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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

Tar Nav BRooKLTS Cry CHAErER-No SPRiS0
ELEcrIoS.-A Geographic dispatch from Albany
CONVEYS the intelligence that the new City Charter
bill has passed both houses Of the Legislature, and
now awaits the Governors signature TO become Q
law Tie bill provides that the election for munich
nal officers shall be held in the Fall ION the day OF
the general election, instead ol the Spring Ihs
obyates the necessity of holding An election IN Api'
for which preparations had already been made oy
the different political organizations. The Aldermen
are 10 be paid saary Of 500 per year each to COM
,n,e ON tie l,t OF January, 1868. Heretofore, the
Aldermen in their individual capacities, made con-
,,,c,. ,or cleaning streets, aud repairing wells
"a nm. in their respective Wards and, collect
;,,l,, 3. a Board OF Aldermen, made all con-
,rscrs for building Engiue Houses, supplying tho
a.. nena,tment with hose, &c. This power 10
- from the Aldermen and vested in Board OF
Copt,aetors, consisting OF the Mayor, Street CON-
,;s.ioner. Controller Auditors and Commissioner or
Taxes. new Office created by the charter. There
are TO be 10 more Ward Assessors, but instead .
Board OF Five Assessors 10 he nominated By tho
Mayor and confirmed by y two-thirls vote OF tho
Common Council. The salaries ara to be II oVos
wear each. The office of Commissioner OF Reps'N
and Supplies is to be abolished. Those officers whose
terms expire in Msy are TO continue III once uH''
January There are number Of other provisions -
the new net but those above rsfen si " are tue n"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
sKIRMIsH NEAR INDEPENDENCE.
LARGE FIRE AT KANSAS cIry-TnE nGIDc

ACROSS TIE BLUE RIVER BURNED.
kaEsAs CRY, Tuesday. March % lP'
eknnlish occurred between detachment OF ihe
Cth Kansas regiment and Quautralls band, nea' 10
dependence, Mo-, on the 22d inst.
The latter wan routed, with seven killed. The
unoniss Loot one killed, and captured / pisoners
and 70 horses. The Rebels killed two Of on men,
ADD burned the bridge tbs Little Blue River the
same day.
fire occurred in this city last night, DESTROYING
three large buildings tho leyee. The Joss !. e5t-
mated at sj 900. The fire Is supposed 70 have been
The work OF An ncendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
GENERAL wADSwORTH AND sPEAhh"
RAYMOND. .,

AiHANN Tuesuhy y ..,
The Alias and Argus having eop'ea ID, s...
that Speaker Raymond had received suer ' ,,
0en Wsg-yorlb 80 .bu.iyo OF Gen. Mcclellan that
~ dacnsd % usort il, and returned II 70 6S sa1a9''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

to eat which they admitted they had not had for
some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
THE FIGHT AT WINCIIESTER-DEATH o.
COL. MURRAY

PHLADzLPsiA. Tuesday March D IB,
Col YIN. @. Murray, O the oith Pennsy vanif
Regiment, was killed Oh sunday in tbs dgti At WIN
chester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

for the publication Of prohibited military news.
The tate Of the editors Of The ". Y. Journal Of
Commerce and N. Y Sunday Mercury is not so
certain. 1t is rumored that they will be Sc
verely dealt with.
\ SOLICITOR OF CLAIMS.
Secretary Stewards recommendation OF the
appointment Of o new officer at the State De-
partment, TO be called Solicitor Of Claims to
investigate the legality Of claims, at an annual
salary OF $4,000, does not meet with much
favor 10 the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

A paper ha. been circnia,ed and signed by nearly
all The Democratic Members Of Congress, and by
Senate Garlic, having view the rallyiug Of Tire
Democratic part Y, and . Convention II this city e.
m early day, 10 give direction 70 10 future move
meuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

A MORE INELIGIBLE ACCOUNr-GEN. SHIELDS
BADLY wOUNDED-PRoMPT RESPONSE OF
OUR FoRCEs-REpEL SPIES IN TIE UNION
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23
From rhs Mountain Department

