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En Claancery, at Fsempl,is.

SIATE OF TESNEsS EE---Proce Fs had iu the
- 5rs office eh merry side II he common t. sus
-hauCery coU-t Of The city Of Memphis Tuesday Feb
nc ; ID. rsrH l-F2
Aus0a E-hupie Archibald Reid szr II u H7Dkfre
III Of aigH e. i-gia = c., Comp saut-,
Samusl Boyer UefsnFsr-
Il p=zlag from asiiav: sled u .lLs csu.s eaa. Ia
deteud-nr Ssunei Boyer, Ls uoar=.-ent o5 ts Ststs
Of Tennessee,
10 Is uerst rtst hs-10 =Et=r bis appearance herein
relore vi min be nr-r hr-- days OK -as next term
SAID co r..tr bee held on the second Hau5ay in -aT
next. i-t2 ppd r-ad. o.. -l.aa &. -aaes-azl D.
a-ts biz or the wiz be taken for con sss-ai 10
him and se- Ior LaaEF ezD-rte ant -lt souy Of -H
order 5e pub i-hsi cIcs q week for four Successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A cUpy--3ttss=; JOHN @. IA TIEE
C!o-k and Esstsr
B. 4. 3a1-7y, soIaIsor Tor oompiaiusuts-
u1hRl-I
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Bn Chancery at Mem gI,is.

gyTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in t5r
> clerks ofic cuaucery side of-tL- common law sud
clLncrry ourr Of be city OF Memphis Saturday Jan
sry b. q n, i-G--
Daniel K. C5ekrehsm and Daniel n Bland.
" Comp'siralts,
A. D0W-l and harg. Be.e-d.tnr.
1t app airing f1m sdavit fled in this esl-e rha The
lstsnd ntsr r-u HIS ut Ni.l alI NO5s. 4 d. aid m
neirt OF --- S'e~ srti deed are UukH0vu, sut 'hsr
the defendant Benjamin. T. powsii, 10 uon-resiieut
Of the s q e n E=ulsa &c,
1t s. ordered that they DO enter .her appearance
herein before vhn the first thrss days Of the next
Jl iI court, be- held the second Monday DO
way nest leo aUd p'eud answer or d-urr q.
comp atuals bill, Jhs same Will Ge taken for con
flsset rs 20 thel aud for hearing pare and E4t
n copy VI Ihas order be pub-t-a cs week for -four
succegEi7e weeks in A- Mvmp ais Appeal
A CJFy-attsst:- JOHN g. LANIFR,
Cork and Mss-sT.
Finnt- s Brow N, SC .eirors for eorlplal-auts.
n sL{avra
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In Chancery, at Memphis.

STATE or TENNESSEE -PrJee=aiuEa had ia the
- clerk Office, Ch-ucery side of the common las and
cha eery court Of the city Of Memphis, Ss.u. day,
the s.h is
Joseph w. Leyett ComplairgI
vs.
William Cot S. Il Eaurse SID John H. 81. .csn-y.
Dst=.'- ants
i appearing from 4lia7it Sled u h'7 cause tla. rle
dsfenaGlt Io-u IT, icsEty is nonresident o. the
State Of Tennessee,
IL is ordered la. he 20 enter his appearance herein
before Va bin rne rt three days -b- uszt term Of
said court 10 be held the second Monday in g ay
next, 1867. ard p.cud. answer i-uur 20 com
p.auauts bill, or th- p be taken for confessed
;l 10 him, an Set for hearing psIta and that COPY
of lhis order nu published once d week for flar sre
cesziye weeks the .i-faphi- ppe7
A crpy-attest: joins C. La NiE.P
CLERK suI alEstar.
Fd. Burke Pickett, solicitor for mplslnsnt.
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gn ChanccTy, af memphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE Ploc-sdiugs had .u the
- clerks once chalc-Iy -fe of The common law and
chance court Of rhe city Of Memphis Saturday Jsuu-
..ry The 2jth 1852
EIlbs II. $ esEi, Co rpIsinant.
