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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-28
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"F |N , 0NINa
Capt. Albert Pike has been commissioned
BY toe Southern ConfedsFacy to raise and equip
2 regiment OF Indians for instant service.
The captain is an idol with the insians on our
border. Re bss secured to hem 90 many com
forts, and they are 80 fond Of bin, that be has
often been urged By them to become their
Chief, and be can readily procure a command
Of them II necessary. He goes at once to the
nation.
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A BRILLIANT MARcH.-We doubt whether
the history Of war shows q fSer specimen OF
military ardor than the splendid march over
the mountains Of our force at HsTper's Ferry
when told that the enemy was az Shepards-
town. Eleven miles In two hours and a bali,
over a mountain country, through a terrific
thunder aud hsil storm, in search Of an enemy,
certainly shows that the spifit is willing and
the desh is not weak.-Richm0nd DispGiok
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The result of the election is so ~cverwhslm-
ingly in favor Of Independence, that it would
be superfuous to itemizs the vote Of localities.
The aggregate msjOrity will fully reach the
figures heretofore given,
We clip the following from the Richmond
Dispatch OF Saturday morning:
PREsIDEET DAvIs-We understand that
this distinguished warrior and statesman, the
gallant representative Of glorious Cause and
people, will be here this evening or Sunday
morning 1ke news that be is certainly com
ing carries a thrill Of JOY to every Southern
heart.
DIsTBIcT ATTORNEY FOR VIReTNIA.-P. Fl.
Aylett, Esq has been appointed aud con-
frmed by be Confederate Congress a. district
attorney for the eastern district Of Virginia
He held the Office when the Union was dis
solved, resigning when Lincoln went to Wash
ington.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Peters
burg Erprsss, writes:
Our city is still swsrTing with troops
There cannot be less than 4 1000 IN Il citr,
al h0ugh entire regiments are constantly de-
parting for different parts OF the State. The
third regiment Virginia volunteers, Col. T. P.
August, left to-day; also the second regiment
South Carolina volunteers. We DO not miss
those who leave, for every train that arrives
comes crowded, and the places Of the departed
are speedily filed.
The state Of Virginia desires TO purchase
Immediately 1000 mules. Cash prices will Be
paid. Mr.. B. W. FIekliD, quartermaster, will
receive propositions.
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TIC hIchInond correspondent OF the Peters
burg ErBress, writes:

Let our volunteers remember that by a spe,
cisl legislative enactment they are entitled to
vote in the election on The 8 b proximo. Let
none NEGLECT it. The provisions Of the act are
az FELLOWS:
SEC, ?. That volunteers in the service Of the
State, who NAV be on duty out Of the State at
the election ordered by be general assembly
on the deelaraHi ion and ordinance on the 8th Of
June, 1861, shall be entitled 70 vote in I'll leases
where, if in the state, they would be entitled
to vote In said election held 10 afford them he
means o. doing so; the captain or officers in
command Of The company Of such volunteers
is hereby appointed and empowered to open
and bold the cleo ion for the voters Of bis com
psuy; the votes shall be by ballot, aud the cap
tain shall forthwith certify the result in VIII
ting to the secretary Of State, and the same
shall be counted as a part Of the vote of the
State; in aseertaining the result, before open
ing said election, the colorel, or some other
field officer Of the regiments, respectively, sd-
minister an oath to the ca ptains entrusted with
holdiSg said election, to act impartally and
faithfully, and report the result to the secreta-
~ OF State
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RIcHMOND, May 27.-Partisl returns Of the
vote on the secession ordinance show that in
eighteen counties only thirteen votes against
It were pOllsd.
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We have sent Of about 800 volunteers. and
expect to send more. The war spirit is very
active in this Slate, and my opinion is. that
North Carolina can soon have $4,000 to 1000
men ready for service, and il necessary, the
number can be increased to 100000. You can
scarcely form an idea Of the excitement in this
State and the desire Of almost every person to
do something to aid the South.
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Position o. H BRITISH GovEREnEEr-
Dates from EDglsnite the 10Th have been re-
esived. BY this arriva We have official infor-
nation as to the position of the government in
regard to the American difficulties We ex-
tract from the advicss received,
The British government had issued a proc
ismation warning subjects against engaging
- the war in America, and declares ihe inten-
ton or tue governs ent to remain neutral. It
also warns British subjects, f they enter the
military service On either side, loin ships ef
war or transports, or attempt TO get recruits,
or ut out vessels Tor war purposes or for trans
ports, or break, or epd1avor 10 break any
blockade lawfully and actually established, or
carry soldiers, dispatches or material contra
band Of war, fer either party, they will b.
liable to al the penalty and conseqaences; to
do this will be al their peril, and in no wise will
they obtain the protection Of the government.
