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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02


Grew AEEi11NE or TENNESSEE E1LUE-
TEERs-CoL J.M CREW informs us tlas he
only needs one more company to Ell cut his
regiment, which is connected With Gen. BsEcK-
EEDGgs brigade. Any organized company
VIII be received by hin for twelve months or
tie war, and arms o. furnished them immod-
ately on being mustered into service. He is in
tie city a present, and can hereafter be addressed
al Huntsville, Ala.
MoBLE-Tse Register SAYS that thanks to
tie energy, Judgment and sklIof Gen. Bragg,
the dslusss OF Mobile are now in such a con-
dition as To defy tie attacks Of the enemy by
any force tlat ne viii be apt to marshal against
it, sud that it is BY no me likely that he pee
PIE ihal destroy sheir own homes and property
before the ssgsci3us and prudent general ia
command shat advise OF request tie sacrifice.
FROM CEDAR kEYs-Tae Gainesville lFqs1
Cotton STATES says tie Yankees are permanently
localed al Sea HOSE Key, and are stl mounting
guns there. We are still in possession Of Cedar
key and Way Key. The Siats is of opinion
sast the Yankees intend to invade the State. and
possible Get possession Of the Florida railroad.
y The Richmond correspondents of the
Charleston Mercury says Floyd is talked Of as
lie successor Of Benjamin, and Lieut. Marry Of
Malory. I doubt if the President makes any
chang ia bis Cabinet
A REPORTED skIasusH-A gentleman who
crossed from Mssoui 10 Hickman, reported
taat on Thursday last, Gen. Thompson had al
beke3 ihe anemy's pickets fouF miles below
s.oH and drove them in Firing had been
hsarl "a taa; direction at Hickman.
AN'THgR flEar-The Cincinnati Conner
c9t Of Gle 2ssh ult, says; All the steamers
a the LEWIS leh for TIE seat Of war last Diobt
9y OF se miaa-y authorities. A Dumbsr
O. ala-1o.N 1anels from other points have
also been ls- - the same service"
sasHeASr- pasal la.s8 he 22i. from
Care. says: "C ioa> Of ragrs,.s ~.
here ere onsrea 10 rePoN concerning the eaf-
cssey of their conmaads a.ssHs.eIv b, ba.9-
quarters The indications are ost q o-~ar5
movement viii sooa be made.'
EA dispatch rom Indianapolis tbst
1900 Fort Donelson prisoners arrived as tbatooy
on the 22d, and 1890 more were expected on Ii,
sd Gen. Bucknar and stat were alsoeu rout,
for the same place. A dispsteh from Chieag,
sa3s chat TIE nuuaer Ia that city is 600.
large sla-a Of tie government stores 8
Ne hv1ie were lunsf-rod 20 less exposed points
before he occupation o. Aa city BY the enemy
10000 pounds Of bacon arrived at Atlanta on
the 2ata, and other stores were on the way.
- a dsp-5h 10 sac Cincinnati CorRsraia
from Csiro says that the loss Of tie Sist Illinois
he bats Of Fort DsueIson wss i1 kLs5 400,
w5slsa saa missing 1JJ-or a sg.al Of abou,
one eut Of every Tires
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02
Mules FOR SAL!

HAV8 THREE III as--b5 fr4
farming or -syiug gur. ores rhlAL Ea
ss1 .ow. Inquire ~
mr17i &C.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02
IMPROBABLE FEDERAL SPECULATI0N-Th,

Cincinnati CousmereiaI of tAo 2lth says;
There has been q queer incident rear Coium-
bus. Kentucky A portion OF our h0slia pro
ceeded toward that p'ace apparently with the
purpose Of Smelling it. when the enemy sent oui
q fac Of truce, and after s long interview che
RJdlja returned Go Cairo. This seems o. c0rrol-
crate the Tumors of a purpose on lhe part OF the
rebels TO e~vscuate that place and abandon Fem
uessee. However mysterious the white Gag
business may be, there is no mistake about the
potentous activity Of the movement Of our troops
in tho West.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

since, b an ola warehouse a5joiaius he depot,
Of .he Central railroad Ia East Macon. The
Telegraph says
The buiIdIrr was employed by the Contra.
and Southwestern railroad companies TO smoke
the bacon for their hands in The roof was de-
sroye3 and a portion Of tHa meat charTed and
otherwise injured IJ is supposed 30 have origi-
mated from tse Incidental falling Of a piece 0fba-
con into the tirs, and communicating by a post
to the roof The hremen were promptly on the
spnt. We are pleased TO learn that the loss Will
be small Oat of $4,000 pounds Of bacon, over
$4,000 viii be- saved Although the hoops and
slaves Of several barrels of lard were burned, lha
lard wiz he saved. The roads have not received
any material damage by the loss, as they viii
aos be in the market for bacon. Ine loss Of the
building is but triding
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

