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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05
COTTON BROKERAGE AND STORAGE,

HAVE a large, new brick Warehouse, perfectly
i waterproof, IN Holly Springs. Miss. / VIII Guy and
store Cotton untih the blockade is opened. Also, a
lgEs brick Produce House, with q cellar VII receive
Sugar and holasses, with other produce, on cousign-
ment Orders aud shipments solicited.
REFERENCES Harris, Hunt e. Co. Pickett, Worme-
ley 4 Co, Jones, Brown d Co, ID. Il TOWNSEND. Mem
phis. Tenn. B. d. MATTHEW'S,
fe26-lm' Holly Springs, Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

"a Each reader can determine for himself
how far the following structures upon the people
of Memphis-which We find in the New Orleans
CresceEt-are deserved:
h merchant of Carondelet street arrived in
one Of the trans on Friday, having left Colum-
bus on Tuesday night, Just previous to the
declaration of martial law, and represents the
people rising al through the country, excepting
at Memphis. where there was much luke-wsrm-
ness evinced. There are too many traders and
spectators in Memphis. fhe almighty dollar
governs them, and their influence spreads large
Iy, rami6es through most branches Of society.
True, there are many patriotic citizens, devoted
body, soul, and their money, to the glorious
cause. But the cool, deliberate manner in which
Nashville was surrendered to the invaders, be-
fore . demand was made, engenders distrust
that ia the locality Of Memphis there are many
citizens not so ardent in the cause as the crisis
demands.
The same paper also gives the following hint;
L. wiz also BE- well for the authorities, and it
beh0oves al citizens Nhaq they observe certain
parties throwing coTked bottles IntO the btissis-
sippi river, TO arrest them at once. Bottles con-
tanning newspapers and memorandum in writing
gs-inr information 10 the blockaders of the
Bslize, move been picked up in the Mississippi
drifting towards the &0l.hs Of the river.
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Valuable REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GONE oF me bsst EAL ESTATE 10 Memphis, -HI
- De Bo.d for Confederate notes or o her saveut Ban
paper. The property Is low paying a gogd rent. L..
qutrs o. L. '. DIXON.
mh4-lr 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

QEO0 . Hravv Gray Army Jea-s
OCOO 300 yds. Gray Army SulrtnEf
1000 pre- GRAY aud Brown Amy Pan a.J1ns,
50 gross Military Buttons.
2U0 ooEen Army Handkerchief,
so dozen Dab Army Has.
50 doEeu fns Drab ann Black Par Has.
20 dOsen B.sck sad white Negro Hats,
5O yards briz ht co o-rd Plaid Linsey,
% boxes Fine Tobacco.
80 bales Batting.
$50 Heavy Blue a-d Gray Pilot Jackets,
80 suits Heavy g ay aad Brown Ksrsys-
leo cases Men, WoEeus. Misses, Boys
ard ChLdrsns scoes.
Raadymsds Goats. PANTS. Fssrs, shris &C..
Drawers, Cravats. COlass. G. Owes,
Pins and ST. % Boots and Shoe7
Blankets. comforts Pillows. socks,
Blsaehsd and Brown 6hirung- ard S~heetugs.
Striped snd PLAID Osnahurg-, Tcziucz.
towels, Combs, 7, iet sosp. Thim5iss
Pms, Suspender Psrsr Ink, Peas.
Crash. HueksDsch, Iash Linen,
80 ? eees 10 ted and cured Pdnis1 Jf tones.
Fo- sale by
mhsln John L TAYLOR & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

has been decided ct Washington that
Smand shall be gwen Fremont til q court
Try sits on his case,
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WiNTEn. IMMEDIATELY.
NURSES WANTED

4 COLORED MAN, to wait ia q sick room. App,
a a. ROOM l05,
mh5T-v Commercial Hotel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

CROP P~RospEcTs IN TExAs-The san In
tonic Herald has information ron Dallas county
that there have been me rains IN al the country
east Of Austin, and that in consequence the
wheat crops have entirely revived, and now
promise 20 yield sufficient to give an abundance
Of bTeadstuHs e supply every demand Of our
people for ssother year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05
WANTED!

