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Boats leaving.

FoR NEW ORLEATs.-The elegant passenger packet
Prince - wales, Jas. Lee, master, viii lssye Tor He~
ovsaus this afternoon. az o o'ciork- = D. Norton d
60. AID :. -HcHsa8 asents.
$500 RIvER.@At5c O'clock ibis evening, the
0LNvsn valley, Capt. Prise, viii leave for Jack
t White rlger. Jsa. T. Bourne 4 Co., agents
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TO NEWS AGENTS. VIEWS ROYS AND THE
PUBLIC At LARGE.

Owing to the enhanced price Of paper, az
well IS the extreme difficulty in procuring a
supply at all, the Proprietors Of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price in future viii
be az follows:
City subscribers win be required 20 pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
stead Of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To the trade, three cents per single copy, or
800 per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, FIVE cents, as
heretofore.
Weekly paper, per annum, $500.
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For MeMf.

TNHAT desirable tLTea story AMI attic Erick -
I ToUs- en- tLe southeast corner Cf Third N55si
fa& EaghiL@tJu streets. Il has lately been agiii
pur IN T. c-sugh Iepa-r 70 q good and DrUmptl-E
tenant 10 VII be rented urou s-ccomm5dstug terms
Arp = 10 80 ". L. OlOOE
Iasuranse AgsEt, Re. scaPh Building.
iv15Jv
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q CITY FERRY.
HOW TO MANUFACTURE LEATHER

TTHs subscriber has a new, essy and excellent n eth-
L cd OF tanning without bark, making heavier. bot
ter and more durable Leather, in one-teuth OF the time
req7ired by bark and City per cent. cheaper.
epe-imens OF the Leather SEPT TO order. Shop,
County and State rights sold cheap. Best Of city ref
ene7s given. Address, enclosing stamp,
E. J. PARK, Box 966,
jylflmdaw Memphis, Tenn.
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EXCHANGE ARD RANK NOTE EKST
CORRECTED BY 2. RL. AVERY, CASHIER OF TIE
sATosO sAvTHes IEsTITUTI0H, MADISON ST.
BankabHe Tenressee money bein1 the Sfardqrd.
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REcosBER's CoURT.-Thirty-three cases,
some Of them bard enough to strike fire from a
flint, were before Recorder Moore yesterday,
and as q rseempsnse for traasgression Of The
Laws Of the land and common sense, contribu-
ted $l36.50 to the treasury Of the city, and
three sdditions were made to the chain gang.
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Wanted.

A CoLoRED SERVANT, suitable for homework and
n nursing. Inquire at Frank ninth * Co.'S, Eradiey's
block. I5y2T-3tI J. r.. MEATH.
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HIST RECEFKeEn

I IN baskets Piper Heidsick Champagne, pintsj
EOO io3 casks YsunseE's Scotch Ale;
10 casks Byass' London Porter;
100 cases Rbine Wines
100 cases Claret and White Wine.
Also, Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Cigars
RAisins, Lemons, Almonds, etc. For sale by
J. F. FRANK,
mvIS-daw No. 80 Front row,
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MENPEIs AND ARKAEsss FLYER

TE1sWoS1kIZ
United States @ Mall Line.
~
TIVIS line IS stocked win entire new bats uIs sea-
i sol, tO-wIt:
OSE DOUGLAsS..........Jsme EcG.rnis- Master.
ChGSIER ASHLEY ...s....Ferse Prit-Bard, Waste.
LTIfLG Bnyvs, IeEterf
NOiAEtE...-....R D.. HzELes, Master
The above msltioned bcab have now taken t1s.r
pieces n lie 8emutis s1c 1.-the Rcck Clited StHtss
Aa.i Like permanently. they ara arsJ-cia-s pas,anEs.
tsats, t1i 3 EXPRESSLY Tor the trade, and aye eCu.ppe5
and furnished in TIE m0st superb manner.
Their deys roT ieavlu- EeUphis are TTFEEAyS,
EHURSnsTS srd ~SAtTRpATE, o 4 o'soCz. P ~,
connecting 81 Pine El1G with ccecnes Er pgirct-on,
snc Al Little Ro-k with gln- boats For all 2ciuts Etcve
ttat lace and with a daily line o. coaches rr the sell
eoIsied Uct Springs, Seth AIEsCs1-, and CIErksvils,
Texas.
For Information address, or spp}J 90
JOIN D. ADAMS, Proprietor.
OF LARRY HARHsEAD. Agent.
mis- an Corner Madison street sn1 Front r1g.
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RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR TIE PAST
WEEK.
The following is a statement Of the weeks receipts Of
leading articles, as compiled from the books Of the e.

