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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-03
Jonathan q. Marbles a.ssaGe.

tTH sub Crbrr having be appontf6 by The llnnoa
-hle Probate Cont for he DistricioI ash gifn Com
masinners receive exam inc and ad alic lam and
demands OF all PERSONS against the Estate Of nathan
j. Marble late Of Fay son; in said District deceased repre-
qened nsolvent, and the term of six months from the
9th day of July 1861, ben gaoweG by said Cour TO the
creditors of said dccea exhibit and prove HER re-
spec,iye claims before gvenoice thaiWe viii attend
he duties of appoint menr at tie dwelling house
Of Benjamin Mantle il Faysicn, in said district. the
I'D day Of August Next and The 18th day CT January
next at o'clock in the afternoon on each Of said days
WILLIAMS VII nsUnI i. PORTER, com"'rs.
Fayaton, July j., A. ID. 1861. 292
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-03
.PEObaGc Courts for Randolph
EhEsfrIcf

DROBATE .OURTS within and for the District OF Ran
d0ph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
the Registers Office, in Brock field, the first Thurs
lay in each month at the Orange County Hotel, III
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at Chad
acks Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month At J. l.. BoHles hotel in Washing
on, he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
,lst. BY order of Court
J. L. CLEAy ELAND, Register
Chelsea. December |. 1860.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-03

e&TATE OF VERMONT, PROBATE COURTS With, Tthin
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS and for the District atore'
said will holden the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
sid District on Tuesday each week, during the yea
ensuing. Persons hay ng busint with said Court are re
S,uested 20 atcnl to the same on said court days
q T. 4. MERRILL, Judge.
Zoo ,f.p,l
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-03
Asa EV5ssis' Ntssaec.

STATE OF VERMONT,l In Probate Court h"'den al,
tVAsnING DIsrRrcr,ss, Montpelier, within and fo
aid District, on the G9h dnyu Jolly, A. d. 1861.
DOWN PlTKIN .administlatnr tn The estate "i Asa
IA Willis, late of Marshfeld in said district deceased,
makes application said court to extend the time
!eretoore allowed him pay The debts doe from said
and render his administration account until sone
Guture day
Wherenpon, it is c,decdby said that said appii-
cation be heard at the Prubate Office in Montpelier,
she Both day OF August and, il is further ordered
shat be given all persons rned, by The pub
location this order in the Green Mohnain Freeman,
i,rinled Montpelier, three weeks successfully, hotore
said hearing By The conrt,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

Yesterday one hundred and Fifty gross Of mil
itarv buttons were seized on the mail boat FOR
Louisville: thew were des inad South. We
also learn that The collector has been notified
that large quantities Of dairy produce, partie-
ularly butter, have foHnd their wsY from this
city, via Covington and Hewport, into Tennes-
see, and we furihermore learn that it is in con-
temptation 10 arrest certain Individuals con-
nected with the traffic, Uho, it is said, were
perfectly cognizant Of their destination. The
parties connected with keeping an eye TO such
matters are on the gai rire, and it will be a
very difficult matter FOR dairy, or any other
Injuries hereafter 20 pass their scrutiny.
B7 the way, a rather ludicrocs incident oc-
CURED Yesterday at the Ohio and Mississippi
depot. The deputy collector observed a buriy
German lusging along voluminous carpet
sack. which evidently contained something OF
weight. i struck the deputy that the sack
must cover articles "eontraband Of WARP and
a vision o. a heavy haul Of revolvsrs foatad
across bis i'm ginsrioB. As the German was
about conveying his load into & car the officer
addressed him with the remark that it ap-
pearsd to be very heavy; 70 which the other
replied with q signihcan "yaE" in the "ricb
German accent.o TIE officer thereupon Init
mated a desire 20 examine the contents, and
invited tss Ted,onic gentleman to accompany
him 10 place bard BY, con7enient for that
purpose. URon this The latter laid down his
cargo, with the remark; "Dssh ish goot, but
you carries bin yourself;' at the same time be
made no resistance to the search The in
spector seized the ssck and conveyed It TO the
des gnated spot, when the German, to facilitate
matters, presented bin with the KEY. The OBJ
jet OF suspicion was Immediately opened, and
the contents were revealed to the expectant
gaze OF the official 10 the shape Of carpet
sack Poll Of Bologna saussgss.- Cincinnati
EaGuirsr, June 15.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

= III !" = 7 = = = = II "
Tie Baltimore SaH Of Monday has the e,
loving.


