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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

C1sE OF HAHDsHIF.-We yesterday heard
n ! case Of extreme hardship, to which we
call attention with the earnest hope that steps
viii be taken to prevent a useless and improper
,roessding. Il appears that there are in jail
a. ibis dine six prisoners who have appealed
fbsir cases to the supreme court. That court
!. ,ow IN session, and il these men were at
one. taken there tksy would have that speedy
trial he Constitution guarantees them. Be-
fore they can Be taken before that tribanai,
..r,sln legsl documents must be furnished
,hsn These have pot beea prepared as yet,
md unless they are ready at a. early day,
-. ,iv urlsonsts must Lt IN jail Oas yeaF be-
vond The Imprisonment to which they have
,l,ssdr been subjsctsd-ihst is, until the neat
- term Fl The supreme court at Jackson.
a. svsn this IA not TIE worst; there are also
4, san three othsT prisoners, Jas Grsar, Chas'
Ns,t and Thomas Jones, who baVs also sp-
p,sled to ths Supreme court By sons means
.-obsblv through tbslsonfusion necessarily IN
-, "a he change that has taken place IL
-. rri,,inle officers Of the court, their papers,
= 49, have been made out, as we believe Ia
A ALM
.,simed to be the case, have disappeared and
- mes are required. These new onss can
/ =, bs.obtainsd, and hey are in danger Of an
a,bsr essr to the one they have already passed
a, ronsnemsat. The criminal court business
-. n. Accession o. The present judge, bsi
-, carried on with laboriOu' energy, and We
80 All connected with 1t have but ltiis tim
= s,,s, from their daily duties, bat We beg t
sngs,st wonH it pot be better, Hthere is NJ
olssr wsv Of accomplishing the Eaiisr, for th'
,ourt 70 take a recess FOR a day Of twotO alaOs
aYs &c prepare these Documents rather hai
~, Mae fellow creatures should lie one Who'll
wear iaa. We khsw Judge swayne to haV
I b,,rt nm q the milk Of human kiadnsss, an
=. sbipk be will rot willingly aliov such
,rssitv 70 be perpstrated i Il be in bis pows
4 prevent Il. we hsvs said nothing OF tn
expense sntaIed apOH tbs s0quty' in haVinI
rBnesessarIly to support nine men foT . yea
but tAst is worthy Of some consideration
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ordnance fer Fort ,ravtor.

NEw ORLEANS, April 1.-The schooner
Mary P. Hadson arrived on the 9th, from
New York, With ordnance and ordnane.
stores for Fort Taylor. The suppiies are vert
extensive, and embrace sIlthe appliances fol
a uroToBvad ofs0a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

THE TEESEssEE CADETs.-This is a new
company Of lads from eleven 10 Seventeen
years Of age, formed for the purpose Of drill
and future service under q sOsihers flag, which
they win bsar. The uniform Il a beautiful
dark green coat, with red pants and blue stripe,
and cap with long brim. The officers elected
are W. A. Flournoy, captain F. A. Tyler, j.,
fret lieStenaBt; W. o. LOaland, jr., second
lieutenant. We have no doubt they will some
day give q good account of themselves. We
could suggest to some of the patriotic young
ladies Of Memphis he matter Of making and
presenting for their encouragement a beautiful
Confederate flag, fer they say the flag OF the
old UniOn has become too much sOiled for their
use, since the election of Hamlin.
CoUHr HoUsE,-Weles ear that there Is an OP-
pOrtuuity to effect an exchange on very advan-
tsgeOus terms, of the lot purchased on Adams
street beyond the bayou, for a county court
house, for a lot on Washington street, between
Third and Fourth, owned BY DR.. McKinnis.
The lot is a fine one, standing high, and having
upon It a handsome grove CT oaks, among which
the structure might be bgilt. Tht citizens IN
that neighborhood are exceedingly axious to
have such an arrangement made.
DREW A PIsroL.-E. D. Hughes being tight
yesterday, "commencsd cutting up" at the
corner Of Main and AdsRs streets, and con
tinued bis proceedings within the WOrsham
house. Officers Morgan and Smith approached
to arrest him, when he drew a pistol. lie was
in custody before the trigger was pulled and
our scanty police force deprived Of one OF its
useful members.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

