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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

Saspicioas Charactsrs.-A. V. Vannerson,
Degrassy Drumwright, Richardson Smith and
VIM. Koch, arrested as suspicious characters,
were before the Mayor on Saturday for a legal
overhauling, which was for some reason omit
ted, and the parties again sent back to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

Ross wisAss--The Baltimore sun, after
announcing the release OF Mr.. Winans from
custody, says plainly that the seizure OF that
gen tleman BY an officer of the Army, without
the issue OF any civil process, and his deten-
tlon In an armed court by a military power, iS
as gross, direct and palpabte Q violation Of the
Consultation as was ever committed in the
whole history Of this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

Psrsoaal.--The names of Hon. d. C. Deiar-
nette; Capt. Parrish, OF steamship Yorktown
Miles c. Selden, Jr., Of Fort kearney, Ne
braska Territory, and many others, were re-
gistered ut the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

Fayette Artitlery.-Those desiring to.com-
municate with or send packages To their
friends in this company, can learn Of a good
opportunity for doing by referring to- an
advertisement in this mornings paper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

The disorderty manifestations in the neirh.
borhood Of Franklin and Fourteenth streets
Yesterday afternoon, have led to suggestion
in various quarters, that all the bar-rooms of
the city should be kept closed on Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

Sams.er Observation-Disclosures were sell
ing in market. ON Saturday, at l2i and 90
cents per quart. They have been extant for
two weeks. The supply does not seem to di-
minish. They will get cheaper by and by.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

Petty 1Ast.-Lewis, slave Of s. +. Bayly,
was ordered thirty lsshes by the Mayor, Sat-
urday. for stealing valise, worth $s, from
NJ. Myers. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20
PRICE ONE CENT.


Iaesndiarism.--We understand that two at
tempts were made TO set fire to the Tredegar
Foundry on Saturday night. The first time, tht
flames were seen issuing from the pattern shop
by the members of a volunteer company, who
happened to be drilling on Candles Hill,
which overlooks the works. With their aid the
watchmen soon suppressed the fendish at
tempt, with little or no loss. Later in the
night. on going his rounds. one of the watch
men found the establishment had been fred in
two places. An early discovery prever ted any
damage. The people of the State being inter
ested in the perpetuity Of the Foundry. our
citizens will be held justi6able in any mea-
sures they may put in force against scoundrels
detected in the act of effee.ing its destruction
One Of the measures" alluded to consists in
suspending the offender by q rope, with his feet
at an inconvenient distance from the ground
1t will be carried out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

Whitssai aide.-This festival was celebrated
yesterday bv appropriate ssrviess il the Epis-
copal charches. With Issaelitcs, Whitsunti,ls
IL the Feast Of Pentecost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-20

ETIE IIIOI UtUr ulI tIf III
ing orders and directiI
military, striving to pf
consulting with oitic{
portions of the Confe
tenders of volunteers
advice of the Preside
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
CLIPPINGs.

TIE war demand for cloth is so great that
the Lowell mills are running night and day,
not excepting Sunday.
The peace society is rapidly losing its char
acter as an organization, and is fast falling
into pieces.
The city Of Detroit, Michigan, has been
mulcted in the sum Of twenty thousand dol
lars for leaving a sewer unprotected.
The owner Of line Of propellers from Bal
timore to Richmond says be is entirely ruined
and bis line worthless.
One Of the oil wells at Rouse7ille, Pennsyl-
vsnis, regularly ceases to flow on the Sabbath.
This singular fact is well authenticated.
During the last few days large fleet Of
square-Tigged vessels have arrived at New
York from Europe in ballast.
All western and northern Texas is little bet
ter than military camp, the people organiz-
{ ing for war everywhere.
A company Of flying artillery of Massachu-
sets is being formed, who will each be armed
with light bunting ak.
Fort Jackson, near Savannah, Georgia, is
garrisoned By one hundred men, and Fort Pu-
laski, near the mouth Of the river, By four hun
ersd and fifty men.
Postage stamps are so scarce at Indianapo-
lis, owing TO the interruption between Balti-
more and Washington, that Il is said 70 be i'm
possible to send off transient papers.
Two women, disguised in mems clothes, en-
listed at Alton, Illinois, last week, but on
being discovered were sent home to their
friends utterly against their wishes.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has permitted
the Boston and Baltimore boats to run again
with the understanding that they do not touch
at Norfolk.
"Bs sure that you don't leave out a single
star Of the tkirty-four," was the conclusion Of
an order given for hsg at Buffalo on Satur-
day.
Two weddings we're hurriedon at Worcester,
Mass, on Wednesday the bridegrooms leav-
ing for the war Immediately after the cere-
mony was performed.
Charlotte Cuahman and the company play
ing at the Boston Howard AthsDaum have
rendered a performance, the proceeds to 90 to
The Ma ,sachusetts volunteers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
an oId Fashroned chost story.

