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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-15

I. The Citizens OF each State shall be entitled 10
all the privileges and immunities of citizens in the
several States and shall have right of transit
and sojourn in any State of the Confederacy with
their slaves and other property; and the right of
property in said slave shall not be thereby iul i.
paired.
2. A person charged in any State with treason.
felony other crime against the laws such Sta t
shall, on demand OF the Executive authority of N
State from which he fled, be delivered up 10 be r.
moved TO the State having jurisdiction the crime
j. No slave or other person held service or Ia
Dor in any State Territory of the Confederate
States, under the laws thereof, escaping or lawfully
carried into another, SHALL in consequences of any
law regulation therein, be discharged from such
service or labor but shall be delivered up
of the party to whom such slave belongs or TO whom
such service labor may be due
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-15

l. Treason against the Confederate States shall
consist only III levyiDg against them or in adj
herring TO their enemies, giving them aid and com.
tort No person shall be convicted of treason unless
the testimony of witnesses To the same overt
act, confession in open court
z The Congress shall have power to declare ths
punishment OF treason, but attander of treason
shall work corruption of blood, forfeiture except
during the life of the person attafnted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
Extra Charges.
Gcneral EReguIations.

]. No pupi VIII De received Tor shorter period than
fesson Pupils entering al.er she eoniTneneeuenr o.
session. No deduction viii be made in ease Of with
LraWa before the close Of the session, for absence.
unless occas!ored by sickness.
. With the view TO prevent eEtrcvaeaucc, and pro
n0'c habits of economy. the following uniform has bcea
selected Winter Uniform 70 consist OF slaieeOlored
1ernO dress with care of same and plain bite collar
blRc silk apron and cghOru hat trimmed with straFg
colorsd ribbon tJr and scarlet for wi ter
summer uniform 20 consist OF dress Of bnc gingham
muslin calico solid eolors) r. be made with long
s@evra m to IL el0se he meek, with snail, plriu.
" bite collar; black six apron Zach pupil 10 be pr1-
yided with for tho winter, md four dresses
of the Summer Uniform.
3 Bsarders nust be provided with six changes OF
eoi hing suitable for the season with all becesssry ar
IL "a FOR the foiisi, and With siN table napkin.
A. The parents o. guardians Of young lsdies coming
from a fisamcr, requested % some ser on TN
or near Memphis, Q" WHOM application u1sy BE- made
" iT n=ccssry in favor Of ne pupil or the In ttuol
J. The Iu,ti utiGn Will not ineur the cap NE Of Ter
uishi gthe prP sh pocket onry or articles q cloth
ing; shall the PaPiis be allowed to Keep zoy 20
spend at thrr ciacr3tt n. Seh mont IS must Do &c
%, i,cd ygtE the 5 l,>rioT 0f the IHS'it' %.
To prevent loss Of tiuS ad interruption q tae p
estis Of the Sehou, vs og- Tii' be received ny o
sdsUrdaFs, from Q 10 70 O'Clock s ~ad from 70 p
Parents Or hers wishing place ehi. ss pa - 17
tuition, sii De rresi, ed any dav zcept oAe15-
:. 1b Institution i Catho.ic- but q irs OH, :. :.
70sd urstt0nai Edyanta- -. irresp. cfveIy OF m
creeds, no iauencr beyond that object viii be *
srclsCd DiscipiEe GUd order only viii REQUIRE ~ nd
a1Irs Al divine s-rviec Sunday-
s. Parents aud niends visiting tho pupils in erhbTtIon
week It other times, will find Accommodation IN no
e neigh5orhood the InstEic Is nos prepared 90
furnish cuiCgIainIn' n.
8. Lettsrs % be addressed 70 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
81. A gues Femala ACADEMY
aa2-3n Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

