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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01
Adminisrators Notioa.

WHEREAS letters OF sdnin'strzt-n on the 6s.ais
w Of E5mund = Perkins. deceased were granted
TO tee Un3s dgnsd ca Monday the Erss day o. che IN y
tsra, 4 d l5s2, tf tle PIO5Sts court Cf tzs county
OF YsIab1shs, S-ats Of Hissi-si Pi, 20 being fha Tn
day OF said non b. thir notice is therefore hzrshg given
rrqEesdng Al PERSONS having claims against the estate
Of said drce sad, to exhibit tie sans sns have them
registered IL tie manner eni within ths tine presented
by az, or they viii be fr-v-r barred
JOHN s. SNITH
arll IarEr Aa--r-.t-.rrr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

On Friday Gen. Loan ordered a lieutenant IN
Prise's army to be shot OF Leclede. tie was
cbarged with several crimes, and among them
tbe Killing of the pilot of the White Cloud. He
was once before condemned to be shot by a mil
itarv commission in Missouri, but escaped. lie
confessed almost everything charged. After a
fnll examination, he was sentenced by Gen.
lean to be shot TO death. After informing him
of the verdict and sentence, and asking him II
he had any word to leave his friends, Oraaythlng
to saw. he said be had not, and told them to shoot
end he id. He said he knew they dared not
| shoot him. lie was lsd out beside his CONN 'sn9
ordered to kneel, but he swore he never ma
GneeI before the face Of clay, and never would,
and standing up he received the volley and tell
dead on his charlottesville journal, 23d.
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10 FURLOUCHED MEX OF GENERAL
RREcEIYRInEE,S DIEIsIAK.

HDQS. BRECKNRID8ES DIvIsIOE.
JACKSON, Mss, AusU-t -, 1907
General Order No. -.
I FAVE Of absence srd fur,5agss % 81 officers and
Il soldiers, able for duty, belonging to the ID vision
q Esjor g n5rsi B-ec&iEridEs sre this day EEF0ArD,
and tLav viii report flyrhw1iL 10 HEX respective com
msndz ~ this rlace.
By command o. M-sjorGsrersl BEEcUERDsE-
JOHN A. EUCKNHR,
zra6 Il A. Ge-erL
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Foroign Co,,on Trade.

Bombay dates OF the gath report an intense
excitement in the cotton market, with an adj
vance in some instances of fifty per cent. There
was great excitement also in the Calcutta
market.
We find the foregoing in the Geographic sy-
nopsis Of a late foreign arrival. 1t tells in few
words the straits to which the world has been
driven as a consequence Of having been deprived
of the great Southern staple.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01
on PRIsONERs.

Several large detschments of our prisoners
have arrived &. Cairo. On the Doth ult,, twelve
hundred Of those confined at Indianapolis took
passage on the steamers Emerald and Pringler
for VicksbsTg, and seventeen hundred more
were in waiting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

No MORE FREE SPRRcH.-A Northern dis
patch states that Honorable Charles j. Inger-
soil has been arrested for language used at a
Democratic meeting at Independence Square, on
Saturday night. Mr.. Ingersoll was arrested by
United States Deputy Marshal Shuyler, and put
under bonds to Mr.. I. has for many
years been an sctive and honOred public citizen
having held many high positions in the old gov
eminent. His arrest proves that free speech a is
plaved on" at the North.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

A TIMELY sUGGEsTIoN.-The wilmington
.Tourual warns those who have meat to put up
this fall that they ought to use at least fifty per
cent. more, taking the nominal bushei as a
standard. than they formerly did OF the Liver
.ool or Turks Island salt. There is at feast
that much difference in weight This sngges-
ton. saws the Journal, we are requested to make
l. ono Who knows, and we know ourselves
where some as fine meat as we ever Sa" came
@snoil for want Of sufficient salt, it having BET
=, m. probably, with the same measure Of
l,uud salt that hsd formerly been useo Of tHs
heavier sack salt. This is well worth thinking
81 and attending to. Much may depend upon Il
f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

TThe Richmond Enquirer announces that
Secretary Memminger has decided, in conse-
ouence Of the numerous counterfeits, to with
draw from circulation all the Confederate treas
urv notes of the denominations of fifty and
twenty dollars, dated September 2, 1862. Any
person holding notes Of the above denomination
and date, may deposite the same with the treas
urer or any assistant treasurer, and receive IN
exchange interest-besring notes or call certin-
Gates, which viii be takenu up with other notes as
soon as they can be prepared, and NIL taken up
interest thereon will be paid at the rate Of six
neY cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