RICHMOND, April 1.-The convention has
adopted a resolution to wait a reasonable time
for an answer to her propositions 20 President
Lincoln, making it an indispensable condition
that a pacific policy shall be pursued toward
the seeding States, and requiring that the
Federal Government shall evacuate-not rein
force or recspture-the forts OF ether property,
nor exact The PAYMENT Of the duties.
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MuRDERER AREEsTED.-On Wednesday
policeman J.. Gallagher was deputed to serve a
warrant Of arrested upon Charles Burten, the
man who shot the unfortunate girl Susan
Striker on a astboat a short time sGn. He
applied to Mayor Bsugh who furnished him
with assistance, and be with officers Cusae,
Winters,snd Yisrs proceeded to Hatehie river,
beyond which, eight miles from the city, they
found an snesmpmsnt at which Burton and
some other desperate fellows, along With a
woman who lived with Burton, were engaged
in cooking their supper. When the OGieers
proceeded to make the arrest, one Of the party
swore be should not be taken, and proceeded to
bring bis rife into position. He was stopped,
and Burton and the woman were brought to
the city, where the former was plscsd in jail
By Mr.. Gallagher. There being no warrant
against the woman che was allowed to 20. In
making this expedition toe Polies had an ardu-
Gus task sixteen miles along muddy roads and
in a heavy rain was no trife II was midnight
when their prisoner was placed in custody.
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CHARLESTON HoUsE.-Tbis lie the-nGme Of
TIE new and ~eommodious hotel recently erected
by Nr. Jas. D. Armour, Immediately in front
OF the Memphis and Charleston railroad depot
The house is now open for the reception Of
guests, and has been furnished in a style, and
conducted in a manner, that entities it to the
patronage Of the public, and especially com
mends itself to travellers, on seesunt Of The
great convenience Of its location. Mr.. Armour
Is a most sntsTPrising man, and q good land
lord, and bis efforts 10 serve the public are ably
seconded By bis observation-disclosures. J. Rinkiei
the attentive and urbane clerk 10 the ofhee, and
C. J. Seaman, who bas a general supsriniend'
enee Of the whole establishment. They al
"know how to keep hotel"
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Mons GAHRoTIEs-A stranger was OF
Wednesday night at 9 O'Clock, garrOted and
robbed on Center alley, between Washington
and Poplar streets, and his watch and thirty
dollars taken from him. Our streets are ut
terly unsafe, until The city council open thsii
eyes to the necessity OF making such additions
to our police force, and such other amendments
in our police system, as are required to make
it Efficient for the protection Of the persons
and property Of the citizens. Either let this
be done, or abolish all p~rstsnss Of having a
police, and allow every citizen to defend him
self to The last extremity.
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A Book TKrcK.-T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
OF Philadelphia, recently published a book
against which the following from The Nash
vile Baansr viii serve 10 caution our readers
L" They have recently attempted 10 practice a
deception upon tie reading public, by issuing
a stale, fat and Improbable and altogether
Hnsaleable novel, entitled wild Southern
Scenes under the new and decidedly startling
title Of sEscessi0a, C%0sreioE, aRd Girl War,
the Story Of 1867 We were shown the two
volumes, side By side, yesterday, in city book
store. Nothing is changed but the Title Psgl
and cover, and the reading matter Is precisely
the same, per5afim ct IaTaiim, so that The puF-
chaser may take your choice for a dollar,
and get The sams s'yls Of reading matter fol
the SAINT money"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

