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DENTISTRY.


sEgzE@~ ARTIFICIAL TEETEI-The bsxt,
cheapest and most replse Dental Establish
Ty%SaSSa ment in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDTEpS,.
>A1l ~ 1874 Canal street.
His facilities npuang Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
by Practical Dans in the Southern States defyng cope
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure
they rely upon the experience skill integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surpasng beauty which
be detected the productions Of nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for aicao and arcuIs
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK
tracing Teeth without pain up5rseding anything
tanned by the profession astonishing ali
All Operations Dentistry performed with skill anE
for cheapness and utility are unsurpassed by others unk
fully applied Teeth remodeled and fl guaranteed
crate charges AT the following prices written guarantee &C.
conpanyng each SET If desired and represented
after months trial, their money will returned.
Full Sterling Silver base. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25 90
Full sets finest finish bound
Full vucanzed Rubber equal 70 gold fr0r 50
Full ses on u carat gold base, beautiful 50 50
Full % gold base, 1875 90
The perfect gems that tan be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially Invited
and examine before engaging elsewhere
DR.. FIEi,DIFG Dental Surgeon,
nS1y l9s Canal street.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city OF New Oreans,}
Be remembered that this 18th day of December 1850
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gsard President
and Schneider Secretary of tho Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans, who being duly according
law depose say that the above Just and
true transcript from the books of said Company
o. GAILLARD, President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed me- this day, December 49,
1860. ARTHUR SAUC1ER,
Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
1.-THE Board rustee have resolved to pay six per cent In
the outstanding Certificates OF Profits for the
1851 1858 and 1889 and after the second MONDAY in Feb
ruary next
-TEUsTEEs-
Geo. W. West, r. P. Hunt,
jas. A. White, h. MusBon,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon IT,
p. Jamison, Numa Augustin,
Ar. Miltenberger, Gesare Olivier
J. Lelsy, A. Bohn
Omer 0alllArd.
Company connueo insure against the pers Of the
rivers loss damage by FIRE. al the ourrentstes
premiums.
na- Office, No. Osrondeletstreet. dl7 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

Sheriff Of the Pnrish Of Orleans.
LA VILE DE LA NOU-
SIXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT NELLE-ORLEANS VS.. la
de la Nouvele- Orleans, SUCCESSION DE VIM.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct ycnte n
~ moi Hdesst par Honorable SiHieme Cour de District
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans aare ci suS procelera lie
VENDREDI q de jun 1861 midi Hotel de In Cite de
In Commune les du Camp des NHgasins Ia
pubqne adjudication de propte don't suit Ia descrp
ton SAVIOR
UN TERRAIN dams Premier District de WILLIE
dams tt borne par les Erato Clio DryHde des Rem
70 pedS de face la DryRdea 10 pleds
de prOondeUr.
Saisie dams afAre ci-deSsus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'adudcAtion.
f. T. PARKER,
nv Shkrlfde In ParnSSe l't(rehnS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

stztzxE Corr. De DISTRICT RICHARD. MURPHY Is.
lei" N@"'elso'5"n'' M ~ AL L. MILLER
TN yERTU dom writ sde Teri fscIas, a
lie Ia NonyeIe Orleans dams aIae edess je pr4ctdera
le SAMEDI dc JUN 1861 1o5 eurc A. NJ, sur les lieux
cjlpres designs. Ia pnbliQue adjudication de-
Tous les MEL Bl.ES EFT EFFET% cou;eHs dlus la mason
OCgupee lie dGender VIM. h. Nil -tule Iange dts
Haitieme Chestnut dams lie QunIi"me District de
vile, siVHnt nTentRe ddposG bureau pour
Sti~is dams l'tii.ire ci.dusaus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladjndication.
E. T. PARKER,
ry27 je4 s Sheriff de Ia ParoiSse d Orl5an9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

s'E7n nls7RIcT c0cET)CITYY a, NEW, 0RLEANS vs.
Of New Orleans ESTATE Q? r. % S5I3 SHIELDS.
Ply VIRTUE of a, writ of seizure and sale
- to directed by the honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans, in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, 2ls day of June
1861 u O'clock NJ, the following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
tTC OF this city in the bounded
and Rampant and having Dryades
street, by 40 feet in depth.
Seized in the
TLRMS-Caeh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

