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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11

The New Y ork " orld having gone through
the feet, :" on the war question, now turns up
on Secretary Chase, IN relation to financial
matters-'the patches Of gum arabic for small
change" &C., &C., and bids fair to be as Sc
we're upon the head Of the Treasury, as it was
upon the head Of the War Department: the
World is making sensation
Gen. Birney, of Philadelphia, has been pre-
sented by his friends with a sword for his
recent conduct at Chantilly, Fairfax Co.,
where he had narrow escape from capture.
Gen. Broadhead's letter. written from his
death bed, is published, in which he declares
that he is the victim Of Popes imbecility
and McDowell's treason.
A letter from Port Royal mentions the
death there on board the steamer Delaware, Of
the Rev D. Miller, an Episcopal clergyman Of
Baltimore. He had been an invalid for some
years, suffering from pulmonary consumption.
Col. Forney is Of opinion that if the Con-
federate army can secure Hagerstown as a base
of operations, and the Federal army at Wash
ington is defeated or paralyzed, Philadelphia
and New York are anything but safe from the
Confederate armies.
The Richmond papers give an account Of the
execution of an alleged Federal spy, found in
the Confederate lines during The recent battles
in Virginia.
Until further orders the Navy Yard, in
Washington, will be closed to the public, only
the officers e the yard and the workmen being
admitted =.
The Richmond Dispatch states that the Con-
federate force now operating against Washing
ton is l5O,0 900 men, and that they are deter
mined now to invade the North They esti-
mate the Federal force for the defence Of Wash
ington at 25O,0 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11
SOAPS.

WE have been appointed agents for the sale
w Of new and very superior brand of + a Dr.
lily WASHING SOAPS which We wish TO
introduce in this market.
Our customers will con- lit their interests by
using these SOAPS. We Lave in store an our
usual large assortment OF Fanny IOlLEI
SOAPS, Viz: Brown Windsor, White do, Ho~
ney, Glycerine Almond, Silver, White and
NJ ottled CASTLE, Transparent, in Balls and Bars;
also Soap Powder, Concentrated Lye, Sc, Sc,
for sale by LEADSEAIER q CO.
. 3 mo 81 Nos ) and Z Soi'el Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11
NOTICE.
DIR. z. HOWE RIPLEY,

TTAVING recently taken up his residence IN
q this place, will pursue the practice Of his
profession and feeling confident Of his ability,
solicits share of public patronage. He will
give particular attention to
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
in which branch Of his profession he has had
large experience. He VII also treat CATARRH-
AL AFFECTIONS on new and entirely diff
ferent principle with almost cer tas success,
xa~ DR.. R. may be found at No. 2l7 King
street, sep l0-1m2
DEV. c. c. BITING will resumethe duties
II Of his School, on Monday, the 10th inst.
ae&9 s~~3As*g@v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11
MRS. WHITING

WILL resume her SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
w CHILDREN on Tuesday, the 18th Sep
TENDER, and hopes her experience in teaching
will insure her share Of public patronage.
The schoolroom is eliglbly situated upon
Washington street, no 90 adjoining the lot on
which Christ's Church is located.
aug 23--lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. J. Fl. VI. Lemon,
JONATHAN PIERPOINT, Of Loudoun Co.,
Va, and Miss HELEN ROBERTA BAG
GETT, of this place.
On the 1st Instant by the Rev. Mr.. Remick,
ANDREW A. ARLINGTON to Miss Ma 7
B. BREWER, all Of Georgetown D. c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11
Hsgerstown Reported as Occupied.

