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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

WoULD'NT Go.-Ths Newburyport Herald
has a correspondent accompanying the eighth
Massachusetts regiment. Speaking Of his
passage through Maryland, be says;
One gentleman offered TO give me a niger,
if l could induce any one Of the thirty be had
to leave bin and 60 North, af,rdIng me full
liberty to hold cut any inducement I deemed
expediest. l tried the experiment, pictured
out the blessings Of freedom so far as I was
able, but it was no 60, and lost the darksy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

Powder Mil AT KrEesToS, GEORGIA.
We are crsdlbly informed that a
company has been at Kingston, OF
which Col. John D. Gay is a prom
inent member, for The purpose of com
meHcing Immediately the manufacture OF pow
der. The saltpster cave near that place con-
tains an abundance Of nitre almost pure, and
scientific men will soon turn 1t to immense val
ne to the eountry.-Roms CoErisr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
HARD WORKING MAN.
Pendcrgrast Headed.

A correspondent Of the N. o.. Crescent gives
the following particulars OF the manner in
which Com. Pendergrsst was chsck-mated by
the southern commander at Norfolk
Commodore Pendsrgrsst experienced an ex-
ample Of southern vigilance aud spirit a few
DAYS ago, which must have been rather morti-
flying. He is engaged, as the reader is probs-
bly, aware, in enforcing the blockade OF the
Virginia ports, yet be bad been in the habit ef
permitting the regular packets between New
York and Norfolk to transfer their passengers
and baggage to the little siesme ~. Sslden,
at Old Point CONTEXT, to Be C. ID TO the
latter city. It was quite reasonable TO sup
pose that the federal commander had some
other object 10 view than 70 facilitate travel or
to obliEe the people Of Norfolk, and General
Gwynn soon became satisfied ina. that object
was nothing less than tc Oh ala Information
through spies Of the Mil r. aEatiess
here, and Of other nsttsrs * thereto.
Accordingly, when the Wa sF amed
into tie hs-bor a few dsys 7Ee she aG quiet
lv taken y secession Of By the ,1'iit1ry zHthori-
ties and tied up. WhstisI he commodore
st0rm-l and eTore at all when he learned this
tr Al z circumstances, deponent saith not, eut
-srtaiD It is tba he seat a pecc- toTv demand
FOR the Immediate liberation o. lie Tsssl, to
which Gen. Gwynn replied BY politely REQUEST
ing the commodore to "coTue and take her -
ne has not cor yet, and 20 the vessel is a
staunch, snug, 45t sailing little craft, it is
possible that the general would not consent to
give her up IL be should come.
Gov. FOoTE ANB Cor. HoUsE AT KNox-
v1L1E.-The Knoxville Register Of the 21st
says that these gentlemen, who are canvassing
East Tennessee fo- ration, spoke at that
Place or the ooh ius.. or their speeches the
Register says;
Il would be impossible In any brief notice to
convey an idea Of their power that would do
them Justice. Suffice it to say that, wherever
they IRE heard by those who are still lsboriDg
under the hallucinstions Of Unionism, convic-
ton munt follow, and q patriotic determination
TO resist to the death the usurpstions Of the
bssotted abolition despotisn sf tae North will
be aroused, that will sweep everything before
1t. The only way to prevent these gentlemen
from firing the popular heart Of East Tennes-
see with the universal desire to be free from
the domination OF the North, IL to keep ihe
people from hearing them and this, it is evil
dent, the leaders Of Unionism are making
strenuous efforts 10 do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
n WNe COPY.
]. z. r. Raw. s~ecretsrv Of State.

