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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
GEORGIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD

SAVANNAH, ga FepTnAiy = AapA'
THE Congress Of The Confederate States Of America
having, OF, the lalh day OF Fspruary inst, enacted
the Law hereunto annexed, lt bfc5mes Necessary that
this esmpanv ~ MD change he system hitherto pursutd
BY them, in receiving and forwariiug goods eahsigned
to heir care. as they are not prepared % transact The
business at the custom heuse, and advance tho duties,
or give bonds isr the same, az Will be required.
Therefore, meIcaatr, eonsisupes o. Gods. heretofore
conRlenine them o. tho care % Cen'ra railroad agent,
are hereby noflhed that from and aftor the 10Th day Of
March next, their goods mutt be consisn q TO the care
OF some commission marcba ant in the city, whese outlay
Commissions and duties always e~xc@Ptedl will be adj
vanced By this compeny, andchafged 70 fe goods as
formerly.
BIZ or lading, iayoice and accompanying instructions,
shouI be mailed 20 the commission uaercsaut employed
70 forward the goods; and a would be we'll for mer-
chants to Instruct thalr ~shippers ~ 20 DO.
r. X CUYLER President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

sARDIs BLUEs.-We are requested to say
that this fine company, now T anized under
the statute law Of the State, will be mustered
into the service of the State under the conven-
ton bill, by Col J. R Chalmers, on Saturday
next, il the requisite number (48) can be made
up. Col. ChIlmers will make a speech on the
occasion. All the friends and weil-wlshers Of
the Company are invited, and earnestly re-
questsd to be prssent.-PGaola (Miss.) SaT
ofQSlh ait.
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4f5 embellishments.
FTWVWOOM CPWPTPVV
TO Gas CON UmERs.
ECONOMY IN GAS.
REDUUTTOJT KF G.4s Bills,

DY niaF McHenryfB FatoEt Gas Barnor. Thos.
- burhers have been adopted By the city a~uforitiss n
Louisville and 0incinnsu for the purpose o. Wshtina
tneir street,, and were subjected 10 The most rigid
pnpemetftaal test - regards snosstnz the greafett
nmonut Of Nglt Ger the smallest c~cnsumptinu o. Ca
AMI we're bend % conpete with ~ other burners sent
20 tae Gas Light Committees Of those cities for meir
CONFEDERATION ard adoption. These burners are guar-
hntied 70 an who use them, for the following advtnta-
yes ISL hconomy IN consumption of Gas y The amount
or from Z = 3 per cent over the beat patent bBrnar
made, and from 40 10 20 PER cent Of ths conman rSh-
AL Or batHing burners 2Rd. A perfect cieHr and
lteadT 4dame, 81. Perfect oombustioh ard freedom
from smoke. ath. Freedom from Blowing aud wasting
q 6aa, common 70 me afh-taIt and bat-Wing burnars.
Ny long experience IN the msnufaclnre and consumB-
lion % Gas thaving beea supefiuteBdsnt Of Armphis
Gas Works for the last seven yearF) induces me 10 say
they arr the best burner that has ever been sdered 10
the pnbhe, and are used b. private consnmfrs 20 the
exclusion q an other kinds where they hsve bssn IN
treduced. The burners can be seen 81 Chandler n Co 3
drug stofej on the eitypamp posts In front Of the Appeal
ofse On uRion street. aad DR.. herFills, on Madison
street.
For fale ct my shop, nrst 9oor north CT the Ga
once, Main street. between Washington and Poplar.
ABEL sIaIsTRR,
Gas and Steam Pipe Flftcr.
sols AGENT fer Eemphls. mfQ-fy
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= n l. atated - 80 Inhnann ~

q II Is stated that Andy johnson, though
a fierce and Incorporating Union man, is
exceedingly anxious that Texas shouIdsecede.
Now, this would appear strange, but when it
is known that Wigfall is one Of her Senators,
no other explanation is needed. The renegade
an, and desires to be as far from him as post
ble.-Orford Mercurv.
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~ The press Of Tennsssee profess greg