HARRISBURG, September l0-IntelEgence
Of a reliable character has been received here
20 the effect that the Contederates under jack
son entered Hagerstown in force this afternoon.
The operator LETT while they we're entering the
E0Wn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11
WENTWORTH SEMINARY,

TOE Young Ladies-ALBERT Z. BASS
Il FORD, Principal.
The duties Of this institution will be resumed
on Monday, September 18th.
sen 1O-lW*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11

Gen. Pope's official account Of the late move
meuts and battles in Virginia, has been pub
lished; he explains his movements, and con-
tends that he did all that could be done, TO pre-
serve and bring off his army in -iety; he CEN
sures, iii severe terms, Gen. Fitz John Porter
for failure to obey orders, and attributes the
>sjlre 10 defeat Jackson army, to Gen. P. s
neglect or refusal to advance In time; blanles
Gen. Griffin and complains Of fen. McClel-
ian for not sending forage and rations, sal
though Alexandria was sWarming with troops
that could have been spared He also states:
with the exception Of Sumner, the comman-
ders Of the army corps Of the army Of the Po-
tomac hal continued TO inform me that their
commands were and had been demoralized ever
had no spirit and no disposition to fight. This
latter stateule 1t their conduct in the various
actions fully contradicted, but the struggling in
those corps was distressing"
LIBERTY HALL-The lovers Of fun will bear
IN mind that Percival Parker & Cos. great
Canterbury Company is still performing to
crowded houses at Liberty Hail. The attrac-
tons Increase nightly, and all who want TO en-
Joy hearty laugh, have good singing and see
lots Of tun should go.
The Dagblaget Of Copenhagen confirms the
news OF an approaching alliance between the
HHnce Of Wales and the Princess Alexandria,
daughter Of Prince Christian, heir presump-
ave to the crown Of Denmark
4 resolution was passed at Union meeting
IN memphis, requesting Gen. Sherman to re-
4ulre the citizens to take The oath or leave the
t'I; he replied that he had not the power to
enforce such an oath.
The courtmartial ordered to assemble for the
purpose Of Investigating the charges brought
ny zen: Pope against Gems. Porter, Franklin
atIu Ur!ftn met and adjourned It is under
hoo9 that the officers accused have been res
Mcclellan. 'N'' ~''>'''' VA ~ S''''' " ''''
\, Inc County Jail, in Prince George County,
: 49, has been repaired and sheatbed with two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-11
JOHN Z. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
IAS CONSTANTLY on hand q large assort-
Z ment of FAMILY GROCERIES, consist
ing Of BACON, Of all kinds; FLOUR BY the
barrel or smaller packages BUCK y Il EAT,
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, FIGS,
SARDlNES, &c, SC, 10 which he invites shs
attention Of customers mT "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
oURPAPEE

The APPEAL will continue 70 be punctually IS.
sued in Memphis 50 long as the city is in posses.
sion Of he Confederate authorities. Should it
however, be occupied by The enemy, taking a
lesson hom the despotic suppression of the Nash.
vile journals by ANDREW JOHNSON, we shall
discontinue It's publication here and remove 70
some safe point in MississiPpi where We can ex-
press our true political sentiments, aud still
breathe tie pure ard u~ntainted atmosphere Of
Southern freedom. We cannot DO such violence
10 our feelings as 70 submit 10 q censorship under
LNC0LS's hiTelng minions that would deprive
as Of the privilege Of expressing At al times our
earnest God-sPeed to the progress Of Southern
independence, end write and speak what we
think. Sooner would We sink our types, press
and establishment in tho bottom Of the Missis-
sippi river, and be wanderers and eKiIes from orr
homes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
OBITUARY.

