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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29
NJ. JEFF THOMPSON,
Brigadier General Commanding.
MrMpIns - 0G -

MEMPHIS, Nov. 20, 1861.
GEN. NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON / have received
your polite note approving my efforts to supply
your suffering brigade with medicine, hospital
stores, and clothing. In my recent visit South,
I left your camp too i'll, to attend the sick, but
nlaced them in good hands. So sooR as had
recovered, | repaired to New Orleans, and made
nv publications and never did any people re-
gpond more cheerfully. l had expected to re-
cesiye a few things and those for the suffering
sick. but to my establishment, | received dona-
tions IN thousands, as well for the healthy sol
dier as for the sick. But while you return me
thanks for my efforts, allow me to give thanks
10 others Of your brigade. Your brigade sur
reop. DR.. Smith, and your regular regimenta
surgeons, Drs. HoEieT, Means, Bartlette, and DR..
Lerffmondi, deserve more credit than do, for
their faithful and true attention to the hospitals.
Relying IN the justice Of our cause and a
confidence in Heaven, we may trust the baHnerOt
Missouri for the final issue. With suoh men as
are in Southeast Missouri, apa her natural de-
lenses the swamps, they never can be conquered.
Let your motto be, f" Renember Marion of the
Santee and Pedee, and dye every by-path, river
and bayou with the blood of the ruthless inva-
der"
an sir, your, and the State of Missouri's to
the end Of the var,
JOSEPH N. Mcdowell.
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.yofjoe, Militia!

The 9th company 17lst regiment Tennessee
Militia, will meet at the corner Of Gayoso and
Shelby streets this morning, at l0l o'clock.
when the detail list viii be read. My orders
from my superior officers are peremptOry, and
will be enforced as to all absentees. The pres
ence Of officers and men will be needed only for
a short time. 1t is important that those engaged
on government works, or have any excuse that
viii exempt them, to be present.
NJ. j. HARRINGTON, Captain.
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Wanted al once, a few men to complete an m
fantry volunteer company for twelve months
service. l appeal to all gallant unmarried men
who would avoid a draft into the MALTA, and all
others who can leave home, and are loyal to the
South, to come out and defend their country
from the enemy on the northern border. Guns
furnished. Headquarters y Front Row.
THOS. W. PRESTON,
Captain Memphis Greys.
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OrrespOndence
MISsOURI STATE GUARD,
CAMP NEW MADRID, November %, 1861 )

go - REf
CAMP NEW MADRID, November %, 1861
Prof Joseph n. Mcdowell, Surgeon Gen. Of Missouri
DEAR SIR: 1t affords me pleasure to thank
you for the active part you have taken in OBJ
tanning clothing and stores for my army in your
late visit to New Orleans. My men have been
enduring the hardships of a soldiers life with I'M
complaining frmness, but now when the frosts
of winter and merciless storms are about to close
in upon us, their valor and patriotism could not
sustain them without some of the comforts which
are being now so lavishly bestowed upon US by
the kind hearted and neighborly people of the
Southern States. l am satisfied that you have
used your utmost endeavOrs in our behalf, and
not only our sick, but our healthy soldiers, are
under many obligations to you, and viii remem-
Der you hereafter with many thanks.
Hoping that " peace " viii soon smile on un-
happy Missouri, and that we can all return to
our once happy homes,
l remain your obedient servant,
NJ. JEFF THOMPSON,
Brigadier- General Commanding.
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+. A. TYLER, Captain.
.~GslennOa, Capt. EHioff,, Company!

s~fIffHf3OA, t0ps, bHEofFs
All members who have been detailed and have
not been excused on account of being employed
on government work, and those disqualified by
sickness or infrmness, viii appear at tPe hospital
grounds on Saturday, the Both inst, where the
surgeon of the regiment will examine them and
give certificate Of same. Those employed ON
government work and have not brought vouch-
ers from proper department, will do SO, and those
who have absented themselves to avoid going
into service will be hunted down and brought in
forthwith, if found this side of Lincoln's gov
eminent. By order the Captain.
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,uiSjSary Eotiec.