NEW BANKIEG HoUsE-DESoTo SAVINGS
INsTTTUTE.-A new banking establishment,
under the name OF the DsSote savings insti-
tute, has just been organized in this city, IN
der a charter from the legislature ST the state,
The officers Of the institution are DR.. Henry
Laird, president, and W. B. Ross, cashier.
From the S.I-known financial ability snd
strict business integrity Of these gentlemen,
together with the ample means possessed BY
them, the public may expect a successful and
liberal administration of the affairs OF the
bank. Their Office is in the bank building on
Main street
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GALVESTON, April 9.-It is reported that
the United States troops are left in Texas with
he design Of concentrating at som given
point.
The steamers Star Of the West and Empire
City are still off lndianola.
The Mexicsns at Matamoras have planted
cannon pointing at Brszos.
The legislature has passed a bill dividing the
State into six congressional districts. Also, 8
bill to issue State bonds for 81 900 900, to be
secured by a special tax.
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New YoRK, April 1.-The steamer Coatza.
coslcos has arriued here. She landed two
companies Of o. S. infantry at Key West from
Texas. Above 400 troops were brought here.
1000 U. S. troops still remain 10 Texas.
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The Holmes County Democrat,
LsriAgtOn, Mississippi.

TNnI paper Is Published weekly in 3 populous and
L wealthy reEicn, and in the heart OF he cotton
growing iuntry. It Is much larger In size, and has the
most extensive circulation OF any paper published in this
part u Mississippi, thereby adacdibg greater facilities
"A an advertising medium. All communications on busi-
ness should be addressed 10 8. n. THOMPSON,
aple 81 EDITOR Snd Pr0cristnr.
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CHARGED WITH lEcEEDIARfsN.-A. ] Var
brougb was charged before Esquire Horne,
Yesterday, with having set FIRE TO the houses
on Aliens avenue, Vance street, belonging to
DIN and Duncan. It apYssrst that some money
was owing to bin BY the two gentlemen, and
not being able to get it when be applied for it,
be ssids a don't aght that ir not ny way Of
doing business but IL I do not get ny money
within thirty days, I will make it cost you ten
| dollars for one" This, added to olhtr eireum.
stances, caused him to be committed to jail fol
trial at The criminal court, 10 default Of a thou
sand dollars bail. YsrbrOugh was also bound
over 10 keep the peace toward the aforesaid
Duncan, who considered himself in persona.
/ danger from him
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Later from CaIifolnIa

FoET KEARSEY, April 1.-The pony ex-
press, with California dates to the 30th ult.,
has arrived. rr f
San FRAgcIsCo, March 30.-The joint com
mittee IN the senatorial election ease, reported
that there was no election. Another election
vas proDosed-
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IGOmmerfiaI @attsrs.
DAILY REPORT OF THE mARKET
TsAS1sHEb FAsai THr M~EEcnAxrs' ExcHAEsE