| Among he Eull1sG fr. O.. Ina SINH sd. en-
b.o1dy fell Of shiloh g. .s.E-fr u.,rS-
the twsa- second year Of H..E. II 50, -.
Dr. Cbss. and An did. r Of r-u-r-
fis-.-sigri ILo .rl, r.s. .F Ga.iz- rs-.-+.
attention which aGeeIrr eraIE suggest 1000
rand, hal been Ee.-7~,l ahs ms,.-. and - =,
me- ami ra as NY, ea-n 8 had rta eqitscgm NJ
zee ag their ha-,s or D. fIy el
4. on e.r.y a Do. r.s c~.uuttaI q. tse duties and
peu.s" OBJ E'.- wibrl the mean. tT.r wa-ff7 sE
i7r'td tor iHdHls noe ms leg. diversions and 5s.d,e.
IONS Ir H-a tH. -a of Ia ua-r-c1,sror I'M The
tnt.'H H P DBL. H.es.mau. until lie bore
Oh DE- 'f."-. Wi. aHtHaia n D. preserved the bear
'E "l .la d. aa- Heu d Tristan gen
ie''aH lie "a-' e....o fable rr~sesfaI, and
70 '.5lH H .f- aH.. a.l poo usaus. that all
who knew loved -Im .- pIg.r# himself upon
tie Fref pdayl- ss Of t-sh md 5u y sua offered no
-o1s-i-. .I"a m. uam iru Dis position. He was
d .tIu of Hubi' .a4Iars and Christian inie1itv.
= ag %. a. Iue b. critic bic ovs el.s for the aood
90 % -rr- be lived in ot.ra. Ills friends were bis de-
- Hs ts-of n 20 los Parents was beautiful to geo.
. wa IN. ltr sa"dy ls b.ss- log, 70 please them
. hin. d.-ar-."a.HoH wa Sufficient for bin to yield
bis own ooysh preference a their superior Judgment
His qualities Of asart and mind gave 10 his parents
1roEt#a ti tEc prr-at Iav4 J4 ts.f- 5a.f.,~--
f'"7 wN
g" highest uetHn.ss But aEsl how
soon are 1l their ponies GU short When 0ur coun.
try called f- a.f..y o0.--
Da~d-dra was am-rr tho a-t r. bsr. rr,
s.--- - NS
-z- ru.si-e him he ..- ,r. s.,-s+ - GOO
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
The yisst Of the French Minister 60 Isici
mOud.

The Visit Of the French Minister 60 Bich.
mOnd.
The Richmond Erqmipsr, of the 18th instant,
| speaking of the visit of the French minister "a
Richmond, says:
The purpose of his visit is yet concealed from
the public. But it may be reasonably presumed
hat he is not here for bis amusement, and there
is still better ground for thinking that he has not
come after the French tobacco, of which SO much
has been said. Remembering the last speech Of
the Emperor to the Chambers, Is is not difficult to
believe that his visit is connected with some
scheme of mediation between the ~bellgereuts,
based on the present danger Of the border States.
To this the same journal, with .propar spirit,
replies:
If the French government oa;.rlains the idea
that 10 can end this desperate war by o set OF
diplomatic phrases, by new lines on iha map Of
North America, and by q soe-sgw treaty, II Will.
soon learn to dismiss that dream. Ii this French
minister has come ECIa on an GRAND OF peace
making, he may as well 90 back the Say me
came. But there is @ different message which
be may have brought, and q different line Of
policy Tor the French government which could
not fail TO lead to results of the last importance
Ii that government proposes % make any erect
ual Interference in This business. IT, must be an
armed interference. Fleets and armies arc pleu-
tilul with the Emperor of France If he wants
peace in America, i ecan make & by using them
and if he viii employ bis power 20 procure the
recognition and independence at The Coined
eTacy, there is no price which the people would
hesitate TO pay for that assistance 1t be should
offer alliance, be may procure any commercial
advantage which be may want but ID be pro
poses mediation, failure is so certain THAT the
a .tempt is nos worth making.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
Tag Officer Western Gull Squadron.
PATRIOTIC AND MANLY REPLY OF TIE AyOB
MaYOHaLTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY HALL. AU1l q.