All valiant and brave men who wish to Join a
volunteer company, are requested to meet at the
Excelsior saloon, corner Of Madison street
near the Charleston depot this evening. When
the company is formed it will be determined by
the members whether it viii be attached to the
cavalry, artillery or infantry service. None but
rood. sound and sensible men viii be accepted,
WIN. JENNINGS, Captain.
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STAMPEDE OF SLAVES ON TILE EASTERN
SHoRE.-An almost general stampede Of slaves
ON the Eastern shore is said 10 have taken place
in consequence Of the enemy's Invasion into
Accomac and Northampton. Il is estimated
That there are about ten thousand slaves in these
t~woeounties, outnumbeTing, as they do, the
whites in Northampton and this large amount
Of property is, OF course, at the entire mercy OF
the enemy. The slaves are escaping from their
masters With the permission and eOnnivance of
the enemy, who have made no attenpts whatever
IL arrest or check their exodus to Delaware and
other portions of the hOspitable 2orth.-Ricb-
! m0ad EramtRer.
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ExCrTEMEET-We learn the crowd was SO
large yesterday at the Arcade, tina many could
not get in. 1t is natural for persons to go where
they fare the best, and from all accounts, the
goods 60 off so cheap, it is hard to resist the
temptation 1t is said the number Of ladies was
much largerthan on any former occasion. We
learn the invitation is extended to all to attend
this morning as the stock is yet good
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nc ; Cinzeus Of H. Fourth U'ard.

It is made my duty by a recent act Of the
Legislature to collect all the arms belonging to
the citizens within the bounds Of my company,
which will be valued and paid for. Al citizens
in the Fourth ward, from Third alley to the
bayou, and from the north side Of Monroe street
to the alley between Court and Jefferson streets,
are hereby called upon to bring to my Office
corner of Main and Court Streets all double
barrel shot guns and rifles in their possession,
when and where a receipt viii be given tor them.
Nm. SNEED, Captain.
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.mHisarg .Notfce.

All residents of the State of Missouri, who
desire to take the field to assist her in the present
struggle for independence, win please report to
the undersigned, or in his absence to Col A. A.
Hunt, at the Gayoso House, where lists are open
for signature. Parties from other States, desiring
service in Missouri will also please report.
n2S-Iw. JOHN DECKER, Capt NJ. S. G..
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Tue 18TH LOUIsIANA.-The steamboat Nor
rison arrived here yesterday with the 18th Lou
isiana regiment on board. Oh its way to active
service. Of this regiment the New Orleans
PicayuHs says:
The neuleus ofthis regiment was organized in
the month of April, in this city under the name
Of Turcos. But since, it has received many ad-
iuncts from the city, as well as the country, and
undergone several changes, while it was camped
at Vaudeville, ON the other side Of Lake Pont-
chartrain. The organization Of the 18th was
completed at Camp Moore, where they spent but
a short time, though, and came back to this city
to take possession of Camp Chalmette.
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tg0Having been ordered to Fort Pillow with
nv command, such companies as desire joining
nv regiment will report themselves to Lieut.,
Brooks, at No. 259 Main street, Memphis, over
Kirk a. Co.'S book store. Provisions viii be
made for their immediate transportation and sup
plies, and the regiment forthwith organized and
armed w. 7. AVERY, Commanding.
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All persons detailed for the militia service in
the 9TH company 10th regiment militia, having
claims Of exem ption from said detail, are here
by ordered to appear at the headquarters Of the
committee, at DR.. Bates, on Main street, near
Oyerton street, this day between and II O'Clock,
when their cases will be duly considered.
+. J. ATWOOD, Captain.
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To BE HUSG.-The judge OF the criminal
court, Yesterday, sentenced McCarty, convicted
of the murder of his wife, to be hung. twill
be remembered that this man made an attempt,
a few hours after the jury found him guilty, to
put an end to his life. He cut his arm more
than half through with a razor and the Ii NIB had
to be amputated. The time set by the court for
the execution Of the sentenced was the second
Friday of next January. He appealed.
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BiIOusuess. Headache, Etc.
There has never been a cathartic medicine offered e.,
the public that has given such entire satisfaction RI
McLeaus Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly fnpossBs
and can be ken by the most tender infant. vet Dr8m-t
and powerful in removing all bilious secretion. scis q
impure I@i1d maiisr from ne stomach. in fact. fhev
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain in the Fs5r.
acn OF Doves, tuo'ga very active and sea-chinE i1 their
operation, promoting healthy sscreti0us Vi the liver and
kldneyA VINO viii suffer from BiIousHess. Headache
sud Foul Stomach, when so cheap g remedy can be Oh
tainedf Keep them constantly on hand single dose.
taken in season, nav prevent h0urs days and months Of
sickness. Ask for Dr.. J. II. McLeans Universal plIs
Take no other. Being coated, they are --asteless. Price
Outy IS cents per box, and can Be sent by mall 10 sry
part Of the United States
J. T. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
CoLnor ILlrd and Pine a-reels. 81. Loul.- No
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TkEeuffon..MiEiEfa !

