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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
NAIL

The occurrence Of mail failures are becoming
20 freauent that every body, especially editors
nav be reasonably allowed 70 grumble little
During the last week our patience has been
severely taxed in this respect, as we have been
almost entirely deprivedo Of our usual exchanges.
From Richmond we have had one arrival and
communication with other portions of The South
is frequently interrupted and irregular The
ANNOYANCE to news-seeke.sscanno be greater
than it Is 10 Us, and we know the public viii
mite with us IN calling upon the authorities to
remedy tue evil, if it can possibly be done
There can De no excuse for such unusual HTegn-
l5f.le ~ the mail service Of the country.
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FREMONT.

We doubted from The FIRST the rurorsd r.
mgsal. and even The alleged court-msrtialing
Of 0en. FREHoNT, upon the strength OF charges
said 20 have been preferred agin't him by PRANK
BLAIR. The statement, W. %noticc, Is now de-
Mel by the Balimou SRs Of the 5sh inst, which
publishes q dispatch from SEWARD denying the
uboIe .unor as a sheer canard. The Path
6ndcr' has neither been recalled, Dor has be
been co~urt-mauialed. II = time that the
fe,snt disasters encountered by federal arms in
Missouri have. in the language Of The New
Tork Herqld, placed hin under cloud but
h- ia never be entirely Tepudiated by the
aboIidon.zed North 80 long as remembrance
points viii f,udish ezuitati9n To his late in
Eis.ous p%rouunc amento, offering freedom and
equality 10 The African slave.
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Petition 10 Divide Land and
Slaves.

r. B. RSgiand and wm. Smith. Aiahi traitors. stc. OF
X. Walker, deed,
W.
Margaret Walker. widow, ETC. ct al
G0UNTY COURT. Fayeite County. Tenn, October
y Rules 1861.
It appearing 30 fhe abstraction Of The Court FROM A.
ddayit, hat ia 9. l. Walker, one Of the d~f,pSapfr -
q non-resident Of Tennessee, q Il therefore ortered tbst
publication BE uaaee Ia the Memphis Appeal ,-aeLIv
fnr fear cons euuvo weeks. requiring -aff lame
Walker b appear Hi the December term 81 he ssIf
oou {. 20 b. held 81 the court houss IN the town OF som
erylle, on the hrSt Monday ia December. A ID. Ie;T
and plead, snESyer or demnr. 10 said p=ffion n ~
sane VII be taken for confessed AID 81 70, hearing *
parte Is % him.
Wal II. ROBERTSOs, Cl-ra.
Shelton. solicitor for Administrator oeI9.vf~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

u The corpse Of Capt B. Moore late Of the
Panola Guards, now stationed at Pensacola, aud
who died on the % INST, Of typhoid %Pcnumonia'
near Pensacola, arrived at Pensacola at two
o'clock, ?. ", on Monday last. The Masons, Of
which fraternity he was & worthy member, took
charge Of his remains, which were inferred with
the usual ceremonies at Mt. Tirzah burial
.rcuul on Tuesday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

II At the last accounts MASSACHUSETTS, had in
the field 10 regiments, Maine Z, Connecticut Z
Rhode Island ;, Vermont 5, and New Hampshire
1. The New Orleans Crescent says that Missis.
sippi, with less than fourth Of the voting pop
ments in the field. Except Florida, whose pop
ulation Is sparse, there is not a State in the South
that has not more men in the field than Massa-
chusetts; and yet that p~estilent State has been
one Of the most active causes of the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

COTrON CR0P IN MrssIssTPL-Thc Greus-
ia MOtirs, Of the 9th inst, says We have
taken pains TO barn the prospects of the cotton
From their concurrent repor, we clearly infcl
thst tbe cotton crop ia this and the adjoining
counties viii b. short by ooe-fvrth. Accounts
GOD tbo bottom farms GU the Tallshatchie NJ
I equally unfAyorable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
ROCK AND Port sMETEs
TELRGRAPTE.