To Ihag CIsr H. c. IUTEgLE I s. EtGg sap hf5y17d
SIN. I'm p---ra-r. TO a resolution which he thought
nrons- 10 f-.s rg rsr1rI TO the lives Of the women and
rHiT-a- y-r, e.r crowd this rrclt'metr0uolis. General
lowell has ,vgar-rfsH If with his troops. and restored
h7rE ID, me- tFr instrumentation Of its government and The
cr4.o5y al fa rrgrr.
HAVE In rl--r-- with the city fathers. considered the
7arrrrG Van rsa...I me Yesterday. of an unconditional
.rr-srFsr. ,rra.aa with the GequisliOn 20 hoist tine flag
of fha Trr'.rE EtataF ON the public edhCes, and haul
down thar which still floats in the breeze from the dome
o.. this ErU. Dr. becomes my duty 10 transmit you my
~. vpr. which 8 tho universal sentiment OF my C'uztItu-
cncv. no t.ar rla- fae pr0muuuEa Iy own heart dictates
TO nc. ON ibis sad and solemn occasion.
TIE city IS without means Of defense. utterly destitute
of force .ua materials That might enable 81 10 resist the
overp1uara~ armament displayed m sight Of &C.. anu
no military --r- posses no authority beyond that of exc.
uuu- tr. u-rr neI laws Of tae CITY OF New Orleans
j. would Dc pwsuup-uous in me 60 attempt TO lead an
army 90 tfa field, 81 we bad one al command, and l
NOV sim rsss how TO surrender an u1deItudsd place,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
Gen. .E. u,

EDITORS APPEALi In your yesterdays paper
there appeared an extract from ;ns correspondence Of
the New York Tribune, describing Fort Pillow and its
gallant comUsndsnt, Gen Vrlepigne AS is usually tIs
case with the contents OF that meuds4ous sheet &c Was
full q errors and misstatements. such Of Il. Ia as Uea,e
to the officer zb5ve-named, we viii bsieSy correct.
U1 ta-te- vas OF French extraction as The name iEdt
ca.5s; lis u1treg "a native O South Carolina, ia which
State tbs general himself was born 1T Camden. He
graduated II Wss. Point H. The ycal 1852, and served for
some yeaIs in northern Texas and Utah with Col stse-
toes regiment [2I d-agoousl. Having distinguished him
self in several encounters with the CoHauc-us- he sOO1
ear1ed tie Erade OF lsr liEut.nart a-t tue T putatlCu Of
q BRAY kl fG ald efficient officer N-cu his native
State seeded, he promptly oJeyec Lsr csL resigned his
Commission Ia tie fcueIal aray ana accepted CAP
;a'ncy m Leg provisional army. Upon rhg organization
OF toe Coafederatc army, he was Transferred with tle
State troops % that service was made e c0.0le .0r GAL
lent conduct al Peusl-1la. and B; rvards b~lgaJisr,
UrCu the earnest caIameudGtGl &C Gen B.aEE.
lis uiLiay capacity Stands very high Win LH brother
Cficers. and r,ae who LuCw him can cagUt that Fort
Pillow viii be rets .ea wIu rreHt bravery and every
appliance Of modern wes.-ga. his g.v-.g character. SIS
a CLls--G asd a Es1la-su, l5 a.yaul re prolcl- He is
now about 30 years o. age au-It Is e.Caue8 te fatality
which las deprived Us Of % many ot our oss. officers, lie
has 1gl'.a I-a a career OF Ella- usefulness 90 Ais clul.
tg- VI when .4 p1-r service. give happy -uEuEy
X Ine Georgia Sale troops nave been lraus-
ferred by Gov. Brown to the Confederate service
under the plo7is.s-s of the late c1nscrfpticu ct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
THE SITUATION on THE PENN
AHTWa