Al eTt -ObiaskL Def .ut
It appearing RON affidavit h-d IN .his cause shat The
dsisu Albert Suhieski, is ro1.cezIdsut Of TIE
sta q OF Teuufsses
Il is ordered tha lie 10 enter hts appearance herein
before within he nrst h-4 days OF The next term Of
said court % be held On r1e tetcC Monday Stay
next. 1862 ans plead answer Gcmur TO conrlain
sl-l bill. he yg!.i be aiken tir confessed as C
him and F3J sa- lea ing pagse and hat copy Of Ibis
order be published once week fer tour Successive
weeks B u the Mea phis appeal.
4 copy attest; JOHN o. LANlER-
Clerk and Master.
Fi17's Brown solicitors Tor S-m- -lssnsat.
mr401a
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MISCELLANEOUS
Civ Assessors

d. it o-dI cd by Le Board OF ayos and Al-ergs q
II Of The city Of Memphis
l~sCTfoN l. Tlat tlr t5tz-us tH appointed by tll-
B lsrd go th- no. iusu1n o. -hs s. tyo who slsI gr
eesd a. once under oath 70 make assessments Of all
CITY properly sub 'sEEti5u t- city pa p05es DO
IA vi the provision Of rhe " chr en-
thu assssEueu shall he completed by be 2Uth Of
June next
sEc e. That TIE same assessors shall also ascerfsi
the number o. Yht- youths ia The ci y BE- tween The
ages End eghtesn y-,rs-
SIC 3 That lerk ne also appointed by th's B'a-d
20 sceon aly t5e as ess5Ts aud 50 them i Prspa-
Ing said list Of UrOp-r.y-
SIC. ( That s-cton Ii, psge ls2, 20 diusnre P"ok
81 oTduanoes hret fore "a sed,e ri c-i' vita .1e
provisions Of .h- ordinance, be and JL= same ave hereby
repealed.
Sc5 TEss ssid assessors aad clerk ssaI receive
eReb 81 o frr hi seryi s..
PA se-oDd nd hlsl eadin7, by Suspension OF
ths -uiss
Approved April 9d, 1852
JOHN PARK. Mayor
Attest r RICHARDS, City Il ss.er
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SOB PREH TFHsf
ETECU-vr WTTp
sF-sSss Egg'sg ss sEy7-Ds DHsF7.s F-f-sg,
At THE
FEoEE BOB - HvFuE &C.
in Chaucery.
STATE OF TENNE SEE, 3
EEFI Rs l0TNTV

STATE OF TENN EE,
SHELBg COUNTY
81 HEREAS, in certain ea1-= now pe ding on tn
- Cha zee sid uf he @ mn o Law and Oh suc-ry
C'tr' OF hr Co. y at Memphis, vine elm T. Gilbert CO.
Hre C'roaiuan % j W w WI st.,y and avv-an
Nhraf.ry defendant, she - Of Is. cary 1852
tHe ne being oHr Il the Gays uf be NN-mIc .ggu.
lcol, the T.. owl order utgreI eu t.-vy.t.
To this eau ai is suggested aid p ths. he de-
faudaGr- W. W. Nhestey and iaw on Whes- cv hive
both de"a-t lire that id W ". Nhal i-y 81. q IN
o. Lafs fla- no rs5u vii sdll. bis tate sa
tho he t hi OILY h-ir- at law, BIZ rb ec chi dreu
Eoo-rt Seth VII atey. al infants nj urn-.r-id lt.
the tate Of IeUue o., and rha; kac VIII a-i-v Is JL-
eNecut is Of The laid def.ud#r Du WhcatEv.
II Therefore I'd by the court that The Cl-r ami
Master sue Wy o. f Scare FGciJs az inst said iuftnt
heirs W. ". w h-ati-y- uUr tying Oh. of the pen
d-ncy Il SAID -uif, and g-gurHZ them ID Y cause
WY the SOFT h- NOT J- revived aE- them and that
De maze puJ lection giving notice Ji lls s-It and Scs
Fl-ias'
Thi- Is therefore 90 sake known 20 the sad -a-.ie.
