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, 1861-02-05

BAfT1ELn uorE1 BunxEn.-We learn that
the Bxyteld {Nisconsln) Hotel Eas entirely
destroyed by fire on the 18th ult It was
handsome building and erected BY the Bay-.
field company about three years ego, at IN ex..
pense Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1Pia'onsiis* Il
, 1861-02-05

Mu1rAnr.-The Boston Light Guard, o.
saranac, have adopted resolutions pledging
their services for the defense Of the country,
and vindication Of the laxR-Grand Haoen
Clarion
, 1861-02-05

WuES THE WORLD Is NOT RouSD.-A CONF
try 5choolnlastcr one Guy announced to his pu-
ptis that the examination would scou take
place.
"If you are examined in Geography" said
he, "you will be surely asked Of what shape
the earth Is and If you should not remember,
just look at nc, and will show you my snuff
box to remind you that 1t is round"
Unfortunately the hehooimaster had two
Sunday, mud square one. which he carried d.
rin:, the week.
The fatal day having arrived, the cIass In
Geography was duly called out, aad the ques-
tion asked
"Vhat ls the Shape of the earth :"
The first boy, appalled, By the appearance Of
tho examining committee, felt embarrassed,
and glanced at the mnster, who at once pointed
to his snuff boz. "
"Sir." boldly answered the boy, *'it is round
on Sunday, ard square oil tie rat IF the snek"
, 1861-02-05

Senator Stewards Second Epeech on
Secession. -I1oxv 1t IL receIy. d>bY
his Old Friendk~-Mnson,s KejoIn-
der Tho Demands of VIrxfntu--
DouE1lh- .N1Sfallss UltimAtutn..
Charles Francis" Adama-Farnx
- voxth's Speech, -.
, 1861-02-05

less IN attack was menacea on Fort Pickena.
At the inst signal Of such demonstration, the
orders are to reinforce Col. Stemmcr's gaH1-
son, and open on the assailante. Provisions
are to be landed Immediately. No assault iB
apprehended, Notwithstanding Col Chase's
bclllgerent bulletins.
4 FEARFUL RETALIATION.
In view Of the outrageous action Of the Gov
ernor Of Mississippi, In planting battery at
Vicksburg, to fire upon Northern steamers,
the Cincinnati Ga=tHe says:
"By breaking down embankments We can
easily overflow all tha country Of the lower
Mississippi and drown out the towns and PLAN
tations."
The annual inundation in Louisiana; Missis-
eippI, and Arkansas, aud the vast destruction
Of property thereby. show that this terrible
suggestion is not wide Of the mark. If the
States Of this Union are to regard each other
rs enemies, and seek for means Of mutual an
noyauce, such threats as the above tell us fear-
fully TINT very much of our territory will be
laid waste-Paa. North american.
There are lively times In Virginia about
these days. The friends Of Immediate seces-
sion had meeting at Richmond on tho eyen.
Ing Of Jan. q, but those Of the contrary per-
snasfon were there in such numbers that it
Was only after ezpe11ing them by violent
measures that the speakers were allowed to
proceed. The working men Of Alexandria had
very ulhUKASE!l uEttIuE UA luc ea1aa es eu1uS.
Excitement ra1 60 high that several persons
werc seriously bruised in the raeaets which en-
sued. Eplthets were bestowed upon the Pal
1netto hag which would hare made South
Carolinian's blood boil.
Hon. VIM. Wilkins, United States District
Judge in Michigan, has just delivered charge
ut Detroit, in which all the positions recently
taken By Judge smalley arc emphat 'cally en
dorsed. "The true sovereignty" he said, I" is
the sovereignty Of the Constitution Of the
United States, and tho Consiitutions Of the
different States. STATE 44btllion Is accession, and
<ytry oct Of sccession Is fre1son-
The New Orleans Ds1ta intimates very pfain-
II that Cor. Houston cannot be relied on to
extend the area Of the Southern Confederacy
into Mexico. 1t states that very short time
since, Gov. Houston WIS actually negotiating
with the British boadholders In reference to a
plau tor the invasion and conquest Of MEXICO;
that lie had offered to head an expedition Into
that country, mud guaranteed to consummate
the project Of conquest, on condition that he
should bc supplied, By The bondholas5s i6o d wita
the necessary means, and that $1UU0 should
be deposited for his family, In one OF the banks
of New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

