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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-15
WHO - EEEe

The Louisville Journal editors have been in
consultation with a '' gentleman Of integrity and
intelligence from this city, and they publish
his disclosures. He must have been " intalIi-
gent TO impose such revelations upon PREM
TlcE as verites, and we would be pleased to
know the individual who accomplished the sell.
The Jolsragl Of the 4th says:
An ARRIVAL FROM MEMPHIS-A gentler an
of integrity and intelligence, vino resides in
Memphis, and who left that city one week ago
passed through this city yesterday. He made
his way through the rebel lines by bribing the
sentineLs. paying two OF them the sum Of five
dollars each to induce them TO permit him to
pass When he left Memphis it was understood
there by the best informed persons that there
were from fifty to sixty thousand troops between
Memphis and Huntsville, Alabama, which inclu-
dsd al the effective force Of Gen. BeaUregard
that could be brought to bear against the com
binod armies of Generals Grant and BuelL Oar
informant SAYS that Gen. A :. Johnston has ex-
pressed the opinion that the Contederates could
take DO fortified position and hold it for any
great length of time, as all such positions could
he successfully Aauked by the Federal army.
Hence be had determined, and in that deterni-
nation be Is uDp-Tte3 by Gen. BeauegaTd, TO
seek an open fight at an early day Upsn iield
0- hts own selection somewhere n the VlcllltT
of Coriurh, Miss the location offering admira-
be facilities for such au encounter. The leading
rebels of Memphis entertain litJe hope Of sue
cess IN The grand encounter and have everything
in the course OF preparation for the destruction
of the city, if the fortunes OF var should turn
against them. Oar informant says that the BET
ter citizens Ct Memphis, many Of whom have
all along sympathzed with the rebellion, are
thoroughly discouraged with the prospect before
them. aud that if they could have a satisfactory
assurance that their lives aud property would be
protected, they would return 70 their former al
lsgianCe.
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6. Brig. Gen. Bees brigade, supported by Col
Wilcox's brigade, Col SruaTts regiment O. cav
airy, snd the whole of Watson $ battery, VIII form
the reserve and vii march VIA MiLchc.is Ford
so be used according TO Circumstance.
The light batteries viii be distributed as fol
lows;
I. To Brig ten Ewe.5 command, Captain
Walker, SIX pieces,
,. To Brig. Gen. Jones'-Capt A1crtis', and
S.auwo3d's s batteries, eight pieces
3 To Big.-Gou. LUugstreets-Cot Pendie-
toms and Capt imboden's batteries, eight pieces
1. To Bdg.-Gen. Bonham' Capt. KemPer' S
md Shields batteries, eight pieces.
.. To Col COckes-Coi. Hsmtou's and Capt5.
I.atham's and Baczwiths batteries, twelve PIE
ees.
Col. RadGord commanding cavalry, will detail
to report Immediately, as follows:
TO Brig Gen. Eweil. two companies cavalry
To Brig. Cen Jones; two companies cavalry.
To BEig-Gen LoRgsuee5, two companies cav
airy.
10 BHg.-Gen. Bonham, three companies cav
airy.
To Col. Cooke, the rer1aing companies Of cav
airy except those in special service.
Q The fourth and nth divisions after the taI
Of CeHtsTUHLe, srH GdCaHce to the attqcE Of fur
far Court HOJSs Uia the Bradd0ch anil turnpike
rJGfS, T. the north Ct me tahcr. iH'JFSL' SecoHa,
and third diUiSi0RS JgjH, q necessary, support ne
fourth aud fth divisions.
TO- In this movement the first, second and
third divisions will form the command Of BEgs-
der General Holmes. The fourth and fifth
divisions. that Of the second in command.
The reser0s will move upon the plains bett0esR
HitrheiIs Ford and Stone Bridge, and, together
with the fourth and fifth divisions will be under
thdmmediate direction of Gen. BaauregaTd,
BY command Of Gen BEAUREGARD.
THOs JORDAN, A. A. AdiUtant-G General
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The commissioners appointed to investigate
the cases Of persons confined on charge of trea-
Sou in he government forts, are proceeding rap
idly with thsir work, aud are fast clearing them
Of their inmates. They will not have accomplish.
ed their task au hour too soon; for these prisons
viii soon be wanted as places Of shelter for the
vretched fanatics whose wicked piottiugs and
reasonable denuuristious Of the government are
everywhere moving the people TO rise in Iudig-
nation against .heL.
From such harmless missiles as Iotton eggs
they may, by-ud-by, pass to something more
hurtfll 10 the adlled craUiums Of these madmen.
Even Greeley Hay be glad to take shelter for
lire summer In one Of the cool Caseunates Of Fort
Lafayette. Sooner than see the poor devil driven
TO this pass, We viii take him under our wing,
and win give him snug quarters at Fort Wash
ingtou, where, under Jhe protection Of the glOIi-
Gus mon flag, he shall have board and lodging
and, what is equally necessary good
Washing.
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River Es,z. aud sseamboas uaaiasrs.


