Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-01
LorlsIANA INrELLIeENCE.

LOUISIANA INTELLIGENCE.
FIRE AT BATON BoUGE.-The store and re-
idguce of Mr.. Henry Jones. on lafayette street
Baton Rouge, and the adioiniug building, occu
pied 10y Mr.. Kuhn as a dry goods stone, were ID,
stroyel jy Ere on Saturday last Sir. Jouer
loss is estimated by the ddro,ats al from To-
, 900 10 $4,000 on which thcre was an .nsur
I ancC Of $4,000 The HaSofatc adds:
The loss Of Mr.. Kuhn we have been unable to
ascertain, bat il must have been considerable, as
I he had large stock @, dry goods. and was only
insured Tor $1,000.
Mr. SchmaIuskis stock Of good were consld-
erably injured by being removed; the building
was not, however, injured.
We regret 10 learn that Alr Joseph Charoue
was badly injured Ly q fall during the ire One
OF his ribs were broken, and lie was otherwise
bruised.
The BEEF CONTRACr WTru TIE CoNFED-
IRACY-The Alexandria Democrat says:
lIa-=r= Porter & lIcGos have closed with tie
Confederate States government % contract t'
tul- -L the army with li-ty thousand barrels O.
moss bac- They were here last week, and have
selected q site about oua mile below ugr town for
.ua erection col tl.r Hr il.n--. Tho humber IS
now being hauled la Iaa ground. and aI -ae
U.es 7lry lu.Is.u-- W. b. under way in 90 few
days. aud iu Jess than one month they wlI. com
mauoa =lmrLfering and packing over three hun
.i-at hseTc- q day Ia' b'e'e, are all bought
"'- -' ~
-'' '--..' Cs.'..' Y ',, .,''' ','" ...
that parish This week with a drove Of TWO OF
three hundred fine Texas cattle.
The Shr,va-7r. C5st55-rs,,rg raorets IN ,rarn
a. ..-- n =.
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80. .l-+.7,.-.,.- .I., r,.. summer m, has s,17
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- or I,r.7--,r5 did nof buv sinule bs--
~ ,r -l,~l, f,- ,,,sDr,tion us, lie tbinks that
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,.-.- =, ,r-..., T -,,. 1.,. 1.,-,, --.,7 ,-, F.,
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EoN i-A' 90 1t M I' '-.'''a'N H'"''t'.
OF saturday says:
Within the last week the weather has turned
from cumparativelv warm TO cold. We are now
exufrienciug lust The kind OF weather for sugar
making. The Weld Of the cane. yye understand
IS am average of one hogsherd 10 the acre
a..,- IN Cs,.---r,,- ~ r..,,,..-. l,..,.,.-r-
lle False AIFe1 Df"''r" OF the E'.l says.
Mos. sugar planters have begun % roL. and are
....sra8 with ,}lr r;el7 The rrop Will he one
'- TUE 'll' even li.'.'e ''- .I9 '''s'- lS
cotton crop has much improved s-nee a few days
and with a continuation of fne weather viii BE-
..,-.r. r,r-- .F.., WAS ,-,sc.,7 .f,.,-1 ,.r. h.
-'I he---N -0at ye'i crop
One of the Baton Rouge papers states that
f,- several 8avs Dreyious sLI The draws of that
...,-E.5 b..r ar-,os7 r, b.,.I-,,,, c,rnc,, halls
ana ammunition 70 the -AA'iAsr TO De sAilPe4 'e