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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

A GALLANT ExPLoir-0 Ore C0Hfdera,s Sol.
d.er Puts 10 Flight Eight Linooiai,es from the
Knoxville tTenn Register, of the 18th inst,
we gather the following particulars of GAL
liant exploit of one Of our patriotic and daring
Confederate soldiers If one Southern SOL
der can put 10 flight eight armed tories, can
the issue of this war be doubtful
Robert L. Patterson, OF Capt. BradIsy's
cavalry, was In town yesterday, from whom
we learned the particulars OF an adventure
which rumor sd already given us an ink
ling Of He was at his home on New river
In the upper edge of Anderson county, on
furloagh, when he received intelligence OF a
party Of eight persons on horseback. who,
with - guide, were making their way through
the mountains towards Kentucky. He i'm
mediateIy mounted and gave chase. He no
sooner got In sight Of them than they com
menced n stampede Ia the Yankees from
Wild Cat, scattering portmanteaus and sad
die bags, shawls and blankets along tho
road. Some OF them evidently dismounted
and took to the bushes, for trooper Patter.
SON captured three OF their horsea ana the
equipments lost in flight The linen In the
e-hags picked mp was marked Win the
names of Comfy +. Trigg. and his son, Edw.
Tfigg- They sscaped, and are probably by
this time winding their way through the
noun tain passes, with prospect Of SAFELY
residing IN Abraham's bosom.
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Ees1actents and Tracts for abs Army in
Missouri and Kentucky.
BIcHaoEn, Ts,, Dec. 90, Is.


Easjors DisD1t-a II hstyr made an ARIA uQe-
Ment with publishing house Ia Nashville,
tennessee, by which the Confederate forces
III the West may be supplied with relia ions
reading. Ia no division of the Southern
army is the destltutiOn 50 appalling rs in
this-many regiment. being almost entirely
destitute Of Gods inspired word. The Col
portage Board, at its recent meeting, directed
me 10 make an appeal for funds vi III which
TO supply our brave men III the West. | eX-
pect 10 spend January and February In visit
ing some OF the prominent point Is in the South,
and the amounts which muE be contributed
Will be used for this purpose. unless the do
nois wish them to be appropriated in some
other way. Almost every day brings us some
new instance in which the printed page has
been CT service TO our soldiers Thus far
more thau three millions C1 pages have been
published and distributed bat The fields are
Still white I'M to the harvest. Let sill who
have heart to aid in such cause send by
mail 10 me, or TO Mr.. George !. Sumner, of
this city, their donations.
4. Z. DICKIEa0S
General Sup't Army Colportage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Tie Concert, .. the United Presbyterian
Church, on Thursday night, for the benefit Of
the Mar Wand volunteers, was very numerously
attended, and everybody WIS delighted with
the performances. We learn that another
concert will be given IN a short time, by the
same accomplished musicians, for tho benefit
of those who suffered by the late calamity III
Charleston, 5. {.
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MORE BRipae BrAsfRs Hvso.-rne Kno

Vile Register, OF the Ism inst, says
Henry and Jacob Hartman, father and son
OF Greene county, engaged in burning i4iCI
Greek Bridge, on The East Tennessee and Viz.
sinia Railroad, were executed Ia, yesterday
BY hanging, agreeably 20 sentence passed by
the Court Martial convened by order If Gen
Carroll. At the scadoid they stated, through
the Chaplain officiating, that they had b4en
not only deluded, but forced to commit the
crime for which they were about to suffer by
representatio that unless hey made IL u
demonstration of allegiance TO the Lincoln
dynasty, their lives aud their property we ult
be IN greater jeopardy than from the Con fede
rates. The younger Hartman stated, further,
that his synpath!eS had been originally Nj IA
the Confederate Government, and he had az
one time cCntem plated volunteering il the
Confederate army, until he WAS persuaded
aud misled by The misrepresen tayions above
stated. Whether they revealed the names u
those who have thus led them 10 their an
happy fate or not we have not learned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