Tie Baltimore SaH Of Monday has the fol-
lowing:
me arrivals Of the Gsorgians, Ca7t. Pear
son. on Saturday, aad toe Adelaide, Captain
Cannon. yesterday morning from Old Poini
Comfort bring intelligence from that quarter
M 10 five O'Clock on Saturday afternoon.
On Friday one Of the Ericsson boats took
down 70 Old Point a large tow Of 4 hing boaii
from Ihs susquehsnns river, which are to be
used for landing troops, each boat having a ca
uscItv for about seventy men, and win very
Init drauzht Of wster.
One Of the Zouares and two other soldiers
= came up on TIE Adelaide From the latter ws
learned that there are now twelve thousand
troons ct Fortress Monroe and In the vicinity
including the arrivals OF Saturday. Prepara-
tions are making FOR an attack on Norfolk
Int Gen. Butler viii net move until be has q
so-ee Of twenty thousand men, The soldier.
stated that Norfo' K would be attacked stimuli
fsneouslv front and rear Five thousand men
yvfH Be- sent against SeVeii's Point, which
number. Il is thought by the commanding gen
u-aI will Be sufficient to take b.. Those q
make The attack IN the direction Of Portsmodf
will be sent from Washington, While the Forces
of+Gsu. Butler viii operate from the rear.
The diversion toward Newper News Point
IS said to be intended TO attract the attention
side Of he river.
Il is understood at Fortress Monroe that
Norfolk is pretty well fortified, bat they do 10
think that there are any fortihcsti0ns on d.
peninsula running down to Cape May to ssFi-
eusIv ohstruct fbe passage of be federal forces
The Zousves, who went out on Tuesday
last. hars not vet beea beard from. One oi
those sent oat IN search Of then Is said 70 have
scriseusaIiv sbat and killed himself. A de-
tacbmsnt from the Troy (N. Y. J regiment wal
sfterwsfd sent out in search Of the lost sol
diers. which was surprised by party Of con-
fsderstes, and driven back within the iiufs
one man wss killed, I've wounded, and tWC
taken prisoners.
Evervlhing was quiet at Fortress Monroe
hul the men were sgbiee ed 20 constant drill.
Ths Adelaide Brought up q large number o
empty barrels for 2 supply Of water from th'
,rafer wor-s Of THE city. Tor Fortress Monroe
Every neek some twenty thousand gallons ar.
Ment down, q contract for that quantity having
been made BY seme person.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20


