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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
IT GAVE GREAT SATISFACTION.
RECOGNITION or THE REBELS DISCUSSED
More Batteries and Ammunition Sent 10 Canada.
THE OPERATIONS OF THE PIRATE
SUETER.
She is Allowed to Enter the Port of CadiZ.

PROTEST OF THE AMERICAN CONSUL DlSREGlRDfD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
IAdverti

The highest Premium paid for AMERICAN GOLD
a .bs bsglios Office Of THOsrsOs BKoIHRRs, No Waft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

TnE Frx.LE CONFIDENCE OPrRaron.-Mrs
VIII, alias Weaver the confidence woman who
was arrested on Wednesday for robbing persons IN
variou. clearinghouse in different parts OF the city,
and who bit Detective Sloweys fingers, wac visited
by many Of her victims yesterday at Headquarters,
aud identified as the woman who wanted respectable
board, and having engaged ii, proceeded to eppro.
pirate valuables belonging to proprietors OF and
boarders in the respective places. The number OF
victims muiplief hourly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

SUDDEN DEATH % A TONES Ihisos ~ co
,ty coo,,t Wdev held an inquest az the Tombs on the
sody Of Thonr. sumner nad been found lying deed on
An, coor of h . L. sppeaTs th. deooased had fallen out
s.i ia a.. U.S. .ei, al With congestion Of the lunga he
died before .d could extended to him Dr. bont9n made
eIau inaton of tho body and on Tie bni OF
~ ts.,no,x Tho Jury rendered verdict OF Death from
OF the lnng. ee.closed by the position IN which
bo accidentally fell While sborins unost seiu cou A.
m, d,c,,,rd va, respectfully eonnecied but was very W
temperate Ia his hsbts lie had besn mcsice'"ea Jul
ulflu III. kLffg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - On "Wednesday ngh',
about 10 o'clock as the freight.and train 0
cars on the Hudson River Railroad, was proceeding
On lie way northwsrd, between Tubby Hook and
spuyten Tuyvel Greek, the axle Ct one Of the cars
broke and caused portion of the train to leave the
track. which resulted in general smashing OF three
Of the freight cars Fortunately, no one was injured
The remainder OF the train was got in order immed-
atey, and was soon Oh Its way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

YOUso MEE's DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE
Alta meeting OF tho Young Mems Democratic General oon'
itee held ii TsngAny Hall last e'enRs the following ON
elected pro ten: f. sleier Chairman Archibald
Fa!e,ton and VIM H. Mslony Secretaries The Committee
h, adjourned 10 the 7th dsy Of February 1862, at = p H.
Al T.mmspv Ii,Il TO elect permanent officers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

VESSELS SoLD.-Messrs. BGrdett, Jones, N Co
sold at auction yesterday, at tie Merchants TX
change, one-sxteenth OF the bark Isaac ~. hsnol
for s625, and Mr. Draper sold four thr'y-seeond'
the ship Liberty for 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

Mock AucTrosrrRs.-Many citizens desire 10
know whether the Legislature will not pass law
which will enable the Mayor the police, or both
TO proceed summariy with the horces OF victim
irers, better known rs mock auctloneers. TIE re-
spectability of the city certainly demands such eg
latioD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

MIsTAKE.-Tbe Fourteenth Ward Delegation
headed 3. Root, wai admitted to The Young me" Nc
publican Committee on "Wednesday night instead Of q"
being selected om each Of the cOn.ess Delegations viii
powsr TO ooos. fh, as Incorrectly reported yesterday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19
River New. ..4 s-.sa-.boa. na.iao...

The river is now stationary. On the landing,
yesterday, business was tolersbly lively. The day was
hue and partially cloudy. The arrivals were the
Aears from Napoleon which returns to-day; the Grand
Duke from New Orleans, with 2465 bbls beef; she leaves
Tor Alexsndra, on Red river, to-day; the Kentucky
from Columbus-..-The Republic left for New Orleans
with 500 bales Of cotton and so hhds Of sugar she had
50 much freight offered that she was compelled to refuse
10 receive more---.The Kanawha Velley left with a
good tripfor White River Gov. jackson II Missouri WIS
among her passenger. .. The St. Francis let for 81.
Francis river with a good trip. The Peytona leaves
for New Orleans to-dsy.-.-The New Moon starts to-day
for White River -. The Satoche arrived from Arkansas
We are without New Orleans sdviees. the mails
from that place not having reachsdu u Yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19
De ,Chanre-Ra.ipe.. Ne,r..


