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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20
KEnTrCNY lNrELaBaFgCE.


Fa..' -i'e Louisville papers
Two Wisconsin regiments. the lOth and llth
come INTO Kentucky 'His week.
Sarrata~v Sry.4rl L,. -.r,..T o. u.-ro b.ct
salary o.. The rehe, Chas. y. Helm. OF kentucky
''e 'hj'd States consul at Havana.
Col. Pores REgnrrvr es7larEaf. corn.
passed through the city on Saturday en- route fol
me scene OF their new encampmeut at New
liaten' NeLs4h county. They were splendldly
/ saI ai3fnira+io, "'' appearance eAcilso uhl'er
-.
- n. uoS9AelG OF he" t''a.c1 was
s 2Io .Lg Z .CAg.' |as5Golse on saturday al
was crown bJJ Err W., - -
cornf9y ami Dylrcbas,4 N
I 9ur Earnest bIuya-s
To,,c,, -,
49, "lI1' ~" I'M lLah-1le sale'
d. l7 tllee Jooacco warehouses duung tat
-'' i'' -'''1-i'o'' "'i0as loL0"S
I,s.ll W areseas.
r,--. NJ, 5oil
SerOug Cralle. the taller Of Hardin county
w. w. Cunningham. and a Mr. Sbowors In "a
Hardin county, Kentucky. WHO have Las, al.
sent with the rebels for some time. returned r,
Elizabelhtown. on Friday last and ,oITrt.rTr
took the oath of aIeriaucp.
number of r,sse,ro-.
~ tr VI PI5S-nsSis nom cincinnati des.
Saturday. returned to that civ on Nap5sy bsr
ing been unable TO obtsfu nas.e. r.
coed below.
60, Mil A.
forces nm tboT ny -r- III 1t tLe feJefa
r;,-.4 a., ~ T. ~ -.-' -''sn'iILe it.LIoad, ar
nv ~',1ioeF ''eAlng'
INC iaAAy Oh Tie rebel, George y. Sanders
passed south through this city yesterday, upon
pass Non I"e wal department at Washington.
UNION CAMP IN CARTER CouNTY.-Thep is
" CAion camp at 1rayson, Garter county, com.
F'S'u OF between I'VE and SIX hundred men. Ii
10 Ni-1'' COMMAND OF CoL l.. e. wilson.
RELEASED IS REiREEsFED-The man.
H. Franco, who was arrested d few weeks apa
CA the charge of dealing iu cgutrabaud articles.
and who had been released, was re-arrested last
evening on the charge of treason. Ii apDrar,
that It was his design to make his way to the
Southern Couiederacv with important iuf5rma.
ton, which was found among his papers
yesterday.
ARRESTED AND A,ELEASEU.-We learn from
the Frankfort lrJmaH. THAT +. Rafu-s and Daniel
Boone, arrested on the CHARGE of treason bv m,
HON. Guards, were discharged on Wednesday
under a writ OF habeas corpus. after 70 hearing
before the Federal court, now IN session at that
place The parties are residents Of WoodlorI
county.
Gov. Morton. TusHs7tar-G sr.-.l Efr~,rr anal
Quartermaster-G General Nsoar ~ Trffaya No.
cumpauiei by their ladies. proceeded l.,-r tFa
Nashville road this morning 70 Camp Neyiu,
where a grand review is TO take place in the
course OF the day, Gen McCO9k, who came %
Tie city yesterday, returned TO his command
with the party ;Gov. Morton and suite win look
into the coniiAu OF the Indiana regiments now
in this State, With a view to supplying their vari,
GUS wants for the winter.
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MORE PRISONERS.

