu fact. they
are the only I.lls thai should be used Ia ralarous dis
tFicts.
They produce no gripping sickness or Pain IN the stom-
ach or bowts, though very active and searching ia thcf-
operation, promoting hcahiiy s~ecrctions ~ he fiyrr aai
kuincys. Nha will suaer ir1u Blioa-uess, HeasLarl-
and Foul stomach, NhrH 10 cheap remedy can be OBJ
tanned Keep them constantly on hand; o single dose.
taken IN season, nav prevent hours iavs amt months OF
sickness. Ask for Br. }. Il hIcLesns Universal Tdls.
Take no other. Being c0sIed they arc tssteiess. Price
caly - cents per box, aud ecu be seat b. mal % cav
uart OF She United sia.e<-
=. II. NOLAN. sole Proprietor.
Cpruer Thf-l and Ffuf sffsaf1 ~ T,.i. AZ,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
Died,


a. he residences Of Cot c. T.. Mclean, uoar Ills city,
On tie Lib nsisst, 3I. Ey-y 7. wuz1ys5s. II Dc
sls year Of Ls egs, . member ol Cape. Abernosay's
company Of lie I1l regiment Arkansas velGp,eess
10 was o native If BsHdsroe csuiy. Tonn0gses.
WHITTIER Biz rsuo1us vseo reGoYot gaftg-a1y 70, Inter
mont.
L era1i JsUesou. 7 ms soe, o. obcr ott. IssL q
rh71maIsu of tbo hcas J. WINS G,ruuT.In L.
forr-sseond yesr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

CAUGHT AeNN-We have several times had
to chronicle the escapes from the chaiu-eapc Of
John Mountain, who kept the st. Louis House.
on Poplar street, aud permitted ii to be the
haunt Of thieves. On the last occasion hat led
as TO speak Of him, be had been retaken after
one Of lis numerous escapes, andthe officers,
10 make sure Of him this time, bad 4 chain fxcd
70 his leg. Notwithstanding this p-ccautiou,
Mountain coutiyed on Thursday, when the
chain-gang were about TO be looked mp for the
night, 10 escape. probably BY reaching the roof
OF q she'd dining room attached 70 that Insult
ahle Structure gTe use rs q Jail. Yesterday
morning he fell into the hands Of the officers Of
the law once more, policeman Winters, who had
him in custody on the charge Of stealing a coat.
As he was passing the store Of Moses Levi, On
'FRONT.' Row, between Washington and Adams
streets, be hclpei himself 10 q good winter coat,
vh,cb he took fom The reg on which # hung az
The door. Recorder Moore held biu u bail for
a3al, hiaseG IL 5000, and BIS securities IN the
slune amount. Tbs question now L, vii $1,000
baakssp John sny better tasD an nou chain. 50
that b WIU r. on hand whon called upon 70
si1s15 court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS - ia rla
column ofuov Advertisements VIII BE- found ,lat
Of J. a NJ. Flaherty. i IS one which al
housckoopers should read MesSrs. FahcHy
have spacious premises ON Union street, and
they ore filed TO overioVing with tables, chairs,
hedsieads, sofas, pianos, gorgeous carpets, and
other magnificent and beautiful articles. Their
stock should be looked over nv persons intend
i8E 20 purchase.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

GoE Il LiDTEs-Nrs Robinson, wh5S
SIN aud taste Ia her braneh Of taa business Is in
hh esteem amang haiad.es has jgss returned
hog Vow 0doan5 uiih tie lasss. mods q Fr7nc1
honnc;s, and 7-R sud straw hats HermIinery
depcf,u11j IS IN tie haud 81 an a5comPl bed,
z-e.a=yH. lady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

