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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17
RIykK AEp arEAaBoAr MArTERs.

SldMLNA Va SDUHNANEs
RIyEK AED STEAMBOAT MATTERS.
Toe river is falling ....A heavy rain fell in
the afternoon yesterday 1.-The Kanswhs,
which got on fIe and was scu.tled and sunk
some weeks ago, was at the landing yesterday,
tight and bright and IN fine trim for business.
She leaves today FOR White river. She runs
as before on the mail line on her old dIy-the
popular Captain Price in command. 80. The
business doing, money winning Kentucky is
of for Columbus ~to-dsy-Prisst In command,
and the accommodating Halliday at the desk.
The Grand Duke came in from New Or
leans. She returns t~o-dsy-Captain Apple
gate in command The neat boat, Cotton
Plant, Capt. J. T. Sandwich, leaves FOR Column
bus tomorrow. She is new in the trade, but
she will do....Ths tidy and successful st.
Francis arrived from ST. Francis river with
one hundred and forty-three sacks of corn,
nineteen hundred snd twenty sacks of cotton
seed, thirty-elght bales Of hay, and ninety
sacks Of potatoes. she lesves to-dsy-Cspt.
BowmIn in Communicative Tucker arrived
from Columbus with three hundred md twenty
nine sacks Of potatoes, and one hundred and
seventy five sacks Of corn. She returned in
the evsning....The Col. Morgan, from White
river, had tbirty-tWo cattle and fifty hogs.
she returned in the evening The Alonzc
Child will be in to-day with an immense LOAD
from New o leans....Tbe Quitman, from New
Orleans was delayed by taking soldiers aboard.
She win be in to-dAy....Ths Bracelet, Ne.
hawk, Admiral aAd niil are at the landing.
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FLOUR.
EVg9aEQM.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Fee. EeeatE.

! CTILLMAE & BREEN will receive Confederate
- State Bonds at par for all debts duo and for goods
ST M X BREBF,
aet-Im Second street, Memoirs, Tenns
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g7 D.. Dshsrty went to the door OF Mr..
Sselig on Poplar street and asked the way to
some road be wanted to find. Mr.. Seslig, WHO
was at dinner, said be did not know. Doherty
then demanded that be should come to the door
and show him.. Mr.. Seelig declined to leave
bis dinner for a useless object. Doherty then
drew an old pistol, and swore be would make
him come. Doherty was introduced to the
police, and the Recorder charged BIN twenty
dollars for bis determined search after know
Eadra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

SECOND AMATEUR CoNcERT.-Uhdsr the
management OF Prof. Katzsnbacb, a second
concert Of pieces selected from the best com
posers will be performed on Friday evening at
the theater. We have time tonight only to
state that the Missrers, which attracted so
much attention at the previous concert, will be
repeated extracts from Trovstore in costume,
Including tie Anvil Chorus, will be given.
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For Hicfnsn ga Co7uu615
Asmphis and vicksbarg O. g. AailLiae.

THE hue racksl CeTTOE PLsNT Id g. 4,
i wick. master, leave- a. sbJye WhD- 49,
NEsDAY I%SthIiust., IS ?. %. $500
For WEIGHT or psAsaee syDty on hoarf. s.T 3
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ArrEvrIoN INDEpENDENT GuAnn.-a

ATTENTION lEDEPENDENT GUARD.-Attend
a meeting Of your company at your dHIl room
in the Adams Building, at 8 o'clock this
(Tuesiay) evening. The company has under
gone a reorganization and will drill hereafter
only once a week, every Tuesday nig5t. All
persons whose names are on the nIl are
earnestly requested to attend.
JAS. E. HEATH, Captain.
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THE splendid passenger steamer II D, 49,
i MEARS, Berry. master. wa leave as LU
Gbovs on y KDsESDAT, % b, 8 Pm. 80
FOR freight or passage a1pyt 90 : G HCAASU&. or
JsRRY d. BANK agents,
sslT-2t IS Erect row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

ca The managers Of he Society Of
" Southern Mothers'' for the 7th Ward ac-
knowledge the receipt Of 3 very liberal supply
Of food and money, at the rooms, from the
members in The ward during he past week.
To those persons in the ward, not members Of
the organization, who have so generously re-
sponded to our call, our thanks are especially
due. With such spirits to aid u, We can
eheerfully discharge the arduous duties Of our
Office.
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lVnaber, Lumber

