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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
The I.incoIn steamers in lbc Mobile BAY.

Inc Mobile Register and AareT',sfr of the 9TH
inst, has the following
The day before yesterday morning The smart
officers on board the Fedcnl steamer Mississippi
by the aid OF their GLASSES, discovered what Airv
supposed to be laborrrs at work on Notifications
about five miles from Fort Morgan. The Lin
%cotnites having & great disgust for rebel masked
bait rics, imagined ihat some Of these insidions
structures were b'in- erected and that it was
best 10 scatter the people shat were putting
them UP.
The fTigate, therefore drew rs near in shore as
was prudent and commenced a series Of hstter-
ing attentions in the shape Of b0mbshells. When
the frigate rolled scaward her shells went over
the heads Of the rebels, and when she rolled
''t0tber way" the sea caught and swallowed
them. After wasting q dozen or two rounds the
trigate hauled of aud nobody hurt" Ii was
much hoped by the rebels ia and abont Fort
Morgan that the ship would repeat the expert
ment yesterday morning, in which CASE we shall
probably be able to report somebody hurt.''
Shooting at long taw is a game that two parties
can play at when both are fixed for #.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

SHOOTING OF REBEL PRIsoNERS.-Tho
Wheeling ARtetbgCHcer, an abolition paper, de-
scribing q skirnisI at BIC Bend, in Wirtc1untY.
about ten mites from Running Springs, in Most
rn Virginia, in W hsch tAe Fcdcrllists were sue
@etssfgi, under blaj. Slrmmer, formerly in com
mand al Fort Pickens, says:
The Union forces then burned tic housos Of
Peter Stibargh, a prominent secession leader, aud
ofso the house Of another rebel, whose name we
not learn.- Both of the houses were fortified.
Two rebels who had taken The oath Of allegiance
and were caught with arms in their hands, were
out and shot. Two more men, canght
under similar circumstances, were 90 haFc been
shot the neAt day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

- The fredericksburg (Fa) Recorder learns
that q member o Capt. Morgnn's company, from
Arkansas, and n northern nan BE- birth, deserted
while on picket duty on Friday last, and went
over to the enemy. He did this in open day,
by signaling one of thc tugs which WIS plying
along the river shore some distance above Aqua
C-c.b
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

TUE NEWS" Old Secession" was again IN
covered yesterday evening and thEndcrcd forth a
salute in honor Of the passage 81 an ordinance
Of secession by the Legislature Of Missouri.
This makes he twelfth star in our Young Con
faderacy, ana We lmst ere long dat the com
mittee will soon have The pleasure of another
glorious discharge for sold kentrck'
The important news from Western fireinic Is
partly confirmed BY 8 private la;ter received IN
this city from Zig s-Tell, pofanarked the 2sth
ult., which sayH that Gen. Lee had concentrated
all lis forces at that pl4co. Several skirmI3he7
had takeu place, and = pitched battle vas luo~
cxpcctoI-Cicresi0R CGHrtcr, IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

SE4taE OF GCNs-No loss than fort7-lour
boxes Of muskets wera seized by the Federal
troops - E1izahethtown. and brought to this
city yesterday by q detachment Of troops from
Gen. shennan's command. They weTe addressed
to Col Thomas Il. HINT, Louisville, By way
Of Nashville. "-LOuisriHe journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

CONTRABAHDs.@en. WOOL acknowledge
THAI BE- has upwards of 1000 negroes ~ FoTiress
Monroe, ana asks The authorities al Washington
what he shall 10 with them. Solne are to BE-
sent 20 Washington 20 work ca notifications,
and Others vii probably be shipped 10 the West
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

g~Adjt Geo. Wythe Baylor, a brother ofCol.
john r. Baylor, has auiyed IN town from Arizo-
NJ, on Lis way 20 Virginia. lie reports every
thing now quiet il Arizona, without any pros
pect Of amy more lights 1T present. lie was
present at he battle Of M7s-ila aud the taking
Of Maj. Lyndc aud his command. The account
be gives Of The affair is quite Interesting. Ia
the tight at Messilla the Federal force uera all
United by Maj. Lynde TO be SIC, while Col. Bay
lor's numbered but 200. Il has t.,l.spired ulat
fifteen Of the egou.Y were kiiledand nine wound
ed. On our part the only damage sustained was
the uoun1ing Of a Confederate dog by the burst
ing Of q shell. Disalection Of the Frderal
troops was nos The cause Of their being riptsrod.
Col. Baylor had ingeuioVsly managed 10 make
thea belieee t,at he had been reinforced, and
that his command numbered at least a thousand
men, well armed, and anxious for a fight. They
were actually frightened into a surrender. Tlrir
" hole force numbered 700,-Ssq AEioAO Lc9gct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
GEx. ZoLLnorrrns -

