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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

ARKANSAS INTELIGENCE.-The Washington
Courier, Of the 9th, announces the formation, at
ParacHta, of another Arkansas regiment c.
T.. Dawson was elected colonel; P r. Smith of
Nashville, in this county, Northumberland,
and 10. Anderson, major The same paper also
has information that Capt Harris company,
from Lafayette, left that county a few days ago
for Camden at which place several companies
have been Tendezyousiog for some weeks past.
They design organizing regiment there in a
few days.
In reply to question asked by us some days
since, the Little Rock State Journal says that
State taxes in Arkansas can be paid with war
bonds as well as all other State debts
The Journai is gratifed TO learn that the rail
road from White river to Little Rock would be
completed by the first of February next. That
viii complete two divisions of the entire road,
leaving the division between White and St. IRAN
els rivers yet to build. This gap, however, viii
be filed by a line of frst-class stages, of the
euterprising firm Of Rapley, Hanger & Co,
reducing the time between Memphis and Little
Rock to tveuty-tour hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

An OUTRAGEOUS MURBER.-We learn by a
gentleman just arrived from Hartford in Ohio
county, that Meta and his company. Of Whip
poor-will bridge burning uotouety, reached that
place Saturday night. On Sunday morning he
took seven Of his men aud went to the residence
of Isaac Morton in the town, 90 arrest his son
William. Morton said be would not be- arrested,
whereupon Meta ordered his men to shoot him.
which they did. Morton fell, pierced by siN bull
let's, and died Immediately. Before tue order to
fire could be obeyed. Morton drew a pistol aud
shot Meta. but unfortunately the ball. passing
through his hand, which was raised, and euter-
ing the side Of his breast struck rib and glanced
around Mr. MoTton's only otense was southern
sympathy. This Ne,,a is al uunitiga-ad villain,
and if be does not "brsr charmed life he viii
soon fall before some chosen wratL-BJJ7siHg
Erren CaILrLrr
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Daily appeal,
IEWS EDITION.
- EDIT,0N 0E as APPEAL

our circulation hss become 70 large aud paper so did
cub % ob,afu shat forced temporarily to issue uu
Bz--s EsvsE llasn cf The ArrEAL Al increased de-
ulad5 T1. De- hs,f sheet and contains al l8s resafFg
s- IN our regular daily Issue, including Ha0 adyer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

Irheefs ..o,, Secretary E5'rygc', Fzegor'.


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n. g-.-eff.rs.. I'd. tr. ..-,...- ,..r,.,. f tho
late .1-asgI .r..t,.. ar c,7rr.ss -rf.. s,-rs-,.d
estimates or s-g4nr..rra f.- .a.. .,.,.ar ..-...s
tleg submitted. rnn..mrra+a8 .....r,rl,- tb-ra
different lines OF naval agsr,tiau. mon an, ..--
tended scale. d. demanded Ir ... sf.r7--... .s
the country. Ia..a were.
T. The C.osuTo ali the msrrgel. ports along
d c@'7. ..na e' nearly ""'' Il.'"s I'D I"e form
anu U"-,- VIZ 't--...- -.-".', o'' '' e' '".,.
la-oAa- bio.A"nrr 'He'a,.l- -eg haFa. oc1uE'-
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-lo',A To- l-e 4 so.'iL ,at..r.- -s we ..'-.-.
iue ot."e.- -1'l anu a--- "5-'..i' .-t e.7'
iAs main CONNIE .-a- "'1--1 '' ''7 E''".. i.-.
0'1- o.. on. .....--''5 open IONS
III. Inc %. ---..t-.-" '' -lilu.-'.t -+'s-- ~-a
m---aIy +AEat.-..as To 'I.-A'5 .A -''o' -'.L-s.
various points ol s"' 7.i,A-.. coast 's..-4-iA
'lH,'tI- nav l'-o H'-7 '-l. .'' '''.-.I ''-
n'E Eehenl, ny ENo' sAPel..' ''s N-sI la"-.1'
ana .hsinJm2 Also al nee--.H h8Fa. a.. D. .-5
army ,n cUt.-E %" 'AIe.e1 1.ill.'lia anon VITA
tae rebels ana lH l.' 'lot-.ig-s Odd '-- '1.-7ls-
sIppl ana IFS J.'AlaT-. - al..
III. ne al.Ne pursuit OF up. plIa-cai etN.7-
hIs "u-.i might escape iae vigilance OF lAt
'iocaaNiag force aAo pIl 70 sea nom tue rebel
ports.
The limited lumb5-ot ships and men at COM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

