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.wHpPLE.....ABcH. REID....a o. HOPKINS.


200 BBLS. star Mills Flour TO arrive 1900 do.
t0tjO Springfield Flour 20 arrive 393O sacks EX-
MORRISON & co.
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M4rRnoNY-The Richmond Dispatol says

MATRMoSY-The Richmond Dispatch says
on this interesting topic:
In peace or war, in days Of plenty Or panic
whether bacon is u or . cents a pound, and
boots 81 or SIG a pair no matter what is the
price Of calico or fine linen, or the expense Of
house rent, the young people VIII continue 70
form alliances matrimonial, and take upon then
inexperienced shoulders the responsibilities OF
welded life. Love rules the court, the camp
the grove, - and though we nave been for months
engaged in a war for freedom, we stHl witness
the spectacle of men and maidens meekly sub.
hitting 10 be- bound with cords, which, though
silken, are not easily severed. The clerks regis
ter shows that eighteen marriage licenses have
been issuedin tbs city during the month Of DC
tober, which We suppose, is equal 70 the average
Of previous years.
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HEADQUARTERS, MEsPHIs Tenn

HEADQUARTERS, MEHPHIs, Tenn,
November s. 1857.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 143.
J. In accordance with instructions from Gen.
A. S. Johnston, commanding department, Capt.
A j. KeIlar win proceed on the receipt Of this
order to collect together al officers and Privates
in aud about Memphis, Tennessee, without
pTo,er authority, and belonging to Columbus,
Kentucky, and proceed to headquarters, report
his arrival and that of bis command.
.. AL officers embraced in this order, Junior
70 Capt A. J. KellaT, viii report to him i'm
medistely at AyTes' building.
BY command OF John Adams, Capt. Company,
C. s. A, commanding post.
Z. G. FIREMAN, Adi't.
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BilIOusness, Headache, Etc.
There has never been q cathartic medicine offered 70
the public thst has given such entire satisfaction 81
Mclean Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly innocent.
and can be tkeu by the most tender infant, yet prompt
and powerful in removing al bilious secretion. acid or
imDure fGtid matter from the stomach. In fact, they
are the only Pills that should be used In uslariJus dis
-ucis.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain IN the ston-
ach or b5we Z. though verv active and searching in thelr
operation. promoting healthy secrs-ions Of the liver and
kid.eys Who will suffer from k-lousness. Ies7ach-
aud Foul Stomach, when 90 cheap q remedy can be OBJ
fsi5cdf Keep them constantly on hand; a single dose.
f4k-B in season. nav prevent hours days and mouths #
.irsr-sz. AK for Dr. J. H. McLegns Universal Pils-
Tsk- no other. Being coated, they are tastrless. Price
only - cents per box, and can be sent by mail 70 any
part Of de United States.
J. II. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third aud Pine streets, St. Louis, no.
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Sugar and lEOIasses.

We VIII be in receipt Of large lots Of SUGAR and
MOLASSES, direct from plantation, which will be- sold
on ievee a. low figures. We invite the attention cF the
wholesale city trade 70 our facilities for supplying any
demand for either OF both articles.
CCIMINS EDWARDS co..
u11-Im Nos ] and . Bradley block
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HEADQUARTERSW ESTERN DEPARTMENT
CoLuhEUs. September 24th. l-6l.
INCONVENIENCE has arisen from the d-,eu1i,,
lie Of trains ot cers. and I'm some cssas from heir
removal by orders of military officers. from one road d,
another without rhe sanction Of the 81 ornte17ae- ~
TIE r0si therefore t is notified 90 all uifrarv oH-.z
scr7lgiu Of passing Though This d-partu- nj fbst
transportation o. every biudi Is furnished ana rs-1fa+.4
bF the aticars Of the Guartermasters D-euarfue8r ~
der Instruction. Of TIE Commanding General Of The a.
parrmeut, and suDcu1inately Of the Commandcrs sf d.
visions
. Officers axe strictly forbidden 20 tsfsrfsr. v-,f
these -rrauGemcu-s. or 20 rcmo e cars from any railway
or 20 tazs any tra.9 beyond Or too different Point from
detan any tssiu for shelter f0rthe troops.
g. Presidents CT railways are reques.ed 70 rs,o-4 H.
telegraph, 90 The General any violation Of this orsar
By commsud Of Gen. A. s. JOHNSTON
! ". ". MACNALLl A. A. General -s97-fm
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EeGyFh 0ud Strength :

