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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

SOUTHERN PoRK.-The Atlanta (Ga.) Intelligen-
Ger says: .l,.
Mr. Thomas Kelly, a butcher who keeps stall
No. s. at our markethouse, exhibited in this city
seen in this country L weighed gross 92O pounds,
three years old and raised by Mr., Owen Cochran
of Campbell county. That patriotic county can
beat any in Georgia in raising large hogs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
TAS. G. hATKInlANM'S

TAS. G. KATImANN'S he '.v-0..t7. s5'e.nz
u TROPI CAI RoOF1N g
Are Cheaper and eqral in durabtyto to
5 l. II r II o U f. s.
G R,:aR HIENV1LLE AND MARAIs STREETS, n. O.
irdefs left in Box Ne 1873 Pqstohice promptly
rs iaIqtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

dangerous range for quadrupeds Of the feline
species -Cats.kiil Mountains. ' -'4l'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
~ nycGUIGfN d. CO..

sA IL NJ K E
No. 241 Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings Tents Tarpauhs and Flags made at the shoest
large supply of Canvass always hand of the very pest
ruaHu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
From Washington.

WAsHfSGToS, Nov. 26.-Lord Lyons W as indis-
Greet enough to say in general conversation, soon
after the seizure of Mason and Slidell, that Of
course they would be returned, but understanding
the effect his words have had upon the country,
has since preserved silence, saying he has nothing
to say until he receives instructions from his Gov
ernment. Gen. Benker has been induced to with
draw his resignation. o. -..y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
HnApeuAnrEEs cnEseEsT AarlILznr,

READQUA UARrERs CRESCENT Cry GUARDS,
Company 3. M. e. Ganp sireet. Oct !, is3G >
COMPANY DRILLS OF THIS SSlREfEss SSlREfss
IL will tage nnce every MONDAY aud FRIDAY nv EN-
f TNGst 6o,eloaE. sgugd Drills every IUksDAt and
re IN requested. Fines for nOnattendanpe l De e
forced members absenng Themselves habtuay WIN ne
Ieported TO Militia Headquarters. , ~, =,
,,s :! ~ ~ 80 rT Eirst seryeaut e26 #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

HEADQUARTERs. LOUISIANA STATE GUARD, Go. ca
z5Ebg ,tJi New Orleans, Nov. Z, 1851.
III this dats. wi bs us follows Es'F. -5
M Company dr, in fu uniform, every Monday and Thur
LIZ day evenings, At III o'clock .q, ErgA .. -.cs
Sqiad Drills First Squad every Tuessyg evening. at ~
O'Clock Second Squad every Friday eTeing evening at 4
O'Clock. l..- =, = t , -
BY order of
--5q- -y.r, - BDW. RILsBURYr Captain:
IgE1Ep GuFpy r& FBF Wl.E4 nj II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

. l .. A. HEADQUA ABTERs ;FlETH COMPANY . Jta H. d
," " 81. "' - " BArTAIfoS- WAsHsGToN ARTILtggY, y
New Orleans, Nov. u, 1861 }
ORBER No. 29-oRUER No q, ISSUED d, ,ik
III by these Headquarters, under date of October WA
HI "a 1851 In relation drills, IL hereby discon
Ut tnued ~ EsksaS&
The drills Of the eonpauy from This date will be ioIows
Battery Drills tysry Tuesday and tfiday, at Z. NJ.
list and ID Deachn1ents every Monday, al AZ P. NJ
Sd and 4h Deachoens every Wednesday, at ~ r. NJ ~
9Th 4nd 18th Detachments every Saturdag, a. "a p NJ.
Company drill, dhfantryj every THURSDAY, att NJ
All members active and honorary and contributing honor
wit conform 10 ibis order ~ -. aL. - ves
Fines for attendance at these drills will be rgidly
forced
.-- s.r---.. W. IRVING HoDGsoE, Captain. ,s
~. ", DEAERlTT, Q. s. . .s.,-, r,- a.. nI3 If
.F2el %e''u'..o5a HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT BLURs,1
... ..- ..., Corner Satche1 and Camp streets, ,
New Orleans. Oct. 7. 1861. J
CRESCENT BEUES-THE DRILLS OF COM
Ill pany "A iro this date agiit De az follows .@a "
vi l,-C9mpany Drills, NO \ DAYS and WEDNESDAYS, at
LII O'Clock T. NJ III citizens dress.
II.-saaiion Drills on FRIDAYS, at316 o'clock, P M In
full uniform. sslf a .-tl. .1---s- { .--.t1r.5
Monthly husnsss meetings first Wednesday in each mouth at
O'Clock r. NJ Order No. l4I Issued by the GoVetnor
Commander 4n- Chief wifi te strictly enforced | 7's'E
E1a.a . -s. -. By order Of - = t,l.' rs
nj KNIGHT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

