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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

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freunNlihe 3immer unO 9uten SOaro.
StRbeIb fer u. 6iuSIer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25

Neues 8OarOtnsbauS uni Qaserbter- gGirt6Ihaft.
Der unterSeihnete BAL an Der 17ten StruRe.
Dem 6il6marft gc9eniber, elm nsnes Snadz u,
Boarding 9aus er61net, oas er isinen greun,
Den unc benz 9ublitum in aGgemetnen beRsne
empiieblt.
Sn Dem SarrOOm bieIrs neu etnaeribteten
6duie8 finb ltets 0etrdnte alsr Nrt .:no better
Sudlitdt gu baben, DEFENDERS empfie6i: aber elm
@las aute6 eager.@ier
u Sinrnut
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-01-25
Sefbdfts=2 Im3ei9cn.
Sacpb &tpps,f
Smpprteur unb
Serfdufer
ron
Srnnbits, @etnen.
Gin II. @i9nrren,
Yp. 1874
- rcnO-@ trabe,
Rihntnnn R;r..aI.l

a. d.. OttN"V"Nf CNBINIVV
Ser untersei6nete empieblt 86fi6f lrini
Srsuncen unb Dem 9ublifum isin ausaebebnt,
fr'i@ an9eie9tss Eager BON 2iaueuren unb 6;
aarren, otrett tmpertirte frau,SfI6e 8ctts nh
gS~els'sSetne. @bamA 1sner, MaIasa, Sberrs NH
WSapeira 9Seine, aQer @rten 8ronntpeine gBkiI
tsp's, bUldnS. Sin, Rum unp elm a. a%fcrtirtl
Wager bon Sapana unp eiutefmiIhen GioarrrI
9auetla6li6 aber empiebIt er allen 9iebbob,l
oss puren beutfGen 8ebenfaftes feinen G6tI
geetnwetn, gu BADEN bel alien Suautitdten mn
btuisen @reilen.
au& a@tsn simbureers nnb @@wet,er.SaI
Sarptncs II. (. +.
Nehtes Selter1er. 8aGer.
que Seneuun9en rrerSen NIT Dant empfanot
lnp aus 9unthi&fe ausgefatrt. @tsberpcrtS,
IerH oertaufe ih al ben biulaRen VrciIen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02
InR IN LAnlEs.
spanIding's Prepared Liquie Clue.
STRAY BOOKS.

fsHE following volumes Of The ZrUrian end Pastors
libfafy. belonging 70 The Presbyterian Church II
lIl.hvfoUgh missing, supposed 70 have been Dor.
f0eed aud not returned; there may be uheft III lhe
ssms case. Persons having these, other volumes 10
Their possession. requested return ihem or II n
actual use to report he same. that may be known
who ifs responsible lof their return
collateral Bible. 8th vol. do.
Hgises History u the Presbyterian Church, %
part $40
gudsodhs Intellectual system la vol. $40.
Mci1heyuos works. lsi aud 20 sSIs. $50.
shlkssprare. ~ vol rvU
BOswFls Johnson, III vol eso.
J1niUss lelien. ~ vol $50
Godsmiils Animated Nature, ID and ~ sols syo.
Plulsfchs Lives. LIT vol. svo.
Rollins Ancient History, lei vol. $40.
Bsncrolt's History Of The United Stairs lsi vol sso
Goldsmith. Works, LEI vol limo.
Rollins Ancient History. 9Th snd 9th vail anb.
Popes Works. 5ih vol. Emo,
sparks Amefirsn Biogtsphy 81 yOl i2no
Pimy's L,iien - s9I limo
Rsiiques q Ancient English Poetry, LEI sOl.izmo.
November ~. 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02
His wife died in the

