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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBlA.- Mr.. John
Earnest, AN influential citizen of Norris.
town Pa. died few days ago, OF hydro
phcbia He was bitten about month
Since by dog which had no appearance of
being rabbid, and which was accidentally
strangled shor. time after. A. times du-
ring the conyulsions and spasms of the
deceased, it took the united strength OF
four and five men to hold him. When
not in convulsions he was perfectly sensi.
BILE, and fully conscious Of his awful condi.
ton. During his lucid intervals he would
warn his attendants to be careful so that
he would do them no harm. From the
first moment Of his attack till his end, he
declared that there was no hope for him
but in death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

neA.T Tenderness of conscience is always
TO be distinguished from scrupulousness
The conscience cannot be kept too sensi-
BILE and tender; but scrupulousness arises
from bodily or mental infrmity, and dis
covers itself in multitude of ridiculous,
and superstitious, and painful feeling.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

RarThe Potnesiau, paper published at
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, warns its
readers against the barbarism and shock.
ing state of society in the United States,
and contrasts it with the peaceful life ol
the Sandwich Islanders. lis rather hard
if we are sunk so low as to become an OBJ
ject of pity to the Sandwich Islanders.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

Ba5- Rev. Henry Ward Beecher lectured
at the South Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening. The society that procured his
services did so,hoping to raise funds for
charitable object, to feed the hungry
and clothe the naked. The receipts were
Sl06 of that sum Mr.. Beecher took 500
i-Harttord ColHdnt, Oh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

neA-The Hartford Post says that the
Rev. (,) Henry Ward Beecher in his re-
cent lecture in that city, made this re-
mark, "Om country is now forced to fight
Great Britain, morally with one hand and
hell broke loose DUN South with the other"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04

No S'PPER EATER" Reflect, my breth-
ern," exhorted chaplain, that whose
ever fails this day in battle, sups tonight
in Paradise. The fight began, the ranks
wavered, tile chaplain took to his heels,
when a soldier reproachfully reminded
him of the promised supper in Paradise.
True, my son" said the chaplain, "but
never eat supper"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
A Plan Of Opera ions Proposed.

On the Goth of June he was asked by
the Gsneral.in.Chief to propose, without
delay, plan Of operations. On the 2lst
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-04
No False Step Made.

The gentlemen of the troop were wit
nesses Of what was done, and he asserted
what they knew to be true-that the col
umn was well conducted There was not
. false step made, nor blunder commit.
ted. The skirmshers were always in front
md the hanks well protected. They were
caught in no trap. and fell into no ambus.
cade. They repeatedly offered tine enemy
battle, and when they accepted it, they
beat them There was no defeat and nc
,etreat yitb his column
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

NEW YoEK, April 29.-The City Of Balti.
more and North American have arrived out.
The Arabia brings news that England has
engaged in no negotiations toward reconcillng
the king Of Italy and the pope.
TIE French occupation Of Rome is much de-
plored.
The prospect of a collision between Austria
and Italy has depreciatee.
In the house Of ommon Lord Russell said
ali foreign ministers, except American, had
left Jeddo, to be protected by ships-of-WIr.
Russia refuses to join France in consequence
Of events, and Warsaw charges France with
being an accomplish in the Polish dibturbaR-
ces.
Ire bourse in Paris is higher. Rsntss are
noted at 6Sf. 20c.
Garibaldi took bis seat in the assembly, and
made an ardent speech, extensively a~lluding to
the ministry, against which Csvers protested.
Garibsldi designated ths French army a. an
enemy Of Italy, because it occupied Rome.
Spain viii accept the annexation Of st. Do
mingo.
Tie Arabia brings fI35. 600 specie.
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RIVER AMP STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river Is rising again sloWly...... Businsss va
Lively At She lARdinr......The weather vas plssssAt....
The arrivals and departures were from Louisville fer
New Orleans, DIANA 81. Louis. for Esw Orleans, Nsrii
Denning, Jno. J. Roe, ohoctIvi New orleans for st.
Louis, Hannibal, Jno. walsh, Autccrst Imperial' e
Arkansas river, PitisburE; Kew orleans for FiEhYillel
J. Johnson; Arkansas river for ST. Louis. Judge Fstchsri
from vieksbhrF, the Kentaeky; from white river, Cold
en- state
The Pred Notre5s reports the Arkansas river failing.
With ak feet to LiitIs Rock and three feet 70 p, Smith,
The Eotreb leaves for that river to-dsy......Ths Belle
Memphis. from 81. Louis, brought IA 3 large quantity Of
corn, -four and h.con. She left sEAin with a large lot o.
passenger. q. !. This Msirs left for vicksburE..-..rh
St. Francis. from St. Frbncis river, brouEht in thirty
seven bales % cotton she reports business dull on thai
stream she returns to-dsy...The Admiral ia on hand
az usual, she leaves this evening Tor White river......
The Kanawha Valley goes out to-day for While river.
The Kentucky arrived froz vicksburs, with a consider
sble crowd Of passengers.
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voLUnrEEH oneArIHATIoN.

