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Newspaper Correspondent Murdered
by 4 Rebel Frlsoner.

Z. W. "a1ht1t VI oluVAs4+l, CusPaSlA ~ AoiA
7ouDg's cavalry regiment, aud occasional cor
respondent Of the New York Etprtss, went
with scouting expedition in the direction Of
Lover Marlboro, Nd, last Saturday ,tand aided
By guard Of two soldiers, captured an active
secetsionist, who vas placed in confinement
at house near BY the place OF arrest The
from the premises to att end to their horses
and other business, the prisoner, while Mr..
Walker was taking minutes Of the converse.
ton With him, suddenly drew his knife and
plunged it into the latter's bowels, and rush
1ng cut ifcm the house made his escape before
one Of the guards, who WAS outside, could
have . fair shot at him.
Walker wss formerly an Episcopal clergy,
man In Chicago, but recently anewspaper cor.
respondent resident, in Brooklyn, Nhere be
leaves vile and several children. At the
latest accounts Walker Hss still alive, but uo
hopes are entertained Of his recovery,
, 1861-09-18
FROM KENTUCKY.
Correspondence Between tbs Preai-
dent and Hon. 10. <1olt-Reportr Il
Movement of ZolAcoffer,

Lorrsy11LB, Sept. 1.-THE Louisville Jour
nal Of this morning publishes q eorsespon
dence betEeeu Hon. Jos. Holt and the Presi-
dent In regard to Fremont's Proclamation. In
answer 10 Mr: Ho3t;s irqui1ies the President
encloses copy Of his letter to Fremont, al
ready published The Journal learns that
frcm every quarter the recent wauton inva.
sion Of Kentucky bF the con federates Is disap-
proved By thousands, therefore, instances
wherein Southern Rishts men have aH-
nounced their purpose 10 unite and repel the
Mvsdt1s.
The Courier this morning publishes cad
calling meetlrg OF all citizans to hurry to
1rimbie and Carroll counties to form League
Tor the mutual protection OF the lives aad
property Of families Of all parties. The idea
il thought to be to put down maraud1ng bands
Of either party, sud to avoid guerilla warfare.
Tie ekelston OF new regiment under C..
Pope, Of this city, a gradnate OF West Point,
gees fnto camp this week st the Fair Ground
nj at the city. One cavalry company con-
posed Of Germans who hare seen service, and
one artillery company Of $50 men, uuder !.
": se9tt, Rin have Peter Hart, Of F. Sumter
as LIST Lieut.
It Is reported TINT 5000 contedezates under
Zo}licofs1. came to Cumberland Ford, Kaox
County, Saturday, and captured Capt. Col
t bteins company Of Home Guards,
LOUISVILLE, Sept, 14.-At half past ten this
| evening, the train from the South On the
Nashville ind LonikTil1e railroad has not ar
ziVed-six hours behind time Tetezraphic
| Communication between E;izsbethtoWn Il in
ieI1npted since 6 o'clock this evening.
There is great militsTy activity in the city.
| All the Home Guards are assembling, and ii
| is 1umored that portions Of Ronesean's
brigade have been ordered from the indiana
| side,
4 Richmond epacial to the Memphis Ap
peal tass Gen Rra1ton BTsgg Il app9inted
Walker resigned. The Kentucky Senate has
passed bill to provide 70. the security Of the
State a1mR and protection OF tie railroad
I house.
In the HI use Wolfe's report from the com
mlttee On Federal Affairs 8ss adopted-70
| to so.
| LATER.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7-M1dnighk-The
| southern cars have not yet arrived. 4 pari
OF Roussean's Brigade are landing here. It il
! undegetood they are to proceed eouthward
[ over the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
| The Rcme G.ard are all ont in uniform
/ Their destination is supposed to be south
| ward.
, 1861-09-18