these three months. His wife died in the
mad -house last week."
"And the childrenf"
aOh, they both died before she did
staggered back and hurried from the
place. hardly knew which way ! went.
but instinct led me 10 the churchsard. !
found four graves which had been made N
three years. The. mother, wife. and two
children slept IN them.
"And what has done this ?" L asked my
self. And voice answered from the lowly
sleeping places" The demon OF the wine
table 20
But this was not all the work. M, no.
The next day s.w-oh God what was
far more terrible, saw It j. the city court
room. But that was no, the last nnt ne
last
saw my legal friend ~ The dsy iallaW.
ing the trial, He said John "A desgV Nss
il prison. | FASTENED to see hln hq
turnkey conducted mr. 20 his eel; the krl
turned in the arge lock the pon,ltIou> 200,
with a sharp creak swung upon its hinges,
and | sa" dead body suspended By The
neck from grating window | Gould see
nothing OF john Anderson there, but the
face had seen in the courtroom Was suffi-
cient to connrci the wo; aud ! knew that
this was all that remained Of HIM whom
loved 50 we'll.
And this was the last of The demons
work and the last aci IN the terrible drama.
All from the first sparkle OF the vine il had
been down, down, down until the foot oi
The hill had been fnali, reached!
4 he raH
once more walked amid the flashing saloons
and re,el halls, wished that ny voice had
had power to thunder tie lite slory q which
had been witness. into the ears ot all
living men!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02
AN lMP1RTANT DiscoYERyi
For the Cue Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
4 ii L MAk0kA ARABICA,
MllLggDR0UGM, n. G.

discovered by hiSslUNAki white tasslbg
10 Arabia.
A 81 who are sufisnpg IRON Cursun.pl,en shoald
~ use The hAkUkA Aha Lila, dissuss,.o ~ .
M.ss.oIsy u ntnbs.
81 Rhd 4fe threatened N.tL Cou,umttion slouid
use tAt NAkUhA AEaBiJA. dI,e0s,ica " MU
si6nsf3 a. Aia1ih
ST. Wbsats sullails ION BalcLuE should 90
~ AahuhA AhAbi,A, opss,sfsu ~ Missionary
ia AffHiAf
~. 80 ~ .vae,ins non so,s Throat. etsl, sra
iNiat sh0pAd 49, ~. hAkGkA AhAbIt n. daco
,snt, !, Missionary 10 Arsls.
Al Nhs y, .atitint iron, Arihns. ssroivlp -, u
PAM IA So he sLali. 49, IT, Ahkt ~ ~
bit ,,.,ass.s. MB.lrLsIy IN hlstp
d tss,' tatstGlrI
II Gu - Bi.4tLajt
II cafes so. threat. IststF 81 Ca
IL CUfss Asthma, etnluia. sna ~ lttan & ItI ss1
Tins untqUaiisd itmedy d uox iof IL, 81 a.
tf0dUreu 10 The public.
Il Vas pfosldehiiaily disootefsd ~ . ht,s,obsr
while Bayeing 10 Afabis. lie ss,cuIea oi tans1mp.
ton ~ ~ use alter his case bad been pronounced hope
less By learned Physicians IN EUnpe.
lie hss forwarded ne IN writing, foil account Of
hIs own extraordinary cure. and u y number u other
cures which have under his observation and also
q toll account o. the medIcine.
~ bis request, and impslled by desire 20 extend
knowledge ~ This remedy 10 The pubic. We have had
his communication printed 10 pamphlet form for free
distribution. ~ interest 10 enhanced ~ IN accom-
which be gives % some u The scenes 81 the syrian
sseies Which he obainsd from ,hoss who were spissi
~ thai awful tragedy,
This pamphlet may be obtained ct our Office. o. u
1ili be scni free BY mail TO ell eho spply for q.
We import the MAkoRA .ARABiCA direct from
smymalbfoUeb tho house Of Gloon A Gyhvbs. and
Ne have sl~sSs on hand foil supply put W 10 bottles
ready Tor usr will TOLL dir, rtions.
Pfice oue dnllsi tei hoil. Sent by mail - Wesp
% price and 20 cents Is, po.,sge
For sale, wholessle aud ~, 81 ~
LEEDS, GILMORE 4 co,
importfs - Ufugs snd Melirssa
o. Lbtiiy ~, NY
Ai-e, ~ Druggists generally. sss
March 10. sa--isme
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHTIaDILPHfa.

