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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-20
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Relax, Worms.

2, o ?
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem of the best aperepts have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given in small doses for
makes them verv acceptable and convenient for the
of women and children.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-20
A IRIS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Axe you sick, feeble, AMI
coiuplg!uinst Are , ou.ntof
orGer, with your system 81
ranged, aui yeur FEELING, t.a-
comfortable? The u.I-
toms are often TIA Hr,E Re 10
serious illness. Sofa tx of
sickness is creeping upon ygu,
aud should be uyeltcl - .
timely use Of the ri-i,r lun.
cdy. Take Ayers ita,.a"
cleanse cut thr Gi-pr'ti,-. IA.
mors purify the ilool, and
let the fluids move GA ,,n1b-
structed in health acain.
They stimulate tie Il. ctions
Of the lody into viz ruus a.
tiyity. purity tie system from
the distractions which make
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-20
Dyspepsia, Impurity of the blood.

From Htt u HWtS, Iust0T y -IUVtH1 e"HT1 . 1''''
Dr. AVER: / have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called TO vs.
in Distress To regulate the organs Of digestion arc
purify the blood. they the very best remedy haT
ever known and can confidently recommend them IL
my friends. Yours, D. '. H1hf9'
WARSAW, Wyoming Co. y. Y. Oct u. l'33.
DEAR SIR: am using your Catharc PILLS in my prac-
ce and find them an excellent lurraye 10 cleanse the
system and purity the tol,rtgins Of TIE tIood.
JOHN G. NEACUAM. u D..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03

DeS'.'1 -st n az 7s7a-sb-@ Hiss, o4fAe .Hr.+-
r'ss EAfA--A -AiCA d-ashlero 81 %. 'ra.ua. E-4 Of
Des''o fr"n- Bliss. mths 18Th ysar eft.-s
4os "'ed oHe' whose early lsDaaus vi, ssw
cord was IN Smia5ie AMI ussI-ea, y.ur- r-4-
roaH ed Win an Gle comforts ana
4-fIy home Quiet sul Unsssun-uz ia her mrr.s
- -ef as-,s iou- eEsug'a-, I'm
--L .thialn She t~fsefa-ra Of al her
Won 'n' o0nadrcea cad esteem OF so - uhr1r-
'ea'ee. siasi Unexpectedly wa she rer,5
UPon' while on wish G., 5eaatsbia t1l5 sr.
earthly Eioads. Bat this .uu,l,s - SO -'
Drought SIN u 70 t-rrurs. Hor haB1sp- q ,
gnl-, haii maiden, can stand rr,r-s
wa Ga bLlacl ths eh>-k oI The s-5a-..-
esq Row happens IL 'dst un5fsu 4ysd r.,~r-
-fs"sy' e&'i'tns'y. she eaa descend int, ,f- ~,
ya-ry' " M fhT17w % fes-s Tbs Cr-r
alone can solve ms myssn
is this ,haJ m-1ss Pie E.f5-.r
Feel s'tt As lo"uy glt-sa
Tbs az q Chrsiianuay 1sas- eaas.s-r
Of i@i'h 5nt. it is toe glory Of Chrstrfr ~ .s.r
so-4lons arc shared by even the vogngsst d.e5
Jesus a-d now, while we mourn over the ls
dsfTy belo'td Belle. our hearts ,re c5rrg-.-sb h. -,.
assurance tlaf she enjoyed he Iug 5saasis Ct tbs-. -.l
e'"S'."Hons- For nees .Aaa l'ro yeass she WAS e. con
s,''ep' member Of ne Methodist church ara vs.v
cous 70 her IN ,As dyas Eou- vsra Los, v,.L
isei viii never izsve lh-- acrfarsaxs ta.- r--.r
tarr" is oHsa. r~5iis1ce over TIE tonic and -svsst.
1t ias pora Of everlasting a-sly. Sa.L "a rasl
eSr'aea-ion Of Chs PO"eraf Ca-st'a f.Hh .b.sls
fu,s 'a' bold 5.s7h7nsr mi t5e c~srsfr- .lt,- A
II demonstrate Az a-aTeay org a5s C84fsJ.s. ssf
Ire iIssinlahio vaioe.
She was connected Win lie s--.a Esl g
tennessee lr Arss year. and While We esteem Ii
pr,1 zee tabsaE Ts.Hnaay &c hes many eres1,n 4ra.
o. eiaFaeiF we sE bob t-ashers sut papus. Lsav..-
o-io with her 5'oE af'ore1 friends sa sl.s s1-
tear o. -1soi-a Over As s--s- o. aH>Hs..d 81sl
sni asac are.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
Hneidcuts Of the Capture a. IEeaars. yTeso,
end s!idglI,