On Thursday last information was received
here that the Lincoln troops at Paducah had
been furnished the day previous with four day
ratous. Gen. POLK, at Columbus, was imme-
lfately te~legraphed that some marauding eHpe-
diton on the Cumberland or Tennessee river was
being set on foot Col HERMAN, in command
at Fort Henry, on the Tennessee river, was duly
appraised, and finding the expedition was destined
for the Cumberland river, took a portion Of his
command across the country, below Fort Don
allson, at Dover, and succeeded in capturing
one hundred and thirteen Of them. So says the
afternoon dispatches.
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Administrators Sale Of Lard-

ffhHE uuderslgled Administrator with tE. ggfr am
AueNti- OF me estate q Tl0s. Moore. deceased viii
s- % tae highest bidder, OF the BOTH DAY or No
EEAhEEr lls.. at the late T-sld- nee Of said Thr-r-
MaoIe. g Fa-lall- tract Of Land, living one half a
ClAr.estoI Railroad. ia shelby eouutv. Tennessee. cons
'aln uE about 800 acres, 200 ~ which i. ia cufrrvs-rrr
prov-mruts on DO, consisting OF dssIiugh8r.- rtI-a
sni negro cabins giu-hou-e, ard "a mt rare u-y efa.
stand Do the house, and o never failing Veil OF aats-
county.
TERMS OF SALE-uu one and two years crrf=t-
win interest rom da'r Of sale A bond WITH apDr1.ef
securities required q the purchaser. and a lien mon
the land will be retained until the payment Of the bur
chase money. Sale within legal h5u-s.
un2D WIZ TRRy AH-a-e-.
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SHIPMENTS OLE COTT0N

u authority Of the following communication from
- ~ag2rGeuerL Polk, the Military C0mmit-ee b-fg-
~ oIutF captains and owners Of St-alboass and other
water craft, and agruts Of RAILROAD Com3ar9es 10 b---
20 cotton - tals city under the penalty Of havfur
t1e same r~e-shipped 70 the owners az the expense 5T
said ~capta'usO r owners.
This order will be enforced from AID after the Iss
proEimO.
me Communication Of the Major General and the
action Of the authorities o. New Orleans reformed b. b,
said communication, Gre herewith auueved
n j. WICES. Chairman.
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Petition % niYide slaVes.

STATE OF TENNESSEE. Haywood County Court
y November term, l3GL
Lewis D.. Sanders,
NA.
EzeI R. Sanders. William Il. Sanders and I'll Smith,
Guardian.
On motion, aud Il Appearing by return o. t1s sheriff
of Haywood county, Tenn, that Eel B and VIII
Isu a sanders have gone beyond she limit. Of the
State OF Tennessee it is therefore ordered thst uunl-
catlon be made In the Memphis Weekly Appeal q
new spayer published IN the city Of Memphis Tor four
sureessve weeks. commanding the said Ez.H y. ana
VII liam II Sanders 20 appear before the County Court
OF Haywood county, Tennessee, 10 be hold a. tE- Court
HOUSE. iu the town Of Brownsville, on the first Monday
ia December. ls6I. then and there plead. answer or de-
muir - comp siuauts petition, or the same viii De taken
as confessed sud set fOr hearing ex psrtc az 90 90. m.
A rapy-altest. e.. p. T~ALIAFEREU
no9v4v Clerk
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RESTAURANT!
o. Adams stFeeb

" rNUfFEFT" IT TT
70 doors from Second street, J. D. LAYTON.
PROPRIETOR. Al lover, Of good eating Will rejoice
ara that the COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT will
J on MONDAY, 4th inst, where will be kept on
q the very he article 20 be obtained I the South
mark-t 1be proprietor solois . call from bis
nds aad tie public
lin ] d IAYTON
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MOBILE AND GREAT NORTHERN
II a L Il . \ IDE
Daily Trains 5eg5reesI .HgOB5Ec.
Hon fEOhsery GsgG Pensacola.

