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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

MONTPELIER MrLIrARY.-Major Randall
has full company already enrolled Major
Burnham has forty eight enrolled for Sec
ond company, all picked men and anxious to
join the fray.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

70 NJ Dwinnell, editor of the Rome
Georgia. Courier, is second Lieut. in the
Rome Light Guards. He is a native of this
county, and possibly he may meet some of his
own relatives on the battlefield before the
war is over
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

10 st. Albahs voted, in town meeting. an
appropriation of $4,000 for the families of
volunteers.
70 Silas p. Carpenter, Esq, has been APP
pointed Deputy Collector at Richmond
Enosburgh.-At meeting on the 27th ult.
the number of volunteers was increased to 80.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

STANDARD FoR THE VERMONT REGIMENT.
SomeIby' 81 Cornhill, has just finished
splendid standard, ordered bv Gov. Fairbanks
for the Regiment there. 1t is painted upon
he incest white silk, five by six feet The
design is the State arms, with military sur
roundIngs, flags, flowers and other accompani-
ments rich scroll work in gilt, &c 1t may
be sent of to- night.-Afias A Bee Am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

~ As the volunteers were about leaving
heston for the war, young man, member
OF one OF the companies. she'd tears when he
o'd his mother Goodbye The old woman
encouraged him, saying, DRY up, Joe, and
show your spuuk"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

BAKERsFIEID.--A meeting was held in
bakersfield on the Sd to organize a military
company, Z. 5. Barnes acting as President
and X. ID. Paige as Secretary. Speeches were
made BY w G. Wilson, N. + Wood and 9th
ers, after which thirty-fye young men offered
their services to the country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

- We understand that the company at
Fletcher, the Green Mountain Rinemen is now
lul they have been assigned the post of
honor in the I'd Regiment, they are all stout
robust fellows, and If called into action, " will
not be found wanting"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10
yuatebman 4 Stair guurnaI.
By r. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, MAY 10, 1861.
NM VERMONT REa1MENT.


We have been crcdibly informed that the
Secretary Of War directed the mastering OF
this Regiment into the United States service
at Burlington. An officer Of the United States
army, Col. Rainos, was ordered to Burlington
to receive the Regiment. Our State author
tiles, for some reason, have called the Regi.
mont into camp at Rutland. 1t has been at
the latter place since last Thursday, while
the U. S. officer has been at Burlington, ac-
cordng to his instructions. As he cannot
receive it into the U. S. service except at Bur
hngton, the State is now discussing some.
thing like three thousand dollars per day to
keep it at Rutland. Worse than this, our
State rulers, while acting under requisition
of the President, are violating the orders OF
the War Department. And still worse, this
needless violation Of orders and disregard OF
the requsition Of the Secretary Of War, this
miserable conflict of our local authorities with
the General Government, is delaying the
movement of our troops, and attaching a stig-
ma Of disgrace to Vermont. tits matter OF
no consequence where the Regiment meets to
be received into the service. but it is a mat
ter Of considerable consequence that the state
military authorities should not take the reins
into their own hands, and subject the State to
an enormous expense, and come into collision
with the Federal authority, in order to graft
fly any local desire or feeling. Gentlemen,
obey your orders, and do not still further
make the blood Of Vermonters to Jingle with
shame at delay that has already been pro-
tracted tar to much.
p. S.-Tbe knot is united, and the Regi-
ment is to be off speedily. Thus:
The RENDEZVOUS CHANGED TO RUrLAND.
1t was reported on good authority, last
evening, that the rendezvous of the Vermont
Regiment had been changed to Rutland aud
that Lieut.. Col. RAINS would proceed to in
spect them there tomorrow For our part
we are glad Of it, as we want to see our
troops in the service Of the government with
out delay. The Regiment will, in all proba-
bility, leave Rutland for New Yo k to-mor-
row or next day.-BSiington Times
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

Lo Allusion, in the hearing o. the Presi-
dent, having been made by gentleman, to at.
taeks upon the course end motive of the ad
m,9istra'ion, Mr. Lincoln smiled, aud said
Ell SIR we can afford TO pass them by
win the dying word. Of the Massachusetts,
statesman we still 1.-Two am sure they don't
worry me any and reckon they don't bene-
ut the parties who write them"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