POINT OF ROCKS, Sept. 6.-Yesteraay six
neB OF the Massachusetts. 18th, wli'e. rI3iug
or the tow-path, TWO miles ABOVE Harpers
Ferry, wEre fired upon By the rebels from the
opposite side Of the river, killing one OF than.
There Ras considerable body of rebels post
20 be hlnd :sa var house and Other buildings.
Capt Striker, Of the Massachusetts 18th, al,
Eected the fire OF twelTs-pounder against the
tn:ldipg, dlI:<rsing the rebels. 1t is Supposed
that five or tix Wefe killed
, 1861-09-18

fE The Second Comptroller CuTTs, father
In law Of the late Senator Douglas, came with
in IN ace OF being killed, wounded Or taken
prisoner on Monday. he, in company with
Capt Ingalls,, bad crossed Balls Cross Roads
il an epsn carriage, our piekets Informing
them that everything was safe for half mile
beyond, when In fat We had no eeEtine1s On
the rcad beyond the crossing. The party had
approached Fithin few yards Of the Loudon
and Hampshire Railroad, where they were fired
upon By rebel picketa concealed in bushes
The e1cutsionists Immediately retreated, and
e1cceeded safely In reaching the lines.
, 1861-09-18

unoiseip1ine crowd, wall mounted but poorly
a1med. The Union men are jubi.ant aud
hopeful again
At steWart's yesterday two compa1Ios Of
Col. Morgan Home Gaards had eklrmish
With band Of eeceesionists, saa routed them,
ktuIpg ten or moro, and captured several
, 1861-09-18

Ea5,r.,, wa great gathering Of the people of
,,o-+ - ce Ana The adjoining counties 1t Bridge
~: 1onn:, On Saturday. In the afternoon
the hcn. Da=iel s. Dlct;n.o,, Al dsr,ys,ad Az
~.-a . - = - surfing addresses, ane resolutions
~ese fHtsso Sustaining the Government in The
11'SE rigorous Prosecution Of the x,r A
, 1861-09-18

HANNIBAL 4 ST. JOSEPH RAMRoAD-A
passenger train upon the st. joseph arrived
at Hannibal, Monday evening, having had bat
few interruptions along the way and the
Officers hope to be able soon to re.estoblish
through CONNECTIONS, when if the military
protection be ptrfect, the road will be once
more thrown open to the public.
, 1861-09-18

AT HoAE.~"e learn that Brigadler General
Hu1lhut has returned to his home 10 Boone
County, from St. Louis, On fnrlough. He
should sta5 there during 3 continuance Of the
w&. Hehas difgraced himself and those who
rere Instrumental In procuring his appoint
u4ent.
, 1861-09-18

H a dispatch ffom s. Louis to the Gin
cinEah Gazette says:
Gen Hur1but has been ordered under artest
BY General Pope. He Is accused of drunken
ness and 1nseldierly conduct He il special
friend ofthe President.
Colonel Williams Of 3 Kansas regiment aud
otht1B hare been placed under arrest on f3if1r-
ent etasRea. Their a1res.a were made pre-
gicus To Blalr'e.
General Fremont fs determined to weed thu
Department OF inefficient and Incompetent Of.
hel2la,.
, 1861-09-18

GEN. Stsr&is In Possession Of St.
Joseph.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Gea. 5tuTgis, With one
regiment Of Infantry, two companies Of cav
alsy and CHE company Of artillery, took poa-
session Of st. Joseph, Me-, on Friday last.
, 1861-09-18

neetrg IN the evening WIS addressed BIZ c,,.
7. F. Meagher and others. Not leaa than
1o'Vo were present, and the patriotic senti.
nente OF the speakers were responded to b.
hearty bursts Of enthusiasm. The voice Of
the meeting was that there must be M turn.
Dg aside, no thought of compromfae
, 1861-09-18
Gbuago Trihune
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1851.
FROM Rp&Snrpr..