~ Judge Simpson offered a resolution in
Tho Kentucky legislature last week, to compel
the governor Of kentucky to issue a proe'ams-
ticn to the people OF Southern KenuckY and
Tennessee, commanding them not 70 attack
Cairo. This venerable old tory never thought
Of commanding Llncoln,s soldiers at Cairo to
stop robbirg boats in the waters Of Kentucky.
Re is very anxious about Lineoln's abolition
troopa, but cares very little about the property
Of citizens Of Kentucky. He must keep cool.
The people down here would not regard such
a proslamstion more than they would the idle
Wind-Pcdscah Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

BALTIMORE, Sunday, May 19.-one thou
sand additional MIME musksts were received
by TIE Virginia troops from North Carolina.
Two batteries Of railroad iron, similar to the
floating battery at Charleston, have been cree
ted at the Point Of Rocks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

Rz-W learn from the Pensacola cores.
pon5ence Of the Mobile .fiperfiser that first
LieuteDsnt Murdaught OF the Gag ship Sabine,
has at length been permitted to leave the ship,
ard has sailed in The storsship Supply for
home. Lieut.. NJ. is a Yirginian. He resign
ed several weeks ago, and was informed that
bis resignation was accepted, but for some
time, It lie understood, Captain Adams refused
TO let him leave the Sabine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-To-day three mer-
chan 8, Jerome A. Pendsrgrast, James White
ford and George MCGOWAN, were arrested IN
der an indictment by the grand jury, charged
With riotous conduct in 0bstructing tbs track
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, when the
Massachusetts troops were en- route to WASH
ington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
NJ ELEVENTH STHTE GOnE

STATE GONE
The conduct OF the old North State in
promptly Withdrawing from the RunP Govern
nent by a uHasimous vote on the first day the
convention assembled, rsde5mfhsr most glori-
ously from the odium Of her UnloDiEm as mani
Tested more than three months ago. It de-
morstrstsl that her vote in February for the
Union was not a vote for submission-and that
she is as true to the South in the dark hour Of
trial as Der gallant little sister who fts. trOd
solitary and alone the dangerous path Of re-
sistanse to tyranny. She s the eleventh planet
that has shot from the federal orbit.
" Tkus star by star declues,
I'M AL are nEnsad awavn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

II John Trimble, Esq. senator from
Davidson, has resigned bic seat in The senate
Of Tennessee, az he announces in the Baassy
Of Sunday. The governor will, Of course,
issue his writ for an election to ~ the vacancy.
q Thirty six young ladies' Of Moscow,
Fsystte CO., Tenn, have signed a pledge bind
ing themselves so protect those young men
in that vicinity who fear to volunteer their
services in defense Of their eouHt r"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

GIN BKs. MocuLLooH.-Ths New Or
leans Della is amused to see the statements
as to the whereabouts Of Ben. AlcCulloeh,"
It has "rssd Of his being IN three iiEsrent
places several hundred miles apart, while In
fact be is at neither place" The Delta there
upon asserts with srest pOsitlveness that this
ubiquitous officer is now attached to the COM
mInd Of Col. Van Dorm, and both are "a Ia
heels Of The notorious Kansas Montgomery and
jim Lane, now rapidly marching toward Kan
sas from the Texas border. To put all the
specnlations Of our cotemporary to naught,
we stated few days since that the verittble
Benjamin passed through this city on the 10th
inst En- route for Arkansas, where be nay
possibly have al opportunity Of meeting the
above mentioned brace Of abolition warriors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

e7-By the fan Of a bridge over the Little
Miami canal at Cincinnati, on Sunday, two or
three hundred persons were ~preeipitaied into
he canal, bat, strange to say, no lives were
los.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
JEWELS on ALrAa OF z 6ovETnY.-

JEwELs on THE Altar OF z CoUNTHy.-
The Richmond Eramiaer records the follow
ing worthy example Of noble patriotism;
One Of the most amiable and Fashionable
young bellies Of our city, on yesterday, placed
In TIE bands Of a friend her casket o. jewels
valued Il 5000, which she Instructed him to
cell 10 the best account, and appropriate the
proceeds to the benefit Of such volunteer SOL
disrs Of the State as might require It. Ihis
generous gift was not ali, however she prom
issd to put BY, from her "pin money" one dol
lar each day, as long a. The revolution might
continue, the aggregate to be handed over
quarterly 70 some responsible party for TIE
purposes The same as above. Lastly, she has
periodically dstsrminel never to wear a jewel
or ornament Of any kind, until the indepen-
dsncs Of the South is recognized BY the Fed
srsl Government and the world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

