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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
As,e skev sAf1k'
EIYTURE DAYS.
r. aopDTs 4 APPFsS"N. A.ctiosevs.
-rpx .v,,EII.ENr AND WE'LL. LO-
IL IL ACE lW ELL IEA On

ryrpv txcEI.LnN AND wE,.,. LO-
" CarLu PhIVaTE DWELLIS9, On
.ns n.~fh side OF Leigh, between sth ard
ah stress. fok SALE al AoOiIoN -
W. ii sell at suction, or the premises, ON
THtTR>DsY, he loth April, 1854, at 4} o'cik
y N :nat large ard weli-built Brick ZEN.
/ msnt located as above, now IL the cccupan-
~ Of sir Fred W. Flessaprs, and adjoinirs
/ ,Ss residence of Nlr Geo W. 1ietter. The
hens /. IN excellent ofaer; has ten rooms ani
TIE u.uat servants &C sorn III odatons, is aup.
.isi with gas and water, sna is. altogether,
q firsi.claxs dwelling The neighborhood
and iocstfon Is very desirable oIs, and
quite convenient to aii the usual places Of
business
Tsrus.-One. third cash: balance at 8 aud IL
months. foT neeohsble notes, interest added.
secured by a trust deed. The taxes and IN
eurance for 1852 to be paid by the purchase
GOnUIH l. APPER ON,
nps Auettou GERS
NEAT AND VEhY ELSIRABLY-
IN LocArsD RKaIDHxoF, on 1HE Wxsr LIsE
OF fifth, between MGia and Cary Streets, + r
Sale st Auction Will be sold at auction. on
fee prsmisss, on THihSDAi. the l0'h
very desirably situated RE IDENCE. 10
c-ted al above, now In the occupancy of Mr.
Francis r. 9lasgow. snd oppos,te the resi-
dence Of the fate James sto't, Ftq The
Lot has front Of sss feet. aud = dspin of 100
feet, 70 a wide alley she dwelling has six
rooms, besides brick Kitchen, snd large new
brick Sta bic npG C6rriaEe e. House. Vhs loc2s
ton Is smorgs. th q hest In Richmond.
Tssns-One-ttirdc cash; baIance at s and
AZ months for negotiable notes, interest
sdded secured by "a trus. deed. The take,
Az Insurance for $50 To he paid ty .he pur-
chaser. 0ODDIh Il ArpI AS3E,
ap4 anetioneera
~ khx A. 4 b. - s,E bblCk STOkL
v and Dwelling on the south eide of Frank
lii, between Wall street AID Locust Alley,
fr Sale at Auction AT the request of Mr..
". Draw ford We shall sell at public auction,
on the premises. cn THURSDAY, I0th &pru,
1859. at n o'clock M that very valuable
Store ard Dwelling now in the occupancy Cf
Mr. or wford. it,s admirably arranged for
store below and dwelling above, aud ie now
IL perfect repair In every respect. II Can bs
Iehted to good tenant at en- annual rent Of
go
TssHs.-Half cash balance at l2 mon tbs,
for neR stable notes, interest added, secured
~ trust deed. The taxes for 1862 10 De paid
BY the purchaser.
GUDDIN APPEKSON,
uctioneers.
p. Sit can be bought privately.
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A DHINI7, hA Uk'> SALE OF vALU.
n ABLE BE- l. ESTATE, I. ,aETkER
WITH TIE xkrIRE OsoPs. STOCK, EARAIss In
PLBxENTs, EuaSITURR. &c on the Charles
Ciiy road. uea. New marker, in Renrico
County:
As administrato with the will annexed,
OF ;ephen b. sweeney. deceased. l will pro
coed to sail, on TUE DiY, the 221 Of April,
velu ,ble estate, located In Herrico c,unty,
on the Charles City road, near New Market,
and afjoining the estates known as "Gurl 3
Neck" and &c mp Holly and beiug the late
Ie stdence of S ephen B sweeney, deceas ID
II con satns sbout 900 acres o. Land, one
half Of which il cleared and in an excellent
st,ste of cui lvaticn, the other Is heavily
wooded. The growing crops evtdencs The
large portion of the cl- AIRED land having been
faiio <ei tor corn. The entire premises are
well enclosed, and ts supplied with an
abundance OF Water.
