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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28
GREAT DISTRESS IN ENGLAND.
The suffering from Want of WORT iH the
Manufacturing Districts.
Unprecedented Famine f,i IRELAND The sub
fecE fI Parliament.

The latest papers and letters from England
report no cessation Of the distress among the
operatives of the manufacturing districts, but
rather its increase The problem how to relieve
it is felt to be dificult one, and all the jour
nails are discussing the means OF do so without
at the same time increasing pauperism, as indis-
criminate charity always does. The London
Economist prints some figures which exhibit more
vividly than words could do the widespread i'm
pover hment and suffering:
We are now il possession of document OF
uncontested accuracy in the main, showing the
actual reduction of employment and earnings in
the cotton districts of Lancashire and Cheshire.
It has been most carefully compiled, and is
pretty complete, as far as faetOry-workers are
concerned (Of course, in order to estimate the
impoverishment and difficulties Of the district,
the diminished occupation of all the subsidiary
trades and handicraftS must be taken into ac-
count as well We give the figures as published
in the Manchester EramiRer and Times
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

Col. MORGAN AND THE BOYS While on his
way to this city, Tuesday, on the West Point
train, boy came along selling cigars. Col
Morgan took one, for which he was about to pay
when the boy said; 4 don't charge you any.
thing for cigars" Col. Morgan asked him Why
who has been fighting for us, and you are vel
come to anything / have got" Pleased with the
answer, Col. Morgan took from roll of United
States treasury notes five dollar bill, and pre-
scented Il to the boy, and told him 10 keep it as
memento-M Montgomery AdUsrtissT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

ATTENTION, COUNTRY PEOPLE We this
morning publish an order from the Proves;
Marshal, which informs citizens in the surround
log country, that any provisions they choose to
bring or send to the city, for sale they can sell
from their wagons at all hours of the day, al
the tanf prices They require no permit or
license of any kind-an restrictions are abol-
ishad
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LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY 28, I96s-
Notice 80 News gents, News DeaIer.. .,,,,
The Gsmhlin a.arner-.Il.. -

In consequence of the greatly increased cos
OF paper and ink, both having gone up within
the past Two or three months over ons hundred
per cent, are forced in selE-defense. to raise
the price of the paper upon all news dealers,
carriers and agents. From and after this date,
therefore, the uniform price of our paper will. be
FIVE CENTS, per copy twill be retailed at the
counter, as heretofore, at five GEMS,
NAV 21. 1860
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE.-Messrs. Pass
more, Lide & Marshall, real estate agents and
auctioneer5, will auction off two brick stores on
Poplar street, between Front Row and Main
strest, this morning at 10 o'clock, in front Of
their Office. They will, also, offer for SALE first
rate negro man, 20 years old.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

The SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Chares Martin aEd
J. Elkin were charged before tho Recorder yes
terday with having bee engaged in a fight in
Greenlaw'S Block, as already stated in the
APPEAL. Martin was fined S25 and E kin $40
The wound Martin received in the arm from
risrol mae sIirb+
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SIOO REWARD

/ WILL p~y tho sb reward ior DE apprehension
i and delivery OF JAS BARTON SAD Gar q
IL about uve Ieet nn- or ten Inches higu, mace
ght halr, ca shert very pae i. be es, sb1ur ~
rlrre years old tre ouy o. The upper w tGr two
long snag- Ho i, an vetera oE-r a. a very
good "a ker RI E=s be u Ia.eis cnrg.l on --. l.1s
cad and ack OF h--r - thT r.
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DEAR ENJoYMENT.-'' Ye Locals better
half, "a great deal better) yesterday attempted
the feat of buying a little lea. The modest
price asked was ten dollars a pound Tea drink
ing has become dear enjoyment, too dear for
" Ye Local"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

LNT.-AIrs Geo. II. amer furnishes the
purveyor Of the medical department Of East
Tennessee, with tho recipe FOX preparing lint as
furnished by her. II is as follows:
Iron the linen smooth Put IL in ,olds FIVE
or six inches wide, then place enough together
TO make a roll large enough to grasp well; roll
all very tightly together, and wrap cord very
tight around the IOu from one end 20 the other
and tie. Then take coarse corn or potato crater
and fleeing the end Of the roll next me graler,
proceed 10 Craze, you would & potato. After
grating take the lint and card it IN cOttor cards.
Is you would cotton. sking all the little BITS O.
cloth out not grated fuei I'll the cards full eno
BAT Il la this way very large quantity can
be procured IN very short time, and il Is sur
prising how much hut will I US be obtained from
a small portion of cloth
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- TOLES rrola ISe subscriber q tie stas- Hospital
~ IN n I'd 10 mo- sIlge eass 90 WATCH
John NJ, cts, Lv-rpo.l u4sker The ab ,ve reward
VIII be pld Of Is dc.issry uIs 4 nr Questions
asked C. K Il siWA{D
W ~ %. Srr-- =,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

SUBSTITUTE FOR CoFFEE.-We are informed
that corn and rice mixed in equal parts, ground
and boiled, make an excellent substitute for cof
fee. As the grain Of corn is harder than that of
rice, il needs more browning, and should be ex-
posed TO the heat few moments before the rice
is put in, then the two can be mixed and the
browning completed
Our friend who gives us the information has
tried it thoroughly, and claims that the beverage
is equal to the best coffee be ever drank. The
experiment is worth trying when coffee is held
at upwards Of dollar pound.-M0biLe NetcS.
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Notice.

OFFICE IVr. Cos. AED PROV MARSHALL
EEHFHIs nay q So
no Is-.- holder OF sugar and kolssses in The
~ city, l-2 i've niles the ssnie will be al.
BOWED a o. noe fifteen hogsbeads OF Sugar
and fft7 1sa b Ct as.ts.
Thy re g1rf furnish the Cover nent Al gent
yrl'h correct 4 UEaf they have and it neither
10 sold pu 4tion Of his order.
L d. hCKISICK,
mv43I- '-' ov-rnor aud Proves Ms-,hal
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THE NORFOLK DAY-BooK.-A northern di

4HL NUNFULh DAf-bOOh.-A nOIJntIn us
patch from Norfolk, dated the 18th, says:
The Day-BOok newspaper will be continued as
an afternoon instead of a morning edition, on
cor dition that it shall be respectful in its tone
The first number printed to-day, contains moth
ing except extracts from the northern papers
and an editorial statement of the bare facts of
the evacuation and occupancy of the city.
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EEW aOODS At NEW PRICES !

t0O PAIR ALPACA PARTS,
.OU 100 hne Black Alpaca CoaIs,
200 pair Brogsns,
lCt yarAs CaHco.
so yards Gu e. ans,
20 cozsn Fine Towels
100 Linen Fable Cloths
100 Ozeu Ladies Ii .en isndkerch,efs
70 dozen Hem. titch-d handkerchief
5OJ dozen Ladi-s Hose
Pins Needles Shce Strings. acd a in 1 assort
ment OF Dry Good, at COTS
M 5-3' a Stree be, S.o-s
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WANTED TO INVEST,
FROM l0.OO0 TO 75,OO0 Dollars

o ilvest improved PLANTATION and
: HAND, betwesn memphis and VicksbuIg,
neal the Mississippi river desirable improved Resi-
Esa1g il near the City Of Memphis. Proposals. TO
sell invited from principals and owners only, (nOt
from agents. address d. with ealed and dsserip
ton Of property 20 Lack Box No 264 Memphis Post
Of6cs PURCHASER.
q
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED F,

TsNO tb5 places OF soldier. in tie Army a. Cor
L il5b, whose srlt tine eGpGes July g b, ls62
SIG zach viii b. Faj for thiTty-isa yesrs d
sae.if appsiossicl Sc made a. Ouce 20 "
HT SBELL, HUSTON & c.
N. o Isl Nam sfraaI.
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LOST BAGGAGE-We call attention to the
great sale of lost baggage to take place this
morning at the Arcade. AS this is termed a
lottery sale, no doubt many will risk small sums
for large prizes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RESTAURANT
BON TON
Ind scg- Cream !Sx o0ss ?

NN Last side Shelby u -eJ. Ih e. corrs rrur ufeu
" Tlis pop lar ssta0 ishm hav.r & On ut u t-s
most tusrO" "a r-paI Is now open for fIor
vsit)rs ne prop -isJoTS will y rf Tor e
c0Dfrt Gna conV-n-ne- Of al who nav favor rle--
aith their parronsg- Tbe bic viii be- ur. -h d g,tfl
rnr best thar tie marx sfa
uvf6 " c0N A. T.a.-.pgf
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COTTOV hEED,

TfARTIES within bauing distance Of me city are no
Il h6-d -a-: lac usual piee viii be pa in cash for
al th- good. sound, dry COTTON SBED, they vii de
I've Al he Planters li Work. Parties living more
yea oia On either O the railroads tie river having
Gotten ed 50 .e requested 10 puBd with
ere C04pzuy and arrange hsve sacks TO their
resp-c. We dspors lug22-lVE-
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CWRA Fsaas sAEE.

HAVE one thOusand bushels of white Corn for sal-
N the ear-shuck"d or unshuekrd q NY dOgwOod
ridge farm, south Of LAX, Mississippi bottom De-
500 county Mississippi, sixtren miles blow eIaphls
Less than mile Of lSsisSIppi bottom 60 through
Purehas-rs IN or about S.euphis pay he mo ey
70 my factors Mes,Is X y Parker 4 Son, Of Memphis
ana gel from them order for the corn my man.
the paes. Thosa ia the neighborhood must pay
my manager, and carry the exact cha g. PJice ~
cents per bushrl ~ present. l2is cents q busnsl
extra, FOR sheing and sackilg-the bGyer furaish
sacNs and twne My residence is 80 miles from the
place, ald cam attend 20 IT,
Iy 272 B. W. BEDFORD.
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$50 REWARn.

I WILL give Ely dollars re ari for the appr- -
i hension and delivery 10 me Of my BOY BOH ~
SAT- boy is thirty ignt wears old Of d ark eodi-T ~
exiOn, meoim hight quite INTEL gem, and & ~
we kn' 'Nn in the ely a0d country he left ny ace
two and half miles from Mempbs on The New Kaisgh
ROAD, he 18th If May.
think probable be has obtained pass or is IN
my9ESts BEDFORD BROWN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

. A 5. Levy &5 Co. sell this morning, at
10 o'clock, at their sales rooms, 1876 Main street
thirty hogSheads clarified, prime aud choice
sugars
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FaF SALE

gUvL ACRES or BEAulITUL LAID, near the
a -rH.- FrIua Ca eEa. some cirv LrC Derty and
57OJ a.rs1 og sHs On White river in Mcnsoe county,
Ark ri take sos fo- 70 in t,,ute5erate money.
al o. 2Ain Get, he Webster Block.
M. G}Iu- W c. ANDERSON.
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TARIFF OF PRICES

BEEF on FoOI
First quality not TO exceed l2c per pound
Second DO do lOc do.
Third do do 60 do.
BEEF AT RETAIL
First class comprising loius and ribs not TO exceed 2c
Second do round and rump l242c.
Third 90 neck, shoulder, and cheeks Sc
PORK.
Oa foot, gross not to exceed Ice
By retail lse.
BACON.
Hog round, as per quality, % TO 25e
Hams and sides at retail 3Oc.
Shoulders, 25 10 &c.
In barrels and tierces, 22tO &c.
La kegs p 20 2sc.
Double extra wholesale, SIS per barrel
saPssans s5asS go Do 30 sI5 5 do, do
Double extra, at retail, SO do
tISaS SuPsrane d. sG do.
Al wholesale, MOTTO exceed q per busAeL
at retail, do SL20 DO.
AT wholesale not to exceed 81 o per bushel
At retail do SL50 do.
WHEAT
As per quality sL75 to s2-a5 per busael
Oats SIPS
Liverpool coarse $500 per sack
do hne, $1,000 do.
Packing SI2O0 do
At retail, per pound, l2lsc.
SUGAR
Brown and clarified 70 l2lAc
At retail 8 10 l5c.
MOLAsSES
At wholesale 30c.
At retail IS 10 40c.
COFFEE.
At retail 81 co.
Small retailers in lard allowed an advance not 10
exceed 25 per cent and small retailers in aOur Is per
cent By commanJ Of THOS Il ROSSER,
Colonel Commanding Post
Ofioial THoaAs Il CRowDER
uav24lw Acting Post Adiutant'
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FLFgY MEA WAITED!
4 RARE CHANCE no C0ASfRIPTS =

! IEUT. BRISSET or lie COM a., OF ) ps-. ana
4 ! Miner c. ). A Low sfatioEsa % FOr To- ls
IN this city recruIt'rg Tor hi, 80 salg. rae
chance II red cor p;s 30 e41 pay OF ila
regular service with 9iFh Nag Mechanics ,aa a51c
especially Inyir. all Ga1 b. TIE dl-
Iry needs A-l- Ofic0 JeEe son B.o.A
"
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STRAXED,

ENRON the sat -rioer, Ma { enc ported II ES-.
Il and On5 brown . Z. ii g.. - ala ae-
pom he shc"idsE. auy I-:uIM4 iou e q. eg. 6
them " Il be rev rdrd by
ILLtA-- W.ES
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ALARM.-The alarm of fire at u o'cl,ck Mon
day night was false.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO.50,
HEADQUARTERs WESTERN DBPARlTMENT, }

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT, Z
COWSTH MISS, May o. 1902.
\ view Of the impending events, and the proximity
AZ Of the enemy, al publications relating TO the
organization Of this army any portion
Thereof is posi- lively prohibited Whoever shall violate
ths order, If citizen, shall be sent forthwith beyond
the lines, and shall not be permitted to return within
them agsin, and il in the service shall be punished
according the rules and Tegul stons for the army
The Inspector General and Assistant Inspectors
especially charged with the execution Of this erder
Il, Commanded GEN BEAUREGARD.
GEO W BRENT. Acting Chief Of STAFF. Lmy2I-Iw
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Y Wallace, Hyde and Rogorson sell this
morning % boxes tobacco, sugar, molasses,
starch, furniture, clocks, mirrors clothing, etc.
etc; also one negro boy. See advertisement.
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$40 REWARD

pa AWAY fon tie su-ser- 5-T, o. sarC " .
Ii Iltn instant, . BLACK AoL ~ 4s.F Z.
Ann. Of me4 3i-Ls 5u- .0r-g Nv y.o I
as, aud q o. rlf,- i &c dies. s - 81. J. -
a. eloihs, rl1l her but "a hs- SIZE lad u. Al .e s
..ro IoT I'd her00r rs she !, ~ cor tl4 g .--
ern pat Il he ely EE .LI
>or - SIDE + il.i u street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-28

CHATTANOOGA, May 20.-The bridge burned
over Lookout Creek is rebuilt, and the trains are
passing over it.
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10 THE TRADE (!

NFTRCHAhTS and os1srs having goods that they
Ft wish fu-u-5 into cash Eili realize the highest
prizes and have Their pro uptly attended to by
Sendiag them 10 a. l.. ANDREWS x CO, 81 Main
: rest Daily sacs # Dry Goods ClOhng. ots and
Shoe. C. Every tacs Tor spliiIE sugar Selt, G7o-
ceriss A. T. ANDREWS a. co
AuctiOnosrs AMI C5umissi 70 Merchants
-r..llr. 81 Main sfreet
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NOTICE!
MAYORS oFFICg.

MAYORS OFFICF,
MEMPHIS May PIT, 1862
II accordance with the City charter election viii
be held "a the different X ,rds Of the ~ the hrst
Saturday ia June next 70 t1- eisciion OF Beard OF
School Visitors 0n- s-ch vvard) FOR TIE neat eorpo
rate year. Esery peTsoI Qusiied by law to vote IN
municipal election. ihe lig. 10 il The ell C
tion of sai1 School 1i-It.Ts.'
rny22tUt JOHN PARK, Msvor.
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JAIL9R'S NOTICE,

40 vGITTt d r1 tis- jed Il some 1ille Ma ca a.
- o. SO O NEGRO NJ y. mas ed COLE ~
MA, five ie,t -el lr e3e0 iEches hgh, eghs' q
ab7e- i75 ? .1 til-S Ll2i-E On and says be~H@
aelsl & 90 .. C.il' lsvins near PlaausEiRerLa
D WHETT,
ulr1s5 Jaior
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S5 REWARR

ANOR the rrtIrn Of q NJ al BLACK VEIL. lost be-
A rwren Poplar ava Washing on strooJs 10
PAU. SCHUSTERS STABLE
0'y272 Hinu stree n &c nj Tn -
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NGTICE.

NE uhoersl gnsd nayns e.. ga a. Sd a. A minis
L tra1or OF A whIppls, deev..sd III ,.sr.r,- -
Claims ganst said esta-e requi I'd 20 resa.f 5
Guy 'uLhtnteafed and pro Ilg go wv ss-bi-
lne utAe required y tne statute, tney " BE- % -s5
sad AL persons indebisd to saie estate ar req . 10
make payment TO Ia o aOPeISs
Nay T. ls62 m m,9-Ia,,41-
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II, GUHmARD,

NO. S8l nam street,
Z aEUTA IT RES # al kinds Of HAIR WORK.
vi AL.o Lsoies Hair wsu'ei- Tor which good price
guI be- naiL fmy22-iNs
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WANTED,

0OO kEJRUII9 u &. ny i.s 3 rzs o rl- I..-l
OUU senior keylasur snnessss F,I e.. e..
L FI4Zf r-L4B
my34 Iw cool.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
HEADQTTAR TIERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT
CoRINTH, MISS, May q, 1852 s

COHINTH, Mss, Nay =, ls62. )
4 ALL newspaper and other public correspondents
hereby ordered 10 leave this post by the frst
train, vii they b. permitted return within twenty
five miles Of the lines
II Tha Inspectors-General Of the army specially
charged with the execution of this order both in rela
ton correspondents here any others who may
arrive.
movements Of the army in their correspondence and
the General commanding confidently relies on the pat
otism Of bis troops for the faithful execution OF THIS
order.
~ Al officers and Privates absent from their posts
for seven DAYS without leave shall be dropped from the
rolls Of the army and be considered deserters and
when arrested, shall be punished accordingly. Their
names viii also be published in all the newspapers
such By command Of
GEN. BEAUREGARD.
GEO. W. BRENT Acting Chief Of Stat. imy27-lw
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SOUTDERG SOAP AID CANDLE WORKS

81 ssss.s'T'E s Cs9.
MEMPHIS ....s. .------.---- TENNESSEE.
r1sLLuv.. #eesv-ax- Soap s-ussz sno1 yyood Arles
I Da1a.f a sI4 ts-.a.
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REAL ESTATE "
For Sale for Confederate Money

CEVERAL LLiGiBLE LOTS IN Fort P'ekeriDg on
- Pos. .ons Avsbus AID Tacssla street also forty
I've acres Of WOODLAND an to- slsmphi. ssd OHIO
Rsi'ro1d, 6va nl from he tiy App 10
LEROY P,sPE AtsUInsv, Ete,
r7-g2 W Ia4S.t.g R0rk Madison
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$50 REWARD,
Lumber GOP sale.

Z NESERTED from my company, private Patrics
~ Mauuix. will pay $50 reward for his delivery 70
me AZ bic company. THOS. STOKES
my27-lV@ Can't X . Z r. T-u, Voi
Lumber GOF sale.
4 LOT Of lumber. suitable for building or fencing
II Apply TO Geo. Brown, AZ the Far Grounds. or
u BLESSING
mY.l 81. LrAvn.o Srahl-- vi .fr..rr
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RANAEgAT,

I e. Mareh Las, LlVI md NAE Il Le-l d.. -.
4 a out nve feet ten ucc-s hIg w. b.. or -
.u-er0J and sixty p uucs D. very Cark g,ll.~ y
huI- lane ana sJamElers gh ss0A-u o.. ~ q -
ds|n-c+st InoE- u-Ich Is five I--1 i.lr ..cl-, 49,.
b Ask wei rs one u1rsd and We and t- --,-
'niee ye4rs Old II -ail Nrssors lsve os-l aI-4 1a
>LeIin Of the coIu IL -IaOf viii %. .-s "a 81 ~.
Subscriber SAID Neg oes sup osed 20 b. IL kin &
tLeir wAy &C oss the Miss,aI li trusu Iay ac H. a.
Aans4s W. " o. L Err
-25 N+r 90
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SOUTHERN HOTEI.
Formerly [he WhitemOre HOuse.

NE undersigned. having easso the ,U,.v-
4 premises, has .ensd q house Of entertain zs-a
Eent Tor the cling public The house IA. 4slff'
Oeen thoroughly o. aired ana renovated atSsk
bottom 70 to-, ana par ly ueviv furnished - =.
wants VIII De prompt ana axe and sragr.-5r
hopes (by strct attention be wants % h. 4.s. Il
merit liberal share patronage
THE SOUTHERN AsO.Cz.s
Is situated on Adams street. between Third and Fs
convenient 70 the Memphis ana Chsr.esi OF s.s5-.,
Depot 70 the business part Of ci y snd Is Il ~
same square aHtn Sn@ Posi- ore and fhea5sr
ociOdif
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200 RECRUITS WANTED

\ WILL rec i've Two HUNDRED stout, able bodied men
Il if fhey j. present themselves my headquarters
by she lst stIle. Wiz good horse ard gun wish
none tayza who desire 70 be actively enEsged ny
headqusrssr- f hs present is az CoEnth Mssiss ppi
Come on 5Oy yta wan d heap Of tan and MI some
YANKEE. =. g. FORREsT,
mylS 70t r. f'7s naDiinz FORESTS Regiment.
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RECoRDER's CoURT-At this court yesterday
morning there were nineteen cases, among them
Lawrence Whaley and E. J. Davis were charged
with bringing their fatboats below the rear Of
the jail, permitting them to get aground, and
using them for dwellings; the FIRE ordinance
prohibits wooden dwellings being erected in
that portion of the city, and for violating that
ordinance the parties were fined eleven dollars
each. Ga the Marshal's docket there were four
teen cases, two Of whom were women. Most Of
Them were fined for violating tue Provost Mar
shaps orders with respect to HOUSES of il-fame
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CONFEDERATE BONDS WANTED !
s9I REMARK, ,

4 0nnn WORTH OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
ADZ OOO are wanted az THIS OFFICE
nIyLI-.E Apply AZ Tbe counting rOGm below
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NssTRCE.

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SUDDEN DEATH We regret 10 have to record
the sudden death Of John Hoffman, well known
on the river from his connection with the bars Of
the Vieksburg line of boats, and recently as the
active business agent of Capt. McManus. He
has been for sometime a member of the City
Guards, and has of late been much on duty.
After pronacted time on guard, he entered the
house of friend on Market street yesterday
morning and complained of great fatigue. He
eat hearty breakfast, and then fell asleep, and
continued drowsy and heavy throughout TIE
morning. He was suffering much from disnha,
for which he procured some powerful mrdicine,
of which he was directed to take il doses ol tea
drops. It is probable that irritated by suffering
and desirous of stopping the disease at once, he
took the medicine too rapidly, for at half past
three o'clock in the afternoon, he suddenly sunk
and died. He leaves a widow and two or three
children.
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GENERAL SUMMARY

Total number of mills 1878, usually employ
ing $40 ,3l6 operatives.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. -


HE aDouARTERS Isl CORPS ARMY OF THE)
MISSISSIPPI
COBINTH, May 26th 1862 y
L All soldiers absent from the l5t Army COrps by
szPirati0n luIOugd, othoTwis+, ordered TO
report a, here Headquarters within the next fifteen
days fom this cate. Ali absentees without leave, at
Memphis ia is vicinity, will report TO Capt J. II.
EiDoudsoa the office 1itUs d Co.. in Ne nyhis
within the Gays, who viii furnish them with
trans po-i a. i5Bif eut,tlsd thereto.
Those falling comply With this der within the pc
siod4 a5oVe prescribed viii be srestsd an treated as
desertsrS
BY order CT Msjor General POLK
GEORGE WILLIAMSON,
A A. Gene a..
HEADQUARTERS IsT CORPS Army or TAB1
MISSISSIPPI
CORIETE, May 2jih 1852 }
Special Orders No. 81
7 ALL leaves O. absence ETEutei 20 officers or mea
L. e rhs army corps, except from there Hesdquar-
tsr- hereby revoked aad all persons holding them
ordered rep 70 thsT rs>pertive comma lders imue
distelv.
By order Of EIai r. General POLK
GEO. WILLIAMSOg.
my2IIE A. General.