- The Richmond EramRcr understands,
through private source, that the sca-coast Of
South Carolina is being deserted, and the inhab-
itants are removing to the interior. Some Of the
cotton has been removed from Edisto Island,
aud the remainder burnt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

Y On the night Of the 9tb a man was shot
vale attempting 20 enter The Publications at
ByVlng Green. lie wcs ordered TO halt, which
= -sfussd 10 Go, when the sentinel, in prompt
6is.haIze Of bs duty fred the ball taking
s7set, lt Is thought. IN his shoulder The man
ss8. and vas tracked = considerable distsnoe by
tae bI0rd, thst A0wrd copiously from the wound
rs BODY vas not found, though be no doubt
died 5sfors reaching any great distance.
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Army SUPPLIES /!

GH000 WORTH on consignment -5us-.t-ugl In
$50 pairs PANTS. good arl .cra.
- L-Esey a1t FlLun-i oy-- Eud ygde7sl.r.s.
~ pairs Wol.ea Seeks
a FH" oEERCOATs, DRAWER AND VESTS p
20 pairs EEus Shoes. very suitable for Army 5.-
Qlarterua-tsrs and 5tler,. furlishrrg tb- 5ry.-
77oa do ~e. 90 sNsna- she stock now open an .-r
sac On re39uao.s terms a- ous cfice No i rr-at
Row up stairs
d-.a tHylT II PbTPT~E ( CO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

- Fifteen prisoners from Greene and Han
cock counties arrived at Knoxville on the llth
under an escort detailed from Col Stovslls bat
talon at Greeenevile. They were on their way
TO Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

WNCHEsTER, November ., 1851
( JOHN FLEMING: Ten thousand dollars l75uiG
/ not bUg Il c. B. POySS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

The FLEET-Ou Saturday last there was in
sight near this hsrbor the following Lincoln yes
sells the steamship Susqueharnah, two side
wheel gunboats, q storeship, large schooner,
supposed to bs laden with coal, and the Swedish
bark Minona. We learn that this Jas. vessel
was bound to this port, supposing there was 10
blockade, which want of information will BE- uu-
fortunate for her owners, as she viii no doubt be
seized-C Charleston Courier, Dee. TO-
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rrrrE,r. rRor1 trRc1rr.-

'asuiga cf 0ur Armies-WcCjainu's Probable
Sfraegy-Ovr D-tsascs At CcntcyrJc-Far IN
tfs Mississippi Io'Lg- -FatrioHsn gf Nissjs-
-Euj5ynncnts .tgr hs Hay-dra, Hqu-
ufgctory at Holly Springs Detailing men from
our 1rmyto H0ry TiuciH-irsst Of Mcssrs
Mason and S'ia,ii-aapude Of the South Tic
Suffrage Question ia the iIrgjaia C0nrsu'iou-
Necessary Legislation of tie Corfsdorats CoH-
grsss-Dcssrtgs from The 2lst Mississippi
Rcgimsat-Our Brigadier GeHerai-Stiraish
tr,b t5c Eusau's Pir5a's-l lHdatlsm Of the
EH07g.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

1TA shocking accident recently took place
at Delphi, Ind, ia which Martin Brajunier was
instantly killed, by being caught in the maohn
cry OF an engine
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

EY- The Richmond Examiner, of the 9th,
says that the government has ordered General
Floyd's command to Newbern, which is in Pu-
Iaski county, near The Yirgiuis and Tennessee
raihoad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

