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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-19

q The Federal general at St Louis IS ruling
with a high hand, and by the following, from the
correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune, he con-
templates still further ~indignities upon such as
are supposed to entertain outherusendments
Something is going to happen of an important
character, if we may believe the Secessionists
and it would not surprise anybody if the some
thing should turn out an order from General
Haileck, requiring srery ieais iqhgbifIHt Of s..
Louis 10 be enrolled rs a Home Guard, and To take
an oath Of allegiance 10 the JEifsI states goreTu-
meHt. If the order quarterug Union refugees
upon secesh families created a CONSERVATION.
what would be the effect Of the last order 2 Now
that the secesh have a taste Ct what Geueral
Haleck can do, they think him capable of any
severity. 4 week ago his cUutrabaud order made
him the idol Of every Sscessiouist in town.. but
Is changed tue tune completely. The next
order will frightsn them still worse than ever.
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7 VIZ pay cash for a NEGRO WOMAN--o5d
4 houss servant. Apply 20
y. r. NILES, Helene.
ErkgHsas. or to-
81. X HILL.
defQ-Itr FUlu8Db;.
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y The city Of savannah, through the coun-
ell promptly forwarded $4,000 to the AID Of the
sufferers at Charleston.
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FOR REET-

NICE FRAME HOSE. with five ROOFS. -
on fernando r7af, I1-- ost-i1- rLa c3r11- f"sf
rate limits Of the ci y Apply 20 E5Hi
ID ~. GARTH, III
VITA 81. b. vHr- e. Co..
GaIgf2t Ia- rrtar street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-19

EAsg TENNEsSEE.-The Nashville Union, Of
the I7te, states that it learns from the members
of the Legislature from East Tennessee, and
others from that portion of the State, it has the
gratifying assurance that Lincoln's message had
produced a complete revolution among the Union
men. They now see the deception that has been
p~racticed upon them, and are taking position
with the defenders of the South. Lincoln's bold
advocacy Of the hsresies Of the aboItionists
shows them that they have nothing to hope from
him, and they are demonstrating their devotion
to the South, by dsnouncing the men who would
us, and declaring their willingness
to take up arms in defense Of our institutions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-19

EF We observe n statement that there is in
Union county, No. Al, about sixteen miles from
Charlotte, on the Charlotte and Wilmington
railroad, a fountain which in years past has
poured forth a rich abundance of the saline ma
terial. 1t has been used for sailing meat, and
pronounced equal to the best Liverpool" The
fact does not seem to be generally known to
North Carolina but as attention has lately been
called to it, would it not be web for the author
tiles Of that State to direct an investigation, with
a view to supplying in some measure the defc-
iency in the market.
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The BLENKER IMBROoTLO-It is said TO b..
a fixed fact, that Gen. BIeuker viii resign bis
command, and at no distant day. Ife has for
a third time rendered his resignation. urging its
acceptance, and the causes that have impeIled
him to this step are such as almost to preelrde
the hope of any reconciliation. These causes
are, briefly:
LIST. A GOODNESS growing ber9ee.I Blenker and
Stahl, in consequence Of the high opinion of the
latter's soldierly abilities eDtertained by the divi-
sion, and of Stahls growing influence. Bot this
IS a minor matter. "a. The formation of the
army into corps d'ar7nee, by which Gen. B.enker
would virtually surrender command Of his dfvi-
sion to Gen. Mcdowell, and relapse to the charge
Of a brigade, Gen Mcclellan, however, prompt
ly offered 10 prevent such a Consequence. 81.
And most important The constituencies of Gen.
Bienker as to certain charges of complaints with
peculatlon and fraud known to have been prsc-
iced IN his division to an astonishing entent
DR.. Schultz, qUartermaster of the division. IS
prominently involved in this unpleasant bust
ness; and BlenkeT's opponent claims that the
q-uartermaster's practices were not unknown to
the general.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-19

4 FULL supply for Spring owing At
u T. o. CRAIGS.
Wholesale snj De all Seed s-1.s.
delo-7Iw Corner Second ar5 Tui91 s--.-r-
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r The Charleston Courier says Among the
curious incidents Of trade developed by the war,
we may note the fact that a package of cam
phor was put up on Wednesday fer Nashville,
by Stevenson 81 Co, Hsyne street. 1t was
found, on examining receipts and invoices, that
this package was purchased from Nashville for a
Charleston drug house, and had been twice re-
turned directly or indirectly to Nashville, where
it is now going for the third time.
~ In the Kentucky HOUSE Of Represents
tives, a proposition has been made 10 expel the
eleven gentlemen who voted against the resoIu-
ton thanking those Kentuckians who had vol
unteerd in the United States army. The mover
said he wanted to " show them that they could
not give aid and comfort to the enemy with i'm
punity."
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Eject OF Lincoln's Message.
Movements Of Federal Troops.

