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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

The following from the Vc,ay ReyeIlle.
viii pertinently apply. with much force. to
pertain lambs and -ympathisers in ,his laiti.
tudc The latter clause We would whisper
gently in The ears Of some of our dove Ike
eitizens-onls suggesting ,hes read vige FOR
Stct-erfaaa
A peace" speaker. tie other dsy. &c
marked. IN the presence Of large gathering
Of people, tia, the paper down II Nevay.
ALWAYS had 10 take sides, alluGing 70 our
course IN sustaining the Government in its
laudable efforts to preserve the Union and the
Constitution. and crush the rebellion The
speaker neglected 20 tell the crowd where the
laugh camein, and consequently the Joke
wa rather cry
But. sir. you told the truth tha; time We
hare taken sites we are on the right side.
too He who IS not for us. i against "a.
In this crisis there IS no neutral ground. aud
peace men. like you and your nice Grant s
Greek clique. are against rs aud the Govern
meut. Tor you are not for iis T; and We would
think more Of YOU # you were at Richmond
With gun on your shoulder. than We DO
while YOU are retailing treason under the
thin disguise Of peace. attempting 10 de-
patriotism of the Young and wavering. and
giving the rebels AID and comfor, BY attempt.
Ing 70 organize league r. fsver Of dividing
and destroying the country and the free iusti
tutious existing under it. through which va
have ,ed and prospered so gloriously. aud
become d" the light Of the world -
Having said thus much publicly. We have
a few words 20 shy 70 You privately. pon't
tell any body else By your present unpatri
otto course you arc fast losing the respect of
all patriotic and loyal people, and arc hold
ing up the hands OF the enemies and traitors
OF our country. and encouraging them 10 "a
on in their helish work Of robbery. plumber
and murder. Ii ycu continue in your present
+ coerse, the blood OF the innocent will bs
+ upon your hands. anl the vengeance OF the
/ fathers and m )thers OF the coo or 7a9 sol
diers OF Switzerland county, uoa enlisted foi
this war VIII sooner or later be visited rqor
+ you. and some OF them are probably nov
raising hemp for the benoht OF traitors a
/ home
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THERE Is a marked and striking samenes-
in all the resolutions of the Peace Sarfg--
wherever II gets together enough 70 make a
meeting They set out BY declaring in IA
,og Of supporting the Government and the
President in al constitutional measures-
bat. invariably. before they get through.
take care to declare that all the leading mea
.urcs Of the President are in violation Of tho
Constitution. BY this mode OF argument
they jump. az once. 70 the conclusion that
the only cour-. left for them 5 70 oppo-e
everything the President does 70 pat down
the rcbsilion. and ia this way by opposition
to the war, they help along the rebels a. far
as they can
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Tie armies Of the Government and the
rebel forces are coming rapidly together,
and decisive battle must soon be fought
between them n the meantime the public
mind il becoming wrought up 20 intense e
ci,emen, in anticipation Of the result But,
upon that subject, We cannot suffer ourseif
20 doubt Tor moment: The intrinsic mer
its of the cause in which our patriot so.dierx
are engaged. are sufficient TO embolden them
TO the gratest bravery bui. apart from th'''
thew have shown themselves 10 be superior
in every respect to those Of the Southern
army. Aud, let the contest come on when
II NAV. we feel assured that the cause oil the
Government and the Union viii be trium-
plant of We rest entirely satisfied, and
with this conviction. quietly await the issue
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Eor Children.

