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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17
STEAMBOAT COLUMN.


For Hickman, New Madrid aud ColumbUs
VNHE splendid passenger pscks.
4 DESOIO, Beard master. viii leave ..A
Tor above and ali intermediate landings 49,
deI.lt LARRY HARMsTAD. Agent
For Columbus.
THE steamer DESOTO. Beard. mssta-
llth Instant at > p. ~ ~
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
del1-lt JAS T. BOURNE & co. AGENTS
Memphis and Yeksbug C. S. Mail Line
TUE splendid pssser ger steamer d
i MEARs. Berry, master. win leave a. -f7
above WEDNESDAY 18Th inst at p. -
For freight or passage aPply TO J. C.. McMAET -
gERR1 H BANKS
Memphis and Columbus c. $. Mail Line
passenger packet KENTUCKY,
TINS BAY I'm L'G fnss- a, l5I p as above
81 ITs'sa' OF passage apply on beard. or 10
JC @cNANUs
For New Oreans.
vi elegant passenger packet PRINCE
OE Wales J,s Lee, master. viii $3.50
ioe'e = aooYe THIS BAY, 18th instant st 4 ?
ELLIOTT < VLNSON Agsrts.
For New Orleans.
'HE splendid passeugsr packet MAqFv.
"a wilson master, leaves as aboys -M-Ta
on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant. al & p a. -
LAbEY HARNsTAD. Agent
c. s. Mail Line
For Dos Arc, Augusta and Jeeksonport
IllHt passenger packet KANAWUA
a NAL1E1l Gliehrist master, leaves Z7S
a. above TUESDAY, l7th Instant. AT p -
LARRY H~ARMSTAD AGENT
For Hofena and ST.. Fraue. River
I'VE splendid passenger packet SAINT
AFAANStS 40 9 Capt Bowman. leaves lErra
a. above TUESDAY, 1Thirst. at S p n $780,
For freight or passage apply to
HeI5-2t LARRY H~ARNSTAD Ara,t
for New Orleans-Regular Tuesday Packet
VIZ Zoe passenger packet PRINCE OF
4 WALES. James Lee. master. leaves a. 49,
above on IUESDAI 9TH inst. az S p ~ Z2z
sor freight or passage apply 20
1--2 , McNANUs. AGENT.
For New OrissnE
fEtHE elegant steamer PRINCE or
A Lee, master. lsaves a. hove 4RGs.A
on TUESDAY, I7th instant. At5PM -
dst@Zt JAMES 7. BOURNE & CO. A~so,.
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ELIUD-kGnor has it thai
H.. 81, .+--r.--- ~

TiNLiLD-tEfnol has 1t that
oients in M4tamoras have been
RANKING Olnquiry We can only ascertain
Corner MAJ,
IL connection "a Scotcbmau by birth, but
j signed VII alizstion DR.. Cameron
Adjustment aalth, and Of long resi-
Against me was killed in defend
They vii. sssoe, hs for}ce Of a large party
Their charges will be
tiugent, IS their patrons ueh subject.
Refer 0y permi SION 70 ~ ~ %ia3.1,o.
| rafsry state Of Virgins; CO.
- DO; Col. ). NJ. Bennf
1 Is.ses Caskie, President BalsuCh subject.
I Teglor. Cashier do. do Llee-, he Mons. of
9 %iT1i1 1ae Memphis Life and ct and ampu-
pauy. Memphis, Tenn
P11@ Claims cent 20 us for b
~, y aI cases. be accompanied GOMEZ OF
s srscts and vouchers, and special % desolate
- and ign the name Of the ir homes
I,r,e1ts necessary in the prem
GaT1m Il -
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REcoyERED.-ILe body Of George White,
'ho was drowned two weeks ago IA Wolf river,
while endeayoring to escape being seized for the
militia, was discovered yesterday and an inquest
was held over the remains.
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aaT 80 rs mn REtL ESTATE!

