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WANTED.

4 o-dande experienced VEGETABLE GARDENER.
~ single maa preferred. None need apply who cam
not give satisfactory references.
Also, an A NJ. tBUTCHER. one who undfr.trnfs
bis business a sober We'lbehsTed man. one who ind
not learn. d The art OF Sealing. IS I thiuk have hsd nv
shars OF that Cias of them. y. CDCERr
rol1TW E--a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

DEAD-MeCarty, who was found guilty Of
the murder Of bis wife, attempted to commit
sricide by cutting his arm with razor shortly
after being found guilty by the jury OF the crime,
and he died on Thursday night soon after Judge
Snarne hi sentenced him q be hung.
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FACE TIE MUsIC-Mr. 4. N. Schenck in
formsus that no witnesses appearing before him
yesterday, he win be before the Safety Commit
tee at II O'Clock tomorrow morning, when he
desires those who made charges against him IN
his absence, to bring their evidence before the
Committee.
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4 PronnrfkEnn.

EDrroRs APPEAL I viii be one OF twelve
to buy twelve of Hughes breech loading guns,
tobe called the Appeal Artillery, to be used for
the defense Of Memphis.
&c. NCALLIsTER.
In response, the proprietors Of the APPEAL
are ready to furnish one or more Of the same
gums.
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2lCnsoSp BASkuSo OFFICE. We this
morning publish the card Of Ncssrs. VIM B
Issses a Co. corner Of Fourteenth and Main
s;n,e,s. Richmond, y a In connection with
their banking business. fhoy attend to elsim'
sent 70 them fr adjustment or collection. So
th-srcs7l ia advertisement columns.
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ONE MORE CHANcE-Our friend Cayee
says be can give the ladies one more fair chance
10 get goods. Monday he win offer them one more
treat-the last day. 1t Is so generally known
that the goods go of SO cheap that we suppose
the Arcade will be crowded. Ten O'Clock is the
time IN be there.
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4 SpLENDID OPPoRTUNTTY-In another col
nmn viii be found an advertisement informing
the prilic that their fine business institution
Watt C.. Bradford's f~oundeTy, machine shop, etc.
on Adams street near the bayou, is for sale.
Such an opportunity as this for an Investment
rarely happens. There is a vast demand iol
manufactures Of the kind turned out at this Is
adjustment. and a fortune can be realizes
rapidly. The location is central and convenient
the premises are wei adapted for the business
and he machinery IS modern in make and sub
slantal in quality.
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~.FiL.aiinn. .llrn,nhi, I.,acpendcna.!

sFiteGffOH, slgcHsPAfs FaaepeHecHss'
You are hereby notified to attenda meeting OF
the company on Monday evening al 3 O'Clock,
at the depot Of the NJ * C.. Il. L., for drill and
election of officers. A few more recruits will be
received. T.. A. Cole, Captain.
Avalanche COPY Il.
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AccDrT-As the driver o. A BrasseIrs
bakers Eagon. was passing de corner OF Main
ana Cont street. yesterday morning atol o'clock,
the h5vsg took tight and began 70 Kick The
driver beng 4 cripple mas unable to get away
The animal Ecke5Awsv the beard on which hi
t-el rasud sni struck him repeatedly, breaking
both hs legs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

U-Dr. A G, Thomas, of Georgia, having
been prevented by sickness from filling hS
appointment on last Lords Day, viii preach this
morning in the Christian church, corner of Lin
den AMI Mul berry.
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D. CosIgalg, siIfL W'ard.

The committee on details will meet tomorrow
morning, between tha hours Of nine aud one
O'Clock, at the Office Of Larry Harmstead, on the
corner Of Madison street and Front row for re-
considerations Of detail.
G. ". WHILE Captain.
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~ Letters for soldiers and officers in the
Tennessee cavalry battalion, Lieut-CoL. Log
wood. must be directed 10 care Gel. LOgyoOd, ST
Moscow, Kentucky,
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WANTEn.

