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, 1861-10-14
Who owned ths Catsltae9 ,

tMash1ngton correspondence OF the n. I. Ttmes-l
There was much dispute at one time, short
" after the burning ct the steamer Cstalire,
SIS TO who owned the vessel. If am rot muck
mistaken, the records Of the Congressional
Committee have made that matter clear. The
owner of the Cataline Was Hon. O. B. Matte
son, OF Utica, who purchased her for eight
thousand dollars- Shortly afterwards he sold
her to company Of four persons, viz: Thur
low Weed, John E. Deyelin, o. B. Matteson
and Gilbert c. Davidson These gentlemen
paid hi: M7tteson zig ghteen Thousand dollara
for the boat, the sum Of the purchase mouey
being divided into four notes, each for four
Thousand five hundred dollars. Each Of the
gentlemen named becoming the endorser OF
three notes and the maker OF one. Shortly
afser this purchase WIS made, the bo.t
uas chartered to the Government BY
this speculation MAtteson sppears to havo
made five Thousand five hundred dos-
hrs elesr, besides resainiog onefourth interest
In the lucrative charter which he and his cor
JT1res we're enabled to obtain.
, 1861-10-14
The Late Hatterns At1a1r.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 1.-THE steamer
spaulc1rg returned to HAtteras th.s morning,
bringing detaiIs OF the recent engagem ent,
which differs little from the sceouass already
telsgraphed.
Tie Indiana Regiment lost teats, provisions.
and mary knsrsscks, &C. Col. Brosn etases
bis loss It 50. Nene wesa killed. The fnhab-
itaRts along the bach cane in With the reSt-
meuk-
The rebel loes had bees ertxEated. but It
wss ur rdouhted}y large. =.
, 1861-10-14

WHEAT FOB FRANCE. demand for
wheat for export to France still continuea.
At Wlabeach alone x, 600 qrs. are now waiting
to be shipped On French account, and The corr
trade throughout the eastern district has re-
ceived q ye'y decided impetus from this cauae.
1t Ipswich, for Instance, one merchant aloue
purchased the stker day z. 900 ora. for export.
At Boil ton, again, large quaztisies Of nos eoen
sra coaetsntly asAving for Frsnee-Hsgziah
rapT.
, 1861-10-14
From New gIe1fco---4 Fight with the
Indians

: Correspondence CT the st. Louis Republican,
SANTA FE, New MEzIco, Sept, 22-Ns#
Mexico Is still free from invasion By Ts:zaus.
On the 18Th inet, at Fort F@untlero3, 400
Naya]aes made IN attack On TINT fort, and were
-epulsed with loss 20 killed and Il taken
prIsc1ers, The troops in the fort had but one
man wounded
Col Lieut.. Vrain has resigle1, and it is un-
derstoed that Kit Carson will succeed MIN Ia
command.
The Governors call for the enrcllMant Of all
males between IS and Is, does not seem to
elicit mach attention from the people I have
yet to hear Of the first man complying with its
Teouireln ents.
, 1861-10-14

New REGIMENTS. s.-Tho Hon LHbsn 7.
Moore, Col Wa- Yipsoa, aud Col. L. ].
Hampton sre actively engaged In rsislnE rAEi-
rnents in The npptf coasue Is OF tie Niatk C3n-
grts:!cIa D.st:.c: Of Kentucky,
, 1861-10-14

POST ROUTE ConyEST1ox.-Congr
Ashley, Of Ohio, Mitchell, Of Indians, aud
convention at Toledo, on the 29.a, to consult
ppon additional post ronte fhcilisies for th1t
, 1861-10-14

VH@11HEBf II VAP1 Nh H&1We&4A
The military authorities 1t Cape Girardeau,
ty order Of Col. Piummer, Of the 1:h Mis.
=oun, commanding post, have taken posses
sion OF the Post Qa1ce md placed Maj. John
c. Bennett, 10Th Iowa, In chtrge.
, 1861-10-14

There Is & gradual &nd steady advance Of our
army upon the recee1fng lines Of the army
Of the enemy, south Of the Potomac. Regi-
ment after regiment, and occasionally whole
b1ieades, strike their tents aud advance mile
or two towards the en- ny, aad thea cona-
menco cutting down the trees and strengthen
1Eg their positions. Where the p:ckets OF the
enemy eteed three days aga cur men Tero As
wcrk yesterday. There il = general aad sac
ceesfui ctoxdtnE of the enomy cG. A an L.
2pzt1etson Of the rpanner in waica this Is, At
, 1861-10-14


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, 1861-10-14
LOAN AGENCY,
Collection and Insurance 0|i;cs
L.. ID. DE+MSTED e. CO.