1,pr owner Of stock Of DRY G tgln ~ Real
country. is desisous to 1en@'g iyrr"Tea q anim.
ESTATE in ms city %, vi 4 good trade nd be
lrven. For fauIser t~lformation "TkICK * CO.
j. Pa . IL Front Row,
n Up stairs
r.FssawIw "
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CARPENTERS WANTED.-The undere
authorized by Division Q~uartermaster
Columbus, to employ twenty-five Pou''''' ~
whom good wages and constan 'D'
w" PP. MILLER,
naG,E. Pill
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TUE elegant steamer PRINCE OF
Walls, Lee, master lsaves a. above LET.9
on TUESDAY. l7th Instant. At 5PM
dsi@Z JAMES T. BOURNE s CO. Agsn,s
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ARMY So
CMNAE LIGHI!

rn5e--Iq1ed are prepared TO Furnish sly guar
THE nSTsRTOE CANDLES a. ther 1LAnuiae
i tty u sc-th side Of Monroe street between
Tory, on SCI and The Bayou, ~ reasonable ~
IoarlA SIT y marksi price paid for IALsU": On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivals at the Gayoso
House yesterday were Gov. Jackson, o 1Iissouri,
Col. Goodlott, of his staff, and Col Pursey, Of
Mississippi.
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OyERToS HospITAL-N j. Strawu, sergeant
IN the 18th Tennessee regiment, company A,
died at this institution yesterday morning lie
was from Dyersburg, Tennessee. His wound
was in tue knee. Three or four patients viii
leave ON frlough to day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

TIE New SYNAGoGUE.-The I5raeItes, mem
bers of the new synagogue now forming in this
city, met on Sunday and elected Rabbi Z. Mar
gentleman deeply versed in Talmudical and
other ancient Hebrew learning. The synagogue,
which win shortly be opened, will be called the
Congregation of the Beth FL E~meth-House Of
the True God.
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Is JAZZ AGAIN.-Two months ago a young
man named Henry Gardener, stole a coat from
the store Of Ar. Alexander, on Main street. On
account Of his youth, the charge was not prose
cuted. Yesterday he was committed for trial, by
Recorder Moore ,on the charge OF stealing a horse
and buggy standing opposite the residence Of
Miles Owen, Esq, on Madison street, left there
by Rev. Mr Owen. lie was arrested by officers
Thurman and Harver, as he was driving the
buggy on DcSoto street. He had q woman of
improper character as his companion at the
time.
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for New Oreans-ReguIar Tuesday Packet
a noe passenger packet PRINCE OF
4 HALkS, james Lee, master. leaves a. - u
on TUESDAY, 9TH inst. az 5 P. Il. za
For freight or passage apply 90
drioH ,. Mem 49,
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--T-7--11-Tls Of the Soldiers Aid
- Al d to attend a meeting Of
H''O' .loo;a+;on nj Merchants Exchange this
81 x. All persons willing to
evening sing the sick soldiers are inyi-
D'a' W. I. PLUMMER, Pres't.
WORsHAsI HOUSE FURNITURE
SALE or
W Initure on the 26th instead of the 3lst
T3ember, and continue from day to day
1t is all disposed of.
SeI5-td RAMBAUT II Cox.
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TENyEssEE LECEsLATVRF.

In the Senate, ON the 18Th inst the following
proceedings trausPTed:
The Senate met at nine o'clock. Mr.. Speaker
Cheatham presiding, and after prayer by the Rev.
DIR. Howell, the journal was read
An Intellectual motion was made by Dir. ILL
dreth to take up the bin for relistric.iug the
state, when on motion Of Mr.. Jones. Senate bill
No. l0l, 20 provide for the payment OF the Con
.eleTA.e war tax was taken up. The morning
session was occupied IN the discussion Of tae ball.
At l25 o'clock, ON motion of Nh AeNee.y, the
Senate took "a recess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-17

ROBBERY AT THE AVALANCHE OFFICE
George II. EIwell, lately connected with the
Nicksburg Sun, was arrested last week,
charged with stealing $I30 from the safe of the
hraiaHche Office on Thursday last. He was sit
ting near the open safe when one of the proPrie-
tors present was called away for a few moments.
The loss Of the money was soon afterwards dis
covered. By some means after the man was in
the station house he was allowed to go free, and
he left the city on the steamboat Victoria.
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For Des Arc, Augusta and Jaeksonport
tItdt passenger packet KANAWHA
NAL1EY Gliehrist master, lerves @S
a. above TUESDAY, 18th instant. az Z -
url13&t LARRY HAuargwan
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inE Splendid passenger packet SAINT
10. 8. Capt Bowman. leaves lAE~s
~ aoose SESOAH hast, at S p. %. 60
EoT Freight or passage spply to
AtL5-t LARRY HARNGTAD Arart
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vile splendid passenger packet MAgFN.
Il IA, Wilson, master, leaves as ahovs lET
on WEDNESDAY 18th instant. NJ ?. -
.oL.lL LAkEN z -
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For Hickman New Madrid and Columbus
M splendid passenger packe. -
DESOIO, Beard, mister. viii leave TfE
lof above Hnd ali intermediate landings A41Z'
on Tbs DAY, 18th instant, 81 II n 1
lel.-IL LARRY HARMSrAn -.
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For loUNG FoIEs.-ProG Burton gives
an exhibition of his splenli lid panorama for the
young people Of the various schools this after
noon. The views Of the BospLorus are c~aIcula-
ted to give them q lively idea Of oriental dress,
architecture and scenery, while Bull Run viii
awakena glow Of patriotism in their young hearts.
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CAsn CnNTRIRITInNs
Donation to tac southern lIo,hcr-,