SOUTHERN YOUNG LADY who has had ax-
"A perisrce as a TEACHER g. cesr0us Of obtaining
a situation as G1vernezs ia q family of smai children.
Please address a. R., Gayos0 House, Memphis, Tenn.
oCglf5 p1dgw4t
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SLIPPING CoTroN.-Msmphis cotton trade Is
not dead yet. The I'd HiHe took on board BE
bales Yesterday from this place for a point down
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At T f ITO N!
Mere hants and Planters !
80 SHOES! SHOES: r.
Hats Hats! Hatsr
Tuesday, Bird December,

| w GAN SHOES. snd Twelve or Fifteen coya,
assorted MICRO HATS, and ARMY HATS me-
wi BE- alueky chance % get supplies Of such articles
Is must be had Don't fsl 70 be al the Arcade. morev
can be made. N. C. GAFCE & SON
noao-3l Auet ion=er4
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PEBJURI-PaHick Philpot was yesterday
committed to jail by Recorder Moore, in detsult
of $500 bail, to take his trial on the charge Of
periurv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

gY- A little boy became "a mourner at a
Methodist protracted meeting, and when tue
preacher very lovingly asked him It he did not
want TO be born again, amid broken sobs-repled
"no.I don't want 10 be born again. why,
said the preacher, somewhat astonished- be-
cause | ana afraid I'll be a gal"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

PRISONERS DEPoT IN LAKE ERIE.-We
learn from the Sandusky Register that Colonel
Hoffman, who has tho matter in charge, has
concluded q contract for the land on Johnson's
Island, in Lake Erie, aud also for the erection
of the new Prisoners Depot. A large amount OF
lumber has already been received, and about
one hundred workmen viii be shortly engaged
in its construction. The structures to be put up
are of considerable magnitude, and sixteen IN
number. There are to be three buildings Tor
" officers quarters - each l25 feet by "A and two
stories high, one for soldiers, four for quarters
| for the officers among the prisoners. Each str1e-
ture is 10 be ~ feet by %, tHOstoTies high
! four for quarters for prisoners-Prvates-one
boenitaI. one store house and two block houses.
Some other buildings are Contemplated as likely
10 become necessary, bat viii not be built at
present. Let Gen. Nelson bag aRothcr thousand,
and all the quarters will be needed-0 s
Journal.
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.ssfea,is.,. Csps. BRioir, company.

Al details of Capt Eliott's company G, will
appear at the Hospital grounds on Monday, I'd
inst, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose Of electing
officers. Il is desirable alat every man should
appear, and those who have excuses win then be
considered. W. L. ELLIOTT.
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wRev. Samuel Csrlcy, Of Helena, AK, viii
preach in OllFelows' Hall, to-day, at IL
O'Clock, An.
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NOTHCE.

ITO THE D OF 2 GAVOSO HOUSE
10 reduction win be made ia future for less iln.
than an entire week, from and attsr Isl Deeember-
Respectfully, ID. CUCERELL-
rn9O Nv PrnD-fatar
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Or Sc0Trs ScHooL-At hAlfPast eight
o6ock to-morrow morhing, the regular session
OF Rev. d.. SCOTS school, over Wall & John
sons sio7e. on From; Row, between Adams snd
Jefferson streets opens fT the regular session
Dr. SET has 8 high Teputaiioa IS stsscheT, and
b. nos P1tng a n Of southern school
books s. LIS card ia sac advertising columns
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NoRTUsRV-We are indebted 70 DR.. Thos-
+ Psyion tor the following mortuary report, for
the week Gazing yesterday: Consumption, };
duopsy, ]: diarrhea, I; erysipelas, hepauc
abeess, J.; killed by stab, I ; no report, ] neph-
rite fever, ] old age, j pneumonia, J. sPasms'
]: stu born, 3: unknown, L. Total, 10. Re
rapim!ation-Adults, .; children-6. Males, 10
females. .. Citizens, y; strangers, , Whites
d; blacks, l. Total Is. The jail and Gala
boose are almost free OF sick, nothing serious in
a,ther snsrtment.
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~ Rev. J. W. Knott viii preach at Union
street church this morning at II O'Clock
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FROM ARiZaNA-The Houston Telegraph
makes the following extract from a private let
ter, from one of the officers Of Ford's regiment
in Arizona, TO a relative in this city. 1t was
written from Las Cruces, under date Of NOvem-
Der ID:
/ have nothing new this time to write about,
only that we are hourly expecting the Abs. from
New Mexico, 20O0 strong. Everything ike
stores, etc, have been removed to Fort Quitnan.
below Bliss; and we intend fighting them here,
relying on a Just Providence to equal our nam
bers. Our force, all told, is 800, but good and
true men. Expresses have been to Sibley to
hurry mp. / expect 50 be- in santa Fe, the capt
tai Of New Mexico, Christmas day. Some
twenty CaIiforuians have just arrived here from
California. They bring dates of September u
and we learn with pleasure that Sumner is not
coming here with troops that he cannot raise
1 Them
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ULES WANrRn

