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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
From the San Francisco Alta.
Want TO be Let Alone.

Mr. Jefferson Davis, in his last message to
the Mont gUmery Congress, declared that All
the south desired was, to be let alone" The
sentiment, under the circumstances, Is very
natural one. The foopad who knocks you
down and plumbers you Of your purse, is al
terwards very anxious to be let alone. 1t re-
sembles TO some extent, the appeal for mercy
put forward by a fellow who had been found
guilty OF the murder of his father and mother,
aud who entreated the Judge to take pity up.
on him because he was poor orphan. ii
the words of the rebels be Interpreted by
their own doings we are afraid that the re-
cord will be against them for it is now GER
tain that gears ago they hatched the conspl-
rdcy which has resulted in civil war.
On the 2Sth of December they seized Fort
MoulIic, Castle Pickney, the Custom House,
Post Office and Arsenal at Charleston, hauled
down the flag of the United States, and now
assert that the property belongs to them.
On the 23d of January they seized Forts
PGmski, jackson and the United States Ar
scnal, at Savannah, and are still in possession
Of them
On the 4th Of January they seized Fort
Morgan and the Arsenal at Mobie-also the
property Of the Federal Government.
On the 9Th of January they fired into the
Star Of the West, bearing the United States
flag, and carrying provisions and reinforce
ments to a United States fort.
On the llth of January they seized the
United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge, and
fo"ts Pike and jackson.
On the 18th Of January they seized the
United States Navy Yard at Pensacola and
Fort Bnrrancas and have ever since been
preparing to attack Fort Pickens and wrest
1t from the United States.
On the Slst of January they seized the
United States Custom House at New Orleans,
and tie Mint with its treasure
On the goth of February they took, 10y the
surrender Of the aich-iraitor Twiggs, the
munitions Of war and other public property
in Texas.
Ga the 17lh of April NIr jefferson Davis
invited offers for letters of marque, waging
war upon private citizens, as well as the Gov
crnmcut Of the United States
On the 18th Of April the rebel Secretary
Of War publicly proclaimed their intention
to attack the national capital, and boastcd
that hy the first of May, the rebel flag would
float from the capitol.
At subsequent date they menaced the
Arsenal at IIarpcr's Ferry, and the Gosport
Navy Yard, and in both places forced the
Government to destroy property worth mil
lions Of dollars
At sundry and divers times they have as
sauIted and maltreated, and in some cases
murdered loyal citizens, deprived them of
their property and drove them forth into the
world without dollor
And now all they want is to be left alone
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

A RUSSIAN EMPEGoK's PASSION FOR NAVAL
AFFAGRs.-Peter the Great, says Macaulay,
from some cause which cannot now be traced
had a taste for maritime pursuits which
amounted to passion indeed, almost to n
monomania His Imagination was full of
sails, yardarms, and rudders. That large
mind, equal to the highest duties of the
general and the statesman, contracted itself
to the most minute details Of naval archilec-
ture and discipline. The chief ambition of
the great conqueror and legislator was to be
good boatswain and good ships carpenter.
Holland and England therefore had for him
an attraction which was wanting to the GAL
leries and terraces Of Versailles. He re-
pared to Amsterdam. took a lodging in the
dock yard assumed the garb of pilot. nut
down his name on the list Of workmen.
welded with bis own hand the caulkine iron
and the malet, fixed the pumps and twisted
the ropes. Embassadors who came to pay
their respects to him were forced much
against their will, to Chamber up the rigging
of n man-of-war, and find him enthroned on
the cross-trces.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

SALVATION ABOUT THE QuIcKs1LvER MINES
a correspondent of the San Jose Mercury
writes thus about the New Almaden mine:
Although great care is taken to prevent
the escape and waste of quicksilver while in
state of vapor, yet much loss is experienced
in this way The AIR for some distance around
the furnaces is impregnated with it, and the
men employed around the retorts frequently
become salivated and poisoned from nhalng
it. Cattle that feed upon the wild oats grow
ing in luXuriance upon the adjacent hills,
lose their teeth, and eventually die from its
poisonous effects.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
Spring Stock Of Goods
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.