There are all sorts Of runners from diff.
5csen' paris Of Missouri in our telegraphic
dispatches this morning. 1t is quite Ger
Tin that Price, with force estimsted at
1000, has surrounded Lexington, and
made demand upon Col. Muiligan, who
il IN command Of the National forces, to
surrender, which demand WAS refused.
This took place probably on Saturday. Up
tc Sunday nc attack had been made by
Irice. We Ius: }1unigan has been rein
turced, and Price wiped ont by this time.
, 1861-09-18

The following table shows the estimated
amount Of -four and grain in store in this
city on The 18th inst, compared with the
estimates of the three previous weeks:
Sept. 16. Sept Sept I. Aug. a.
Fleur, bu. $50. T.491 1855 A43 $3.50
Whest, tu.... SERIES 81, 764 b760s9 $3.50
Cora. 21s lis 400 B25 96 O5 LEGS Az
Oats, bu---~~. 13a,3as a3,17o a2s,7ge 3sAa5
During the past week Flour has ad-
yaaced 10a15c per bbl; wheat advanced
1os12c on spring, and 9a9c on winter; corn
advanced 3a3 1-9c.
, 1861-09-18

Reported Capture Of Mart. Green and
his Army.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-It is reported tha. a
bstne tool place At Lexington 5esteraay, be-
tween the feue1a1e there and Green's rebels,
IN which most Of the 1stttE were captured,
This needs urfi}rnatiOu
, 1861-09-18
NUMBER 62.


Z. r. sdRtFEN, Adse4ffsing Egent, 6s Dea
oosnA - authorized 10 Stexiae eddtsrtistmtatsj IL
this and all tie L4adia1 Puue,s Of f5> xovs5,cex
, 1861-09-18

ST. LoC7s, Sept. 17.-AnoIher bridge Was
burned Oh The Hannibal aud St, Joseph Road
day or two since, preeipitating locomotive
INTO Tie stream and killing the Engineer,
, 1861-09-18

Reported Evacuation of Columbus bS
The Rebels.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 16-Rsports are current
here that the Confederates hnye evacuated
Columbus, Ky.-[Doubttul.-
, 1861-09-18
tt. 1ssEpH cArTUaEn By THE FEpKRaLs
leXinsten Surrounded and Col. M.l-
tigan ordered to Surrender,
He DECLINES TO DO so.
He HAS NOT YET Been ATTACKED.
Reported Capture Of Mart Green
and His Thieves,
a1AEa EXCITING NEWS FRak MISSOURI.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

FROM CAIRO AND PdDUCAE
, 1861-09-18

Prince Napoleon.
and leaves for New York tomorrow.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-01
ny non. J. CUIyFRWE IL. ".


R<rrrorsnt Fn.tftaffou established 81 sprrfrt Ef8fr
s,,t fr the Rrltrt n ne >5ck ard ii.r,sra AFFLICTED
ira It-ufeHf AID psdrlrr Issrasts 1a ss2setz a'
,As crre ~ Diseases - fte >eEHat Cr-gas
HJeaicni ADVICE siyru gratis. hs she Acting sur
xeon. al who apply by letter viii ~rFIitia
tnsir tion-acr occupation lntt~ II his.
I'D in a,es of extreme poverty, Medicines lata-a-,
&c Of chsrgc
Vniunbie Reports on ~pernatort haa. ana ntHrr MS
81 ;he sexual organs. ,tud tile New -Cnlr
emp oyec in the F-icu-sr. sent 20 the NIL .rs
sealed letter envelope tree ~ charge Two tlrv
lamps postage vii Pc acceptable
Adres3 pr. J. ShIInIN hUG CLIFTON, Acting sur
renn Howard Association. NJ South Ninth street
hilsdelphia Pa Ry ORDER Of the Directors
pZs.t D.. HEARiN ELI. Prcsi3sEt
To. FAIRCHII.n. - ralAva-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-01
ATTORNEY Tor IIzintiI.
ms va
Daniel c Rar.on and Elti,h 2. 1lnueri, Plaintiffs

