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eso"tng at o'clock. Bourne d Co agents
foH WHITE RhLA-the passenEgr p9SNs, haaa.
|- .nst',t bourne s C., AGENT
TIE OlERroN HospTTAL.-The report at
l+, bo.,it.I last pirbt was that the wounded
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men, DIS d general ''Ns' "eie P.'s.'es"s 'a'o'
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LUMBER LuMRERI

lust received $4,000 feet clear White Pine -7z
- one snd a half two and three inches chick. Sd O11
feet dried White and Yellow PINE Flooring. 2pI COO 49,
sawed eedarh Tor 1lidns purposes posts. etc q gen
-ral assortment Of Fencing 10000 sawed ~ 81.
Laths' aJuO heart Cypress half inch sbsuzes snd
N.uOO ire Bricks, Do addition TO our already large strrk
Of Lumberr Doors. Sash. Blinds. etc. which ~ v71
sell low for cash
u~rfIy2dp n n COCHRAN 4 BPOs
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NIENruns. November Is. 1856

DEAR SIR: VIII you be kind enough to ten
der my sincere thanks on behalf Of the sufferers
IN the late battle at Columbus, to the Ladies
Aid Society" for their liberal contributions. The
cases viii be gratefully received and wiz be re-
tanned for the use Of the Oyerton General Hos
pitaI, al tits place. We have already here the
greater number Of the wounded, and are daily
expecting the remainder.
Accept my thanks also for the kind offer to
comply with any further requisiton for supplies.
I shall be happy to avail myself Of it should
future exigencies render it necessary.
am sir
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-16

FoGEwooD HosPrTAL AssoCIATIOS.-We
have received from the Ladies Edgswood Hos
p;taI Association. 3 lengthy card, and thankfully
acknowledging the receipt OF numerous outibu-
tious. forwarded them ior the benefit Of the sick
soldiers Of our armies. That these gifts Of our
patriotic citizens were i~udiciously appropriated
we have the best evidence. During the stay Of
Col Gaats regiment OF Arkansas volunteers,
the undivided attention Of the ladies was bestow-
e5 upon its sick, many of whom are yet in the
Institution. but mostly convalescent, The man
ayers beg leave publicly to express the thanks
OF tie association fJr the favoTs Of the public,
AM trust. through them TO those whose misfoT-
-uue it has been, to be stricken down with
disease On their march to meet an enemy who
seeks % invade our heretofore peaceful country.
The oHicialS1f the association are Mrs D. Nc
Lean. pres.lsnt, and Mrs. B. B. Waddell, sec
retarv. The trustees viii continue to devote
their attention 20 those who may seek an asylum
with ta.u-ea1l- the sick or the wounded.
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EXCITEMENT NOT OyER-Messrs. Cayce a
Son regues. US to remind the ladies of our city
and country. that they can save money by at
tending the auction this morning which Will be
for thsr special benefit, having such goods as
they must have sooner or later, they say now
Is the time. Seats VIII be prepared for ther com
fort We speak for the euterpIising gents a good
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-r.rsspER's CorRT-Ile Recorder had
eleven cases yesterday, one party paid his fine
SO. aud five were put ou the chaiu-gang' one APP
.- one was ordered thity-une Iashes, three
were discharged. The charges were four for IN
tox.catian. two for fighting, four for INSIDE
ms.rgr. and one disorderly.
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NRTICE :

LARGE stock % DRY GOODS. HATS CAPS
n Boots aut shoes. for sale. for cash, At a reasonable
per cent on Philadelphia cl-t. The stock consist. rf "a
ware y Of al kinds Of good ususIy kept in a country
store. Apply 20 j. r. B~LLINGsLEY.
Aberdeen.
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The friend, and acquaintance Of J. d. EossER, are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence. on Poplar street, THIS Saturday MORNING
o. 10 O'Clock
Hacks via be 10 waiting at J. IN F.aherty's on
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ATTENTION!

