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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
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State Of indiaao Marshall County. SIS:
In Justices Court.
John Coil.
vs Complaint on Attachment
sylvester Bcals.N
Tho plaintiff in the above entitled cause has
filed with me his complaint on attachment and it
appearing that the defendant, Sylvester Beals. is
non resident of said county. md a summons har-
ing been returned not served uoon him, he is here
by notified of the filing and pendencv of said
complaint and that unless he apper. answer or de-
muir thereto Mt the calling of said cause on the
18th day of December lS6l. at lUo'clock. a. m. j.
sad complaint will be hea' and determined in his
absence HENRY McFARLiN.J.
novel 4?tS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-26
THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN MCDONALD. :: :: Editor
Crowded Out.

A number of articles have been crowded ont
this week, but which will appear in orr next. Our
contributors must exercise sufficient degree of
patience toward us.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

UEADQCARIEES -3D BRIGADE TEsy. MILITIA
AENFuIs. November -, 1861.
In obedience to a special order from Gov.
Isham G.. Harris, commandments Of the mill
tie forces Of the State OF Tennessee, YOU are
hereby instructed TO take the most prompt steps
70 obtain from every captain within your com
mand, a fall and complete list Of every man sub
ject to military duty within MS district, and from
such list you vii, on the 18th inst, dsaii ono
half for active service.
In making this detail, You viii instruct each
captain to appoint three Of the most competent
and reliable men TO be approved Of by your iv-
ing within his command, to assist him in per
forming this duty.
These details should be instructed To supply
themselves with rati5ns suai,.ea. to subsiss
them until their arrival at rendezvous, which
viii be committed and paid for by Tue State 4;
after which, they will be subsisted by the Con
tolerate States. They should also be instructed
to furnish themselves with clothing, blankets,
and such other articles as are necessary, so far
a. their means viii allow.
Within three days after the details are made,
(Which viii be he 23th instant you will march
them to the general rendezvous at Memphis.
You willrePoTt your regiment 10 me at once.
in accordance with the militia law, 70 be %consol-
idsted ana transmitted 70 the acknowledgement
Of the State.
You will order ca2-sius Of c0mpauies 10 col
lect all descriptions Of arms suitable to the SER
vice within the bounds Of their districts, and
to return them (%unless in the hands Of a militia
man who may be detailed for active service to
you, to be kept subject 10 my order. for the pur.
pose Of supplying other companies or men with
arms.
All necessary expenses incurred In tho trans
portaGon Of the militia detailed for 0ctire ser
gice. viii be borne as follows: Before reaching
rendezvous, By the STATE. except that publ.
transportation viii be provided By the Coniede
rate States.
You must encourage good order and disciplin,
among gonr men, sud epjoin upon them ts da'i
Of respecting the rights Of citizens.
ANY volunteer company or companies tina
may be organized within your command, uude
Order No. u, viii Immediately report them
selves.
By order OF Bdg-Gen. James A. Carnes.
p ". ROTsTER,
Bngadier-MaiJr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
w.e,,s~ or fEe .yEemghis Uerzy.


At the meeting Of the c~iergymen Of the city,
Yesterday afternoon, the different denominations
Of the Protestant church, the Catholic, and the
Hebrews were represented. Rev. DR.. White,
Of the Episcopal church, was called to the chair,
and the Rev. Philip Il. Thompson, OF the Pres
bvtsrian church, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated that the object Of the
meeting was % devise som way by which the
.sir.osl wants Of be sick and wounded soldiers
Il. the different hospitals Of the,ciiy, might re-
ceiva regular and systematic attention. Afcr
discussing various methods by which the object
could be obtained, It was concluded best TO
mslnoriallze The government, 10 have a reg
ular chaplain appointed, and the following reso-
lal.ons were unanimously adopted:
Resolred. Ie. That the chairman and the sec
ratarv Of the meeting be appointed a committee
10 write 20 the Secretary Of War 20 inform him
al tie necessity Of having some resident chap
lain appointed to attend 70 the spiritual wants
az the inmates Of the several hospitals Of sick
and wounded soldiers il this city and vicinity.
Reso{rea. 2d. That the Rev. Charles Jones be
recommended IS O suitable person u I'll said
Office.
BIZ. Jones is a venerable and devoted minis
tsr Of the Baptist church, a native Of Georgia.
The great and increasing number OF the sick
and wounded soldiers IN oar midst, requirss the
constant attention Of a minister Of the gospel
Tie pastors in the city have visited the sick anc
wounded, and vii ~5ntinue to render all the as
.is.snoein their power Bot in the multiplicity
o.. tbeir engagements they feel unable to give
the regular attention which Is SO much required
The chaplain, II appointed, viii devote his Wick
tlnsto tie hospitals, and when a patient desires
70 sse a minister Of any particular denomina
ti,a. the chaplain viii notify the pastor. The
meeting vas characterized BY the most Pr'oet
sAraeEy ana maternal regari.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
Tbe Hlghesf .sr.. Of she serrloe.