The river IS rising slowly. At Hopeisld Il has been
within an inch and half Of high water marx Of 1855
Very little doing by boats in mercantile business The
weather was warm and spring lie yesterday Dol The sr
rivals of boats in business were the sam Hale. from
White river and tine John Walsh with some freight and
passengers from up the ver...The Era No 2, left for
White Little Rock Gazette states that Cant
Adams is arranging to ran triwseky line between the
srsausas river and Memphis The New Orleans Delta
Of SUNDAY says
The receipts by the river continue light except I'm sra-
aud mOlases There vss G-d5erease from the week bs
fore I'M ton, corn, wheat, oats pOrs lard bacon
whisky apples hay, potatoes aud ram and an uereHsa
in sugar nOasse5 tobacco flour, beef hale rope bErfsr
bran, cotton seed rice and wood. he svsl from Fed
river all n cattle and provisions The trouble Of
tting black crCyvs is u6I al plant the sesai
runuug The boats compelled 90 leave port with
half OF the number Of meu reCgil5d 10 do tns work.
the tin. 1t would Oe act Of Justice give permits
steamers 10 carry SEINE white men, Uusil sufficient
amount Of men can be Obained. We understand that
VI and after Monday, all the idle grOes caught lurking
about the steamboat landing not employed, wiz be ar
rested bv order Of the provost marshas This is rather
tight on some OF the negroes, who 60 about tht eser
putfiug .heir own prices D. Jlaman and acting as
fEough baars wer9 iu d-ty bound 90 employ them For
tine benefit OF steamboat captain are informed by
authority of provost masuas, that no Hour n bNk
! al otherwise viii be allowed 70 leave port on any
steamer unless permit is procured from the Once o
tHs provost marshal This measure was, we understand
taken in consequence of merchants shipping The Hour IN
arg, Quantities in the country and refusing 20
let the city bakers and others have H.
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From the New York Aerad- March S.l
Wall street was dull again yesterday, chiefly
in CONSEQUENCE Of the absence of news from the
army Stocks closed at a decline or I to I from
the day previous. Very little business was done
in exchange for the steamer; bankers rates Ills
to H. Gold was unchanged in price Money
steady at last quotations. The first batch of the
new legal tender treasury notes was forwarded
to Washington tor the National Bank Note Com
pany
The cotton market was firm yesterday, whila
the sales embraced about 700 20 500 bales chiaAy y
to spnners, closing with buoyaBcy on the basis
Of 2sc for middhug uplands. -Four Was in mod
crate demand, chiefly TO the same trade; com
mon and medium grades were about DC lower
while extra brands were sustained.
Wheat was inactive, and sales confined to
small lots, which afforded no criterion Of prices
which were nominal for most descriptions Corn
was active at tne recent concession in prices
sales OF western mixed, in store, We're made al
57}c, and delivered at 56c and SOC. Pork was
heavy, but rather more doing; sales of new
mess were made at Sl3 to 1925 and nov
| prime at SI0375 to $1,000. Lard was activ,
| and firm. Gugarg were steady and active, witt
| sales of about SOC hhds 4hd 500 boxes Coffee
was quiet and nominal Freigbts were steady
with a fair amount OF engagements.
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HEADQUARTEBs ARMY OF POTOMAC,
In II u L-.L