HAVE been Authorized by Haior-G-usrsl Polk 20
4 raise o REGIMENT tor twelve month"; service. by
-eucampment Will be q. Jackson, Teus. Captains hss
ing companies 1e-iIgus Of joining my regiment, viii
p tase report 90 ne at Jackson Those furmiug CON
psuiss in btClrur md adjoining counties. wiz report 90
me through j. ~. Doherty, Egg. at Decarury c. When
a sufficient number az companies are raised 60 form g.
Regiment they viii lee duly mustered into service and
armed by the Government. But to avoid any cont ne
gsncv, those having arms are requested 70 bring them.
uOi2 I'm JOHN J. CGK
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !

TyI>E WATER POWER, on Stone riyer, in Ruther-
Il ford county, seven miles east of hurfreesDOro, In
sight Of the turnpike. New Stone and Cedar dam ard
abutmeuts ready for the construction q machinery. II
il a rare chance that such property Is offered for sale.
will Sc I one ha or all Of it. A-o, my Feds. three
and a half miles from Tal'ahoma- OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Fails thiriytour feet and est
1'ated m tbirtv.t,yo horse power Twill sell 50 that q
man can make hfy per cent. on the capital invested
Address l. n. w, Sulyhur Wells,
- ~ Tenn.
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SUGAR AM MoLAssEs-C. j.. Seldom d
Co. have opsneda commission house on Aadi-
son street. where they viii do a general mercan-
III. business. giving special attention to the az
ticlas Of sugar and molasses, which they are re-
raiying d.rec; from the plantations. Mr.. Seldom
IS well known as one OF the Proprietors OF the
Gayoso Savings Institution Bank, and is an eE-
ps-isp,ei business man. See their advertise
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Tre TuRraENTH TENNEssEE-"e are
graz D To- .el-u that the whole num5eT O, the
reported missing in Col Wrights regiment have
le,a-a.r TO camp. The total loss, therefore is
conn. I'd FIN the Killed aud wounded heretofore
r-Ll..t-I
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smgar ID H~EOIasses-

We WIZ Pc In receipt Of lsrge lots Of SUGAR ana
MOLAseES direct from plantation. which viii be OH
on ieTes at Tow hg-rs. We ilvite the attention Of the
Wholesale city trade 20 cur facilities for srDnIvi,v ~
demand Tor either or both articles.
CU4MINS. EDWARDS & 20
n'-im NoA 7 and Bradley Bio.k.
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COPARTNERSHTP.

TNiE under-igret have entered into a copar.,a-.bi,
L for the Transaction Of q wholesale Grocer "a
Commission business. under the style Of CVWwrVg
EDWARDS q CO., 20 date from 1T November. I5s
EDW. :. GAY.
r L. EDWAEDS
nollm A. 4. NM
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NOTICEi
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad }
Change of Time.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 2I5.

HEADQUARTERS FRST DIyISl0N-WEsT-)
ERN DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, KY, November 9th, le6l.
THE object Of Special order No. Up, prohibiting the
sxportation Of Grain from within q specified dis
trIet having been accomplished. 70 far as Indian Corn Is
concerned. that article in futurs Is allowed 10 be shipped.
All Wheat grown on the east or The Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, may be shipped . such points as the propre-
tors may choose.
By coRmand Of MEjor-General POLK.
Z. d. BLAKE,
Captain @. S. A,
uos-Iv Acting Assistant AdjutantGeneTa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-16

TIE CITY YEsTERDAF-The proclamation Of
President Davis was cbssryed to the letter in
this city yestarday-PubHc Offices, banks and
stores. and places of business. were closed as on
SUNDAYS. The churches were wei filed, and
sermons were preached strongly appealing to the
feelings Of the audience. Almost the only mat
tiers fas- disturbed the Sabbath stiffness were the
anfyas of the Yazoo and Bracelet with more OF
the wounded from Columbus, and of the Ingo-
msr with the prisoners taken at the battle Of
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FAAsMANN,s ERON TgE !
FOR SALE!

saw and GRIST MILL. with two rE1 az Stones,
n ia Upton county, Tennessee, Iu O. Wheat raising
district.
There sra six acres Of LAND and some sixty head Of
HOGS, which viii be sold with the Mil
Price twenty dVs hundred dollars. Apply BY letter
or 10 person to SAN'L g.. MCHuRTRY,
poruersvils,
no2 w5ws Tinfon county. Tenn
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SEWVyG MACHINES =!

