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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
YANKEE TRADERS IN NASHVILLE

YANKEE TRADERS IN NASHVILLE,
We learn that large stocks Of goods were sent
to Nashville by northern merchants, who want
to do little trading while the army does the
fighting A telegram in the St Louis Bepu5ii-
can trom Cairo March l4th, says
The G. W Graham has just arrived from
Nashville. Everything is quiet there.
The traders that went there are rather diSap-
pointed, as the citizens have nothing but Ten
nessee and Georgia money to buy goods with,
which they Of course refuse to take.
dispatch to the associated press, North, Of
the same date, says
The steamer Graham returned this afternoon
from Nashville. Very few, if any, Of the St
Louis merchants who went on her TO Nashville,
were satisfied with the result Some of them
sold their goods at q sacrifice, so as 70 return on
the same boat while others unwilinEly re-
manned, In order, If possible, 10 effect sales st
better prices. Specie and bills Of the banks IN
loyal States are scarce, but nearly every sheE
keeper is getting daily an amount OF Um'9-
States Treasury notes which they are already
eager to secure. Anxious inquiries were made
fer cotton tuTpentine TOsin, etc, for which spe-
Gle would have been given, but nothing of the
kind could be had except about two hundred
bales Of cotton which a resident OF Nashville
shipped on bis own account per steamer Madi-
son Southern bank bills, especially those Of
Tennessee We're abundant, but the people of
Nashville are being rapidly convinced OF the
worthIessness of that paper
Some Of the merchants have ordered goods
from Louisville Cincinnati, and probably other
cities The steamer Graham brought back q
portion of the goods she took to Nashville. She
left the Lacrosse At Psducah, bound 10 Nash
vile. with a similar cargo. The Adriatic, the
first arrival at Nashville with goods from ST.
Louis is due on her return tnp, and is probably
bringing back portion Of her cargo.
The currency is not the enly, or even the
chief difficulty encountered by the traders.
Our information is, that the people Of Nash
vile Toundly refused to buy the wares Of their
would-be masters, and that many Of the goods
had been reshipped to the North.
The people of the United States viii discover
some of these days, that the southern people
cannot be bought with mess of pottage.
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SEQ REWARD.
Special Notice.


OFFICE or COUNTY JUDGE
MEMPHIS. March 18th, Sc.
TS persuau-e &C On o-5er IRON HI Exes.Isney Gov.
-rr e. dated Mr-h - Is5- s,6sI o cal. iuto ef
fest al Ats q the Gen Assembly % .Lis SLale
p-3ss1 the 18th ds5 of 1aIch 1852 emit An Act
% amend Act % RAISE organize ani i.i q preyis
iru1l force, ard fp5 other purposes -e appoint
the foovs1E per-en, i- tie Civil t4tt. c. 4 shelby
county ana I'm the respective Wards OF ths city o.
Dis're: No - 4 Crsnshav.
D.tric No . IA. d Hantsr
DIS .Fci $40. 80 Il. Persons
District no. 4 ~ l. Gies.
District NJ D. L. Stewart.
= strict -o T.--9 ~. Crouch
D.,rcL no 5-fa. William
District 40 An J. gu.uer
Dis r.c- EI io--d. Iby.
Dit.i-t $50. li--H. j.. Mas :
Dis rlc- No L. I'll H I5.rb. zlf
District s.. Ia--F. G. Sies-nsor.
Iic- no l5.-W. O.. LsnrEs e..
District ,5o 10 -C. L. By0As
District SO lf.-Jsmes RnArk.
Aud fer the wards IN 5hs cty of MeuIpd n follow
iI persons ,ra appointed to-gyit:
FIRST M4-d-J i'm y. Creighton.
Second IS ard-S T Morzza
third Wari-o K Klrtrachi
F0lr.h Wa-G-I. p av1ett
Fifth Wart-E m. rby.
sixth Wa dc 81 Fsrl.cr
Sevta-h WarI-H a.. d nr
sislth Waid-H. YJLliutne
The above nam agents vvili proceed iuusdla siy Z,
asce.tsin ,l names # every abe boiled white NAL
citi1eu ala tahabaut wihiu thar resgeeiI limits
and maze eIrCulsut Of tnoiu between the ages Of Ii
ana a years. aud between IS end IS years and make
RETURN thereof 90 ths A5jutas General OF TINS state
aecorung 10 ths firm Acri5s in General Order no
oil tha ~ ecifive OF this STATE.
Aous Of be a1eve snrd persons are az liberty 20 rs
fEse heir appoint neu-s but are required by dis
Charge their duties thf;ly ami imme atsly, unie
p--s.ty OF i've 1undrsd dolar4 fns gUd one year i'm
pr.soum-Ht
no half ~ ay ent.1u TO tis order VIII be tolerated
11f -u lrcellie enrolment aud OF al who are
s.1ec- IS required y as-nt % .vs appointed Is an
5hor.zei TO Judge Of e,--f exsr1rfs88t r-l sl mr.
Tense hlvsr AL such Dc u r-f-rrrd by she aeI afore
said 90 Ils Governor OF ths S1ate.
JOHN w. A. PETIT.
NM 1. L-n--- v I-lr.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 5.
RS 2SD GRAND DIVISION
AMY or TdB MISSISSIPPI