MATURITY AID PRENATUBFrY-Tbe cemc-
terry appears an out-ofthc-wsy place 10 find a
laugh in, yet many an epitaph meant To move to
tears hss provoked smile. The registers Of
deaths deposited weekly with Or. Pcs ton, the
health officer, ae not usually what would be-
called Ercly Ieading-they are necessarily Of a
grare nature; yetcvcu O Of them vil awaken
the ordinations ofmiub One Of TIE dTollest Of
these he received las. week, Of which The follow
inc Is a copy, cxcoptthat we have used other thm
The original nsIDc-: ibis certifcs that Pat.
Ryan, bern IN Memphis, aged . DAYS. died Oct.
4, 1851, at North Main street, Memphis. IN
direct cause Of death, premature birth. Color.
white. Occupation, brick mason. Torn Of resi-
dcuec in the city, 3 years. Married. This baby
beats ANY Of the Young wise heads spoken Of In
HarPe[s Mag0-6ae. The doctor has the original
document by him to show his friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
FEDER4L PRErARATfoNs ron OPrnlrIoys

on OUR COkST-The most formidable additions
are being made, rapidly buy very quietly, to ihe
naval forces Of the Lincoln government. These
additions are evidently with q view 10 coast opc-
Iutions. The Acct OF eunboats, tor u hich ap-
pr0pTiaiions were made by the Lincoln Con-
GEES, VIA, in q few weeks. br ready for active
service. These vessels. OF which twcuty-thrce
are reported to be building, are abont 800 tons
burden, light draft, strongly built, aud calculated
TO carry one $50 pound rided gun and four -
Founders. Northern accounts Of the naval
preparations Of the government state ihat there
Nif also soon be CA the stocks q number Of fast.
gide-Whcel steamers suitable for running IN
shallow water and mp narrow rilcrs. They are
10 be built alike az bow and stern, 80 as 10 avoid
the delay ar danger OF turning around under
the fire Of "a baltery.-Ei-hmoRd Elamincr. aA-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

TIE EATCHEZ-The most magnificent boat
that has run here since the Eclipse, IS the
Natchez. She is lying at the landing, and those
who desire To see What Palacolke magnifcencc
an BE- displayed on a steamboat, should call and
see ler.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

P%ATRIOTTc LtHrEALuV-Mrs T. N. Hill has
presented the Ladies Military sid Society
v.h the suu Of exc hundred dollars. Audi
cssas expenditure Of ac mount vIl furnish
nauy cou5r,B 10 our elll1n- volunteers, aFd
oacso lhem n remember the donor Titr1itu1e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
River News aud sfoaH,boa: Hu.ines..

The river j. falling it fel one aul a hal. feet
during l,e q hours ending last lyeniHg - The
Little Rock Dsmorratof Thursday says: The
riytris still low, and IL is with difficulty that
mall bclis run between here and Napo'oen---
There was a yolerable degree Of activity at The
landing yesterday the weather was cold and
plsasant-...TLo plandid boat Natehoz arrived
from New Orleans. tho cIaaTrr Caps. Loa.Gsrs
.and ne cver attentive and obTi-ing Noodles on
duty as usual. The maguifceRc5 and bclu;yo Of
o-nausnt OF tbs boat ovcites the ldulirat.on Of
an wboro aboard her She had q good Trip. in
cluainc a considerable amount Of sugar, mo-
lssas. saep, cauG.ee, oranges, :naclc-el, etc.
She will return on "Wednesday, and in ;h"
meantime nh who Hae to see a boat q the very
highest sryle should call on board and ,ook a.
her,. The Mary Kecne lef5 port witho good
trip, including 80 cattle, 1890 barrels aad Goo
sacks of -four The Victoria ioi Gor Neks-
burg with a noacra.e nip The Nolr,ba weni
OUT Cor ArLsn-as river tbc sam Hale for White
river the Ncw Moon was taking freight on
board and ezpeeysd 20 getoI ior White nvoT.
The Grand Duiso and dc Con. Quiunln In New
Orleans FOR Memphis on Thursday, with pretty
GOOD trips. Another boat has Joined the Neu.-
rbis feet. Tn, Thiry-fdh Parallel was 20 leave
New Orleans ior this city Oh Friday: Yesterday
the L.zzy Simmons was 10 St1rt.--.Ihe ferd.
Kennat has been detained She lcavc. positively
to-moroR Gr New O-leans. she has admirable
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
~TRTTsTEE,S SALE.