C~OTTON-There Is nothing doing in The market worth
reportipg-sales bling limited and cohhaed exclusively
to snail country orders. Receipts Of the week IS bales
shipments none. Quotations altogether nominal.
The receipts Of cotton at this port from all sources
from September LIST to Saturday last, comprised S6s,iA
bales, against ss7,ll2 bales 70 same late last yes.-de-
crease this year Of 9,2es bales. The shipments to same
dzte amounted 70 S6s. 3i9 bales, against ss5 6sibs'es for
the corresponding period last year.; a decrease this
year Of %, $50 bales, and leaving a stock on hand OF
1903 bales.
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sE9REGGR.
SGD RRaHma.A
Lumber

TVST RBCEIVED-125 900 feet clear White Pine, l.,
= IL, 2anl 3 inches thick; 10000 fact dried Whit
and yellow Pine FLOORING; 100000 feet sawed Cedars,
for building purposes, posts etc; q general assortment
Of Fencing 100000 sawed and cut Lsths; 500, 900 heart
Cypress haIf tEch Shingles, and 10000 Fire Brick, IN
addition to oar already large stock e Lumber, Doors,
sash. Blinds, exc, which We will sell low for cash.
mrs-Ivs5p y T. COCHRAN 81 BROS.
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PERsoNAL.-Elder J. r. Graves, editor Of
the Tennesses Baptist. Nashville, Tennessee,
reached tie city yesterday by the Ohio road,
having spent some days with our noble yolun-
teers at Union city. We presume our citizens
will have an opportunity of hearing this dis
tinguishea divine preach during bis stay in the
ely. He is stopping with DR.. Jones, on Her
nando street, and wil, we learn, visit Fort
Wright before returning home.
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GUIDE.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD

Passenger Train leaves Ferry Landing daily (9UD-
DAYS e~zcectp5i 81 500 Ar. Arrives att P NJ. Con-
usta - %adiScB with Arkansas Stage Company AID
OyertGaN MsI. Goacuss to little Rock, Fort Smith, SsR
Francisco. California; EOt Springs; washington, ATkaR-
"a; Ciarzsrils, Texas, and al principal points IN
Arkansas saj Tex1s. Tickets sold by Z. S. Know lion,
No. rgFerzc- street.
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BUTTON & FRELTGH'S.
NIP OF THE
SRAT OF WAR
& chance for Active Service.
II RANGERS.

living been authorized by Governor Harris 20
II raise 4 Battalion Of A0untsd Dangers for the war.
! desire 10 enlist hve hunfrod able-bOdied msn, mounl-
~ aud eqIIapeiNwith such srml as they ean procure
tsh8t gus ard pistols prefsra0lel, sultf5le 70 the ser
vice. Those Wao oannot entirely eQ1ip themselves will
be furnished AIMS BY the State. When mastered ia,
a valuation Of the property IN hOTGes sud arms will be
MAIDS, ara the amount credited 70 the volunteers.
These wishing to enlist are requested &c report hem
selves to NE at NE Gsyoso House. where quarters viii
be assigned them pntil such time as the Battalion is
raised. NJ. 3. FORREST,
DELHI Lieut.. Col. P, A.. Tenn.
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RoRBERy AND EsCAPE.-A man entered a
small eating house on Jefferson street Sunday
morning about four o'clock, and finding no one
on The premises, he opened The money drawer
ard took the contents. he was seen as be left
The house, and pursued down Court street,
but was lost sight Of by his PuTsueTs beyond
Third street.
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NscEenn,s Cordial