PHIIADI IPHths
benevolent Institution established " specisl Endow.
nent for The Relief 81 the siek aud Distressed. ~.
ficied with vuuisnt and epidemit Dissttes
and especially ior the ore = Dlseas,a
OF he sexual o. Eabs.
MEDICAL ADVICE gwen GRATIS. ~ the Acting
- Surgeon. I'll who apply ~ letter Nth adeseHp-
lion Of Their condition. (sge occupation, habits " lie,
6e..) and - eases d extreme poverty, Medicines fur
Bisbed tree ~ chstge
VALUABLE REPORTS on spetmstonhus. aud
other Diseases q the serusl Organs. and he NEW
REMEDIES employed in The Di.penssfy, ssni 10 the
afflicted 10 sealed letter envelopes. free oi charge Two
or three stamps fJf postsRs viii be- setspfais.
Address DIX. ]. skILLIN HUrGHIDN. AcIing
Surgeon, Howard Association. No, ssUib klnlb st..
Philsdelphis. Ps. BY order ofthe Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARTWELL. President
GEO. FAiRCHILD, sseretsfy.
March ~. ss--lau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25

From The Richmond Examiner
1t is understood that there are two prominent
topics Of discussion in tie secret session of Con
gTess.
/. An inquiry as % the provision Of the Con
sttution with reference to the reorganization Of
the government under the permanent COnstftu
ton denomination of the Cabinet
:. Message Of tae President rsi0ray the bill 10
create the office of commanding general The
veto message is understood to have been under
discussion yesterday, in secret session, 20 recon-
slider q vote that had been taken
Il had been commonly supposed the bill had
been approved by ,he President, I'm consequence
Of the nomination Of General Lee 70 take charge,
at the seat of government Of the conduct OF
mi itary operations etc. L appears, however
that the appOinuHent was made without refer
euce to the office of commanding general Is
created by Congress, but in general and ordinary
discretion OF the President as himself the head
OF the army.
The following is a copy of the order assign
ing General Lee TO duty III Richmond
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADIUTANT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFyTCE
RICHMOND March 10. 1862.
General Robert lee ID assigned TO duty az the Of
government audi grfT aie drscfOE or ths President Is
charged with the conduct Of military operations thu
armies II llie Caule!erscy.
BY order of tLe Secretary of War.
s. COOPER.
Adjutaut and Iuspecl0rGSrneraL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 5.
EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS. {
MEMPHIs Tenn N rch % b. 1892

p n
L Sta-e required by a1 Act IT fbe General Assembly
passed Ma eh 18th is61 the TO wing orders -veus
L The Judges ri Chsirmar Of Toe Coclly Cons e
ward and town within their r--I c-ivr c1aui=- asz
duty it shall be 20 take and make .u releat 9f re
-ble-b0died mae crZsEs E-d IuEs1i. i.sEt Ci said -
rict ward sad town between TIE s-- ~ eighteen e.
ifty FIVE and make return th r-0f 90 ths AlHtaut i-
we Judges ana cnaIlnen az tie var o7s COMFY courts
Fiii Iuule iatey msae their appointment ald zee ls
he agents enter at ouse upon ledschlrea ot their s
II. UDoH he -cturu Of elroUm.n. from counties an
order lf orgauiza ion vii lssia-blt t rulh crrsr
zstion is completed The orisr= OF 'te Collmald-r Ia
lsnei vii De isau through tie cflers c3llal-ils
tbs milit 8.
III The attention Of eaptsins c1rrautuy volul ser
companies who hsvs her tofOte, Who mas hereafter
soiuuteer into The CoIfe ierais s-r-e is called she
following ssctiOrs cf said Act. Fizs
" sec Z. BE it fur Ter enact Iaut he nar-s .--G
music foi' % th- vri us 20 uGe-r companies lrl
" this State, who Layeor llav hereafter .aut.sr ID
the Comic edrrate service durng ,l.s was -ha be- for
ever preserved in the archives of .La State as th1s
OF the luut-er corps Ct she ata tcr S0utEelu indie
peudencs.
Sec BE s, further enacted, That ia or.ar ip cary
ont the prov si0ns If section ~ thi< Act sa hs
the entv Of the eap'aius Of companies o. furnish
minute r5u OF their companies 90 the sdiutGut Ca--
" eral n the stat. whose duty shah bs .I-saslri5
" the IN a well bound b1ck~
The minute roll OF company is one that viii show
ne names Of al who are row or havs b=eI es5ers
rhH company.
The object Of sad act can only be sscursd b. cap
tsins Of volunteer compares g. once forwarding TO- @
AdiItaut 8enetai OF the State such rlf which ll-v
are hereby ordsred 90 do
By comm md OF ISHAN HARBIs
Comm ,uier iu Chief
w. C WHrrHoaNE, ADJ I'd aHt telcraL
The REsERVE MILITARY CORPS OF TFNyFz5Er Fae
THE - DISTRICT 1F - CJUSrF
Names OF ta0ss who have S.lus. Of those WIN b4
not served tour Of uuy. no. served tour Of Iaty
between the ages Of Isl between The AGES Of q
and 4I ard So
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
EDITORIAL CORBEsPONDHNCE.