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, 1861-10-14
A VOICE FROM ILLINOIS.
HERR1NG'S SAFE
Again True to it's Trust.

ST. CHARLES, III, Sept. Sath, 1861.
MEssRs. HKRB1Sa q Co., Chicago, III,
GzETs:-Thts is to certify that In the 1ata de-
structive fire tho night Of the 18th inat, Which d.
Etroyed the threestory building In which my store
was located, had ene of your HERR1NG's FIaE
PROOF SAFES. The Safe remained In the flrc from
. o'clock 2. II. until o'clock a. n. when the Books,
Mo2ey ana Papers Wers renewed in good condition
and perfectly legible, tst have trouble In sct
Ting With my cu8tomers any than ifit had never
beec through a tire. Respectfully yours,
J. 2. EURNALD.
The above adds another to the long list Of these
truly F1kE PROOF SAFES. to be found only at tha
Store of
HERRING d CO..
de1v6e-1y2dp 10 State street.
, 1861-10-14
Afternoon dispatches.
FROM wASHINGEONs

Trosneef of n kaffle-Oar ,AKMy
be1AH NIoblltEe&..-M4Vg& 1foH Ano
Ep1f 80URaFous
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

ginia allowed the banks to pay and receive small notes
In an hour, sim more evil, the corporation Of Richmond
set the example Of violating Law, by putting oui contra
band notes OF petty denominations. Naturally enough
individuais sooa inflated the Illicit conduct OF toe city
and pat out their own promises 20 Ta7 small sum. .
A legion 81 soau B-nks, having their omces IL ne
cellars, garrets. and ba-k lanfs OF the city, nave TO-
lowed the example Of the greater banks, aud, IKE tne
hsh and dies. the frs AID spiders OF the spring, are
infestiag society with 2 losthsome spawn OF sainpiss'
ters Six months $50 the currency was SOUND ana
healthy. Oae sinsI- act OF the convention has changed
all IN 8, and the Yankees wounded at Manassas we're
not mere fun OF maFgois. hen the financial eorpBs
polite is full * these lo.thsome ihirplastsr.. We
are dying a icing death. We are esien y veruin,
while yet the body polite retains us Vitality in all but
g single rotten part But for the sbiuplas'ers there
would se . plenty OF specie in circulation. The pre-
tended remedy for lie sJsrcisy Of change, itself prc-
duess that scarcity Specie disappears before shin
p ssters as tho healthy Jew used to sbscJad at the sight
Of a Upper. The CRY Of "Uuclesn, uaClean," aid not
more inccntinently stampede a CROW OF tsrse ties in
the land Of Judea than the scent Of shiuplsster drives
specie into It's hitting places. II a community would
bid farewell q specie, IT has nothing else to &c bat to
finger the vile paper which affects 90 represent The
fracr ionsf narts Of e dollar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