so HORSES FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.
ny p-rson hsvirg . HORSE suitable for the shove
n service, will bring hem 90 MADDOX Stable. On
Man street, where they will be examined AID liberal
prices paid FOR them app 2 TO
THOS S. Jackson,
4 n. ESTES.
X I. EJLASD,
4. @ BerTIs.
" T.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS IS.
NOTECE!
A%TTENTI0N. OHNERN :

WILL not receive snJ thing more at the Military
L Store until notice Is given by NE
JNO. T. LOCKWOOD,
mh53t Military St1rekeapar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

The NEXT MOvE-We infer from recent in
t~eIligenee which reaches as through Northern
papers. that the next move of the Yankees will
l. 10 REACH Suffolk, or else march upon Bich
--ou5 h., - south bank Of gages riysy lis
stated that additional regiments anu many arms
have been sent to Newport News. More rem
f-orcements, We also hear, are TO be sent 70 that
point. This looks as if an Effort would be made
to throw troops across James river, and once
across our readers can readily imagine for what
purpose they will be used. 1t would be well for
the authorities to have an eye to that section.
Petersburg Express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

PERsovAL-We we've plea@d % have a visit
IN yesterday from Mr p. W. Ale4>pder' the
able and accomplished war correspondent Of
The Savannah Repuj}joar, whose letters rom
Richmond nave recently sdied so much 60 tN
,perit of that popular journal We cordially
tender him the inequalities Of our ssnctum
during bis stay in the eiy
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FOR SALE!
NOTICE. no our r

PEW THOUSAND DOLLARS o. ths stoer A.,
n the Nsmphi. and Charl-=fou Eaiiroa1 Comsap-,
Tor sale by GAYOSO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
faaR w Madison stat
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n mh4-3ts BeaI street
E00 o Coats Spool Cotton;
OUO3OO yds. Bleached Drilling.
30 gross Shoe String, from = 20 Iz4 yls
20 dOz. Linen Towels
1000 yds. Irish Linens, cheap:
40 " Russia Linen Crash
100 doz. Mems, Womsu's and Children Hosiery
200 yds. Ginglams, cheap;
20O " PantaloJn Stufs. CHEAP.
500 " Bleached DOmestics.
Hoop skirts, Pins, Needles sis Thread PLAY Thread
all oolors Ribbons, COris. and Tas--ls. in variety En.
b~roidertes. Edgings, Insertions. Buttons. Cotton batting
Sheet Wsdding Red, White and Graz FLANNEL. Wsu5s
Womens and ChIdreu's Under Vests at Colts.
mhf3ths second street corner Of RAJ
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= The Augusta Chronioe says: We have
tie good news to communicate, that q vessel ran
tho blocksde and reached F~ernandln2, florida,
q few days since. having on board a large guam
tty Of munitions ol wsr for the Confederate
States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

BThe two houses Of the Federal Congress
sre yet at loggerheais shout the treasury note
bill. L committee Of conference has been ap-
pointed, bat ths chairman had been unable to
get the members together up to the oath.
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TAKEN Up.

DARK BROWN HORSE, about Efaan
"a hands high. hi1d feet " ie. tolar rarkeJ Ia
aud had on a saddle but 10 bride. Apply - -
EDff 80 GkGILL
uE2J NJ g E.err Vow
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SEVERE STORM on THE ALABAMA C0Asr.
a severe storm visited portions Of the Alabama
coast on Wednesday morning. The Mobile III
br7s says.
We learn that the severe storm which occurred
this morning, about 3 o'clock, did considerable
damage at Camp Memminger. Our informant
reports that the storm there was teri6c-the
wind blowing u hurricane-and that a great deal
Of damage was done the camps The hospital
was completely demolished and in falling kill
ed one man Most Of the tents, s3ttlerg' houses,
stables and othsr buildings, in and out OF the
lines, wtre nIown down. We also heard of two
%sentinels being killed, and that several other per
sons were wounded, the names of whom we
have been unable to ascertain, but will try to
get fuller particulars for the morning paper.
The Tribune thinks il must have been a peril
Gus time for vessels on the coast.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

A CERTIFICATE Of Stock in tns Msmph's suF
n Charleston Railroad Company 80. ~, drtsd Ma
25d, 1854, 10 Thns. BlaekbOurne. has beaa iost or mis
laid, and I intend applying to the Secretary Of saiS
Road FOR q duplicate o. the sane.
SIDNEY B~LACEBOURNE
sworn 70 sad subscribed before ne October q 1850
nib 5w H ME- = VIII
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CAVALRY He9SE FOR SaIE!

