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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

An tts members Of The late company OF .ha xsmphls
Independent Dragons and ell members Of other cav,
airy companies ROW in ths ~ are requested {, meet
a: the Gsiety stable, CA CIurt street, THIS Tuesday,
/ AFrERyOoN, at / clock - escort The remains Of Uapt.
CHARLls Say. " Forrest Rangers. TO EnnaO7d GENE
terry. 80. BARBOUR,
{. s. II. l. Drarao-E.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

ATTENTION, MMTIA-Captaius and COM
maudlls otieersof compauissof the l2sth regiment, Ten.
ue-eo miitls, are hereby ordered 10 meet at their respect
i've drH grounds. for company dril, twice every week
until further notice. Captains and commanding oficers,
vi h their sutlre ~clmuand-, srs hereby O derad to meet
a. thf Hospital Grounds on Thursday next st u O'Clock
A. st.. for regimenta. drill and furnish the aiutlrt with
a full and completed list Of all pers ons subject 60 military
duty iu their respective limits, and also, 20 report every
gun and all available, weapons belonging thereto
Captains arr required 10 give ample notice to 90 men,
beers Of their companies and 70 enforce strict military
d~-cipi.ae Ia every instance No volunteer organizst6rs
for active ssrvi Fl or local defense. wiH De exempt unit
sworn into service. By order OF z J. Baglsnd- colonel
commanding. a. q. EDMOSDsOS, AijUtsuL
Februarv q. I.n.-d1--.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

ATTENTION, MILITIA I'm obedience 30 an
order issued by Col A. G. RurTan, Of the l5oth regimss {
Tennessee militia 7 hereby order all male inhabitants in
my district between the ages Of eighteen and forty-Hve
years to meet for eolaPauy driu 1t Aacton Squazp, on
Main street az 3 o'clock this evening, and 81 the same
tint aad place on each succeeding evening Sundays tx.
eepteD until further notice. Aiipersous abseutiug them.
selves will be dealt with according TO military law. Par
ties claiming exemption on account Of being members
of home C mpaniss, must produce a certificate OF having
been sworn in and mustered into service iu said CON
pany. The above district includes all streets and alleys
within the following boundaries East side ChicIasav
street from Overton 60 Bayou north side Of Ovsrron
street from Cbickaslw street 20 Bayou.
T.. Is. ATWOOD.
Captain cd Co. D. 9th Reg. Tenn. Miisie.
ArENFHIS February -. Is61
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

CHAMBER OF CONIMEBCE.-This association
held their regular monthly meeting yesterday, S. ".
Gates in the chair. when a resolution was offered by De.
Jones TO change the present weight OF oats, t~hi-y-ave
pounds per bushel, as fixed by the Chamber Of August.
lSG0, TO ~thirty-two pounds So 2- 20 conform TO the law
Of the State passed since hat lime, aud with the ussge Of
New Orleans and other southern marFets The resolu-
ton was laid over under the rule until the mkt regular
meeting. The following gentlemen were baIloted for
andi Received members Of the Chamber: J. D. Jennings
Go, Msueourt& Tighman, Boiling a Co, 3cNakia &
Co., Saunders, Cars j Norton, Bernard q Peterson.
Passnore, Eda & Marshall. Ed ". Halliday, Thad r.
waring, John Dutllnger, ~. Hawk J. NJ. Anderson,
Thos. Ong, Henry L. Flash, r. F. Gibbs,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

" On the night of the 18th inst says the
Ns,ss, the Niagars, the thTee-masted schooner,
and the sam. Houston left the anchorage Of
Galveston. There Is nov no bioekediug vessel
to be seen but the san.se, which has been there
fur five months past.
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Federal Intelligence from ihe Atlantic