some six pieces, with them. Whatever may be
the truth, it is certain something happened to
them which they did not expect and were not
prepared for. Our secession traitors who have
been preaching peace with such lugubrious and
hypocritical mutations of sincerity seem hugely
to enjoy the presence of these southern mereena-
ries and Kentucky renegades and with demon
strations Of Joy and triumph, are rendering serle
aid and comfort to these, the bitterest enemies
Kentucky ever had. But honestly, believe
their triumph VIII be Of short duration.
If Rousseau has possession Of Muldrough's
Hill, and our loyal men of the Green river coun-
trv can procure arms (of which they are in great
need,) these invaders will soon be compelled to
reuace their steps at the point of the bayonet.
Two thousand wei armed men at ROussellyille
or Auburn, could completely hem in the rebels
and so annoy them here that Rousseau would
have time to bring bis men down the railroad re
pairing the bridges as he came, and attack Buck
ner on the north, while our friends below, with
such encouragement, would cfectually cut OF
their retreat and so chastise these insolent inva
ders as to make pcaceable if not honest men OF
them hereafter But God only knows whether
we have reason to hope for any such speedy con
ss7n1Jnation of Our wishes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

At ono of the masked balls given last winter
q blue domino was attracted by Louis Qunze,
shepherdess, and paid her very assiduous couTt.
The domino was young man OF good family,
good looks, aud good fortune. The shepher,iess
was a widow with similar qualifications. They
suited each other admirably, and here was re-
ciprocal wish for more intimate acquaintance.
The lady was "a al home Tuesdays. She inti-
mated this to the domino, who took care not to
forget it.
He visited the lady frequently, and always
met a friend og the shepherdess, a widow also,
pIetter perhaps than she, very spiT3ueiie, very
sparkling, a regular enchantress, one OF those
who bear their flag Of cequetTy always at top
mast. She was a dangerous neighbOr for o quiet
and calm person; but the widow did not appear
80 fsar bee. She did the honors of her salon, aud
allowed her admirer 10 talk with the siren; CON
teniing herself with opposing 20 her brilliant
prattle, sensible conversation, indicating only
good intellect and good hear,
The young man was an observer, and saw the
difference between the two; the one charmed and
daZZled him, the other won every day more of his
esteem and affection, and ere long he made
formal demand for her hand. While granting it,
the lady told the secret reason for the constant
presence Of her dazzling rival
+" believe / judge myself justly" she said,
"and | know also the Inen of my time. They
are generally attracted by everything that gilt
ters. have been making an experiment. Ny
friend has served me as a touchstone / author
lied her to display ali her gTaces, and to make
every effort to please you. If she had succeeded,
| should have escaped peril. She has failed,
and am sure of YOU. can trust feaTlessly my
future hapffnoss 10 your care. 1ou viii pardon
me. am sure, for subjeciing you 10 q trial from
which Won have come out victorious, by proving
10 me how much reason had to believe in you
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
s9OO REWARD.

MOTHER SUPERIOR.
St. Agnes Female Acadtm my.
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
TEEsIgs PER SESSION:
Payable Half y ~es1.lv--Inval.iabIv IN,
ADVANCE.

q viii be firm and uhlf3rm.
, tae striffesf attention pgi'I
III L..n-. nr rha rnn.ls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

The SENTBiENTALIsT IN CoJRT.-What Is
vou name - " Ny name is NOrval, on The
GTampian Hills" Where did YOU come from -
'' l come from the happy land where care is un-
known" 81 Where are YOU lodging now ~ Il
drcamt | dwell in marble halls Where are
You going to l'' ' Far over Hill aud dale"
ed on harp of thousand strinrs.'' Are iy v6u
married 2" Long time ago. Polly put the
kettle on. - When were you married "
a. Twas twelve O'Clock starlight night, ever
shall remember " How many children have
yOu ~ There's Doll and Bet, and AIoll and
Kate, and ---' What is your wife'S name ?''
' o, no, L never mention her. Was your wife
good looking ~ " She was ell my fancy painted
her" Did your wife treat You badly ~ "Ott
in the Silly night" What are your posses
sions p Old dog Trav." What do YOU pro-
pose to do with him p Send him on the other
side Of Jordan " How do you propose TO make
a living p " Pull of nay coat and roll up my
sleeves" The Judge would not stand anv more
and accordingly shut him mp for three months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
EDUCATIONAL.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
on MONDAY SObNING. Sept. m,sr oh. Mrs.
~ FANNIE r. NCGEiIEE win open q
SCHOOL

NJ y0ung ladies' ar Cra e Ch7Fch. Hernando street
he course of Instruction VII he Ill the cauimon and
igher nglish branches. the Moderu Languages, sbd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
MATTERS IN KEETTCKY-.ABOE
TIRN AC(Ot-NTa.