= n oin EHshl0ued Ghost story
A late number Of the Kendall CEngland)
Mercury tells this story
There is a cottage at the upper end OF Kitty
Gibson's yard, which is occupied bv a man
named Joseph Aliinson. One Of the inmates
a young woman named Marian Allan, sister Of
Mrs. Allinson, who has been bedridden and
nearly blind Tor some tine PAST, is the "msdi-
um" through which the strange story now in
circulation has been set af0at. It appears that
on Monday evening last, while some FIVE or six
msu and women were sitting by the hreside
down stairs, an at once they were alarmed By
some heavy sounds, as if some one was knock
ing Violently In q room up stairs this noise
continued FOR some ime-knock-knock-
knock-loudsg and loudsr-so much so that
the conclusion shook the house as if it were
about to Be- brought down altogether one PER-
son stated that he csajr in which be was sit
ting was fairly lifted up. On their proceeding
to her apartment, The young woman gave forth
this curious revelation: An apparition had
visited her (Which she was permitted to be-
hold for tine, a1d then her syesight left her
az 5efore,) the figure Of man dressed in
black, Of a grim aud rough aspect. She de-
scribes something breathed in her face: that
the lighted candle in the room burned dim. and
finally either went 0gt Of its own accord or
was extinguishsd BY some unseen hands,
"ueh the H&ufe appeared as stated. On ae-
qniriug sufficient utteTance she inquired OF the
ghost, In the name Of the holy trinity, why she
was troubled with hIs presence.
On the third time OF asking, the specser
spoke 10 thick, husky, hollow voice, telling
her, While pointing in the direction below, to
follow him to the cellar Of the house, where.
on removing the aagstone on the hearth, some-
thing would be found buried, which it was the
special purpose Of his visit to reveal. On
stating THIS, the unearthly vistsnt vanished
like dim shadow. Slowly and silently the
parties in the house went 70 the locality in the
cellar poiuted out bY the man in black-dug Up
The hearth e7s and found quantity Of bones
buried little below tas surface A quantity
Of hops, In good preservation, were found sect
tered here ard there over the soil. These
bones (hunsn they are said to be by some ac-
couDtes competent judges in such matters)
have been examined By scores Of people. Their
sta' OF decay leads to the suppOsition that a
loh-J long time has elapsed since they were put
beneath the ground.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
NOn-Resfdent Notice.

T. sasese Eoa-residsut attachment debt
n Ssssrs. due ey aeeoEnt-su7.so.
K this sause as tAs Febrsary term, 1851 Of the Law
4 aide sf ths esmmon Law ard ehaucery o0Ert Of the
city % Meupns il APPEARED that the defendant was
nsn-rssideht o. the Stats Of Tsnnefsse, there
fsre orasred hat publication ard stag be ads aceord-
irg ts law and tnat defendant be required 70 appear
during Il ths rss days Of tss June tsr 1881
sf this slurt, eeamsnsins tbs secand Monday ia
JHne, and defand shs suit hereia or judgmcnt BY do
fault viii Be taken against him -l4E-Ss
MAReUs J, WRIGHT Clerk.
b A. J. WHEELER, DepuiY Clerk.
SrsWn TfEser, Ett0rnsys for plsintE. ngl-tH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
aailg appeal.