! Indications have for some weeks, as is too
veI known poizted 10 the evacuation of Peusacola los
/ our army From what learn, that well devised
and very necessary movement 10y this time comp stad.
our forces have ussrs all been tli. avn and viii De
sen. 20 point where they are most needed. al iu-
formed by army officers who have just arrived from Pen
sse7Iu In q. s city, that a gums tat sygr r0r.abe
have been moved and the few That were left behind rom
darel uuseriegaJle TO the enemy The step indeed has
been executed with much u4astery ability SIS was the
evacuation of Columbus tho enemy being kept i'm the
DARK until il TOO late lor linn to -a5arrass our forces
during lhs progress Of the undertaking / learn that
every house and tenement that can be Of any vsue 20
toe enemy u DIS occupation of the place will be burned
. 90 The GROUND or otherwise destroyed
% stated that the Federal force BOW at Fort Ti-sel,
does number fifteen hundred the bulk OF chem
having been transferred to Shin IsaHI strengthen
Butler u bis e9ntemu assd raid Mobile or Rev Or
leans, as the case may be-
No who has closely watched tlis fail to be
struck with tile emiusu ut prapriey of this movement
ii has thrown into active service one of he finest bodies
Of troops connected with our army who have for nearly
twelve months been comparatively Idle and inactive
It is step towards the policy Of fore
sladoued in the late message Of the President to Com
gress, aud is 30 far, commeudGb- True it gives mp
Psnsl0a the occupation Of ,he enemy, but that of
little avail aud u IS even doubtful IF it VIII be regarded
as tempting rrza 10y the wiley Me ielIsu Dis sabor-
dinsse at Fort Pckens should Federal army, how
ever De thrown there the purpose of threatening au
advance upon this city Mob e ths design Of such
move will a foed by preparations Of ample charac-
fer tla now being made, and viii uauspirs in due
time.
The Pensacola army such uf them, at least have
seen and couyersed with have the mistaken and
abiding confidence Iu the cpserrv OF gen Brg-- and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
TETE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-.

On the 18th the senate rejected TIE propose
ton introduced by Mr.. PHELAN, of Mississippi
to limit, by heavy taxation the production Of
cotton tins wear The majority were of opinion
that the bill was unconstitutional The scheme
was discussed several days, aud ELECTED, Incl
dentally, several able expositions of the theory
Of government, and State sovereignty.
in the House Of Representative, a resolution
offered by Mr. CURRY. Of Alabama, fixing the
3lst inst, as the day of adjournment ofCmgrsss,
and the 18th OF Orto5sr next, as ths-day for its
! Ire-assembliug, was. after some discussion, I'M
definitely postponed by vote of ayes 42-
noes 90.
A resolution was adopted, instruc6Dg the
committee on commerce to inquire into the pro
Priety Of making all Southern ports, ports Of
entry
A bill was passed, apPropriating money for the
payment of collectors Of the war tax in those
States which have assumed tho payment of said
tax
Mr KENNER, from the committee on ways and
means, reported the general appropriation bin for
the support of government, which was made the
special order for the 20sh
In the House on the 18Th, a resolution was
adopted, that the COMMITTEES on claims inquire
into the ezpedisncy OF providing means 10 pay
for damages to private property by the military
service
On the I2th INST a resolutio9 was introduced,
returning thanks Of Congress to the officers of
regiments and-compauies, and the privatas fur
their gaIEsut defense of Fort Douelson. I. was
referred 20 the special COMMITTEES, whieirepor.s
tlrough M. FooTE. of tennessee. tie chairman.
sTesoluHou OF thanks TO the geuera-conul,.nl-
ing. The resolution was pun upon its passage,
a1d the vote was q tie. Itwas then laid upon
N Fable.
Ia reply to resolution asking the President
for d copy ofleu CHTTESDES's report Of the
battle Of FISHING Greek, the Secretary Of War
says: "Gen- -CEuTESpES as3emcndej court
.of inquiry into tbe baele>sal the cause of the
disaster, the proceedings Of shich.hsye not been
received, and no official report Of the battle has
been received
Bills have been introduced proviliug relief t>r
the families Of deceased soldiers, who sre lock-
ing 10 relief 10y pensions or otherwise. aud Tor
discharged sick and disabled soldiers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25

