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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

Conc HHas..n H' I-- 4.-.HH Democrat.
RoLLA, December !. I-5I-A visitor from
Prices amp reached here yesterday lie iraY-
OieG .0ur DAVIS with Prices army, and left Tues
day, 26.h nit. The gzs-t position end numbers
at Shat time was ascertlilel TO be as follows
Price, with 1000, nas az Osesoia. Mcbride, ON
the riglt flank, was at Stockton with 5000. and
I.ils sa posted 10 thc extreme LEFT, al Clinton,
aitA 5000. Iacr.1ei iiue aSt'naat along Che
Usage, their le,tIe7tiug on Nevada City.
The number OF laii2'S gwen our was 4ss-I-
tuued nom jae 4daIisi"E'N'ei 0" amount 10 i'-
600. Tho effective iyIee was c'ustsiahiF less
than tins number. 4ueh sui'i'ls prevailed
-l.oEg The men, ana as % general tilhe tAey
were poorly eiaa- az. .'tAa 70. service "i MAN
oil the men expired on tHe IttL ui ibgy iet
On parties for home, mus diminishing Iitas
numbers. Tense ytAas swept over iI' country
marautng oI iAe iulaoiatAt--
Price I>sHel % proclamation at-.l uie'ilsid'
November I'D. m which be promised largely 10
those who w"1.t remain "iul MN. On ii" '-"i
OF December i1e term %. service Oh many OF
P1ees men Vs.. . lt Is "ieIit' '''' -H'
Intention or .".. 1"i 20 attack any post Oh
Haugth. lae aL his e4p"4lAoh is 90
forage on t4e "''H.j a14 engage t's a.lth'i'i
ui the goFtIumtl. troops lh t's oiI'.'l'l
From fhe ies.lAg OF desperation l'uoiy exc
pressed among lhH men against ihe Kansas peo-
pie and i'om various hihi5 dropped DC u Dc
Heyca tEi tine itb.i army VIII 1'F'iG1 Toward
Kansas, entering CHAT State at some point n3Ith
of Butler. olh'If are o. oi'iioA iiai iA. ie''iS
will not make o. move iI a-F''al days 71.'.
Of Prices scouts came INTO .Hs city from Fort
scott, leFo..Lg aye iol" i'rfe ai quo The
rebels swear that % peace was declared ta-Ha'
row they would never stop uu.- they burned up
Kansas.
70 -.. .4,f.1 ff.,t -4nt r-L,1 T-1-rrc ,-ara
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
ER0M C0LTMRT..

We have advices from Columbus that Gen
Frost, Of Missouri, with the remainder OF bis
Camp Jackson comrades, had arrived, and Be-
was expected wouid at once join Gen. Bowen, 4i
Camp B~eauregarl.
A HmoT was PpsvaHingou theGth tlsata sya
force was moving HomP4lurah on Gen. Bowen
who IS eneamped with lis brigade al Feii1iana
Kentucky. There was considerable sensation
at Columbus, and the troops were preparing 90
move in considerable force, il wzs generally exc
peatel. % r%..nlares Cen Bowen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

BUTTONS SOUTHERN PiCTUBES-We have
already stated that Prof Burton. of this city L" fuss
completed O. panorama Of extraordinary merit There
are views ON tbs B0sphorus glowing with those brilliant
hues impaired by an eastern sky and gorgeous with the
mayniGceuce Of ofiental costume and architecture There
is also O. panorama OF the BATH, Of BuI BHu. m which
che eager charge OF the s7u-Heruers 7adtha panic Digit Of
their enemies Is portrayed with a Hs- vis9r and natural
ness that cannot but charm the -~aee.ator Tho eNai1ton
opens on Thursday next at OdIFeHovs HIl. The
New Or,eans plan of Distributing tickets viii De pursued
Persons taking reserved seats have q printed anmhe'
given them. which eutt-ez them to Tire scat There 2" no
the seat is appropriated rs rapidly a The ueAe's
whether before or alter the performance.
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~paia and Mexico.