and after FRIDAY. 18th inst, The MOBILE and
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD will De r-s--
Ell 20 Passengers and freight.
Passengers over this route viii make close e1--ar-
tol with trains on the Alabama aud Florida pa-.
road for Montgomery, Pensacola, sud an POINTS -ssr s-
far as Richmond aud Norfolk, and west from Chstts4aa-
GA TO Nashville.
on the Company b steamer. FOR DE Railroad vgrr-- Id.
the Ttnsgs river. aud arrive at Pensacola M 3 aJ.
anil Montgomery al d. b.
Returning, the steamer viii arrive at Mobile d. g.
4. d.
- The public viii ind this a chea7. comfortable
and expeditions route with new ears and er-fgn-a.s
c. O
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7 T. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street. CD
- . posite Bank OF Memphis.
Authorized Capital. sI.OOOCO0
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.----.-..S 3sO,O0O
ES1 $4,000 Deposited with Controller a. Nashville
81 security 70 policy hold rs.
Iusures against loss - g,re On Buildings and Mer
chandiZe Of every description. Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All Losses e~qultabiy adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
VIM. Il. Mcfarland, President Farmers Rank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick 4 Barksdalsi
VIM. q. Cren-AHB, tga " grensHHW L CO.
Wellington uOdliq, aup IT 0Oddiu & AppersOn;
7. W. hSCaGs, arm Of puulOp. Moncure d Co;
G. 4. B~,rkhdale, nrm Of Wa. wick & Barksdale;
James Il. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
l. D.. Creushaw, firm o ;HsXal, Creushaw & Co;
John L. Bacon. firm OF Bacon & Baskerville.
r b. Hsxsl, Arm OF HnxalL Creusdaw & Co.;
John CUIie, Jr, Ship Owner
VIM B. Warwick, firm OF WsTHicE d BarksGals;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney st LRWi
q. q. Elicit. HdiiiFrf
g. Aualt- AGri-uitU.sst gas Manufacturer
T. ", Ns6Tud-r, arm OF McGruder a Sons;
W. ". Crump, Attorney at Law;
james Dunlop, hrm Of Dunlop. Moncure & Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
OF. BRESEE, Secretary.
! offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM.
PASY 10 the property holders Of Memphis, and solicit
3 portion Of their business. All Losses viii be promptly
paid in cash a. this agency. Those who wish TO encour-
age southern Institutions in p%referer &c 20 northern. vii
please give lie = paL j. T. WEaE, Agent.
Gc2 " Madison street
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HEADQUARTERS lsr DIV. WESTERN Dgg,g.

HEADQUARTERS lsT DIV. WESTERN DEPART
COLUMBUS. October a. Ls5-. S
SIR / au directed by the hlaj 70 General command
iIE TO say that be cJucisYzs lh- b--t mode Of a--
posing OF toe subject alluded O. 10 your Communication
OF the It September. - tlas adopted by the Tower
Ment hlItaEy authorities end Merchants OF L0lislr.
b Command Of &aior 6ea-rg' Polk.
W. D. RICHMOND,
AID d=CamF-
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= The special Richmond correspondent of
the Mobile ddrertiseT and Register asserts that
there are indications of an imminent battle be-
tween the great Southern and Northern armies
of the Potomac.
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E7A bin has been introduced into the Geor-
gia Legislature to appropriate five million dol
lars as a war fund for the defense Of the State for
the year 1862.
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DRS. J. B. & WIZ. WATSON,

No. 39O. DENTISTS. No. goo.
L AVE moved their Office 20 tho corner Of Main and
Union streets, where they have fitted up aud fur.
ni-hed rooms suitable for the accommodation Of those
who may favor them WITH tlelF confidence. and having
thus located peTlaszlIlY, 0Eer their professional ser.
vices IN ne didsrtnt branches Of Dentistry promising
the pueic % serve them 10 the most skinful and i1di.
cious manner, and in every reasonable case warrant
satsiacti0nr both a. TO operations PEI formed and orr
charges for the same. Further than iais we wish 20
hold out no tndncement whassver, 30 eusuars the pub
Tic OF Ora" them 30 csg odlye, By any exhibition OF
Dental zpee..l-"a, OF propositions f3 do "eheau Den,
tis,ry, or 'st prices IA low, or even lower Than Che
very lowest or BY any other INSTRUMENTATION OF
facts in any way whatever. Neither 10 we wish suy
one to mistake our name CWasson) for that Of another.
~ the name Is plain, and place Of business easily found.
Office corner Of Union and Main streets, No. so.
FaQ99-w
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IRON CLAD STEAM RAM SmPs.-The Secre-
tary Of the Confederate States navy invites pro-
posals for the construction Of four sea-going
iron-clad and baIl-proOf steam ram ships, to
carry at least four heavy guns each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20

PATRIoTIC-The ladies Of Louisville, Win
ston county, Mississippi, have spun, wove, and
made up full suits for the Winston Guards, now
in Virginia.
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November E.Es0E.