Special Dispatch TO tie Cincinnati 65azsra.I
PETERsBUFG, Va, May 1O-Gsnera Ere
mont is eDcsmpsi hars with a strong body Of
troops, and Is IN fuil communication with tic
forces throug h0ut The department.
Cen. Cox las mad tniss sharp engagements
Win the enemy, Eud driven them entirely out OF
C--5uurieT. Mercer and Giles counties
r ouT hundred gusrTillss surprised small com
paa- under Lieut.. PARROT, at ArnoldshurE, tUsu-
= mics nom Care, on the PaEaIsbJug branch
OF tLs Baltimore and Ohio IaifI0Ed. and com
c5Hed him 10 surrender They also took the
town Gf Susacar Gen kelley WAS ordered for
ward from Cumberland with lem t0gceHsnt.. In
the meantime sH.-a companies OF Col Hams
IGth Virginia AID ono company Of CaPs West 3
lst Virginia caTai9y routed the gueTnilz5, XII
ing many AID expecting 20 Eill snd capture the
whole
General Milroy advanced 70 Mcdowell, and
engaged IN skirmishing win johnson. 0R the
| 9TH, sni found him in strong force. Movements
consequent upon the evacuation Of yorktown
/ enabled Johnson to send 3 large force 70 assist
! Jackson Gen Fremont ordered forward Gen
| Schenck's forces to the 1euet CT MlT0y IEsy
marched thirty four miles in one day, joined Mil
roy, and on the right, while the enemy were at
! tempting 10 plant battery Oh The mountain, Sc
es to command cur position, four OF our regr
ments engaged them, and prevented tbs plant
! ing of the battery. Ia this engagement we losl
! FIVE killed and seventy wounded Tie loss G.
the enemy was much greater. The enemy ap
pesrng on three sides ia overwhelming nun bers
I.io prevent being fanked, Con. Fremont oriereJ
! SchencE and Milroy 10 fall back 20 Franklin
! within supporting distance from this column,
News has bacn received this evening that thsJ
have arrived in the vicinity Of Franklin, WheT
ve viii be prepared to meat any force the enem7
can bring.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23
THE VERY LATEST


ALBANY. May 10 -About - o'clock today
t!5 railroad bridge al Troy caught lIe IT .s sup.
posed by spark from ,Lr locomotive The
whole eastern part Of the t.iagc, aud broken
portions Of IT, nov Eur taa a2rkq ~ ths fiv.Y
down 10 the iron works When It fell II was
abiaze, and 10 prevent IL floating among She liam
Der, it was towed down to the iron works lock
The flames spread in & soutLtaqtgtly direction,
along the railroad track TO the Union depot and
nom thence passed to Ida Hill The Union de
pot, Union House SIKH street Baptist church,
aud many other buildings, were totally da-
stI0Yed At half past one O'c'Gck Fourth street
70 Fulton, down Fifth TO State. and on Sixth to
Eighth street, nearly to Congress street, ON Ida
Hill, the flames are making terrible havoc among
the wooden buildings, and the prospects are that
the whole hill will be laid in ashes
The mayor sent over to q e arsenal for pow
der which, if properly used, viii doubtless have
the effect to stay the progress of the fire. The
flames are raging with undated fury, and unless
blown up, the whole town Will be burned down
On River aud First streets the flames nave
been nearly stayed. The whole town IL packed
up ready to leave thsiT DWELLING 81 a moment
warning.
AT 3:45 P. NJ the fire was approaching the old
museum buildings. Engines were on the eroand
from Cohoes, Albany. Lansinhurg, aud Water
ford
The above is taken from the Ersalag journal
! later dispatch informs us that rhr la,-,i5I Is
being used with good effect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

Among the gallant dead ii the late battle near
Williamsburg was Col Mott-receutly appoint
ed Ldgadier genelal-of the 18th Mississippi
The Richmond Dispates pays the following td3
nte 10 his memory:
Col. Mott distinguished himself ia Mexico
and was greatly beloved by those OF MS native
State. In April, 1861, he was prOtterei many
offices in Mississippi, and was al active and ac-
complished brgadieg, but. desiring active service
raised compaD Z, ana was elected colonel o.:
the 18th Mississippi volunteers. Raising his
regiment to high state Of excellence, ha greatly
distinguished himself in the many daily siZiT
mishes aud bush fights at the lines before York
town, and was appoiHtsd 3 brigsdier in the
army at C0rintL DesiIing TO take his regiment
with tim, Colonel Mott obtained in4l favor
nom the War Department but on Mon
day being thrown INTO action. be gallant
ly sud berocally repelled the foe but IN
doing 80 was m0rtally wounded. His negro
body servant being near Bt hand, the cOIl5 was
conveyed from the bloody field upon his back
Tor he mad promised his mistress that none but
friends should inter him. Arriving Ia tliis city
the Masonic fraternity TOOK charge 81 the obse-
quies, and yesterday, pIiOr 10 It's inteImeut Al
Hollywood, the funeral services were celebrated
at ST. Paurs with all due sDleuinily We deeply
lament the untimelY fall Of "a young, learned
brave, and accomplished leader as Colonel
lBrigg adler General) Mott; nut tOr generations g
come we are assured that many viii visit Lis
humble tomb, and say e Here he lies young
brave, accomplished. and fall of expectation
Full Of ambition for his cOuntiy'5 good ha sac
1ifeed everything Honor and P,-ce to Ii,
Tuzuas %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

1t is reliably stated that the Confederate boat
A c. White, was surrendered to the enemy at
Old Point by the TescheTy Of its commander,
Capt Byers. The boat, a small steamer had
been ordered to Sewell's Point 10 take of some
guns preparatory to the evacuation Of our lines
al Norfolk, when by the tfeech5ry Of its com
mander, it was brought under the guns of ola
Point aud surrendered to the enemy
By the info nation obtained by tie Yankees
from this scoundrel, they sent their vessels up
James riyer while the MerrimGc was taking on
coal aud slenced two Of ouT batteries above
Norfolk, This man Byers is New JeTHoyman
but has lived for sometime in the S0uth, and
! ever since the war commenced has been en-
plOyed as the flag Of truce man between Norfolk
and Old Point his is another instance OF the
impoicy aud folly of employing Yankees IN the
Confederate service Not one ought to be en-
| ploysd, and VIC deserve 10 suffer whom we dc
employ them.-L ynehtarg Republican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

Our latest Eiaa-arad papers are TO the 18th
The oxa.5em=rt IN .hs city, consequent upopth'
approach @ sa1 T-5arsl d-e. had 5Ubsils1 10 d
great extent, bus active operations vele gong
on 10 e. 55s5-uct tl- chanDsl IS 20 prevent their
near approach. OF these 5-izasss the EEga.Ts7
speaks hopefully, and thinks they wln avail to
prevent their advent is they are manned s2d
protected by brave men. sui if tbe construction
Of other distractions and defs1sss as sIessrTe
to these. IS diligently prosecuted. On ths con-
tgagy, the Hl,g say Very little confidence IS
placed 5y sny Oh. ID tie efficiency oi tho cb.
struct'oas INTENDED to prevent .h- approach OF
the eusmy's gUnboats Re5oubled eXsgdOus
were, however, made yesterday to Eli up shs
channel, and .-e can only byps that the eleventh
hour operation may prove successful.
The following iron tha Ly8chbuTE R.Pg5.ieqa
OF tha 18th, as one day later
81 lato hear last right We learned that pli
vato intelligence was received II this city sta
ting that the Yankee gunboats mad retired from
the ucighboIEood Of Richmond. The vessels
in the river 81 ere The Mentor, Gslana and Ste
veBs battery, al ir5n-ciaj aUd two wooden
boats I, IS SAID that they came within about
twelve miles or tE. city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23
9ailg appeal,
TfHou Qua lygaLys EGLIt25 Of fSSI1HDiY J
ERnrE EECKsRURs..


We bsva the Citizen OF the morning ct the
Goth. from which we learn but little additional
The Federal feet anchored in sight of the city
the previous evening, and kept quiet in then
position during tho night
A strict surveillance is now kept over the city,
which lb5 Cia=1 thinks should not be relaxed
Il is advised that every stranger should be close
Iy scuuuizsi, IN order to prevent the inU7iuc
ton of 5uissaues ron the feet Several trans
ports. with large number oi troops aboard,
were reported 20 be below the guuboats There
was also another gub5at added to the heeJ ias1
night It's said that slirmishiug is going cn
between cur troops and the Federals in yre
neighbulocd Of Wguonton, but It is generally
believed that there are only small parties oi
Yankees On she-e. who ara il search Of hen
roosts. they sFp-g-iur to be ucre intent On fryHc
and p.llago Than ca fighting with oaT sesv.s
They zle al their cid and uaIu,4! Gu5i"ass o..
playing Yan5a- tricks
The Cla-sn aI.o says: Ia ,rsr OF ths im
pending conf ct now tj5=atznuE VicEsbuig
most Of ta= isI,r Is -av'sg town uut'i the
times shall .'s moIe sale IoI women
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23
Brig Gen. Vol, Cong 4th I
uisceIlanoeus Northern Ilerns.

Perry DAVIS, the inventor of the celebrated
s. Palm Killer" died in Providence, Z. l., re
Gently
William Orange late President of the Cinein-
matt Horticultural Society, died in Cincinnati
recently.
George Wolksy has been convicted at St
Louis Of counterfsiting treasury notes, and sent
to the psnitentsry lor three years
The entire taxes which the citizens Of Massa-
chUsetts viii have to pay ale estimated 10 amount
TO about $50 per head, OF S75 per poll through
ont tie State.
Henry Kerst, who was sentenced to be hung
at Akron, Ohio, OF the 25th Of April, for the
murder of his wife, committed suicide IN his eel
on the night of the 23d
Capt Jacob L. Clark, Of Missouri, who was
wounded in the battle Of Shiloh, committed sui
eide in the hospital 81 St LOUIS last Sunday weak
Air J, L. Garner was recently awarded tbs
contract for furnishing mules to the Fedora
army in Western Virginia, at an aggregate o
S2O9 900
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

From the Charle5;.l u Mercury of the 14shI
This CAV. at noon. martial law takes the place
of civil authority u Charleston. At jurctuIe
ike the present doubtless, there Erc good roa-
sons foI thus placing tha government Of our nc
bic old city IN military hands. Ii tie officers
who nave been invested with the control Of ei-
iairs IL cur midst. exercise their functions with
wisdom frnnsss aud imparuaiJys tie establish
ment Of marital law viii prove TO be a welcome,
as well as a beneficial Measure. Ths people Of
! this community VIII ehesrfuily conform to the
| regulations of the military commanders, aGd, as
faT az car resident population arc concerned
we DO not doubt that Charleston viii be found
even in these tICUblous days CT excitement and
blood 10 maintain its ancient name for quiet and
good order
Bat there Is another point, On which We deam
il right 20 speak 0ut, plainly and az once. There
are quite a number Of Confederate troops now
encamped in our city and We hear that others
are soon TO arrive. W- feaI assured Inst tEc vast
majcrity o. these soldiers are U.sn worthy Jna.r
State, ana worthy the great cause, ~ support Of
/ which they have sE,llGsGel -Eair uuskets. EUJ
| there age some 2m1aC .hGm whose conduct. dur
| iDg the short tine JhCy have been hero Ess been
such as to bring disgrace upca the commands 20
which tE6y are attached.
! It has repeatedly happened, within the las.
few days that ladies have been Iudaly ac,osted
and insUltsd by soldiers. IL the public thorough
iGI5s Ia some instances, Outrages Of the most
hagraut chaTact-r have been committed, with
tpeTlecr impuLi5y, by men wearing the uniform
Of southern volunteers We do not know who
the offenders sra bur ws do know that, II tie
city of Charleston. sucn acts caInot snd will
met be allowed g. continue We cell upon tIa
officers Of the troops now stationed here TO p-o-
tect our ladies', by the enforcement Of soCTiety
and good behavior among the R-of their com
msBis, and by visiting upon the hTst s0ldisrwhC
may ba shown t. have conducted himself n ths
manner we have mentioned, swift, severe anC
public punishment.
BLOCKADE C0oDs At AUCTIoH-At an suc
ton sale al Charleston Monday, OF recently ia
ported goods, the following prices were ob
tanned:
Turpautiue soap, SO cents per pound, tallov
candles, (iEf5IioT), z3 cents per pound Dlacl
tea, S4 per pound starch, IL cents per pound
buckets, s. 80 per dozen matches, 50 pc
gross; coffee, Laguyra, 81 cents per pound 1el
hats, Sl.05 each; palm Leaf hats, S2 50 pc
DOZEN letter paper, assorted, SlU75 per resm
ruled white letter paper, SI475 per rcam not
paper S325 POI Isani envelopes, $3.50 Pc
thousand; Coats spool cotton. $3.50 per dozen
bleached shirling, "a cents per yard; black sew
ing silk, SI4 80 per pound pms, $3.50 Pc
pack gilt buttons, S3S1 Per gross; ladies
Shoes $ 4 25i mems sud chiljr5n's, S2.75 t
e233 hoop skirts, misses aud ladies', S525 &
SO each
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