The improvements consist Of an excelient t
dwelling, sitcnep, stables, barns, caIriuge.
hnnse, she.s, &c all in good orde-.
There is npou this estlte an abundance III
po!ters.cl y. toge her with kilns, build ngs,
and every facility for conducting the pottery
business.
1ha lJca ion Of this property is very desira a.
ble-'s located in an uuexce ptto' able lie gb.
borh'od AID is par tiruiarly he ithy twill
b" surveyed, AID II desired will Oe dvlded
10 sat The views OF bidders.
Ne Immediately after the sale OF the real
Is ate, W. be sold the entire perish, be pro-
perry, corsistiI < IL part Of 200 bushels OF
~ heat, 300 barrels Of Coru. s. ucks, +. oder,
Str-w. &C 2 valuable u.ss aud several
NJ ,ich Cows, Hogs, sheep &c u age lot OF
+ rming lm piements. such rs Wagons. ters,
Ploughs Harrows, II rness, &C.
TghAs.-For the real estate, one-'hird
cash the bal nee at aud years; fo' neRo-
tiab . otes wi h IN erest added, and secured
by q trusi deed TIE Iur, h ,ser to pay the
tax for 1869. For the p -Isoaal property. all
sums OF too and n der. cafb over thai
amount month Gre it for mp proved nego-
liable nut-s, With IN or est ADDED, and sa,is-
factort y secured.
GEO d. PLEAS NTS,
Admir- RI stephen Is Sweeney, decd
JAS N. TAY. OR a SoE, AucIs.
r. III the weather should prove unfa.
voi able Oh the day Of %, the .sIe win not
take pl c., hut wi b. pos poned, of VIII" b
dee notice wi M ven ans
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XTALU Abl.s fAn OF SOS ACRES, IN
Y HbNRIUO OuUNTY, ON THE QUi-
EUND, FOR SALE at AUCTION -U III
b. sola ct arc:a on, tn p.; N ses, on III * s.
DAY, the 9Th ArEil 1861, at II &C ock 4 H..
that vsluabl- and mighty iinprsysi Fsrm located
So abovs, (reea tly owned BY Mr. u. W f-ret NJ
esI- Guy',. cpnta ain So res acnordii * 10 q
survey to be oIhinl.ed a. tn" horr Il sa.a 4 Les
,pposi. TO the rss Gence OF Ar. r. . carter. AID
sdi ,i1s lbs place oa ~h.ch Mr. Greer now resi3, 5
TIE land. for the mos, Part Ia his hY improved.
Tn buildings Oh 'hs place arc sui Cd 20 sncb
- Ate The land lays be1ut full, ard Hhe c-ogs
pow Oh II wi iaica's ihs fer lliiy OF the sci,
TBRns.- one-ihird cash balance q one and
30 years, for negotiable not tes interest atd-d,
p;yable half early. secured by q tru.s de d
The taxes for 1852 10 o. paid bv the purchaser.
GOpuIN i APP ERSUN,
ap< huctfoneers.
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~. The SEMT-ANNUAL WASa1N0
~ OF tbs FIRE BRIGADE will take fleco
en- WEDNESDAY nexs ~ O'etoOk.
The msmbers Of the Bfieaoo vill oppeaS
with their apparatus, In good oa6oe, - ~
corner Of 7sh and Matn sss, o. that hour.
Hy order ~ the Pr. ~ relneor
sp7-S. PETER " RAW ON. Oes9.
~ TrahY s.Atses@A ~ IN sssowe - VIII -
aetvsved ~ har. q ! GAsNks ~ Hl~A0 - eees.
jfass n r sv8LAsANsle.
sf S--fW ssps, faues aAss.a BAttARv.
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FUIt DAYS
BY E. B. COCK, Axesioneey.