News from Louisville of the 10Th says all the
Indiana regiments, which have minimum mum
Der of men, have been ordered to Kentucky.
This viii throw some nine thousand troops into
Kentucky during this and the coming week.
Roseucranz was expected to arrive in Cincin-
matt on the 18th, from Western Virginia.
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The Circulation Of tIgG DAILY
APPEAL is larger than tsIat o.
fire Daily CEfy Press Combined
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GRAsE EEEDI

900 BUSHELS CHOICE RYE For sale 1v
~tiyI EpTu- " o. q fEaFE
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NOTICE!

TUE ORD sANCE BUREAU Or The COE-g1E
i RATE STATES agr.es go fecsi-o al
Charcoal CSEG- BsaSE FFOss,
At Nashville. Mem5hi.. Fio--ure. Aa. or Chatan-6-.
on or brE e The Ii r. day OF J4Ir+fy. I-53. aud paT for
it IS per gro.s TIM 90 The p j7fr f rr.rrrv.
Iron delivered 90 Ma lyils. Ft1-- ~s or CrH-salaogg-
viii J- psit for by Lieut.lE. Il. W~e--. Nashville. on
receipt 81 agents. 90 be de-ig4it.- 5v La go -ta
points. Tia, delivered az v-llIis by Naar IS. p.
HINT J.. CO2Ea II. Colonel.
Chief 0f O-5--uca Blresu.
del+lT rictIu# uI. ST..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-19

w The Georgia Legislature appropriated the
sum of 100000 for the relief Of the sufferers
by the great FIRE in Charleston This is worthy
of Georgia, and c~ommendable in the Legislature.
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for their gallant conduct at the battle Of Lees
burg.
Adjournment OF Congress.
In is uncertain about Congress adjourning
many days during the holidays.
Personal.
Vice President Stephens health has much inn
proved, but Hon. Pliney Miles continues very
ill.
From the Potomac.
Nothing of interest from the camps.
Movements on the Coast.
CHARLESTON, (via New Orleans,) December
lS.-The Mercury of this morning says the Fed
~eraists now occupy Beaufort aud Port Royal
Island, supposed to be 5000 strong They have
erected a battery, near Port Royal Ferry, of
twelve pound Parrot guns, and are throwing up
intrenchments on Port Royal Island.
1t is also reported that a Federal launch was
fred into by our troops, and several Federals
killed.
Gen. Evans arrived yesterday.
Receipt Of the Foreign News.
The English news, just received, occasioned
great rejoicings at Charleston and Savannah
The m~ason-sIideI AGair-Eustructions 20
Lord LYONS.
NEW ORLEANS, December IS.-A special dis
patch to the Picayune from Norfolk, on the 18th,
says a flag Of truce from Fortress Monroe had
arrived with New York dates of that morning.
1t says England has sent commissioners with
special dispatches to Lord Lyons, demanding the
return of Mason and Slidell on board an English
vessel, or in case of refusal, to demand his pass
port. This intelligence has occasioned great cx-
element North, and much rejoicing here.
The Valley ant Plight.
RICHMOND, December 1S-A letter to the
Lynchburg Republican from an officer of Camp
Allegheny says our loss in the recent fight near
Valley Mountain was two captains, three leu
tenants and fifteen privates killed, and ninety
seven wounded.
The Federal loss was fully five hundred.
Gen. Milroy commanded the Federals, and it
is supposed was killed.
From the reports made by prisoners and
neighbOring people, Col. johnson acted most
g)alantly He appeared in the field dressed like
a wagner, with a musket in one hand and a club
in the other.
George Brown, brother of Gov. Brown, Of
Georgia, a private in the Hampton Legion, died
here tonight at nine o'clock.
Effect OF LincOln's Message.
The Nashville Gazette is reliably informedtha
twenty-eight Federal soldiers entered Gen. ZolH-
Golfers lines a few days since under a dag Of
truce, impIoring General Zollicofer to receive
them into his command as they were de ermined
to fight the South no longer, since they had read
the abolition tyrant's message. The whole num-
Der, twenty-eight, are now in the ranks with the
Confederates.
Movement Of Federal Troops.
News from Louisville of the 10Th says all the
Indiana regiments, which have minimum mum
Der of men, have been ordered to Kentucky.
This win throw some nine thousand troops into
Kentucky during this and the coming week.
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100 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.

