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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

CTATE OF TENNESSEE -Pr0cseGiuEs had ia the
Ciers omc=, Chaocery side Of the Common Law
and Oh.ucery court OF the CITY q Memphis SATURDAY
aay the lSJa. 1851.
y. Z. Dsuusu, Complainant,
vs..
Ei-i4u Rou- dtrss, Edward Brsthet., p. n. Curtin
and JaCssou. D~IeE1elts.
happening nom afdavit dlsd in this cause thai SIC
defendant James ss-kuls IS a 70 u-resIdsrt d t2e
state az Tennessee, II Is oriercs that he co e1Lsr his
appearance herein before or within the drst three DAYS
Of the next term % said court, e. be held oH the seca-t
Monday IN kovemberlrzr, sol. and pietd, aEsae OTta-
muir % complainant bali ~ the ssue VIII De taken for
confessed ss to him and set ror hearing PIX pdrIe, aad that
i cops Of this order be Published once 2 wees Ter four
ucces-iTe weeks in the Mem his Appeal. a copy
attest: John C. LASIER
Clerk and Master.
s. Teua5Ie, solicitor i0r complainant.
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In CnanceFy, az memphis.


GTATE OF TENNEssEz.-ProcseIings hsd in the
- clerks Office, Cuance-y side Of the Common law and
Casnsery Court Of the city o. Memphis, = idays Kay
ne i7th, 1851.
FrtGe lex q. Thcmas, Compi ainant.
vs.
Benjamin Fgn5on, Julia Fent1n, David y. Fsnion,Ssm.
" Sgrln-lo aud Waite Bradford, Drfeulau.s.
Il appearing from 4H3Ia7i- h,rd 10 this cause s-al the
defendants ,yId u. FeltOa and 7lmu- 81 Sprinkle,
a 2 uon-resideut%uf the state OF Tennessee, IT Is ordered
thzt they % enter thrIr appearance herein 0=-sre or
within the first three day % to- next term u said
court 20 be held on the second H8aday in November next,
1881, and plead, answer, OF demur % c1m.lalnauts
bIl, 81 toe szEs viii be taken Ter c5Df6s ed as % thsm,
and set for hearing * psrte, and that a copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, n the Memphis Appeal.
A o0pg-rttszt. John @. LANIER,
CLERK AID Master.
Humes h Scott, solicitors FOR complainant
..L-L.AlM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

An EXAMPLE FOR THE LITTLE GIRLS
Will the Ii tie girls please consider the fact we
are about to state for their benefit:
One Of their number, a lassie Of nine or ten
summers. was offered az the beginning OF the
present school vacation, fifty cents 2 pair II
she would knit two pair Of socks for the two
old negro men, and one pair Of stockings for
an old negro woman to help them through the
coming winter. She undertook the WORK read.
lily, and has accomplished it-having received
the promised reward. But he best part Of it
is to come yet.
That clever little girl has brough! the enc
dollar and fifty cents, thus earned, and contrib
uted il to the Ladies' SOldiers' AID association
at this place, and along with the money still
another pair Of socks to warm some brave SOL
dler's feet.
Now, among thu enc thousand bright and
Weet little girls In Edgeheld district, are there
not many, very many, who will rival this pretty
example ?-EdggfeId rs. c. Advertiser, august
18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

O." The Fort Smith Times Of the 26.h says
that Gen. Pearce bias issued an order reluet
aBuy, by order of the military board, changing
the 81 regimen to the q. Our cotemporary
adds This the Sd 7 gimeut objectedto as they
won their laurels at Oak Hills, under their old
plumber. They should be continued now as
HE Cd rpgfneut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

Non INTERCOURSE AcT.-The Richmond
ErGmtRer says We learn that the commit &c on
foreign affairs have reported a bill to Congress
prescribing all trade or intercourse with the
North, except N specified articles-which ex
ception, we understand, is only made during
the existence Of the war, for the purpose Of
Obtaining, az far as possible certain Necessary
supplies of which our army is in need. The
measure promises a timely aud effective insu-
g%uFstiOn OF the complete breaking up Of com
meTcial intercourse with TIE Yankees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