NEW ORLEANs, May 22.-The steamship
Arizon, from Brazos Santiago, with'S450,0 900 n
specie, has arrived. The surrender Of the fed
eFal forces in Texas under Col. Reeve to Col.
Van Dorm IS confirmed,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

VAccWATIoE.-The Augusta Constitution
aIaf suggests 10 our volunteers who expect 20
be called into service, the propristy Of protect
ing themselves against snail pox by Y~sceina-
ton. That terrible disssse ts said to be AREA
dy spreading among LIEooLE'S troops, aud Il
may be communicated deslgnediy OF accident
ally to ours. Vaccination has been SO much
neglected Of late years, that not one person in
ten ls protected from email PoE, and u it gets
among our soldiers it may be spread through
out the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

sUsTDRTEE.
G00 bushels ware ard yellow WssT=
%OO 81 btrrsls sd 100 Tags Plfst17s
GO baH Hom.ly. Beans a-d Peat
s. pcEE1- Thlta Flth. sbT. and All lzus.s +:
5Jb5rrse Star Csrsies end sL.--h
100 boxes G7ruaH aud Family s51p
= barrels V-leGars
100 lszCa B-fom--
81 IBIS. Rs-glsa AID Eve year ed Esurb5n
.WnEtvs
% 1asrsE7s Butter and Eve bsrr-is EEzn;
90 d0zsl quart tan Peschss, Of 81 Per Gozeu.
For sa'aby HUBBELL. HgED s. HUSTON,
Uyl7-lr Wrbss.r Block 1B1 NTrfa rtraet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

THE STATS INVESTING HALF A MILbToN
IN AETs.-We itsrn, upen authority which
,piacE the statement beyond e doubt, that On
sSsnt OF the New York State government lett
tbik city In the last English stesner, with Eve
h. Rdr-d thousand dollars for the purchase d
a : and munitions Of war. The funds are q
So on the So ,009 appropriated by the last
eSissature for war purpcses.-M T. Journal
OH Commerce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

u The Montgomery CoAfderuy ef The
1S.b, says: president Davis and lady, and
Hon. S. R. Mallory, arrived yesterday morn
lag from Pspra-ola, where they have been re-
cruiting fora day or two. The visit, We learn,
was a very agreeable and pleasant one"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

LARsEsreIRCULlTlOE II THE CITY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
.6ruaraI Sutton goase,

M0ESARRAT & DUPREE,
aT-H'e F~rL0Tv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

e We understand, says the Charleston
Carrie, that nee is being shipped By railroad
to Richmond, The directors Of the road taking
It at half Of the usual rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

Work At tbs PEFIrzErrART.-The Nash
vile Pairist says talt shese are at least two
hundred men employed a. the TsniIsntiary in
The manufacture Of haversaeks, caps, pouches,
camp chests, Eun banners, tool chests, and
rsmodeIling bayooets, sosbbards, and that in a
few days, preparations For making cartridges,
etc., will be- completed. A large number Of
bands have also been employed in tie manu-
faeture Of shoes for The soldiers, snd wagons
for army purposes. Col JOhnsonis bus max
ing the prison subssrve the use Of the State in
this emergency, and W feel well assured that
he will make it as useful as possible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

BosToN, May 2i.-It is reported that the
United States brig Bainbfidge will proceed di-
rect 70 Aspinwaii and act as convoy TO The
California steamers crossing the Gulf, and
protect them from PriVateeTs.
HARPER's FERRY, May 1.-Two thousand
Wsssis5ippians arrived here TODAY. Two re-
gimsnts arrived from Alabama yesterday.
CHAMBERsBUR6, May 19.-Ths troops here
are IN daily expectation OF receiving marching
orders southwark. They viii certainly Oseu-
py HagerstoWn in a few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
4fb 90bfrtisemfnts.
NOTICE.
NTOeTECE.
TO IND
an HR. OHEFURRq-

