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Comr UP wrrH Your MoNGy-Rich meI

Comr Up WlrH YOUR M0NEY-Rich men,
y YOU we say come up with your money. Talk
not Of handIeds, your thousands must come.
Net one dollar Of al you claim IS yours until
your country secures her independence. You
need not stand back, and hope 70 escape this
fiery ordeal tits for you and your property
that tens Of thousands OF poor Een are MOI"
f~btino The time has come when you mast
oSen vour purse aud give a paa Of It's contents
- seeure the balance Not a few dollars, but
thousands Of dollsrs II we arc eonquered BY
tbs Yankees, yoa VIII be poor a. the poorest
Now. thea. eome 10 thefescae. These are piaia
words. Bus tbs Is no time 10 use lale language
Wbst are tie rch men Ct Baldwin doug
Wotbiar. Wake 40 from your slImbeJ, before
IT, burning fafteFs fa3 npou your meonseioaa
bea6s Bafsdse3H4t Oasoa
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD VIII
rive tgenty-Eve dollars reward to find cut tbs Two ro-o
who, last evening, attempted to dscoy my Newfoundland
dog at the North Memphis market, from my wife, in the
presence Of two other ladies, and in spite Of the efforts
Of the Police officer and Nh. Wellington. hatcher in Ae
market h-d. SEMaE5i No. 90 Front Row.
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~ MI. John Andrews was shot and killed
by some unknown person or persons in front Of
Messrs. Peet & Winstou's store on Monday
night last about . o'clock. He had a difficulty,
we understand, with some soldiers during the
day, few minutes previous to the stooting, a
party of men supposed to be soldiers were en-
gagged in throwing rocks at his windows. He
went cut OF his store with bis gun in order, it is
supposed, TO ind out who the offenders were. A
negro, we believe, was the only witness to the
shooting-he says that there were several men
engaged in it. Two wounds were found upon
his person-One made by a large musket ball,
the other apparently by a large buckshot OF
pistol ball The a-ssassins were 50 close that the
powder burnt his clothes. We sincerely hope
that those engaged viii be brought to Justice
Tasrasu5iq A~iqbqUi4H.
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ATTENTION, STH WARD CoMPANY-Au male
inhabitants between the ages Of eighteen and forty five,
subject tomHida duty are hereby eoumapded to appear
atPoplar street market at nine o'clock Monday morning.
Nmea 10Th, promptly, or suffer the penalty.
BY order Of pAPr. 81 P. TUTwfLER.
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ATTENTION The majors, captains and staff
officers OF the 10th regiment Tennessee militia, are ur
gently requested to meet at the office of DR. P. NJ. Dick.
lnseps IN Pc Webstsrbloek, at . o'clock this, Sunday.
the 9Th, for eopsuitau'l' as business Of importance wiz
be brought before them Let none be abseut.
A. G. KIRwAg. Col po,,ty
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BASK OF WEST TEAM ssEE,

MEnEuA'r MdftA 9A. 100 }
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors this day q semi
annual dividend Of six per cent. upon the average capi-
tai and from the payment Of .nstalments) vas declared
payable in cash to stockholders on and after the 18th
instant, who have paid up their stock in full, sud 20
stockholders who have not paid all Of the stock sub
scribed by them, the dividend is to be placed to their
credit for which The cashier will Furnish them a rscsipt.
mhG I'm BEN MAY C4sbiar
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MnTTIA.-Cspt Clark publishes a notice in
another column ordering the detailed member Of the Cd
company to report themselves at their camp at the fair
grounds on Monday morning. Col. Unthank publishesa
similar order to the several companies of the INST regi
ment which must be obeyed or they viii be treated as
descterz The three days ratons required are dispensed
with, the State having furnished them.
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RAILROAD CONNECTTON.-The connection be-
tween the Charleston and the Ohio railroads, running
along Walnut and Dunlap streets east Of the Winchester
Cemetery, viii be completed to-day. The other route
has not been put through 50 rapidly but ID fast progress
ing and viii be compIetea in the course Of the week.
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MCDONALD DRAGoONs.-In another place
will be found Enotice from Capt Mcdonald peremptorily
ordering all members of his company, and all members
on furough to meet al 10 o'clock in the morning at the
government stables on Monroe street
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SHOES
ladies Fine Healed KID Buskins
Thick Sole
Fine Congress Caters,
Side Laced
Plata Kd slippers,
E-eied d"
Fine Morocco BOTS,
Xii
Pegged Calf
Glove Kid Caters.
Glove aud LASTING Buskins.
Chudr5ns Moracoa 3 Oh,
Heeied Kio Boots,
Ankle Ties. snail
Fancy calo ed Boots,
Bustins.
Copper Toe g ois
Misses KID ant Morocco Boots.
Pee5ed CAT
Congress Caters
Boys and Youths' K p aid Calf Shoes.
Calf 0ziords,
Boots.
Gents Fine Calf Ox.oros and Caters,
Boots.
Stout KIP Army Shoes.
Erogaus, Mud 88O.s, Russeis. etc.
House Servants alI Cooks Shoes.
We have this day received large additional supply
of Boots and Shoes as above. "A good assorfueut 81
sizes. so m'ch ia demaud, will be fund ia the stock
Parties at @ distance sending orders will have
the privilege of ggoods-
TAYLOR & MCEWEN.
fsl5-lm lsI Main street
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MTLLER & 3