yENHE UNDERSIGNED have in store fresh stock
Il of the following goods
30 900 lbs. Almonds, Walnuts, Chesnuts &C., &c q
10000 Cooking Pruncs
5000 New Figs;
1000 Fresh Chile Peaches;
1900 " Dried Cherries;
1000 New Ctron;
1000 " Assorted Candies;
800 Liquorice and Sugar Sand
I.O0O Fresh China Dates;
$50 Shclled Almonds and SeedlcSs RI'inS !;
300 boxes Layer Raisius-wholc hf and ar ms ;
100 doz Jellics and Jams--n glass and Tins
100 Oystcrs-Assorted brands;
100 Pie Fruits-in Glass and Tins,
100 Green Corn Peas and Tomatoes;
100 Z" Fresh Apples, Peaches and Strawbr's;
so " Preserves aud Pine Apple;
SO " Pure Honey and assorted Fruits;
50 Roast Chicken and Turkey;
50 Z" CLANS and Lobster;
% g Preserved Ginger q Worcester Sauce;
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Also
All Kinds Of Fire W CTiks,
For sale in lots to suit, at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
BY McQUlNN 4 co.,
iune2 No. - street, MarySvi,le.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

PERsoNAL-Dr Z. 4. WILKINS who has
been on a visit to his former home in Lou-i-
ana, returned to this city on Tuesday evening"
having arrived on the last steamer lie tells
us that from New Orleans to New York the
whole country was in a military blaze. To
see man in citizens dress was rather a rari-
ty. The Doctor will be welcomed back TO
his home in this county by hosts of warm
friends,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

An exchange says that the Hon. VIM. NJ.
Gwin's return to his home was welcomed by
large number of devoted friends meaning
probably, that they are devoted to political
death.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
RenrRircr ToWnsllir.

In pursuance Of the call Of the Union Demo
cratic County Committee Of Yubl county, the
unconditional Union men Of Bear River
Township are notified that a Mnss Meeting
will be held at the residence Of Il. Allison, j. p.
on saturday the 18th day Of June, at II O'Clock
NJ >, for the purpose Of electing two Delegates to
the State Convention of July 4th.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

RARA Avrs.-By the last mail we received
a file Of the Southern Democrat, paper
published at Waco, Texas. Wonderful to
relate, it pours hot shot into Jefferson Davis
Government, and does not seem to be in the
least afraid.-S. T. HeraM
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
Linda Township.

In pursuance Of call of the Union Democratic
county Committee OF Yuba county, the unconditional
Union men Of Linda Township are notified Thai m's7
Meeting will be held at Ingrams Ranch, on saturday
the 18th day Of June at O'Clock =. NJ for the puf-
pose Of eecting delegate 10 tue State Convention
49, 20. - - -.L.Ll ~ I. .ILLLA
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

q. S. LAND SALE-The sale at the L. s
Land Office yesterday, were quite brisk.
The following townships were offered in part
Eight, nine twenty-four thirty one and thir-
ty-two. North range one, West. About four
hundred acres were disposed Of To-day the
eale commences in the townships eight, nine
thirty-one and thirty-two in range one,
West.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

Johnson, the layorite comic singer is on
his way back to this State from Australia.
$50 is Mrs Johnson"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

THANKS to Randall d Co. for fully supply
of Eastern papers by the last steamer. They
have all the Weeklies and Monthics which
arc ever sold by California news dealers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
Roses Bar Township.

In pursuance Of the call made by the Union bcrno-
cratic County Committee Of Yub1 county, the Union
voters OF Roses Bar Township are requested To meet
in Mass Meeting at \ o'clock =. NJ on the 18TH day
of june at the house l.. u. Clark in Suarlsye for
the purpose Of ecctug delegates TO the Union Demo
cratic State Convention to be held in Sacramento on
T.rI. An
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
IIureliaS.

