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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
RuRH rnE N

We published in our last issue the order OF
General BEAUREGAuD, urging upon the planters
of the Mississippi valley the necessity and duty
of burning all cotton that is ii danger Of falling
into the hands of the enemy We cordially
unite with him in this VjUncriou, and believe
that the tried loyalty and patriotism o., our people
viii be fully equal to the sacrifice. L is beyond
ali cavil or dispute the design Of the Lincoln
authorities 20 seize al Of this staple which they
can lsy heir hands on, in the name OF their gov
erDmeHt, and subject It TO coUfseaG5u. They
have invariably pursHed this policy, since our
soil was first polluted by then uuhallowed foot
steps. Tbry viii continue it, and 1t is now the
privilege and the duty Of oU planters to defeat
their and infamous designs The only
question IS, shall our cotton he given to the
flames with the certainty Of beiug paid fE by
the Confederate Government o. shall the enemy
be allowed 70 seize and con6scase 10 to his own
use ard benefit vi hcut a fnhaur's comPensa~
ton i he military authonic- burn it, very
wei. But where they 10 not, It fks planters do
50 G1a&lrly. They are requested 20 keep an
account Of tho uUmb4 # bales destroyed, aud
~coupensltgn viii be duly made by our authori-
ties, when tho necessity # tic destruction IS
established, as the pJopCE Uue. The fires OF
P4ti5.sn Sv-1e seen biszinz out from untold
nuu.bags g cotton bales uuon the approach Of
tie enemy ~ Ne-v Orleans Let he white smoke
b. saeD issuing from every town. village and
plantation in he Mississippi valley, when the
vudotot necessity shall demand l.. This poll
cy defeats tie hsving design of ths Ee, and ir-
fj--s a bl5R upon bun scarcely less powerful
than tine sou. Of hi= elnies or the defeat II his
a-ns. BY al means Dot it bo .ried-and tined
bgfgre Il Is 20 lax.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
nntssr from New OrIenns.
to the Memphis Appeal

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
GRENADA, Miss, April 28.-I learn from pas
sengers who have just arrived from New Or
leans, that business was entirely suspended in
that city on Saturday. They state that eleven
OF the enemy's war vessels and gnnboats landed
on Friday in front Of the wharf, and that two
started in pursuit of a Confederate steamer,
which was supposed to be freightod with pow
der and government valuables. The latter had
twenty-five Tours the start, and here is corse-
quently but little probability Of her being speed
lily overtalIen. u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

Tine Gi.' unI E.spatch says I1 would b. off
Eru-t. 81 not impossible. for any oil as now here in thr
Ell 5vu .uf yet %. I'D tho liberties of ireemen, 20 APP
preCIat1 the Intensity az feeling with which the cgpiva
ba-i.a, mIsr waite. fla movements of the patriot army
OF the republic. We feel % sadness, il is true atnVeTF
disaster, and O-- hearts rebound ut every victory but
We can o.lg imagine I'M some degree the delight which
mus. glow in te bosom OF the captive patriot at every
announcement Of O. glorious achievement Of our arms
And ~ W add 90 this that tho victory is won By the sol
oilers VINO have been tho u~rshJUrsr even the blood Of
tie iusurCerared patriot In DIG distant dungeon, We may
il some degree the emotion which dictated t4a
lines, pennsd by one Of the most gifted Of our
western patriot, on bis b. airing successfully, or perhaps
il the sau8 hour, the glorious Victories Of Price, iu AR
kansas. sII.CFr ia New Mexico Of Morgan, wherever BE
has appeared, and OF Johnston and Beauregard, on the
bloody uIaigs o- shiloh. De might wei c-CigJu, 3s we
did even h De- iu Richmond, after the dark hours we had
suffered, O." The DAY, DAY IS ~BREAKiEGfT
SEQ so NOT That day Is breaking,
Frarne1 from their s,uubers waking
Ifeht..r efforts daily making
To break OppresSiqu's chain
Who would bow 10 northern power
Who would quail in this stern hourI
Who. when clouds Of darkness lower
Could tanclY yield again
Fre-men. 90 the tented feldl
Right and Justice be your shield,
Make the cruel foemau yield
Your rights and Hbertyl
Strike a5 We have struck beioreI
STRIFE. Hs yc have struck once more!
SUEEe, -- patriot Eircs Of yOre,
Determined to DO frCcl
strike the vile u7uruer low,
Strike with freedoms hand the blow
Teach tho proud insulting foe
What fTeemen feel and dare:
Ds7 iE breaking in the West,
Der the land that love best,
Patriot fires In every breast,
God and Liberty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
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FOR COYBEDERITE MONEY!

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~ j SET Rosewood Dining Room Eu-r5raH.
j PTanO-Forto,
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HORSE LNasEL

DF0EE lose FROM NY camp nsa- Fort
SOREEI X R~E. abort i5cen and haIfA
1suds hiFh-t1s hun feet white slC-- the ankle, star
In tbs f0rsE=sd back p little gl-e. with ea-d C marks or
uartr. and had on rGe bead sra q. o bride. win part
Of The reir5 AIRY oua finding tsis Eora s-d leaving
HIM With Capt Chsa,bsu, 81 cae GuEszrmant stable
Wi Je literally rewarded Gy 20
D. w. CARROLL.
ar-g Sc Ooh ArE-r-4r Volunteers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

RELEASE OF STATE PRIsONERs.-A late
Northern paper informs Us that the follow
inc members Of the late Maryland Legislature
have been released from Fort Warren; G.. g
Kilfairne, Speaker OF the House Josiah Il.
Gordon, DR.. Chas. AIcGill, Clark J. Durauy,
DR.. Miles Carroll, and Mes5rs, Cl1ggett and
Jones.
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PIANO FOR SALE!

HfLL for Conf dsrata money. one OF
L s-= aues PIANOS in Memphis Ire
s "-s.ys ss2ys d s Of If f =. 5a sad.d f4 5a5s. '.1 ape no III
81 y ,G slarrig 20
ar.gHs n GtTTtWtY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

FIGHr WITH ToEIas-The Knoxville
Register says tina. % 5ushwheckirg fight, which
lasted tarse day. came cH last week between g.
-detzchmaal Of CuulateTa,-s under command Of
Col Lsg, aud Inc baud or lyIles from Greene
county. Tennessee, who have taken refuge in
tire mouutsirs OF the North Caroliue border and
WHO have hcea occasionally s4liyllg dJUl into
Greene, and cJIm.rjt0g outrage Gu5 deprsda-
TONS u7ou the southern rights men Tho result
OF the tgh. was. that from fifteen 10 swenty five
tories we-e killed, and two or three wounded on
our side.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

CoRINTH, april 25-Tho enemy advanced
yesterday within three miles OF Bethel, on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad, twenty miles from Cor
NTH. Our cavalry drove their Pickcts back after
q slight skirmish.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

CAMP MAR 5FAaIA. Va, April g1-L.c1-t-- j.
quiet IL front u. Tie ,Li-,l -,-rgs lines q cavalry 20
ccr--.sa-cs yesterday p4Lg. -atel tho valley Tor several.
miles & w--l Pa .-oL5Gra, and rea.r. lie 40 large
CulI4.Cau l forage ed --eaI Eroys.C-s .I-Eu.
Ees-g1T5 report t-L- JaCa1--H Advance w-s a- 10
G4lgEJ,yHtowr. C-l. OF La-uau-JuIE, and SAL retreat.
ing. Asluya command g.. lOrZa ,ls ra4- guard Sig.
nj cGicgrs report tL. Caya p Cd. tlo caa-y wa u Lla4.
yesterday afternoon.
Dcser-.Ts believe that Jackson means % c.oss tire Bue
Eu.o and re-- Go-4ulsvIle. Dtl-.s l-.ur he intends
-aEnE . L--0a- 10 a.Ll-. on. Ii. a.--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
LATER pRsDrr FOaT PILLOW.

A correspondent writes rs from Fort Pillow,
undey dats Of the 9Th Sunday as follows:
Two Of ouT men, who had been captured by
the Yankees up the river, and who claim to have
been of JEFF Thompsou's command, were
brought on board the Flag ship, last evening.
They stste thai on Thursday morning last, one
OF our round saot struck the transport. on which
they were c%on6ned, or the hurricane deck, and
jared through her, sinking her. She was filed
with soldiers, vho eviucsd the utmost consterna-
ton; aud in the confusion these men escaped.
We have crppleda Yankee gunboat So that she
hiss had to withdraw up the uvar- Firing from
the enemy is gnits brisk this morning
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