Madrid paper received at Washington, con
tains the following paragraph which shows The
fdendHuass O feeling between the Spanish gov
eminent and lhe Church party Of Mexico.
Yesterday took place the long announced
visit % III MeiestF. t- Queen, ly Gen. Mira
mon. ex-PresiICut Of Hesiei. Our august cousin
received him with her usual sm.e4baty, as did
also the King, her husband who was seated at
her SIDE The conversation lasted iJT more than
q quarter 81 an hour.
The impression prevailed az iLe North, based
upon Gate aivioes, that there is some foundation
for the report that Queen Isabella Las made a
secret treaty with the Emperor Napoleon, cel.Hg
70 him tie BaIsric Islands. provided he VIII
assist her ia her designs against Mexico.
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ca 'Chaugr-Bu.IHea News.

Ou 'ChnnRr-Ru-iyea 49,
Inc attendance on Change was very good
D"' E'' a'"''s was displayed than oa f.
'1 N'' '."A7 "-'"'A" State i1a
d 'i'''s '' "''' MARKET was quiet vain sm.l sales.
III .',- ,-.'. WIS ''i-. Improvement rye was 10 tF -.
~ '''" wa -"..- 7I5" was i.l'l anu nam. mo-
" ""1 '-.-.. "'f''Es-''. Dol
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head c.t,r. slo .r. '. .- O
rH-. H.rr o. t..- f.- -r-[, "s s'''
90 -rn. rr -.-. t-r.r-
tat lumber Fl t.--.r. |
barrel. Ir.a.1 oil rto +t.a.r
heads SUGAR haze. .,,r .-
With smpsifm,p+s in -b.--fu go
and with cotton shed. and 49, .
merchaudisg. large amount. of smear nj
rsuue TO arrive. and vast a,n,,n,
New Oreau. Tor shipment 10 Chi. c+v On. 80.
paper o.. FRIDAY saws .pr. pea
mes remarkably brisk. and Lids e.r-. .-.
sugar crop - exhausted Scarcely,
some of the packet. refuse r4f.bf l..- rr.rr.
al that d. offered for shipment s...5- r.r
lrT.4.g r.
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LETTERS FoR ABROAD-Many persons in the
ConfeJeracv are fufgring distress and annoyance for want
Of thee means of communicating with their friends and
correspondents in Europe and ,he United States The
Southwestern Express company under the presidency OF
g. T. NeKesypr of go Camp street. New Orleans a gen
tlamau wrll known and much respected in This city, re-
ceiyes letters for an parts of the world, dispatchiug them
by special messengers through Texas TO Tampicoi i'm Mex
to, where they meet the steamer Half ounce letters are
charged to Mexico aud Cuba one dollar TO Europe and
the United states one dollar aul twenty-five cents Let
t.rs for the United States are examined by a committee
appointed by the Governor Of louisiana Letters from
abroad are received when addrtsed to the Southwestern
Exaras Company, Matamoras and the postage paid to
thar place. Persons sending letters must enclose the
amount Of postage, as above, and direct to care Of South
western Express Company, New Orleans. The second
mail for the United States and other foreigner countries,
in charge Of the South western Express Company, viii
leave New Orleans on the 18th inst Matter for this re-
uaslr route viii be- received at the Express office in this
city mp TO Monday afternoon az O'Clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

N0TES OF THE WEEK-TO-day is the second
sunday IN Advent Monday IS She festival OF the immac-
ulate conception OF The Virgin Mary, and that day and the
seven following are days Of Indulgence. Venus is now
iu Capuc5ruus and an evening STAR she is a beautiful
object ina the southwestern heavens after sunset Mars
is iu Scorpio. aud is o morning star Jupiter Is in Virgo
and IS a morning star. Saturn is in Virgo, and is "a
morning star. The eastern sky IS attractive az night, a,
tle present thing from De presence there Of the rich con
s],eII4i1u Of the Bull and Orion. The gentle Pleiades
the bcuuteous Hyades, and the glorious stars in the
Shoulder, belt and foot Of Orion, beneath which CLEANS
Fac Iuaguiaceut Sirius, cover this part Of the heavens
with glorious maguiicerce. The most uuobs.rvanj can
scarcely lI 90 6e struck ~ith admiration on looking APP
any ut our streets leading from the river at eight oI
nine o'clock Of a fine night ou directing their eyes 70
tbe heavens in that direction they viii SEQ the consteila
ton We have mentioned which a little observation Will
mike familiar 20 them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
MoRruAnY AND MErEoRoLoGIcsL-We