AfAGNIFt ,ENT RUsEw wUOD AND
vi MAEOG FTENl TtT sF. FRENCFI
PkATs Mi n RGhS, Ely fr, Ta p ..sTt Y,
eND BRUSSELS CARptTS, At AUs,-
TIpN --On MONDAY, lt'h last. ut 10 eek,
/ will sell. At nv store, large ard splendid
s.onr'ment Of Furniture. cons'stirg OF
Hsaa i'ui Rcss wood marble. Top Bureaus;
SpiendId Ro.ewood and Mshogapy wari.
rooss. el ,horately carved;
Very handsome ROSEWOOD and Mahnsany
kugenia and Jenny Lind Il dstesds,
carved in the AT extr"vag mt siyla;
Handsome Mar bie Top uIshCgany and Rose.
wost Wasf anIs;
Elegant N .to9any apJ Rosewood Sofas, Ui-
vans, E ry ':nairs P 'rlor hairs, >pien.
didly ca-ved and We CT stiy;
sery ricb French Pia,e Mirrors, highly or
naneLteU;
Splendid Eosswood Etegre, with All rs ap.
~pur enanfea, embracing heautifu' Shells,
Nas.s, and Drnamen q t. Of every variety;
Very handsome S.iz, Drocatells. ana Lace
Eur .ias;
{ leg mt Velvet, Tapestry, ,ni Brussels ssar.
pats.
AL o.
Splendid Mahogany Marol, Top Sidaboard:
We y rretty .c9 Walnut hxteEsion TIA ne
Subs'nE,ia, q K and Napie Cane s1t tInairs;
t ge;he CT wi h a large assortment Of GrocA :
cry and Glassware. consisting of complefe
Dinner Asa Tea Sets, together with almost
every article pertaining 70 u dining room.
T e attention Of the public is Daritoui trly
r fQuested to the aCo ve sale, as the furniture
can he cor 1; ientlv recommended rs osinS the
best assortment offered at auction for long
time
The whole will be arranged ct ny store on
Friday, lin insf for examination.
apS f. Il. at-UK, huct
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TRG;. W. KEESEE,
annstnna

TRls. W. KEEsEE.
aps Auct,oner.
L>X rGEssVt. $40 K oAl.D OF ChH
IL CLASS, EART Hen WsaE AOUSk kUn.
M HING AND FANCY GCOuS. AT AUC.
III N, ON TUA sDAY AP IL. 18Th We sb III
off v st auction on : ESD .Y, the ]5tn April,
without res-rve, or Il G stock OF ,ioo6s L, ost
OF Viii b wsrs imp ted dir &C. fr.. N Enrop, be
tore hs war,apd t, which tha at eniion of cole
o!ei al" ho sekeepe1s Il particularly iu7i.vd.-
We spaclfv in part
kich ard lrgan: Dinner and Tea Services
Dessert Seis, Toilet sets
China Perisn and rerra Gotta PitcherA
Rica Uii and r. hemian Vases.
Toiie, Bottles Jewel noAes
Brorzs ard P4iisn hts.usry.
OH Pairiings, rch Gu. Glass Csce nters.
Wine Bottles, q obists
Obs Apsg"es and Wines, a'ass Pitchers.
Jaliies Preserve LisLes, Bowl.
Salve \, eElts.
And . taIge and varied assortment OF
Cut sud Moulded Glassware
silver "iats u Ws,teis Uss'n-s
Cake Baskets, tsa Sets O. # g Urls.
Pitchers, Bu tsr Pi-tes
Paper Ma hee I'D parned Wsjsers, in sets
and separate piecse.
Bread T.ayB w rk Boxes.
Bronze Clocks one a magnificent 81 day
Ulcck the bes quality
Hall Lamps, GAs Fixtu es.
Frrnch Plate Mirrors, of all sizes, mahogany.
