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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12
THE ARRIVAL OF THE GUNBoArs.

As threats had been made that all who re
manned in town untl the next night should &c
shot aud their houses burned, q scene of wild
confusion AMI distress was witnessed all over
the city on Wednesday morning Men offered
freely i've dollars for a single dray load 70 the
depot, and some say they offered as much as ten
dollars per load. The depot was soon literally
piled up with t.unks, boxes aud furniture. while
every lighter and small boat that could be pro
cured were busy carrying of the people across
or up the river. But at twelve O'Clock the mach
dreaded g~uuboats arrived before the town, and
this cut off I'll chance of escape by the railroad
Col. BUui.t, accompanied by several other
gentlemen, proceeded In a SINAI boat, bearing 8
white flag, 90 the foremost guuDuat and. on his
return, stated Jlar he made iu substance the fol-
lowing speech: Il maze been selected bv my
fsilOw-GitIzsHs 90 IniOan you of our defeuse!ess
condition, and ~ express the nope that We snail
be treated according 90 the uss-es Of civilized
warfare. That tA5rs may b. 40 misa0ufshen-
sion as - Cgr feeling towards you. ] deem &c 60
be my duty To- state that the sentiments Of this
city, and Of Che whole STATE Of Florida, are al
most unanimously in favor Of the South, and
that the wsr you wage against Us IS uaprovoled
and unjust, aud, although i'm your power, we are
not willing 70 take an oath of allegiance to the
northern government To which CaD+aiu
Stephens, commander of the Uaya. forces, replied:
we come as enemies only 70 those who shall
be found IN arms agains; -la United States, nor
do we intend 30 impose an oa.B on any ONE
As the auemy's ships, their decks literally
crowded with men, moved up slowly 20 their 20
s.toEs in front OF the city, q few men who occu-
pied a wharf a little ABOVE whore the writer
stood, waved Ihsir has, and a few females Eve
could not tell whether they were white Or col
ored, but they were certainly not of the first cir
c'es), waved their haudkerchIels. At this a
storm of Indignation assailed them from the
crowd around, and, if those men value their
lives, they viii be sure to leave whenever tine
Yankees do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12
THE EEEERTEENTH Arkansas.

This gallant regiment, which suffered so Sc
versly at the battle Of Belmont, participated in
the battle Of ShlOah, where the former reputa-
hon of the corps was fully sustained An Off
cisl list of The casualties, which were numerous,
as furnished by Col. TAPPAN, will be found else
where. We are under Obligations to Col t for
his Pr0mptness in furnishing his report to the
public, as we are thereby enabled at once TO re.
Esve the suspense of the friends of his com.
mand His example in this particular is com
mende5 70 tle commanders Of other TegLments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12
UYDERWRTTER5S S3TE

UNDERWRITERS SALE
sSTE VII sell SATURDAY MORSUS5, 81 10 o'clock
~ a. j. y. GHbsrts Auction House. c3ra-r Second
an1 Msdi on streets,
ClOthiRS, Shoes, .s'0SiOgRs, &c
COrGe0sss, E'iOfiI8S, &c.
AISO-PURNITCRE Of Ys-iaut binds. Ar are E.
VieI to- asssuL s. Co.
spill 2t Arrr-r-a.z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

Es-Tbs failure Of the mails 10 reach US regu-
larry IS a source Of great annoyance. Our Rich
mond dates are now several days in arrears. as
well as those from ssverslotler important points
Of the ContedeTacy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12
9aiIp 9ppeat.

SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1862.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

That one Of the largest cities of our State,
aud a magnificent uver, naviga5le for more than
two hundred miles, and with points unOn It so
easy Of defense, should have been given up
without the firing of a gun, has very naturally
eEa5perated the people of last Florida. But
why, it is often asked, tare some persons In the
interior so enraged against the city Itself, and so
anxious TO see 1t and in ashes The answer. we
think, is easy enough Jacksonville was a
stronghold OF the Old Union party, aud, since
the secession OF the State. some few Of that
party, southern born, have continued TO express
sentiments favorable 10 a reconstruction of the
Union, while others, Of northern birth, have
given evidences that tuey sympatEIaed with the
North in yhe present war. Also, the town has.
to a large extent, been built up by northern
capital and enterprise, and the impression has
hence gone out that Jacksonville is rOttousst the
core. That this impression is a wrong one the
number OF volunteers from that place in our
army, and the large amounts contributed there
towards theIg oUsdt, very plainly show. Bat
men Ere not disposed TO reason ealmy in times
OF excitement, and the sins of a few nsrttsrn
~sympatnlzers are TO be visited uD0a z whole city.
The condition Of many poor families who have
remained Is UEiy iamentable indeed. Threaten
e. with ismes from their oven cOuntrYmen AID
shells rom the enemy in case tho place is at
lacked by cur troops, they uuly dwell in the
midst OF alarps. Hints nay also been thrown
out ~ ta' northern men who intend TO ieavs
with the enemy, and who are unwilling taat their
property should be cOufscateL and become the
property OF the COu.5ecraey, aud before depart
Ing they design setting their own dwellings, on
fire, AID the houses of certain persons who have
led. AS these buildings are scattered promiscu
ously over town, the threat is tautamOunt q q
general cOufagIati0n. Thus, without z special
interpretation vi Divine PrOvider.q, Jacksonville,
fair queen OF the east, j. ao5med to the sad fate
of Hampton. s. 80, may God raise up for It's
inhabitants friends IkeGut0 those who 50 gener
Ousiy aided the Charleston sufferers.
MCkESDREE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

