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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02

When I left tins morning affairs were Gll,t,
and no excitement IL prospect Last evening
an expedition of three steamers each carrying
a regiment and escorted by the guuboats Tyler
and Lexington, proceeded down tIe Tlycr toward
Two Nile Island. Here it was reported bat
terry had been erected, and the object was to
capture it. Several shell were thrown by the
guuboatz, but no answer elected, and ~ bat
terry found Tie troops from the steamers were
lauded on the Kentucky shore, aud forming into
order, marched down within four miles OF 20
lumbus Not an cnemy was seen, but as they
were known 70 bo there, and ih-ir batteries ex-
tensive the Federals fell back again 10 the
river aud embarked on ii steame.s. The ad-
vance was bold one, and proved conclusiyely
the Couied7rates are not anxious for q fight.
Cairo is under the scverest military discipIiDa.
Special orders were issued yesterday thgt any
person found on any boat crossing tbe river or
lesving the plsce, without g special pass from
tho general commanding, should b. arrested as G
spy. Similar measures are taldn IN regard 10
other matters. and il any infornstion goss 20 the
enemy, Il viii Be something lot e. Cd PROBABLE
Ever since the wa commsueed ths enemy ks--r
known everything about tbs Union uvveanents
and slrsngth, while thsiz CEp has renEinsd &
subiect Of mystery. This viii hsppsu 20 more.
sJ1s Of the Big guns lsSsly EI4Tea from Pits
bQYph, sTe b5tng moved 6om the ears, srd VII.
Be placed, Il s Understood, 70 Fort Pranhss At
Norfolk, FoIt Jefferson, Birds Point and Camp
H0ls affairs are qulet, and nothing has lately
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02
VOL. XII.---NO. 226.
EDUCATIONAL.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
nN MONDAY MORNING. Sept m r. 9th,
" FANNIE P MCGFHEE will open
PRIVATE SCHOOL

flr Young ladi, s. al Gra q Ch reh feraando street
The conrse of insrruct WIN be All The Common and
higher Fl rish branches the Modern LslEusgsr, ara
Vocal AMI ms, unleutal Murc.
Competent Teachers ilI Be employed % assist n th5
Gus departments.
For tcrn-, sppy rhe- e. ire school a. the rs,i-
d-Hc= Of THE Priuci0ai corner OF Avery end El-otl
streef-.
Ref 20 :hs Rev. Ed. AcClEre, 7 eBoy Pop=, late
Supe IN eudeut City schools. Dr. Fray er. Messrs- T..
Johnston, o.. ?. Fs'n-,-7 q. Dr. Il a. ss"Hd-r-. j.
H' aEf 0thnr- % I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02

I am y0ur friend sad go servant.
f. ". CAN'T.
u CAMP, MAR MEMPHIS, Sep. 2G, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02

BY ID ssllowins from the Chicago (abolition
Trt5aze, - 25ih ult., It vii be seen that th'
staple cEop Of lie Garden STATE = rerishiur
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02
5000 REWARD.

g.. Agnes Femai- Arad. my,
blemrl is, Ts. z
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
NEW PHOTOGRAPH AND AM
IN BROTYPE GALLERY.
r. WILLIAM CODDINts, Artist.

No 207 Main street worcester in connection with G.
Loring and n =. Moore's Umbrella and Parasol manu-
factory An old stand Of easy access having the best
ligh In the city, where may he found every description
Of Mats Preservers, Frames, Cases and Artists Ma
tcrias wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices
OIL dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
Scr sale OF On get.