WTHOLFS tLE AED RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Produce and Groceries,
At 3Ss Main street. Memphi., win al an orders from The
country will buy and sell, store and forward any and
al kinds of Grain. Sugar. molas--s aud vregiaions.
We have for sale Flows, Chains Hoes, Hardware.
Cltlsry, etc Orders solicited from the Merchants and
Planters throughout The souiheu Couirdersey.
fee SIN
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MILITIA Laws OF TENNEssEE.-At this Pc
rod a knowledge Of the militia laws Of the State is e-
sential Cleaves q Walden, of Main street below Gayoso
street have received a large supply of "A Digest OF the
Militia Laws Of Tennessee now in force, with an ap-
pendix containing the permanent constitution, the arti
ecs Of war, and other useful matters. See the adver-
tisement
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Gard,

EDITORS APPEAL. Through the columns Of your pa
per permit me 10 return my sincere thanks TO the ladies
Of the city and vicinity, for the liberal manner in which
they have responded to the call for blankets for the aid Of
soldiers of my company,
To show the spirit in which IL has been met, / send you
a copy Of one of the many notes received from our
ladisg. NJ. J.. WICEs, Captain.
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PRISONERS OF Wharf.-The prisoners of war
now ia this city are ordered to be removed to Alabama.
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ARRTvED.-The body Of Capt. WI. Whitsitt
arrived in the city by train at two o'clock yesterday
from Union City. The company Of the late officer ae-
companied his remains The funeral takes place at two
o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
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"a At the late election in Sieubem county,
New York, the Democrats carried seventeen
towns, and chose seventeen supervisors TO the
Republicans fifteen. This is a pretty good re-
suit for a county which gave Lincoln 300 ma
IOritY.
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INTo CAMP-Capt. McMahon, of Coahoma
county, having raised a company at his own expenfe,
went into camp at Fort Pickering yesterday. His com
msud is attached to Col Harmous regiment
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FRR SAFE.

ONE DOUBLE CIRCULAR saw FRAME, com
~ plete, for S. inch aud 30 inch SAWS.
Applyt0 n. AWE
345 Main street.
or QUTNB s. R~0BINSON,
;a19m Was'em Foundry.
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DIR. EDmONDs,

HOTneOpaIh and HydFOP8th.
Residsues north side Of Besl street SECOND house west
Of the Medical College. Oncs over s. Mansfield &
Co'sDug Store, Main street CGee A5nra E 10 4 -,
and ? to2 mr2olv
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II Information wanted of Jerome b. Phil
lips, who is supposed 70 be- in The army. Any informa-
ton Of bis whereabouts VIII be thankfully received by
his wife At Memphis. m6-lm+
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The CITY-Main street was crowded yes
day, principally with strangers. The fine weather
brought out also large numbers of the fair sex.
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MEMPHIS JAiL.-In company with DR.. Pey-
ton, we yesterday went over the State department Of
The Jail. We found that 40 case of sickness existed, and
heard some OF the prisoners express their gratitude to the
doctor for his kind aud regular attendance upon them.
DR. Peyton is very Industrious in discharging his duties,
and takes a pleasure in ninistering, 50 far as COMES
within his province, 10 the welfare Of the unfortunate
people committed to his charge. In this he is seconded
by ths diligence Of Turkeys Porter and Cunningham.
We found the hoors and sush parts q the Jail as can b.
cLsnsed by broom and water, free from impurity. If the
City Council will put it in the power of the physician
and jailer to carry out a mueh-needed reform, we believe
a. much vii be done as can be done in a building as
AhamefuIly unit for the purpose it is designed to fulfil
TO put It in proper condition that is, to make the neces-
sarY appropriation for the purchase of brushes and lime
for w%hite-washing the cells aud passages Of the Jail once
a month. We understand that q requistlon will be made
on council for those articles. and We take the liberty OF
begging each member Of that body, before he votea
against an appropriation for that purpose, TO visit the
jail and see for himself whether 1t Is not imperatively
required This regular and methodical use Of the lime
aud the broom would make the cells cleaner and lighter
The lime would neutralize, at least, some Of the unpleas-
Ant odor which is The consequence Of the bad ventilation
aud ether deficient arrangements Of the building. Dr.
Peyton deserves credit for he interest he takes in what
IS cen tainly not an agreeable duty, and his efforts to inn
prove the SAINT ~ %eonditoa o. tAe jail should be warmly
encouraged
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FRE.-A chimney caught on FIRE, on Jackson
street, st o'clock yesterday nj ht It was extingulshed
without the aid OF the fire engnes.
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NOTEs or THE WEER.-To-d day is the first
Sunday in Lent. We gave on All Wednesday the regu.
latons for fasting during this month. The present state
Of public affairs makes it impossible fer a great portion
Of the people to obtain most articles Of the kind Of food
usually parssken Of inLelt on which account the bishop.
in the South have ordained that their focks may take
meat al one meal every day in the week, except Friday.
This week being Ember week is an exception TO the rue,
and no meat must be eaten on the Ember days, which ART
"Wednesday, Friday and Saturday next. At a time like
the present, the e win doubtless be more than usual at
teudon paid to the observance Of this solemn season Of the
church, a season devoted TO humiliation and penitence.
The Sundays, twill be observed, are not called Sundays
Of Lent but Sundays IN Lent. The reason is that tie
sundays that occur during the Lent season are not d por-
ton OF Lent. They are appointed by the church to be
observed in e-ommemoraton Of the joyous event of the
resurrection, therefore every Sunday Is a feast oay, and
the abstiuenees Of Lent are not observed on that day.
Warrior, that from battle won
Breathless art At set OF sun;
Woman, DER the lowly slain
Weeping on his burial plain;
Ye that triumph. ye that SIGH,
Kindred By one holy tie,
Heavens first star alike ye Sec
Lift the heart and bend the knee
Tuesday is the anniversary Of the adoption of the per
mauent Constitution by the Confederate Congress
Wednesday-Fort Brown, Texas, was surrendered to the
Texas authorities. Friday-Tbe Alabama Convention
ratified the permanent Constitution. Saturday Is jack
sons birthday.
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To YOLUNTEERs.-Dr. w. f. Rogers has re-
signed his position as surgeon Of the 9th Tennessee regi
ment and gives notice in another column that he viii
proceed to form a regiment for immediate service. Read
M. carI
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FINED-John Brady, charged with bTutally
beating a man with his pistol, was yesterday fined
r~T-ny-six dollars by the Recorder He is in jail, and we
understand viii be held under a warrant to answer the
State char-e.
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T~ARPAULINst TABPAULIEs With the vast
amount Of p~ershabl- commodity lying shout the city and
the certaiaty ahead Of plenty 81 raiHy weather. tarpau-
Inns have become Of prime necessiy they San be had
in large supply a, 8 Brooks Water street. next door
te the Ice house. n3Im+
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The LAST CALL.-All persons subject to
militia duty residing between Washington and Elk
change streets and west Of Second street to the river,
are hereby ordered to meet on Front Row, between
Washington ana Poplar streets tomorrow Nondsy), ai
So'clocS p NJ in obedience TO orders ! will be com
PEELED to send a guard after ali -absegtees.
GEO. BRUDER,
Captain 5th Co. I70th Reg,t. T. NJ
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IL CAMF-The militia went into camp yester.
lay near the fair grounds
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PRAYER BoOKs-lt has been stated that
there were but few Episcopal prayer books in the city,
but on entering Cleavcs s. Vaden's store last night we
found that they have a large supply Of all sizes and
kinds Of binding, many Of the most magnificent finish.
To the soldier going 70 the field no better soRDsaj5 can be
given than q prayer book, and at Cleayes s Vaden's a
large and varied selection gives opportunity for choice.
This store has an immense stock Of all kinds at haat-
and statianaA -L---~--y fvvraUuru, rue physician
awyer aHd other professiouaists, the lnguist and others,
win find there what they want CleaYes q Walden have
also a large stock Of school books. Call and look over
their sreives and counters.
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FLOwERS-Some unknown lady viii accept
our thanks for a very pretty bouquet received by US last
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RECORDERS COURT.-Nineteen individuals
were examined before the Recorder yesterday morning
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SKIRMIsH NEAR GALyEsr0N.-The follow
ing special dispatch appears in the Houston Tel
egraph:

ing special dispatch appears in the Houston Te-
egrapA:
GALVESTON, February Il, g a M-Yester-
day afternoon the large three-masted schooner
which has been cruising around our coast for
the last ten days, set sail, apparently, for Sabine
out when about four or FIVE miles up the coast,
aud about one mile from the shore, she sent 8
beat manned with twenty armed men, for the
purpose, it is supposed, TO plumber. Her move
ments being closely watched by Capt Menard's
cavalry company, they dismOunted aud crept on
then hands and knees to the sand hills, imme-
diately abreast of where the armed boat iu-
tended to have landed, when the launch was
within about a hundred yards. Menard's men,
being so anxious foT the fray, could not be re-
strained from opening on them with their mus
ke.s.
The FIRE was Immediately returned by the
Yankees, at the same time turning their launch
about and making for their schooner. They ex-
l changed three or four rounds each. When cur
men got from behind the sand hills and were
discovered by the large schooner, gnich opened
on our men with 3~}-p0Hnd round shot.
Nobody hurt on cur side. The loss on the
Yankee side is not known but there must have
been somebody hurt" as the first FIRE was de-
liberate.
Had our men not been so anxious. theg might
( have e" bagged' every Yankee in the launch, as
{ they suspected nothing but were pulling direct
for the shore, 20 G1Ruit some depredations on
private property.
The blockading feet outside consists Of the
Santee, the transport steamer Huntsville, a large
schooner, (uuknown), and the Sam Houston.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY A!-Ihe following
named persons, composing company a, LIST county regF
ment and under my command, are hereby ordered 70
meet At the fair grounds on Monday, the l0fh inst, 81
10 O'Clock A. H..
james Busick, John sweler. John Walter, 49, MeNIl-
len. Morris Cherry, j. A. Carter, Charles Vinder, ThOs
Sibrella, john Ballenger, William Brdgwster Columbus
Jerome, J. b. Norris J. Nevis, William Mays, l.. W.
Overton, Henry Porterheid, Z. S. Shell, - Brooks
George Emerson, William L. Bichard, David Kendall
John Cash, Dr.. Thomas Gardner, Charles France, Ester
Daerly, Barney Gum. r. Il. Giisson, Jacob Lacr0ix,
r. W. Leak, J. p. Prescott, ~. Smelling, Heugy Window,
William Krsnkle, Pat. Garry, Henry MonAgle
NORRIS DOYLE. Can't
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MILITARY NOTICE.-The following named
persons are requested to assemble Monday morning at g
o'clock, al the Old Church, corner Of Mulberry and Lin
den reefs, for the transaction Of Important business,
mastering into service
J. Halsteai, J. F. Clarkson, Jao. J. Ward, J. ". james.
+. Milton, w. Il. Horton, Marcus Jones, W. Trowbridgs,
p. Skipwith, l.. GortmAn, ". nonoho, S. =. Pearson,
n. Gagaliae, ] White, ). 3. Starke, J Anderson, WI
BostEick, r. keck, 6. b. Graham, II. E. Gortman jacob
Weller, Jacob GoTtman, w. p. Wigs, T.. Jones, W. II.
Bridges John Magevney, II Monaco, G. S Cook, Il. J.
YsarOut Fred BGmer I. Hoadly, Samuel Davids,
+. A. stephens
Persons wishing to connect themselves with The organ
izauoa are requested 70 be pfss8at,
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BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS rfarch Ssh 1862

The following gentlemen were elected Directors Of this
Bank at the snnual election held on the 80 inst
T. A. Nelson. J. N. Hill, 7 lane,
D.. Il. Townsend, W A. GoodTyn, T. W. Hunt.
r. s Jones, J. Naples, III Taylor,
John Korr. n. Laird. Q. r. Church.
At a meeting Of the Board this day II. A. Nelson was
unanimously reelected President.
mh6 Nv Rem MAY Cashier.
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TIE CLAY PICTURE GALLERY-The cele-
braied Clay Gallery " has furuished us with one Of the
best pictures We have ever had taken distinct and life
ike. The operator, T. Z. Hamburg, is an experienced
artist and fully understands his business. His gallery is
has recently been rehtted in a most handsome style.
Pictures Of all sizes are taken, and a liberal discount
made for soldiers in every instance. All who want to
catch their shadows before the substance fees" should
call ct this establishment.
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MORTUARY.-We are indebted to the health
officer, DrPeyton, for the following mortuary report for
the week ending at twelve yesterday Consumption ]
drowned / disease Of the brain I inflammation Of the
brain ! pneumonia ? phthisis pulnonalis scarlet
fever l. typhoid fever / unknown l. Total, 10.
Reorganization Adults children 7. Males I f.
males 9 citizens Z strangers 3. Whites s blacks 2.
Total, 10. The health Of the city and State prisons con
tiurfa Good
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LOCAL MATTERS.
OFFIfIlL POST OFFICE JOURNAL.

SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 9.
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MARKETISG.-We call the attention of our
country readers 70 the fact that the markets Of Memphis
at the present time are poorly supplied, and tina; prices
are excessively high. All who have vegetables, chick
ems, eggs, butter or any other eatables about their farms
or plantations, Evll get extremely well paid by bringing
them 70 this city and win meet with a prompt sale. The
markets are held every morning, and also on Saturday
afternoons Send on your supplies and get your purses
filed
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COMMERCIAL RFPOKTS.
DAILY REPoRT oF THE nARKET.
rrae1.Hrn 100 lHg M%gacHaNrs 800.
SATURDAY EVENING, March g.

CoTTON-Nothing reported Received & bales no
Shipments.
TOBACCO-No transactions Of moment reported
There e., however. an active demand at quotations
nrr1rDurs uopAc1o -uOTApJON
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WIEAT-Stocks light and holders asking shove the
views Of buyers. We did not hear of a zae No re-
csipts.
FLOUR-The demand is Of a retail character, and
sales confined to small lots at previous rates No reeeipts
CORN-Light receipts demand active with small
sales at 35e. for white.
-OATS-N0thing reported.
HAY-RYE-BRAN-wed did not hear Of a sale worth
reporting.
BACoN-sales 5000 lbs at ~ and 1900 Do In two
lots az 23e.
DRY SALTED MEATS-A lot of 5000 b3, mostly
sides and hams, sold TO the government as lsc.
LARD-Sales Of prime at 22c.
SUGAR-An aetive demand. with sales Of 40 hhdA at
34 d44ei 90 az sac; 90 at 5l1c.; 40 at 3lsc and, on
Friday, not reported, Ga hhds at Else; % at 4isei So at
3lsei q at 34e; 80 at 4l4e, aud - at5'sd4c No
receipts.
Mo~LAssEs-A lot of 500 barrels sold at pic. No
a4rFveTs
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ASAgPLE OF MISSISSIPPI SrRIT.-A Mis-
sissippi employee on the Mobile and Ohio rail-
ROAD wnLas Is follows to the headquarters Of the
company.
VERONA, February 10, l9G2-Dear Sir / am
compelled to go to the war and devote my best
energies to the Staying 100000 Yankees-as that
must be done before we have peace. My second
son was at that bloody fight with Pillow, aud
not heard from yet. 1 VIII be compelled to re
sign the lst Of March next, as I want 10 be OF
by the middle Of March, and this is to bring your
attention 10 the matter / am gong to devote
! nay whole time TO the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09

W~HOLESALE DESIRLCIoN--Capt. WadQeIli
of company L, 18th illinois, on the day after
the surrender Of Fort Donelson, wrote 70 hi.
father as follows:
FORT DoNELsON, February IL, 1862.
My DEAR FATHEE Sad, lonely and down
hearted, 1 attempt to write you a lev lines, to let
ven know ] am alive and unhuTt. We have had
a most bloody fight; there must have been five
thousand to seven thousand men killed and
wounded, on both sides. But tho enemy sur
rendered on Saturday evening w taking 4bout
thirteen thousand prisoners.
But, dear father, the hardest part Of the story
is, that out Of eighiyJiUe men ia my company.
only sepcH came out-the most wholesale slaugh
ter that was ever heard Of
BY company was the coler company, at which
The rstslE tosk particular aim as fast as one
man who esriedi II would be shot. another would
take his place; but the fagwa brought through
Only one hundred aud sixteen rsmain in the nth
regiment uninjured.
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SUGAR n MoLAsSEs Messrs.
Cayee y son wish us to cal attention to their sales Mon
day morning, the 10th. Their sales daring the past week
amount 70 q little over $1,000, at figures from 3ta to G14c
for sugar. aud from p to a614c tor moIasses.
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
HEHPHE BELL And BRASS NORRIS,
s O,H.gR.F.
Clinton Sireef.

$500 80 LNt
Fourth door below Union st., Memphis, Tenn.