The citizens Of Cabot met on Saturday eve
ming, 4th inst Quinteu Cook was appointed
Chairman and Ed. Putnam Secretary. Con-
sdering that the times demanded achoa and
men more than speech making. Nathaniel
Perry Jr. was unanimously requested to raise
company in this and adjoining towns inn
mediately. that would be- prepared to respond
to the call of the Government for the sup
preston of rebellion and they pledged their
means to sustain the company in every way
necessary. Twenty-Five good and true men
came forward and gave their names, and if
need be, their l'res for their country. One of
these, Horace Carpenter, is 81 years Of age /;
good example for young men.
Cabot, May 9TH, 1861
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10

Work is as needfol in the grain and potato
fields as in the field Of battle The farmer
who does not do his best this year will not
be true to his country. At home we have
war in England the weather is backward
and short crops are anticipated. Plant
plant!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-10
NEw YoRK. Nav &.

special dispatch from Philadelphia to
the Post states that Virginia troops are con
centratug in force at Harpers Ferry, and
evidently intend to resist the attempt Of the
Government to repossess itself Of that posi-
ton. A fight is imminent there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17
nrrrlnn

TIC -anart at this hospital yesterday was that
r. ega.led soldiers were generally doing well
Tic soldier belonging TO Col Lo5neys Tegl-
yaan M have mentioned before, and who
- shot fan the shoulder by a comrade in camp
,.s very bad last night AMI was not expected to
l-,. rr,l morning. Ne leathhas so far occurred
since. the opening Of the institution. There are
s-gy had cases, but the far greater portion OF
On. sounds viii be readily managed Two pa
srzarad amputation last evening, both Of
.so t-a One was a case OF amputah0n st The
r,ic performed by Or. Potts, the medical Puryey-
oF Cen. PoIk's command the other OF the
7f, performed 10y DR.. Keller. surgeon OF the
army. hospital. New arrangements Tor admission
,.E made by which visitors are adHlitIe1
=, ,rs reception room on the presentation OF a
..re+ from the committee, q permit iIom the sur
.,u Is necessary before access can be had to
,le rst.nt,s rooms, In order that the public
NAV understand the precise position 81 i-e hos
initial IN ifs relation to the government We 'aU
Shat 3. has been made entirely a government III
-.;.r.-on Ike anv other army hospital. The gov
-rueut allows the aen hospital Tatons' mo
she s~urqeous. medicines and other requisites ana
5sy- tie control of the place. The citizens
taFoueh .hrlr committee, procure io' the men
.,-5 comforts. e.ra nurses, and extra attention
choir condition may make desirable, 50 as 10
.,r,lv as far as possible, the indulgence aud
,,rs that they would receive al their homes.
Tar. tbs ladies step in and with kind and
mi. assistance act the part Of mother
or sister. How much the sufferers con
alton is improved by those additions to the
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.grss G0Ods, Wen Goods-PHFchase .HeCessG.
~Ees FE-bFFc Var Fnu

StiIIman & Co, ~ Main street, are daily re-
ceiving additions to their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery and fancy goods. Our
stock IS replete with all the novelties of the sea
zon, having just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses,
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods, etc,
etc. Having selected our stock with the great
est possible care, and having the advantage OF
purchasing exclusively for cash, We can and
viii sell at old time prices. To country dealers
and customers We offer unusual Inducements fol
cash. Our long experience in the business en-
ables us to fiji all orders with ]promptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful for past patronage, we
respectfully solicit q continuance Of the same
Oc2O-1mdaw
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Paving Notice.

ID ESOLvED, That the property owners and claimants
IL on both sides Of Vance r.. from DeSoto to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. c. A. Bond. be required 20 grade the side.
walks and lay down good brick ~pHycmeuts, furnish usual
curbiug and pave the CUTTERS with < cd brick in front of
their respective lot% where not ALREADY done according
to ordinance, and that the usual notice be given.
Adopted
Approved November 9Th, 1861.
JOHN PARK. Mayor.
Aue.t-L r RICHARDS city Register
nUl4luf
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Fire Hose.

u it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID OF the city Of Memphis:
That from and after this date no dray. cart, wagon, uoi
any vehicle whatever shall pass over any Of the fire hose
belonging 70 the city or fire department, whether such
hose have water in them OF not
SIC. 81 Amy person violating the first section Of this
ordinance shall be guilty of a mi-iemrauor and shall OF
conviction thereof Doe hued In d sum not less than five nor
Iaore than fhy dollars and all persons violating thi
ordinance shall be arrested by the police and reported &c
the Recorder.
Approved November 5th, ls6l.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Aucst-L, R RICHARDS, City Register.
rtII1Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

