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$40 REWARD.

-,TRAyFD or stolen fsl t1e subscriber. =,
- On the roru ug of Ike l5.h instant a EkUN
BLACK HORSE e50ut twelve years old TN
bofb .. biz hind feet ana one fore i-ot are -SA--
bi-e and some light Jumps on his back, occasonel
~ the addie- A.. a..
8e above rew-ri wiz be- pad for bis delivery 20 ne
under iened-.o q Folg-y or G Leu-yn.r az l-5
Civ Inspoct0r-s Office, MeIE bis. .--,.,---
W -1- LLit14NEr
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R R OFFICE,
sIEAPsIs april 9 b, 1902.
DEEE II due TO the puulls 20 stare that the tickets
issued bv this company. " goa toT freight OF Pa7
~-e slwavs have and svyags wi. be Tedes -ie 81 ne
as7r.r Office in current bs-k note, Waeu I've col
Esrs or more are presented. They are only ISSUED ID
xszer1 10 max change srd .l 4, desirable g. issue
a fssF Of then pC,s bic, aud ne company VIII y
.Ig H-s4 TO snv one who wi prs-ert them t.r
,lsu notPgI tls tandius the ulsly rlnors clIc-lf-
- 10 a. N-sdlt t-sss nOs=E IL 5ruer 70 sp-e1l-e upon
tso ~ u san TATE.
z p.olc Pr=-id-n .
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FynrPEYDENT SCOUTs-AIy company, mum
bsrfp- o. men n now i'm camp Big sprus AID am De-
irousof receiving Immediately 81 more good aad rue
men 20 al the company to the maximum allowed IN 'ns
r-.Ia.ou want men who ght from principle 70 en-
list f1r,he war and vino willing TO make saeil'
and endure harIships tor the cause ana u need De' le
that the South rnay be FREE. My company being iaus
pendent In command viii be chiefly engaged On '5'a'ng
J-,, srns and equipments are al furnished b. gov
eminent. Bras yosr horses dy headquarters VIII be
,.-. l.. 5ay, longer at B4rtleHs Office corner Main
3" Ed. ,. SANDERS
@'' Captain Confederate RangeEs
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NOTICE!
CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED
House snd Five Years Lease fOrSale

GOOD HOUSE, containing gdt Rooms -
"A ana ottbuIdlnEs. on U1ioa street The 4!a
Ia i 6ftv bv dvs huudrs5 feet. Aso. the en- 4ittt
tire Farniture nea-ly new AMI Of ne latest .AA-s-
- s,-Tv-o WALLACE a CO..
C,rDar s. =rnUH and Madison -r-a-t7.
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n In Manchester, Tenn, the other day.
ahont seventy of the Federal cavalry entered the
to,yp. there being no resistance. As they passed
Ms r n Marcelr5 house cher husband being
IN our army she waved Confederate flag the
---,,tair demanded its surrenderi she refused to
,,5s il up; he then threatened to burn her house,
srd 6nagy ordered four men to present arms
nj tal,e aim at her, but st.ll she waved the flag
and refused to give IL ap. a. lasG, one Of tnens
snstcbed it tom her and the seventy made Of
with it,
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COMMERCIAL RE?URfS.
WEEKLY IAssllEr REPoRT.
- - Il. -. EEcHA.sE

AJSJAf ETErss. Apru sI
lNOTE-The qg7ta-7ns given In Che following review
is must be understood. wholesale prices except where
otasrvss noticed; aud that in ali eases . the filing os
small ordzrs- bislerrsses viii be ebagFsdI
Dizziness and inactivity continue t5 chsraetyrfzs 0ur
general market operations iu which srI eJnHued to
fl- ueagre requirements o. exclusively retail trade
There uo demand for cotton and tobacco while the
inquiry for four eoru lay. bran. amt the miuar
descriptions Of produce Ia, been very limited auI -
about previous rates Bacou il selling pretty freely u
small lots at slightly advanced rates There is little OF
nothing doing IN sugar and oas and prices extreme
ly Irregular and unsettled The money and exchange
market cuutiuUss without change.
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CEAFGE OF SCHEDULE
EEzyI555=5.