Those detailed from the 9TH company of the
I7Oth regiment Tennessee Militia, who have ex-
cuses to offer, will call on the committee at I39
Main street, from 70 O'Clock A. NJ. until az. N.
this day. after which time no further excuses will
be received. The 5th company embraces those
living between Washington and Exchange
streets and west of Second.
Grn RRTnRR- LIZ. Cantain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

SOUTHERN MoNTmY.-Tbe publishers of this
periodical will issue the December number in a
few days. They have added sixteen pages Of
reading matter to the number without increasing
the pUioe. This portion will be devoted to the
publication of an original novel, the whole OF
which can be detached, when completed, for sePe-
rate binding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

e Pretty bouquets from pretty young ladies
are very appropriate presents sometimes, for
care-goru editors, but inasmuch as the occupants
of the tripod, like other people, frequently have
appetites, we are disposed to acknowledge our
occasional preference for something nice to eat
Fer this reason it is needless to return our " de-
vout thank to Miss s. K, for a quantity Of
the incest homemade candy that ever found its
way 10 an editorial sanctum. If our writings
should bsof the confectionery y kind for sew
eral days to come, we are totally irresponsible
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

DIsGRBERLY HoUsE.-The woman who kept
the house, on South street, where John Bull
whose real name was John Brown-wss killed,
and a woman, an inmate Of her house, were
each fined eleven dollars by the Recorder yester-
day for keeping a disorderly house,
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THE EXEsIPT-We publish in our advertis-
ing columns this week. a notice from the OTdi-
nance officer, W. R. Hunt, Esq, stating the
proper manner of proceeding to obtain exemp-
ton from the militia service, on the part Of per-
sons engaged in making ammunitions OF war.
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SHOES, HATS, ETC.-We call attention to
these leading articles as advertised by Nessrs.
Cayce & Son in this mornings issue. As the ar
tcles are scarce and the demand great, we pre-
sumo they must have a heavy stock TO meet the
demand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

BELIlGERENT-We mentioned yesterday that
fights and breaches of the peace had lately been
prevalent in the city. The Recorders register
yesterday showed that the benigerent tendency
mas not decreased; out of nineteen cases nine
were charged with fighting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

CRIMINAL CoURT-In the case Of the State
vg. NeCarty, convicted Of the murder Of his
wife. tie court o~venuled the motion for a new
trial. and sentenced the defendant to be hung on
the second Friday in January next. The de-
PENDANT appealed.
In the case Of the State vs.. Flannery, convict
ed of murder IN the second degree, for the kill
inr Of Tool, and assessed to ten yearsin the peni-
tertiary, the court overruled the motion for a
new trial, and sentenced the defendant, who ap-
pealed to the supreme court
In the ease Of the State vs.. Morrison, for
GRAND larceny, the court Overruled the motion
for q new trial, and sentenced the defendant.
No appeal was taken So, also, in the case Of
the STATE Us. Kelley, for the Ike ofense. The
first was sentenced for four years, the second for
three vears IN the State penitentiary.
In the case of the State VS.. Joseph Williams,
convicted of involuntary m~anslsughter in the
killing Of Bromley, the court overruled the mo-
ton for a new trial, and added that the verdict
in its opinion, was the highest compliment to the
defendants attorneys that a jury could pay.
The case of the State VS.. David Brown, fol
larceny, is set for this day.
The matter of the petition Of Pierre Dupuis
for a writ Of habeas corpus, vs.. J Preston Wy
man. for the possession of a child of fifteen year
Of ace. set for yesterday, was continued, be
cause of an affidavit Of defendant alleging al
sence of material witnesses, until Tuesda
morning next, at 8 o'clock.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT or TuE HARRIET.
rcRsrsHED FROM The n~GRcuAsrs rzcHAsor,
MEMPHIS, November ~, 1861.