All members and volunteers Of Eureka Engine Co.
who intend visiting San Francisco on the occasion OF
the grand parade of the 1h equesed to meet at
the Engine House this evening at 6R o'clock for drill
c. s. SAUNDERS, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

"Cato, what do you think is the reason that
the sun goes toward the South in the win
ter?"
"Well, don't know, massa unless he no
stand the cheney of de Norl. and so am
'bliged to 90 to de Souf whar he Experiences
warmer longitude"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

WILLIAMS Il OGyIs SEWING Machines G.
Armstrong, 43 D street, has taken the agency
Of these machines His advertisement will lie
seen in another column. Two strong recon-
mendations of the Williams & Orys machine
are their cheapoess and their simplicity
any novice being able to work them.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

The "last word is one Of the most danger
GUS weapons. Husband and wife should no
more fight for it than they would struggle to
get possession Of a bomb-shell,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
? Z 7 =
The News.

The long looked for news has arrived The
Government Of the United States has done
receiving blows, and has sent an army Of
thirty thousand men into Virginia to assert
the National authority, and to pave the way
for dispensing the rebel miscreants who seek
the suhjugauon Of the loyal people of the
country There is TO be no more Iaileyine
with treason no more waiting for the fulGl-
ment of bold threats made against the Capt.
tai 10y stephens and Walker The Union
people of Virginia have seen their state
voted out of the Union ty troops from the
Cotton States and rebels at home. They
now see the strong arm Of the Nation inter-
posed for their protection. The rebels will
be dispersed, though there should be a con
fict such as the world never saw before.
God save the armies Of the Republic.
The BATTLE OF LExINGroN. -To.nsht Rev,
Thos Starr King is to lecture on the above
subject at the Theater. This is one Of this
distinguished gentlemnn'5 most patriotic ei-
forts, and the mere announcement will cause
the house to be filled Those who attend
will not only he highly gratifed with what
they hear, but they viii, at the same time
contribute something in support Of the Ma.
rysville Rifles for whose benefit the lecture
is to be given.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
MAR YSVIBLE
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
MarysvilIe Township.

IN pursuance of The call Of the Union Democratic
County Committee Of Yuba county, the unconditional
Onion men of Marysville Township who approve tic
resolutions and cal Of he state Central Committee
presided over by lon.J. lloge, viii meet IN prima-
ry mass meeting at the Court House N the CITY oi
Mlrysvie on saturday, jane 10th, at y o'clock p
NJ, Tor hv purpose OF choosing ten delegates to At
tend the stat. Convention ou the Fourth ol Jay.
Marysvnle Township embraces the city, The seven
Mlle Ilnnse. SrMulI.. lhe IInncnt nnl IlbrIskLe'a
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sTERRIRE.

OEO BOXES soda, Butter and Picnic Crackers,
[GU 80 baxIes I snd 2 pound cans Cove OYSTER,
% dJzen quart, pint and half ss!.0a pickles,
100 \ an- : 30 es Il. 2. ard suFar Rslsias,
90 bblF. aud half barrels white Fish,
IOhAIf barrels Balsrttus,
q bbIs Cider Hnd Wine vinegar. For sale
.r HUBRKLT, HUFD & HUSTON.
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EDfToRs AFPEAL: | almost regret 10 de-
stroy thsvar.ous romsnces | see founded on a
very simple but unfortunate occuTrence-and
reduce to common mundane metter-the
stories "horrible and awful" at the present
moment exciting The newspaper world OF Mem
phis. / think, however, I may as well clear
up the mystery concerning the fol found in
the sand pit in front Of the Gayoso house, by
stating that I was present professionally at
the miscarriage OF tie mother, q married wo-
man, whose husband was also present CD The
occasion, and 70 both of whom the misfortune
seemed to be a source OF much grief. The
fr'i were Of about four mohti's growth, and Of
course equired no regular funeral prepaTa-
lions. lsuggested to the father placing them
in a box and bwying it, but from thoughtless-
ness in The person entrusted with the charge,
they were, have since sscertained, wrapped
in a paper, with a brick attached, and sunk in
4 deep sand pit, at that tine full Of water.
As soon as the water destroyed the envelopes
and decomposition began to take place, the
bodies Of course rose to the surface and were
discovered.
While appreciate the endeavors OF the po-
lice ard Oibsrs to ferret out all such supposed
crimes, (hsppily Of comparatively rare &C
Eurrsnee IL our city,) which should under all
circumstances be strictly investigated-l an
glad in hss Instance to clear up a matter ia
switch Circumstances seemed to Justify su5.
pision Of gaIt and crime.
". T. gKKIEAD.
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nay.
GERS.