NE wish % reduce our stock CvA5c- IL ,.-g1 Dbl.
" m1eh As pOsi3ls by the first Of Tt4-zrr7
aud propose Offering iEducen MS % buys.s s.r.- +.
these times OF high prices
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-19

We have the proceedings Of the l2th-the
ninth day Of the session. Blair, of Missouri, rose
to a question of privilege, and caused the follow
ing letter to be read as explanatory of some re-
marks be had made previously:
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advance of the Enemy.

Passengers by tO-day's trains report the enc
my crossing Green river in two places, and a
general engagement is expected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28
Land for Sale

HAVE ABOUT SEQ ACRES OF A
State Of Ohio the big seioto RIVER six miles west N
the town OF Marion 1t all fenced In about 400 acrss
deadned from four 70 eight years. good new Frame
houee on H. about 20 acres cleared; good log stabe;
the deading 10 well set In to tame grass and the biz
scioto for stockwater And will make 100 ceres ore
ready for the pow, take on all the timb A. under fteen
Of the very best quality and will take s26 per acre
Tor IT, consider worth OF least thirty three per acre
with 100 acres more cleared but must sell IT, there
worth were not obliged to sell. have also another
half section for sale. lying 10 the same section one half
deadened which offer for SIS per acre. Reference can
De mad by calling on Joseph Renck who knows all about
the land, or on the proprietor In Marion.
febl2'w4w VlLAW DAVID EPLER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28
INDlormrNrs FoUNp BY THE GRAND jury

INDICTMENTS FOUND BY THE GRAND jury
The following is o list Of the persons indicte'
BY the Grand Jury at the spresent (February
term of the Court Of Common Pleas, with tn
offences charged: ="
E. l.. John White, Thomas Smith, Henry Nor
ris, and James White-Riot. .,- b
2. Edward Daline and James sands-Keep
ing room for the sale of intoxicating liquors
80 3. Owen cleDnon and Cathsrine Glennon--
Grand Larceny.
A. Thomas Davis and w esley Davis-Assaul
with intent to murder. ot-e
S. Martha Fineran Robbery.
.ss &. Peter Petefaon-Having in possession
counterfeit coin for the purpose of selling ant
dIsposing of the same.
z. John Mcfarland with intent Il
murder.
8. Daniel Fleming Intoxicating
liquors contrary to law
Q. John Barger-Keepihg a room for the
( Hsle of Intoxicating liquors. t'0
10 Joseph Bennett-Ssme offsnse.
II. Edasrd Howard-Rape. ,i
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Twelve Reasons Why You should 60 TO No. ial,

Twelve Reasons Why You should Go to No. i2l
South High Street.
Because you can buy the best Clothing there
Because you can purchase without bantering
Because you can buy cheaper than at any 9th
or Store.
Because you can buy better made garments
Because you can certainly expect fair and hon
orable dealing. g-&
Because you can trade pleasantly and withou
vexation.
Because you can find a better assortment o
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings.
Because you can get your Clothing cut by ar
experienced and fashionable cutter.
Because you can buy more and better goods
for the same amuont of money.
Because you can buy at CLARK's New York
Clothing Store, No. l2l South High Street.
Because everybody goes there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28
TELEGR APFzIC!
nnPonrED roa THE sTAFEsmAN.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