~ aA4As
TO EIss c. 4. T.. OF tLAHAnA.
D'arsa isye. bs..t.snas.
Eh9ush all sise Depart.
Nauehi shah s'erdcceivs nee
Ia this iaithlui ass-t.
Beauty may Be bHghied-
Youth may pass away
hai ihe vows plishssd
Meier shah know decay.
HsnPssH may rsssH US
Prom sfliations eaas,-
Perfumes breeze mas fail rs
Wen W nesd d. raost:
fairesi hopes may psrish--
firuest frisnss may ehangs-
hui ihs love ~ chcrish.
Nothiug shall estrsnga.
Drssms q fame, and grEreeur
End ia bitter tears
L1ve Ero~s only fonser,
win the lapse o. ysas
Time and change, Hsd iroa6le,
HesRer tiss uabina-
Bui ne t1nss rsdoubIs
True Affection tvined B..
HENHHIs. Nay, 1851.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
TO GAS CON UMBRs.
ECONOMY IN cas-.
REDECTEOsl. EY G.fS REEEs.

DT using HcHeur7's Patent Gss Buruar Thass
ID buTHeTs have bean adopted By ths - auorties ~
L0uisvils and Cincinnati for the purpose OF liEhtnz
tsdir streets, sad were subjected the most reid
ph1tanetr1cal test regards ad5rdinE the greatest
amount Of light for the smallest c1nsunution o. eas
and found to cspets with al 0ther burners sens
60 the Gas Light 1slaittees OF th8se cities FOR heir
confederation aad aa'7tiou These burners are gar
Eutied 70 all who use them, for the following a.vanta
gee ist. Ecunuy Is lption of Gas o the aulount
Of from to Per sent. THE best patent burner
made, and from 20 70 90 per carull1n fa-
tail or bat wing burner Esd. A perfect clear and
steady fame. 81. Perfect combustlon and freedom
from suloks 4th. Freedom from Slowing and wasting
Of Gas common 70 the ds-tAil and bat-Vue burners.
a long experience in tue usan1flclura and c1usuH-
tcn Of Gas thaving been superintendent of 1r1phs
Gas works fer the last vearsl iu11ca ne say
ihey are TIE best baruer at has ever been offered 70
The punc and are used By private consumers % the
exclusion Of all other kinds Wsere they have been Ia
tr0duced- The burners b seen SO Chandler Co g
drug stores the city lamp posts 7ent % the appeal
silce on Onion street, asd Dr. Nsrrilps, Eadisou
street.
Fcr sails at ny shop, hrst door, Earth o. the Ga
oGce Nain street, between washington and P0pTar.
AnEIs 8TEfsTGR
Gas and slezla Pipe tier
Sole agent for Memphis. n.12-Iy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
Unkiud Words

Do not use such werds as those, they make
ny heart ache, p said mother to her children.
who were disputing over some plavthing.
" Come here, and will tell yoa about some
cross words once uttered, and which never
think oi without feeling the deepest sorrow. y
" Why, mamma, [ hardly thought you could
say anything cross; am sure you are alwavs
KIND AoH.D The lady smiled sadly as she con-
tinued: " had sister Jane once. she was
oifer than ! was, and a very kind sister. foo
0ace she was taken very sick, and for a time
We thought We should lose her, but at last she
grew a li.tle better, and could bear to cit IN
little, or lie Oh a lounge, but we children bad
70 keep very still while in the room. One
evening was sitting with her, and / began
drumming on The window pane, which was
my favoTfte smusemEt; presently heard her
say, Please, don't ~ hat; it makes nv head
ache 80 badly.' ! was not unkind to my sis
ter, but I vac in bad humsr then, and / had
been during the whole Afternoon: 50 replied.
'Oh, very well, see I'm in TIE way here; Il /
go to the ParlN l cannot stir, because they
have company; and with you, If | make the
least noise, your head aehes,' and so saying
left the room" Hsre ihe speakers voice fall
tered as she said, never saw my sister aBy
more. The next mornirg ! started away early,
before she was awake, to be gone for a few
days Very soon / was sent for to come home,
FOR ny SISTERS Illness hsd returned, aRd when
reached there sbe vas dc .d.0 Here the
mother stopped; she could say no more. Tears
stood in her children's eyes, and The next mo-
ment they were locked ia each others arms;
and often after that when tempted to use harsh
words, the thought that they might be among
tie last they should ever utter checked them,
ard then came instead that soft snswer'5 that
pnsgh away wrath.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
MISSISSIPPI PLANTATIONS.
TENNESSEE FARsEs.

