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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

BREAK N THE CANAL.-A break was dis
covered in the Augusta anal this morning, st
RAYS Creek Acqueduct, Just above the govern
mens powder mill. II is thought il viii take
from three tn six days to repair the damage
augusta Chronicle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

EFA preacher presented a~revolver TO q soldier
tefore bis departure for the seat Of war, with the
following injunction
"If you get into q tight place and have to use
f.. ask Gods blessing g you have time, hut be
.irs aud not let the enemy get the start Of you.
You cen say amen after you shoot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

MOUREs HER SOHs.-Tbe Mont
romery Adrsrtiser, Of the 9th inst, says; 1t
Z said that misfortune never comes singly, and
ire truth Of this old adage appearst to be fully ex-
e1opli6ed in the present instance, for none will
denv that the State and the country have suffered
a triple misfortune in tue death OF Two Of me
r,osf talented and gifted IONS Of Alabama, and
m disabling Of q third. Col. Bullock and Col
Merlin are 10 more, and Col Forney, it is probs-
lie. win be disabled for life. Seldom have ouI
peaple been called to noun the loss, at one time
Il 50 many OF her leading citizens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

ETIt is stsEd by TIE sen Antonio Herald
fbst Dr.. Cameron, whom Gen. Houston charged
IN tie sensts Of The United Sts.ss as being in
partnership with Judge WatrOus, Of the Federal
court, vas killed IN the recent fight Al Mata-
ElorE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

Y Bdg-Gen- John B. Floyd arrived at
knoxville on Monday evening last, from West
ern Virginia. His command viii render inPor-
tsnt seryice - somewhere in the west,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

II The Nashville Union Of the 3ls%tannounces
the formation Of two new regiments from Ten
nsssee. at Fort Donelson. OF one Of these,
composed Of companies from Montgomery
Dickson, Robertson and Cheathsm, james Z.
/ Baily was elected colonel, Alfred RObb, lieu
tenant colonel and Captain Fike, major, al OF
whom are from Montgomery county. Tn other
regiment is composed Of companies from Stew
art, Dickson, Montgomery, Robertson, Cheat
ham and Humphries and Alabama and Ken
lucky. George Stacker, of Stewart, was elected
colonel; - Sugg, Of Montgomery, Lieutenant
| colonel, and II. c. Lockhart, Of Stewart, major.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

h~sEEIoUs-The fredericksburg Net's learns
SHAT Col Bate, Of he "a Tennessee regiment
hid q gun carriage losdsd with fodder SO as Il
appsar to be 8 cart loaded. several Yanke,
bysss approached. when that =" fodder stack %
sent 5 oaruon bel snoDg them, and they sbau-
5aned their com stesliug expedition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

w Robert G. Scott. Jr., Of Virginia, former.
" %. 8. consul at Rio, has arrived safe st q Con-
federate port. The Linoolnite authorities tried to
get him into troubls at Rio.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

a Affairs have settled down il Garter and
johnson counties, and peace reigzs within their
borders We learn that several companies Of
volunteers are being raised IN them for the Con
fedeTate service, one Of which was organized last
week. Our young friend. Jas Brooks, was elect
Ell captain. This WIl be the first ompany from
Carter-J0Bss50r0' Express, Dec. y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

y The United States slOops-ofwar MacedO-
Man and Constellation, Of twenty-five guns
each, have been ordered to cruise in foreign seas
for he protection Of American commerce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

y 4 good book and a gifted woman are ex-
cellent things for those wbo know how to Justly
appreciate their value. There ars mcn, how
erHg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

Y The London Chronicle expresses the oPtn'
ion that Wilkes. too, should be surrendered to
Tie Bnstish government, as q pirate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

SINGULAR AcCIDENT,-A small child o. Mr..
James Hclcomb, Of Russell county, Ala, was
killed by q large turkey gobler On the lIth inst.
The turkey spurred the child ia the top Of ths
head. causing instant dsata.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

Fog PaIsoNERs.-We noticed at the express
Office yesterday, twenty-three large boxes filed
with clothing, from Fortress Monroe, On route to
" Pusoners-ofwsr, Tuscaloosa, Alabama" We
are glad to see the Lincoln government showing
SEINE SignI Of humanity-AHgastG Chronicle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