FINE TRooPs.-The steamboat Prince Of
H-aleS, Ct which Captain James Lee is commander, aud
or excellent good friend 4. G. Foyer is clerk arrived
on SUNDAY with one q the finest artillery Companies we
have szen since the war commenced. being the Donald
s9HvsiIs Ca1noneeTs campsny OF wealthy and lHtsHi-
gent eeutsme., which has existed tWeHty-iaur years,
numbering a hzndred and four men. They brought up
win them nlnely-two horses and Mules three brass
cannon. three caissons. The fer is a tall yellow 10Y,
who wsisLs three hundred psuads. and has been attach
O. e. the csnp-Rg fourteen years The drummer is his
br5taer tie two are splendid musicians. The Ofhosrs
are Victor Nsurin, ~eaptAi5 v. c. Laws, 1st ST. lieu
le15nt D. FoItiers Isl j.. Iiealensnt; T.. Cezsn, d ST..
Heu,eHsni; 4. P. Landry, p ir. lieu.enazt; P.
Ram res, orderly serg ant The parish priest Of Aeon
sion. q gentleman highy respected Tor his worth and
piety, socomPaniss them Is chaplain Among their
guns s one thst was css; IL Paris N 1892, bearing the
motto " Ltbe-fe ef Eqalte . Niberiy and Equality II
was captured Goz tn French By the RRgish, and IRON
then il was tsken by General jackson at the bztte Of
Kew orleans. j. was Iever in the hands Of more deter
missed PATROLS han these VIA hold it now. The good
c.aze5s Of Bayou Lsfou,chs and Of The Oontedsrscy may
exp5ot deeds IL arms 20 be boa ted Of from sEIh gentle
men AID brave fellows as the Dona'dzonyile Clu-
uc1eers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24
RrvEn AND STEAMBOAT mATTERs,

The river began to rise On Sunday, and is
now TisiHg ast....--.BEsine WIS very brltk 81
the landing yesterday. BE-. . The weather was ooldeuriug
the night and morning; in the dsy it was clear and very
hot IN the sup..... The Prince cI wales, from New
Orleans. arrived with splendid trip OF very miscsna-
nesus articles, including lgI Ehds., ats carrels aud u
boxsso q sagar. 2e6 packages Of jeans AMI kerssys, l25
hogshesds molassos, and . tuDs pig iron. The Prince
Of wales leaves as usual, this evening. She is q FIRST
class beat. Capt. Lee is one Of The most genial Of men,
and c,s7g A. G. Folssr ce OF The most polite Of gentle
men. and an immense Tsv9rite with helslies......rhe
St Francis, from St. F7aFcis river, hid a fair triP-sbe
returns this evening. Her omcers report the st. Fran
CTS IS U~eirgvery Iow......The Kauavha valley, from
White river, had moderate trip. She rstarns this
evening. white river is low-tlrs8 feet Al the mouth
AID thirty iaches on the shoals near Grand Clsize...,.'
The Louis Dor, from aew Orleans. hal 81 bale cotton,
So EsEsheads and 4bsrrels sugar. - barrels and 10 half
bare molassas, C cases hats, IL cases artillery harness
and 1880 sacks sst......Ths Cotton Plant, from Colum-
bus, had 900 packages APPLES, 100 barrels hJur, II cattle,
9 horses and $50 sacks corn. STE left il the evening.
..... The Chester Ashley leaves fer Arkansas river to-
morrow. ... Tue Col. Morgan came IN from White river
with q fair trip. including 40 bales hay ami 20 OF cot
ton. She returns Wedne.day evening. I'd. There were 20
stssmsost rivals at New Orlea S last week, ave OF
which were from MempHis....-.....The Delta says
Western produce comes IN only from memphis iqnen-
titles enough keep tie market well supplied. The
only business on the levse CT much weight is that tranE-
acted by the Memphis packets. T5sy appear generally
70 have fair trips Of freight and passengers. At the
lower Ievss business Is almost at q stand stiI. OF three
Red River boats that have been advertised FOR the past
week, hut one had trip enough to venture out......The
Nary z. Keene left New orleans for this p'sce on Sat-
Tday......T The Grand luke and Nstchez we're to leave
to-day...,..Capt. Marshall, formerly Of the ST. Louis
line, was in town yesterday; he hss recovered fron
sickness snd locks Is vel as eyer...-..The hsuds-me
and popular boat, Col. Esnnstt arrived las. nisht, bs--
ing among ether eight 20 barrels o. moasses, IS
h~ogshesds and % barrels Of sugar, and 25S6 sacks sslt.
The Kenneth leaves t5-no7 row for New Orleans aud
those WIS wish Is travel on a convenient and handsome
boat, or ts put their freight IBt9 She bands OF carefal
emcers, viii fnd her the very bsst to suit ihem......
The Kentucky leaves to-1ay FOR Co'um5us......Tn LOU
isvile Is the New Orleans b9at on Thursday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