- goa went soul delicate. siclisv. t... a t...
- - healthy. sstoas aif roi asf.--ilsn 49,. -5.
,aca hot'ic.l ii j. celici1cs 81 tale
'n- Tablespoonful. taken every nlornir. f..t.
j. sure prey eatiNe rrrilsf clfll and feer+ 49,
ever, cho.efs ~ any prevailing disease -
CAT IoNt-keware ol druggists on -. -.
inay ny % pe.ia ugol sou lotii, a. Bi.te-s - So
sapsfiiia (which they cs1 tly cheap hy sa.tf :. !.
.csi 81 -oct There arr even men BASE .r.'
sie'i lsit - III hnue o. dub theiT Nli-E l..o.-
iaitoas compounds Ak icf D.. J. D. n.l...,.
STRENGTHENING Cordial snd Hood iufiii.- -
ihfaitf else Il Is thr Only remedy tia. VIII 800
Norr ti'oi thoroughly. and a. lie sam. 49,.
STRENGTHEN ant !NNiGoEAIf the Who'll. -
1A'',n j. : par ~ ~ large ho'i.es-si 10y ts....
.is tsnfiIcs Ior g VS.
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Tns Jorrnaf saw that il excites the "eon
tempt Of al honorable men to connect NJ.
voonmrns with JrssE d BEieur And yet
BkionT j. Democrat Of the Journal 5
school and heads his parts in favor OF reace
on ans terms.
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foombs i uncertain. vapid, noisy. gascon;
siideil distinguished only for the venom OF
a u politics: BENJAMIN personally disgraeed
by revelations affecting hs rsonal iategri-
s., lancey disuused because OF his North
sn birth. and remarkable only for his
'yrotechnic cratory. I think our secession
riends should beware lest some unexpected
chief should leap into the saddle of their dead
Cid The brains and conscience OF the
South. after such dispensa,ion. are un
doabtediy y ita the Union men Of the South.
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NEW viNECARY.
: y 3 = 9 l. 4 Es IL =.
MANUFACTURE or
sRsf9 * s.FssEG.SEe.

TEkRE- HACTE, ND.
II ANiNG prrnarertly located himself IA this city.
- prepared 90 furnish the trade ith all 10 may
require. IL viii furnish 70 customers from one 10
or hundred barrels lew rs The same quality can
u bought a. n any city ia the Union lie warrants
every tHfsri o bis vinegar 20 De good ard be pure
fAt Tree from All p0senous acids. His factory T.
situated upon The side a. the Canal a few doors
south II ioluc, Foundry al orders thankfully
received ard promptly attended TO- sen, either 10
airi Or % Ass-rs Turner { NcKecn, 70 whom le
takes pleasure "a referring-ail he ask Is trial ~
VINEGAR exchanged far gcoi second hand barrels de-
ilssTte a. bis Factory. Respectfully.
JANIS CLARKE
sept -. d.m-ntI
journal nf-.-. rlr,f
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NOTICE.

DAkuCUisR NOTICE Is hereby riree. 4, al
A vhtsn q u.y rn-ern. that sii the ~esr- 49,
lock accounts 81 f5e iste fr-n a. Fnsh. sf.,h-. a.
Co. srf uoF N tae hsrds 81 %. undrrsirnei -
eht snd 70 vhe-n payment nust ard -au ,.i,
be msfe Immediate attsf- -, a. -sii.s =, a.
-. - tsc-e whc f-l 70 70 avail th~rs~i.-- - -
es.ss' 2. "a. nouos. nsss srpse, u pay so~is.
"a ~ y. KBXE
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MILLINERY GOODS.

DFcEfyFprHl DAY 81 EXPRESS FROM \. y.
IL invoice %
II 'ssfs ( CnifrErN's HATS. RIBBONS &c
Ai.nf TIE New styie sumner
LlLIEAJ PATTERN BONNET 7
IT, S- ii1s Ultra Any. Chsss- and Flessutf
MRS. WALTER.
Ia Isa s'reef. fsf~et- Finh ana s,xts
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DT. :. a.. tscE.cuts-s .s:rans. ga,
14nfElCar.