EOn FALEs Prime T.ns-hy snd Prairie in store,
elGU aud $50 tens N arrive. For sale By
ansl HUBBKIL, HUR g. HUTTON.
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CRuEL.-Ws heard Of two instances yestsr-
aav, in which ladies, whose husbands are IN
the army, foregoing the comforts Of hone, and
tonlng and suffering for their couatry, were
turned our Of their houses aud left ia the
street By their landlords. Ia one Of the cases,
in South Memphis, the neighbors interfered
and put back TIE furniture, and gave the own
er OF the premises a warning not TO moles. bis
tsasnt again. In the other case in the neigh
boFhood Of Court Square, the lady kept borders
as a means Of support while Der husband is'at
the army, and sometime ago, when the South
ern Mothers were over-crogded, she won the
gratitude Of tie soldiers b. receiving q number
o. TIE sick into her house, and treating them
with the Kindness Of a coed Samaritan. From
this class a number OF persons came to her as
s~istsnce, and they pus her back in the house,
where they vow she shall stay II she wishes.
IN cases Of this kind We know it Is a harsshls
FOR g landlord not to receive rent for bis prop
erty regularly; on the other hand it Is e hard
ship for the man who is fighting to defeaG and
preserve that property, With bis hearts blood
II need be, TO have bis wife, bis little ones, and
bis household furniture turned out into the
street. ons OF other Of thssa two haIdships
must n many cases be 65rne-Wh.ch shall it
ba9
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An u~nisiIing cure FOR Seminal WEAKNESS, Ncoturn'l
Emissions, Impotency Loss u Power, Pains in tho
Back, Stone is the Bladder Cbstr1ctsd and Di1cult
Konstraution. and ell diseases caused b. lsvIauns from
the sst2 Of nature, and i~ndu,ging In seif-Poluton.
BY the use Of this C7rs AZ improper dischzFzes are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, aid lBu vIgo, restored
EitasI sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that q sound misd Gud toIy SIS necessary to promote
oounubIsi happiness.
IL tho Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbIlita.ed, worn
down and d~sspsiring deyotee O. seu-usl pleasure, viii
and relief.
1t Is safe snd pleasant II taste, but immedists in ice
action; containing uo mineral poi-1a5 bet is prepared
from pure vegetable EXTRACTS, IN .ae form OF d delicious
syrup.
Price 90 per botus, or TIRES ss:tiss for 50, and for
Warded by express 30 all paris o. DE world.
Sold BY all respectable d~rugEls-s JVeryW here.
POTTER = EEBWIN, Pr0prIe.ors,
Sole ProprietOrs, 80 JeEers0l-st., Near POST 0tce,
general dealers in all povuisr family medicines, KEN
phis, Tenn.
Ks sod IN Memphis by aI Responsible druggists.
mrAs-ltwswIy
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ARREsTED.-We mentioned some days ago
that the portenonhsi, OF Mrs. Tate, contain
ing one hundred and five d-llsrs, which that
lady had put down on the counter in Mrs.
Phillips millinery store, ives carried of by d
woman, who entered while Mrs. Tate was ex-
aiming a bonnet. Yesterday officers Winters
and Csusey arrested Jane Mortss at a resi2u-
rant, near Real-stgeet bridge, on charge Of
being the thief. a man with whom she lived
was arrested some days age for having eighty
three dollars Of the money in bis possession,
which portion OF the money was recovered.
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GTATE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ned IN ne
