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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

LUGVNLEaCEsls.-Ws call the attention OF
ts public 90 tue fac. that tlers are many couvalesccni
patients ia Our hospitals who, if tAay had The advantage
Of eli tie Kind attention ia tho private houses OF our
a 'zaus would soon be well and at their duty. All who
cal take gac " tler- young men 20 their homes wiz
slaa l.au-, TO tleu periodically help their country
ana ruI.g t- pressure go tho I~os1i-a.s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

The PuT CALLING THE KETTLE BLACK %
The New York Herald ofthe I4th inst thus dole
fully remarks:
The London Times continues 20 PetseyesC ia d
couyse Of wauton sua malicious attacks upon
this country II has at length reached the eli
max Of maiguity and .bggrii;y in IN inzidious
attempt TO sneer al tho United States financial
affairs. It has adopted for this purpose a vulgar
word invented on FMS s.dJ of the Atlantic, and
has tho ehronteTy u cal cur currency by the
name Of shinplastsrs.
The words to which We refer are rs follows;
But with an expenditure Of two millions Of dol
lars a day, and with nothing but .Ghinplastsrg .
for money, the plan of attaching wsVeEIug slave
owners by compensation mus5 follow the fate of
20 many other attempts AZ compromise"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

To MAXI CAEDLEs-Tak6 ten pounds of tai
low, put it in one pint Of milk ami tao table
spoonsfuU of soda, and boil 10 until the milk is
all evsporared then strain the tallow, and pu,
in six drops OF equiforts 10 the pound Of tsllov.
Make the wick about the size Of that used for d
star esndle-darning cotton makes rhs best wick.
This will make a tailow candle that vail burn
clear, last long, and will not -1u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

FURNITURE EJcrI0N.-Wo call attention TO
Che Hs Of l.s rosewood furniture this morning at 10
90 clock. az 90. Grants ia the old Arsenal grounds. We
a-a- o. DIAMONDS being ia great demand. We would
say t..s rosewood furniture ought to be a much better
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

Excelsior EXCELsJURl.-50idiars, Her-
caan-. scholars, prof ass]iouaIsts. and ell Others, should
take E@zcel-ia-" for lhair motto. They viii find the
Excelsior ea'iar house. kept by Hengh0ld, on the south
sin. Of Cour, Square, JUS; tie place 10 get q meal at al!
times. Good provisions prepared by a competent coos,
ara at aG times 10 bsIad there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

IL The Atlanta A~l-tigsassy is ans s-i Ga..
at the request of the supeunrliglt t1su led
better, VINO commands the Caa.i.-..a forces 80
Chattanooga, has detailed o. sufficient guard b.
protec, al the bridges o.. tha Georgia State rl-l
from that point 10 Atlanta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

Coll HAETG-He were glad to gss yester
day il town 0l. gallant young fellow citizen, Col. j. j.
Martin, whose bravery ana arden. devotion TO bis duties
have attracted commend zion from Esa quarters. The
f1iru,a. p-lva..5ar aid severe Iabna os the colonel
have made serious .uroa-s upon a5 health but a little
leisure a-l recruit his e~re-isz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

e i late number Y the New York Herald
announces that 5000 bales Of upland cotton
seeds ' have been received iu Washington iar
" distribution Tins implies tho attempt at
cultivation, .asu ah.ch fea more .gsall uars
have ever been made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

CAPTURE OF A SECESSION ELAC-f-siel-
day morning as Policeman Bruau was passing
along Bond street, when in front Of dwelling No.
I'D, he observed "a young laly, . Miss Cecilia
Robinson, waving a small secession flag from
the window. This is p cOutra5aHd article, and
lie policeman entered me house and took pos
session Of the flag. As he left the premises The
young lady assured him that sLe would proceed
Immediately TO MAKE euother.-Bsittmgrc Naus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30
THE WAR IN

tLo cA-'L i-'A- -'' -=
10 the present gay, me Nol'l [I+ - he,
The Soulhf me SCUM can 90 no HDl. ,-,'D oh
the North at bay. For the mere pun ,-
mutual cA~ecblhAie' " sum u ~ tI,t an
expended 'i sucH lncIvuID!o .-r.o~
similar charges appear .Ha'- Lr., .-,
SOC, we 'hy MO" wy u: r--gg,,e., bn.
ol 70" Two nti"solo"5s IP.N- .-' - mi a.. ..r,t..
l-'7o piUD4'h' ~ - .'' c-st-g - E-... rr-
ana -'''l'' % an ~ - ~ gh-r- il lima,
- -. go 80 - anr rva .s,img... though
g.. - 80 irRs,os5 f9 uaugual dimensions
D., H.. rz,-,ssitia, If the ucrod. The grtusi
-. rtgr. ~ tba Federal States upon their
Igrd aud e.o f,.rgs ia at the rate Of El62 U.U5N0o
81 ygsr If Ma are tn suppose that he forces
which ave "a match Cor these in the Half cra @
n,,t.L sIs. In rast. we shall arrive O.. -aa cone
.irs..,, that the two sections OF the Union must
h., s.cr4igg b,t.requ thau nearly $1,000. 900 r.
5ay
yvb.t has b.,u dome fur this stlucr3.us GUS
Law ,,anll uuzzle ANYBODY - discover. The
s.nfha.aa-s il Is true. have achieved o. .sraIH
success. hut by virtue Ut LLeiT position only
. ts fusy have not been su6GuCl, nor compelled
q, abandon their prereusi0ns 90 independence,
.br, .sa. claim q species OF victory Hu. .uar
trugrua. dr. ID, rh-lr situation, au5rn 90 Ih"1r
l~riffs,v mower from TIE tome %. their jour
,rI. ya:rr ara written with far greater erH.m
tss, .-.s. II IN. Eo-tn. vi. iu..r-c.a- .aa Com
E.9...t. err,- Sc sr-rnp in numbers. aul .n5ItI-r-
,-tr- .,oir-a7 and #agz carefully disciplined
tIar fa-r uII7sr Gen. Mcclellan. The relative
g8~.r+s-r- .r tHa rival forces have u.r rean ua-
f.frIy contested nv southern ciiis- The Con-
r,l.-a.,s have tE- advantage iu the individual
.zr.|. 3r. Of .bc:- troops. iu lhe ml la.r ...
.u8.s Of iaair population, is She alul.r.. vol
trained officers. and probably fla Jge moe E.-.
lats determination Of the men. -'E. leaa-s'a.
oH lhn other hand, aro superior II .i
supplies, and b" mtl.H'.a EtHtiAls
large. resources i' back them, ANA r..'
l-n. ~lrb q clsaE p-i-epI'n d. ""%. WIS ".t-
llg has iuuofed meeSSanty l9 CIV. ms @.t9
tha. mechanical power "llca SgEiA ...i. obs
cipine ana dHH. Lls Efforts can -..''s ''.
, -en thrown away o0t ms troops '-... -.' -'.
b"' soldiers '' SIX a'oA'37 ss1a..'- -. '''.' I"
t~'7t''i-' 'a q" or 'Aa- '''7i let-
'''' ''s ".l'r 4' '5ss'io N..-
e'N 'a' q Httiai'a Hi i7 army
Do e.nsl'ei'' ia 'Aa country 's a-t-" i..
aeiF service
These accounts give % "ItucIsH .a..u
of Do military iuact+uu which IS az .rs. e.-
3. and 20 rruu.ulr- Gen. Baaufa.arl F. not
strong enough to alEa1r= against Che .-c.aa
uga.. Hv which ~ LEliugtHu a.- ..1
h.lf ~ r..ra Sire Frd-rsi troops ... +.
.r..t aEro-.aer Gen ErCl,..4 Er. r.. In
wade 81 sarrIT. iratsssbl. Tor his ri. .t and
hso4ar4 and a.c1ni.8 bg . vgaTv enemy .hr
hsa 35r.fca taken linn at a di7e6yaEf.ae and who
could rrabrbIv -ergley him more .r.r -v.e By
Ts,r.,.,.g L.,sgs HIN wirbart n bI,e. g. ra4-.
r,.r, 5+s7 ;.,s f5a successas. n .ra n ....--
.,.,5,- f.iS1-e4 Ar.f.s .,s go.
| 49, ~ S,,rgrse+ m. C5.e.5s-e. now.
'- e. -
- 9.n
49, &c 49, . o.. - .- 3D..
re-.y45.v been displayed as woga fe -g pros
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

TIE VIRGINIA AyD EIUNITOR -Afer all
sheir Uoastiug over the A|:ouitol, she has been
repeatedly dared 70 combat by tie Virginia, and
as often has sheltered beneath tie guns Of Old
Point. We predict that she vii. remain tHgrs
till the Virginia is out Of her way. The whole
Yankee navy dare not come out beyond the guns
of Fortress Monroe to engage this single vessel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30
WANTED.

NAN over thi-ty.hV- v.a- q io s%u--titut
under ths c1ufcupt !,w. Tor , ua. iu 20 -Is.iupi
A liberal bounty, besides thH bounty allowed by law
Will be paid. Iuqgire 81 S ~ PEARSON,
Win 300 -d. Hou.L" a >tu4ngF.
au2T-ats A4 Nsiu street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

CROP PROSPECTS, The Columbus lMlss J
RePRJlic says:
The prospect Tor a heavy crop OF wheat never
looked better ia Eastern Mississippi and West
ern Alabama than it dos 40 this tine. There
has been more Jnan douJle the grouui srWn,
and our reports Tr1m az sections are, that ~
abundant yield may bs looked tcT from present
appearance. OurPlauteTs are Uy with the times,
and are preparing 10 plant the heaviest corn crop
that was ever raised IN this section. The grain
crop, if nothing happens 70 prevent an average
yield, viii be equal 10 a two years supply.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

uaEAss CgEP,s gasES-Two interesting
sl5.Es r9r9.s cases were before Judge wayne yester.
day o-s was ON tho application Of psrlos asking the
possession OF ID oeioleI c-id 10 the custody Of another
party and l..d slave. Tho case presenting an issue
OF property aa judge decided tia, be had DO juisdlc-
ton Of 90 i'm .his form. and, on motion Of t-,s-ds1ts by
counsel, us petition was dismissed Gallagher for PEE
d-5le-, a-I Sale a1jE B Brown. Esqs for defendants.
The stAas case was GA tha application Of a parent for
L.r,ll5. against parties TO wEose custody # was aledg
ed, sae lad c.usz ue5 fl, by a proceeding Of the county
coart giving It their name end making L ,hair Ls-a. One
Of Ge defendants not having been legally served with
,hs witt ON motion, au aiss was issued sui tie ca5e
&c. .0v -.7-day next, 1Hs 5l day Of Nsy, a-d, az the
case was exciting considerable interest and drawing
more pgr=5ns together to witness the trial uau the clerks
Office could conveniently contain, the casncz-y court
room, over tire store OF S. Mansfield & Co, was selected
a5 .de place. The argument will no daub, Be interest
ing. e. =. Foule andE X. Turlase, Esqs, appear .or
the petitioner, aldR. p. Brown and J.F Salo, Esq
icr he d tsnIa1-z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

70 The Tuscaloosa (Alal Q5sorrsr says a
project is on foot III that county TO build au Hoa-
clad gUnboat tol tie Gelan5a oi the uys., and
expresses an opinion that such a boat can De
constructed by the citizens, ii they viii only
take hold Of the matter in the proper manner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

A Coon ExAAIPLE-Flordg, .aa weakest iu
number OF all the sisteThood of the South and
the most exposed in coast lines, is giving q uo-
bic and encouraging ezaupi.. I'm a late private
letter from a citizen Of Florida to Che editor of
The Wilmington J0uTaQi. it is stated
Our guerilla parties occupy nearly every
hammock and cross-Toad iu the cast. and have
already struck tenor TO the enemy by tuaIr bold
attacks upon their pickers. Florida, 1 think,
will be able TO take care OF herself"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

WHAT To Do WITH THE SE.rssU#- "A
travelling correspondent of the Mobile Tribune.
gives an account OF an interview a..l an oyer
seer in Mississippi:
We planted las year. said has Owe sar Of 40
extensive interest, six hundred acres In cotton,
and two hundred in corn This scar we reverse
the figure. But what viii you do with your nee
down after cotton. cotton We shall have tIme
to ditch, and the plantation needs Is much, ali
long has needed IT,. We shall fix oar fences
ami hedges we shall move tine negro cabins
and put lhem up right, oulia order, ana with
brick chimueys. We shall do O heap that We
have heretofore left uudoue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

At vTIpS SATELLITES morning. at 10 o'clock
J. " Gilbert q Co.. corner Of Sex. ul'auI Madison streets,
viii SCH &C. auction o. large variety of household and
Kitchen furniture, slos and clothing, in great variety.
Sale positive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

MUTUALLY C0alPLuiENraET-Ta :a -ur-
prise OF every .uhrg ot lis y7ugr .a.au, no. It.s L.
Z Porter pa-.s .f .ta r.lrl Pre-lylenal church Of
Til e.7.a b. 81 ..s. os last lbtayh morning z.vi5-'
tsa5err- -a -.u as .--fEus ION rs pastor lie Jrzay
stated hs -u..-l a n. --.eEtrs the army and OF remain
ing - .. .-.. --L 6 durable peace was secured Ater
HFoagEa.aF .s ur.-Ilei9a he ret-d when she CON.
g-a-a8g ta.- tho NADER .uto considerable afsr o.
-ul sza.as.a .t o2-ian ny almost every member il
saa u4suaus. resolved s5s @ accept bis resignation
tlo congregation ilen formally and ll-a.4oudy ca
pressed ra.'r decided Appreciation 70. tha ..ep lg was
..out 10 tale, a4gu. saa. rather Laaa L.,s any other
pastor, u-g would DO wilton. one Io- -s r1r. Surely
u,a spirit as IS anus mani a..-d rsa.a.s credit equal
upon the PASTOR and people.
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ESTATE OF 1. B. SHAW.

= s'HE subscriber having qualified - Ez-eatTz he
i lsts o. b. Shzw. hereby uuuh.. si persUss Ia
Gebted 70 the estate q sail SHAW. 90 make payment
and all persons having cl=ims against said estate Ere
hereby required to present the sac 20 me iur payment
within the time prescribed by Isw, otherwise This notice
viii be Pissd IA usr OF their recovery
LLLEN }. RAW
mh3D law4w FxeaurrIN Of s.Il Estate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

AHlarTo OUR FABHuRs -Tcmatoas houL3
bs planted in 'args quaint les for -Le use Of the
camps. Those acquaintzI with the remara able
medicinal properties of this delightful vegetable
viii most heartily indorse the suggestion. Let
our planters and gardeners raise them IN such
abundance this season Shat. besides the home
demand, sufficient shall Be ia hand 50 supply Size
armies. tits believed thag 80 issue them TO the
army next summer as d part OF the ralous wul
prevent many cases of faVor, dyse-.e-y, aud
diatghpa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

Y Gen. WiuGeT mas issued al order probib-
iting the circulation Of individual smnplasteTs ia
the city of Richmond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

iHa LAST ARHIvAL-From prudential con
side ions we have spoken indefinitely Of the
arrivals from Ne" Orleans; in other words,
though there was 10 doubt in the cneny'B mind
thar ho-.s were occasionally slipping pas. MIN.
St was not deemed advisable TO let him know ali
the particulars so We took tA9 safe side, and said
very nude about H.. We suppose, however, as
she IS i'm al probability lac last Of fbe e-g.,u-;
that there can be no harm now m seyi.g thas
-se Weyer.y, Capt Eewbery, arrived Yesterday.
about two weeks from New Orleans, with q bic
-ll1 lI anEar and mOLasses-MeLns Rcgis.er 81
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NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
FRFigHT aGENTS rFFICE
HkAPrI- agI. a.A. 1902
MO Ere. ghJ via BE- received as iA,a S-s,ioH uutI
N further notice q. ". IRWIN.
apz55 Fre!sG agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30
Gully appeal,


Further from .reFE Orleans
We md the following additional particulars Of
the surrender of New Orleans ia lhs hississiP-
plan extra:
Tio Fed,r.l commando Ia,Uisa3 the mayors
secretary, who visited tis Yankee fleet with q
flag Of truce, to make further demands, but has
not yet done so up 20 tHs boar Give p NJ
Our ship McRas caa.e ug ison The forts under
q iaE of truce Hlth forty w1:u3rl She com
municated with ,hr Federal f.g ship. Result
unknown.
Il Is IumoIrd tLat tAe Fs1.Iair fuse 90 ia,
beT return The foreign l.glou are Loei iuE
gu8rt over tha city, pJrsatylursuU'tr. IL is
rumor.i that FoEr Pike ias ba,u evacuated and
blown up This IS uurlialie.
In O. conference held between one Of toe Fed
eral officer AFTER l|e correspondence She Yankee
officer LETT, declaring he would shoot down the
Gag uu the city hall, ii ue; hauled down, and
actually brought a ship in range, bus has not
fred a shot thus far.
i is reported that the F.,nch gi English
men.oiwGT are below a.d yutsr protest ugal"-.
Smelling the city
Il Is believed cha. he Yankee vessels ur- sf,T.
of beth provisions and ammunition. We aga
reduced 10 he verge Of starvation here ourselves
city remarkably orderly, rua excitement lu.
tense and feeling deeply Illuminating. Further
than this, every thing j. same as Na=H The YES
sells first Appeared. All s@ualt0g JGe sLelaLug Of
the city if ne Yankee iars 81 So
The foLly.laa aisra,che, w.r. r.c.ivaI 40
Richmond yestcrds.:
Commodore FalT.gus demands l,a: io- Lou
isiara haE he removed rom CIrJ Hal W. de-
cline to remove IL. bar say w. have power o. pre-
vent them from doing a. il. -"Es five au ua-
comply BE- win shoot . down We have decided
not 10 comply To-day from sleir ships. they
fF.A 4rfHur g.. .H.4aN .H Hs... .#..H..H. and children
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

t.slI-G EXPECTATIONS In the fIeigu
intel .,4eg brought by q late arrival from Liver
.o.I. we find u letter 80 the London IiBes frau
Indie. which, a.t8T reporting q considerable ad-
vance Fro British securities in consequence Of the
g-aua.8l settlements Of the Trent Attain, SAYS .
Tie .u.5I u India Is now iutrTestediU, Is, how
Dong -aa war between Lhe North and the South
VIII continue, i a- smother year, then midas
chance ul taking Amlli-a'5 place Ia thu cotton
market viii begin 60 seem probable
Er1g. as a ~uationa. conclusion, India desires
20 continuation of the war; aad uo doubt many
of th. same politicians of Great Britain desire j.
for he sars reason. The supplan ing of the
South rs the great cotton suPp.yl"gT region of tie
world has long been q darling hobby with many
Il hem, and It actuatcs them now IN disregard
ing he suffering Of their people and The wants
al rH- r-m-res Of the world IN their obstinate
90 sli.s neutrality" policy. Thy wish 20 see
both crrfa7aracics left exhausted aud enteebled
bv aa war. and the empire OF King Cote trans
teuoI aa he colonies OF the British empire
NaHruwEsTLaN IrEus-We find the fol-
loving items iu the Cincinnati Gazette Of he
I5h instant:
There arc now lying ut The wharf three hun-
l1al government wagons, Waiting for trsrspor-
.r.f.u TO the seat Of war ina the West. A portion
Of laeau w.Il.tve 10 day by the Emma Duncan,
and tie rest "il follow in the Clara Bell.
The steamer Magnolia has been rschaItered by
Mayor Hatch and viii leave Tor Pttshurg Land
iug tonight. 30 9 o'clock p. N with a fun COM
p-.mrat ui physicians and nurses.
Th. Ic-2aius of Lieut-CoL Kyle, of the list
OHIO. reached Ills city during Wednesday night
by express end were yesterday forwarded TO
hig late residence at Troy, Ohio.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30
LtnLEs, AZ NANTED
ESTsTE or DkgIEL UlGDES. DEC'p,

7 Jas Pas Mandatory, asI HaH su.e
"a aps5Ios
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

We sz pleasure in directing attention
o. r-s aiyerassu.r. OF tlpt. a. s. Ward for a drill
master in aaa-a g ear4a. Capt Ward has vacated
tho Tripod Of tae Pamela s-zr' and taEe1 up the sword
m defence Of aur count y and we hope De may be as
successful s1 welding Che sword gs he has b-eu III using
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

. Ii Is true that the Republican leaders and
the Republican masses would prefer a peaceful
separation to tho bringing beck Of the seeded
states as slave States.-SyrGeKss Journal, Re
publican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

WEDNESDAY, MORNING April 30, 1862


R~.C1roEHs cH:Hr-Ih.re were e.gaf cases
is t61" Yesterday and 'a case ON sc Ata
'-. docket
T3 Ir.4T<-Tf. ..y rr5rrar.as r.,ufr
hose who drive carriages ia rh. stree, sft.r dsfs TO
s.'.l'oh. -.i''- was yesterday 'H.4
C|gsuu-rgn Henry C..pa- was r@auufr.a
D. jHi yesterday tor rf. IN rIe charge OF having
received from au intoxicated sd leg Of Gen Prices
rria. si.iy aa collars tr ai--eyga-- -l -.-rHaE
sl .o We itun
..'iD -'t.1 --.t. aH1'sy was o." IN
"i To
a. s''@--'' JIG wa
'l'bN WIZ" ''F''i'A ' .'
."' ''N' d. was nue." ''ny-n'o dollars.
....... 49, TIE--- - 50 .1-L
" EHrsrf A. IN. oa7.-of ss..r1,srI sr,54s,, -
viii sen O.. auction large variety of h5usehold and
.t.rrra furniture. sl..s and clothing in rr..t yarsztv
--ts r,.ttva
ANCIENT DBEIuS -ae order of Ancient
D''Ii'' a''.1,0 WIN 7.-r-o- 's+, TUNED our In pro
member Of che order. who dsI Of wounds received On
t. g.H of Shiloh. a oonsida-s5lr number Of tho mem
r.. ar -,s c-f7- gr.f, f5e arpq
FURNITURE &JcrIoN-Wo call attention 10
Che .s OF L-e rosewood furniture this morning al 10
20 clock, az %. Grants ia the old Arsenal grounds. we
.ay 'ass rosewood furniture ought TO be a much better
Investment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-30

Caor PRosPEors p Tho Columbus Jaiiss)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17

=. - =. - - = - -'0.esSs Z, :.
Cap. Thomas ]. Moore, d tie request Sf n6ny
frferAs xsd Il, xsnDv IA ,n1-,r,.. s..,y
s -t,har.sstat ina t.,s-,ass ....-s.,".
| -. 3. 3 - .s'Ae"uS A"soassune skes.s
% tIe cAss y tuc H11iSn ssaaNs Nesles g
+ The Esilie was PLACED under my command epgfy
last Janesry, sId sotn after sailed from tkd poi
FOR . port IN tbs Bahama 1Asards sshrrp - ~
sold s1d sssrIst 70 B.i,ish ssIset thexa -
sssiinE ana duiy reS.stsred Is !, ,RsissM JfiS VI
sh0 Bfttssk tfS SUI ts6ldt6S tht -
ION that ;ia,s regularly tradsd,s without s1sn
e.ias oserhAued or spo5su ty ary, yAqkoe tdosk.
sding vessel or cruiser up 70 tne :o.h Nay ~ "a
NJ. when up with tbs west et1d Of Dc~vsSs l<un6,
saw q saail schooner whiet teck 70 hs coasteg,
,but.le soon Introduced haseH- BY oprasaT On u
svlsh shct and shell from Long Tom ausldxhlpa
Gid nos Eesse my ship TO - Aseertain whih kads-
sired. ouf Asit NY ship stead on Lsr courss IL
schooner IA fun chase. AID Continuing he1 ire q
issa as possible. zss.ssslss.' .s{az -sY.a 4 !
boom cAtLe elocSazty yss 2, opening q, M With
s.et and she. aas ffoTn guns of heavy calibp abe6t
thiee pe'lnss on she port bow aud 0as and = hAH
Misss os,ssah snd biockadcr No. two miles de
tait broad on my port bAsn but holdip9 hIs 6ua
Iconsiued 70 ria my slip close afung thg hr6ohogu
Ok Long iaan.l 1saen unM Up wath Capcs'a lniss
distant. Spendd On ms, and the orc ahead aiskopal
WITHIN milo esteIk cesssas6se snd headed lnaxne
daieiy IA tar tas p1int OF breakeys wAiea hA6 h
eiss- 10 saw tny ship. This saw imposslbIe TO b
done, and decdet st oucs to tsy sad Get Into c.
pert islst Or beech the ship .}s.s K u Bslls
Although tho win1 was blowing stronr nom the
ncrtfe asf. and breakers rnnni1g hlah deemed 4
better to try to savs my people anohz fien1S q
the risk o. drowning tsa,, RISK = Yankee peison
The boats were lowered, therefore, to nut tie no
pie on shore, ssnd now comes scene that 90 a
e.Ya11ed world should know. aud moro parslcuaS1J
flag ct half irast ard union down. be demands tni
tsaeastsncs OF brother mariner aua ths