Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-29

Several dry goods firms from Baltimore have
removed 20 this city vi hin the lsst month,
bringing With them their entire stocks Of goods.
We welcome them to RiehHond.-EzamliHeT
The New York Daily News says it is the
opinion of the abiest officers in the United
States service, that none Of the fortihcations
In tie seeded States can be retaksn.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York EzpresE reveals a project on foot to de-
espiiats Old Abe, and put George Law in bis
place.
Two hundred thousand doIars' worth of
beef has bsen purchased in LoEisville, KY,
within few days for The Confederate States
army.
The southern armory will be located in
Cobb county, Ca. MF. Mcneil, the protector
Of The enterprise, Is a practical man, and
every way competent to give it direction
Columbus sun.
party OF CElifornisns are coming to
Texas to settle in Guadalupe county. Their
leader is brother Of Kit Carson.
We regret to hear report from Lancaster,
Pa, that The Hon. James Buchanan, eX-PFss-
ident Of the Bnitsd ststst, Is confined to bis
room by illness. His disease, it is hoped, is
not Of a serious natuTe.-Phil. PTess.
Gen. Bsaureglrd is about forsy-sigbt years
Of age. Gen. Lee is about fifly-hve years old.
Two good powder mills are in operation in
Piekens District, c.
The tariff bill passed bT the Confederate
Congress fixes the duty OF silk at fifteen cents.
Caleb Cushing, says a correspondent q the
Springfield RePablicaa, has failed in business.
Years ago be was concerned With Robert Ran
toui in eEtsHsiFe specuiahons at he West, and
It is on account Of these, ss understand, that
70 fe AZ last obliged 10 succumb
Several loads Of Black Republican doeu-
ments, seized In Lynchburg By Superintendent
GIN, were publicly burnt IN that city on Thurs
day last.
The Rev. Dr. PinekneT, Of the church Of The
Ascension IN Washington City, sas been
elected bishop Of the State Of Alsbsma.
Cannon are being cast at Aberdeen, Miss.
The foundry aud machine shops are Of eapAci-
ty to turn out tive finished pieces, with their
carriages, per week.
The Stephens guards and The Hsmpsmith
rifles. in al about 225 men, left Mobile on the
2sd, Tor Richmond.
The London Times says that q letter Of
maTque from JEFF Davis is quite as good as
one from Lincoln.
Mr. Jas. Z. Harrison, one Of the Texas CON-
missioners to the Indian nationi reports the
crops there in The most iourishing condition.
Lieut. Richard K Meade, late OF the United
States army, and on duty at Fort Sumter, dur
ing the siege by the South Carolina troops, has
resigned bis position and returned 70 Peters
burg, Virginia.
The Green Bay .ldvocats says awe noticed
g lady in the street on Saturday, arrived in red,
white and blue. Sbe had red hair, white col
/ lar and a blue dress"
Il is stated that shsrs are now 500 men en-
Fioyed 10 the Charleston navy yard and that
The monthly disbursements Of the Goysrnmeni
are $4,000.
A Kansas editor congratulEtes the people
Of that State on the fact, that there will
Be no danger OF starvation there again until
another election for United States Senator
comes round
Among other brave acts Of the military al
Washington q is COMMON thing Tor squad
/ Of them 10 meet plain eetizen and Demand 2
"quarteI" to buy dEink.-.fiezazdris "a. J
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