y clerks oa7ae, Chancery side Of the Common Law anu
Cbsngsry Court o. the city Of Memphis, FridSy' Aay
the IItb, 1851. c,-rt.f,.,+
Frede lex g.. TnomasJ
Us. r.g- nj, G.
- w,tfC bradford, Defendants.
-aesri,o Frora sHltavit flied in this calse that t1e
,.ss-Ttrts Dsvid ". Fentoz and Samuel N SPrtRs!e,
~ 1c1-resideutso of the State OF Tennessee. II Is ordered
- al erter ths1T appearance herein before or
80 q--t tbres days o. the next term Of gaId
-. 10 be held on the second Moaday IN November next,
Issl and plead, answer, or demur 70 c~omrlRlnaprs
IN a. ~ same VIII be taken for confessed As 70 them,
md srt for hearing OK paTte, and that a copy q this
So he published once s. week, for four successive
weeks IN tue Eeuphis Appeal.
c,rv--sttest. JOHH @. LANIER,
Clerk a2d Master.
Uures s Scott solicitors FOR complainant.
se4-f6w4W
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y The generous responses Of a number Of
tie citizsBs Of Memphis, La Grange, German
town. fernando, etc, TO toe appeal Of Divi-
sion Quarter master u. 3. Moore, in behalf
o. The necsssitous Missouri troops IN .er Gen.
Jeg. Thompson, has eiicitsd from Col. N. a
card Of thanks. The contributions already
received viii add much TO the comfort Of the
destitute, but much more viii be needed, and
for the convenience and satisfaction Of donors,
Col. Moore Is authorized to refer to, and say
that articles may be deposited at either Of ths
fsiloaia~ pisces Howard & Co.'s, STRAIT
ten, McDavia & Cs5s, T. ". Register & Co.'S,
F. Titus & Co.'s, E. M AppersOn & Co.'s. or
FiourBoy ( Crawford's. ANY Information de-
sired can Be obtained by addressing hin at No.
259 Gayoso House.
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A PRESENTATIONS AND A BAPTIsM-Yester-
day afternoon the G8rde Civile, The popular
French company, accompanied BY the City
Gard, marched to the house Of Madame
Simon, OF Shelby street, where they were pre-
scented b. that lady with handsome flag. The
two companies Thea, On the invitation Of
AdoIphe Bernard, Esq Of The Sayoso House,
proceeded % the residence 4 J. c. Ro5DeT,
Esq., a; Fort Pickering. Arrived there the
two companies formed in circle, and beneath
the waving folds Of the ConfedsTste hsg-op-
posite which aoatsd the tri-eolOred flag 81
Franes-tne infant son st Mrs. Bernard, a
fin, 10y Ct two days ed, received he rte Of
baptism, administered by the Rev. Mr.. White.
The occasion was a striking ead Interesting
one, and or friend Adolphs vows that bis
young soB, IL spared to him, shall be the de-
voted defencer OF the iag(benestd which be
received his baptismal name. -Aiasi-soitH.
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CoEoERT.-Tbe very beautiful and success
ful concert Of last night week, under the
management q Mrs. Burr, will, at the request
of very many citizens be repeated this evening
al the tbeater. The proceeds are to be sD-
propriated 70 The benefit o. the Memphis VOL
unteer soldiers.
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Council MEETIsG.-An extra meeting Of
Council was called yesterday, butowing prob
ably to the bad weather, a quorum did not as
semble. It was understood that the business
Intended to be acted upon, was the sale Of
some four hundred muskets belonging to the
city to the Confederate government.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
OGc8--URiSR Street, Cor. Front AHey.

