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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

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Iio4o NAA De- composition Ee-Iirl t4ALl-
lutlre aclvs remedial prucipie lf e& u
nc-l--hy sztrl1ct y nv rev uetll e dstlErs-
pr1--cnE s. ee-ri11s, eEhl7rGt1E aFr s4 ne Es
End restoring us slk, slIc-irs and lel-tzre1 invalid
90 sealth SAD strsusrh.
EeLsan's stress aaairs Cereial wiz s---1ly cure
Lysr eenrl2uts cy-s1t Han- ae-7l11
debility, diseases o lie kul1gya U- 90 Gstzea rsg
from a t~l-oricrsl liver OF sn--lL- 1rl-- 1s
tuTn. inward piles, a-ltity 1r stones q Hs s11lca
f1Inezs o. Blood % Inc head. dan pain up rs---Ire
te hea1. rs1r.lz-1 ~ tlr heard. fuuea Ct ur ID
the stomach. es-r e-l-.atous. cllEg ur s-l55s-nz
lan and sys, luELl swcs-=. lr1el -ve- r b az
SASH % the 1--Fl chest s-d7. --e1 dusles cf lsa-
cn-T- or any Eerrg1= DISEASE e-7 81 f % as
ssiai ana fever end --le5 Coz Gs zll u7erI
over q wI.-- ~ b.Hrs Rave lae il lea
1Z months ara -n ~ -nie
tr satisfaction. VIC, 1sn- vii ul- -c- Fess
o-1s5IiT whoa EsLeza's scras-hs1lE c1-.E va
cz-s you2
lE-s and -im0st mi-sc1-1s 1. fE
t-is cordial DO The tfsssa -rei
s-rlus s-sz1iEat0l is restored 90 lu pl-zs hstah z-d
Harusd raszus. o. ostsrs cs,sef-r -szafr @
wEzrever -z-s7, win lat GeLe-l's5 st
a3sr11a rezsHer--5- 90 te system E T -g
.age -zr-7-fes EA
TO TIE LADIES
hcLe-u's srsuElealss Cur-l-- e s. s-seE- go
NHI|a A@" ~"
or diEcIt U-us-ululu. l1 l-les 81 Cr1r or 1
U-tlry dis-llrEss mer=1f- Arlf che ru- li-
ness, falul-r. ara Oh diseases lH.lsu t1 le-sied-
Illre la no mls-aEe ablu- lsEs- r ~ Take
e sc-urL-- o. I-=aLa-. ItEII Et-lrs-1. l-sr-L-u
ED i-7IaH-a-z gau- I-t csrsa the bloom 1t aaa-- e
E1--t you- c1es< ugzir. Every bottle is warranted
give s1uslacL11.
Fer Children
70 Tcr C-Iiiru Ere Eirlr. rdry- g- f. Erraua
CORDIAL VIII maEs them he1--y, 11 a11 rlr-=t. DssT
at a moaea- ty n and Jon wiz be Ga7l-sL .
csIcioEs ts take.
Caution Beware o. d-u-risg or dealers vie ny
Try 70 palm upCu yuu SONS bitter, or sarsar1fl rlsh-
which hey can 51g cheap tF saying 60 "a 1 o. Els
Avoid such men. Ask fer EcLell's le1 CCr
1al, and take nJthinE else lei tba a-Ir rszz
vii purity the blood thoroughly and az the sans tin
strengthen The system.
one Tablespoonful taken every u-r1.ur fsst.r-.
-71z1n preventive f0T cholera, chlll AID fever. vaHeu
fever, CT any prevalent disease. It IS plt Cd u 49,
2Gles. Price eriT 81 per hotfie, or cz b1tlar f~
J. f. AcLEAh, sole Proprietor % tlE Cart-si. Ahe
AeLa-n's Eoie1nicC lLiulmeut- PRINCIPAL ls1reZ as
corner Of Third ana Pine Streets, s. Leuls. A..
Pr sale 10 Memphis BY A. g. MAEsFTELD & CO..
also b G. ". q co. ant WARD g McrLEI-
LAND. HL-Ha-r-Ha
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GsRRDEsBSS.
fort PicEeFing, Near MemPbl5-