lhE bt>F IArfAAaL Us Ga, Noalr. .sr II.
o. hfa~r
ii. ~ . i+st--l r.'uts hsft hef. -sf.l allie
~ .''7f i', a-e $3.50 misery. - tie i,-- a. tl =
iA' i---aitti II Nili iti.tts lAIN aait... i...s,
-.'f- a'i'' Z VII t.eai>e, perlt aic tf.l Il Q
osie~i oi..l in llcgellI j, srt fl.. 80 a. :
NpiAANit OIL i.l,.iAtAl Val fs.Ies,. g.. r.s-t IA,
stteTftt sasts - determination ilulif t- .-sl5s =
f'i '~i"f 'eili a'iti Muscle, riilse-. 80 est
ae's ~ i-i- JOINTS. Ausses ~ l-4nlt. So ca, a new
er 1871 Two applications MI cure sor. .s.ls..,
nr"ii'-e ~ tafae-e. faI Bans cr S1sl1s. or srt
isiii, % !, al iniaitlc ren-cv 4rs it ami var ~
iiid D s- -n4isF,siiie rsu..'f A.. n rl.ss,s =.
tafit
ii-A@ith>. FARMERS ~ as on lav.ar elsr..
- le.,t,- nili save rooney is lsag NcI.anss ~
efi.'t 'n i-.taeif BE- h. speedy arf irls.sli,f.
cure ue.i>. sfral,... 1aa'f-. >Nfii.ne- Is,-e-...
Sweeney. ,aae>. aollls S,iaitle- of al. &C., A
g. - 81. end goa ~lll b.. convinced
rf- > =. Nc1cau. Sole iTo3ri.for
SAINT i.sr-s X.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Tux Journal saws VIC have been blowing
and striking Nobody knows better than
its editor doe. thai Ne have been s'riSs@2.-
He Ia. felt the blow Hence his II ma
turc
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SOAP.
DISSoLuTioH.

AT frm # Craassf 4 K~ye. has beer fhi. d-v
A sisscifed sy rntasl Ce1lfcnt. he businss. wfii
- eohunnfc ~ tie ssre Place So usual n u. Ksyes
VIC all also settle ell claim. against fhe a-rr, sd
= wecul IN eiaisn- - aid firm 70 he pad
II KEYS.
:. y. CRASSFff.
Avg II, 1851 -dl~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

PRETTY little quarrel has sprung up &c
tween the Louisiana and Missouri rebels,
which has resulted in fight amongst them
selves. The former charge the latter With
cowardice. aud with stealing their horses -
u neither Of which facts have sc al, doubt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

THE firm Of Grover 4 Fairchild.
n has been dis-,s~.d ~ rusasl ocasent All
tfttemenis nusi Re nnes With Joseph Grover. All
iesi e sue - ssid frn Is be paid him. snf ali
Indebtedness II the firm T. 10 be paid ~ him
JOSEPH GROVER
efiARiFe FarRciIre.
SmA ~, lsgi-ea
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NoTicE TO FhEci4AnIcs.

lllpS wifi hr received hv = " Minshalf - -.
pairing ne school iIonse Sr,sih Naskes street
specification ~ ~ wcfk - ~ forr ~ = rad 4,
Ai1shfil i'efotk S'ers An. :. dif
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
= = = = % UNI I
BLOOD ljIiiIERf

itiay rci insilen;. Il is warranted 10 ei,......
.-. ~ ~. cure as cisesse - Tie kill~ys l.s,s
.f o. 'e-ef sihrnf. Distracted lenstrustl..n 80
ina al iAe oait. i-silsafe>s ~ ars di.c.... :.
from Chronic or Nervous Debility i +. al ir1t =
90 '''tAtaA -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
MUSICAL.

* z L 10 @ a.
UNION QUADRlIBE BAND
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY To Al GALA
w in the musical line. Nofic furnished for Ball
and Parties at reasonable rates.
ty1odly
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Y o>t. S"t sefous q Deff-htrul.<os-
d.a. fscr Taken.
Health ana strength
lHfHK Is = NIsTAKI ArnIrI

''-t.t p = 80 MISTAKE atatI d.
i $40 crf Liver Complaint. n.tof,.,. 49,,
20 s,uieff, Itasaete. aepGe-~lea 81 ~r.f.t. $50.
ans A.r'. lrafc Fever. isd .rs-il -. .r, ..s...
81 ilr Liver. Siqn-tA ol Towels
oIhiIEAFN. do ,on v..b +. 4. f,.i.t
ard al gorou-f 1850
LADIES. 10 sou wsui he biooa - ls,ii. a. ....,.
e }eaf cheeks agala then 90 Al once e.! "a
Nei--AN'> s.hENGIHESiSS cofI1.I AM,
BLOOD iiIIiIERs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

