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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22
Improvement Committee.

1t ordained By the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the City Of Memphis
That from and after the passag5 Of this ordinance. TIE
COMMITTEES on Improvements, or a usj0rity thsreoL. n
conjunction with the Mayor, shall allbt and are hereby,
authorized and empowered 70 have sgeEdGmares as may
occur to the bridges Of the city repaired "a the intervals
Of the sessions Of tbs Board Of AldeTmen,when, 10 their
judgment, such damages will not admit Of selay Ia thel
PREPARATION til another meeting o. the EOad Provided
the cost Of the work shall not exceed s5Q.
2. Be it further ordained, That all cOutrac1smade ard
entered Into by the Committee on improvements under
the authority Of the drst section Of this ordlnsuce, WITH
estimates Of the cost Of fulfilling the same. shall 30 suo-
miued to The Board Of Aldermen at their first VI second
regular meeting thereafter.
3. 81 It further ordained, That ell ordinances and
parts Of ordinances conflicting with the ~proyi-0na CT
This ordinance Be, and the same are hereby repealed
Approved Msy 1lss, 1902
JOHN PARK, Mayer
Attsst-L Z. RICHARDS, City Rsg.s-er.
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Defense 81 ChsrIe.,on Hnrhor.

~NNNA NAY IL
We learn that his e1csllenoy Gov. Pickens
took d survey, yesterday. of our harbor defenses,
ana was highly gratifed with their efficient CON
ultion. de IS prepared to cooperate promptly
ana effectively with the Confederate authorities
Ia building a ses-wall to block out the invader
nom approach within Smelling distance of our
elty Large consignments Of stone from Co.
lumbia and the interior, and iron chains and
otner materials of obstruction will soon be on
Lheli way TO aid IL constructing he necessary
barrier Our city 3 at least four times as strong
as was New Orleans, and our means of defense
and the spirit Of our people are such as TO insnjTa
: confidence that we shall be able to repulse the
Zoe, whether he shall assail US by land OF by sea.
or by both. Let our people, then, while pTepsr'
ing for the conflict, yet be cheered by the reHec-
uon that the State and Confederate authorities-
civil, military and nayal-are zealously cooper
a1ng IN me noble work CT putting Charleston in
g position to make a triumphant defense "a
that our righteous cause, while invoking. bv ihs
justice the favcr of Heaven, viii ask and com
mand' to the utmost extent, all human means of
defense and safety.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Special 90 lie A-p'gli. Appeal
CoHiNrH, Mag 20, I662-rhe skinuishing
on yesterday amounted only to our sheiliug the
enemy from a Judgment be had effected in a
house on the Pennington read No casualties
reported on car side-those Of the enemy not
known,
Indications poTtend that a battle is at hand,
@hich may come oft al any moment
The heavy IAN which fell this morning has
postponed movements toT the present.
Butier'a infamous order has fred our army
The Rev. D.. Palmer delivered al address to our
troops, yesterday, on the subject
A Federal spy, and guide of the enemy, was
u,td yesterday, found guilty, and sentenced to
b. she. today At one o'clock. p NJ. SPARTA.
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CUE sUBsUeATION IMPOSSIBLE.

S&E EAWN Oa&Mn
II tie ooETSs Of a recent speech al Manches-
t., EDglsnd, TIE Hon y. z GLADSTONE, one
Of the most brilliant oTz;0is of the kingdom and
3 leading nsmbeE Of TIE Parliament, said:
Z" The Northern States Of America have under
taken az ENTERPRISE Of enormous difficulty 1t
Il but iair. ! think. ilat we shcula record our
sense Of the vast and gigantic energies which
have bssn usfoided IL the prosecution Of that
enterprise They nave mad certain successes ia
she 6eidi buJ again I fal hack upon our Eng
bsb experience Z you revert to the annals of
tbs war OF Independence between the American
colonies and this country, where were the sue
cessss il the Esd ia tha. var 1t was not Tor
went Of success "a tbs Seid that ne did not
conquer the American colonies. Ii vas this,
that Ne found inst wbsE zee had success IN The
fed, zee DsTe no H6aTsy OaS 0ssc haH before.
L Is lot the question, when you are endeavoT-
ing % ccEgEsT q country, whstheT you can
break up It's embsitled armies and drive them of
toe plains rasTs they have commended with you
u even d-at The question IS this, and this
done t-letssr re heart Of The country is set upon
separation ii il IS set upon separation, and if
the blood Of Washington and the men of Vir
ginis Of bis day Ell runs in the veins of those
who inhabit Southern America. then a Is all bat
sMgossals thar tie military object should Be effect
ed and II the military object were effected, the
civil and political difficulties remaining would
rsuder that success itseifa curse and a misery to
th1ss who had achieved IT,"
Thsre is no one tact more certain than that
tie heart Of tie South Is set On separation "
and hat it VIII continue 70 be 90 in the face even
Of continued dsfaet and disaster, until the last
syllable Of recorded time" This il all that is
needed to secure cur independence beyond q
psrsd7entus, and in this opinion the lessons OF
history fcly sustain US, NAPOLEON. when in
yadiug Spain. said he could {" conquer their
armies, bui not thsT affections" So after his
disastrous campaign with Russis Ia the year
1912, be gave as the result Of this experience
that " no people could ever be subjugated who
are attached to the institutions Of their country"
less forcible are the words of Mr.. GLAD
Stone, that SO long as our hearts are set on sep
orr conquest Is al bet IMPOSSIBLE.
x Another very large transport loaded with
Yankee troops, was towed up to New Orleans on
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a The author % h aI1iela So y.s.-,@a{ 3
A5aiaaahs. defending Judge NCEiAeEI r-sgs
a most stupid iguaFaber Of lhe Jaws ai -videaee.
A thousand respectable man n.'gol express lLsir
belief in a msu's v~egsei.y, -ad q hail dozen
only impsach il. and has euarsr5sf wouid most
certainly be subjae; TO suspjoia. Tie ssue
rule a Joriori applies te tie co.- at one ipy ely
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22
FROM vICKsBURG i
sos-comBATANTs ORDERED AWAT

Special %k2ismphis Appeal
VICKsB6ae, May p, is62-Tbe Federal
commander has ordered the women snd children
to be removed from this city within t~gaatyfOur
hours The iBeyoT has asked Tina anti Friday
at 3 O'Clock, 5 NJ
There SIRE ten boats below TIE city
The Brooklyn and Hartford passed Nsehez
on Monday morning WINS.
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We DESTROY THE M~ERRndAC-It was with
mingled emotions Of pride and regret that We
learned the destruction Of this renowned vessel
by cur own people,
She died right-unabls to defend our shores.
Left to the slow process of siege snd capture,
she disdsined to grace the triumph of the infa-
NOUS invader. She died no felon's death A
warriors weapon freed a warriors souIr'
She had glory enough. She has revolution
lied the navies of the woTld, and made q new
map oPEurops inevitable. Left by cold hearted
dsspots to strive unaided against irresistible
numbers, she first struck terror to their souls BY
teaching the ~insdeqUscy of their own defenses,
AID then yindicsted her own freedom by self
destruction. Rather Cato at Attiea than Sam
son " eyeles5 at GaEs, at the mill with slaves"
Heneeforth, We have done with the ocean. The
win find her avengers on the land.
Richmond (Fa) Whig, May Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

OFFICE civlE GOV. AND e.1e- MARSHALL
Es1IsuE7. STAY 2It. 1853
NJ merchant OF holder of Sugaf ana M0.zssss IN tho
~ chg, Or within hTs miles Il the same, vii ts s-
aud City b4ucis Of 1rola
Ii ere required TO f1r1-sh tho Government agent
with a correct tsicf what tasy have. aud q Is nai,asr
TO b. sold or removed otter tue pu.lC toa e hIt cr5sE.
Z ~. biCKEsITK.
uy22lT ti-ii Gov E-0r ald P.1vrs ns-.LgI.
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y Alsta ire ia tue cooper shop Of the Au-
burn New Iork) State prison. destroyed the
building and a large amount of stock snd tools
belonging tG MessIs. A Miller & Co The prison
was but little damaged The ioss 10 the State
amounts to $1,000, and to Miller Il Co, $4,000.
The ~c9Hvicts worked m~sEfully to prevent the
flames hom spreading.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

DECRUITg fr Clrt Bsrtle-ts company, 8sr0sns
Regiment III rep Ttn 6r.Hi Junction aiar th.s
dats. Lus = lev aaga ar5 uo4 sf- lr 70 neer5.
When IN olsg under tho G. n c-.sr acr you clroot
choose your regiment q cGeerl. Come On ard avoid
thu stain Il b4inu a rcuseugr. fmT2l 1Le
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

- Tie Raleigh RagistsTssys cat Mss. Davis,
the wife Of President Davis, arrived at t. at city
on Sunday. the lIth iist ana took rooms At the
Marlborough House, where she IS nov staying
She Travelled under tie escort CT Senator GTyn.
Of California snd vas accompanied by her four
children, Ars KeaTy, nieos Of President Davis,
and Senator GWyn's con and daughter
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GRN. RURLL,s REPORT or THE
RATTLE an

We give or readers BUELL's official report
of the battle OF Shiloh this morning, which We
find in late northern papers. He does not state
the Federal I,>s ia .5e FIST days battle, but
plainly confysses d-f-st Go The euemy's arms on
that day Our fore ale admitted by implica-
uon 10 have fallen back la Inc second days
in good order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

q The Louisville Journal says In tact,
there is no earthly truth more certain, more in
disputabls, than that, however desolating and
terrible the wal may be, there can never be
peace in this country mil what was one coun-
Try shall be again one country. Is may be a re-
public, it may DO a kingdom, it msy be q des-
potism, it must and will be ore The whole PEG
pie North and South may as well make up their
minds to il at once" In other words they must
have the South, though constitutional liberty
should perish. They see that a despOtism is IN
svitable, and are educating the people to it by
degrees. The admission, from such a source,
that {" il may Be a kingdom, It may Be a despotism,
It must and 1H be one, is very significant
MississiDpiGH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

II The MississPPiaH says: Gov. Psttus is
at Yicksburg, ana will perhaps remain during
the bombaTdment Of the city The people Of
Mississippi are wiling to trus. ths Governors
spunk. BE viii never surrender to 81 iHsolent
Yankee FGll Of the spirit which ought to aBi-
mate the bosom Of every southern freeman. he
would prefer death - surfeude1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

T1HE wbcTosboats Of ar. W g.. BENNETT, Q5ra
4 cry Of HeUd-r- on, Ky-J ~olisiks % be knJwa
by j. b Davis Of Ih5 sam pee Mr asuuettG fa-
Their Is dead, aud the eEtlt5 C84u.t BE- otisd without
sss NJ or herring from him A-y InlOr1aliln C1ncsr--
irg biu. sent TOD. >. Boswell, A-Con, Tenn. viii VERY
much obEgs hs friend j Davis. D. Is
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FOR SALE

cOrasc OF Union and second Streets. 8 l0z froutllE
Second street 100 by 70 feet -Ech zaa1tc5 Ga Uriou
street 2l BY - 1set each. Tile Ea5- wii 1a -ui1 30 puo-
lie auction on SATURDAY, nay 5I-L Ger nTtas u
formation apply TO W 2. HkEEt LAw & 10,
my2Itts CuFHsr Union aud S5c41a reets.
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ATTENTINN. ID FTRLlCL

ONE FINE CARRIAGE sad EAsSESs
" Ors RockawGy,
Ole Top Buggy
Five HhIs. suysr md torlf of ether sr,il-l viii
Be sIld THIS bJRNIN4-
Rash % the Arcale
Never b8 sir8d-
4 iitil9 uc-e Sat at ptvsta SO
mY22It b :. CAYO & SQE.A uera
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NaaEaatE.

III gentleman who purchased The EEWFOUED-
L LAM SLUT at he saaaou mart CT
Wallace hyde a Rogersou, is ~urgollls reguss5td 20
cal On The stove dun- mvzI 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22
NOTIFIED

MEMPHIS AND ~CIARLHarrG - T OFFICE.
&EuPHTs. Hav a2d, Is62.
Wis Road wit receive ana tlansrlrs all, Ire eight Of
4 tsrsd between seHr+5s aud Cerath q pIis-f or
the aobds AMI ORD 900 t-sI aPpi Ieetl-I llilrua1s.
Ihss for C0siutu viii be 81 tie oTne-s rsk Gni re-
quite prepayment Of Fsi-h- sa ne CamPa1y's Nrs40-
house II tbas goint is in the So of go GOTerHmcH-
W J Eos-.
my22at c-.s-s1 S-rerf-tp.5,..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

BAD NEws FROM TIE WEsr-THs Marshal
Republican learns from Sergf J R. Chalmers
that the last Mssilis (Arizons) Times which had
reached San Antonio, brought distressing news
from New Mexico. siblsy's command was dis
mounted, and il starving condition Two
companies were cut Cd The others were en-
deavoring to make their way to Santa Re. We
doubt the existence OF the state Of afaiTs men
toned as does not in the lezst agFee with sd
vices from other sources
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NEWFOUNDLAND Doc.
kUCTI0g SALE OF NEGROES,

4 aud splsudd trained leT. ouu5la1d dog
u viii DO sold THiS MOENIeG, b.
WALLACE, HYDE 81 E~JGSESDN
m-20It a.cfisa-s-a-
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y The wheat prospects in this see,io, :.
Frightening We learn that there ara NAM
fields that two weeks ago, appeared almost dTy
enough to burn, that is now looking vrsen and
healthy, and heading out finely, with q fair
promise Of q crop, The past week of sun
shine has wrought a wonderful change.-Rome
(GsOTgia) Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

"a I will Sc i -FOUR LI6ELY Ne sBOsS.
w Two splendid PislO sare,
Thirty head of tas IL g
large OF OF FnfntaT
On THURSDAY ngRNLNG, &tilsr, zr 10 o CIo D.
Tor C5nisderate money or God
J.. y. GL1BGGL & co,
my2I2t Corner n Serana a n Wldi.cn a-sseft
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

The Fieksburg Wig learns that the ca
In" cotton ef1p ia Arkansas will be burned
The banks Of ali the nsvigabls streams have
slreaay been cleared Of the staple BY the flames.
The people ele chserfnlly aiding the government
Ia destr0yiup IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22
%SnRsTITETEs EAKTEpl

ITO fI the pleces Of Two solder &C. tie Amy O. Cor
L iuth, whose eorsT!pt tims expires July ISL 1867
$40 ssoh VII b. paid for u u cyar th-ry-fge yesns q
are, Il application is made NJ o1cB 90
HuBazLI, HC5ToE & Co..
mv22Iw 10 10 Easa street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

VICKsBURG.-Tbe Citizen of the 18th instant
says: Our msrke; is almost played cut
and cur grocery stores have all been moved away
but ore, AID the stock in this ole is SO nearly
exhausted that one or two days more will clean
II oct. II is becoming a serious question where
groceries caa b procured alter this. Many fsmi
lies wh5 haT5 moved into the country with three
ds5s provisions 5Te bow entirely out of supplies,
end how ihey =iil manage to get more is 4 pug
zs 20 many very hard to solve"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

pendent OF the Louisville Democrat says 60 sure
as Grant and Bu,I are defeated ana have to
pass through Nashville il retreat, just 50 sure
viii every house nave a concealed weapon
every woman viii glut her Es sngs in murder
The same winter says ii is impossible to convince
the people there that the South viii Be defeated
at Coanth The citizens remsin firm aud true
70 the cause Of the Confederacy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22
GOIvTON AEED.

DARTIEs within naming Easalss F-ha-e NJ
tlasd thas he usual pic- vit b. sad IN cash Tor
an the good. sound, DRY E0PFJE 8E y, tteT VII de-
I've At he Planters Bl Wq-k- Parties living m0le
re-. ot~, % eilhsr OF The rstsCais or fhs HvrF. having
Cotfou Seed 70 sel are Icgles ad % correspond vita
tie Company aad afrangl 10 hata 6acks sent C thdc
resp GIVE dsDOts- tup2 ~
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MEDICAL CARD.
WANTED,

TAR X p WATSON, having resumed ihe pr8-dte
II Of medicine, may b. fcund a. hs odcs ~ the
book aud Tract Depository baidiIE oouth Edn u
Jourt SqIars Tva lw-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

SITUATION as GARDENER, by one who
"A thoroughly understand. he business Apply g.
les Tufts, opposite Eoal s-E-et mlsset
myAI2 pc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

a Hon Samuel F. VentoB, If Ohio. died
at Washington on the llta iuzt, after g brief
illness Of eTysipelas Re weg for Iasuy years a
representative in Congress, and recently sp-
pointed one Of the commissioner under the Dis
tnctof Columbia emancipation act
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

"a Eight hundred wounded Federal soldiers
arrived at Baltimore on the 10th They had
been engaged il the late battle near Williams
burg, Virginia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

D~fhe Aaraban Republican says there will
DC no conscripts in Texas, ior every ons between
the ages Of I5 and IS is volunteering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

II Two new Mississippi regiments of infan-
try have been organized in this city within the
last few days. The 55th Mississippi has been
organized By the election Of f. W. Adams, col
Oneli Capt P. Brent, lieutenant colonel; and
Capt, Frank Foxworth, major.
The 18th went into organization on Monday
last, by the election Of W. b. Shelby, ofRankin,
colonel; Capt. w. Z. Ross, ieutenant.colone ;
and Capt. Quin, of Pike, major,
These are both fine regiments, each numbering
considerably more than 1000 men.-hissiSsig-
piaH. I7th.
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NRTEEE1


MATUR5 0EFIuE.
aEIFlus. BY 2i-t lee2J
N sc55Idsbc- with tie CITY Charter Al -Ao-ou wll
i DO hsld l. tbs didsreas " nd OF tie ctT 90 the hIst
Saturday In JaEs Uszt 70 tBa esciO1 9l a Fc5d Of
school Nis,ts-S ions ioSs4ch ward} fer te ua.r Clrgo
rate yesr. E-eTy Per40a sus5Ifd b. Lw g, vote IN
cur muoiolpaI e~isctl1ns. besi1 iFat 10 y e. N tie oec-
ton Of salt " school visitor
my22I0t FgFE PARE. M-=1r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

Il a dispatch - Baltimore 70 the Cincjn-
matt EHgaiTsr says Business is oacs more roy
ing here, stimulated greatly By tie reopsrinr Of
our great highway to the West. which is now
taxed to its utmost capacity wisa freight. The
company are building new Cars End locomotives
to accommodate The immense trade.
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Y The Wilmington Morth CarnlmsA Ieurun

u The Wilmington North Csrolinsl Journal
ssYs that the reported landing Of Yankee foTcss
al swsnsboTo ia Oaslow county, turns CUT 10
have been 8 less important matter thsn had been
supposed. The repou probably originated in
the landing OF q small party from q boat or
boats, who however did Lot remain long, bat DO
doubt returned 10 the vessel from which tley
came
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

B~The HillsboTO' Recorder and Hestsra CIR
Gilman speak Of the promising appearance Of
the wheat crop IN the central and western por-
ton of North Carolina The Caroi;Fioe says
that " the oldest iBhabitant is ignorant Of a more
uromis;ro visId
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

q Capt Davidson, of the ga Mississippi
regiment, captured By the Federsls ST Fort Don.
elson, died at Fort Warren ; few days since.
His body has been sent to MS friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

WOOL CARDER. uso tEd1rstanis hs ha1l1egs.
"A for whom good va 5c3 vii DO F-id A man with
on a family preferred W. " ELLIOTT,
Eur1La Pos. OMee.
wyo2scs P-15 county. 1uss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

"a The Federal Congress has passed a de-
feiency bill appropriatiug S30,OOO.0O0 for the
year ending June Both, 1862. 1t is to pay
balances due volunteers.
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REEEE REEF !

IN Barrels Pnae Beef will be sod tbs MORNING
~ At the Arcade.
n C. CATCE & son,
my28lt AuctiOnsers and Real Estate Brokers'
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II, GCILMABD.

NO. S3l -Ina5s Stree,
ATANUFA TURER Of 81 krds os HAIa WORG
NJ Also, LsaLs' Hair e. sr watch 2 good pIto7
sT he maid fn~N- w.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

a Gov Petus, Of Mississippi. has called Tor
one thousand armed men 70 rendezvous at Yicks-
burg. and the citizens Of Madison, Kinds, Ran
kin and Warren counties are strictly e%njoined to
respond to the call ST Jackson. Persons report
ing viii be supplied with ammunition and trans
pOrtation, sud those reporting at Vicksburg.
viii find ammunition there Ia al cases. trans
portstion viii be paid by the government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22
FOR SALE
NnTEsE,

NEGRO WOMAN sd -HELD-s good Cook.
a Washer ard Iroucr. Aapyto
Nm EaaA HILL g
mv2l 2ts No Q Fr94s IsoE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

IThe Marshall (Tezas} Republican learns
that late frosts have done immense damages to
the crops west Of Harrison Corn, even south
of Waco. has been literally ruined We dread
to hear from northern Texas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

a WEAK INVEsTI0N OF THE ENEMY
The Motile AdssrtissT and Register learns that
she Yankee miscresnt, Z. F Butler, is resoTing
&c the most absurd szpedients 10 humbag the
people Of The !. terror. a repor. vas sent by
bin recently up the Mississippi, INTENDED, ii is
supposed, for the Red river market, that Mobile
had surrendered, aud a Geographic dispach was
sent cut reporting the sale Of 5000 bales Of
cotton IN one day at fra prices and win an
advancing tendency. Tbs palpsblo object Of
Ihese falsehoojs was to induce the planters to
send down thsiT cotton, Butler not being aware
thstit had been sent up in another direction, and
ass r1svocably diverted from the New OIlears
market. The only cotton that bad reached New
Orleans since Buffers occupation of the city
was 800 bales, which a British subject managed
to save from the flames. This constituted the
cotton stock, as it is believed that not { bas in
Inc city survived the co~nfsgrstion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-22

C-ABELEsssEss and TREACHERY-Itis stated
that OF the l25h instant. while the officers % the
steamer Planter which Was lying a. the Charles
ton wharf we're absent. four o. tive Of her negro
crew got up steam and carried her safely cut 20
the Yoke sect Hzr-sEaasEeni zas & p
FOUNDER. and q 24-pound howitzef. She had on
board bssl1os four heavy cannon to be transport
ed to Fort Sumter The officers bad been pa.
under arrest for neglect Of duty.
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NEAT HOUSE, or Alabama sFeet. Also, wanted
Cook. III. ii. POTTER.
mvQ42E Neir Ftee-. uenr WORKMAN Ha1sG.
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OLD BRASS and Upper r. which fc bighsst
~ price wilt be paid. aPpy 20 Speed, Do1eh1 s.
s. range 34 AIala street. Y NE-slG b co
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A LARGE BAY MARE MULE Which tie oHns'
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