&erriceadlt Ordnance "A beautiful 70
pound howi'zer, east at The foundry Of j. Il.
Anderson Il Co, in this city, has been deposi
ted at the Central depot for transportation to
the comloand Of Lieutenant Colonel farmer
Ashby. 1t will doubtless DO skillfully used n
Smelling out compliments to the Yankees across
the Potomac.
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Tire - Manager Uewitt's now play.
g The Man OF Nerve, founded upon some OF
,le more recent incidents of the present era,
has met with iiattering reception; and we
have here another proof of the ipeticiency OF
Lincoln blockade. We ind at home not only
the elements II human sustenaDce, but Of pop
ular amusement a necessity which We could
not patiently dispense with. With commend
able lbtFndry, the theatrical management; now
offers a benefit for the Charleston sufferers,
and We confidently predict that It viii be a
substantial one, We invite attention 10 the
programme FOX 10 night performance.
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The Itsath<r occasionally deserves para
graph. The article which we have had re.
Gently has been the subjee: of universal
compliment. There were signs Of change
for the worse last evening, and we may
look for an early visitation Of grim old
Winter.
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a YAskBa CAsAaD--A letter from u.xa.
at. received In New York. mentions rumo,
that tas steamer Vanderbilt. whi,h arrives
there from New Orleans, had on beard
wDssrs. Huntsy, OF Virginia. aud souIe. al
1Ao1;sihna. Is Confederate Ministers TO Ea.
rope ard adds that they would embark tne
nsS. dag feth ibst.t on the British msil
stsan,sr Clyde. for England. TIE story
ESe0s confirmation.
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assisted By Mr.. q, II. Bernes, for some tins
couneotsd.with thi. Office. The change from
the old car 80 long nsea IA ths taleg aph
Office l. quite improvement.
Preparations are being made rs rapidly as
possible to put The army into winter quar-
ters. Yesterday the Louisiana brigade
moved this side Bull Run.
BOHEMIAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

EFu or THE GsRAT CHrss MtrCH.-.~ar
chess match between Mr. Paulsen. n native
OF the Uni ed Ssutes, sad N. kousch. q Ger
mar or Pole, which strongly attracted The a..
tenIon OF the chess players OF Europe. Ia
Conseq OF the parties playing 50 nearIF
equally Well tnat until the close 10 WA,
doubtful VINO you'd be the winner, ended IT,
london, on Noyem bar lj.h. IN the defeat of
III kOlIscA. who gained si& games Ne Paul-
san seven and fifteen were drawn. The VIA
ming OF seven games was necess lry 20 leg4 :
The contest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Coiportepca- fer the -3rmp Tho following
gentlemen have recently boen appointed, by
the Colportage Board, located in this city, to
labor among our soldiers; Dl J.. Cutherell
key. IL. Hatcher, Rev. John G. Scott. and
Mr TAurmou. The Board have now ii their
employ some forty colporieurs, besides as
many more who cid in distributing their pub
lcaJious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Petition 10 The Erecutace.-The Governor
has under consideration petition for the par
don of benjamin Degroot, who was sentenced
TO twelve months Imprisonment for playing
the fashionable game Of faro. Impaired
health is the ground Of the application.
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Resignation Il II Ti,rPyman.--Wc regret
TO learn thar the Rev. Mr.. Butler, the esjlIna-
bic and eloquent Rector OF 81. John Church,
has rendered his resignation vi that charge,
it Will be difficult to supply bis place with a
minister so acceptable 20 the congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

HIGHWAI kOaBERY.--Dn "Wednesday AFTER
noon last, Gays the LSEChburg R-yabNr4r, Il
the l9th inst, soldier from Amherst, who
was on his return home from 6. vlsit - tina;
place, was as~qultsd and robbed BY TWO men
about Midway OF the bridge which crosse.
James river. The name OF the victim IS
GEORGE Hudson, and the amount u which
h. was robbed VS. SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