Capt. W. 0. Grain, for a number Of years be-
longing to the United States army, has been
authorized by Gen. Polk to raise a company Of
light artillery for immediate service. The Off
GERS are now actively recruiting at different
points. Lieut.. John ". Harris Is stationed
here, to whom al applications for enlistment
may be made. Apply at his Office, No. IS Front
Row, mp stairs, or to Day & Proudft, No. 80
Front Ro1g. Lieut. John ". Harris will call
upon The citizens for money to aid in e~nlisting
ssd organizing the company. Hsf7-1w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
Regis,easaI Orser .,.s. 1.
HFADQUkHTERs lI1Tu REGIHKyT T. NJ.
A.u.nL.- " ---L

.aa aN'h. HHAHAN" B. W.
November r. l-6L
Commandments Of companies composing this
Regiment are hereby ordered 20 cnll out their
companies for organization on this, the 23d No
vember, at O'Clock, viz: Lieut. Nichols com
handing VII parade his company on vacant loi
on Promenade stree; Capt. Atwood's on Aur-
H-n square, Capt sulIvan's on Market square,
Capt Bruder's in front Of Exchange Building,
Capt Ty!er's on Poplar street near bayou, and
Capt. Ranbaut's and Lieut-C Colonel Walt
on the levee between Washington and Al.
ans street All those living north Of the alley,
between Jefferson and Adams street, will bQFe-
quirsd TO appear on parade.
Patriotism alone should call to the field every
citizen, in obedience 70 the Tequisiii0n nj the
Governor. But should any one living within
the bounds Of 10th regiment fail 70 appear on
parade, his captain has specific orders to arrest
him. There will also be a regimental muster OF
sunday, 2ith inst, at ] o'clock, on Market
square. By order Of
A c KIRwAN, Col Com.
SAW'L TIGHE, Adjutant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

PUBLIC DNEER-At Mound City, Ark. for
the benefit Of a portion Of Col. Tappsn's regi-
ment Capt, Cmmp's company, having lost
all their clothes, camp equipments, etc,
Captain Z. Cheek proposes to furnish a
sumPtuous dinner at Mound City, on Sat.
urday, the 23d inst, the gross proceeds OF
which viii be applied to the benefit Of said com
pany. Also, the gross earnings Of both ferry
boats for that day will be applied to the same
purpose. Persons willing to bestow voluntary
contributions lor the same object, will have an
Opportunity Of doing go on that day.
uo22:2t JAMES F. BARTON, & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

CTTIzEy SOLDIERS, RALLY AT g public
meeting held this evening at the old drill room
of the Washington Grsys, in the Adams Block,
on Second street, it was resolved that all mem
bers Of the old company, and all citizens who
will volunteer to go 10 Columbus to aid our army
in repeIing an invading foe, will meet at said
rooms At from Q to u o'clock II, to enrol their
names for said service. Transportation and IA.
tons viii be furnished. Come up to-day
NoYember %. 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
CoRnEAL.