APoLoeETIc.-The great length OF cur an
Hual statement Of TIE 'rsde and Of
Memphis, together Ufsh a par ial failure Of
The mails yesterday, prevents Us from laying
before cur readers this morning our usual va
Tiety and amount Of Dews and reading matter.
We shall, however, endesvor to make amends
for this short coming 10 future numbers Of our
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
IA Chancery at Memphis.
COmEIainaRt,

GTATE Of ENEES>EE-ProceedIuEs had In the
- clerks Odice. chaneery side OF thu csmuau law and
ensuceD coult o. tae city Of Memphis, IGesd J, June
the 49,, 1851.
sarah J. stslleys Complainant,
70.
J. ?. xix Defendant.
IL appearing from ahiavit fled in this CAUSE that
the defendant, James p. Nix, is a nou-resiteut OK
The Stale Of Tennessee, it is ordered that he 90 enter
his appearances herein 5sgo-e or within the first three
days OF the ne1r term Or said court, 70 BE- held tse p
Monday n November next, 1861 and plead, snswsr0ro e-
mur 70 ccmplaiuants bill, or tie same wil o. taken Tor
confess j As to uiB and set Ior hparlng * pare, and
that q COPY Of this order be publisAed ouCe g week for
todr successive weeks in the Gsm2hi Appeal Acupy-
attest: JOHN c LANES.
Clerk and Master.
walter Coleman, solicitor for complainant
a. H--s-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

REBELLION PLAYED OUT.-It is very Fevi
dent that tie REBEL on ats in East Tennessee
are at the end of their row.. There will never
be a camp of them in this section of the State.
We are Informed that the men forming the
company Of Capt. Brown, which left this coun-
ty last week for the amp at Soda, have re
turned. They got there SAT-, but failed to find
the "Union army" It is said the Captain took
to the woods, and bis followers like sensible
men, returned to their homes, and are now at
tending to their legitimate business. As Brown
low says, 'Ethere never will be an army Of
Union men in East Tennessee, until Lincoln
meets with better success than be met with at
Manassas."-SeguGtehie Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

On Munson's hill the enemy is constructing
works, and have now a temporary battery Of
rifed cannon, from which, for the last few
days, they bave kept up a desultory fire on our
troops at Bai.cy'5 cross roads. Along the
route referred 10, the enemy have several de-
pots for supplies ani endorsements, and at
least three new Qualifications, and probably
double that uluh-r 71csa.ei AID under
construction. The ereWt's fierce e. du1so8;s
hill consists Of g.Ys. hundred Gag .Ty sad one
thousand infantry and tGT5s pieces Of field
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
The DespOtlsm Complete.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
YORK World writes as foIIgRs-.