w. o. LoFLASD. Sec. and Treas.
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For New orIssn.

~ elegant passenger packet PRINCE
OF WALES, jas. Lee, master. will EeHS@a
4et'e rs ABOVE L DAY. 18th instant 81 >
ue---LL ELLIlIT 4 49,
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VHE steamer DESOTO. Beard. maste-
will leave as above on TUESDAY r1R
llth Instant, at ; p. y. s
For freight or passage apply on board. or Al
deIT-ff las n RfTp ~ Eg--
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10

- We think there leed to be some ancient laws euac I'd
restr int of the classes of people designated above
We rather think that necessity may arise for revival
some municipal regulations upon that subject The
price OF provisions high enough, in all conscience at
first b, AIS, AID every dollars worth find ready
sale in market actual customers, without the inter-
venion Of hiri parties IF a, with family, has been
in the babit Of going market at six O'Clock IN the
morning hut WHEN he goes there now finds that every
thing has been bought up and only to be got at en-
HANGED cost, secondhand. will, of course. feel that
the interposon of the third party is at the best I'M
pertinent and ssary. II, besides, be 6nds that
the orestaer has gone beyond the limits OF town, to
intercept articles their way to market that he may
thus levy trbut; tbtm be will feel the thing to be
still more uDuec, ssary and unjust. MIR. Huckshr is
an unnecessary ,fcerone that be disposed with,
one that ought not to be encouraged and will not be
permitted. We know wherein this thing has
worked serious injury ard has risen to the dimensions
| OF grievance.
Our legal friends not doing much about now, we
think. Will not some of them employ his leisure in
hunting us up from the stores of his memory, or the
Of his library good stout aud practical law
to be enacted fer the purpose Of stopping the ohec-
tionable practices to which we have referred.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10
From the Fayetteville Observe


The course of worthy President, Jefferson Davis OF
Mississippi Vice President A q. Stephens of Georgia,
and of the Hon. Thomas D. Mcdowell of Baden, meets
the ente appreciation of the voters of this County and
whilst hold ourselves in readiness to cst surdges
fos then would be pleased to vote for townsman,
William a. Hagh EEq, for Eecor of this the 4h Congress
si0nal District. CUMBERLAND.
We copy the above 10 accordance with request mere
y remarkpg that the gentleman named is very good
and worthy man.
We would also, in this connection, take occasion to
state that communication to this paper already re-
ferred to- and also sien,d Cumberland, after abiding
to the acceptabilitv Of Mr. McDowe. for Congress
also added that VIM. Mel McKoy, Esq, of Fayete-
VILE will be acccp tab!e eecor
The two "Cumberlauds"-oD writing to the Journal
aud the other the Observer, different persons
We have reason to know, and both recommend very
worthy gentlemen, whose names thus give to the
public without note com ut"
P. S. Since the above in type we have been
requested to announce tie name Of jesse q. Sheppard
Esq late Judge OF the Superior Court This an
nOuncement we believe is made without Mr.. Shep-
pards knowledge. Mr.. Shepherd is too we'll known to
the people Of the district to require any intr0duction
AS We kuo& of no one Gown this way who aspres
personally, or whose claims SCI IN to ba urged by his
friends that the people in tie upper end of the
district Will arrange the matter quietly and SATISFACTORY
! " among themselves
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10