Indications still point TO the occurrence OF q
battle on the Peninsula at an early day. The
pressure of opinion in the North on MCCLELLAN
is heavy, and it may force lin into an engage
ment before he is fully prepared. Our OWL
military judges, however, as we learn from the
Richmond Examiner, think Lis plan is to make
bis movements by regular approaches. These
give TO superior numbers and greater weight Of
artillery advantages which are in some measure
lost by assault upon an enemy entrenched be
hind ear,hwolks. They bring TO numbers and
superior weight Of artillery the aid Of the sPake,
and it Is G cardinal rule Of West Point never 20
hazard more than can be lvoided by mesRs OF
that favorte weapon Of scientific war.
with the keen instincts Of a corporate body
says tho Examiner, " oar own officers have, as
they think, detected the purpose Of MCCLELLAN.
His plan is to reduce his enterprise as nearly as
possible to a physical celtainty; and in this
view 70 approach MAGRUDEa's lines with the
spade, and by diut Of heavier columns of inian-
uy, more numerous and Ponderous artillery, and
higher e~artbworks. 70 push him back out of his
lines"
MCCLELLAEhas now beennt the Peninsula for
over two weeks IF he had intended 70 attack
IN force. The Aaniiner thinks that he would have
made it several weeks ago while our columns
were weaker a good deal than they are at pres
ent. His inactivity lends a good deal OF color
to the belief of our officers that be intends to
move upon us by regular approaches.
There may DO another object in bis delay. 1t
Is presumed that tho North, since their success
in February, have been very busy in the con-
suucdon Of irop-cIad gunboars. Besides adding
largely Of these TO their preparations, they may
also be preparing a few boats of the build and
plan of the MeTimac- With such assistance it
would be MCCJELLAN's plan, while making is
regular approaches On land, 10 flank cur army
with gunboass and Meuimaes IN both rivers.
Nothing but cST-hworks stand in the way OF
such q flank movement on the York aud if our
MsrTimac were matched by two or three Of their
own, nothing would prevent q similar flank
on the James. Successful lanking
on the waters would necessitate the
falling back of our army without the fire Of a
gun. It would DO the affairs Of Bowling Green
aud Columbus over again on a larger scale,
Richmond being the stake instead Of Nashville
OF course our own generals are alive TO these
views Of tho situation, and iJ is to be hoped that
the purposes Of tho foe wall DO successfully
thwarsd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

NV -aEEl-, W. April -1.-z5 E7r T. ~ SAT-
OF Infantry. Cl. g-y o-L artillery, - I.-lg-. 1e two I'D.
p9rylus bridges lat cross t-Iuvgr. No were n sight
u oU-Tg a. -e south bridge and O. sharp -Iah uc-uu.
red with lie rebels "a which t4sy lost several prisoners.
l4.- C-.s-t was tC destruction OF she bridges Reports
indicate d suo-g force &c Go.dJu-yIt --l @ contest
rLer9-sLg wLH-, r.slf-g lI she belief ta-g ,L y AK
concentrating o. E.lEHow- -. L. BANKS.
NV LAKEEI. Va, April @l-ILG fight Of Jackson,
Ly y-- way OF rLa uOuUJai-s5 GCG UarI-oEburE, to-
w-Tls S-ul-sLgIls cHd Orange Court House, OF Cor.
LOaryl.e g. confirmed t.is u-l-Lg ,y Cur scouts aud
prisoner 81. 4. D-SE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
SURRENDER OF NEW ORLEANS.
Correspondence 6efsvccs Mayer 'lyOEaTOo and
EEGg.OMceF EafragNf.