Inc washington correspondent Of the New
York WOr!d writes as follows;
European dynastles are algays exposed to
dangers OF TebelliOn-Or TevoIulCu--hi al
rulers, whether just or unjust, vacG thrs
threatened, must resort tothe uust seersj -on-
cIes ana sternest measures or weld JLe a=tl.
Of power. The liberal and LCnuL4-ra -a
eminent OF this republic, now for the Gr5l
seriously endangered, finds itself 10 c -s3.iC-.
to the transatlantic experience. Il IS At h. 4
compelled by the growth Of serious and
cious conspiracy. 70 avail itself, in a lust can.
and for good ends, of the adroir police systsr.
which has for centuries been go misusei In
other and less favored lands.
The Cabinet have determined hiatt tie mower
and presence Of government shall be feit: that,
for a time, the little finger Of our police shall
be thicker than the lcin Of he Austrian OF Ne
aPoiItan. The highest offender shall be the first
to fell. In pursuance Of this course, a detect
i've system has been l~stterly in operation, en-
bracing all the COHc0mitants OF male and
female espionage, patrician and plehian. which
made that Of the HapsbuTgs and Bourbons so
effective. We are compelled to adopt the meth
DDS of tyrSnts to the ends of Justice and3 erty.
This, and this alone, was needed %Sound
out and complete the absolute despotism Of the
Lincoln dynasty. They hal already abolished
the hG5eas corpus, GAGGED the press, seized and
Imprisoned citizens without warrant and with
out trial, searched private residences, seized
private papers, disarmsd militia, declared mar
tIsl law-nOthIng was wanted but the most in
famous practice Of the most absolute despotisms
the secret, social SPY SYSTEM to place ID
North on the footing Of those of Russia and
Turkey, in their worst days. The last and
worst resource Of the tyrsnt is now adopted.
The agencies and appliances are all complete.
1t remains, only now, to GIVE to those theIr full
efficiency, that the g~ullotIne ehould be set to
work. That comes next.-RicAmoad Wing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
In al memphis.

OTATE OF TENNESSEE .-Procee inss had IN the
- clerks cf1ce, cbaBcery side Of the oammou law sud
the 2fth. 1851.
a J. Montgomery, Noah DaEnsn and Tm. @ Anier-
5sn, Compliments,
vs.
Efward .. EiIls. TefendaBt.
Il appearing from s7Iavit flsi in this cause that The
defer. ant. tdWsrd s Miss, Is a nonresident q ths
State Of Tennessee. IL - ordered that he O. enter his
appearance herein before or within the drst three days
OF the next term % said court, TO be held on the "a GOB-
dsy in n veHber next, 'Gl and plead, answer or semur
20 c0n2lainarts' bill, ct the seine viii BE- taken for con
fesssd as 70 him su1 set OF bearing * usrts, and -ha=
q copy o. this order be published once q w6tk for our
successive weeks, IA ths Memphis appeal
a C0py-2ts5t: JOHN @. LAN1ER,
Clerk end Master.
Forester and Barnes, solicitors Ter c0mplaiHa6ts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

CoLD CoMFoRT.-Afte reading the accounts
of the battle at Manassas, the London Times
winds up a common with the following advice
to the Yankees "You have mistaken your
vocation; the military line, even as a matter Of
business, does not answer.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
GENERAL NRDERS EO. 16-

Hell cT47I Ee-JEP AEET NJ -
MEMPHIS Tenn, September 3. 1851.
I HEREsFrN no soldier viii be granted a fur
l. loush will 1Wo s.liisrs are reported absent with
Leave from the same Company. Ihls docs Mt -Dp!y &,
soldiers on sizes leave.
II The ueQJsuI violation OF The regulations in re-
sard O. military c4rresl0udeHce. Tsn1Frs Il Necessary
That the CommaEsing Gen ri should call the attention
o. Omcers TO the se1ih gLd sSist paragraphs C.areIe-
rate heSaief!oas- All communication FOR the Clm
handing ecu RAJ relating % mII airy matters EAouIu
be directed 30 the As-i tsnt Adj 1ta 4t-Scnsral
III Until further oydars, the C0muisssEy may Issue
provisions to oficers, taxing their receipts for the
savo.
" Commanding oficers of Posts viii sppotut q mus
tering officer for their respective Posts. whose dsty IL
will be u enroli recruits and nusser into service such
troops a. may b. &C sptsd.
e command CT MAJOR 6 ensral POLK.
p. D. BLAKE,
Captain @. S A,
EfAIw IcIius Nagfsfg-F .a+-t.-t r.-.-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

rs IN interesting Paris letter, dated
August 9th, appears in 2 late Issue Of the No
bile f6Uertiser and Register. L exhibits grow
ing interest in the Southern cause IN Partisan
circles, and ed increasing discomfort with Lin
cola and the North. Judge Rust seems to be
seouittn g himself Of bis duties as Commission
ar with great energy and success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
In thnncerv at FTenaDhis.