DEwOVAE.-F NEwHALL HAS REMOVED FROM
Ii No CO Canal street of Old Levee. 10 No Il Camp
street under the City Hotel. myb i'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

M, RAUFE. GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR
y a WARDING MERCHANT, Nos 81 Fulton and 50 Front
street.
Prompt given forwardngf! tghs and to the pur
chase snGss to OF ell kinds Of Produce. jazz ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

The Trustees declared Twelfth SemtAAnual Dividend
at the SIX PER CENT per in accordance with
the Bylaws for the six months previous LIST inst
The dividend due each depostor will be paid in Cash. or
placed his or her credit deposit LIST Of May
10 preferred. - ,.
~ rlosss, May g. 1851 mylcAs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06
THE PEOPLES EACE
@es& 48SSSESA1xA COURSE
SszSSz zSSSSzS-<SsaasS NO MoNOPOLYl
naA BEERsE8ERA SPRINGS s4s$ss:f
H::i GRUMPY COUNTY, TENN. 444bs1s

This watering place will be opened for visitors about the
9th lust.
The premises put in thorough repair and among
other additions is n ming room for Children - rr,, ~
UKIII of great experience this line OF business 10 whom
letters may be addressed ut the Springs.
Stages will leave Tracy City daily Tor the Springs on arrival
the and can be procured at McMnVe by
those who prefer that route. myl4 I'M
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LEGAL NOTICES,

of New Orleans. No 96U4
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ and to all oGr herein interested to
show cause within days from the present notification, any
they have why the account presented by the Admins
this should be hnnOgated and approved
the funds distributed i'll accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court . ~ :,
f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

tT1.#s-
: drr<ip1lcd respectfully matm the public that they AH%
L Lee pepmrcd open ilpet, uudeT The nu- t-t
perrrtcnInuce of B. b. iotciIk>s ON the lJrh Inst.
The public that pains viii be spared 10
make ihi, Hotel 49, attractive rs Any on the coast
he bathing and fishing is Unsurpassed.
The bar viii be under the ,1pvnteudancc Of the known
j. Walters
Al persons de irous Of securing rooms can ad4!e- A'r-
SCHNIDT &XEIGIER Mob Na Lcvce street, Nc" O!l"dLs
or b. IiOTtIlKI$S, Ocean Spr;nge, Mr., r.,,,-r
SCHMIDT 4 XEIGLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

Personally appeared me- Arthur Saucer Justice of the
Pence for the Parish of Orleans, G. CuRRIE DUNCAN
Treasurer of the Orleans Savings Institution who being
duly sworn deposes that the above statement Is true and
rect transcript from the books of said Institution.
G. CURRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before this day, May 1861.
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

7,
This very remarkable spring situated the Abta river,
Parish of ST Tannnny miles and half
ington large volume OF water rises from the earth with
strong current temperature found be 60 degrees
It Is quite unlike known in the neghborhood.
From chemical composition the large Of
SILICA contains led to it has its
deem in the in tnct natural 'artesHn well
J. L. 4 W P. RInnEth,
Professors Louisiana University.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

DEry1EMr C0UR DE DIsTRlCr SUCCESSION DE JOHN
dc la Nouvelle- Orleans. 5 BAfLEY-No 1929.
A Wis est par lie present doHne aux cream
IA dite personues que
peu davoir ddure, dix ous daer de
publication les riSOnS lequplcS lie
rEXeCEIeur Tcstamcntare du Gtlunt
raft point nprouvG homoogua, les onds
pnrtis commencement dit compile.
Par Ordre de Ia Cour. -
rny2S irl i F. MICH0T nGpntG Grchier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

DEyxESE CogT De Pc osG r W.
Wis est par lie present donne aux erean-
de iOuteS
peut davor tdurc dix Ours dater de
prtsene publication les rasons leQuees lie compile
de Ia die scrait point
approuvt homooEut les iouus ns rspartis
formGmen all dit compile.
Par ordre de la COUr. ~
my2S lei G F. MICFOT, Dtputt Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

A FIRsT-RAIE OPPORTUNITY TO rUR, IIASE AN
crCau Brick R"!elr il: he Garden Distinct, opposite to
the beaulitu place Of II. BurM>trs.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06