Cap tlre o FEDERAL Transport ST amer Fanny.
The following letter from reliable gentleman on
board the steamer Ra.gh received by Us on sun
day morning. The letter was post-marked Eilzabet1
City n. c., Oct. 4th. 1861:
C. S STEAMER RALEIGH, Oct I'd, 1861.
To the Editors Of the Journol:
Dear friends,--I am happy to write you this morn-
ming that We have taken prize. We took it last night
Just before sunset. 1t proved to be the o. 5 steamer
Funny, just from Hatteros. There were two OF our
vessels engaged viz the steamers Curew and Raleigh
The steamer seemed to be store ship for tie U. D
squadron. They had any amount of clothing on board
such as great coats, Shoes blankets, &c think my
self the boat and cargo is worth near 100000
We took As prisoners. No person killed or wounded
on either side n \ / would like to write you
more at length, but have not time.
Truly your friend S. 5. g.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10
e ON Camp Wyatt.

Our Camp Wyatt correspondent, under daeo l'8D'
morning, the 9Th, says: have nothing Now to HPo'
The said barque hove in sight on Sunday n'T''
about 10 O'Clock off New Inlet, about six miles GsAl
aud during Sunday night, Il think), got under WY
and stood seward. Monday forenoon she retunaI
passed within or 3 miles of the beach, thence %
same old ancboring gourd. During Monday EVEN
the Commander of Anderson Battery had OCCASION
try one of his guns, when the said barque oo'.'
her sails ready to fight, or presume, but no gus
gun was heard, and she remained at anchor. Inc ~
barque is well above water, and would make :.
target to fire at 1t is understood that she ba' ."
putting out buoys about the inlet. 1t is also unaa'
that vessels have placed buoys off our western 0"'
of which, if true, certainly indicates something
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10


We dislike to be the medium of anytime -,
plant against the gallant men who at t6. me Cen
have entered the service of their county g, ulcure
OF the State and the Confederacy. We kno. oeene
allowance ought to be made undts the o;.o mat al
and of course will be made but still We mn.t ices
to question whether the encampipg Of tmo SNO'a
soldiers within the corporate limits OF tow. w 0u'
mDg.on will tend to exert favorable inNnono. VII
discipline OF the companies, the health Of ~ PoOth
the good OF the service. The great distarbo, = ~eO
all around, and easy TO be got at, and it need,
ment to prove that men 10 camp, sober enono, SF
will by way of making amends for bome o 81 lore
take little too much "if it kills them" with 'Ouofa
without. What men will do under the iras 'S& Or
spirits or rather what they will not do il mor. d
can say 1t is certain that we have heard Of % We
which we must believe would not have ocors' %Ing'
the men not been in liquor, and which even ~ bad
not excuse them. 'OOd
But we now wish to say as little as we ~.
this matter, contenting ourselves with caEno ~ SOoai
ton of those in authority TO the existing evil, 49, a
fear will continue to exist and grow uples. ~
stringent rules of discipline are enforced Or H. ~
are less exposed to the temptations to which a. uP
subjected by their present location, or both Ne
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10

IT WOULD seem as IT, Indeed, the angel Of stupidity
10 proYld PERSONA had taken possession of the unortu
nate congiomeraton OF coored people whom the world
has msed into folly by acknowledging their ndepend-
ent nationality under The Of the Mexican Repub-
lie.
Mt satisfied with being torn and rent by factions,
beng without credit means government or the power
Of making and maintaining one, without courage to
fight or faith 10 observe tie conditions imposed upon
them by their conquerors which any people may be who
will take the trouble, embroied with Europe and bank
rupt in character they must add another folly to the
long list that med almost incapable of extension, ard
have actually, believe, consented take offensive
position towards their dearest neighbors OF the Con
ederate States by agreeing permit Federal troops to
pass freely through their territory to attack the C0nede
rate States. Ibis is neither less than act
OF war; aud il not Immediately acted upon such by
the CoEtederacy, it will not be forgotten. This
will be after time and not so long d time either,
and the Confederate States will then swarm with o
brave and veteran sodiery, fully supplied with the NEST
improved weapons of warfare and killed in their use.-
How long i'll it take 10 wipe out the feeble mongres
who would cOnspire against Independence ?
Not long, rather think, ard Mexico and Mexicans
nay learn that it s good for them to have masters.
iom Corwin.-Hom Who once waited the Busla-
n ntes and the Santa Annas and the Padre Jurautns
and the oher back white, yellow and copper colored
thieves OF that c0Dttmpbe free negro settlement to
welcome our soldiers with bloody hands to hospitabe
gravts-thiS same Tom Corwn has made the request
and those now in authority in the City of Mexico have
granted permission for the use of Mexican soil for pur-
poses OF hostility against 1t this permission
does not affect much beyond !aciDg the frontiers of
Texas 10 little exposed position, but the cost
and risk to the United States would be greater in at
tempting to attack US through Mexico than it would
be TO forward once aud meet US face to f. CO.
else do now what she will have to do-make peace on
fair terms and say no about it.
AS for recognition By England and France, much
less by Mexico that had better wait while It would
not help much now, unless it amounted to a war
between the Lincoln government and the governments
of Queen Victoria and Louis Napoleon and this il
would not do for Lincoln would be apt to make the
point that at the present tme nor would they seek
it, We do not want their assistance or interference and
yet without such in breaking up the blockade the mere
fact of recognition would be shallow form. Mexico
We suppose, will stand her dignity and not only re-
fuse her recognition, but actually go so far far as t.
show her l-w. 1t behooves her to pray that the wal
may be long and the peace distant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10
From HRSteras.