,
the following order i published for the iu-
lf0rna40H Of division and brigade commanders
l. BngadieT General Egeiis brigade, support
ell by Gen. H0lmeas brigade, viii march g5C
Union Mills Ford, and place Itself in position Of
attacs upon the enemy. Il viii bee held in
readiness either to support che aHack upon CcH-
tgyBHis OF to move in the direction of Sdulgr's
Cross hoa5s, according to circumstances. The
order to advance .gi,l b given by the COM
mander-in-chiet
,. Brig. Gen. Jones's brigade, supper ed by
Col EaTl's brigade, viii march wa McLane's S
Ford TO place itself imposition Of attack upon the
enemy ON ol sDc..t ;he Union Mills and Center
Vie road. Ii viii be held IN re4i.ness either to
sapp0rt the attack on Centeryille, or TO move in
tbs direction of Fairfax station, according te cir
cumstqnces, with Its night Rank toward the lett
of EwelFs command, more Or less distant, sc-
corduv to the nature Of the country and attack.
The order 70 advance viii be gwen by the com
msnder-iu-cbiz..
3 Big.-Cep. Longstreet's brigade supported
/ by Bng-Gen. Jackson's brirsde will march via
McLans's Ford to place itself in position Of az
tack upon the enemy en- or about the Union
Mil and CenusIvii.6 roads Il will be held in
readiness either to support the atac. en- Center
vile or 10 naays in the erection of Fairfax court
house. according 20 circumstances with its right
uauh lpWai4 b1c leiJ oi Jones command, more
or less distant, scoJrdiug to the nature OF the
/ country. The order to advance vii be given by
the c1uuander-iu-chief
4 Brig Sen. Bonham's brigade, supported BY
Col. Bar.ow's brigade, wiz march via AlitcheiTr
Ford 10 the attack of Ceulerviile The oh
wingto the left Of the thild division, more or les
distant according to the nature of the countr,
and Of the attack. The order % sdvance will b.
given by the commander iu-chieE
4 3 Col Cookies brigade, supported by Col
.Flzy's brigade, Will march vis>Stone Bridge AM
fhe fords, on the right thereof, to the attack O
Centervile The right wing TO the laIt OF ia
fosrth division, more or less distant according 3
, the nature Of the country and Of the attack
The order to advance viii be given by the CON
mander-in-chief.
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The following is a list Of the casualties in the
company commanded by Capt. Mcdonald:
KiHss-J. W. Appersou, j C Baldfdge
Eoauded-Heury Noe, arm, slightly, Levi
JOY. thigh, T. Cross foot, severely, a d.
Wethsreil J. A. Falls, ). J. McGavock, slight
lv. + A. Palmer, thigh.
Mssing-J . StTasseri, A. d. Wells.
Five horses were killed five wounded and
four missing
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
yrvvsE0 gFou rET ~rsvAvrs Facuavar

HgN1AT EvEyEse april rt
lNJTE-iH' qlo.st0u- given in tha s1rr7vlus review
f must be Understood Wholesale prices except where
otlerWi5s noticed and thar iu all cases ia the aIuz Of
small orders, higher rates will be cbsrredI
We have bad another week Of extreme duIIness g,
10'r5 affairs, operations in our general msret being
still confined to the Inesgrs requirements Of home con
sumption and reduced local trade There las been no
Improvement in stocks Of any of the leading articles m
produce and supplies are barely equal 20 the limited ds
InaHd prevailing Prices have experienced but few ant
unimportant change the particulars Of which viii o.
found duly recorded in the details which follow The
money and exchange market exhibits corresponding
degree Of inactivity with sl other brs1ehes Of trsds
and we have nothing new to report in This department
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- So sudden was the surprise of some Of
tie Yankee troops at our attacking them at
shiloah, on Sunday, that they left in their tents
the evidences of their hasty taking of. Lieut.-
Col. Rice, Of the 18th Ohio regiment, left his
breakias, in his marquette untouched, including
glass Of whisky, which he had no doubt iu-
tended to take in lieu Of a cocktail before eating,
but which in his panic, he was too quick to
leave and forget.
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Al WHOLESALE!