IT, SELDEE s. co, Madison street, opposite the
cul0n BHlk. dealers in SUGAR and MOLASSES,
,7ET, Corn, BGcO5t, Lard, ETC.
-bsIcnmeuts solicited, upon which liberal advances
IL made when required. no21p
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RICHMOND, November is, (via New Orleans,
Nov. I9.)-The Charleston Mercury of Sunday
morning says that the English screw fdgato In
mortal arrived off That port, tor the purpose of
looking after British interests ON the Atlantic
coast. The British steam sloop Racer was OK
pected to make her appearance in a few days.
Yankee Expectations D~isaPpOiuted.
An official communication from Capt. Ives,
Confederate Engineer, says that tho negroes in
the vicinity Of Beaufort are still loyal TO their
masters.
Confederate Prize safe.
The Yankee prize brig Elsinore has reached a
Confederate port in safety.
Further Naval Preparation.
Late Intelligence from Washington states that
two more naval expeditions will soon be en- route
for the southern coast. 1t is believed the report
is given out for effect.
Reported Capture Or She Sumter.
It is reported that the privateer Sumter was
captured on the coast of Texas by The United
States figate Niagara.
Federal Loss on IIIe Coast.
The official report Of the Federal commander
states that they lost at Port Royal eight killed
and twenty-three wounded.
seizure Of Il British Vessel.
A late arrival reports the capture Of an Eng
Hsh steamer by the Federal figate Fourier. The
captured vessel had a quantity Of munitions of
war On board, and was conveyed to Key West
Foreign News.
HALIFAX, November 1.-THE mail steamer
Niagara arrived at Queenstown on the 18Th
She brought no commercial intelligence Of i'm
portance.
Political Intelligence.
The London Times says it would be glad to
see the recognition of the Confederate States, be
cause the political power of the North would be
lessened. Sir John Packington, in Il recent
speech, declared that the great powers should
remonstrate against a continuance Of the war in
America.
The Paris correspondent Of the independence
Beige intimates that the proposed Intervention in
the Mexican difficulty is made with an ulterior
object, and says that the time must soon come
when the cotton blockade viii cease to be t%olera-
ted by the interested European powers, 1t
names January, 1862, as the time when it viii
be broken up.
The Foreign Fleets. r
An unusual number of French and EnglA s
war vessels ore at Halifax. Is
A
hHncOiaDe A"f INV "0I' W0rl
A disp,tch from Washington to BaltimC i
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A NEW FEDERAL MoyE-The Eyausvin,
Iadtaus) Journal of the 18th inst, says: From
the officers Of the packets We learn that all the
large steamers laid up at Louisville have been
chartered by the government and ordered to hold
themselves in readiness fora trip down the river.
A formidable movement is on foot, but where
the troops that are to be placed on these boats
are bound, is a matter of conjecture. The specu
Estions of our military critics at the telegraph
Office are are not made public, lest their sagacity
should have discovered the real intent of the
expedition, and we should thus be guilty OF
publishing government secrets Let us hope
.hat wherever our troops go they viii hereafter
be- in sufficient force to achieve u victory.
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. J. WicEs Esq, Menphis, lena


Concurring entirely in the views expressed o. tina
Cotton FACTORS Of New OraaEs. in he au1e.raf conn.
manlcauon, j have dzt.-ulued 10 tlse tle u.r.- decided
means % prevent the landing of ANY C1t-0r I'D TIN. r-s
NA'icr D., therefore, hereby given 20 IN masters ana
owners OF steamboats, and other warsr.rsr. that from
ana after the 10Th day % October, ufar- mo e--..-
M'stp1 Drought &" Ne" Orleans, OF wi-liu the rlas
uhchilous shove Carrolton and thcse below The civ.
Understanding bacA TO che lake. All steamboats, or .-r-r
be forthwith placed 10 clE-,g or am araeI f.-r- ma
escorted shove the points -GuIca.-d This course lasr
De adopted Do ai cases whrtJs- Che quantity % cotton
brought be large or slHL
The Railroad companies have already fssu-I ORDERS
in fIrth-ruc- Of th- obiec co OF This P.arrrr-t..- .rF
no violation OF ihem "if De- permitted
THOS. q. o Governor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20

