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Desirable Real Estate for sale.

AM OEzps fs sAls, en- HssraI tins, n, following Real
Il Eslate:
Of 50 acres q Land, ls and ksf from ss
VILE rear ~ RosnEEilis farnpiks-Hh bisk lWs!HnE,
and ohsr ncSs8ary Cut SOL go0dth nsFer failing
pings ard SAINT ruDni crvsk thc eurps
the aud IL al sesns 70 iss Ham, he kasg.
AS'Es on b.. soslh, Ers sJT Br9aR ~ Hrh Ira
WsSs
A1S. tS1cs Il - ases, tEo aud M niles lsWu e.
the Vaughn Toci<s, djA Gen Rcxnan ans psar
lats Issdencs q stTation and BrWszk sya very
Let ioclossi With plsnk fence.
ASo.a In tbs EiEkth Ward shvie. carrsr 81 VIVA
AID out1 Union sreai 0ntilg Ve street 20 It. and O.
-oata UEion Bres % fstt dwelling tix Focns
kitchen, EUOhs houas, 6c-ny AZ T.sictuce
AsO Lax Toei 20 tsst South Union sstc sess
ths sbsV~ OF l3o q a viii III DatnE, containing
ms-eo sfed aith metal.
Alo, I'D ube Br q usug, In two teusm.T ID. With ahan
and ave In each y th= SUN Ursr
an HEa stress 300. idinE EsAIlynsE.
Als0, OF Of feet, IVES Ids,f Hrsst, IN
he Fouta Wsd q Tia oPPcIile 70 eCllsvieg With
snail touoe frame tsns ihI Lo ia "a fsst dssp
. GleT.
vi nsry sthr- Srs Bouss7 AL Lots ana vsstu Lsta ia
G-rsl parts VI essty- Persons desIous purchsss
s4il % ne At Nc % harry res airs saaan az
hs ? cturs Rooms UnUE Busei, = Eeoerara.
h DO EsIs trast a.ss al " tcseIb-G
dseIi-la c. ". NANCE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
NORTHERN klWS AND LIES.
DIsPArCHEs TO NORTnERN PAPERE
The Lincoln Gov rnnent end Foreign
NanOss.

The Lincoln Gov Rnneut end Foreign
NanOss.
epeciAl Dsp teh 10 the loulzvills Journ1I
WAsHnGrOS, Dsc S-The lass dispatches Of Sec
Rotary Seward to Mr.. Adams are dated November
IL. As wing the di il nstie relation OF England
and the United States at that time we copy it:
The cast in regard 10 the pirates engaged by the
insurgents Of this country practically stands thus:
Every moral Power and ever commercial Power
except one practically excludes them from then
ports, except when in tistFess, or for any other
visit Of any kind longer than tWenty-four bOurs
and from Goals except for twenty Hour hours con,
sumption, Great Britain. as we are given to under
stsnd by the snswer Of RI Russell, AllO ws thost
pirates 20 visit her ports Snd stay at their OWE
pleasure. receiving supplies without restriction
We had it d. fl ult ID believe that the Govern
msnt OF Great Britain has Constituted this eXcsp
IIjn after full dllIberstior. intimaTed in pre-
ceding despatch hope that the subject might be
recon sdered before il should be nece ssary for US
to consider WhAt.remedies We can adopt 10 prevent
the evils which must result to our cOmmsrce from
the policy thus indicated by Great Britain / havs
consulted on the subject with Lord Ly ons and ht
may perhaps communicate with his COVE rupeai
thereupOn. In the meantime l am directed by the
President 70 instruct you recall the attention Of
hrr Majesty 9 Government TO the question under
the nnusnces Of aspirIt Of peace and friendship
aud with desire to preserve what remains Of
commerce mutually impOrtsnS to both countries
A rather sharp correspondence has taken place
between Minister Pike and the Government Of the
Hague, tou ching the reee ption Of the SumptsP 81
C1racsS, which resulted in an ord@r fOrbidding
either JED Davis vessels or ours to stay more
than twenty four hours IN the Dutch pOra. t.
this our Government exoressed qualified grGtih
cation a. being the best argument practicable.
At one point in the discussion, before the Dutch
Government arrived at this conclusion Mr. Sc ward
STote to Mr. Pike that, unless the conduct Of the
Governor General Of CuraeoA Is placed in = better
light. it will become necessary 10 consider Whai
means we can take to protect in the parts Of Meth
erlane our national rights which czRnot be GurreA-
dered or comprOmIstd
sPseiAI Dispatch to ths Nov T,rk Evsainz Posi-
WAsnISGTOS Dec. 6.-The President avows his
purpose to adhere to a cautious and prudent poll
cy In relation to foreign Efairs There need be nc
apprehension of the occurrence of hostility bet aeeI
The United States and Great Britain. Unless Oh,
British Government should seek pretext for war
there Is no ground fer serious dil Guilty. The Gov
eminent feels no srxiety on this subject believing
that temperate policy viii alsy excited feelings and
.end to cem.ns the friendly relations between tde
Two countries.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12