22J bales best rs Csnaburgs.
TO bales Heavy Drills and Ducks
10 eases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OVcTSIOeS,
IS Gents Boots,
VEOaeu's sGoUt Shoes,
~ ChildFem's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
60 Boys Shoes,
20 &" Mems Kip shoes,
Russet Shoes,
81 d" Umbrellas,
Is pieces Tweeds and Cassiuleres
30 - leans,
80 Ticking,
25 " keTSey,
20 - REeFiaOS,
AOO Plaid and Striped Do
EneStics,
20 Ginghams,
10 Heavy Shfrt5UE Checks,
I5O C8iicOcs,
80 Hickory shiTtiugs,
20 dozen Over8Efs,
E2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
500 pairs PantaIO0ns,
so suits Gray KerSeyS,
500 dozen spool Cotton.
10000 dozen Cotton KaTHs,
sOO dozen WOOI Socks,
20 -" WCOi Hose,
so q" Cotton Hose,
so - Misses and CHiIdTen's
Hose,
SO ySOsS Military Buttons,
poo lbs. Turkey Esed Cotton,
30 ms. Au5tG5sag Cotton,
30 lbs. Zephyr VSOTsteds,
30 lbs. sewing SEiatS,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown ShirGings and sHeef5Bgs-
BEeached
Checked 5aCOHet and Swiss Mus.
fins,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els.
Plaid and White LinseyS,
Canton FIamueis, Green BaiZe'
white and Red FIanneIs,
ShawIs. Reck Comforts,
Black VeIvets, AIpaCcas,
Irish Linens,
EFnHdEeTcgliefs. CTIyats, Gloves
Ladies' and Gents GaUHGIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet BarPs,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax ThreRdS, Needles, PiHs.
Table Gallery, Scissors, etc
We ofer the above, and other desirable goods
TO arrive. at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
Y Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, VIII
be taken n exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TIYLOE & CO.,
Corner Of Adams snl Second streets.
ial9-lY
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carr. o,IEAvER,s COMPANY.

The following is a list of the casualties in com
pauy i, Col Martins regiment:
EWed-Thoms Neal. Frank Bedford.
Hguadsd-Wiliiam f. Lloyd, since dead J.
Hamilton. not found; John Gutlofla Frank
Duruhy. Michael Marks, Nathan Harris, Joseph
Daron, James McDavit, John Higgins, William
Eaton, Jacob Easter, 5. H. Wilson, T. Chem
worth. r. Tucker, Lieut. William Hin, Captain
OlIaver.
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SPECIAL ORDER no. -.

July 90 1861. 5
The plan Of attack given by Bdgadier-Gensral
Beauregard, in the above order, Is approved,
and viii be executed accordingly.
j T. JOHNSTON General @ $ A
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la hz cese. coz I'D. need by original attachment, an
5Ssy-is i Flea thai defendant has remove 7ed EiEss
spd his property OF the State plaintiffs NC 90 re-
,yer seventy dola,s aud hv7 cents cue uy note a-a
- NJ It p therefore ordered by tie Court that tlE
n4- bf sci for nt, arHg before me, OF SONS otnei
1.tiee Of the Peace for SAID county, AZ my enc pa
fbs topyu tf COilerVle. on the u1a JAS OF apr ri
bar and where dsfandantlusy stieud and defend be
auif otherwise 81 viii sef proceeded win eA par q
Thfs 3rd day Of March 1902.
@blalswst. A. d. MONTGOMERY, !. ?.
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Arssrs. 2 Fa'-1tbooF, q. Miller, aid 0t5ars:
GENTLEMEN Your very kind note Of the th instant
has lust reached me- and in reply, ony say you
that thank you sincerely for the interest you have
manifested iu my behalf and that feel compelled from
the force Of circumstances TO accept your very nsroUs
offer o. benefit with the aid Of your professional ser
vices and, If convenient TO you, ] would suggest that
it take place OjdFeovys Hall" on Tuesday April
22d, 1852. 1 remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours
CHARLES YOUNG.
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HAYERSACKS AND CANTEEy STRlPS.