MEMfHta Aprtl2ss i5sl.
Gen. S. r. Anderson having been appointed
by bis sxcslleEey Governor Harris, 70 organ.
lie the volunteer force Of West Tennessee, 81
organizations are commanded to report to
headquarters without delay. State in ysui
report the character Of your command, itE
strength, each company being required to num-
Der not less than sixty-fOur, or over one hun
drea rank and file. Also the number, eharac-
ter aud condition OF the arms in your pos.
session.
Such companies as report themselves must
be ready to obey lbs call OF the governor at
any moment. As the commands are reported,
you will be plseed In regimental order, q
which you Will be adyiasd, whom yon will pro-
eeed to elect your field officers.
G. p. SMITH, .Aid-ds-Camp.
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Cherokee Curel


An ~unfailing cure for ssninal weakness. Nostzrnsl
E~niissions, Inpotsncy, Less Ct Power, PAins ia thS
Back, Stone in thu Bladder, Distracted and Dimsuit
Aonstraunon. aha all diseases caused BY dsviatinE from
the pats Of nature, aud induiging in ssif-PslsfisR.
By The use Of this Cure 81 Improper diseharre, are
removed, the weakened srsans OF generation ara
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, %oOntemplatlng marriage. should reject
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conuubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debnitatsd, vera
down and Departing devotss Of sensual pleasure, viii
and relief.
II rs safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in II,
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from pure vegetable extracts, IN ths fora 81 a solislsua
SyFEp.
Price 81 per soitie, or three battles for IS, and for
wsrdsd By express % al parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER X AERWIN, Propristsrs,
st. Lsuis, Missouri.
Sold in Memphis By all responsible d~rHggists.
mr26-dtwawIy
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z z z . q . Z 3 :

SFEcIAL NoTIcE-We have been requested
By the news agents on the various railroads.
to request persons at the different ststions
along thoss rosds to ascertain among them
selves. before the arrival Of the trains The
number 81 papers the crowd wants, and place
The money 10 pay Tor them in The hands Of one
person, who can receive The papers aHd dis
tribute taem to eli who wish to purchase. The
demand for the papers is so great that The
nswsboys End it impossible, in The short space
Of tine nc trains remain at a station, to sup
ply al who want to purchase BY delivering a
paper to each separately, receiving The msnsy,
making change, etc. By adopting the Plan
above suggested, all may be supplied without
failure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

The SEIZED BOAT MAKs.-From an extra
Of the Helena Note Book, we learn that the
commander OF the Mars, a boat seized and
held in that city, Capt. J. Good, has entered
protest there sgsinst the seizure and detention
] Of the boat and cargo before Geo. West, Esq,
notary. L sets forth the facts of the boats
starting from New Orleans, and beat and cargo
being seized and detained al Helena. Tne
above paper indorses Capt. Good 81 an honest
man, and stsies that be is a resident Of Gov
fngton, Kentucky. lie left FOR bis bone there
on Saturday. Tie captain requested the Note
Book to return his thanks to the citizens OF
Napoleon, for the kindness they had person
aVv Fhowa him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