The euemy's gUnboat squadron having an
caored off the city, the following correspondence
occurred between the officer commanding and
the Mayor ofNew Orleans:
U. S. FLAGSHIP HARTFORD
OFF NEW ORLEANS.
To HIS Honor, ts Mayor Of ts Caygf Na0 Orleans
SIR. Upon my arrival before your city, I had the
honor % send 20 your honor Capt Bailey, Z. 8 n sec
ond in command OF his expedition, 10 demand Of youth
surrender of New Orleans to me, as the representative o.
the government Of the United States.
CAPT Bailey reported The result Of au interview with
yourself and the military authorities.
10 must occur ro yOur honor that il Is not within the
province of q naval officer TO assume the duties OF a mill
'ary cDmm7ud8ur ] came here TO reduce New Orleans
70 obedieuc. TO the laws of. and vindicate the offended
majesty Of the government of the United States.
The rights OF persons add property shall be secure. l
therefore demand Of you as its representative the unquah-
fed surrender Of the city, and shat the emblem OF the
soversigHry of the Unt-d Stat s be hoisted on the City
Hal, mint and custom house by meridian this day. AL
OF the United States are TO be removed from all public
buildings by that hour.
l particularly request that you shall exercise your
authority queG disturbances, restore order and call
upon all good citizens OF New Orleans TO return at once
10 their v@oCaiCus; and l particularly demand that no
person shall be uOesgd iu person OF property for a pro-
tesslou OF eauimcuts Of loyalty 10 their government
l shall severely punish any person who shall commit
such OufTa-a8 gs were witnessed yesterday, Of armed
men firing upon helpless men, women and children, for
giving expression 20 their pleasure in witnessing the old
flag.
lam. very respectfully your obedisut servant
d g. AIR az.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The ALARM SOUNDED Al an early hour this
noT1irg he city was thrown into a state of con
siderable excitement By the rumOT that severa.
of tho enemy's g~unboats had succeeded IN pass
inc the forts. This report was cOrrooOrated by
the police being ordered TO press all manner OF
vehicles, to convey ammunition from Inc Marine
Hospital to the river. At hslEpast nine the bel
ON Dr. PsIuer'5 church struck twelve tour dlt-
ferent times, which was the signal for all militia
~ organizations to repairs 10 their armonls. This
made " confusion worse ~coniounded,' n sci
everybody to inquiring as to The extent OF the
threatened dangsr-H q ITue Detta, 10Th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The St. Louis Republican OF the 22d instant
contains the enemy's official reports of division
and brigade commanders, showing severe losses
and the superior forces against which we con-
tended.
In the Federal Senate ON the Dist, petitions
were presented in favor Of q bankrupt law, for
making a ship canal from Lake Michigan to the
Mississippi, and from free negroes praying for
territory to be colonized outside the boundary
of the United States.
Powell, of Kentucky, offered a resolution ask
ing for the names of ell K-entuckians confined
in prison and released since September last.
The confscation bill is still under debate.
Federal Movements on the TeHncssee.
The Republican has dispatches from Pittsburg
Landing, dated the 18th, stating that Gen. Hal
leek's preparations were progressing steadily
and the Federals daily advancing. An immedi-
ate advance on Cornth was intended, but had
been delayed on account Of heavy rains
Col. JGCh Morgan.
Col Jack Morgan has been promoted and as
signed to the command of q force OF infantry
much to the dissatisfaction of his EiaLds. His
promotion dsprives US of the best scouting officer
in the service
High Wafer.
CAIRO, April 20-Great fears are entertained
Of an ~inundaioo. Gen. Strong has retained
boats to take eff the women and children The
road to Mound City hes beer stopped, and the
mails axe sent By boats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
THE ENEnY ar REV ORLEANS,


We translate tEa following particulars from
the New Orleans 45slL O. Friday
During The night several q The enemy
gpaboats SUGGESTED IL passing under the cannon
Of he forts. I: appears that tyy were strongly
lied, QUO TO another, mus forming q iius that was
covered ana protected at each extremity By sail
ING vessels They had 10 undergo 4 terrible
fire, but they nevertheless succeeded in crossing,
in the midst Of a frigttiul bail 4 bombs and
bullets from the forts. General Lowell was pre-
pairing 70 land 80 Fort jackson wbau the Van
KEGS sueo-ei d lu accomplishing their naneuver.
He was oomgsled 20 turn back, aud arrived in
New Orleans yesterday Communications be
tween ibis city and the batteries are now inter-
rupted, which Is a grave tact, but It must be
rscollected that Col. Duncan has provisions and
q supply Of munitions ioT several weeks"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
FOR SALE!

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Il made soon shE RESIDENCE PROPERTY Es1i1
suev JvoH-g frame house, c-ErlUiBE rgyeu rooms,
with EI nee 1y r--E---r--- The i1 Fonts % feet
On Cer=aT 10y 20 fee- does -HEC-a.G COTTAGE RESI-
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IN payment. Terms cash Apply co rho undersigned,
on ths premises. CT st the A9Pea. ofi-8.
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