There was a good attendance on Change,
yesterday. The New Orleans dispatches reported the
-four market dull and no sales of moment reported.
Corn was quiet Bran was firm and in good demand
Oats unchanged. There were some transactions in wheat
at prices not made public, Sugar was dull and IN
changed, and .ome small sales In molasses at the same
rates The sales on Change yesterday morning were not
large, but were better than Monday. The sales VIII be
found in our market report Matters connected with the
war occupied 50 much Of the attention Of those present
that We have nothing Of Interest to report. We were
without cur New Orleans exchanges yesterday the mails
failed 70 bring them
Ths aggregate receipts by railroads and steamboats,
yesterday we're: $50 sacks bran, l59 sacks beans, ? bar
rels g hrkins and % kegs butter, 3 casks and 4 ierses
bacon. ESQ bales cotton, 1909 sacks corn, . boxes and 9
barrels eggs 12s sacks and 2l2 barrels -four, 2g3 hides,
$40 head hogS l57 barrels lard, Sc bundles leather. l24
kegs nails, 81 sacks eats, % sacks and 6 barrels potatoes
1s1 aerces rice, hogsbeaLs and . boxes tobacco, az
sacks wheat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19
MEenPBis aE2eal.
[FRoM OUR EVENING EDITION or YEsTERDA.
A NORTHERN ITEMS.


The Senate Of the Delaware Legislature has
followed the example OF the House, and passed
an act declaring the forfeiture Of the Lottery
privileges granted some years since to Richard
France. Of Baltimore. Dolswsre is now Tree OF
lotteries.
The only instance on record Of the expulsion
Of a United States Senator actually present st
the time Of expulsion. other than Mr.. Bright, is
the case Of John Smith, Of Ohio, expelled in
1865 for a supposed completely in Bars trea-
son. The Virginia and Missouri Senators, and
Brecknide, Of Kentucky, were indeed expelled
at this session, but they had already vacated
their seats to the rebels.
Coin is 50 scarce in Washington that q bill
has been introduced in Congress authorizing the
city government to issue small notes. not eX-
ceeding 100000, Tedeemable in United States
Treasury notes.
The New York Chamber Of COmmerce has
adopted resolutions in favor of the legal tender
clause IN the Treasury Note bill.
The Pistsburg Ps) Gazette mentions that
Assistant Secretary, Thomas A. Scott, Of the
War Department, now on a visit West, has
contracted for the sole use Of certain railroads
during a period Of six days. commencing At a
given date, fofthe transportation Of troops from
thr Potomac to Kentucky.
The New York ESsniHg Poss says: Let
tiers from our commercial agent at Hayd, state
that President GeArard viii send a white minis
Ter to Washington if Hayti is recognized, as no
eolofed man Of any standing would submit to
the inferior position he would necessarily occupy.
The Wisconsin Legislature having sut dewn
the prices for publishing tax lists and othsr legal
advertisements, propose to throw q sop TO The
printers by exempting their materials. to the
amount $1,000, frem forced sale.
The Tuscols (Iu) Shield, Of the 9th inst, men
tons "a singular and distressing accident"
which occurred on Monday. A gentleman
named Evans, coming from the post Office was
knocked down by q flying goose, and Was fret
supposed to have been killed. Up to Wednes-
day be remained iBsensible. The goose. how
ever, was instantly killed.
TIE respite Of Gordon, the slave dealer, until
the 2lss inst has thrown him and his wife into
An agony of distress. inssmuchss they hare now
no further hope Of his pardon. Mrs Gordon
viii, however, make one more desperate effort
tlis time through Mrs. Lincoln
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

NUp oE THE PoToNAc.-The Boston yogynol
says that tho chaplain Of q Massachusetts, regi
mani, now on a visit 20 thst city. AYERS that enc
81 the guns OF The Rhode Island Battery was
temporarily abandoned N front Of his tsnt just
bsSore he left, from the utter impOssibiity OF
bsuhrg it. 1t soea sunk by its own gravity
into The tenacious. elayey soil, half up 70 the
bpbs ss the wheels. And the same paper adds
We WelN somewhat ineredalous when inform
cd bv an hsser Of smother regiment that It re-
uuirsd 4 wsgoN snd four horses to draw . single
fsy for his Peoin,euz, but were prepared to be-
1--we when be sssmSdo az further that it took him
four hours 70 travel OF Erseback A letter now
before us from a pripat5 u oNe OF the regiments
ssys;
Tie mud Is over shoes, over h2ots, and in
spots over head. One esnnOt step oct Of doors
without getting daubed al over; and / never
think Of going into the tent without spending
sen minutes At the pump, washing my boots snd
psnls"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