TO RENT.-A first class Hopsa corne,
and T,,itga iitga ana King sttccts containing nine r,oms
rented s5e1 la a Witl hard and water, will be
Nrs ~ n 5GsiI Npneatou is made soon Innuire az
~ " a. u ia } l.l', No, Park street. dtf DE-
,E'o RENI-Iwo good upper tenements,
pleasantly situated, within five minutes ,,,II- +,
Post Office. Inquire OF j. L. HOOD 2S MAN N %, tae
Worcester. dtf SD @'Uh street
FOR SALE OR TO LET-On a lease of
years store Bnl.ding, 40; s0l Mansreet now oc-
cuplel as shoe Gre and Ambrotypt saloon. Posses
SION Eiyen the first Of any MONTH Apply to G. LORI%G
SOi Nam street, up stairs, Worcester. dtf o3l
'g'O LET.--A iirst-cIass house. new and
Il convenient, and desrably located within a few
minutes walk OF the Post ONCE. Possession given TO
suit convenience Address Post Office, drawer No l2l
worcester. an au2S
TO l.EI.--Four tenements to let with
( barns or without, Inquire OF JOHN HAMMOND
TENO RENT ON MAPLE STREET-A
n Boarding tenement Of sixteen rooms; also a tene
ment OF seven rooms, Inquire of j. ". UPHAM.
----------------7--s---s-----
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
TERMs OF Az .rRTTsr, q.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DALI, or sLOo
square for three inserons and 20 cents for each sub
aclaeEt insertion. Ten lines Less constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside in any
prominent place. aso those largely displayed, viii
De ehsrged extra rates Contracts by the year may
made on liberalto terms.
IN EtESLT, First insertion 81 per square" each sub
Saquent Insertion rs canls.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid ~
oenshce' yearly or regular advertisers will be required
- make quarterly pSYn1euts
VA 10 5ratHt9l Adgertisemenfs No report, reso.
ltt.o oF proceedings OF corporation, society or
a3Oclaton, erd communication designed 10 call atten-
Eon 70 sny matter o limited individual ntreest can
% tl!serled' unless paid for Advertisement
~, The Publishers will not hold tbemselye respon
Sso 9t any errors that may occur, beyond Il amour
c clafged for the advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
TmE sTEEL RING rEED R0nLs

also recommended your attention. In strength
and durability, and efficient work, they have no
equal Their perfectly even and straight surface allows
them, placed near to the Burr Cylinder to save the fine
and short staple Their frm strength and their peculiar
set OF teeth indispensable to good hold on the wool
for the proper working of Burning Machine They are
highly approved and much used. These Feed Rolls and
Burning Machines clean the wool of its refuse NATTER
the machines Of the coarSer and the finer machines
of the finer dirt and hurrs: they prevent Injurious
stances from coming in contact with the card and each
set WILL in addition to cleaning the wool and protecting
the cards, do much cardng the cards to which they
attached They should therefore be attached to each
card of the set.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

h tice that they intend make application to the
neral Court act of incorporation for
featuring fire arms, with capital OF two hundred thou
sand dollars VICTOR A. KING,
THOS. WARNER.
AMOS 4. LAWRENCE,
JAS. D. GREEN.
Worcester Nov. 2S, 1861.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

=
Not. II. Greenough NJ. D of London No. Al Ire
mont street, Boston. Dr. Pratt gives particular aeii-
ton to the rational treatment Of the following special d.
seases, viz ;-StammerinG Epilepsy Asthma, Dyspepsia,
eases of the Throat and Lungs diseases OF and
Scrofula in all its FORMS including the positive cure OF
Cancers Ulcers Moles etc, advised by RECORD, OF
Paris, without pain surgical operation Reception
hn,rs fron, IO a m 10 2 p m W3m aul4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
FENO WOOLEN MANUFAUTURERS
CALVIN l.. GODDARD E CO..
No. 8 Bowling Green, New York
only Manufacturers of the
SUrEIsIOIS STEEL RING
AND
Solid Packing Burning Machines,
FEED ROLLS, AND MEsTIzo BURRING p1cKERs

ELLE NJLI1a, AND MESIIlU BUNKING PICkERS
All the principal WoOlen Establishments iI the United
States, Canada, and Mexico are using these Burring
Machines on their first Breakers, ard who have
used them would do without them They are ackn0wl
edged The only perfect machines in perfection Of
work and durability. The finer burriGg Machines fat
second breakers and Finshers plan of teeth,
are recommended to your attention, being useful
ell Gent and as important those attached to first
Breakers. There many in use.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
FKIEN% MORNING DEC. 20, 1861.
miscellaneous

" " 6 ID I, N CT - ,
II . n Il VI + ID
No nAuuIo uhA, oo,o
AR0NsAVVr ENvvc,nrp ,,,1,. =, ,,
~ A'N AS OAA-AIANS sFlHIT.
This Medicine has been uscd NV tI,o ,,rlIi. c,r .; -
with increasing favor II is rec6m,na,,.d -, SGs
byspcpsia. Nervousness Heart Burn CoIic p siTs
Wind in the stomach. or pains in tbe En,,- .il'''
Low spirits pelirium Trrmens Intetr''
r. c,., porancc
II SlIA'L ''s, ENHILIRATEs IyvIGon ArFs pr ,vrr,
.,,,ino not lSroNICArE or STtPEFy " -
~ u eIcIic' IL quick and crectun curipy tho moe,
aggravated eases ul nyspepsa Kidney C0niniant ni
an oIuel arrangements OF the stomach and BoWsis in a
speeedy ,, y manner; an , , '>' ia "
~ VII @ @ E ane most melancholy and droop-
health strength and yigor., ''O 'i'Niy' 10
becomc deered and tbejr use % liquors have
constitution broken down and subject to thit Horrible
immediatey feel tbe haDDy and INV almost
cacy of Dr. Hams lnYgorating Spirit
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
-,
DosE'--plc VINE Rllss iuii as oIten as necessary
one dose WI remove all BAD Spirits.
one GOse VIII cure ieart-Dnrn:
Ihree doses VIII cure Indigestion
Dne 9ose VIII give YOU a GOOD Appetite
0lie 9ose VIII VIII slop tne distressing pains Of Dyspepsia
one uosG VIII remove the distressing and dtsageeable
effects Of Wind or latuence and as the stomach
all painful feelings will be removed.
C'i JVe WI [eore the most distressing pains OF
few doses will remove ali distractions in the Kiansv
Bladder, or Urinary organs.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
peftat!es. E.f. X


CI&Ci4ES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Ai%iln street The undersigned mos respectful.
~ iiVlleS nv vi tne citizens OF this place and vicini-
t7 " 70 eau ana examine superior selection
VI OF Stt-J JIACLttS. containing his lately i'm
III FIoVeu fElsIScoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
III when he VIII adapt to far sighted, ear-sight-
ii ed aged ana weak-eyed persons who NAV de-
sire them according to the tFne state of their
eyes inc material used to make the above
mentioned Lenses In its natural state, in puri-
". brilti@ncN, ana transparency, rivals he din.
~ - mond, and forms the most beautiful and perfect
n Spectacle Lenses ever introduced. ana possess.
~ et great aiiv antages over the common glasses
IL gencrSl use. their perfect spherical form
\ ~ gives more extended held vision Their
Ni purity and transparency nj terial present
~ less uostructions to the passage of light-Over
~ ~ comes IN great measure, what is called by
"a < Opticians alteration OF light. Consequently
M objects seen through them present themselves
AT In clear distinct, and natural form, avoiding
A III that glinlmerlilG Wavering unsteadiness, un-
H III pleasant sensation after proracted reading
n III sewing; in fact. approaching the per
| fectlens Of the natural eye it is possiblefor
" art to approach nature.
Many persons unacQuainted with the Optical
Ert, are left to select glasses for themselves
without due egarO 10 the condition of the eve;
q practice often productive OF serious conse
Quences priudirng the minds Of the people against the
of Glasses. Glasses selected by skiful optc!an,
OF the aforementioned material, VIII instead of
njuring the eye sTRENGTBES AND BENEFIT IT MATERI
Glasses of all kinds different patterns OfOpera Glasses
large assortment, for sake and to hire Magnifying
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes. &c.
Artificial Eyes inserted ana made to order.
Having taken the agency Of of the first manuac
turers of Pebble Lenses clad to be abeto sell such
for less than they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestor
REORGANIZATION free Of charge.
j. BOSENBUSH (Agent) optician,
n2U Successort to l., Shrsheim
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

GRASS SEEDS.-We ask the attention
~ of purchasers to our HERpseRAss NORTHERN RED
Tor, SOUTHERN RED Tor, X. l. BENT, NORTHERN,
WESTERN, and WHITE CLOVER, and other Seeds
LEE SPRAGUE & CO.,
gpl DIFF No. Park street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
nc UnueTslSncU mas pcrIected
RrESTIZO EsURRINn PICURR


Picking busting. Burrag and cleaning Mestlzo and
other wools 1neithershOreus the staple nurinures the
hurl O the wool does uravel the burrs The wool
is combcd open, ana carefully and thoroughly separated
from the whole burrs, without to the wool or in.
jury TO its bers and free from the fine brOus boards oil
burs Hence, Hne MestiZo Wool, which could other
wise be used with advantage is by this machine made
susceptible of extensive Caid waste and bur waste
also thoroughly cleaned Wool and Waste busters,
with or without blowers attached are also furnished
Ali orders will meet with prompt attention. Circulars,
with explanations and references furnished by addressing
CALVIN l.. GODDARD IL CO.,
dlawly d22 No. 3 Bowling Green Now York
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. = The
urderstgned. having formed copartnership under the
name ands style of GRAFTON KNIGHT, and have taken
the Belt business formerly carried by Messrs r. X.
Earle Il Co.. now prepared to furnish manufacturers
and others ith Oak Tanned Stretched Leather Betting
the most favorable Having had twelve years.
experience at the business feet confident we
please all who may favor us with call at 81 Front
street. (Harding's Block,) Worcester, Mass.
ii. G. GRAFTON.
JOSEPH A. KNIGHT.
Worcester March H. 1861.
H. G. GRAFTON and JOSEPH A. KNIGHT, having, for the
past eight or ten years. been in employment in the
manufacture of Leather Belting and they now having
purchased all Belt Tools and gone into the Belt
ufacturng business, take pleasure in recommending
them to our old patrons and the public generally as
worthy of their confidence and patronage.
T. X. EARLE & co.
Worcester, 3rd Month, nth 1861. d&wtf mchi3
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20

WORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
w December q ls6i.-ro all persons interested in
the Estate of PLlNY KIDDE late OF oxford, deceased
GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday OF January
next, show why the first rendered by
CYRUS Kidder and Peter Kdder. the executors their
administration of said estate, and file in this
should not be allowed and the Court orders service
of this citation by publishing the in the Massachu
setts Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester. three
weeks succeesively, before said Court.
W3ts JOiIN j PIPER. Register,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
MEDICAL NOTICE. F.GILMAN. MD.

AVE- Aecoucheur, Physician, and Surgeon. late
Taunton Mass having found it necessary for his health
to seek location remote from the shore, would
respectfully to the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that he has taken residence PARK STREET
No. 1G, of Orange where he be found ready
to attend any calls in the line of his profession Fif
experience in treatment of all diseases
dent this climate with good success, he hopes will
public confidence. Special attention given dis
of the Throat and Lungs Office hours from TO
and TO 10 D. m. dtt mysl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-20
3lIsflIaneOug.
LIMITED STATES MAIL.