- . -a.5.Ss7 Z -. -
RrEaP4Is AID CHARLESTON K K or FlCE'
BE VA - NFNfvIs Auril 18th, 1862
ON and after SUNDAY, Aprii SJth lEe maj la.-- io
T,o-iBb ard Intermediate ststl01s vii leave sea
10 5sy II $50 A q and srrir5 a. Cortn-n 81 Lli5O A.
= tt55rT-s-rssve Coriata zt 2. 81. and arrive II
-srusBhis a. & p. " 81 t ,----
qte Fupc.fon Accommodation on tran VIZ leave Ael-
zkis d-v Sua-sys excepted 81 5-y p n gu .l-e
- Grand Junction at G.1O p M hetoi oinl1s-saFe
60 JTrc-i AZ s1O -. aur1 arrive st Aieil.nis al
:O5 A d. "a f-'l-l' - " Z,
W Asfl-.flfi-
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RCCKER'S COMPANY,-Capt. RUcker. the
hero Island NJ I'D wants few line fellows TO hll up
bis company; he is now at Fort Pillow. A. J. Walt
ESQ., of the Bradley Block has been authorized 20 re-
ceIve subscriptions for the benefit Of the company.
Those who wish 10 encourage this brave company have
an opportunity to do So The flag Mrs Jones presented to
Capt Rucser wg have banded over to his ueuteusnt
who viii forward &c to him
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J. +. Wu
ERntL MASNINETnN.

and the Merrimac one, when she and her cOR-
sorts returned to Craney Island.
j. L. Wool
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE steamer King
Philip came uo TO the navy yard TO day from
York river. Our forces before Yorktown are
stated to be hourly gaining ground. Nothing
new has traEspiyed on the river.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-Up 10 4 o'clock P
5I, the government lad received no official dis
patch coufrmatoTy of the occupation OF Conntn
by our troops
Secretary SewaId is not going to Corlnth as
r---.r- ID
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F0R SALE 4.

s-g,,, z,-fsT,vs. s-d LOCO s0TIvE B0ILER
4 sIs--A saw aiii. aud Glis Mil address,
L 6' W WELLER
--r--- DakIsrd Miss or Mem 'tls
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TO THE PUBLIC.

nrRs0Ns having BUTTER EGGS. CHiS A.-l y. >. ,,
Tsr1bs End smaG Sd0s-s. weighing from - u -
,ss Mi oil ~ me lv sending .haD 70 the oay'-,
forss will pay tben fun price zua remit lLlll7.i
.i I1ersoss nj vi .srg 20 come iu VIII please d.
-, - ~ vii attend 10 T. promsty. P.ease send IN
-yoa shall have ful r-'ufns-
= s-La1ubs and Sgas-s can be put ln Gag -s-
Respectfully, ..-r
%. h'N1h 1h''...--
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RECORDERS COURT At this court yes
tsrlay the-a were fifteen casss examined JohH Dun
ngau was fined twenty i've dollars each on she Recor-
ter's and Marsbals docket
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POSTPONED.-On account OF the rain and the
mpassable state Of the streets Prof NLers concert for
the benefit Of tue wounded soldiers which 80 have
taken place las night ID postponed until Thursday night
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HORSE TAKEN UP.-Oficer Lautry on Thurs
day took mp gray horse fifteen hands high. believed to
belong to cavalry company now in che city Inquire
81 the Gayoso stables
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FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.-The last news
from Cumberland Gap is contained in the cor
resnepdence of the Columbus Sun, bearing date
March 25th. The enemy had not renewed the
attack maze b thsm "a tip 224, sut hastily
FsIIen hack and entirely abandoned that imule-
5;ata section OF country On the 25th a consid-
elsbIs portion of the Confederate force, to wit
he Georgians, at the Gap, received orders to
march at once for Knoxville, and there report to
Cen. Kirby Smith, who had left for that city. j
Tgos the impression among the soldiers that they
would not sop short OF COlntb. and YoplC
here form part Of Gen. brsgg's division.
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AaLPI SAfT

DoO SACKS TURKS ISLAND,
TNtEtf 1880 -scks C0srs- -tr5e1ed,
500 do Fine sat-
80 DO Liverpool Coarse For sale By
gHAS. S. sH4Rs, Agect
,z, Igi Nam street
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FRE.-A small carpenter shop on Browns
avenue, between Causey and fernando streets, was
burned down sunday morning az ten O'Clock.
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OLD TYPE METAL About Two hundred
pounds of old type metal for sale Apply 40 the AFrEAL
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4rpr,T BATTERY-The recruiting oItice OF
che ArpeI battery has leea-'emo'ed to 'As counting
-,or 81 the Appeal Office Tie company Is nearly
.-ngl-,s and ready for she service. a lew more men
u,tI complete the organization- he enesnpment Is
''~'N W. C. BETAs. Captain.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL q. 1852