~zx PRIZE BOAT BUILDER xas
80 .. OF THE SOUTH &haSAA
j. mAKONY, AIgiers. La.
Wlfurnsh at notice, but on the most
odea peasre and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat yaw skffs and Row
Boats of all descriptions built at the shortest notice
-Aso hand
Spars Blocks and everything appeftsning to iach
fitting on hand and for lowest maT kei pricos.
,DS 1vLw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06

RoLLA, Nov. 26.-A Accommodating party which
left yesterday, proceeded five miles west of Gas
conade river and returned lastnight report troop
of 80 Texan Rangers at Lebanon, destroying pro
perty generally. Gen. McCulloch and his army ii
expected at Lebanon on Sunday, and prepared tt
give the Federals battle 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-06
Ho Is e?

Fsa'' 'ssPtis.Isig T. +. PGRv1s, Asst kdpt Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
Treason IN New York.
fEram Fxida Examine pnsl

The following in large lslters. on large
haudbill, 10 oonspiou ously posted at several
places around the city this morning. Crowds
Of people were attracted 10 read it:
"The people awake Enemies 1t home
wearing tho mask Of peaos (masks Of The
golden crose) ~ well A open foss. mast be
struck down. Be not deceived! The free.
dom OF the press 10 subordinate 10 the In
serssts Of nation. Let tie three Southern
organs 10 this city beware, or editors, will DO
assigned to them to preserve the public vel
fare. From this date the authority Of the
peopls orgsnises new sysssm Of legislation
suited to the times. Polititians will not be
permitted TO injure tho general c.uee in pur-
suit OF ambitions ends. The rights o. osr
soldiers will be protected. Disappointed
demagogues will be forbiddss 20 agerAndixe
themselves II their xpsnse. The District
Attorney 10 expected 10 exsrsiss his power.
Traitors. nn~is and fcmale, are marked
Their names enrolled. Not one shall escape.
Southern sympathssrs arc directed to leave
the State. One will One ~sy One coun.
try! We have begun 30 act. From the
league Of loyalty, TIE Pseftx.
New York, August l, 1861.
Con SAVE THE R,PUBL.c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
TIE union pIsn - xsssuosy .


The Winchester tksntuoky) Na.iona
Union has this 6rm ostburst Il patriot,
oloqaence, IN visw Of the Bull's Han disss.
ter:
Let The nss Of ihsloyal ssasss swsar bs.
fore high Heaven that tvssy dollar OF mooey
in the TreAaury-cvery man who can carry
a gun shsll be freely given to uphold the
government. All idea OF compromise ID
now to b deemed baae--is is 10 be eceat "a
as dishonSrA6Ie. Tkcrss but one way u
which this iefernal conspiracy against our
Government, against err liberty, sgsinst oil
on earth that We held DEAR, can be 4aellea;
il 10 for loyal men everywhere to do all 10
their power to crush IL. Men and money!
millioAs OF both for the defense OF our lib
setyt When disuaip1iees hoast OF ths suc.
crss Of their treason at Manassas, let them
know thar defeat a~aits them; defeas. .
rout, . slaughter, 10 wild and hot that its
heat shalt only be surpassed by that Of hell
6re, Tint shsli roas, tho traitors in ne world
that 10 TO como.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
THE lice gave out here.l
---r-A=---
The Iowa second ~ nsra,s Point.