sHIHPIAsTEKs.-We have already informed
our reader that schemes are sioat5 having Tor their OBJ
jec the issuance OF promises to pay" sans less thsn one
dollar by The corporation Of he city. The eoTporstion
Of New Orleans adopted this plan last week, passing
resolutions to issue notes in pay ment OF city debts for
the fractional parts OF e dollar. and for ooe, two, and
ulrce dollars, TO the extent Of $500 coo. As Ce frieLds
Of this worse than doubtful measure nsy sndeavor to
jsstifg their schemes BY the example Of New Orleans,
w copy Z few remarks alrezd7 wrung from the press Of
that city on the subject IS q warning to eur citizens,
and . caution to hose who IRE preparing shinplaster
diet for our psckets. The Crescent says: "The talk is
strong and general against Issues on the part OF the
city for fractional parts Of = dollar. We trust cur
authorities will protect US from the vile and miserable
scheme Of Eve, ten, ard twenty-five or even aHy cents
oshinpiss.ers; - even IL they are made or nrinte3
on thiek pastebp1rd." The True Delta OF sus-
day foresess a coming storm, and says "The action
o. the C.tizsns' Bank to provide in some measure-by
cutting their S. bills Ia two and establishing the value
o. eaon half At 50 5O-a substitH E for snail change. the
want CT which has been seriously felt since the suspen-
sion Of ne banks, has been duly appreciated By The
whole community, as hes also been The movement on the
psrtot he Bank Of Louisiana and the Lonisiara State
Bank 10 issue 81, 81 and So bills, 70 the amount Of half
sHIli0n Of dollars; but the resolution passed By the
City Council 10 re olive itself into q grand committee Of
finance for the purpose Of hsoding the city with shin-
paste7s, has, 50 far as We are able to ascertain, met
with the mesc universal condemnation on the part Of
taxpayers ard citizens generally. Should this dan
gerous assumption Of poWeI be not voluntarily re-
lrquished, however, it i not unlikely that the indig-
naien g the community viii De manifested al an
early day in such a tangible manner as to rerder not
only The paper is ues, bat all ether productions Of
their u~Efsitbfal servants, Unavailable either as
brides 70 perPetuste the present dynasty or to build up
fortunes On the graves OF the Industry and eoonon y Of
tie laboring thousands Of the Crescent City" The
city Of Richmond, Va, has hsd HE s~hinplastsr screw
upoE Il logger than New Orleans, and il Consequently
shrieks louder. Fridays EEamiBer Of that city says:
aIha seven plaques Of Egypt are upon US. Lccusls aud
lice. frcgs and grasshopperS-sll conceivable pests and
re~pules-ae ia -esiug our hcu e. and persons, at one
ard ihs same time, Ia the form Of the vile shinpissleIs,
uhich srefS SITTER ard SINK IN the city is spewipg
forth. 10 sn evil hour the Rum2 con sentien Ct yir-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