AfUd of ten thousand dolas has been sub
scibe5 by some Of our patriotic citizens, 20 be
applied to The purposs Of raising recruits for Che
warrior the Hesvy ArillsTy Corps. Fihy dol
lars bounty Is thus insured TO eseh volunteer in
addition to the same sum offered by the Govern
ment.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has appropriated
5450,090 for the support Of the families Of such
volunteers as may be in need Of gecuniary
assistance.
Artllcrymsn are nov urgently wanted by
Gen. POLK for the protection Of Memphis and
lie Mississippi valley. There is no longer any
excuse for those who have 10 arms. Raed
cannon are the finest arms ia. th5 world. Let
all who can possibly enlist ia this ae least
a-dgous branch Of military service, now come
forward, and report themselves to Lieut. E C.
McDowELL, who is authorized by Gen. POLK
to mustarrearuits iato service. He can be found
at the office Of b NJ ESTES, Esq corner Of
Madison and Main streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

Sped or THE MALs.-A letter from cur
Bowling Green correspondent. NJ dated
Fsbruary 4th, came b hsnd yesterday, lie Ist Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

EThe Naio.k Day Book, of the 18th, says f;
LEmpereur Napoleon III is stiu represented
here Ly .wU saucy steam c~orvettes and the
steam figste Por1ue, vessels admirably adapt
ed for service here, excep5 that they are rather
slow. Many 81 the French salons are eoigred,
and cause great won2eTment among the contra
bands at this place by mot knowing how to
talk" In consequence OF their apparent h2gEh-
tiness. tho c0ulFabands lake scsat pleasure iu
calling them Africans, which the frencLnen
accept as proper, and toe former think it is a
most degrading appeilsdon. One Of Le French
vessels looks. Ia the distance very much ike o
Dill box. with three matches aud e stove pipe
stuck IN it.
az The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Times says of the delay ia the trial
Of Gen. MeKinsuy
II IS said here that Gle reason why he is denied
a.trfal. though be has beeH in confinement ever
sisrs .le Middle Of SovemB-r last Is .Iat his
trial would expose 10 tie public gaze as the par
es who used hiu TO Ae public wrong, the
friends Of somebody who has power to court
IA. Lincoln and Secretary Stanton would do
veif 10 look into this affair, and bring the ruth
out, no matter who il hurts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

OrF CHY-EaE Ire Inflammation OK our read
a-s s5r5sd we wiI state that Fe nave nothing
new in his quarter we hsFe nothing fom
below which 81 would DE prop r TO make plb-c
Tie Feloals have IAas Daeu ulaie.aty9@
a. f,sfr batteries winch tasY have erected on
Venus Point Ih- ~trd was high al day yes
to-day rom the east and the weather was cool
snd 6nplsssant-SaJaAnah Ne0S, 26t5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

~ large sls-a of tie ~g8venmant stores 81
Ne hv1ie were transferred TO less exposed points,
10000 pounds Of bacon arrived at Atlanta on
the 21ta, and other stores were on the way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

IA dispatch nom Indianapolis ssFs<tbst
1900 Fort Donelson prisoners arrived st thatooy
on the z25, and 1890 more were expected on the
sd Gen. Buclnsr and staff were elsoeu route
for The same place. A dispsteh from Chicago
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02
PEsSsTLvASn GREEDr-The New York

The enormous list If appointments from Penn
syvauia has attracted much attention. 1t is so
entirely dispTopoIt onate to that from althe other
States that the Senate military committee, to
whom The nominations were referred, have with
heid any reprI upon a majority oi them. 1t APP
pears that mall these Pennsylvania appoint
meats Sow. Cu-tU's friends haye been entirely
ignored Considerable trouble is anticipated
Tue whole batch viii Dot impro5ably be thrown
aside.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

AS'THyR tIEar-The Cincinnati Conner
cat Oh tle &ssh uit, says; All the steamers
a ae lsYSs lea for tie seat Of war last Biebi
'y o. he miha-y authorities. A number
e. Aaa-1o.N amels from other points have
az 80 ---a V -na -.n- .--.--.--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

gpatah laaod he 22d rom
Care, says: CLONES Of regiments loest-J
here are ouleFea 10 repoe concerning the ea.
csaey o. lheir ccnmaads ih,selis.elv ts besa-
quarters The indications are oSl a tor~ar5
movement viii sooa be ma5e.H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

f~ The news boys % New Orleans are or
canIziug into a battalion " in view OF l5e peuis
which n0w s@ur-ound US The True Delta says
taare is not in Llis OF any otler community a
more industrious us full and patriotic class than
~ news boys. They are sometimes a little
via and tlrbulent.' but these are 0aly taults Of
Won p. If tde accuscd hosts o. Lincoln should
ever reach this clg. they viii wish they mad tho
devil az .l-ir heels in preference TO the New
Orleans news boys
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