From the latest number OF the Louisville Jour
nal received, we glean number Of Blaek-Repub-
Hcan statements as to the shape Of affairs. A
letter from Camp Anderson, Lebanon Junction,
has the following:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

Gov Pettus has issued the following procla-
nation, which the papers Of the State are re-
quested to copy:
WHEREAS, General A. s. Johnston, under ati-
horifv Of the President Of the Confederate State,
OF America, has called on the State Of Mississippi
10 furnish ten thousand (l0.e00) men for the de
fense Of the Mississippi river and the States
included in Military Department No. 2, volunteers
viii be received by companies, battalions or
regiments, for twelve months, or a longer period
Of time. Volunteers are requested to bring with
them every effective weapon that can be obtained
in their neighborhoods. These arms viii bo re-
placed in tire hands of the troops by uniform
arms at the shortest practicable period
The places Of rendezvous viii be Natchez,
Nicksbur" and Grenada; at each Of these places
officers viii be in readiness to muster into service
companies, battalions or regiments as soon as
organized, for the war, or fer twelve months, as
they my decide 10 serve.
st these designated places provisions viii be
made for supplies, and lhe instruction Of the
troops will be prosecuted until they can be armed
and prepared 70 move On thu frontier.
Therefore, !, John J. Pettus, Governor of the
State of Mississippi, by virtue of authority YES
ted in me By law, do hereby proclaim that coiaR
tecrS for the sorricC are desired, and VIII b. sc
eepted as above specified.
Given under my sband and the great seal OF
the State affixed at the city Of Jackson this The
2Sth day Of September, 4. ID. 1851.
IpI4N I TG1-T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

THE CONDITION or HUNGARY-The Lon
don Times describes the position Of Hungarian
effairs. The rupture between Austria and Hun
gary is complete. No overt insuTection is an
ticipajcd, but coercion On one side and passive
resistance on the other viii be carried as far as
they cen 70. The Hungsriaus win not recog-
ME the acts OF the Imperial government. nor
win they pay any taxes into the Imperial ex-
chequ"r. They 10 not threaten any immediate
rebellion, but they intimate in plain languaqr
that on the first favorable opportunity they viii
appeal to arms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
ST. AGNES
FEMALE ACADEMY,
Memphis, Tenn.

TTyHIs ms uTUTION. Incorporated By Act Of tsa
4 Legislature, j. Delightfully."- situated in heHfthy-
and retired part % the ciy Of Memphis, commanding.
the atvanfaees "a both town ana country. Tie build
n.s ample aud clnmod0us. and so .esigned as O..
secure ever thn- dss abb in school "a hce 1Isv
and In the nter Of eNtou-ige aEd highly improved
grouuds thadf hy tJ-Cs ti--s and ia part fssirfu,
laid ont 1d 80 'sfh rare plants and shfubbery The
conyenenee OF access 81 memphis rull an parfs ef tho
Ne-t aud south ard the acknowledged hcalr lrhiulness
oi the city. reconfc-nd ii point higilv favorable
for he locstion of HsCFary institutions.
The Aca3eIrr 5 uudsr tie charge cf competent ana
experienced teachers. The = SEEM cf education Is tn
that pursucj in slilar usti ,usious in Ken
tucky. Il a eve'r ,rey calcua-ed 70 secure al the
aims q Oiacafi fionn5es aud ntelieetaal culture re-
hHement of manners and Dl yscs Improvement No
efforts vil D. spared 70 render the Institution worthy Of
extended paironagc.
The discipline Of rhe School viii be firm and mil rn
bGr mild and pa.cnia while the striefest attention teI
ha Mil Lea-rh- r-m--rL anL L-.n-- n --.-l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

MURDER in Ta lHhstchie county, Mississippi, SEP
VI temher l9h, is6L J. B Ii0dnctt. on yrsteriaF
the lSth in tTr c,e on G.. r. Cook while NJ work
and after passing a word shot him and instantly fed
The sad Hoiurt is q Of medium hight. viii weigh
about IGJ poa. ds light compected and ingerouud e.
De only coat be took with dove clio Cd sa.l-
net tos raby iar. The und rsiyu a. widow # The BE-
ecased viii sivs 500 ra,yurd for tHe apprehension ad
livery Of The above de crbed Hcdn II the jail Of
Talishstclle c0unfy, Mississippi. MARY COOK
s-14 2v
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SOUTHERN WORK BY A SOUTHERN AUTHO
NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
JEFFERSON ST., ElEAK KTHE NEW THEATER,
Lut5. Windle & Co, Proprietors.

, y go HAVING removed from our old -
-Sess4e3 stand Monroe to jefferson St, Ft-7r.s
we beg to inform old custom, and the ~
public generally that again pre- uAA-A-A--=As
pared ecood-te al incur line iu the very Ues Of
STYLE Our ggies and carriages nre all new and ee-
CANT our horses Of the b class and we'll trained TO
tbs harness and snie. Our fufn0uts shall be
passed in the city
Paracslar attention viii be given to horses board
either by The feed day or mobth. Onr terms are mod
crate and We solicit share Of the public patronage.
LCTZ, WINDLE g. D.
T. SOne Of the best stanis in the city for drovers
also stock bought AMI sold. seq jmf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
In Chancery. at TemDbis

StTATE or TEHNESSEE-P Proceedings had in tba
- Gle KS office, ehancery ride Of the common law ana
chaneery court Of the city OF Memphis, Monday Sep.
tember the 10th, 1861.
William Wa ker and James Boyd (oululasnants
".
W. Cox, admir- etc. and John c. Lauier, C. and NJ,
Defendanis.
appearing from afilayit filed in this cause that the
defendant w Cox, nonrcsdent Of the State OF Ten
neEsee,
1t Is ordered that he 10 enter his appearance herein
before within the first three days te next tsr, of
said court 10 be hld The second Monday 10 Noveu
Der next, col. aud plead deuur 20 cO,pls
ants bt tbs win be taken for confessed e 10
hln and set for bearing exParte and thst copy Of ths
o. der be bd she'd week for four suces ssiy-
weeks In the Memphis Appeal
A o0py-Gttest; JOHN G. LAKIER
CLERK and Master
b A. Massey. sclicitor for complaluantE.
oeQ-1ayg IVY
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n e w
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

ZFESsRS. MATTHEWS & HUNT, late Of the
" school Of the EreaI and celebrated Chemical Dy
- and Seaursrs Cook Matthew'S cf S. Louis. bavc
BEEN tnaucrd 10 open establishment fur carrying
tbe above business IN ali IT'S brsnehe Every deserp
tlon OF geutemen's Goats, Vests and Psnts are dy~d
en=ed and rcsf0Ted 10 Their gual perfection They
ami ar sther With all Other blsni hrs Erd iupurl
r, % which such garments hsbls, and wsrrant fse
spots not 20 rs-sR2eAE @ ald s1amIne tas- sani-
s,srr. Wi, b. made. Their Bee h On Jg1sTs0D stes,
b-s-srsn Nsin street aud Z roDI Row.
r.rsS,,i- MATTHEW'S 4 HUNI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
By the Governor.
c. A. BROUGHER, Secretary of State.

Hon. Alex. NJ. Clayton, Confederate States
Judge for Mississippi, has appointed John W
&. Watson, Esq, Receiver under the Seqlestra-
ton law, for the northern district of the State,
and Hon. Henry T. Elicit for the southern dis
trict, and they have hoth accepted. These are
splendid appointments. Both having fine, yigi-
liant and searching legal minds, it will be impos-
sibls for alien enemies who own property in this
State TO smuggle it away by any system of Yam
kee cunning or legal cmiealities.-hj hjss;ssip-
pan.
Rev. Geo. J. Marteneer, of Miss, proposes to
establish military bureau at Columbus, Ky,
similar to the one established in Richmond by
Rev C. X Marshall
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

stg@ A large placard, enlanating from Roches-
tor sdztisino for recruits for the service Of the
Unitnd states, was found posted up in one Oft
principal saloons Of Kingston ON Friday nom
ing. but was soon removed by Q public Officer
and csuied as prize To tho police court. The
high balTf has given instructions to the police
TO destroy any similar plaeards that may be post
ed in the city, calculated to mislead our Canadian
youth So savS the Kingston kcfrS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
DIRECTORG

WIN. II. Mcfarland, President Farmrrs Bank;
A. Warp lex, firm Of Warwick & Barksdale;
Nm q. lenShslF, firm Of Crrnshes Coz
Wellington Goddin, arm OF ti0ddiu & AppeTEou:
7. ". McCance firm Of Dunlop, Moncure s Co:
G.. A. B rk,dar, brn Of Wa wick & rksdale;
james II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
L ID. Lrensh,Sy firm of HAxa Creusiaw & Co;
John t. Bacon, hrn ef Bacon & Baskerville:
r. l.. HaxAll, firm Of Haxall, Crenshgw & Co;
John CuTrie, fr Ship Owner
Wm B. Warwick, Hrm Of Warwick & Barksdks;
james Alfred Jones, Attorney al Law;
G. q. Elicit. 3 alder;
T. q. Rufin, erieulturst and Manufacturer;
r. w. McGrudsr, drm Of MeGrud-r & Sons:
w. w. CrumP, Attorney N Law;
James Dunlop, f1a Of DanlOp Moncura & Co
BOILING ". IIAXALL. President.
O. +. BRESEE. Secretary.
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NENPHIS llD ONO RAILROAD co.

OFFICE CHTF ESGIxETR aNB C-Fx-L SUPERISrESDEET
li-spkis, Tenn sept: -, l-ol.
NOTICE Is herey given that no person g. authorized
~ 10 puFchssc supHses, any article ter the opera
ting Of ia oed order any work done, except on
he written Of the undersigned and asrCeaen
nr ,ontract made by any s.bOrdinats offer emPoye
viii be binding his Compauy unl-s with the written
approval Of the undorssned,
THOMAS pQDAMEAD,
seal-21r Gene al suacrut nient.
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For Boarl ana Tuifion Ia anv OF an Of the following
bTc9ches EcadiH~ Writing Arithlnelie English Gram
Har Geogrgpbv. History, ithrtotC Compositon Iritl-
cs-1, Priuciis, Of Natural Phio<oFs Chomistry and
BaiaB-, Mental cnd Moral philosophy. Plain SEWN.
Marking, etc., so, 50 - or Si00 according 20 the
aze Glass Of he pupil F1- duv sen1llrs milton
o. $50 -f. according 10 age or class ss above
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
Notice 10 Absent soldiers.

FORT PILLOW, September os l751.
LII soldiers absent leave from this post belong
n nS 10 the t3h Regiment ~ Arlsusas voonteersi
are horeby n",isd 90 report at headquarters immed
ately. By order Of
J. g TAPPAN, Col Commanding.
c. WEEB, Adutaut PosI- seq
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In Chamcery, at memphis.

III OHifsENGtiyy at NEtAMpEbkSs
GTATE OF TEN&ESSEE.-Pro Proceedings had in The
- clerks Office ehaHrery side the common law and
chan cry court OF the city Of MeIHphis Wednesday,
se pteuber the lsth, 1861.
Mississippi Central Railroad Company, Comp ainant
vs.
Charles Latimer, A a. Hunt and others, Def ndants
happening from affidavit fled IN this eause that tie
Charles Latimer A. A Hunt, w H. Bran
ham and c. b. Massey are nonresidents Of the State of
tennessee,
1t Is ordered that they do enter their appearance here
in before with the first three DAYS the next term
OF said court 90 be held the second Monday Ia No
venlber next, 1901 and plead demur to com.
plainau bill or the viii be taken for confessed
10 them, and set for bearing spa &c, and that copy
of this order hU published woek for four =ucces
sye weeks ia The Memphis Appeal
A copy-attesi: JOHN c. LANIER
Clerk aud Master
J. II. Unthank, solicitor for complainant.
oa9T
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NOTTCE.l

MEMPHIS AND OhIo RAILROADO
I'UEsIDENNI's OFFICE.
AIfNFETs, Tenn, Sept. IL 1861.
~ CONFORMITY vth the charter. the annual ne, O.
1 inc OF tho Stockholders iu ths Memphis and Ohio
Il iload Company th- purpose oi el' citing thirteen
Directors dGEi the ei-uiHg year, VIII be held
th- uifcs q he cmpanv 10 the Nsvv Yard, q q
% C ock An. ca MONDAY, '.rtober E. ls6l.
~ rkhohtsrs wishing to at5 nd the convention win
De earlipd % Memphis free Of charge return tickets
viii hs good Tuesd.y an uenesdsy following the
,epI7td JP. WOOD President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
INSTRUMENTS WANTED
FOR THE ARMY.

DHYsICIANS and others having Ampuiaiing and
Trepanuius Cases, etc, which they spare. vii be
3sid lhs most liberal prizes for the sam IN cash By
s. MANSFIELD & Co,
Wholesale Dru ggists
seas IN SaI and 9s3 Bisdn street. Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03

DR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become a citizen Of Memphis He consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds of
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list RErEEVED.

4 GOOD assortment Of Cotton Stripes, Cheeks.
4 4 Jeans, Kerseys Linseys, Domestics, Hoop Shirts,
Boots and Shoes. and for sale cheap al
LAUTERBACH & BROS
sa19 di,yz NJ % Front Row.
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INSURANCE COMP ANY.
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.


T T. WEST, Agent. Odics on Madison street or
- poste Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capitol 81, ,OOOf co.
Ca capital and surPlar paid up .-.-..--.S $4,000
% $4,000 depOsited with Controller NJ Nashville
as security 10 policy hold r.
lnsnr-s against lose by Fire Buildings and Mer
chandize OF every description Also, Leases and
Furniture All losses equ,b!y adjusted and promptly
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
ATTENTION.

I HAVE suRAority from Major General Folk 70 ruise
j. a regIneus OF yOLUATEBRS for ~. I've months
service. MY escanlPment viii DO ss Latayrte Depot,
the NeHf,hk aud Charleston Rairoau, thirty ril 6
east &enlpts. Captains having eolupubirs DO
srous Of iolning my sgmeni viii plsass report
ut MsAMphs. win be able to srm The regiment with
good arms procured shrcngh private sources.
ss952s u. J, MORGAN.
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TAKEN TP.

ON ;he aDth instant, one small BAY PONY, ~
" which the owner c4n have by calling at IrF7y.A
my house, eight miles from Memphis ON the N@S$
Pigeon ROost road, in the nelghborbood OF Esq $Gs
Holmans also proving property paying chaigvs, an6
taking him away.
FeZ9 3tF JAMES JOHNSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
our Friends and Correspondents in
t;le Confederate states,

MILL. plsase direct all their communications to Us
W for the present, 70
GARVIS, BELL s. Co..
Care W. 5. EAKIN & co,
ivl09m Ma hstlie. Trnu
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Grass Seed, Field Seed and
Garden Seeds.

A FULL supply Herd. Gra.s, Eeut cky BiueCrass
n Orchard Grass, Timoihv and Clover Seeds whole
sale and retail. r. G.. CRAHi, Seedsman,
- y Nv Cor Second and Union trertE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-03
Railroad Notice.

FTyHE ANNUAL AIEF TIM OF the Stookholders of
1 the gIississ5ppi ami Tennessee Raiioad Company,
pr he election In- Biree5ers. for the succeeding
porate year viii d. held Memphis on n fourth
THURSDAY G4th) Of October next. Stockholders
y.ill rass % and froui election free.
s.ll I'm G. VANCE. Secretary.