arrested yesterdays series Of secret correspond
ence being carried on By them with the enemy hay
ing been Intercepted.
This is but preliminary step to : grand rid
dance Of the prominent and Evowed Q nionists, who
tester the body polite Of this section.
Capt VETTv who commanied the incendiaries At
the burning Of the Whippoor will bridge q
few days since, was shot through the srm At Hart
ford on Sunday last, by young mat named Mon
fOE whom he attempted to arrest on account of his
Southsrn seRtimsnz. MokToS ia sndeayOriDg &c
escape was shot dead four or ARE balls entering
his body. LEXINGTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12

ESeLGEHENT IN MISSISSIPPI SoUSD.-Frona gen
tleman connected with the third Mississippi Regi-
meat We lSarn the PARTICULARS Of brisk littls
naval engagement that took. place in Nississ'ppi
Sound OF Mississippi City Saturday Eight. Il
seems that the Confederate eunboat Oregon was
lying quietly at Barnes wharf on Saturday nlEht,
when the Federal steamer New London came up
within about mIls and commenced firing on the
Oregon. TIE New London is one OF the swiftest
vessels in the Federal service, ahd drawing not
more than six seven feet Of water. "A soon a.
the firing commenced, the Oregon steamed up and
put out in pursuit OF the retrsating vessel nFirg
rapidly six CT eight shots at the New London, tie
latter haviI g turned and run. The o sg1n fol-
lowed until the Federal stelmer was lost in tha
darkness, when she retained to her l4ndisR.
Nobody was hurt on the Oregon, and it il rot
known whether any damage was done ~ the
Federal steamer. Toe latter faa st the nrsI shot
from eur guabOAt,-AsR 0TseaAs CrsyeUA6 - 3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
Fiftr Dollars HewnrdI

y ANYWAY from H. sabss-b- iviEE the Cumbsrland
III River abb ut egh mics above NJ shv L. Ten tr,se
gfO-man. &c DAN TVs,t7 drlarf eSsrd viii Be
given kes ilhn the stEs AID Fly, seursd b
s. that ssi hiu again
jordan hss s- sight in hes bEh ascut eTs yssrs
I'D uegss she hl4dtd and agy Eve pounds sps hen b
alks, and aDnera When re- kssd tina. enc
sPo nary nAlsi; LEFT shsk rusninE fron ear ne
nose tnE2as hs ear rUk 1ion; on tight ler,
caused ey Suif en- SEQ The He h1s probla sss sST
g d Of tbs ssm A VI 0VKRTOE
Dss lIth, la5I --ER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
The Appo.a -.as-. II cs4 HyaTy Heath

The APPoIn AaaenG ~ sssa ASaFy Heath
The articles on this subject from the Nemphi.
AUaLGacte are entitled to much weight in the mind
of these who WiAh to understand the influence o
this appointment in Missouri The dispatch frop
the President should satisfy all, Of his intentions.
We trust that Gen PRIoE will be transferred from
the army of Missouri to high position in the arm,
of the Confederate States, and that the troops VII
ola ha fapdarod
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
msj.J.F. BIswer.