SALT-A new source Of supply OF salt has
been found in Virginia, which viii undoubtedly
aid in lowering the pnce of the article in that
State very materially The Richmond Eram-
Hcr states that the Washington county Salt
Works, near Abingdon, Va, are increasing the
supply, So much needed by the people of this
State. At this establishment about twenty-five
hundred bushels are furnished per day, and adds:
It is to be hoped that the salt works being es-
tabIshej on our sea-coast viii yield some pro
portion of the results that are so confidently an
t;cpa-ed of them. It is stated that salt can be
Manufactured on the sea-eosst and furnished to
consumers for less than two dollars per bushel
even at this season of the year, by boiling,
50 hile it Will cost much less in spring and sum-
mer seasons, when evaporation by the atmos-
phere and heat Of the sun can be called to our
aid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

EYWomen are said to have stronger attach
ments than men. Strength of attachment is
eviuoed in little things A man is attached to
an old hat, but did you ever know Of a woman
attached to an old bounst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

- Lieut. VIM. Casey and Sergeant w. L.
Thompson, of the Tuscumbia Franklin Blues,
and privstes Hugh Henary and j. Gilchrist,
were drowned a few days since, in Mobile bay
They were stationed at Fort Morgan, and had
been on a visit to Fort Gaines, and on their re-
turn it is supposed that their boat capsized the
boat being found bottom upward on the beach is
the only clue to their fate The body Of Ser
geant Thompson was recovered and sent to Tus-
aumbia for interment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

PASS HIM RoUND.-We take pleasure in re-
cording instances Of true patriotism and geuer-
Gus deyoGon-and the more so because we know
that citizens who exhibit such conduct do not
expect or seek publicity Charles B. Rouss, Of
Winchester, Va, dispatched an agent lately TO
the salt works in Southwestern Virginia to buy
one thousand sacks Owing to the destruction
Of bridges and other causes, the order was de
layed and the following correspondence will tell
the story:
STRASBURG, November ., 1861
c. B. ROUsS: There are one hundred sacks Of
salt here Of yours, and ! AN offered one thousand
dollars for It, Answer. JOHN FLEMING.
WINCHESTER, November y, 1851.
JOHN FLESING: Ten thousand dollars r0u'd
not bug IT, c. B. ROUsS
The Winchester Republican continues:
On the arrival of the salt at Winchester, and
before it was unloaded from the wagon, Mr. r
was offered fourteen doiiars per sack for the lot,
but be refused the tempting bait, on the ground
that he had purchased II for the purpose of ac-
commodauon, not speculation. The entire lot
OF salt was disposed of at fire Goliqrs per sack.
no purchaser being allowed more than one sack
Mr. Rouss has the proud consolation OF knowing
that in refusing large pecuniary gain he has
added 10 the comfort and health Of a large and
worthy class in this community In the article
Of sugar a similar hberality has been displayed
by Mr.. Rouss Hogshead after hogsbead has
been retaled out by that gentleman at fl5clyc
and d half cents per pound, when twenty OF
twenty-five cents per pound could have been
obtained
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

MARTIAL Law N KNOXvLLE-Gen. Car
r5l has issued an order placing Knoxville and
surrounding country TO the distance Of one
m;le under martial law. The Register says
this action of Gen C's is a military necessity,
growing out Of the exigencies Of the times but
will not interfere with the ingress or egress to
and from the city of non-residents. Guards viii
be placed as usual, around the city, as a matter
Of military police, but no passports viii be Te-
quired by persons from the country having busi-
ness in the city, nor viii there be any obsruct-
ion TO the intercourse between the inhabitants Of
the city and the surrounding country.
u The Knoxville Register, of the 18th, has
the particulars Of the execution Of C. II. Ham,
Of Greene county, who was convicted of being
engaged in burning the Lick Creek bridge The
prisoner was escorted from the Jail by military
guard, and met his fate with hardihood. He
confessed upon the scaffold that he had been en-
gagged in the incendiarism Of the brilge-the
proof Of which, indeed, was fun and positive be
fore the court-and said that under similar cir
cUmstances he would do it again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