Columbus, Georgia, unless sooner convoked BY the
President
Adopted, snd the convention adjourned
During a considerable pert Of the proceedings Of the
convention, i was very ably presided over BY Major
Oliver, Of Mississippi The President in 3 few animated
words expressed bis determination % labor FOR the csuse
Of the CONGESTION until Is next meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19
= IL So Y0rk Tri5ans sars :

A letter from Psducah states that the military
commission convened there for the trial of John
L. Shields, former proprietor Of the St. Fsncis
Hotel in that city, has concluded It's labors
though their sentence hes not vet been pub
lished. Shislds was charged with siding and
assisting the rebels by communicating mteIh
gence TO them, and furnishing t5en witb san.
plies He Is perfectly well known as a Secs
sionist. and had . rebel flag flying from his hotel
until the advent Of the Union troops there. Tho
commission convicted him. and sentenced hin
10 pay a 6ne Of $500 and be imprisoned spIin~
the continuance Of the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

TIE PINCH MURDER. X. Mahon was
yesterday ordered by the Recorder to give bail in 5000
% appear for trial FOR beng concerned in the murder Of
Hinehis on Sunday night Patrick BlahOn. his brother.
who Is charged with committing fhe murder, has not
been arrested, Maloney. charged Wild stabbing Housh,
ON the same occasion, will be brought up for trial when
the tate Of the wounded man is decided be was very
bad yesterday, aud hisrecovrry is doubtful
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

ADDRESS or Gov. JACKsON.@Gov. Jackson,
Of Missouri, delivered an animated address in the ball Of
the Chsmber Of Commerce yesterday % u large num-
Der of merchants and citizens. He poke In very anlma-
ted terms in favor Of Missouri money being taken into
general circulation. and the address was received with
much applause. A COMMITTEES Of five Ter appointed to
wait on he various banks In the city upon the EubIect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

THE MAY AvENGERs.''-A meeting of this
company was held At the Rerchanfs' Exchange last
night, DR.. P N. Dickinson In the chair The roll of the
company already embraces ~ffsy-three names, and other
recruits are, we learn, being secured, which VIII to-day
swell the number TO at least seventy-hve men-all able,
ready aud anxious to perfect their Organization aud take
the field at the earliest practicable moment. A commit.
tee, consisting Of Messrs. W. y. Brown, W. W, Joyce, J..
A Forrest Dr. II. E. Clark and n. H. Atkinson, was
appointed to visit our citizens and solicit material sid for
the equipment OF the eompsny. Tbs Avengers" ad-
journed. sfter q brief and patriotic speech from the Chair
man. DIR. Dickinson, until } o'clock this evening, when
they will meet II the Adams Block for drill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

RELIEF or SOLDIERS FAMIIEs.-The citi-
zsns who have subscribed 10 the fund Of the association
for the relief Of fsmiIies Of soldiers, are requested to
meet tomousw ct - o'clock. the hour Of closing
change, In the hall CT the Chamber Of Commerce, when
a board Of directs rs and managers will be chosen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

SOMETHING ExrRA.-A fine piano, an ele-
CANT wardrobe, marble-top dressing bureau, several
sets Of chairs Of the best quality. q case Of shoes one
Of hats- surgical instruments, a patent straw cutter. two
Brussels carpets, : superior wire safe, . lot Of new
mattresses, 8 hand organ, a cooking stove, furniture and
pipe complete, one dozen wood and coal parlOr stoves,
one extension dining and several folding tables, wash
stands and s great varsity Of other goods VII be sold at
auction this morning, by Gilbert & Co, Second street,
corner Of Madison
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

TIRenA-This State is called upon by the
ConfsdsrstS government for 5000 men, It is
estimated azt about ball this number will be
furnished BY reenlistment Of tae tEeive months
volunteers, and also believed that there viii be
no dlhcuty in klHeg the reouisiaon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19
&C .sFlNsa,r Hea,ssal.
Hsa0agAEIEEs QEEsIos A0.EqAL

kEaPHIs, Tenn, Janusry q. l562
Those PERSONS through the country dsSiTOus Of max
Ing eoztrlbuaoas Of sny kind for the eonfoTt Of ths
.ek and wounded Al this post, vii hVs Tho sans e.
rsc,ed 70 ns. We sre anxious . rsreive tAese dOAa,
t,os.. and yssa recelYed, sbeJ vii be properly %
tuezlssred and dlsfibuied 10 the Different Hospitals
G. s.. MASTN, q s. a,
sargson ef tbs Posi- and Inspset9r q Hospitals.
ls3i Es9l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

e The New York Conmenciai Advertiser
Esy. that a bill IS pending before the Legislature
OF that Slate apprOPriating one miIioa dollars
Tor abe defense OF the harbor Of New York, and
the sauts paper adds So far as the lakes are
concerned, those who know the character Of the
marine Of those seas say that defense win be
made easy. The one side Of the lake is thronged
with men, and while there are no haTboTs on all
those coasts comparable 10 CobuTg and Nhitby,
and others Of Csuadian construction, the ener-
qe;iS sailors are on our side.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