Iu 100 the water weighing IOO % gramInes,
there are n OR Of dissolved matters, made of tho
following Ingredients enumerated in the oder OF their relative
oL,, rJu,1Iutl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

OF T..o we have received several letters enter
ir- serious complaint against postal irregUaTijy
4 gentleman visited our office yesterday and
stated that he had not received bis paper for mp
wards of ianr or 81. weeks, which paper $50
positively know has been mailed 20 him every
weak-
We YESTERDAY iutorroratel AlT Henry Hardy,
.-ie route agent on the Nicto-ia) relative 70 thg
nyer mail route. lie informed us that no.
uulIe1ueuty there is 10 ono 70 receive the mails
aJ several OF the mail landings on the river Ills
statements were ,auolo-a.11 hv other oH!cn-
on thc Victoria.
lie and ole oi the Off r-s OF this steamer
informed u- that there has been no one as Egg
Point 20 receive the mail ial nearly or gu.,.
I three weeks
/ We entered 3Ir Uar5v's Office on the Y.cta.
/ IA. where he showed MS packages Of p8n.-.
J from Memphis, directed 90 Imie9 post ollie,
which had moi been put on because There was
no one aJ that poinr1 10 receive the mail.
Ga the downward trip q. the Victoria thru
4 was no one at Lake Providence TO receive 81.
/ Memphis maii Or r-r "u boar. ,be mail from
( th4. point
Mr. Hardy further informs MS chat Le has rr
! ceived mail bags from The steamer AigaTs, WIN.
/ upward bound, whea hundreds of miles ab0y,
{ the point where a.,y slUu.d have been put OF
! This may have occurred from the Leedlessnr-s
/ OF the mail agent oa the Aiears, or from the ali
I sence OF proper parties 90 receive the Uail bag
az the point OF their destination. ~ either ia
/ stance this recklassness and jerelct0n Of dut,
should be speedily Terminated by the proper GU
{ th0rtes
The foregoing, from the Eicksburg Sun @
Tuesday, explains, TO some extent the nou-re
lsipt Of papers Of whicla- lcar SO much com
: pisiut Let the lauit wherever ), lies, be OBJ
] waited OF once
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
Charges.
GcneraI EEeEIIlnfinns.


D. 30 pupil Wiz be rerai,su for shorter period than
session. Pupils entering after fLs commencement OF
session. VIII ue charged only lag fHa residue 0t tl-
session. No deduction viii ae made iR cass of with
d-awa. before tHescO-- u. .s session .g or absence
unless og. ssoued bv sickness.
- With tue view 90 prevent eEtrava-auce. and pro
mole LaIt1 OF ecoEoT 'ae following uniform has been
selected WIN. sr Uniform consist Of -iae-coloret
BLACK ST. apron and .-gtou hs-, trimmed vith straw
cg49rsd Ribbon -ar s-llllar- end scarlet winter
summer uniform f1 consist u. dress of blue E.UEtau
uuslu or calico. .-s-. enor,r be- made with long
NhEe collars p.ar> s..a apron Lsel pTFt tu De pro
gdrl w5'h dresses The winter four dresses
o. tie summer uniform
g. B0ar5ers uust De provided with SIX changes Of
clothing suitable The -og. with . Necessary ar-
o.. es tag t-e toilet, and --L sis table napkins.
from distance requested -a uaue come person il
near Memphis 90 whom application may be made.
when necessary. favor of The pupil the Institution.
The llsr ltgu VIII DO. incur tL- expense OF for
u--lutl pupil wi'h pocket money or articles OF cloth
llg- nor shall rl- pupils De allowed 20 keep money 10
spend sr FG-ir discretion. Such moneys must be de-
posted with ra- SHVerar ut the Institute
h prevent -- of time aud inf eruption Of the
er,-H- of rla >cE.J, visitors VIII be received CulF
Sa-rIiav- from -- b. O'Clock and from o. r. BE-
lural- viii Joe received on auH day except sunday.
O. l. c. -ha.sC-Ur- rs object SO
afford -luJ- ona a4sa ages -rres p-Cr.ycy OF rtgl
0us cIeeI-. influence beyond shat object viii be- exc
-r- I'd. Discipline and order only yi require attend
I aHee an divine service ua >auta.-
s. P.rau and friends vii the pupils n exhibition
week. 20 other times. viii ud 9mIl0dafi0n 10 the
rtg uaI -CurluHi tle Institute Us -G- prepared
. HH.sl enter 1uirE..
| @. Letters go DC addressed 20 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ST. A -u-- Female Academy.
aa42n Memphis Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