Fier, Toilet. ard Mantle Mirrors, in great
variety.
u MMON Et RTHENWARE -Als,, a large
stock Of common Goods, suitable for grocsrs aao
storete' pers. embracing msnv valuable staple
articles osve ale determined to close our D Co.
en' busi2e.s the entire stocx will be sold witaout
re,-Tvs.
TIE fsle viii commerce st 10 o'clock and be
continued tso.a day to day at same Lour Goods
w,ii b. offered In lots to ruit both teslers and
housek epers Tie traue from other ies NAV
attend WIFI the assurance that there will be no
re eve whatever II the stock, The extent Of
" ica is W 'rthy of hsr attention.
Parties from a dis ance can have thsie Goods
carefully pscke d and iigped
"zkas-Cash, In ban .ble funds
GEO J SUMNER 4 co,
Iron 'front.' Bulldog G. verror street.
Sale coneucted b. THos. W. KEEs8s, Auct.
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a VAL bLE I'm rSS SfAED ON
"A bRt" X AVENUE NEAR TO RRDa
ST@hhc, ABDUCTION w. will s.l! ;'pon II =
premise on rHURsD AZ, ths IL a-y Of april.
9 mmss etn8 at ~ oc'oea P. N. the valuable
ihr-s story Rr.sk II. use, IN tho .ast aida of
Brook Averue, raw to aro.d .r ct, srd now IN
the occupancy Of DR.. d., ard j L. adapted for
a"y S-o'c snt 10 business sud has ample accomnp
d"ttoas above FOR large family; is supple d ~ tn
gas and wafer, and s in prf ct o-aer, having tesn
reatDt'' erected. The Let or The sua, front and
pth sui Iune bark a gtds sll.y
EsMs One-thi,d d cash the balance at @ aDd
IL mon'hs, foe rs~onab!s notes with ia'e est
aided, q q securfd by . trust deed. Toe uur.
chaser to pay the TAX . q Id Ia "a ranes for 1867
JAMES n TAYi&sR B. SON
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Rifhmono qispatrt.
FROM THE EORTH.

WEDNESDAY MoRN'o-. .ARR1L Q. 1859
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sx,anIsx on rHs yLosIsA coIss.

sx,RnIsx on THE yLoSIeA coIss.
The Washington SAr rsays that the euAhoat
Bisnvii.e has arrived from ST. AIeusttnss
with the bodies Of Oaptaias hadd ana Ae.
there, who were killed BY the "rsh.ls'' %
Mosqoito Iule. on the 3lst Of MAreh. They
went ashore In gig, and were Aired upCaO5
a paytv Of rsfsmen The two 0Acess and
.ix xat men were killed. and two tahep rftaoH.
ers embracing the whole boats crew
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"UUSE AND LCT FU< oA LIE At
III AU' TiDN We will sell on. SATUR.
d Y, the IL day OF April, on the premises,
ht 81 O'Clock =. the s;rick HJU Sc and
LIZ + 81 mai ed on th~ south side oi rim wood
street, between Walnut and Park Streets The
4ousa hss SIX rooms and all necs ss .ry out.
buildings. The lut fronts on / i'm " God stree.
90 fee and runs back 81 feet to an alley.
Terms One-thtrd cash; the balance ats
ana II months. tor nrgotia5i. ties, in ta, es
added, and secured ny rus' deeds. Taxes iur
1852 10 be paid by the purchaser.
JAS III. TAYLOR l. SON,
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IRY VaLU BILE Fnk", CORN,
foDbHz, SBuCKs. COWS Hoes, HORsB
AIT. fARAISa 'NPLEsHKTs, go p kALR AT
nupfi al the request OF t. h huniiey,
Gq,. VIII cell, on ths premises, on n.ON-
DAY, tas ID OF April, commencing al IL
O'CLOCK, his very vsiu Aoie Farm in Hanover
copnsy. three mil from Ashiand, adjoining
the iai DIS cf y. n. Tom pkins and others Ihs
dow. In high ate OF culuva ton, a portion
OK which lie seeded Ia wheat and os ts There
is d. young orch hard fue well OF water;
the bulldogs, FRI med dwelling nsarly new.
oui houses ample; 90 .rrels cf corr, Q sticks
OF blade fodder, top fed ser, Oh hucks, four
eows, hogs, dne work horse. cavt, farming
implen ems O..
iksss-ihe pert hab'e pro perty will b. sold
,uF cAa For the farm, he terms VIII be Very
III efa'. TIL s. W KEtSEE,
az enc'iHne Z.