DESTRUCTION or CROPS IN NORTH CARO-
LISA.-We learn that our military commander,
OF the South are taking measures fOt the de-
sruction Of private property likely to fall into
tine hands Of the enemy Il is proposed in 81
cases that admit Of such warning to give Motif
cation to the planters to remove their crops
WliHu a specified time to places Of security
General orders are said to have been signed by
the Secretary of War for the removal within the
military department Of North Carolina Of all
cotton, tobacco and naval stores, east of the
Wilmington and Weldon railrOad Such of the
above mentioned products as are in exposed DO
sitiOns are required 10 be removed or secured by
the 25th instant, otherwise they i'll be destroyed
by the military authorities.- Richmond ELaH5i-
urT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
STOLEN

.-,N ssturI nig.t. March I'D 1897 frosa ~
{ rba residence of l,rs 3, the tus5s
lS-p Flsos. r1.d. -br-a miles f-on Ne emphis 49,
n T.rk .or-eI HORSE. about esrs Old has white
not N, hs forehead sud ~ bite ring around his l-it
hind foot PAGES and rs-res IL head high-0uth kners
Iitrla sprung ald be- Goout fifteen haEds high. Aso
-,ol.-, ~ The same tlle au ld American saddle.
rrtsr reward VIII be gwen for the recovery Of the
b,~st And Also for the d-fec ION of the thief Apply
to JAMES H. LfTrIst FIELD
uihaJ3ts On the place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25

Passengers, who l=lt Coru-a sunday, inform
as that the impression lh-Ee was that the enemy
hed gone beck to the tennessee, and crossed
the river such was the report Of the scouts,
who also stated that the Federal force had been
greatly exaggerated Daily si,irnishing between
the picZets had taken place oud several prison
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25

FEDERAL MOVEMENTS ~ THE RIvER-We
learn, Uia u. G. R, that the Yankees have been
quite busy in our river, both above and below
Fort Pulaski They have one rifle cannon Ga an
old hulk near Decent island, two and halfmiles
south of Fort Puaski; one on the Martello
tower, and "a battery Of Dahlgrens and COlum-
biads ON the p0u. Of EyUee and battery Oh
Dauiuskie land, apparently Of four guns.
The fleet at Iybee consists of one ship of war,
one bark discharglng, and TWO coal scLo0ners
off ne point.
On Thursday week the rifad cannon on the
Asrteil0 tower was fired once at a BOAT near the
north wharf Of CCckspUr, twice at the hospital,
and once at the fort, neither shot taking effect
No additional batteries have been erected in the
river above the l0gt-SaUmgHah Republican
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
FEDERAL EEGIsLATEON FOR TWE
NDTTTH.

The Federal Congress has two propositions
under consideration, in regard to the policy to be
pursued toward such S.ates as their armies may
overun, and it is manifest that the lines ara
about TO be drawn between the ultraists and the
conservatives.
Tn the House the territorial committee has
reported a bin. which, it Is understood, has re-
ceiyed the Endorsement of the Senate committee
This is the platform OF the politicians of the
CHASE and SUMNER school, and the abolition
majority vii, we suppose. pass it, /, estab-
fishes territorial governments in the conquered
States. assigning 70 them executive, legislative
and judicial officers to be appointed by The Pres
ideut who shall form governing council, but
especially providing that slavery shall in no
way be legally recognized. This bill is virtually
one to establish universal emancipation in tha
slave States.
The second propositio1 comes from Senator
DAVIS, Of Kentucky. It provides for retaining
the integrity Of Sta.c goveumauts, the punish
uient Of the C0nte5sratss, coutsca-ion,- the
restoration OF the Southern States to the Union
upon their old footing. This programme, says
che New York Herald, is believed to have the
approval of the President and a majority OF the
Cabinet"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
GENERAL ORDER No. :
HEADQC QCARTGRS zsD GRAND DVrsros.
Army oF THIS KISS lsSIprT