-GF The press Of Tennessee profess great
friendship for us, yet, attbs same time, thew
denounce US as traitors and scoundrels, and at
the recent election voted that they had rather
belong 10 a free Niger republic than to a
white mans Government. Lord protect as
from such friends and we will take care Of our
ensmiss.-Ripley (Miss.) -fdpsrtisers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

Too TEUE ron A JoKE.-The Washington
ID. c. DsliG, tells the following "A wag
gIsh member Of Congress asked a high Off
eial, who was ridiculing the Government o
South Carolina, to. tell him the difference be
tween that Government and the United States
The Congressman being requested to answsi
his own question, said the one was a Govern
ment Of PickeRs, while the ether was a Gov
eminent Of s~tealings.1 The sficial disap
Deared.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

PIcKPocKETs TRAvELIEG WITH THE Pres
IDEsr ELEcT.-A gang Of pickpOekets has
followed Mr.. Lincoln from the West, and
easily escaped detection, in many cases, by
m~ingling with the herd Of oiice-seekers Two
Of the rOgues, were, however, arrested in Co
lumbus, Ohio, and 1923 and some jewelry re-
covered from them; one was nabbed at Buffalo,
while cutting through a drover's coat to reach
$1,000 in his pocket, and ten of the gang were
seized between Batavia and Rochester, on one
of whom $500 in gold was found, the property
Of a Californian who had been robbed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
. COTTsGE HOUSE on LIEpEz.

south side, between Hlzn and shelby streets, ooutaiuiug
tN rolnas, kltcfea, stable, ~cisfrrns, ETC The it fu1nis
% hy 1913 feet. A 1rst rate place.
Terms liberal The owners expect 70 be hhsezt from
The city, aud viii sell o. Tow lEzfss and reasonable pay
meets. M~ONSARRAT. DJPREE A co.
ml Ayer' BulilIuE.
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CsnsedcracY.
The Government OF the southern Confede-
raey is now fully organized. It stands as fol-
lows
spfesldeut-J ,fsrsoh Davis, Of mipsisaip nj,
Vice. Observation-Disclosures H. Stephens, Of
G.oreia
Secretary Of slate-RObert Toombs, OF
Secretary Of Tbs Trsasury-Jas. Msmmin-
ger, Of South Carolina.
Secretary Of war-L P. Walker, Of Ala
Attorney GensralLJ. P. BsDismiB, of Lou
isians.
Postmaster Gsnsral-Hspry D. Ellet, Of
Mississippi.
Secretary Of the Navy-ssnatOr Mallory, Of
Florida. ee.fnu NaTrctwNfrR
PREPARsrIoEs AT THE FoRTs. sc Captain
O'Hars, with his company Of regulars, has
taken the charge Of Fort McRea, and is put
Ting that fertilization in a complets state Of
defense. The captain served with distinction
In Mexico, and viii add to his lsurels should
an opportunity oeeHrr.
Fort Baraneas IL fully prepared to Admins
ter a dose Of sulphurated iron to the Daniel
Webster, "a Ia the Morris island Battery tc
the Star Of the Wsst) should she attempt C
reipfsrce Fort Picksns-
Col. Lomax and stat, together With the
Metropolitan Guards, the WetCmPka Guards,
the T1skesge Light infantry, andths Zouaves
took passage on the Dick Keys on Sunday.
The Keys had rather a rough passage on bel
way from Mobile to Warrington, having hel
chimneys blown down. She came up to The
city on Sunday afternoon, with the steamer
Fulton's chimneys, looking for all the world
like a very tall boy with a very small hat on
bis head.
Tue Wyandotte sill remains inside the bar
Dor, lying of the Navy Yard. The Sabine lies
Just off the bar, the Brooklyn and St Louis
further outside. - Pensacola (FlG.) GaSetiei
Febraarv %.
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FOg. ReaaE.
SMOKY GHlMNRES!
ss=RTmE REsT IT,