TU5T RECEIvBD-l2s, O09 feet clear white Pine, 1,
u IL. 2 and inches thick; 80. 90 feet dried white
and yellow Pins Flooring; 100000 feet sawed Oedsrs,
for building purposes, posts etc.f . general assortment
Of Fencing O,O00 sawed and cut Lathsi 10000 heart
Ovoress raft inch Shingles, and 70 ,oo8 Fire Brick, In
addition To our already large stoa q Lumber, Doors,
sash. Blinds, etc, which We viii SAL low for cash.
nr4-iySdp ~ 3. COCHRAN 4 BROS.
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Q0mmertlxl 8gattsts.
WEEKLY Report OF THE MARKET.
FURNISHED FROM THE mERcHASrs'
MEMPHIs. seplember u. 1861.

MEMPHIS, September II, 1861.
LNoTE.-The quotations given in the following re-
view, it must be understood, are wholesale prices,
except where otherwise noticed, AMI that in all cases
in the filing Of small orders, higher rates will be
charged.
Business in eur general market continues active be-
yond precedent at this period OF the ssssou-the remark
applying 70 every leading article OF produce and me!-
ehandise save cotton, in which the weeks operations
have been on a moderate scale. The capacity OF our
various railways with perhaps a single exception, is
taxed to the utmost in transporting the immense amount
Of goods ana produce seeking this market, while our ex-
ports furnish -mple employment for no less than fifteen
ireisht trains weekly, 20 say nothing Of the hesvy trade
ej yed by orr various southern and up-rirer packets
fully equsIins in itself the entire trade Fl the city .
sU years since. In tobacco vs. note an active demand,
with prices stll tending upwsrt. A good deHsnd has
also been expressed for bacon, pork. salt, sugar, coffee
aud moIssses, lard and whi'ky, for all which The market
Is drm and st considerably sdvsI cd figures. FluuT has
been active snd unchanged, while in wheat with scaEt
offerings aud = brisk demand, prices are more in favor
Of sellers. There has been an sctive spscu alive move
meat in corn. which has improved loo 2 bushsI, and in
hay and oats which are 4 shade dearsr than LAST week.
Ia ansncisl circles We note q decline in gold to 10 Z ct.
buying. snd selling rates, while silver Is stu
firm st8Gl2, buying and sell ng. southern exchange
and New Orleans bank bills are IN fair demand at 10 p
cent prem UNI.
The suspension OF specie Tag ments By the banks Of
New Orleans was made known Jes;srd-y. but too late to
have any general effect upon the rates Of exchange for
the day. It Is gsnersuy believed, however, thst 8
speedy snd material decline will be The result.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR THE PAST
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HTcEEe HoRsEs.-It is a fnssbls ofenss
Eve 80 kitcbed about the Mothers Hospital
yesterday, were liberated and driven of in the
streets. The police are about to arrest for a
REPETITION o. She ofsnse. Eques:rians, look
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

No Co1LISIoN.-A report was prevalent yea
terday that q man was killed BY q collision on
the Bismphis ard OliO railroad on Saturday
evening; the officers OF ske road know Of no
such occurrence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

A HEARTY WoEAE.-Nansy Hearty was
fined ten dollars by Recorder Moore yester
day, fer striking q policeman who was en-
gagged in making an arrest, on the back with =
ct .cL Of fire VOID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