AHnircfSarY.-Ye Yesterday WAS the annive~
sary of the passage OF the ordinance oil Sc
cession by the Convention of South Carolina
There were great times IN Charleston on he
20ths of December 1860, and great events
have sprung out of the incidents OF that
duy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

IN Iaterpteu-We learn that Mr. FaulkD
yesterday had an interview with Congressman
Ely, for whom he is TO be /" exchanged &C
cording TO the usages of war We presume
they offered each other their congratulations
On this new turn in affairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

oRDEsrD oJ-.--NT. B Bilkham, the CORES.
pono-at ot me Cincinnati Csmg.r ,,.-. who
wrote the graphic account Of the Wild Gar
STAN pede, has been ordered by Gen Th0aas
10 4uit the limits OF his brigade The cor
RESPONDENT told more truth than was aiso.
getber paiatable TO the Yankees. 50 saws tA-
Louisville Courier, which = we'll posted 10 r..
gard 10 Yankee neHE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Badig .5o'd--Tne extensive rumor OF YES
terdHy, drought by the conductor of a sick
train of bloody tight among the Yankees
beyond Centrevile was greedj.y swallowed
by line tenhs OF our inhabitants, and i good
sized crowd assembled at the Central depot
last evening 10 see the prisoners. The
the citizens of Richmond reluctantly concluded
thai they had been gold Not al uDcom.
mou thing now -a-daye.
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From. THE POTOMAC.

G0tng into Wtatv Qnartirs-A Soldisr Drpmmed
Of !Sereice-Inpdtience for an Auack from
ths idakess-Au Aagsing faetGeRt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Unpyoft1k}e JOb.--Tbe cellar of Burton &.
Greenhows store was broken open last
Thursday night, but the rascally operator
got nothing to compensate him for his
trouble
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Horrible TKAaEbY .--on Saturday last tf
Bernard Levy. OF ths firm OF l.. Levy i Sons,
Exchange Bankers, No l3f Canal street
uLesr the ClNlens' Bank, New York, w4a
found dead behind the counter In his 0ree
with his throat cut from ear to ear. It so.
known whether the deceased was bis OGu
II rdereI or the victim OF some secret enc
mics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Agr0y.-Two individuals got into a iight al
The Chatham House, near the city Jail, yes
tefday afternoon, and were arrested by officer
Seal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

TIE Courts.-Yester lay was emphatieally
q dull day among the lawyers After the
most patient and persevering search, we
failed to discover single point Of interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

TFE NEW YosE IBm~HE Ca,rIr,sss Suss-
"AS FAo0IANA11oN - lAe Hyye J ork 9r,5.-
-ryerety "cuts up oie4. @aermnu's rrocI.
nation :" Ih- people O. Syu-A Caroline. !,
shows mat Ea mos: t4releesiy louCed-d 70.
m!achI-vone doctrine of state sovereignty.
ANA la far placed him SELF a,d h.s troops ir
TIE attitude u enforcing the national ~p,-
rrrlShty over 4 St9te which, b. his own ,s.ga.
less admission. has "a right 10 pppr-e chem s-
invaders oi her territory. The 7rlllr. also
regard me whole proclamation rs wor1y
atd III 6Gu TASTE, ana hopes that the worthy
GENERA. VIII hight better than he whites
go be 1t.
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CAMP NEAR UsIoS MlILs. Va,