1
IAAag iQOsya 0aAQd WAsnMoTox, Feb. s7.
The army bill was taken up.
Mr. Hale moved to amend that no officer Of the army
except Gen. Scott, receive over s5 900 per year.
Mr.. Powell moved to Include Gen. Scott. LOST
against 81.
Mr.. Hae's amendment was lost.
| After farther consideration the bill passed. y
The Vice President announced the reception Of com
municatlon from ExPresden Tyler, President Of oon
yentlon recently held in Washington, that the Conven
tion approved what was enclosed, asking that Congress
submit the same to the Legislatures OF the States Thu
Clerk read the proposition agreed upon, which Is mod
On motion Of Mr.. Crttenden, It was ordered to be
printed and referred 10 select committee, with nstruc
M IrSNEes.rs. Anthony, S Baker, Bsyard, Bislsr
Bragg, Bright, Clingman, Crttepden Dixon, Douglas
Fitch, Foster, Gwln, Hunter, johnson, Of Tennessee
Kennedy, Lane, Latham, Mason, Nicholson, Peafce,
NAys-Messrs. Bingham, Chandler, CLARK, collaner,
Doolittle, Durkee, HeSsenden Foot, Green, Grimes,
Hale, Harlan, King, Morrill,, Seward, Simmons, Sum-
ner, Ten Eyck, Trumbul Wade, Wilson-2l.
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Kilsore moved to lay pending proposition with
the pending amendment, VIII the 0rtenden and Kellogg
proopositions, on the table.
Mr.. Klgores motion was negatived--only IA af1rma.
tive votes viz Messrs Allen Beale, Burlington Carey,
Elliot, Farnworth, Grow, Kllgore, Potter, Sedgwlck,
somev, Waldron, Washburne Of Wisconsin, Wipdham.
Mr. Kelogg's substitute was rejected, 80 aganst15
The Crittenden proposition, as submitted byblr Glenn.
ems. was rejected, 30 against ll3. %
The question recurred on the nrst resolution Of the
series reported from the Committee.
Mr.. Sherman moved to table It. Disagreed to by &c
against lA.
Mr.. McOlernand asked that the Communication on the
Speakers DESK from the President OF the Peace Confer
ence, bo taken up. Objection was made. =,
Mr. Branch intellectually sought TO strike out OF the
resolution, that 1t the duty OF the federal government
TO enforce the federal laws protect the federal property,
and preserve ihe union q these etates. 20
The resolutions ad0ped by l3U krainst 81.
Tho jSintiesolution then came up.
Mr.. oorwin moved to amend 80 as 70 read, mo amend
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28

INrEREsTsa.--If housekeepers really under
stood the great difference that exists between
different brands OF Saleratus, as to quality
purity, and consequent reliability and healthful
ness, they would not long be without the bes
that is manufactured. DE LAND & Co.'S Sale
ratus costs you no more than any of the inferior
articles which are in market. He is using o
new process Of refining Saleratus, by which all
impurities are removed. This process is in use
at no other establishment in this country. The
quality of the Salsratus produced by this pro-
cess s very superior, and It s fast becoming very
popular with intelligent housewives. De LAND
& Co.'s Saleratus is for sale by most grocers and
storekeepers. Manufactured and for sale at
Wholesale, at Fairport, Monroe county, New
York. The principal grocers also Wholesale It.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28
Cincinnati Market.

FLoUR-in small lots, there was considerable trade
partly for shipment and mainly for the local retail mar.
ket. The last quoted range Of prices prevail.
WHBAU-was sold little more easily to-day, with A
fair trade for shipment. Those milers who are run
ming. found II very doule TO purchase anything at
Sl,00 and In most instances prime red brought 6o
l,o3. Some was sold at SIOiK. White Is quoted al
el,05 to a1.l2.
CoRN-on the ear, was 10 request beyond the supply.
and $40 atainabIe. sheed 10 neglected though in
but moderate supply. l, -,
0ATs-command 27zc but not readilv
BahLEY-hnds a ready market at zoe bat anythiuk
above this price Is more difficult Of attaining.
RYE-is quoted at SO to 60e SO is not easily had
.WHlscY-Sas advanced 10 15e and the consignments
o. the day were quite promptly disposed of.-OS Oor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28
-.n AYERS q q
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIIa,

the most eFectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this eyery-
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t 4 COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rrsssss of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence 1t should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrcfula, but also those other afIec-
tons which arise from 1t, such as ERuprrvz
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrRoxr's FrnR,
RosE, or ERYsIPELAs, PMPLRs, PusruIrs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoIts, TUMoRs, TifrzR
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RrNowoRa,
RnEuMATIsM, SYPuIIlTrc and MERcuRIA1, Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DRBlnlry, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VrrfA-
TED OR IMPURE Boon. The popular belief
in q Hfnpmity Of tie blood" is founded In truth,
for scrofula is q degeneration of the blood The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Safsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
= 'p's - - sasast1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28