H2cLCar's Cordial,
AS may BY seen, we Insert tLis week ue advertisement
OF NsLean's cordial, etc.
IT'S very we'll known we are not particularly " vor-
sbIe TO patent medicines, and, As e general thing, sseasw,
The wLols Of them with but Tttle coremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this ADVERTISE
ment unti! we knew what were Tie Ingredients OF the
medicine, Andh how COMPOUNDED. Fhis We asvel5a red.
anu believing, as We DO, that thai the ingredients are
COED, and the COMPOUND judlcoIsly mode, We recon-
mend It IS a nixture worthy OF put-ic sonhdst2s.
The above is nom the st. Louis Christian Advocate.
edited by the renowned Rev. Or. AcAnslly, which
-pests volumes IN favor OF EcLean'J Coriia!. We say
70 all, try it. See the advertisement Ia snothsr COL
unn. fes-Gnv
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Satest aGWs bp GGRgrapb.

Gy NJ. W. Barr, of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth OF the news.
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Fer FOrt Harris, Randolph, Fulton,
OSCEOE.4.
New Madrid and Columbus.

AEN4oJA4
Leaves every tuesday and Friday at4P.M-
THE splendid passenger and freight -
L steamer KENTUCKY, Captain " O.. A
Priest, viii leave a. shove every TUES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at Z O'Clock P M., carrying the
mail and making ell connections promptly. For freiEht
or passage, having superior Accommodations, aFp'y on
board, or to J D. MORTON * co ,Cr
je26-3n : c. Agents.
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OUTRAGEOUS MURDER ~ MIssIssIPPL-We
learn from Can't. Henry Johnston, Of Wash
ington county, Miss now in our city, that on
the 1S.h Jalg, Mr.. Preston Pickett, an infuen-
tisl plsrter IF Egg Point, while riding along
the levee near The Point, was shot by some
person concealed behind a cluster CT cotton
wood bushes, al a distance Of nos more than
fifteen IT twenty PAGES. The weapon used was
q double barTeled shot gun. Fifteen shot en-
tered Tie clothes Of Mr.. Pickett, but four tax
ing effect in his body. The murderer, supPos-
ing Bir. Picket killed, STEPPED from his am
bush, but seeing him standing with pistol in
hand, made bis escape through a cornfeld.
Mr.. P. returned to TIE hotel, which was about
three hundred yards distant, where be tainted
from the loss Of blood consequent upon his in
i%uries. A physician was called in, Mr. Pick
sH7s wounds were skillfulIy dressed, and be
was rapidly convslescing, when, on the fol-
lowing Wednesday night, bis assassin, finding
be was not MORALLY wounded, entered the
room in the hotel where Mr.. Pickett was lying,
attended By his body servant, chased the boy
ont, and placing the muZzle Of double bar
relied shot gun SO close to Mr. Pickett as to
burn the bea clothes on lie discharge, fired both
barrels into the body ef the wounded and
PROSTATE man, literally tearing him to pieces
and killing him instantly. The murderer es-
capped, and although the most strenuous efforts
were being made to ferret out the cold-blocd.
ed assassin, up to the time our informant lef
no traces had been fourd of the perPetra.or o.
this inhuman deed.
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Chafirs Bonner N. Crump, DabneY MinOT,
J. W FAINT, G Fl. NoselsY, lessee Lewelien,
J. W. Williams, John D. Fsnnel, W. L.
Long, z. NJ. Wnitson, E. II. Moss, J. II Me-
Clatchy, A. II. Brach, B. S FAINT. Isaac Gun
nirEham, r. NJ. Simpson, G.. T. Lnm, Il. ".
Kesble, Ben Moss, Robert Chand, J. Phillips,
S. Boiling, :. S. Goodrun, John Long, A. Z.
Moore, John G. Hill, William Chism, Jos.
Cock, l. Christ, Csswell Cock, Jao. g. FAINT,
J. N. Stspheson, Dr.. S. P. Gutter, James
Wells, H. A. Reaves, J. Castieberry, w. A.
Roberts, J. E. Douglas, VIM. H. Coke, L. B..
Johnson, R. L. Watt, a. F. Brown, Israel
Ssilsr, Mallesby Jones ". II Crittenden,
W. h Jones, David Pointer, Jerome Coch-
rane, B. L. Milan, r. II. Malone, A. F.
Clayton, T. H. Roberts, A. c. Crook, N. H.
Mecomb, Willis N. Lea, H. II. Means, John
W. Roberts, J.. NJ. Clark, N. Davis, G. W.
Smith, John Brown, w. B. Hawkins, Wm.
Mills, F. W. Daney, Richard Philips, ThOs.
J. Malone.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF The STATE
OF VIRGINIA.