~ The Savannah Republican, Of the ll.h,
referring to the great stress laid by the North on
the facilities now enjoyed Of supplying them
selves with cotton from the sea coast of Carolina
and Georgia, says; " This is a piriable delusion.
If the Lincolnites should remain at Hilton Head
another year, they viii be able, perhaps to take
OF what they can grow for themselves on that
and the adjoining islands in their possession
But as regards the present crop, we have good
reasons for stating that they will not realize over
500 bales, ifthat Why this is so viii appear in
due season" Their cotton expectations WILL we
0pine, all end in smoke
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
SALE TO PAY Charles :

/ Will SELL 20 Fay sO-sg- a1d y arz-g Tf r.sf
4 called Tor in thirty uzys lot -r GpJDs -Iu75ss
10 n'i1nE 90 Cns ApF-ry -Ius-tlrss u d =. - -
tegs Tools aud H,Us-usl1 F1-rf-ll-
A lot % Gas Pipe. ana
\ lot Of Ra56rs slate
. -SG g. WELD
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The Hun. Season

Cousi.-ing Of MARTEE. SABLE. LYNX. srBER1Asr
sOTTRREL, CHUCILA, sud all shs lower xrsdss 81
FtfRs. made up IN ths most fashlouabls manner.
0c22 FRANCISCO g CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

rY7TheTe is good reason for hoping that
some-perbaps many-of the HesSians engaged
in sinking the New England staple (Stoue) in
our inlets and channels viii 20 to ieol the fishes
Charleston Courier.
Are there any slbmarines about
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


fETIEI. De pad tor tas DE- i7.r7 0. 2 -55 gm TWO
~ HUNDRED ASD T7iETE sLF-E Dollars.
0i eh ws- lot T-ur-isg evening D. earll-r i--1
a. LEyBE
E-rt . Ea rE SIZE rs- 4-Y-4f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

In front Of tbs Court House iu Raleigh Tennessee 40
Trustee appointed by the J.-u.y Jv1rt OF shelby
county iu place Of saa T. B. Irszeyant who rrss snsd
said tsu-'.5-lip. ot-r 70 -sls ID. Lig--st bidder
upon credit until s5s st dav OF Dr I-62 uuc lazer
i1s bond alc approved Ecuri-v. the oll07sius de-
sc11-t TRACT OK PtH-EL OF LAND. -a ~
Iae .rac- bf 'sui which " T. ID sy resides csr-zsrs
rs -orty-sessl aad quarter sores. more less living
ID beng Shelby county. l-ru-- Wel- st0u,
g1 Che -tnp ls and Ohio Railroad about CIR m5 .r-
iroai r .l.g OF @s upl-. a-I bounded 'l1.fs Be-
ginning az axe u Ihe r.-er OF -a ID r.ru f- rr
Ia -.-l 90 eosc1llah cr--E. tssurv inks ra,t uf a
sN eet gum D. -Hzrt D. fi--l1 E-ury E.- ruulla-
ll-ne- west sgeu.y clri-- al 7 iSS tI srtI
~ lL lruTl uOr-h iE- t-.Ics l.l-L l9.rl.y--l-st
cl7lls ami i've links wi John ~ }iari-,1s -zs- Iln4.
thence -ssr 20 n center OF said rosL Hence vita
toe center Of sad rgsd rL- beginning The .t To-
th7 ADORE land Is believed 20 De good 5u convey only
as trustee.
And CA TUESDAY, The ~ day Of Janusry. SO ,r
tho r--i lsuo- q said ". p. Day Wei S a-fen
oa tAs Memphis AMI Ohio Ea.irozd, eish. msss f-5l
Memphis, offer for sale % he highest bidder fcr cash
two M1.s-, two Cows suI sves. stock Of Hogf Wzg
IN and Hsrl. -s. HOrse Farming Uteusi = House
Lo.7 End Kitchen FaIuilure. -tc
The -sp-ri- srsu ION Of parties desiring to purcaas-
ua iE Eeai estate cal ei % the 5b,.ve sale and
they are reques,e 90 call and szslnlue the -a-le
JAMES Z. FELTS
d-ltjl'aw2 L1-s. fee SI5l Tr.--.a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
ESTIMATES AND AUTHORIZATIONS.