III. -,-E.-r,IgL-r p--7rg,r sa.-y +l,+ ms, .,
'N
- - WV - +. -
- - &c
-'' '-
9PoA"'"S % inc I'p'l''" l'H"Ins OF feaeral
troops at d Matthias Point, the same paper CT the
/ 10Th says:
IT,. foa1 -,.,, ,,n5,5 o, g,r1,r r-b4
az 49, %esD I'm, To- M - 1r -
, 80 -rI Len yes,e-ist .bLn+ ara I'LL
81 -r-srsr-e If = To-T Cs-,rfJa -
w. - s.s,, tha,, b7rnt ,bo bo-gI 60.
u ~, - All h. - - L[
90 ~ r. .-srts of TIrgb5 " Tonnont ~ -
- En-. rg.v fove tgL.n All Efs - .
: - - .l-t rrar bars - 49,
- ~ -. r-. 6--sas and s.-,a q
rars Nv, tickets were taken. huf nIars~.T ~
.-,.. --.f.- -.u~..sro .reur.t.r,.s IT.
-.,Is ,,sr.r.I e--I7 m tgke one
limited mon at sre same time, Int the bor.. ~
,ro Ls.Irs-r ,.,-,.rF b-sLe rom The Ialf VI
~. clr-,r and III. cap,iye was released Tfa
crut1r of the other at once released his hold uoon
rts lille of tEa horse of The second cantirl tI
FIRE at the retraa-fnr fugitive. and whist thus en-
gqgsI the second picket mad. good his ESCAPE
-.l- #H-##H |AL.LLLE La" o" E"HWHE L-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

tA'T hEarEEGAHD sEss FE-IrIAsN ~.

N9reab-- 70 ls- 5
LDiIoR7 AFfaAL: We have no" almost GER
TAIN Information of tine plan Of our enemy
campaign q, attack and r,r-rre Crrrmbus.
g-E--b r- --5 g..
5--t ID. L'
P--la' lleF Lad aeelld.e knowledge OF Gen.
Folks having reduced his force from twenty
five thousand IN aBaa- sigl- Earssr4 men the
5.-,,t
~"- !"
--- ~ --a ana o,".l points Inc pan
WAS 10 come down Che river from Cairo "ltl o
strong force and while this force ass4i.eI u
front another ,.lu Paflesl would attack the
rear
Inc t1l-2al army ras g-l iluat'.u .r Non
DAY morning, ana cam. our fa tae direction as
'lt5 H---s but turned off Oh -lr Columbus road
" miles before Ee-cliH- -la t9Tu. IJe,u- ---l
Oh -l.,g regiments of infantry. one " two hg--a-
JOS % ARTILLERY and two rgnull.e- OF cavalry.
h- .'. som. reason. lor now kuosu. d.. two
Ar.-'-'-s A- Dot .Il'e-Es pom Columbus ar
sam l-l'- L.t..r rls river was raising TOO
OF s77 Up. land was TOO Slow. Tile PaIu-
-,'.. reached there a- all; llts0 soon
3 - -.-.a yi enc a--acI, and rapu.se, which
% -"'y received when near the little village
Do --.'l-' ,A'J l-ee- ABOUT and started back.
H"5I we 474.I OF an advance from Paiucal,
"e -lt Aoo,-aI ilaa man II was Intended as a
.'''9---Iy against ms. Zen B9waHs division.
tu- pay -'-s,-o.a ID oi-'i, and pre-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