Our friend Maj. J. E. BRswKA. ohisf Quarter
master of the Eastern Division Of Ksntucky, at
tached to the staff of Nsj Gen oRTTESDsS, arrived
IN the city yesterday, from Knoxville.
We are pleased to see that his health Il entirely
restored and that he is prepared with the galantr,
thst belongs to him, to engage in any campaign t.
which his Division may be called.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
$50 Reward fer the a Orse Thief

. ToLBs fr tls Szossriss-, 10 stslhyTls T5nrsss, ~
- - iAh JOhhtso. Grey HOis or years Cd, Is
high. shOd alound, ts fallen, BalEs and IrotI
absly "a Jth1s0n IL Absnt foy ol4 eh
sU4d fho0ldo DARK soms eei hair uhisksra
rsIh0 lane aoSe, fearng IN
lion, sdVi5 81 - bcs1 his
pat he ed his - Ehfu q,
will DIV aid ar kis de rery IN 81 byss. n
named in part tbs hero 0nede thaIbsmay be
rousht g ut e. CT reAsoIasIs rRorn The hIls d.
liz. red 10 A Z. ADAMS,
shsibyvills. Tsnu. Dee I0 al.
10 BGHHsr coy YAK aa6 isEd I'LL e iA's %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
The Appointments of Maj Gen. Health.
D,sPSICh from Pre.sdenr DaTfs.-.Gen,
Price Nos BuPercsdeaI


There was much discussion IN the city yesterday
particularly amorg MIssourisns, about the reoorS
ed appointment Of Col Heath to the command of the
Department Of Arkansas and Missouri. We have
elsewhere tssytd to explain the relations Of GINS
Price and Nc uliOeh towards the Confederate Gov
srnDent But IN order that all apprehensiOnS NAV
be Aay ed, We may state that the folio wing priVu
dispGteh was received in this city from Presidsnr
Davis lAst nght-a dispatch NbIsh further subgtaR-
tiatss what We have said in another place. and A
the same time knocks the breath out Of the report
ed EHpsrceding Of Gen Price. The following "a a
copy of the dispatah alluded &c:
RIsaAoSD Dec. 9, 1851.
To AIjOr BROADHELL:
The rumor that Gen. Price will be superseded il
false, if not malignant. Ihsvs not received tender
of Missouri troops, and consequently have DO pow
er to make appointments ter them, or 70 control
their organization JETR DAVIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
ftrnYed OF Stn,en.

AN Tussday nrraing. the e., frCm Ae sUkst Houss
~ Hnsn BsacA Mere Mule nth bgshr tail, nana
alOsty trimmed orvioEt IN eaFr r. Whs,
Alsn bad Addls br de IJr ths recovery o. AID nal,
dsci dis j. SHELBY WILLIAas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
Read Th1S.

AN row oasTl Ter desirable Pc isids 60 n EoRf
a,'usti tff1n Il 10 est 0ksm set kssde50l
containing six bssdss Il uhsn toae house. rysnt.'
oAs. & viii s'od sh sP for cash, o. . = t3A soOd
prom ar hassr . IN tire inVsss you. paper
noasF At ia Ami Eby aifaA rssids-ss or a. en-
poyes en- u RAILROADS Pply -
4. z LIEDuRY,
dee lila 3, Coliera nlresl.
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ouT greatest nanKeF.

this head, appears this morning. The write
marches up to his subject like true logicisD. w.
commend his thoughts and arguments to the cain
and seriouE cnrsid ere tinn Of the reader.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
Engine and roller for Sale.

HAVE arstr.fs fnti-s Ter O. hor.u poEsr) fer
sale, good Balf EltA Izisst a5raI, nsas Al
De bsSts-, NV
Az e. hus irsa o.EdrE Ma. I-sl. Risksr, ks.
3 Tic - Jfi sinnati, G. B BtI8LDrO
Gsls-dlAs Bow a 6rssa, ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12

CONFEDERATE STATES 0F AuERICA.A
ORDNANCE EEsE,
EsshElle, Tenn. Dee ., ISL
ORrI Csata par pound will be I'D fer salt Penn o.
nVed ths Cslfr1aaie tGs8 A. anal city, osfcra
Ne arst day 81 Ju, 1852, 9Th sing
.Ess II WRT9Hr,
lst Leaf Artillery Aad o. dnALss q A.,
eees-dla OEs O-EutnAIng AFssai
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
House for Rent.

VERY l-Srzsls Rsdfrss To- in the city for he ext
Jssr III % Eiriny 90 Hs toeai1toucs
kDqllVs at this Cf5eo. dseIl-dlB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12

NEw YoRK MAYORS ELEorEos.-.hs recent ;elsc
ton Tor Mayor In New York resulted in the trump
If 1.-THE amounted champion of the radical Aboh
ton factien" The eandidstesI, were FKASASDA
woOD, C"ConservAiVs"-ssid to be In favor Of
pesce) C. GoDEREE GuATHEH, TsmmAnyD and
GEORsE OPDYKE, (Rspublicsn) The vote stood
Opdyke ........-.....,......... ...-....ES, 10Y
Guuther .......,...............2& 56S
Wood observation-disclosures "a ,OS5
II, as reported, WooD run as peace" CANDIDATE
the Lincolnites have but Little to boast OF in tie
election of OPDTEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12

TrCR tbs year 69 The 81 on ccllezs street AZ
n pre- oecn led b. mesa q nmirKzG 6sIksrss7.
app t. AisaAs Eushn, Al sLerry street Or ArrhsF
ohsaIhan = kEo. College str e 3ssI2 diw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
Read This!

IFfEEV fsssg gees HsrrsIs Slae-s saa sbsaa stsSy
A. saPlynsAta. s,ss EsEs - n'S . sppl saiisa -
JOHN hOds,s~ SOC,
Rs - Mar o. Siresf,
dCei-tiE NathTlls, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
Attention, HnrrIs GuardsI

IL BE zszhs-s Or Cart EcuzJFssG Company ere not.
n hsi - as=t - 10 ii LsiaF street. Nsdnss ~
SEiscG ascIs-d2s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
PECIA AUCTION SALE
FOB T4,s DAY

BENI. SHIELDS a COMPANY
EHIILL ,s ms crniis as 70 oelock AID at ns 40 n,
w eesef Dry ao5cs, iofti1g Of HzT5RaTs, cEts-y,
ETC. sts Close vi h51s res ~
EKNJ. 7. SHIELDS 4 90,
Uecenb-f I'D Ltntrsf
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20 Hlre.


A z LIKELY NEeRoBs. eoHprisinE men. roa.r, toys
ASD and Ers % hire fF =aatasr Cf r. f. asd fss ~
ensuing year ldsOs2 III US. Woak.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
"a
Ra11rOad
oHAEaB o. PIMA

fNHH bsE AID Hst rsiab's rests 70 FHnuvis. cernfh
er n Junetisu, bsnE he, IL. New rIa,ns, and al
HtI South sonthus gns1 nnds nsslas
ETpTSss FRAN ~ hv sdaily - Z n
Res raiag. arrive sahvIts Ban
al I'D sgh Trains lsaEsH ,ills daily tssa3sYs
eeP'sis at5AN
sturEing arrive At EaaATiIsstFasI
Losl az Tial i-aTss stEkViIls ca y (sunaly
os2 sd)G 1Ph.
FsIJrni 81. 50 ire A. EakYi e A.IeAN
By sTnREsn At 9TH tIs.ns Rfsight
end fer I. y strsE, Jasr8ss, CEsn - EsH Orleaas,
VII b. -s0t hFs III btakBg ala ,aat1E ears.
Also Freight VAL sCas t1rJagA % hASTls without charge
81 Oh rEhktHo
Gssis Of asntrAi IN eERtsndeEe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
DAmPER TO THE UNION CAUsEs

LincoIn's Message in Hentucky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12

The suprems Court, winch 40et IN this city on
the I'd met, adjourned to tbs third Monday in
April
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
Large Arrivals.