CAMP NEAR UsIoS MfILa. Va,
dec. l7th, 1861.
Editors Dt@pdtch Please allow me through
your paper 10 acknowledge the reception Of a
handsome donation OF blankets, socks, and
gloves, made by The ladies Of the Soldiers
Aid Society at Kittrals, in Gates county, n
G., 20 companies Il and X, Of the 9Th re9i
mant, N. 9. State Troops.
While We express orr heartfelt gratitude TO
the fair donors for these articles, ~ necessary
to the comfort of the soldier, we admire the
patriotic enthusiasm which peryades the
hearts of orr lady friends III the old North
State, believing that they possess II degree OF
patrio item for the Souther cause thai won d
almost rival IT not surpass Spartans them
selves. We shall ever hold them in grateful
remem brance. and repay them with our best
efforts to defend them from the INVASION Of
the enemy when an opportunity il offered.
WE. J. HILL, Capt. Go. r.
s. Il. I4ornGR CANT 20 IL
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NEssFE BEAcEEo NAB tAaSavrivA A.
FiREo 81 IKE LSEaY.-A dispatch from Fer.
EanGinA, Fia, dated Decem Der 10 says,
4lls morning aa unknown vessel was saep
making tor tie bar, The hlockAd,rs AT
TEN pied 10 cutA- OH. Finding uo salvation.
Inc vessel oeached herself GA Cumberland
island, about SIX miles north OF th.- bar
he ere" tcUlt 10 th=Ir boats ana got s.l,str
ashore. 1Ae enemy fired some four OF ~
snoLS a. her white AZ round. The Enemy,
launches then boarded tina vessel aLI afl.r
Al Hhs"cress al att-H ~ 10 get t-r of they
heed ht., And Teturne.4 u The blockade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

Hon. ID. +. Jamison, President of the
South Carolina State Con vsntion, has Issued
q proclamation calling that body together on
the 2sth Of December.
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D. I = y y FoR THE BENEFIT or
THE CHARLESroN SUFFERERS.

RiCHsoEp, Dec. 2oIh, 1881.
Hs.srs. johH Frsrrs ara Sar'l !. garris0E
As Managers OF the Southern HarmoneAns,
ana feeling the warmast sympathy for ths
suf,erers by the late confiagration ~ Charle~
ton, We hereby tender the services Of the'sA!d
Troupe for the benefit OF the same.
Hoping, gentlemen, that you viii tsAS
charge Of the financial depatIement, va re-
main, Yours, very respectfully,
RGcAsoso, Tee. 2oth, tsai
Msssrs. Esps { CO.
Uentiemeu Your note CT to-day has n"
been handed Us. We viii lake much plea
sure IN cooperating with you in the iauds-
desire to aid the Sufferers by the recent con
migration In Charleston, and Will ee preseht
AT the concert TO receive the proceeds, waleh
We will direct In the proper channel.
1onIs, very respectfully,
JOHN kNuERS.
SAM'L j, HARRISON
Tha above perform anes Will take ptae~ ~
MErROP TAN HALL,
On MOAnAY. the Esd tsst,
When 8 splendid and varied programme VIII
DO offered
Doors orsn at o'clock; performance com
Weaee at 5. 10
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Loss or LARGE NCMBkg OF GUNS go THE
UNITED SrArss.-A Paris correspondent OF
the New York Times says
A sad g. cident has happened to ship load
Of guns C3lonel Schuyler had lately started
to the United States. A cargo Of telrteen
THOUSAND II uskets We're put on board the
Bremen and New York steamer the other
day at Bremen, and this steamer, on its way
to Soutlam pton, was disabled, and had 10 go
into the port OF Hull, England. The Gov
eminent a. Washington knew, of course, that
the guns were on board the Bremen boat,
and, since they were already behind time
were arXiousiy awaiting their arrival Mr
Adams, therefore, asked cfsthe English Gov
eTEnen the right Of transit, in sealed boxes
across tue English territory, as to arrive
in time 10 take the City Of Washington, at
Liverpool. But the English Government
refused not only the right OF transit, but tn ~
refused also the privilege OF landing the guns
even for tran shipment in an En- slish port,
and finally refused 10 have them carried by
the city OF Washington, because for this trip
she was 10 become mail boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