Az may be seon, we insert tzls week ne advertise
ment Of McLlesa's Cordial ero.
Itb vs9s vel known We ere not poriou'arE favor
able 10 pa-ea: uediciast AMI I-a sensral lIl s.ohew
she whole Of them with Bat ls.ie ceremony, md wish
ihese sentiments VIC declined Inserting .as advertise
ment untl We knew what were Tie -~7-e5-4rs Of he
medicine, and how compounded Tls we bava learned
and believing as We DO. tla. The las5edielss ara good
and tie compound j1dc-onsty made, We rssoraueaa d.
as a mixture worthy Of public confidence
The above is from the So. Louis Christian AE~oes,s
edited By ths renowned Rv. d. Hsslaly 7afaE
speaks volumes in iagora f hrLsuE Cordial W-asy
80 81, try it, Sc to a4vf-lemra. 20 sa7tler ersazgn.
feb5-daE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
REAL ESTATE F0R SHE!

TNNE WATER POWER, on Stone river. in Rather
L ford county. seven miles east Of MurfraesboroI. IN
sight q the %tUuVike. New Store aud Z, dsr dam snd
sbntmeuts ready for The coa .]tructi0u q machinery. Il
/ viii SO ] ore hal or al Of il. Al-o. nv Fail. tbree
AID "a half miles from TuIinhoms, on the Nashville ana
Oh 'ttauooga Rslrord Falis thirty fOnr fee. and esu,
mated NJ thirty two horse power Twin sell so that q
mau ran MAKE fry per cent. on the capital invested
Adiraas l. n. W, sulphur Wells,
mold raH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
.rliesttar, Elrhm n.n,,d .rsst,tn,

Top arc hereby commanded TO appear on
Poplar street, opposite R C. Brinkley's, on Mon
day, ths 25tb, 81 2 o'clock, for the purpose Of
forming to march TO the Hospital Grounds, in
obedience to TIE colonel commanding This
cal includes al between sixteen and fifty vears
Of ace. BY order Of Captain
as 2s.et. X TUrWREH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
TarsnfaEa', .gffeHfioss'

Every member is hereby ordered 70 meet at
the Arnory in Adams Block, Second street, this
Saturday. evening, al half past E O'Clock. All
persons wishing to connec. themselves with a
thoroughly organized and w~ell-dHllcd company,
win have an opportunity to join by attending
this meeting.
BY order Of the Captain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

Saturday and Wednesday Tor Fort Pillow.
Osceola and the bends. Daylight packet Col
Morgan, r. R. Young, captsin, james Booker
clerk, viii attend to all the way business, land.
ing at al, places that any steamboat can land, at
regular packets prices. AAlight towing VIII be
done. The officers OF this boat have q long eI-
perieGce in the packet trade, and understand the
business perfectly. There Is TO city the size Of
Memphis on any river that has not a market
packet. Capt Young offers 70 I'll this vacancy
All he asks i a fair trial by passengers and ship
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
MEMPHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.

FLOUR-There was uodemuad, and We did not hear
Of a sale. Stocks and receipts HberaL Pi~f a!i7s-'her
nominal
WHEAT-Tas market Is quiet bus unchanged IS Is
CARDS pri,os. supply ample. Sales 100 bushels prime
Of 800; 80 fair at sls0, and 30 do az slAA
CORN-smal sales st s5a9Oc FOR mixed and white.
RYE-Is held At eI.75. no sales Stocks light
HAY. OATS AND -BRAS-E9taius doing.
POTATOEs-sales 80 bushels flr OF SLS and GO
choice OF SLg0.
sALT-lo0os SKIS coarse sold. but the terms did not
~trsnspire.
BAGGISG y ROPE-CoasIer,ble sales at 90
, pound aud yard
SUGARS hhds. sold at 3isc and 20 hhia In three
i0tz. at4G41sc.
M~0LAssEs-sarc. 100 pl-s q. g3a25r. ar bbls and
balfbhls
CAEDLES-Salss ~ boxes star al 52r.
SODA-6 boxes sold of 3c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