OFF FOE THE WAR IAN person in
I l-bfed 10 the undersigned. requested to call
immediately srd settle. - shalle IN a very lev
iass Afef which their accounts viii lie put into
ofhrr hands for collection Consult 1eur interest
All pay the ur.t ucfaert.
sept y, ew-u s. T. SHlih, Dentist
TAKE NOTICED J {. Thompson La placed
A in my ha.d- his notes AMI accounts Tor collec
uon Ines must he settled either Dy payment Or
cote A. arre a order - cave cost. call soon.
GEo. q. ntN.
Seat dlu-Rlna ~. - . - street.
" OTTO E.-iefsons having bust
n-ss with :. Wolf \ Co. viii find the under
.ignef ~ The Hardware Store n Nm 4. Griswold
sus3slNwl : WOLF
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FOR RENT.

TWO CoMFORTAELE DWELLING HOUSES
/ hear Sraam's Tesiisaee on sixth street. Fn.
qr.r- Of n. " SEDAN
se7i01;f
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EsTRAYs...sHELBY COUNTY

n TAKEN up by O. B. Parker on -
sE7gA the 5lst iy Of September BAY I'M
EY7 MAKE ten years old fifteen hands ~ \
sesAGAShigh, hind feet white star in the-14G.l
forehead, and valued 500 Said Parker lives the
Fourteenth Civil District.
Taken up by J. b Davis On the 27tb day Of Sep
tenber 1861, a sorrel HORSE MULE six years old,
thin order medium size and valued a. SO. Said Da-
Wis resides ia the Eighth Civil Distsic four and ha'
miles, from Union Depot
Taken up by J. Il Goodiett the 2jth day OF Sep
teuber, ls6 light sorre HORSE, four years old, hf
teen hands high, rather eane,sd back, left hind leg
white below the book scared Tie left hip back and
we8thers the scar tss hip looks like cross cut.
Value at $50 Said 0oOdett resides in the Sixteenth
Civil District seven and half miles east OF Memphis,
On Memphis and Germantown Plankroad.
Taken up by J. Kesten, on the 5h day Of October,
le6l sOrre HORSE eight years old blaze face four
white feet shod all round saddle marks, and val
ued al $50 Said kesten lives in Germantown, Elev-
enth Civil District
Taken up by A. NJ Mo0re on the 25th day OF An
gust 1861. light sorre MARE N LIE, nine years Old
fourteen hands high, black streak the weathers,
black ring around the hek and knees dropped rumpeh
reached name, and valued at 500 Said A. NJ Moore
lives the Tenth Civil District mile from Gloyers
Mill, Wolf river
Taken up by c. Z. Faust the 9Th day Of October
1861, brown bay MARE MULE, seven years Old.
fourteen hands hgh bald faes ght colOred legs and
belly, and valued at 500. Said Fau-t lives in the
| Fourteenth District. r. S. FIFE
Raleigh, November l. l56l. Ranger
l
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Petition TO Divide slaves,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, Haywood County Court
- November term, 1861
Lewis D. Sanders,
EEel b. Sanders, William r. Sanders aud Eli smith.
Guardian.
On molten and it appearing by return Of the Sheriff
Of Haywood county, Tenn. that Ezen B and VII
liam d. Sanders have gone beyond the limits OF the
State OF Tennessee il is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Memphis Weekly Appeal a
newspaper published in the city of Memphis Tor four
successive weeks, commanding the said Ez,ll B. ana
Wi lam Sanders 10 appear before the County Court
OF Haywood county T~nne-see, TO be held the Court
House IN The town OF hrownsyille tbs first Mondag
10 December 1861. then aud there plead ansVer or de-
Dur 10 comp anAnts petition the will be iak en
confessed and sci for hearing parte a. 10 them
A copy-attest G. p TALIAFERRO
nO3Win Clerk
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FnR SALE

4 SAW and GRIST MILL, with two run OF Stones,
y 10 Taton county Tennessee in a Wheat raising
district.
There are six acres Of LAND aud some sixty bead Of
HOGS which viii be sold With the Mil.
Price twenty DE hundred dollars Apply by letter
or Ia person 10 SAMB g. MCMURTRY.
Portsrsville,
uoq w5W' Upton county Tenn.
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~. sPJfULATIoN
Total rebel force IN ,be Geld---..--..-.-.--4.
The Second Tennessee Regiment RI Bel
COLUMBUS. November. y, 1861