REPORTED BATTLE-Pssseugers by the Or
ange train, Saturday evening, from Gordonsville
and Charlottesville, report thst heavy and con
tinued firing of cannon was heard Saturday
morning in the direction Of CulpePer Court
House, and the universal belief was that a gen.
eral engagement was going on between our
troops and those of the enemy.-LyachbHfg Re
] publican, 25I,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

BALTIMORE, August 25.-The passenger train
on the Winchester railroad, which left there
Saturday afternoon for Harper's Ferry, was
fred into about half way between these points
by a party of fifty guerrillas, and E. Lucas, the
express messenger, was severely wounded, The
conductor foolishly stopped it in compliance
with the order of the gang. -Four soldiers of the
LIST Michigan regiment was taken prisoners.
The train with its contents was then destroyed,
and the guerrillas made off with their prisoners.
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,IaIgOr's Notice.

I HAVE in the jail Of ttis county q NE5RO NAN.
4 who says his hama is jim and that be- belongs %
Dick Pryor. who lives fifteen miles from Trenton. AK.
He seems TO be about thirty years Of sge, Is very black
and about i've feet ten inches IN hight. Til is 20 no.
tify the owner where be can be found
J. II. JONES, Sheriff and JGErr.
au301aw2w Paao.a county. Kiss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

y The Mississippian Of the 3osh says that
official intelligence has been received in Jackson
that the double Eulled Yankee gunboat Essex,
the only iron clad steamer between New Orleans
and Vieksburg Of any importance, was fastupon
ground at Port Hudson. Captain Brown left
to look after her. She will doubtless share tn
fate Of the Sumter. The river is falling, and
there no hope of escape.
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,JaiJOr's Notice.

EAVE IN the jail Of this county a NEGRO roy
L EBO calls his Rsms DICK snd says he 6s.oDgs b
", L. Ayers, o. Attsls county, HimissippL Dick hs
young asa likely, very black, eic. This Il 20 not e the
owner where he CEE De found. j.. II. JONES,
Sheriff and JE5.0r,
aa30 Iaw9w paDu-4 rruurg. N5s4f FruL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01
JaiIOF's Notice.

I SAVE IN tse jail Of this couuty an old NEGRO
L Al Who calls his name DICK, and PAYS he be-
longs to HiHery FuEtt, who lives near Best1as d 30.
Dies Eesms 10 be about fifty I've years Of aus. The
owner csu hBd him a. this piaCs.
!. H. JONES, Seer q ard JsIn-.
gH31 l4E3w parois county, Hies.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


ON Saturday night last, on TIA ears While coming
~ from Oxford to Grenada. a POCKET BOOK, con
tanning nearly six hundred dollars, hFe hundred and
thirty OF which @ers rolled up into one packafe-;hs
remainder Ia smaller notes and in another divis on Of
the book. There IS also in said book a receipt Tor the
p7yment Of h7ur, which viii prove to The honorable
Under the ownership Of tie above desc ioed property.
If left at the Appeal Ofice, AZ Grenada, a sItiffactory
rswa.d viii BE- given he hader. .setlt
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STRSTITTTE KANTEDL

WASTED, Immediately, SUBSTITUTE, 20 take
w mans PLACE In the mti.ia. fer the following
compensation: A KEEL NEGRO WOMAN. q Sell
hand sb0us 30 or IS years old, and h-r child. a gu,
absEi two years old. Apply Immediately or adds.s
HENRY ORE.
eel 90 Canton MfHz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

E7=The Richmond Examiner publishes "A
| Card " from Msior-General Huger, in which he
defends himself from tho censures cast on him
for his conduct in the battle Of the Seven FINES.
The essential part of it is as follows
In General Johnst0n's official report OF the
battle of "Seven Pines" l am c%ensured for not
having my division in position ct an earlier hour.
That was impossible. That there was a delay,
l admit and regret, but it was caused by the
we're encamped, and the stream had to be bridg.
e5. Gen. Longstreets troops got the road at the
crossing first, and my troops had to wait until
his GOT over after that there was no delay be-
vond the time requi red for SO many troops to
| nrnna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

HThs Mobile EDeniHg Meas, Of Saturday
says that General Besuregard and staff arrived
in that city on Friday, has reported for duty,
and is awaiting orders. His health is happily
restored, and we may expect soon to hear Of him
On nen fields Of fame.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

CARELESS ball from s pistol fred on the
street q short distance below the Collins House
about eleven o'clock last night, passed through
the clothing of a gentleman on the pavement
some distance of. Such careless use of fire
Z should be severely punished.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

z Mr.. Screws, the army cores Pondent OF
the Montgomery AsUeTtiser, who was arrested
recently by order Of Gen. Bragg, has been IN
conditionally released, after a nominal detention
O. ten days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01
BY command of Governor
IsHAN G. HARRIS
w. c. Whittborne, Adj.