9aA Ha4a-Aau
Speaking OF the incidents that t-snsDipi.
when the arrests were made, the WASHINGTON
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press writes 4.
When about forty miles off Alatanza5. In lie
old Bahama channel, the Trcnt hove in siobi
and the two vessels were soon IN haifrrdisf,1re-
CommOdorU Wilkes sent q shot across the bows
OF the Trent To this no attention was paiJ
when another was directed near the bow. THIS
brought the steamer to. Lieutenant FAIRFAX. 10
whom both OF the Confederate passengers were
personally known, was sent on beard Inc boat
supported with two more boats. filed with ma.
nnes. Lieut.. Fairfax vent on deck and called
tor AessTs. Sideii and Mason, who soon aprearad
Lieut. Fairfax politely informed them Of tbo OBJ
leets OF his mission, and asked .l.am 20 90 on
board his boat. To this thsy objected. Mason
remarkng that they had paid their PASSAGE 70
Europe, to the british consul al Havana (whp
acts ss agent for tie mail steamship Enel. and
he would not lesve without farce. Lieut. Fair.
tax, pointing 10 us marines drawn Up on the
decks OF the Iiitish steamer said: tTOu see.
81, i nave the toree, u that is what you require "
Then you must use IL, replied Mason.
With this Lieut.. Fairfax placed his hand u2on
the Senators shoulder and pressed him 10 the
gangSay. At this j~unctgTe toe passengers rush
ed forward, somewhat excited and attempted to
Interfere. Tn marines Immediately showed
their bayonets, and Mason consented 10 the de-
cision Of Lieut. Fairfax, asking that lie might be
permitted 70 make his protest IN writing. Just
at this time a tine specimen Of an EngIshmsn
rushed on deck in military on naval uniform.
The officer in command of lhe mails, p-obsbiy.)
and demanded why passengers or board that
snip weIe mGle,ted Lieut.. Fairfax informed
him that be had stated TO Captain NOR, Of tho
packet, why be had arrested two OF his nassen-
gers, and further than chat be had no. xplaaaloas
70 make. Protests were then drawn up, and
Mason and SIidoi, with their secretaries. Eastis
Mcfarland, went iu;0 the boats Of the San
JaCiuf0.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
Lnif.t fron, Eurnne.

Dispatches 10 the Northern PrestI
FRANCE Tho fact of he deficit rcach;ne
4U,UuO,G00 pounds sterling is attributed % the
excess OF expenditures for the = aud navy
and public works over the estimates. The mlui
Der OF men who voted was d339BJ, but half O
million are actually unioT arms.
The Tuaes states that ". FoulI stipulated as
a sue 9Rg a1A OF ais acceptance OF tine ministry
Of France ioT the privilege Of tsmsaeiinr his
business with the Emperor personally. some
Of the alterations Of inc ministry are al ths ex
pense OF Walewski. Il is doubtful whether ne
would continue 10 retain his office u Minister Of
State. It's Thought he might be appointed Min
lister 10 London.
SARDiNA-TUBfS, November Cen. Car
boneIi has gone to Cap-ea to present an adj
dress 10 Garibaidi from the Nsapoliaus, paying
him not TO leave Italy.
ENGLAND -Consuls have improved, 5eingia
I higher than on Wednesday.
HO3TE-It IS stated that the garrison Is 10 be
strengthened BY two extra regiments, forming
altogether three divisions.
The AGd0HGis asserts tha, Ratizzi has obtain
ed the Intervention of the Emperor ia order TO
decide Chat Francis II should quit Rome shortly.
ENGLASD-Ihe Times, in e city article, says
a decided impulse was given 60 the stock market
yesterda, BY tho news from France.
LONDON, November i5.-Ihe Calcutta Eng
newspaper eensures the Manchester MANI
lecturers for doing nothing 70 extend the growth
Of cotton in India. II proves that one pound Of
costs 4kd exclusive of any profits What
ever, either to the cultiyat0r or shipper. while
new lands taken under cultivation would ineUr
additional expenses therefore there is but sHght
prospects Of the Slots being induced to enter
argely into the cultivation of cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
LATER FROfE mIsnOTRI.