WosDEErUL EscAPE.-On Saturday evan-
ing Mr.. John Muse, q merchant Of Missouri,
was sitting in the quadrangle OF The Gayoso
house, opposite the bait glass door Of the pub
lie sitting room, In which were a number Of
gentlemen. Muse appeared 70 have been drink
ing and to be to some extent under the lnau-
ence OF maaia q poiu Suddenly the door Of
the sitting room was blown 10, AID with sach
violence that one OF the panss OF glass was
broken. Muse imagined that some one was
shooting a. him, and drawing a pistol he be-
gan firing into the room, producing, OF course,
a horrible CONSERVATION. The result was as
tonisaing. Although one mans hat vas shot
through, ard q bullet passed lhrouzh the leg OF
the psusEi0uus OF snotbtT, no person vas
KILLED, Of even wounded. Muse gave security
tss rs The recsqIer taiss noruing foF
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SaetlaI aOtites.
HOnOway's PiIIs-Tmpnrity Of

ukALrH consists in ;hs parity o. fae said. asd .olia.
~hiph eempsse the human body; il tn. sisod becomes
vitatsd ite4nfsots the whole system By liz .,sr,e
tsfoosh every nbre and tissue. Holtsvay's Phis not
only s<Seisan huzors whish nini Or inpovsrish this
vital element, bat purify and l~svigsrats Il, ana - sup
plying . gentle AID wholesome stinHius 70 ne sireula.
tiop they strengthen each part, and give tone 3. ne
whole frame.
np1T-dtwaNIW
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~ For war news BY telegraph, Sc. second
ARRIVAL OF H STEAMSHIP BREMEN.

NEW YoRK, April 29.-The steamship
Bremen has arrived here, with Liverpool ad-
vices Of the 18th.
The Arsgo, Yigo, and Canada had arrived
out.
Glsdstons's badgst exhibits fi,920,000. He
proposes a reduction OF ID OF the income
tax and repeal of the paper duty.
It is positively denied that Austria intends
granting an Independent ministry to Hungary.
A fearful inundstion had occurred at lara.
Thousands were drowned and whole villages
destroyed.
arnmanA
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Guunprtiai Mlattsrs.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE MARKET.
FuAEirHED FRsH THE M~EacHANTs' ExcHAssr.


AENFnfEs April 20.
tNoTE.-Ths s~aotatisns Elven 10 ths following 70
view, It must BE- understood, are wholesale prices,
except where sthsrWiso Botiesd anf that In All cases
ia ths eilRs 81 Hnan orders, higher rates viii b
eAarGes.1
ms var news and eonssqusat s~reitsnentst The week
ht ~restristsd 70 = esasidorSsIs extent tho ordinary
nessnaHis u trade, sna EEvs in he depsrtnsnts Of
predaes and p~rSylEisas, Tia week has beer oharaeisrissd
By EshsFai dulasss md i~ss-tiyiiy. me iaasiHiy o.
psrtiss e sbip soften 70 any northern pslnt, with suy
dsSree sf certainty - . Ia r~sesglea ard proper dis
~pssltien, addsd ~ the unsstisfastsry state q tas New
orlsHnu market, hhs restricted the demand, snd The
weeks bnsinsis IN DE great staple has bssn the highest
d toe ssaaoa. Nsithsr hss thars been any movement
81 osussqssnco n the tsbzccs market, buyars hsvius
prstty generally sbsiaiHed frum operations, 4 light
BUSINESS hss bees tEnnssetsd In Errar, coffee and molss-
So, a the range Of last weeks prices. In aatieips-
aon sr rsstTietisas i river eoamsros, from the hsstiIs
force no@ stationed At osiFo, there has been a general
dsslrs On ths part OF consumers and Of the city and
oounry rads t. lay In adequate supplies Of -four, csrn,
hay, sAis, Ahosz And provisiona. generally, hence TIE
rsrkst has been hnueh excited, and prices Tor every
artieis HsmSd havs nHtsriaIy advanced. Iadsed, the
weeks bHsiosss has in ssms respects been the heaviest
Of ne season. ms sEehEnss market has been less
aeiivs, and with asdorais supplies AID fair demand,
We qpsts New orlsAns hns New ToTk sisht At Der
cant. prsmluE, but in thu present state Of sfairs, trans
soaros At 10 per cent. graniun fer PER fzads, bat with
anticipates arrivals win seen Be abusdazt.
RECEIPTS or LEADING ARTICLES FoR rms PAST
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gatest }fbs By GeLfgrapB