We oEer number Of select and highly improves
Farms in shelby county varyil distance lron 4 en-
phis from 20 teEty miles All OF these lands are
desira0y situated, and hasy adapted Tor Garleal-r
ana Farming purposes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
BG5Eeg'S Springs,
YEAR EF nREWCE RWAnREFa


TINS most celebrated Watering Place is now open
4 for the reception 5f visitors, and has Already a
gooi many perssns from different parts sf the country
We have engaged the services Of the celebrated HOLD
ika BAND for the season, who hard 70 excel On
brass string ruments The advantages OF hshsg
admitted by al visited this place 10 excel
those Of other watering place sh0zl being
ouly quarter OF mile ard Tennessee only four
miles distant, and supplied with nshiug boats
skifs for the purpose. Our Ten-piD Aisvs and Bill
iiafd Tables IN good order.
The waters OF these EpiiuRs are Recommended by
more than two hundred Of the eminent Rhyssiszs
Ia the surrounding country, for the OF scrofus
ropsy, dyspepsia liver complaint diseases peculiar to
females eyes, chronic disrrhea syphilis and all
diseases Of the kidneys urinary ard oil
neous diseases. Numbers OF n. nest remarkable
cures have bees testified to by most resPeciabe lvng
witnesses
Col James Kurtooh late Of 1uka Springs assists in
the management Of she house, aud pains viii be
spares TO mako gueste IN every way cumfortable
Our table shall be supplied with the best the caustry
hh1rts and auF accommodations in every respect shall
be good those Of any other watering psee in tae
country.
Oar stgs coaches will be at fhs depot at Florence on
he arrival OF the cans AZ all times and convey an pat
sengtrs 70 ana from The SPRINGS wiihout delay
Our livery stzbe is Fe stockod viii Carriages hug
sies aid horses for pleasure riding.
myi2-tf ELLIS s CO., Proprietars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
VOF8ee.

ITO carr out The previsin trust dees executed
Il 70 me February p. lss1, b. arah 3 Wesson and
william Q. Wessun, ani asly -ecorted, win sell,
on TIE i2rH DAY OF J6EE, les,
= NJ nighesf oisdsr ~ eash, the preriass tha
following Lot IN Ne8pais, sneiby coasty Tsnsstsee
BeEinninE a. point On the east eide Of Main street
40 feet south o. the nteTseotien Kaln and Talbot
streets running hesee eestwayfly arzeI With Talbot
street ~ feet hense southWardy parallel with Main
street 40 feet themes westwnrtly parAel With Ia bot
street lio feet % Main street, thance with Main
40 fest = the brEinuing Redsmption waived Ti;fe
good Sale al u o'eloek, n.
myis-td VIZ Z PnsToN. Tru,tse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19

O. The most extraordinary instance Of pa
tience on record in modern times, is that of an
Illinois judge, who listened silently for two
days while cosple Of wordy attorneys con-
tended about the construction of an act of the
legislature, and then ended the controversy by
quietly TemarkiRg: Gentlemen, the law Is re-
Pealed.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19

CT They mean to raise tall students out in
Wisconsin. An exchange paper says "Its
board Of education has resolved to erect a
building large enough to accommodate Eve
hundred students ihIee stories high"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19

BEHIND TIE scENEs AT rHE WHIrE HoUsE.
Vita the paihag and haHlng which is GO
ing on In the Cabinet, or, more 5roperiy spesk k
Ing, the p1lling and hauling which each Csbi-
net minister gives the other In a quiet way, is
earning foI them The contempt and scorn of all
honorable nigh minded, Union men from every
section Of the country. Tie President, who
is goed al Joke. Is surrounded By a set Of par
asiteH, who ha1itually keep from him an
knowledge oi what is going On IN The outside
wqIli and shape their stories to suit bis views,
which are sntiq1sted in the extreme. No mat
ter what may Be ns views OF the President
with toadies and ofice-seekeTs, or ufh Of IN
duenee, in bis presence they become law,
while ct Willsrd's and other places Of public
resor, they are Fiiieuiei, and the President IS
oonidsafiallg set down by bis conhdsntisl ad-
yisers and toad.es as a f0ol.--Cor. N y. Er-
ffrers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP
ERTY.