The lows Sec ond NJ Bira,s p otul.
The Cairo correspondents Of the Chicago
Tribune, under date Of Aug. 9Th, says:
The splendid Iowa Second, which for two
orthres m0nths past has been the terror Of
the evil doing rebels Of Northwestern Mis-.
souri, 10 At B,rd's Point, 10 full force. with
their trophies Of var around them. Thew
have couple OF pieces OF Artillery taken
from the eeccahera Of st. Joseph. One of
them captured By Lieut.. Slayusks,--is Of
new construction, the Invention OF . 81. ia.
secesb. II will carry pound ball, and loads
1t the bseecb. When taken, the sscesh o..
ner rsissed TO tell the boys how 10 load it,
said he would swing hrst. But Bio was saved
the necessity VI swinging, for tho bows very
soon learned the show" Of The thing. and
they cAn manage u TO perfection, sendins
Dali at 900 yards, With % ACCURACY that
would credit tho sssesh inventor. am free
TO Say that Tho Sunday evening parade Of
this regiment VA about the finest military
spectacle have ever witnessed.
The Colonel OF the regiment, Hon. Sam'l
h, Curtis, 10 az Washington CITY, but hie
command IL ably administered by the under
oihcers OF HE stat. have, especial words
o. commendation, from oi6cers and men. for
Major NJ. NJ. Croker and Adiusant N. p.
Chapman. The last aamsi ON se- In r..et-
uiar, u spoken Of ~ : splendid soldier apo,a
most interchangeable orker Major Ceo0kSr
and Adjnsant Chapman seem 70 b. IN pets
OF the regiment, and now that the elevation
81 Col. Curtis to Brigade GoneraIship 4,
liked fact, willlikely share tho honors az pro.
motion. ssAY N .
Death ~ DtstinguisAca RaAAop.
From private tsiegraphc dispasoh -
csivei 10 this city on SATURDAY, njrht. ~
learn 81 the sudden death of bishop Bow
man OF the Episcopal Church ID Psnnsylys.
Ola. lie died near Pisssbore, on SATURDAY
morning, August 80, whilsl travelling on biz
Official duties. lie has hSeo two Or three
year- Bishop, and sAs .uoisarsally bslosed
for bis purity Of charsSter and holiness OF
life, And admired for III lsarniDg and sbil.
isy. s.
Bishop Bowman ~ the brother 81 COL.
Alexander i. B ssnAn, II. s. A., comm end.
at ~ West Pc, - aoole o. the Rev. DR..
clArkson Of tnaSjty. HE loss viii bs deep.
y felt throrEno0t ths whole Church. No
man 10 TIN e1e N Bishops vs. more 70.
'Pscssd. ~ sageI Isibsas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09

The Geld officers Of this regiment sworn 10
st this time are az follow:
z. q. Moss, Lieat. Colonel.
u. u. Heath, Atjatant,
Robert u. Kendall, Quartsrmsster.
DAVID 2. Mcintyre, Sergeant Major.
A. y. Caoningham, Chief Bugler.
Dr. Milton B. Cochran, Surgeon.
Dr. y. 3. Allen, ASST Surgeon.
FITS Henry Warren, Colonel, 10 expected
to JUN the reRiment soon,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09

THs BLACK Hoasa UAvALxr.-Th Du
buque Times says tbst q lady residing Al
Cedar Falls has received = letter from sis.
ter in Virginia, stating that her husband md
I've sons were mcmb,rs Of the Black Horse
Cavalry, and were ell killed 1t Bull's Ruo !;
and that the COMPANY, four hundred strong.
we're oil slain by the New York Zouavss but
sixty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
Tsssh W. Jefe. Dsvas.