Y Gov Brown, of Georgia, has offered a re-
ward OF $1,000 to any person who win discover
any sals springs or wells in that State which
viii afford salt water enough, Of a suitable quail
ity. TO make 300 bushels Of sal. per day, proyid-
ed such springs or wells are located at such in
land poia. as is free nom attack by the gShboats
Of the enemy, and moi to be within less than ten
--7Irs .1f t.a rgl-4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

n Tic Indies guubest contributors at Sa-
vasuab amount TO S91.Oo3z9. The undertaking
ia a1-nG % suer-ed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

ANOTHER FEDERAL Now REPORTED "A
umor prevailed ia the city last evening, aPpar-
emily truthful, that Huntsville was occupied 10y
the Federals yesterday morning. None OF the
particulars have trauspirei.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

r. Hon. Roger A. Pryor has resigned his
seat in the Coincidence House Of Representa-
lives. He prefers to serve LIZ country in the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

B-A dispatch from Corinth TO the New
Orleans Pjcayuus, dated the 9Th, says: "The adj
vance Of Gen. HaTdee suffered most in the re-
cent engagement. There were eleven hundred
casualties out ST twenty-five hundred men, in
Gen Cleburne's brigade. In Col Thornton's
9th Mississippi, there were three Tur4Teczsu=
loss is estimated at over six thousand in killed
and wounded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

. The operator at Bay S. Louis (near New
Odeans) telsgraPhs TO Mobile On the 9th, as fol-
lows: The enemy shelled Pass Christian yes
terday. They landed 24O0 troops, and made su
attack, with 1000 men and twelve 24-pouud
howitze1s, upon our force, witch consisted Of 800
men and two 6 Founders. I was in the fight.
and hsl q narnw e.c.ns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

A TRoPHY-Tde 9th p ssse aye i'm pos
session of the Minnesota battery flag, captured
by them on Sunday last. The regiment fought
so g~alianly as to draw frolH Gea. Cheatham the
HIGHEST -eHcGmiums.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

GEO, D4sHIEL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-12

ET We learn from the Louisville Journal Of
the 22d that Alexander Cassidy, OF that city,
sdiutaut general to Gen. Buckner, who was
taken prisoner at Fort Donelson, died on the
DIST ult at Camp Chase, near Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Cassidy was q brave man, and was univer-
sally beloved by a large circle Of friends in
Kentucky ard elsewhere. Even the Journal is
compelled to acknowledge that " he was a great
lay0rte with an who knew him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

OcR neighbor assumes that we have
no right to find faul. with the proposed
Congressional financial scheme, unless
We are competent to suggest something
better. This ia very weak logic; bu,
We have aplan that would suit US better
and the country too-we think. Tha,
plan is the same which has been sup.
gesled by several able commercial
papers. Let the Government bonds
which are issued to redeem ito treasury
notes. be paid in specie. o., What
would be better, make provision for the
redemption Of the notes 10 specie. But
% the latter is impracticable at present,
the former will answer. A. it il set
forth IN the bill, there is no specie talk
whatever. 1t is paper issue-paper re-
aempt'oo-paper interest. It will
hardly answer. "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

FLooD IN NEw YoRK.-The recent
food in New York did considerable
damage. The Journal Of Comn,ercs
was not issued Friday mcroing, the
press room Of that office being 90 badly
Hooded that the fires under the boiler
were ext'oguished, the water rising two
OF three feet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

a GOOD SuGGEsT1oN.-A correspon-
dent OF the Portland Adversiser advo-
Gates tax Of IS per head on dogs; on
bachelors from rs to 40 years, Of $50 to
500. according to age and incorri1ibil.
ny; and third tar on widows. double
that on bachelors-.the estimated amount
OF which would be @se, 200, 200, aud
$50 be benifcial Ia absting oil the
1nissnce, thus taxed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

HIGH WATER II raE OHlo.-The Gin.
c'"nati Commercial makes q note Of
the fact that the three great foods Of The
Ohio occurred in 1882, ls47 and ,sea
in mid-winter. The next one is there.
fore calculated for 1877. The highest
point OF the freshet was fifty.seven feet
two inches The water is now rapidly
receding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

TnE RERu1LDtNo or CHARLESTON.
The Legislature Of South Carolina has
ASKED IN act authorizing the Governor
o effect loan Of one million dollars to
rebuild hat portion Of Charle.t,n laid in
r"'ns ~ the late FIRE; the money 90 bor-
rowed to be lent to such applicants As
desire TO rebuild, who are restrained
from erecting other than fire-proof
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

MASON AND SLlDELL ENTERTAINED BIZ
ADMIRAL MlLNs.-The rebel commits
sioners, on their arrival 1t bermuda,
were entertained at dinner by Admiral
Milne, but no discussion of political
questions was permitted. Mr.. Slidell,
who attempted TO enter into q contro.
versy in regard to the issues bet weeu the
North and South, was politely informed
that such conversation was out Of place
there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

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Cash 90 hand ard II boal
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

Keokuk has earned the
title of the Iowa PorkopoIis. Up to
the 2sth, her packers had handled a.
056 dead hogs-says the Gate City.
THERE is firm ice bridge acros. the
river At Keokuk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

LAoaARD-The New England States
which did the loudest fauatical bowling
during the last campaign, have been the
most laggarl !, in proportion to the pop.
ulation, in sending forward troops, Of
any in the Union. Nothing better could
have been expected. FAnaticism and
patriotism are not congenial spirits.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

1Ssesssss " ~ &ass = less, Thse ID
esccsess q sey Scheol Disssise, q ny y.
IVY eoeled oceool Messing, 10y, u voee
Il @eleney d ~ sleceor0 penene, dirsGe
80 uer1an, g Other language, % - taught
o10ce - ono - 00so u ~ Schools
.. saio District to the Scholars attending
zoe ssme' Whose parents o. euardians may
= oesire and thereupon It shall be the
IVY o soch Board Of Directors to provide
sns. zoe same Be done; Provided, that oil
S.ael branches taught in said School OF
Schools, shail be taught in thu Envl;sh
language: PROVIDED fsrsAer. that the ner-
20" employed 10 teaching the said br.nches
:hsIl satisfy the County Superintendent d
e's aeiliey add qualifications, and receivs
from him . certificate to that eff.ct.
December l4th, 1861.
NICHOLAS ). RUsca,
President Of the Board Of Education.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

A GERMAN BELIEF.-German papers
state that belief il current among the
common people of Sax Gotha thst
Prince Albert was poisoned by Catho-
lie priests. They say that Queen Vic
toria has recently become q Catholic
and desired to educate her children as
Catholics. This Prince Albert streuu.
ously opposed. 1t is alleged that the
Queen forbade post.naortem examine
ton Of the body, and that the Princes
brother Ernest has gone to Loudon to
insist upon an investigation. All this
will probably be news in England.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

:ss :" HA:.2a" c1 E6UoATios aE u
o Dss no'sss. Iowa DsesSSsr ~. ~
70 Cosnty >uPevtnsssde~es
send you herewith, In sheet form. tvo
copies Of the laws passed By the Board Of
Education ss its REQ ne session. one copv oi
which you will deliver TO the Clerk II the
Board Of Supervisors. The present puhli.
cation 10 only designed for general intorma
ton, and has no reference to the taking
effect Of the various acts Published. l viI1
publish and distr.bots them In pampnle,
io,m with - little delay - possible.
To prevent misrepresentation, wish 20
call attention to Section II, of"An Act dc.
tining the duties and regulating the compeo.
.atiun u the County Superinteudents." Il
uruv.d .s that their compensation shall com.
mence on the frat day Of January 1862.
ri er.as it dos not commences until III.
frat day ii April 1862 When the section
10 gu. stion Vas drafted, It was supposed
that the law could be made to take effect
At the time first named; but upon more
minute examination, it was ascerta,ned that
it could not Do done in consequence Of the
provisions u Section Z, Of the first clause OF
Article TX, Of the Constitutions, which re-
ouire oil rules end regulations made by the
board TO be published and distributed to
the several Counties, Townships and School
D,str,c,s, before they take effect.
The duties and compensation u eli School
Officers will, therefore, be regulated by the
avs now in force, until tho first dsy of
April 1862, At which time the laws passed
=, the late session Of the Board vili taka
feet. The sub-district, and district cleo
lions and meetings 10 March next, will be
conducted precisely ~ heretofor. The
Board of Directors will hold their regular
meetings on the Second Monday In April
and September u each year, instead Of the
irst Saturday after the irst Monday ia
April and October, q heretofore.
The various newspapers in the State will
confer special favor on School Officers by
publishing this Circular.
THOMAS II. BENTON Jr.
Secretary Of the Board Of Education.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

The Warrington correspondent o.
the New Yo'k Herald telegrsphs from
the Capital, that the bankrupt law pro
posed BY the merchants Of New York.
is generally considered as just and eqn'-
table for the protection Of creditors ano
the relief OF debtors. 1t meets viii.
general favor. The source from whence
it eliminates entities it 10 great consider
alton. 1t will doubtless meet with som.
notifications when it comes up for cou
sideration in Congress, but probably
will pass in the main as it now is. A
memorial has been submitted to Con
gress, signed by the leading capitalists
Of New Yo'k, 10 favor Of the passage OF
the law. Among the names attached
to it we notice ,hose Of Marshall. How
land, ArpinwaIl, Belmont, GrihnelI,
Ke,ch um, Duncan, Sherman. and other
moneyed msgnates Of the metropolis
In the memorial TO Congress they as.
sert:
"The passage by Congress Of q gen.
eral bankrupt act is earnestly desired
by numerous classes OF our c,lizens, a.
an indispensable measure of relief, in
view OF the existing state Of our national
affairs. 1t is believed that the many
important rights and interests which
will be affected by the legislation thus
proposed can be fully protected by the
establishment Of q uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United
States, based upon such provisions as
will secure the relief of honest but un.
fortunate debtoIs, upon the surrender OF
their property, and an equitable distri.
button Of the same among their credi.
tors. Already leading merchants and
bankers, fully representing the CONNER
cial interests Of the city Of New York,
have caused the preparation of gener.
al bankrupt act which has been ap.
proved by them, and is about being sub
m'tted TO the proper Congressional CON-
m'ttee. The act thus proposed com
blnes oil the essential requisites of pro-
lection 10 creditors, relief to debtors,
safety to the public, and, in its various
details, provides for the efficient admin
istration OF the system in the extended
territory, and the various exigencies t
which i Is intended to apply. The IN
dersigned unite in expressing their ap
prevail OF the proceedings already had
and In recommending such further &C
ton as may be necessary to secure, By
oil proper means the adoption by Cor
gress OF the general bankrupt at, con
forming 10 it, provisions to the princi
pies hereinbefore set forth"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

sdoptios Of he following rssolo.ios
. Rsselssd. That the smploynent q
On agsst 70 make purchases lor the gov.
erpsent with . compsnsatyou depe.d.
ant upon The extenl and Goodness Of Lii
purchases. 10 unwise, ioexped,ent, unju.t.
and ought not to be tolerated by .nv
branch Of the government"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
AUDITORS oy1ICS. lowA3

Il 10 hereby certified, thss % The 1eA cey q
Jssuasy, 1852, . sworn seAtsoeet woe NJ . tbs
once, showing the %, dition q T1e Hartford Tss
Insuraocs CsmpsDy, located st Hostlesd. n The
tate Of Connsctiss', q The 1s0e dey Il JaouoSy,
A. D., 1859. in scsordaeeo viii pssei8eo Of -
Act Of the General Asssobjy. q he 0oAss d
Iowa. entitled < An Act 10 selstieu - Ioousssoe
Ceupaniss," appssvsd Januasy 3esl, 1857. 81 -
ACT snendstgry thereto, appEevse 1ebs.esy sth,
1895; that sid ststsmsnt skess shsa ~ Oso.
psay 10 possessed Il sequisile aosoDs efeepltal,
and invested - rsqaisstb b ~.
Authority isthGssesss giveo - thoeooso 1ADe4
Compaay % tsaneset 6usi1oD e JoG1saoeo d
this Ststs IN aseoedsase witA ~ lo0s tbsssol,
aasii ths slss asy q Jssnary, 4. y, - tbessssd
eight haadss1 saA si1ty.thfoa
i u alse esssi6sA, hist Wiu1sa J. - - p.
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Personally appeared. b. HUNTiNdr0S, Psssi-
dent, aad 7. G. ALLYN. Bsssssasy Of tAe hsss-
ford Fire Insursoes Company, ed 0eds 18Th tass
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true, full and correct stateDout ~ he a9etss 81
said Company, and exhiblts, . fsr = Gao , g.
csstaissd at this date IT, sessal eeadisso - ~
first day Of January 1859: ~.o,.
Before me, JA9E0 NICnOL1s
Justice q he Psose.