THEr Withstand The aciion % weather. ard srs H.
4 lusely imperishshla. A large and varied stoet
VIII nov be krpt on hand 81 ny shup, on The eurnsr IL
LINDEN a~ndcAUsET streets.
ia2OSm f. LEMOv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

SECESSION "ALL oyER."-The Napoleon
(Ark) PIaRieriof the 23d uit., abiding to. the
result of the recent. election in Desha county,
in that State, makes the following remarks
Union tickets, or against convention tickets,
ara said to have been distributed here on the
election day, and one or two uttered Union
sentiments on that night lei those gentlemen
beware. There are parts Of the county where
a man would be tarred and feathered FOR this,
and we would take our oath that such a man
would be lynched at Ssuth Bend. Between
snbmissionists and seeessionists there is a war,
a regular "irrepressible conflict" nor will our
people rest quiet until they put these men an
course Of Ultimate ezliRciiOR."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
REeon.rngerIos.-A eItIzsn Of Rlehnond!

REcoNsTRUcTIoN.-A citizen Of Richmond,
now in Charleston, writes, February 18'h
There Is not the slightest prospect OF the
Southern Confederacy coming back 10 the old
Union. The best people 1 meet with express
honest indignation at the idea, when suggested.
They say they are not trickstersi nor children,
and have no idsa OF joining the North again,
in any shape.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

q It has been recently decided in Scot
land that a minister has tie right to inquire
into defsmatory reports respecting The char
scter Of a member Of his congregation, with
on the ground that it is a duty TO be performed
and A DrivfIeQpd one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

-GS A fellow named NJ. A. Smith, travelling
agent for Seovil < Mead, a Yankee concern In
New Orleans, was recently arrested in Eufau-
la, Ala, and forced to-leave, for iDdorslng
BTownlow's Whig ana denouhcing secession
lists as traitors. Watch for him-Hissis5ip-
pfdp, 26th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

The frieuis and selui ntahess .; A, ". and Rebeeei
!. Drew. are invited ts uttend. the funsni OF Their IN
fsnt son, JoHs B~uSyAS, this nsfhins at 70 o'eioek,
from their resi- Ieaeo On Poplar street.
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c o DISPATCH.


gress to day Franklin's proposition vas voted
on by sections-the vote ranging on each sec
ton as il was taken up. On DE principal
clause, The vote stood for, to 7 ogaihst. New
York was divided; Missouri and Indiana did
not vote. Virginia and North Carolina voted
in the negative.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
A RErUsL1cAx ComrRO41sE,-Mr. sedg-

A REPUBLICAN CoMPRoMIsE,-Mr. Sedg-
wick, of onondaga, N. Y, made a speech in
Congress last week, in which be said:
If Southern States could not live with US In
peace, let them 20, He would admit them
back on two conditions-one, that they should
emsncipase every child Of African birth; and
the other, that the Constitution should be SO
amended as to authorize Congress to sbolish
slavery everywhere. That vas his oompro-
mise, and he thought It reasonablc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

G. Colonel Sumner, one of the few Repub-
leans among the high officers in the army, viii
be promoted, 1t issaid, to the rank Of general,
10 place OF Twiggs, dismissed forhis surrender
Of the forts Of Texas to tue State authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

Mr.. CHEEK I send you two dozen Of fine perch,
M which 7 caasht 10 tue BAYOU above your saWmiH.
I csueht them au-ihiahsut dftseH- minHtss s~iitiHrat
one rlace. csught a larze quantity yesterday. The
fishing is better than / ever saw it,
Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM ORDER.
Mnnna CITY Mnrch . 1871 mra-1ma
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THE VIRGINIA WHEAT CRoP.-Ths Peters,
hnrr E-nrcsr nf-25ih nIt sars

We are pleased to learn, as we do bysinquiry
Of some OF our most intelligent and observing
farmers, that the wheat is looking very well
as a general thing. In som portions Of the
counties around us, it wears a discoursging
appearance, but take it as whole, the pros
pect for an abundant crop was never better at
this season Of the year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