SELLING LIQUOR For this offense James
ONeaI was Yesterday fined twenty-five dolsrs on the
proy,st Nsr,bgIrs docket
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TEaNEsaEE VOLUNTEERs.-Al

TIE TENNESSEE VOLUFTEERs.-Ah ao-
counts agree that the Tennesseeans engaged in
tbe battles of the 9th and 9TH April fought with
a desperation and courage that won for them
selves the praise of all This was to be expected
of the brave sons Of the % olunteer state
which contributed so much toward defending
lie % beauty and boot" =" OF New Orleans un-
der 50 GA Hickory.7-N o. True Dcitg.
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Aq,rrNTIoN CONFEDERATE RANeElts ---ALi Ill
,g NV company absent lnr,ough or o''e'
wis. are hereby ot5ered 80 ,spor 'hs'els', .. amp @
", 1,,s spruq on Poplar street on Tuesday "a. --
o. ''s P,ia,loc P. NJ. precisely. ED J. SANDERS
instant '' Captain Confederate Rangers.
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REAL ESTATE AEENCY.

FF,FF NJ srzsarsd tender their services TO the Pot'
81 Mer,yhis and su-roc nd ng country VINO "4s- y
cssose of iaads or other properly. once -sl MAN
street over H. Si--sn'- store.
aEO STUART z-rTrAgT a SLACGE TER
n q sLAUeHTEE-5 %
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FREE MARkET-At this mGrke. yesterday
the following provisions were douated to 6i5 persons
2l0O bounds -four % bushels corn meal $40 pound
sugar 81 pounds s,ag, 700 pounds bacon, 90 busheh
sweet potatoes bushels salt and % gallons molaes
Contributions of vegetables o.aer produce will b,
thankfully received and faithfully dispensed the re,
market No. II. Shelby street
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NnAP

moo BOXES LOUISIANA EXTRA No. / For
ZOU sale By C5As 5 ,t.#- sHAKP ARP,
zpI6-iw -
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The Picauuus analyzes the annual report Of
the New Orleans and jackson railroad, rendered
N tbe general meeting Of the stockholders on
Monday. and arrives eJ very satisfactory results
I'M spite of the adverse circumstances Of the
mast Year. the company has been able to reduce
yts fostfur debt IN the amount of S555,o7 o.
and ne road has STAINED capacity tCr sEa,4c Of
SLIGO 0Qo il revenue, which on the , return gI OF
80 20" Il would eventually realize. The follow
@ 49, 10 Given as a. exhibit OF its receipts aud ex-
penditures: -..,...,,a
inc the SUSPENSION of commerce and the inter-
uBtiou OF general travel have amopEteqr tcT
M wear. 70 Sl,1l4,2I4 10; the expenses OF
working the road for the same period have been
| S5l5 733 %: and the net income OF the road
| 6og iberafore. been S59s ,4SO 80. The net earn
NOS are greater than those Of last year by l5' =
O46a6 The aggregate receipts were less by
! iSll84O9.45.
/ Showing an actual decrease Gt lie ezPens g
of working the road to the amount Of SOL ,49u
Al for the year. This too, in the face OF greatly
increased cost OF all descriptions OF railroad sup
plies.
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ATTENTION
MISSOURI STATE GUARD