A Washington correspondent states thai
complaints hsve been made BY the volunteers
ia some Of the regiments that certain oificeFi
buy up The claims Of their men at discount
Of twenty to thirty per cent, necessity com
psliing the men to submit to the imposition
Bliss, the acting governor Of Pike's Peal
under the old provisional goyernment,~ ha'
issued proclamation in which be refuses e
recognize he authority sf the United states
Il is said that many miners are 10 league VII
Bliss, and that there iH danger OF coliisloi
between him and Governor Ghpin-
In the rooms OF the Chicago historical so
ciety is recorded the genealogy Of Deugias
extending back to the first representative o.
the family in America, who vas william
( Douglas, Of Boston, Mass, proving nm TO d
Of puritan stock.
Two large warehouses, containing sever
thousand bales Of cotton, were destroyed py
t FIRE at Liverpool on the 27ih ult.
/ A German was near r sawed in two, one day
last week, by coming 10 contact with 3 saw
while in motinn, at the steam saw-mlll neal
Wright CITY, Mo. BE lived near two days az
ter the occurrence.
We are graiifed to learn that the army
worm is rapidly disappearing In some portions
Of The country Thousands of dollars' worth
Of meadows, grain, corn and other valuable
crops nave been desiroyec.-RaskUiRa III
Herald
A meeting Of The stockholders Of ihe Suez
canal was recently held at Paris. when the re-
port was made that the work would be con-
pleied next year The number Of lab0rers
employed is s 900, the wages Of many Of whom
is orly fifteen sous day.
The Mschias Uai0a wants 10 know "Why
Beecher, Greely and Bryant don't allow them
selves 20 be mustered into the United States
service?" We suppose they are afraid they
viii be psppered if they do, answers the Dag
Book
At Lewiston, Maine, a married man kissed
a married womsn-tbe latter encouraging The
business-Gnd they were both arrested and
held FOR trial, on the complaint Of the wife OF
the former The woman was also obliged TO
pass short season in jail until she could get
bondr.
A Mormon preacher said in a late discourse
at Salt Lake:
The Republican organs whipped Mr.. Bu-
chsusn into the Utah war and then they
whipped him for getting into it; and they then
whipped him until be got aut Of Il the best be
could, and then thev whipped hiH aWfuily Tor
getting out. They meant 10 keep bin there
until the work Of destruction was done. But
thank the Lord the Latter Day Saints yet live,
and yet have an influence, and they are yet
felt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
cn.s,us M. clay.

The letter Of this noted Individual, addressed
to the English public and published in ths
London 7Tmss, is acknowledged BY bis warm
eat friends At home to have been impolitic, and
entirely outside Of bis routine Of duty as d.
plomalist. But 10 England John Bull resent'
tbe impsrtineut interference strongly. Tbs
Tgmss, in the eolumns Of which the manifesto
appeared, says
Mr.. CLAY must really allow US to give ouI
own version Of the honor and interest Of En-
gland. Our honor and interest is to stand aiooi
from contests which in 20 way concern ms, to
be content With our own laws and liberties
without seeking to impose them upon others,
sto seek peace and ensure IT." and to leave
those who axe TO the sword to fall by ths
sword. In war we win be strictly neutral; in
peace we viii be the friends OF whatever power
NAV emerge out Of the frightful chaos through
which MIR. Clay sees his way 80 clearly. And
that neutrality which is recommended alike by
our interest and our honor, we viii not violate
through fear-no, not Of hundred millions Of
unborn men. Lst Mr.. Clay and bis country
men look well to the present, and they will fnd
enough 70 occupy their attention without trou-
bling themselves with long visions Of humilia-
ton and Tetrihution, which no man now alive
will ever see accomplished.
The London Standard is equally unkind:
We bold ourselves, in spirit and in deed
aloof from both sides, in a war begun with too
much bravaao on the part OF the statesmen Of
the North. We ara at once unconvineed and
unmoVed BY the somewhat impeTtinent letter
Of Mr.. Clay, which was hardly worth a col
gmn Of the Times Il is nonsense to talk Of
fighting for liberty and nationality. It is not
toe part OF good and brave men to boast that
they are sure to conquer The argument that
England must help the North for fear that the
South should conquer cur West Indies, was
hardly worth putting 10 paper just as idle is
It to threaten Us With be future vengeance Of
possible hundred millions Of Americans
oeltury hence-who, it ever they are called
into being, will probably be divided into half
a dozen republics and as many empires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
The London Standard is equally unkind


QUNcY, H., June 17.--It is reported by :
messenger on this evenings down packet that
800 secession recruits were to start from
Canton, Missouri, for Csiib, Jackson's camp,
10 day or two, and citizen OF that place
has been berg all day trying to get aid from
Col. Smith to break uD the organization and
prevent their departure. Col. Smith has about
$50 men ere, but ne equipments except guns.
An express messenger brought messages
frem Shelbina which should have come to
Hannibal by telegraph. He says The tele-
graph poles were cut down this morning be-
tween breckenridge aad st. Joseph They
were soon repaired, bat this afternoon the line
was again eut Between Macon City and Pal
myra. The line was not working through at
about five O'CLOCK this afternoon.
At station about thirty-fve miles this side
Of St Joseph, to-day, the secessionisLs Eet FIRE
to a bridge by the use Of csmphene. It was
burning when the train which arrived here this
evening came in sight Of it.
When the bridge was being fred it s said =
party Of secessi0nists were keeping guard
over number Of union men, whom they had
shut up in the freight house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