E~The Chicago T1brns charges upon the
nutboris Of Sc own correspondent. that 8 large
number Of the members OF the Illinois State
convention now In session al Springfield, are not
q be relied ~upon-tbat they are knights Of
the Golden Circle, and members Of mutual pro-
teeton eocietes-both secession societies Of the
West snd most dangerous kind" The TIbaSs
locates The members ia q Egypt" and evidently
believes the charge, for IL Sdds:
This il : thing that should engage the stsen-
sioD NJ he u. S. marshal for the southern dis
fdc4 II he can ascertain that there are such
V5,lsins In the eonVeation, it fs his duty 10 the
~,yrrpment % arrest them and convey them %
Pert Lafayette. Loyal Illinois viii tolerate no
such characters or her soil, known to Be such.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

TARPAULNsi TARPAULIEs With the vast
amount Of ~perishable commodity lying about The city and
the certainty ahead sf Pleaty Of rainy weather, tarPau-
Inns bavs become Of prime necessity they can be had
70 lsrrs supply at 5. Brooks Water street. Re4t door
% the Ice house nEim-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

ATTENTION The following gentlemen, com
posing Capt Hays company, and all who may wish to
join, are ordered to meet promptly this day, at 3 o'clock
?, NJ, at their room, In Bradley Block, FOR tie election Of
colonel Of The regiment they have attached themselves %;
Capt K. J. Hays, Lieut.. ". Sneed, Lieut.. W F. Boyle,
SH- Amis, B. W. Andrews, John Ainslie, J. Armed e.
2. Ashbrook, w. A Bryan, job Bledsoe, i. Bingham,
r n. Backmore, A. Barnett, k. A. Burton, James l.
browning, c. G. Buck, d. R Cook. p. NJ. Cash, b. ".
Coleman, N. Cohen, Morris Caro-, Byrd Coleman, II. j.
Cochran, Patrick Duffy, J. S. Drake, r. NJ Drake, J. T.
Finn, jEs d. b Foster, C. W. Goyer, Jno. ". could, T.
Goldsmith, c. T.. GeOghegan, II. Z. Garth, ?. H. Hela-
rich n. =. Hughes, A. l. Harris. }. J. Hooks, d jaime
son, Us. johnson, Thee. Kelsey, Thomas KHAN, Wu.
J. Keen, J. Logan, T. B. 1iyerly. Ben. Mag, w. A. Mel
son, &. A. Marley, J. W. MCGOWAN, NJ J. Mason, J. j.
Martin. W. K Meeker, John Martin, jE, S. A. Norton,
Samuel X Neil, J. G. Power. 7. W. Potter, S. p. Read
E. Shioss, Daniel Shloss. W. W. ShOuse, r b. Spilman,
". S. S~OuthwOrth, 1T. Taylor, T. J. Tunage, J. +.
Thomas, y J. White, r.. n Wright, A J. Wait, W. C..
Wnllsfns, VIM. Walker, ST. BY order Of the eaptaiH.
LIEuI- II q W.T. AcLinrn s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

The NEW GEORGIA LEyIEs.-Tbe twelyereg-
imsuts called for by the Governor win be put
into camps Of instruction at three points in the
aStste First, Camp Mcdonald, near Marietta +;
Clamp Stephens, near Grim, aad Camp Davis,
&C ihe Central railroad. thirty miles from sa-
venrSh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

~ & Hhtteras correspondent Of the Boston
Journal says the Provisional Governor" Of
North Carolina, oficiatss as Clergyman 81 that
place in a one4tory, Hnpainted, diiaPidatsd
church, without paws. He occupies a square
box FOX a pulpit, but be viii be in s worse box
one Of these days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

COUNTY TRUSrEE-It will be seen BY refer
enee to the card OF ". 7. Beaves, Esq, that he has
from the canvass for County Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