10 Wei broke. rat mats. for which Cash
w viii be Pad Apply az the Govern ~
ment Stables. ID
Also Wautsd THIRTY TRANSFERS 70 04aGs
go TO Gen Prices army ?. W. POLK.
no'O-wF Asst O.. ". Genl ~ 3 a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

ETThe City Council Of Savannah has ordered
all bars where liquor is sold to DE closed at F.
o'clock P. NJ, daily.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

IxsrRANCE-since the secession much diff
.7ltv has been felt on the Psrt Of very many
,psa Of business and owners Of property, on the
subject Of insurance. The connection with
northera companies Is cut of, and the standing
al southera institutions of a similar character
owing to The long induIgod habit Of relying on
tbs NORTH. Is bat little understood. Itisa dread
al thing 70 lave the horrors Of ruin added to
the tsrrors of fire, and all prudent persons viii
proyide Tor the possible contingency. We tina
morning publish the statement Of the financial
ros;agn Of the Insurance Company Of the Val
lev OF Virginia, Of which Geo. w L.. Crook,
s,,o Is aren't. also of the amount Of losses paid
Soy the company IN this city. See the advertise
mrut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

- A singular and somewhat significant in
cident took place in New York on the trial of a
young man charged with slave trading. Mcke-
on, for the defense, asked each juTyman if he
was a reader of the TribVne, and if the answer
was in the affirmative he insisted on the rejection
of the iuryman as incompetent to render an i'm
partial verdict.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

~ Having been commissioned by Gen. G..
J. Pillow to organize a company Of heavy ar
tillery. all who wish to go into the twelve
month"; service can do 50 by calling on me at
No. 3l6 Main street.
div L. GusoN. ,JR. CAPTAIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

The LECIuN oS DUTY-We last evening
saw from our window 8 detachment Of the Mem
phis Legion. Col DiKoa-consisting OF members
of the Cly Guard and Garde Franeaise-tart
oui on active 5uty for some point 70 Us unknown
lv or,.e- of the commander Of this post They
were under command Of Adjutant Weld TIE
Legion is now recognized by the Confederate
government, and is ready for duty when wanted
Militia ORDER-We this morning publish a
special order from Gen. Csrnes Of great interest
tope5sons detailed onthe militia. The field and
company officers of the three city companies are
required to laeet al I. w. Royster x Co.'S Of
Zee, at 9o'clock tomorrow morning, and persons
detailed must meet near the hospital ground at
. o'clock in the afternoon for The purpose Of
being organized into companies.
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Sg0oO0 no s. .1Iagc,

IS myself, clerk and man Of all work have
been ddailsd, I viii sell out my entire establish
ment to any young man that has more southern
blood IN his veins than Ihave. Kentucky is the
birthplace Of myself and mother, South Caro-
lima is my graudmother's native State, and she
a relative of John c. Calhoun. Ny father was
born in Virginia, his parents in Ireland and Scot
land. Isill take in payment Arkansas and Mis-
sisippi War Bonds. JIG. MCALLIsTER,
dl-iw Ayres' Block.
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SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER l..
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Losr-A diamond breast-pin, with opal cen
Ter stone. The finder viii be literally rewarded,
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FROM THE ISDnS NATloN-A business let-
ter from the old Choctaw Agency under
date of the I4th ult- has the following para
graph:
Col Cooper has quelIcd the Creek rebellion,
and VIII probably make bis headquarters at
Fort Gibson, on the Arkansas river, in the
Cherokee nation. Detachments of Indians viii
be sent out into Kansas, and they will play wild
work. An Indian colonel sent word to Mccall
loeb some time since, saying 10 him, that he did
not want pay from the Confederate States, all he
wanted was to be let looseo on Kansas. Mark me,
those jayhawkers will soon meet with a just
I retribuli0u for their iunUmerable y~illainies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-01