HiiiCusuess, Headache, Etc.
There has never been g catLarric madz,frs 5+s-e1
the public tfst has given such entire sarsf,ct,T -
Mclean GaiyersE Pills
and can De tiken hy tie most tender infant Tsf Tro--.
ami powerful IN removing al bilious ssaerf,n. -
impare fEtid matter from the stomach. IN ~ 80,
trcta.
They p-clHce no TfpirE sickness or psiu m he ss,r-
sel or 19"e e. t7ongn very aeive and searcbinR ID t5rfr
operation. praa9fnss Eea-rlF Hecreriols Of tho $500
kidney who -. softer frss Biloasnc=s Ta.Ta-t-
and FoA -toUa-n, when 70 tleEp q remedy 90
aimed Keep them constantly on haud since 800
taken ll season nav prevent t0--p dave sr5 T,~
ASS for Dr. II NrLeaas Uni,rrsei Pu.
iz no other hrz5 coated rh-y are rsr.4-ss p-
IS cents per bon and cen be zepr nv -sI
psrg ~ the U1Itsd States. f
Il @cLEAN sole Proprietor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II speaking f southern manufacture tho Ie1nys-
see Baptist Of Nashville, remarks:

- Speaking f southern manufacture tine Is1n,=
see Baptist, Of Nashville, remarks:
WessTs. Clark, Gregory & Co,
OF oar ely, are mauufac .u1aE valuable family meii
ciucs that viii. so fast AZ known, tEse .he place If li
the pills, pain killers and K.R Eguef medicines now
sold by millions in 'hs So7t5. Anbr0s.s' on is tuy
An invaluable medicine fer bruises, rus burns, choHcsr
fax. t~oothashe. sick hsadacl=. etc. Their 2a.a.s.s Bye
er pills and sgae pills 10 family should be without
DTPTHEKIA-Ths horrible and dangerous dl-ease
may be easily arrested II taken in time sd the patient
kept warm by repested bathing with Amorosisl OIL
gsrsl- the throat often with ths OIL slightly diluted with
wa.sr and bind on q Gaunsi cloth. saturated with the
oil on going to bed. We ara couG5ea: ao ovcre4ue
several cases i7 our family with the oil alone sud Dr 7.
NJ Cark- painless pl]s-LT-unsssee Baptist sash
vile. Tennessee,
2or sale by Potter a MsrE,n. rsrads.l & Co Plum
mer & Gilbert, Ward s. HcCisi.au5 o.. Vs.. demos & c..
no22-tswjm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
ATTENTION

HAVE been a1thonzrd bv kAior-Geprral polk 20
L raise e REGIMENT for twelve months service. nv
-eucampment will be a. Jackson, Ieuu. Captains hsS.
log eompanies "eirons " Joining ny regiment, will
psnlss IN Decatur md adjoining counties viii report 70
me through J. ". DohCrtv, Esq. at DecaturyIe. When
a Sufficient number Of companies are raised to form q
Regimen they viii be duly mustered INTO service snd
armed by The Government. But 20 avoid any contn.
E6Esy, those having armt are requested 70 hulnR them.
&a2fu JOER J. sR9oKs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
Notice OF

D. T. huoDAS Attachments against an hbseouiiug
n rfSpprs debtor. Before A ~. smish J. T.
TIN defendant J. o.. HarF, VIII take notice That
/ an attachment has been sued Uul against him ~ an
sb-oolded debtor, and levied on q house and lot a'd
returned 90 NY office You IL here required 10 sp
pear and defeni said SUIT 20 nv once g. District 70 d
Tpton county, Tenn. on the l5-h II May, l-62 or
Judgment vi, b 2 ude-ed a. thst sine and pisee
aosi vi A ". tMTE, j. ?.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

E~vERTBODY's AUCTIoS,-Nessrs. NJ c. Cayce
K Son request us to announce to all classes that
their auction this morning will be Of sufficient
interest for everybody to attend. Hardware
and dry goods viii be the leading articles they
say the goods must gdf 10 o'clock is the hour TO
be At the Arcade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