SALT-It is amusing to see how EumeroUs
and urgent the appeals are ia our country eX.
changes on the subject Of making salt.
It Is true that salt is q very necessary article.
one that we cauno dispense with; and it Is
equally true that the chances for obtaining ID
from Liverpool are rather gloomy. But 20 per
sons who live here on the seasbore no measi-
ness is felt whatever. The only thing 60 De
wondered at here is, that people would be SO
simple as to let the merchants impose such euUr-
nous prices on them, for any man in this COM
muuity can have all the salt he wants simply
for the trouble Of going TO the sea or sound and
b]srreling mp a little water and bringing il and
boiling Il down. y
We SAW enough very nice sall at Mr. U5nta-
nus the other day, which had been made cut Of
ii quart Of water, 10 last am ordinary family o
week, and he assured MS that a barrel would
make enough % suffice Lis family an entire sea-
son.
All that is required to be done, is to take a
lew barrels and go to the seasulre, and IN them
with water, tree oichsrgr, place them ON a cart,
wagon or railroad, haul them home, and boil.
Tie water down, aud everybody can have salt
FOR a dollar per bushel, OF less.
The idea of suffering for salt, or submitting to
extortiouate prices, when the whole end of our
State is washed with iJ for hundreds Of miles
that may be hnd for the packing, is too ridicu-
lous. Even persons living far IN the interior,
with the advantage of railroads. can supply
themselves wish salt 10 the way above Indicated
at less than one-hall the expense I'M actual cash
that they now getit Of unpHucipIed merchants.
NeUberR Progress.
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The Manufacture Of Arm, in she south.

th- The Manufacture Of Arms ia the south.
ne The Richmond Examiner has the following
he The machinery " of th, Virginia and Confed-
ei crate governments at Richmond for mauuuc-
NY turing and repairing arms, has been all
- put into action, and is now rapidly engaged
To turning off valuable arms. The machinery
y of the Confederate government at Fayetteville,
Dr. for the manufacture of rifles, has also been
.u completed, and has been for some time i'm sue
t- cesstul operation. Several private armories in
.f different parts Of tho South have also been
SL engaged iu manufacturing very excellent rifles.
ma pistols and muskcts. These establishments.
pS altogether, turn off several hundred muskets
.ul and rifles every day. There are also mauufac-
re tories of broad-swords and small arms-one ex
Is. celleHt one in this city, another 81 Wilmington
us North Carolina, and probably others at 0the
1888 points in the Confederacy.
y The arrival Of "a large vessel from Glasgow is
ne authenticity announced within a few DAYS past.
bringing according to the lowest accounts, eight
thousand improved guns, besides a large supply
be Of powder and au assortment Of other arms, to-
D. gether with clothing aud army wares. We have
recently taken from the enemy at Leesburg and
st Belmont, to say nothing Of the quantities sur
rendered 90 Gen. Price at Lexington, several
thousand stand of arms. It may be considered
rs settled that we already have, or are in rapid
NINrse of manufacturing, all the arms that shall
'ANt -Uisitr TO our operations in the Held.
Der ship loads win doubtless come in from
'dTSiOH : time, in reasonably rapid succession
yEEP coastapacity of our manufactures for turning
CRANES cts, rifles and pistols viii increase with
saeTlp9odditOn until four or i've hundred viii
sST~ Icy number they will contribute 70 our
view Of this large and Increasing sup
the government win soon be in CON
ny EErLn IT, - -aL.1.
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4 DYSENTER -"OId Lum the negro drum
Il certainly fo77p5 .usboro' Guards, from Green
to this master, Col Duphey, in
This remedy is offered o'o 9'l'0I IS auiulNlHei
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quite iubilant the 9TH
he capture Of Charleston
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EATE,T NORTHERN NEWS.