Federal camp in Western Virginia, with the fol-
lowing oppressive head:
Fran ils Ka1g5-Lg-Rad r0gda atga ofHr irug-
IN. T7.. rlfrgr-ga, fasrru.aE- it-fF condition
ofEs s.rE-I s:aE,uiav s,s.Ilrc iadfsa.
,.,.r, t,,.,-,,,,, g.s..fa~- l-sl
In my ias. f'" "t.r -a.'.I.',' 'I "H 'A!' .'.
battle bt'"etA "tt igiCr'' "HNcI eGAllAaAu ''
Zen l'o,vAS-AN-' 7AI '"''' v' S"' lCogts' ULu,'
t'rn. Lee. he-eA'ltN1 l''.l'l,3 WIN A.' l'i's7'
some .u"" strong to"ai' camp LOOKOUT "A'-e
ms a.FaheV,t gun" u'y'e '' IN. '-'t,ny .yAg.'-
lie afterwards ioHoWeI up as iaI rs seven Ni'H.-
TAM T." m-es rom NHeIe Zen. Lee ana ll-S
entire ioIce--i7-JJo Esl'--'i'oAS's y s-'l.IvAe"
ana iorLueo-
Ho.L lAe armies I"ata see '--1 ''Is. '-.-N-I
nom Iia.. tdlit4tE EiolL"'. i.'s p''i H'"o'
lHenaclng tatL o'hti lot several oa1S- "Heu
hnaiE' nri.. h'-ei'.ii.1 .'.''S ,o que ','tgga
conclusion 'iL'' -' ., p u'' .t .',1 IN l -
on ef Ntu'E' ii'.t.oi-' -1T H. '.7",'' zen @
beuuam s.. "L.gl consisted oH'r "l iAe i'ih
regiment. Na.,l bt.N,' comm -l"'i'-' "'', %
iai,a 'a., '"g ~" 't'h- ' >..' ',''Ao.,' ,,.
l.'' ia. '"." u. Ntsl... -'.1 '', ~ ''' i'.i.
were .-E'"-t h'i.'A'' "H,- '."..s" ""-N.
Ls''I .D my i-I' 81" "'''' "''.' ''='' '' ..'.''
I"i q Nz-i IMAM .H'N were
This Agh. viii not be easily forgotten b~
&am; indeed, i WAS ono Of che most foolish
movements ttn RoSnCrfUE ever dlI ~uge ms
advent into Western Virginia and. b. ! mistake
not. il was all caused by the inactivity and
bUuderinE of Gen Cox and Jew others O. lur
same i.k. They represented Things in a manner
that la3 Cen. Rusanc-anz 20 believe ,.mt
victory would hc easily achieved. When ow
army came within ton miles OF Camp Srwal'.
'he roads were almost impossible, so much F."
shat some 60. tI. Wagons and amhuan'-S Wrt"
iTa.--u 'a atoms. To 50 cosmopolitan journalist
l3ia mguaanG attitude OF both armies Wou.a,
indeed, Do, st"il'4. S'-H.. !"5Ig s.'oH '..'
s'-'l-5''t d -',- ..- l----'7 ~. /" - 80
.''..' "'.-. o-' -. D' .,''
a.''''-0 ''''.'' '-i' "- '.'- '' "'''' 0''-i
hg..' r..,.-t -....-,,.
d. ".-' % '.' W -' . ~ n. y,
~ oH ~ III t----.. -, o,-.,
'h"' y'"'@ i.5slo'y ~ 'yP--I a., 'tt % = -U
"eH",. .i'S' .1s men rev l'.>,''-.',. -l-- '-"
SUI -'' 'l-l' ,,- t1 '',. .i'5 -,l .''.o
Ii he5o'' nc a,'I.s@' IlAI ns -Dyi>5l ,5 il.5',-
''a.--l - 'H. '.4-' - - 49, d. S-.....,.' u.
"ul.4 l .,'- ,.--l,1 ~ d.,
'iIe ~ poi = ..-' nv, 1
4-., .uii iii -.,-'.. Ia W
,''''',,- .7 ,'il.-',A ',' --.'
..a' "asi' ''.- '''' ',----' ~ l'.'
g"- '",'- :. -'7''t o-'-i-.'. ' ''-.' -l-' a-.
instead OF he-png 2IF1o'ii',' l-..'s son o4 Lioyo;
la-i.'- nm -.'a-l. - 'l .' '., ,'.. .'.. y.
o"' TO pe A''5--.''@ '- ''''..' N'''
-eA't"-
tie uut-usnruEcred him m every way aud
.l every sense ,. the word. We noT Iu4 him
cGc Ui guT luo~r formidable opponents 90 Little
Seve..f whereas, b Gen. Bannam. s were follow
el oUt at Car.laN truF Aa would He strongly
c9nluea ln oUr rcuiteutaTF 40 columbus to-
rg.acr with lU- whole I-3de Thousands ut
meu and millions OF dollars have yet TO be nZ-
pended before the government gains the aaFau-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