DN
TsAsrsHEB rAsn 4HF AEEchASrs' ExeHASsE
3 kEsrsHSa April y. 1857.
ooTrSX-The market ~ai auf aod inactive sesfcr'
daS The salss oonprisias lsp than 100 bales, q sx
tremss q 1Ok@iae. We continue 70 quote. nominAIly
MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS.
Oriinsry4..... sEMis Strict Eiddling .i7E 9Is
eood 0rdinsry..ieN@ioh Good Nidilsug.d2sg3f
los Alddiins...II @lik niddlins Fair.. naniins
k-Alins.-.. ...i2 @i2k Fsir...---s- nomins
ro~sAcco-ln sod demand aud arm at quotations
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
Legs, inissssT 10 Lesf....."..-......s.-2A@sk
interior and Common Leaf. ......-+.s...-s*...o A9A
~
Fine --....-""..I 90
Ohaoe and aeieeuora--...s----s~-"% 4fY
CORE-wiih reduced stocks and less obstruoiions to
~shlgping, The dsmaad vas quite seiiTs yesterday, and
the marhst closed nrn a a sisht asEHaes. Sales frem
levee Of 500 bags mixed at &C. SO yellow and mixed At
sa5oe, 20 st SOC. 800 At SOC. 900 a. as. s72at 5oe,
aad 500 at Sic. Ths market At the oiass was arm At SOC
2 Bushel, with a Eood demand.
FLOuE-The demand /. sIlEhty improved, bnt prices
are without saotabio change. Sales Of 100 hrls super
one At $3.50; 500 brls, various grades, from levee, on
Pnvats tsrmsi 100 brs ~suPsrnns, from store At $3.50 ;
~ extra DO At s5.75i IS superaRe al esei 20 hne al
9t.g55 aad 81 bris supsrhas and extru Il s6.259e %.
BULK HEATS-sals, 3O0c ns shoulders at 7e; 1900
Is SIDES atoci 1000 DO Al eAe5 ioiOVs IDS h0s Tonna ~
o. 1000 Bs sides At SCI 1900 ss hog round At she3
500 nsjoiss at &C. and ea,0oo TBS SHOULDERS al 7e.
~ABAcoN-s in iair demand, with sals yesterday at
sEe for shoulders, ttHe for clear sides, tsxe fer rihbsa
rldss, and II Ne for plain hams.
HAI-Thore is more ~anluAtlon in the market and
prime Qualities have asvanosd 70 s1O9sI, At which
holders are nrm. Sales yesterday Of 100 bAlss al SO,
90 tens at $50, and 100 bales At sane-al from isvee.
OATs-In limited request at ss9sS 2 bushs No
trszsaodons reported yesterday.
PoRK-saies Is brIs mess, frsm'store, at SIS.
NESS BEEF-l5 brls sold frsm siSrs at IS.
CORN MEAL-DemHnd moderate, with sales Of 40
b rs ~ sos, and so bags 1t sane.
sUGAR-Markes arm, Nth a good local and export
demand. Sales 6 hhdz st5A, I EtsH, sst7N,I AteXs
at7H, and 1 at 7e.
o~oFFEE-llsbass sold IN me l~otatI4. nat AZ,
20 lat IA. and 10 at l2Ke
EOLAssEs--SsIes IL bris and Is haifbrla at sic, ls At
sac, 20 at 81, and 80 A. s2e.
w~HIsKE-There Is a fair demand, without change in
prices. Sales $50 brls at zoe. ana IS at tic.
BGGs-Tae market Is well supplied, and with a fair
demand We now quote ii@1ge in bris. Sales yesterday
o, 10 brs, packers count, at IIH, SAITH lat II, 2 at
II, aud 6 At 10.
oHEEsE-sAss Of 70 boxes w.. R. at s., aud 100 Co
K. D. at f0c.
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gatGst 9l&ns bp GtltgtagB

q All the regular Geographic reports for
the newspapers are made up by the New York
associated press. No telegraph operator CT
agent is permitted to make up such reports.
The telegraph company has no agency what
ever in the preparation OF dispatches for the
nress, nor is il in any manner responsible for
the character or truth Of this kind Of news
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The steamship
Habans, from Havana on the 18th, has arrived
here.
Yancey and Rost had sailed for Europe
from Havana, on board the English steamer
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INV ZEN, Apsii NJ. N-0sn9n-ihs mNke'
closed quiet tO-dnyi sales 1000 bales 1t i2Ke12Ke.
Flour advanced Sc; 1900 bris rold at s5.2o95.sO
wheat advanced Ie. Corn advanced lei $4,000 bushels
sold 1t s3S7Oc. PORK firm 500 blls sold at siT. so.
fLATd-sOO brIs sold at sK@IoNe- sssar tan; $40 hhds
Cuba sold at 4se5He; III hhds Orleans sold at 5K@
SKe. Molnsses-oubs IIa2oei orleans t2c.
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The RumOred Attack on washing