I WANT TWENTY THOUSAND Of each within
4 The next ten days Ladies' will dld ar pIavusgt
and aid our sodiers, by caiug q; TIE agrar of Tbfi
aud Monroe streets At once W Z. III Mt
aps tw Ordaancs Oficer
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RECRUITS WANTED "A few more men will
be received for Capt W. D. Sneeds company Of twelve
monthsme Col. Crews regiment Apply at stoval &
Ai,chsIIs old stand, Main street
sl5-Iw H. B. MARTIN. lst Lieutenant
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\ Plan d De n.a..Le or EIana..n. pInins.

Among the telics found by the Paul Prys Of
McClelian's army, on taking possession Of the
deserted Confederate camp at Manassas, the
New York Hsraia gives the following, as an
authentic document
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SOUTHERN AFTMLERY-CO5P8EY E.-By
order of the commanding officer a. Munich, LIST ieuen
assemble at Exchange Building at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. Friday. April Is.
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SUGAR AND AiOLAssES AUCTION We call
attention to The arg sa.e of these useful articles As
they OF a superior quality, presume that no one
viii stay away az Lle hour Of .aL.-Ll a.cIuc.
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". r. PAssMOl,i------o. H- Li'--.----J g. hhbsHkiL
ST TsEANI5OAT,
Commercial and General Agency
PASSHOBE, LIDE & SllRSHiLL,
STEsF.EEEg OFT,
Commercial and General Agents,
FIRST DOOR
West of Cours ard Main streets, Memphis


TTAVTNG entered into partnership for t1o irinsae-
ton Of business as S.ezuaoat, Commercial auo
General Agents, the unders ed haNe opened heu o.
&C. In 70 Tls Nos aud g. Of Union Block leutra zee
1e frst door west Of Court and Main Streets where
NV als prepared attend go business of every do
Fcnyti0n Ia their line embracing tas i2ll2"lHg
s,eumbost Agency Re-iS-l-i Lease or Renting
reivirv Storirg and Fo- Real Estate sails or Hire
,,srd ng; Collecting N0teF # g-oesi C5nYa ncs
I,iIIs ete Settling aud. 1f=very description Copy
g,iorirg Books etc. Pro ..a- or writing Letters by
,-irg be Hail. for ex direction; Advertising for
N5I,-fiops l1Gr-i-E a distance.
AL orders promptly attsndeI to for the purchase OF
sale Of mercbsudise.
In fine they prepared 70 trt1sact al kinds % 5u
slpess embraced IN General Agency.
W r. PASSWORD,
d. T. LIDE.
t.s7-7r j p MARSHAL T..
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To THE DAUGHTERS OF TIE SOsTH-We
went your aid We want 0andases S.int cloths, lint
and Old linen We grcesy need these articles H0U {
Be prompt TO sayys your patriotic brothers who have
suffered in the recent struggle. Please send a. once
supBss to Columbus and Holly Spungs Mississippi for
The hospitals belonging Gen. Hsg5ees army corps
Transportation viii b. frge and your generous dons-
tions regarded Ni.h great favor.
am, respectfully.
asI0d SurgecH &. W. LAWRENCE
Medical Director 81 army o5rps Army Of the ,fssissi,r
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AT AUCTION. Those in want of a coed
negro find chance at the Arcade this morning at
TO o'clock
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HEAVY FIEE.-TheIe were eight cases on the
Provost Mar.ha- docket at the Recorders court yes
t=rday. Edward Ryan. FOR selling liquor, was fined
ffrv dollars
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WHO WANTS TO TRADE.-It will be seen by
reference TO Mr. Cages Advertisement that there is
nothing else to do but to call a; the Aread, when you
want TO trade
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Esrncas Of 1Er. Yang.