CTATB OF TENNES@KE.-Procre4ings hal in the
- Clerks -mce, Chsncery g de % he Common Law and
Cdancery Court CT TIE city CT Memphis, Tuesday Hay
ths 25th, 1851.
A. : nTOwn- Henters On Owen end Niles owen, firm
OF Brown. Gwen o Co., Comp alnslts,
vs..
A. E. g oan, D. B. Maynard sud s. q williamson,
Defendants
L sppaariug from shIavit hi9d ia this csuss that tbs
defendants, a f. Slssn q q p. B. Nayu-r1t are nol-
residents e the Stats q Tennessee t. Is ordered that
they do enter their appearance herein before % w-thu
the d-st three Gsys Of the next term II sai@ Court. 10
be h-id oa The second Monday IN EuvFmtCr ne q,
Cs8i) and plead. answer " dsmur 70 souplaisarts'
hii o. the same viii b. taken for confessed ss 20 hen
and set for hearing tx paTte5 AID that 20 copy % his
order be published once a week for four successive
weeks III the Memphis appeal. A copy-atte-t:
JOHN G LAEIER,
Clerk and Ma-ter.
FIp1in aud FIippin, solicitors FOR eompia.naDts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

c7The Pensacola correspondent Of the
Mobile Advertiser and Register, Of the 24.b
inst, says:
Ith'nk-let the opinion &c for what it is
woTth-that Scott will attack rs in several
va IS. He will probably attack by fleet CON
tanning the land forces, Wilmington, N. c.,
Savannah, Ga, St. Augustine and Pens cola,
Fla, Mobile, Ala, Galveston, Texas, and New
Orleans, La simuItaneously-making his
great attack on New Orleans. He will hardly
attempt to force Charleston, having some ex-
p~erience as to the force and deadliness Of its
batteries. He will, doubtless, attack what be
considers cur weakest, and, at the time same,
most important and mos, assaiiable points, such
az Mobile and New Orleans. At the same time.
be will send d fleet Of steamboats, down the
Mississippi. He will prObsbiy, also, send a
land force of some two or three hunrred thou
sand men through the interioT-probabiy, and
most probably, through Virginia and Tennes-
see. Let us not deceive ourselves. If the
Lincoln government T solves to prosecute the
war, they can command men, and, many of
them, brave men. The South must IN Ike up
her mind to a long, fierce and deadly struggle
L is useless to talk of peace. The Lincolnites
-Black-R epublcans-have no notion of
pesce. It " ,uld be the deathblow Of all their
aspirations and Of all their expectations. The
oDiy neace we can have, is that gained at the
point Of the bayonet. Let US cast aside all
expectations of any other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

Mas. P~ARTINGToE's LssT.-I Ike goes for 3
soldier-Mrs. Pertington makes a farewell ad-
dress Ike, nv son, stand up willie | 'dress
vou-nold upmv bonnet and specks." "Fellow
soldier: 1t is tbe abandoned duty Of all to be
patriarchical in these times, and to hand down,
unrepairsd, the e oTious flag Of all seeding
generations. Here Ike commenced counting
of TIE new fashioned cheer, sw nging the old
bonnet up and down IS be went, in one, two,
thTee-tigeri "March hesi stingly into the
contented field, and if q rebel demands your
quarters, tell bin you had but three, and the
last one is spent then, if be wont quit and
leave quit yourself, ike a man, and may you
have a glorious campaign OF it,"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

U The Fort Smith Tines denies he tele-
grspb.e rumor from Fayetteville that one hun
bred snd fifty Of our soldiers bad died at
sprineh-!c 10 one day. from the effect Of poi
sohsd bullets csed by the enemy. TIE Times
says that sour wounded are all getting well -
Il is s'a ed, however, that the Dutch are dying
at the rate Of f teen to twenty a day-bayiDg
poor urses and but little attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

