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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
NOTICE!
HEADQUARTsPs PJRTEES PARTS ANS
MENPHIS Tenn A rrfI -..tg 1850

EADQuAKrbRs PJRTGES PARTS ENS-F
MEMPHIS Tenn. April sd 1862
- II In your ilIuries beg lssve TO fs.
y that the o-gAni2a-i'u Of his company wU bs tbs
same A. ordinary cavalry, but it will be su independent
command.
Your horse will BE- v3usd ay proper officer and i-
e % klad n the service, You will De a-lI rr him u
be dies through youtneg.eet OF a0u<s o. will De your
own loss
Ths Government vii furnish Won sas-.+sDos and A.
low you to-tv cents per dsv for -s Of the horse
You will b. ha,d resp usi5ls for All aq1palsuts fur
1ishad you and vii have 90 pay Tor waa- you lose or
throw away.
livery member will be Jeauu,iy prcte1 Sd in bis rights
but he WI be required 20 discharge Li, ladivfdusi 1
ass fully and prom PITY BT rigid adherence o Ma
rule, the duties Wl izu egna-y sid lightly UPON all
When member Distinguishes him e'f for brsysry r-
eoolness in trying positions the fsc' Of the csss viii -
fully vepO-.e ed 10 the General COmmald.-g.
All orders must BE- prOu=tly o1-yeL hrf- rr-,sq-.
ness may be 1usst0red sftervvard I1ls1s7srzpss viii,
not BE- allowed under any lrsfsXt, aud rr,fs1ity y.
not be countengnced. Those who wish 90 La 6ougb-
need not sp5y.
II is expected that regular phvsicia1 VIII be al
tcched TO thu cOrpeuy.
90 s believed that bis u5aul ar s-rv cs o,rs as-
nd1ceLneHt' Tor ne dis5l1y .. courage g. 15snce self
control and ppNers Of eudurarCs o. an sry otba- r
that one huucrsd cd Ard irce men &c i- In tbf 81
pacity m Hio rea er injury upol h eaerv-vvbi.
Is the end sought III all army Inoyeusr sr. than ID. s
lns' nov op=n 70 tns loyal citizens az ths Buyssiu5.
Valley.
Il you ars anxious TO serve your cou1trv. Eod are
ssnsned win iae ratare ant cesi5u Of this org -fz
uon Woud oe pisa ed 20 lllsJsr yaE into ssrVscs in
connection With this company. WaaJ you DO 90
quickly. Respectfully,
Ed z. PORTER, Captain.
~ = ~ TEf Wood IN Block
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

We are in pessessi Il of files Of Nashville pa
pers to the 10th. The Union" is edited by S
c. MERCER, who seems to be a supple tool of
ANDY JOHNSON, and able to do up the dirty
work of the invaders to order. The Dispatch
is published by a company-names not given.
At a meetingo of city council, held on the l4th
councilman Driver offered resolution to have
the stars and stripes displayed on the public
property of the city, and requiring the superin-
tendent and teachers Of the public schools to
take the oath Of allegiance. The new council
has finally began its work, and elected new city
officers throughout.
Tennessee and other southern money was
quoted in Cincinnati on the l4th inst at forty
per cent. discount
The daily train on the Louisville aud Nash
vile railroad leaves the depot in Edgefeld at six
o'clock in the morning of each day, and return
ing, arrives at half past six il the evening thus
making the trip either way between Nashville
and Louisville in daylight
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
Later from Fort jackson.

Special to the Memphis Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, April %, P. M.-Gen. Dun
can reports to-day that the bombardment of Fort
Jackson was continued by the enemy all night
and is still progressing.
He has no further casualties to report, and
says that Providence is protecting the garrison
who are confident of ultimate success, and regret
the doubts of their fellow citizens Their tortl-
tude is great, and the cause in which they are
engaged commendable, and not the least idea OF
capitulstion is entertained The best guns OF
the fort continue in good working order, and the
discipline of the troops is excellent.
Over 2O,OOO shells have been thrown by the
enemy thousands of which fell in the fort om
enemies must soon become exhausted. II not,
we can continue the contest as long as they can.
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a GHOST SToRY.-Here is ghost story. OF
adventure, which recently occurred in Limerick. Ire,
land
woman, not far from Emily buried her husband =
few months ago knock came 20 the door some night
LAST mouth She asked who there. hollow W fsa
answered, " your husband whom YOU buried sn5
am very miserable In purga1ry till my debts are paid
Sell the two pigs you have. aud be sure 70 have the
money for me on such a night when I will CALI The
poor woman did a. be requi ed, and felt happy al being
able TO meet his request whether, through far or love
(as b. appeared with hii shr0ud and pale face Be,
tween the nrst and second visit Of the ghost the roo-
woman went and toll her story 70 the priest Be told
her Il vas very geod but a. the same time 10 have two
policemen In the house when she would be giving the
NOISY the purBatorai aud shroudsd ghos. came and
was arrested BY She police sud lodged IN ID. Limerick
ls there 70 undergo little purgstorv tiH hs trial
comes Of The ghost turuef out to BE- very uear
nelshbori who is godfather 70 Of her children.
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The Firht al Fors JacI.son.

New ORLEANS, April 23,-The following is
a copy of an official dispatch frOm M'jOr-Gen.
Lowell:
To Brigadier-Gen. Duncan, commanding at
Fort Jackson: Say to the officers and men Of
your command that their heroic fortitude in en-
during one of the most terrific bOmbardments
ever known to have occurred, and the courage
and skill with which they have crushed the enc
my whenever he has dared to come from under
cover, attracts the admiration of ali, and will be
recorded in history as "a splendid example for
patriots and soldiers.
Anxious but confident families and friends
are watching them with firm reliance, based
upon the gallant exhibition thus far made of
their indomitabe courage and great military
skill The enemy will tryyour powers Of endur-
ance, but, we believe, with no better success
than he has already experienced.
ISigned M LOWELL, Maj Gen. Gem"
Gen Dunean's reply to Maj. Gen. Lowell is as
follows:
" GENERAL: Ihave to report this morning the
same state of things existing. The bombsrd
ment is still going on furiously. They keep it
up continuously, by reliefs of their divisions.
"One Of their gunboats, painted gray, came
above the point this morning, but was struck and
retired
I'VE are hopeful, in good spirits, and very
much in earnest
Il cannot speak in too high praise of ell the
officers and men, nor have any further casual
ties to report.
Let the people have faith and fOrtitude, and
we will not disgrace them.
[Signedl J. K. DUNCAN,
Rrirad diar.G G.annral y
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j. 4. DUNCAN,
Brigsdier- General.
BOmBardmonl of Fort jackson.

NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-The following dis
patch was received from Fort Jackson to day
We have had a heavy and continued bonn
bardment al night, which is still progressing.
No other casualties have occurred, except two
men slightly wounded. God is certainly pro-
tecting US. We are still cheerful, and have an
abiding faith IN our ultimate success. We are
making repairs the best we can. Our best
guns are still in working order. The most Of
them have been disabled at times. The health
of the troops continues good. Twenty-Five
thousand thirteen-inch shells have been fred by
the enemy, thousands of which have fallen in
the fort. They must soon exhaust themselves ;
if not, we can stand it as long as they can"
[Signed J. X. DUNCAN,
BrigadieT-General Commanding
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

A dispatch from st. Louis dated the 18th
gives the following iniormation (2):
Arrivals from Ironlon, Missouri, ssy that Van
Dorm is at Pittmos Ferry, on Currant river, near
the Missouri line, with ten OF twelve thousand
men, awaiting reiulOrcements.
II is reported that the rebels are withdrawing
their forces from Northwestern Arkansas, and
concentrating them at POcahOntas, in the north
eastern portion of the State Their force at that
point Is represented TO be 10000 The Federal
forces under Gen. Steele are between Greeuwell,
Missouri, and Arkansas line, ready to meet any
movement the rebels may make. Gen Sigs
has arrived from the southwest, having been
compelled to leave his command for a time Oh
account Of Ill health
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
or FORT JACKSON !!
specIsI % Lbe NempbIs Appeal.I

Special to the Memphis Appeal
New ORLEANS, April 23.-General Duncan
reports that the bombaTdment Of Fort Jackson
is still progressing furously-
Several Of the Federal boats have been sunk
by the guns of the fort.
The casualties in the fort are few, and its
defenders are gallant, hopeful, and earnest.
The attacking Federal feet consists Of twenty
one mortar boats and thirty-siK other vessels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
ARnYR HuHIRRLnT.

The Federal troops that were moving above
Trezevsnt staten, on the Ohio railroad, were re-
ported yesterday by persons coming into Hum
boldt, to have gone up to the Federal camp near
Paris. The impression is that the whole OF them
have gone up the Tennessee river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

RUdORED ARREST OF GEN. /. POPE WALK
ER.-We hear the rumor in such form as to give
it some credence, that Gen. L. Pope Walker Of
Huntsville, Alabama, has been arrested and is
in the hands Of the enemy. 1t is stated that he
was attempting to carry his slave property south,
and had reached point several miles from his
home, when he was Overtsken by a cavalry force
of the enemy and captured As he was once
Secretary Of War under the Confederate gov
eminent, and is now commissioned brigadier-
general in the southern army, if be has been Ia
ken prisoner, be viii doubtless be dealt with
hsrshly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

EYTho5e leading rebels of Memphis, who,
more than a year ago, expelled the Louisville
Journal from the city and the mails, have got
all their arrangements made for burning the
place If they will do this thing, let them take
q copy of the Journal to kindle the fire with
Louisville Journal.
We will burn the place of its publication,
and convert the sparkling Journal into burn
ing and shining light, first.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENN. RAILROAD: :
CHANGE OF TIsIE I!

OFFICE GENERAL STPERINTENDEST.
MEMPHIS priL q D IsE2
ON aud after THURSDAY, Ap.T 94.h. the A,s.
~ iraiu Oh this road will leave Memphis daily at 10 4
n, arriving g. Grsnad at 40 P VI R-raruirz-.sty.-
Greuad at 2 clock VI arriving st Memphis at so
An Accom- mods ion train VII ET-rl his daily q.
! o'clock a N arriving at 3rsosdl at 10 p ~ r.
turning cave tI~s1sEs ~ o'-.acsA " ar-f-r- q.
Memphis az 4.3J P. NJ I.HaED-
apA ~ Grn--. SUB. ..-. ar.H=1ra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
REMOVAL!

DIX. SNEED, DENTIST.
y As removed his sf6ce 10 Madison ,zagrrzsHss
4 i street betSseu Second and Th I'd A7se9
uzNt do 90 D.. Nerrill's resid-ues. vi hsr, q
he will be pleased 70 see bis patrons from -4-lL
2 oc.Ock a. N. TO 3 o clock p II sundays excepted.
ou25 iv
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LOOK AT THIS!

NJ EhCaANIs and Others having goods that they
VI wish % turn into CASH will hove their business
tzthfully ATTENDED 30 and realize the highest prices b
lending teeu 20 A. l. ANDBE vs. $ Co, 2jl Man
street Daily sa-es OF Dry Goo e. clothing shoes e.c
A. &. ANDREWS eco.
aD23-iW Auctinaaar. and Lnrl- -ui..-nr ALarctsrt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
TRADE AT NASHVILLE

The Dispatch-s new paper published at
NashviIle-cOmplains that business IN that city
"revives but slowly"-thst it 'lacks that recu-
perative energy which heretofore characterized
It." 1t adds:
Every branch Of business is parayzsd Our merchants
are doing comparatively business, while there il
scarcely branch Of manufacturing that doing any
thing all The for this IS that they have no
market Nobody appears to buy anything but what he
absolutely wants There disposition to speculate
and trade angushes. There has been little move
ment in cotton and tobacco but IL is comparatively light
notW hstandng high prices would be paid by purchasers
The trade in these staples would perhaps be larger the
shipping facilities furnished by the railroads better
Again the same journal says;
Still, do not expect TO much cotton and
tobacco sold here this in former seasons They may,
possibly, be held for the ts trade under the i'm
preston that still higher prices will prevail
We have been somewhat disappointed in the slow pro-
gress that is being made toward restablshng the com
mrrcia prosperity Of Nashville. Weeks ago appa-
that the merchants and tradesmen of Louisville Gin
cnnsu and ST. Louis making preparations to
secure if possible the large and lucrative trade they had
formerly drawn from Tennessee. But &c far Nash
vile il concerned the trade has been comparatively
light with no immediate prospect Of heavy increase
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

QElNG about TO move 70 ny old home Jackson
- Miss where viii b. prepared 90 continue the b5-
nsss Of mann turing Clothing f1r 5hs army sud ear
ryiug the Tailoring bU-i1e in al is brsnshes
offer for for 4 few 5ys, Ia tLls city.
1000 pair Pants.
1000 pair Draw4
10 wei: made Duck Ten for OEcsrs
j)CO Tbs. god clean Rag Tables Counters Shelves
etc. have good stock Of No-h Carolina Cashmere
Eud Trimmings for Officers UIiferus witch viii con
inue 70 put up 20 oIGsr D the Feds get u sight about
Did man Cheek g. Cal at
j G.. MCATISTER'S
HusgtIWr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

THon. C. S. MoTebead, Of Kentucky, who
has been confined for several months in Forts
Warren and Lafayette arrived at Louisville on
the 10th instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

q Lincoln has sent to the Senate a treaty
with Great Britain, for the efFectual suppression
of the slave trade, negotiated by Secretary Sew
ard with Lord Lyons on the 9TH Of April.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
HORSE FOR SALE

I NFE Taste pacing and most stylish dri7-
L irg HOES IN t7e State will be sold IL
low for essh, or eEobs. SD for cotton by $50 \
applying 70 q ~
ay9} lw 81 ~ f- >.-.
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Again the same journal saws:
TIE RATTLE OF SHILOH.

We give in this issue the official report of the
Federal commander at the battle of Shiloh. We
take it from the Louisville Journal of the 10th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

SMALL TREASURY NOTEs.-A bill is before
the Confederate Congress authorizing the issue
of five millions of dollars in change notes-that
is, one and two dollar notes. This bill has al
ready passed the Senate. Aside from the de-
mand for these change notes by the business
operations of the country, the measure is ex-
pected to do the government good service in
keeping Buoyant Confederate notes Of a larger
denomination
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FOR SALE ,

4 FINE MILITARY COAT, suitable for an 0Gicsr
= Il aay grade. Ap-ly AZ
G. ". RICHARDS Market street.
En.AL-- Ne q dom I'm .-.-- .--a.t
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TO
SEAMSTRESSES AND TENT MAKERS.

9AlSG located at Jackson, hiss for the purpose Of
u &c ting mp QTartsrmssJH- supplies for the @ S
army / an prepared 70 sIve s-es7y environment Ir-
making C!othrg Tents etc, to ary uulb=F of Seam
stresses or contractors, with without sewing ma
chimes. G. ~ -EryNTNGHzgL
As -is-anr q Iar-errlaster-
an2f W. y4Hr -fTF-
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SAFE WANTED !

4 NY one hs-iug new or secondly md IRON SAFE
II can hnd Pu chaser by applying 10
LOGAN & FLYNN.
an.A ltT .naI1..Dr g+ra.H
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The FRENCH PRNCE.-On Sunday I6tf
ult the Prince lmpoIis. entered his seventh
year. l. is universally admitted That he is ex
csedingly advanced for his age He speaks
four languages, excsls in al bodily exercises
rides particularly well Is of a gay lively dispo-
sition, and remarkable for his general iutelli-
gencs. lie is most popular among his young
comrades Of the Imperial Guard, has a thousand
questions to ask when they meet, and always
separates from them with regret.
On Saturday, being the last day Of the sixth
year, interesting scene took place in the
courtyard Of the Tuile.ies; the young Prince
aud the safaaS de troupe being the principal
actors
d" A little before twelve a column of miniature
grenadieTs, chasseuTs, and y0ltgeurs, preceded
by their music and drums, entered the court
from the Rue de R.vOIi, and ranged themselves
before the Pavilion Do lH0TlOge At twelve
precisely the emperor, accompanied By the gen
erals OF the guard, Gil in plain clothes aud the
colonies, in regimentals, appeared with the
Prince Imperial; this last in a iull UNIFORM of a
gIa0adieT, with the stripes of the corporal on the
arm. Tie Prince having placed himself on the
loft OF the first rank Of -He sgtanS dc troupe, of
the list EreGadieTs, 90 which be belongs, the
whole OF the boys went through their exercises
with extraordinary precision, the Prince being
only distinguished from the rest by his smaller
stature During that time the Empress was
seated at the grand balcony, watching, with
manifest pleasure, the movements Of her son and
his young companions in arms. The manuel
yers having terminated the children marched in
order to the palace, where a collation., al which
the Prince did the hOnors, had been prepared Tor
them
After the repast, the satans De trouDs returzed
their arms, aud after having executed several
terminated by fling off before their
with loud cries Of ''Yive rEnpsrsur ,
Vivs lImPert trice Vive le Prince Imperial ''
GqliraEf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

uThe Federal postmaster at Nashville gives
notice that only the following postofices have
been opened in Tennessee under Federal suspi-
ces, viz: Nashville, Gallatin, Clarksvllls, Co
lumbis, Franklin, snd perhaps one other be-
tween GaIlatin and the Kentucky line.
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$40 REyEAgD.

- EkAGED from the premises Cf J o ForI,H
- on tie rev Rsieiga road BLACK HAREEgAzz-,
aCLB, sixteen and half OF seventeen hands ~
high To any OLe who viii return 'hs ar.uaL EssIktE
[ viii pay the above reward J H. MERRIMA
Np-a g lf-fu gr-1Hf
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NOTICE ETTRA0RDIyiRY!

gCsT received a. The s-ose Or 4 l.. ANDREWS &
- GO on Aziu stree No 81, u.ss 20. OF
Calf SAfls Boots Gs3d Shoes!
+LsO-FiDe Patent Leather Gait-rs. For sale az
who esale Or re.sH o777 7-
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
lsslsslppl aRd Tennessee RaiIroad.
1--WE MULES,
u One fine FiILE.

FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
HEHPEI5 A pd. z}d. 1862 s
NJ and sf'sr this date, freight for heal z.aous will
~ be received All fr,ishs for Grenada station IS re-
quir-d 30 be prepaid O.. " IRWIN
Ep-4 lw Fref-h- Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

wTbe mayor Of Washington, North Caro-
lima, has been taken to Richmond and impris-
oned on d charge OF treason.
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FOR SALE !


For Confederate Horny!
WILL ssli my Dlace. Is acres, in the Co-usr tract
1 three and ha'f miles from town Tor 5000 cash
Also, Lot Va. Is in Rag'al1s DIVISION tor sI2Oo--5
Zee y 20 feet Apply 30 Brown * Owen, or 90 KY
'eit on he premises.
on f-sWN J. WI rFAMS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

Y The New York Wortd publishes letter
from the Secretary of the Interior, requesting
its authority for the editorial statement that it
had " learned on authority it could hardly dis
credit, that grave and probably valid charges
had been urged against the Secretary Tor i'm
proper speculatons AID other mslfeassnce in
Office" The WOrld declines to give Its grounds
for making the charge.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
FOR SALE !

u miles south Of Court So -sre- Apply TO
SGITHMl k 81 CO..
ap24 za7 r ain street.
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a WOMgE to eo to Grenada. Mis- q, 7,s4a rs-..
~ ridges. Inquire oc
h GGINDFOl. rure-s-r-udsnt
aP<5.W turss- Monroe aaE 20 fr7 -.-aeta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

YCol. John A. Logan, N. c. from Illinois,
having accepted an appointment as brigsdier-
general, new election is ordered in the ninth
(nl) district, on the 9th OF May.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
NOTICE.

tA&E 20 my residence, Uu.cu street on the is.
- instsE', a spslk1d muley cow ard CALF. The
owner viii please come and take trsm away
aD24 3.H o. F.F FSWETJ
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FOR SALE

uaNDsOME BUGGY aud HABSEss for sale.
II Apply 20 W. BALL,
a. q 2I-'f- ff.rs..- - -t-a.+
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

EThe Nashville (bogus) Union learns that
at Lebanon on last Monday week, Colonel Nun
day addressed large crowd of the citizens of
Wilson county and that his remarks were re-
ceived with appreciation. Also, that Hon. Rob
ert l. CarutheIs, late member Of the provisional
Congress, and more recently a candidats for the
Confederate Senate had left Lebanon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
ConaedsrnIe .. meer. Capsured a. Island O

NE-'I '7' n N = sIlI !"
The following is a list Of the Confederate ar
tillery officers captured at Island 10, as publish
ed in the Cincinnati Tunes
Cspt W Y. G. Humes, commanding; Capt
james A Fisher Senior First Lieut. James J
Mcdaniel; Junior Second Lieut. Thomas L,
Brausfordi Second Lieut.. Rufus J. Polk (ne.
phew of Gem LeOnidas Polk;) Second Lieut.
Daniel D. Phillips Second Lieut.. Thomas B.
Cook Second Lieut. JAMES Labey; Capt Z
W. Bibo; Senior First Lieut.. Walter S. Lips
comb; Junior First Lieut.. Walter Lipscomb;
Junior First Lieut.. L. +. Book; Junior Second
Lieut.. W. II. Ruperbi Senior First Lieut.. Geo
S Martin; Senior Second Lieut.. W c. Wins
ton; Junior Second Lieut.. L. s. Mcdowell
Junior Second Lieut.. A. Hughes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

EY- The Collector at Philadephia is directed
By the Secretary of the Treasury to clear no
vessel with anthracite coal for foreign aorts or
ports south of Delaware Bay, until further
orders
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