Daniel G. Rayson and Elijah q. ll1ueli, f47lutiHs
Gga..sf
Rodney VI. Whip r. Ae5 snd one ~ IiinEs whose
Christian unSHoEn Defendants
Iowa County Circuit court
The Of Uiscozsiat The allure named BsfeHdaH
NoU are herhy summoned aud required - ansurF
the complaint ~ the above named fluluiAs Which
filed in the office Of the GefE the lreHtt Court
in fat Iowa County in the STATE Of Wisconsin, on
day OF November A. u 1850, 0hee The same
file. snd To serve copy 81 yeur answer ON
the subscribers Al the law HnI Collecting Et-e "i
Cobb ncssrnore Sudtu l.. in the city - Mineral
Point Iowa county. Wis within tW euty Gays alter ft
service Of this summons exclusive # tire Gay y
and if yen fail TO ansReT said complaint hereby re-
CURED, The Plaintiff viii take judgment EanSt Nou
hundred and hfty-oue dollars and sixty
together with interest forty dollars
four from the 18Th day of March, IstO5 GA
ne hundred and dollars and fifty cents nom The
18th dss of May, lS6o hun.rrI ana -events r
light dollars and seventy cents from The ItA d. at
June, 1850; hundred and hfty--iN -olass ana
.i1ty from the 81 daY ct Juiy 1850; AMI on
hr,ysix dollars and tucnt, Tive cents from u 9Th ty
July, 1850, the Of siS per cent per auIum
.-sid-s The costs 81 tins action.
Dated Nov. 10th. lsbD.
Conn. MEssMoRK 4 STnDrrH. Attorneys for Pin :.
witness the Hon. VI. VI Cothren. Judge ~ said
Isl and tie az said court this 10th day
OF November, Iato-
Attest JOHN CUEMINs CLERK Circuit Court Iawa Co.,
Wisconsin 49,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-01
SHERIFF SALE

10y virtue of an execution issued - tirCu
I'D Court Of Iowa County State of i.con- uuer The
sal of said court, directed .nt deiiyrri IN .
o james James junior and against Levi r. tl~ft -
Tha,e this day, Nor Z4LiI A. D. 5to, aAu levied
upon all the gh title estat- tercs; aud cain thsi
tn sai Levi r. Craft had, tire iih ty o. A H.
1850 at any ile thereafter IN AID to tie following
described real estate 10 ali, Part - out HlrieI
hundred aud -erenty-t1o (l1zl in Harrison sur
Wy Of Mineral Point, described - T- commencing
the northwestern 10 81 ut tAehce south 'r
y live (i5 degrees, hundred and eight -l@t
(1s2p ~itIth seventy f7u) degree, east two
hundred and forty 20 t-et thence utth thirty
four and fourth II degree, east ninety f95 iert
Spruce street t. place Of beginning. containing
c5:iOU Of Land also the uH ifd two tilr-s "a
Of lot Iun0er hundred md seventy -two IT, con
tanning 1:!0O OF and; also lot number GU ia
strong alteration Of Mineral PoiaL; also .s aafIner
ivo( q and three 81 in block uum5er twenty eight
(2s) in Strong and oihc-s addition Mineral Point,
lows County WISCONSIN; which @It soil Fuilc ven
due the h CHEST AID best titer for c-, Tie front
door Of the Court House in the city of Mineral Point.
Iowa county wi>capein on saturday tnS 18Th ea1 ui
January Al II. 1851 O'Clock tic afternoon %!
..id day, much thereof Eii b. To sat
i,fy tis~ of two humid ti and sevoty -tW" dollars
tS7 +Uj and interest theron from the
3sth day OIL -, teafer lsG9 sides costs of sale
Dated Sheriff Office, Mineral Point Nov. - 41lJ.
THOMAS MCF AKLAND,
Sheriff of Iowa Co Wis
AsAsA Conn.
Attorney for PlaintiI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
FORECLOSs RE SALE.