oas-uirsouth from C5Ufe-S-@
WE have a large lst % FRUIT T8REs OF ur
w Era1fh.
Peaca trees, strong sni Tisorous, Of the hlsri va
rieies-
Apple trees, OF the best Kind, Tor ts SCUM.
Pear rees-A large lot OF dwarf and Standard Ia.
trcss.
Also Cherry Plum. Apricot, Escarine-, etc
a splendid assortment Or large aid handsome Err-
greens, Roses and Green hose plants
Anything In IRE nursery line always on hand.
Plaais guaranteed 20 order a1d delivered 20 anr rarf
otsAe ely free Of charge. O-iers from The c11lly %
uciied.
Persons In fhe country wishing gardens made 10 a-
der VIII Be- -8oc1mmodlted on rsls9lzhls terns. We
employ a1ue but The best w1t Emen.
orders through the past-ulc5 70 nc Val receive
pr1upt a~tteuii07.
mer has Edd3d largely In the newest Roses, Jarcrfaas.
Dahhas, macyulhs, Tullrs, etc. etc Also i1 rst
Trees Of ne choicest kinds all o. Uhlch be Wul Sell
TIE loaestprIcGs Cor cash.
dsl-.all LEraui-ar CYL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

CIscmNATT ENQUIRER In cur adver-
81 The terms Of this well-known newspaper.
The frequent extracts from its columns that
have appeared in the APPEAL render any mere
verbal comnendation unnecessary. The Gin.
eiHna.i Enquirer has been a consistent advo-
cate CT the rights OF the States, and at the
present crisis it contends for ample justice be-
ing rendered to the South.
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nR. J. b. WASSON. Dentlst,

IN - d ASoON DDAA414g
TTAVING located permanently IN the RTT
III city Of Memphis, respectfully solicitsA
the patronsze o. all who may desire h~islfF%&e
professional services Ii any Of is vdrio1s I
branchss. and warrants ssiisf1cdon 70 al who nay favor
him win their confidence. AL 1~perations perfduned
ia the n1osf approved and sElful manner. Teen in
serted. from enc 10 IN entIre SCI, on 1uiicn OF aiu5s-
phcric pressure Sers5y dispensing with the use o.
ollsrs Or bands aitached 70 the ual1rai teetf- Fine Sd
viii be used. Or sthehkiuda Of aItitcial base u desited
special e~tfenii0r EiFeasDthe Eeating Of an 1ise 81 n
themguth eEd gnuss s-d The saving ef nafnrgi
= u wtleh are being leFEss 9
p AlEzi md l~ueic11. 81 nc, IL -
A4t1e aiirf local Ennest ~ rre.r1 severe
8r1 9ucs dtland.
". D. Beard. staras'
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Cincinnati Markets By Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, January ls.-Fiour closed dull at $40
WHISKY is selling at l5Ho. Lard closed At sKG6loc.
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AsfhmR--Asthma,

ST. LoUIs. October -, 1850.
KEssRs. JOSEPH BuRNErr = Co.-Grntienen I
have been tro1bled vita the Asthms for six years. At
times SO severely have suffered that ! d~espsirod Of
ever being really benefited.
It is nov nearly two years since I was induced to try
e bottle OF JONAS WHITCOsIB's EE5rEDV-I found i'm
mediate relief, and since that time have taken it oocs-
sionaUy. Ithas proved efectull in every attack.
Your remedy 1 consider invaluable. and believe it TO
be the best medieire in use for eases OF Asthma.
Very truly yo1ys, p. ARK
70 For sale by an druggists. u0v4-2m
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ECLEAN's STRENGTHENING JoRDIAL.-This
remedy has been before the public only a short tims, 5oi
1t as proved 20 be en- Invaluable remedy 70 purity the
slooi and strengthen the system every one who uses fl
recommends It 70 sthers, until it has become the stand
ard remedy with every family in The United States We
say to every reader, ty tilt IS a delightful aromatic
See s7verfi=emerf in a1r+her column. ials-isqfvs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

HoUsE-Ths business in the House to-day is uuin-
portant. The army bill, the bin fcr the payment Of the
California var debt, The bill for suppressinE Indian
hostiliues were passsd.
S~EYATE-sumner's resGRtien vas adopted, ssking
Tie President for all corfeEpsndsncs between the State
department and any foreign minister, relating to foreign
vessels at Charleston.
The RedRivsr ran bin was rsis the special order
FOR Thursday.
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PISTOLS,
j. -GRIEsRABER & BRO.
Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers,

A Re now prepared TO execute srdersRAEZczn
II in their line IN the most perfectk ESSSZA
manner, Bnd 81 the shortest notice. e[&4
Having furniture cars Of their own, S99I
they will receive orders for moving taking down and
settias Up Pianos and Furniture 0; ali kinds, on the
most reasonable terms.
They will also give attention 10 laying Carpets, i
ishing and varnishing Furniture, hanging Curtains and
Shades, and to the execution Of Upholstery in all its va
r~istles.
Orders tolieitsd Al the store Of IngFahAm & Lees,
Main street, or 1877 Main street. at the desk Of W. B.
Ailer h CO. jal5-sm
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N.v York Market by TeIeprnph.