TO QB.4RTER U.GSTEEsS md
Army OFFICERS.
A FThR weeks Of isccssant Efforts we are gratifed %
"A anaounce 20 che Q-nzrtermaslcrs end Army onrerd
OF Tennessee Arfanatsi AssffppL. L.uieizna, ken
tuekyi Alabama, aputh Carolina, Flerse. Texas, sud he
inaian Territory, h4i We ere prepared 20 furnish
Virginia Manufactured Cotton ClOtb,
s.fe twisted and elaaeiy woven. wsishins nssgz4aif =
pound pef yards for
CAMP TEE-Es!
warranted 10 bold water on a level. Nothing is raors
Important % The soldier hn % loot Eal 70 hs Dratsc-
ll9l - HHLlemrHl while 10 c1mp To be thus
Secured 20 must have eatsr-pro5f Tent. and not ruGrr
h4nseI 70 Da deceive hr tto5E oeki1E more b Cellars
md cents than 20 the eoulort Of him aho Is hr frtu
llse e-f itnlN IN 1afsnse % MS country.
We warrapt our Camp Cloth o. give aat7f.ctiq1. II
not We viii Tet1nd the amount raid.
We aiso have SOAP, manufactured here which viii
cash bsfore delivery.
J9ET ?. BROWN p CO..
l7s Eatrfar HlCrE.
my1t-dIw.twfm M.r-b- go
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THE ME-
~"BIGHER LAW ASAH

The New York Tribune OF the 10th Jyai
A LEsAL demand has been made upon 6en.
Harvey Of s.. Louis to give up Capt. MELON
aid. who was taken prisoner BY the Missouri
volunteers after the affair at Camp Jaeksen-
The general answered in writing, refusing to
give him Up till be bad received instructions
from washington. and declaring his determi-
nation to obey the higher law Of bis country"
Such is abolition policy Law violated
written constitutions treated as npllities-
states-rights tFamplsd upon-perHonal liberty
abridEed-"LEsAL" demands diHregerded.
This is the feast to which the people Of the
South sre invited It is the bill Of fare the
abolition powers ask US 20 submit TO. The
tool at ST. Louis will not comply with a Legal
d~ensnd-he will obey einstruetions from
Washlngton' and the "higher laws" and free
men are asked 10 submit. We can say to the
Trfbune that Tennessee Will rebel on the 9th
prox., AID that, too, with q unaninity Of the
most forcible import.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

The friends and arquaiutsnoes Of JOHN 5. GRIsEE,
sre requested to attend The funeral OF his wife this
morning at 9 o'el eK from bis residence in Fort Pick
erfne.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

GTRAYED Or stolen froul ue subscrbsr on N6uday
- last, in the city o. Memphis, a large sorreI
HORaR with bald face, a hlia sur1ng lu DE -
knees; had on a plain saddle with spsaish trsa;A
name ncar the shoulders worn % By TIE actigu Of the
collar. The above reward viii De PAID Ter the delivery
o the animal az tho auction stsr- Of n. @. Caycs 4
leigh, Tennessee.
uH1Q druTwH %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
THE VOICE DE- a SOUTHERN PA
THFRT.