w have been kindly favored with 81. Louis
papers Of tie e7tb uh, one day later than our
adyicas Of Sunday morning last. They make nc
mention Of he reported capture Of the Jsyhawker
NsNgGoamRY, hat give credenes to the state
meut hst Gen. PRICE IS making a successful
move northwaTd- The RsFuUieaH asserts that
be- YVES Teportela as advancing on Sedalis, having
crossed tine Usage river with his entire force, es-
tiuatl at thirty thousand strong, and daily in
crsasiDg.
TIN number Of troops at Sedalia the Re
publican puts al six thousand, at OEeryille one
thousand, at Syracuse six thousand, and at
Upton nearly as msaF amounting in all 70 about
thousand.
The s. Louis Hsrs, Of the day previous, (the
lad received intelligence that Gen. PRICE
had G r-aiuly reached Osceols on the I'D inst.
8 point sizy-fve miles south Of Sedalia, ana
about twenty from Warsaw. The Meas thinks
iisoJjsetis 10 advance 10 the Missouri river
and sciecr winter quarters in that region, and
Bervously expresses a hope that movements viii
be speedily taken to .eife,myent this design.
THIS paper adds that PRIcE's army is estimated
ct from $500 TO 80. 900, but thiuks it not over
strong.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
AFFAIRs IN RAsr TEvgEsSRE.

Captain JAMES BRETT, OF Gen. CARRoLL's
STAFF, wheIef Knoxville Sunday morning, ar,
nyed in tle city ON yesterday, bringing us the
latest intelligence received from East Tennessee.
We learn from him that the reported outbreak Of
LiDcolnites at AorTistown is without foundation
IN fact. and that on the contrary matters ere
growing moge quiet every day since the adoption
Of the rigJrUus and Unoompronising policy
towards traitors that has recently been inaugG-
rated
Two Orl~dge-buTneysr HENRY Fay and JACOB
HEsLIE, were tried by a drum-bead court marshal
at Greenyillc on the Both nit, and hung. Fay
was captain Of q Lincoln company, whose mem
be1s ired upon the Confederate troops ave. on
three months since, killing one man.
Cen CARROLL issued a proclamation from his
headquarters at Knoxville, on the 2gth ult
giving assurance to al. citizens that the Govern
ment viii not interfere with individuals on ae-
count Of their "Political opinions" but thaa
tie military. authorities would order the arrest OF
all who may " take up arms against the Gov
emm ant, or who IN any manner may aid orabet
It's enemies, or incite rebellion, in order that
they may be uied by military laws"
Gel. CARROLL is sustained in this wise poll
cy by the War Department at Richmond
Pa soa BR0wNLow's newspaper Office and APP
p~ur-cnances have been turned 20 q very-diFer-
emit purpose than issuing reasonable hand-bilb
like tac knoxville Hing The building Is now
used as a Coufelerate armory, and his steam
press t1ms die maohiEe-y that repairs and reno
Yates the numerous guns tia; have been taken
tom the hands OF traitors who have eeudeIudsd
i5rc.bls opposition to the Government. 1t is
estimated lhat the tories ofMonroe county alone
furnish over 500 good guns.
Capt BRETT thinks that the instruction is
stec4laily quelled, snd has no organization
what vrr, except q very feeble and precarious
'ue, perhaps, among a few reckless traitors in
extreme northeastern portion Of the STATE
rhe Lamp policy win be continued in full force,
he last armed traitor yields up the ghost"
Zen. CARROLL, We are pleased to learn, gives
satisfaction to al loyal citizens. aud e
.umnsg trial by eourt martial 70 those that are
s-T,r.,f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
Northern Advice troru mexsco.

WASHINGTON, November ~Z6.-Uuoficial al
vices received from Mexico represent the kiRdest
feelings existing between tho british minister and
the Juarez government, and opinions are also
expressed in distinguished circles that the friend
ship Of France can also be secured but little is
hoped from Spain, whose designs are as well
known in Mexico as in European capitals. 1t is
understood that Gen. Marquee will combine the
strength Of the church party, consisting of Mex
leans and Spaniards, and viii pray the Queen of
Spain for a king for the throne Of Mexico. An
uncle Of the queen has been designated for this
office. He is already old, and could live but 8
short time, when Mexico would thus revert to
Spain, the policy being the same as pursued to-
ward Hayti.
The probabilities are that Minister Corwin will
not return home at present, in view Of our import
ant interests in Mexico.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
arg FRom IiENICo.

From the Houston T~eirgIalh. E1v D.
We have alyices from Brownsville To- the 9Th
inst. The Fi0g Of that date has some interesting
intelligence respecting iEe revolution .u Tsmar-
lIpas, winch appears % be aFsaisE o. q Close
Previous sdvices let Gen. Garcia shut mp in Vie
toria, with CaTsvaial on one side aud Pena on
the other. Subsequent a8yicas state that Gen
Clraydjal made a ieiut movement toward Tam
pico, upon which Gen. Garcia dispatched a ccur-
Ter to Cen. Cara iH Iampic1. giving Inflammation
Of the movement, aud advising Gen. Cara o.
advance against Gen CamEajI IN IUr while
he (GGTciaJ would attack binEn the Far Cen.
Cara made the advance, and IN doing So er-
CouHsered SerTaRd0 CsEaS05 aad was aeGeaiei
At the same tiHe Carayajal made a backward
movement and met and beat Garcia, Upon which
the latter barely made his escape into TsmWcJ
with a few cavalry.
Gen Carayaial, leaving a .0sce 10 walsh Tam
pIco, al once took up the line of march TO Join
the forces under Gems. Irayin5 Gad AlIefet.e. al
Beynesa, aud with the entire command. B-0ba-
ably 2J0O strong He intended % make al a.
tack upon MatamCras. In addition To- the Iegit-
innate IamauEpas force, Gov. V.dauri, of Nueva
LeoH,-Aas furnished G0v.-Srrna with heavy
artillery with which 20 batter Matamor5s.
Gen CaTavaJal, through Don Aud1eas TreviHo,
commissioner ed hoe, has officially notified She
people OF hatamOras that, II they desire % keep
clear OF difficulty they had better leave t1Fu br
Saturday next. In accordance with -ls iasgl.r-
atIon, large numbers 90 Arxiesns are moving
into Brownsville until she uog5Ie IS over.
From the interior of Mexico ws learn -isf. ON
me i1th Of August, Cen Omega surprised and
deieated Gen. Aarquez a.. tb- Aarirnia Re Atcrr.
On the night OF the 18th, Gen. Ortega attacked
Marquee again in the town Of Ja.asIaco, and
dispersed his entire force. Marquee ahaul8nr4
ms artillery and munitions and escaped into lhs
mountains Wal q party If followers.
~ Is now known with certainty that tho Enc.
Esh and French Hso,s ale before Tsmn..Tsrl
Vera Cruz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
II UNEONEsTS OF s0EFHWEST-
EkN MISSOURI DHsSATIsRIED,
@e"' Es7AeCE Repeated 10 SelsF Eggrk gSe
Egdcr@f Troops.

GEN. E51Reek gsq~es5es 10 send Rack sse
Esdcrsf Troops.
Ave find the following in the st. Louis cores
p~oudence Of the Cincinnati Tunes:
Last evening, at 4 o'clock, a meeting Of refl.
gees from the Southwest was held at Il South
touTth street, to take into consideration the
course to be pursued toward their section Of the
state. They say the state Of affairs there *
most depioHble. Many men, women aud chill
IIen have not a shoe TO their feet. and soms have
u4Luly rags enough tOCUyer them. Twenty-Five
70 forty thousand of these people win have 10 be
t4Eeu care OF this winter, OF allowed 10 perish.
II Springfield IS permanently abandoned. Theses
people viii have to be brought away; If a sufi-
Gent force Is sent to hold It, they may be al
owed TO remain, and being helped through the
winter they will be on the ground and ready 10
go to work at the opening of spring
Coi. Boyd stated that he had cot IN a pafition
70 lhe President, stating the facts, and asking
MIN 20 send Sigel with 10000 men back 10
~Htshe Sigel having expressed his willing
ness to go, and that his petition had been stoned
oy MS own regiment and several thousand
civilians
a series OF resolutions were passed expressive
OF me sense OF the meeting, and a ~cof1miffsa
appointed to present them to Gen. HaUecE and
make such a representation 10 him Of the suffer
ings IN the Southwest as would induce him fo
send them aid and protection. These r.solr.
lions were presented TO the general last might.
a a council of war was held on the s8bfectl
Dut what determination was reached we have not
learned There is little doubt but Sigel win be
ordered back to Springfield.
Cen Hunter issued no orders To the conn
mandels Of brigades at Springfield as 10 where
they ahould march their respective commands.
or what disposition was 10 BE- made of them
Each general got away the best he could. Gems
oigel anAAsbOth had to come 70 S.. Louis for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
L. DnnaEc nt PensneeIa.