" The Atlanta ~co.edreey, Of the 18th.
says hat Tires trains had left that city for the
purpose Of bringing government stores from
Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

MEMPHIS GUARD.-You are hereby ordered
70 assemble at your drill room, IN the Gayoss Hal, this
evening at half past two O'Clock precisely. An election
for colonel VIII be held, and 1t is expected t~hateysry man
VII be present In accordance with the vote Of the
meeting Of citizens, the name Of svory absentee will b
reported. JNO. b. WELD, Captain.
sfDNRY TOvFs n :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

ACALL-In smother column win be found a
call 70 his command from capt Mag, and also to al the
French citizens Of this city and vicinity. We hop thaF
all sE whom this call Is Intended VIII ia the present.
ssergeuey II the country, respond a. unAuinopsly 81
possible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19
= - 20 ~ 800, 81 .rl,,i..tppl.

Having announced myself a. a candidate for the oAdcs
O. Maior-General, It Is proper 70 state that TIE Necessity
which confines me to tie dud-- of the Ordnance Depart
msnt in Jackson, and the brief SEne which wiz proceeds
the election makes K impossible fr NE 70 canvass ts
State. Iwss educated for the army az West Point Eas
a captain Of raemsu beors I was nineteen yeas ssd.
served Texas as an Ofieer during her struggle for nds
-pendsnce; commanded the Burt Rifles IN the battle d
Manassas and was recommended BY Gen Bsauresari
tor my services on thas bloody dsIt You WI doubtless
regard the mention made Of my conduct IN he RpOr z
hat 1~luSttous general a a sufficient endorsements Of y
W~orthiness to receive he honor 1 ask from you e -
elect me your leader ] promise that you and yOur "a
dren. and the State sor who's Independence Asve all
Gated nay all, shall never Be ashamed Of your ehohre.
= FoETAIFE. .
feII-lw Colonel Of Ordnance, b.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

Y The members of Capt J. J Worsham's
company are ordered, and Others W shiNg to unite them
selves with the same, will meet at Dr. DieklasOns office
IA the Webster Block, on Main street on tomorrow, to
vote for colonel and to transact Otherinportaut business
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19
FROM '~ensaeoIa,

CousspoBdeues o. the smbu san
PENSACOLA, FebTtry 1i-For some weeks
psst we have been gjoying summeY westher
with les changes, TsinRd clear. This morning.
Que Of the heaviest fists I have ever witnessed
was visible on moth, earth, and verdure snd
spring plants bow the heads in m%ournful obei-
sbnee.
There has been sos excitement here for the
past few days, bssedupon the suspicion that
Buffers feet was inuded for this place. We
are on the alert. The are but one frigate, q
bark, aBk a sChooneoutside, at present, aud
6iey hsve been here E some time.
Two or thrse men, wo hail from Massachusetts,
or some such northerrOcality, belonging to the
Louisiana infantry, derted 8 mght or tgo past
and went to Pickens.
Everything is goinon smoothly here. Our
new gunboafs are processing rapidly toward be-
ing completed, and aTawsiting their machinery
from Columbus.
Gen. Bragg is nOS Mobile, and Gen Sam.
Jones, 8 fne officer, b command here,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

RECORDER's COURT.-The city was quiet on
Monday night, and the Recorders docket had no case Of
special interest. Two of the defendants were fined FOR
being guilty OF contempt Of court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

T Our Information is that Gen. Johnston
viii not make a stand at Nashville, but viii fall
back with bis whole foree towards Murheesboro,
thirty miles distant, and probably even further
A portion Of his army has already reached the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

SIXTH WARD-The Sixth ward military com
Pany viii meet this evening at3oelock, at The old church,
o. Mulberry street, to complete their company orgRsiza-
ton, aud cast their vote for colonel. All arr requested TO
attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

- Telegraph communication stHl exists be
tween this city and Nashville. General b.
ELL, who was within thirty-fve naiIes Of the
city yesterday with & column OF fifty or sixty
thousand men, win probably be able to reach
ahsre tonight or tomorrow if uuresisted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

VOLUNTEERS o THE WAR Persons de-
string 70 volunteer for the war can join a good eompa-
nySy leaving their names at W. B. lillers store with
E.. ESsLEY, JR,
q Or J. Z. HEATH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-19

ATTENTION, FRENCHMEN.-All Frenchmen
10 Memphis and vicinity are respectfully requested to
meet at GsyOso Hall, Main street, tonight at hslfpast
seven o'clock, 70 take into consideration the best means
for the defense Of their hoses and aresides Let every
Frenchmaa come LAMBERT MAY.