RTemphis, April Ioth' to-
C,ET II. n PARSONS Commanding re 1llss7 :. - lL'
In sste Gusrd' lsinoe he Iesg1At.2l S5 lS -il
C,t-e nd rvself 80 organize ~ suc=' ~ f-il' % e
- srbr a regiment Of Infantry, eouPosra o- --7
.o--sar-s fo- twelve months service. -
80 -. a-s ts. evaE Jag tba- hsve nCt yer BE-
t...5 NV rsf-uft.ng HesdquaI els. They viii be an
aaun-sd in haudblIs t5-day- ...
- Try5.ei /. A. WELTuN
aest9.se- Trerf Col w. S Guard.
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BITM0RE. april lO-A letter to the NV
York Herald says the accounts Of the progress
of s4sfrs III Yorktown which have reached tins
CITY through chance is believed 10 be rehaole'
differ materially from the accounts furnished Dy
the Government. lt was known az hlcumOho
sybqu a norton Of the army Of the Potomac ar
yiva5 ana moved from Manassas to Washington
Il was known there when the corps aTfaee hao
landed and were assembled at Fortress Monroe.
n Wa known there when Gen. Mcclellan and
staff arrived az the Fortress, aud il was known
thera yeGen the msrcL on yorktown began, aaa
what number Df troops Cen sico.eLlsn had
yberswith t5 make ,ls attack. THESE ia-ts
convinced the Confederate government at hlcl-
mond that their hour was come unless th7J L9ok
| instant measures tg sE-sst the march OF General
/ Mcclellan.
The Notifications of Yorktown were al that
/ could h. desired, both ss TO strength and aTna-
ment But General MagTudrr has, as yet, only
50 600 men The WiuaJsa~al Of suCE a large
aUmbar 1l Un0niTO0Es from Manassas rendered
/ It necessary to keep the main body of the army
! nj the R6ppaasna0CE along that stream and
/ from that ARM accordingly General MagiudeI
has been largely reinforced. Troops have hssu
arriving at Yorktown from Richmond and Cor
donsviIle every day for lbe last week. Ii is De
Heye6 that General JChnstod ana Jeu. DAVIS arr
. botb AT YOrztozE, ani that Johnston Is in com
D
not be less taan lOG.hUy.
, THE ISLAND 10 PRISONERS.
CAIRO. April II.-Severai boat loads OF Pr'
/. ,r-rs arrived to-day from Island No 10. lh
!. c,a-arsls and Geld officers are to be sent to to
Warren. the compaEy officers to Columbus, 40
t,e prisoners to Chicago and Springfield Gen
%1slrsn and CAN'T, ard several sub0rdna
ot7irs7s. are here on parole. The latter gene.f
- s. very communicative, Eod says our lOuT week
bombardmeut killed only One man.
sovEMENTs OF THE MERRIMAC.
FoRrREss MONROE, April II.
ID To sle Secretary Of War:
The Aerrimsc, Jamestown and lorktow
4, ia, sevaral guuboats and tugs, appeared B
+,.-.sr EeyD5rt News and Sewel's Point II
- ~ 5srage done was the capture of three sun
yesseis. one empty and one loaded with coal.
- 'oS''' J. L. Wool.
FORTRESS MONROE, April IL.
II stanton. Secretary Of War
to .,ba 1ferriunac came down toward the MONT
nd .,5 Sfeveus. The latter fired four or i've roun'
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~ HeadquaTteys Porier's Independent
s,Sais I3l woodruff Block, Opeu from A 'L to4P.N
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The RWER.-Ihe river is still rising, and the
appreheusions of food larger than has been Auown
this generation great In river column Will be
found interesting information Of the state of Lhe river
above
DAILY PRAyER.-Ciuzsns OF all den0mina-
lions in this city called upon to join in the meetings
now osned every day for prayer, at ths important
crisis ia oouutrys history, at 0olocs every after.
uoou at the Fr-t baptist Church. and Asbury Chape
M0vTNG.-We were glad TO observe yesterday
that hs pile OF brick long obstruction at the cor
uer OF Main and Madison streets in the Of be
ing removed We are desired to call tue attention OF
she Mississippi railroad officers to ths railroad ireu they
have left lying along different parts Of Main street
oLsrurtiug she road and the guteaL The obstruction
OF streets is o1enss unable by the Recorder.
MORE FsyOBS.-Dr. K G Jennings, surgeon
of ths 18th Arkansas egment who reached ths city on
Sunday from within the enenys lines at Tiptouyille
where he had been concealed several days La. placed
upon our table several copies of late papers for which
be has our thanks We are also indebted to s. 81 Auder
son, Esq lo- late Richmond papers
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COSEEDERATE MONEY-We viii sell our
house and loo on Adams street, adj ming ths fisrdek
House. low for rash This s valuable property Per
wishing to purchase real estate would DO well 10
call soon. lap22 T. v. CaRIsr s. Co.
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n The Lynchburg Virginian mas heard that
Gen. Lee has recently remarked that every
southern man should wade up to his knees-in
blood before surreuderiug Richmond to the Yam
/ KEGS This is glorious sentiment, and we
/ hope it viii IND ready response in lAo heart Of
every patriot.
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p Mr. f. q. Breckley, between whom and
another gentleman exchange Of coats to0k place In
the barber shop Of the Gsyoso House on Sunday last
Gayoso ap-22t
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FLOUR-Tbe market has been very quiet during the
week. and sales couHa-d exclusively she requirements
Of home cousurspdon ami Of pgrsly local trade. SUI
perfne sti rules at slg and extra az So z 5rL Rs
csipls very gilt.
WHEAT-A dali and dropping market succeeds our
last report m.ier- buying very spariDgly az easier
prcss- We quote fair TO prime sl.75 and choice
g p bushe-
CORN-Ths only transactions reported were 100 and
200 bags white a. sLI5. Tie article IS retailing at sl2o
0SI25 p busheL
OATs-Nothiug doing in a wholesale way. Retailers
are asking sL2J Z, busheL
HAT-Scs.rcs and in dsa.lJ at nominal prices
/ RYE-NoJhing doing.
BRAN-Th.s article .srstsIii5g a. slsJ0 O. 81 p c7yl
| PEAS-Qust at 81 . 81 50 tor mixed snd white.
| BEANS-yVhlte ars scarce and sIsaly at ssU0 p
bashsl.
/ POTATOES-Ths maI.r;js quiet and prices lrrsgu-
lar fair ruling 81 81 - aud Drlls 70 choice at
s3250s3 50 ? buslel
! BACON-WIth moderate al-i.l-s nnt sn active de-
maHd prices have further al e-i choice lots readily
commanding - a2se for hog r,alI 70 for shoulders and
e5g for hams and clear sLys.
DRY sALTED MEATS Ta, supply is exhausted.
| Prices nominal
POKK-Ness may be qu..aL a-laaia-ly, at SiJasJ
and prime at s35as30 = bJ -gEaiy light
LARD-Sales at zoe for bry.r- and Pc for zegs
BEEE-Is In good demand Of S{gas54 . 5agrsI for
prime and mesa
/ SUGAE-Wi4 limited Isulanf we now quote
uouinaily common 24s 9alz fair To- fuiiy fair ga a
il4, aud prime TO choice 5a5c Clay.dsd sugars arz
selling at 7i40go.
MOLASSES-1fasiet very qu.et at ls9i7e for Ter
meutiug and 20 a52 pc for rrboiIed.
EGGS AND CATTLE-Ws quote prime hogs al
Haze net on foot sud good heavy cattle saIIcneL
SALT-Tbe demand is sloiarag- y, slh ample supplies
We quote coarse Liverpool l lots from Isvss jGg g
y sack Dealers are supplying small orders at ad
+. vance Oi 5Jc e s.-c- upon these figures
corr tal--sarkst pre-ty well supplied aHi quiet "a
l 62ie D6je q 70.
{ BAGGING-Nsrkst gufet and the retail dlmsH.
. / supplied st ~ djDc q yard
KOPE-SelICs and iu fsir duin:rut u .je-
5 IRON TIES-'Ehr market is hllu y. &c.
| GUNNIES-A,rket poorly supplied and quiet - p Z
30c for ainsi aud double, second hand, and $50 81
D new double.
d C4EDLES-Stsr are selling a. 73c Tor iuu and G5l
I for Hight yyeights- Tallcg -5r
81 HlDES-Buyers are now offering Ice FOR dry hn'
Go. for saleed. aud 81 for green
: WHISEY-Sales OF raw at 81 90 r. Loo z gallon
, Rectihed s scarce and prices nominal
GuS-Stock q all kinds lu1t-t and -i1s ka- E-E
= & for lard, - 3 $50 for sasj and SI7J sl1
D. iol cotton seed N coal ola .l market.
NAILS-tIrm and scarce al 5i2G5i4 y kes
BUTTER-Ws note - moderate inquiry f09 prime q
Z 35c for tub snd keg IN l0t&
b EGGS-Tns suFp.y of eggs Is h5t egcal to the d,
o maud- We Row quote az - a35e, IN los.
t LIAE-Beceipts confined t0 Alabama and Tsunasse
4 which lair request aI S1JJG&5U . barrel u lot
q SOAP-Tha market is easier lor 5Jyers. corlzsou ru
r az -Ue with ample stocks siEd a good demand
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rIorc Opiuion. of E.usseLI
The London Tunes correspondent writes un
der date of March Ord:


The London Tunes correspondent writes un-
der date of March Ord;
WORD ABOUT PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
The shrewdness and natural ssgacity of Mr..
Lincoln are not more iauded by the naval ana
military men who are brought in contact with
him from their departments than his desire TO
make himself acquainted with the merits ana
bearing of every expedition and movement ana
the certainty with which he eventually gFasps
the details He is a fighting man, too, II his
countrymen knew how broadly and strongly he
nut down his foot " on the surrender OF Mason
and Slidell, they would perhaps ike him Gd the
more, though he was forced to give way IN spite
of the arguments in his projected State paper on
the subject.
CoN. FOOTE'S MORTAR VESSELS.
/ The United States have now on the Upper
! Mississippi no less than hjty-Ons l3-iuch NOR
tays of the heaviest kind a8ost on board as many
mortar vessels, and they are daily adding to
these terrible means of getting back States and
| r;ties into the Union But the mortar vessels
/ will do their work Wherever the rederals can
mt a IG-inch mortar ahoat within 5000 yards OF
eartheyn breastwGTks redOuhts or cities, the day
| il their own, and they Cali settle PT0ht anu loss
afterward The navy is laughing IN lis sleeve We,
/ and. indeed. now and then, at the army. They
claim as theirs al the successes OF conssq qaen9e
! which have been accomplished.
THE EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS
There is q railway nom Columbus, which Is on
the left bank OF the Mississippi below Catfo, 70
Nempbis. whence there are railroad cOmmunlca-
IONS with the whole Of the Southern aud West.
srr States but the COnfederat7s Weia eaPosel
to eooplete ISOLATION by the recent successes OF
} tIeir enemy on their Aauk5 and rear on the
, cumberland and Tennessee rivers. It Is scarce
: ly credible thar they vii! le gullty OF Ealing
back on "Island No TO-" which hes above Mem
nbis in the Mississippi II they do, dose
4 DabIgren shot sud mortar shells will but induce
them 10 repeat the capitustlOn OF Doneson
4 There was a strongly situated inIenched camI
e ON the bluffs, some hours Journey above h-em
O rbis when / was there wh5Te they could bette
T maze stand but their rlYer positions sre exposes
e 10 he taken Ia reverse, and they viii not ike t.
. mt Themselves under two nreC 4he Atis,lssipp
e.nedition is nov moving down the rvsr, ant
tbe land forces are said TO be in motion also
8 nor do the Fedsrals hesitate to express thel
4 conviction that they will be IN New Orleans in
- very short time after they have overcome tb
. resistance 70 be expected near LemPEls. Iha
e city was poorly defended by paraPets 0I e9tt0
q bales and some heavy batteries .xhen I wa
J there, and any attempt to protect y would lee
# 70 tie deaSu5tion OF the psea % tue ure OF tp
\ ilop-pated g4nboats These lattsr are consld
/ cred 10 be q great gugCBsa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