BEH1TuDA, November j-Tn- Conf Ieraaa
naval steamer Nashville. Capt. P-gu1u. wsf
brought INFO this port by advice Of the agent
AID under the charge 9I l[- JAS. Minors. plot.
a. ] O'Clock au saa 5Is- uIt-haule5 s.aur side
She wharf. The llb5rars were set to work. and
after toIlmg Leas-au-ly ia four gangs, nigh. and
day, SUNDAY ezeel,ei.J she was supplied with
a very large quantity of coal, water and an the
ure.s,ares of ila. Every effort was made by
the people TO give the necessary dispatch. not
outstanding shr Yankee cou,u.- protests, for
which Capt. Pegram paid most liberal, all iu
British gold. Every attention was paid 20 she
officers of the Nashville. and Capt P-rram's
conduct at China was duly appreciated by al the
British and L-ive blood throughout the Island
The Nashville Left the wharf under full steam at
bali past ga. b., and discharged aer pilot at To
O'Clock S-vera. gentlemen went ont iu her
with Tire agent, who made up The accounts with
Paymast-r Richard Taylor while under weigh,
and at sunset she was invisible at the Bermudas.
Wind ue-,l, strong and @ breeze.
john BULL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19
~COnG,deEHse COsrt---Fg. 3. Reynolds, Com
missioner.

The case Of William Wa,laca. representative
of Campbell and Anderson c@ouu.a-. who was
arrested st Athens on his way t1 Nashville on
Che 18th inst, came up before the Commissioner
the Hon r. b Reynolds yesterday, and resulted
in the uneouIitiyuai discharge OF the defendant
Mr. Wallace made some remarks after his dis
charge, u which Dee eygurrtai tl. authorities
concerned lu his arrest from aI blame. and adj
mitted that certain remarks De had made iu CON
v.I-a-.nl tu DIS constituents may have been iu-
prudent. but he declared that be had neither
said u"r done anything since taking the uace5
slry obligation 90 admit him TO his seat In tine
Legislature which was Intended By him 90 lessen
the ceilings of allegiance which all TauuCsseeaus
J"e 90 their State government and 20 the gaucr-
q. government under which we now 1--we. Col
Wallace also recommends 90 his constituents OF
Campbell and Anderson counties and to the peo-
pie %. East Tennessee generally. to join in pre-
serving peace among ourselves, ia keeping out
all Federal troops from our country, and IN de-
meaning themselves as good, quiet and l0ya.
citizens under the constituted authorities. This
result. ut Sir Wallace a-r-i-lmau- cannot but
.e highly gratifying to All we.-wisners Of the
Confederate government, and ali who desire Co
see .ha people o.. oar section hl-lon.z.L AID
uuIt.l-hgyErLt blgJster.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19
The Legislature and tine Proposed Reform
ia Ghs Bury system.

HOUSE or EETgEsE ETaTIFEs, Z
Nashville. November 10. Ls5l. 5
EDITORS ArPEiL: Ia voug issue Of the I4th
instant, your main leader is headed "OuE
Jury System-Neccs..ty Of Reform Reference
is then made 10 the necessity Of the present
Legislature acting on this subject. Itcalit due
20 myself .hat my constituents should know the
action / have taken on this subject. Before ]
Left nome to take my seat in the Legislature,
had a bill carefully prepared on The subject of re-
forming the present jury system. This bill was
submitted to the inspection and met tLe aPpr5va.
OF Judges Saayue and Humphreys. It went Gs
far 70 remedy the evils Of the system as was pos,
s.ble without infringement Of the constitutional
rights Of parties auaigued for trial. After in.
roduceJ the bill, it passed a first reading, and
was referred to the Judiciary Committee. The
report Of that committee was against the bill.
and although I made an effort for it, tie reportot
,he committee, at the head Of which is Judge
Abe. Caru.heTs. of Lebanon, killed Il. so that you
see nothing viii be done to remedy the OWLS you
complain Of by the present Legislature. I find
the lawyers in the House, as a general rule.
opposed 60 any change in old established laws.
The joint Committee on yesterday reported a
.biu for reiistrct;ng the State for State legislative
purposes. This bill gives Shelby county three
members in the House and one Senator
Respectfully,
Your obclt sery't.
JOHN MARTIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