WE srs authorized to suGonncr ISAAC j. MEti-
w GER as q candidate for County Tax Collector at
.le ensuing March election. oelcte'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

CoRRECTED-In our account, yesterday, OF
baggage lost when the military crossed Tennes-
see river, we enormously stated tiat it belonged
20 CO Lyons. 1t was She property Of Gen
Uardee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

SUMTER RWLEAIEN, ATTENTION -Yo viii
meet 1T your drill room tomorrow evening, the
Ifth inst, at u O'clock Every member IS re-
quira5 aud expected 10 he present with gun in
hand. IN. CREGoRY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

- Elder r. Tanning, of Franklin. in this
State, viii preach in the Linden street Christian
church, tbi morning at halfpasi ten O'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

TEWLETs.-A Indy on Bcal stree. one day
las; week presented her husband with three in
taut-, all boys; not one of them lived.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
CTR NEGliiXlciL DEPARTMENT..
Our Daguerrean Gallery.

WE have built and arranged o suit Of Rooms for This
" express purpose. Our Esnt combines all the
nOderI Improvements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

Al ST. Peter cathedral, by the Rev. Father Dsly
Ar. MICHaEL BOWLING topIss JENNIE Z. F,v-prnr,
an o. this city.
Eashvilis and Mobile rapers please COPY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

At WoRk-Ne are grIiicd Ulearn that
tbe ladies' Of the Soldiers Aid Society 10. oar city
a-5 actively cnSagod in ProvidinE many winter
-I.ments for the volunteers. They have nov on
hand q large quantity OF flannel and other ma
icials, which they intend 10 manufacture into
slirssnd brewers, and wc understand they need
assistance 30 accomplish the work as As carly a
we believe our ladies VIII gladly participate As
soon as the announcement that help &. needed
Is made pubIc. The same association also ask
contribution Of oiothing-Hew or hail-'eo-n-or
material 20 make mp, socks, blankets, shoes,
provisions, etc Donations should be sent to the
Adams Block. or to the rooms OF any Of The
Ward Sewing Societies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICE!
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
.ne5ssphjs anu Charleston
RssiGF0gG.

TUE IfoTSE SDcw an rr-5 ats tHrfAeI -
l Pa-engsssls river al rFoGl a.ind la
stis tic lnas- coByeniant li-.sl t9fAH u uaFAS HnI
md CFsrirsfon ber0t. ID rf. CIV -
5uiiS d. AIiMDUE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

A LIGHT MlTTER-Ihc days GET shorter
is becoming scarcer, and candles
dearcr. Coal oil is said TO be where coffee IS
out Of sight The substitute Cor coffee is rye, The
for cgal oil Is d black cat, which when
rubbed strongly on q frosty night VII slime.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
For Riiaren!

Do Won waut so1r deicar. -ieAy- pruv chliUu 70
Je healthy. slraHs and robust E5lea Give them NJ
LEANS si--Gr hal5rr Cordial Sec tEf directions ou c-ch
bottieJ it IS dtlriap- Cd, ta4e.
Oue tablcsToonla taken every mounn& Fasting d q
preventive against Chils aBa ever, Fellow Fever.
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which hey can bay cheap, br segnSitlt int ~ Eocd-
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Fer Congress.
For Congress.
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w KlNS ~ n Candidate Tor Congress in th- Nnh
Congressional District. Election first ThursdAy ia Ne.
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Arkansas PGoDUCrIuNs.-Duipg tie last
week lac Mound Ciiy ferry boat brought over to
this city 600 cattle, 80 sheep aud 3 hogs.