EaSGgfA8 ana SsFPa2REA
There t no mistake about it. u win cure Liver Com
plant. Dyspepsia DiaTh5a, uy-eutery Hesdacbe, De
preston oil Spirits, Fever and Ague. Inward Fever.
Bad Breath VI amy disease Of he Liver, stomach or
Bowels.
Gentlemen 90 you wish TO be healthy strong and
vizsv01s7 Ladies. do you want the bloom Of health ro
aou1t be- your checks again Then % 81 once and g-
NrLeau'- 5trsuEtleuiu.. C1rdiaI and Blood Purifier.
Delay not u1uauL-A Is warranted 20 give sa-is-ac-
ton. DC VIII cure any disease Of the ht1eyz. womb or
Bladder Painting. DISTRACTED Ee.-trrat0E. FAILING OF
the Womb Barrgne-7, OF any disease ar-us fr1u
chronic or u-gvc-- debility. 70 IS an iHfalible remedy.
For EHsiSGre7lg
Do v1u want your delicate, vCk.v, punv children Co
be healthy. strong and robust then give them ne
Leans a-rrl-tl-luE Cordial ,re tLe directions 1l each
Got-.ef l- is fsICil.- go take.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. r.
sure preventive against Chiis and ever, leICF Fever
CMaIel4-a- any presaauE disease.
glUTICS.-BrHars OF druggists Cr dealers who uEy
try 10 palm upon yol bottle Of B--er- OF SarsapsHLa,
which they eau buy cheap. by saying if r. Just as good.
There axe even men base enough To- steal part u my
uale to dub their vic dee1Cious. Avoid such iuIE-
NOUS pirates and their yillaiu0us compounds. Ak for
Dr. j. H. McLsans Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier. Take nothing elise. II is the only remedy
that viii purity rhs blood thoroughly, and 90 Che sane
time streug- hen and mYirorate the whole Organization
Itis put up in large botles-Si per bottle, or six bot
ties for Eve dollars.
DIR. J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and pine afreafq ST Trrfa No
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EXmBITIoN.-On Friday night Mrs. T..
Smiths and Miss II. Blacks schools VIII give 3
repetition of the concert, which was so complete
a success on Saturday night last, at the theateT.
The proceeds wil be devoted TO the benefit Of
Col Looney's regiment. The young people and
their teachers have spared no pains 70 get up a
coed entertainment.
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To THE LADTS-Don't forget to attend the
great sale Of ladies' goods, by A /. Andrews q
Co, to-day, at 10 A. ", at 81 Main street next
above J. d. Williams IS Go. Dress and fancy
good Of all kinds AZ xaar own price.
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EVENING MARKETs-We are authorized by
Mayor Park 10 announce that tomorrow, and
hereafter until further notice, the marketsin both
market houses VIII commence at four o'clock IN
the evening and continue until eight O'Clock, and
there viii be no morning markets. This VIII be
q convenient arrangement toE oar citizens gen.
er41Iv
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l.. ANDREWS d CO., Gate Gilbert, Andrews
"A & Co, 262 Main street, take this method Of ia.
forming their friends and patrons that they are again in !
Tie Geld, having rented the hne and commodious store
NO. 33O .U0i1C Street,
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CORRECTED By p M AvEET, CAsHfsP H %
UsU SAVINGS LSsTUCrr5S, srt Th
Baukalle Tennessee Money he ~
Bank OF Taulgssse.-- no. par I-- Bsna
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TIE WoUNDED ARTILLERYsIAN.-Jn response
"a an appeal Of Col Bankhead, on behalf Of
private Leary Of his company, who has lost an
arm by the bursting Of a cannon at Columbus,
The theatrical company that has been performing
Al Odd-Fenows Hall win this evening play the
drama Of q Retribution and the farce Of The
Secret, the proceeds Of the performance to be
for the benefit Of the unfortunate Leary. Be
tween the pieces, the Inkermann Zouaves viii
sing some OF their best songs. This is an occa-
sion which peculiarly appeals TO the Memphis
public, Mr.. Lea-y being one Of our citizens,
wounded while IN his country's service in a
manner TO disable him for life. The dramatic
company, we learn, viii perform again on sat
urdav night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