Somewhat -cyarra-stel accounts of tho extent
.f The late br-idre-burnfug consriracv are ~o.rr
Inc ---nEs of cHr +rrhan6es. 81 f- az We cam
earn -T.ra ara lint TWO Sections of his Eivisi.r
~ HI. safe where rebellion is maI,fp0 apy had
From .be TOMBSTONE Eygress wa learn t..
,lme SIUo of the citizens of Garter and .Jaars.1.
With. narbaDs. a few from adjoining COMMITTEES
armed with rifles. have assembled in Carer
comfy. and an. ORGANIZING for the our8asr. Il &.
.mnn1s-6. of resfsrr- am a temDt 70 arrest the
nsrtv who burned the Union bridge BY lct-
Ter from .Toa4sbg7g'. we learn tial Col S-8vars
battalion. and D battery of flying artillery from
Richmond. arrived at Johnsgus depot yss.sr-
dav. and with the force already there. proceeded.
twelve hundred strong, into Garter county IN
pursuit Of the Lincoln force. The command is
under caa,ro. of Col. LesIbe.tsr. who. our cor
respondent says, Is % gallant officer, and a high
toned gentleman. President B..auer. of th- Esst
Tennessee and Virginia railroad. is actively eu-
gagged in experimenting personally ,he repairs
now going on the road, and facilitating the
transportation of freight, passengers and troops
The trains are now making connection between
Bristol and Knoxville, with only tue DELAY Occa-
stoned by the change OF baggage nc the burned
bridges. The southern men have al left Carter
county for fear of arrest, and considerable ey-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19
lewa,
REPORTED Capt. RE OF MESSRS.
SLIDELL AND MASON
FEDERAL OUTRAGE ZION TIE
BRITISH FlAGI
Rrcuuoyn. November II, 1851

||'H"I""I- "'|T|-|0|I II |H|I|
spooia DsPatch % tho AppaaL'
EDuroHs ArFEAL dispatch has been re.
coived from Gen. Uugor, which is generally be-
Heved st the War Department, announcing the
capture ON the high seas, Of 1I-ssrs. Mason and
Si5eI, Confederate commissioners to Europe.
The English mail steamer upon which lhey
had taken passage from Havana, was boarded
by one OF the Federal war steamers, and the
commissioners taken prisoners. They were I'M
p-izoned st OLD Pom. Comfort on landing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19
TEaNEssEE LEGEaHATURE.

Il .-. c--- - ,r v4.r1--t
/" ."7 4e'a.s' on Sl-IsIA5' 9H p~4Ioln 10
ported back Senate bill IN relation 10 tpplpg
and upp.ug L9uscs,aud recommend It's rejection.
| Tho dsv v9. r-f- .f,,rrr 1 I'm -..rg
I,.rr.
.. 80. rr
~ l.1'7'oo7 vi winch aIa as loA'"a.
A BILL to provide further for the defense o.. the
state.
b. o sa4r.al Hg tho General issaHo.g A. Hl
STATE Of tennessee. iDaf for t1a purpose of more
e-art-a.Ly protecting tle northern border OF the
state AGAINST l'7-- iuFastoNr 90 s.-i be Che duty
of the Governor a- elE.v as practicable .1 cause
70 nr su-sg-- let tle space a- IS" Fs months O
'g-t4-tgi t5let L'l E" .AN.-a 1--WE men,
winch snail b. ORGANIZE as "E-'. -ls present
avs. except .al- JlslH .-t- Dr.. ..... l---
Two ulga-s5, ana L.i 0.'a "--... man 2a
a 1rgaler--an"Ta-. t1 b. a.g.-.- II. .. Cow
aflJ-, a-- il.a shan De .-. ONE"
corps
SEC. q Una. s-t corp ''-
t,lt-E two u.ull " anu.
direction ot the Govern . -g'at '- ar
/ .l,Dy, a. la Do" a-u.. s. fcL uF L.'
State with .lar-.uaE. ANA eau-lssirlo- DID
-".I numbers Is .Ha service may require ana .-
a.. other respects tine -.--al1alol shan a %.
eHut9rmly with tine aet OF Nay ,L5i and alt-
aIaau5atoIy thereof, aud the corps, when armed
ana e4iipIeI' SAaa De '"ea-lP5O a. SUE" -
~ pas as lns gy'.-4'T 13y G-,s, gEL '-
of fas border. or any interior DoInt and in r--
peIiug any attempted approach of the enemy
% any adjacent State.
SEC. 3. That before calling for said volunteers
,-a a-Ao .n ~ ,-- C.,:. q, ,-s "o'sLLo- 10 -, - +.
obtained 90 arm one regiment. the same shall be
received and org(n!zei, and as like preparations
are made other regiments Hees'el 0n.it me
~-.n, . T-t' ~. .i. y2I .i.. .,,s-, -. ~. sr ,r;--.r .%l
Limits aforesaid.
SEC. 3. That for the purpose OF aiding .leloF-
sL41f IN proc1IinE arms 4-a.A-4.-24 '-.. aii
a m1;r.5rv ,rsrfnt-rfs +, H.. ,g1g,n-.5 Gv
the Governor. whose duty it shall be to make
contracts for the mauuaarrlra of arms. OF to pro-
cure 'l'l' by F~'enase il u, d, -'-' o- ny -'.t
,~..F ~. fv f.. GENE and sad sgrgf5-ap
dent. and also TO procure ammunition and all
equipments ina the shortest time and on file 95''
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