FROM H " SEAT OF WAR."-The commu-
nifty was ali agog yesterday, with rumors from
the Rappabannoek river, several Of which evil
IDENTIFY originated in this city. As we were I'M
able to obtain any reliable or definite intorma p
| ton of the state of Affairs in that quarter, after
the most diligentinquiry, We will not attempt to
reconcile conflicting reports, or to repeat state
ments seemingly plausible. Elsewhere we see
extracts from the Lynehburg papers, which III
dictate that Pope is retrogading toward Manas,
sas. There is some doubt about the safety OF
the railroad bridge over the Rappahannoek, but
it is certain that two hundred and htteen prs on
ers-the large majority of whom were eaptur ed
in Culpeper county and at this bridge-Srnyed
in the city Saturday Dight-ReaHeo"a D@S'
ord
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NOTICE.

IF ROBERT CRANE, Of sunhows- county, HIsl,
4 will apply to Z. H. A. Sanfsrs Agent Al ssnatobla
S ation, on the Mississippi ard Tennessee Railroad. be
can gs, hia NAN. SANDY. captured b. the
picksts Of Col. Jackson 8 Regime
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

UThe Wheeling IHteligeHosT says that the
government has chartered the three steamers
which run up to Wheeling, for immediate ser
vice up the Kanawha river. This looks as II
there were trouble st Gauley.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

q Mr. D. A Mitchell, of Duck Hill, has
forwarded US a monster beet, weighing seven
teen pounds and quarter. He challenges com
rp+itiou.H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

II Sixty-six thousand seven hundred and
sevenfy-oEe pounds of lead have been con-
tributed to the service by the private citizens and
from the public buildings of Charleston. If the
article is needed let the example be followed
throughout the ConfedeTaey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

u It seems that Archbishop Hughes has be-
come as great a brawIer for the subjugation of
the South Is Henry Ward Beeeher. dispatch
from New York, dated the 18th says:
Archbishop Hughes delivered a most patriotic
Sermon yesterday in ST, Patrick's Cathedral.
After recjing his course Of action in Earops, he
called upon the whole North to come out in its
strength-for volunteering to continue, and for
= draft TO be made. He said 300, 600 men were
not enough-csll cat 300, 900 more. Ths pso-
Die should insist upon being drafted, and bring
this unnatural stifs to q close by the strength Of
NIGH alone.
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mAHRIED.

At the residence Of Capt. J. 4. Freleigh, in this place,
on Saturday evening last, by Rev. Or. Rogers, Col
GEORGE H MoNsAB RAT and Miss ANN MARIAH DA-
SHELL, both Of Memphis. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

r Disturbances between the Irish and ne
groes have again broke out in Cincinnati There
was a serious riot on the night Of the 18th, and
more trouble is expected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

BThe Northern papers say that a detaeh-
ment Of troops landed st Randolph, Tenn, TO
supsriutsnd the shipping Of cotton, are being
seriously annoyed by the partisaus.
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NATcHEz, August 28th, 1862.
GepernI order from Gov. Harris.
EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS
Chattanooga, August ls, 1902.

EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS
Chattanooga, August ls, 1902.
General order, No. 3.
The necessity of arming our gallant troops
who are now returning from Northern prisons,
and the new recruits which are being brought to
the field, renders it impossible to procure I
for a State force.
The Confederate army now being in our midst
the authorities snxiously desire to I'll the thnned
ranks of Tennessee regiments to the maximum,
and it is believed that the great body OF our peo-
pie who are willing to volunteer will enroll
themselves with their friends n dkindred already
in the service.
The governor is therefore compelled to sus-
peud all effort to organize Z State corps.
General orders No. 6 and 7 are cOuDtermand-
ed The commanding officers Of corps already
Organized will return their muster rolls to the
adiutant general of the State and report for
special orders.
BY command of Governor
IgHAM G. HARRIS.
~ - wv 81 -- 49, T~-,w-N
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Y General Grant has published an order de-
clLripg al now resident in his department sub
isct to the Northern draft if the States to which
they owe military allegiance SHOULD draft.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

Y Msjor-General Buckner has been assigned
to the Sd grand division Of the army. The fol
lowing is a list CT his staff officers: Msj Cosby,
A. A. G.; Mai. Hays, chief guarter-master
Maj. Wintersmith, chief commissaTy; Surgeon
Pslen, medical director; Maj. V. Shehha,
chief Of artillery; volunteer aids, M'jOrs Tom.
Clay and Gallagher.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

q The Memphis Bulletin, Of Friday morn.
ing last, says:
In the fight near Richmond, Ky, last Satur-
day, between a small portion Of Colonel Net
calls command and twelve hundred COnfeder
ates, it appears that the ]colonel's men, with the
exception Of one hundred, could not be brought
within sight Of the enemy. The Tennessee in
fantry fought CALAMITY.
Colonel Metcalf returned to Richmond, where
be received reinforcements, and the rebels re-
treated. Several columns are now pressing to-
ward the mountains. By way Of Frankfort we
have late aud favorable intelligence from Cum
berland Gap. It begins to be apparent that the
rebels have no such formidable force in Ken
lucky as was represented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

n The Atlanta Coafedsraoy Of the 9th says
1t seems to be q settled conviction in the
minds Of cur citizens that there is near $780,
600 Of counterfeit Confederate notes in this city,
fifty and one hundred dollar issues. There
are also twentys in circulation, known to be
ccv,Aarfaft -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

e The time for drafting in Maine has been
extended to the 10th instant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

ETbe Bloomington (In) Tiaes office was
destroyed by an abolition mob short time since
and the editor compelled to fee for his life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

z The Chattanooga Rebd announces inst
Brgadier-G General Withers has besn promoted to
q major-gsneralship.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

MIsTAKES-A dispatch from Clifton, Canada
West, dated August Goth says: The gentle
man supposed to be Yancey, who arrived here
the other day in 8 dirty disguise, was not Yen
csy, but GeorgsK. Saunders, supposed to have
been the bearer Of dispatches from the TebslgoT-
ernme-t. He sailed by Saturdays steamer
nrnnn Orehec-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

NOVEL RoBBERY-On Friday night, the hall
If the House of Representatives, in the 8 ate
canitol. was entered through a window, wheh
was forced open, and a considerable quantity Of
stationery abstTacted from the desks Oh members
Tbare IS no clue to the perpetrator Of the deed
Richmond Uhig.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01

Special Dispatch 20 the Missouri DemOeTat.l
CAIRO, August 25.-The Clara Belle, down
from Fort Donelson, says the river is 50 low
that beats cannot 90 beyond the mouth Of Duck
river. There is but thirty inches on the bar and
falling.
Fort Donelson is not occupied by insurgents,
as has been reported.
The twelve hundred prisoners who arrived
last evening, embarked to-day on the steamers
Emerald and Pringle.
Gen. futile issued an order to-day forbidding
the sale Of intoxicating drinks in Cairo under
penalty Of seizure and eonfscstion by the pro
vost marshal of all liquors found in the hands
of persons attempting TO violate the order.
A military commission sits to-day a. Colum-
bus to examine into the offences Of sundry pris-
oners. Some ball and powder veTdicts are
looked for.
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-H@
To tia Associated Press Eorthl

1b ~ 4-a1AaAEA 4 +H4a @"'G-4
CrNcINNATI, August ga special TO the
Commercial, from the chaplain Of the list Ohio
dated Fort Donelscn, August 18th, says:
The rebels under Woodward, tbs same that
took GAINESVILLE, made an attack On the Fort,
but were repulsed with = loss Of thirty killed
sad wounded. Col. Woodwsrd's horse was
killed under him bis saddle and pistols are
now il our possession.
The rebels sent a flag Of truce, previous to
the attack, demanding the surrender. The
question beipg pat to the officers, every man
voted d" No!
33j cavalry aud two field pieces.
The fort was under command Of Maj Hart
| with four companies of the list Ohio, Colonel
Rodney Mason's regiment"
CAIRO. August 25.-The rebels zoo strong,
attacked our forces At Fort DoneIsOn, and after
a severe engagement, lasting over one hour, the
rebel forces were repulsed with a loss Of thirty
killed and wounded.
Our loss was only two wounded.
The rebels fed in every direction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01
THE DAWN 0F DEsPOTEC POWER
ar THR r

That the North is rapidly verging into a mill
tsrv desp2tism, can no longer admit of q doubt.
The arrest and Imprisonment of prominent indi-
viduals for the exercise of the right Of free
speech, is becoming 8 matter of every day Oc-
currenee. and it is evident that the party IN
power does not intend to be ousted. It will use
every appliance it can bring to bear to secure
and perpetuate the reins Of government IN It's
hands, and accomplish this every means whether
legal or arbitrary, will be used. Private and
popular rights, as well as personal liberty must
be gubordinated to the continued possession OF
power by the Black-R Republican party.
That this is no mere fancy of our own, we
have only to instance what is every day occur
ring in the North, but more particularly would
we ask attention to the following article from
the Memphis Union appeal, as cumulative
proof Of the position we have taken, that Re-
publican liberty is rapidly on the wane in the
North. If such doctrine as is inculcsted by his
article does net arouse the Indignation Of the
Northern people and bring about q revolution in
that section of the country, then indeed are they
lest to all the higher instincts Of manhood and
ready for the yoke that their masters are Provid-
lug for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01
Important -sEovenaept from COrinlh.

The S.. Louis Democrat learns that on Thurs
day last Gen. Rosscrsns left C0rinth with an
army Of 10000 or 10000 men, aud proceeded in
a southwest direction, toward JimtOwn, where
a body Of 1900 rebels were lying, under Cen
Armstrong. Gen. Price is near by, at IuPelO,
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad, with a tOrcs
estimated At Is, 800 men. 1t is probable that on
being threatened, Price and Armstrong viii com
bine and give Gen. Rosecrsns battle. Nothing
would certainly afford our troops greater pleas
IRE, as they are in fine health and spirits, suner-
ing only q little discomfort at being kept so long
~inacsiye in the face Of the enemy. The with
drawsl Of the force under Rosecrans will not in
the least leave shat point exposed. Enough re-
main behind for al emergencies We shall
likely have stirring news from Con. Grants
army in a few days.
We take the foregoing from the Memphis
Bulletin. L. is q fair sample Of the sensation
intelligence with which the North is furnished.
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HALLISTERS ADVERTISEMENTS,

CALICO. CALICO. CALICO
Fifty pieces Small Print English
CaIieOes Just received and for
sale nt soc. per yard az
su2f-Iw McALESTERfSs
HATS and CAPS.
300 Soft Hats from So 10 SlOI
each;
$50 Grey Cloth Military Caps,
ESQ Blue L"
at Sc each, wholesale, and 81
retail. Just received at
McALLESTER'S,
au21-2w Jackson, Miss.
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BY Br. Tardy q Co., Auc'rs,
Mobile, Ala.
CARGO "A L OF
FOREIGN
Per Steamer from

Per Steamer from -
ON WEDNESDAY, The 81 DAY Of sepssmbsr At n
o'clock 4. M-sals a. the Cust0n EOuze. corner ~
koyal sEd st Frares stress. M05ile-wiI be g1l5 f7
lois 70 meet the dzpc-itiou Of the pu-ls and trads. The
20 lowing GOODS berg IN part cargo CT steamer, ana
one 70 be srsmptory
25co0 choice Havana Cigar,
leases E1gigh Cslcoss, PIlzts) COO pieces,
1000 d Es1 Extra Spool Coston, in tin cans.
Cane Stay Bindings, costly and valuable goois,
Iss0 10 pkgA Extra Flax Thread Eos- 30, 35. 90,
1900 Ezt-a quality Needles, assorted.
so pigs. P0rcsIsius Battoug,
GO English Pins,
200 gross E1t-s Pearl Bar5nL.
80 6loPkgs az ThCeEd.
Ib9h- ~HSppsrSs,
4 caszs Brandy. vrsls Fan do We.
q pkg. assorted Pencils.
80 realms Letter Paper, very excellent.
1000 sheets Bank Noe Paper,
- Pkg Gum Opium,
- OZs. CANINE, other Drugs and Esiei1es, and
undries
Also
90 dssen French Licen Shirts,
= pes Eagish Co Linen 4usTuitl Netting
- cGsss aud baskrts sweet OIL etc, etc, etc,
AND
- Book Lead Crueioi-s from No. 10 20 IS,
Cucbles 10 y. g DO No. 20.
5 Co No 60 do. No. 50.
5 90. No. IS do. No 4O,
do. No. Is, o. DO. Eo 10.
Casks Edn5oro Ala. quarts ard Pil.s,
Cases do. do,
casks London Porter,
Boxes Do. do,
Boxes London Mustard,
Boxes Linden Cats1o, etc, etc, etc.
Also
After the above sale We viii sell
$50 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
10 oasAs Rice.
Tsrms cash. reIus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-01
RAE AWAY,

THE ornar AMI tie public are hereby E0si6sd that a
4 EEGRO Nan, HhO was left In care q tbe under
5 .yned at Ssuato5is. ran sway some two months Ego
ard has 10. bean heard from He said hs belonged 70
Robert Crane, OF SuDB5we- eOuIty, Mississippi Ps--
iies Interested viii take notice
s,S5s p. 81. SANDERS.