Coon PAVEMENT The best piece Of street
in the city is on Jefferson from Front row to
Main street. It is the Nicholson psvsment,
AMI 50 Gar does well. Pity it cannot be kept
free from mud.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

FATAL 0oCURHENcE.-on Friday night q
soldier on. on picket guard in the neigbboThOod
Of Columbus sat down on the track Of the sSil-
road and fell sslsep; a train came along and
he was killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

RAILROAD MEETING. An advertisement
this morning informs the stockholders OF 'he
Memphis and Ohio railroad that a meeting
viii be held October Tn, to elect thirteen
directors for The vesr.
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DR.. J. Il. mcLean7s Volcanic OIL
Imminent,
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN WORLD. FOE
EFHM nR HuAGn


fhOgsands 81 human beings aaEs been saved life
decrsmtude and MISERY By the ass Of this invalrsbls
Eminent. Il viii relieve pain aiuest instantaneausiv.
and It Will cleanse, 2urtfy ana heal the fculest sore fn
an Incredible short tine. Eeiezu's Valcanie Oil Lin
iment will relteve the most iHFeteTs,s cases Of Rhe1-
matism. Goat or Ns1rslga. For Paralysis, Contracted
Muscles, SbGneSs or Weskness y The Joints, HuSrlr-
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cure sore Threat, Hesdachs or Esrsrhs. Tor Brrrs ~
scalds, or any Pats, tis a. i~nfaiibla remedy. rry f
and you wiz Bns Il an Indispensable remedy. Keen
always On hGGd.
Planters Farmers, Or any one having charge Of
horses, win save money b HsDs HcIean's Volcanic Oh
L~iniIqent. It is 3 speeay aid IUfa lbls cure tor Cans
SPrains, Chztss, Swelling, L2neness; awesrsv sores
wounds &leRhes, OF any external dissase. ny IL
and yCs Etl1be oonginced
"a. J. H keLzAE, ssis Proprietor,
s.. Louis, Glse8uri.
For sale IN Memphis ry 4. 2. EAFsFIKLp q Coz
also b a. e. 406ES = 90, and VAR 3 kcJLss
LAND.
Also By FoTEER 4 KKHEIE, IS Jsherson-st rear
Est once, genera dealers ~ all poP1lar fssluy nsdi-
anss, i~a22-dFss
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CRowBED.-OUr hotels are crowded. Atthe
Gsyoso it is difficult at meal times to move for
the crush, either cup stairs, or down stairs, or
in the ladies' parlor." At the Worsham, the
place 70 eat lots Of good dinners, the polite
Mason and the wsTiks Rsmbsut are kept busy
Ia attending an overflow Of guests. Al the
Co nmsrcisl, Jones, the worthy host, has, also,
a house full. There is no lack of travel and
strangers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

AEaIvALs. Among the arrivals at the
Gayoso yesterday was A5jt. H. B. Brewster Of
Gen. Johnston's staff; also Gustavus A. Henry,
Esa the eagle orator Of Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

FoUxD.-OHing to a notice given in the
APPEAL, officer Morrison yesterday found the
four city checks be had lost. They were found
At the corner Of DsSoto and Union streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

FoREsrALLINa.-For buying articles in the
market 70 sell again, John Richie was brought
before the Recorder yesterday and fined FIVE
d,fisra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

REcoRDER's CoURr.-At this court yester-
day there were twenty-five cases., and SlO9 %
was collected in fnes. The amount Of fines
collected last week was S507 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

ATTACKING THE D--For breaking
down the door and violently entering the house
of Mr.. Tenief, and for ssssHltipg Mr.. Teufeis
lady, Constable O'Herron yesterday brought
Mrs. Ssroh before Esquire Fir, who will ex-
anime tie charge this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

ENTERTAINIEG-Five negroes in 4 body
were on Sunday seen leaving the saloon Of Mr..
SAWYER, who had to pay ten dollars for enter
tanning them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