VEGETABLES FOR THE ARMY - Thoss 'ghc
ale willing 10 doaats vegetable 10 our Suffering
soldiers at Cofrnth, are requested to bring them
to the Memphis sad Charleston depot, this after
noon. Mr. z Allen, agent, will be there to
receive them, aud 20 take them 10 COriuth, and
distribute them among the soldiers. Southern
patriots, bring on your gins
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23
FR0EE VIRGINIA.

The Lynchburg republican CT tbe l+th learn.
that President Davis and Sen Les went dow
Monday to cur line Of offences on the Chicha
hominy. at late hour that e-suiDg informs
ton vas received that MoCi-ll@a's forces had
fallen baek. a4d~Eh9 supPo5iticn j., that tnat
astuia General is about to JON hi5 forces with
Burnside, ana attempt operations On the south
siio Of James IiTsE. 20 which ecIsummatoo q
his plans the cvaous5,on 81 Eor.cik mas broadly
and plainly .psas8 tt.5 v-=v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs The Provost Mar
shsl mas issued an order that no merchant IN tht
city. or within Eve miles of it, shall be allowed
to retain more than fifteen hogshesds of sngar
ar more than hfty barrels Of molasses. Eact
raerchs,t is roqired to furnish list Of What they
have. and it is neither to be sold nor removed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

CREyAssF At NaPOLEDE,-We ar5 informed
by tns officer, OF the steamboat Ellis & that
Napoleon has been completely under water.
Tue lsyce on the Arkansas river broke, sud the
torrents OF wafer nom thence washed away L
portion Of the loyeo on the Mississippi. TLs1e
had been 3 large lot Of sugar in tke place, bat
yHe rising waters had destroyed It, leaving scarce
iy a Lurahaad il the ciry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

THE RIVER The river is still falling rapid
j. The landing was very quiet yesterday; the
only arrival WAS the Eliza c., from White
giyor. She i advertised 10 return this sitsrnoon.
Travellers will fad her d comfortable aud ven
oiIicered boat Lany Harmsladt sgent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

u Wallace, Hyde & ROger5on, the trio Of
snctonsers, sell this morning at ~ o'clock, -four
.ugar. nolasses, and salt for the hungry, iron
safes protection against burglars, boots, shoes,
and mems clothing for the naked, and horses
and buggies for tie pleasure seeking community
See advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

The YANKEE FLEET IN WARSAW SOUND
We learn from the prisoners captured by tie
picket Of the 18th Georgia, on Sunday, that the
Federal feet now in Warsaw sound comprises
the following vessels: The sloop-of-war Van
dalia, gunbOst Mohiean, U. 9. steamer Sumter
which latter vessel, we learn, has q c0Hdenslng
apparatus capable Of producing six hundred
gallons Of fresh water per day, and IS used Tor
supplying fresh water for the Federal fleet
Savannah Nelrs, 18Th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23
Gmci"I CorresPonieaos.