1 ~ a a - - > ] a / IT, > M a ] Il
NlASSAC CHU ~E'TTS
JAILED SAA ,E9 yyoFF OFFICE DEPARrMENr.1
Washing tom. AJeustnher Ia Isei
Proposals will he received the Coirsr N ~ o , 1
Department until p. Of the 10Th JanGar Toyt W. r t
conveying the mails of the United states fror H. G III IL
February 1862, the Goth June 1865, on the
routes in the state of Massachusetts: "s
No. 65O.--From New Milford to Upton, mites and
back, times week.
Leave New Milford daily, except Sunday, at y. m.
Arrive at Upton by p
Leave Upton daily, except Sunday, at D.
Arrive at Milford by a.
No $50 d.-From Farnumsville to Upton, miles an,
back, 8 times week.
Leave Farnumsvilir daily, except Sunday at 44 D.
Arrive at Upton by 81 p. m.
Leave UutOn daily, except Sunday, at p. m.
Arrive at Farnumsv.lle by 8 n m.
For form of proposal guarantee, and certificate also
instructions and requirements be embraced the
tract advertisement in pamphle: of in
the New England States, dated 18th December 1850
be found at the principal post offices the The
schedules the rodes above stated be subject to
modification at the discretion of the Department.
dl3 dlaW4w NJ BLAIR, Postmaster General.
VgNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby give no.
b tice that they intend to make application to the
G. neral Court for act of incorporation for
a,ft.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-10
FremOnt's Proclamation.

la last weeks paper We published the
proclamation Of General Fremont, declar-
ing martial law in Missouri As will be
rec llected. it authorizes the cOrfscation Of
the property Of the rebels. the emancipa-
ton Of their slaves, and the shooting of ell
persons who shall be taken with arms in
their hands. The True Democrat, to use
the editors own language, cordially en- q.
dorses" all these measures, and halls their
declaration "as an omen of a more vigor
Gus policy on the part of the Government"
Now, while we approve of General Ere
mont's policy i'll dealing with the rebels in
the main, we fear that his late proclamation
is hot calculated tc benefit the cause Of the
Union in the border States The very fact
that it is endorsed by the Chicago Tribune,
the True Democrat and all the Abolition
Journals in the country, will cause the
its threatening aspect.
We 90 not believe this rebellion eau be
permanently put down by acts Of Larbari
Ity. Ii all persons taken in arms in Mis-
souri, be put to death, the demon of retail
alton will possess the hearts OF their friends
and give more viudictive and desperate
character to the unfortunate struggle. We
hope fer the sake Of humanity, and the sa
cred cause If the Uuion, that no such reyul-
ling aspect as the Aboldonists desire will
be given to this war.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-10

Long established opinions, founded on
error and deeply rooted prejudices, are ex-
tremely difficult to remove Many bloody
hatties must yet be fought; thousands Of
loyal soldiers, we fear, must fall by the
bullets of the slave holders; sadness aud
mourning must lie felt in every household
for lost and mailned sons and brothers
petuniary distress must pinch the rich as
well as the poor, before all nnr people will
get their eyes and hearts open to the great
truth that Slavery is causing this horrid
sacrifice and shocking misery, and that the
national armies must be commanded to
strike down this accused dragon ere peace,
unity and happiness can be restored
Chicago Tribune.
I THIS is The view taken uf the war by the
lesding Republican newspaper of tie
State.
II is true the Chicago journal aud icw
Other Republican papers do not agree with
the Tribune bur the flee holders general
| II advocate the extreme policy. Oue of the
editers q the Tribune is post master at
Chicago, and the Administrator will De
held responsible for the sentiments oi that
JOURNAL so hong Mr.. Serpps il kept in
his present lucrative and important cficial
ppsiiicn.
Talk about aid to the rebels. there is not
a secession newspaper in the land d ing
muFe for the de uuc,ion If the Uuiun than
the sheet frum which the above is extract
ed It's advocacy of the 'irrepre>ible con-
fict" is DUNG more mischief than are the
brigands under Ben. McCulluch Ii the
President is opposed to carrying on tins
war iar the purpose proclaimed III the
ksiiifsso Tribune. would seem from the
movements about Washington ard instru,
tidus from the members Of the Cabinet
why then don't he inform Mr. Scrlpps tina
be no longer has need Of his services IL
the Chicago post cfice7 The Tribune il
diving much to weaken the arm OF the Gov
eralnent in the West. ShUuli iE not be sup
pressed?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-10
Your oJcdieut servant.
ID. MAGOFFIN.
Executive DEPARTMENT.