RHEUMATISM. S]CIATIcA, NEuRALGIA, DISEASE Of the
HEART. LUNGS. KIDNEYS and SPINE, DYSPEPSIA,
chronic diseases Of STOMACH and BOWELS, NERVOUS
DEBILITY, etc. Special attention given 20 the various
female complaints, such rs Of let aloue) Entail years Of
anguish and suffering, by an emucatsd and ruined CON
stitution, or brings on premature decay and death.
Dr.. 1I0HTIH0Hl VIII make his regular semi-annual
whit 10 Memphis, and remain al tie Workman House
from Monday, the 4.h, until the l2h November, dnst J
where all who desire can consult him. Having treated
several hundreds Of prominent citizens Of Memphis and
vicinity, his success in curing is now generally known
ia this as well as other important cities OF the South.
Citizen females, viii, when they desire it, be visited at
their residence.
No charge for consultation IT, after interview, Per
son. desire treatment, "A reasonable charge will be made
and agreed upon FOR The time Of treatment ua2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17
TEig unrNnnn rKaaahaR1.

I. -|l'... ...T|r#IL OBJ. |H# NLI.IE.. LLHH.FNL.
.9'""" ,"'..'"@ '''1'''' Il Commandments"
rnrt I.r Newman. mua"al director "a, Columbus,
rmr. .-f.r tUa rraUu. ut ). Mitchell. which We
l.f.. d.. > .. ..,r,.4 ~.
lhe prisoners are shot PoSjerofy OF lalieity'
showing the execution ON flank movement did.
Our men shot well. as all but four were shot
,bo,. A.. 10. III, - ~, -. u-ou,7o5
"' '""'
I'LL t1e carry part o. the acton were removed To
their own boats The following is DIR. Mitch
ellis letter and rono-t when ip ,ha latter "a
y, ' '" 81
''-O '''-o Is d, "-'o-'"' '' ' .' pc "N0''9'oou
that the injury Is a flesh wound. These wound
ed prisoners. II will b. remembered. were ex-
rbso~r7.
rurr,ur, Ky. November ~
summon loo O. N.v-., 75.5s.,r D.~.-,.r rr-r Dryt.n,
Western Department
SIM. I'm arga-ianra with Instructions proceeded Fl.
..sg charge oil. tine wounded Federal PRISONERS on board
. Z, ,.yT l452.aar. ] aaa e''ss and nlr-rs detailed
.-...r,. -lar I.-lau,.t,a. ,e.nr4 hermit ,r5 .br- -.r.
dfGau required. until their removal 10 the steamer aEeu.
..i- usr Cairo. oa the lstH inst In tAis WAS assisted
Sr-,'., a. T r -''- D.''-.'' ana '''-".
Acromaangng, Won win find a list of names rank.
company and regiment In the case of Maj. 3lcClerLin.
q portion Of the ps-frontt. right and upper edge was
..a - l. ons r, .b @I I'M, q n. SJa. .l 49,, ana one iaga III
a. SYMPTOMS occurred M to tf- Tine of Ills -lmnrIl
from ar boat. maoriss of the cases were severe flesh
w'1ni- All seemed TO De- 4oi,-9odel young
~- g 2 'g-' ly5 yoIn.t.a' IN .r , S,1 t ",si'H ,. WY y,r rII5i
ta me lung. one compound fracture Of he thigh near The
ltp joint. and TWO wounded fn the back. in the Lamba.
region. AZ. were 4an+saoi wounds, lN.h me gNe42.en
..as.r-I a IN . ,,ost a1 MEM o r" Ig- ir 5r.-..n '
COL Dua-lertv besides flesh wound of shoulder aud
fore arm. bad "a compound fracture Of rhe .e- u"ce--.a'
.- .n ,,,o' ,' 90. III ,on...." |'.o
.aaan ~ this time rather prsrariaus
Respectfully r. ". MITCHELL
Surgeon i5A kr+ Tenn Vols
Col. Henry Dougherty, Illinois, shoulder aud
forearm and fracture of the leg.
Major Thomas McCIerkin, Illinois, fracture Of
os-Irontis.
Captain George Abbott, Illinois, fracture of
thigh.
Captain C.. ". hjttredgc, Iowa, thigh.
Captain Thomas Challiuor, Illinois, thigh
Lieutenant Is. h. Gayle, Iowa, scalp.
Iieutcu ant LeuUcl Adams, Illinois, compiled
ted fracture Of tore-arms.
Sargtaut-h Major b. X. Smith, Iowa. shoulder.
Sergeants Z. ". Mccarthy, Illinois, thigh
j. i. NalIru, Iowa, fracture of the arm Felix
Harmon. Illinois, knee ). r.. krll, Illinois,
scalp; 5. a. Wilson, Iowa, both arms Hugh
Allen, Iowa, leg; J. B.. Hope, Iowa, face; VIM.
Holiday, Illinois, leg; David Ciammpr, Iowa.
thigh J. n. Hammilt, Iowa. fracture OF thigh.
CoTporalS john Lo.nick, Illinois, forearm W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