G. All the regular te~Iegraphic reports for
the newspapers are made up BY the New York
associated press. No telegraph operator CT
agent is permitted to make up such reports.
The telegraph company has no sgeney what
ever In the preparation Of dispatches for the
press, Aer Is it in any manner responsible for
the character OF truth Of this kind Of news.
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Fer Children.
Dr. mcLean's universal Pn,.
r0R LIVER COsPLAET BlLrOUsvFVg u
ACHE. ETC.

ALALf III
There has never been a czthartc medicine r
re public that has given such ualeaae
WcLean's Universal Pills ~
ueirg entirely vegetable, thcy ara pe-fe-ffy ~ +
ami can BE- taken BY the most tender irfsr 49,
and powerful in removing al bilious se-rs 81.
imsura. fstad matter from he stomach b.
are the only Pills thEt Should be used q H- ar
tricis.
They produce no gripping sickneEs or pain u he
ach or boHasEhaEgh very sctive and SCI 1hlre =
.GpaEad6n, pn1moting healthy re-euqns 5fhe
kidnegs. who VII suGer from
and Foui stomach, when 50 cheap a reusirr-
taiuedf Keep them constantly On hand
taken in season, may preveut hours. days a1a
picEness. Ash Cor Dr.. J. 4. HeLasn's Uufval
Take no other. hoilE coated tha7 are tsstsle
snly . cents per hoE. and can Be sent y mai ~
part q the emitted ststes. s
III EeLBAN, Sc Claprirtk
Corner Third and Pin streets g. Lea
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ooHgrAoLLzR,s OFFICE

EAsHTILLE. TEEa. Feb. %, l56i-
This is 10 certify, that the Insurance Company or tho
VALLEY ~ virginia, located a. Winchester, in the state
81 FirgiEia, has smpiied vi n all the requirements Cf
ne eefe, o. ne sHsleet Of Foreign Insurance Corpo-s-
hsna, In sessions f4os = 1897 Intensive, az well as tAe
Asfu q 24fh n March, 1881, shaeter or 20, seCt1a 20
reqHiriRE . eoaoait with the Ccapt0lle- Of twenty
tacuaand dsliara Of six per cent, b7uds on me State
AHa DAT g, Y. l. Creek is The legally Authorized
agent sf sald oempsry in the city q Memphis, State o.
TeBnesCes.
EF-Policiss issued and renewed and losses promptly
paid fer this old and reiisbis Insurance Company by
mas g. ". L.. CROOK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

MUEITIoNs.-Quinby & Robinson yesterday
shipped a quantity % six pound shot, Of their
own casting, to Helena. They will be making
both shot and shell in a few days, Of various
c~alibres- They are moulding another iron
thirty-twO founder, and expect soon 70 turn out
some brass psicss OF ordnance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30
Dr.. }. 3. MCLsan's VOlcan
Lfnimemr. -.
THE BEST External " TIE WoRLE
VA or 0ENgT