We learn from a telegram to MID. b. NC
Henry, last night, that our energetic fellow
citizen, II. A. MONTGOMERY, now at Richmond
has secured the contract from the powers that
be" Tor building the telegraph line from Little
Rock to Fort Smith. This line is very imPor-
tant to Us. particularly at the present crisis, and
We ere very glad to know that 1t has been put in
hands which viii put it through in the shortest
no-sfblo s,,aea of time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

SORTHERS SUFFERING FROM NORTHERN
OrrsEssioN-The New Orleans Dtta records
the feet ihat among tie prominent victims Of the
barbarous resort oi DE Bisck-RepubIcan au-
thoities in oon6sca'iug the property Of south
orners, IS Wm. b. Astor, who is the owner Of six
bundpI shares Of the stock ofthe bank Of Louisi-
ara, worth Sl50per share. And the Delta odds /:
Even that ingrate, George Opdyke, who made
oil that beis Soah IN this city, has bis lots aud
houses, which vii pass Into toe hands Of hon
r.ter men. We think tbo aggregate value Of
tbe property which viii thus bc appropriated,
win exceed the eatRate g~eucysly made Of IF
teen millions Of dollars.
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In Chancerv. M yTer.Dhis.

GTATE OF TIE NEsSEE-Procee5ing. had IN the
- lexis ohics, chanc-ry size O. the common au and
llth. 1901.
David bro~n, 4 rec msn q color , pef.on sf.5 O..
sE porte petition 20 ronvey hinSc { - uc-
into slavery. o'ef A. 4roL
70 appearing frHm the petition FLED arrcln thar the
petitioner, David Blown, d free naa OF culor.a SEES.
dent OF the State 81 TenLessre. desire- AMI prays o. be
permitted to convey himself inio slavery unsn ona John
O. GreenlaE, = resident Of shelby county. rcunessee.
upon the terms and conditions required y tLe Act cf
the General Assembly OF the 81 o. Of Tennessee. in
such case mails and provided. il Is THERETO. e. ordered
THAT Eoneo uf the hiing OF said petition and Of TIRE in
tendet application o. said petitioner 20 b. made at he
next terra si said court. 10 be lud on she second Nom
dy in November next, 1851. be published for the sphrr
al ,ne month lea the Memphis Appeal.
A eoPy-aitest; JOHN C. LANIEH
ocl2Iuw4w l@rk ana 49,
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.SDERs PREPARrNG.-The Mary.

MARYLANDERs PREPARING-The Maryland
ers resident in Richmond, anticipating the early
advance Of the patriot army into that down
troJden State, are euergeticelly preparing to
take part Ia, aud, if allowable, to lead the adj
vance of that earnestly desired movement. As
the first step toward that end, thy will hold at
noon to-day, we understand, a meeting, the OBJ
ioct Of which is to devise some plan OF orgaaizG-
lion. aud probably to elect leaders etc. The or
qanization, if effected, will be a purely yolun-
teer one, aud will comprise many gentlemen OF
snIstopce and extensive business pursuits, who
are. nevertheless, both willing ahd anxious to
hazard life itself for the proud joy Of treading
heir natiyn soil as victors in ! Conflict for It's
bYedom. They arc lnst the class "a Inrn 10 be
most feared by those who oppose heu In q war
Of principle. Richmond Eif1inr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
TIE GRAND ENIoN ARMYn-Tho New Hn.

THE " GRAND UNION ARMY"-The New Ha-
ven Register has no very great faith in big
talk" aud O grand armies" ltsaysJ
No more oxaggerat.onl aud selEdeoeption.
Seven hundred men cannot be magnihed into a
thousand by being called " about thousand"
Seventy or eighty thousand men on the Potomac
cannot be multiplied into two hundred thousand
by being called the " grand army" Nothing is
more manifest than the fact that the rebels OUT
manifest than the fact that not one Northern
State has yet contributed its just proportion Of
troops. Some of the great States, especially, are
far behind. Let US dismiss big talk, and look
steadily at the facts, and admit frankly TO our
selves that some of the loyal States have not only
fallen short, but win undoubtedly continue to.
fall short, and that, consequently, an additional
burden will be thrown upon this State, aud upon
some other States.
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FOR RENT.

TUE west half Of a fine two story BRICK. dou
Il bic tenement RESIDENCE, situate on Aue- -
lion street, beyond the bayou- The main bousek2
contains seven rooms. bnck kitchen, thrse serggnts'
rooms, \ large store room, wash RON. stable and ear.
rage hou=-, etc. al in good order Formerly rented
Tor 80 per meath. but will now be reuter- 70 a cnod
tenant Tor - per month. Posses ion give. imsnedi-
ateiy. Apply TO y. N LUSHER,
~ The Office of Street, Huugerford & Jackson.
oc-2Sis Navy Yard. or ar IN nramiasr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
Immediately Opposite DepOt Of
.TesAtphiS and CAGrIesEOss
Railroad.