4 CASE OF SUSPENDED ANIMtTIoN.-A sin
gular case OF restoration after apparent death
occurred last week at Albany, New York A
little daughter of Mrs. Wilson, residing on
Fu-t street, after a sudden relapse succeeding
severe illness, apparently died The body did
not stlten, bat every other symptom of death
was present. The relhains were prepared or
the grave vheh on Wednesday night. the sup
posed dead child screamed aud Immediately the
functions OF life were resumed TIeary. ,..r.,,f-
ration poured of the body I'm great quantities.
and the pale, marble Ike form assumed a healthy
red appearance. When the dead child
screamed, those present, except the mother. he-
came greatly alarmed and ran ont of the room
The mother rushed to the body, mcIo-cl II n,
haf arms. and removed 10 TO a bed in tl,o. sf.I,
room The family physician was immc,'srrIy
sent for, who applied proper restoratives. and ne
child is now in a fair way of recoveriu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
SUNDRIES.

0O CASKS London Ale,
= " 20 casks London Porter,
100 600 Cigars, assorted.
- barrels Old Apple Brandy,
barrels Old Peach BRANDY.
% eighth casks CoEuac Brandy,
10 quarter casks
pipe Oh Cogngc Brandy. pipe Holland Gin
- baskets Piper HeiI-'ua Chamuseue.
- baskets imitation
barrels So. s MstEerel.
400 barrels Louisville Cement.
80 boxes Telegraph Matches eases Sutr1eeg
LOO bags Black Pepper, 20 R Ginger
lyO bags Extra Flour. 80 boxes smoking Tobacco
SD barrals pure bourbon Whisky
sra Fiul ENpf A CRAWFORD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
TERTTAS

r-The searcy lA-l.) Eagle, Of the 25th'
,rs. Ata credit sale Of a small lot Of negroes
!, ls-t Monday. boy about twenty-iour years
- sre soll8 a sllo0' q eirl, sixteen yrgis
34 za6f snd one about - yrars ODD for
-.-Er
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

PRETTY INCIDENT.-The Mobile Tribune r--
latcs the following incident, as having occurred
during a recent exhibition at the thcatcr in that
city:
When the Confederate lag appeared ON the
stage beautiful child Of about year old was
-raa 10 raf-o lar liiila hands aiott and heard to
D. hu-rah pa baby salutaiion 60 tbe pmblem Of
southern Independence Then, raising her eyes
10 heaven, she clasped her dimplol hands US ii
10 invoke Gods blessing on her country. She
had been taught TO 10 so a. home BY her mother,
aud Iu her unconscious beauty and grace, has
sauctided the spot where she breathei her child
! ish 1raver 10 heaven for blessings on the south
eIu banner
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

- The Hew York ErelgiFg Post saystn2' the
ss.rrs.grv Of tie Treasury has informed The com
.,i.tee Of tls associated banks there that 20 has
-7rriyed su o,i,r fou foreign capitalists t'r oHe
5.,,r5-,.5 millions af dollars at -iN and bali per
cent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

sICsr ADvANCR-Th5 CIncInnal IlRcS says
Mcclellan IS bound to mako speedy attack %
the rebels at M8uasgas. U0 cannot avoid it il
he would. " His ann" says that paper, ''cGH-
no, be- f,g without am mobsTpcied Potomac
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