Friday Morning, :: sept. 10, 1851,
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sAr AND RIVER MATTERS.


The river continues falling. The weather
was very rainy yesterday, and the streets and
landing were covered with mud....Th 6ue
and popular boat Mary Keene came in deeply
laden, her freight included 1900 sacks salt,
100 hogsheads sugar, 700 wet hides, 20 casks
brandy, 60 barrels and 100 boxes candles. The
Mary Keene Will return for New Orleans to-
morrow, Capt. Cookery is one Of the most
hospi able, wbole-souled men that travels on
The river, and these who travel with Aim will
be more than satisfied. 49,, Tue handsome Louis
Vile also arrived from New Orleans with lGs
barrels whisky, p boxes dry goods, 347 hogs
heads and II barrels sugar, 40 tons OF iron,
and 2 900 sacks salt. Capt. Combs, and the &C
commodating clerk Msnccugt, vii devote their
best attentions 10 passengers who may leave
with them on Saturday evening. ... The Get
ton Plant left on her first regular trip for Col
umbus &C.. The Tucker also started for the
same piace....The Louis Dor started for New
Orleans this evening The Ingomar, Victo-
ria, Carr, Key West, Csmb ridge ana SImOnds
are At the landing. -
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DR.. RscEean's Universal pills,
FOR LIVER Complaint BLLT0 USEEsS, HEAD
NnEE ELn

ALHEI LILs
there has never bsen 3 csthsrtIc medicine offered
the public that has given such entire satisfaction
McLean's Universal pills.
Being entirely v~egsta5ls, they are perfectly iuaocenf
and can BE- takeE By the most tender infant; yet prompt
and powerful in removing al bilious secretion, scld on
impure, fetsd matter from the stomaeh. In fact, they
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain IN the stom-
sch or b1Wels, though very active and searching in their
operation, promoting healthy s~ecretiOns Of The liver and
kidneys. Who VIII suh5r from BiIiou1ness, He1Gschs
and Foul s,oRlSch, when 20 ehesP q remedy caa Do o.
tsiGed2 Keep them constantly on hand q stlElo lose,
tsken IN season, EaaY prevent hours GAYS and months o.
sickness. Ask fer Dr.. : 4 NcLsan's Uutve-ssl Pills.
fake 70 o,her. Being coated, Gsg are ~tastsIesa. FriCs
emily 70 cents per box, and eau he ssut b. nah b suy
part u he Quilted States.
J. & HeLEAE, SOLE Proprietor,
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FRE.-Yesterdsy afternoon the premises at
the corner OF Court and Main streets, which
were partially burned the other day, were
again IN a blaze at the northwest corner, on
Court street The FIRE had 10 doubt been
snouldeIing beneath the tin roof. The engines
but it out before the flames could do any segi-
Gus damage, but much injury resulted from the
water, especially 20 the stock o. Ar. Poolsy,
which had been re-srFGnged for business;
clocks, fancy goods, and the tools in the base
Inent were spoiled CT greatly injured, msking
. serious addition to the original loss. soms
Of the remaining books Of Cleaves & Ysisns'
stock that were ia a room up stairs were
spoiled by water. SPivey's premises escaped
additional damage.
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A GERMAs EFFoRT.-A portion Of the
German popui&tion met or Wednesday even
ing-Dr. Laski president, Mr.. Steinkuhi vice
president, and Mr. MAILER secretary when it
was resolved that it vas The duty Of that pars
Of our citizens 10 hep forward the patriotic
and benevolent efoT.s Of the day. It was also
resolved that az entertainment. q a musical
and dramatical character should Be given by
taem-to aid which Mr.. Bether offered bis
s~ervises as manager, and those Of bis family
as performers-the proceeds Of which should
20 to the assistance Of the destitute families
Of Memphis volunteers. The meeting was ad-
joarned Until tomorrow evening, at Mr.. Stein
kuhi's.
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THE SHOOTING CAsE.-Yesterday officer
Kelley arrested Robt. Carter, alias Black, on
charge Of being concerned ia the ARRAY oppo-
site the Peak saloon, on Main street, in
which Major Vowel was shot in the heel.
Tbs makes the fourth arres. in the case.