AnIh'llsed 81 100000
Cash capital sni Surplus paid up....-..,.... 10000
See card in another column. Once, on Jofersou-st.,
witt Atna oflce. m[myI-lyl J.. 7. VEST. AGENT.
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THAEKsGIvING.-By resolution adopted in
the Confederate Congress or the reading be-
fore Tia. body Of he telsgTapbic dispatch
from President Davis, announcing the victory
at Manassas, Sunday was set apart as a day
OF thanksgiving for the success Of sur arms
and the teIiverance Of cur homes from The
msnaciDg bordes that have hung upon cur
bordsTs Ike wolves 2 the outskirts Of the
forest. We are pleased 10 be able to state
that the dsv was generally observed in Mem
phis in accordance with the spirit Of the reso
lution, and va believe that every pulpit echoed
the thaDlfulness that fills the public heart.
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CALL ON HON. j. w. CLAPP.

HULLf ~oFhING5I Jug 10 IeOI.
Hon. J. ". CLAPP-Dedr Sir The under
signed, a portion Of your feilow-citizens of Mar
shall county, impressed with the necessity Of
putting the right man in the right place, in The
present crisis Of our country, desire the uso of
your name as a candidate, to represent. this
district in the Confederate Congress, on the
22l Of February next, at Richmond.
We trust that yoa viii not feel at liberty to
decline, believing that we represent the wishes
Of a large majority of the qualified voters Of
this district, in making this call upcn you.
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DISCHARGED ron WANT OF EVIDENCE -
Andrew Noel was before Squire Mallory yes
terday, on a charge offa'se swearing before The
Recorders Court, but the case failed for wan;
Of evidence, and Noel was discharged.
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STARvATIoE.-We find in our possession,
Forwarded By Mrs. R. I. Sanders, Of DeSoto
county, Miss, a beet Of such huge proportions
as TO be verify Of mention. rs circumference
is two fee. six inches; is weight ten pounds.
Il is sent as an evidence Of the deplorsble stGrU-
aiion which Abraham Linccln has caused to
prevail throughout Mississippi.
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Pcc6ET Book sToLEK.-An sged gentleman
from Arkansas, named HaIby,went into a store
on die corner q Jefferson street aud Front
rog yesterday, Tor The purpose Of purchasing
some goods. After making bis purchases, be
drew his purse from his pocket, and after
selecting the bill with which 70 settle, be lay
the purse on the counter. There were four
persona iE the store at the tine, and some one
attracting lis attention, be forthe moment for
got bis purse, and upon turning to look for If,
the purse hsd disappeared, containing tie old
mans al, 10 TesGy cash, being about S125. A
diIigent search was made FOR the missing
mo2ey, but without success, and the conclusion
was come 10 that some strsEgler had entered
the store at the moment Of the old mans atten-
ticn being Withdrawn, who had appropriated
It and made good bis escape. The matter is
now In tic hands Of the police.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04
EANAv. VH4S STH.Et..

Ccn-orious poll cians whose ancient Gecj wac
at varisnce 7ith thgt 5n rl'cn NJ. L'n.olr vas
elected, are seeking ever opportunity % as
covct u,a.e nests IN the action Of the Edrin-
;stra,icr IN conducting he va against rebellion.
Nothing goes right in he eye- Of these iault
finders The army is badly ofiaerea, badly or
ganized badly provsl ontG; tncnpvy is rowherc
where It ought to bc, ant sucl as It Is, is worth
nothing anyhow unless some fcllcw of the old
democratic per uasion diTcc,s it; AMI in fact,
there IS / ,thirg right, brit eYery thing wong,
here there and ever where, and the country is
gong to the demnitior dogs. all or account OF
the election Of an honest Republican from Ill
mos to succeed 4 miserable wretch of Demo-
crat from Pennsylvania. This sor. Of talk we
.ear frcm men who know IS little Of war as 4
Hottertot does Of electrical science, and less Of
the condition Of the navy when til head ofthat
Department assumed the du les o. his oflioo.
than an Intelligent American should be willing
to own without blush. The seem to think
that the state Of the count y in which i, WIS cet
oy the trcachery and irrbecility OF Buchanan
was mere trile The DISPERSION. of tho navy
Ill ever the globe WIS nothing. The Admins
tration af lincoln is t. bleme i: he vessels are
not trcught fror tLe uttermost ends of earth
fitted, provi ioned, flied with soldiers and boil-
bardcd aaa taken eyel.j rcbe' post il the Soutl
in fifteen minutes OF at farthest in al hour ard
4 hqlE For the iniormatiol of ,ne ryisc critic Of
tfc times ae append Il sensible a4ticic fcm the
San F.aLclsco Ccll, al iadepea de- JoArnal, o..
this sul;ee,:
Many people have wondered at tie appmcnt
inactivity of the Nay durlns ,he present reoe'l-
ion. ! report Of f,cts Only excitcs iio1del taa:
so much has been done. Wnen the present Sec
retary of the Nary tock charge of his depart
nant there we're in all the ports of thc North but
four snail vessels, CARVING twenty-five guns
Treachcrs haG d)ne It's work us aiec,uIlly Gu
tie wate- as on the land. Oul war ships werc
sea tereG over the globe, ard tie rebellion
trough. the necessity Of creating a navy from
;hc very bottom. mhe difficulty was enhanced
b the want Of legislative authority for extra.
ordinary action, beyond the legal powers of tlt
Ser.etaIy, and the preccdcnts Of his department
1t twas vastly enhanced, too, by the tough re
sistance fresente1 h rcutire. 10 suddenly
create t,ayy vas sITl.lt9 leousiy to r9create
4 Navy Department Since he has conner reeC
operSt;oas the Secretary Of tie Navy Las nam
I iled and Ir.chased IS vessels. nas examined an.
chartered 10 more. has paced % gurboats apd
/ S steam sloops Of var OF tEe stocks anu go, tn'
( eneines for al Of taer1 veil N haGd is Low
/ fitting out 80 vessels, nas called home from
all Cuar,crs OF inc globe orr scattered war Ships
, hes captured o. eI sc rcssels whiie rdnring Gu
blockade, aEd has cGthefeG upon tie Atlar.i
and Galt coasts d squadrcn of 55 ships, are
/ piaeed in the potorac another Of g. PropeE
ers ana iren-cl4i STEAMERS are being EGshe'
forward 5itH -lpid;ty.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

OUR PATRIOT PREsTDENT.-lt is gra tifyIrg
to the heart of all Union lovers to know
that at this pcl lilous crisis IN the history CT
our country Its chief magistr,.t te is a mar in
whom all classes appea. to repose the most
implicit confidence, and who deserves tGis
confidence by his loftiHess of motive, his
simple, straightforward honesty, lis rnaf-
fccted manlincss and quiet courage, tin2t-
urcd with caustic humor that enables him
always to sa~ the right thing IN tnc right
place, especially where wronr is to be re-
buked II a sham exposed. So far, amid all
the c.ptious ar ungcn .rods criticism which
ha- assailed the officers of the Government,
the Pres dent he's alone escaped anu is
spoken Of by everybody ont Sacessionist=
with respect often even with affection and
where ne goes lie is greeted by the people
with the hea.tcst demonstrations O.. good
will \ Washino,on correspondent says
that during his recent progress from a re-
view of the ,roops on the Potomac to Camp
Bake. Lincoln was hJno.ed by a constant
ovation. The soldiers, tcamsters ard guards
crowded around the carriage and Struggled
for the privilege OF shaking his hand. When
impedcd in his way by clustering mer OF
the Sixth Msine he arose in mis- carriage,
and in El5 felicitous manner, with dczen
words, drew rudnds of applause for Cove
no. Curtain and the Secretary o. War, who
sat tv mis- side Parties and politicians
could prof,abll listen to the expression o.
the army opinion of our Chirf Magistrate
{" There goes an Eolest man. -iG.ySriHt
appeal.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