On 'CHAEGE-The usual flow Of talk on
'chauEe was yesterday c-Daled in a great measure 80
mz;tsrs growing out Of ths election for officers thst was
roirg on....Fiour was scarcely Is am as en- Saturday
wheat was e shade more so.-.-The state Of the cotton
crop ezcites considerable remark; the whole sumner
has been u~uusuany rainy, md tho Consequence is hat
in many places the bills ia The lower branches Of the
plant are r5ulng. It seems sgree3 however, perhaps
VITA the exception o. new lads where the iniary APP
pears more serious, mat wifi Ere weather from This
ti1e ont, a good crop WILDE general in this part OF the
country. In Louisiana q less favorable state q tEings
appears 70 ezist; 10 ths raiGs, on many p,antsiions,
have sucseeds5 boil worm and rust. n some parts, IL
a. stated. third o. the crop that was at one time sutici-
rated has beeA destroyed BY rains and the other plaques
are making havoc vita lhs remsinier....The aclion ef
the cooperation CT New Orleans in determining upon 3
saipp sster issue, was commented on the general sen
taaent appeared 60 Be that this city viii repent at 3 fu-
tuTe dsg the adopdon Of a system experience hss proved
t5bs fTausaf Eith disaster. --somei Inquiries were made
as T. where he New Orleans feet expect 70 End all the
business 1t vii want especially if active military
operations hieEer Ep the river should ma,eTisTy re-
duce cur receipts Of pr0duce2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-Ibis institution
held is second annual meeting yesterday The presi-
Gent, T.. ". Hunt, Es4, in the chair. A ocmmunics-
ton frs.p the Chamber Of Commerce OF Macon, Ga,
was read. Inviting The Chamber TO send delegates e t
Commercial Convention OF The Confederate States, 70
be he'd CT tse I0ih Of October Il was resolved that
se-er delegates shall stieId from this city. Tie prssi-
dent viii Announce their names through the press.
The annual reports Ct the treasurer and secretary were
presented. Tie following gentlemen were balotsd for
and received as mcmbersof the Chamber kessrs. v.
f.. order, Parker 4 DssbieIl, E. G.. Davidson, I'd.
Parkmau, and H. RsphaLki. Thanks we're voted ic
president Hunt, sne 10 the various choers for the 81
teniSn they had devoted 10 their duties azriGg the
year. nj hunt returzed his thsuss 70 the Chamber
for the courtesy they had always shown him in the sx.
ecation 4 his duties, and congratulated them on the
prosperous appearance presented by the I. ~sociation.
The election resulted in the choice Of the following
gentlemen
President, T. " Hunt,
Ticc- Presifeafs-J. J. Murphy, J. T. Stratton, J.
a.. Sped, S. n. Gates, " B. Miller.
C0mmiHee on APPeals-Thos. A Nelson, ". A
Goydw,r T, z. A. Parker, ST.. s. B. Williamson, J. n
Patick, v. s. Pickett, J. F. AsokaB.
TTccsurey-W. n. FsrrInFt0H.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24
WESTERN REMEDY.

A ND all periodical diseases that have their origin in
n the mi'smatic ehiuvia arising fro1 decsyed vsge-
tation
named Fevers, aud what is better they also ACT AS A
PREVENTIVE, IL tak-n occasionally. or daily, while
exposed 10 tao Injection. Hence INC old Gdage, "sa
ounce Of preventive Il worth 3 2 und % cure "
DR.. Merwiu's "Fever snd Ague Pills" diAcr from all
other Chill Ne icinss ia the following particulars:
Let They never fail TO perform a speedy ard perus-
nent cure.
ID. They are recommended only for one class Of dis
eases.
Sd. They are agroeatie and convenient 70 take.
4h They contain no poisonous minerals, being purely
vegetable.
9TH. They 60 not impair the orgasic f~uuctiors Of the
ttomach OF any part Of the system.
6h They require no other medicine to prepare The
system for their reception, or afterwSrd to ailay irrita-
tiGn.
It'll. They are rot s northern "catoh-penpyh umbug "
but are prepared BY gent emen That were born reared
aud educated under the benign irddences Of southern
institutions.
Remember when you purchase these Pills, that you
are not cOntr' buting mesRs for "Yanhee EmisFant Aid
Sacieties,' or Sharps' rifles and bswie knives, for
"BleediDg Kansas" as you maay times have done in
buying northern articles.
we wish al to distinctly understand that this is a
Southern Medicine, prepared from the simple plants
that grow IN our woodlands, on our river banks, bayous
AID lakes,
~ As a special merit, we wish to call attention to
the fact. that in U ing this Medicine you only take =
few Pills. Is net this preter2bie 20 swallowing a plat
OF nauseous mixture which, at best, can only produce
the same result
Price Os:e E0EfaT per Bottle.
tors or 10 almost any dealer in Medicines in the South
ern states, will insure a bottle o. Pills by return mail.
POTTER & BEW Proprietors,
SO Jehsrson-st., near post ONCE,
And general dealers In all popular patant medicines.
" Sold at sI the Dug Stores in Memphis.
selS-dtWswis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24
TO ADVERTISERS.