QyERT0N H~OsPrTAL-This HOSPITAL, under
the attentive care of DR.. C.. S. Fenner, is now a
auiet. orderly. meteorological institution. The
following Is a list Of the deaths there during the
week ending last evening:
J. n. Johnson, 18th Tennessee regiment,
company II, November ..
Matthew Holland, 9Th Tennesse regiment,
company 3, November 30.
Melvin Edgcomb, II Tennessee regiment,
Fompsnv II. November "a.
John Dempsey, ID Tennessee regiment, com
DsaN D.. November >.
WHli3m Goforth, 18TH Arkansas regiment
comnauv &. November 30.
THE SOUTHERN Observation-Disclosures
inc the difficulties now existing inthe way q
pnbHsh.rs in obtaining paper and hands to sci
tyoe. the S0lahcra MORlig IS out to the time
II presents a mo1s bulky appearance, having nc
less than sixteen additional pages which are de
voted to a new novel. called " Idiewild, a Tale
of West Tennessee" The subject Of the arti
eles are numerous a National Cohfederat,
Bank. "a Popular View Of the hntsrnatona
Powers. and q The New Government, - ere tn
hssA Of subjects we want TO see more Of IN th
souhera. The remaining part OF the humble
contains. principally, stories and poetry.
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BOATS LEAVING.

FOR Nav ORLEANS The ,piendid passenger packet
J. 5. PsgOad, Tubia. master. ig ives Monday evening
al o'clock Larry H4rns,sd auI Elliott * Ninson
agents.
FOR "~CoLUNBUs I'll passenger packet Clara
Dolsen. Deuniug, uastrr leaves As above Monday eve.
nng ~ . % clock J. D. Motion & Co, agents.
FOR NEW cRLEANs-Ths splendid passenger packet
Louis DO Johnson, masser, leaves as above hocday
evenings 1t O'Clock Morton & Co. agents,
For CoLUsBUs-The excellent steamer Yazoo. Mar
shall, ms-tor, leaves e. above Aoud7y evening al ave
O'Clock. Elliott s. WILSON, agents.
TUESDAYS SALE-We cali attention TO the
sale Of shoes and hats at the Arcade next Tues
day. As they are selling articles that can't be
dispensed with, those who want should be on
hand. The Arcade IS uoT doing a heavy bush
ness, and the public ought surely, to appreciate
such a place Of general 6ads.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL This hotel, under the
management Of Messrs Jones * Scott, with
the genial StOthard for clerk, and The skiIlful
Parsons for steward, is progressing successfully.
We had a capital dinner there yesterday, and
speak from experience
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@ " WInlF Captain
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TvHE splendid passenger packet MAGEN ~
4 Ia wilson master, leaves a. Shove -
or WEDNESDAY. 4th instant. az 3 p 81. Z
del 30 LAzHH HARuSTAD Aetur.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, July ID.
The SaXonia, from Southampton, July
Ash, is signalIed. News three days later.
The Loud0n fire was still burning.
The Patterson family case has been de-
cided. The appeal was dismissed and the
first Judgment confirmed.
Bourbon commissioners had heen discov.-
cred at Naples and number of muskets
seized.
A plot to assassinate Garibaldi had been
discovered.
A royal rescript had been sent to the
Hungarian Diet, in which the address was
stigmatized as disloyal and hostile to the
rights of the crown. The Diet was re-
quested to alter the form aud contents Of
the address. The Diet will be dissolved if
it refuses.
Rates of exchange falling. Consols
heavy, S94a095a.
The City of Washington has arrived.
Her news is anticipated. The following are
the only items of interest /:
An afftay occurred at Rome between the
people and The Pontiicial gen d'mmes.
Several persons were wounded.
Advices from Pekin to April 20, via
Russia, say the insurgents were making
considerable progress. They had beaten
the Imperialists in battle and were march
ing on the capitol.
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FIRST REGIMENT.-In connection with