CoLUMBUs, November. y, 1861.
FnrTons APPEAL; The Second regiment
Col. J. Knox Walker, commanding, was posted
early in theightin the field far below the landing.
We were scarcely formed in line Of battle before
ne received a heavy fire, not only from infantry
bat lron Watson's battery which had been taken
before ouy arrival. Here the Second regiment
made a stand under a most CALLING fire, main
tanning their ground unit! their twentyrounds Of
cartridges were exhausted. They then fell be-
low the river bank, not dismaysd, 40, gQHsc
stricken. though this was about the most CALLING
fire of the day They then. under orders Of
their officer fell back to a position where they
could get ammunition. This they did, and sooa
re6Ied their cartridge boxes, and followed Gen
Cheatham in the flank movement that won tue
day. Col Marks Louisiana battalion, the See
0nd Tennessee volunteers, under Lieut.-Col.
Ross. Col. Wright's and Col Tappan's Arkan-
sas regiment Esaled them-thefrst on our right
and the latter on our ieft Here we met warm
reception, and every man dc is day
The brave and gallant Cheathsm roda Up epq
down the BGs with the words, AT them, my
brave boys at every step. This was enough
encourage the fatsrHg thefs we're any The enc
my after severe conflict fed, throwing aTssy can
teens, oyer-coats, kuapsacks, arms, etc Here
the brave and gallant Capt. Armstrong fell ga
lautly leading his brave men, aud Lie4t james
Walker, anoble fellow, mortally wounded CGPt.
SaaaTrans, 1 should have said fell during the
conflict on The river CALAMITY leading his men.
Ii was in this ccaaict that Lieut. Clark killed
a federal standard bearer With his repeater and
captured the flag.
| Lieut.. Col. Ross, commanding, did all in his
power and ererted himself to the utmost to man.
tain the position he occupied
| Ineed not mention by name the captains of COM
psnieg, or the leutenants, but they did th=h
duty under uost CALLING fire, ike men and
soldiers; and the men, too, have proved them
selves wsuhy ofany post of trust they may be
! assigned hereafter. ..
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DOCTOR WARMER,
RESIDENT
Surgeon Chiropodist !
No. 327 Main street, over Jones Il Tegg,
Memphis, Tennessee.

nR. 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, b.
hes been INDUCED tp settle ke5e permanently
and become citizen c: Memphis lie consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds Of
FYGtEeTi93g TIES SGisnOat0Is
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectabiity, in this city and e,-1
where. They are il Lis possession and open
slr tie inspection Of all, but the reference BE-
low a.e OF a nature that viii abundantly SATISFY
all who peruse them.
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The 9TH Iowa took the lead against the bate
res At Belmont. but fell back, and the22d Illinois
took the batteries
Capt. Builaslzi, Of Gen. McClernands stan
was shot through the head.
Col. Wright, ex-Congressmsn from Ienuss,
see. was killed Mai. McClurken was WounGeu
and captured Capts Markely and son'er y, ylne'
and Iieuts. Doty and Smith were killed. CaP1
Rigby is a prisoner. l
We spiked two guus and brought OF two and
more horses than we took down.
Our wounded will probably be brought up on
the Memphis to-day. h.
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gave their verdict, but he did not blanch at the
ordeal
Mr.. G NJ Wharton made a motion IN arrest
of Judgment and for a new trial, and the court
adjourned The prisoner was conveyed back TO
N0vamensiup
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 2I5.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIvISIoN-WEST-l
ERN DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ky, November 9th, 1861. }
LNHE object Of Special Order No. 42 prohibiting the
i expectation OF Grain from within q specified dis
rct having been accomplished so far IS Indian Corn Is
Concerned that article in future il allowed be shipped
All Wheat grown on the Of the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad may be shipped ID such points the propre.
tors may choose.
By command Of Major General POLK.
Z. d. BLAKE,
Captain q. S. A,
nop-Iw Acting Assistant Adiutant- { enerRl
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Takes Fire, Marine and River
Risks, Life, Etc.
nSureS Steamboats,, Cotton on PIaRta,
tiOnS, White Life Risks !
h's''res the Aires of Negroes, etc

