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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

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GEsrs faF sale large assortment OF IRoN COM
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Sheet Zinc, speltsr, Block Tin, and he NETS,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

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SPECIAL NuTEEe.-Cu hand
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1s1 yards bfHf SATIN ETS
AGO " GREY FLANEiiS
goo 4" GkhY C2SotIAEa@,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

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OF q. ". PURCELL Co
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i AAAUxA0TURkHS BA1E" Win De YeSssn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, !
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

49, p.b4.u--aN ast-A ... $3.50
~ Checked 81 * - :. and IS SIS: 80 iTesF
serns BED SIR Al al. SIS ead slo To- r.ea s a
&obss at go sra rs. worth toBkis the non z.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
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Al fHf 4 - tLk, kkNt,
80 pairs Heavy Ccttonade PANTS.
400 pairs Hack Cashmere PANTS, S1GJae4s fo}
ARTILLERY cen paGies.
LEO pairs heavy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALHER & co,
10 - F3ofneT sIstn snd 1871 0F Pearl sta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

ksuTG,4s UESAHLHas, AIN, las wIiyE
= heeei yed Q, e99 yards T-inch Cotton 0xuappr2s
suitable fer Oil Cioths
JOHNSON q HAYWOOD
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

1ILAS- @GsssA iA-
- EUBBEE COAT &u1 ' EST 6rEIuys
GOLD bEAID;
COaBINATioH CoRSETs, Eli suss
oEWIE0 siLks;
COATS SPOOL IOT%'Uz
LlNEH CA3bklC hAEDk EkCB -EshH
WOksd skikIE, Is 10 80 hoops
full Lines cf the SHcVG Goods iEal FUsa.saS
for Hsse &c tos trad 10 by 49,
rs. Tf"*sR sEyTg sKkH r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

We have credited The resignation Of this
LINCOLN official, not 50 much upon the vague
and doubtful authority Of the telegraph ru-
mors that We have received, IS upon the con
fdent representations Of tie most reliable Of
Virginia journals. The commissioners Of the
latter state, who went to Washington some
weeks since 10 ascertain The intentions Of The
northern Administrator, reported themselves
ssbsring bad an Interview with Gen. SooTT,
10 which be expressed in most affecting
manner bis utter mortih-sion and surprise At
having been charged with feelings Of hostility
60 TIE South, and particularly bis native state.
He vhimpered and whinsd 50 over the con
templstsd outburst Of civil war between the
two sections, that 1t was impossible to believe
be would allow himself 70 be made a tool IN
she hands OF ~sEwARn, CHAsE & Co, With
which to prosecute it to its bloody termination
Later ind c%stions, however, show pretty con
e~lusivs'y that the veteran soldier ST. serves
the enemy, and occupies bic TINE in chsIking
OF . military programme for the s~ubjugation Of
his section.
Tie Petersburg Ergrert Of The 2O.h inst,
not erediting the runor Of bis resignation,
says; "lf be sdheres tothe Northern Coufeds-
rsey 10 this struggle between liberty and DEE
po.ism-ths Northern Government represent
ing ths latter, and the S~outtsrn the forner-ts
ought to Be published to the world BY Virgins,
e she shall Be satisfied Of the fact, that be is
10 longer woTtoy q even a respectful thought
that bis name is disErsesd and that the
honor conferred upon hin BY Der for his for
msr s-hie-snsnts are al forfeited. These
hoaors s,. be formally revoked BY her.
TIE sword which sLs voted him should be de-
mandsd beck FROM ir % -hs lad no exPeets-
ton whstsvsr 81 TIE tr. as voted that be
was capable Of the deep ard demni1E treseb-
cry which would Be bis il be now turned bic
hack mon her -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27
rRom WASHINGTON.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sua
WASHINGTON, April q The North seems
already distrustfgl Of the pernanence Of the
military enthusiasm which has lately appeared
among her people. Leading Republicans in
New York are distressed materially at the
present depression Of business, and apprehend
further embarrassments, and nov say IN pri
vate letters that they want no fighting
Virginia is in arms, ard Without dis 'inctiOn
Of party. Many Of The most determined and
influential Union men have become advocates
Of secession and war. TIE same viii be the
condition Of North Carolina and Kentucky.
They viii not be content to await further de-
vtlopmeuts Of the uncertain policy Of Mr.. Lin
coin. Everything indicates a probable demon
stration from the allied STATES, south Of the
Potomac, upon this city.
The Government had expected four thousand
eastern volunteers to arrive here at the close Of
the week, in part By water. One or two
steamers, with troops, did arrive, but those thai
we're to rome BY land your Maryland move
ments have at least delayed, and doubtless
disturbed not only the nice plans but nerves 81
the Administration.
Twenty thousand northwestern volunteers
are to march directly to Washington through
the State Of Virginia, within a week or two.
No doubt Fortress Monroe was reinforced
last night, or viii be today.
Reports as 20 Harper's Ferry are contradic-
tory, and as yet none Of them are entitled tC
credit. IoE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

The Baltimore .4meriean Of Monday con-
firms the report Of the scuttling Of the Penn
syirauian, ColHmbus, Deldware, RGTifGn, and
Merrimac, at Norfolk, by order Of Captain
PendeFgrast, and the destruction Of their
arms.
The only vessels saved TO carry AVA the
Government forces were the Pocahostas and
Cumberland. The ship-houses were being torn
down and factories ievellet to the ground,
with the intention Of firing and bonbarding
them Saturday night.
The mayors OF Norfolk aud Portsmouth sent
a flag Of truce to P~endergrss. TO know If he
Intended 10 fire on the towns. He replied that
be should act altogether on the defensive.
II fired upon or the navy yard attacked, it
would be his duty to ere on the two cities. It
was not known whether the Paunee entered
the harbor OF retained 10 Fort Monroe.
Tbs excitement at Norfolk was intense I;
women and children were flying IN al direc-
tions, and the men rallying to arms It was
expected that ship-ot-the-line Keg York, on
the stocks, would be fred Def re the yard is
abandoned.
Levsling buildings by blowing them up with
powder was going on, and it is thought there
would be an effort 10 destroy all without fire,
for fear the copAagration might extend to the
cities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

TIE gentleman whose name heads this para
graph lie known to many If not to The most Of
our citizens. We believe be is a native Of
Upton county, il this State. Our 6rst sc-
quaintanee with him was through his con
necdon with the navy yard in this city, where
be was stationed FOR some years. After our
navy yard was broken up, be event away 10
the seas,' and We heard nothing more Of him
until we learned that be was TIE commander
Of the ship Eiagars, which was detailed By
the q. S. Government to Icy the Atlantic cable.
On that service be performed bis duty faith
fully and notify. After the failure Of this en-
tsrprise, bic gallant ship was detailed to trans
port the JaPaness to their distant home. From
tbis time hence We hsd lost sight Of our friend,
until yesterday evening, when our attention
attracted by the following dispatch;
BosToN. April 26 -Lisut. Brown, who had
resigned from the Niagara, has been arrested
FOR seditioas language.
That language was no doubt 10 defense Of
southern rights. The southern people, under
standing this, will no doubt know how to sp-
1~Teelate this gallant officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27
TIVE HoaDER srArEs.

The border States are moving toward their
SC m1nifest destiny with a concert Of action
that is utterly surprising. They are CO.
operating in the full determination 70 main
tain southern rights and vindicsts southern
honor, without he tariy preHminsTies Of an
vieldy political conventions. They have q,
last been forced TO appreciate the danger o.
DELAY, and The folly OF " dealing with dsiu-
sious, ard promise speedily 20 unite their for
tnnss Eith tbst Of The Confederate States.
Virginia, the mother Of States ard OF states
mso, very properly took tho lead in manifest
~ her utter contempt for the psrfdy Of tue
6sksuehss dyasry at Washington. and pro
Sane the only remedy to be found 10 sepa-
rttiou.
Or Owl Htatsi g. alive with activity, AID fully
fntresssd with the Importance OF the issues
which she is forced to meet. Her legislature,
nov in sessi q, epi1css a determination to meet
ths crisis as becomes men
ne North Carolina legislature has been
etHsd to meet on The 1st Of May, in tbe Ian
raare Of Governor Ellis, for united action
IN defense Of The sovereignty Of the safe snc
tbe rights Of re South" Her position be-
trsen Two fnsepsndeueies, bosh Of Which have
fissolred their connection with the sbolitoE
E-m, leave Der no alternative bat separation
Tls spirit sf Der people, besides, is fast grow
iBg in favor Of souhern fresdom.
Governor MAsoTFTE bss convened The Ken
taeky legislature is special session the 27l
ins-., and recommends TIE arm ng of the Con.
monwsil-h and resistance to federal opprss-
sl0n.
The Missouri and Maryland legislatures are
also io meet very 5000, ard from the ardent
MANIFESTATION o. sympathy 90 favor Of To-
South exhibited By their people so far, there IL
great hope Of their se-ion within a reasonable
time. We need not expect from them any
great promptness.
Arkansas VIII, OF course, drop Of Of the Cd
federal tree, Ike q ripe apple, on the assem-.
bling Of Der convention upon the 9th Of Dex
month. Dslswars is the only State that hsl
taken no action, and ae fact Of her small pro
portions beiug swallowed In The jaws Of Lin
eolnism. leaves us DO ground upon which e
hone that sbs ever viii. Fourteen States may
however, be considered a. united 10 oDpo.
tfon to The unholY war that has been wage
upon heir iussituioni and their rights, and
after that war, - o4s people, under one Coz
nwrrf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27
Concentration OF Troops at Cairo,
Illinois.