III pcH.rucy said ami rh- i-=uauc- OF ssis vrz
Of Sore FG-ias d 20 command .he said fan ha e..
NEnau Lawson b. ally, E.1rd WhlGI " su1 Roo
ert retH NfeafTr 20 eut.r their ea-Ic- he ein be-
fore with The first three dHys uf tls uxr e. IN OF
courJ % Pc held tn C5u E1a-. I'm the Civ Of
N-U.phs the s-co q Monday ia Nav u xt Is62 AMI
plead s"er or deI.r q mulsiu nts bril- or rhr
slme viii be set for hearing and proceed, ID accord
once week four successive Tveess. In the en- gl.
App al.
. copy-Attest: : I'm c. LtEIER,
CT * sld Master.
wirker.hau s. Beoehsr, Solicitors for Coz plsiaaats.
..h24 I Wv
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rhs Ecdcrul army on rae Tcsuesses.


Tie correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazrac,
writing rom Savannah, Tenn on tae 23.h uit 4,
says:
The conditon Of many Of the troops lbe says
is net satisfactory The week OF two spent BY
roap,, of them on the boats were fruitful OF dis
ease For al except those that slept Oh the hyT-
ricane deck, the ventilation was terrible, and for
taoIu there were hos suns and thuncerstorms
alternately. There was no ogp p'rtURiy for bath
mo. tf-se-f8urrhs o. them q ddn't even get 10
yrg-h tFrir hands end tscesi theil meals were
irrpru'ar and provisions, ID cooked, or not cook
~,su ,vlilp tha river water was Just about
.t.,,.-f river uystar ever used for driLkQlg, and
,.irHo1t exercise and with nothing else to DO, OF
qo,,r-o tb.y ksol.eadHg al tie tune As a re-
suIt some of the regiments have Had haji o.
thefr men on the sick list, There IS n0Esn uhuSuai
proportion of SERIOUS sickness, aud prosper oi
tight would speedily cler the hosoiaisi pu5
thg number OF triElug cases Is enormous. me
n w Ohio regiments suffer severely ia this re-
-Doct, and their officers, unused 20 such hard-
ships, have been applying for leaves Of absence
oY -ar dezcu To heP Hsttsrs, We have two or
/ tlzee cases of small p0L. There rs ore Tn Gen
/ =" a..aces division, one or two IN the hC-Vi al
I her, sHd ilra,r tells of more in Gen Sherman's
/ division HeEe ana with Gen. Wallace the cases
ere carniug isolated, suG as the soldiers rsuuire
/ no aecond telling TO keep them away from the
dangerous hospitals there is little lear Of further
/ injection.
Hospital accommodations and supplies are
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To THE DAUzHTEss or THE SOUTH We
want your aid We want bandages, sPnt cloths, lint
and old linen. We greatly need these articles nor
Be prompt to serve your patriotic brothers who have
suffered in the Ieasns struggle Please send at once
supplies to Columbus and Holly Springs, Misssp for
the hospitals belonging Geu. Bardoes army corps.
Transportation will be free, and ysuz generous dOna.
tons regarded with great favor.
I an respectfully,
nslod Surgeon Il. ". LAWRENCE,
Medical Director ii army corps Army Of the Mississippi
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arrived last night from .Le battlefield, and
although worn oul alth Ia.igue, wil Ey to give
you an account Of yesterlay's fght:
On Sunday night v,e retired TO rest victorious,
and never wss victory more gioriou-Iy won
than e. The battle o. SlIlah. The enemy s
plans v@Te broken. tlsir f5rc-s slain or disabled
On the battle field and what had ESCAPED dagtrUc-
ton were either prisoners OF disorganized. After
night came, the clouds, accommodating all day by
ri.a heavy cauu01ade, broke out, and rain poured
out upon rs in torrents. Many of our troops
were then marching tsaaswari from the pursuit,
and this added 30 little to the fatigue and dis
comfort Of "a days fighting. The enemy's gun
boats, il The meantime, were keeping up a con.