A Successful FEAr.-Tbs Richmond D,.
p1fci says gsrtlsmsn iud arrived fro,, v,a-l,-
town reports quite o successful Pssf srco,,.
plished by lhrss o. our scouts. Tbsr srron-,-
tered nine Of Buffers scots, and lne,.- fbst h,
a coutess with the odds O itrse =, ~. sbe,-
would stand bet poor chanses ~ snrrs.s ~
sorted 20 ruse which provsi highly sucressf,,i
Instead Of rushing upon to Yspkees. fbe,- -
trszted, and drew The enens's fra. ans ,bs,
suddenly turned about and ave bsttle. one
Of ths miscrHants vas inssntIv killed fwo
were taken prisoners, and ths other six n,sds
coed their escape hy takhs 10 tbsir heels
Two Of our men were expeiepceJ rvs-ricrs
and have seen service before
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

PzivATEEHs IN THE MEDITERKANEAx.-A
letter TO the Boston -fdasTiiser, from an sficer
Of the United States steamer Richmond, dated
at Genoa, May q, brings the following intel
ligence
K is curTeHtiy reported here that several
parties are only waiting our departure from
the MedteTanean 70 ft out priTateers These
vessels weuid cruise about lust outside the
Strait Of Gibraltar and intercept and capture
all vessels, either IN or outward bound. In
mense iijurY might be done our commerce in
. this way, for our trade with all the countries
whose shores are washed bv these waters is
very large, and its only outlet is through the
narrow Strait Of Gibraltar. If these rumors
are true, IT will be nost essential that the gov
eminent should at once dispatch a sufficient
force to that point TO convoy and protect our
merchant fleets from ths rapacity Of these
mercenary sea roVers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

A HrrpororAssUa rHoa THE BHlTsH 70
oroorcsL GARDEKs ~ MoHrHE1L.-Mr G.
q. caick, an enteTprisiug American gentle
7nzn during : recent visit TO England, sue.
rsessa in purchasing, at the cost Of about
ege 00o. tbe celebrated hifpopotamus which
hss been 20 long on exhibition At the Zoologi-
cal gardens. L1ndc9, and nas brought hin 70
Montreal. This is the only specimen Of the
Fi,ponatsnus fkiBp1paiamus amphfbias) sVel
- +tis continent. and ws8the fTst one hroughi
sots Furops since they were sEsibited bv ths
emcsrors Of Romt in The Coliseum, ffteel
huedred ycsrs ago and his sdTent in London
rr,sis5 the nest intense excitement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
DIR. SPIEGEL.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
AND TEE MOST SUCCESSFUL
CANCER Operator
IN THE W0RLDt
Eight Years ina Memphis.