MEMPHIS, April II, 1862
CHAALEs YOUNG, EsQ-Ds0r SIR. We mfugla our
regrets with many friends for your sufsrings since
wounded at Shluah aud feel greatful 10 the great Crea-
tor that your life spared and we ae again permit
ted TO welcome you your friends and hons in vour
afflicted condition, and feel assured tlat your fellow
citizens would be -ad 70 have testimony Of their kind
regard 70 You by tenderns y'u benefit 70 take place
a. your convenience and in tes mouy Of our ap1recis
tiOn of your superior talent as pianist aud eouuoser o
music, We atfectionatey tender you our professional
services iui that occasion T. EATZENBACK,
G.. MILLER,
J. BAEBIERE
b. L. GIBSON
F. g. SYPERT,
And others
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is. I-5s

On BAL--JJe. the slave of Nr Armour,
charged with the murder or Louis Bonnie ad bs- been
liberated o1 bail
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9aiIg appeal.
FUow ErEsEs EDTrosoF YESTERDAY
Henry Depot Destroyed
HEIT STATION. H. and %. r. r..
April '2, 1862 GP.N

! S. NJ. Jones. Superintendent
I The Federal cavalry came here this morning
abou, 10 o'clock. They surrounded the place
and kept all persons inside ths lines until they
made ready. After ordering ali private property
ont Of the railroad depot, they scatter hay ova
the premises and set them on FIRE
The place Is now, at this writing almos;
entirely consumed. There was in the depot
a5out five car loads Of government stores, con.
SS-iug Ct bacon, corn, wheat, peas, and oats
ell o. wsch Is pst saved my books, papers
etc, belonging sine company. The officer
gave me that PRIV rzc
Everything is destroyed that was not taken
away by the citizens. The Federals took nc
prisoners. Don't know whether they are gone
entirely, OF are only lying in ambush. They
have left here j. A. CARTER, agent.
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Collision The steamboat sam. Male was
considerably injured some days ago -n White river, in
consequence OF coming o. collision with the Clara
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HOSTING THE BETIsH FLAG-Last week
police CaPt-u Eltnk was ia Lafzge-te county in this
state when he le4rHei that agent Of business firm
in this city, which firm is not in the cotton business had
purchased some three hundred bales Of cotton An had
t stored some two mes and haf from .he Lafayette
depot aud Hpon tine cotton was hotstsd two British
flags. These flags had been torn down by persons in
the ueghborhood. and 2r. Steve Damon presented one
Of them TO Capt Kiiny, who placed it in the hands Of
Provost Marshal McKssick. It was expected that the
citizens in the nsigh5orhood would burn the cotton.
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OWNER WANTED Officer Mcmillan. vester-
dly, found h1gshead Of sugar hid away and covered
with boards in house ON Bra street between Shelby
and Main streets. 1t marked with the letter ! in
diamond aud can be had by applying at the Station
house. The hogshead taken from the 5,utf near
GIrs cotton shed.
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A NEW RESTAURANT DIcures cannot bet
ter serve thir tastes than by calling the Of
Mrs Etchavsrne, the east side of Shelby, between
Union and Gayoso All the delicscies the market affords
are regularly served up order In style that cannot
fail 10 be satisfactory
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ACCIDEyT-F. NJ Gaior, recently Of the
ArH,Ircbs sorry TO learn, had ribs broken
three four days ago in consequence Of falling b some
means from the train on which he was travelling near
Iuka His escape from being run over ami killed was
we are informed, very narrow The injuries are
by no means dangerous.
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BLUFF CRY TRooP.-Wantsd a few more
good men to complete nay cavalry company. Apply at
my camp at Big Spring, On Poplar street, or al ".
Howard & Co.'S No. Howards row
as1v WM. T. HOWARD, Captain