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FEoH OLD NORTH STATE. friend,
residing in this city, says the Columbus San.
has permitted us to make the annexed ex rsct
from d letter received from North Carolina
Anything from "old Rip Van WinklsD at this
time, especially as she has so CALAMITY dis
solved her connection with the "eld wreck y
will be read with interest,
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MONTGOMERY, May 25.-Tbe President has
issued his proclamation announcing a treaty,
offensive and defensive, between Tennessee
AID he Confederate States. All the Tennes-
see arms, military operations, ETC., are turned
over TO the Confederate States.
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AUMMRR CAmPAIGN.

On the 25fh inst. a. CALVARY ehareis b. TIE Aifh.
Re- Bishop otsy, MAJ. ". 3 Pois and Ei.sLrzziE
TeRr, all Or this city
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BAILEY SPRINGS, NORTH ALABAMA.
Treatment and CssEe Of Chronic
DbeRz
DIS. MORTIMER & LURTOS,


DIS. MORTIMER & LURT0N,
formerly q Louisville, Ey.l
HAVE. at The solicitation ofuany ea.rsspaadenfs IN ths
ssuih. eoaei5dsd to pea fhrss moaias 0sy from MD.
de q June usuI he m ddis sf s-sptsubrrl q The pres
en- season, a. Bailey spring. Lauasrdds ooauiy. Ha-th
Alabama, 70 saat 81 who desire can consult them acre.
asd besides saving me .dyantass Of s variety o. s4ps-
rior mineral waters, ela also be uaSsr thsir psrsonai
eaimsnt
ThsiF successful trsstmsnt Of all forms q ehronl,
diseases, with both males and ism.Iss. r. Bo~ generals
known throughout the South, and thsy soen Il u~ansess-
aary to say anything more 10 tbs na.Ios. than that ne,
viii 30 there, sna 9 We prompt aad psrsauai aiention
70 an who desire their Drafersionai s~sfviees.
Th'y give sps isi attention to TIE ureatmsuiof ~
following diseases:
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE OF n EfD8ETs.
DISEASE OF rBE SPINE,
DISEASE eT THE LUNGS,
B-sLARGEgENT or SPLEEN
RHEUE .TisHs
LUHsAGo.
sCIATICA.
NEURALGIA,
Paralysis,
CHRONIC DtsEAsEs lf stomach o. 1,-,sl.i
NERVOUS AFFECTION,
DYSPEPSIA Qadissstioul.
In the tr. stmsnt Of ali forms Of Female Csmpislnts
aueh - thos~anda Of m5tasrs and d~suehtsrr rursr f-s.
their ssoeeFs s. without a precedent in the ordlsa-,
routine Of praeice.
Their numerous patients in tia souih. usoa the
are treating By corre.Dondencs, viii address tbeB 4,
Bailey sDrinss. Ala. during the tine speeia. d.
my2s-d eTuswsov9m
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H~BADQBARrBRs RIYEx BEIGAnFl
EANB0LPH- Nay ~. 1851.
A IL peTsons absent from this eo1rusarf without leave
n are required . report for duty at this Poi wfnig
sixty hours, or they viii Do deals EltL IS daserters.
b order Of
sRtGADrER GENERAL sHFFD
II g uuAUropu A A Gan
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at1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILITARY oRnFR-

re alton TO two Auss belongings 10 III. d Hr-t,1
vii please let il be kaosn y Wm. u. Grie-
where they are ms af
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LETTER OF MARoUE-Ws were shown q
letter Of marlue, bearing the autograph Of
President Davis, ard dated Montgomery, May
l8, addressed TO and commissioning a promi-
nent and enterprising Charleston gentleman
for TIE priyateer service. We learn that sew
erel spplicationah have been made from Charles
ton, but this is the FIRST ons reesiyed.-ckdrks.
isH Aercsrv.
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strayed or Stolen.

IRON Col. strons's Rlzntatinn. on the Nsu,G
z Raleigh road, three miles snd baIf fran -
Memphis, about three seeks ago. ala7za DARK M
the fore legs, ne shoes 90, and e small piece out of Eer
upper lip
Also, o darz mouse c1'1r5d marc MULE. had on M
shoes sprbzE In the fsre legs. al1 q piees ou- o. her
jaw, from the Effects e. ths bit
Any Information Of then wilt be thartrrilv ra-efveT
By THfHAS HADUEN
my7s ,sts Wsn,5f.