WAsH1NuroE, February 27.-The peace con-
fcrenee. revised and passed, BY a vote OF nine
10 eight, the Franklin substitute. It is nhder-
stood tkst Virginia and North Carolina were
divided, sad a majority in each State against
1t. The latter, however, is not authentic.
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81 ElREIsH ROONs.
Me- Il. Madison street. t1P asirs5

THE subscriber wishes 20 inlorm he citizens hsf h.
Il is now ready to resolve OH md second hand frr-,
turs Of every description. to repair Hna Farnirh Il.
same, and, IL tt r. desirable. he hss no election d. =
pairing ne furniture at the family rssideuca-ha -
pense Of draying and hauling would Be saved. Waw1r
rs-uph0ister and furnish new hair cloth en- cs,
SOFAS and divaus- All description n steantdaf f--r
tire, chlirs repaired aud painted, ana 10 ob7arf7n-rf !,
going any distance IN The cguutrV on the ulanfraioue-
ihus the expense. trouble and Dans7ortatisu Of ~ o.
niture % the city and back aEnln can be -svas-H
aloha. would Pay the repairing % Il. Apply m7nr,.
Or address ne through The pest umca.
fe7-dsm HENRY HRARrz.
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The peace Conference.

.WAsHEsToE, Febmay27.-The peace con-
fefehee has adjourned sine de, after having
adopted Franklin's substitute.
Commissioners appointed by the conference
are now present IN the House Of Representa-
tives for the purpose Of making a report to
that body, and asking the adoption Of tie pro-
ieet adopted By the conferences.
Southern men regard the whole affair as a
grand fzzle, and nobody regards It asof any
I crronrnorra srhafaveT .a..aA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

~ The Nashville Patriot q he 25h ut,
saws The Hon. George N. Sanders author Of the
celebrated twenty-five dollar dispatch 10 Old
Buck, from the Charleston convention, which
cos. him the Office q surveyor q ne port OF
New York, wssin thatclty on the 10th inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

s-w. n. HArprnas, editor Of the Louis-
vile C0pria, rendered his resignation 70 the
President the other day as surveyor Of the
port Of Louisville. With his usual mang8iy,
he old funetionsy refused to receive the
resignation and dismissed him from Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

The FLAG OF MIssIssIPPI.-A flag Of white
ground, magnolia tree in the center, a blue
field in the'under left hand corner, with q white
star In the eenter-she flag to be finished with
ared border, and red fringe at the extremity
Of the flag.
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rsrcorn nIspArcu I

The vote Of the peace conference on the
adoption Of Frankli6's Pennsylvania plan OF
adjustment "a modification Of Guthrie's) stood
ten to nine. Virginia and Rorth Carolina
voted against the plan. New York was diri-
ded. Missouri and Indiana declined to vote.
There is no donht that Congress will reject
the plan proposed by the conference. The
Virginia commissioners will leave Immediately
For Rfchmond-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

CAMEL CokL.-This coal has atsained-a
notofiety superior to any other kind. By ref
erencs to an Advertisement in another column,
it viii be seen nat Thomas James has re-
seired twenty-five thousand bushels Of ibis
celebrated coal.
FRoM MIssoURL-The convention assem-
blsd at Jefferson City IN THURSDAY tbs 2sth
ut. Ii was thought Gov. sTERLEs PAIGE
would Be chosen to preside.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
Paris EXPOSITION.