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4 UCTION S LIE Or ELEG Mt HOUSE
IA HOLD AMI KITOHEN FURNlTUak
l ~ili sell on TUESDAY, the 10 day OF
Ap.il, commencing at 10 o clock, A NJ, at the
residence on tbs north side of 0raoe between
80 and n streets. the entire furniture con.
aimed therein, cOnsistiG & Of an excellent rs.
sorfm, MT OF Parlor. Chamber. and Dining.
room Furniture. splendid mirror, &c and
Inc usuni Kitchen furniture, including q
laree ookiug Stove
TERas-Cash ON delivery
TEOS W. KEEsEE.
ap5 Auctionrer.
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=
CONT 'N UED, In SIDNEY, AT AtTITIOv -
sc viii .elc upon the premises HATUR AY
ths z.h da Of 4 pril eopmenciue 81 II O'Clock 2.
NJ, The very siFa.la B-iex Dwelling, ,oc.t-d 40
ths 18th siie OF blmwood Tor M lin street eoptj,.
uec,j ~ It's intersacsi,p With acr-is ress
1t contains several I1ea.snt rooms tcgsthel
with . kiroh an, st .ble Apd eve y ie.eesa out
eul'9,'s; is oca'ed IN very pleasant ne;shbor.
mood and nearly 'pposl . To- tie Sidney Meth,di I
Ihurch. 9h~ lot cnts IS eel, and rurs back l9s
feet f. an si'eF 20 fe ~ide
"sRas -Ous.third cash, the baiancs G: e
and II mouths, for nego il BILE notes with in.
purchaser 10 pay the taxes a"i Insurance for
1869. JAMES ID TAYLOR L. SON
sps- Auctioneers.
HH stST V -sU>sLS 80 Ct GeiD @ScE
" on THE NORTH sIDx OF MAIs, BrrwFs \
isT AND dams ~TkE,Ts FoR DIV AND The
East oRNsR OF Ma AND ST s,REGrs, Al
aUCrIus We Will se,l upon the u enises o.
NUN AY, the 2lst dav of april commencing
). q o'e'ock P N. the very va'u aoi- nr.vs!e
Resi- ence Gated O. tbs Nor ei1e # Man ba
tween lat and "oa he's sts. now In tho occu .an.
cy Of B. h. Dior ell Fro Ii contrins II isrgs
room.. with cossss bath. b. u ,e. b and cold VIZ.
ter gas ald wator through the entire 5uildir g.
t"get1er with iafge Brick Kitchen, conssining 4
rooms sl.o, q Bli,k st.be Carriage Hou,e
Sucke-Houss, AID other hui dinga This hous.
Ia ad'ni, aniy IRA ged for the accommods:i IN o.
iarged sized faulty, md IL in exclen' or tar 1t Is
iocEteo Id cry 06slrao naighb0 hood and con.
v lent to bus ness The lot ont IS feet q, d
exsends back los FEET to q wide, paved alley.
-ALag,-
A va usbi. BUILDING LOT ali iuing co the
East, having the same front d deph /. is vel
set with the choicest Fruit rees. Grapes, &C.
~ 'mmf distely after The above, viii be solo
the larxe Bi TX aESID ENUE located at TIE
Northeaat inter ecs'cn Of Main and lst streets
adjoining the residence Of Fheodrick ROBERTSON
hsq-, and n " IL the occupa cy of ~r EDWIN
O,brell L contain ab,:t % rooms, aud hss A..
abou 20 feet and runs es Oh l6O feet n ., street
TERMs -Ons.third cash b-lan.e a. q d -
nos tbs for negotiable noteo, ipter-st adoed, ano
secured by trust eds Tax and lDsur ance for
le62 to be paid by purchaser or purch asers
JAS II TAYLOR 4 ON,
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EOUa BDnot AID Lv. AND FOUR
VACANT LOTS. ON l7TH AND Mar.