I'VE resTinE daily srShasdss sfsvsrT description =
w Shish ilYlts ths n6n ell suads bss-s upynE
9scs BHSJ F.sH ELt8 Co
Sh BOXES GERmAN sOAr;
RbNH do RtaF Oandiss;
500 D. i'm Oak fanusd Sole Leathee.
In st. re an fSr s,ls - .. B. Gus On BIO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-04
Newspaper Description Of Gen. s. =
Johnston.

We take the following paragraph from letter
IN the New Orleans Delta Of the frst inst;
Tho proelsnatjon Of Cen. A. S. Johnston is
indeed q model. Superior certainly in form toafy
Thar has vet been issued by any OF our generals,
DE conclusions flowing SO naturally from the
nostuiafe and the whole subscribed with that
lnodestv so proper, Int which has not yet char
srferized any similar production, by order OF the
President cf the Confederate States. There
seemed TO be some disposition in the other gen
erals to pattern after the model otHeer, ana III
MANY respects most Of them need to proht by
ibe lesson Of his examples Unlike our other
officer he did not seem 20 imagine that a mlhtaIy
,Iriforuq-not even an epaulette, was necessary
ii tbe recognition Of his rank, while the assis-
tance Of a posse Of aids was utterly ignored, or
at least bat little called into rcquisition. lie Is
a large sized man, about six feet If he would
Stand with his head up, weighing, | suppose,
ol.aut one hundred and eightyi bis head consid-
rrablv stopped forward, eyes black, han and
beard naturally dark, but gray from AGE, las
hair being thrown back of his ears and resting
irreeulariy about his shoulders, IN manner that
indicates no very frequent smoothing OF trIm-
,ninr. He dresses very plainly, generally wear
inc a gray suit and black silk hat ana as | saw
lin. riding without company far Ont through 0uT
lines doubtless examining every work, Ddl
seemingly indifferent TO everything, j should
sooner have taken him for plain country farmer
and have passed him as an ordinary indiyiduaii
had not one Of the officers called my attention to
him as " our great General l saw him several
times afterwards always alone. getting has man
in person from the Office, seemingly disposed to
exscute his own commissions, and TO have as
little Of his business done by proxy as possible
de is certainly not a man who would pass a
nest Office In order as some do, to indulge IN the
display of sending an adjutant for their mail
did not have the pleasure Of o personal inter
view with him, and have only endeaveed to
pietuTe to your mind one OF oul great leaders. as
appears to the most casual observer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-04
Eslrn CI,nrres.
dseygPr,lF RegggIgr5osse,

j. No prfI Viii be rrcrlven taT q -hCrfeI Dtli
session 7 pills entering Gfsr the Iarnc-l1rr7 of
session. No deduction vill De uai ni a-e Of y fl-
draya before the clos the ssiou or fe- bsenee
unless oecssici ed by sickEes.-
9 With The view 20 prevent extrag8gan,e ard pro
NOE hab q Of economy, the f9U1vi ufr-a leen
selected Winter uniform % consist 81 ..aIcsoo ed
MeriR0 dress with cape Uf same and paln white 20 lar
black slA apron and eborf hat ed with ~t-aY
c9iO-ed ribbon for ard sc1rl~t fur wi ter
Suumer uaifCr.n consist of dres Of bike giughaan
1u-lin o calico, ts0d colUrs.) b.. made win long
sleeves ard "a fl cOse % he nerk with small 81 in
white collar black silk apron each pupil 70 b. pro-
vdcd with for the winter and four d-esses
OF the sumner uniform.
8 Boarders must be provided win x changes Of
clohBg suitable for thc ifh al reCessary AZ
tic es for the teile ana with si1 table naVEin-.
The parents OF guardians Of young iadies coming
from distance, requested hame sCre ler on ii
or near Memphis. Il whom application Iaay BE- 1nade
when necessary Ia favor Of be pupil tae II ttuIon.
> The Institution viii not incur The exp, of fl
Dis bis The p pl with pocket money articles OF cloth
ing nor shall the pupils be allowed keep money 70
spend ~ their discreet d. such moneys must bo e-
posted with the Superior Of the Institble.
g. To prevent loss Of time and interruption Of the ex
eleiSes Of the School vsiors viii be received only oB
Saturdays from 10 u clCck NJ. and from to p "
Parents Others wishing 10 place children in the nsti-
tation, viii be received any day sxcept Sunday.
T. Til. Institution = Cathohcbut object is to
aifUrd eucaona advan RACES rrespe cvely of religi-
Gus creeds, influence beyond that object will be *
ereised. Discipline ald order only viii require ateni-
ance at divine service on SundGvS.
Parents and fIicnds visiting the pupils in exhibition
week, at other times viii find aecOunc daticn in the
city neghborhood as the Institute is prepared to
furnish enferi l.nnl-nt.
9 Letters to be addressed TO the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. gnes emale Academy,
an2-3m Memphis Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-04