THE LAECER's MANUAL-We hsve received
from the publishers, T. Griswold & Co, of New
Orleans, s neatly gotten up book with the above
title. It contains fuI instructions for the use Of
the lance, and twelve illustrative plates. The
firm sci! the manual At 81, and lanees at $40
o,rb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
The Best External in tbs w..
Mn or ug..-

InonsHndA o. hlraa beings have bseu saved A Ia. -
decrepitlde and Misery by tie nse q us f-rr-
Ll-ment VIII relieve pan amost nssa1Fa-.-----
and 3 viii clrau-e. pary srd heal The foeie-r -
en- Incredible -hort tine. McLesu's Volcano al
meut VII relieve ihs most iuvc-ersre csses. ~ pb.---
lsh' Gout Nenr-Ea For Paralysis. o,e..--E
aa-ces 81 hae~ or Weakness in De- Ioar W..-'.-
OF Ligsmente. Is wI. uevsr s- rve
pssH Tor Esus &c
satyon ~ ind q al iaaagerssols rsasdy. K,sp Il
or any Noe otvaae ehara 81 ks-.s
menr N a spcr3s acd na1tIe c.-e ~ e.r.
SBra1s' Naaica svr+-s taecos Ssesn-v 50.
and you viii be conyaad ~ 81"
Dr. J. a. MCLEAN s,c rrer-st,
Fos sale n Hemahs bv 4 NANSrnsf 4
e.e by g. w. JONES Co and WARD 4 N-grFr,
Also. by POTTER MEUUlN. G5 ys-e-e, ~-...
uesf be Post 0face. rruerai i-a.srs tn ~ r.r-I--C-1I
Lan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

MILITIA CAPTaTNs-We call especial a.ten-
ton to the card published by order Of Col ].
c. Mcdowell, ordering The militia captains Of
the I72d regiment to appear, Tith their &c
spcctiye companies. on the Hospital grounds, on
E1nlav, 25th instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

RECoRDER's CoURT-At this court yesterday
there were ten cases Two persons eaid sl2,
6u were sent 10 the chain geng and four dis
charged. The sharges were: four intoxicated,
tive fighting, thre, m~isdeueanor, and one sell
inc EQuor without license.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

Tue NAsQCERADE.-The novelty Of q mas
quersde is attracting attention, and a large and
mirthful assemblage Of ali kinds Of presentations
may be looked for at Odd-Fel'ows' Han, on
Tuesday evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

ATTESTIoN.-The captains Of companies Of
the I7lst regiment are hereby required to return
% me at my Office, by 10 O'Clock today (Satur-
day. full lists Of the names Of all the white
male inhabitants between the ages Of eighteen
and forty-fve, residing within their respective
boundaries. Said lists will be subject to inspec-
Of the day. J. H. UNTHANK,
Nov. %, 1861. Colonel Commandant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

NOT RECEWED-A notice from James Tai
madge Jr., Esq, informs merchants that no
freight can be received at the Memphis and
OHIO railroad, on account Of the road being &C
cupiel Tor military transportation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
a,svs rs,v, and s,saraSOa. sna.=ss,.