ANA kA-AA+-AA ANHAAAHAAAatf @ttArl
A gentlemen just arrived from near Cairo,
Illinois, passed at z p. n, Monday evening,
sixty miles north Of Cairo, a monster train,
containing the Chicago Light Guard, eight
hundred strong, and the Chicago Light Artil-
leTy with thirteen brass field pieces and one
hundred and fifty artillerymen.
They bad several tuns of provisions aboard,
and would reach Cairo Monday evening to
rendezvous.
They reported that Monday night and Tues
day, more would follow, and that by Tuesday
evening there would be in Cairo a well appoint
ed army Of two or three thousand men
Il is Understood that they viii stop all steam
boats, and none carrying provisions or NUM-
tons Of war, will Be allowed to 60 below.
No notice Of their progress was allowed to
preceds them. The regular trains were kept
back, and no news as TO the cause Of the move
ment could Be ascsitained.
The Central railroad had an artillery guard
at Big Muddy bridge at Csrbonisle.
All the railroads in Illinois Offer to carry
troops and war material free.
The Indiana troops are SAID TO be under or
ders TO move, and TO doubt is entertained but
they are going to Cairo where It IL understood
an army Of At least fifteen Thousand men is 70
be Immediately concentrated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

WE HAVE RIAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE fer
~ every species ~ p-pe-ty- There j. 20 property
advertised but u for sale, the price u which f. not a.
iBstsd In seo0rdanee win The haancial coalition Of the
country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

stand upon the law Of God and nature. The
Southern States did net wish A resort to arms
after secession. Mr. stephens alluded to The
negotiations between Major Anderson ard the
authorities Of the Confederate States to de-
monstTate the proposition. History, be said,
Il rightly written, would aequit us Of a desire
10 shed 0nr brothers, blood. -
Tue lsw Of necessity and Of right compelled
us to act as we did He had reason to believe
that the Creator smiled on It. The Federal
flag was taken down without the loss Of a sfn-
Gle life. He believed that Providence would
be with as and bless US 70 the end. We had
appealed to the God Of battles for the jusfness
Of our cause. Madness and folly ruled AZ
Washington. Had it not have been 30, several
Of the States wonld have been In the Union for
a year 10 come. The Gods first made mad
thoss they would destroy. Maryland would
join us, and maybe, ere long, the principles
that Washington fought Cor might be again
administered In the city that bore bis name.
Every son OF the South, from the Potomac to
the Rio Grande, should rally 10 the support Of
MARYLAND. II Lincoln quits Washington a.
ignominiously IS he entered Il, Gods viii viii
have been accomplished. The argument was
low exhausted. Be prepared stand to your
srmH; defend your wives and fresides. He
alluded to the momentous consequences Of the
issue involved. Rather than be conquered, let
every second mau rally 70 drive back the in
vadsr. The conflict may be terrible, bat the
victory will be ours. VirginlaHs, said be, you
fight for the preservation Of your sacred rights
the land OF Patrick Henry-to keep from
Dissertation the tomb Of Washington, the
graves Of Madison, Jefferson, and all you bold
most dear
Three cheers were given for Mr.. Stephens,
and three for Jefferson Davis. The citizens
repaired to the Spotswood house to serensde
Col Lee. Mayor Mayo appeared aud regret
ted that gentleman's absence but having been
appointed general Of all the land forces Of Vir-
ginia, be was then consulting with the execu-
tive as to the proper measures to be pursued,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

MTsTERIoUs.-A few days ago the United
states steamer St. Louis left Pensacola bay
suddenly and has not been heard from since.
It is reliably reported that all Of the officers
and crew of this ship are in full sympathy
with the South and that her captain, Mr..
Pore, Of Virginia, had taken her TO some
southern port and delivered her up. We shall
hear more Of this in a day or two.-Montgom-
cry Confederation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27
In Chancery at MemphIs.