TNFeRH the public in general that he is prepare
10 treat al diseases, but especially hose wnca arl
pronounced incurable, and called carOulc.
Ills treatment oi Cancers is without any rival, Be
cause they VIII be expelled from the system, vita a.
their roots and d5ers, -ny by utoua treatmeui
without ezusticz and without the En fs.
lie aso treats with success according TO the most i'm
proved .cience of medicine in Europe, RheUalatism
uralEia Gout Cphtha.uis Fistula in Ano, scr1uia
syphilis Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseutery Torpid Liver
Gravel Fils Tapeworm, Piles, DrCpsy, Diseases Of t
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, al diseases o. she Ey
AID Ear, and give particular attention 20 all Femai
Complaints, especially those Of the WOMB.
Negroes who afflicted with any OF the abCvi
diseases win be cared and ind good board and
oommoeatious while under treatment sc the oscors' in
drmAfy.
The doctor esizs attention Of patience at distance
that IL they not prepared to consult the doctor per
saaabiy BY writing 20 him, with exact 1ccount OF al
TIE symptoms OF the disease medicine VIII be t5-Ears,
By Adams express.
-Ofice In LsnOw's Building, Union street, between
Main and Second, fourth door east Of Eaiu.
lnnrmary oa Union street east Of the bayou, at DR.
spegaPs private residence.
Br c. SpieEel has, In his thirty years practice cs
pecaly on chronic diseases cured them with the uos
success he has in bis possession Eve thousand
plants herbs barks, etc, which he rely uDon q
cure diseases which arc by the most successful pract
tionerE prOnounced incurable.
Ne aso makes it his especial practice t. treat all pri
vata diseases with the utmost success In short le
30 natter ul how long standing nor OF Whist nature.
Ali Dr.. spiegel asks from the adcted Is fair trial
then all tae reference be viii give viii be speedy cg-l
to them.
Thousands OF testimonials, from the most reliable
source. nav be seen al IN doctors ONCE de. H-Gu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
Ono Ham UF rOR MOsrr.-The present


condition Of Ohio, financially, is thus set forth
in the Columbus Crisis, Of The 3O.h:
When the legislature authorized Gov. Den
nison 10 borrow three millions Of dollars, il
was supposed that the Ohio banks would iy
to the relief Of the State, Der patriotic soldiers
and the nation whose existence was to be test
ed by blood. No men were so wild and devil
ish n crying trait0f-no party uow-all SOM
try-lifs, property, everything must be put at
the service Of the country
Now what have we witnessed? a? The COVER
nor made calls, proclamations, orders; and
what he could do Gen. Darlington was on hand
60 do for him-the legislature passed laws
be people rushed 70 arms by thousands, and
al eut on sWii a. he running tide. A last
The bonds were resiy ard the money was call
ed for. The OHIO bankers met here last week
entered into deep and solemn consultation
and subscribed three hundred thousand dollsrsl
Not oHe milli0n-not two millions-not thres
miiIionsl
Now what is to be done? Who call Where
is Governor Dennison to get money to pay the
oehts hourly pressing on the State treasury I?
Who are now the traitors2 Who are aiding
She enemy BY refusing TO aid our friends /?
JEFF. Davis can only make an effort to kill our
gallant soldiers, but the bankers would starve
them death. There is no humbng In this-no-
body but the bankers could buy these bonds
We an know that II they refuse-if their
patriotism Qozes out in words hen we are
bankrupt indeed, and Governor Dennison can
mo- nav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
g5+Ths colsF' CO.) Capitol CITY Fact

GyHThs cO'sF' Co.) Capitsl City Fact.
Republican j~1usl in commenting upon the
late disaster at Grsas Be.he5 says:
II our brave men can not be properly Of
hcered and commanded, it were better that
hey be disbalded. Their lives are too pre-
cious to be triasd With and sacrificed in this
manner, and hey are not justified In submitting
to further humiliation.
4h'Ie are olner lotoriolsly incompetent
generals In command Of ths1fedsral forces. n
P. Banks is a very worthy nan, true pstriot. .
and an uuegceptionable executive officer. Int
we trsmhle Tor eur country and the fate Of its
brave defenders when be shall have led them
TO battle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, SAYS:
letter fr5m East Tennessee, written before
JEFF Davis passed through With 1000 msn on
bic say to Richmond, ststes that II tie
uniouists there could have had arms ana a
leader, they would have taken JEFF. prisoner.
unfertunatelY. both were wanting
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