The rver is sill receding 49,. The weather vas
We Yesterday morning, then clear, with a smart
v.rd, and cold at might. Business was not
bliSb u tia handing White river is still fall
iag, with ,LI,e and a iAlf let 10 Augusta
The Victoria came in from New Orleans with -
bales cotton, 20 sacks cotton seed, I41 barrels
molasses and 10 hhds. sugar; she Is a beautiful
aud swift running boat, and well Offered she
leaves on her return this evening ....T The Admi-
raj, from White river, had 81 bales cotton, 13s
bales Of hay and 5l8 sacks cotton seed the
Admiral is a spacious and well managed boat,
and Capt Price Is well known as a courteous
gentleman zee. The Kentucky IS due from Co
lumbus this evening 1.-The sam Hale is the
White nver packet this evening, carrying the
c. $. mail she is a tight, neat boat, and DaTy,
the clerk, Is one Of the most accommodating Of
gentlemen Tue departures to-day include the
Mary Koeus, for New Orleans she IS an uusui-
passed bost and a favorte every where-the
Vicksburg, for New Orleans, and The Eliza G.,
for White river, LEFT last evening, well laden.
The New Orleans Delta Of Thursday says:
There were Eve Memphis packets in, viz
Louis dor, VIM. VI. Morrison, Grand Duke,
Gen. Quitmsn aud J. F. Pargoud. The Louis
dor was The only departure for the above
port. The Grand Duke was disposed Of yes
t-rlsy to parties in this city for the sum Of
$4,000. This was a bargain for the purchasers,
ior the Grand Duke is not quite three years Old.
The VIM. n Morrison takes the freight of tie
Grand Duke. Ablooiy meeting took place on ST.
Charles street, near the Corner Of GTaYier, Fl about
; O'Clock yesterday afternoon, between Col Stew
Rrt and Norman White, the former pilot, and the
latter mate Of the steamer Grand Duke. There
are several versions OF the affair, as is usual, one
Of which wc give: It Is stated that on the last
up tdn Of the Grand Duke, Stewart gave out
notices along the diferSnt landings, that White
was AZ abolitioRist, or an enemy to the cause Of
tie South. That on the return trip Of he boat,
and when It had reached Caisou's landing, the
people we're SO iucensej sgainst tho mate, that
they wanted to stop the boat; that there was a
military company, however, on board, in charge
ofs dead soldier, and the affair was stopped.
Yesterday afternoon, Stewart and White met in
front Of the st. Charles Hotel, and White de-
ms1ded an explanation Of Stewart in relation 10
the charge Of sbolitionism. Stewart's answer
not satisfying White, they both drew their weaP-
ous, White a Dean & Adams revolver, and
Stewart a formidable SiciIian knife, and com
msnced the fight. Stewart was shot in the fore
head, under the len eye, and in the shoulder.
White was terribly cut about the head and arms.
Indeed the blade was used with such iremcu-
dous force as to break 1t from the jaws. They
were both taken t. the hospital, where Stewart
lived but a few hours. White il not expected to
recover.
BOATS JATTSa.
FoR Ngw OELEAS7-The s'eansr May ?. Kesns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

Tar WoRsBAN-Tais hotel under the man
agen-ut @. Bambaut & Cox, with the gentle
manly Mason at the reception desk, continues TO
Be one Of the most popular Of Memphis institu-
lions and IS crowded daily.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

A. heretofore. A.. L ANDREWS & co.
no. $50 Main street.
y B.-po correct any erroneous impressions, sither
accidental or otherwise, we would say thst The firm Of
A L Andrews & Co, the AUctioueerS, burned out A.
she late ere, Ia composed o. the urdersfgoed.
A l.. ANDREWS.
urglw EpA 49, -Ds'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

sTEALlSG-Nary VESTS, a very young girl
Of pleasing eoutcnance but terribly ,deprsved
manners, was arrested yesterday on the charge
Of stealing clothing from q sister unfortunate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

A FEW DAYS-CoL J. T. Trezeyan; desires
MS 70 say that in the address written by him it
was said there would perhaps be battle il "a
few days, ne; five % as was printed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

Portage or Printed MATTER.
The following is the rste Of Postage on Printed Matter
Of the Confederate States;
Newspaper from publisher 70 regular TubzcSbe-
weighing three OUNCES or under eight mills each zach
additional ounce, four mills.
Monthly and SemI-M0athly Periodicals, "a above,
weighing one and half ounces. eight mills each each
ounce surplus eight mllA
BiAoutaly aai Quarterly Periodicals az above, two
cents IA ounce.
eKcautedD weighing three ounces or under, two cents
easa additional ounce, two cents
Books weighing four pounds OF undeE two cent, a.
ounce.
FOURGaN NArTRR-The postage on ali printed n6,ter
published beyond tho limits OF die Couf-i-rate Spstss
Is double the foregoing rates
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

SOLDIER DEAD-Yesterday evening, John
Coburn. a soldier Of the 18th Arkansas regiment
company A, died at the hospital He had re-
sided twenty one miles up the military road He
was shot IN the arm and had a saber wound in
the arm. He died Of hemorrhage.
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