SuEpsy TRAgING.-For doing business in
their saloons on Sunday, John Meyers and
Fred Russell were yesterday fined by the Re-
cordsr, twenty-five dollars each, and Russell
ten dollars extra for making a nuisance. Rus
sell appealed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

CAsrEo.-The members Of the Casino are
invited to appear at their hall this evening
at half-past two O'Clock, for the purpose Of
attending the funeral Of Captain Hamilton.
LIE D~IRErroRY.
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II The Maynard Kifss vii, meet at the
Memphis and Charleston railroad dePU5 this
evening, al 5 O'Clock, for attention to import
ant b~uriasss. By order OF
Z A. CnLR. Cantain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

WHO Is BErsEY PIT is stated on public
p~lseards that +" BetseJ'' viii be at the theater
TO night; bu- VINO is BstssY2
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SELF div Aljt 1921 Regiment T. NJ.

ATTENTION, CONFEDERATE GUARDs-You
ara hereby requested to meet at your drill
room, in Adams Block, this evening, at 8
O'Clock, to 5tlsnd the funeral OF the late Capt.
Hamilton. A full attendance Of the members
il requested. By ogder Of the Captain.
]. B. NILLER. o. S..
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REPAIRING.-Cspt. Thomas is taking up and
r5laying the flooring and making other repairs
about that miserable structure, the Jail.
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Beats Leaving,

FoR ST FRANCIS RIVER The splendid passenger
packet ST. Francis No. ,, Capt. T Y. Bowman leaves
this evening Tor Helena and the 81. Francis river.
Larry HarmstAd, agent.
FoR NV ORLEANS The splendid passenger boat
G aud Dute, Sam A%epleEste, MASTER, will leave as
shove tAis evening ats o'clock. z. H. Williams y Co
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l.
aorning, i: sep.. Y, 1861.

oIL-COuncil meets tomorrow after
"a, not to-day, on account of Capt. Hamil-
toms funeral.
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T1HE slegsnt plssesgs packet ALONZ). -
4 CatlD. DsHayens master. viii leave laA1Af7
A. above on tuesday. 17tn inst .as6 p go
JAS 7. B0UhNE x CO Aqenfs.
esf5-Qt
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RY- A choice stock Of dry goods for sale
Refer to Messrs. Sample, Mitchell & Co.,
Madison street. sepl2.10t'
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CLFAEsrNe.-Capt. Thomas has set his
hands to clean and purify the street and allies
around the hospital OF the Southern Mothers,
and given directions that it shall be kept free
from nuisance and filth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

MEEFHIs AND OHIO RATLRoAD.-The re-
csipts Of this road, from all sources, for the
month Of August, foot up ~S37,69413 The
earnings in August, 1860, amounted to s14,-
361 90; increase, $23, 722.I5-which is equal
to one hundred asd sixty-svs per cent. This
win Be gratifying intelligence to its numerous
friends as well as TO the stockholders who are
directly interested. We have no doubt now,
nor have we ever had, that this road viii prove
to bo one Of the most wisely projected and sue
eessfuI roads in the South.
A RARE CHAHcE-We beg leave to cali
The attention Of our capitalists to an sdvsr-
tlsenent in another column. We sincerely
hone shat sons good house win respond to the
call, ard form a nucleus in this city for direct
import and export With Europe. Memphis
holds a position beyond all csvll or doubt
equal to any other in the Confederscy, and
here Is a movement in the right direction to
make her fhe great importing metropolis for
the Southwest The importance Of this Euro
pean connection, cannot be too strongly urged
upon our citizens.
FuEERAL OF Carr. HAMILrox.-At three
O'clock this alternoon-not four as was stated
vesterdsy-tbe body Of the lamented Captain
Hamilton viii be conveyed 70 Elmwood Gene
terry for interment, from tbe house OF Mr.. Gal
lowsy, on shelby street, between Besl end
Linden. All the military companies OF the
city are requested to be present. 1t is sug-
gested as a teken Of respect f-r the memory OF
one who was ardent in bis devotion, and who
died from exeTtion On the field OF G,ty, that the
various stores and business houses should
elise at tue above named hour, 3 O'Clock. Let
# be seen that Memphis knows how to testify
her appreciation Of the patriotism cot tbs
spirit that's gone"
Barrie CoMIEG.-The latest arrivals from
Columbus DECLARE that a battle mus be Tough.
there very soon, perhaps to day. On Saturday
a. four o'elcck in the evening, two Lincoli
guDboats, The ConcsfogG and Leriagt0n came
down, aud taking a position above Columbus
40 a. to have the bluff between them and th
eopfedersts's battery-they threw four shells
one Of them when over the town bursted in tb
air /: had It fallen before bursting The effect
rrobab,v would have been terrible anoshe
f.If in The river another bursted over 1homp
sop's camp, and the fourth fell below To
csmp. We learn from a Columbus coFrssPon
dent that on Sunday the steamboat Cramps
commanded By CAPT. Marsh Miller, was fire
lato Lv the enemy's pickets several BAN
Dsssed through The pilot house, and two strue
vsry nssr Capt. Miller, bat be and the res
escaped injury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