hhhAkkABlA SURGICAL CAsE-WA have
recently bad, Ia Cohnbia, a very remarkable
tai On the 9Th Of Jshusrv. Cornslip5 T,,,bs.-
in tit f niaaia-a ptiu, made two ineisio1s II
bic abdomen, and ct' of, with his knife. two
pieces, each bout oIe oot in length. Of he
smaller intestine. H was tsksp IN -i,-,. -,
d.. J. MeF Castor, rho was assisted bv n
". {; tfeemsn Iie bsggled ends were
tine were taken out. The two en5s -.
brought together, and iewed with silver ,rirs
The two iDcisions were ,peuer into one bv gbo
surgeon, which, after De operation mon ihs
intestine, was sewsd ia also. and tbs r,t..-s
carried te the Poor-hotie Liule or ~ hone
was enfertainee Of hi' recovery, but. TO tie
sstonishment Of al e0snizsnt with ~ csss
be did survive. and on Be- 2stb of rsb-r,s-,
Eslked from be poor-htuse 10 the s7rtb CO.
Ina railroad depot, and sent off a well man.
Carolinidn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20
CHANCERY SALE

DURSUAGT TO a decree OF tke Chaucery Court al
i Memphis, rendered November term, 1890 in the
case Of J. Carroll Terry Thomas Leonard, will,
On Monday, July 10, 1861.
In front Of my ONCE in the city Of Memphis proceed
70 sell t0 the highest bidder,
a Valuable Lot Of Ground,
Lying and being in the city Of Memphis Shelby county,
enc known part o Lot No. In Block No - in South
Memphis and commencing a. the northeast corner OF
Aain and Linden streets. and running thence north
wartly with the east side Of Main stteet 40 feet 10
stake; thence eastwardly and parallel with Linden
street so feet 70 stsks thence southardy and par
alle with Main 90 feet to Linden; thence vest
wardly vita Linden street to the beginning on Main
street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Tue above described lot will be
sold credit OF and thirteen months equal in
stsmenis purchaser % execute notes with approved
euFityj lea 20 be retained on the premises until pay
meat Of purchase money.
Sale at II O'Clock, A. n. JOHN G. LAEIBR,
ieIi david Clerk and Master.
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IT'TIT I i 4 TF /

L-One square renewable weekly, per annuIn, $40 90
twice week, " so GO
Ea4TWo squares, renewable weekly per Annuua 50 90
tWic3 a week, 5000
Lsll entertainments foT theApPsal must be handed
D 81 the Clerkisdesk.
Es-Au transient Advertisements mustbs marked for
speclded time when not thgs MARKED they win be
charged for one week, and dscon led at the end Of
that tine
EAli Advertisements required TO be kept on secoul
PAGE. CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY, and IN thirdpsse
AZ sdvanoe over stated rates.
Advertisements directed to be displayed or set in
arge type charged at DOUBLE RATES.
early advertisers will be charged extra for a-cp-
ying space ever contract End when LARGE .rvPE is
equired 70 be used, or the Advertisement kept On inside
paper
CVeary advertisers viii be charged extra at reru-
lar rates. for wants, Rents Removals. Co-Partnershios
So-icesr To C0nsignees, etc.
s-TTansisnf Advertisements uast be paid for IN
1fudacC
L7i5o advertisement win appear in the weekly paper
Iniess By sUecial contract.
Ea-Adv -ements 70 be inserted IN tte'Weekly paper
only, Or regular intervals in either OF the papers
E be charged 81 per sqrre for each and every insr
LF-AuRoBncing Candides for state. County and Nm
a'pal eees 50 each, 20 be paid IN advance IA every
instance.
E-GsTrisses and Deaths are published as news; but
Ooiurrios tributes Of Respect and Funeral Inyitstions
ss ell other advertisements.
E-Al legal aud transient advertisements viii be
charged by the Insertion.
T-Editor n notices in LEGAL column wiz be charged
20 cents per line.
Es No doduetiou Or vsristion win be uzsdsfrom the
g5CLlgAHAg < Dill
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

THE CANADIAN STEAMERs.-The Montreal
.fdUertiser states that the authorities there have
stopped the steamers Ne5 York and N0rfheraer
against which no complaint was made BY the
United States consul, as well as the Peerless.