SHALL STREETS, AT AUs;TIJr.-We
VIII cell, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, che
II day Of April, commencing at4} O'Clock
r. a.. four Hou es ard Lots, and four Va
cart Lots adjoining. located as above.
1st Two Brick Tepefaents on the west eide
OF nth, between Clay and Marshall streets,
containing camfortable rooms each, and
now occupied by good teDsnts at fair rents
Also, vacant Lot ct the corner OF l7.h
and MARSHALL stree's, fronting about 80 feet
and az ming back 1877 feet -.
End. Two Frans1 Tsuements on the Sou n
eide OF Clay, be wecn i7th aud Is b streets.
The lots fcCut 26 feet each and ruE back l66
feet.
Also. three vacant Lots Immediately cd
joining, fronting 40 feet and running back 1865
fee. each.
This property 10 desirable for residences or
business stands, being CO. tigGous TO the Vir
ginia Central Railroad Depot and the First
Market, and adjoiEs the re 6 dence OF Mr.. Jno
Howard.
TBRMs.--One-thi cash the balance at 8
and Il months, for negotiable notes, with in
terest added, and secured by trust deeds The
purchaser to pay the taxes and Insurance for
1882 JAS. M. TAYLOR L. SON.
mn " AuCttOneers
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p Sit can be bought privately.
aps
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
prrr.RuRC LANDING.

From the Louisville Journal
The following description OF Pittsburg Land
inc was given to the Chicago IriDRHs Dy a
friend who left it last EUday week MS piac5,
which woke uy one morning aud found llsei
fsmoUs. at thai time consisted OF two log shan
ti-s. one under the bluff, used as bakery TOT
tbe trooos. and another on -he top OF the DlNu;
Besides these a few scattered houses comprised
the entire town Il is twelve miles Irom naVaH-
nah. the county seat Of Hardin, being en- the
west bank of the -Iver. Tho bluffs at Pltts0ufg
ara very hold. and from 80 10 2JU feet above
I tine. river A little distance back from the river
the country is br0klu into succession OF su5,Ip
ridges steep hills. and gCTgcS, not Auch ulI-iLAo
| the rep-ou along the Potomac III Uont OF " @SA-
/ iDgtou The roads are excellent anu llt7 Cou"-
! trv generally is heavily tlmosTel' Win sparse
ciearIngs. A military man Woulo PIONoE INC
/ fbs re7ion uufavorsble for field operations from
ifs irrsguIsrities and sharp gorges, suggesting
smbuscades aud masked batteries by IT'S very
conformation The whole vicinity OF PIttsbUg
has been for two OF three weeks past an immense
| csnD The view of the situation previous 20
| the ight. viii be made more complete by the
e+s+ament that the weather at that place was
mild and spriug like, and SO warm that our
troops slept in the open air enveioPed III tueI
| blankets in preference 60 the closer atmosphere
Of the tent.
Our lines extended along Hviit "I LLSlLl ., -
| To siyht miles. or from Crump's Landing, SIX
mills below PittsbErg, to a place about TWO
miles south. or above ON the river, Our picSets
we've thrown back into the county TO distance
VARYING from feur to eight miles west OF the
river. This advance, in the vicinity OF place
called Pea Ridge, was held by Gen. b. Nj Prem
! tiss with an unorganizad brigade OF regiments
recently thrown together Gem HWibut, four
rniIes further east. had q column of l4,OJO men.