ID EPAIRED, and new parts furuished II necessary,
IL no matter who made the Machine. We repair al
kind. We have Needles 70 AZ Howes, Taggarts,
Laid & Webstsrs, Grover q Baker,, Singers, Wheel
er q Wilson's, Wilcox q Fiuckle's and Lyons.
Clocks repaired.
Watches repaired.
Jewelry and SiIysrware repaired.
We are giving more attention than ever 10 at kinds
of repairs, having bat little csc a. present 10 do.
noiuly J. r MERRlMAN & co.
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Messrs. NInrk. Hrnenrv II -.

tiiaFh, Gregory 81 Co,
Z have been afflicted with The wont form of inward
Piles and q very bad d.arrLea- Ihay- been .reat.I by
'arioUs Phys.cisu,, who pronounced my case us1rab,z.
Finding no relief. Twas persuaded 70 ty your Am5ro.
asi OIL and after using one bottle, Iuas enabled TO go
about my Usual agocltion. Three bottles have cured
ms whole and sound, and wish 10 make this public.
tAat otacr sufferers Of this disease. The worst in the
world, uag try 10 and De- convinced as I hive been. t.a.
lis equal is not 90 be iound g. C. NIgEEEs.
Nashville, October 9Th. 1850.
For sale by Poster Il Meruin, Mansfield & Co Plum
mer & Gilbert, Ward d. HcClslsud G.. w. zones d 60.
or.9dav2w
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CORRECTED BY r. NJ AVERY, CASHIER OF The GAY
$50 SAVINGS INSTITUTION, MADISON STREET.
Euukablr Tennessee Money being She STANDARD
Bank of Tennessee ..- par Exchange Il nN Tenn -
Union Bank ..--.......V par Citizens ttuN----
Planters ban. mar Agricultural Bank --.-
Bank OF West Tenn - par Bank Of EAST iaun----
Bank of Chattanooga par Bank of Jefferson -.--
Bank of Nrmpli-.... nHr H8uk ,f Trenton --.--
Commences Bauk-----uH r Bank of Iasewrl----
Southern Bank ....... nar Bank 0l Claiborne. .--
Bank ui asHNII-.-.. dol
Gsuk ut Commerce ID I. uTH.# BAHF-
Merchant. Bllk.-. - dis South Ca.ufuI-------uas
Buck -Eauk ..--..--.g dis y. e.. Bank .-.-----S dis
Bank OF the Union % dis Georgia except Wild
Northern Bsuk Tenn - dis caD ..-----.-.-p par
Bank Of Psls-.-.-...5 dis Missouri Efuk-----..a dis
Traders Bank dis Wisconsin BIlks -.----
Farmers Bank ------.J ds Illinois Bauks.------.--
Bank of Middle Tenn ID dis Louisiana Bluks.----.par
cambridge Bank. 10 dis Kentucky Bguks---g prem
Oroee Bank -----. Do dis. State Bank Of Ohio
SIe.bvviIe Rsnk. 10 dis State Bank of Indiana
City Bank. Nashville -par Alabama BANKS dis
Bank uf Knoxville --u par Virginia HgaAs--------par
Bank OF AnerCa-..---- Confederate notes --. par
EvchasgC-SeFEI1g RGtg,
New 0rk-.-.-------- Cincinnati -------------
Philadelphia -------I Baltimore.
New Orleans .-.---I prem Gold .----------- prem
Louisville .--.---.-IO prem SIyyE-------------E prem
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INTER WORKS For SIZE