We bavs number o. unlmproved and elegantly In
proved City and Suburban Lots, whea sssr ior sale
exchange.
YOUNG & wELB,
mri3 Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19

FT-An empty-headsd exquisite was.ogling
.,pp re-. yoaag ladT very annoyiagy, when she vas
-sr bnt singing a cong in which the following lines
.t5,s1 occur :ss4f
tn Do By asi Fair brow where innosenes reposss.n
p looking Il him intently, she divided the words
Job fs9s, ,,...,.--,..,-
WUTvr1 I is stated that It was Sl0e Instead Of
-, - : - y ch eK-Presiient Buchanan rave to
ssson 49,. Z, n-ss sssi.ania volunteers.
vgo-t / d8ae IN t6e JOB Pn
,-asra in ~ autf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
ARKANSAS LANDS.

We 0Ger for sale soms % COO acres o. choice Arkans
LANDS improved asd uuimproved aus iola-d az varous
points embrassd wihiH the best cotton srovius regans
In the sta'e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
VINEGAR.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
WHITE FISH.

E0 HALF BBLs WHITE FISH, souudnass Glaian
~ tes6 o.Bs -1rnent and for sale FOR elst by
Brown, HAMBLETON OWEN,
May fth. 159 Webster Bost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-19
MILL OFFAL.
SOAP
STARCH.

. < BOXEs best quality STARCH, on eonslgnmeit
y - and tor sale low for crsh BY
BKOWN, HAEBLErON OWEN,
IMaF 4th. l5s Webster Block.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

BRADFORD COUNTY GIRLS need no commen-
dation. but the accomplishment exhibited in the
sut9Oned letter, which take from the Tribune does
them additional honor If all the girls follow the exam.
pie set by their sisters of Springfield township what
paradise it will be for young farmers
" To the Editor Of the Nesc York Tribune
SIR As my brother, sister and myself have been
farming this Summer and the result has been salts.
factory; and furthermore the of labor has
been in the rough AMI uncuvated town of Springfield
thought would give you account of the result of
our labor. As father is farmer and anxious to develop
in his children inclination for agricultural employ
ment and rural pursuits, he gave spot of ground
wherein we could employ time. We s0wed three pa
pers OF carrots two papers of onions three papers of
parsnps and two papers of beets my sister Emma tend
ing the carrots. and tending the onions parsnips and
beets From the three papers Of carrots had forty
bushels. From the two papers of onions got eight
bushels. From the three papers of parsnips, had
thirty bushels and from the two papers of beets had
eleven bushels.
That think pretty good yield for soil and new
beginners.
One Of our neghborng girls Emily Decker. has sown
some cabbage and one weigh, fourteen pounds
Our good this has encouraged us TO try
it next Spring. and we have solicited the aid of our friend
Lucinda VOORHEES, 10 assist hope the girls of this
town will he stimulated by what have done and fol.
low our example. NANCY c. SMITH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
4A1l1ADa

In Easton Pa on the 26th u at the residence Of the
brides father by the Rev. Dr. Cray Mr.JUHN W.
MEANS son OF Col. MEANS, OF T"wanda, Pa, ~ Miss
MARIA T. ElLENBEHGER, daughter Of Hol. =. +.
EilenUerger.
In Greenvie Ohio the residence of the brides moth
r er, Nov. Is, le6U, 10y the Rev.J w. A derman, Mr.
JOHN ADAMS, OF Tuwauda Pa, to Miss SARAH
STUDABAkElt, OF the above place.
In jamaica Long Island, Dec. l9 1850 by the Eev Mr.
Henson, }. MASON. OF Towanda, to Mss MARY
L. DUAHAM, Of the former place.
In RlDGBEltY on Sunday evening Dec. l6 th by D. II
Dlrnhan, Esq, Mr.. L. Il. HUSIED, of Woodruff, v
L., to Miss CHARLOTTE COEELL, Of the lormer
place.
In Sheshequn, Dec Q, 1860. by Rev. S ]. Gibson Mr
SlEPHcN A. BRACE to Miss LUCELIA ELIZA
BEIH SMITH, bQth OF Springfield.
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