1Hz Aua' Les angeles correspondent
says. At place called Gracs Camp; on the
Colorado River 20 Or 80 miles below tie
mouth of the Giia nea., The point where
New Ri,el takes its wafer frGu tie Color-
ads, and where hey has been sometimes ca.
20 supply FCrs Yuma, a secession camp has
been Termed. This is -he general iendez-
Tous. and tc his piece these armed trave,-
ers are how hurfying. Temporary supplies
have Dsen provided ct ;hat place fer their
subsicte ;ce. Military anj eomiGissary stores
at thst poias rave bean shipped from Saa
Francisco These rlea will Cooperate wita
Al expected army OF INVASION froE, the east,
capture and aesiegs For. Yuma, and march
upon this bar Of .le State whenever the
residert rebels here, hasing prepared the
people and their plans, shall give the signal
for revolt or thr:v viii engage in any en-
te'prise .ha. mcy be Determined unon at
bead quarter.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04

TsAMIyG oy TAE HFsxEss RoCTE. y gen.
tlema1 vel, informed in such matters in
forms US that there are six hundred teams
constant, employed ii. transporting freight
from FcisoiL to this Territor-. X laveier
on the route from here to San Juan recent
" codnted one hundred and fcrty teams be
tween Virginia City and tnat poilt. Nher
we include tie travel on the Big Tree route
and the transient -eaminr o. fruit and ex-
press and other light matter, tho estimate
of teams now actually engaged in the
Washoc ttade cannot be short of one tnoLs-
ard. The speedy construction of rail-
road 20 accommodate the rapid increase Of
freigLtlns IS fast becoming a necessity
Territorial Enterprise
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04
Who IS he?

WHERE Is DuxeAv's BoDY?-Hush b
Thompson, oar County Administrator, and late
candidate for County Recorder, having m, steri-
ousiy disappeared during the last few days. his
friends arc alarmed at his absence Foul play
is suspected II this should meet the eye Of an
acquaintance it IS hoped for the furthcrance uf
justice he viii report to the officers OF the law
Immediately as, if the worst has happened Il is
known that dead men tell no tales. and Hugh
viii not b. likely to report himself
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-04
WHO is He

It szsportcd currently that gentleman ~
Of Grass Valley, n foreigner by birth, who IS
monthly taking from tbs Government Ian Is
thousands of dollars fos his purse. whe has re-
ceiyed honors fcezn the LANDS of the American
people, and who is indebted to- the Auercau
Goyarnment for AN asylum from oppression and
Tor all that he has, refuses to give one loilc. to
fr out company of soldiers to defend the Gov
erhment 10 which he owes SO iaueh. Vino is he /?
that the people, ,.his countryren and all etLers
may look upon him with the contempt be de-
serves. Who is the stingy, AN grateful wretch,
thai accepts and profits BY the Blessings OF a free
Government, the bes, the world ever saw, ard
snaps his ingcrs in the face Of its generous peo-
r!c that have granted him equality with them
selves aud rights anu privileges that la could
hot have obtained in any othcr quarter of the
sio5e' Who is tho creature tha: assumes 10
dictate i'll the politics OF the cvrntry, and spend
to secure All object thousands Of dollars tor
whisky in political can' ass, ard nLo IS 50
rIach 1fn enemy to tae Goyerhpert cnl CIR
Institutions as 70 sympatlize with treason sad
close Lis purse On the soldiers WHO, poor and
needy. propose to peril their lives for the pro
lection Of all tha; has made the wretch what he
is =: We wnIt 20 know his name, that his loyal
countrylneL. and all other true annerisans may
aNecrate it. Such aiiseIGslo tsing lives but
who is he Who takes from th6.soil .! the Cow
ernmgnt r1ore Than thousand dollars a week
,tgy'ts -
the privilege .. febb.ngit 70 enrich himself, ard
who is mean enough to rob it, murder It aud
kick the corpse {. Who knows? Let him-writa
the mans % every val tlist even the smallest
boy who begins 10 feel in his yet guieless heart
the pure losc ofhis country ;.nd eratitade for
tie prospects 1t spreads to him in the future,
may learn it 70 tell the neannesz Of rs osner to
the third generation.
Who IS he: