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in the old P. 0. building.
DENIS WASHING MACHINE.

This certiies that we, the undersigned, have
used the Bemis Washing Machine and hesitate
not in saying that we can wash the same amount
of clothes in one half the time, with one half Tic
labor, one half the wear and tear of clothes, and
equally as well as by hand; and would also say
to those whose motto is to save time and labor.
that these machines are worthy of their patron
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DEBTORS. ATTENTION

l shall be at my place in Peacham, on the
following days: Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. the LIST, ID, and Sd of September to give
those indebted to me one more chance to settle
If they do not choose to do so at that time, their
accounts will be left in the hands of an Attorney
for collection.
HARRIS LYNDS.
St. Johnsbury. Aug. u, 1862. S-9*
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T ASELL FEMLAE SEMINARY

This Institution begins its Fall Term on
Thursday, September II. 1t has been in opera
ton eleven years under the same Principal. Its
Teachers all Of experience in their respective
departments.
Apply for catalogues and information to
G. w. BRIGGS, Principal
Auburndale, Mass, Aug 1867 Gil
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T UMBER. REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddock'S village; and having put in a
new Planer will do all kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber on the most reasonable terms Also,
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
st Johnsbury, May 8. 4ltf
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NHURNS. CIIURNS I,

Nc.y England Ai- Pressure C..urn- -: = Sat
ter working Ci-uln. Davis Self aiiaSfir@ Cham
II. {. DICKINSON.
Eailrcad Str.,.. ST lulnsi,ury.
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YOU
Would enjoy the luxury of good nights rest,
use CASINOS SPRING MATTRESS.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

The following order from Gen Washburr
tells its own story:
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Boston, Dec. =. Ioji.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

DE It o1daiuedbr the Bos-d of Mayor and Aldermen
~ Of tdg City 0l Memphis:
That section ten ID Of ordinance entitled "Of assessors
20 assess for taxes and census takers on pages I7g-l52
Of the codifed charter and ordinance OF the city, De and
the same Is hereby repealed.
BE- il further orda r5s That when the City Assessors
have completed Their la5or- In assessing the value Of the
taxable property of the city, they shall return their
books 70 the Mayors office. of which due notice shall De
Eivou tie city tax payers by the Mayor through the Of
icisi journal Of The city ilsEuctiug them to come for
vard and examine The assessment Of their property, as
- ownership, boundaries and ys.usiau. within the next
Sen 90 days Guudays excepted from the date OF pu5A-
cation o. such notice.
lie it further ordained. That the City Assessors, after
they have returned tler books 20 the Mayors Office, as
provided iu the preceding section, sgaL attend there
daily Sundays excepted during the ten 90 days above
Designated, 20 show properly owners The assessed value
OF iL5r property, and 20 make such change alterations
or corrections I'm their assessments as may be Just and
necessary. And after the expiration of the said ten
days, no change shall be made IN the valuation Of any
property whatever, except on the formal petition Of the
parry a-rieved 90 rhe Mayor and Aldermen within
three months thereafter. nor unless the Aldermen present
add voting on such petition shall unanimously consent
10 the chang asked for
BE 10 further 0raaluei, That the compensation Of the
City Assessors for the ten days labor prescribed in this
1rdinace, shall b. fifty dollars each.
Approved Apal l0-l. 1902.
join PARK, Mayor.
Attest. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
ruTgIUr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

The NAME OF MEMPm5-While diving into
Outof thewsY ltersturero 6nd the derivation and spell
ling Of tas nans o4ths bsstle lately fought on the Ten
nsSSe river, "ye local came aoross soue Interesting
information respecting the nRms % the famous Egyptian
city from which our own city has derived It's appelstion,
In Hebrew Il ls sometimes called HoDA, a. in Hoses. ch.
y v.6i sometimes NgPA a. In Jsremla, eh Z, v 10;
and in Ezekiel eh. 30, '. u Aad 10 In Hosea, the Eng
lish trsnsat08 have rendered MgpA, MzzBhti 80 thz
other two passages they have retained the Hebrew de-
bFnasoa, Noph. The ancient Egyptian hisroglyphie
name Is Rad M~-a-PBTAH, meaning The place Of
Pateh, on Vulcan. Later the Egyptian hisrogIyphle
name was Pa1OaG meaning the temple OF the good
From the ancient MsuPAaA came ahe Arabic AesG the
IopHe MsmPAI and he Greek Memphis, the form In which
We ua The word The Hebrew Mgph probably had its
origin IN the same way rs the Arabic Heg6 while the
Hebrew yop1 Is from the later Egyptian name PaaogC
The Eguiacstion Of Memphis Ia therefore, The place Of TIE
s~5od-may those who 1--we IN il prove worthy Of the
name. While speaking Of the name OF the ancient
Memphis, some information as TO The place may not
be unacceptable Memphis was Q very ancient
and splendid city Of Egypt the royal seat Of four dy-
nasties, and from me time Of ~Psammetiehus the mstzop-
OILS Of al Egypt 1t was mroundsd with LOFTY mounds,
70 guard It ssainst the inundstions Of the Nile, snd also
against hostile assaults. Amongst the celebrated edit
0es With which It was adorned was the temple Of Vulcan
called IN the Egyptian language PAssh-whieh wss
eaiIges Aud decorated By osay hinEt Not fer distant
frOn The city lie the ~Pyrsmids soush Of them stretch
long rows Of tOmbs, where d0ubtsss the Eacient city
which lay between them and the 'Nile-burisd It's dead.
After As rise Of the.city Of Alexandria, Memphis fell
into decay, and In the time Of the historian Strsbo, was
already partly IN ruins In the thirteenth Christian cen
fury extensive and splendid remains still existed on the
spot. A. the present time large mounds and a few arohi-
testurtl remains alone mark the ste Of former opulenee,
power, and grandeur. The ancient Memphis At this
day, "a oaly known among the inhabitants of the coun-
try by the name Of the adjoining village, HavaleHg.
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RIrsE and s.eanboa. su.iae...

The river is still rising, and is now above the
high water Of the hO0d Of 1883 weather was tar
ana plsssant yesterday -.- No business Of general interest
doing at The lanSiug..-.The Louisville J0ay1laj OF the
sh says. The nver q this point is sin Hsns, but very
GsuIy, 30 that % danger to ievee property is sDucpa.
ted AZ there Is q stand above Us and the weather il
acre settled, the Ohio may drowaiy creep back to it'
bsd. The ST. Louis Republican Of April 70 reports al
follows. The Illinois Hver Is rising from Lssalle % the
mouth. The country is flooded for miles The Upper
Mississippi Il stationary nom Dubuque 20 Keokub.
Many landings below Eeokuk are flooded The Mis-
sour l. about stationary with six feet in the ehanne!
from LsavenwortA. All available boats aud regular
packets arriving a. St Louis are ordered into govern
uent service and sent down the river light as soon as
steam can be got up. Al Cincinnati, the Ohio had risen
four feet in p hours and was sill rising, the effect Of
II cent rains. The Tennessee, We learn BY q gentleman
tust from that place Is now higher than Al any time
since I54T. All the bottoms are overlooked
The Evansville Journal OF Saturday says the 1ver Is
still coming up hand over hand and L has been found
necessary 70 move large ~qusnttiea Of freight which had
ben placed on th- Ehsrf for shipment The aecumula-
ton OF freight at that point has become very great in
consequence Of the large number Of boats that have
bsen pressed into the government seryiee The 2. B.
FaIrohIld. Tycoon. Lancaster No. 4 and p J Adams
had passed down fof Pittsburg Landing. A stern-wheel
steamer, intended for the Wabash trade, Is being con
Etrueted At q Madison Dry Dock for Capt Liter. The
Nashville Banner OF Saturday says the river Is hiiDg
very rspi6ly. and bids fair to b. again as high as 9 vas
six weeks sgo.
The same paper Of the 18th has the following;
The river is falling .; the rate Of sn Inch an hour
with twenty-five feet six inches water IN the canal last
evening. The Linden. from Pitsburg, lett at this port q
large amount Of ammunidon, shell etc The J. S.
PrlnRle started for Tennessee river with a moderate tup
By order Of Maior-Gsn- HAleck Commanding The De
partment o. the Mississippi, dated St Louis, March 25th,
1902 the licenses Of oh engineers and pilots stand re-
voEed from aud after the 18th inst That order vii be
strictly observed. At Pttsburg on D. 18th The river
ESs ten feet by pier marx and falling
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
FORHKsr,s

The following Is a list Of killed, wounded and
missing in Col N B. Forests regiment cavalry:
COMPANY A-Capt. John CrutchsL-Kiled:
Private Elijah Roberts. Wounded and missing,
none.
COMPANY B-Capt W. c. Bacots-Killsd
and missing: none. Wounded: Pri7ates 7. D..
Mosely, W. D. G. Smith, John Gasky.
CoMPANY Capt J.. E. Forest-Klled
and missing: none. Wounded Pnvstes T. J..
McClellaud, c. G. Edwards, S. A Edwards, j..
o Hall, since died.
COMPANY D-Capt. J. A. ForTest-Kiled {:
Private J. n. Hudson. Wounded PriVates J..
T. Harris, Charles Gszalow, J Lynch, DR.. s..
Wood, l. A Cameron. Missing c. HotOa,
w. Bailey.
CoMPANY capt A. S. Truit.-Kfled and
missing: none. Wounded Pdvates P. L.
HammOnds, since died.
CoaTPANYF-Capt J.. 81. Hambriek-Elled:
none. Wounded Prvates George A. Weaver,
Sas. g. Brandon. Missing K. G. Britt.
COMPANY G-Capt. A Milner.-KiIIed none.
Wounded: Pdvates N. @. Mitchell W. G. Watts,
b. a. Swords. Missing: John Alexander, n.
q. Cowan, VIM. Lyslo, VIM. Mayo, Irving
Swords.
COMPANY H-Capt. Charles McD.nald -
Killed Pdva5es Jno. W. Apperson, J. c Bald
ridge.
Wounded Levy Joy, Z. G. Palmer. r c.
Cross, j. J. hcGavock, W H Noe, J.. A Falls
=. c.. Derlin.
Missing J. 0, Strasser.
COMPANY Capt C. n. Schuyl.r.-Kn,d
Private Wm. Scott
Wounded Lieut., S. A. Hogue, Phvates o. B.
Grayitt, K. ". Pirtle, J. J. Smith, J. W. Sad
der, 81 A Stewart, +. 81. TrayloF.
Missing Privates Thompson Allen. r A
Boyd, W. d. Motley.
RRCAPrTULATIoS.- Killed 3, wounded 20.
missing l2-total 50.
Above give you a list Of the killed, wounded
and missing Of our regiment at the bsttls NJ
Shiloh. Those missing, 1 fear, have BEEN killed.
Respectfully, {
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The FREE AARKET-This benevolent and
altogether P~rslseworthy institution, Is dispensing vaua-
be blessings to the families Of soldiers now absent in
their eounty's service. Hb : credit to the city Of Mem
phia The hberaAty Of a number Of citizens started and
continued Il, and others who wish well 70 the absent
soldiers VII find IL worthy u their HbersHty. Persons
In tie country viii confer q great benefit by sending to
he market No. 10, Shelby street, supplies Of vegetables
and produce. The thanks Of all good men are due TO
The phhanthrOpic gentlemen who have devoted their
valuable time and services TO this Christian undertaking.
Yesterday the number Of amiies relieved were ~. to
whom were distributed: 1890 pounds hour, q bushels
corn meal, 20 bushel sweet potatoes 20 gallons molssses,
800 pounds sugar, 3 bushels salt 500 pounds bacon. I6
bushels peas, 60 pounds sosp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

DISAPPOINTED ROGUEs On Tuesday d
soldier gave d Eewsboy d SO bill In : mistake for ten
cent?, and received ten eents In exchange. Two swind-
lers who remarked TIE Srror, which tho boy had failed 20
discover, went 10 HIN and informed him Of be mistake
and said they were friends OF The soldiers sad must take
the money 70 him They got the ten dollar mote rom
The boy and disappeared The boy informed officer
Co lyer VI The fsets when that officer sad the boy sue.
essded In finding the soldier and the two men, vho we're
compelled 70 give up their spoil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

CARD-The undersigned has been authorized
BY the Secretary Of War to enlist and muster into
service companies Of volunteers, to form g regiment or
battalion Of infantry for three years or the war. These
companies will rendezvous at Grand Junction when
enlisted Under this authority an opportunity Is afford
ed to all who may prefer 10 volunteer under officers Of
their own choice, 20 organize a regiment or battalion.
before the Conss1ipton shall take effect To effect this.
the companies organizing must move promptly aud
without delay. Arms and equipments wiz be furnished,
subsistence and transportation secured, and bounty paid
to men ~enIstng. aldsr instructions from the War
Department LION. TROUsDALE
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IRVING HOSPITAL Under the attentive care
Of Drs. tsnner, sale, and Grassy stis E0spita. Is con
Quoted In a manner that gives great abstraction to Wait
ors. Ii kept serspulousy clean AID method and order
Distinguish AL the arrangements Directions have been
hassed for ts appropriation Of ths Irving Hospital to
wounded case only.
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FVNERAL NOTECE.

The friends and sc4uaiutsDees Of tie late JOHN B.
GAZzOLLo, who died OF a wound received a. the battle
Of Shiloh. ara Invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dsnee o.; his brother. 226 Main street TINS Thursday
EVENING. at two o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

EFcLAREE d. JACKSON. u Dts Arc, Arkansas.
III have issued certificates Of deposit. which lnuung
Other pisceJ are made rede-ma1le al I5 Office here.
Ihave no interest whg. ever Iu the mat eT. but. until
further notice. shall redeem such c1rtheaes between
u and j o'clock each day aud Cd Do DO impossible 10 pro-
cure small uaIss. parties mus present tl-m 10 sums not
susllsr than twenty d4Isfs. SAM G"YN,
pn20 I've "a Front Row.
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The WOUNDED SOLDIERS We remind the
benevolent aud patriotic that this evening, Prof. Killers
eoncsrt, for the benefit Of the wounded, tasss place at
the thearer. A ans array Of talent VIII be present., and
The selection of muaic will AFFORD a great Eea, TO what
W isel certain viii be = great audience
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Nsas Bills.

- It ordained by fEs B5arI oi lyor aid Aldermen
A y O. -LU CITY of Hsu DEis
Thst the Mayor bs aauIs hereby authorized 20 draw
upon the City Trsesurer. on the mrs Of cal month, a
sufficient sum 90 pay tie ga HI' Tor Tie previous
month. 30 as TO save 10 the city the discount allowed by
the gas co-pE-v.
IFss=ad drst and second reading by a suspension Of
tl- rClszI
Approved April 10Th, 1862.
John PARK, Mayor.
E-=z-L p RICHARDS. City Register.
anr4 r0r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

The CONSCRIPT ACT-These is naturally
great d5alre felt to understand he provisions Of this act
One feature l. very plain: "AH white males b.tTssn
eighteen and LLu-fvs, subject 70 military dury, not
now In service, are % b enrolled and mustered IN, an
7sHf 10 hv Oh ragiasHts. Another clause provides thai
al persons who hags been duly commissioned 70 raiss
nsT companies ard regiments shall have thirty days In
which 70 complete the Organization OF their respective
corps Il follows, then, that all persons not now In ger
vice have 70 chose between but two things: Either to b
attached 70 s0me regiment already orgsulzed-the weak
est regiments and Tie weakest companies in the regiment
being Of course FIRST filed up-or enlist within twenty
days under some One who has been commissioned by the
SeTsary Of Har 70 raise companies or regiments. 1t re-
mains, therefore, but TO decide which shall be done. II
The decision Be to ealist In q new company. the question
arises shall It be Infantry, cavalry, or artillery The
fact should be generally known that several regiments OF
cavalry have been recently dismouuted by order Of the
general commanding and that several others viii soon
be But the authorities seem just now, extremely solicit
GUS to have In Immediate service a few companies Of In
dependant scouts, to act as partisaus. One OF these Is
now being filled up in this city, to be commanded BY
Capt. I'd Porter. No doubt he will chserfuly answer
al inquiries, either IN person or by mail But mails are
very irregular now the better plan Is to get In the cars
or on your hOrse and see him In person. II We are not
much mistaken, there will, years hence, be no greater
honor than to have 6 right to say, "Iuaso one Of P07ers
Pgriz1sz"
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DAILY RKPOBT OF rae mARKET.
rUKs1sHp 10 - MERcHAsrs E%IcHAsat.

WEDNESDAY, EvESISe, April ..
COTTON-Rse-iyed Il bales. No sales or shiPmsntE.
TOBACOO-Tbors Is nothing doing In the market
worth reporting
WHEAT-Tle supply and demand are limited, aud
prices unchangeL, prime 30 choice ruling At 500 y
busheL
PLOUR-Rseelved % sacks Sales 60 brs extra at
SIS and . do. al 5 q.
CORS-lOO bushels reported At sLl5
~OATS-Coatnue 20 retail at sL20 = bushsL
BRAE-Sman sales at the advanced rate Of e. p
cEt.
PEAS-Salss at $50 y bushel for mixed
~BALT-Sales $50 sacks coarse Liverpool, IN several
lots. ~ the advanced rate Of 81 = sack.
bs hog round changed hands, In two
lots, on private terms
SUGAR-A moderate demand, with sales Of 30 hhds.
at 4lbG5c
MOLAsSES-Narket qaiet; small sales At irregular
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

u We make the following extract from a
private letter received from Louisville " The re-
mains Of Major Alexander Cassidy were Inferred
on Monday last. 1t was without q doubt the
most imposing funeral procession that was ever
seen in this city. The church was crowded. and
the s~trsetoutside densely throngedi and although
none but the intimate friends Of the family were
invited 10 follow to the grave, yet one hundred
and twenty carriages were in the procession.
The corpse was buried in the ConhdeHats uni.
form, and the plate on the coffin bore the name
of Major Alexander Cassidy, c. s. A"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

Liquor SEIZED-Oficer Collyer yesterday
arrested John Gerisl, who keeps a liquor place at the
Exchange building on Front Row. He had been soiilg
liquor! hs entire stock was sazed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24
MAJOR Corps Of Artillery. Commanding.

BARRET's ST. LOUIS BATTERY.-Having re-
eeiysd frsm Mai0rGsn. Van Dorm one Of the finest and
most complete brass six gun batteries in the service, L
call upon Missurians, and particularly St LOuisans to-
man it and asss, me in using It against the enemy. L
pledge myself to have g bounty Of SO given to every
man as soon az mustered in who will enlist In this bat.
terry for the war or for three years. lean be seen az the
Gsyos0 House, or at nv office, at the general ~headqusr
tiers, In Jackson Block, Room &c.
2. Cspt Q. w BARREr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT 25I MAIN STREET.
A. L Andrews & Co. are selling this finest dress fancy
and domestic goods at auction, a. their place Of business,
a. very Low prices. Sale this morning A. 10 o'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

SOUTHERN GUARDS All the members Of the
late Southern Guards company are requested 70 meet at
F. Lane & Co.'S to-day at I2 o'clock. a. important bust
ness will be brought before them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

DAILY PRAYER-We once more call atteu-
ton % tho daily prayer meetings held at Asbury chapel
snd the First Bsptist church, 70 appeal to the Throne of
Grace foE help AZ this important crisis In our history.
All are invited to be present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

COSFEDERATE MONEY-We viii sell our
houss and lot on Adams street. adjoining the Hardwiek
HOUSE, low for cash. This IL valuable property. Pei
sons wishing 10 purchase real estate would do well -
call sOOu. lap226l J. w. CHRIsP & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-24

HORSE AND BUGCY-JOhn C. Creighton. C..
S. C., viii offer for sale, this morning At 10 o'clock, on
the corner OF Main aud Madison streets, a 6as h0rss and
hnrcv- Tarms cAsh- IL