Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
mEuPuEs ENCE.

Strong efforts are being made by the Federal
authorities to prevent the expectation of goods.
On Saturday last they closed the stores Of N.
Bloom and Messrs. Strauss, PritE & Co, on the
charge of being engaged in smuggling goods
across the lines. On Friday q man was found
in a by-rosd near the Pigeon Roost road, who it
was found, on examining his baggage, had &
sack full of gilt military buttons, three pieces of
military cloth, two sacks Of cotton cards, a sack
of black sewing thread, and two or three sacks
Of " notions" thread, sewing silk, combs, pearl
buttons, and other small articles. The whole
was seized. Between the prohibitory regulations
Of both sides the contraband dealers are likely
to nave q hard time.
The following persons have been sworn IS po-
lcemen, in place Of such Of the old force as
would not take the required oath:
OFFICERs.-Captain Night Police, William
HarVer; Lieutensnt Night Police, Patrick Bran
min Captain Day Police, Daniel Mcmahon
Lieutenant Day Police, b. O'Brien.
PRITATEs John McMshony, John Hotter
man, Matthew Brophy, VIM. Cummins, John
Dolan. Michael HsllorAn, John Kenery, Patrick
n. Mahon, Michael Convey, john Calvin, John
Higgins, Mark Kelly, James Hoferman, James
Trainer, John OLOghan, Thomas Magnify, 1.
c.. Blankenship, Nicholas Glynn, Martin Rod
gers, Jamss MSher, George Grow, Nj. N. Riley,
John DnnWorth. S Crosby, J.F Capped, Pat.
Beatty, Thomas H. Convey, Phil Dsnignan, Ed.
O'MAley, Thomas DOheTty, Thomas r. DOoley,
John Belinger, Pat. Cshill, John McQuinlsn,
Michael Mahony, George Sullivan, Thomas
Condor, Pat. Manning, Michael Cronan, Thos.
Cummings, Pat. Collins, Pat. Bean, John Nc.
Donough, Thomas J. Gansey.
Manufacturing has been commenced ct the
cotton mills by MsssrE. Dan. Able & Co., and
specimens Of cotton yarn and osnAburgs are al
ready in market. The BsLlotia p~ronounees the
articles /" of = quality that will bear inspection"
Both the ArgHs and BulIstiR continue to
chronicle numerous instances of thefts, house
breAkings, and other crimes of high grades. The
morals of the city and vicinity seem to be deprs-
ciAting under the double governments to which
the people are subjected.
The seizure of property by the Federsls has
gone much farther than has been generally ex-
posed. Hundreds of individuals and families
are compelled to pay rent for their own proper
ties, and it is announced that none will be ex-
smpt except such as will take the oath"
Many msn are paying rent for the use of their
own business houses, and the intolsraut perse-
sutton is becoming daily mora stringent.
The following appears in the New York
Herald As q list Of the names Of parties who are
to leave Memphis on account Of partisan at
lacks upon steamboats,. The Bulletin repro
ducOs it and says it is correct:
Mrs. Charles Carroll, husband in toe rebel
army.
Mrs. Joseph Barbiers, husband in the rebel
army.
Mrs. J. TOrrey, husband in the rebel army.
Mrs. DR.. Doyle, eldest son in the rebel army.
Mrs. Thomas Howard, husband in the rebel
army.
Mrs. Jackson, husband in the rebel army.
Mrs. Black, son in the rebel army.
Mrs. Minis, husband in the rebel army.
L. Rsjs, son in the rebel army.
Mrs Watkins, two sons in the rebel army.
Mrs. Ben. O'Havsr, husband in the rebel
army.
Mrs. McCulloch, husband in the rebel army.
2. ?. Fraims, son-in-lsW in rebel army, and
very bitter and Troublesome.
Mrs. S. P. Bankhesd, husband in the rebel
army.
Joriah Horne, two sons in rebel army.
H d. Horton, and son son-iu-law in the rebel
army.
Mrs. Mckinney, son OF Forests staff, rebel
army,
Mrs, Aeriwsather, husband major in the rebel
army.
Mrs. Coe, son in the rebel army-very bitter
sscessiOBist.
Mrs. G. Nichols, husband ia the rebel army.
Mrs. j. P. Murphy, son and in the rebel army.
Mrs. W. Trout, husband 10 the rebel army.
Mrs. Trout, husband in the rebel army.
Mrs. Fraser Titus, husband president Vigi- !
lance COMMITTEE, and now Vt the South.
Mrs. Lsndon, son and husband in tha rebel
army.
Mrs. DR.. J. r. Chamberlin, son in the guer-
rillas.
w A. Goodwin, brother in the rebel army.
Mrs A Street., husband at the South.
Family of Judge L. V. Dixon, at home.
Mrs. Frazier, husband in the rebel army.
Mrs. Wicks, husband in the rebel army.
Mrs. SellsTs, husband in the rebel army.
Mrs. Sam. Tate, husband in the South.
Family Of s.. Curtis, son in the rebel army.
OF the old police force, one hundred in num-
Der, 6hy-siI refused to take the cath, and havs
been dismissed. All the captains and isutsn-
ants retired.