EN0R SALE, a No + CAVALRY HORzE,
a ave years o. H.
Inquire at tA station Houss Of ~ y
r ,. LIN AG4
mnISV CEptaia Day renee
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s we al sta- tor tie WAX in a few = avs We have
"a el0sed our houss sud wi & do 40 T-e business tI
further noics. Orr books WI be = B SHARPE 4
COS, No. u Front Row. whei .l.se owing us can
cell aud settle.
faoT IN HCDroN puv-e ~.
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Ragging and Rone.

N PIECES each for sale chap to cisss ,spS.--
III msnt. Il PATRICK a 90.
S$A" FFont Row,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

THE ESCAPED PR~lsoFERs-We are indebted
to Ar. Louis n. Poole, route agent ON the Union
ard SpartanbuTg railroad, for = note giving Us
information that the Yankee prisoners ~
capped from he Iail in this sity ore seen in he
vicinity OF she.!9B OD tuesday. On that night
IWa q IN were taken by the guard at Union
Court House, but the other nine or ten escaped.
On yesterday a party ieft Union Court House to
a.Tess tne remainder Columbia Guardian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

RyA story with a moral is told by the Frank
iort Commonwealth Old Governor Shelby.
when in pursuit Of Gen. Proctor, was addressed
by an aid with the remark that it was a very
bad day. It was raining at the time-a cold
wind blowing from the lakes, and now and then
a dash Of slest and snow. with deep mud under
loot. "A bad day, do you call it " said Gov.
Shelby; II wish, sir, it was FIVE times as bad"
d" Why so, Governor" d" Because l would then
be certain of catching Proctor, for I would be
moving and he wouldn't"
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Col CONG LIST Arkansas RegImsn

ADJUTANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, February "A, 1902
Special Order No. a.
VIII Col james F. Fagans lst regiment Of Arkansas
volunteers will rendezvous a. Memphis, Tenn, by the
18th Of March. The colonel Of the regiment viii report
thence TO Gen Albert Sydney Johnston, commanding
department. number Two. By order OF Secretary Of War
JEO. WITHERS. Asst Adjt Gen.
Col James 2. Fagan. Richmond. Va.
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A FINE BUGGY!

n OPEN O and q sot Of SINGLE
IA HARNESS, neither OF which has been used more
than ten days, will be sold al a bargain, privately, II
cary application "a made 90
GILBERT & CO.. AueioneerA
fs25 80 Second street, corner Of Madison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

ARRIVAL cargo of coffee, salt, medicines
and dry goods has lately reached q Confederate
port. We learn that the steamer Nelly had left
Nassau for a port r1rther South. The schooner
known here as the Helen was forced into Nassau
By stress Of weather, and was still there at last
accounts. The schooner SalGe, Capt. Byers,
was also at that place. The pilot boat Charles
ton had sailed from Nassau The schooner Col
McRae, we regret to learn. has lately been lost
on the coast-CkaTisSiOH Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05


TIE CAST TENSEssEEAE-One number Of
Chs journal has reached Us, from Knoxville, and
in its columns We find the announcement that
no further issue will be made. The reasons as
srouea are the troubles of the times. etc. The
EDITORS say that when the smoke Of battle clears
awav. ana law and good order again assume
their wonted ascendency, they vii revive the East
Tenaesseoaz, and endeavor to redeem all the
pledges that have been made IN its behalf
~ A meeting Of planters, merchants, and
..fer eifssrs w. held in Mobile a few days
inc It vhich resolutions were unanimously
sdopssd to the effect that no more cotton and
toba,oo ~ 4 very sual crop, should be made
during the preset year, and requesting the Con
fs5erets Congress, taxation 81 Otherwise to
nyeveBt an ov~er-produNlOn Of these oon-9d-
~ice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