THE subscriber offers for sale the WATER WORKS,
consisting Of engine and it, appurtenances, tanks,
WAGON. water boxes, iron pipe, etc. Viii sell alto
gethe-. ortepATately, on very reduced terms for cash.
aupIv at the office VI ). B.. Weld, No 4 Mon street.
,,,T2Ivv W. =. LTTTI EJOHN
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THU lGR,
Just the Thing for the Times

Just the Thing for the Times
pEING the cheapest s7e-z'ast aud mos. effective
ID method of TANNISG ever ia u.e.
BY this process
Heavy sole Leather fs tanned u - TO- 80 DAYS.
Upper Leather, Harness Leather, q O., ID - -a 70 1ar.
Calf skins. IisLt XII. etc iu thraa % dra DAVIS
without oa b, mak'ug eEc-|eu- Leu her shr h. tog
Strength, SOLtneSS and Durability
IT, Equal 90 any made. Bark can De used E convenient.
without interfering with rte rapidly Of raruuE. Mo-
oil OF y.trio.- l~SUlpHu-i sc.i1 urfia5ir acid. alum sal
soda, or other acids or Ml4irs. Eor feuneI are used
sample 90. the Leather sen. TO oder.
State County g.d shop RICH f1r-a'e under a Patent
granted by the Cont C-Tafe S atea.
Ees- Of city references given.
address, iHc.J-tuE one dime, +. r. WAEn,
Memphis. Tenn.
No letter answered uIless it contain one dime
u0lU rs~I-
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THNss-We thank Mr.. Worsham, clerk Of
the lazo5. for a St Louis paper.
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NOTICE.

Memphis and Charleston r. r.,
MEMPHIS, July IL, 1861.
On n SATUR r., Egg C4HzSJ
~ DAY, the 18Th instant. the @
EVENING EXPRESS PASSENGER RAN vii %
discontinued
The THROUGH NAIL TRAIN. making close con.
nocti0ns AZ Grand Junction, Cod1th, Decatur, Steven
son and Chattanooga, will leave daily 81 $50 A. L. and
arrive al j P. N.
The Grand Junction Accommodation Train viii run
daily. lSu7davs eEceptsG, arriving At lO.31 4. N. and
leaving ST $50 ?. T. W. J. ROSS,
nol3 General Superintendent
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To THE SOUTHERN MOTHERS OF THE
Sr7e:rH WARD-Your past Hberality renders
Il unnecessary for rs to DO more than notify you
that on next Tuesday, the 18th inst, the week
commences during which you can enjoy the
privilege of sending in your donations Of foo
money to the rooms, and giving them and tie
ring patients your personal attention.
Tgr MANAGERS or SEVENTH WARD.
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WANTED,

4 SITUATION, by a Southern Lady. rs Governess
u iu 4 private family she is qualified 10 teach all
the Eugish branches and hasic. Address NJ F.,
uoI2 lw Memphis Post Office.
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LEMONS
Patent Crates =

AN prepared to IN an orders for Lemons Paten.
/ Crates. Also. to cure smoky Chlmneys.
Il LENON.
NOT en- Corner Linden and Causev streets
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a NOTE LOST!

PROMIsSORY NOTE OF HAND, inside payable
A to Or. speigsI for the gum Of one hundred doAsrs
witch fell due about the list OF November lshL /
rsf8 n, pr Speicpl the above amount sud lifted the
mote. and soon after dropped or Lost said note GONE
where in Memphis. Icaution all persons from trading
for said note. Is Il. IdoMAS-
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NOTICE no sEEEPPERS

MEMPHIS CHARLESTON i OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. OltJbcg oath. l-rl.
MO Freight will be received a. the river by the a'eu-
~ phis and Charleston Railroad Company except with
the privilege # storing aud iu-urlnE SO expense OF own
erg until II can be shipped The demands Of the Gov
eminent upon the Company for rolling stock t1 trans
port troops and munitions Of war, bias rst d-red his
course necessary. W. !. ROSS.
oc2J-Im General Superintendent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-16

Very respectfully,
RICHARD PORTS,
Asst. Surg c. S. A., incharge of Hospitals
w. c. Raymond, Esq, New Orleans, La.
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LOST or rISLAFD!

n ACCOUNT On The Qu~artermasters Department
"A for stock purchased, the amount being six thou
raud nine hundred and thirty dollar, lsryJD, payable
ninety days from date, and which is OF no value except
70 the owner. Any penon finding the same viii please
leave D. with Major Andersen, or the undersigned, az
the W0rsham House, where they viii be paid for their
trouble. fuol3 81 GEO. v. HERB.
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FOR HIRE!

TETE are authorized 70 announce Capt. WI NELLY
W al a caudidBue for County trustee 81 the en-uing
March election o~rfIref
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pr -. THOMAS pail me one bundled dollars aud
lifted the above note, ~ stated BY him, and soon after
told me had lost the said note.
u0lO w. 4 SfE'Hbh
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MIITTARY YOUNG MEN

NEGRO w0NAN-a z,od Cook. wssscr AID
IrsDsr t1.Igt5 Good Ut e',
V-Ir.s-- Frrut q "
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RRYAN,s ~ARTILLERY

FFW MORE MEN s-s wanted to complete this
Z Battery Of Artillery. for imued ate aCri g service
IN forms. equipments and board furnished free. Ap
DIV immediately as the office ar ta1n.yaus new build
f-y. shelby street, between Union street and the Gay
oso Honse. W. o. BRYAN
-.TITyV Taufafn.
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COIN! COIN!

GOLD! GOLDE GOLD!
WE wish 10 buy TWENTY THOUSAND o
~ LAR Of Gold and Silver during this week
We viii be permanently i'm the market now for Coin
and parties having 10 TO sell viii do wei 10 ell on us
before d.sposiug Of IL. Boiling q CO.,
e Mon street.
nSI1 Ivy Opposite Appeal Office.
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Horses, .E7SsEeS, cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, Carriages,
EF'RsOIGS, Farming ECessSjIS, etc,

Estimated IN number a. follows. TO wit: 4bout l2J head
Of Hogs, l5 Mules. 2 HpTses, II Oxen uui Besves. IL
Cows and Calves. p head Of Sheen, I B1ggv. 7 Car
rIlge, l Wheat Thresher / Wheat ran. lGin, J Wag-
on, 4 Market Nagoa, UO1-vho.d and Kitchen Furui
ture, Farming utensils, sud various other articles per.
tanning 10 the farm snd place
TERMS or SAFE The above mentioned property
vii be sold on q credit a. SIX mouths-lhe purchasers
20 execute noe. with approved fecuriry for tie pUr-
chase money. The sale will commence punctlaIy at
Il o'clock A. NJ on the premises, rs ABOVE mentioned.
Ohm g.. LAEsER
DOl3-dawtd Clerk and Master.
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HEWPBIs IHPROTED PROPERTY

W exchange for Arkansas Lsvec Scrip or Arkansas
R,nss Applv 10 y. B SHANk-,
pol02ns At Harrington, Howell a Co.'S.
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PEOUR.

1JOO Bells. FLOUR fer sale by
I1OO STANTON s MOORE,
noIOIv Front Row.
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angar. Salt and Whisky.

30 HHDS PRIME SUGAR.
~ 500 sacks Liverpool Coarse Sale,
10 bbis. Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
For sale low 90 the trgd- bv
THOMAS TROUT & son,
n0i4 30 No . SHELBY street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IS
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POTTER d. ELFWTr
SO Jefferson street. near P..- ga.ea.
by Mansfield q Co PLumms- o. Gilbert. Ward Z
NcLi-Usnd ami O. IS Jones s. .r H.2-d-vr-.,
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Or. =. ~. .VcLea7l's E'OIraslf- OIL
El1RBsBBeBRL

=. II. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and PINE streets. So. Louis. no.
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LITTER EHo11 RICHauoND.