WARRINGTON, April 1L-Lineoln says be
has positive knowledge OF a contemplated at
tack on Washington. He communicated It to
the northern and western governors, desiring
them 10 call out the militia TO be in readiness
at a moments warning.
Gov. Curtin will call out the Pennsylvania
volunteers on the least sign Of danger Of oc-
c~upation Of the capitol.
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BOsToE, April 1.-The working force at
the Charlsstown navy yard has been increased
to 300 men.
The legislature has authorized the governor
to increase the number Of volunteer militia and
to put 1000 troops on a war footing.
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sece.sfnn In ArIznnn.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE St. Louis Repub-
lieaa's New Mexico correspondent, says that
the citizens Of Mssills, in Arizona, in eonvsn-
ton on the 10th I'LL, resolved themselves out
Of the Uoion.
Gen. W. c. Jones, formerly Of Missouri,
thereupon announced himself as a candidate
to represent Arizona in the Confederate Con-
uFega
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RELIEF IRON DIsEAsE.-The remedies for
certain diseases peculiar to our climate, pre-
pared BY s c. Creighton & Co., druggists,
Bsal street, and advertised in another column,
have attained a reputation for success in Grad
icating the diseases for which they are pre-
scribed, seldom equaled by the preparations Of
the most successful physicians Of this or any
other country. A most successful physician
remarked in our herring a few days ago that
creghson's chill king, pulmonie cordial, and
prairie Imminent were the vHi, Sest spars-
lions for The diseases for which they were rec
commended within bis knowledge. This it high
prsise, bat we believe It will be attested BY al
who have given these remedies q fair trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

Car MANUFAcTUEER-A cap manufae-
tory, at which an s'ylss and qualities Of caps
are to be manufactured, has just been estab-
lished in ibis vicinity BY Mr.. J.. D. Blumsn-
thai This is a species Ct manufacturing en-
tlrely new in The South, and should be LIBERAL
Il encouraged BY cur merchants and The pub
lie generally. Military companies in this and
The neighboring States, can have any style Of
caps manufactured at Mr.. Blumenthal's es-
tabIishment on as favorable terms as they
can be procured elsewhere. Orders left with
or addressed to NJ. Simon will receive prompt
attention.
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Cherokee CuFel


AN u%nfAfIns cure for ssniHal Walhnsss Nssturna
Emissions, IspOsssey. Less sf Fewer. Pains Ia Ia
Baek, Stone in the Bladder. obstrustsd and DimSsI
AOnsirsuion. ana all diseases caused ~ ~dsVisilHs fFou
toe psts ef nature, Snd indnlSins in self-PsllHtiss.
BY ths assof this Care all Improper discharges sr'
rsmsysd, the weakened organs u generation ara
speedily cured. and fail visor restored
Eithsr sex, contemplating marriage, should rsase
that 3 SQUAD nisd and body are necessary to pronots
eOnnubias happiness.
Ia the Cherokee Cure the poor. dsbilitasss. vorE
down and Departing devotes Of sensual pleasure, viii
dad relief.
il is safe and pleasant ia taste, but imnsdIats ia ID
action; containing no mineral p0lssH, bat Is prepared
rem pare vegetable extracts, in the foru q a delicious
ryrbp.
Price So per betue, or three BEETLES for IS, and for
Ssrded By express to all parts Of the world.
Sold BY Az rsspeetAbls druggists sveryuhsrs.
POTTER & MERwIN, Propristsrs,
81. Lsuis, Misssari.
Sold in Memphis BY all responsible druggists.
mr76-dtwaaIy
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CHARLESTON, April II-Wigfan, Chesnut,
Means, MCGOWAN, and Roylston have been
appointed 10 Gen. Beauregard's stat. A large
number Of the members Of the convention have
volunteered as p~riva;es.
About 1000 troops are at The Notifications
nH Charleston harbor.
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DrArH-Mrs. Mary r. Sehetky, wife Of
the Rev. George P. schstky, formerly pastor
Of the Grace Episcopal church In this city,
died at Mount Holly, N. J., on The 18th ult.
This announcement will cause no little sOrrow
among cur citizens, BY whom the lady was
vel known and universallv respected.
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FOR SALE

| ONE lease Of 8 Business House and Lot renting for
" g. ,9O5 per annum,
AND
One lease OF I hne Residence on leased ground-lo
years lease. 4 great bargain Is offered In these les. Is,
and on easy terms. YOUNG & WELD,
No 8. unlon streel opps.iie Appeal ono.
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Coon BREAD.-The steam bakeryOf Msssrs.
E. G. Davidson & Co, on Second stree, is
daily growing in popularity, on account OF the
excellent articles Of bread, cakes, etc, which
are furnished thersfrom. Families desiring
the very best Of these articles should not fail
TO patronizs the steam bakery.
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PhiIaaeIphIa Navy Yard.