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90 We @Fn ms
q A correspondent Of toe augusta Goa
stiiHhouaiisi, writing from Portsmouth, re-
lates the following
was sbou' to close ny letter without re-
lating a pleasant ii'tle Incident which occur
re-. the other day. You r~eeollect ibe sRec-
dofe Of the French soldier, who rsfGssd al
Offers Of promotion from the Emner0r Nspn-
leon, and finally was nominated First Private
Of lbe army. After he fell in battle, Napo
leon continued 10 have D pane called on the
roll. ard caused a sergeant 70 answer a. each
call, "Dssd on the field Of glory" In imits-
ton Of this precedent, J.. W. A. Sanfo q, Of
M%iIledgeville, whom Ihave already mentioned
AZ 4 private in the Baldwin Blles, was elected
q day OF two ago, BY the crack Alabama regi-
uent now ia Norfolk, First Private Of the
regiment. I.
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AaN AAaAhAAS CMtuE anN huat AADaH WIZ
are elsmoring that we have no arms are per-
hsps ignorant Of the fact that the Confederate
States have furnished Tennessee with 1900
arms, in addition to those in her wi arsenal.
Will these panic makers throw their inhusncs
in favor OF uniting with The Confederate States.
Were they in favor Of arming Tennessee when
arms would have secured her against attack ?
EGYPT COMING To THE RESCUE.
special dispatch from Paducah, Ky, to
Col. COLEMAN, Of the telegraph Office, states
that a company Of forty men passed through
that place on the 10th inst, on their way to
join the Confederate army. It adds that more
were expected on last night. Hurrah fr
Egypt
COLLECTION OF Revenue SUsrENDED.-W.
A. Goodman, Esq, collector at Holly Springs,
Mss, writes Us that be has been instructed to
suspend the collection OF duties a. that point,
and that hereafter an goods viii be allowed to
pass without trouble or delay. The same rule
will, Of course, obtain at al the Office, Cd the
line-and the result must be a resumption CT
the large trade Memphis has hitherto enjoyed
With her Southern Beighbors.
gTTbe Charleston Courier says that fuI
drawings, working plans and directions for
the manu- scture OF rihed cannon, on the Arm
strong plan, are in possession OF a citizen Of
the Confederate st ties, and will be used in The
Foundry and armOry soon to be established.
G. The LineOlntss at Washington boast
that they have secured for the next three
months a monopoly Of all arms and cannon
from all manufactures in Great Britain
which are permitted 10 make arms for foreign
States.
"a Col. G. ". Polk, Of Maury county,
gave bis check for $500. the proceeds to be
dividsd:bstween the "Maury Grars," aud Capt.
Wade's company from NJ. Pleasant. Both
corps are now in service at Camp Cheathsm.
FETbs Trenton Standard gives good &C.
counts Of tbe success Of Hon. Milton Brown,
Col. E W. Munford, and other gentlemen who
are now canvassing Gibson county for the
southern rights ticket.
FAILURES IN NV YoHK.-A dispatch to
Savannah Republican, dated Charleston, 23d
inst, SAYS (: " The mercantile agent here re-
ports lO5 failures in New York in fourteen
days Of the present month 4"
ca Adjutsnt-Genera Cooper, Of the Con-
fsdsrats States service, gives notice that all
communications for the War Department and
its several military bureaus, should be ad-
dressed to Richmond.
C7-Ths Charleston banks have unanimous
" responded to the Recommendation Ct the
Tennessee legislature, and appointed delegates
to the Bank Convention to be held at Atlanta,
Ga, on The "a PTOx.
q The Maryland Legislature appointed
six peace eomuissionsrs-thre to visit Wash
ington and three Montgomery. TIE latter ar
rived at their destination on Friday last.
e Wbsn the news Of The death Of Col.
Ellsworth reached bis native place, Msehan-
i%esvilie, N. Y, BY telegraph, bis father hap
psned to be in the telegraph Office.
CT Bread made from this years wheat lie
now being eaten in South Alabama and Texas.
The -four in most cases is reported as being
Of excellent quality.
. ]
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ALL RIrHT At NORFOLK "A correspondent
Of the ssEannsh fspub,iean writes, under a re
cent date, from Norfolk, IS follows:
Norfolk is strongly fortified, and We are still
aiding more Publications at every point, and
she will BE- reiuforcei Sith the right material.
We will defy the yankees to come into this
port, 90 the Chsriestonisns CID TO fort Sumter.
