Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13
S9aiIg appeal,
.nr.rs.s rNrKLLIGENCE.

The steamer Leila, Capt Desmukes' was
- ,.,.session of bv the authorities at Napo-
lem on tbe Atm. 1t was ascertaiHsd that she
+, owned al he North.
The Little Rock State journal says that trie-
o-arb Doles Frora that city to Fort Smith are
- mt M. Something faster than slow
co.cbas NAV soon be expected for the trans
mission Of news.
Governor Rector has, through Adjutant-Gen-
ersl Glenn. publishe5-s 5-sa order to all brigadier-
-.nsrsls commanding. TO hold themselves in
Ts.5iness. at a moment warning, to order out for
s,t;ve service their respective commands Tor
sirtv days, or such other periods as may be di-
r4r,ed by the proper authorities
The Helena Shicld states that an alteration
o,enrred at the town Of Trenton, in Phillips
county. between Dr. Jas. r. Rheinhardt and
Robert H. Jackson. Esq, citizens Of Big Creek
township, which resulted in the death OF the
latter. by pistol shot.
The same paper says that salt is selling in
that plsce at ten dollars per sack, with an up
ward tendency.
Col. Clsburne. Of the 9th Arkansas regiment,
has been appointed a brigadier-general
The Pocahontss Herald Of the lst says:
O.. Borland has returned 70 his command
snd Is now in command Of all the troops mere
He hrinqS the news that there Is 10 be Jfo more
men SEM here Immediately; and we expect soon
to hear of his being promoted 70 the position oi
Encouragement. We are glad that ne mas le-
turned. and hope that we shall have no more
fgrcisl e1citements such as the one created mere
last week bv Alsior Shall who was then com
msniing the forces IN this vicinity
Speaking Of afa.r farther west the same
paper states:
The cannon. ammunition and clothing for
Price and McCullochs armies have all reached
them. and they now have large armies OF men
who are well clad and have plenty OF ammunl-
rion and guns 70 fight with When they DO
maet Fremout's forces in battle il VIII be 70 con-
onrr them or die; and we do not fear the result
Of the fight
The Grand Lodgeof the Independent Order OF
O3d-Fellovs of Arkansas, held their annual
meeting last week, in Little Rock, when the
following grand officers were elected for the en-
suing year: B. T. Duval, of Fort Smith, A-
w. Grand Master; r Bragg, OF Little Rock,
RW.D. Grand Master; " F. NARROW, Of Au-
gusta. r. ". Grand Warden; Thos. r. Weleh'
Grand Secretary, snd j D. Fitzgerald, Grand
Treasurer.
On the sth a train Of one hundred govern
rnent wagons passed through Little Rock, load-
el with stores for BicCulloch's command.
The searey Eagle announces that after ses-
sion OF eight days the grand jury Of White
county adjourned having found $50 true bills
< Sudicmeut
The Napoleon Planter, of the 9th, says:
Last T,esday night, q misunderstanding oe-
CURING beNyeen the watchman on the wharf
boat and the mate of the steamer Daniel Mil
i-r' the former shot the latter, producing a Sc
rere but not dangerous wound.
The Fort Smith Times Of the 2nd, has the fol-
lowing items,
Vim. Birnie, eXpressman, arrived here from
Sherman, Texas, yesterday. He says that Col.
Smms req ment was to start this week for Gen
McCulloch's camp, and an infantry regimen;
viii leave the 6rst-of week I0I Ihe SAME
place. They 20 through fhe nation.
Marshall Stoddsrt, Of the quartermasters 5
department, came IN yesterday direct from Gen.
McCulloch's camp. He says Gen. MeCuloch
j. camped near the line in Missouri short dis
tsnce this side Of Keatsville. Fremont is in the
region of Warsaw, No, and ii is expected that
he viii advance shortly, and a battle may soon
lake place
The Governor has issued his proclamation for
thanksgiving day in Texas, appointing Thurs
day, the 25th inst, ior that purpose.