There was a fair bat not crowded attendance
on Change yesterday, and business was bat
moderately active. Flour was quiet Buyers
are not disposed TO give the preseu, rates, and
holders do mo-. show d readiness TO coucaIr. A
downward tendency was perceptb,e. which was
increased by the reading OF the New Orleans
quotations, and OF the communicate from the
war office, which we give below. The ac, of
Gen Pillow IN again putting the embargo on
corn, raised the rates ON that article from five to
ten cents "a hushel. The Aaz50, which left Co
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rhe HigLes1 .Fg1a Of ne Ssyricc.

Capt. w. O. Grain, for a number of years be-
longing to the United States army, has been
authorized by Gen. Polk to raise a company Of
light artillery for immediate service. The Off
GERS are now actively recruiting at different
points. Lieut.. John W. Harris is stationed
here, to whom all applications for enlistment
may be made. Apply at his Office, No. p Front
Row, up stairs, or to Day a Prouddt, No, IS
Front Row. Lieut.. John W. Harris viii call
upon the citizens for money to aid in enlistIng
and organizing the company. nol3-lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

Our cittz1us have nobly responded 20 tho cal.
made upon them ON behalf Of the brave fellow.
who were wounded at the battle of Belmont, a.
the following .ist-published by the TREASURED
Of the committee appointed by the citizens
contributions for the relief Of the wounded sol
diers now quartered at the Oyertou Hospital, IN
this citv- viii amnlN tesLLN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

HsRDEE GRAYs' BENEFrT-On Thursday
sI.rht % number of patriotic ladies and gentle
men gave a theatrical entertainment at the thea
Ger for the benefit Of the Hardee Grays. The
committee OF management, Messrs. W. II. Pass
more and 4. ". Patterson, Il. P. Johnson, sec
r-.sry. have handed us q statement, from which
we learu tla. the gross receipts on that occasion
were SS-G.25. The expenses were Mr. homp'
son for use Of theater, 50; carpenter, s.
,,sher. 81; advertising, $3.50; costuning, S645
music. SO; printing, $50; postage, S2-totai
~-5g5 The net amount remaining, S@0O23
was e,aznded for tie benefit Of the regiment "a
follows. q pairs blankets, S224i l@O pair
,..r.n socks. so; tobacco, Sj25.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

Ez,ELsloE."-This popular establishment
under the management of Mr.. H. Henghold, is
pressing in public favor. The edibles Of the
season are daily served up in the best style. EP.
cures should not forget the Excelsior Restau.
rant. ON the south side Of Court Square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17
ATTENTION

HAVE been Eraouzed by Hsjor-GvueraI Polk -r
Z raise o REGIMENT for twelve months service v,
-eucampueut "li J- a. Jackson. Tenn. Captains hs5.
iHg companies ursir1us ot Joining my regiment. will
please report TO me 90 Jackson. Those forming COM
pennies In Decatur and sdiriuug counties. aII report 10
las throuEa j. w. boharry- ESD at DecsturvaIe. When
q sufficient number ot companies are raised TO form a
Regiment they viii De- duly mustered into service and
armed b. the Government But 90 avoid any eo1r.a.
Eeaey. chose ha"i1g arms sre requested 20 bring Them
u--- IN JOIN / ER..E.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

GnNE TO THE WARs-Om dentricai friend,
DR. Bryan, is SO eager for the fray that be
starts for Chattanooga this morning with two
guns and a portion Of his company, TO join Gen
CAROLS brigade. We have no doubt of his gal
Iau-.y. and hope for his success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

CRIMINAL CoyET.-Th,s court was occupied
during the whole of Yesterday with the case OF
Williams, charged with murder. 1, was still
prazgussiug when the court adjourned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

T.fr MEMPHIS poET-Ne publish this morn
fu- another translation fom The Italian, by our
gifted friend J.. A. siguaiEo. Il viii be read
with pleasure bv his many warm admirers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

AIogTr tRy.-The following is the rport Of
d. Thomas F. Peytou, Secretary Of the Board
Of Health. Tor the week ending at y NJ. yester-
day. Bilious fever ], consumption !, congestion
{. Glarrhea =, dysentery ,, ]diptheria ], disease
ai the lungs J, exhaustion J., fracture OF the yer
Zebra D, pistol shot 1, phthisis pulmonalis /, still
born J. unknown 3, wound total 20. Reca-
slulatlou-Adults IL, children s males l3, ie-
snales e. clfzaus 10, strangers 10, whites 20
fetal %. The above speaks well for our city. In
referring TO reports for November for four years
we find no week with so few deaths among the
citizens proper. The health of the city Jail and
aslab5ese continue good.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