GEN- ~ZOLLCOFFEK's ARNX-It Is known d,
our renders that Gen. Z0iieoder IS in ooumaud
ct some eight OF ten thousand uoors 1T Cumh.--
land Ford, come fifteen or TWENTY m7Ic rom NJ.
Tenmessea line. Our understa6gfpo Il fbrf IN
tic avaiable forces here have been ordered tof.s
quarters, ald TIN. they are now arriving her-.
and On their voy thitle7.
Il Is further understood here thai The entire
force st Camp Dick Robinson. SOM serenity
miles north Of Cumberland Ford and mov,ur
nPon ne Centedera.e forces, in m direction a
Cumberland Gap. They are said 10 b. aarsr
fifteen tlioUsand strong We may look tor stir
rlng news from that qusrter In few dav<.-
KR0IUaie Hhig, Sd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

THE GoYERXltESr Loan N CINCISxtTL.
The Chamber OF Commerce having accumulated
a considerable surplus, which is held as n na-
clrus for a building fund, a motion was made ON
change to-day, and carried UNANIMOUSLY, in
s~tructing the treasurer 70 invest it n the national
loan. This IS important, as showing the conf
dence OF the merchants IN the seeurity-Ga-ets,
95L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

HoaIE IANUFACTURE OF GUNs-Tha con
tractors are advancing rapidly with their work
upon the new buildings. which Me-srs. Joz-s.
hckfEane s. Co. are aiding 70 their founlry-
ana which are intended to be supplied with th-
machinery requisite for the mauufscturr Of
every description Of small arms. We have been
informed that three hundred hands viii be en-
Rioyed by the firm in this new department Of
then ioundry. We rejoice to see such . work
progressing in our midsti for IFS completion and
successful operation vii not onIv serve tofurnish.
q large portion Of the arms needed to achieve
our national Independence, but viii also bring
an amount Of labor and capital into our midst
which VII add greatly b. the prosperity Of our
happy city of noFers-H0hB Spniags Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
Masonic FmELITY.-It is state

authority, thst when Hampton, Va, was taken
possession of by the Federals, while they were
laying their vGndsl hands upon everything, PHI
laying or destroying whatever came in theirvay,
Col. Townsend Of the Sd New York regiment
with q portion Of his regiment, Mssons, We pre-
sumo, went 10 the room Of Hampton Lodge and
secured all the records, reralia, etc, carefully
secured them in a box and sent them to Baltimore.
1t Is believed that they are still preserved and
will be forthcoming upon the demand Of the
lodge or any proper authority.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

- The Mobile TnbHae, Of the 4rh, SAYS
Two Of the -four Yankee prisoners, who es-
caped At Maridian. were arrested last night,
Wednesday, and came very near being hanged
by the people. The roreswere ready, bat mildcr
inference prevailed. A third was seen and shot
At, but got off in the dark. The Mississippians
were in hoi pursuit Of him and the fourth fagt
i've
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

~ We are pleased to ham thai our worthy
ard tslentei Iiead, Col J.. w. Munford, has
recently received the appointments Of ais-ac-
camp T. Gea Johnston, with te rank Of major.
He viii repsir to Colunibus IN q day or two,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

The Planters G4a) Banner of the 81 inst,
says:
Active measures are now being adopted in
our parish preparatory 10 sugar making. Some
of our planters win eonnlenoe rolling cane Al
once. Many have been kept back IN their work
by the continuous rains, and have a large guam
tity Of wood still to haul. And most Of the plant
ers have yet 10 make hay, put up seed cane, dig
potatoes, etc, before they commence rolling cane.
About the last Of the month we expect TO see
nearly ali Of the furnaces in full blast. The late
cool nights and fine days have had e fine effect
upon the cane, aud the sugar crop Of the parish
viii be quite heayy-prohably 4d,oG0 hhds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