~ The friends Of Capt. James Someryille, Of
the " Shelby Crews who has been confined for
some weeks past TO a bed Of illness, at his place
in Mississippi, viii be pleased TO learn that he
is gradually recovering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

THE ZoCAvEs.-The performance Of this
famous company was well attended last night,
and the audience had a lively representation Of
the kind that has often beguiled the French
soldier Of his WEAKNESS and trouble, when sery-
ing under the walls Of Sebastopol. The sing
ing Of the Marseilaise by Gauthier, was pro-
uouuca1 excellent
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NoSsTERs-We yesterday received from
Nj. Etchevarne two immense ounces, grown 10
the garden st For Pickering They are pecu-
l.ar in shape and appearance, and are claimed TO
be- an entirely new species.
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Auction and commission Business

gfsgevnevs Block. below Union itrset and se full
g,s8srsd 70 receive eousig1meuts aud trsnsset all
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LOCAL MATTERS.


All advertisements aad cards for Insertion in thr morn
ing APFEtI- should if possible, D. handed TO the chief
clerk in the counting room before six O'Clock, ,. n, the
evening previous ,o their appearance After Aat hour
tbr, vIl receive attention only q hsujed 30 tho foreman
@. tfc composing 7oem, ou The second door.
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THE YANKEE MAJOR-Msjor }. Smith Gayitt,
Of Indiana, who was killed at Fredericktown,
near Pilot Knob, Missouri, a few days since, IN
a fight with Gen. JEFF. Thompson's forces, VII,
be remembered for the part he bore in the Demo
cratic national convention at Baltimore in 1860,
which he attended As a Douglas delegate, and
came near having a personal renconue with Mr.
Smith, Of California, a son Of cX-GovcTnor Smith,
of NirUiniu.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

TIE funeral Of MART KATE, aged four years. seven
months and thirteen days, daughter Of Andrew J. and
Elizsbeth Martin, OF Missouri, will take place at eleven
O'Clock THIS (Thursdey) MoREING, from the residence
Of Major A. J. DoncIson, Rayburu avenue.
Divine service By The Re-. Ar. Draue. Friends and
acguaintances are Invited to attend.
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GENERAL ORDER No, 10.
ADJUTANT-GENERALs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Tenn. OCT. 18Th. IsGI.

E4ehfAlLEr 1ElLr OeE. [tELs lElas
IL companies, battali0ns and egmauts. in West
- Tennessee desiring 20 enter The Confederate ser-
wee in ohedie1es 70 the recent proclamation Of the
C0mmandsrin Chief, will rendezvous sr JscEson. Treu-
ton or CUlirrsgile. a. they may drsir-. Savanna.
Hardin county, is hereby established q camp Of iusrUc-
ton, " here those who wish. from the surrounding couu-
ties Of Mode and N--t Tennessee. viii rendezvous
Each company must have the minimum number Uf
men prescribed by law. and VIII not proceed % eucs11p-
U-Ur without such number
Those who have arms, or can procure them, without
regard TO tigir character wiz be expected TO take them
INFO service
The Confederate Qrarrermsster AID Comml-sBry o.
Memphis, Tenn, will be expected % furnish uanspor-
tari1u. tents, camp eg1iDSge, subsistence. etc, Tor all
rrg1rs --t-l-uE the service 40 tus shove tucaupm-u-N
Bur. TO prevent mistake on this point Sc VIII b. proper
for che camaaudaur Of the company. BATTALION or reE-
msut, % tle ease may be, 20 ascertain certainly rLsf
SAID Confederate officers viii be aJ e to supply them iu
the foregoing respects before marching into enssmp-
ment
The commanders or ranking officers az all she en-
compliments m the state, are h-reIy required 30 report
weekly 60 The Governor the C0Ep anies entering She
service af their respective encaDpm-ats or that have
heretofore entered TIE service thc-eat. in obsdiencs go
tie reclamation sfa-1siij the strsugth o. each CON
psnv 90 what service 10 hs.5Hgs, whether cavalry, iE-
fiufrv. or artillery and such other Information as may
BE- conceived 90 1- Of tmPorta--= 90 tLsir organization
ant discipline
BY command Of Governor IsH4H @. HARRIS Com
man5er nChleE JAMES W. MCHENRT.
oc3L1r Adiutsnr-Gerrr1
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WsTCH SToLEN.-Ofcer Groves yesterday
arrested two men on the charge Of cutting the
watoh guard and stealing the watch Of Mr..
Anderson, Of Bolivar. Mississippi, on Sunday
night week, near the corner Of Adams and Main
-s-.aF-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF TIE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized CRpitaI----sI,OOO,OO
Cash eRPitaI and SIR
plus paid UP--- $4,000.
Office on Madison q ODDO-
site the Bank OF Memphis.
}. e. WEST,
oc4-ly Auaut
Messrs. Clark, GREGORY a 10.

ihaTe been afflicted with he wort form of inward
Piles and a yey bad diarrLes- Ihsve been treated b.
'sFlou' physician. who pronounced my case ur1rab!e.
tndng no relief vas persuaded TO ty your Ambro-
sal OIL and alter using oue bottle, ! vas enabled 90 90
about my usual svocs,i3n Three bottles bsv. rB-at
mo whole and sound. and wish to 81. ..ss r-bf,
thst other sufferers u this disease. in tho
world, may try It and De convinced ASH -ls.
its equal Is not 70 be found. --
Nashville, October 9Th. 1859.
For sale by Potter g. sIerv
mer a Gilbert, WErd g. McC
er2Ldaw2w
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Or. .HcLenss's UsssUes.saE PiIEs .
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT,

DIR. J. r. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
CJrnat IAirI and Pine sLre.ts. 81. Loa... Na.
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~ The board Of managers of the Military
Aid Society are requested to meet at the First
Presbyterian church, ION Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, to transact business Of Importance.
4 full attendance is necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

THROWING A KEIFE-NIchael Ortman wss
fined by the Recorder yesterday, on the charge
OF throwing a knife al some school boys, who
were throwing stones at his dog. The knife
struck a boy, named Clarke, behind the ear, in
Hfefinr sIinhf wnrna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

RECEIVERS SALE OF STEAMBoATs.-The
steam tug " City Of Memphis was sold yestsr-
day by order of the Confederate States Receiver
for SI425. The 4" Cheney" was not offered in
consequence Of directions, stopping the sale,
being received from Judge HUMPHREYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

CRIMINAL CoURT-TL.s court was occupied
during the whole Of yesterday with the c7se Of
Matthew McCarty, charged with killing his
wife the jury last night had not agreed on their
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

APFoNTED-G-o. DeShields sndE. L. Bel
cher, 3lsqrs., Of this city have been appointed
a-sslstsu, q-uarteuns-ters IN the Confederate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

Al heretofore. A. L. Andrews d co,
No. $50 Main street,
p ITO correct any erroneous impressions. either
accidental or otherwise, we would say that The firm Of
A L Andrews a Co., the Aucuoneers, burned out d:
The late bre, Is composed Of the Undersigned.
A. L. ANDREWS,
n02Im HYDE.
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CLOSING OUT!

\. b. COFFEY & 20.
HA,E determined to sell out tloir entire sock of
II r GOODS, and are DESTROYS Of closing up i'm
msdistelv. Purchasers may 6nd II 70 their advantage
20 call soon. 4. b. COEFEN a. 90,
Jackson Block,
nos ~ Corner Main and GayoSo streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

STATION House KEEpEB-Oficer Al l. Cot
has been appointed night station house Keeper.
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NOTICE.

The friends Of Dr.. c 8 Abercrombie are respect
fully Invited 70 a.tezd the funeral of his Wife, from
ST. Mary's church. Poplar street, THIS Thursday
MORS1SG. at eleven o'clock.
Hacks viii be in waiting until half past teu o clock st
NJ EL.Lar-.a
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4 S We CAN NEITHER COLLECT MONEY DUE
u Us, nor Guy goods on time, we must cell for cash
or c ose our DOOR. Our friends Will readily discover
tIa neras.itE Tor seuilE
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observation-disclosures four and five O'Clock
yesterday evening. the front door Of the house,
near Aoris cemetery, occupied by Mag Hay
don, was opened BY means Of an outsider. A
room was entered and two watches, two pistols,
thiry dollars in money. and some articles Of
clothing were carried of-the property Of a man
and f. womaa who were sleeping in the room.
The clothing, al bat a vest, were found near the
place the pockets had been rided. The thief
took the lamp that hung in the hall with him
into the roomto light him while making his in
vestigations. The sleeping man awoke and ran
the fellow out of the house, but the latter pre-.
scented at him his W pistol and he was pow.
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CHEROKEE gr-s1


u~nfains cure H. sa "a.
Elks.ous, Imp0teH- Ices .u fbs
- Stone 10 q Difficult
rnstiou- q lrr from
u --r1z aa en-
s ara re-
speedily
H.sf raE 2aa.s ,a,uld reject
sse -say t7 promote
facilitated, worn down
ual pleasure, VIII ind re-
- IA taste, On: immediate Ia it's
ac-1l Nrs Ho mineral poison. bu. Is prepared
20 gtTse.s, in the form O. q q, q,
aes * 9ls, or oF a and for.
SH.ts lGsts Ok the world
g eca5ie druggists everywhere.
OTTER & BIEBWIN, Proprlst5rs
lefers'n street ussr posi- Office,
seas 4ss soPalar f5mLy medicines Mem
tgs4 ,onslJIs druggists
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Or. y. II. .UCEe0Is's E'OIca3sic on
EtX8izRlel8f,
Best External IN the World for
Man or Beast

Thousands Of hlmlI beings have been saved a life Of
dac.syi-llr aud misery by lhs uSs OF This Invaluable
Lrnfueut. IL wiz relieve pan almost u-tarfau-ou-iv
and 10 viii cleanse. purify ard heal TIE fugie-t sor- hn
81 incredible short time MCLesu's Volcanic OH Lfni.
ueut ait relieve th- most invetera-e cases Of Rheuua-
tisl, Gcut cr Neuralgia For Paralysis, e ontracfed
Muscles, 81 fines or Weakness iu be Joints. Nu=c's-
or Ligsments. it viii never fail. Two app cations vim
Sore Throat, Headache or Esrache. For Burma gr
and you viii ind ~ an indispensable remedy. Keen Ia
sluayso on hand
Planters. banners, OF any one having charge Of horses
will save money by using McLeau's Volcanic on TfrE-
msu-. it IS "a speedy and infaIible cure for G7ls
Sprairs- CLaies9 swelling, Laueness, Sweeney g1-a.
wounds, Scratches or any external disease. Try is
and you VIII be convinced.
DR. J. d. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
ST. Loris. Missouri.
also by c.. W. JONES & CO. and WARD & MCCLFT,
LAND.
Also, hy PoIIEE AERWIN % Jefferson street.
medicines iaa1 dswts
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500 pairs Russell BFOEaRs,
$50 dozen Vadding,
800 dOz. Wool SOcks--czlra quality.
1900 dozen Cotton Yarns--1, Is,
q and zee.
$50 AIS. Slate, Blue and BIcacheG
knitting Cotton;
500 TWO-busslei Wheat Sacks,
1000 yds. White Linseys,
1900 4" Brown and Blue Jeans,
5000 " best Wool Kentucky
TWiEIs,
5000 A" Plaid Einseys,
1000 " striped and Plaid Os-
nabuFgS,
SoaO " KeTseys.
Is bales Heavy Osna5urgs!
10 arrive
1899 yds. Gray S~utinets
no3-lw TaylOP Il HHcEWeu.
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WOOL. WOOL.