II viii be rec elected that Jef. Davrs, ia
his speech nj richmond, after the battle OF
Bull Run, stated that The rebel forces bad
captured provisions enough to last an army
OF fifty thousapd men one year. A gentle
man attached to the government service has
computed the details ~ this assertion. Is
voald rrqairs 3O 500, 600 pounds, aud over
II, 900 wagons and As 900 horses to transport
the amount. The Cd eisi rsturns show that
Ne loss bus 81 Wagons, and duo allowance
can therefore be made for the idle boasts OF
the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
Two Daily CoDneotions fron Harrisburg
BALTIAORE AND WASHINGTON.
Baggage Checked Through
Transfers Free.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS By AN.
OTHER ROUTE.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBU RG.
TIUKETU EOk SALE At ALL TIA
MAIN UFftCES.
FRHIGHTS.


By thisroute Frsights Of All descriptions % \
30 forwarded from Philadelphia, New lork, Hos
ton Or Baltimore, to or from any point On The
Railroads OF Ohio, Kentscky, ndiAna, Tllinois,
Wiseoasia, Iovaor Missouri, ~ KAILss AD DI-
R1Cr.
The Psnnsylvsnis Railfoad alss Connsets Il
Pittsburgh with steamers, by which Hoods eaa .
forwarded ~ any poiat - ths Ohio, Maskineun
kentucky, Tsnnssses, Cum hsrland, fllinots. NM.
sissippi, Wisconsin Missoaxi, kansas, Askaaaas.
snd He'd nivsTyy snd " CfsvsIand, 6and1sky snG
Chicago With Steamsrs to all Ports On tho hessA-
Western Lakes.
MorehAnts and Shippers aatrustine the srans-
portatiou Vt their Freight 10 this Company can
rely With confdspec It's speedy transit.
THE RATk. OF FREIGHT 70 any poinf In
the West BY the PennsylvaniA skailroed are sf en-
nnes 1sSorabis ~ svs charged ~ efAss Astivvsl
Compant<s.
~De psrtisslsito mar paekagsr'v VA Pass.
R. R."VR
FL. SasspsR, PhilsdsIphis.
AAsaAs = KooHs, SO North-st. Baltimors.
LRscs = Co., No. ! Astor House, or No. q.
Wm. St.. N. Y.
LEpcs Z Co., No. ~ state street, Boston.
II. Ii. H0USr ten freight Ar .Philsd elphia
L. l.. HOUPT, Gen. Ticket Agent, philadelphia
ENOCH LEWIS, General Supt, Altoona, Pan
Aug Q, cid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
AnnOurcem ants.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
Gs- We are autharired TO announce the name OF
JOHN NJ HIATT, Nd. rs q candidate FIR the
ofhce Of Sheriff Of Lee County. uy3o1
Please announce the name ofGRANviLLE W.
PIiIMaS "a an iniep ndent candidate for the
ofce Of Sheriff 4 Lee County, 1t the next October
elect n.
keokuk, July l1th. ISL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
ANoTnsa Ts.osY o. Yrs p4x,c = ~.

AnoTHsa TssoRY or TEs Panic AT NAkAs.
sAs- IxsoLsNcE rAK SPRIos ~ Wxsr Po,rr.
-IDc iamed'atc cause Of that ssd democrat
'sation, which took place IT s O'Clock, While
our vessy troops ssrs IN retreat, arose, 40.
cordin1 - ~. Wilkes, from rudeness and
feckleS,pcsA On pbe part OF thc Kes. Point
battery o. segsIars. With the sheer con
scmpf for voIostssr1, said 10 pervado all
ranks - the rekoisr service, that corps had
. o. co. occssloa dashed straight through The
Me- Tort lists pi5oe Of incidence, 70
marks ~. wilkes. s'sbst vosld have just.
fed 10 voiansssrs IN 1.iDg upon tho iDtsraJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09

THk DEs MoIsss Valley Wnie 10 published
every Monday At this Office, Ia enc Fl Tho ol1es,
papers IN lows, and has widely extended siscu-
iation throughout the Des Moints Valley ,NorGh-
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
G:@n. g.y~.,- e....

lsappeArs by the report in the Hawkeye
that only - Of the y. $. Cavalry, instead Of
40 - previously reported, made tho gallao,
charge and cut through 1000 inf.ntry. On,
reporter - Madison changed the 20 into 27o
and The word "aos' into ssnes,,, and thin,
the whole sentence vas made Donsense. Blu,
accidents will happen san efiues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
THE CENIRlIIj'