The amount appropriated at the last regular
session of Congress for the naval service for tie
current Ysa-s was SI316S. .675 So To this wac
added at the special session IN July last $50
4i5,S15-ugkiug for the fiscal year ending .Tuus
80, 1852 an aggregate of ) Si36l5.55l =. This
sum viii not be sufficient, however, for the pur-
pose, aud therefore addtioul. approximations
viii be necessary. This viii BE- required 20 nav
Tor vessels purchased, and .oi necessary sI-srs-
tons incurred in tiu.Cq .h5m for naval purDosss
the sum OF - go J99i Tor the purchase ofsI.F,
douai vessels, S2.oJo,oJo and for .hs cogsfrn--
uuu and completion of twenty .rui-c.sI vessels
SI2,yJJ oJt-lnaliug total Of sI6538 O0G
This sum is INDEPENDENT of tue estimate guhr,;t-
ted tor tae mex. hscGl year, and being rsoTire5
Tor current expenses as well as oJiccts Of Im-,a.
date importance, It Is desirable should receive
early attention from C0ngress
The estimates submitted by this DeDsrtmspt
for the tscaI yeal ending June 30. 1855 amount
TO S4l,j25 ~, viz:
For the navy propeL. ....-...... S4I nq6 $40 25
For the marine corps .-. I 1O5 GEe -
For uavy-y ards hospitals, ulaga-
zines aud miscellaneous objects, 2,423.475OO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

A naval force auxiliary to and connected with
the army movements on the Mississippi and its
tributaries. has been organized, and Is under the
command Of Flag Officer Andrew n Fvote, who
Is rendering efficient service ia that quarter.
The steamers which have beau built or pur-
chased for the service by tie War Department
aIe Of q formidable character, and manned by
class Of superior seaman and western bostmsu,
who. in the preliminary skirmishes already, have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

y The Supreme Court, " hich met at Nssb-
vile on the ID inst, has adjourned to the third
Monday in April next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
ARMY CUTLERY

- tITEEE MOSS would inform the public grusr
- ally that they have htr-d up Ga ess0l stmslt f1g
making
sEE.EI' CUTLERY,
Of al kinds, % order. the shortest n1ste 4Ir w.
wish good Sword 0r Kn e, vii, cal ~ thsr shou rr
be7l street next door % rhs Adrids= Hol.s.
CARPENTER WANTED !
WE visa TO buy No, I NEGRO CARPENTER
~ Apply 20
PCCKETT, HODGES S WARD.
ea-5-ft ~ Front Row
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LOST.

% AIDS. prime Sega 'aldl1g per steamer ....-5
- I'D O. aat ior 50 4 bv
GEO G. BUCHANAN.
N".N 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

iss'A letter from Bowling Green to the Nash
vile Union, says that the flag of truce accom-
panying the remains Of Gen. Buckner's child
sent to Louisville, was rejected by Gen McCook
and the body returned yesterday. It was in
tended that none but ladies should accompany
the corpse and the summary rejection by the
Federal general OF the request stamps upon
him an iudeIlible mark Of cruel inhumanitY not
% be- envied
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
TG0ESl TOoEaI IFnnEs

Z AEH Has chest OF TOOLS W De sold THIS l-z.-
- u-tsyl MORNING. a- Io o'clock To I- sr- T51-
now. h,sl FOO tirs arcade money csu b. mat-f
81 G.. CAYCE g. son
.... Arr-fHl-aa-a
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Are there any submarines about

vHons. R. W. BaruwelI aud James L. Orr
have been elected Confederate States Senators
EJm South Carolina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14
CAPTURE or SLAYER

There has been bu. oue vessel seized bv the
African squadron fe. being engaged iu the Slave
trade since those mentioned in the last report Of
this uepsrtmsnt-the American brig Triton, bv
the I. ;. ship Constellation, in the Congo river,
on the 2)th Of May iss,. She arrived New
York on The 10Th Of July, in charge of Mdshin-
man o. i. BJrchert. aud was turned over to tbe
United States marshal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