traitklurt, Aug. ~. 1861
To his Exceiiency AbTaham Lincoln, Pres
ident Of the United States:
SIR-Frum the commencement of the
unhappy hustilities now pending in this
C untrv, the people nf Kentucky have in
dictated an earnest desire aud purpose, az
far a. lay in their power, while maintain
ing their original political status, to do
nothing by which t. involve themselves in
the war Up to this time they have sue
ceeded in securing to themselves and to the
State peace and tranquility, as the fruits
of the policy they adopted My single
object now is to promote the continuance
OF these blessings to the peoyle Of this
State
Until within a brief Period the people of
Kentucky were quiet and tranquil, free
from domestic strife. and undisturbed by
internal CONJUNCTION. They have resisted
no law, rebelied against no authority, en-
gagged IN u" revolution, but constantly pro-
claimed their firm determination to ursue
their peaceful arucatiUns, earnestly hoping
that Their own soil would he spared the
presence ct armed troops, and that the
scene of corfllct would be kept removed
beyond the border of their State By thus
avoiding all ocra-io fur the introduction
oil bodies of armed soldiers, and Offering
no prov"carinn for the presence Of MILITARY
i"rce. the people OF Kentucky have sim
cereiy striven to preserve in their State
domestic 1T ace, and avert the ealamities of
sanguInary engagements.
Recently large body Of soldiers have
heen enlisted IL the United States army
and collected in military camps in the ceu~
tIal portion Of Kentucky This movement
AaH -
companies. regiments. Sc, cuhsistining of
men swarm into the United States service.
under Ulcers holding commissions from
yourself. Ordnance. arms, muuiti0ns aud
supplies OF war. ARE heIng transported into
the State, and riaced in large quantities in
these camps. L. word. an army Is now
being organIzed aud quartered within the
State. supplied with az the apI.licsnce. Of
war. without the c,usent or advice of the
authorities ct the State, and without enp>
suHa'i"n WITH those must prominentl7
known and recognized AZ loyal citizens.-
A"," m'Vement now lmyerIis that peace
and tran qaIity which, from the bepin,ino
"i cur pending difficulties. have been the
paramount desire oi this people, and which
up to this time, they have SO secured to the
State
Within Ken'ueky there has been, and is
ikely to ne 10 occasion for the presence Of
military iorce The people are qviet and
tranquil. feeling no apprehension of any
occasInn arising to invoke protection from
the Federal arm. They have asked tina,
their territory be left free from military
occupation, ard the present tranquility If
their communication left uninvaded by sol
diers They do not desire that X ,ntucky
shall be required to supply the battle field
for the contanding armies, or becUme the
theatre Of the war.
Now, therefore, as Governor OF the State
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-10
The News.

The war news this week Is devoid of in
terest. Both armies appear to be making
ready for great battle. The rebel, are
increasing their forces i'll the vicinity Of
Washington aud we fear there will be
bloody scenes enacted there before the end
Of the week. We trust that our brave
troops may be able to repeI any effort that
may be made to Capture cur rational capi-
tai, and at the same time give the rebels
lesson that may BRING them to their sem
scs
In Missouri, affairs are unchanged since
our last. 1t is rumurcd that Col Marsh's
regiment has lett Cape Grardeau aud Join
co detachment of the Federal army under
Gen. Prentiss, which was moving to attack
Gen. Pillows forces. Ii this be true, there
will be battle in tho vicinity of New
Madrid IN few days, in which our gall
liant boys will have an opportunity to show
their hand.
Various TUmOrs relative to the death of
JEFF Davis have been in circulation for a
week past. The dispatches Of yesterday,
however, discredit AL such reports.