MEMPHIS, November -, 1861.
COTTON-Salys 90 bales at 7Gsc. Receipts, y
bales shipments, none.
TOBACCO hhds sold az 5G9c for superior to fair
leaf
WHEAT-The market is dull aud prices dropping.
sales confined to few small lots at sl.25a sL40 for in
ferior to fair, and $50 Tor choice.
FLOUE-Wo did not hear of a sale worth reporting,
CORN-small sales OF white at 70075c . bu-heL
RYE-lsO bushels sold at sl.750sL65.
HAY, OATS n ~BRAN-Nothing doing.
BACON n ~LARD-Sales 10 ties cacl at 25c.
SUGARS hhds sold from Ievee q l2G374c; 30 At
&c; Il at 57sc; at 5lsGslhc; 4 at 3l3ci 5at Age .
at 3'sc; and g at Size.
MOLASSES-70 brls old and new sold at 22a25c.
POTATOES-Sales $50 brls st S325.
CORN MEAL-Sa es 100 bu- heels at sO0s5c.
BEEF-Sales 500 brIs mess and prime at S225O.
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The detailed members of Company No. z,
I7Oth regiment Tennessee militia, are respect
fully requested to meet at Bradley Block, (up
stairs,) Friday, 29th inst, at ? o'clock P. NJ,
when all excuses, made in accordance with law,
will be entertained by the committee.
A. J. WALT. Lieut.-Com.
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.~sSIeHEIOas, Militia Company Fl!
The detailed members Of this company having
excuses to make, will call on the committee ON
this day, (Friday,) the 29th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the hall Of Liberty Fire Co. No3.
G. V. RANBAUT, Captain.
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SPLENDID PORTRATT.-A ~splendidly painted
portrait of President Davis has been presented
by the artist who painted it to the southern
Mothers. We hear that it win be disposed OF
by rattle for the benefit of the institution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

THE MMTTIA-The great subjectof attention
Yesterday was the detailing of militia for active
service. II Was the day Of fate, the day when it
was publicly made known who were put in
actual service. OF course, the selection did not
always suit everybody, but the strongest com
plants we heard did not come from persons de-
tailed. but from individuals in business who
were put into an embarrassing position by losing
a portion of their workmen, sometimes their
forenen, sometimes skilled mechanics, whose
loss could not be replaced. In our advertising
columns are several calls from captains sum
moning their men to appear at places desigas-
tad. We are desired to state that persons who
may be in a condition to claim exemption are
desired to attend with written proofs that they
may claim exemption by law. An who are sub
iect to military duty win DO well to attend the
muster IN their several districts, as the names Of
those will be read and each person viii thus be
able TO ascertain whether be is or is not de-
tailed. We refer especially to Capt. Earring
toms notice.
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-, Con,pnnu ZOE Rcgincnf q. W.

First Company I7OEb Regiment n. ".
VIII meet at the Planters Oil Works on Friday,
18th inst, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 receive ex-
cuses from those who have been detailed for ac-
tive service. The committee will set from 9
o'clock A. NJ. to 3 o'clock P. NJ. No excuses win
be received after this date. By order of
G. w. NICHOLS, Captain.
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RETIRED.-In this weeks number of the
Memphis Methodist Christian Ad0ooate Rev. j.
VI. Moore, of fernando, announces that he re-
tires from the editorship.
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S5n REWARm,

DAHAWAY from the subscriber, On the 18th a.
ID October, 1861, q NEGRO BOY, named jim, ~
sbout i've feet high, dark copper color, with searSA
over the right eye. The said boy escaped from~Gs
my premises near C0yington, Tenn, and is probably
making his way TO Columbus, KY or Cairo
J.. Z. WRIGHT,
roaF1vs Sharon Tenn
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NEGROES WANTED-Wm- g.. Greenlaw &
Co, advertise this morning in another column
FOX forty negroes, which they will purchase or
hire. They offer the highest market price.
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TRADE SALE AT AUCTToN.-A. L. Andrews
& Co. wal offer bargains this morning at 10
O'Clock, in hardware, dry goods, boots and
shoes. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

Is II LAVA card we publish this morn
ing informs the public that Leroy Pope, ESQ.,
formerly superintendent Of public schools, has
opened an office in De Soto block, as attorney at
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POLICEMEN DETALED-We learn that among
the persons detailed on the militia are several
police officers, including the captain Of the day
police, and the W detective officers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

The 9Th company, second battalion, 10th
regiment, will meet at No. IL Exchange Build
ing, at 9 o'clock this day, to render excuses.
Those who have not come forward to drill viii
be detailed unless excused
u 4 VyTPR CantaiD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

DRESS GOODS AT AUCTIoN.-Nessrs. A. L.
Andrews & Co., at their auction rooms, No. $50
Main street, offer again, to the ladies, this morn
ing a general assortment of dress goods, domes-
{ics ata
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WANTED.