5vTHE STAT OF wIscoNsIN-IowA coUSrY CIR
i CUT COURT.
George F. Pound, Me- SHOWER, and Samuel Il. Fox
I Defendants.
mans al entered the above entitled action
ircu: Court in aisi for County State nf NSco-
SIN, IN the 10Th ~s 81 September. D.. le60, Ni,
on Saturday, the eth DAY OF January. A. r., 1861. Al
O'Clock ia the afternoon of said day, expose No ug
Ior sale and sell al publ auction veHCue the
ghest and best bidder for casi the front
Curt Pous- the city Mineral Point ora County
State of Wi-cousin, THE following described real
I" wit; The half - the h-sset quarter OF
section number went and tle south
Of the Southwest quarter Of seruu numtrr iVruis
four situated IN townsfipn n5er light, north ct
humber two, east. containing i29 Acrrs
Dated SseIiGs ofiec, Msu-tal Point, Iowa Co Ms,
October 5th, l56o-
TIION : MCFARLAND,
f<I-3m she 81 D..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-01

80 ono ACRES UNINIPRO-
,ttO we'd Lands. IN Iowa, lafayette. Grant
Green Rshisnd. Ssuk Crawford, a5 other eo1etie, 70
SAFE on easy terms Apply 70
l. Il NHlTTLEsEY. + co.
jar. 25th Is59. vl3-n4-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-01

= r EF; = ? 7L- ES
BY HE BARREL.
II y Il WaEELE2's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-01

C. Z NoFEz- artist
- - Is5 RS :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28
RlvEa Ana srEAsrBOAr mArrrns.

The river was falling yesterday....The New
Eosn reports Whiteriver low and falliug. 49,. The wealth
er was cIouiy ana very eOld......B Business on the landing
vas not briss. ..... The Cotton Plant from Colugbus
sane in pitb oao hundred and ssvsn barrels Of n5pr.
one hauirsa srd niae barrels OF meal, and qaantity Of
spples, Baco1, hides, taiiow, and dried fruit T; she re-
turBsd in tbe eysning-.....The Admiral is preparing 10
starr for white river......The Eotrebe will leave for
Lille RocE o. Monday. ..... TIE sgmPtusus Mary Kesae
a bost attsd mp with every accommodation, aad furnish
Ell with elegance and taste, leaves this e~veuing-rsgulsr
- her time as usual-fyr New Orleans. Captain Cofk-
cry IS q clever and h~OspitsDle commander, aud Mr.. J..
y Rsnshaw, The CLERK, q flashed gentleman, under
whose care 1t s a pleasure to tFsvel..... The Gne and
fsvorite Victoria resumes her trips thiz evening fer
vicksburE......T TIE Louis Dor cine in with a cargo
frem up tn river, for New Orlesns. to Which port she IS
boan6.-.-..rbe Yiossburg Capt. white, LETT last Even
iug Tor New orlsEBE......The Carl leaves fbis evening
for s.. Fraucls rivcr.....,The New Moon enc IN from
White river; she had six hundred and e.gbiy-seven
bsies o. hay, f1us horses, eight cattle aud q qasntity Of
lzr9I she returns to-day snd travellers will hbd in ccpt.
,DsariBs ard q. Toomy, tbs courteous clerk, good aat
csrsfelomesrs......ThsN New Orleans Crescent 81 thurs
dzJ says the Grs3s Duke and the Gen. Qaitnisn would
iesve that evening for Memphis, aud the Lizzie Simmons
to-daTs.s..Ths New 0Flesns True Delta says there
Fers ouly liz steamboat 81 heir leyce IN "Wednesday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28
IN chancerv ~ man,nnis-

GtTAIB OF FEHEESSEE.-PrOcs-iings hal in the
- ClCrL's 16ca, Chancery side OF tha Common law
sad vbauCey o1uli Of the city VI Memphis, Monday,
May the 9Th, 1881.
]. ". Cr7isp and r.. n. B4I-l, arm Of J. w.. Chrisp &
Co., Complaiasnts,
George ". Miller aud David H. Townsend,
Defendants.
II sppe rins fr0Et afidsvit fled in this cause that
the defendant, George ". KILLER, Is a n9n-rasi-
dent OF ths State OF Tennsg &c, it is ordered that he
10 enter his appearance herein before OF within the
hrst three days OF the next term Of sail court, to be held
on the second Monday in November next, '6i, and plead.
answer or demur 70 cDmplainautS' bill, or the sama viii
De taken for confessed az TO hin and set for hearing tx
FaTtr, and THAT a coy OF this order be published once a
week Tor f1Ur successive weeks in the Eemphis Ap-
peal. 4 ccpy-atest; JCH G. LANIER,
CLERK AMI Master.
Eortrecht and HcDavitt, solicitors for comPlaiuants.
seS-Isw4v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

SoUTHERE MOTHERs.-This association ac-
kao=ledgs toe receipt durlng the past week Of liberal
d9assions frcm Porter 4 EeCrae, Joseph Lsnow, Ms
Caldwell, Of Pamela, Mississippi II. Warren, NJ. Car
lTHe, A. J. Halliburton, Hrs e. B. Packer, Col. R. p.
Byrns Of COmmsros, Mississippi, B Bledsoe, B. Kyle,
Of Lafayette, Eississ upi Ms. &. J. Sanders, OF Chr
CO. county, Arkansas; Todd & Goyer, P. Jones. Of Conc.
Wa. Battle, Of Hickory wythe, C. P. Bell. OF Gads0n,
Tsans see; S P. eiuuie, Er. Mcclure. Goyer s Nicely,
Ms, c. 2 cambridge, ". 3. Mitchell southern socie-
Z Of Portersillss snd a. unknown friend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

AN u~nisilins cure for ssmizsl WEAKNESS, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotence Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone IL the Bladder. Obetructed and riHcalt
Honstrautiou ana al diseases caused b d~syisting from
the pats OF nature, and ~indalsing in soI-FoIIutlou.
BY the Use Of this Care ali improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
5ei.y cured. and Full yigor restored
Nith"r sex ooutsmpiatiDg marriage, sEoul5 reject
that : sound mIsd and body are necessary 10 promote
cohnubisl hsppincss.
In tine Cherokee Cure the poor, dobiitstsd, worn
down ard dsspsiring dsyotse Of sensual pleasure, viii
Gnt relief.
Ii ssie aud PLEASANT In taste, but immediate ia its
a%eiiOu; containing 10 mineral poison, but Is prepared
from Purs vegetable extracts. in the form q . delicious
SyrHp.
Price - ger bottle, OF lnren bsttIas ior e.. and for
8" arded by express 20 I'll psEts G: the gcne.
SOLD BY all respactbO,0 c~-IggiFts agpryvner8.
POTTER g. szEWIE, PrOpria5ors.
800 P-yDTietofs, IS J5Err-oU-st., near post oHce
general dealers in All popular family medicines, hsn-
pills, Tom.
- Sold in Eenpais by AL ~responslB bic druggists.
mrl9-itwawIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

The WHARFBoAT WREcK.-We walked
down 70 this nuisa- C yesterday 70 ~fsastour eyes wih
fhs siEht Of busy mez engaged IN preparing for its re-
m5val. We we're Disappointed; there lay he cid hull,
lO5Eins as ugly snd provoking a. ever, aud IS undis-
turbed as a baried smallpox patient. We then re-
m rendered that il was to be removed in thirty days Il
he river would permit. 50 there is no hurry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