TNHE HOUSE Is new sud gently furnished
Passengers Oy river ant railroad will snd ~
mis- me mot Convenient Hotel to the Memphis flfii
and Charleston Depot, in she city. ElX
iy1Glyfs p,o1-
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Mississippi Election.

The official vote of Pamela county, a the late
election, was as follows:
For Goyernor-J. j.. Pettus, sol; J. Thomp-
son. 40.
For Secretary Of State-C. A. Brougher, 91.
For Auditor of Public Accounts-E. r.
Burt, 500.
For Treasurer-M. d. Haynes, 897.
For Attorney General-T. J. Wharton, 697.
For Representatives,. B. Irby, $50; W. B.
Dickins. Sol Joel A. Wall, as; W. s. Ran
dolph, rs.
A letter from New Albany CMississippi) gives
US the result of the election held last Monday il
Pontotoc county as follows:
Senate, JEFF. Wilson; House, c.. T. Bond, D
4. Rogers, T.. N. Wylie aud Danl AlsuP.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
FROM

FROM HATTERAs.-The Yankees at Hatteras
have cuta canal across the point on which the
fort is erected, aud above the latter, to assist in
keeping away tbe Confederate troops. The wa
ter flows very rapidly through iiis dyke, which
is thereby deepening and widening, and it is
probable the small island on which the fortifca-
ton is built will beentirely swept away by the
storms which are conmo at that locality, es-
pecially in the winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

UNFORTUNATE Academia dispatch to
Gov. Moore, from Lynchburg, says that a freight
train conveying clothing for the LIST and ID reg
iments Louisiana volunteers. and other goods,
fell through & bridge, about one hundred miles
distant from that ciy, and were ell in the
u-ster
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

" Gen. WOol-the Fortress Monroe man
has released the hundred mutaeers sent by Nc
Clellan TO that place en- route iOr Tortugas. and
has returned them TO service. After performing
this feat, be made a brilliant strategic move 81
all alone, in the direction of Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

FREsHET IN VRGISIA-The Lynchburg
IirgiHian chronicles "a great freshet in the
James river, aud says: The banks on either
side are submerged, and vast quantities of tim
Der, trees, logs, etc, 60 floating past that city
with lightning speed. The damage along the
iver both above aud below Us must be very
heavy. The high waters, it is feared, have Sc
riously damaged the canal, though they had not
subsidized sufficiently to ascertain the extent of
the injury. The acqueduct of the canal across
Blackwster creek IS badly damaged, large por-
tons Of the bottom OF it having been washed
Up aud carried away.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICE

7 WISH il dat rcty understood that medicine Oh.
j tniued Al nv ofhce must be paid for In CASH. / do
not reu physic 10 make a profit, but keep 10 on hsud for
the purpose u pTepari 6 NY own prescriptions. Ipay
cash for 1t. and must have the ssme u retum. unir.s
otherwise Contested for.
ocl0Iws l.. ". GABBERT, NJ D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

Il The New Orleans Price Carrtnt, of the
9Th, has the following cotton item " Arrived
since the 9th ultimo, of louisiana and Missis-
sippi 57s bales Cleared since the 9th ultimo,
none. Stock in presses and on shipboard not
cleared on The 4th instant 1886 bales"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
ruE sRaURsrRArION ACT.

We publish this morning N erteHso the Sc
opsstration act Of the Confederate Congress- TO-
EITHER with the instructions Of M. BENJAMIN.
This law and instruction are Of general public
interest. aud should be preserved for future re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

ES Our North Carolina exchanges say that
the Notifications on Roanoke Island, twenty-five
miles distant from Hatteras, are progressing rap
idly, and vigorous and ]judicious measures are in
progress to prevent any further intrusion by the
Federal vandsls upon the sod Of the Old North
State
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
PREPARATIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA

PREPARATIONS IN NORTH CARoLINA-The
Yicksburg Wig learns by a private letter from
'Newbern, under date Of the Path, that soldiers
are arriving and passing through there every
day, and being stationed at the various points
on the coast, which defend the harbOrs Of that
State. 4 legion from Georgia arrived there on
the 23d, fifteen hundred strong. All the North
Carolina regiments that have not left the State
were already there, and together with the regi-
ments from other States, composed an amy of
between ten and fifteen thousand men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
WEBSTER