The SoIREE HUsIcAL.-Tbe proceeds Of
the Soiree on Tuesday last, were S516 33; ex-
psnsss S74 50; the net amount, SAL IS was
presented to Col. NJ. F. Moore, Tor the use OF
JEFF. Thompson's regiment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

A Ball FROM The ESEmY.-Capt. Sam.
Cabell OF tse steamer JEFF. Davis, has placed
in our possession a ball fred from one Of the
Fedsral gnnboats during the engagement on
the river. near Columbus, a few days since.
It is a thir-y-two FOUNDER, and rather a danger
Gus looking customer. It struck the landing
at Camp Lucas Bend, q few moments after the
JEFF Davis mad backed out to participate in
fbp frsv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

CANDIDATE FoR TIE SUPREME JUDGEsHIP.
We call attention to the announcement Of the
Hon. 10. c. Guild as a candidate for a seat On
the supreme bench, made vacant by the rssig.
nation Of Judge Caruthers. Il is hardly nee
essary to say thst be is in tie highest degree
qualified for the position eo which be sspires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

TTHE splendid freight and l~ssyc-z=r -
i steamer GRAND D.KE, sam. APPLE L
cate, master. VIII leave a. above TBIS-
DAY, I7th inst a. O'clock p. N
For fraigh- or uLa.a.a a.n-v IN l-arl. aaI--ll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

OWNER WANTED.-A pair Of spectacles
found in their case, awaits an owner at the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

SHooTNG.-John McCue, mate on a steam
boat, sad John Z. Bennett, were before Esq.
HILL yesterday on a charge Of shooting with
intent TO kill. Their examination takes place
this morning. They were arrested By Consta-
HE O,Hauo1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

NIw BRIDeE-Brown's Avenue, east OF
DeS9to street, has been long impossible for
want Of a bridge. Avery convenient one was
finished there yesterday. It was put up under
the superintendsBce OF Mr.. Hefern.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

TIVE steamer ALOEzO Cribs, DaHa- ~
4 veo. master, will leave IS a-oFs-on Eszt4
fUE.DAY, I7td instant. a. 5 oIc Jck ? ~. -
For freight or passage ap8ly 70
THOS. e. WILLIAMS & o AEeuts,
sfl>Et 80 3 Howard, Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

MuITARY.-The commissioned and non
commissioned officers OF the 172d regiment
Tennessee militis are hereby ordered, by Lieu
tenant Colonel NJ. NJ. Sesy, commanding, to
meet at tie dril room, on the corner Of Beal
and DeSotO streets, on Tuesday evenings, and
at the North market house On Friday evenings
Of each week, at u O'Clock P. Il. By order.
GEO. c. GRAY,
sfT div AIi,t 172t Regiment T NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