" @aH'N'I'N -'o''NiD'l ''.I''"l o-u,e-.
WHO -'.' '.'.',' n.y. D. '-t- d
,.rr, b,,,- trfs ,,arrirr ina .urru...--lr M
r,.tioD f-om bIayanfrss Tv, thousand rrbrr-
sr-sy.I mean Or,.kf1fr Yesterday from nm. main
| bo5y ~ fb.;. orD,,,
The reLaI staan1sr plg. still barbors I'm Oman.
| TOO crsar- ami NAV bs econ from Rud3fs larry
Three steamers ran the blockade i'm open day
Yesterday. They came abreast the rebel batter.
les about II o'cLockA q. ~, when fire was opened
upon them. They sailed slowly up Che swasi
channel by the Maryland shore, and although
l]urty-tvO rounds were fred at them, they all es-
capped untouched Most of the shells fired were
apparent from Tidcd guns, and struck on the
Maryland side.
From the ST. Louis Democrat
JEFFERSON, CITY, November I0.-SiNjy rifles
and shot gums were found to-day, concealed in a
private house i'm town. They were Immediately
seized, and the matter viii be investigated to-
morrow.
Gen. PIeutiss, besides the thirty prisoners,
brought In thirty rifles and ~sAgtEuus, eighteen
reyolvers, two hundred pounds of lead, three kegs
of powder, besides an uuasso-tcd lot OF ammuul-
ton, including half dozen homemade bowie
knives, some eighteen inches iong-usy looking
weapons. He also captured q wagon Whlch was
proceeding TO Prices army, loaded with blank
cts and winter clothing. The general VIII re-
turn Tomorrow.
Tho Chicaro T,;5g,g s.ys Our men. forced
10 lone MARCHES without WAGONS. LONG fasts.
NIGHTS in the omen ain. and scantv supplies of
everything. have sickeu-d and are diving of.
They stew the roads I'm along Central Missouri
rbay are comiug INTO 81 Tor7s AZ rgst AS speciaI
cars. fstel mo t5r he purpose. can briug them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20

SALT-The Caddo (La) Gazotc has been
shown a sample Of salt, made from the saline on
Lake Bisteneau, in Bossier parish. The plant
es are obtaining their supply from this source,
and there is an inexhaustble quantity Of strong
salt water. Tine salt works in Bienvile are now
in operation, and the wants of the eastern par
ishes of Louisiana can be met by home manutac-
rura
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20

SUsPENsIoN.-A bill is pending before the
Alabama Legislature authorizing the Bank of
Selma and Bank of Montgomery to suspend spe-
Gle payments also, tho Farmers Bank at Mont
gomery, an institution which Is just organizing,
and which has paid over to the Controller the
amount OF State bonds required by law to put it
in operation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20

SMALL PoX-This disease, which has been
prevailing at Fort Smith in a mild form, is, it is
stated by the Times, increasing in m~aiiguity-
That paper says: Several deaths have occurred
for there is no other way to arrest it, it viii ruin
our town. We dislike to keep back The truth,
for the truth is far better than rumor, when the
truth is greatly exaggerated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20

- The Raleigh Standard states authentic
ally that the recent call Of the militia Of North
Carolina into actual service by Gen Hill was
without the knowledge or sanction of the Gov
eruor, and that as soon as be heard Of it, he i'm
mediately directed the acknowledgement to write
TO Gen. GatIin to revoke the order, which was
done
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GFYERAL ORDER No. ..
FOT. Sale Chean.
WANTED,
FRUIT TREES.

4 CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of home grown Apple
"A Trees, for sale low for cash. OrT w1lId eEChalsg
Tor q mule or 3 horse, or LiCh cows, or corn. Apply
Two and q Iat miles from Memphis, between the new
ana Old haleisl road, atjlHug Mr.. Eli5tts. All orders
ltit Win Ar Lane opposite the Post Once wIl re-
ceive prorpt attention. 2 J. s s. r. ONEILL-
uuEJIW-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-20

~ The Louisville Democrat abuses the west
ern reserve in Ohio for not sending more voIun-
teers to the war. The Cincinnati Commercial
retorts by teIingthe Democrat it had better attend
to the a" Blue Grass region " in Kentucky before
abusing Ohio.