u A resolution introduced IN the Con
fedsrate Senate, by Er. Phelau, Of Missis-
sippi, has been adopted, ~iUsuTucting the COM
mittee Oh military affairs to inquire into the eK-
pedieucy Of taking possession and control, by
che government, of all the cotton, tobacco, and
other products, within The limits Of the Con
federate States, with a view to the destruction Of
said products, or any portion thereof, whenever
the same may be threatened with capture by
the enemies Of the country. The committee
was also instructed to report as soon as possible.
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AT
WHISKY! WHISKY

ME have erected a R~ECTIFIER on Msin street,
" No. $50. where We will be glad to see our Old
friends. Whisky viii be sold ten cents cheaper in the
gallon than it can be purchased sIrrwhsre.
rtr5 lWe l. T. F~ARSTFNRTPG 3 q
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Y An unsuccessful attempt vas MADE By a
Federal oavsly force which had reached the
vsos. bank Of tae rlver, some distance below
New Madrid. to endce to SHORE one Of the boats
which reached the city from above yesterday
morning The usual signal TO and was gives
from the shore, but it was quickly ascertsined
shat the woald-be passenger was ons Of old
Abe's emissanes. The coaclusi0n was that be
WIS not unGocompauied, and tie ambuscade
was avoided. The rise did not WIN.
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Misses Walking Boots.

4 IL Styles and qualities.
a At COTS
mh4-Jts Beai Street.
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SUGAR !

e1OO II. Fl. POTTER,
lib Main street,
mhf-1t Near Worsham House.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session Of. the Legislature, will
contain fail and accurate reports of the pro-
,eeedings Of HAT body. The morning and alter
noon editions Of the paper will be issued as
usual, 10 accommodate our Southern and West,
crn mail subscribers. Full Geographic news
report up to the time of going to press will ai'-
s,ear IN each edition. Terms the same as here
sof0re.
SI.GG for three months 20 mail Subscribers,
s,nU at thu! rate during the Session
vg,e uos,nse Will b. prepaid If desired. and
added to the subscription price
rgE WEEKLY FIREMAN during the Session
will contain full reports of Legislative proceed
sugs, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
others, during The Session, at reasonable rates.
Orders are solicited.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
Teachers Institutes.

VERMONT BOARD OF EDucLrIoN, SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
October, 1872.
lea chers Institutes for the Counties Of Franklin Chit
l. tenden, Lamoie, Wa hington, Orleans, Caledonia
and Essex, will be held as follows, for 1862:
At FAIRFIELD, Nov. As At CALAIS, Nov. 1915
Al WRsTFoRp 70 Al GLOVER, " 1919
At STOWE, -" ll-l2 At WATERFORD, 2l-2I
At GUILDHALL Nov. 25-25.
The Institutes will each continue 10 session during two
days. with Lecture the evening preceding each, and
the evening of the first day Of each Institute The day
sessions will begin at 0 O'Clock, A. hi.
All friends Of Education are invited to attend, and as
puncturly as possib-.
Cergymen respectfully invited to give notice from
their Pulps.
Town Superintendent, CO agents Of the state, are
earnestly requested notify Teachers aud urge tn r at
tendance and also TO notify ccrgymen. Teachers are
reminded that time spent by III attending the lnsti
of the COMFY wher they teach Is by law consider
ed he spent in tile service of their Schools aud is
no in any sense, What character our Common
Schools shall aim impress upon :he children Of the
state is question of very apparent importance Ia these
times so fun of peril to country.
J. :. ADAMS Secretary.
Oct %. wt&m2w
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV. IL, 1862.