From TIE Richmond Dispatch
The Dictator Syila, the most fortunate man
OF whom we have any account had the same
confidence in ms good luck that Napoleon IS
sad 20 have had Iu bis star file erected a tenn
pie OF fortune. aud when Praised ir h5 mlgnt5r
always 'ePHaI mas ha AAl Tatuei De- pIal ell Irr
hia fortune /" the sam" spirit a EreneH MN
l'l'f "" r'I'fte ID was cardinal NiazaIinJ az
ways asked when 81 genera was
i'F any enterprise Isl A" h''THI l' Inc Tor
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Now. roL,.5- a.-Lt- G,gu re- - Is
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VANDALISM II FLoRDA-Tbe Hor

VANDALISM IL FLORTDA-Ihe fI0T7a'aH
saysi
We hear it nom what we deem reliable aU-
tbority. that an extensive grab game" has
been played in some parts Of the east. Thou
sands of the rifles have found their way into the
hands of private individuals, who seemed to
have helped themselves without let OF hindrance.
OF the i2,O0O brought By the Carolina on her
last trim it ig supposed that less than 5000 re
main!I It is to be hoped that the government
viii hold those who bad them in charge to q
strict accountability.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
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LOO 100 aa6 Loar3- sal.
p Un1E- tllEe s1-a--
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eco l1a a add o.. Nails.
100 1u,leI Oas.
&Yuu sing auI les.
10 hal Dds. White Fish,
= -Js- Ci1ye5. tGse. cases Yeast Powders,
10 g-ss MTcIesl one gse zll1lg.
- ..lr EiiC .al-s8u Boots.
20 las "Shlkar" Pa aegyes a8oreG.
Tor sale gT aJBlal-, uCSIOS g co,
aJ A.. lsiu street.
Cisterna.-siz l-gss tuos. ruiJsJ.o l0c cisterus,
l1llius ~ o a ga ION. For sale D.
APP HUDBlLL, HUSTON & co.
Horse.-One fine Cavalry or Family Horse. For
sa.s Dy 5 HUbBELLs HUSTON q CO.,
ap29 - s i51 Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

ATXcAN MATTEgs-Wc noucs aat the
English government has officially auaouuced
the retirement Ct its military contingent FROM
Mexico, with tho exception Of o snail force.
which is ordered not to take any part in OF give
any aid to an advance into the interior. spain
has avowed her intention not q ally herself with
a0y "recondite schemes for the subjugaa0n o.
the Mezicaus; so that the trpaTtits alliance mag
be said to be at an end, SO iaT as the idea Of q
permanent invasion IS concerned. France, il
the abs nee Of information to toe contrary, &
now acting alone on the soil Of tie republic
ard the Paris correspondent Of the Loadol
Neus states that the Mexican question, Is be
tween Napoleon and England, mas become Of
livery tcklsb' nature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

~ GOV. Brown has issued his proclamation
GAZING Ior volunteers 70 supply the places OF
those If the S sre troops who refuse TO Ts enlis E.
Hs calls ior thirty companies. The prOclama
ton end as follows; when Georgia is invaded,
her strongest fortress taken, her commercial
metropolis ~bcI-agUered by a hostile force, and
her very existence threatened, who will remain
!euel! 10 home %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
CIV PROPERTY FOR aslE!

TWO J~EIsP8"VED LOIS, Situated On Third
i street near Jefferson viii be sold ST. e. 5uccd prices
lar Confederate money
ar27-tr H a.. sIrAwAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

The Circulation 0f the DAILY
APPEAL Is larger IlIan that OF
SstP ts31Ey city Press Combined
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The LINE BETWEEN FREDERICKSBURG AND
ALEXANDRIA-A man was brought to Fred
oricksburg on Tuesday morning by our PIckets
in Stafford, who report that there IS not a Federal
soldier between Fredericksburg and Alexandra,
as Jar as he saw. The man is an Irishman, aud
has been in the service at AleEaudria, as a coal
beaver. He says that the restriction upon
citizens in getting passes has been withdrawn.
That on Sunday morning last he left Alexandria
and proceeded to Centerville, from thence he
came through Prince William TO Stafford, and
that he did not sea a soldier during bis travels.
That he has two brothers in Richmond, or in the
Confederate service, and that MS purpose in
leaving Alexandra was to join b5 brothers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
JOHN MEyoR BOTTs-Tbo Richmond Era

JOIN Mirror B0TTs-Ibo Richmond EIaI1-
liner of the l7th inst says:
During a week past this gentleman has been
undergoing an examination On the charge Of high
treason before a court Of inquiry. Messrs Wm.
T Joyues, \ J. Crane, and Raleigh T Daniel,
were employed End appeared as his counsel
The examination OF witnesses was concluded
Yesterday, but tho CONT has not yet pronounced
its opinion. We have reason, however, to be-
Heve that Mr.. Bolts win be discharged, and as
the charges against Stearus. Hocklor andsHig-
gins are said to hinge upon the testimony of She
same witnesses examined in bis case, their uli-
mate release may also be pretty safely predicted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The Yankees Ia Moo Hsld, Hardy county, Va,
displayed their uue character when a few weeks
since they entered o cemetery there and de-
sfraveG 4. beautiful monument which bore the
simple Inscription Our Father and Mother"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

LENGTH OF TIE WAIL-Ihe war, says the
Richmond Dispatch, has dragged its slow length
along through a whole year, and how many
years longer it may b. p-otracted, no human
vision can ioIesoe. Much depends upon the re-
suls O. battles, now imminent. Il defeated in
greet engagements, which We DO not anticipate,
we shall fail back slowly. ~disPu.ing every inch
OF ground Eom Virginia 90 The gulf. Then will
commence a guerilla warfare which will last 50
long as there IS d southern arm to bear a musket
IF We are successful, ard decisively So, as We
earnestly hope aud believe, tic financial bur
tbens q to Nar- may hasten the war TO G
speedy ~c0nclus.-a L debt already amounting
to nearly fifteen hundred millions cannot be
shou5eyed and increased very long after One or
two more M1as-as aud Coriltbs. Let Us strike
a tremendous blow uow a. t-s enemy, and the
cay Of d1iiverancs viii be u-ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

"a Our latest Savannah exchanges contain
nothing new q Inc movements Of the enemy in
that qusrtcr. The ely is said 70 be "impregna-
bic" That, however, Is said Of everything now
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The GRAIN Crops ~ SOUTH CAROLINA
The Charleston Mercury Is glad to learn tom a
gentleman, who bas bad opportunity f5r extern
sIYe observation, that Gu unusual quantity Of
wheat was soNn in tbs uP~r part Of the State,
that the prospect never was Amer. aud ffat
many suppose tbs crop viii bo tgice as large AS
last years, which WAS very far
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

term Of che Fulton Georgia. superior court,
Judge Bull amouE other matters given Ia charge
70 the grand jury, recommended Che prosecution
of ai t1g-.gu-boIu citizens. who have exercised
tie right Of citizenship, aud now claim eyemD-
ton from military service ia the Confederate
army, upon tine ground that they axe subjects Of
q foreign government He commended that they
were guilty of a misdcmeanor and ought G, be
sent to the peniteutiary
In this connection he very truly remarked that
many of our adopted citizens were brave aud
patriotic and are now serving in the Confederate
army. lie awarded To them all due praise and
honor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
admirgBlc 0rder Of Gen. 1EnrsbalI.

Gen. Humphrey Marshall has issued an order
directing that hereafter ell passage and cOmmu-
| u~icaliou across he Cumberland range Of noun
! tains. between kentucky and Virginia, within
the boundaries of Lee, Wise and Buchanan
counties, Virginia, either way, shall cease, I'M
less the same shall be conducted under military
permit from brigade headquarters. The spirit Of
hs order is SO well suited to the crisis, ard is SO
INST @ TnhuEa TO those miserable characters who
are traficIdug between the North and South, on
the mi5er.os Of their country, that we think the
following passage might he well carried out
against tho few pedlsrs, who are draining our
country Of its specie:
90 Tie country is infested with spies. Unless
a man now comes from Kentucky to iOin the
army and 70 assist to defend his country, and 10
secure the independence of the South, ne had
better remain as homo. If he is living at home,
sub5ro1 by tyranny, or satisfied with Lincoln
ism, and has only enterprise enough TO come
into the Southern States TO collect money, or to
arrange business connected with property, such
a man bad better stay away from q people whose
whole energies now belong to their country"
SPIRIT OF Fl SoUTH.-We learn that on a
recent occasion in Georgetown, when the clergy
man Of ore of tho churches read tie prayer Of
thanksgiving for Northern victories, most Of the
congregation oso from their knees, and some Of
them left the church. The fame Of patriotism
is still burning brightly in the very suOUgholds
Of despotism -8schHloHd Dispatch, I'm.
TIE ENEMY ALONG H Potomac The
Fredericksburg Recorder mas the following of the
operations Of tho enemy along the Potomac:
Il is said 10 be beyond question that five gun
boats were at Fort Lowery on Tuesday, and
grruE all Ct az remained Of that tOrtihcatiOn.
Iii is also said they came rs far as Tappahan-
roCI5. and expressed Jheir intention OF coming
TO Fredericksburg
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LATE NORTHERN 1NTELLIGENCE.
Diqatchcs to fhe Federal Pres.

We have been placed il possession Of TIE ST.
Louis Democrat of the 22d inst, from which We
take the following Geographic news, les, r-
mors. etc:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

X Gen. W II. I. Walker, Of the Georgia
State forces, is still in feeble health, but there IS
NOV no doubt Of his ultimate recovery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

UAsHNaTOS, ATrii 2l.-A State prisoner, jesse ID
Hcr1u, ful gear HaEar5rown, MzrySld was sl0. by Il
sentry yy.tr.day, al tic old s-pito. pr4ol, aud died m "a
few ICus lll-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

DEATH or MAJOR j. F. HENRE.-We regret
much to announce the dsalh Of this patriot sol
der in this city, on yesterday, Of the severe
wound be received NJ Shiloh. Ha was the son
OF Hon, Gus.ayus a henry, senator in the
Confederate Congress from Ibis STATE, ard major
in Col Noely's All regiment Of tennessee vol
unteers- His funeral So dtako plae, at JD'clock
P. NJ to-day, at Calvary church
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

e Il Is stated by the C0riuth correspondent
Of the New Orleans P;eagane, upon authority Of
the Federal General NIcCool hat Gen. Grant,
and Tot Gen. Buell.. IS ia command Of ths enc
my's force al P.tisbmg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

FOR co. FEDERiTE NOTES!
LJP-E Or PR s5ED BRICK
- STERLING, GRANT & CO..
I'd in GatIea.
argE.tr nf-fu.-u Tlsr-r -arfr-- ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

Sup IsLASD-Iti= reported that there are at
Ship Island from fifty to sky vessels of the
enemy, some Of which are large class steamers.
| Assuredlv Ship Island deserves its name.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

DA Yorktown correspondent OF az exchange
says that every woman and child lRs been
moved tom tue Peninsula, and oar pIckets are
daily 5k'rmi5hiag With the enemy's and the
camps Of tho two armies ao Ia sight Of each
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
DISPATCH I.CA GIN. FREMONT.
H~EAaeUaETERs, WHEELING, VI April 90, Lee,

Intelligence Jast received from Gen. MLroy states the
enemy, numbering about 300, with two bar,er s. in.
Guiding two ud-d guus, arc constructing Notifications
un1l me crest If the SneD-ud0ah. Lci-is Of fifty men
are constantly at work, dHy and night The rebel lu-
t~reucAmeuts is on Lo eastern slope Of the u0gutaIl,
extending down five mics from the summit Il u0l1-
riuus guerrilla, named Fred. Charming, has been cag-
turud by a cav8lry company under Gen M.roy.
j. U. FREMONT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

70 The northern papers are again RECALLING
their readers with a story thar Nice~Presiient
Stephens hes resigned bis Office. and is now
urging the rec gsrraetiou of the Union.
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LOOK sHlRP--0yE MORE CHANCE!

- HHDs OF SUGAR 20 90 of THIS Crussdsy)
I - MORNING
Bonn .rt th- oPp0rHu4.Ey pass
nj @. UATgE d. SON.
ana4 Ir Areunnaers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

NEW YoRE, April 2l-Decrs5ac In loans. Se4o.2rS
iuc-p--e IL specie. SIJ56l; i-cred-e ia circulate IA.
e5gs2J; i-Caasa In deposits, Slsi2O27Z
p.DE- cT-.I-
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WAHTER
AERAYEn DIR STOLEN.

lSsOUEi MONEY Vlg.oH 10 Souls.
VI 4 A. E~IEaELL,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

MADISON, April 21-The executive department re,
ceived his morning the startling announcement o. the
death Of Gov. Louis p Harvey, drowned NJ savannah,
Tenn, on Saturday night while stepping from one boa,
to another. The body j. rot yet recovered.
The State offices are closed for tie day, and fogs are
at half mast.
Governor Harvey Tgs a native of C0uugcicut, snd
fortv-twO years OF age lie was p member of the con-
veution winch formed the constitution Of the State, and
for several years a leading mombor of the State SENATE.
At the time OF his death be was engaged in the humane
object Of ministeriuE 70 the wounded @. Pitt7burg Land,
inR. having taken with him an immense amount Of hos.
pital stores donated at his suggestion by the cities of
Milwaukee, Madison and Janesvile. His successor j.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

q The fredericksburg (Vrginis) Herald,
of the 18th instant, says: The Presbyterian
bell has been sent to the ordnance department
10 ha cnnvarLel into caunnn.n