We bavo efer on band large stock ot tc shove ard
Otu-r ssssonabls elods. Further stppiies ar,isur
We Nil take Confederate Bonds Treasury Notes
Mi-Slssipyi Notes Ar. War Bonds Cotton Wool,
Wheat Carn, Rive, llles, Dried Fruits Peas Socks.
Jeaus Lnseys Butter, Eggs ety., a. market value in
payment OF accounts OF tor & DDS
CASH paid for NOuI--uasled or IN fhe dirt
oc2! TAYLOR g. }frEWEN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
DOCTOR WARNER.
RESTD E&T
Surgeon Chiropodist !
DOCTOR
WARNER
No. ~ Iain street, over Jones & Tagg
Memphis, Tennesaec.


DR, WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Memphis, .that through the kind and liberal
patrOnaS aSs,which he has received from them, he
has Seeh induced 10 sc..n here permanently
and become citizen Of Memphis. lie cousil-
er8 it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish he hundreds of
EYGetCriHg 7estiI8IOni0Is
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectfully, in this city and else
where. They are IN his possession and open
for the inspection Of all, but the reference be-
low are OF nature that VIII abundandy satisfy
all who peruse them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

RICHMOND, October 21-Gcu Sicllcs IS OF
the Maryland shore, opposite EygusporL viii
sixteen ,aoH.auJ weu and sixty cannon.
Tie government has Information from Wash
ugton thata large force viii be placed oppos,;,
Matthias Point A part of the great fleet Ina
gone 20 NrH Orleans. and the o.hr.p 20 con
vDr troops 20 Nomug Bay We~-mauand conn
.v Virginia. The Eyuusport batteries will ther
be- engaged by raa rueuv'~ fleet Zoo -rpul. assist
cI By SicllEs' force. which will allow Mcclellan
toattack Gen. Johnston d IAe rear
The New York Tuiwt says that the battle o
Lyesburg was one of the Sayorost battles on rr
cord; Acknowledges the loss Of twelve hundre,
men and describes the Confederate fire as fer
Iiic.
The adiutautg -neral says that the report tina
Gen. Evans disobeyed orders is q mistake.
Gems. Johnston and Beaurcgard have written
him complimentary letters, on bis brilliant sue
cess.
COL Featherst0u Of the 18th Mississippi regj
men, saws that our captures az Lcoshmg sum M
in total 20 prisoners, four cannon and 100.
stand Of arms,
The privateer Sumter is reported as captured
10 ,G. lrewarl OF Barbados. The report is Ig
glrdgl doubtful
u IS a~eeraue1 positively that 100 wel,
wounded ana .! killed Uu oHr side, ar LcCsgurg
Later intelligence from Romugy talS.Gcs rl.
FIRST report %. sllrmish 10 thar place
Mcdonald has fallen back
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

'ayabIe Half early Invariably in
rzranrp

Advance
For Board and Tuition I'm any or aI Of Zoe following
bran hes Reading. Wiring. Arithmetic English Gram
mar, Geography History, Eh-.1.icr Composition, Cr-
cisU, PIEClpl-s of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Botany Mental and Moral Philosophy. Plain Sewing
Marking ETC.. 50, $50. 500 S.U0 according % the
age or C'sss o, The pupil For day scholars tl.rl5u
s-] so 8 - or 80. according age class as above
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

SUsPESDED.-The Tuscumbia Democrat The
editor announce that he has been forced 20 su--
pend on account of the hard times ia money
matters, bur hopes toTesUmc IN The course Of a
few weeks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01

ROBBERY. - Tie Tuscumba Constitution
SAYS that on Sunday night the dwelling house
Of Mr. John Andrews, Of that place, was broken
into and robbed Of about 1926. besides other pet
II articles which hc had in the room.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
NOTICE.

V1UE Interest on tH- Bonds Of the Memphis end
4 Charleston Railroad Company due oG rur lrsr uf
November next will Zoe paid 81 the ohige oi the Com.
p-ug IN iIuutsEiler Ala. or Mcmph's Tenn.
W. B. NAIDRAN,
Cc2i-vfm Treasurer