NORTUARY AND METEOROLOGGCsL-Ne
are indebted 20 the accomplished Secretary Of the Board
of Health. DR.. T. Peytou. for the following reports
mfEORoLoGICAL REPORT FOR NOVEMBER Iooi'
Average elevation OF the barometcr.....-..''" 80
Maximum OF the thermometer. . .....-.'
Minimum I15
Range 55m
Mean ara
Rain fallen ia -.
Prevailing
NoRTr,py REPORT FOR NOVEMBER lsOL-Num0er
of 5sstbs Tor November, 20. Adults3i, children &c. males
an f.maIrs 80. ctizeas a., strangers 25' whites 99
blacks II.
Tho t,rt,ofrri is the mortuary report for the week
r,4t,g November e. at - a. Apopisxy Of the heart J.
.,,-stiy, chill T. consumption ., congestion OF the brain
. rom l. dys.1tery J., dptheru ] inflammation Of the
b,ai, l. over dose Of morphine ], pistol shot phthisis J.
pneumonia 2. -ohening OF the brain !, unknown Ito
taIl n RccapHulatiou Adults 9, children g, males y,
females s. citizens a, strangers 3, whites &c, blacks ].
The health of She city has not been better in the month
of November for many years In 1850, Que hundred and
tyveutytv deaths occurred, showing ftytwo in favor
Of the past month The health Of the isl aud e~aiaboose
continue good
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

THE MASQUERADE ON IUEsDAF-Ihe sec
ond Of n series Of Masquerade IS announced li
evening next. The complete success ~
an . y,rautv that the Bal Nas4Hs Of Tuesday
III .,,f.,s success Every effort has been and
IN b. mad 10 prevent the Introduction of improper
- Who are sometimes apt to obfrude upon such
s.r.ot. and a most agreeable affair is anticipated
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ssuousu w.ru TIE KANSAS J@Agu,wNEns.

The Fort Smith Mars, OF the j0th ult, says;
Yesterday an express arrived from TT. Gibson
bringing dispatcbes from the quar-cInaater o.
Cen. CLARK, ofthis post, from which we obtained
the following extract.
COL. Cooper has had a fight with Opothieyo-
hpIo's forces and Kansas iayhawkers, and killed
some sixty of them -Four of Col Cooper's com
mand were killed. The fight took place on Red
Fork; 70 commenced at dark the prairie was ON
fire. on next day about sixty Indians and jay
bavkers were found killed. The body Of a
brother of John w. Taylor, merchant of the
Cpek Nation, was found among them. Seven
teen WAGONS were taken, with cattle sugar cot
Zee, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

q Among the arrivals at The Gayoso yefter-
serday, were Major L J.. NOLAN and bis iE-
teresting ami accomplished lady. The Major Is
an oficerof distinction in the Confederate array,
and most estInable gentleman. Neare pleased
to learn that be has been assigned TO duty at
this place, and VIII probably remain here Tor
gome uoufh-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
EXECUTIVE UE,DqrtRTFHs !

NHsHIILLEI ItlH- UTI1U0'T U ,
BRUG-GFy. C4RyEs The guns collected bg your
Colonies you will have forwarded 40 once % W. E Hgur.
Ordnance Master OF Memphis by ordered
IsHAM G.. HARRIS. Governor, ctc.
VIC WtUTu0ESF All Gen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

A SKmNIsH-A dispatch from Baltimore on
the % says; "A ldrmish occurred on Friday
night near Newmarket about five miles from
Old Point, iu which tLma r.bels were killed. iu-
GLIDING J.. A Scott. "a wen known merchant Of.
Richmond ifs body was identified by letters
found on bis person.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
CHRISTMAS PmS.-Our friend Specbt.