10 The Cincinnati easstte understands that
about two hundred dollars will be realized from
the Democratic banquet at the Burnet House
on the evening Of WAsHlNeror's birthday, and
that the amount will be distributed among the
Orphan Asylums Of Cincinnati This, the Ga
sate calls "Good coming out Of NaEerath,' y
whence, by the way, the greatest good to man.
kind originally came, though the self.righteoui
aud sceptics of the time did not believe 1t pos
oihia 1900 It j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28

Disease Of the Skin, when such certain remidiei
PuMFiER, and McLEAN's VoLcANIc On LINZ
MEnT can be so easily obtained. The Cordial
will purify the blood thoroughly, and the Lini-
ment will cure any sore. See the advertise
rnank
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Is constitutional disease, q cofrunt;or ~ ~.
blood, by which this fluid becoIru y,,,s,~S
weak and poor. Being in the iisenis !; q. |, I,
peryades the whole body, and may burnt out
IN disease onany part Of IL 70 organ d iiss
nom It's attacks, nor IL there one which 4 NAV
NOT destroy. The scfofnlous taint d rRsiauslv
caused by mercurial diseasc. low livinr, A.
ordered or unhealthy food, implus AL fIllh
ana hithy habits, the depressing vices' ana.
above all, by the venefeA infection. Wbat.
ever be It's origin, IL Is hereditary IN tI,e c6,-
stitution, descending I" from parents "a childre,
unto the third and fourth generation I" indeed
II seems to be the rod Of Him who NV. IL
nwn visit the iniquities Of the fafhsrs upon
their children" e.1,, +, -fN'
:, Its effects commence by deposition ftom ths
Diood of corrupt or ulcerous matfer, which. IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
tuoercies; in the glands, swelbnfs and On
the surface, eruptons or sores. This f6ul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood. slenresuea
the energies of life, SO that scrofnlons lanstit,,-
tons not only suffer from sscrofajoDa ror,.
plants, but they have far less power ~ ;vith.
stand the attacks Of other diseases: eonso.
quently vast numbers perish bys disordera
which, although not scrofnlous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this taint IN tae
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human fainily has ifs oririn directly
IN this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the Liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of oil the organs, arise 1iom or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are acrofhlous:
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN.
lection, and their health Is undermined by Il.
10 cleanse It from the system we must xepoyate
the blood by an Alternative medicine. md IN.
yigorate 1t by healthy food ana eferciso.
Such medicine we supply IN ~ : -, q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28
Proceedings Of the Confederate States Con
lQi d. RreuD Iit l.

MoETaoMmY, Feb. 28.--Mr. wright's resolution fo
discussions permanent Constitution will be up fo
public consideration tomorrow. 40 t1 p. =
Mr.. Chiltons resolutions insructiug the Naval Commit
tee to Inquire into the propiey Of constructing several
iron plated sloops, was adopted sn'r = ID. I'D.
The act to rae provisional forces OF Confederate States
and for other purposes directs among other provisions
that the President shall take charge Of oil the military op
erations between this Confederacy and other powers
An act was passed to raise money to support the Gov
eminent. Itauthorres the Pre- ident to borrow fifteen
million dollars, payable in ten years, with interest pei
cent. The last section directs the evyng Of an expor
duty Of per cent per b cotton exported after the
1st Of August TO create fund 10 iquidate the prncI
pal and interest Of the loan. If.t-4r -
The Committee on Gags have not reported. Y v II .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28

A discount Of twenty Eve per cent. is allowed
to clubs ordering four or more copies Of any one
or more of the foregoing publications. Thus,
four copies Of Baokwood or of one Review are
sent to one address for nine dollars; four copies
of the four Reviews and Blackwood for thirty
dollars, and 40 on.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-28

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