~ A friend Of ours has a ii rs fair-hsad.
Oh yguhgstsr theologisa Of four summers, who,
az gr being the other dag, for sonnet ne lost ia
thought, broke cut llus "Pa, can God do
everything ?' "C0u'd lie make atWO year OLD
colt in two minutes 20 "Why. ne would 20
wish TO DO that Freddy" "Bur if be did Wish
to. could be 90 "Ws4t in two minutes?1 eyes,
in two minutes" "WcIl, then, lie wouldn't D.
two years old, woull he 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

Hello, S4mbo, have Won heard The new-?
Yes, mass7, near mass JEFF Davis Din ar,eT
old abe Lrulun.
Wei, what dc you think about it Ssmbo?
Ink Why ever since 7 hear him l bin tiDk
Old Abe JS ike a man wild de govt.
with the govt, Samb0! How 10 you make
thai out2
Caz ali hin misery is in De feat. Yah yahl
yah
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

G5F@The New York Herald publishes a list Of
143 known SecessiOHis 8, and IS suspected Sc
partments at Washington. A comfortable re-
Election for the Lincolnites.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

e. A telegram from Richmond TO the Mo-
bile -6drertiser, says that the members Of Con-
gress Individually subscribed for a sword and
stand Of colors for The Hon. Howell Cobb, and
thet Mr. Chiffon, Of Alabama, moved 3 Teso-
luton, which was adopted, requesting Prssi-
dent Davis to make the presentation as 2 tes-
iImonisl Of the distinguished services of Col.
Cobb In tie cause Of the Confederate States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

RA.E IN FLosIDA-Tbe Tallabassse Senti-
acE OF The 10Th says:
For a fortnight past we have in this region
been visited with almost incessant rains. Day
and night it continued to pour down, and at
times ia torrents sufficient to submeTse he
land. Tie extent Of the damage caused By
the food we have no means OF aScertaining,
but there is reason to fear that the injury to
the cotton viii prove most disastrous. For the
few last days the rain was accompanied by an
almost iRcessant blow, and at times sufficient
~ VioIen' to indicate the approach Of a storm,
but as yet we have been spared the fury of the
blast. The weather, We regret to cay, appears
BY no means settled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

e The Italian opera house in Paris was
recently destroyed by Ere. In he destruction
oae hundred aid thirty three sets of scenery
were lost. is. alone are valued at 10000
francs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

e L is stated that letter correspondence with
the North has been prohibited by an enactment
OF the Confederate Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
In Chancery nj menphis.

CTATB or TENNESSEE Pr seedlings hsd in tho
y Clerks Office, Chancery sid. Of The Conn., Law and
Oaancsry Coartof tie city Of Aenphis, 11e-llH Asy
the 14;b, 1851
Watt o. Bradford, Ca1painant,
W.
David ". Fenton, BsBjsmin Fe0ton ardL 70 -~inalo,
Hrm OF Fent1n & Co. fll-.nfs.
It sr2 airing fran and1vit died IN tbis -sss ia. the
defendants, David ". Fenfo1 and J.. i Fru-ra are
Ron-resi1snfs Of the STATE o. Teuneee= 10 --ecred
that they do enter their appearance herein ca'1-e OF
within the Erst three days % the next term - sar7
CouTs, % be held on the sec0ad Monday co. -.vem@
beE Text GS6l), and plead answer OF dcmur -a con-
Dia3nslt's bill o. tke same Wiz Be taken fer confessed 90
to them and set for h9srIns ezpart-, and thai RI COY Of
this order be sCblisbsd once 8 week Tor sour s~1cosssiys
weeks nth9 Memphis Appeal.
Acopy-attest. JOHN G. LAEI8G,
Cerk ard Mas-sr.
Vance ana Anderson, solicitors snr complainant.
saA-IawAw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