and Cari fjc- IS "a o6csr war IS popular vrtb
all lis Isy,lrls.- The SAINT. Hale lrdyos this
evening for White river. Our friend Dayy,"
the G., .fk. usu, his passengers well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-14
The Baltimore Ayyest.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 General B C Howard,
the peace" gubernatorial candidate for Governor
morning.
Mr. Bruce, one Of the city delegation, Of the
Legislature, mentioned among the arrests is out
the city; and therefore, the announcement Of his
arrest Is premature
The south newspaper, In Its issue of this after
noon, contains an announcement from the pri nten
thefeof OF the arrest Of the editor, and they saw
tnaI IN consequence, the publication Of the paper
will be suspended for the present
10 understood that warrants have been Issued
Ior the arrest OF all prominent secession members
OF the Legislature.
The arrest OF Mayor Brown IL supposed to be
on account Of expressions made by him In letter
TO General Dix, with regard to the payment Of the
old police, In which he says: 'T recognize In the
action OF the Government Of the United States in
the matter In question, nothing but the assertion
of superior force"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-14
Southern News.

LoursvILLE, Sept 12-The Evansville lind ]
Journal says the steamer Sue Evar, under CON-
msnd OF gun squad from that place, captured q
boat with 600 bbls. Of salt destined for the Con.
federscy.
The Southern papers say Capt w r. Lynch,
late OF the U. !. ~. has been appointed chief oi
the bureau OF detail end equipments Of lie Con-
federate army.
Colonel Jones, OF the Fourth Alabama Regi.
ment, died at Orange Courthouse, on the 26th
nit, from wounds received In the battle at Bull
Run.
The Nashville Union congratulstes the confed
crate states upon the election Of Gen. Albert
sydney Johnson 10 the command Of the western
division OF the Confederate army.
The army OF General johnson and General
Beauregard, lately known under the new style Of
the Army Of the Potomac, has been divided into
two corps, the first commanded by Gen Besure-
gard and the second by Gen. johnson Gen.
night to the supreme command, but waived 10,
and issues no orders without full consultation and
consent Of Beauregsrd
The Richmond papers are full Of descriptions Of
tomac. -
The rebel corps most advanced towards the
mon lines are regularly relieved by forces from
tne centre OF the army.
General Beauregard allows no civilian whatever
mac.
Colonel de viIlier,, of Ohio, captured some
weeks nee In Western Virginia, 10 said 10 have
escaped from Richmond In violation of his marble
The Union prisoners In Richmond now num-
Der fourteen hundred, and are confined I'm ave
tobacco warehouses By recent orders no more
visitors are admitted TO them Nevspaners are
denied to them, and the supply Of coffee and
sugar cut OF.
Capt. Gibbs, Of Florida, has been .pnointsd
provost marshal for Richmond
The panic in North Carolina has consider,blv
snbsided, and fugitives from the coast towns are
returning TO their homes
The battery for the defense Of Newhern IN M n
distance OF four hundred yards from the channel
and mounted with four long and three short
thlrty-two FOUNDER navy guns. Gen R. Ander-
son. just appointed to command the department
OF North Carolina had reached Newbern Large
quantities Of arms and ammunition Were on the
way to the same point
At New Orleans John Res, chief Of the Che
rokee Indians, publishes a statement that at a
mas meeting on the 2Ist ult, his people autho.
rized their authorities to form an alliance with
the Confederate Government, and that mou nted
regiment, under Col. Drew, will be raised for
the service.
Five persons were arrested on the 5th insta mt
at petersburg, Va, for counterfetng rebel treas.
ury notes.
Parson Brownlow was released from arrest on
the 9TH inst. w. A G. Reed, formerly a promi.
nent Union man Of East Tennessee took the rel
oath OF allegiance on the same day
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13.-Richmond advices saw
that seventy-fve guns have been mounted al Fort
Macon, near Beaufort, N. c., and that the bar
at Newbern has seven 32-pounders
Charleston papers say that fourteen vessels have
entered Charleston within q month, and thirty.
three from Wilmington, N. C. from which $50
700 have been collected for duties.