THE PENNSYLVANIA Gel !
Ell
RAIIROA
II Fiast class Rsad = III respssss,
WITH sss miles % DsuAss Trask
TnGw ZEE DAILY TRAlks.
with Connections from all Points West,
From PitfsbHrgh to PhikndelpAia,
All Connecting Direct to New York,
Morning Mail, afternoon Fast Line
Night Express.
One Train Daily From
PirfaIukan - NHN YQaK OrrY,
stASO mslss.)
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
Via Allentown end Easton,
With Direct Conaestions from Western Cities
ARRIVING HOURS
IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES.
IN TIME FOR BOSTON
u - ~ Ok& @OA u lin H1s
Express Train Runs Daily-Ot
Sundays Excepted.
NINE DliIy Trains from Philadelphia 10 New
York. Tickets good On any Line u Iraia.
New York or Boston Tickets via Pituburgh GOOD
VIA PHILADELPHIA o. ALLENTOWN.
Beat Ttcksss - Bassoa Coed vta
aay 81 the Boat Llnes.
Two Daily Connections frop Harrisburg to
BALTIAORE AND WASHINGTON.
Baggage Checked Through-All
Transfers Free.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS By ANY
OTuER ROUTE.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBU RG.
TIUKETS FOX SALE At ALI THE
MAIN OFftCES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
ORIGINAL. NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To j. II, Barker. administrator Of the estate Of
Thomas Hasdym N, deceased, Eob't Reed asd
VIM. IIarhine, tiefendants):
L i Of Lee County Distrrca Court ~ Ksakuk, :
petition and IN amended petition praying for !
jadg against you raid Barker sdu inlstrator
&C.. for 432S h and 10 pr cent. interest fr. iss
Of Dece mber, IL s., upon . nortsags Of Thonss
ardymsn 10 Charles Mason on forty scsrs a ~
the south side II the seutheAst quarter OF section
"a, township IS, range west, in Lee county Iowa
"A sale Of ssid premises - pay said debt. and for
!. ,u.i24ssi - asstc, TIT Il 0-sls -
And you must appear and answer said petition
by noon Of the sscond day u the next term Of
september, 1851, or judgment and decree viii te
had therein against you by dcfaslt.
II. SCOTT H1WELL.
Aug. z. lsSi-dlm. Solicitor fer Petitioner.
Wanted for the u. s. Army.
vXTANTkD, for she United states Arny. 49,
w able bodied men. Of good chasastss, . -
cal attends scs. Pay ran alag from I'll u "a pss
month, according 10 merit. ReeeulHne sonleevoss
| on 81 street near the State 0aa1.
~ .ChAR O. SMITH
Captain 18th Infantsy bsersitisg O6ssf.
Aug l-dzH
u. M.ea1aAlsy racsscs
Y krOR the ip4truetton. exercise and msnouvrss 81
4 the UNx13O Stains INFAkTkY. incluxaine
| In 10 0tBy ~ tho 1lmo, 1tghg Ansausry
a0a kl0ls0sn
Prepafsd nader tbs disectlon VI the War Depart.
oens and sathorissd sn1adoptsd ~ the 6seretaYy
q Var. My ]. lssi. Ssr :as y
kaia st , And dsSr fr0mAik.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
The Evening Post:

THE OLD EST D@MNCWATDC RR,
PUDLJCAN JOURNAL IN TMk
CITY or NETWORK;
Nov N the sfxTiEfn YEAw 81 ~ sxfstSnAo.
IN oombsoos ell che ts.rufisl Als1onfe =
COMPLETE FAMILY AEWoHA3E
II II devoted 70 the support ~ ~ ne1nnea4Do1o.
ps0isean party, wHEr - - xSeaf anA 81 nm
OcRATfc PkfNcttLhS ALWAYEl IL ~ ~
soopssnis1ng advoAtc 81
eses assu Free LaAnr rvss apeeens
strict Coast auction 81 the corststsfssn, and .
DsoHeninl AdGinistrAtiDn u ths 0evsssneoA,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
THE DAILY EVENING posi-