starj firing into shs woods, and to me iF became
evident that, should theY receive reinforcemerts
they would renew the attack next moruiBg
We knew Of q Federal division, 1000 strong
which was cccsnPed eight miles below, q
CTump's LlndiHg and arrangements wsra made
Dy our geasias to czptuee j: # possible, aud am
wav. be ready for another fight should IL b
/ freed upon us. Early in the morning our pick
cts were driven in, and while large portion O
+ our men were yet plundsring teats and loadiui
( ttenselye. down with all kinds If Federal prop
e-fv. the ight commenced in tent Of our center
4 line Of battle was already adopted, and batter
aft r battery brought TO bsar upon the enemy
ron the msnuar IN which the Fsderals fought
f il became syidan. that fresh troops were nov
opposing us, ea5 i would require tle creates
energy 20 rspel them. The bgEt once engage
bsoapas more furious aud desperate than that 0
the day before. The Federals hsd disaster 3
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DALEY REPoRr oF TIE n,sRHEy
FURNISHED FRox rHE wEEcHAsrs EEcHAseE

FURNISHED FROx THE aEECEAETs EKCHAEeE
WEDNESDAY EvsrIN5. April
COTTOS-No sa'es receipts, or sbipmenta
TOBACCO-SotIing doing in the market prices
nominal,
WHEAT-Ouiy one small sale reported at g p
busheL Rece ved If7 sac.s.
FLOUR-Dsmaud Light with retail sai=s at slf q SIS
for superhne and extra Received l27 sck and IS br
CORE-Sothins reported
oATS-HAY-BRAN-we did not besz Of e sale Of
moment
BACON-3oOJ rs hog round sid at 25c Light
receipts and d ms. d.
sUGA -MOLASsES-T market Is very quiet,
with small sales a, Irregular but generally unchanged
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-. Psg.g9'E s 90,
MEMPHIS 5...,.....----,.----.TE TENNESSEE
TIALLOw. BessV~sI, Soap Grease, COED Wood Ashsa
4 ETC., bought At al times. ds2o-lys
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Capt Joseph Lenow and James Elder, Esq,
have called on our citizens and received the following
subscriptions for the relief Of wounded soldiers ia
The battle Of ShCosb.
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MURDER ON BEAL STREFT.-At eight O'clock
last evening, four conyersius together
under tie roof Of South Make. Eeal street. at the
southeast conner. Oae Of than was beard suddenly to
sKJsiml "You are id d-al too saucy," when imme-
datey pistol fred and Of taa four fell TO the
ground Aaoths~ Of the party stopped over him and
said He i, dead when the three ran oH. The wound
ed man was taken to the grocery store Of Mr. Tufts
Ja hsd entered the forehead above the left eye. lie
was fou d t. b. Alfred Moore, young man Of about
twenty the OF a widow lady, residing beyond the
bayou ou Union street lie -o0n ceased TO exist When
the bereaved mother arrived her distress soulhar
rowing \ man, whose name withhold until ezami-
nation has ueeD made arrested suspicion Of be-
ing concerned in the murder. Who the others may be
is not HuOwn.
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NOTICE 40 sHIPPERs
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

ON AND AFTER wE5NESDAY, April 3D. IsS
" n goods vl. De received fT Grel d d 5 srloH 70
81, 5lnen this Road, at the Ee. has STA a. uli
less prepaid
NILES EEEEl ETHER
Chief Engneer and Gen-rsl S ruerrt=lde-t
P : sTCHARDs General Traffic gent
ra . ~
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Il rron. o. nv Once On siu trset En- th- ID 0f Ms-
rAis proceed --u @ TIE highest dda1 va a ole
FDF igF GROUND, on Court srr-et Ia be cr.y NJ
he sphis uoHared E1d descC5e1 - fCHoTs, -o-'Tli
Fronting on the norrh sd OF CO1rt SIRE iu the ci
Of afemuhs and beilg pa Of ior 0r SUB o. i,io1 10
So OF ignal lot 10. s79 according o rha pa q
tssrrB Bhis and IS bounded fOi0Ns t- reg 1nirs 3
II he southeast corer e sad l1- 40 5h1 "a ming
tb-gea yvestvsardv VI q she Ir04G boundary d Of ai
lot % 562 thi1S iv- feet % --fase rTe1es no H.
ward, and Uarse! iJh the east boundary r sad ar
562 one hundred forty-sLshl e-' FlE iuc1 20 q
stake thence diy and parallel TTih TIE tr5rf
b,ubdg~y lac 10 eastern 80 .ts-v line pi 10 l0
No scr, ghir-y y-hvs fee thsn-e tou n"aray VITA b.
east boundar. liaa Cne huuCreG q forty eiEat fs1
sin inches 20 The brginuiuE 10 beng tbg ssm ot 1-
ar-vsd b, d W Shsnks, the S1tH Eea-ra--, ISIS.
s.id sV B sds n DEvis to ivey * Ga b by d. d g
o-de6 ip book No 40 part "a, gages l2 IS, l5i ana
IL
lERMs OF SALE- Tbs shove 1escTis-' Tot vii Re
oa IN &C 5ir of slr tpave znd egnr-eu mon h., 10
equal iRsra me @ purchaser 20 eEecare no o. W a.
sToved security for the pareha on y ale s.
s9s.ck n JOHN LANTEK
,ff2Q-Ts r5s C-erf agi Master
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A. REID. w. DICKINSON
Memphis Lsgs Pfes't Bluh Springs Sem
REID & DEGKINSCN,
GENERAL
Commission and Produce Merchants

No. Sc Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
4 RYTHINS the Planter ten's ~ III as. E-t- t17y
"A -yu sell % the bsst sdvantsgs Eu3 rcnitpro PITY
Al ossers for suPpf5= VII be 81 ed as lie iovts'
cash prlce 49, - . sfY
PersonL srtsnaou r ssas wines q phUon'. W W
srin Be chzygsd. l-@A7'iA
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friend, and zcgu,iursus-- of she .srs JOHN ~.
APFERs0N, aad q r. NJ AFPERsOS. are respsc. ly
insire1 70 attend the funeral of ta5 former. THIS
aoRNISa al 10 O.e.Oek, from the ra.ldaacs Of bic
tlsr. Z N. AFPERsOS. southwest corner OF Linden
and Wellington streets
Hacks Wi. os in waiting at ves-rs J. ( r. T ahsrty 3
Uuioa street. and at Tie oiics Of r. NJ Appelson JET
fes son street.
Memphis april 0 1872
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CHANGE OF sCmEUUL

Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Superb TIN p rs OF ICE.
NEMFH's A. I'll 5,n. 1867
IN AND AFTFR SU NDal, PrI g The ABi
" IRAN 70. Clsttsn ogs nd point ss- viii ear
he phi- o "a. and a. ris= AZ O. Is
The Acc 20 modation 1rzin viii. t furrh-r notice
be ron Co-uth leaving Men plis st aud ar.
EIvinF a. 10 o'clock A. n.
CHAkLES 8 W. LIaH=.
a,6 4. L-t-l. -rn.- n ua--- " u
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BLUFF CITY THOUP.-Wa a few more
good men to complete my cavalry company. Apply 81
my camp at Big Spring, on Poplar street, or st ".
Howard & Co.'S, No. 4 Howa-ds row.
asIw WN u HOWARD CsDtgfn
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RICHMOND April 6-RepoIts OF heavy skir
mish near yorktown yesterday, is confirmed by
IN Official dispatch. The general opinion is that
fighting will be renewed to-day. Nothing later
received this morning. There was collision
on ths Central road last night, Three killed
and thirty wounded Particulars not yet re-
csiysd.
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EEn LBS. q IT.N wRArPIAG TvIlE al.
OO Heavy Sevif Cafro1.
50 uIa = I'D es-zIuT-s,
6OpaiIs Reset B egan.,
800 q" Black BrnEar snF arm Shoes.
s00 d" Gray Amy p tei1 gs
so he'd Afsksp Pan raloaGs
so pieces Eng in 81
80 O. Fsnev s~Bs End Jsc nets,
zgU 90 black Law 8ld c. ic0ts
50 d" Back and F aucy GI gh-us
asso0 lbs fine md common Chewing Tobacco
10 CO.. German Csgars.
$50 dozen -uge15 i skg-- Shirts
50 Drilling Drawers.
Is iu-B, 81 K sBd plaid TTsuik erchief g.
Isl Pkg n. q Hsl 81 q and Stal
Fo- Isle by
.-ssv TAYf or s',rcs wFv
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VIM & Co. AND THEIR WOFKNEN We
have several asus noticed the receipt for pdian
thropic and patriotic objects Of prncy sums from The
firm Of VIM & Co., bsrnss lsasrs, a,sia stTa, and
tielr generous worzmsn. We have yet another noble
aes OF theirs so record. The irm yesterday handed to
". o Lofsnd ESQ., for the relief Of the wounded sol
diers i've hundred dollars, and the vo-kmau six hun
dred and seventy dollars making total O., es. hun-
dred and seventy dollars The same parties had pre-
vously contributed eight huadIed dollars to the same
object. A noble cxaulpIs-vh0 VIII follow itf
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PRESBTTEET g EETISG.-EHe PresbYterv Of
Memphis viii meet this evening at o'clock, a. toe
Second Prssbyte-iah church.
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SELLING WHsKY.-FIr selling whisky John
Malone yesterday fined IS. on the Proves. Mar
slss d0ckat.
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SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH--Thers
will be this evening, at this church, meeting Of the
congregation and pew holders, hear The report Of the
P.e-byte Of Memphis in reistlon 70 The difficulties
which have for time past existed between some
members of this congregation and their pastor Rev Dr..
Grundy The public who feel interest ia this church
s3ou attend The congregation will meet az o'clock
this evening To the meeting Of J.e Prvsbytery at 3
O'Clock this afternoon the pI0ic also invited As the
controversy parta,es somewhat OF political character
the Dr. having been accused Of political heresTl may
prove interesting 70 the pubic lu general
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GUNS GUNS GUSs Fifty double bar
re shot Guns for sale low, by a. L. Andrews s. Co..
25l Msln street. Apply soon.
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THANKS.-We thank N W. Lewis, Esq, for
late Chicago paper and Nesrs borisn and EeiiUs Of
the Southern Express. for New Orleans papers.
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THURSDAY MORNING. April 10, I,6s
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very deficient in many of the brigades. Major
Fry, Of Indiana, stsf-sGrgeon Of the third d.
VISION, reported the other day great lack of
medicines, want of hospital necessities, and halt
his surgeons absent on leave, or unfit for duty.
With sick lists swelling, and more work for tie
lull corps Of surgeons than ever before, except
alter an action.
Under such circumstances, and with official
Information thst there were hospital sccommo-
jstigns here, Dr. Fry sent in bostIosd of the
most seriously sick from that division to report
% Gen. Giants medical director. That officer
sent them back without explanation. They were
sent down n second time, and a seconi time they
were returned.
BY this time several had died, and more were
in a dying condition. There was not rlank
enough to make cofins for the dead. and for
a coffin tor one, boards were actually taken ont
of d steamboat stale-rOom Cen Wallace on
earning the facts, immediately ordered the boar
10 proceed forth 70 Evansville. Indiana. with
out landing AZ intermediate points, and to daiv-
the sick over to the care Of the Mavor of that
city. Some official inquiry was made into the
summary proceeding, VII ch resulted in d full
Justification Of Gen Wallace, and an institution
Of inquiries into the course Of Gen Grants
Medical Director.