We take the following extract frsn a letter
rscsatly written by Judge NATHAN GREEN,
well known througfou. TIE South as being
connected with the Lebanon law school. He
has been an ardent lever Of the old Union,
aad is now in the seveBtisth year Of his age.
He says:
u our eelf-respect, our honor, and our
sacred rights, al demand that we sever our
connection With the United States forever.
Surely, no son Of the South would turn his
arms against the Confederate States in this
emergency, and assist ths oppresssr to subiu-
gate he wronged and injured party. What IL
they . Z sp1rn the oppressor, and defy the to-
rant a litls earlier than all thought was pru
dent and necessary? All must admit that their
wrongs were g%rievous and hard 10 be borne,
snd that they had cause for revolt. We had
Ike cause, but we had more faith IN the wrong
doeT, and were willing to demonstrate, and
writ for the "sober second thought0 Of the
North, WAsn w hoped FOR Justice. But our
faith was ill-fo1nded. nd our hope decisive.
We have been fattsFsd and esiolsd, until like
Maryland and Missouri, We are almost in the
tolls Of the enemy. A little more delay and
hesitation, and ? ~ilitay dsspotism will be
established over US. ! say then to arms, and
resist 10 the lGst erfrsmiiy. Toe united South
caaa0t be subfEei. Every motive OF sslf-pres-
eTvstion iuYokes rs to Union in the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

sriLL FEEDrsG TIE CEEDULoUs.-As late
as the 18th the New York TTi5une Publishes
tie following
At Boston, a letter is said to have been re-
csived from Charleston,S S. C., stating that Gen
Bsauregsrd has died from wounds inflicted dur
ing the bombardment Of Fort Sumter.
The Tribune is either %gullible, or else feels
that is readers are easily gulled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23
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THE KEvrUcKY RfFLEMEE.-No visitor 10
Hsrper's Ferry cen well fail to have bis Alse.-
tion challenged ~ the appearance Of the Keu-
tueky regiment, not lees by The greater fre-
cheney With Whiehits Uniform Is seen over any
other than BY the striking appearance Of tie
5alWart egd keen-eyed men composing H..
Better msteriai for good soldiers it would
seen a. 2 glance, could not be desired. Tie
men were generally above the ordinary hight,
atontly framed, and wore upon their counte-
nances an expression Of ready intelligence and
OF resolution which conveyed a promise OF
aoeas OF neroism whenever the hour Of action
slali come. Ihs majority Of them, a. /
learned from one OF It's intelligent members,
are ron me counties Of western Kentucky, a
considerable portion OF The remainder bailing
from Louisville. Their expertnsss with ne
rife IL a subject OF remark in the camp. and
YES publ ely Illustrated one dav last week.
when at a target firing by the regiment Eve
out OF every six shots fred hit the mark within
a circumference OK thirty-six inches. TbeV
numoer about six hundred, are uniformed in
blue wooden hunting shirts and trowsers, with
s%ionchci bats ana are commanded By Colonel
Branton Duncan, 2 wealthy gent nan Of Ken
lucky. Col. Duncan raised, equipped, aad
transported bis regiment 10 Virginia entirely
&C his oWn expense. The Kenluckians are
srmsd with MIME relies. They are specially
detailed 10 guard The strongly fortified Mary
land nights, The key TO the whole position.
They know it to be the pos. Of danger, aud
expresa an eager desire for tue hgat, which
thor know ls sooA to occur.-BaltiBOrs SGR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

u Adviees from Minnesota say that the
troops from that State expected to reach
Cslre on the 10th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

Rpsea. DOnOhO 5 sfrsngs
HAVE OK HAND mi AssoEnuSrs OF
Lace MaBtIas aRd Polats,
Elegant Fans aRd FaT2ss1s,
Aacs Cellars and sleeves,
Embroidered KOkes and BaRas.
Breasfast sa4 travelling Sets,
silk, cotton and Lisle B0sieTy,
Leaiss' sRd 3iisses' Lace MiCts,
LaGls5' aEa EhNdres's L6neR Hasd-
kes chi6fsI
Superior acE Engljsh Grapes,
5y1hsEe sEcrsGtffos 0ssd GisaPS,
S-4 White and BiaCk BeTages,
Best Quality Black Grenadines,
syvfsses, JscOnefs, NsnsooSs,
Diapers, BEIzzies ChRmbrsys.
SUPERIOR CARPET
az low priest
Iadia Rubber Straw EEattiDEs,
Table Linens ard Napkins,
Towers, UuCabscz-s and Crashes,
glIeetings, shirtinBJ, CaaaBurgs,
AACAAMEag CEAE-aaa -L@Aa-NAA1 .
Dress G0Ods-TH Styles.
Ezdics' Fisle Under GaTnssEtss,
Hoops, Etssfss CoFsofs.
Now having manufactured in Memphis
Wand's Patent Watsr-Pr0G Camp Rag
Shall soon be preBs-ll &c SUPP lI orders.
SPEED, DcN0H0& 5TRAEGE
myfs-dfvav-lso sI4 KAN ssart
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APPRECIATION OF THE SOUTH