Taouss1ds Of h1man bsiass have been ssvsd Z
decrerit1fe and missrg By the usa % this lur.E
Liuiuant- ItElt relieve pain ai11st ingtsufEue-
ard ir Wiz cleanse, parity ard heal the fouiesf sa-.
IN Incredible sh5rt time. HcLesnis Tolcanic OH
matism. Cont OF Neuraiga- For ParalTsia CGrtraI
Muscles. Stiffness or WezuesI in the joints, M1si
or Ligamentt. IL vi never fail. Two aur
cure sore Threat, Headleha or EEra1he.
800. Or any Pain, 10 i1 an induiale Go
nd you win huz it an Indispensable rrmelt seor
always on hand.
Planters FarmsrEs o. sng ore mTluz fars
bo-ses- viii ave money nT gsiug EcLean's -cs7ir.
Ti,frrerf. Itfs speedy ana infE uibls raj Tor a..
q~~afus. Chsfas. Swelling. Laucnes1, svEeneT. s.,
Woun8s, scrsuhes or any ertcr1a 44aass. m
md voa vii Do convinced. 4
Oh. J. Il NOLAN Proprietor
- ale In usmphis By A. s. H~ANsFTELD
Il .JoNE8 = 90, ~ WARD 3
LAND.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

Planters, attend to your %interss, by
buying a dozen bottles Of smbrosisl OIL It
! has restored many a rheumatic negro, and
saved many a planter a large Doctors bill. It
is a southern preparation, and demands your
attention. See special notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

FoR WHITE RITER.-Atb s'eioet this evening, tt
Kanawla Valley, Capt P-ice, will leave for Jack
FoR NV oRLEANs.-The new passenger steamer
Mary Keene. Richardson, master, having been unavoid
ably detained, will lesve for the above ard all interme'
aizte landings this morning, at s O'Clock. Thos. b,
williams h Co, agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

ARRIvALs.-The following gentlemen were
guests at The GayOsO yesterday Gems. Andsr-
son and Smith, Nashville Gems. Clark, Al
corn and Pillow, Capt Stockton, Lloyd, Tgl-
man, OF Kentucky, and a company Of slightly
soldiers from Co2homa county. Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

Foreign Markets By Telegraph.
IrER ARABIAl
LIvEEPooIs April i7.-9otion-ihs sales fer ths
week were s. eco bales. Of which 1890 rsrsto Pscu-
lAtOus, and 500 y sxPortsrl. me market closed At
a s1vznes Of i-is4Hd On best qualities, which were
scarce, tss mnrkst sisEinE Arm. a. fellows ORLEANS fair
~ middilEgE e-lG. Sales OF es'toa on Saturday 5000
bales, 81 vhieh spscBlators tack 2 GEO.
HeEittf circular reports TIRE market qHist and dull at
a. adya1ra.
In tae HHvrs o0tton market. sales Of the week 5000
bales. 8A1 lof sc,, nhrkst dull and steady.
In The Lcudoa zsney msfket sn Saturday, csnsols
usra 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

C0MEsrrED-H L. Robinson, who last
week raa of with a wagon and two mules,
The property Of hims5f and partner, vas yes
terdsy committed to all for trial BY Esq. NAL
Iary. IN default Of q thousand dollars bal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