ooNA
NEW YORK, February I3-The steamer Bal
nc, which arrived today from Hilton Head
brings seven hundred bales Of cotton. the crews
OF the stone feet, and a number Of officers, sent
home on recruiting service.
Eight prisoners were also brought on for Fort
Lafayette. They were taken in a skirmish.
The weather at Port Royal was becoming dis
agreeabiy warm, and heavy rains were falling.
Ihe contfa0ands are still engaged in picking
cotton, and their numbers are fast increasing.
Gen. Sherman has succeeded in excluding all
newspaper correspondents from his lines.
The 45th regiment, and portions Of the Rhode
Island and Engineer regiments, have been
moved from Hilton Head TO the foot of Daw-
tusNe Island, which is the nearest point to Fort
Pulaski Island that can be occupied, except Ty-
bee Island.
Several gunboats, a schooner aud a number
OF flats, with Parrot guns, howitzers aud NOR
tsrs accompanied the expedition.
Old Tatnal's g~Unboats soon after made their
appearance, and three OF them succeeded in
running the gauntlet Of our vessels 20 Fort Pu-
laski
Gen. Stevens brigade was prevented from
forming a junction with these forces, on &C
count of The distractions in the river.
Fort Pulaski is said TO be in as bad a situation
as was Fort Sumter, before its bombardment
Our Engineers are driving piles in a marshy
island, for the purpose Of forming a road, and as
3 foundation for the erection of batteries. This
island lies between the Union forces and Fort
Jackson. Our forces make advances up5n the
enemy every day, and our g~unboats have she'll
ed out a post which the rebels had taken on
Pine island, and made an advance toward
Button, where there is a large force of rebels.
Fort jackson IS TO be taken, and Savannah
will soon be captured.
Another account says en- expedition left on
Monday, including ali the gunboats and trans
ports, sufficient for the shipment Of 1900
troops, which viii go through Csllacoga sound
INTO Savannah river, without coming into range
Of Fort Pulaski's guns. The rebels have with
drawn q large amount Of troops from Charleston
and Fort Royal to Savannah.
Another account SAYS that twelve regiments
to Leave on Monday morning, 70 take the
railroad and thence to Charleston. Three reci-
Of cavalry were 10 Join them, and also
artillery regiments.
The weather was beautiful, and oranges, BAN
anas aud other tropical fruits abundant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

Among she arrivals ct the port Of New York
to-dav Is The adg Lincoln, from Havana, with q
cargo of i~urpennae. A turpeBtine is not a
West India produces, ths question is. where did
the Lincolns cargo eSme front The pTesump-
lion naturally IS, that il hss been nun through
ths blockade, tallsn to Hcvana. and thence re-
shipped here. This is the s>c9nc case q the
find which has happened lately.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

TARP8ULINs TARPAULIKs With the vast
amount Of P~ert-hable commodity lying about the city aud
the certainty ahead Of plenty or rainy weather tarpau-
Inns hsve become % prime Necessity they eau be had
in large supply at S. Brooss Water street NEXT door
% the Ice house. r3.Im~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

ATTENTION, FIFTH COMPANY 10th RECT
MESTl-You are hereby ordered TO attend a d-I. Of This
company to day, al 2 O'Clock D. VI, Ia foat Of Exchange
Building. The time has now arrived when none should
shrink from their duty, aud OH should turn on; and show
their readiness to serve their country 10 tai-. it, hour of
peril All persons subject q, militia duty are luciu5ed
in tlis call and are expected 10 bring such s=r,.csab.r
arms a. mav be in their possession. Those that have
not arms wHl Be supplied az far as possible at the proper
time. The boundary OF this company includes all that
portion Of the Second ward from the west side o. second
street Go Ths rvrr- GEO BRUuEK. -
Capt 5;h Go. 10th Begt Tenn. Militia
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mAwRIEh.

In Ge-nsntoFu. 1T there iisn,e Of he brio' father.
on Tuesday, th' 18Th February, Mr. A. CoBvsrIus
90 Mss JvLtt ASrorSsrrs PETIT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

~ Look OUT for bills on the bank Of Whit
field, and indeed for bills of all other banks in a
similar category that is, without established
reputation. Notwithstanding the president of
that bank Rlories in the charitable cognomen OF
Fuliloye, the good people Of Dalton have. very
properly we think been 50 hnchsritaoie as 10
hold min 20 bail, on q criminal charge for 5000.
Let the people beware Of wildcats and their
worthless emission5.-Mao0A Journal s Mes
seageT,
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NOTICE.

The friends and &C luaiaiaaess Of the lure Captain
CHkRLIE MAY, are invited to attend his funeral THTs
DAY, at 2 o. aek p. ~, from his la,e residence on Ad
a as street, between Third and FouIth streets. ssrvi
cea br Rav. DR.. Knott.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

EXPLOsIOE.-At one O'Clock on Friday morn
iNg the steamboat Gen. Sterling Price, on her way from
Stw Orleans 10 Jacksonporti White river, blew out a
yhnder head when near GreenvilIe, Miss. The boat
wss seriously injured by the explosion, but Capt F. r.
Adntany, the owner sui commander run her ashore
with one wheel The Yaz0o zane along not long after
the occurrence and took OF the passengers Fortu-
nately no lives were Lost but tue engineer, c. Clarke,
had marrow escape, the cylinder passing within q short
distance Of his person.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

WITHOUT CoMMANDERs-The Richmond
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury says
there are now in the army of the Potomac as
many as Eve brigades 10 want Of commanders,
to-wit; Wigfalfs, Toombs, Sam. Jones
Cookies spd Ewel-s. It is thought Wlgisll
NAV remain in lie fed, hut Gen. Toombs win
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

PRIYATE.-The letter Of Col. Finnie was not
handed us for publication but for another purpose, bul
its contentsa appeared 20 us OF general interest and we pub.
iished IT, We say this in justice 70 the gentleman who
forwarded il to US
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

TIE friends and acquaintance Of HENRY HAYS ere
especially invited to attend bis funeral THIs Urea.
day. MORNING, atu O'Clock from he Planters House.
Promenade street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

e Il Is stated in the Havana papers that
the Secretary Of the French Legation, De Lilen'
% his way to very Cruz, from Mexico, was at
tackled at RIO Frio By band Of robbers, strip
ped entirely naked, ted to a tree, with ice under
his feet, sud kept there for an hour, when, saer
much persuasion, a pair Of pants were given
him. and be- was allowed to proceed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

r We regret to learn Col j. johnson,
brother of senator johnson. Of AIksusss, and
commanding an Arkansas regiment IN HaFdees
brigade. was killed by 8 railroad train near
Nurfreesbo7o on Saturday last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

r The enemy burned the Confederate Aoilns
Mills on the Cumberland river few days atieT
the -espitulation Of Fort Douelson- 1t Is stated
that in destroying the bridge over the Iennes-
see river at Dsnville, the draw, being turned
at the time Of the burning, was LETT unmJ~eu-
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~ 60 - c-omnan,.aLb =.

Newspapers are articles Of prime neces
ritv.v We can 10 more DO without newspapers
than we can do wilh0Ss salt. The eKigencies of
the times. and fbe crisis Of the country. render
them all the mere indispensable. In war they
are as much a IS military necessity as foTtihca-
lions and intrenchmeuts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

RECORDERS CoURT-RecOrder Moore had
twenty-one cases before him, and S69.J0 was collected
for hnes Edward Carroll, for whipping his wife, was
hned 81, md Andrew Roborg, Tor selling liquor after
tle time allowed BY oriInaues. was ined 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

A special to the New Orleans Della. dated
Richmond, February 18th, says; The seques-
trsrion law has been amended SO that IT. pro-
visions take effect from and after the. Dist Of
August last, and payments upon Liabilities to be
confsceted and sold are not required to b. made
BY our own citizens holding them in q hduciary
capacity until twelve months after the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

n The Houston Telegraph thinks that one
result Of the great political changes now going
on WI be the tendency Of capital TO how to
Texas. Especially viii the Owners Of large
slave properly look to the rich and virgin lands
there as the best field for its employment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

The company meet for drill daay at bali past tvo
o'c'oc, q. ~. at the drill room in the Oyerton ccs. Main
street, where persons DESTROYS Of joining viii present
their appliauons BY order u "a. COLE. Can't.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

~ The Nonok Day Book, Of the 18Th, says;
+" We understand that there are Eve French
frgstss in the Roads. We learn that mmedi-
ataly on their arrival here they telegraphed the
French consul a. Richmond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

II The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th
states that the army Of Gen. Lee, IN south
Carolina, IS ia a high state OF efficiency, and in
numbers and discipline highly satisfactory to
that distinguished officer Gen Lee has put the
district embraced b. MS command in an admir-
able state Of defense, and if the enemy makes a
demonstration IN that direction, bis signal dis
comftnre may be p~rsdieted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

~ The Austin STATE Ga-ets has assurances
from various sources Of the truth of the report
thai Fsxas Is TO be invaded by Gen. Jas. T.
Iane- in command Of 25.000 men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEERs.-ln another column
viii be found a notice 20 Mississippi Volunteers
from Col Jno. c. Thompson, Of fernando, Mississippi
who Is authorized to muster into service all volunteers
elmIna forward nndar the Iata OH Of lhe Pr-sLdant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