GREELEY, Of the NY. TribznS, is beginning
to appreciate the war footing Of the South.
70 his issue Of The 16lh be says:
Nobody knows bow strong an array the Sc
csssloHists may present; but they certainly
have oors than one hunlred thousand men this
day under arms, and they could concentrate
that number in Virginia within ten days if
they could only fill their military chest by a
levy on their suspended banks. That is q
larger army than we can oppose to them on The
Potomac on such short notice; it will be better
drilled than ours, and it Is made up Of the very
bsSt fighting material to be- collected from
Twelve or thirteen States. KsBtscky processes
10 Be neutral, but every Sighting Secessionist
within her borders, except her Governor, is
already in JEFF. Davis's ranks or on the way
TO join them.
The q one hundred thousand mem which
can be concentrated " within ten days." is but
the advance guard Of the vast amount OF "the
very best fighting material" that will be ar
rayed, if necessary, to protect southern rights,
and defend southern homes. The Tribune is
posted as to our present preparations, partially;
should occasion require the extent Of cur re-
sources win be equally apparent.
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BTMmFpR.
$40 R99gnsd,

TBIRTT on FORTY GEREAHg. god snd true. 70
j join tie Asmphis southern Artillery oupsny.
.ppy a. ? BEREMANiB,
Shelby street. or al ffrf WRIGHT,
my18-4t Usrfr1uh. Team.
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100 s i5s ss's : 3ssi a.i''i s.1 Ss-7 e. 'i'''
ITO casks FyaFV EsCiel PJiters
100 Gaze nllrr Fines
100 cases Clsret and white Wine.
AlG0. sugar Norssss. C0d-e, Tea. TOBACCO, Cigars,
Raisins, hem5L5, Alu0nls, etc. Per sale b.
:. p FRANZ,
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JOIN TUMBLE, Esq, State Senator from
Da.l-lol county, having resigned his sea. in
he legislature, the Southern Independence
Central Committee Of the State recommend
Ton. WASH. Barrow, Of Nashville, as a suit
able person to III the vacancy. Gen. BAR
nov. g.sws touching the question Of separa-
uoa iron IRE Union and connection With the
Confederate States being in entire accord with
those Of the great majority Of The people Of
his county, be will be returned without oppo-
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
~ u On ranF
SD Regraa.R.

w.
ETRATED en- FRIDAY, Nty 18th, TWO BULES. one a
- bay horse Mule, about sixteen hands h!LhN
between three Hrt t1r years old shoi al "a
round, with l-1rk The sh'pe a a ring on The
side "a Bis head. The ether. q BLACK msreEE&HAa
@U'e- about thirteen hands high, nine year5 Old, shoi
an round, with a mark unier her jaw. Both bear the
w1rks OF haness. We viii give the above reward n
delivered 10 Us al ths carnsv q Fifth and GreenlaW
streets, opposite the residence o. Col J. l. Sanhrrans.
III l. HENEES
m~nG-TUn nhnfeau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-23

ALAHsE REwAED FoA z SHALL TNAIToh
Tbs Cincinnati Gazette Of the sh contains the
following
DR.. Hurley, editor Of the Nashville Dsmoeraf,
q spirited Union paper which was suppressed
bF q mob, has beer appointed 70 a hrat class
cIsrkship in tht siA.b su3itor's Office at WASH
inrtOn.