The result Of 'he bombardmeut at Pensacol,
IS summed up by the correspondent Of the Mobil,
Register
The enemy continued throwing shell into War,
.IiHgton until three O'Clock on Sunday morning
The principal part of Warrington and q hall
dozen houses IN Wo0lsey are in ashes.
We are still intact, except McRae, and we can
stand the siege for a twelve-mOnth at this rate.
Pickens is considerably damaged. She has
several large holes in her, visible TO the eye with
out "a glass.
Barrancas has received about forty shots she
is SCARED but not injured I forgot to mention
ia the proper place that, about two o'clock on
Saturday, another war ship, the PEBBLE, arrived
aud took up her line Of battle with the. Hartford
and Niagara.
Sunday morning we are ready for a renewal
of the fight, but we see no appearances Of it on
the other side Pickens omits her red FLAG and
the heating of her furnaces. She even raises
her 4" Sunday flag"
Col. Harvey Brown is a church member re-
for piety, and perhaps he means to OBJ
serve the Sabbath, but it is more probable that
desire for rest is attributable 10 other causes
han his piety,
Perhaps he has damages to repair, and is glad
10 affect piety, to conceal disasters. Well VIZ
will be pious if he is, and there is no FIGHT to-
Later in the day he is observed hard at
work, repairing damages, and re-mounting his
,uns.
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Latrs, rrsn, I..n.ncorn.

Special 90 the Mobile ReS5sterl
FORT DARRANcAs, November %, P. M
No intiInatiOn from the enemy Of renewal of
the FIRE upon our works.
Our men are at their guns, ready and eager
for the fight.
There was no arrival in tue tiect today. Il is
now composed of four men O.-w r, which are
lying near Pickens, to the eas.vard -
During the cannOnade tie enemy fired from
PicEens above six thousand shot. equal to
eighty-fve tons of iron, and with all this ire
mendous storm OF missiles killed but one man
on our side.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
Clothing and BLANKETS 70 he Furnished
Che Enisn REi.oner. in Nir.inin-

A few weeks ago tie Secretary of War su.
thorized General Wool to ascertain whether
clothing and other articles necessary to the COM
fort Of United States citizens, now prisoners OF
wsr, could be sent to them The following let
ter shows that consent for that purpose has been
given:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or NoRT0LK,l
November 9th, 1861.
SIR: I consider myself fully authorized to re-
ply to the inquiry made in your letter Of the 9Th
instant. Ny government viii allow blankets
and other articles Of clothing necessary for the
comfort Of prisoners OF wal 20 DO seat 10 them.
Any such articles you may send to me viii be
promptly forwarded TO the southern express COM
pany, and money may be sent 10 pay the freight
here, OF may be paid on delivery.
Very respectfully, your ob'dt sery't,
BENJAMIN HUGER,
BEajDr-General Commanding Department.
MGjor.GeDcraI John G. Wool Commanding Department
Of Virginia
The quaTtormaster-gene Of the United States
wil provide blankets and clothing tor prisoners
OF war, and forward them, through Gen. Wool,
in accordance with the terms Of the letter from
Gen. HuQer.
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.foRE RUMoRs FRoM rEsaoURE.

Passengers from Columbus on yesterday even
ING, bring more sensational war rumoFs regard
ing matters in Missouri. The report this time
IS that a scout, who arrived al Gen. Folks
headquarters, brings the news Of SIGEL being
surrounded and cut 70 pieces We shall
place no confidence whateyer.in the report, IN
til confirmed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
DELRGATEs FRO3E TBE CET0C-
TaW RATFmN

We were pleased TO have a call ~ last night
from Hon. SAMPSON Folsom aud Capt EAST
MAX LoMAN. delegates from the Choctaw IA
lion, who ars "a rosts for Richmond to attend
tho sitting of the Confederate Congress. Tba
treaty entered into between the Government and
thsir tribe was unanimously rallied at the late
meeting Of the General Council, aud conferred
this pTivHege.
AIr. HESRY \. FOLSOM, the national treas
uDer, and JOIN r. BLtCKwELE, ESQ, attorney,
aee0mpany these gentL.men IN their mission.
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notice no S~EETPpFPgT