A KEW New ORL RAMS PAcKET.-A me
roomy. handsomely furnished and well ON
esrsd boat, the Mary E. Ksene, arrived at our
wharf last evening; she viii hereafter be q
regular weekly packet hon this place TO New
Orleans. Her commander is Captain w. B.
Richardson, W. H. Armstrong, clerk. Mr.. i.
II. Williams, Of HOward's row, is her agent
Passengers will find this fast run1ing boat
safe and agreeable Cor trayel, for the trans
1 portation Of freight, the accommodations OF
the Mary E. Kans are unsurpassed Soe
[ leaves our wharf Tor New Orleans at precisely
1 S O'Clock this morning-an excellent opPortu-
pitv for those who wish to 90 down the river.
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From ns Exnmiasr, NOrfolS, Va.
Csphalis Pills sscomBihh the object for whish thsy
were made, viz Cure Of Headaohe in all its forms.
Prom the Exauiner. Norfolk. Va
rsey have been tested in rsrs nan a thousand eases,
with entire success.
Prom the Demoerst, St Cloud, MINI.
II yOu are, or have bees troubled with the Hsaesshe,
send for = bsz (Oephalie Pilis), 50 nat yea may have
them ia ease 81 an attack.
Prom the Advsrtissr. Proriasase, Z 2
The Oephalic Pills are aid e Sc . remarkably efee-
tive remedy tor the Headaohs, and one o. the very best
for that very frequent complaint whish has ever beei
discovered.
from TOE western R. R. Gazette, ChieagA, m.
We heartily sndorse Mr.. spaiding, and his unrivaIed
Oephalia Pills.
From tae EsaaEba valley Star, Kanavha. Va.
We are sure tdat persoas E~zfsring wih nc Headache,
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From the St. Louis Dsnssrst.
me immense demand fn ss article ~CSsphsIis PINS
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From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. spsl5ing would not connect his Eams with an ar
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The tsstiaOsy in their favor Is stroag, from the most
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From The Daily News, Newport Z. !.
CePhslio Pills are taking tbs piaee Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Ka1.
Said 70 be vsry snuaaious for The Heass.As.
Frcm the Commercial cinsisnHti, ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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By special agreement between the morning
papers OF the city, it is arranged that an calls
Tor, or proceedings o., military meetings shall
Be- charged ten cents per line in our local col
amn-wblch is but one half OF our regular
raiss-snd to be paid fer invariably in adj
vnnra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

Arkansas TRooFs-Yestsrday no less than
three vessels laBded troops at HoPefeld, oPPo-
site this city. Yesterday morning The Judge
Fletcher landed Two hundred men, brought from
-PwRfBE and Little Rock, on the Arkansas
river F.; in the afternoon the Golden Stste brought
in one hundred from ssarey and West Poiat (;
at nigbt the Hary Kseae brought eighty from
Friar's Point. Among the companies were
the Border Rangers, the Hindmsn Gaards, and
the Isv.neibles. A portion Of these troops
we're taken higher up the river last night By
| he ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

Furniture at auction to-day, at 10
o'clock, BY Gilbert, Andrews & Co., 262 Main
street. Parties moving can dispense Of their
furniture with as.
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EscArED WITH LrTE.-on Saturday night
one Of the turkeys at the Jail, Mr. Andrew
Ward, attsmptedts arrest a man named Charles
Morris, when the latter drew a knife. Ward
stepped aside and Norris, replacing bis knife,
drew a pistol and commenced cooking it, see
ing which the former, producing a repeater
/ fred four tines. Tit first ball missed and the
second grazsd Morris, wbs took to bis heels
and has not since been seen. Andy's prompt
action saved bis lie, as Morris would uBdoubi-
edlF baTe shot bin.
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Lumbex, Lumber

TUsr RECEIvED-125, 900 feet clear White Pine, /,
j II 2 and 2 inches thick; 10000 feet dried white
and yellow PiHe Fiosring; 2o0, 900 feet. saved Cedarl,
for building purposes, posts ETC.; q general tsssrtneut
Of FsneIng; 400, f3 sawed ard cut Laths; 500 600 hfart
Cypress half tnc4 Shingles, and %. 900 Fire Brick, In
saaitian Z. nEr tirsady large rt0ak e. LUMBER, Doors,
ms-ly.Sdp-a2a which We viii sell Low for cash.
NJ n, OQTRA 4 aaO6.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

CLoTHIEG.-Besrd & MeAnally, OF 295 Main
street, have purchased the entire stock Of
clothing and fixtures Of Norris, Maui & Co,
formerly in the same premises, and they will
eo2luet the BUSINESS in a manner that will
suit their customers well. See their sdvsr-
I ffraunant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-30

MARIos FoXEs.-In consequences Of the re-
fusal upon the part Of the Confederate States
to receive this company 70. a less term than
three years, they were last night disbanasd.
They viii probably reorgsnize and offer them
selves to the governor of Tennessee. Be that
as itmay, a nobler get Of men are rarely called
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