Appeal. BATTERY.-A few more recruits are
,te,l t1 corspete this company. Persons desiring 70
,on should call at Uannovans new building next doc,
=, 5be Bail Run, on shelby street. between Union sn'
y---.-,-.,s W. C. BRYAN Captain
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

RECRUTS WANTED "A tess more men viii
BE- received f,r Cagt W d. Sure- company " tyyelya
months u,ss. Col Crews regmen- Ap.iy az S,oyau s.
suteh-iIs old stand Main street,
sI71w T. D. MARTIN. So Lieutenant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
ENYFLNPES

OF our orn Eanufs-turs. F.r sas ~
{ T. r. Cha AaEER..IN g. CO.
ar17 Ivy '7. m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

| COTTOS-The market remains totally inactive, and
We have transaction OF any character 20 report
i Prices are altogether nominal. no rscalpts
The total receipts OF cotton this point, nom Sep
ember Isl 20 date comprise 1902 bales against 365I45
bales to same date last year-dcrsass this year 355O63
bslss The shipments during th- same period embraes
/ a So bales against So $50 bales 90 date last year
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

BoTTLEs, BOTTLEs.-Briug on your second
hand bottles. We viii pay the hgtes- cash price for
bottles delivered at oUr st5rs ol Second street.
apa0-I7v STILL1Isy s. BEEEN