The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-11
Southern Newsrin LouI,yiIIe.

the corner Of shlngton street and
Center alley, Mem hhis, on Septem
her Goth. which d 'str'yed $50, 600
worth OF property. Ii extended
round TO Front row.
Tho Memphis avalanche has
absorbed the Bulletin.
Memphis papers of the Goth cay
thirty cases knfcld rifles, part Of the
10000 which came into Southern
port come time since. arrived at
Memphis, and are on their way to
Columbus. Memphis was literally
alive with Soldiers.
On the 29th a Southern CONNER
cial Convention assemblies AZ Macon.
Georgia. On tho 14th the University
of Mississippi will be closed Tor want
of patronage.
Jacob Thompson is nominated for
Governor OF Mississippi. The Po
icahontas advertiser says:
j. G. llindman has obtained three
Thousand more men from Arkansas
for Ilsrdee's command.
Ex-Governor Z. Lewis Lowe, OF
Maryland. has escaped to Richmond.
Issac Davenport. Richmond, Of
tho firm OF |. Il b. Davenport, gave
check Tor ten thousand dollars,
owing to Northern creditors, TO tn,
Commissioner.
Northern Bank of Alab una sus
pended specie payment at the instance
OF Gov. Moore.
The Nashville Merchants have
agreed to receive treasury notes a
par for debts and goods. Ilardee',
command has fallen back TO Pitt
nan's ferry, on the Arkansas line.
j. b. Jones, formerly + | tor Of ,
Philadelphia paper, is Secretary il
the War Department at Richmond
Governor Moore, Of Louisiana, ha
ordered the seizure of all the porI
rom New Orleans spcculators, VIII,
had advanced it to $50 per barrel.-
Tho estimated Yankee property il
the state of Virginia, under the bal
of the stquestrain act, amounts t,
$50. 900, 900.
The Mobile papers ay the deiens,
of the South Of that city is vigorousl,
: going on. The municipal authori
ties OF Mobile are issuing shinplasttr
in small amounts.
| Coniederates Soldiers, especiall,
in Western Virginia, are suIerin,
for tobacco.
A vessel with q Thousand bushel
of salt from Lagura, had its carg,
taken from Brazos river to Rich
mond.
l A prizs schooner was capture,
near Galveston recently, with tw,
hundred sack, coffee and one hun
dredei and fifty thousand cigars. =
, Nashville papers q the 81 say tn
heavy rains have carried ava,
bridges on the East Tennessee rail
road and delayed mails from Rich
/. 'nond three days.
A Bowling correspondent of tn,
Nashville Unaon and american, say
Buckner is a 'vancing toward tn
> Ohio river, driving the home guard
before him. M. j. Wicks, Chair
man Of the Military Committee q
Memphis, says 1t is desirable tha
no more cotton nor tobacco be ship
ped there until further orders, and
Planters do not stop shipping, tn
military authorities will send tn,
cotton hack into the country, at til,
owners expense.
The Fort Smith Herald says tn,
! CherOkees will furnish three, tn
Greeks two regiments, and the Semi
noles one battalion.
Humphrey Marshall has escaped
to the Southern Confederacy.
The journal to morrow will stat
that Gen. W. +. Sherman ha
superseded Gen. Anderson Al tn
head of the Department OF the Cum
berland, Gen. Anderson retiring o,
account of i'll health.
j Arnold Harris has been uncon
ditionally released.
The confederate government ha
authorized Gon. Winder to arrest al
Yankees who may venture there il
concern for their former rights o
property in the South. There ia tn,
reported arrival Of James Ferguson
remher OF Parliament, and Hon
Bnrnlre, Of England. at Nashville
September Both, EN- route for Rich
mond.