157 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn,
HAVE N STORE
II 100 bbls. Ness Beef.
200 bbls. S~upertHr zsi Exirs Flour.
10 bhls. Rectihed AID B0 rbOu Whisky.
lC0U bags Liverpool Salt.
600 kegs ASS rred Nails.
200 bsgs White Boiled Meal.
1000 bags White and yellow Corn,
800 bag White ani Black Oats,
SOD bags Seed Rye.
800 bales Prime Hay,
g7.0O0 New sin GunuieE.
500 " D0nbIs d"
l010O Secondhand "
900 OsnAburg Wheat SacLS
20 packagus White II b.
90 doE. Guar $. Pinfs and Half Pint Pickles,
100 boxes Soda and Butter Craekers.
ocl2 UUBBELi. HIND & HTSr On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

~ A telegram received by Us On last night
from Jackson, Tennessee, .ays that a collision
o.curr.d between the up and down train near
izt place on yesterday. TIE extent Of the
esmage done l. not mentioned, but it is stated
TAI thc running Of trains viii be stopped mil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

III gentleman OF this city has q beautiful
lilliputian greyhound Gtalian), which suffered a
fail and a dislocation OF one hind leg in her
younger days. She has had three l%itters, and in
each one there has been a pup showing marks Of
tho mothers decentralization COUrisr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A MEETING Of Ingomar Lodvr No
ANm be held a. their Lodge Room, THIS Gafurl.gs
at y o'clock. Punctual attendsnre
quested. a. business OF inp0rtanee, relating 10 he 81
fare OF the Order in the Coufederats states. W9I h.
brought before the meeting.
By order Of
Ocf1I-= u %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

IL The telegraph announces that Gen. Sum-
ter Anderson has been superseded by Gen sber-
men, Of Ohio. The latter Is anabolition civilian,
Of no military experience. We haze no infor-
nation as to the cause why Anderson has been
" suufod cut SO unceTemoajoasly, but suppose
time viii develop all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

MISSISSIPPI HAY-The New Orleans BULLETIN,
Of a recent date, says that hay is now being re-
ceiyed in that city from Mississippi, equal TO the
best western. The common crab grass makes
excellent hay, and requires but a few days to
dry II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

Ey Hon. VIM. r. Smith, Of Tuscaloosa, for
mery a member Of Congress from the 4th Ala
boma district, has raised a regiment of volun-
tecrs for the war, which has been accepted.
they are reudezvousing at Tuscunbia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
LoUIsI.yA IrENs.-The Baton Rouge 4.

LOUISIANA lTEAs.-The Baton Rouge Id
rOeats, on the 9th inst. says
An election for colonel and Heutenant-colone
Of this battalion was held on Saturday last,
which resulted in the unanimous election Of
John A. Scott, colonel, and J. o. Nixon, lieu
tenant-coloneI. This battalion viii soon be
ready to take the field, and when it does, we
would advise Or. Abe and his IIessians TO keep
out Of their way, for they are as gallant and
formidable a band as any State ever sent forth
TO battle in Il holy cause.
The Alexandra Constitutional, OF the 9Th,
says:
The busy season Of grinding cane will, we
suppose, next week, and from all
appearances a large crop viii be made. The
cane is very large, and only needs cool weather
to msture.it.
We see by the papers that the Hon. Henry
Marshall u is q candidate for Representative in
the Confederate Congress. He has no oppo-
nent, He was . member Of the provisional
Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

~ The War Department at Richmond has
been furnishing alien enemies, who SO declared
themselves, with passports, allowing them TO
mass beyond the limits Of the Confedeyscy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

GEoRGIA-The returns from sxty-niuc coun-
ties give Gov. brown 1920 majority, and his
election by q decided majority is conceded by .
y-Ty LARGO vote.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

II We learn that negroes can be bought in
Southeastern MiSSouri-where Fremont's thieves
have established their underground rsilroad-st
from 500 to $500. A great many Of these con-
trabands have passed through Memphis recently
from that quarter, on their way to Louisiana,
Arkansas and Mississippi, having been purchased
by planters for a mere trihe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

DEATH OF \ OAPTIvg-Sorman Porter, Of
The First Michigan regiment, died at Castle
Pinckney, near Charleston, on Wednesday last,
Of typhoid fever. The deceased was one of the
prisoners who lately arrived there from Rich
mond, Va.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

~ Msgrud~i and Hager. the sTo gallant
os,cers commanding at Norfolk, have been po-
NOTED 10 III. cr-geDcrais. Their mtaprOus con
duct. q t7ovD soldiers and iici-Dt officer ius
vaed tie bre,ct conferred
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