CAPT LAlToS's C~ONPANY-The No. 3 Fire
Company are preparing to give p splendid ball
on Tuesday evening at their hall. The proceeds
win be devoted to the benefit of the Liberty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

WANTED ARTICLEs-Ward 81 Mcclellan.
wholesale druggists and seedsnen, 10 Main
street, advertise this morning number oil highly
useful articles. Besides ali excellent stock OF
medicines and drugs, patent medicine, oils and
other articles, they have a large variety OF inc
seeds, Of peas, wheat, GRASSES, onion SETS m'ilet
seed. and many others. Give them a call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17
HrGH,,Ay RoBuERr-0n Friday night, a

HIGHWAY RoBHERT-0n Friday night, at
II o'clock, Mr.. }. NJ. Jeareys, who was some
what overcome with liquor, entered the drinking
house at the corner Of Union and Main streets,
and while there iucaua0uslv displayed a large
roll Of a.l. 70 the amount Of br,wecn three and
four hundred dollars. &.ter crossing the inter
section OF the streets he was suddenly knocked
down, the money rapidly taken from his
pocket, and before De could rise the Thief was
rome. There was very little indication 20 find
the thief by, but those keen and shrewd detect
ives. officers Dyer and Causgy. with a skin that
does them credit. accomplished the feat. They
found the thief TO he Charles Rogers, who had a
fruit stand at the front of the tavern. In ms
room The money was louud-a portion in an old
boot and another portion il an old shoe The
man was arrested
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

raE~oxAl-Major Il. W. Williams, the nego-
taror gt the arrangement between Price aud
Fremont. and all TO Gen Frost. was ia the city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

LADY PlchroCREr-Auaie Coleman was
aue-s-l yesterday for stealing from the pocket
OF @ somewhat elderly gentleman, who had no
more sense nor principle than to be IN her COM
1auv. twenty-five dollars. She was arrested by
officer Sm1ug.
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-NDWENEI-

L0uIsyulEE. KENTUCKY.
October 80, 1861.
WE beg 20 advise our friend, and correspondent r
W the Confederate Sja-.. that our Er. SAfiUEL
GNNN, has removed his residence permanently In
Tennessee, 10 which point they wlI please
direct al communication. Address as follows
GAEyIN, BELL 81
oc}1-d-ufn era-rHHs Tnr-
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TENNESSEE MINSTRELs.-On Monday night
banjo and bones, breakdown and melody black
faces and fun, will, after a long interval, make
their appearance at odd-FeLows' Hall. The
proceeds viii be devoted to the wounded soldiers
81 the Oyerton Hospital. There must be a big
r7aVl on Land-the occasion demands it. For
ouee the people must 60 and laugh for charity.
The band intend having a season, giving three
OF t5uT concerts a week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

Max raE BIG GUNs-CapL }. C.. T. Jones is
uog actively engaged in recruiting volunteers
fr immediate active service in the artillery corps
at Fort Pillow. Let every patriot come forward
Immediately and show his willingness TO protect
our own frcsides, By placing himself behind one
Of .he many big guns unnamed now at For
Pillow. This Is most excellent opportunity toi
those wishing to do their country a service
Capt. Jones is a gallant oliceT, and those WIZ
ultv require it viii be furnished with board
e~lothiug. etc. from tie day OF enlistment, Head
quarters 50 Front Row, between Adams al,
Washington streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

LADIES' GOODS At AUCTIoN-N0. $50 Main
sae1, is fast becoming the ladies emporium OF
Memphis. A. /. Andrews & Co, advertise an
other extensive sale of silks, berages, d~e.ainosr
and dress goods of every description, at their
sales rooms on Monday morning, Nov. Il, at 10
O'Clock. Ladies, do not forge, .t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-17

srcS AND WoUSDED-On Tuesday night.
IL .le tle5ter. for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded soldiers al the Overton Hotel thirty
Young ladies' VIII give an entertainment con
sisting of songs, Duets, quartetts, chorus~es
and ;ableanz. The object is one that strongly
appeals at once TO the spirit of benevoIence aud
the glowing soul Of patriotism. The young
ladies win give a tine entertainment Let then
r-n-- nnI-ct BIZ geaerausLE responded to.