Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19

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FRou THE POToMAC-PIssengers from Ma
~uas,as % Richmond, by the afternoon tain on
The 10th, reported that there was quite a STIR at
iFsraz, he previous evening, in consequence of
I fbe withdrawal of our troops toward CeuleTiHe
~ud Manassas. The trains were running hourly
~ night transporting troops and stores 10 Ma
nssSl-. Heavy firing was heard in the direction
u Fairfax for half an hour previous to ,hr dc
~n1ruiv q the train for Richmond
! PATRIOTIC CiLL-The PauoA star a-
~Dounoes that a quantity Of cloth rurchaA to
provide winter clothing for the "V'ndicstor,, 4"
6as arrived, aud adds tha5 il is earnestly de-
sIe& that the friends Of tbe company al once
come forward, and have the salts made M
0itbout delay, as the men are sadly in need o
ben. Let The friends Of the "Yindicator-' ACT
7 promptly ID ,hs matter.
IL Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, has issued al
order requiring all persons leaving the city oI
New Orleans and the parish OF JedcTs,n, on any
OF The steamboats, navigating between the tive
ports Of New Orleans and Memphis, Tenn 10
pnride themselves With o pass, to bo furnished
on application al the executive OfLe. oz,r the
Union Bank, In She irst named city.
Es Major John Tyler, Jr., C. 5. A., and his
nephew. Lieut.. Waller, reached huntsville on
Saturday iast-the former 90 enter ur-n Ii,
duties Is adiutant 10 Bng.Geu. Walker. the later,
Ga socedor from Wesi Point to All in drilling
the troops Of tho same brigade. Ns tt s
son ~ EI-PrasideBt Tyler.
u The Mobile papers Of tho I6th contradict
hs report that the enemy hsd commenced land
ing below that city The statement was made 50
enthusiastically THAI we bad confidence it va,
correct Il seems. however, that or cotmpo-
raIy from which we derived the information bad
bseu imposed upon
CoTroS Lr,,ISG u CoAsr-The Mont
somery Mad, OF the IAN, savs:-A Gentleman
from Columbus, yesteSday, informed US tia, four
steamers arc running from that point 10 ApalacL-
i-o'a, bringing all the cotton irom .Aat point to
The interior landings Tlcro 3 about so Nles
1t AFaLachicola.
Eg The Richmond Elamiacr Of the lG,h az.
bounced thai the sale Of he new CouEsderau
postage stamps would or that day
a the Richmond post-oFcs. The1 are qu,ts
handsomely gotten III, are ct a green color, and
arc ornamsuted with E likeness Of President
Davis Tiny viii prove OF great onvel,euoc Q,
The public.
~ Col D. Yllers, the military instructor o.
Col. Ellsworth, who was taken prisoner II
Western Virginia, and made ais escape irou
; Richmond in disguise, @a- made a Jrieudta.
aenersl by Lincoln. lie ha, l-cu a-sienef a
cellHsHd under Gen. Ro~encranz
GUoEGtA ELEcnoN-Bctmn> rom err
%bupdrei and four counde- give COS. Brown d
maioriiy Of $50. The remaining counties cave
him about GE0 majority owe Col Akin. and Il
Is thoughu he final result vill h. about res
majority.
Il The Wilmington N. c. journal, which
-ame time Snae expressed an unwiilingness to
taLe A IT, Stephens for the Vico-Presidency
Low Yields its objections, in difference 70 the
.cys O. The p-ap.e OF the Confederate States.
DEAp-Hon. w. ". Pogue, the member OF
i@' Tennessee House Of Representatives from
Nsyns county, died on the IIth ms Aprr,-
T-'e notice OF his decrease was taken b4 ihs
IioLsa ou The I5tb.
F i i5ll has bceu nlrc-iuccd into Inc Sa,o
Legislature to prevent speculation in gos and
silver. il provides that bankers and brokers'
shall not chsree more than five per cent. 10,
c.5n.
MORE IEI~oSCRs-Tvelye Yankee n-son.
e,s, member Of tbe Ele,rutA \ y. z,aia,cs.
arrived az Richmond on The IAN. They were
captured near Norio!k, On Saturday last. Will.
ona forasing expedition.
lIEENAN'S CHALLESGE-Thc London core.
srondent Of Hikes SPIRIT asserts, ia ulics. thai
the ohalenoe Of Keenan, VIII Dot b. accepted
10 Wen are 70 be found in England willing Ia
stake $lo.dap against him.
The Panoh Sfay ANNOUNCES that
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