The House met Al Il II. The Sneaker. k1r
Has So, in The CHAIR.
Prayer by the Rev. dr. DaShjeu OF The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tn" appropriate standing Committees were
INSTRUCTED TO inquire into the expedienCy OF
suadry pro positions, VIZ:
BY mr.. PKINC#. Of authorizing the Gov
eInor 10 O1ier a bounty during the war on
shoes, leather, &c.
by Dir. Ftoop-a pleasing from the penal
ties q the laws Savings Banks for having is
sued notes as currency, and Individuals for
recetf4as and passing the notes { said banks:
dhu imposing u condition upon said banks to
make no further issues q said notes.
by Dir. BAYsE-of increasing tie salary OF
the leTk Q: Accounts IN the AUDITOR office.
BY Mr.. LYSS-ot increasing the allowance
OF the J4iIor OF Prince William county, ter
keeping prisoners.
by Mr.. SPADY-Of amending the 10Th sec.
ton, chapter ~ OF The Code Of Virginia,
BY Mr.. GY0RGf--Of amending and estab
fishing branch Bank st Jacksonville.
hlF. CoLLIBR, from the committee APPOINTED
10 confer with the President IL regard 10 OBJ
&ihliS from the confederate Government a
supply OF salt for the State Of Virginia made
a report, from which II appe ared The Coincide
rate authorities were unable to comply with
the request of the committee.
MI WEST moved to take IN the bill re.
enaCt,ng the STAY law. Negatived
On motion. the bill approprIatirg ffty
thousand doliers for the relief OF the Charles
ION su1FIeI1 Wa taken up ana passed-ayeS
-, uUas IS.
Mr. WYNNE offered Joint resol ution, which
was adopted, authorizing the appOin tment of
committee 10 consider what arrangements
should re made fer the purpose Of accoInmo-
dating the Sena te ana House CT Represeut ia.
tives Of the Con ledarate States.
The order OF the day, being II bill 10 eucourss
age the production Of salt from sen water.
came up.
The bill was discussed by Messrs. Meta.
m+nt, Shelley. Robertson, WOrHhaiu, Col
lier, and Ste@er after which a vote was ia
ken therein on, bat failed 10 pass.
A bill constituting Il part Of New River q
lawful fence, was read third time and pass
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. CAzRSovB, the vote ION
the salt bill was reVoEsidered.
After long aud desult0ry debate, motion
was made to table the bill. but failed to
carry. Another debate ensIcd whit was
put an end to by 1he previous question be
ing sustained, and The bill being again voted
on, passed by the following vote Ayes so.
noes II.
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Il. Z. DICKINSON.
Acknowledgement CT Don asions for the Sc

h. Southern papers Will render rs III i'm.
porsant service by Inserting the above.
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The following resolutions we're offered IN
the House OF Delegates some time ago--but
omitted
On motion of hIr. WET, OF Halifax:
RS.o}ned, That the Committee on Finance
inquire Into the expectancy of refunding TO
james Young, executor etc, Il san OF money
enormously paid hy j I'm on account OF land
tax chs rged 10 ThopHs Owens estate
Gu motion Of DIR West.
ResvitGt, That the Committee OF schools and
Colleges inquire into Aha eX pediency of pay
ing 10 j. Il. Bass Il gam OF money due him Oh
acccun! Of teaching i~dgent children, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

SWISS BEL RrEoEEs.-rhis popular troupe
gave their second concert last night, ct Odd
fellows hall and were favored with a large
attendance, xbich they rightly deserved. tits
astonishing tosee how nimbly hey chine out
the most beautiful airs, upon their multitude
Of bells Of al dimensions. Selections from
the popular operas, marches, waltzss, etc, are
executed apparently With as much ease as Il
they were nsying the keys Of a piano, and all
IN the most perfect tune; this, with the solos
Of their several artists, serve to make an en-.
t~srtainment Of a chaste and lofty order, which
We zee our citizens appreciates. A grand mat
tinss viii be given this afternoon at three
osesssk, for the benefit Of that worthy setol
c. H. Grfmths, who lost bis al By The reesai
Gre. The object is a worthy one, and We trust
the hall VIII be well hled. The troupe appeal
every night during the week.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