TYuE huost collection Of iAET5 received di- a
4 rect from France. Messrs. Martin * Co.. 49,
Flower and Shrlb sellers in Paris and V~srsaH-$T
lee tFrancel have the honor % informing The -
ladies and gentlemen OF this city that hey have Just ar
rived here with the most varied auf most srisuiid col
lection Of Plants and Shruus which vas ever seen 10
New Orleans CD 20 the present time, such - Camelias
n different species Dsvhnes. Rhodotendrums, Poems
1TbOrea. new DruiEia, 1850 new Rose Bushes, Fruit
Trees, Pear Trees, Apple Trees, Cherry Trees, Plum
Trees, VINE, Peach Trees. Strawberry and Gooseberry
Plants Of various kinds, Flower Bu.bs, = new species
OF Ptnks, which figured at the grand Exposition, Yegs-
table Plants, etc. PricCs very moderate.
n. who shall huuur Us with their o1nd-
dence viii please call At No. 3sS MAIN sTREET. Pro-
vine Block THe Plants arJ Shrubs 70 be sent b the
country win be packed By the seller.
Cashsues may be had in the store.
fe2Izwu MARTIN & 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

BLAeK-REPUBLTcAE CRATT.-A northern
absllion sheet a %Tbe fact thata Prssi-
deutelect was compelled to enter the capital
Of the nafioR is disguise, is sno.her evidence
Of & esemf-basbarism Of onesccaon- 81 ttis
eountTy.v Thus it is, that the South is ma
ligned BY tie foes. They manufacture ssnsa-
ton reports for political effect and with hese
point the arrows which they discharge At their
innocent victims.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

WILL do veil cali on rs. We have Improved and
w unimprovrd Frepert} IN al parts o. ne city End
TIE suburbs. Strangers wishing % invest viii hua
many bargains now offered,
MORsarrat, DupEee & Co
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1 Beautiful New Residence for Sale.

CTrUATED on Linden street east - Lauisrdsle.
The Hou,e s two and a half atlrIes high, sN large
roons servants rooms, stables, ere. The house is iut
finished. and is complete end c1mf0rt1bie. The 'ot
fronts 1875 feet By 80 feet deep. The house, with 62E
feet front. viii be sold separate 10 desired.
ALSO-73A ty f5O feet o. Fanrs, between Orleans
and G0slee streets.
-NOEsAERAr. DUPREE & CO.,
mri Ayers Buiidiug.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
q The Montgomery Confederation Of tn

Hon. Philip Clayton, late ~Assistant-Seere-
tary Of the Treasury, under the United States
Government, arrived in our Sty yesterday.
The position Of misunderstanding OF the
Treasury under our Government has been ten
dered to and accepted by hin. He will com
mence upon his duties at once.
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EFf60 344rtlsrHfa8.
GOOD FESHEVG.

NEGRO KAN, good Cook. Apply to james A
. Street s Co 5 Office, CT at Levett, Nourse s. Co g.
0 Main street mr2-3t
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GILLERI
Y. E Corner Union and Main Streets,
5mbrotypss Of all Sizes,
DFVT9T 30

~ 5ae most elegant and superb manner, Dor TIE accom-
nouatioH and comfort % al who may desire his profaz-
~. aetFieesi and from our personal acqusintEsce
y tu's s-ntlRman, and k~n0Eledge % his skill in the
.elencs 81 Dentistry, We can assure orr numerous
ilfnas and ae1uaiutauces generally, TIA he b IN every
way worthy Of their CONFIDENCE.
fe27-Bm wptuCr-r & 10
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Atn 30bertisemfnts.
Attachment by sarnlshmsnt

g. Attachment by Garnfahmauf
A.. G.. Edwards.
hts cause, c1mmenced BIZ atfachment on the ground
: o. hon-residence and saruishment, tho defendant 10
notinea that te same Is set FOR trial On the TTH A
OF APRIL, nci, before !. Horne. Jnsiica o. he Peace
Tor aheipy county Tennsfsre, when and where ne is re-
qmrsd = appsar aHd defend the suit, otherwise the
sume Wiz be ~proceeded with * psrts.
fe9T-wH II HORNE \
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

Thanking for the liberal patronage to home industry,
we nov guarantee eli cur work, and oder to sell every
article tn our line, wholesale and and rstsil5 lower
than ever. GENSBURGkR & Bro,
nr2-fw s24, Main street.
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Farms.