Special b. the Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, November, I1.-CgL Loo
neys regiment have taken fifteen prisoners from
The L.ncoluita ranks near ,his place. Also eight
or ten free negroes have been pressed into the
Confederate service. Capt Cot,sr with one hun
dred men attacked one hundred ard fifty Union
shriekers and made them take water. No blood
drawn. The boys are all well and fail of tight.
i IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19
IMPORTANT FRoT ARKANSAS,
Advance Movements OF rho Ecdcruls.

Special Dis7atrh to .le Memphis AppeaLJ
LITTLE Rock, November 1S-An express
messenger has just arrived from Col. BorLand,
bringing Intelligence that on Saturday last lis
pockets were driven in by the enemy, and one
killed. Tho Federal forces were near the south
em line of Missouri, and advancing. Much fear
IS entertained for the safety of PocahoUtGs. X
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

W5 have heard it suggested that until The
bridges 0u the East Tennessee railroad are "
paired the people ought a. once 70 OIL down
timber a4I make RATS so ss 90 cross the rivers
without interruption. We are informed that
timber Is plenty.
We think that the suggestion is probably q
good one, but it seems TO us that We're we tA'le
and saw anybody about TO cut down an o2h
with ro5I strong spreading limbs, VIC would ba
tempted 10 cry. " goldman spar6 that tree .'
No Tree with comfortable hanging accommoda-
lions ourh. 20 CT down, and no Internal scoHn-
drels Ike those who burned the bridges, or who
ike Maynard. BroEuiaw and others urged them
on. ought TO be allowed 10 remain with theic feet
on the ground which their tread p0Ilutes. There
must be hanging and much OF it-HlatHgtOE
Journal,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

- The Petersburg Express says that a large
nfed columbiad Of nine inch bore, and weighing
1850 pounds, passed through that city an route
to Mobile, addressed 70 Gen. Jones u. Withers.
It takes a few kegs Of powder to chcgge it, and
wiz send { ball clear through a TankeeshiP siE
miles distant. Y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

An IMPORTANT AR7IyaL-The Richmond
Examiner Of the l4.h states that information was
received the day previous by the government Of
the arrival Of an English steamer. Her cargo
consists Of blankets, army storss-5ufdcieut for
four brigaJes-t~euty-ei-h thousand stand Of
arms, saddles, ten rlzd cannon, medicines, etc.
She cost $3s, 900 in England, aud is regarded as
a vessel of unsurpassed rPsed. Her commander,
j. D. Bullock, formerly Of the United States
navy, lately run a steamer between New Orleans
and New York. His present vessel mounts one
large swivel gun aInidships. The cargo OF this
vessel. finer arrival is correctly reported, is sqe-
ciaIIv valuable At this time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