CoTToH sCARCE-We read that a BIZ. Her
rinQtou, of New York, has invented q machine
for untwisting Of cotton ropes, of which 1t is
said thers is 8 large supply ia the city, In order
to obtain E supply Of cotton for manufacturing
,,urnosaR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

- The Columbus Ners says: Immense
quantities Of ice are floating down the Missss-
ippi from the cold regions OF the North i per
feet gorge eft was visible yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

CALCULATISG MISUNDERSTANDING Of the
Herald, one Of the Cincinnati papers says:
The New York Herald Is deyising what to DO
WITH our army and navy after next 4th Of July,
before Nlieh time, It says, rebellion viii have
been crushed out, and tho anniversary Of our IA
tional indePendcsee win be celebrated with IN
wOnted rejoicing b. ~once mere united people"
In order to keep thee employed, it suggests
the svenging Of tbs indigESJs offered US BY
England. France and Spain, IN "a prospective
intervention in Mexico, the expulsion u every
veslige OF English and Spanish r1lt irom Zoe
North American continent, 5he extension Of the
empire Of the United States over Canada to the
North Pols on the one side, aud the Isthmus Of
Darien on the other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02
GEN. sIcKLEs.-Tbe following paragraph sp-
pears in the Washington correspondence Of one
oF the New York Sunday papers

Orders have been issued, l understand, to
raise the rebel blockade on the lower Potomac,
and Brigadier-G General Sickles is said TO be on the
Rev rirs for a brush with the disunionists in
that rein. He's a fne man is Gin. Sickles, and
eff he's as mulch beloved by his scjers now as
be was when on Staten Hand, their isent won Of
EN- as wouldent cheerfuIly foller him TO his death.
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= A letter ION CoInmbus, pubIIshsd b ID

Y A letter from Columbus, published in the
Nashville Union, has the following paragraph:
The Lincoln, or Tory scouts under Col. for
merly iudge) Williams. Of Mayfeld, Kentucky,
! now in the Hessian army, have lately made
forays to Pennington. Murray, Concord and
| Congersville, Henry county, Tennessee, carry
ing off forty or fifty mules and horses, and sew
eral citizens who were known obe friends Of the
South. They also robbed three stores II Farm
ington, twenty miles north Of Paris, aud burnt
thyee houses, and carried of a dozen slaves.
About fifty Hessian dragons did this. The
party was within eighteen miles Of Paris. twenty
miles Of the railroad bridge and twelve from
Fort Henry. Such r~Gscally Hessians and tories
ought 70 be hung, drasR and quaTte7sd, -
| especially Col. Williams, late circuit Judge Of
this circuit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

THE MILWAUKEE NEGROES GOING TO Cm-
CAGo.-The Milwaukee H1eoAsia slstes that
nearly all the colored people have LETT that city
for Chicago, having taken fright ~ tho lynching
OF Clark. which occurred there q Gw weeks
sgo. "There are now, says that paper, " not
more than ten or fifteen lst in ouf city. In
Chicago there are over 300 Of them. and there
they are employed in all manner OF oocupa-
tions-as waters, BARRIERS, hack drivers, stew
ards, poaers, etc. Here there is not one en-
plOyed as a waiter, noy IS n porter, uCr SIS a
hack-driyer, AID but thee or iom a. BARRIERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

The YANKEES on THE SOUTH CAROLINA
COAsT-The following, taken from the New
York Tribune Of the DIST, is a fair specimen Of
the Yankee stories of the South;
The steamship Atlantic, from Port Royal the
18th, arrived here yesterday. She brought l2O,-
600 pounds of Sea Island cotton, with the intor-
nation that 400, 600 pounds more would be ready
10 come by the next steamer. Interesting and
valuable letters from our correspondents will be
found elsewhere.
A dispatch, dated two or three days before the
sailing Of the Atlantic, states that depression OF
spirits prevails throughout the whole South tina.
the general feeling is as If absolute failure had
already settled upon them that tie sugar plant
FRS are all Union mem and that If We take Mo
bile or New Orleans the cotton planters viii sll
bring their cotton in for sale. Furthermore, we
are told that there exists at the South very great
restitution, and that the planters have nothing
TO feed their slaves on. There has been a great
instruction of blacks in Mississippi, and an
immense quantity Of property has been destroyed.
$4,000 on the Quitman estate alone, is said
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02
.NIILITARY FTNERAL NOTICE.