TTYT hundred Thousand pounds wanted, Tor which
~ viii pay the highest market price.
j. ". ARMSTRONG & co,
ocalm No, lS Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
C"RISTODORO'S
Excelsior EiQaEid EEEEir y

MI world renowned preparation needs no eulogy-
L all who have ever used It preferrtng it to every
other remedy for oblteratiug the evidences OF prema-
ture Frayness or advancing age.
A small lot Just received and for sale by
WIGGS Bros a co. sud
nos 3rr ~CHANDLEw & co
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CHARLESTON HOUSE,
Immediately Opposite Depot Of
.Uessspais GBsd CEHTEesGO1s
Railroad.

V7HE HOUSE ls new and eteutiT iura'-hel 49,
Passengers by river and railroad will ind cod
.this tie most convenient Hotel 70 Tie Memphis mm
@i Charleston Depot iB the city. @A
JOHN D. ARMOUR
Errrefg FrourieInr.
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The ELECTION YEsTERDAY-We sre in
ds5ted to the kindness Of Deputy-Sberif II
smith for the following official report Of the vote
a. the election yesterday:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

~ Daring a late "Trip over the Mobile and
Ohio railroad we were placed under obligations
to Superintendent L. J. Fleming for favOrs,
slso to those accommodating Conductors Ander-
son and Jennings for polite attentions. This road
now has excellent and commodious sleeping
ears running every night over II, and bids fair 70
rival the most prosperous Of It's competitors in
sA- G--tl
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F1S NENv OELEASs-The fine steamer Louisville,
Combs, master. leaves as above this evening 60 five
O'Clock. Bourne s. Co. and Elliott & Ylnson, aVeEt-.
For CoLUvHUs-The excellent steamer Vazoo, NIBr.
shall. MASTER, leaves %, above lo-isy az Q O'Clock p IT.
Elliott s. Niuz8u. agents.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAI,Y REpoaT az THE HARRIET,

FrRSIsHFD PROM rHE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
MEMPHIS. November z 1861.
CoTT0S-A few bales changed hands but the partic-
uIars did not t~ranspirc. Receipts, l3s bales shipments
3 bales.
TOBACcO-Notliu= Of moment reported, We on
ff,,.. o.. on.s. ,s.u'.aIIv.
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NIlFAl-A EHNl rHlaAA az -A
price, sales 2s bushels fair r-d al $40 80 Inferior al
$50; 50 fair at sl75; So prime at -. and g sacks .n-
cl1ted at same.
TLOUE-Ths demand wa- only to a fair extent while
price, were d t-ae more ia favor Of seller. Sales 70 oris
Franklin MILL extra 81 slL25 J0do. az slld'+2 p do.
at su.50; 100 br- city extra at Sll.5Ji aud 100 bTis
country extra -upsrfne ct Slo50
C~ORN-yarket unchanged Sales 1870 bushels white
in one lot at 81 100 do. SIS same, aud 200 DO. at e5e@sL
hay, OATS y EEAN-We did not hear OF a
sale.
sALT-so0 sacks coarse sold at sa.75i $50 at $40 100
at $3.50 and 80 at a. 50.
SUGAR-Saes T. hbIs at 5p,c; Il at Sc at 5l5c
and @ al 4iaa 5a5c.
u~OLAssEs-sales so pkgs at 21a27c, and e brl- at
dc and 81 st 2jc.
BAGGING-IO0 pieces power loom =1id 90 &c
PEA-sales so bag white at slJ0 . bushoL
COTTON SEED OM-25 brls Feuton's sol+ tt
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fENHE undersigned have entered into q coDartuership
4 for the transaction Of q wholesale Grocery and
Coz business, under the style Of CUMNuSs,
EDWARDS s. co, 90 date from tst Novembp-, 1861.
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