The brief announcement which we are enabled to
make of the capture of the Federal Steamer Fanny q
vessel chartered by the Linco In government is meagre
enough since it gives hardly any details whatever but
it has one very great recommendation which too many
sensation reports DO not possessit is perfectly reliable
and it is very encouraging so far as it goes.
T We will probably soon hear more particulars and
further from tina section. Rumours in circulation
to the effect that Indiana regiment had been landed
on the mainland and again that the same regiment had
been landed on Roanoke Island situated in the strait
between Panlco and Abemarle Sounds, seem to be
wholly devoid of fodndaton-at leaswe fear So for if
their timery should carry them that far it would fail
to carry them back again alive.
General Hill is in charge of the Northern portion of
our coast with his headqaartersat Washington Things
are assuming better aspect, and feeling of security
is gaining ground while that of apathy is gone and is
succeeded by activity energy and preparation Halter
as will prove to Lincoln barren victory Ia truth,
however it has already served Its purpose in being par
AIDED at the North as brilliant achievement, where
witha to revive the dropping spirits of the North and
divert attention from the long list of Federal failures
elsewhere.
T. 5. gentleman who returned from Norfolk on
Saturday says that reached there conrmatory of
the landing of troops elsewhere than on Hatteras Benks
EITHER the mainland or on Roanoke Island. It is
probably so.
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A Handsome Flag

: We were lately shown by First Lieut. p', IN,
White of the Jackson Avengers" Of the C!y Um
bile, very beautiful flag presented to that oo s
by the ladies' of Mobile, through Miss Ella T. l'1
who made the presentation address IDe 10, ,T.sbiD
ceived on behalf of the Company BY Captain ~" md +
ton C. Fergus the addresses of prtSeD'a'lY1
ply being handsomely done and in Coca '''' ,-. MIC
The flag is of rich silk-COnedeFa'' I0. mo
feet in length by six feet ID width, anu Tso rse
one side the inscription, in letters Of gold ,ts oe
of Mobile to the jackson Avengers" and on 'n' w.
side the motto Hold the Field, living or p'rs V
Lieut.. White is on visit to bis irIenu' av;opr:
specially allude to this flag as the two n'' White
the Avengers" Captain Fergus and Lieut. .one ort
Wilmington boys, and have not long s'n''
from this place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-10

NORTH 'ARoLINA CAvALRY.-lh1 regiment of North
Carolina Cavalry stationed at " Camp Beaurega!d in
Warren county, has received marching ORDERS and will
leave for the seat of 10 Virginia tomorrow. They
are noble body of men, sptndidy mounted and equip
ped and no douot we'll drilled They will make their
mark-sure.
There indications that point to sharp work the
main line of TIE Potomac 10 the course of the next ten
days. The ball has indeed commenced rolling along the
Northern coasts ofour own State Wehave an nsalmeHt
of stirring fo0m that quarter to-day. and may
lure to predict that there is more coming, VII rein
North Carolina boys of the 9Th Regiment will have a
chance to show their hands and assist in another Hat
eras dsaster-he disaster this time, being to the
envy
Chicamacomco Beach. Or Banks. is an exte, sion OF
Hatteras banks, only separated by OREGON Inet, we
suppose. The north end Of Chicamacomco beach is
terminated on the coast survey map by Loggerhead IN
let, immediately north Of which is New Inlet, now
about closed. Tie beach Cannot be much than
twenty miles long.