ID ELIABLE SOUTHERS INGURAECE.-U has
H been the custom for years past for Northern nsu
rance Companies place Agents throughout the South
aud the exclusion OF all Southern co mpsne. monop
olze the business The time has past for Northern In
companies 70 take risks on Southern property
Al policies pe1pe in the Southern Confedpracy hold
with Eastern companies are about a par with the
Fsrmers and Merchants bank notes entirely worth.
lass Policies amounting 10 millions Of dollars held bv
SouIherners with Eastern Insurance companies at
present amount 70 nothing In the South are many
good and reliable Insurance companies which must now
DO the business that has heretofore gone Moth Our
comp4nie5 mas increase tarir capital and afford every
facility 20 in5urers.
The LFNCHBURG ROSE AND ftRE IESU
RANCE CO1U' ANY Is prepared 20 take risks. Thi.
company hss q capital aud surplus of iO3J47 and
takes rick against loss damage by ire marine aud
{ river risks Also on ne lives Of negroes
Persons who held policies with this company and suf
fered bv the fire the corner of Washington
street aud Front Row were paid promptly the com.
ps1y NOS taking he sky days usually allowed
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SUNDRIES.

90 CASKS London Ale
~ 20 casks London Porter
100, ,0gO q igars. assorted,
- barrels O.d Apple Brandy
barrels Old Praeh Brandy
~ eighth casks COguAc Brandy
20 quarter casks
pipe Old Cognac Brandy, pipe Hollsud Gls.
. baskets Piper H7idsick Champsgue
. baskets initiation
barrels No. NaekereI
100 barrels Louisville Cement
80 boxes Telegraph Matches casea Nrt,o.s.
10 bags Black Pepper, 20 r Ginger
100 bags Extra FL ar 50 boxes S41rki,., -rbs.
81 barrsls pure Bourbon Whisky
ae3 FfoiRN0Y & CRAWFORD
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT |

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the besl OF workmen, and no effort
will be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor US with their pat
ronage uOl0-3m
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NOrrhern Estimate Of she Confederate


Forces
The New York Herald Of the Sd publishes
| a. e.ll,,;,,,r Federal estimate of the position
Cr4.. ---,,,
ana Strength OF al 'le Oonleoel'-7 l',''> %
( the lst inst That paper pretends 70 speak win
accuracy hut +beralculaton IS fully as uncertain
4,,.,-,-,.--,- I.;--,-.le.
a.
DEfAEIhENL of lHb foloNA'-
General Joseph T. Johnston headquarters Manassas
'ulc'''u' -r1sp>
f,,..- A, ,f--s.s 12ru urD and Capta-vifle 1olgy
Lett 5gins--7i.i Cen Gustavus smith; hesdqaar
ter Aldie, near LeesbUrs under t7s-,,e1.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-15

SENsIELE.-The extensive preparations tor
defensive operations only, at Arlington Rights.
By the Federal commander, suggests to the eor-
respondent Of the Cincinnati Ga5ette the follow
ing remarks
Is it not humiliatinC TO think that With al the
numbers, powers and resources Of this govern
alent. and after four months preparation, II
should suddenly be seized with fearful panic,
and, ignobly yielding up its dignity and proud
prer0gatiye OF supremacy, with the energy OF des-
peration rush into tortfving itself against the
aggression Of power whose tezsonit has under
tsken 70 crush out What a commelt2Ty upon
our boasied greatness viii these witnesses P.e-
sent in the future
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-15
AswoRD PRESENTED TO Gas. McCLnl,S

A SWORD PRESENTED To GIN. MCCLELLAN
fhr Naw York Heraia OF tbe 3d says:
6eE. Aici lellan received yesterday a splendid
sword, presented % b,B By .oElmiuee OF the
City Council of Fhiladelpli4 uEon a2cepting
the weapon Gen AcClellen said t4at b. r.acaivad
It, not for what he had done, bUt tor what be
hoped to do. He added that all that was neces-
ssTy was patience and confidence, and That vie
tory would eventually b. ours.