NEW YoRK, January Is.-oOton closed with an sd-
vancing tendency, having advanced Ne sales Of 400
bales at IKE. Fiour-the market closed nrm, with
sales Of 1850 brIs at s52o95.25. Pork closed nrm, with
sales al s17.75. Sugar is selling at 5k9se for Cuba,
aud 5KasAo for orleans.
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New Orleans Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, January l9.-eotton-Tte market
closed With sales to-day Of $500 bales atlOK@like for
New Orleans niddlinss. shs Sugar market closed dull
at 4K95c. FrsiEhts on cotton to Havre, l 5-i6.
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London Money Market By Telegraph
LosDoS, January 5.-0onsols for account closed st
% 1851
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COMMON Law Court.

Voo1hfss. Tsstsn- & Go. vs.. 3. s. Worries. Non-resi-
dent attachment for dehtl 500, dte BY note.
rN mia csgss il appeared 10 the law SIDE Of the Com
1 u 5r Law =nd Glancery Court o. the city o. Memphis,
Al is October term, 1850. that DEFENDANT, 3, f-Ecor-
bees. was q non-resideat Of tle 5tsta o. Iai1nsssee, So
=. Hereford. 5rdered BY the cou,t theE publlcauun be
made for sour successive weeks Glths Memphis Daily
Appeal. requiring said defenders 70 appeal dlrirs t
a-4r tins d.es OF ths next FaH1arg term Of tn7s cur,
sernslcing On ne secuud 5loudsy lr Fetrrlrf, 1885,
sd osasd. demur. or Ia some banner defend sala cause,
a. tsrnent by deiEat win bstatefe1 1eslust hiut
fHts H@a11s 3 WGaUL. CLERKS
EFzze4 psl
Z oAyr9S faer 10 L1t18
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+ e Calls upon persons to become sandi-
dates are charged at The rate CT ten cents per
line
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R~EcoHDER's CoURr.-The recorder had
twsnty-six "caseso before him yesterday. He
collected sils and sent eight persons to the
chain gang. Frank Music aud j. R. Murphy,
for having weapons bid about thsm, were fined
$40 each. A heavy price for a small pleas
ure. NJ. Church, for making a disturbances In
a clearinghouse, wsshned $40. Jerry Dillon,
for leaving lis team on tbs sidewalk, was
fined $40. VIM. Jericho was faed $40 for
firing within the corporation limits. Edward
Barry, for entertaining slaves, had to pay so.
Joha Muck and ]. R. Murphy, for reckless
driviRg-callcd in some places running a
muak-were hned $40 each. III treating
wives, drunkenness, driving on sidewalks, etc,
made up the remaining cases. Ten dollar
haos were in plenty, the recorder being nath-
smatieslly inclined got into deeimals.
RobBED.-Mr. H. A. waddsll arrived in
Memphis on Friday night, and came up The
landing from the boat arm in arm with a
stranger whose acquaintance he had made on
the boat. On reaching Towards row the
stranger plucked from his side pocket bis silver
watch, which was a valuable railroad time
keeper. He stepped into a bar somewhere to
drink and put down a gun be had lately given
sixty dollars for, and In some unexplained
manner, the gun was stolen also.
IMPRovEMEErs.-The street commissioners
has been doing good work in the city this
week, under the able superintendent Of Cap
tam Thomas ; wooden crossings have been
placed at the intersection Of Washington and
Front row, Desoto and Union, and DesOto
and Ponto,os. A stone gutter sf unusual
wid'h is in the course Of construction at the
foot Of Union street.
A Mosr s~EAsoNABLE AND AooEPrABtE
PREsEsr.-our friend cockrell, OF the Gay
oso, who is always fully up to the times in ca
tsring to his guests and never unmindfuI Of his
friends, has sent US a nice fresh shsd, taken
from the waters of the Savannah. It Ia the
fret OF the season in this market, and has a
m~osttempting appearance. Who does not envy
the bOarders at the GayOsO2
Ca Public attention is invited to the ad-
vertisement Of Messrs. Graham a. Ward,
Wholesale and retail dealers in stoves, CRATES,
tin ware, hOuse-furnishing goods, etc. Their
house is at No. 70, cSrner Of Front row and
Adams street, where they are always prspsr-
ed to wait on their friends and customers.
Give them a call and examine their goods.
~ n- 81 -
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HOMEOPATHIC DRUG STORE.
NO. 50 MONROE STREET,
Two doors from Second street.
oc23-dawIy BE. A.. ". WRIGHT.