LTSi-Profcssor Emmons, who made a geologi
cal survey Of some of the midland counties of
the Ola North State, says that the developments
of natural wealth are ~astoundlngl
The coal 6elds are ample for al the sonth-he
mining interests are Of iucaieulahlc estslt. Tho
uIrferous ores ar, Of wonderful richness. The
silver lead mines are not supposed IN value hy
those of any country, and yirld ziRe. lead, cop
PER, silver and gold.
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Coal IN NORTH CARoLTNA.-The Raleigh

= - - " '"|-'F T"T"F
We have tried the Dep river coal, a speci-
men Of which was sent to Us. In our time we
have burned Liverpool, Scotch and Virginia
bituIninous coal, and We can truly say that we
never saw any better coal than thar Of Deep
river. What ac7ying ,hoac and evil It Is that
so much coal should be permitted TO rest under
ground. The coal and other treasure on the
Deep river ARE, themselves, sufficient % 1aake
North Carolina a rich and great State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

Ia The Raleigh N. c. Register allrgrss that
9 eenileman Of that city, a Mr.. J. }. Christie
pliers, has raised a hog whose live weight is now
ga pounds. The owner Of the animal expects
it viii gain two hundred pounds moe By the
first Of Jnnuarv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

- The Dyersburg Recorder, Of the 9th inst,
says that a cavalcade OF IlIinoisans passed
through that place one day last week, on their
way to Texas. Lneolu's imbecility, the Rccor-
der adds, has so disguised the Southern Illinois,
ans, thai many Of them win remove tothe Confede-
rate States as soon as The opportunity presents
itself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

AZ iNDUcE'tEST-Ihe northern papers pub
hSh the following proposition. mad B. a rcr,
sv'eettemPeTc1 Young ,Tomsuvb b. wants SOM.
body mu:"
yoHng Eply IN H-l5H PALS. 81 .s~sr
s.ztorn,' goot booking anil accomplished. Do
clares her readiness 70 we'd The rBaa who sbqI
shoot @et, Davis, provided The l1rky oua 5 nj
already encountered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
BAFTIE on TruE GnEENuRrER.

from nc Richmond bHqdtfari On hsi.4
The express which lcff Gen. JGckson's camp
on Thursday morning last brought some very IN
~teresting intelligence Ia Stanton whence we
have obtained ID through. the Politcuess Of Dr.
Bland, G. s. A., who arrived here vcsterday AZ
tern0On.
Gen. II. II. Jackson, ofthe Georgia volunteers,
who is in command Of our forces, is camped and
strongly entrsnched on the eastern bank Of the
Greenbrier rigcr, aud on both sides OF the turn
pike road leading from Stanton through Mon
terey to Cheat mountain. His TANKS are well
protected by the natural features 81 the locality,
and by iudicious defepses.
His entertainments form a semicircle parallel to
the tiguk OF the river, which Is here some sixty
or eighty feet IN width. Beyond the river, incur
front, Is a belt OF meadow land OF eight or nine
hundred yards in width, over which the enemy
must pass uncovered in an attempt to reach our
entertainments. On our right flank he would
have TO approach Us under q similar disadvHn-
tsge. IN cur left flank his march would hay, 10
be over fallen timber, which covers acOnsider-
able space.
Tue enemy's entrenched campo Cheat noun
tain hay eleven miles west of Gen. Jackson's po-
sition. They have advanced now TO Jackson's
Tont, and the battle commenced at ten minutes
past seven, on Thursday morning.
The force Of the enemy il estimated at Eve or
SIX thousand, under command OF Gen. Reynolds.
Gen. JaekSon'S camp contained the following
regiments; lst and l2th Georgia, 23d. 3Iss aud
fith Virginia, 30 Arkansas, Col H4nsboroneh's
Virginia battalion. and the remnant Of Col
Prgram's 25th Virginia regiment. The 37h
Virginia was six miles south, on the Green Bank
road, and Col. j. b. BlldWin's regiment was on
Inc toP of tic Allegheny mountaias, eight OF
miles in Jackson's rear. Our ohecticc force
is about $500 men.
The firing, as already stated, commenced carly
Thursday morning. anu was began by the enc
my. II was very lively mp 10 eight O'Clock. when
The express left. The rapid roar OF artillery and
musketry was heard by him, and also in Col.
Baldwin camp, rs late as h~alfpast el-yru, when
1t became slack, and was then only heard al
intervals, until about twelve O'Clock. when he
passed out Of hearing.
Ii IS generally understood that the Wal De
paTtmeut has received Intelligence that Reynolds
attack was twice repulsed by our army, with
a heavy loss to them and very little TO ourselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