BEADQUART RS 2SD GRAND DrvISOE-1
AMY OF ItIB MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON Tenn, ffsrch 9th 1902
OFFICERS a 90 soldiers travelling an Ter orderx
AID Oh leave or fur.ouEh ars required On their ar
r. ri at uiitary station report i'm mediate y 10 10,
coaauAnd-ug cti-7r- . hose not complying with III
rsg1'auon u1 al who lay bs ouud IN or bout to- a,
aid camps without proper written authority will D,
promptly arrested gnd turned over % the guards o.
regular tratas t'- ira operation 20 tleir stations
F.ooer s1are VIII b. crtsi'Cd by commanders for ID,
sihcisu. exc uti.1 af .his order
II no leaves o. absence or furoughs, except on sur
seols G. incafe setting 20. u necessity t0r ea7rre
-9e1'i Tll 91 granted s1T raed these Fiaad
41srtac- 81 such 1s have be grGa s,-e rec Led
-rd rites are raqalr- renfn the rs.l est i've
s4ii71s la1 dsiei =. D. consider desc t,rs
Ill n oa'reI'- wife family will be permitted 20 re
To -l " it1 tae troops the teld and officer viii
u1de eLy clr"umst inces be allowed absent himself
at night rom Bis proper t.tio D..
~ CO.. maDd OF M.j0r General BRAGG
GEO. @. q AMER,
urn93 l~ Assiss.rf aisfau+ Hlre-stl
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE BATTLE IN VIRGINIA
The Faderals Repulsed
Heavy Loss Of the Enemy

Special 90 tha Memphis ApP-aLl
RICHMOND. February 25.-Gen. jackson was engaged
by the enemy, whose fJsce was eighteen thousand
strong a Earsoas Mills i've miles this side of Wincles
ter, on Sunday afternoon
A dispatch has just been received at The War Depart
Iaeut tais city. from Gen Joseph E Johnston, which
saer that tbs Fedorsls repulsed with great loss
Gen JAG held the deld, having lost two hundred
silled sud wounded
He feu back the same evening, under cover OF the
night TO Cedsr Greek
J4essons force did not exceed SIX thousand.
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b. WADE y co.
NOTICE.

HUMdOLDF, TENN,
MARCH 10. Ies3
rT1uE uuders goed hAvs each been authorsed By Ia
/ 8. .cretsry OF War TO raise a
Regiment of Infantry for the Wsr
The tbras reg sn-s wbsn raised and ors arizsd VII
be lned with the bsst snt united in the SAINT
bngafe. Pc s1Es having companies which they nsJ
20 bring into either Of these regiments win
port either Of the undersigned at this plsce untl
tur hol notice
ANY communication 90 eth r Of us VIII be Forwarded
6 placed in The hands of TitEs Esq. Of Memphis.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
6r Col UOmmandirg Sr. Regim mt Tenn Vcis
JAMES IA. EDMOaD8CN,
Cslt Commanding CO. b.. l54 81 Reg. Q v
Ms M MaGEVEET, ia,
Capt Cammaudiug Co O.. i54th ST. Rsg T. "
uhl2 .u AvslsIehs ccpF
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A GREAT SALE.-On last Friday the sale of
the unclaimed freight from the Express office
attracted a large crowd of bidders Goods ruled
high. The crowd went IL blind Some made
happy" bargains, but the rest didn't One
bought the Colonial History Of Massachusetts,, in
siT volumes, SS-worth SIS. Another, for S25.
became the possessoT Of ten gallons of COpaI
NaTuish--worih $50 Another gave $40 for an
empty bCy. One gave s. for @ bundle of news
papers. One bought an empty baBdb0x for s..
One individual became the owner Of few
samples Of wool Tor 81 so, and another some
cotton samples, for $3.50. We learn that two
men have since entered juso q copartpership in
practice OF Notwithstanding found among their
purchases a large quantity Of valuable to the
afflicted medicius-but whether they have re-
ceived many calls we 10 rot know.
The local became the happy possess0r Of
" Alad3in's Lamp" for S2lJ--i e., four bottles
Of '' Iudian JouiC certain caIe for Fever and
Ague," compounded OF cherry bark and sherry
wine, and iuyoiced at s. per bottle aad half a
bUsbel of by ydrauhe Caseluated and bOmb-nrooi
Ilno5s cotton ssed-wor,h in 1853 about 50 a
peck. The sale afforded much anusem=ut 90
the Dys,auders The man who got the Essen
iisl OH" and " $4,000 in cash, kept it 20 him
self, AID the man " h0 paid s. for gentleman s
ambrotype, exhibited his purchase at ten cents a
sight. One Of our merchants procured q ne,
supply Of T6s-6einE free i1aH, he thought
that he was entitled TO navs a uav supply. Bul
amidst the hiiariJy we regret TO say that lac,
lhe Ggc6CueeT, was all the time crgiug-off his
g0ods.-NGooE 5sisg5aPh
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THE NAVAL BAITLE.-From a Fortress Mon
roe dispatch to the North, Of March Il, We get
tie following:
All the papers of the frigate Cumberland hav
ing gone down with her. 1t is impossible to OBJ
tain a-list Of the killed and missing. The latest
and most correct account Is one hundred and six
teen, and 1t will probably be reduced TO one
hundred. Probably it viii if Federal lying
can do the business
The writer gives meRgre list Of the killed,
wounded and missing on board the Congress,
which is so maniisstly imperfect that VIC make
no copy Of If. Another account informs US that
several thousand dollars in gold were lost with
the destroyed ships
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a GOOD BARGAIN!

l7.N be bad 10 the purchase cf my pr5mi.s 4. -,
- on h5 t1rrl an own plank rOsd is-s than ( ~
la't @ m fro he Corplf Luits OF the 4 itil
city Of Memphis Thee s's TWO tens1nents la ~
Ens water a1th vel ara cstern. TIE premises hi.
p-oI srty viii be uarse until the Isl Of April next
eos terms p y to Hie, 70 W. q. MeCurs cas hiei
Bank Of Memphis
Uh2'S JOHN r sULs
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Special Dispatch TO the Memphis Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-The Confederate
steamer Vanderbilt has foundsrd at sea between Havana
and this city or some other southern port She had
many Passengers and valuable cargo.
On the 25th inst, Capt. Smith, i've Of the crew and
ght passengers arrived safely the Florida coast
Another boat with seventeen had not been heard
FROM D.
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STOE,ES!

\ Saturday mig 3, M.rel s3d 1872 soa a.,
\ The residence Of Mrs. Huaiev. rear rus -
geon RoOst road. three u-I-s f-cr1 ID rrrsf- -
lrk sorrel HORSE, about =u seais @ d has a 81
OF on hLs forehead. ant q y hi-s ri1z around bis
hiud foot PAGES aud cares is hesd hizh-1o-h kz
q tile sprung sad is about Ste CD hslcs high A
stolen 81 the same time an ulI Am sriesn ~zdIls.
A proper reward viii be gwen for the recovery Of
h1T SDd aso for the G. so ion o. The ta.sE zg|
20 JAMES u. LIrIL- FIELD.
h2lAf- ~ ~. Z
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--!-.ia- VrRGISIA--Tlie Richmond Dtsg4iei Of
the 20th says Private information from Nor
folk assures US that the Ajax of the Roads VIII
NOS be long idle, and that when she makes her
second excursion it viii fall with crushing effect
upon the old hulks of the Federal navy. Since
her gallant exploits OF the sth and Och, the peO-
pie Of Norfolk breathe freeT, and less danger is
apprehended Of a visit from Burnside.
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We have information that Paducah is now uu-
der the government Of the city authOrities-rhe
military officers having surrendered the rule
they have so long exercised. The Federal force
in the city and vicinity is only eight hundred
Those of tho citizens who return to their homes
are required to take the oath Of allegiance to the
Federal government
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We have two reports from the recent battle in
The valley Of TirEinia. That Of cur regular cor
respondent z. IL n1u be seen, founded upon on
cisl intelligence received at tho War Depart
ment from Gen. JoHSsroN. and is favorable
Teaily indicating g victory for the Confederate
arms
The rerost Of Gen. Jackson WIS a move which
was the necessary Iesult Of the evacuation Of
4ianassas. oad bad been ordered some dayU pre-
riaus
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COAST OPERATIONs.-The Richmond Erau-
irs, .ss,s-

COAST OPERATIoNs.-The Richmond Eram-
iner says:
Ship Island has proved graveyard to the ca
emv, even in midwinter The first army which
they landed there was half destroyed by disease;
the second Is sharing the same fate. The egui-
noctal storm which is now upon Us viii be over
in few days, and then VIII commence all along
our southern seaboard the Joint reign ef m1squi-
toes and malaria. The enemy will fail to get in
to the inteTier, and will be compelled to remove
their forces to higher lsttudas. We have seen
their last naval expedition for the present season
No other viii be sent out; and those already on
the coast must, In q few weeks, beat a retreat
There viii, therefore, be a great concentration
of their armies, aud consequently of our own,
In Virginia during the summer The greatest
battles ever fought on the American continent,
aud as great as ever occurred on the globe, "5Il
be fought on the plains Of Piedmont, Virginia,
during the campaign nov opened. We are on
the Threshold Of great events and cur people
viii bear themselves in a manner worthy of the
cause AM the crisis.
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EVACUATION OF WINCHESTER The Stauu-
Ton Spectator Of the 18th states that on Tuesday
evening last, being about TO be attacked by
5000 Of the enemy. General Jackson. with his
small force Of only 5000, fell back from Winches-
ter and stayed that night about four miles from
That town. On Wednesday morning 50U0 Of the
enemy took possession Of Winchester On the
afternoon OF Wednesday, Gen. Shields column
advanced toward Nswtown, but were met and
driven into Winchester by Col. Ashby's COM
maud
Before eyacuating Winchester Gen. Jackson
succeeded in removing al bis stores, baggage
etc, so that not a dollars worth OF public prop
elty tell into the haads Of The enemy.
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GENERAL ORUTRS No- s.

EXECUTIVE HEAnCrAFTEas A..
MEMPHIS Tenn 81 --h a b. l-Gz
order % org u1e he RasHrv4 'tlifary cdFss OF .
STA O. IeIuift by 1f rlra General Assem-.
passed Ma CD 18th, ir61 tine 90 l75r orders ar rfv
J. The Judges nd Chairman at r1- County Cou
vii appoint compereur p~r-ou BE- -zCl civil dlsfr
ward and t3FD within tter -e-r i've COUNTIES y b.
dufy 10 shal be 10 take and M .sa enrichment Of
abls-boded mae citizens ard iuasbIssurs OF -sid -
trict ward snd town. between the aE-ro q e-u---n
nuy-ive and make return IN rect -a toe 10. ant-s
erzl Of the Stsfe acc1rd1E 90 tbs form har-a slH4..
The i1dgss sld cbairmeu Of tts var oIs co ny cor
viii Immediately make t1eir sp3r.nr=a 9 ses o.
the agent sH or ct once upon lae dslrrss OF their
teB.
IL Upon % r= .ura Of sa-oilr-1. trsm .7ent-s
order Of - 90. g'an vil issle-bot u-tI -uch o-ys
zstion is lSi tsd- the ora=-- ct The lelusGrl=r.
Chief VIII be ed thsoUge tie -il~-rs c,Elu-7.i.
the Mill. A.
III. The sttsnt. of captains cIplwaDdng y -s7gs
co1pauies who nave her t-t1-e,5. who ma, usrssfl
volunteer into lie CJl seera.s s-ET e is ca ed %
following sectIoos of sai1 Acr. slz
sec :. BE it further euactad. Tia -hs usres a.
" mIs rolls Of the -s G -er Companies fro
% tbis State. who bgve or nav laJsas-sr volunteer
the Confederate service during r-s var shan be fc
ever preserved IN he a-chlF-- -t fle sta-e thI
" Of the volunteer corps Of f1= -l- r S0utrelu IND
PeDdence
See 3 Be It further e8sctes rt.r il 7-ier q, er-
cat the prov s0ns of sscti0a OF .Hi- Acs it sha
" the CurY Of the captain % ll .a s5 rl f.-uf-1
minute r1ti Of their campales t0 -te ad.ufaut Gre
eral Of the stat, who's du 30 ,lz BE- y transcrl
" the same in q we'll bound book
The Minute r0ii o. COMPANY l. gIs t1at vii sl0
the names Of al who sr5 row or have been uslbsss
tn company
The obj=ct 0f sad act en- only be recu-cd By cs
sana Of volunteer c1mpsnes a. once fIgsrduz 90 n
Adutant Genera. Of tie Stsss sven s5I, which the
are hereby ordered 20 d..
By command Of fSEAN O. HARRIS
Comm 7udsr TO- Chief
". C. wHlrrHoRvE Age'satGsae-sL
Tx REsEkvE MILITARY roses OF rgsyEzss- ~
rHE - DISTRICT uE - COUNTY
Mares of thos3 who har= .ua- OF tho. who h.v
not served a tour cf d1 nos ---sld O t1-r- ~ ~,
bowen taa ages Of T.. l.r-z-u tas qra4 5F .
and IS art.
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FOR SALE!

TT'Hs STORE HOUSE AID LOT, on tbs erSys-
4 ives. side Of Main street second door uurth tsss
o. ui1u street f&HG
Ts uls cash. in goli or Confederate money s4sssa
Apply 10 n. r. sLED8E
Como Miss
Or ta II. Lane g. Co. No Union street
S-i' 2 sold so u, is VIII be Tor rent.
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CONFEDERsTE MONEY WANTEp


A no So snd LOT on Bchols stree- f y ssle iol
a Cort.dsrlte Ir5ls-r7 N55es Call on
mh26 lw- WARD 4 MCC ~ AND.
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one OF THE SAD EFFECTS OF WAR-We
hear of many large farmers in the upper country
who have left their beautiful estates and with
the negroes have gone farther into the interior.
Fsuiliss from Loudon, Fauquier. aud Culpep-
DER. have been impaled 10 these hasty retreats
from hearthstoues dear 10 them and their little
ones, by the near approach Of tbs ruthless in
Yadsr- Richmond ifhtg
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a NEW REGnB1E17F

CONFEDERATS SIA res or A1IEErCA-1
WAR Dr.l.ai-I Mont
Mailer J. O. CoLE,
2lst Tennessee Regiment,
- ih-s You are aHthortzsd 90 enisE volrnfesrT an -
- muster into service companies for fh-sa vssrs a.
the ysT TO be organised as noon as sufeleut aus Der
Of companies are nstered Into regiment q Inisntrv
slsctiBg feid oafcers
ResPseJflliy J. p BENIkBgrg
Secrgtasy Of War
Asrs cable &c the above order ] hereby suthorirs
Capt S II Sho 4, whose hcadqgsr en- viii BE- at -
-, Memphis aud Citptzil J. y. Layton Of the Piss
renne-see gnsnr % muster into service sf u.-tis
who desire to join my rsRimant
Captains Of eompsnes who have O. gsuzed flr ghree
years or the war report oy et=- % 10 psrso
a. Unicn City or to ei1ler 0f he ahsse named ens-
men.
bounty Of FIFTT U5LLsRs vii be paid sssb r.
cfuit iIito service.
Clothing sni arms flrni ,ha lrus stf-y
upon aufsricg asrtiC7
soiders who hare s-rvod oHs term ,7il bs ue,s1tss
Tor tTo years aad VIII receive tae sa.e bounty .-,l
these who Hsve not eesg sted tter terais ot sris-
b sppil0ston abovs- D. o. COLE
mhl42H" MAJOR 2ist Tsn1. Ys1ntsefs.
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A NEW ARTICLE or WAR.-The northern
papers say that the following new article of war
has passed Congress, and viii be Immediately
promulgated for the government of the United
States army. It will be seen that this is DO less
than an open declaration that slavery is 10 be
abolished since, as the lines Of the enemy en-
croach upon our territory, the slaves within them
are 10 be set free. The article is as follows
All officers ia the military or naval service Of
the United States are prohibited from employing
any Of the forces under their respective com
mands, for the purpose Of returning fugitivez
from service or labor, who may have escaped
from any persons to whom such service or labor
is claimed TO be due, and any officer who shall
be found guilty by court martial Of violating this
article, shall be dismissed from the service
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= The Confederate court has been cLaDgel
from Pontotoe TO Holly Spsmgs, snd the future
terms fog tbs northern division of the State Of
EississiPPi VIII be held q; that place.
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E5 We have seen private letters from Nash
vile, Tennessee. which say that the Yankees
have lost over four hundred men since their
occupation Of that city. The picket duty Of
the enemy is done by brigades every straggler
is taken of. Ii is said thst but few stores are
kept open in the city, and that scarcely any one
Is 70 be seen on the streets. But two Union
hsgs were hoisted by citizens and the letters
OF the Nashville patriots say that these were
pulled down by little boys"
General McCook sent his card 10 Miss -
asking 20 renew q former Acquaintance The
reply Of the lady was, That she could recog-
nize 10 invader Of her State even IS an scquain-
tance" These exhibitions of patriotism aud ire
oa the part Of the people Of Nashville are very
delightful. but rather late in ths day for any
practical good.-RschmoHd EZaaissr
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO
Railroad

(tHANGE or SCHEDULE -0us ossl- 1a-ssrr-v
~ tssn vii, on sd Alier MOt"sY. Aisrcn 2sia.
ieAYe the Depot ot this Company -l- hesd Of aEsn
street.
MAIL AND ACCOd2QD tTrON
lie ssvss Memphis daily (oxcert sunsay) re- Huub~tst
~ r. arrives GI &eI,phis st 81 10 A y
Trans st O. Humboldt viii r-tn oafv Il the .-fsfy
OF t-sins Vii permit
For al information spp e ths TI,tet OBco, Ia the
Depot, st the nsad OF Aaia s-rsot
SAIL JONES
mnSi frfuarai -rlra-f-frfFaue
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CONFEDERATE STATES AR5IORY.-tCr sew
eTal days the psnic-makers have bsen active in
the eudeavor 10 create the impression that the
government contemplated the removal of this
establishment from Richmond 10 some point
deemed more secure from the Yankee advanse,
and as shsw Of foundation for this absurd
rumor, it is stated that the efficient sUperinten-
dent of the armory has been absent for some
weeks, with a view TO select more SCENE loca-
tion. We have it from good authority, that no
such removal is thought Of, and that the absence
of the superintendent has reference alone 10
business connected with the operations Of the
armoTy at this point. The armory is now iR et
feetive blast, and is turning out rapidly most
excellent and efficient -Richm0Hd Eng.
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WANTED.

HILIPS COUNTY LEVY BONDg. We
some gnod city pro-erfy 20 e1chaure p b
B, some good improved rr1pe ior SAFE ia Cor
Bonds, which We " q e. % Ba-4si1.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

WE have lev CAVALRY snd LyEAL
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
FRENCH EATIYG5 M0Tl

HE undersigned informs his srds ard he
generally th4t be has opsnef EATING no
p BE- French style, on Sue bysl ~. q feT 611rs
9ayoe0 street. Meals az al b Ira
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

~ We have good news from Mississippi
The Plsntes are piiag up their cotton and get
ting it ready D. tie faggot the moment the enc
my advances They aIs also sending their ser
wants up the river to eork OF the forti6cations !;
and tasy cay they sn ready to make any sacri-
6Cs the government may require.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
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