DEs. Z. w. Gabbert ana &. W.
Morrow
TOGETHER give special alteutionto all FERNS Of ehron
icd isoasss, but mare particularly to diseases Of Lung,
Eye and womb. They also remove Cancers, Tumors
etc, vita or without the knifs, and perform al surgics
operations Ia the most approved and seienaGc manner.
They viii beard patients from the country, 50 That they
can have the best a-ttcztion.
once in LengE's Building, Uaion street, sec5ud doe
fram Main. mr24-daFiy
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CoTToN STATIsrIcs.-Ihe receipts Of co ton
st this port last week we're 21,6s6 bales. The
shipments % New Orleans goo; Ohio riyer
cot q AafBStto Lly ,6Z7 bales
Total receipts foe stss6n 250,09l, against
256,8T6 bales received up to the same time
last year, an increase Of 3,2I5 bales.
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NEW YORK January 1s.-The British sad North
American royal mail steamship Asis, eRpt. Il g.. Lott,
arrived at this port to-day from LiverA9i, vie o1ssns-
town. with dates 70 the 5h inst Hes sdvioes have
beea partially anticipated by previous arrivals. She
brings the latest Intelligence received By telegraph to
Queenstown.
It was reported At Lons-s nat DE British government
hal sent a strong nots to France axten.ion
Of French occupation in Syria -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

FACT WORTH KN0wTNG.-Spaldlng's Ce-
phaIIe Pills sre a certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and General
Debility,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

Venus rises I'm rdInutes q 2HlahH2h hbu41aE |,
shs is in Sagittarius. Wednesday-one Of our
Memphis almanscs informs us "another storm
may be expected p if it should prove as bad
as the first storm referred to, we eharitably
suppose that Of Monday and Tuesday last, the
believers in almanac prophesies will look out
for more lost bridges and washed away rail-
road tracks. FridaY-in the church this is
The feast Of the corporation Of S. Paul. Sat
urday-full moon, the moon in Leo Jupiter
is 10 the zane sign and can readily be found,
being the brightest star in the neighborhood Of
The moon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20
GRANT OIL WORKS,
NAVY EARD,
AEcznPEds, Tonnessees
Manufacture and keep fer sale Crude and Refined Cot
ton Seed ons oil CAKE and Oil CAKE Neal.
Southern Stork Feed.

HOrT0N seed. on Neal and Csks are the cheapest
and most u~utrcious food for all kinds Of stak--pro-
euces more MILK and BUTTER. and a richer and more
delicate favor than any ethar-kept AZ az time s On
kand in quantities 70 suit purchasers stthe Works.
-..lIIM
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Canital Prize S1OO O0O.
R0a. R998f.

A vEaY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. con -
II tanning I've ro1ms and rervsnl' rc0u, 9H1
sable. and al outhcuses r~eceszrr, With ten HI
acres Of ground, all under good fence, wiihLGsA
good fruit trees on IT, Tas placa Is oct near the
Fair Gr0unis. Rent 500
Application may Be made 20 VIZ !. SMITH. at J. e.
Msrrimau-s, or % Mrs. CASE, On The ground. las-7r
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xxxvF Congress---seoond Session

WLsHINoToE, January Is-HoUsE-In the House
yesterday, BEtler's amendment TO the army bill, FTo-
vidipg that no foros shall be employed aEainst the Sc
eeditg States. was rejected, and the original bin va,
subsequently passed.
sTsATE-he Senate, in executive session, yeitsr-
day, confirmed the nomination Of Hon. Joseph Holt az
secretary of war. b. a vote Of 80 sEainst -.
Hon. J J. Crittenden, il discussing the nomination,
said "ihs Union must be preserved, either p~eaesfuliy or
'orc5blf. Kentucky viii not consent 70 be . border State
OF . southern confedsrAey. Force used against lavless
citizens o. a government is not oeercioa." His re-
marks caused great sensation among Senators.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

STREET PAvING-An ordinance is pre-
parin-, and is likely to pass council at an
early day, providing that property holders
shall pave the bait OF the street in front OF
their property. The intersections are to be
paved by the city. This is an arrangement
that a large number Of property holders them
selves propose. We expect to see a consider
able amount Of good, solid paving commenced
a. soon as the spring opens.
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Z
UNION CHEMICfI PAINT
An Artificial Marble.
NAEUFACTUEED5ASD OLD BIZ THE
PAINT CoMPANY,