ARMY or THIS Mss .sSIprF
JACAs0S Tenn. nslcl s.l lsf1
OFFICERS ADD soldiers -ra-t ling under r-a.-
and on leave or nu-ough are reqsgeI on .i-.- a.
ris al al niiisry station % report ir a1te Cd q q
commanding officer q hose u9t complying WIN f- Il
regllstop, and all " ho Iray BE- osnd 1 o- b-r-
ard camps without proper written a1thor--- -a- ~
prom pity arrested and turned ever 30 rI- .---.
regular trains f1r -spsrfation O.. sa-.r ...---
Proper guard WI b. dstaiei BY eolaUaliers lae ne
efficient execution Of this order
H. 10 leaves 0f shssHcs y furfrr.ats sraar m -.--
geoB's cerlthcs1e setting ia.la -s'sssi-v a.--s
location viii BE- granted ua.-. approved Isl tha-
quarters. All such al have as-1 .-a1s % are ra.HaF
and he parties are V4quir-d % rsI u lhsr -aase ~
s. aiions im1 1teiy, OF 1a lolsiis-i l-.a---rs
III. No ofhces wife ~ laniiT VIII 1e rC-ur-.- -s rs
main with tie trooas u -hs reid. and n sfe-r win
under Shy crru lncss Be allowed to absent rfE
a. uI ght IRON bis proper -tsl6l.
by command oi a..ar t1euarsl EEsae
tEtf- g. C4aE.s
ul21 lw Assi.tsal Adiutaaf C.1a.-l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
rrnron,e,,l. ID rhe FedernI 10.

RIcHgoyD, March 2l.-lnformatiou from Norfolk
stes that ON The 23th uumbor Of transport tcamers
entered t Roads The previous evening An except one
we're painted white aud were crowded w Ga troops
They apparently came across the bay from the eastern
shore. supposed q, reinforce Burnside OF at.sca Hsgu
fsr There were between ninety and one hundred
sailing vessels and steamers u the Roads yesterday
EzcI5cf for Confederate Prisoner.
RIcHHoND, Starch 4a-Iu Congress resolution has
been adopted 10y the House of Represenatvs directing
the Secretary of 7Tar 90 pay out of contingent laud
money a tine aid and relief Of Coufsiorat- soldiers now
In the hands Of ths enemy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
FOR SALE!

I HAVE very desirable plzee twenty us.'ss saaz-
1 below Memphis on the Arkansas side of ta4555f
he aIsziss pi river containing six hundred ,iit
sarss 81 deadsnsd, two lundrsa uucer tele- -
one kuud elsarsd and hty or szty narly cleared,
which could be put IN with very little work. havf
also very comfortable DWELLING and ALI necessary
suthorfsss. well and sisferr, and orchard ssiE
place l. entirely protected from overflow ul -sa-s
be asoys described place far tern. Of ysa-ssl oe
irlfe Ter Nsgr0es
Il y aiss very dssir-b place fo- wood yard both
a higd ard low water.
rnhl9 I've H p Ri R4ETT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25

TIE WIyTEB rs THE NORTH-A cores
Pondent at Bradford, Vermont writes that In,
snow is deeper this year IN that region than If
has been .ol "a number of years 1t is almost i'm
possible 90 get along on the roads. At the VII
lage Of Piermonf, N. H., just across the river, a
boy of fourteen years, named Drown, lost bis
hat He followed it into a field, and there per
ished from exposure to the extreme cold -Bos
ton TraUeisr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25

An AWKWARD POsiwON.-We learn that sn
Monday night last, a house at Mexican Corner
occupied by two families, was Sc completelysub
merged in snow that In the morning nothing OF
it c0ald be seen. The inmates attempted ID
escape by tearing boards from the gable ends Of
the house. but did net succeed in making then
exit, and they wcie obliged 10 remain in thai
position until the neighbors gathered to dig then
out BY uHaa'ing forty feet through the SNOW
the biOcsade- families were released Portland
LM.L Idr.tt..r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
ATTEVTEON n!

III members af my company absent from e=mp
ygIl f4por, themselves ~ Camp. at Big spring, o.
or 'a, o5 JAHES A. wIGGs. Captain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-25
al GOOn BARHEIMI

NAN be bad in ths purchase el my premises -
~ on the liermsu-ouTn plans r0sd less chan f757f
half mile from iho CorP7-a'e lmits OF the liil
city Of Memphis. Thee are two tsaeuleuss A53.aA-
enc water. a0ih well and csterI be ursrli4- lis
property viii be ia u-arze: until the ls Of April 1szt
For terms apply TO Hs or TO W. q. Mcclure. casair
Bank Of Memphis
mh22 g JOHN MILLS