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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

Ne love our country orr tujural and suffer-
ing land IL Wa-t be saved 0r we are lost indeed It
must be saved or we becoms slaves Of the viIost system
Of tyranny that ever truuPhed In It's wicked designs
Woman is p9Veressn many respects to aid in its de-
fsns-, 5uS- sbs hath done Writ she could is the highest
pra-l aud nost grateful tribute that can be Inscribed to
the memory Of those who here done VIVA. they could.
IF those WIN have failed in d=ssuse Of our sights are IN
cared 1r, neglected, or suffer for proper attention, it
weakeus the faith ard ulnsrv4s The ann q those who
are stll brayely struggling for its accomplishment. and
may deter many from pl=dgiug their all in its suppor.
tt L. our Imperative duty, as it should be or highest
privilege, 20 devote ourselves in this way. Therefore, in
e0usieelaiou of the great amount Of sickness and suffer
ing a. Gle overt1n, aud the advalciug season. when we
may expect q stu Nreater i-craase; and further. in
confederation ri the sIldsu ard euaTgsut calls which
bsve bsau mads-sfnpeled ~ De answered By transient
and inexperienced nur-es gut clesfss much inecnven-
iance anu confusion; ard lastly, I'm consolidation Of a
great and eyeu-Iul 0atIat which may sEdiy AID sud
dslly overEhalm as with FIJI hepless victnA There
fore, we, the ladies Of M sixth ward, m order to Sc
tur- greater Eysaemf uniformity ard concentration Of
Interest fer chs poor sIaar IS 81 Che OveEton, do pledge
ourselves 90 tCTn5 81 daily -e requisite uu5er0 nurses
for one ward OF tbs bos3i-1-sdngug with Is the ne
cessary provisions oi the sckrc0m. 80 r1s same time
we earnestly call uPou our gentlemen friends Of the
sixth ward, 20 form themselves IN saulaT asocianon,
90 watch JT Li-hr- Iu PIE ame ward VI tna hospital
We fee assured thst no arguue1t Necessary % induce
them 10 c-orre-sb with us, In chi -bCr 2i oYef human
~ and patr. tsuf
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Referring to the fall OF McCulooh aud NcIu-
tosh, tb= Little Rock Democrat gives the follow
ing particulars:
During e lUI in The bat,Je, while The F=-rrzTs
We're taking 6 new position. Gen. McCUIlocb
went a short distance from his command o. re-
connoitre, ocsscertaiu the position o. tha enemy.
II appears h- was ia ia eXposed position with bis
soy glass TO MS eye. when lie was shot t5ruHgb
tie heart and irll dead. Its slated tlaE Con
Mcintosh saw hmm fall, and sent Gu officer 20
cover The body so It would not be- recognized
Tn half an hour AFTER GcIntosl was bf d I'D
Gle news of ls death and that of Mc-s.1el
spread through the ranks.
It is very certain frat had It rot been for Size
fall of llclu.ioch and Nciutosh at the critical
moment, tue victory would hay been q decisive
one. IS i. Is, their dead and wounded e1cea
ours, ct the lowest calculation, as three 70 eus.
We have two or thTee hundred prisoners, among
item .lirtg officers.
AS to the result of lac battle .he same pepper
S.
The first news thatcama led . o believe chat
we Ha suffered csfast and msgui1ed our ssas
We have gained victory, though nos a decisive
ore. bat at q Tremendous cost. Ha17y any
tliUg can compensate us for McCuilooh, McIn.
tosh, Slack, aud other heroes Who iel On that
dreadful dsv.
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Tc-r.5Io 1FI5-ioa Of Gas.
From the Qas5sa a~asersy.I

% H"- CIV Er
A fa.irl Illustration of tue explosive effects
of c9ci gask 60 b. witnessed in "a dwelling en- Lacleyr3-
tere street, aliaceut 20 fhe St. Lewis road, where The
e1tle raHi.g. ot four stories were blown up % un ear
lv hH-r v~rst-raas morning TIE explosion took place
j. g Hr--s U.-r RI. top uf Iae-a-r0rero street. ocru-
/ pied Ly lr. R llr-,-Cf Ee customs department. At
I about h~a'fpat i've ocI0as NJ. Hngarts- went down
stafrs with a candle 70 Examine into tie cause Of a strong
smell 1f gas, by which he had been awakened, and an
Z explosion Immediately occurred The house Is a center
one % a Bloc. of thr q the two others being occupied
ty Mr. Gllesae and Mr.. Goddard, Of the finance depart
ment
AIaf the windows lviFs the exception Of one of the
garnet w-iHaaw) were b own ont of t1e front and rear.
some 1t rhe Curtains l0dgng pu % bouss ahundred feet
AVA. I'll. -ur7i-u-a was as completely destroyed as if
{: had been thrown up 10 the ceilings and violently fallen
down agsiu. fhe piau0, p splendid and most costly
ius -leut- was utterly Knocked 20 pieces The gss fix
tara were twisted shout - mirrors broken. the plaster
ceilings knocked down the stRiTceses detached rom the
brick work, ard t5e front wall of the house thrown for
ward nearly q toOt. s3tiar II is 20 DO BrOpprd M 20 pre-
vent ist sl ing aUfvarI Tie inmates Of an the houses
m d. neishooraCod were ave- fauei by tbe shock. Mir
rors spd mantepiecer clocks and ornaments were thrown
down in the adjoining hou-e- and their walls cracked in
several places.
Tie nsigb50rs. even to those at Chaplain Terrace and
ofheT places quite as far sway as that. ieis tie shock as
one OF an earthquake, which seu-i5ly moved them
Fortunately no one was killed by the explosion,
though theirs were eleven persons iu the house CT the
time. hr Goddard and lr. Gillespie reused fhe neigh
sHr7 ana n once st to work resculng The inmates iron
tleiT parlgus coalition, the timbers Of tie house being iu
such-a state one cellar 20 roof tfatits fan at any MO
MeHt still aDpasrs Imminent, though % new aud fEstciass
building in every respect
Er. Robs-ts was found, hslfstuaned, lying among the
debris OF the ceiling aud furniture, in the basement BE
escaped with a few bruises and q cut over the eye. Mrs.
Robarts and the children, sleeping 10 an upper story,
were DtraCu.gusiV saved, OWNS, we suppose, 80 the
force OF tie explosion going through the windows, which
were everywhere blown e5 "a cUr. The TWO maid SER
wants were hurt aEa Of them having her shoulder bro
ken, and botl havtug 70 ba sent To che hospital.
Il appears rhar tine gas must hive escaped from the
main pipe through the sewer, for the meter, 10 which
kuoaEt5 had properly attended the night before, shows
that tie gas was turned Of in the hCuse. Crowds Of
people visited The place during the day 20 see the perfect
wreck the exp osisH had ua4g. and the really disastrous
and CNtraorjiuarF usiuts OF tHe eZplu ion renders 10
worthy Of inspection by all householder, who should
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5ITaoE GaEaous rr--a

ae-l- .aa su3 arttA{eC IAN Aaetc.
tA. N9fa sac gloaiug NOSE b- against ss-.
o.aer
iAe great alesms Ya8deriGltis l5,ug con.
yer.ed into "a 0Irciad skip, and us O.=sa
Queen into 6 stean raEf stNsy York.
The naval committee in the Unite5 States Sen.
ue have recommended tha appropri7 tign Of fir
teen millions TO the CONSTRUCTION OF ir9n.clad
vessels.
lie northern papa's ssy that there "a less
number OF amy officers Ia the cityof Wsshilq-
ton now then there has been at any previous
period since the Federal capital became the seat
Of war.
The northern papers report the deathof Can.
Levy OF the United States navy, the owner Of
the 'Nonticello'' estate near Charlottesville
lie Yves heart and hand With the Lincoln cause.
Our latest advices from tie Peninsula are o
little EXISTING. They represent the enemy as ad-
yancing IN large force on Yorktown. Tho in
haDitsnts are leaving tbatTegion By every means
Of transportation at their command. i'm s~uHcius-
ton OF the grand struggle that seems to be pend
ing
The commission appointed by Lincoln tomske
er Partc examination of the cases OF the po.ii.
cal prisoners still held in the North, have COM
menced with the cases Of such prisoners as are
now Ia confinement in the old capitot military
prison at Washington. On finishing those cases
they will probably proceed North and consider
the cases of those in confinement, first at Fort
Lafayette, and next at Fort Warren.
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sPErIAL OPDER 90. 3.

OF ICE OF IHa DUSTY JUDGE
EENPHIs lur-l. Ie2
" conformity with she 0rd.rH fae Governor = T
I STATE and Sc Dr. u eEHnts 1T las-a a=- ply l-.ol-
b Balm 10 rcrl "a srsoo- z tie syh Wal .a -rs
cry Of Ms1 Ihs ferEeen I'd. AGES ri eighteen e'd
~ y-fys ysr aud between f5ty five aui H-r L7s
yeas cd
cast Bea-chan : appointed 70 make a ffe enroll
men. 81 sle-t - re-ide 10 the FiEh ClvI Dutri1, out.
side the operation
gspt We Ei5stt wiz enroll fhsseiu ths F5-rHeB.t
Ciyu Disalcs oea 81 The corpoTsdca. residing west Of
she Hem ND -J-d
Cav Pick5f- WI orro' 81 =zst Of sad read. IN be
Ecu-fts1sh Dstrct, outide the cerParst ion.
And each person ter-bs aapunt#G viii Uska uue re-
lurH 10 Tie Adi-at=ut-Gencra 81 his ofies in Memphis.
Blank fcrvztlr th-se rstuEu are 20 b. had q. E- JHca
sn hser ha, ana will be ready for delivery o. agents 10
TIE count dsJfcs next M3ndaY, az R4leigh
Al abe bodied men between tire sres Specifies must
be enrolled, which berg done their eZc1sas or ulails
70 ezem5Gan wi De determined bJ the Esgsrnrr Uhs
fag power 10 grant le.ve Of seucs iu cats rsouir ia
t. J0uN Wa. IEFTET
r0Q4+ I16rr faun|v CON 2
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h ea w xe-s ,sess
Hrrca
OF T.
le -se.s .z- E5is-5 Islands.
osa EVaag 5ni eSe, ai earring
a E1oG body OF tla FauGs.5 we've posted .
advance guard al @ cert. poiut GA Lltls
LJsn, b. .lHDil=a ID b rrasecs 1a8
IN person Fog dis purposes Nelson ett4j3
tle.ls battalion, @ purtae 1a 6re0m
legion, aHl Lieut. Ss.va e re
"aearg-1 aaas7Y--a sIsa5
command % Col I il ssyH-He s5eut g,
2. H, ou zGa 18th. seem moving forward ham
thsr different camps, whistiinCI l high glae, ia
expectation Of fun ahead About twelve O'Clock
the advancing force had safely crossed from
Ilnc1eTy Co the island Over q bridge o. boats
The general rausiIaj with % reserve ~ Pine.
utlIy. Wlae another reserve as held lr Bears
island.
Col Stevens lad the attacking t3-cc. and ct
tle hrst graypesp of day came upon the Enemy,
VINO we're Well pCs-"a in q dense copse- One of
Lna Yankee uula-s aawlsd ont" Who COMES
here ttevas!' was the reply. when one
Of our r~n5rlilrg volunteers, iu rua siuuEliav
cried i5fy are not JriEads-fey an Taz-
s@cs ara Eae Yankees sWalIel mouse
hItt ana -le izIt commenced. Ii was vi-or-
ol5.y kept up tor a haii hour or so. wlea he
Yankees gave way and rstreated i'm wild disor-
der through the woods. One Of the enemy was
huie1, one MORALLY, and another severely /
wounded and counting Che one severely wound
e1r nineteen pIsaIe We're taken. IT is Ur8ba~f
bic others were wounded. for the rifles cark4rf
sharply and continuously, for about hal an
hour. Oar forces returned yesterday without
.Ge loss OF q man and ~i5h0u.s any accident wor-
thy OF note.
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why de we lose so naaay oGcers iu late
Battles.


"HeTmes' writing to the Mercury from Rich
mOud, abiding to the battle Of Gen. Jackson
near Winchester, says:
It viii be noticed that in this battle, as at
ElkhoTn, IN Arkansas, and other recent actions.
our losses in officers have been giev9u5. To
account tor this by the real or supposed RASH
ness OF the officers themselves, viii not answer.
1t viii be found, sooner or later, that the Yam
KEGS have organized Ia each army a band of
p~ractiCed sharp shooters, whose business it is,
with long range rifles, to pick off the officers
By means Of telescope sights, this can be dome
at q great distance. and where the shgyp-sb03ter
himself is entirely out OF danger. Al Ee has 10
do is 10 put his rifle at Tes1 adjust his telescope,
and shoot down officer after ouicer. The design
in this murdsrOUs business ia obvious The
Yankee theory is that the rebellion is due 70
meu.Ot influence, by whose peruicious example
the ignorant are Led astgay from the told of -ba
" glorious Union Destroy the leaders ana .ha
rest becomes like lost sheep. The conduct %.
the army under Z0llicofer, after that heroic nsr
had fallen, gave cOunteuEuca Go tha theory. au.
50 did Van DOTu's retreat after -lo loss Of Ne
CuliOch and Others. 1t IS probable that guns
have been specially constructed for gHe Euruus-
alluded to-gUns ike old John Browns, that
will carry mile. What sTe We TO do with thesa
wrctches GGuswer, as jackson did al Aalas
sas, when tod that the enemy were driving us
back, wen give them the bsyonet, sir--he
hayoupt t'
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Of cotton o1rils .a. week. ree CD 5nss s5sml8fs
PSI bales Stock iu hand 1904 5ala. Of which a con.
siderable g~cFraaH a fat boats me landing. ready 70
Do a0atsd of if required
Iae aggregate receipts Of ieadiag articles yesterday
we're 2 sacks beans, 4 casks bacon, 50 saeks corr. ID
! barrels -four 5 sacks potatoes sacks wheat
( In New Orleans on Tuesday. II5 bales Of cotton sold.
on plantation for lurUre 5e~lyery,at -c. Or Wednez-
day 500 baies sold on abs-s Of e Tor udaaug. In
sugar Wednesday report says:
! The market IS extremely dan and rhs sales srs %,
fined % about . h-ogsheats. g. Irregular prices SONS
Of the Transactions were az 2is rnr r59I e1lr9, 9. IL
g Tor iar 90 Iglty far 80 70 4A4c for prime 20 choice,
J42e Tor claFTt d yellow, and Tee per pound for white.
On Thursday 30 horheads were sod az irregular and
unsettled prices On Tuesday there YVES "a better d.
uand for aoIasses at an advance. ON Thursday the
TO Iec for isrmentag aud IL to 1gc per gallon for re-
BOXED
The New Orleans Crescent has the following items.
A commercial letter from Shreveport, dated March q,
resolved BY a mercantile house here. states that suudry
N-es IN shreveport have shipped several considerable
lots Of -four, wheat and bacon for this uort. TO be sold in
u La71e- a greet obstacle e procuring -four, is the
"e-t OF sac-s W-icA are nc- ~ the country. nor s the
maternal o. maze them Supplies Of corn are ready for
ha2neai gt are held ava uag lower Grighls.
1Le Bank OF LCUslfla viii tomorrow commence IL
issues ct small notes OF The denomination Of IH. IS. Sd
aud D. stamped redeemab-e III. Confederate uotes. The
Louisiana state Bank vi J, in great measure. meet tie
demand for change. aud keep the issues Of these banks
in circulation. and obviate he hosrIiDr u-rDeDsffv.
These banks wiz not extend their issues to any indefinite
amount They win take into consideration the great
the constant inquiry for change.
L1e small notes Of Che State treasury. under the
-oJVOOO aihoriy, are being issued a= fast as they can
De signed, a1d yet they ae uosr I'D. ana the community
17a"n on the nuisance Of slnHiaseruRism 70
t5 oPeH@lons IRON DAY 70 day. The course
ADOPTED by the two bauks-Bank OF Louisiana and
2-'e 21LA-"hi ia a great measure. relieve The con-
sia1l esls FOR change, and obvia,s the issuing Of notes
tt- eAAaA s-L-- lF private THiVrHrala
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We CLEAN the following from the Houston
Telegraph, of the 25sa Uls:
TIE Sass mill of GrJes3ack * PsiZ- about
Ave miles from Houston On the Genital %,
was destroyed by Grs on wednesday morning.
The State Gazetts says that the Governor,
Controller. Treasurer, aud nearly oil the govern
ment employees, have agreed 10 contribute p
certain per cent. Of their salaries for ,Aa support
Of the soldiers.
The fodder house, gin and mill house, together
with 100 bales of cotton, Of Col. j. W. Groce,
were set on fire and burned on he 20th. Vino
the luceudisry could have been, it is impossible
to know.
A public meeting was held at Sumpter, Trini-
ty county, on the 18th ult, at which Col Nor
ton presided The object Of the meetiug. as OK
planned by Capt. Rowe and 8r. EeEardE1, was
TO consider q request Of the Polk county Indians
for aid 10 get into the military SERVICE Of the
country. These Indians were represented By
Antonio, chief Of the A~lsbamas, Bill Biuut aud
VIII, Chiefs Of the Muscogss, and dsta Kina,
chief Of The Gashattas.
Antonio made a speech, which was interpreted
by Bill Blunt. He said that they knew nothing
about the Yankees, but tnat they i've IA this
country, and want 70 fight for &C. They are
willing to fight anywhere IN the State, Dut Uu-
wiling to 60 out of it. They wanted aid ia
procuring authority from the Governor 10 raise
an Indian company, with Indian officers, and q
white mel l0t conmis5ary, % attend 20 their
interests, etc.
They then chose IS their chief war o, or cop
tain, John Scott Ws5a, an Alabama Indian, and
for their next IN command, Thompson, also aa
Alabama Indian, and Robert J. Rove. a white
man, for their coumlssary.
The Houston Telegraph, Of the 25ta Ill.,, says.
The steamboat Sabine, from Texas uers To @
Louisiana port, engaged ia tbs c@oasting
encountered q Federal Dl5sEstifE steamer oil
Calcasisu last Thursday, sad was Tu3 ashore
and set ire TO b. her owner, ADD entirely con-
stunned. She had a valuable cargo.
The following IS an extract Of q letter from
Austin, 20 Is Telegraph
The Union men, 50 called, il tais county, ere.
at this very tins being organized into o r5m-
pany OF infantry. under Tee 'at1aal Of th- Gov
eI.or, to serve during the war. The comp soy
VII, be- ulzde up entirely Of tast sass o. men.
The State Ga-efte says thar Cen He5sr5 has
received orders nom the War Department 30 fore
ward al organized infantry ANA cavalry ra.i-
meu.s and ba..ahons pa BIS d7Bscraeut. exce-t
those on the Ialiaa and Rio Gsn5a 'front.'
The Tyler Reporter says jhat Col NJ e Er-r-
sou has now tlI5e aIi regiments under his CONF
man5
The San Antonio HrgrS says tHgs $4,000 has
been subscribed there fer the supper. Of tie na-
HES Of VOLUNTEERS for Jhs war.
The p1sygthce al Wtute Rock. EL.I e5un.v.h hes
been discontinued.
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4 COUNTRY REsIDEaCE F08 RENT

OFFhR fr rent for view Ua-.l s a
i most d. ~sble gDUNTRT Swat elHa FE
cling sbJu tyv. We acres o. ETorUd Uld.r ru ~
tv-uon. W 70 eNeHyeur imVruv a--li -bruseL&2
contain nag -iE r rc-le VIVA ai uec a--y Coave-len-
css. tine fr trres. -brsbbary etc -h- properly
situsted nitl'1 feH mile o. she cv nd uI-aa-sig
srjoiui ga IA lr al sistO on 41d wit Sc =a p owe
20 a Sod ,elaut on tav ra5.e terms Fl a ssaiea
ti0n be an e SO -. az tie NeIcb are EE.5rng#
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FeR RENT,

4 NEw, three story BBIJK house, on
II Adams street, eat Of the Bayou ard a s1si
Deat two story HOUaE, IN For Pickering. EsIl
containing 5ght rooms, with Two aud half E@
acros Of F-olnd st 8ch-d, ith all neces AIRY oatL0us
and one vi She beet ci t-ras 10 nh. count y. Als1,tu-
Of he be double Office 90 ETont Row. Moo al
Of which viii be rented TO good tenants O. he mssi
rsasoaa5le terms. apply %
WI B WALDEaE,
apIIwH n. and On R4iruai Depot
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- ANn ~ 20 So

7 HAVE good in Or tsu5sa, ST.. Fl ncis,
j White, Honrrs and Prairie caUuges, A Ea- as, and
Shelby c uutF Teunes-ae. end F-veral l. rs IN Ael-
phis AID F9ft P ck-i &, 10 sci low f1 Confederate oz
Tennessee Bank notes.
ar2Iw T. WCEERSH n
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- ME TRAnEI

n MERCHANTS to ale oily ami country baginr Goods
w that 1ber wish tuu-el it0 csat7 cR realize She
5if7est pr.sF aud have their hu ines P~11ulti7 at'
lsnded - by seudug ento A Z ANDRE a. co.
Isl Nsia ttr8et Baiiy secs 81 Dry Coos 81 Ping,
F14sr,-s se wlao iw
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o i O u II Y
TTENTTD

ZryAETED. i'm asdiatsiy, god .-ARPEaTEPS and
w E~LACKS@ILffS. 10 JON a c0Epauy ~ saEP-rf
and MnrrA Pay 81 per month Arp'y q jefferson
Block, On Second tree, between Adm and Jefferson
street. 70 GhAS DE LA3oiS,
AMI ST .c~uitrr Ceoar
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DEcRTIT- wanted fcr Col u. d. Harmaus ReE
IL uFuf, Dsv ig mug ai Grind Junction. Apply at
H.sdqu lrter.. ker bioek- Msin sHErstg rhers
CuauE rma-saI @. A.-r0ck'sv sfl BE- { u1i f.ra few
dsys, who viii ave JE Necessary -.-1natl1u.
ara#w
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SPECIAL . No. g33.


Na.E 2.aAH .@
GkG9HIs a.rI--, e6-5
IT haVi- g aeru re ers urea e. t1a a-. crises tai
L Eaas ssesre-s f-t or t1s river IL GJFeruu9nr a-r-
wee, have tsksu adyan,aEs Of heir return 10 purchase
corn a1d ohsr supplies Govt %. on feT own sc.Cunt
thus I1-lfeung ~iU d. present p1eT IF ths Gvr
me g ty d1e-iol u Gsn- slll.oH loure-rinF %
psrloeHt. 70 stea-b d viii De- permitted to engage ID
tbs traffic.
ANY 5os vioaans -hs erscr vii hs seized an3 the
stoss cora, etc, coLdscatod. Jlo ADAs--
eg51w CAPT. G m~maadIng.
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WANTEn.

Z WISH % buy immod a ey Gre bundled eo0if ~ g
i host oaj Of coed p ss'o-| WOOD. oHr fee long
70 be Geire-ed n rae 5sal sE= su nT or 70 the
Gsvoso Hl-ss. D. HDlEsE.L.
ar4 " -.v. s.. H0r,0
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ RREN-

T / DO no. make sale of ny RESIDENCE 49,
sud GROUNDS Il arricai1D can ET
be r1Hze tHsreGi sr % T.. p rlncs Eal- with @
Snee-. Uoa1fo S Strange. 81 9su -4&
who vii show tn pre-ir-s sua moke f--l- tlH
rr7ne-rv iE probably roo web k-awn 60 give q ars-T1-
-41 d embraces the IT uld ea.r .lse o She 10y 15s
feet front 10 J8emsr o. Suing. Eluee rH aU. Hil So
let font o. Ea5E IS b al De Lu1r-re sa.f--
&. .E.IAEE,
go IS T..- Hr-.a.
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4HANkS-At q meetiag OF Washington Fire
company No q, d Ryan. president and +. M~indemann,
secretary it was resolved thai the thanks OF said GEM
P7Iy be t-udared 70 the following insurance companies.
Desoto, Bluff City, fernando, and Tennessee Marine
ara Fire Insurance co. pany. The members Of said
company would advi,s sue5 Of ticir friends as insure to
pg-au-ze The above cm,4us-.
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FOE &AEEL

Z WISH 20 sell for Confederate money part g.
i Of my R1Al EsTATE in Hsashs. con. H#
sist NJ Of some fine busluers property on tasu 1:|
street, or she me resident la- On Ad-U-
street, up a which now reside.
srllE !. 7. VDRgHsE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

r. Tnsoraistign wanted Of Jerome 3. Phil
Hr+ who is supposed 20 be- la ua army ANY irforms-
don Of his absres5asis % be thu1ly received b.
H4 V- sr Uar1hir u6Ima
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

AEETNG--Ihs secretsry, Adele 3. LLOYD.
gives no1ea That the regular monthly meeting Of the as
s'el~aou OF She Home for the Homeless will be held
I'D tre First Baptist Church, tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock. BY order Of the president
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

I Rev. S. Ii. Ford, I. !. D.. will preach
tls morning az I'll O'Clock, at The Firsr Baptist church,
corner o.. Second and Adzms streets aud at night
viii delser a discourse ou the fuIdument Of propIesy.
The public are invited
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

LOOK 68ARP-This familiar motto is suti-
Gent q itself TO atlrae. stsniou. let au remember
motto who may De- OF l-aa Ga iHe for good bar
gains 10 moiiasas tomorrow 10 oe-oeS, on the biuf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

EF Ete RsF DR.. WslieI viii preach q, the
Eiat Presbyterian church, Dr S,-iuaa9, ths morning
E half gs.slO O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

SAD GAFAsTaUPHE-As noon yesterday as G
SeH8rlec-s who has recently tee1 sc.iug fresh Hsh in
South market was stepping from bis ssH at the foot Of
asueet A-fal into tue river. Hs wife was on the
-a' oa-' De was trying TO gain. she reached out her hand
- the attempt TO save hin. but the stream carried hin
away aud lie sunk and was drowned The agony or
ss poor wife NAV be conceived
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

B~EcoRDEB's COURT-Tbers were seven
cases al this court yesterday. Nike Elahoa=y Cor fast
driving was fined xix dollars.