A REPoRTED skIsMfsH-A gentleman who
crossed from Mssoud 10 Hickman, reported
taat on Thursday last, Gen Thompson bad al
pekea the enemy's piekets fouT miles below
.oH and drove them in Firing had been
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

ARRfvAL-A cargo ~ coffee, salt, medicines,
and dry goods, has lately reached a Confederate
port. We learn 5hat tire 7Jcsner Nelly mad lsIt
Nassau for a port further Sou IA, Inc schooner
knoHu here rs the Helen was lorcedInto Nassau
bv stress of weather, aud was slii there al last
accounts. The schooner Sa.ie, Capt. ByeTs
was also at that place. The pilot boat Charles
ton had sailed nom Nassau. The schooner Col
NoRse. we regret to learn has lately been lost
on the coast-CkadastoH CgaTtCr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

LATER FROM Western EIaGlSh-WHEEL-
vNG Febrparv i5-Ihe constitutional eonven-
bop adjourned this evening, after hlty nine days
session. The fee State was defeated Com
missioners were, however, appointed VIA powers
- [sssssrbIe the convention n case the new
Srg+s was recognised by Congress. This pro-
Vision is supposed to look toe free state. There
was rTsst rejoicing here over the Fort Donelson
ngVs. Gen. Ros5ncraus ordered 6 salute to be
f.sd al an early hour this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

MEMCANN Matters Washington dispatch,
dated the 2Jd inst, says that General Scott viii
20 30 Mexico - IN additional minister, with
plenay powers, and adds:
Corwin's friends don't Ike tie scheme, and
say he viii resign If Scott lives to get thoTe,
which IS considered doubtful.
The plan TO buy of the allies fnds strong
opposition in the Senate.
j. BoTe3a wiz be received min ster from Peru
this week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

= The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says: Floyd is talked Of as
lie successor Of benjamin, and Lieut. Marry of
Malory. doubt if the President makes any
change ia bis Cabinet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

ET The New York Herald Of Wednesday con
tains the following So its Washington telegraPhic
dispatches
When General Mcclellan vas asked to-day,
By a Cabinet oHcial, if he hsd any news Of the
capture Of C-aiksvLIe, he replied, 1" Nothing
Let the army have one days rest, and we viii
give al the news you VENT
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ME- Mp HIS

SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 2
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n SAN FEAscisce Fddey, Nov. a. leh2
D. lac steamer Constitution took for Hew-York, via
tftnama, to-day, so bundles Of whalebone aud ~
Daes Of wool
iairy thousand dollars was also forwarded in her
- 'ue National Sanitary Fund, making the total
cent from this coat for the relief OF sick anu
Wounded soldiers $4,000.
~ me narkeis are generally quiet
ass4s8 '"'' '"'1'' " ''' '''''
have been considerable speculative tsles Of io.ogn
s-aist On private terms.
'~es 81 Coal Oil at o5QNc a gslOp
m San fkASCIsCO Friday. Nov. ~. 1867.
q, inefe 10 speculative inquiry for teas and cooi
o. or, oales o. 10000 gallons OF the latter at lJc,
ssvy gallons Whale OIL at 6jc. Butter, 2Jci Barley
" %, and Wheat 81 60.
a., "A preliminary meeting Of wine growers was re-
,,snuy held in San Francisco 70 consider the Coz di
Won 81 tic wine interest in the State, and urge Con
siess 10 repeal or modify the heavy tax on ma. We
ssIles. Officers were elected To mature tue pi4o
|' future action.
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DIE ID.
BFkCH-ln Now la