T4E deiaehneats Of the CITY GUARD. the Or
i fsdsrate Guards and the Washington GrGys, -
tailed FOR duty al the funeral obseaai-s Of ths lac
Cap ain Hamilton, Of the southern Guards, viii a.
ssmble punotusiy as = O'clock THIS Ih1rsdsyl
MORNING, 81 the Gayoso Hal, Hai1 street
ISL q. WELL
ja2It Commsndisr.
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+. B. FOGG,
ANDREW EWING,
THOs. WASHINGTON,
JSO. MARSHALL.

Whereupon the resolution in said c~Ommunica-
ton was unanimously adopted by the board, and
a copy Of these proceedings ordered TO be forth.
with furnished to the receiver, and the board
then adjourned.
A true copy from the minutes. Attest
d. WEAVER Cashier.
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nrpLr nr ans rLANrER,s pANK.
PLANTERS DAMN OF 1EhNEsSLE
Nashville, Tenn, Saturday Dec. y, 1861.

PLANTERS bAhk OF 1EhhEsSEEt [
Nashville, Tenn, Saturday Dec. % 1851
The board of directors met this morning at 9
o'clock. Present o.. Ewing, president, F. b.
Fogg, j mes A. McAlister, \. S. Duncan, W.
W. Berry, Thos. W. Evans, G. f. Hillman and
Alex. Fall, EsQuires, Directors.
When. sitter attending to tho ordinary dis
counts, q written communication signed by the
counsel of the Union and Planters bank fTen-
nessee, was presented and read to the board in the
words and figures following, to-wit "a decree
having been rendered in the Confederate Court
at Nashville, sequestrating the stock held in this
bank by a large number of stockholders who are
decreed by the court to be alien enemies: and the
receiver, S. X. COckrill, having applied to the
board for transfer Of the stock of those individ-
uals to the Confederate States, and the bank
having rot yet been made a party to the proceed
ing in the Confederate court, and no decree as
vet entered against the bank requiring It to make
these transfers, therefore,
Resolved, That the board respectfully decline
making the transfer of stock as required until
the bank is made a party to the proceedings IN
the Confederate court, and a decree entered re-
curing the board TO make transfer of stock, and
then they viii feel bound to comply with the or
der Of the court.
The undersigned, counsel Of the Union and
Planters banks, advise the directors of those in-
situations TO adopt the above preamble and IT.
solution.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE GITY.

The Circulation Of the BALI
APPEAL Is larger than Enat o.
TF,a UnSFv gssv Press Combined
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INTENTION, C0EFEDERATE GUlRD,

Won viii meet At haiEpasi eight o'clcek
! (ThursdsyJ MORNING. az the Mayors odice. for
ne pur1oss q attea Ing the funeral Of the late CAPT
HANuT0S A punerusi Attendance Is rsqgsstsd
BY order q =. r. BEGBIE U~aptslu.
re- - J. Is MILLER o 81
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ImpoR. FAINT CORREspONDENCR.

We iv.d the following correspondence between
the rec ives nnder the Confederate sequestration
act, a'nd tho officers Of the Planters and Union
banks, at Nashville. The correspondence will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02
REPLY OF TIE UNION BANK.

UNION BANK OF TgSEEsSEE,
NASHVILLE, December %, 1851.
At a meeting Of the board Of directors of the
Union Bank Of Tennessee this day, tho following
preamble and resolution were unanimously
adopted, viz:
A decree having been rendered in the Con-
federate court at Nashville, sequestering the
stock held in this bank by a large number of
stockholders who are deemed alien enemies by
the court, and the receiver, S. X. Cockrill,
having applied TO the board for transfers Of the
stock of those individuals 10 the Confederate
states, aIrd s-~ hank having not yet been made
a party to the proceedings in tne Confederate
court, and no decree as yet entered against the
bank, requiring it to make these transfers, there
fore
RESOLVED, That the bank respectfully decline
making the transfer Of stock as required, until
the bank is made a party to the proceedings in
the Confederate court, and q decree entered re-
curing the board to make transfer Of said stock,
and then they will feel constrained te comply
with the order Of the court.
Extract from the minutes Of the board.
J.. COREY, Cashier.
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The Trent AGnir--MasOn and SIideIl 10 BIO
E~urraudRred.
La.es, from the Tndi.n Counury.