IN Grant Oh Werks Building, Navy Yard Memphis
Tennessee.
t-Net Cash. For kegs 12H Ibs., Is fhs. 8 q
~ IS per hundred. Iuaeribla Oil al per
wholesale deales
oase I5 ). Zones s. CJ and retail
Wee5laL Aq-E-afein ST. nE-fea ietturH 1o
,. J. EF8W MAN, Agent.
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DRU4 STORE FOR SAFE

THE subscriber, being raable 10 give the business his
l. personal attention, will sell his DRUG STORE. at
the c0rHer OF Poplar and second streets, with an the
appertenancRs and fixtures thereto belonging; also q
lease on said corner buildlng, for a term OF feur years,
II desired. The Stoke Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS,
Bystuhs, etc, are all entirely new and fresh. and con-
pose every article usually kept IN a first class dug
store. For further Information apply at Ms. IS, Jefer-
son street. Uas-dimws1 x VOLLIFTINE.
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~ Read the acTertianent headed
Chimneys" in this mornings paper.
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W0RsHAM HOUSE,
gLMBlUT & COX, FROPRIETORS.

: T'HE undersigned, having leased The Worsham House
4 for a a term % years, respectfully solicit = share OK
pabic patronage. A long experience in the hotel bssi-
ness, justass them in saying that they viii endeaYor
to the utmost, to please the travelling public, aud %
The make Warszami what it mas always been, the
home II the traveller.
G.. v. RAMBAUT,
faT-TmHrw Wam- n roy
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Aessrs. Richardson, Spence & Co.'s circular says +:
Breadstufs closed stssdy.
Hsssrs. wakeasli, Nash 5 Co.'s clseulsr quotes pro-
visions as closing 5uu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

Red Glover. Kentucky Blue Grass. Ilmoa7
white Clover. Herds Grass, etc. etc.
In store and fr sale bv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

"s05u as TIA eve. shades prevail,
The mooa fakes up The Woudr0us tales
And nightly o. the listening earth,
REPEATS the story % her birth
Whilst all the stars thrt round Der burn,
AnI all the planets in their turn,
Confirm the tidin1s a. thev roll,
Aud spreaithe tru'h from pole 90 pole,
Forever singing as they thiue,
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Y'0ug 4raEm:s

rs g. 8 n
srKEET.
4rrues Raj.
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Barstow,s MetalIIc Barial Casket.

T-FEP CONSTANTLY OF hand all sizes Or FISK a
n ORANE's GASES. Also, WOOD ooFFINS, Of
every description.
Al reasonanla Discount. del2-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

Tae list Of ancalled fer letters in the Mem
phis post Office viii be found on The fourth page
Of this mornings paper. !, viii regularly aP-
pear in every Saturday and Sunday mornings
edition Of the AFPEAL.
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~LIvERPooL, January 5.-The sales Of cotton to-day
arc estimated at 5000 bales, Of which amount 1000 bales
went to spectators and exporters. The market generally
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON

Jefferson City, Sept. 28.--Gen. PRICE,. :,
iicial report of the battle of Lexino,nn ~. ".
been received. The following is the closina
paragraph; "Our entire loss n the ser;ss y
engagements amounts to rs killed and 70 70
wounded. The enemy's loss was mnch
greater. The visible fruits Of this almo.,
bloodless victory are great--about q 500
prisoners, among whom are Colonels Multi.
gan, Marshall. Reding, White and Grsyer
MAJOR Van Horne, and one hundred and
e,gnteen other commissioned officers Eve
pieces q artillery and two mortars; three
'housand stand Of infantry arms; a large
NUMBER oil saddles; about seven hundred
anu n'teen horses; many cavalry equip
n ".a's 90 anu teams, amounting to more than
eiuu,uoo worth; besides commissary stores
ana large amount Of other property. Ia
addition to all this. we obtained the restora. .
ton OF the great seal Of the State and the
public records which were stolen from The
proper custody; and about nine hundred
thousand dollars in money which the hank
Of this place Qexingtonj had been rohhed
OF. and which | caused to be returned =
Federal officers from Lexington saw IN, !,
few men Of the Jackson Legislature had
assembled in that town and passed an ordi-
nance Of secession. They were discussing
an act confiscating the property Of persons
opposed to the Southern Coniederacy.