! Cen. Grant mad retained his hesdquar erS at
savannah up to Friday, although but few
troops were left and he was daily expecting TO
| transfer his headquarters to PttsDuTg. troops
kept arriving daily in large numbers to swell the
/ Federal forces Gen. Buell. was known 90 Dc
marching from Nashville wish has heavy col
umus This fact decided the rebel leaders to
| defer tine blow no longer. BeaUregaTd, 1t Is
said, did not deem it safe TO await atJsck at the
not tenable position at COriuE, sgateen miles
distant, aud resolved 20 make the assault, hoping
| to throw Gen. Grants camps into confusion
/ before Gen. Buell. could reinforce him The
! first attack seems TO have been made on Friday,
when the Federal Outposts were driven IN by a
formidable charge Of rebel cavalry. This was
! but the fOreshadOwiug Of a general assault and
engagement, which was ended oniy on Monday
evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

PARTISAN WARFARE.-The press in every
part Of the land urging ths organz alton Of companies
to engage IN partisan warfare exclusively As The enc
my pushes bis columns tar into the interior We must
make it cost him SO much that be viii be- deferred from
continuing biz operations IF he send provision tram
from ono point another, he must send small army 10
guard or lose the larger part Instead OF SQUADS ne
will have send brigades for ioragiug Not Sno"Ls
when troop of cavalry will sweep down upon him. cap
timing horse, and mules. and destroying wagons LIE VIII
lave 60 keep every point douby guarded. But IL will
10 wait Or tbe enemy get possession OF the
country 5sf5r= few Of these companies are oTslizea
It is fatal dusan 60 suppose tLat ts uuurusa disoT
CANNED population viii riss and get behind
every .r-e and under EVERY bush" tn lire uPou compact
column marching ugou the highway
Those who will not risk their precious lives In well
ordered battle viii bs the last 10 expose themselves IN
tbs ioubIy p-rols service. Partisan warfare especially
requires cool head strong azln anil brave heart but
all t-s sya nothing without united and concerted
ton. But there must be but one head 20 plan what
hundred hsnis shall execute Hence in giving commits
gus to captains 70 raise companies Of This kind it Is
pressy stipulated that &c shall be an independent
maud, unattached to any battsliou.or regiment Impor
is this Of The service t would not be best TO
have but few companies independent their opsrsous
Heursths War Department very iudieioudy grants but
fsw OF these commissions We have been informed lLsrs
are but four or five 10 The Mississippi. valley.
It is complimentary TO our cityhough but just-that
one OF these should De h-ld by of gur fasetz-as
Capt p L Porter uud,ubrd Is commissioned Co raise
and muster into service company Of this sind Our
young meu before entering any other Of The service
should call upon him. learn his views and pIu Of Operas
tons and what lnducemeut Ls has 60 offer any 20 be-
come attached 20 lis command lie be found Ia the
Woodruff Block from N. 10 p. IF. every day this
week We submit TO fsIow-citzsus If il H anything
but right 10 shsre with him the expense Of armng and
squpping the brave young men who sre Peeuniary un
abl. provide for themselves Contributions Of horses
money on cotton, VIII bs juiciously appropriated DO
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

LIQUOR PREsCRIPTIONS.-The Provost Nh
shsl has issued notice in which be says The liquor traffic
this city has been very much abused He therefore
orders that for the future physicians shall report 20 him
weekly what number Of prescriptions they have given,
who TO, and for what quantity. Druggists are also
weekly to report what number of prescriptions they
ILL., who they az for and the Of liquor ordered
in each Physicians ordered not TO prescribe more
than eight ounces of intoxicating liquor In any case
except for special causes which must b. specified on the
prescription. The ters spirits" used 10 he order
defined to include all intoxicating Hguor. wines beer
ale porter. etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS
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~r Kaszeubsch.
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Carlo Patti
a. kssNRoF,-rt Robert. Mayerbeer. Miss Frgsr.
Is, potDour1i-Ia 6le du Regiment DonuizsitL
Orchss
sFusic store Of James Mcclure.
Doors open at z O'Clock. Conlert 20 commence a.
O'Clock precisely. ~ d
m PiHno-F6r.e used or this oJCaIon l. Cne O. Hal
Lat g-furapstous semi yranls and has been kindly tur
n,-hed bv Me=srs. Anles HunsyTsl 8 Co.
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