CHRISTMAS PIES-OUr friend Specht, one Of
the best fau5v- In thecirv. has fresh hot miuce pies daily
BE- DIS estabL-lmeut on Madison street. between Main
and Second. He prepared for Christmas with deli
caus Hark OF good things generally in confectionery
and d fine stock of toys, ru.,ius. oranges uut- wines
liquors rudia- cakes dre-work- and Thousand more
things Notwithstanding the rise .u material, Specht IS
selling pies al his old prices and no more. Give him a
call DE de-.rves your patronage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

RECORDERS CUURT-At this court yester-
day there were twenty cases thirteen persons paid $50
t'ar were sent to the changing, Two were discharged.
uud one fine was rauiued The charges were three
mislemeanor, five utozication. six fighting one resisting
police One Keeping d~i~5rlrry house one selling without
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

Let every member be present this day st ,
P. w., at their arm0ry In Gayos0 block, on Main street
Lett no msn be absent. us business OF usportunce win be-
transacted LAMBERT MAY. Captain
ADoiPH BERNARD. Orderly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

FOR THE LADIES AGAIN-Messrs. A. L. An
dreus q Co.. the accommodating auctioueer- No $50
Main street offer TO your notice again Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock, mother. desirable assortment Of dress and
fancy goods also domestcs etc. etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

MEMPHIS MANtFACTUBE-We We're Vester-
lay shown, Boy AessH. Schneider S Gias-ick, Of JeHer-
son street. between Front and Main streets, a zixsbooter
ulry pistol Of their manufacture. It is a beautiful
weapon NOT inferior to Colts make IN any particular
The finish OF rhe whole, the accuracy OF the paris and
the excellent workings OF the mechanism are admirable.
Ir1n, brass work ami wood work are ell specimens OF
klL We are proud that Memphis can turn out such
splendid workmanship.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

THE SEIhY Cash. the case Of SeIby,
charged with the murder Of a woman in q house ct IN
Came, ana application win De made before judge Dixon.
ri 90 O'Clock ON "Wednesday morning. for his discharge on
tg5aqs rorgzs on the ground Of insanity. The case viii
be one of unus'l Interest. Involving important points in
M-lI.LL Imri.nrrLanc.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

= Our special ut Columbus was in-
asjted to Maori. j. Henry, Of the 4l Tonnes
sec regiment, for the copy Of tire st. Louis
hspHttieaa containing Lincelu's m.sage. MaigF
H. obtained b 1t from a Federal officer o~aJsoarl O.
boat sent downwitL flag Of truce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

PERTfNAcIOUs-FTed p. Stanton Is ON
nuonced to be at Washius.au. claiming seat
Ia The Federal Senate, from Kansas in place OF
Jim Lane. After being 70 numerically kicsel
ont at the extra session last june, He should Be
saLsfel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

SEWARD PRoPHECYNG.-At q late scrrua3a
10 Cameron and Seward, It is stated that only
the latter appeared Tie simply romplimentel
the music, and stated that ID ten days ge oOaaag
srosd rsj0ics NJ g1out acies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

OyERTON HoSPITAL--At this hospital, yes.
'.rday Geo ID. Wiek- OF the I'd Tennessee regiment
company b died His wound was 10 the hip. Fourteen
men were sent back 10 CoIumbu-. sound and welt and
ready 90 meet the foe again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
.1fieMlioH, Gnard Franraise 4,

FAST DRIyING.-For driving faster than the
ordinance allows p. X Conner was Yesterday fined six
dollars by the Recorder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
FOURTH TENNESSEE REGHrENT.-TI

A--Nhta"TAsAH AAA'HiHLAaHA - AK NA+t
lain or this regiment Rev. S NJ. Cherry, il receiving
donations for this regiment now stationed a Cunber
land Gay. We have received from him q list asknowl-
eising ihe receipt OF blankets and articles Of elltnug
from generous Ladies and gentlemen m Memphis from
a-acAer, Of the Nemphi. and Charleston railroad. from
persons I'm Bolivar county. Mississippi and u Alabama.
and from Tine Dixie Daughters OF Como. Mississippi
To the lass- of This society the reverend gentleman
returns wsru thanks Tor liberal aid. and TO aIl the con-
tdbEtor De expresses deep gratitude on behalf OF the
brave fellows of The 9TH regiment We have not space
60 publish the rt entire
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
n.,rnu1s,r-o Thnrsday night q number Of

RovyDyIsyL-On Thursday night a number OF
rl,ydie- were noisy and mischlevo at ie corner o. N'm
.5 AL streets. They excited the dog of Er 1IcKeon.
- Itgss an chat corner, to bark, when they fired q
,a,,I m him. The ball passed close 20 Dr. NeKeons
80 b,v. A little police vigilance is required in that
,.irbh9rh0od
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

GRAND C0NCERT-A grand concert viii
Doe given tomorrow evening, under 'he direction OF
r-oL Kszen5ach. on heha & Of the southern Mothers
.Le programme OF which viii bee found in the advertising
columns /; includes O delicious variety Of ov-rruras
Solos, ehoruse- and Ducts. Mr. Gibson. Mrs Eatzcu-
bach Mrs Fowler. Miss Bang, Mr. Hustte, Mis- Saliie
Houston and Miss Cora Jones are among the singers on
'ae occasion. The celebrated santee Eeho Song, The
touching Queen Of May the ship on Fire, Verbs great
chorus of Hail - Free This Heart les JOY Reveal
ing and The Flag of rhs South ore among the
pieces ~eleg'eI. This viii De- an occasion of no ordinary
interest Prof Eatzeubaeh concerts ore alrendy in high
rapure, and this one. we venture to say, viii ada 20 their
welt deserved reputation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

Coon TmNGS.-P. II. Heinrich & Co, of
No, % Front Row, have on hand an excellent and exteu-
size stock OF all kinds Of confectionery, splendid candy
OF their own manufacture, aud first quality cigars wines
and liquors They DO a wholesale business and thsir
rates viii be- found moderate. Heinrich IS Co. are gen
t.emen of business, experience and abilities, and viii
give satisfaction 10 those who deal with them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

~ The ST. Louis RCPHJLoaHi OF the 9th, pub
fishes the following significant paragraph
Illinois symplthilers with Che rebellion near
SlawueetJwu, have recently, DO Is said. become
very bold, and more troops are 10 De stationed boo
flat vicinity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

TAKE NY HAT.-A fellow went into Mayor
Parks house Yesterday ia his absence and asked for some
ou. who was not there. After Dis departure IT, was dis
covered thar he had left behind him a shocking bad
hat of his own, and taken oG a handsome tie be-
longing 90 the Mayors nephew.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

B@Dolbear's Commercial College, 1911 Main
street, classes from s. An to9r.N. Dolbears gold pens
and DoIbears superdHe steel pens, for sale-aso, Dol
bears Penmanship. at 1874 Main street. up stairs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
ANoruER SnonTING ArJAkE SPEARsl-N

ANOTHER SHOOTING AT JAKE SPEARS'-Ne
had an account a few days ago OF the murder Of a man
among q party who We're having a dance at "a house in
Center alley, between Washington ana Poplar sjgeet-
On Friday u.stt. another man was shot al in the same
infamous den, which. although 'he man Spears had no
license was stH allowed 90 J- Kept open Aduucs was
going on, aud che women present were, of course, Of the
worst character. a quarrel arose, in which some of the
city police were participants when q most outrageous
strife eusued. and several pistol shot were fired Eau
named Tom Lewis was shot through the frsby part II
the arm. George Penn, formerly captain 0f The chain
gang. was arrested on charge Of firing the shot which
inflicted the wound tie was Yesterday held in O thou
sand dollars bail for examination before the Recorder
Jake Spear was aned ton dollars for keeping O disorder
Iy house. Policeman johnson, Tor participating in the
sturbalr. aas fined twenty-five dollars he appealed
from The --uteucr. One OF two other policemen remain
go De examined on tLe Same charge Pete Harris anoth-
er participant in tbe ARRAY, was fined ten dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
TENNESSEE INrELnsEHNCE.

" - .r
The ClaEhsFiAr 'N.'"''' '' '"0"''
the mvclaume intelligence that Jae railroad
Er7-. ..r,-. Nbrp.naar-viI Creek was burned
~ -r.s r
'' s ~
given, anu WEI ,'" ''l'.
Oh. .Hllrng
TIA. Same rar.- mas tla following items
l l....s. many n f7I ag--.
.
alton, sLitEhIrihE ""-a """ u" "" vi
superior cattle and fat hogs
Since the LATE csu Of the Governor, some two
ar three hundred efficient gums have b,ar brought
IN and delivered mp TO the proper authorities.
From our exchanges we see uiaL me people
throughout the STATE are bringing I'D tDe.l guns
with tAat spirit of al-eriy characteristic oil Zen
On last saturday morning the i.ma.e arai.-
my, OF this city, was converted ul. d hospital
ANA gun " i I"n'O5; M. LEM afmirahfy
adapted for ibis purpose.
The recent rains lave swollen ti. river t,
such an aStrua as to permit any KIND OF craft
c3m'"s saw L.lS3iH
~. 49, p.,@ M 5--TTlnrs
vn-Tas- ne Andy Johnson never did get a vote.
twenty eight men Fo.aalaese1 -oEi"el'e months
since The can Tor lu-.}.'' ~ nav nv
F-,'ou.'. 49, +s.t never voted Ifghsr
t.an e.5L =, - # f. EgG59e uec.ssaFg to
~.naw tn caI upon IT.
0rr gallant boys Of tn, lilh regiment O.. Ten
uesser .rutsrrs arc m winter 4l4tieF'; al
i'gntelsFl'-l "s ..I iii
T, .-sll I-rii MIN n Bame t.r a.l--lve. and
81 an ns-a service to the southern cause ias
lu.i mona.ong Of eamQ bic does NOT suns len
nessee Arto.1 Boys.
Capt. d. lynn. OF -".a ,..ls
- NM ,-t r.,rgr.1s A8v oae
".s-L p .,.- T. No am c@-nmTmfrr
Tina ORIGINAL oRbtNhscE OF sHsGs
SION IN WASmNGruS -Ihe Washington
special OF the New York ilmfs says L--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

- A dispatch from Charleston OF tine 9th
inst, says: Gen. PeInberton arrived here TO-
day to take command iu the dofeuses Of the
coast There Is nothing ness here concerning
the oDeratau4 of thu ruemy's fleet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

LoST-Ah fine, gold, double-case lady's watch.
between Chelsea and Fourth and Exchange sTrpat-,uL-
posed 70 De on Alabama street. The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving it at this office. ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

H~Grand battle of Bull Run. at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Thursday, for the benefit OF the sick and
.r..rasf g,I5iar-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
DAILY REPORT or T1E mARKET.

FCssIssED sgoY rHE MERCHANTS zvcHtssE
MEMPHIS. December I-lL
CDTT1N-Weaad n5t hear o. a,aIr. E-gslp.s l1ar
shipment 4s bales.
T~0BACC0-Ta. demand Is lar aad us marse. dm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08
a Prof Burton's great Southern Panoran

aII be- opened Tor exhibition Thursday night, at Odd
Pc lows Hail The box Office business will be man
aged as I'm New Or'eaus-engagug reserved seats a
prut.d number, emitting the holder TO biz seat will De
given with the ticket, avoiding any DELAY either before
or ou tAe evening ol exhibition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-08

Too FAST, SoUGwHAT-TLe Washington
correspondence Of the New York W0Hd writes
You may soon expect 90 hear that Pensacola
is taken. Tho Navy Department makes no con
ca..meut o.. Che fact that dispatches ara expected
daily from -Je gull with the account OF the open
ing of the guns of Fort Pickous upon tie rebel
batteries Colonel Brown has repeatedly writ
ten for orders allowing him 70 blow Bragg and
lis batteries off the opposite shore. lie has been
chaliug like a hound iu the leash, but &c am not
mistaken, the word has been given that viii
make Pensacola ours.