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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

Pow DER Null IN NORTH CARoLISA-Th,
BALES h Register of the lst instant says:
We are glad to be able TO state that the pow
der mill near this city has gone into operation
II is capable of producing a large amount daily
and the government viii doubtless obtain a por-
! ton Of its supplies from this mill. il is unier
the immediate superintendent Of Messrs. Wa
terhouse s. BOwes, we believe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
NINTH MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT

We are authorized by Col JAS h CHAL-
NEras, of the Ninth Mississippi regiment who Is
now at Pensacola, to state hat this regiment Is
ordered to rendezvous at COrinth. Members on
Through will axe notice Of this fact, and Mis-
sissippi exchanges copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
H. R. F. LANrER, Sec'y.

lar hiring of negroes in the city of Lynehburg.
There was but little change in the prices OBJ
tanned for cooks and house servants from those
of last year. Good COO range from sixty to
seventy-five dollars-house servants about the
same. Farm and factory hands have visibly de
clined from the former rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

DEATH by FRE-Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Goodman }. aged eighteen, daughter Of Mr.. Good
man, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, was shock
ingly b 1rned ON Christmas morning, and died
the sa ne night. She had dressed to go to
church and was standing before the fire when
her Gle thing caught.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

ARMS FOR THE FEDERALs.-NEw YORK,
December 26.-Arms and ammunition continue
to arrived here from Europe. The Teutonia,
which reached this port on Tuesday, from Ham
burg, brought over $4,000 stand Of arms for the
government, principally rifles, the largest por-
ton of which came from Austria. The Hausa,
Of the Bremen line, brings about the same num-
Der, shipped in a great measure from England
and France. Besides those arms the steamer
Damascus is now disehaTglng a large quantity
of lead from Liverpool, amounting to about one
hundred and forty thousands pounds, and about
five thousand stand of arms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

The enormous burden Of national debt that is
being created, and the accompanying abomina-
tions of the MORRILL, tariff bill, will inevitably
make the great Northwest g~ravitate towards the
condition of an Independent confederaey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
~ The official report of the Confederate loss
at the battle Of Drainsvills is as follows:

FLOUR INsPECTIONs.-Mr. Jacob Mauek
-four inspector for Lynchbug, gives the follow
ing a the inspections in that city, for the quar-
ter ending Dec. 3lst: Family 854, extra $3.50,
superfne 17,O29, fine 2lS, cross middlings s73-
total 25,934.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
oBIrUARr-A late number Of the Boston

ZINES contains the following
Dyed, in this city, a few days since, " Char
Iey's whiskers." They had long been an oma-
ment to the circle in which they moyed; but
alas their rOseate hue hath departed, aud, in
stead. they present an appearance Of unearthly
blackness, which color is gradually changing TO
a purple. mingled with a lovely lilac. Happy
are those who dye young"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

COAST DEFENsEs.-The Wilmington On. c.
Dispatch mentions the arrival there Of General
Branch, who "is very busily engaged in attend
ing to the interests of this part of his brigade. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
F0R B NR LEiSEf

SUPERIOR FARM sboat three and .
~ hal miles irum she cty, eon'Hiuing thirty sd
five acres, more or less, in a fire State Of culut AnH
walton, md used for She last four yaars a. a -
market garden. There viii also be hirad with the place
a NAN aud WOaAN. Thsre is a good and
young Orchard on The place. The stock Of ali kinds,
with the farming uirnsds. viii be- sold 70 the person
rea ting the plas. There De- "a comfortable DWE
good outhcuses, and a superior vel o. water on the
place.
For terms apply 70 Z. p. BJNCE. al Speed. Donoho,
& Suange's. ai4 Main street
jsIIN< J. S. WHITE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

~ The Richmond Dispatch of the Sd says
" We feel perfectly justified in saying, from in.
formation in our possession, that fully seven
eighths of the Virginia troops now in service
will re-enlist when their present terms expire
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

TIE NORTH CAROLINA SALT COMMISSION
ERs-A gentleman informs the Fayetteville
OJscrDer that be Travelled on the cars early last
week with DR.. Worth, who was on his way to
the coast for the second time. He had been to
the Virginia Salt Works to famiharize himself
with the whole process Of salt making, for which
purpose the proprietors there had kindly given
him every facility and information He thinks
he can make some improvements on the works.
His difficulty is in getting the necessary salt
pans cast; for which ne has applied in every
accessible quarter in and out of the State As
he could not be in Virginia and at the founderies
aud on the coast all at one and the same time, he
had prevailed upon another energetic gentleman
to precede him to the coast to make the neces-
saFy arrangements previous to his second arrival
there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

E The Register says that Capt Gordon, Of
Col Rains regiment, arrived 10 Knoxville on
Friday last, with twenty-four prisoners, escorted
by a detachment Of soldiers, all Of whom were
captured in the neighborhood Of Cumberland
Cap, Some were ~bush-whackers, some bridge
burners, and some Federal soldiers. They were
lodged in the county jail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

u The Confederate Nel0s states that Gen.
GRAFT has recently issued an order levying upon
the property Of southern rights men, in and
around Paducah, a sum sufficient for the support
Of such Union men as may claim to have been
expelled from their homes by secession force.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

- The Trenton Standard q of the 4th says
On last Saturday night, a negro woman belong
ing to Dr.. January, while asleep, took fire and
betoreassistance could be rendered, was 50 badly
burned that she died in a few hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
- REWARR,

pANAWAY hom the subserfbsn. a dark
g BOY. named BOB. about IA or IL ~
years cid has a rs.h mark on his farehsad. and
a marx Of q bone fsllon on his light thumb. Had IL
On when ls les a blus military coat, and green strpef
pants. The above reward viii Be given 10 a-v one
who will deliver n % Us corner Of Main and Union
street.
jas Nv J. ALEXANDER Z co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

~ An exchange justly remarks that the only
charge Of bayonets made during this war by
Yankee soldiers was that Of Commander Wilkes
armed ufians upon the unprotected person of a
norman Miss SideIl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

~ Among the passengers by the steamer
Ellen Marley, which recently ran the blockade
into Charleston harbor, was Mr.. Bisbie, bearer
Of dispatches from Mr.. Yancey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

u The Standard states that the amount Of
pork lost at Trenton, by the government con-
tractors was only 1900 pounds instead Of 50, 900.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

CANNON FOR THE SoUTH-The Petersburg
Express, of the Sd, says +" Several very heavy
cannon were sent south through this city yester-
day, to be placed in position against our enemies
Their destination is an important point, in the
extreme southern portion Of our Confederacy,
where we hope they viii not only prove benef-
eial to our cause, but %efsctual in driving back
the Yankees in case Of any attack.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
In the county COurt shelby %.

J. NJ Coleman. and vie sasan E
Coleman Petition
Va. Tor the Partition OF
W. ". Bsyiess A. DOwel =. E Lands.
Greenlsw. Il B. WiliGnt
IN this cause it 1psaringb ~ affidavit tn : The de-
Il fsndauts W W. Bai les, AMI A. DowsH ara
nou-resiitufs Of he STATE Of Tennessee 10 Is ordsred
bv the clerk that pubicatisn be made IN the Memphis
Appeal requiring the said Bayless AM Dowelit to appear
in his court within the first four 4 Is Of the next term,
to be hold On the arst Monday in February next. a.
Raleigh and plead answer or demur TO the petition
herein q ed, or the same viii be AIKEN FOR confessed as
to them, and set for hearing exparie.
DOns az Office, Jan. T. le61
JOSH r. TREz Want, Cerk.
NJ ID. T. Stewart, Attorney for plaintiffs.
Ia t-vvfu
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ENGtAND AND the BLocKADE.-A Wasl

SToCK SALE.-Raleigh and CASTOR railroad
stock sold at Raleigh recently ?. 500 per share.
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WANTED.

A e~AkDENER, a white nan. AMERICAS BON prs-
n fefed; honest, industrious. CAPABLE none 90.
need apply DR. SNEED, Dentist.
I9+lw' Cnr7e- Hain and Court St Mempbis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
ARKANSAS INTELLIGENCE.

The State Journal, of the 4th, states that the
last importation Of jayhawkers, (who are now
confined in the jail here) are to be tried before
Judge Ringo, or a charge of treason against
the Confederacy-they having refused to enlist
in our army. as those previously arrested did.
Over one hundred recruits for Captains Vance
and Waters companies, 18th Arkansas, left
Little Rock for Columbus on the 30.
The railroad is now completed from White
river to within ten miles of Little Rock 1t viii
be finished through by the LIST prox,
A few days since an alteration took place at
Clinton, between Colonel jerome B. Lewis, Rep
resentative in the Legislature from Van Buren,
county, and another citizen of that county, in
which Col. L. was so severely wounded that his
life is despaired Of The difficulty originated
about some business affairs.
Gen. Sterling Price has called for a legion of
AIkansians to rally under his standard to beat
back the ruthless invadeTs-the legion to con-
sist Of two regiments of infantry, one regiment
Of cavalry and two batteries Of artillery. This
legion is to be under the command of Gen. A.
w. Jones. His mission to Richmond has been
eminenty successful, having procured an abun-
dance Of money, clothing, arms and other essen
tial equipments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
NOTICE TO
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co..

sLAFHAsf sahia9y o. atDA
THIS Road has Dot had any THROUGH AGEEFe %
Il receive freight, for the past north, and ps7sons
continuing TO ship to the Ag-n1 Of this company. are
notified as they have been heretofore, shat We viii not
reeeive IL, eXeeIt through a merchants or ag81t a. tba
Depot Of the c mpany, and then onty as We have e.rs
to transport il. VI EOSS
jas2w General S7perinfer dent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

T The Trenton Standard has suspended in
consequence Of the difficulty in procuring paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
TyE GREAT
IN DEA MEDICINE
rto1noTuV0En EpON
HTERWTN'S
q d!

" - ~
KLOOD SE.AR
TOR the removal and permanent cure Of all diseases
II Arising from an impure state Of the blood. viz
MERCURIAL AND SYPHILTTIC TAINTS,
In all their different forms and stages
Ulcers. Erupti0Hs, Panples, Nodes on Shin Bones,
Bl0tcheS, B0ils, Scaid Head,
AMI the entire Class of complaints caused by an impure
state of the BLOOD.
u invariably eaIes Kheumatism, Liver Compliant
General and nervous debility, ILh summation OF tie
Bowels, and is particularly recommended Tor al
distractions to which fem il~s are liable. lt i nature >
Cwn co rmshc it brings the young females form 10 per
fection, giving richness to the blood and V'gor 70 me
nerves, causing health and happiness 70 sparsle IN me
down eest and sHbdued eye, the rosy bloom Of hsath
to beautify the fad d cheek.
PRICE-S1 per bottle or three bottles for ; and
forwarded by express to all parts Of The Confederate
States, ON receipt Of prce-
OTTER & N IRWIN, Prop ietors,
% jefferson street, nea Post Ofice-
sid at all d ug Stores in the Coniedera,e Siates-
las dtwSw
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE, with large yard snd
~ garden attached, situated on Manassas afrest. near
10 Wen G Braafo I, EsI Apply to
irI " 3 MILLER
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

Ths Circulation of the DALI
APPEAL is larger than InAt u
the Daily City Pres COEnSiheU'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
From wes,ern Virginia.

Intelligence from Camp Allegheny, as late as
the 9TH, advises of the prevalence of apprehen-
SONS that the Yankees would succeed in cutting
off supplies, and that reports were current that
they were at Huntersville and Monterey, where
there were large quantities of Confederate stores.
Further intelligence is anxiOusly awaited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
WANTED

A LADY competent to Sill The ohoe Of MATRON
Atn a young Ladies' Boarding school Ako. a
Teacher OF Drawing and Painting. Ths best Of refer
'ness WI be required For particulars address
Z. COLIINS.
State Female College.
IA1-rW Mamnhfz- Tam
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EOR RENT.

ONE FINE BRICK Residence, with good ont
houses and ggden, near the city.
1 also wish TO z A FOOD cOOK-
SYDNEY Y WATSON
Fs-IWF NJ g-u- Mai, &c.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08

O~FFICIAL-The official vote for Congress, in
this district, at the recent election, has been
declared as follows:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WASHERWOMAN WANTEOI
Il WASHER and IRONER
jss5t R. A PARKER
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SHEAR.

100 HHDS SUGAR, received BY stpAmer Kennel.
lOO And for sale By MORRISON A co
jas
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More skirmishing.

Vigorous skirmishing occurred between the
contending forces last week, above Winchester
and toward the Potomac. Several Federal pris-
oners were taken, and a few killed and wounded.
The troops engaged on our side were principally
the Virginia and Arkansas regiments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
COngressiOnaI

Congress attended the funeral of Judge
Hemphil this forenoon. Subsequent proceed
ings were unimportant.
Another Coast Expedition.
1t is reported, by passengers from Whining
ton, that the Burnsides expedition had been seen
off Hafteras
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
The War i'm Kenuucky.

NASHVILLE, January IA gentleman just
arrived from Louisville reports the Federal army
between Louisville and Bowling Green one hun
dred thousand strong, twenty-five thousand of
whom are unfit for duty, the larger portion of
whom are Frustrated by sickness The Federals
are pushing forward the work on Green river
bridge, which viii be completed in a few days,
when it is entirely probable q movement wiz be
I'll. P.u-lsnn nrnnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-08
Another Army Appointments.

@HVEINI NNHy "FFO11"V""
RICHMOND, January III. c. Wayne, al
present acknowledgement of the State of Georgia
has been appointed a brigadier-general in the
Confederate service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
CITY ITEA

Tx RIcHMoSD ZoUAvEs.-An election for officers Of
the Redmond Zoulves COMPANY L. A h Va. volun.
teers) held on the lst Of Nay, at Camp "West View,
near Staunton, resulted follows Captain Edward N.
Alfriend, promoted from lat Lieutenant y LIST Lieuten
ant Dixon Wslklr, from Fad Lieutenant y Senior
- uenAnt George .nAD, ttrom I'd Sergeant , ia.
NOR I'd l. u,euGnf John A. omohundro, from rAnks)
Thi; company organ "a in Richmond at the COM
mencenent OF tho war, which time ii las been
g'gsd IN service OF the srduous and trying chArsc
ter ParcipA iny In the disastrous campaign Of the ILL.,
ated Gsrnet the Zouaves have shared the hard for
tunes of he ga snt army CT the Northwest and endured
hAdshps aid pTAtions experienced by few divisions Of
army which have well atested their heroic devotion
to the cause Of Liberty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY oIORNING, MAY 8, 1854.

r-,,, Nav OELKASs.-The Atlanta Commor wealth
-.-, up,a the authority of gentleman from New Or
-, that he Louisiana was failure. Her engines,
,o,s other machinery, would not work when she was
,c5sd aud her ram could not be made to operate az
!, sssfsned She vas tOWed down the river to Fort
lean before the snemy's boats passed 70 be q sort Of
,os.ry dsa,ing battery bu. as she could move no.
ere e,,sV. where she was toWed, she vas found a.
-. entirely useless and Was toWed up under the guns
q. IN fort.
Al he cos:ou in the city was burnt All the sugar
ol,sses on tie levse we're destroyed, the heads Of
s,rr,ls al being knocked out, and the sugar rolled
70 The river.
rs civ vas qgist bu. greatly in want Of provision
CHI, val dsls sho up the guubOsis to the city,
,s vsss 5elow the city thus cutting of all retreat
.,-r o. achievements.
s,ss supposed Gen. Lowell would come to Mobile and
~ "a The lsie.-se OF la. place, but his intentions
20, kaowa. Ii IS oct Of his pJSer TO render any
.-cs 10 new Orleans, or tor him 70 have done more
-. go. &c va down the river as the enemy came
,-i was almost captured. he lad two small ves-
--s having on board himself aud siaf. and the
-. - marines. TIE b2as uish the marines ell
s. Che s77roaehi1g vessels and was cap,ured but
r.. --.ssdsd their movements somewhat and allowed
Il Lowell time to reach place Of Landing before be
70 be oveFtaken.
1 Memphis Appeal s.atss that soon after arriving
a. liz. party OF the enemy landed and raised tie
Lad aly over the mint. fnis 50 sIasPerated the
,s tina. {, vas torn doEn IS soon as the force had
NED 20 tlsic boats. On, boy, engaged in sSving a
5s-a., h,g On the levee, vas killed by nuske.
81, ton the tse-
g.,NcJll Evening News says that the enemy, fred a
@ At The batteries at the old battle grour6, which
q, 70. -lswsred fer cam Of a1'n'.ni!ioH 10 n the
I'd, Tie soldiers cartridges, also, were unserv eeablc
r 40 vet. A later account is that there vas a sharp
q, !, the Old bAtile ground, lasting an hour and
d good many being killed aud wounded The re
w Of se clriTidges uss no: confirmed, but It Is said
s here as not round apiece, and that the TsIas
r-, cried Ike children a, being eaugb. in such
rieA-e--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06

Departed hsllfs, Monday, The sth mat, long aad
painful lines al half pact u O'clock p ~ Ms DELPHI
LIN, IA Ife PUth year 81 her sge.
Her renL I'd hoe n tie ian'ly nTtedt TO attend her
funeral from IN re'iaen;e o. ton William An oek
A. NJ, WEDNESDAY.
Al his Iesdenee in ssunton, Thursday the 18th inst DR.
JOHN N. LDSIs, sged IS year,.
d. BsilSin sIve Of Wuseste sid settled L. Esunton
10 act &c hs Ifofeshon atavr thai fJe yea ago
In hist une he hA horouShy est .olshed himself tn
asei=L1s ant skillG PHI IiciAn, AID umb an
christian, h. lived universally beOved AID lied universally
gTet ed
A. Forest H King Queen county, Va TTp Old Fever
on the san Of Apr, 1861, ARTHUR GRLsHA- Of Wm D.
and u. N. Or shan;
A-d on the 50 OF April Ms PARRIET N GRESHAM wife o,
Wm. d. Gretlam
rIuS has deaf entered peaceful lie. home and
to OF hs IN nsts and rendered descA b.r family
VIA dr sh n was o'e woman, sincere Christian
loved, ami lameaie by all Who knew h,r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
PHOCL1MATIONH I ms FnnSIDI.NI.
TO The PEOPLE OF THIS oOSFELE2ArE sTArFs or
AAHpIOa ~

emmy Vagng 10 violitve the u,ares Of
N dV Ia d n)Is has invsdtd ulIry Win DR. mptu.
re sspeor Iunbsr he declared his purpose 10
e u,e n TO subnii I'm We ttru birth INT
q cons tub freedom ur tu IA the ia tic
and the eston Of our 60 Resent dis Ad ouu
he lend and sits A. hear uur eoant
msn but PIE on eJs q reed ude and hu " elyIng
% le tler Heaven he cst down, bt be dis
mayed They ne les Of lives Az.
teen eih ed Ia he defence out hy his
81 Divine Providence wih hunb mission aud faith
And that cur heats ain gtsg forth ba.te 4, low.
ng arts Al home filled vita anxious eiue thr safe
~, u meet hat ii Whsle people should DO lnEy TO
TIE Almighty e AMI etseech BIS all yrt oiion
To this tni therefore, JEJEEs DAVIS 4 Cs1et oa
fdsrst sts Of AneI d. iuI N psos on
lag AL the p'o, lie uoe t tier al wosh on
Friday Tie t,l day Ct the Prise month May, In Mbl SIP
cuoa 90 Aims esd that lie will N0uchiase il bltn
on bJ ~ that he wi stre1ghen and protect on
Armits tina lie vii EAch urI cope tae
evil uschn, \ oi enemies tat lie vii
oil the blss.ng Of peace md security uadtr
us h-lD D.
Given under my hNpd the ,he oonfede ae fiat At
Rehno nd, on the "a day Of May 4. D., lsd2
mays JEFFER'oN DAvI1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06

.T-s ST-Al,oS' q gas TEsSEssEE.-Tbe ASmpl 3
.,-acI D ul.imo learus that partiOu Of Gepsrsl
s.'s division Ct the Federal army, which hes oCeu-
I seth A.s5sns for the last three weeks, had en-
.i on 40 transports, thirteen miles below FogcrcC,
e.! preceded joEu the Tennessee river ioycrts
r-.,s. fJr the sv.dan, parpose oil j1ning Blsa al
s.l 6 IS also said that put Of bis forces at present.
y ilkA
. .rs SEEMS that tie enemy s preparing TO eoncti
-s ts 1 szlrgh near the sesle OF the late Dc, PC
70 sl.s on toe Tennessee, and attempt TO cary
a., gard position S. COrinIh. Gact and Buell. vith
e,-6 csI armies are there. Hslieek, With large
.,,n gssoa-, Ersnouts army from Erstsrn Ken
~, ,2t Pipes army from NsE had;ii, are gradr.
i-s tlgE-
ls, t,J,s ~ probably sooa reach a high as 1870.
sItl $50 n.l. Tle,s Vil D, mes oy a. amply arse
s-lts aruy 20 sucess fl!ly resist sn defsA. them
y ZEN 20 Obi that a grea, battle vii be fought
g.d-rd during tho present Vcek, ba, &c would not
s1.7ss5 e he enemy refuse altogether to fyht.us
- --llcs ;le fa;-s ron the mouth Of the As-iss,Fp
b. I7,y have be-a ss~S,. 1 % capture Memphis BY de-
- = s.greS re- army, b., vii nov possibly see :
sia0d o. taking b! attack irom he river. We e.
,.ps - ths ~ go r. adoub.!i confess so impor.Antin
,ssai.s vhsa there j. he EEhie1; chance to move
rem our position by their sole system Of wGrfns
a.s aio7.sd-"a f,Bs movement"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06

The n It Ohio regiment had their colors taken from
Fem after The late bAttle for coward on the dsld-
They have been sent 70 garrison Fort DonelsOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06

A. the late pal election in Cincinnati the abe.
toniss elected thirteen councnen, and the Democrats
SIX.