Eg The jackson MississiPPiaH states that thC
Hon. Alex. NJ. Clayton, Confederate States iudgc
for Mississippi, has appointed John W. c. Wat
son, Esq, receiver under the Sequestrstion lan
for the northern district of the State, and Hon
Henry T. Fllett forthe southern district, andtley
have ho.h accented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
F~oRTFrINe TIfE CAPIT4L-A correspondent


Of the New York ExPnsss writes from Camp
Teunely, near Washington, as follows:
4 battery isundcr construction about half a
mill from our camp, situated on an elevated
idge, which commands the northwestern ap-
preach to The canal on this side OF he Potomac.
Ii is be Mounted with ten guns Of heavy caTiber.
and, from It's position, is capable Of throwing
shot and shell to q distance Of three or four miles.
on either SIDE Of the ridge, so / think there need
be no far OF the rebels approaching The city By
this route. Chain Bridge is also secure against
an attack iu that direction, being protected bv
three batteries at different charlottesville lower
one being mounted with two brass field pieees Of
twelve and thirty4wo pounds callber, and SIGHT
ed so as to sweep The bridge horizontally; the
other two, Of higher elevation, are mounted with
three guns each, Of sixty-four and lightweight
FOUNDERS. 4 section Of the bridge between the
sixth ami seventh piers IS so arranged as to en-
able us to drop It down in an instant in ease i Is
necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

~ AZ c meeting held az Nashville last week,
Stirling r. Cnebril, ii th6t city, headed a sub
scrinion to the COME ioratc produce loan by
Offering his check fox s25,Goo- most patriotic
act Of liberalty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

- The Little Rock Ga-ete Of the 5th inst,
says " The work Of volmte7rn goes on yigor-
ously in this county. Some -four companies in
Guiding Capt Woodruff artillery are organizing.
\ company IS also organized and ready Ia mach
al Atlanta, Prairie county. Capt woodruff he's
still rnnm in bis ranks for q few mgr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

~ The Mobile Tribune understands that four
Of the prisoners whoPaecl through Mobile the
Other day on their way to New oflcans, escaped
1t Meridian, Mississippi. Alter being treated SO
cation % martial law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
.Teleoraphe AewA

NASHVILLE, October The Tennessee Leg
~islature met to-day.
Edward 5. Cheatham was elected Speaker of
the Senate.
Edwin A Keeble was elected Speaker Of the
House.
John c. Breckenridge and Wm. Preston arrived
here yesterday.
The Kentucky Legislature, on the I'd inst,
passed resolutions instructing Breckenridge aud
Powell to resign their seats in the United States
Sennla
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

II The Paris Tenn Sentinel Of the 4th
inst, says: Gen. Buclner's forces are now ten
miles beyond Green river, in Kentucky, and Ros-
sean IS retreatine slowly On LonisYille.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

- The Ripley, Miss, Adcerissr of the Cd
inst, ssys that the revival meeting that has Teen
in progress tt the Baptist church in that place for
The past seven or eight days, was brought to a
close last Tuesday evening. Il resulted inabout
were baptized and about the same number added
ia The church
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
TIE NEW POSTAGE SrAHP.-Th4 Richmond
Dispatch, Of the 5th, saws:

We saw, last evening, Che first Impressions
from the photographic stone, Of the new FIVE cent
postage stamp for the Confeleruts States Of
America. Thelikeness of President Davis is ad-
mirablc, and the lines Of the engraving are 50
perfect as to closely resemble steel plate. We
were agreeGbly surprised at the excellence Of the
work, az well as the neatness Of the design. This
new stamp win be colored green. We are in
fprned thai a quantity vii be ready for deliver,
about the middle II next week. +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
Tnr LrersLATrRF-In our list ofsmemb

TIE LEGIsLATJRF.-In our list Ofsmembcrs
ofthe Iegislaturr YESTERDAY, VIC gave the name
Of the Senator from the fifth district as Hunt. We
learn since that the name Of the Senator elect is
Myers, and tha5 he has fed TO Kentucky, and
taken "a position ia the Lincoln army late et Camp
Dick Robinson. Il is also stated that the Repre-
sentative from Scott, Morgan and FORTRESS, No
Keith, has gone over 10 KENTUCKY and joined the
Lincoln forces. If this be so, there are two Rep
rcscntatfyes Keith and Clayelaud) and two Sen
ators (Myers and 1rcwhitt) in the Lincoln army
in Kentucky, and we presume that the respective
h0uses 70 which they were elected VIII declare
tbeir seats yacant.-fashrUc UaiOH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
TRoM WFsrERN YTRGINIa-lhe Richn