FROM THE CoAsT.-The Savannah Nelss Of
the lIth says: There were yesterday after
noon only six Federal vessels inside the bar,
three men-of-waE and three old hulks. The other
sailing vessels have disappeared, and must have
goneto sea There was a report in town last
evening that the Feleralists were erecting large
battery on he Island, but we could obtain no
reliable information in regard to their move
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

done good service, aI. will 4u confident. Gc-
quit tlsmselvez with credit in the future Re
ports ara appended rva.hti.- some of tGe opera
TONS OF lhiE cpumaaI .. a.-E.iarv 90 tHe m.E-
tlrT movements ou Che Mississippi
PURSUIT OF FEusFaER~.
I-was natural tina. appr-h-u-ioas should pre-
Vail ll regard f1 armed cruisers commissioned
expressly by tue rebel leaders .r J-predale upon
oag commerce. This robbery Of merchants and
others engaged lI pesCg.u. aud lawful pursuits
Boy T.r3ugg. cruisers, is not .ue-U5 .-,-lt g.-g the
general conduct uf those who haze v.s.sf-H lsfF
and moral obligations TO crafty uCr1ua.e am
Ftou Our extended commerce presented .l-
agrsmeuts for plrsurfl warfare g-J Iut lew Of
g-r mlsgul. . cgJuuvwru have prlsFrIeI them
selves 60 tHe purposes of p.uuda- though thereto
invited, and these .-s have been IN cOuslau
tight TO escape t.s aFeLgu- power 0t our vigil
liant naval forces. Such OF these cruisers as
e.uuel the blockade aui capture wcge soon
wrecked, bgay4cd or sunk, with tine exception Of
one, the steamer Sumter which, bv some fatality
.IS permitted Co pass tine B-o1k.yu, then block
siug one o.. the passes uf the III sissippi. and
after a 1uet and feeble chase by the latter was
allowed % proceed on her pjraGaal voyage.
an investigation OF this whole occurrence WAS
ordered hy tine department. soon the Niagara
aud the fowha-au, i-um the gulf squadron. to.-
i,-,-, 5,. ,lrr-. AND ,.-.l, Ia r..- -
suf rnr,I.-a.,, rr,1.- be-s.s-r-ts. .,,,,,..j.-
4-,-I..- tI,.s ,,s-.,.,I ,.... a. -. aJ----.-
The Keystone State Richmond, Ir0qu0is and San
IacutO were also iu search of her az different
-. -..t... f-,r., -..,,- -...-,,.,. IN. s r,
sl..7 ...--,,-,.,.. am, .,,.5r,. ..-,--.--i -.. .,
- ...r - -.s ,., 49,. -. -
t.., .lgsl L1. bae- .aosi,.i and b.- ,,.--
.-..-....r - ,I., -.-,.-s-,..... IS .,,., -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

EF-A correspondent Of the Pensacola Observer,
writing from Warrington, says number of men
belonging to one Of the Mississippi regiments
were handling a shell few days since thrown
by the enemy during the bombsrdmeut, which
exploded, causing the death of two and wound
ing another.
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CARPENTER WAVTET9 ;
NASHVILLE STEAM FORGE!

NASHVILLE STEAM FORGEl
iron Forging Of ali kiRds
We are now prepared 20 make 70 order ~ Ia R1ks
" QUANTITIES. the following arriCles ta--5t-
Forged Gan BsFrsls unfinished
fpadss sBd Sh1vsis like O Amss'.
Picks, Drill a-d Crovy0ars-
Wagon aud Car axle
AnchOrs, Crsnks ADD Shafts;
Sl71ges 5aulers ami Pow shares
Chaius Traces Hli Il g
Rvets Spikss Bolts, NIrs s1l YTa.hr-. A. y~rr,.
hliv-s H11 Hoes, Sc-ew 1ifs+5 and essry d-.s-i,-,
Of Iron and Steel FJrgi0s ti1-e.s 'P-on
der77ts ,ysL--it - = CO-'
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g~The price Of cotton is still going up in New
York From . 70 % cents Tor middling uplands,
buoysnt with an upward tendency, is the last
report of the market. This does not look like
the Yankees had much faith in the speedy sub
jugation Of the South, and an abundant cotton
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