The yankees seem 10 harp over our getting
nothing 10 sat. They would sing a different
tune IL they could walk through our market
snd zee the abundance Of everything. Just
think, green peas twenty five cents a bushel +;
strawberries fifty cents q gallon; fsh ten cents
a bunch, with a dozen on them, and large Il
ffon
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TAoVIIE y THE Esrnl's cANs-Th'

Richmond Examiner Of the 23sh inst. says.
We are reliably informed that not oniy has
the smai pox broken out among the troops At
Washington, but that among tie German rsgi-
ment there baVe been several deaths latsiy
from a disease resembling cholera, said to Be
superinduced By hlthiness and dirt. -Four
were buried on yesterday. L 10 stated thst
tbe German troops are horribly hllhy ia their
habits.
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c. Bread made from this years wheat ig
now being eaten in South Alabama and Texas.
The -four in most cases is reported as being
Of excellent quality.
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q Major Bell late Of the o. S. army,
has been appointed colonel Of he marines by
the Secretary Of the Navy.
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G-Hon. NJ. P. Gentry, heretofore a Union
man, is now laboring ardsntly on the stump,
IN favor Of secession.
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BAsE lHsRATITVEE The legislature Of
Ohio has appropriated three millions Of dollars
from the pockets Ct the people Of Ohio to pros
eeute a war against their bsetbren Of Virg mia
and the other Southern States. The State Of
Virginia, BE- Il remembered, gave to Ohio every
foot OF land which she nom.holds. The sams.
may be said Of Eve other North-western State.
eveTy ore Of which is now putting forth eli
her available resources to murder hsr bopefze-
tor-RekssoAG Eaoufrer.
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ca The governors Of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois have been again in consultation, at
Indianapolis. Proceedings kept secret.
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PERsoEAL.-Drs. Junius Williams and VIII
liam Bell, OF Memphis, have been appointed
surgeons by Governor Harris.
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BALTIMORE May ga large numbsr of
troops are passing over the railroad FOR Wash
ington.
NEw YoRK, May 27.-The statement pub
lisbed throughout the North that Sewelps point
bad been captured, eighty four federslists
killed, from three to four hundred souiherners
killed and six hundred taken prist ners, is pro-
nouncsd to be without foundation.
A rep nrt that the pleksts near Fortress Mon
roe were surprised and three hundred south
erners captured, is neither confirmed or denied.
WAsHIEGToS, May 27.-The President and
General Mansfield were simultaneously in
formed Of startling hostilities on the part OF
he sogtherners, while Col. Ellsworth's funeral
was in progress.
HEAVY firing and a dense smoke was seen
southwark, but the former was attributed to
funeral guns, the latter to the Federal camp
fires.
N utmost vigilance prevails on the part. Of
the Fedsralists to guard against surprise.
A ski'mish is reported on Arlington nights,
but there are no particulars given.
L report OF an attack on Harper's Ferry
is not confirmed.
Henry Connolly is appointed Governor Of
New Mexico.
The report that the FederaIists had monop-
olized the English factories Of arms is contra
dicted.
Seven bridges and fifteen miles OF the track
Of the railroad West of Alexandria have been
destroyed.
Gov. Banks, Of Massachusetts, has been
appointed msjor-general.
LOUISVILLE, KY, MAY 81.
The introduction Of guns into the State from
the North is confirmed.
Garrett Davis and friends relv upon the
constitutional guarantees Of the right of citi-
Zens to bear arms.
The Indications are that most Of the arms
will fall into hands which will not, under any
circumstances, fight for Lincoln's cause, but
will uss them to sustain Ksntucky's absolute
neutrality, and IN case that is impossible, in
defense Of their homes and the freedom Of the
South.
Their Introduction is considered BY the pure
conservative State rights party, who undoubt-
eddy are a vast majority Of the State, as a
godsend.
In some cases they are said to be placed in
the county Jail, subject to the order OF Ken
tucky's legitimate authority.
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e Wbsn the news Of he death Of Col.
Ellsworth reached bis native place, Mschan-
i%esvills, N. Y, by telegraph, his father hap
psned to be in the telegraph Office.
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THR LARGEsr RuH AT BILLrAEps on
REroED.-0l Saturday evening, Mr.. Michael
Foley, a Cleveland professional, made. at bis
rooms on Bank street, the largest run at BIZ.
lars on record Foley had commenced a
rsgular game and made one count, whsn his
opponent, in playing, pocksted bis own ban.
leaving the others in the string. Foley plav-
"a carefully, made tAres shots, and got tie
two red balls in a corner here he kept them
for two hours, making the unprecedented
number Of 3,4d5.
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CT General 2 ilieofer has gone to Camp
Tronsisle, near Fountain Head, Sumner coun-
- q, faba rowne,a
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NoRE NEws.-The Savannah Republics, Of

NosE NEws-The Savannah Republicas, Of
The Path inst, says:
By the Central railroad trains yesterday we
are in Teceips OF Two eight inch CelGmbisds,
enc foriy-two FOUNDER, and twentv-four ma
nGavering wbesls. Perhaps q Old Abe'ss peo-
pie wosld Ike to know whence they came.
Several rife cannon and a large amount OF
ammunition, Of all sorts, also dropped down
here some days Rgo-frOm whence, is nobody's
business.
eT-A letter from Washington, published in
The Columbus Times saws:
Old Abe is losing over a thousand men every
week from desertion alone, as his troops are
nearly starved and won't stay. The famous
6oth Irish regiment, from New York, lost i64
men By d~esertion in three days, and they Joined
he camp Of TIE Virginia troops as two full
companies at Manassas Gap junction, which
is only fifteen miles from Washington city.
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AVERAGE DALT uIECULAneE.-~"-.9 ABS
SUNDAY ORCULtueN.-- $500
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5-Bgfalo County, Virginia. has already
il service, and organized, awaiting orders,
thirteen full companies.
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THE CurTER WAsHINsroN.-Tbs New Or
leana Bee avs.

leans Bee says:
We yesterday enjoyed the pleasure Of a
visit to he reconstructed revenue cutter Wash
ington, in company with a very agreeable
party, at the invitation Of her builders, Messrs.
Hughes & Follett, and Of the gallant CAPTAIN
Brushwcod, who superintendent her rebuilding.
We found her as trim and beautiful a little
craft OF 206 tHns as a seaman's eve ever dweIt
upon, and she only needs the mounting Of her
armament, an S-inch pivot coiumbiad and four
y FOUNDERS, to look every inch a model
cruiser. When such work can be done in our
OWN por, we need have no fears Of onr
ability to construct and put 70 sea az many
light drsught cruisers as it may be profitable to
build for our navy. Before the da e Of seces-
sion, the United States Government appropria-
I'D Sl3 600 FOR Der reconstruction Captain
Bru-hwood determined to make many Improve
ments In her model, and took nothing but the
old keel to build on. To complete the work
on this scale our State appropriated $4,000, and
the Corf-derste States $4,000 more THIS plen-
did vessel was turns over Yesterday TO the
Secretary Of the Treasury, who will transfer
Der to be navy. It is generally desired that
the gallant captain Brushwood should be plar-
ed 10 coDmand of this craft. He deserves the
commission every way.
G7-A correspondent Of the Richmond Er-
amiHsr writes from Portsmouth, under date Of
May q, as follows:
yesterday visited the field Of action, and
am able 10 speak by the card as to The extent of
damage accomplished by the federal shots,
which is we'll expressed by a cypher. Several
trees were riddled aRd considerable dirt thrown
NJ BY The pioughing Of balls and bursting
bombs: hut "uobody hurt" on cur side, even to
the drawing Of bioed. A priva e Ia the Wise
dragons, in service ss a picket guard, was
stripped Of bis pshtslooEs, but sustained no
bodily iijuTy.
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/. o. o. F.
seHh , NELLY was 81 q MEETING Of Bolivar Lodge,
= No. = I q. q. p. held GA toe ntts. OF fts DIST Of
Nay is6l expelled from al ;ha b-nfn.s Of fe Oris-
ir condua unhoc0mirE "a OdI-felag aad M prma-
asnt card Nhc1 he chained from this lodge On she 22d
gay or January. A p l5iI. uufer false u~TefeRses. is,
% a vote 81 said Loo o, uuiliaHd and made void
By order % Lo1-e.
mylSSt JOHN CLINTON. Secretary.
TES-P Poles, TE.ET PHYS.
TENT POLES and Piss, in any quantity. car BE-
4 FURNISHED at the Memphis Eamlfzc urirE Cempauy.
Ahsuire a. HCEfNNET a co.'s,
myl-u Main streel.
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Brigsdiel General Thomas Lawson, Sur.
rson General United States Armv. died Al
Eorfoik on the 1oh inst, aged "a yesrs.
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nzTWe are authorized to state that the
land Office, at Columbus, is now opened for ID,
entry Of land, by he authority Of the State 81
Mississippi. Mr.. Hayden still continues to
act as receiver, and Mr. Baldwin as register.
Colaa5Es Republic.
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