EIamineT, Of the 4th inst, has the following:
We have intelligence from TIE Sewell Mountain
as late as Saturday last.
Oar forces occupied the northeast, south and
Southwest spun Of the mountain ranges. Rosen-
cranz was on toe main top Of the mountain. His
superior % our own.
Tn. camp Of the enemy was within q nile and
Il Laif Of cur lines.
Cr-n. Loring with his division Of the forces il
the West, about 1880 strong, had joined Lee on
the Big Sewell.
SLirnishing continued daily on or lines. but
without serious loss on either side. Our own loss
during the entire continuation ofthe diminishing,
had not exceeded two men killed and q few
wounded.
There vas a considerable fall of snow in the
e~neempments on Friday night last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

EB A letter to the New York Times from Fort
Pickens says JEFF Davis is really dead, most
ofthe people are tired Of the uaT aud want peace
CRY terms"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

q The Norfolk Day-B BOOK says that the pris-
ouars at the Rip Raps have had An opportunity
10 witness Che effects of the news, both good and
had on Iheenemy. Onthe receipt Of good news
fT tl-e;r side Of the affair. they could get any
number Of papers containing she accounts, but
when the news was bad for the Federals, a paper
eouldn't be got for love or money. Thus, at the
battle Of BU0 Run, no paper was allowed TO come
on the Rip Raps for a week after, and the BATH
Of Lexington has had the effect also Of stopping
The current IN Q measure Of newspapers flowing
into fhcir nrisnn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

III Selma (Ala) Iisio5 repoTts the cot
i'ii CROP u south Alabama this season, as over
an average one, and The staple as fine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
A TRIBUrE TO II MEMPHIS LADIES'

A TRIBUTE TO Il AENPuIS LADIES'
4 correspondent Of the Houston CMiss) Perel
writes to that paper as follows, in reference to
the fair ladies Of our cry The tribute is well
deserved:
We are happy, rs a reioeming trait, 10 bear
testimony to the noble patriotism Of tue ladies
Of Memphis, who have and are bending all their
energies Of mind and body TO meeting the wants
of their brave couutrymen in toe field. The
needle and the loom are constantly Piled by in.
gers hitherto unused TO labor, and the elegant
accomplishment ofthe fair aud cultivated daugh-
ters Of Memphis are employed in soirres, IA.
bleauX, and amateur theatricals, to the delight of
their ioliow-citizens, and the material aid OF the
soldiers. We attended several Of these i~Rtellcc-
tual and dclectable performances, and were en-
teftainnd beyond orr most ardcnt expectations.
The drama in Memphis VII receive L desirable
impetus from these patriotic amusements. EstO
EsrpefWd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

Eg The important cotton planters conven-
ton, and the commercial convention meet in
Macon, Ga, one on the I4th and the other on
the 18th inst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

~ The recent rrport Of The Military Aid So
eirty Of Mobile shows that they disburscd over
S2ie to the poor during the month Of Ssptem-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

u Teen sFse, Of 80 ae5rs. = even miles from th No
BILE and bio hahrpui Said trsc hes fl4v erra Of
g %siLaat hit-N9glt make a spletdit sIpeA farm.
s0i can prod-c- tbs finest tobaee WHEAT and corr
Ap"iy to o l. V ONION Attorney st aw
oc0 wv Mali n rtr-Et. Mem his
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

FEMALE REcRrrrs-During the pest week
no less than iour female r~ocTnirs have f-en d.
covered ia companies enlisted for the war at
CIevelaud They win probably be plaopd in The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

~ Ii 10 said that Col Mckee at, eJitor n
the Louisville coHricr, is about to take command.
Of e regiment uSder Geu. Dackncr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

= Communication by water seems 10 he
again established between New Orleans and
Mobile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

- The Wilmington Journal proposes to take
tie vote Of certain- counties IN West Carolina on
The question Of separation from that Sta;e, and
Of annexation to South Carolina.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

- An undi, idcd half interest In The salms
lAla.) Iisitor IS offered for sale by oue Of the
pEopnetoTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

II The government has given an o4der Tor q
small number Of the newly inverted brtech-
leading eannen, 20 he executed at enc 1T the
extensive shops at atlanta, Ga.