ST. LOUIS, February I8-H is impossible to
state the precise extent of the capture at Fort
Donelson Gen. Johnston viii concentrate every
available force at Nashville, and make desperate
attempts to retrieve the misiOrtunes at Fort
DonelsOn.
A rebel surgeon has stated that between three
and four hundred were killed and eight hundred
wounded.
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80 81 ANoTaeR BalrLsH VgssrL -

SEIZURE OF ANOTHER BRITISH VESSEL OFF
II Rio 6RANDE-The Houston Iasgygph, OF
the I4th inst contains the following,
We are indebted to G. b Sanbom, Esq, o.
New Orleans, for this intelligence, who received
1t in Eve days and half from Brownsville, By
private express.
BEowNsyTLLE, February 1.-THE Federal
steamer Portsmouth, - guns, Is now lying of
the bar at the mouth of the RIO GTaude. She
has seized 3 British steamer belonging to 0eting
e Co, g British house Of Matamorss, with CON
siderable cotton on board. loaded at Matam, rss,
and putting e pIize crew on board hes sent hog
to paris unknown. supposed 10 New York OF
Key West. The commander o. the Portsmouth
announces his determination 70 seize any shiT
loaded with cotton from the RE Grands,
British vessel0t war j. daily looked fCr.
The above seizure took place while the cap
tain snd superearEO where ali on shore, getting
their papers ready 10 sail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

ATTENTION. NmITA-We are desired by
Capt c. Y. Rambsut. to state that 81 persons between
the ages Of eighteen and forty five, living within the fol
owing limits, viz: Between Washington street and
WALKER alley, and Pauk alley end the alley between
Haia and Second streets. sro hereby commanded go meet
this day, and every day after l~Sundsys exceptsD at
Msrke. squsr-. at three o'clock P. ", for drill. Punem-
al attendance is required and all absentees may expect
TO incur the extreme penalty Of the lav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

z South Caro.ina has received the highest
compliment from lie enemy yet bestowed upon
any Southern State. The Congress Of ianapcs
st Washington are sgitating the question Of ex-
Duuging the State altogether from The map Of
tbe country and dividing Der territory between
C.E - Co-n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

z The New York Horid says that Genelal
Sumter Anderson's health Is anything but salts
factory, and bis physicians have ordered him
for the present TO avoid al undue mental exer-
else. He Is living with his amily at the Fifth
Avsnue Hotel. New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

HOUSE PLANTS y SHRUBS At AUCTTOS.-
A large and choice variety Of plants viii be offered az
auction this morning by A. l. Andrews 81 Co, PSI Main
street Dwarf cherries, roses, tea and japonica roses.
orange and lemon trees and a very -e'ect assortment,
also a lot Of psTlor furniture.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

T~A northern dispatch, dated Chicago, Feb
Yuary I5th, says there is no foundation for the
report that Gen. reefs army had been csptr-
Ell The sane dispatch says that among the
colonies captured at DOuclsoa, were Gaulr, Foor-
HES. Crown, Forrest, Alternately and Knight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

= TIE NORTH Aia5um1u says that Brig.
Gen. L P. Walker has made Tuscumbia his
headquarters. T e forces under bis command
are expected here shortly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

IHE CTTY-The weather wss fine yesterday,
an Opportunity to get out Of doors The want Of street
raiiways-a want we hope soon to see suppIed-keep
them prisoners when the weather is bad and mud abun-
dant Main street was crowded wi h gentlemen also.
a large proportian Of the promenadars were .trangers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

ATTENTION. CAPT. ELLIOTT's COMPANY
Iou are hereby commanded to meet at the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad depot ON wednesday evening at
? O'clock, ?. NJ, to drill. pvery man is expected 10 BE-
present. No excuse save sickness. Bring your guns
By order Of the Captain
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

THE LEGISLATURE-This body met at 3
o'clock last evening and there being no quorun adjourned
until Il o'clock this mo-oiug.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

CARLO PATTL-We have already stated that
this gentleman, brother Of the celebrated cantatrie, AIDE
lima Patti, and a citizen Of this place, IS now in the city.
he has served a term in the army and has again enlisted
this time for the war. Many Of bis admirers are DESTROYS
Of once more hearing a specimen Of his fine musical
powers before he leaves for the field, and to make the
occasion a testimonial OF their respect for a gentleman
who has heart and soul thrown himself into the great
struggle Of the South. WIN Mr.. Patti give a concert be.
fore he leaves the CITY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

PERsOHAL-Cspt. John Wilkinson has ar
rived in this city direct from Richmond. We thsuk him
for is.e Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk peper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

II W see By the Cluksvile Tezasj
Standard that 5e Tenth Texas regiment, now at
ClarksviDe. is ordSed to Fort Saiib, Arkansas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

HIGH PRICES-The APPEAL edition Of Sun
day not proving equal to the demand, copies were sold In
the streets at high prices Many were sold at fifty cents
each, and one gentleman Of our acquaintance saw q copy
disposed Of for seveuty-ive cents. Our edition ON Sun
day morning, and all other Sunday mornings WIZ sold to
the n~ewsboys at the usual rate, and SO far az we can OBJ
tain paper to supply the demand, we sell single copies az
our counter at five cents each. Any short coming aers
may be IN supplying the large demand for the APPEAL
must be attributed to the difficulties we are subjected 70
in obtaining b full supply Of PAGER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

SPECIE.-Gold is now selling in this city at
from hfty TO sixty cents, 8nd silver from forty 10 hny
cents premium. Hurrah for California;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

PONY FOUNb-On Friday last officer OMa-
honey took mp in the streets a small bay pony. with sad-
die and bride on; it Is at Recks stable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

a BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN PLACE FOR SABF.
ny reference 20 our advertising columns. you will -ee
lnai A. montgomery offers his borne place FOR sale for
Confederate paper. It's well improved. aad ia a mos;
desirable location.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

RECEIVERS SALE-Th= attention . dealers
II invited to the advertisement of d sole Of fine liquor.
tess, etc, which VIII take place on Thursday next, BY o.
deg Of the Confederate court.
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EelernI ArcnnnI. nom Tennenace.

RlCHd0ND, February 2O.-The New York
Herald Of the 18th says the victory at Font Dom
eson is complete. 1900 troops and al i'm
Hlsnse amount Of war material were captured,
also Pillow, Huckner and Johnson. Floyd left
Saturday night with 5000 men. The fort sur
rendered early on Sunday morning. The loss
on both sides was very heavy-2000 rebels
killed and wounded. FOote. though wounded,
would attack GAINESVILLE, which is held by a
large rebel force, and strongly fortified. 400
Federals killed and 500 wounded. The per-
centage Of officers is large. The ConfedeTates
lose AZ Geld pieces, Z heavy guns. 1000 stand
Of arms, and q large quantity Of commissary
stores.
Floyd and Pillow escaped from Donelsop
Northern accounts acknowledge the slaughter
Of thsirtroops as being terribly severe; the North
- frantic win 10Y.
Eighty thousand Federal troops are expected
at the Cumberland river on the 18th.
The Heratd says, Il has information from For
tress Monroe Of severe fighting near Savannah.
The city is reported IS captured by Lincoln's
troops Intense excitement az Washington over
the late news. The common voice IS for a jubi-
lee of the whole North over the recent Federal
victory. TO be celebrated at Philadelphia and
Other Yankee cities. Preparations for a Con
gresgicnai eelearal ion on a large scale.
A~spaeial dispatcb 10 the Philadelphia Inquirer.
dated Washington, the f7th, p. N, states that
I he Navy Department has received dispatches
stating that The glars and stripes are waving
over Bavaanah Doubted. The attack wa,
made by eleven gupboats and 5000 troops
/ SAYS Burnside f. ices are largely decreased.
ExaCgerstsd accounts OF tie p91elsCn afail
20 to Europe 20 dsv by the STEAMER America.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

BRASS CASTINGS AT DUNN & MALLON'S, 16+
MATS sTELL-Thsy viii pay the highest price In cash
hro d copper, brass. zine etc r5IW.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-25

ATTENTION, CAPT. HAYS COMPANY You
are hereby ordered to meet this day st , O'Clock. at your
drill room, No. q Front Row, for the purpose Of being
mustered into service. by order Of the captain.
H. c. WEST. q s 1o7 -gr.