GEN. MCCLELLAS's SELECTION OF WINTER
QUARTEBs.-A letter from = member Of the
Rhode Island Second in the Phoenix Journal
contains the following passage, after describing
Gen. Mcclellan:
just as the general was about to mount his
horse to leave, Col. Wheaton asked him when we
were to return TO our old quarters at Camp
SprGgue. He modestly replied:
do you know of a place called, between
Mobile and Richmond" i have now forgotten
the name Of the place mendOned.)
YES replied the colonel.
"Well, that is place / intend having your
regiment quarteTed this winter
The colonel smiled and seemed quite willing
to make the change, aud of course every one Of
Us will be the same.
Just 50!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

~ Col Jones G.. Martin has been elected
acknowledgement of North Carolina, with the
rank Of maj6rgcneral, and goneal-in-chief Of
all the forces in the State. He performs the
duties of geueTalin-chief, adjutunt and Inspector
general, quarterma5teT-geuera and chief Of
ordnance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

Y The Mobile Adce6iser suggests that
the most conyenien; mitt-f for a soldier, is one
having separate stalls for the thumb and fore
finger, and a common covering for the other
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

i DEIUsIgR,-Tha subscriber 70 q Newspaper
who imsgiBes that each issue was printed for
his especial use and edifcation, and must there
fore contain only such matter as suits lis peculiar
taste, needs to be reminded that he is lboring
under q foolish deInsiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

81 Late intelligence asserts that Rev. DR..
Scott. formerly Of New Orleans, has resigned
his pastorship at San Francisco, and was about
10 leave for Europe, by way Of Cape Horn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

TAKEN up by E Keck. TWO BAY
L HORSES with saddles and brides The IL
owner viii come forward pay charges, aud 80
take them ~ the VARIETY STABLES az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

I eon'e qarnce ID tas cc,upsiioa of tbs Rossl by
4 military usius between Pats q 4 Ciarksvil. fs
regular Passenger tralus gu tbs r I'D viii only be nun \,
Pads until further notice.
1HOS DOnAMEAn
ocio Gspcral Superintendent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

81 The Shreveport Gazette, of the 9Th, re-
ports that the weather the previous week was
favorable for gathering cotton, but was too warm
for the season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

PoSTPoEED-A concert which was announced
would be given at Sardis, for the benefit of the
Pamela military, has beenpostponed until Thurs
day, October II. The exhibition will consist Of
charades, tableaux and music.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
E-XECUTOR,S NOTICR-

1 AVING qualified as Executor Of the last viii and
IL testament q Dr. J. W. Morrison, dee 4. / hsrsbv
notify al ? rsons having claims against said estate <,
present them, duly authenticated, Wiihin tue me prs-
sc6bed by Inv.
mo g DIcKAsoN. Executes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

EE We learn from a Kentucky friend, who
arrived in the city yesterday, that Gen. Buck
NER, ofKy, has been appointed Major General,
and Col T. C. HSDMAy, Of Arb, Brig. General
in the Provisional army Of the Confedersey.-
Both ere e~xcellent collections.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
u late London paper contains the follow

- = ~ -
ing advertisement;
A gentleman is abont 10 leave the house in
which he resides, and being dcsirous to return it
70 bs landlord in the same condition in which he
foupd il. will pay a fair price for five hundred
fiII crown rats, an aero Of poisonous weeds,
and q cart load Of rubbish the weeds to be
planted in the garden, the rubbish 70 be left on
the door step, and the rats to be suffered to run
loose through the house, Address, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

- Capt Geo. Z. Gamble, Of the HemPstead
county (Ads) cavalry company, died in Law
renee county, Missouri, d few DAYS since.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

L. Mobile promises to be a very good hay
market despite Abe Lincoln's blockade. We
notice that a large amount Of this necessary ar
ticle IS being shipped to that city from the up
country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTTRES
For RALEl

TUE HOUSE ~ row occupy l. for rent
Il iha Cuuuts-A, Shelves and FIstures prs
Tor saAN Ihs house h I've stories aud has : nti
good cellar. Apply o. ouee to d.l
sT0YALL & MTCHELD
oeltM - Main .lreat-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12
NOTICE!
JUST RECETYEnI

W + viii sell one hundr q bale. . COTTON
W eight cents. new crop and take Bank vyesf n.
nSssee notes Al one per cent. premium.
ocl2 BOILING. RICE e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-12

HThe Grenada Notice maintains that that
place ought TO be a port Of entry, instead Of
Memphis, for the good reason that on Saturday
last an amount of dry goods, the freight on
which by railroad amounted TO sixty dollars, was
purchased in Grenada and shipped to Memphis.
Therefore, concludes the Hotire, Grenada
should be the port of entry or kick mp"