Which II printed on large folio sheet. coatai,e .
NIL ecccuAt 81 the cccarsnses u the dog, ~ ~
test SPretGn hGenoe--exe nsivee .sssonsoAnnn
--ps6lie Aoesmsnts Of interest and inpestaaoo..
PsSessdisgs Of Copgrsss ard Of The EtAts LeakG1n~
tars- Popular Leci ares-Talss--P sstry--ksvioso
And xtrscts from ses Dsoks-City Ksvs--spoGial.
fan and accurate reports ~ Commsrcsai Al tSoe0.
ciA! Aaairs, Ncv York Marietta, iselsdipe gesek
ard Money Markets, together With IL (etflo
MARKETS Of the country, and suoh FcrviEa nsska1s
~ are Of general istsrsst, IL sditoriai disa.id.
sions are alwsys frank fearless anA ind@pcr3erl
TIE SEMl-WEEKLY EVENING PO0T
Contains ali the residing Of The Daily Evening Pot
to the hour 81 JablIestiou
THE WEEKLY EVENING POST
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ccuntry rssdrr, snd besides IL the ariclrs Of gen.
oral interest pnhii. he'd 10 the Daily Evesins Foet
contains complete digest Of the news 81 the DAY,
and instraeticn ef Farmers. Itconisius 20 ,one
eslsmns OF reading matter svsry week.
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Tue WEEKLY EVENING posi-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-23

The unfinished business was taken up.
Mr. Dudley made an Intellectual motion
(ayes 26, noes 2S,) to postpone The further
consideration Of the resolutions until Mon
day.
The resolutions and amendment were dis
cussed at considerable length by Msssrs
I Speaker Whitthorn, Pickett, Martin, Bsatl
and Senter
Mr. Porter thought il The resolutions anC
amendment were recomnittad to the commit
tee, they might be put in such shape az to Sc
cure an almost unanimous vote. He n e=ght
the difference between gentlemen who b: -7is
cusssd the question, was but slight, ans: epet
that this difference might be adjusted, and the
resolutions adopted By vote approachi~1
unanimity. The motion to recommit then - /,
vailed-ayes 80, nays ..
Adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-23
NeW Wemnhis JaiI.

DR0P0sALS will be received by the undersigned
o1lnmls'i0aers, appointed b. the County Court Of
shelby c9unfy, the sce ~ the architect James B.
Cook, ESQ of the city Of Memphis until ~ o'cocs on
THURSDAY, the 7th day OF February. I56i. for buId
Jail in the city OF Memphis, according % plans and
specifications on ole iu his office
tontraciors viii be rcquir 10 give bond i0r doubc
the amount of e contrscts, with two approved suret
Tor tho faithful performance OF the same.
The commissioners reserve the rizht 90 reiec. any
tender n9t entirely satisfactory % them.
On the Corude1Ie a1d estimate o. he architect Fay
ment % be made monthly in the bonds Of shelby
County Court bearing six cent interest, retaining
oue-thlrt OF the monthly esimsie until the dua COM
p,etion OF the work
All further iRf1rmaion explanation viii De given
application 10 person, BY letter 70 The architect at
his oce corner u Main AMI Madison streets Memphis,
Tennessee j. y. A. PzTTTT,
A. H. MONTGOMERY,
J. s. DICKERSON
". Il. WALKER,
J. II. G0OuLEr
fa1Efm Comm issluners-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-23

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt Reid.
The Bush Boys. BIZ Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt Reid.
The While Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
a Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Hsrry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntingion's Experiment.
Hooksr's Illustrated History.
The Crussdss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalier.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus.
trated.
The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl's Story Book
Fife Years Before the Mast
King Arthur and bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens and Prineesses of France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-23

Mr.. Cheatham offered a resolution tender
ing the use Of The House Of Representatives
TO he Hon. John Bell, on Tuesday evening,
which was adopted, ayes 50, noes IA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-23

The speaker called the House to order at ten
I o'cloek, and he session was opened with
siFrsl By the Rev. Or. Summers.