N NalNIIDNAy II NItIUpUL8s
CTATE or TEsNEssEE.-Proosedluzs had In the
> CLERKS once, ChaH-ery SIDE Of nc Common Law
and ChsneeU court % the lily Of Memphis. wednesday,
January the Ssh, 1851.
David C. Gross, Com1Iainant.
".
Robertson TYP, JamesP WOOD and others. Defendants.
It appearing FROM anidavit Sled in this ca1ss that he
defendant, william / Vance, Is a non-resid NJ o.. the
State Of Tennessee, II b mdsred that be DO enter bic
appearance herein before or within the nrst tsree davs
o. The next term OF said court. tohe hrd on TIE second
Mondsy in Nay HeEt, 1861, aad plead. answer Or ceauT
20 c9mpialnauPs biz or The same viii be taken Tor en-
fessed as 70 b m and SET 1or hearing * parte, and that
a copy Of This order be published cncs e week FOR for
snscessiTe weeks IN the Memphis Appeal A cspy-
Attest /. joins O. LAEIEH.
CLERK and Master.
oarufhefF Yergor and White, solicitors fr osmp't.
apf1-Iaw4w
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Under this signihcsBt bead, the new York
Post an abolition sheet foaus as followsl
Il il stated to us that a Tsanessee mer-
chant now ia this city, apparently on iegiti-
mate business, is in resilty The secret agent o.
q band Of traitors IN Tennessee, provided BY
them with gold with which 70 purchase and
forward arms to his feliow-iraitors.
L is well that his person should know that
the authorities are keeping strict watch upon
bis movements, and that II be Is caught IN any
reasonable acts his panisfmcnt ID certain.
Hs Is aided IA his rascally work hF two
firms, also known to cor Authorities, who viii
not escape tbs Punishment Of traitors II they
do not hold then hands.
Tennessee is a loyal State, and II viii not be
suffered that arms from our city shall aid the
few traitors there 10 subyertiag the liberties Of
her citizens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27
FTVNH NHEtNIIuEts
The following is from the Baltimore Ansri-
can Of The 23d

49, - H1E 49,
Mayor Brown, Of Baltimore, went to Wash
ington on Sunday, at the earnest request q
ibe President, and bad q long interview in The
presence Of the Cabient and General Scott.
The President urged the absolute necessity
Of transit through Baltimore. Scott's opinion
was 70 bring troops through Maryland, avoid
ing Baltimore, IL the people would permit it.
IL cot, troops must select their own best route
and, Il needs be, must fight their way through.
Tie President snd Secretary of War heartily
eoncurrod in the desire to avoid collision.
The Mayor said the authorities would use
al lawful means to prevent parties leaving the
city to attack the troops passing at a distance,
but was unable 10 promise more.
The President answered that no more troops
would be sent through the city unless OBJ
structed in other directions, with the under
standing that the city authorities use their best
efforts to restrain the people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

Ma PRYOB - Mr. hANcET.-Hon. Roger
A Pryor, OF Virginia, 10 concluding hrs speech
at the Exchange hotel on Friday n ght last,
used the following language, as nearly ss We
can remember, in reference 10 our distinguished
fellow-citizen. Hon. Wm. L. Yancev: "And
bow, IN conclusion, gentlemen and fellow
citizens, az I am glad now 70 be permitted to
term you, I eannst forget ] speak before the
ueiehbars and friends Of your eminent towns
msD-he Patrick Henry Of this revolution
william 7. Yanesy, between whsm and myself
there existed an ancient feud, which I now
bury in oblivion and a. bis feet ! am happy
20 Jay ny homage Of gratitude and sdmira-
don .'-MoHigomHy .AdUsrtifg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

Coon ron JETF. DAvIs.-Th Telegraph
eontradicts its own report that Gen. Scott has
resigned. One JEFF. Davis will be glad to hear
that, as it is said that one Of bis darling objects
Is to prove on the field what he has long
believed, that "0ld Fuss and FeathsrsD ia tie
greatest humbug Of the age Mobile Register.