FIRST REGIMENT.--In connection with
the letter from the Rev. K. ID. Neil, we ask
the attention of all the friends of our SOL
diers to the following extract from pri-
vate letter from an officer in the First Reg
iment, dated Alexandria, July 9th:
Since we have been here. about ten per
cent. of our men Con an average) have been
unfit for duty. Oar sick are very badly provi-
ded for. Hard bread, pork and beans is I'M
suitable diet for sick men, yet we have moth
ing else, except occasionally little fresh beef
and rice.
If there is anything more done in Minnesota
in aid of our Regiment it ought to be done in
the way of raising Hospital fund which should
be placed under the control of the Chaplain or
some other good man.
We are probably the worst provided Regi'
ment in the whole service. Many of our men
have not been out for days because they had
no pants to wear.
We have not yet been paid of, which causes
dissatisfaction among the men, as many OF
them are in need of little things which they
ought to have and cannot get without money.
Contributions of money should be imme-
diately forwarded. We presume the bills
of New York and New England banks are
current in Washington.
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The SECOND MINNESOTA REGIMENT
Eight companies have been mustered into
the service OF the United States " for three
years or during the war" The ninth, it is
said will be made up of Ramsey county
volunteers, Hastings volunteers aud volun-
teers from Red Wing, it being found in
possible to recruit a full company from
either of the towns named. Where and
how the tenth company is to be raised is
more than we can tell, unless the original
spstem of A. Ward be adopted allowing
it to be composed exclusively of comman-
ders in chief of whom there are severa
regiments in the State, all anxious to serve.
We hope the tenth company will be soon
offered, as it is important for the proper
care and discipline of the regiment that The
field officers should be appointed as soon as
possible, which cannot be done until the
requisite number of companies are mustered
in. If harvesting was over, there would
be DO difficulty in getting men, but for two
months at least, our young men can make
more than eleven dollars month by stay.
ing at home.
The clothing for the second regiment has
been purchased in Boston, and will arrive
il this city in the course of week or two.
We have seen the specimens of cloth for
coats, pants, drawers, tents, &C., and if the
manufactured articles are equal TO the spec
linens, our soldiers will have no reason to
complain The goods are OF excellent
quality, and will do good service
Nothing definite is known as o the field
officers, but it is generally considered as
settled that Major Van Cleve, Of Long
Prairie, and Captain George will have ap.
pointmerts.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
ST. ANTHONY AND MINNEAPOLIS,
FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.
BUILDING.--Quitea number of new build
ings are being erected on the burnt district,
in Minneapolis. Stores are huddled as thick
as mosketoes along this thoroughiare. The
enterprising grocery firm Of Messrs. Kelly
& Brother, have removed into the new
building of B. f. Baker, on the corner of
First and Bridge streets. They seem to be
doing large amount of business. Cleyerer
fellows are seldom found.
CHURCH DEDICATION. The Catholic
Church of st. Anthony will be dedicated to
the worship of God" on next Sabbath,
July 2lst. The services will embrace a
sermon by Bishop Grace, at half-past ten
o'clock in the morning. and there will be
service at three o'clock in the afternoon.
The services will be highly interesting and
appropriate to the occasion. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
This church edifice is probably the larg-
est and handsomest building of the kind in
the State. Length l27 feet, breadth 81
feet, and of a corresponding height Built
of grey stone, in the most substantial man
ner. The front is constructed of cut stone,
surmounted by tower one hundred and
thirty-two feet in height. The style is a
semi Gothic. The interior finish is COM
posed of black walnut, beautifully stained
The altar is white and guided /: it is model,
ed after design forwarded from Germany.
Emblematic designs characteristic of the
Catholic worship are carved in relief, the
whole presenting most appropriate and
pleasing effect on the eye. The pulpit is
fashioned after the form of an hour glass,
finely proportional and unique in design.
The pews are roomy ard comfortable and of
a capacity of seating fifteen hundred per-
sons. Considering the stringency of the
times, too much praise cannot be awarded
the energetic pastor Rev. Ohm McDermott,
for his efforts in pressing forward the build
ing OF this large edifce.