ioiH ~ me Nv N'''s''1' Dc
II we may creai' Inc teleSIapn rus L Aeeielio3
the Gorilla President OF me Ohlteu ots{eS, Is lSs
| abundanty supplied win the means OF hiIasSiliE
and devastating the South than he might desire
| In response TO an apphcation i0r more uoo IS
from the Unionists Of Kentucky, MI Lincoln If
reported to nave said that ne had none 10 spare
and that the Union men OF hentueky must ught
| their own battles.
! This statement seems exceedingly PausIbie.
| We really cannot see where the Federal govern
nent is 70 oman al INC iolceS Ifu9e' M oi % ti,o
prosecution oI 'io Wolh I. Las ~ ~ H. nr
IIsL liace' tneie Is H CiSrn on
Sle o'0Li'a1 Uu -l"e' '2oD1' ' -i' -.
h'lii'Gd py clIolllc ~ an
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ATar,l,od Inv M. an. au,I to bIocle,5e N,rfoIl-
md yori-tat,n g.1, t6a o,ber.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-04
FEDERAL. FERANCEs-s NORTHERN
STATEMENT.

From the New York Herald.
Mr Cisco, the Sub-Treasurer at this point,
syill tomorrow commence to deliver treasury
notes bearing 3-l0tl,s per cent interest TO al
applicants. A few parties were sll,- piled with
noTes to-day; the machinery viii be in such
orie1 tomorrow morning that they can be sup
-s,lied 10 all applicants. SIR. koe, Of the Ameri-
s..an Exchange Bank, who has just been TO
Washington. brought back with aim S2,500-UJ9
of these notes, and a further supply viii be
forthcoming. The subscription to-day to the
3-l0ths notes af the sub-treasnIy was fairly
;sctive; but 50 many agents are now receiving
subscriptions that we cannot expect any lc0Te
"million days" Up to Saturday We believe
that the Secretary OF the Treasury was advised
If paBalar subscriptions ansoHnting 20 Sl4 600.
The Secretary has ISSUED, up TO thc present tinla,
only S50e 900 of the small demand notes; h.
,rili. however issue S5,000,000 more this week
The pr,at ditlieultv arises from the enormous
clerical force which Is required 10 supply them
as fast as they are wanted Tie fellawing was
the business Of the sHb-tTeasIlry to-day: Re-
ceipts, SG97 ,575-4i; for eustons, S70J1; trca-
slirv notes, S5f2, ,000: payments 81 ,44i ,6503s
balance, SI4,7y7 ,26206.
We understand that the bank committee
which has Just returned from Washington, 70
commended the associated banks at a meeting
held today 70 assume the second fifty millions
Of the Sl50000000 government loan, and that
H.. banks al once agreed 10 do SO. The taking
of the first fifty millions insured the taking oi
the rest but the fact is none The less gratifying
The bankers returned fGom " Washington very
confident Of the power Of the government 10
suppress the rebellion within few months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-04
EAsr TEENEssEE HAvl

VETE are prepared TO furnish any auan ity of Fino
w thv Herds t-fass or Clover HAT. Of East Ten.
nssee Growth The ADORE Hay Is OF ierior quaiity
out up in neat bales Averaging 800 pounds 10 the bale
Orders solicited and filed with dispas eh
r r. McPHEKSON & Co.
see6-2n Hay Packers Knoxvil e Teun.