startling disclosures of the Stubborn lndlfeT-
ence of Mcclellan to the necessities OF the
country, his persistent neglect to seize the Op-
portunities which have presented themselves to
him to defeat the nemy, and his repeated re-
fusal to obey the orders of hls superior officers
that the partisan press which has from the very
on tset used and magnifed his popularity Tor
party ends, should now advise this displaced
favorlte of theirs to keep still, and make no ell
fort to answer the charges against him. They
understand perfectly well that thorough IN
vestgation of Mcclellan S conduct, and the IN
huences which have been at work to keep HIM
where he could continually balk the purposes
of the Government, would strip that General OF
the sympathics of every man that loves his
country better than he loves slavery and com
promise, and they therefore shrink from 1t.
They decline trial and ask for no Court OF In
oury and we Cannot blame them for seeking
such refuge. We shall see whether the prIn-
cipal actor will also seek no investigation, but
be content to rest under this terrible indictment,
without making an effort to vindicatc himself,
or even taking the trouble to plead not guilty
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12

THE NEGRO IN ILLINOIS. A correspondent of
the New York Times, in touching upon cleo
ton matters, says:
1.-The inevitable negro was made to do duty
in double capacity. The coorphobla of all
the West is intense. You can have no idea of
the strength and meanness of the prejudice
against the unfortunate negro in two thirds of
this State. The vote on the new Constitu ton,
last June, was significant upon this point. 1t
20 happened that about two thousand contra
bands were sent into this State a short time ago
by General Grant and, although eight-tentbs
of them were taken up as laborers in Egypt, the
opposition press and orators set up such a howl
as woud lead one to believe that all Africa was
to be thrown upon us at once. Not content, as
heretofore, with the political phase of the qnes-
ton, upon which they have harmed for years,
with all the assiduity of Beecher's dog at the
squirrel-hoe, they have been endeavoring to
make laborers believe that the Abolitionists
another squirrel holc-were about to deluge
the land with colored labor, so as TO drive the
white workmen out, or compel them to work
for low wages, and this at time when men are
scarce, crops are pershing for the want of them
and the price of 'abor is hundred per cent
| higher than it was year ago. The hue and
cry has not been without it's effect"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12

LEcrURE.-This evening, at the Depot Hail.
free, Introductory lecture will be given by
Prof. Grimes, who has devoted most Of his time
for more than quarter of century to the
study and practice Of Phrenology and the ner-
vous phenomena Of Mesmer:sm and Spirtualism
He has the reputation of being an exceedingly
interesting, scientific and amusing lecturer up
on these peculiar subjects.
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Board of Medical Examiners.

BY direction of His Excelency Gov. Hol-
brook, there will he meeting of the " State
Board of Medical Examiners at Montpelier, on
Friday, Nov. 18th, at 9 o'clock A. Nj.
SAMUEL w. THArER, JR., NJ. D., J
EDWARD f. PHELPS, NJ. d.,
HIRAM F. STEVENS, NJ. D.,
State Board OF Medical Examiners.
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GEN. Wool, is charged by the Harpers Ferry
investigating commission, with having caused
the loss of that post by keeping Col. Miles in
command an officer whom he ought to have
known was wholly unf, for the place 1t is
said that Gen. Schenck is to be assigned to the
command of Gen. Wool's department.
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Ncwbury Seminary
AND
Female COLLEGIATE Institut

ORGANISATIONS and close Of Fall Term, Nov. 10th,
u llth and l2h. Winter Term begins Nov 2Oth.
For further information apply to the Pincipsi,
GEORGE Crosby SwfrH.
Ncwbury, Get 10Th, 1862 mso4w3
The Annual Meeting OF The Trustees OF Nswbury Sem
insry, will he held at the Seminary No. Tuesday, Nov
tn At 10 O'Clock A NJ. PRBNrISS KNIGHT, See.
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Notice.

Those who are designing to teach the Common School,
In he iowa OF MiddSsex, are requested TO meet IN the
School House the centre OF said town 1hursisx -
10 Mt one O'Clock P. NJ. to be examine accsrdins 70
law. '"
All sitizens are respectfully and cordially yed IN n,
teua. II. LESTER hcni.ROv -.
kiddlessx, OFT. 97,h issa. -""' SaP''
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VERMONT SToCK-sTlLL RISING On the Sth
inst, $4,000 Of Vermont & per cent, stock,
due in 1871, was sold in Boston at premium
of III per cent.