All advertisements and cards for insertion
in the morning APPEAL, should, if possible, be
room before six O'Clock P. III, the evening pre-
vious to their appearance. Alter that hour
they viii receive attention only il handed to
he foreman Of the composing room, on the
second floor.
OEE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-LosT-
a large cluster pin the size Of a bali dollar
with seven stones in the center and about
twenty around the border; it was lost between
Frsncioli's anc jacobs, ia Fort Pickering. A
reward Of one hundred dollars viii be paid for
its safe delivery at this Office. . sells Ct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

For NV O~RLEANs.-Tns elegant passenger PACKET
Prince o. wales, jas Lee, master, viii leave for New
Orleans this evening al 5 O'Clock. J. 4. Morton X
%. and J. &. McNanus. agents.
For ST F1AEcIs RIVER The splendid passenger
packet ST. Francis 80. 3, Capt T. 4. Eowman. leaves
this evening for Hclens and the s.. francis river.
Larry Hsrmstsd, agent
FoR WHITE RIvER-At5 5cloeE this evening, tie
Kanawha Valley. Capt. Price, wiz leave Cor Jack
Soup9rt, White uver. Jas. Z. B5uUne * Co.. agents.
For NEW ORLEANS Tire steamer Fs-t. Esnuett,
BFie ~, master, vii leave Tor Tie ab sve ard al inter
me late landings TINS evening AZ o O'Clock. Thomas
Il. Williams ( Co, agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24
In Chancery al 1sempnis,

CTATE OF TEENEssEE.-Pr5caealng had in the
- clerks cGce, chaHoery side Of the comElon law and
charcery court Of the city Of Memphis, TnaT. day, Nsy
the d, 1861.
P. D. Wedgwood and Nary a. B. wedswood.
VS.. C0mplainants,
c. G. EcAshsn and John II. walker, Defendants.
II appearing from afI3syit Eled il this cause that the
defendants, @. @ HCa .hau aaJ John ". Walker are
nzn-residents Of tho state Of tennessee, it is ordered
that. they DO enter their appearance herein before or
within the nrst three days OF the next term q said
court, 20 be beidO on the Second Ncndsy in November next
QS6I) and plead, answer or dsmur 10 conplainants'
bin, or The same viii be taken fuE confessed as TO them
and set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
4 ~coPy-Atiest o c. AMER,
Clerk G1i Master.
S Venable, solicitor Tor c0mplainsnis.
se3-ISw4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

CTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. had in Che
= C.e-k's once, crancery side cf the common law and
chancery court OF the city Of Memphis, Friday, June
the 2Ist 1861.
Edward 8. wheeled and Ruggies s. Morse
vs.. Czmplainants.
Edward Wilder and Job- Sewer, Defendants.
It appearing from afidayit fled il this cau g that the
defendant, Edward Wiider, is a nonresident Fl the
State OF Tennessee: It is ordered that he Dc enter
his appearance herein before or within the hrst
three Gays Of the next term Of said court, to be
held on the second Monday in November nsx;,
1861, and plead, answer OF demur to complainsnt's
bill, or the same viii DO taken for confessed a.
to him, and set for bearing ex parte and that copy Of
this O. der be Published once a week fer four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: JOHN c. LAEIER,
Clerk and Master.
L v. Dixon, solicitor for complainants.
se3 lawAw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

FIRE ALARM.-Tne alarm Of fire last even
iEE vas casse1 by the burning cut Of q chimney at tie
sesy E0use, cprEer OF Third and Poplar streets. The
Gre s-ssmsr and other engines were quickly on the
gL.nnl. bat their services were not reaaired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

AT THE GAYcso We notice among the
list o. arrivals a. the GaysSOst the meme Of z. II John
s5a, editor q the Little Rock True Democrat. We
oo5sial1y tender him the courtesy Of or ssncsum during
his stay IN the cl.y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

EXCELLENT ARTIcLEs.-At F. c. Heckle's,
on Shelby street, near the Gsyo 0, can be found exec
lent wines whiskiea b~ranJIes, cordia,s and other
liquors and cigars OF uuri7sled quality. The trade
sh5u d exsnine their stock.