1soTToN MANUFAcToRY.-We hear it conf
IDENTITY ststsd in the city that energetic parties have ta-
ken IN haai TIE Memphis cotton factory. which they viii
20 n have in zoos workins order. Hands are = two.k
s--rtUring thu machlneTy, wh;oh Is nst surpassed BY any
ia he Esrih. and getting il ready fer commencing ops
ratlc-s at an early day l. is expected that wen quail
net work people can readily be procured, who have hith-
er;o been employed at the Log river cotton factory in
Alabama, which was recently burned down. This is a
very important movement, ana should meet with every
encouragement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28
YRw

\ EENPEEs III ARKANSAS RIVER 80
W CONFEDERATE STATES MAfLLg
LIN 2 IRE IbaVe line VIII, during I0W@A
water in he Arkansas river, rug small bGsN from Es-
poteon 70 LatIie RocE.
PASSENGERS leaving Memphis on Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS and EatHday5, connect directly with these boats
next dsy 1t Napoleon. They leave Napoleon Sunday,
Tuesday and Ehursdsy evenings, AMI connect direcslat
Little Rock with coaches fr Hot Springs aud F5r
Smitl For artaer information apply 70
J8Hz D. ADAMS, Proprietor, or
LARRY HAEHSFAD. Agent,
NS9-7ms Garner Madison street and Front row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

SUCH WEATBERi-Sneh weather Yesterday,
cod IS Eia-ing e marble virgin on 3 frosty nights win
dy as a speseh from the inventor Of tie last new plan
for e bresob-iosder. ana dusty as in the time wbe1
PoiapeH vas buried in ashes. Such weather 2 it. made
thsvsry trees on the opposite side OF tae river turn brown
Whh indIsnsti0ns green as they we're, they o3iorsd up
~ that wind.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

BURGLARY The kitchen OF the house %
4. A. Parker Etqs on Raybu-n avenue, wss entered
on Thursdsy night and four hundred pounds Ct bacon,
a hundred sud Z ~rty-four pou a. CT lard, and a g1sadty
O. corn mel we're carried away sx weeks ago half 3
barrel Of corn meal and sixty pouLds Of bsciR wsrs
taken from the = ne premises. 30 arrest hlsbcen
nsde The thief is evidently some one well acquainted
win tha prsmiscs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

TAXES L WINFIELD Senior. me CT TIE unIer-
j signed. has Withdrawn from tas drm % FAaRTNg-
TON. HOWELL x 20.
In the future the Business will be carried on by the
remaining partners under tHs same frnl name. They
assume all H~abaales against DE late Hrn and are
alone charged with the settlement q It's business.
VIZ n. F~ARHINGrON,
=. Z HOWELL,
" Y. n
J. I WINFIELD, sR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

Saturday Morning, sept. IS, 1864.
Oace--UnIOn Street, Ger. Front aley.
TO ADVERTISERS.

All advertisements and cards Cor insertion
In the morning APPEAL, should, if possible, be
handed to the chief clerk in the counting
room before six O'Clock P. M the evening pre-
viOus to their appearance. After that hour
they will receive attention only if handed to
the foreman Of the composing room, on The
second floor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

CTATz OF TENNEssEE.-Proccodipgs had in the
> Clerks office. Chance7y side Of the Common Law
and ChanCeFy court OF tie city q Memphis. Friday,
april the 26th, 1851.
george ". SahJrranss Complainant
vs..
c.. r. Heudrick-Ou and others, Defendants.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT hled in this cause that the
defendants. O. X HendricS-0u and n J. Hendrcss0n
are uo1-residents Of the state Of Tennessee, II IS or
dsred hat they do enter their appearance herein before
or within the first three days OF the next term or saii
court. to be held on the second Monday IN November next,
1851, and plead, answer or demur 70 compiainants PHI
or the same viii be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing sx psrte, and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week for four successive weeks IN
the Memphis Appeal.
jon c AMER
CLERK and Master.
y. D. Beard, solicitor for complainant.
.--L.MLu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28
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