The following letter published in the Fort
Smith Ne1s of the Path, gives the latest and
fullest intelligence we have from the Indian
aarltnrr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

THE Interest o. NORNAN HURD In rhs srm Of
i HgBBELL, HCRD & HUSTON, psassd a. Ia
DEATH November 18Th. 49,.
The undsrsiNsd viii e~oHtilua tie BUSINESS under he
style o. Hahb5u H1stoa = CO.
=. =. HUBBELL.
JsnTsy is+& Wa B. HusroN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

The House Of Representatives at Frankfort has er
PEELED Messrz Elliott Matthewson, Slyertooth, Long,
Boone, Merritt, Ewing and Gilbert for aiding the rebel
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O-DD-FELLOWs' HALL
YOUNG &
Booksellers and SsaliOners,

Odd-Eeuovvs' Hall,
Memphis -.-.....-.--..- Tennessee
DLASK BOOKS.
ID LedEsrs. JourusE
Day Bvsks.
C4sb Books, snd tveIy variety o. Blank work
IT, tsrEs Q asaorzsrt 81 ne C1ufsdsrats ststsL
Ter sac y YOUNG b D OTHER
No ZIG Main greet.
Jnfer Odd-Fsucws HsE
ia2 Memphis. TeunsRssa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-02

1CHMoS January / Private dispatches re-
ceived in this city state that the Federal feet was land
ing troops at Biloxi. one hundred miles from Mobile and
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE,

GOOD Family RockawRy or Buggy HOREE-
u Is g . size. and can be rrs51nz ended a. kind and
is5It WALKER NELSON a co
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nfRri,ish snbiccEs.
The EedernI Thrill.

The reoent FEDERAL tariff act is causing greet cor
Ion among the importers Of sugar and coffee
Ueteusa NJ PrFsouer..
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NASHVILLE, January l.-Goy. johnson, Of the provS-
lonsl government Of kentucky, has Issued his proclsms
don for the election on the 22d inst, Of eleven rePresen
tAtlves TO the Confederate Congress under the permanent
constitution. The election VIII take place by general
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addressed
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Mcdi-
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Ransom Bartle and Wallace in Quasque-
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independence, Aug. 81. 1923 ly
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rVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

TINE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
L. OF A SUFFERER.-Published as II
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Men, and those who suffer with Nervous De
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June al l9G2 fll.2m
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Washington Township, Continued.

Older Stevens 5 4 Ms ID Al, e IS lot 4, 4,
do do lots 3, b 4.
Its 2to5,b II. 1884 ESQ 1880
Older B, $ 4 Ms Add lots s. b Is, $50 81 9s4
Obenchan John, Ms Add ~ # ,b4 2940 80 1929
Older, Lee d Co. & Ms Add Its 2, b lS,
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Pierce S, Melone's Add lot l, b. $50 SO 513
Phelps D, pit ne d Sc SO 9 80 1856 l09 IL 95
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Parsons G B, 4 Ms Add, Its Z g. TO- 1859 35 10 IS
Passage Gg go Ms2 Add ns hlbl, 600 65 665
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Robey G. d Ms Cd Add. Its ), b 2G, 3l3 80 352
Ross Caldwell Ms Add. - # 1t f. b 5, 50 So 535
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CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.

As Diarrhe Cordial it is unequaled. See
testimonials in Almanac. Price Is cents per
bottle,
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

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L health in few weeks, by very simple
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Parties wishingthe prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
Kings County. New York.
June 3, 1869. ll-3m
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Machine and Lamp Oil

Camphne and Burning Fluid always on
hand, to supply the trade,
At VILLAGES Drug Store
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TAKE NOTICE.

fINHE Board of Supervisors at its late session
/ passed the following resolution
Resolred, That hereafter all claims coming be.
fore the Board of Supervisors of Buchanan Coun-
ty, be presented TO the Clerk of said Board and
by him filed, on or before the morning of the
second day OF each regular session thereof.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk