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The following inst and aprrs-ia-ve triblta {,
The memory OF Cen. MCINTos4, who lost hi.
he al the lae battle in Northwestern Arkansas
YVES furnished the New Orleans Delta by &
brother officer WHO served with him in the brie.
campaign which resulted in his fall:
Mcintosh was a very great loss to our army
and our cause. He was a man Of very nobt,
rals. chief ameuEst which was courage. This
with ae kindness of his disposition and gentle
ness o. Es ualnars hai much eudaared him @
.he troops while his recent successful operation.
Ru1 distinguished gailantry had inspired then
with great confidence i1 him as a leader.
GA the advance upon the enemy at Elkh0m
Ten Van Dom placed Mcintosh In command of
Cine cavalry, q force Of near five thousand men
and sent him forward by a road shorter and
nearer 20 the enemy than t5a- By which the
mann amy moved. During this advance Id
gave decided proofs Of lis qualifications for q
good cavalry leader. lie kept us accurately
ir. Im.d Of taa movements Of the euemy-was
bold. alert and eu-rre.e Hesse7u-4 IN take
%" lest, and have ND care Of Thought exe-n.
about IKE responsible duty which md Uoyolvsl
uB9p him..
On the morning Of the 9th be made a dsrfng
attack upon q large corps Of the enemy under
S.gel, who were endeavJring 70 Join the main
army IN position at Sugar creek. He hoped 60
cut thom of, or at least 70 detaju them until orl
force of infantry could come up and engag-
eHa1 but IA tlis he was ioiIed by the rapid
Do"aaenls of the enemy, and the very broken
nature Of the GROUND On which he found them.
TIE last time ] saw him was at sunset on the
evening @. J5Gt day, W lie he was receiving
lom Gen Van Dom instructions relative 10
POSING bs y.clseas Tor the night He told me
81. L- -ar,H r--f.-- ~. 1000. L
his command during tho day. I observed q
sadness s5oul bis voice and manner. which lett
IFS impression on me; and when Iheard'ot his
death next day, it seemed as if It might have
been a premouitipu.
On the 7th he commenced the action which
HcCullOch's division had with the main army of
rhs enemy, by g daring and successful charge
upon their advanced battery. He led four Iegi-
meBts of cavalry light a. the battery, carried it
st once, routing the supports and holding the
position. This charge is spoken Of by the Off
ges who Witnessed It as one OF the most brliau.
ElaIgs OF Che wal.
Soon after this, NcCuT0ch, while r-ecanuoifer
ing he main position Of the enemy, was saol
dead by @ sharpshootar in ambush Mcintosh
4 ONCE assumed command of the division, and
5uaiH BIS arrangements To advance ia force
n - ls.gra-rE i0u the fr.g.- where Dos bad
been swing some orders, La aa. ais Old regimen,
advancing TO the charge. The meq cheeret MIN
b.EalE as hc was passing them. He seemed
unable 80 EesIs the appeal Dut, carried away by
uIs generous emotion, placed himself az their
bead and led them into the fight. In d few
moments more he fell dead, shot through the
heart.
Ia was a noble fellow, and willlong be loved
and ragla,.rd by us who have known him from
his D1y mood, and by those 10 have fought by
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Editors App al md Avalanche:
BsTFLE FIELD or SHIaoAH, g O'Clock, p NJ
We nave had avery hasd fought battle. and ocr
vc,yry IS oOup-ata. Reistive loss not known,
ba IS heavy on both sides
Unfortunately Gen. a 5 Johnston fell at two
and a half O'Clock, PM
We have taken a number Of prisoners, Gen.
PIentiss being among the captured certain, and
several other generals reported.
The land igAt is closed, but a heavy firing is
going on from the enemy's gunboats.
We have cap ursd all the enemy's tents and
stores, a large amount Of his artillery. a large
number of small arms, and two Thousand pris-
olars have already been sent to the rear.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
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We have bad uuo-s, for day CT two, Of
s1ou civI uca5 in s5alsrn Illinois, which,
1t is reported. .ga gone SD FAR as to make ths
interference d .e and be sheJding Of
blood, necessary in order 10 qua1 the insuHee-
ton. A general disposition or the gara Of Tue
people to resist the pes meu5 Of the war tax,
followed BY protest ofsome twenty members of
the Legislsture, against tie doctrines Of LIN
CoLN's message, is said to be the origin Of the
difficulty. The rel1saHt members we're arrested
By the abolition authorities. Trouble followed,
whiea a v ans fran5a impossible 10
qUel, vines varo gsas o1s and the
pace psy w al las p5-a. Of the
bag9aet,
TIE strong opposition .l4. @s been known to
exist So Iaas ls e4 policy 9f
the 5cufa E, gives 30 .ls
above 81 @ 5y LEEcaL-
has but 1.a 10 n- section, and we
have long a & people were oay KEEP,
under SUI 5a 81 Tire strong ann Of MILITARY
power.
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tn q DEAD.

The remains oi G-a a JOHNSTON arrived
st Coriath yes eTaays 90 route, we presume, Tor
his T~ssi1eno5 in Texas.
The military career Of tbs gallant soldier com
me1oel ss @ c,e gi-APsasiaant DAVIS 81
Wess F-- whore b. rec thorough mii
tay at ~.1 EruE1ished
ha d In the
d Hrasla5 men,
e ea,e by Tie
w. L.. DAVIS,
At
t.-. ~. . r -..4,.r H--
E-. o. she 51Fs-E OF -I .u--
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"Ay LEzl-r HATH Done THIs."-B eyoud
GUesIo"- the destruction Of the bridge on the
Jackson raafe2d, a lew miles this side Of Jack
son GA t-e lst ms-5 IA consequence Of which
travel on the road remains Interrupted. was The
work of eniszl-ie5 OF tde enemy. doubtless dis.
patched nom hrs army TO accomplish it. A gen
tiemau Of good judgment, who arrived in town
from the ace1e Of the disaster, says that this is
The UudoU5ied truth, and the superstition Is con
trned by the t2c5 that for some time past sus-
Eieious looking strangers have been seen prowl.
ing about that vicinity.
are bridge viii soon be reconstructed. and
regular travel, and transportation restored
Meantime mails, passengers and freight are
transferred across from one train to another-N
o. P~joayeHs.
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TO T 7

NOR ga ca t-s 4 E.-.7.
A tiON, Situated IL NaTA PzrI d, L11a-
auel foity uiiea lc0m Fcsshueg ara two m-s. AenH
lem we NsH1ad1 containing avg ha1izl EiA
Try scres, paft upland aad par c=n- h5r--r,
al unsurpassed stock ranEa.
me lhPfoFsn5 gre ssvoasy acres "a cultivation
~ AW'aed acres tloeoo6ay 5esss1sd .aa 90 -
0"eA-s. cf1tt- tao e. e
a modeTats ca-h PAy meutl is rsqar-a. ara - lima
Will be given On sac balance. Pr p..isai snoiv IL
gpl 8ieodt nsr.,
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c.
-f
H.. 'H --- -L
ON sl- 18TH. rti and 18Th r.vs .f March.
nm ...-.l.- y.s hold in ,r .. r.7..... 81 VICENTE
T1.I pro- H'. 81" H" enemy Aoa 'h' '
Haus E.r..nia m.#t.-v .aasl ar.ats. ulsa .la aaaadr#
-.. Cd. -.... -t
.s-' %. sue" - t@- 'agE 'An
III. r.s.-.-ra ss ..-a..s.- rra.-.g.s %, ra.. ..
organic YER ana mace some ',-F l'
most 80 utarv OF which. perhaps. was Chs. uf ta.i-g L.
-1,..s,- ,r .,7-. fo, .r. -...r. and -.sf---- ,r-ss
latufs ih= al22I,ng power Hs a' OIL ".-ssa-e "--5
a.r-- -.arrr a.-srs- moi.
dtluque- lax pHyera On 1.A THESE .-ha-' tt WOE
ti0r of The amended tans- .sal and rLs gHsIuyal.a
.r-.,.r
and tEg returns arc t"a coming IN '-- -H 80
.arfoas as TO ns.a 90 ~.slirry l3r6taur what .g de-.
---r r.~--.-.- ..--+.- and town.
Of the Constitution, and 500 for The HuI-a.o lon of
Su".A' 0~ al -7.s. l--f @--.' '-,'. "
heard from, and these may reverse Oh. aglre. n Ha
east where tie vote u..ed was exceedingly small
cha - WOO ~- rg. chew Ga. -o r-a IN --vg.
me pi"PoIuoh was n't less -'' -4 TO '-9 N '-''-
vo-a was brought ORG, Ohm. sentiment against ha 42l-tl
.s-g. Cunts bordering r.aY Tennessee d Wssrr
NsrH Carolina o. 200 f.s1f. .5 ..G. "1l de result cam
M. BAD. r.-F .t.a with u.vnfnr I.. certainty. V.a
Drobabli.v d., :hat the Cons On hes been lost by p
,5y 2 Il r s r.-, I'D FrG -s. rr.s 9
fsVor Of The lsff.r.s a ralHrv. unless he Constitution IL
self r. .dau-ed. iu. r was 70 have been user.d a ths5
Instrument. aud falls wHl Is 20 raa ground While tine
us we shouli hardly rr=t it's RI i-sIrn for The reason
rb.t te v0rs was The mer--t u1..rrv Of popular eiec-
ion. one +E#r5 of the gft.r ar.f.- gr ra--ErfF4t5,1 u If
Z -f.# rHH The entire r.gIl-F of votes ul|le. in counties
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@@@Fhn AND ,EsToN = Il aFFICE.7
49, MEMPHIS. AM J4th. ISL
VIE stockholders in she aemr-s - tFl
4 halrca1 Company are HEREBY NOTED ~ --Io-
Wssllns OF tne company viii be aeI4 at th- oFcsC -
Jay Of Apu, loo2. % co2sid tds ur1cr.r-- ~ -.--t
4 the law passed by The las. L-essa 80 Of ~ -.
cO Of notes for circulation OF ne d.pomi~sFo- a
and under. -
j. Derive Jri Geo. ". Esisne-. James IL Pride d
bfysn5 NJ 3. Pfich2vd, e. Lsv-rt Wm j. Bunt
nos Laesry, Sam Tate. JAS L. W~aszlrs Crsss. q
" tlsis Jay, john ". Cooper, Joan J. Facxisr. g 81.
p ScNi3r \ AeCaoanss, Reuben "a pnss. William
Eehois @ ?. Ca5aaiss, Geo. p. Berns fsB6s.
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MIR. YANcEy The reason why the Yankee
papers reported that Mr.. Yaneey was caDtnrs8
Is given by the New York Herald. A lettsr was
received 10y the fleet at Key Yves. from the Lin
CON colsu' at Havana stating that our commits
.Ae- Aao sailed on the schooner Mallory. The
W alzi Hl.tu W2s saI5 after that vessel, aud on
'-5 5h she vas lazeu into Key WesG They
'ele so certain OF tler game that they made a
close personal s~crUriug If tas crew-it having
been rvuored that Ar Yaucey was disguised as
"a s-liot. Gre2t disappointment was exhibited
when tho mistake was discovered.
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4 COUNTRY RESIDEYCE F0a RENE !

OFFER for rent. for twelve months a
4 most des rablo CODNTkK SEA embra- -
cling zLou twsivs acres q ground. under oui iff
tivttiOn, with excellent tmprrvsmsnt-louss.LA
containing eigat rooms. win AL nee sszry ca-v.arn-
ees hne tr1iI tees thLAeoery etc Ths proPany IS
situated witAia a Few mile Of IL ely ard mnsdsisiv
siiOjnieg g railresd station, AID will ls s.-d - 4 owe
70 a good tenant, on iay7ra0.s terms. T earv sD1li,s-
anS L.rH - COOS
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nnter and Hester.

CoENTH, April 8, 81 P. M-The battle is
still Taging fegcely.
Gen Busarod Johnson has been wounded in
the side
We have captured four Federal batteries, of
which the 2Ist Alabama took two.
Our forces are four miles from the river, and
the enemy Is saI falling back
Battle very severe. ETTE.
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TmR KILE.En Ann wouNDED,

We go TO press with meager reports Of the
killed and wounded in the battle on Sunday
last. IL addition TO those mentioned IN our dis
psteh1- and elsewhere, we can only add .he
names o. Col JANIS CREWS, Of Memphis,
killed Gen. Ozark and Col Bowen, of Mis-
sissigPa aAa Col RICH, IF Missouri, wounded.
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GBBlT CONFEDERATE VICTORY !
General a. S. Johnston Killed!
Several Batteries Captured
1000 Prisoners Taken
HEAVY LOSSES ON norH SIDES

Special Dispatch to tn empui- appeal
CoBNTH, April 8, , O'Clock, p MA great
battle commenced at daylight hs morning.
We have driven tle F. .alal forces back two
miles and ouz victorious columns arc still al
vsucing
The first Louisiana has taken a Federal bat
terry, and several others have been captured.
Gen. GLADDEN., of Louisiana, had an arm shot
off.
It IS reported that our left wing has reached
the sver below the enemy's right.
The loss is heavy, ard the battle is still fun
ousiy progressing.
Prisoners captured and sent in report The enc
my force at enc hundred and twenty Thousand.
Gen. Buell. had not crossed the river.
Colonel Kit. Williams is reported among the
killed. ETTE.
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TO TEE PUBLlC!

FALSE runors having 0sea put i1 c---7- nl.5s b.
Il some INSCRIPTIONS persons relative 10 thu za4-1-
ion OF ny pills, and for the FurDos- o. B-.-risfr-
the same, this Is, therefore. g. caution al ioIdg-.
bills nos t. par VI b thea AZ les &c z fhar --vsi-s5
80 they VII be redeemei in sums from t-~-
up"S as, IRON : o'clock b. uuoIs oI. ok p n dsIy.
a2a On Tor cen. La~els order, to q 0-t 3 o'el9sE >
~ If Dc would b Of ans acc1Lsuoss IN Il, - n7bB
l would Willingly redeem thsm al 1.gaf
GEO ~. holt.
10. iJ7 Gusv.er street.
oDN W.- n-Ha40z
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DESIGNS OF Tua Ev-NY.-Fne demonstrs-
Haus u the enemy ia Al0errsTl5 sound, are not
yas clearly developed. They GBDeGr 10 mediate
an advance fr1a NewhGrn toward G0ldsboro.
H1t this may be a irint, intended TO draw our
forces to thag place and as soon as they effect
tHat end, they VIII prohJ by their facility OF trans.
yJr- by water, TO assaiI some other POINT. Great
vigilance IS necessary in dealing with such a Zoe.
Richmond Walg.
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TIE MAESARy RTLEs-Wa are advised
taat private dispatches have been received fl
the city stating hat Lieut.. Dupuy and priva,
Il1a Hurley, 7ere wounded in tie battle on
Sunday. They belonged 10 the Maynard Rides
Of this city-ci which company six Others are
reported to have been injured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-08

GrEGcaE sEIBNIsH OFF THE BAY-The
t'n.ed satas ru1baat5 Morgan and Gaines
ga.esaa I7ru. an past Fort Morgan out Of
ta- a-1-- 4ll paid 5aelr compliments to The
l.fczal-lg squadron. A dozen shots were ex-
changed without damage TO our side, and, ap-
raIa-tiv. with like harmless result 10 she ene-
mH. when the sd. boats returned 20 their station
" .5iu the harsr-.-Wg5Ie begiSfer, 4Lh.
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WaNFED 80 80 -

UNDERSTAND tbst ZEN CT G.eea 9r 90 rrt,
{ can De spared ts9m the s7v-uin and tHs stI-es on
Memphis witt -bU- little damage to ZEN We -sr4
tlls les OF our soldiers Wa CIR be no.. c af+fz.ns
gEsc'e ne 10 furnish it NJ 2 rr-,4,
aH6-'W Trr-.--
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TAKEN =

DY the Provost Ear. hal g. Grs.d s-p,rr,,
~ NEGRO A named Will IAN. who .av. -
no ran away from his m1s.r. m Lgrin5a. Hs.(
Ho says thai le belongs % M- McK Of S.vaa--A
ma, 0eorgi-, who, be -tstss IS an offer H. sfr .r~
SAID boy about t8enty-aiae yssT- Cd. hvs f-gs--ven
iuche5 p go daTk cgmp4eKol aad pleasing r.u-trra1e-
Tee owner |Il please Co1s f0rTarl and prove ..-,r-
erty, pay charges sud take him aaav.
JUHS U WETHNETT-
Provost arsh-I.
apSiw Grand Juu-rirr, Tenn.
ga--nraN p-p-~z uHr ro-v
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WANTED.

HILLPS COUNTY levy b1cDS. We beva
s0ms gOod ely properly TO sSyhsngs f5r Bond5
40, sums good improved prope.tJ for .aa fl Coufsd-
r, Q Bonds, which we will eli a- a hr--f' 80
,oou. ANDERSON S AV 8 60
eah259w~ -
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4 ~HAhDA-EA wants a suaiou lie perfectly
a Understands M clItiva ion O. flowers. frai.s and
.esss=DIes. He VIII engage by the month or The day
AIS lie
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Wantod-

ANT A FEW MORE RECRUITS IN sr
4 company Il tavzlry. We are -rIi-1ine q tom col
LoE"Don regiment OF Laacers To- the war ..5 -
crit mus furnish hi+ Cwr horse Arms s1f .o-ig1a,-
VII be fGrnished by fhe government. ETry d7I--g
nennty money viii be paid a. TIE tile Of e-alsfn-Dt
ny camp D. az TIE salr Grounds, tuo nile from the
city apply 70 ne in camp. OF {, Cll Is-v-s5 60
50 sock man street. W. Z sASTE
aus w fTHt3v Cuba f..ue4rs
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" The Chemical Works at Montgomery. +,
is announced, viii in 8 few weeks be il condi-
ton to make from three to four hundred weight
Of sulphur and birthstone daily.
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HATERsACks NE Ca1TEEY 49,

WANT TWENTY TH~UsA,u Of each within
4 he next ten days Ladies win fad e. s.oymsnt
sad ga our soldiers. By ealing the corner ss r5.rd
and Monroe streets 40 once. W. X. ~ Mt
a5S-Iw 0r--ro
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STRAYER.

A'ROM 3. Merrl on sunday. 5s1 instrut.
L snail GRAY Pc Y. IA rfght ear 81
ls 'sen OFT 3 that H. dro0ps a i..e Rad <l
% a sa1iie and bTd's when h- go. av-y 49,
a suitable reward "L be said lo- the ao- Or $500
formation that viii lead 60 his recover.
sDs 2s
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llIsSISSIPPI gUTTaE a0TE.-

"a y wish 10 sag to our lends i1 -is-fss7rs tb-4-
~ WI ecsigs Missss ppi Cotton aor-s -.- 4,
payment Of a-cJaHts and for Fs75s .Hi u.A n9-7es
aus-1w F.yrr4 ~
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NehTECE.
WANTEmI

'HoSH indebted 90 wa e BUTLER win cali On
. FRANK and make payment Of i-tsr5st
W. " Bs .TIER
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THE NAKED IEUTH.-A writer in the Southern
C0a!ederacg says:
"H you ~it question the men in ranks as 10
how 5nslr officers employ themselves in canps
he reply i- with few eLceoa0us} i1 5~'refrg
audp i4 g cards! again, 20 to any OF our prfr-
aP-i clues and you viii tId q regiment or com
uisiJued officers On iuloggh. Has he country
nO.hlag for Jasm to dot Lad they proper sups
Iiol officers they would end employment enough.
tr every man. Ter the faet IS, every point we
expect to mold shauid be- so completely worked
iutE "a oca4se as to be called 8 military creation.
la, would add strength TO Cur aims ana health
to our racks. Cannot this be done ? Yes. the
remedy lor all these evils, il found at an. win be
touaj in -ho slal aud energy OF the inspector
general
a matters now stand, unless some fgrfrit-
Gus circuslst noes iu1arvenes ia which we sian
have denomination Of mans extremity being
Gods opportunity Memphis and New Orleans
viii both fall"
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No little doubt and anxiety exist ID this city in
REVERENCE 90 Ga, movements sLc wherea5uuts u
the olsmy's Gull fleet. One moment l. is re
ported that La= number O. Eedersl S1-5s IS in
crossing at tie bsai OF ,ha Posses, the next chat
al 1U. l0ur or five aaFe o.. laared. We have
Isaaa- 20 believe Jla5 ab.uJ tls s=ue force is iu
tlaTl.eg below as wls there p few days ago. a.
Ell events, we do lo5 lailz tlat Gen. Lowell,
WHO'S thoroughly apprjsed of the situation be-
lJH, ard extremely active in his arrangements
concerning 10, satertaius the belief that tho enc
nay has evacuated tAa mouth OF the river. Ger
--liy The enemy presence has not been without
uealiTE. 1t IS very probable that b. medjtates
q "uailaneoas attack upon Forts Jackson and
Philip and Fort PIKE, aud viii attempt 90 re-
ouee 30 the same time OUr river and our lake do
lenses. The reason why h should hasten TO
attack ara obvious, if be means to attack.
Warm weather Is rapidly approaching, and the
de&dly Hoat Of the gulf and lake coasts, com
biued wi5h pesGisueo, viii soon c0mmi5 more
c2vaEes in MS expeditions than a dozen BATH s
would. he must strike early, or his arm will be
psra.yzaG. He may make a few faint demon
STATIONS, q few tentative approaches but, IA
"a short time he must strike 10 earnest, If lie iu-
tends to strike lie evidently breads the en-
counter; but he must meet it, OF he must retire
with q confession OF failure. Within aweek the
fight for the city on the river aud the lakes may
commences. Let our people face the prospect
WITH firm nerves and cool, unhinchiug detemin-
alton N G D.gir
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED,

y ExPERT yCED 0gaRsaEP-durIs nan m
- ferred Apply o.
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FOR SALE.

VISA % sell for Coufed-rare aorey part -
OF ny RE- ESTATE u E-1uEi. t9a- =57
s-ung OF some fine business property on rafn E3Hsl
Street or the a1e resident lot. on Adam ASk-
street, up1U which I now reside.
ap8 w. w01-u.
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.zS0 LBS. ,TTON WRAePf,M TrTAz an.
~ Heavy Sewing Cotton.
50 pieces PLAID aud S5Tiad 0snaburyu
90 pains Rus--f Is 0gaaA
4O Black B-ogan Fad Arny Shoes.
400 81" Gray Army P4rrsI5.ns.
4Je " Red Atskap IS PssaIo5nz
20 pieces Z q Eng ia .as %.
80 " Fancy a@us znI Tzc1nstE
w Black Lawns and "a soe.
Black sid Fancy ai1gh ana
Syo los. tna ard CJmEou Clsw4og 49,.
ltCdS German Cigars.
10 dozen superior Hickory SAf-tz
~ UriaEg Drawers,
- Linen, 9k and Plaid Hsadkerehis6t
19j pkgs- N He.ilgs AKA sbaf
Fer sale By
an62E TAYrOR 1890
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MOSQUITO BARS AsD PARas0hs :
7 Colts,
a su53t S-r7-r z.-aa- ,.r-ar Ess,
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FOBE L
WANTED

a Linden. Call on 8E 5Fv u 0gg
ap53-a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-08

"CoNsuLaR" EZaIPTIoNs-We are in
formed thai ths number Of " projections % issued
by the VARIOUS foreign conSuis in this civ
caches a t.,zi Of about seven hundred. We
bad cot imagined that European powers had so
many srue ami ioya- subjects-srms-besrinq
uca-uudsr the shade Of the Palmetto. Il BE-
comes az Interesting inquiry how far these ex-
emgtlons viii diminish the number Of or
voters"
We ind the above in the Charleston Mercnyy
Is it not time the bogus claim was considered
' played out"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-08

a bill was introduced iafo rnt House Of Rep
res.u.ativas yesterday nv Mr. Holt, OF Gcor-ia,
10 provide ad,liloua, means tor 5ue prosecutor
of the war by the pureaa @ Of she cotton cr7p.
The plan indicated in Iu 81. has some novel
features. i proposes th.t gsve.nmeaf Dur
chase the cotton now on hand. ls the extent If
two millions OF bales, on tus terms o. puyiug. In
aivance, il the pubEc Currency. four cents p--
pound; the balance OF i4- p-urclase money 30
De o2lG Gus o. rs NET proceeds Of ta- cotton
when sslQ ia W-L.ar by lre governments. deduct
ing the aw1ual Of purchase maur- paid iu aI-
Faa-s. II Jla seller should s.e-- % r.Ea
advance payment ~ eight per cont bonds. Bon
remainder ol t1e mes proceeds Of 1e sale ay .la
government .a be paid j1 sucl fund 4s iaey be-
received In Che sale. If treasury notes should
be Paid IN advance, the remainder o- .e par
chase money, So tae eIl-ns of lae ae. pl,e.e5.
sl aasel 20 ue paid IA Confederate bonds. having
twenty years to run, aud bearing per cent
interest
tae OIL. i-Aa al the other measures o. imam
tiaL heg'lauon on taH part u- t.5 COVE Uueu-.
Is celebrated to create lUuga- gl il Offices iB
.na shape o. 9ge-c--s Ii being proposed TO
give Cue President authority TO appoint zone
~moSr-"oTL.y agent trs quote lEum tas 1s-.4-
ns4tafy 9nrass a.aEy OF 5ir, l-.tl Tor at-a oi
the cotton States, ar 7.aE Of three thousand
dollars per aHn1m-HefvaHd ErHaaaovs Sd.
--t i
III Che 21lH U.1. says: Al . O'Clock yesterday
morning ao pound spherical shell exploded ia
tie Eauis % enc u tho Wc.I1su, named 8-ult-
MN Farmer 1T 5nis laboratory blowing tH5 left
hand entirely 20 pieces, p1tang ou5 his leEs eye.
Uec-U-ing tie skull over che right eye, beside
tfa'a l terrible gEula5 en- .-- lower aar ~
ag.uIsI sla -r.H, Farmer was rs as his
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-FRou OUR EVENING EDITION or YESTERDAY