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SAFE.-Ws learn with pleasure that our gifted
sunday aud Monday, escaped without injury.
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The WEATHER some poet t8lks Of winter
beginning the lap Of spring. The frosty old Christ
vlsitor tried tine lingering business yesterday but It
pretty to experience II s pretty to resd about
The quicker he clears out the better.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

HOChI " a L I IL1lACs
! THURSDAY MORNING. APHIL 10, I-62
SELLING WmsKY.-Flr selling whisky John
Malone yesterday fined 52J. the Proves. Mar.
shsrs docket.
/ PREsBYTEBY EErIsG.-Tno Presbytery Of
Memphis viii meet this evening at 3 o'clock. a. toe
! Second Prssbyteriai church.
: THANKs-We thank n ". Lewis, Esq, for
late Chicago paper and Ness borden and EeiiUs Of
/ the Southern Express for New Orleans papers.
| SAFE.-We learn with pressure that our gifted
young friend Carlo Patti who we IN She actions Of both
sunday ind Monday escaped without injury.
To THE LADIES "A large lot of spring
o-ass goods al auction, at TO ociocs NJ by A l. An
dreWs & Co, 81 Main strsst
THE WEATHER some poet I'd ks of winter
beginning in the lap Of spring The frosty old Christ
vlsi,or tried the lingering business yesterday but
was not pretty to experience it s pretty resd about
The quicker he clears out the better.
DON'T BE DIsCDURAGED.-This motto must
be consoling st is time especially disposed
to complain Those who know Npssrs. Cayce & Sons
method Of trading must feel glad TO ,his motto and
repair to the scene of action.
Hos STEALING B Claveri and Peter Mich
olson, sed last evening on the charge Of steal
ing 1ogs-ths property Of ffes of soldiers absent on
The ie6-near Jacobis 10 Fort Pickering. They will
be examined before Esq. Mallory shis rasrutag.
RIVER MsTrERs-Tbe river wa~ falling yes
terday. The weather unusually cold..-.che Alouzo
Child and ycssburg arrived from New Orleans and left
again on government rvics The Gotten Will b in
to-day, and return 90 N=y Orleans on Saturday . The
Nsw Orleans papers of Tuesday have no river items Of
interest
COMMITTED Frank Pugh was examined
yesterday before Recorder Moore on the charg- Of steal
ing soldier, named S Nara-ta the sum Of sa5oQ
and pistol. The pistol sl.d to a dealer in the ety
Tor $50 aud exposed in t.e window for sale ma
rata saw there and recognized f. and an inquiry was
made which resulted in the arrest of Pugh, who was
committed to jail FOR trial in dsiaul, of $500 bail
A DrsGRhCrFuL OUTRAGE-Ws learn from
jas Gallagher Esq, that Tuesday night last some
per-on persons wan only smearsd over ,isn board
belonging 70 honest Iris man. named T b. McGrath
living opposite the JAIL with blue pain. or ind go mixed
with OIL IS supposed by Mr dec. that The perpstra
of the the same persons that broke the win
dows Of bis shop six weeks ago. reward Of 1--WE hun
drad dollars is offered for the eoav ton Of those guilty
this unmanly, cowardly and dsgracefll Outrage.
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On CHANGE.-BIsIgess was again complete
iy stsgnant yesterday Change and iu the stores.
The &ew Orleans papers are without any commercial
IL OF interest The receipts were: kegs butter II
Casks and teroes bacon 80 SACKS corr - sacks coffee
% dry goods, boxes and barrels ecg I2I sacks
and ls barrels Hour. Ig5 bales gaoue. SO bales hay. II
boxes has 10 horses ,egs lard p barrels oranges 10
sacks potatoes 10 coils roe so -sess sai- l47 acss
wheat