WE have now opened NJ orr new and elegant rooms
wv for the reception Of visitors. Our rooms are
handsomely finished, with a large skyiight, ARRANGED
exclusively for making AT kinds Of P-ctures- Our Pho
t9graphs viii be ooIored in ell BY the celebrated artist,
VIZ. COOPER, on the most reasonable TERMS and Of
all siEss Also.
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SpstiaI 8Otitss.
Hosfet1er5a Stomach nitse7s.

sHg following Is a sample Of the numerous ieterfe0n
ssansly r~scsiTlng Cor Hoatsttsr's s.onsch Bittsrs;
cAHAHp8ouA.J July 10, 1858.
Messrs. Hoslstser s Smith, Pittsburg p -asnis
AZ vi are strangers, I Herewith sncioss you twenty
eight asl.rs for feur dozen Hoststtefs stomach Bieers
wbich please forward va xicAigan Southern Railroad
Toissa. ohio, and Clayton Station j have %purehs'e.
several Dozen bottles ~ Toledo this sumners saf III
sale is On the increase so much that I wish % op-n
dirsss tsade with you. I wse indussd 70 try your Biz
tsns b. Iy phy sIslsn, far ths liver complaints and 70
csived Zach nsterisl aid that I have rs~oomnenisd Il L
othSrs aud have sold sbo1t two dozen per vssk Tor sons
sine. have 81 kinds Of medicine IN ny store, brl
there !, nsao that I eRn 50 ehesIfuily Azd truthiuly re-
commend ss your Bittsrs, for I know they hsr helped
ne beyond my expectation.
Yours respectfully
PHILo WILSON.
Per sale By d~rrsg.sts knd asslers generally every
rhsrs. HosTBTTER & sRRH,
Manufacturer and ProFrieiorss
mr4s-4.wswlv No. IS Water sae So Froni street,
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Grocery and Millinery
q TO r r 81

GREAT VARTETT Of wsIl-seiected. fresh and So
a perfor Groceries and Provisions. fne wines and
Swparior Liquors, Of direct importation, are always
tevt On hand at Che store Of John II HARTLEY, COR
neT Of Linden and De7oto streets. He has iast reoeivcr
4 fresh Constituent q Ans ? 81 Louis Hans, for
which his estabIz hmeut is celebrated.
Next the Grocery establishment on Deast0 street ne
has lust opened q store with an entirely new stock Or
Fashiouable Millinery. B1anets. Dry Seeds, rrlmmlnss
nd everv article in that line o. business.
competent sad experienced lady viii attend to al
10 ma exfend their patr1uage. Ladies are iEvitsd
a - sna Inspect the spring si5ck, which viii be found
,nneriSr and attractive, aud a psiees that all suit the
49, JOHN n. HARTLEY,
ro~n.r Linden and BHSofo streets
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Second WARD ALDERMAN.-Ws are assured
that Ed. Ysrger, Esq., viii certainly be a can
didats FOR alderman in the Second ward-si1si
soft Il. We can imagine the "bOard" cutting
4 figure while Yerger is showing up to them
their own "smsllnssses." II Saul will Join
the prophets, hopes we had almost made up
ON mind d absndon will rerfre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-27

AsoTHU ScATFOLD fallen sesffold
srsc.ed in lront Of a new building on Second
street, between Washington and Jackson
streets, fellyssterday and men who were on it
were place. in a serious position. Augustus
Phillips wa thrown to the ground and a leg
ssd arm wre broken. Another Of the men
was much lurt on the head the third caught
held Of a projecting plank, and after being
suspended smstims, was safely rescued.
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cos1ox Jaw rSg sr.-At this court y

COMMON Law -Sy sT.-At this csurt yes,
terdsy the case of Brock s. Spisgsl, physi,
clans, sgaint Meredith Yates, sor payment Of
medical ser2ees, in which The medical skill Of
the former called in question, was decided
in their ~fsWg-damsges three hundred snt
twenty-five dollars. The case OF Wm. Psrs
against Mari R. Cheek, was in progress last
syeaing. It 3 alleged that Cheek gave in pay
msut for th' boat certain lots of ground to
which be didlot convey a clear title.