LIBERAL-CoL Terry, of the Texas regiment,
lately e~ncsmped in the vicinity OF Nashville,
many Of whom are row there sick, has drawn
largely upon his individual means TO provide tor
tle wants Of his men. His latest donation was
a check for $500, placed in the hands Of the
Nashville Soldiers Aid Society, for the benefit
O. lis sick men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

H~Tbe Richmond Dispatch, Of the lath inst,
rays that aIvices Of an authentic character have
beer. received, which represent thas Mcclellan
j. actively preparing for an advance upon our
army Of the Potomac. The absence Of any ez-
citing new. from that quarter for some time
past is regarded by some as the calm which pre-
cedes the storm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHIPMENTS OF q

EDT authority OF the following r11llaaa taa from
hy lrt.r Captains and JHr--s III ~.HluaHs- and other
water c--it, anu aEt uts O. EurHai taUuarIa. 90 u-H-
10 cotton % this city u-lar que lsrs-E OBJ. arrIr-
the same E~---lippfd 90 rh- Owners aa Che expense %
aAi captain or owners
This order will Do enforced from a-d ar.- -le IT.
pulxiuo.
The c5muuuicato1 81 She s'4.a- Gausra. and .aa
ae ion Of tle auTl1nl s. of New uri-sH-. referred Gao l
said communication are herewith -rIasHl
~ =. WICE5. ClalrlaI
-fGAHgUAETEEs rEr DTS. WH-r-ar nFTsErF
CJLrsHg- De.naa. ]. f.a-
SIR Ila dlr..tsl I- .l- Fsf.Ie HlH-- r.l-aeI
7E. t1 aay. tlHr b. c.lcI#v-- -a. beet ..- ~ -t
posing ~ Rae subject aHrIal g 10 rH.r r.alHr a
" O. go september lr .lsr alr.-- BY sine Govern.
meat Military a.llarue-. si t-n. uHr 10 -g.|..a..
Ev Cy4aaai ct Hlrr e-H-ra F.r.
w.. r. .Fr.NH.
aid ."..l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

- F. S. BeisksIl a wsl-known citizen
Of Knox county, ard . Yso>t Union man,
wss arrested at Knoxville a few day nee, for
melting rebellion. lie vas held to SS in the
sun Of $4,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

q The New York Heroid Of the 18th states
that the large transport Winfield Scott was the
cousort Of tho steamer Union, and lad on board
tTo regiments Of troops. She has not been heard
from, says that paper, and it is believed that she
foundered at sea during the storm, and that all
on board persisted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

~ Some fly negroes made their escape
from White Point, Westmoroland county, Viz
ginia, across ths Potomac, = few nights since.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

READY FOR THE FoE.-The editors OF the
Charl-etou Southern Lutheran, in the issue toE
.llst week, say that there is some expectation
that the Yankee feet viii land abou. Charleston.
In this connection, they make this announce
ment: Should this expectation be realized,
we hereby notify our readers that the Southern
LuJieraa VIII necessarily be suspended during
tie progress Of any military operations in this
vicinity. One Of the editing committee Is an
army chaplain and another Is q member Of a rife
company; the business agent, financial agent,
and all the comPosisors, are volunteers, who, at
this writing, hold themselves IN readiness to
to march at g moments warning; hence
the ~nou-appearlacs Of our paper viii in
dicale that the whole establishment has gone to
fight, and its temperance viii show that the
Uessians are whipped"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19
Here is Rour 7EuEc
OR STOLEN.

Tor rs.s, three large no MULES. els.2 for carl
4 Enquire Immediately Of + kae-s Livery -abl.
aT r- n.aaHr --rnH u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-19

" The Texas State Gq.ette learns from one
c! the judges, tina, the business Of tie Supreme
Court il So lar behind, that constant work for
two years would not probably more than dis
pose Of the business on hand. Tho business IS
now taken up only in the regular order Of the
docket So those seeking Justice now through
this court are at some distance from the end
g-rr-Nf