80 -
AEMPEi AND CHAkLESTrE T. q. OFFICE.
ME3rrHIS. Utc-ius. IL Isl. fsst.
N r1i ".-r eA't r4ti f1ta rg.i7-. tHs EfaG s.f
rot receive freight TIC points ersstf gH.r.
le Last tennessee sut Georgia Road. Fr-s-tt. .-
De iecsfve1 fr GI points south or tasrauao-E aI.
lt-sluia lreisnf7, b. Fhpprd Via Aur.s.a. i~harI1.r4 4r-
ha4-ish or Wilmington. Fr isHs must be r.f-,,fg
marked, with directions on eE-l package f-- Vb5.a
route tl~y are o. De shipped Dra- ticket, llI-. r..
I, iHrll-a-t coresPoEd.ug with Packages 4uI a.1-zs
Tbs road Wiz not e. r~sp71-i5 d. E,i4ft aa-- F-Hr
% q connecting ROAD. For i1lorua.ilu r.,,.ig.
enarEes. Apply 20 vi p,5s.
dr1 lw g.r--.r
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COURT MARTTET.

HEApQ AETEE3 I'm REGIMENT gt,-.ra
SEE 5ULrrA
U-o Arr ,,r,A htPiitS November 1n ASS.
y ALL L0A MAF cox RNZias eer
nu,siened elicsFs viii m-et a tue toanrl CLsmb-f
- AZ LSDAl, 3ut day or Decsusser st4oer -
pafauslt "a aajuurumenf.
Al ~ = .as Nh2 we're sssrrg ss9te Po..r.u..t s.,
- 's Iylao y VtIeasr, arr nutricdto st,enF spd 80,
VVfe WY taaS2eut should aot 20 srBhisf tsem Er ~,
""+ ,os' Ff.sa who pay tines via save r5-f
dy order " a =. SEtY. H. Csi C-swmf~
%irF' $50 BROWN. Pro- ct HI sdsI
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FROM THE IsLAED--Up to a late hour last
night not a word OF interest had becn received
from below, at least in unofficial circles. The
enemy are still ON Tybee and viii doubtless
greatly strengthen their force and position in the
course Of a few days.
General Lee is in town, and movements are
understood to be regulated, in great part, IN ac-
cOrdance with his own excellent Judgment
We should all therefore feel that everything ia
progressing safely -SaranHah Rep Noe. %
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Memphis and Ohio Railroad %.

F5Ei9uT AGENTS cF-tg-
hENPSFs. DscemaaFaL s-r
A'tEi5-iT VII NOT be- reeetr-daF .h4 U4-.- .. a.
4 Company TO-DAY. December 81. 1851
JAMES TALLMAG8E Ep
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NOTICE 70 C-ONsIGNFEs J

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON K E UEFagr
ID Ariu- Dee m5cr I- I-.
YIN irNHhN ere requested 20 cAi at th- .farrrr-.
\ and Charleston Railroad Depot pa. esa-.s
store TO-
J. trsishts are 7Or promptly rarsreI f.,v .
dr-ycd ard stored at rba rEpru-e or tlc OWNER. E--
sEnees wac baye been in he h1ai. os w..f.g --l
be beuelt-- by rad ~ tds Hgfs.
W. = ROSS
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03

E~A battery of three guns has been erect
cd about q mile below Hamar, Ohio. Two guns
arc placed in the Ohio river bank. and one on the
top Of the bluff. All steamers passing up or
down the river, are hailed by these guns and
brought 10 for inspection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03

TGooPs LEsWSG.-Thc left wing Of Scots
regiment take the'r departure on the steamer
Magnolia, tAis morning, for Memphis, Tenn.
me following companies compose tue left vino F,
capt BenJamlns, Capt Lcieune's, Capt Camp
oehs capt Ditto's and Capt. Williams. -Ba-
ton Rouge Allocate, 2.lh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
BEEF FRR AAEEI

( ASE HUNDRED HEAD C0RV-FED~~
DE- ln. and 'at viii Del delivered 80
gs-"s7n me it aud I5Jh December. az
-yl-s5os7 Wayne c0uniy. I.uu-,sar. IL
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