ITO BUY or HIRE. a good HOUSE SERVANT
i Cook, Washer and Ironer. If f r hire the money
yviil be paid in advance, and the servant viii be wanted
until January. Apply 10
A. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
noa6-3t 33U Main street.
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You are commanded to meet at the Memphis
and Charleston railroad depot this evening, 10Th
inst, at 3 o'clock, for drill. \ few members
wantedto complete the company By order of
E. A. Cole. Captain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-29

WTTHDRAwN-The accommodation passen-
ger train on the Ohio railroad, running between
this city and Humboldt, viii be Withdrawn after
Monday next.
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November %. 1861
SPEED, DOAOHO 6 STRANGE,
314 Main Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Speed, Donoho & Strange,
Speed, DOROhO q Strange,

HIVE RECENTLY RECEIVED
Choice Fancy Dress Silks,
Choice Solid Color Silks,
A few ALI Wool Solid DeLaines,
HOMeSPun Brown Jeans,
Georgia Sewing Cotton,
Military Gray OVeFcOats,
Heavy COlOred Camp Blankets,
Ladies' and C~hildFen's Hosiery,
High COiOFed Scotch PEaids,
500 yards Spool Cotton,
400 yards spool Cotton,
Choice Black Cloth CIOaks,
A few Heavy Winter ShaWIs,
Hoop Skirts and Skirts,
Bright COIOred Plaid Linsey,
Gents Super Linen Handker-
chiefs,
A few Choice Bed Blankets,
EmbrOiderieS and LaceS,
Cotton Batting for Comforts,
Combs, Brushes, Soaps.
OUR
GENERAL
VARIETY
IS GOOD.
pOaq-dtwsw SPEED, DONOHo 4 STRANGE.
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Man or Beast
Thousands Of human beings have been saved B life OF
decrepitude and misery BY the use Of this invaluable
Eminent IL Will relieve pan almost iustau. aue5usiv.
and il viii cleanse, purify and heal the f0uiest sore ia
an Incredible short time. McLsaas Volcanic OIL Ffni.
ment viii relieve the most i~uveterate Gases of Rhsums.
tism, GOut or Neuralgia. For Paralysis. CoDf-srte1
Muscles, St fness or Weakness in he Joints HpseIas
or Ligaments, it viii never fail Two apulsarfons vH1
cure Sore Throat. Headache or EaraCle. FOR Barns n-
Scalds, or any pains, IL IL ar iufaNib.e rcueTr Vrv 81
and you viii ind il an Indispensable remedy. Keep k
always on hand.
Planters farmers or any enc having charge Of horses
viii save mcasy by using McLean's Volcanic on TfT;-
ment. Il is g speedy and infa1Ible cure lar can
Sprains, Coaies' Swelling, Lameness. Sweeney Sore
Wounds, Scratches or any external disease Trv
aud you win be convinced.
DR.. J. Il. MCLEAN. Sole Proprleter
St. Louis. Missouri.
For sale In Memphis BY s. MANSFIELD Il On
also by G. w. a co. and YARD EcrIEf,
LAND.
Also. by POTTER & MERWN. e5 IsF.rso,
near the Post oih0e, genera dealers in al popular family
msuelhoA ia2 daW4
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OyERToN HosPFTAL.-John Dempsey, OF the
ID Tennessee regiment, company D, died at the
hospital yesterday morning.
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RtcAaHge-NeEliHg Rafe.
10 .FnI.RRTENRRS-

An advertisements and cards for insertion in the morn.
ing APPEAL, should, if possible be handed to the chief
clerk in the counting room before six O'Clock. P. NJ, the
evening previous 10 their appearance. After that hour
they will receive attention only if handed 10 the foreman
Of the composing room: on the second floor.
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4 n TIsRCES RICE, prime quality, receiving per
~ Memphis and Charleston Railroad. and for sale
by GEO. e. BUCHANAN,
no22 No. e. 'FRONT.' Row.