we have already published the letter OF the
Federal of6aar 10 .- authorities Of VickstuTg,
demanding sumo 5s,. and tie reply CT the
mayer Below Ts give tr7 r-p.y g. the militia
y auihc-lt5s
TIoE-EUR@ Miss Lisy - 1862.
Philip lie Com Advance Naval Division 4 .s
SIR A. y5ur communication or tins date as
lli-essed % 5ls Authorities Of Vicksburg
md that y5a may have full reply TO said com-
ll--a,ceticl ! have 20 state that Mississ ppi6ns
joE't know ald lsfuse to learn, how 10 suiren-
der 10 au --a-ay If Com FsusgUt, or Brig
Cen Butler can teach them, let them come and
try As TO the deion=as Of Vicksburg I respect
fully refer you to the reply Of Brig-Gen Smith
commanding forces at VicksbUrg, herewith en-
closed respectfully,
JAS. i AUTRE,
----------- - --.- -. - D.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

WHO SAYS GO0US ARE SCARCE A. 1.
Andrews \ Co. have over $4,000 worth of goods
Of all varieties which they will sell at auction,
commsn"ug Today at 10, A. NJ. Dress goods OF
all descriptions, boots, shoes coats, pants, vests
and also - sacks Of the finest family Salt
paintings, 5ngraviugs, etc etc Be OH hand, at
psi Main street, the popular auction house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

CHURCHES FoR HOSPITALS ALI the churches
IL this city have l11n cOnvsTted into hospitals.
Whether this is done for the accommodation Of
the sick and wounded soldiers now IN the city,
or as preparatory step for the casualties of the
heavy operations which are inevitable and pend
ing, we do not know Jackson must nccessa-
rily be crowded with sicE and wounded soIdiers,
on account Of the PToymity-ol tho large cs-ps
and the bloody engagements which threaten
hourly to take place ST Corinth and Vicksnurg
Jackson MESSiSsppsaH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

HOUsEs OF III FAME-For violating the
Provost MarshAl's orders with respect to these
houses Madam Piquet was yesterday hnod ten
dollars, French Lou twenty five dollars and two
Or three other women smaller Sums
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23
AT WHOIBS Al h F.!

22J bales best Us gsEsa5UTEs.
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 cases yV0OI HAS,
3 GgIIn Ovcrshoes,
h5 Gents Boots,
8 Ey0ne8's stout Shoes,
FL CBIIdren's shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
60 Boys Shoes,
20 MEMS EEip Shoes,
6 EEUsset Shoes,
~ Umbrellas,
IS pieces TWeeds ana CassImeres
so +" leans,
so Ticking,
% - HeTsey,
30 UaeuOs,
100 Piaia aad Striped 30
EHes5ICs,
20 CiaGhams,
40 Heavy sS,irJiug Checks,
K5O CaE5coes,
so Hickory satVs5sa2s,
20 dozen Overaiis,
IA Heavy Wool JaCIz=5s,
SEQ pairs PaHtalOGDs,
so Suits Gray EeFsGys,
SEQ dozen SpO0i Cotton,
IO,OeO dozen Cotton Yarns,
300 dozen wool Socks,
20 Wool Hose,
so Cetton Hose,
so Misses and Children
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
geo lbs. Turkey Red COnOU,
SO lbs. KNITTING Gotten
30 lbs. Zephyr WOTsfejs,
so Ibs. Sewing sIlfzs,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown SBiTtings and Sheetimgs
Checked JacOBet and Swiss ETus.
Table Cloths, Napkins and TOvg.
els,
Plaid and White Ltuseys,
Canton FIanneIs, Green Baize
White and Red ElaBneIs,
ShayIss NeCs Comforts,
Black VeIvets, AIPaoeas,
irish Linens,
Handkerchief, CrSvats, Gloves
Ladies fsE1d Gents GauEtiSts,
Heavy Buck and seal %
Grain Bags,
WOOi Yarns, CaTPCs WaTps,
Wrapping EWIue,
Flax Threads. Needles, Pins
Table Cutlery, scissors, etc
We e1er the abova, aa1 other desirabiogoodl
vv-rrr- rs arr ron CASH
z Country Socks, Jeans, Linssys etc, wi
be taken n exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TdTLOR & CO.,
Conner of Adams and Second streets,
jsl4-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-23

large number of persons are
arriving here daily nom Richmond and other
points in that vicinity fleeing before the sdYanc-
ing enemy The packets and cars cameUp load
ed down each trip with these stampeders, and
the hotels and private boarding houses are liter
ally jammed with them yEea5EIg RepH5lleaR