C. S Mail Line for Dss arr, Arglsa auf "a k~s.1-7rs.
Y7Hs rsEulsr passenger packet EAy-
L AWbA VALLEY. Price. master. viii Lr9 Z
leave a. above % TUESDAT. IT'D In-t, @A
at o'c0cS P. N. For freight or passdsp apply %
sei6-2t EAKGSTED Ag-rt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

DEATH OF DA. JoRpAE.-Our paper Is this
morning unfortunate in the announcement it
makes Of the death OF patriotic men. To the
death CT two Of our own eminent citizens, we
must add The announcement Of that Of a dis
tinguished citizen of a sister State, Arkansas.
Dr.. John A. Jordan, a prominent citizen of
that State, died in Little Rock, on Sunday ! st.
lie vas born in North Carolina about the year
1916. His psrshts, at an early day, removed
to Montgomery county, Tenn. His father
sent Lin to Jefferson College, Philadelphia,
Pa, where be graduated with the first honors
Of bis profession. He removed to Arkansas in
1910, frsm which time TIL bic death be was
a citizen OF that State. Having amused a
big fortune, in 1882 he marrisd an smiAble
lady, Miss - johnson, who, with three love-
" children, nourns bis departure. The loss
to the State At this time Is irreparsbIe, as he
has been buslly engaged, since the breaking
out OF the present troubles, in transactions OF
great Importance to its interests.
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Notice.
Summarizes,

DFgTsGFG68s
on CASKS London Ale,
~ % casks London Porter,
10000 ClEars, asssrtet,
Is barrels Od Apple Brandy,
5barrels Old Peach Brandy,
20 \ casks COgnac Brandy. 20 \ casks do. DO.
1 pipe old Oognac Brandy,
/ pipe Holland Gin,
% baskets Piper Heidsick Champagne
IS b skets imitation %. do.
8 barrels No 3 Msckersl,
100 barrels Louisville Cement,
81 boxes Telsgrsph Matches,
cases Eutmegs,
10 bags Black Pepper, 20 R. Ginger,
100 bags Extra Flour,
80 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
so barrels pure Bourbon WHISKY.
seq FLOURNOY & CRAWFORD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

DEATH OF THE Hon. r. G. PAYNE.-It is
with sincere regret we announce the death Of
our late State Senator, Hon. Robt. Garrett
Payne, who expired in this city at six O'Clock
last evening. It was our privilege to know
the deceased WELL not only in public life-in
which his unusual oratorical talents and his
aptitude for business made him both popular
and use'ul-but in bis domestic sphere. AS q
husband and a parent be manifested a devo-
ton to the welfare and happiness of those de-
pendent uprn him rarely equaled. His dispc-
sition was warmly afsctienats, be was prodi-
gal in bis generosity and penurious only
to bimself. II March last be lost his
amiab!s partner, a woman OF large
heart and amiabIe qualities, to whom
he was married at nineteen. He nOurned her
loss with deep sorrow, and soon be has been
called to rejoin her. He leaves behind bimtwo
Sons, both Of which are in the army, and two
daughters, unmarried, who reside in POcshon-
tas, Ark He returned from a visit to them
on Tuesday last, and complained OF sickness,
which resolved itself into a malignant form of
bilious fever, from which be could not recov-
er. He was a native Of Culpepper couHty,
Va. From that place, while Mr.. Payne wss
very young, his father removed into Middle
Tennessee.
Five years ago Mir. Psyne removed to this
city from Columbia. Re soon took his place
with the lawyers Of the first rank at cur bar.
He was sft,rward appointed railroad COM
missioner for the State, the duties Of which
Office be discharged With great Industry. He
wss two years sgo elected 5snstor Tor this
district, and was the most active man in our
State Senate. He wss foftv-nine years Of age,
and vas buried last evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-17

WAErED.-Two meat aud vegetable cooks,
two to do chsmberwork, and one good washer
and ironer. Apply at the Worsham House.