HF The Hon. A. NJ. Clayton, Confederate
judge for the Safe Of Mississippi, is nov in
the city, and stopping at the Gayoso.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

e A. H. Sewer, q son of the late Hon. A.
H. Sewer, of Arkansas, was severely wounded
10 TIE battle Of Oak Hill. He vas connected
with Col. C~burchilys regimen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

r15DIn France, love is a comedy; in Eng
LAND, a tragedy IN Italy, an opera N Ger
many, a melo-drama ; and in this country, a
farce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
Coz. BULLoek.-The Montgomery .Advsr-

Col. BULLoeK.-The Montgomery Adrsr-
tissr says:
We have information that Hon. E G. Bul-
lock. Of Barbour, who has been acting for sew
erdl months in the honorable capacity Of q
private at Pensacola, has been appointed,
without application, colonel OF one of the reg
imenis 70 msd at Auburn. Whether be will
resign bis position AZ "high private" for that
which has been rendered to b ~, we are not
informedj but knowing BIN to be az sslf-sacrI-
hciDg as he ia chIvalrrus and patriotic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

q The ladies Of Mobile, like those Of
Memphis, are exhibiting their patriotism by
holding tabIeau= in the city lheater for the
ben, fit Of the soldiers fluid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

q bernstein, the bTu e who aided in the
St. Louis massacre, has been rewarded by
Lincoln b. being appointed Consul to Bremen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

Several Yankees were found dead on
the field Of Manassas, without g wound or a
scratch. The poor chickens must have died
from sheer fright.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
EDUCATIONAL,.

EIss c. MCINTOSH viii re open bar SCHOOL On
wi POntot0c street. on MONDAY, s~eptembsr 9Th.
se2-et
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

~ An exchange justly remarks that The
Errlh is already wh,PPed-it is low seeking
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

Ca Tie Philadelphia correspondent of the
New York Herald says:
The negroes in town (Philadslphis) have
been secretly drilling for four months, and two
regiments are said to be completed, waiting for
the fortunate moment to take part in the war.
One regiment is said to be commanded by
negro named Green, who served a
term in the psnitentlary for attempting to res
a fugitive slave.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

LIBERAL AND PATRI3rIc.-We learn (says
TIE Macon Telegraph that Col. o. A. Loch-
rans gave The "Locbrane Guards' a check for
oBe thousand dollars. This speaks well for
his patriotism, and should be remembered BY
Al annrscistira nnrnla-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

q" The Augusta Chronicle thinks That from
he way things are going on in Linco!n's do
minious, it will soon be fine and imprisonment
to say "Bull Iun,'' and hanging matter to
mention the "Fairfax races.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

PT The Atlanta IatsAigsncsr, Of Saturday,
says that Gen Z5Iicofsr, at Cumberland gap,
has taken five hundred stand Of arms intended
for the Ulion men Of East Tennessee, and bas
captured eighteen Of the ringlesders Of the
rebellion in that quarter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
EDUCATIONAL

mr.. J. B. sCUDTER viii open his SCHOOL FOR
W bIys o. TEE-DAY, september ION, 1861. School
70 u formerly coupled 5y >. w. Armslr0-gs nely th.
- Ag19s Ac4teny.
REFLREscEs.-Dr. Grurdy. R. O B~ri1klsy, Ehan
G.. Hams, ). P. WALKER, A. Il. Boyd snd p. 4. Parker.
seI lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04
Mccullough, or mcOulIocn!
The following appears in a late issue OF Il
Richmond Dispatch;

TO the Editors otths Dispatch
RIcHHoND,7 August so have observed
that he papers in Richmond, and many others
in the country, almost Invariably print the
of the hero Of Oak Hills Mccullough.
Il should be written or printed McCulloch, as
| know from an intimate acquaintance with
hin for the last twenty-five years.
may add, that Ben. mcCulloch was never
married, the statement in your paper a week
OF two ago 70 the contrary nevertheless.
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