WUIN-WUIEA"- WWNN NWNW'
P~HLKDELPHIA, April 11.-An the officers
at the navy yard here are ordered to be readJ
for active service within ten days, and to re.
A.
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steamsbIps M NorroIk.

NoEFoLK, April 10.-The steamer Carolina
from Boston for Charleston, put into this port
landed her passengers, and then proceeded t.
Charleston. The Pocshontas sailed hence to-
K dav with SEALED ordera
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DiSaOlufIAm.

THR o)partRsrship htretofore existing between G
i F. Huis Il Co., is this day dissolved by the with
drawAi OF g.. =. Huls. The business will be continued
by T. A. Cromwell 1sd Sam. A. Tay or, At The Old stand
No. IS FROST rev under the style Of
HULs, CROMWELL & TAYLOR.
where a full supply Of Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Lime
Cement, Fioa5 etc viii be csnssntly krpi. I com
naenA them 10 ny Old friends snd Custoiners.
apl01s 6. p. rs
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cam or THANKS.

EDIToKs APPEAL Allow me, in your col
umhs, to express my thanks to those gentlemen
who assisted in saving my property from totsl
destruction; and particularly to Mr.. Briggs, OF
the GayGso, for bis bountlfui supply OF the
cooling element. Respectfully,
q n. 2. EAuIKERR.
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Took the Amy Oath,

Bosros, April 1l.-Ezra Lincoln, jr., hal
been appointed Sub-Treasuser here.
Jos. T. Buckingham, formerly editor Of the
Boston Courier, is dead.
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mmiIary Affairs az washInEtOn.F
military Affairs In lew orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 11.-Tbree companies
Of the 1st regiment Of infantry and New Or
leans cadets left to-day for Pensacola. Sew
sral companies Of the New Orleans militia
have volunteered their services, and will leave
shortly.
Military enthusiasm has reached a high
pitch, and recruiting is progressing rapidly.
A r~ssolutio nhas been offered in the board Of
assistant aldermen approPriating 100000 for
the protection OF the city against invasion.
The resolution was appropriately referred.
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STEALING Acknowledgements Jewell WIS
charged, before Esquire H rns, yesterday, with
adding money to bis Jswell-ry, BY stealing
nine dollars and eighty cents from Peter c.
Mahan. He was sent to Jail to await lis
trial. in default Of $500 bail.
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CHARLESTON. April 1.-THE convention
has passed a resolution approving Gen. TWigg'S
conduct. The convention adjourned, subject
to the call Of The President.
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Hsssrs. oEyoe 4 son: me medicine called AuBR0-
sIALoIL I got from yen had = happy eject. vas
bitten By two dogs At one time, and has bosh q ng
arms bitten. 1 applied the msdieinsi never stopped
work, and was ven In s lev days. can safsiy say Il
Is a valuable medicine. h. ?. ARMSTRONG,
Memphis, Tens.
For ssIs BY n. O. oAYcE 4 SON,
And all Wsnuhia drueristr. apfa-dau7w
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Pic NIe.-Ws learn that that prsisswOrthy
institution the St. Peters Benevolent orphan
asylum is making arrangements FOR a grand pic
mic to take place early in May.
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Gone to -nIontramerY
south caroIina oenvennon

WAsHINeToss April u-Eisss Whittlsssyi
fret Controller Of the Treasury, and Arehi-
bald loape, haYe gone to Montgomery, nne-
eeeded by Richard Bates,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

CRIMINAL CoUKr.-The case OF The negro
Giles Smith, FOR stealing from Joe Caldwell,
another negro, occupied the court yesterday,
anS went to the jury in the evening.