O00 ACRES on Hsrasnd5 plank roal, 40 acres
~ clsare}. good cweIliuE and 0uthouses aUoIt
ATTY acres grack 1ouem. Cheap. on time.
HONSARlAT. DUPRfE A GO,
mri Ayers Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

A FTssT RATE cook and house servant Also, Me-
II Er8 Boy, q Hrst-rats house servant and csrrisge
driver. M~ONsAREAT, uUPRGH g. Co
mrl Ayers BuildBE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02
House and Tea Years Lease.

A T The Intersection u Aiub1ma aua Krchan-e street,
Il Tor sale cheap.
E-ONsARRkT DUPzEE g. Co.,
mrl aver BuIIIus.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-11-13
Exciting News from New
 0rlaanS.

Gen. Price reported at .Nsosho--Gen. .McCulloch ia close proGimify yeceiU- mg large accessions .fnothsr fght in .MiSSouri-Federal Brig captured Fremont giUes the Administration great trouble Federal Neamer fired on by Comfederaies Contederate Court in session at Charleston-.AHack on Rom mey contirnsed-G Gen. &one crossed he Potonsac-- Oid .4be suspended the writ of habeas corpus-- Gen. .Nc Culloch ap- proaching ,&ockton acdh l2,000 troops Eleven .Nsn of War at the mouth of He .Nississippi-NsVs from Nor folk-Interestsng from Richmond - Foreign .NewS S-Fighting near Me Rio Grande-France, Eaglaad and Spain ordered large reinforcements to the Gu5f, etc.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-11-13

mountains re-aifirm retreat of Confederates from Romney. but deny any loss of our for ces. Federals appeared at Romney in large force, while Confederates had only abont six hundred. Confederates retired orderly to Winchester, where serious apprehensions ex-
 sted the federals would advance in numbers Rumors are afoat to-day locating federal in- vasion at different points, bnt nothing reia- bly, known. Also, rurnors OF important events have been brought here by gentlemen just from Warrenton, but little importance at tached Co his communications. One hundred and fifty sick, many quite i'll, arrived this afternoon. RICHMOND, Oct. 30.--Odicial intelligence received of arrival at Mobile of Spanish brig loaded with coffee and other valuablcs, having successfully run the blockade. She brings intelligence of the departure of Minis ters Slidell and Mason from Havana on the 22d, for Liverpool. No particular news of any interest from camp.
 FOREIGN NEWS. NAsHvILLE, Oct. 3i.-Steamer City of
 Baltimore touched at St. Johns oil the 25th. She brought Liverpool dates to tho 10th, Qneenstown, 17th.
 Proclamation was published on the 14th at Warsaw, dcclaring Poland in state of siege. Military enemies occupy the puslic square at Warsaw.
 Cotton factories in Spain closing on ac- count of lack of cotton.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-11-13
Dxs. ". NEcGOWN's SARSAP PARILLA

And Todid@ of Potash, DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE \ only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert It's components are extolled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the, world' as Fordyce, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure or Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Scrotuia, Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Head and Skln' Throat, Neck, Lungs Liver, Kidneys, spleen, Stomach, Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints Dropsy, Old Sores, Me Gowns Ointment to be applied,) Tumors, Pimples, Eruptlons, &c. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, $1 50. Small, $1 CO.,
 Dr. IT. McGOyynss Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. T. McGOwn's DogwOO1 and ErOm-A certain and permanent cure foI Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia &c., &c.
 Prepared and sold at No. 143 Main street Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas.
 Atlanta by Corn & Dobbins Grand Glaizt by H. Wheeler. april22-1y.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-11-13

Confederates concentrating at Springfield -Fremonts proclamation to terigidiy enforced in .Missowi-- Seigd and Lane witbm fuo days march of Price Particulars of the battie near .New Orleans = Departure of ConJederafe Ministers England and France parni- ang up for Me SoaAh-- Walser's req son for resigning Lord Rasseirs speech-- Potomac blockaded, Sc.