BEACH-In New-Hlvep on Tuesday. Nov. ~. % conmmr
Annie h only daughter Of John and tbs late Maa C.
HOLICH-In " ellsworth Township. Medina County Ohio
on Saturday. Oct IL. Daniel Bolch ssed - ycsrs.
De MOTTO Sunday, Nov % ssnue. H. DeMoii' Hsed "a
mi. friends AMI scquslnisnce $50 those o. h1 broiherir
law. BIZ Join H-rpr are respectfully inyi''d 70 attend
fi frueral On Tursdfy the 2ith inst at l2-0clock II
from liz late residence No gu Eit Eishtyionrih s<et
liIs remain, will be- tlkou 70 Cyiress hi' Cem,,ery
FREF0-On ssorisy morning, Noy y, joseph Freed, In
e relative. srd friends ofle family respectfully invited
10 uirnt the funeral from tue residence Of hi. 'onn.w
Thon.s sctman. Nc lN Etsl Esliyiolfih street De-
Third and Fourth avenues NofAyie this tlondayl
afternoon a. o'cl1,k
FNOsr-On saturday Nov o. a. hs residence Long Island,
I.rah Frost. en- his 18th year.
a relatives aud feuds Invited 70 attend he fuueal e.
Weshufy Mttuuy House Lofg Island. al ii oco.t o.
Tciiiy p lih n,i. CsrT'se' will BE- ct Tie halEosI
FE0' 20 1ue.esy Vow 49, Of cronr Jacob T., Of
Jtc1b SID Ssffh ff1s.. IN the etA year Of hi. 'rr
fLLLEE-A Der late e den,e on 'atea i'lI - - :. o.
ini.y. Sow a. 9 ~ 10, l.aihrr' VIE 81 Andre" H.
MFnR!Lion ss.a4Iay Nov o. Jine. Beniir iafan; son
ofNiIiiau H. snI Corufia !. IrrfiL 49, 49,,
Tie rsftyst aud feris ~ Le family also % he gfanddhe',
Iohl r. M a.o srectn ly invited 20 titeuo the funeral
non tho esisuce Of hs p-rons No. 3J Heavy street on
stsrdsS soys a, her late residence Helen,
eassht~f the .ie A.. Milef aged ~ years
~ . l,,sss w.d sefSo, ed ne pupils ef
s ~ 70 80 s.sS 70 s a.ss' an n Tey
MORaFLI.-Ai M4nh..et. Lons i.ianl on Sunday Noy
% Jsh. yonnges, oaud Of Robert and sarah L. Norfe
Tts reys. ara fends ~ The family reIo4pcclly Invited
90 attend hri l1a.a Il Christ Church. Msuhasei - Tues
daf Nov Ij a. o'cltCa, without further iuyilauon
Mll,m rrl HArrsl Al Nai- aged year and months.
The fc.ic. nd eud. o. tie family are fe'p'cuy invited
sud tho funeral from tire residence Of her parents, 40
.2 Wet Twenty second street This fMoudayl a!tcuoon,
2ftt inst. At o'clock. without i1ft4cf Invita- on
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"A Proclamation.

In compliance with custom and she Proclarns.
ton ofthe Governor OF TIE State do hereby recommend 70
the people Of this city the observance Of Tbur.dsy the 2h
inst. +" day OF public Thank sgiviug and Praiss
IL is meet that we eonsecrste day TO the sn.s. aud
united Manifestation Of our gratitude God for bis continued
goodness and bounty In the midst Of the terrible i,aiccns
Willie many Of the Cities district. and States Of ow
country have suffered all the desoicn and boosf
Of fierce intestine strife have been permitted to enjoy OUT
homes peace and security Pesencs has no, crossed o~s
theshod has prospe-d industry Ia. found
ample employment and liberal rewards destution andcms
have dinnished and but for the uohaowed Rebellion that
has STEPPED country in blood and dsped
mourning the year drawing to its cice would be
corded in annals of aud unaoyed blessings.
And may well be that the chss undes
which suffering blessings in dsgue intended
by the Father of Mercs ultimate good for hsrsh
as s discipline and crushing is ia nos
without Its compensa.ions
nodaes the vices epgendered peace pur6es the heart
and ennobes the sentiments may be In the exalted
PATRIOTISM the heroic courage the iorude the humanity
manifested BY the noble volunteer army battling Ia de-
Tense OF the Union May not hope therefore that the
trying ordeal through which country Is passion Is but
process Of purhcaon Intended by the Great Ruler Of Ma
ohS 10 Zee US from our National sns aud in6rue and a.
Nc for higher standard Of patriotism civilization and Crs
an'y! Abiding in this faith as be OF good cheer and
with heart join In grateful thanks to tbs Gver of all Coed
Sr the richness OF Ills merces and with coudng trust unite
in earnest prayer for their continaance
Let u.s. in Christian charity remember TIE enemies Of orr
country end pray God to deliver them from the evil spirs
which hods possession Of their hearts let u.s. az sr
Is in es minister 10 the aud alleviate s sucrass
o. the sick aud wou.ded the poor and the oppressed
Given under hand and the seal Of the Hayosty at .as
H. City Hall Of the City 81 Newloss dis ed day 81
Ncvember In the year Of our Lord ls62
GEORGE OPDYKE. Mayor
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CATARRH CURED.

From tho Rev. p. h Russell Lynn, Mas,
have much troubled with Casrrh Of the worst type
for twenty years. 1t gradually grew worse, producing
cough and hoaIenes. destroying the Of smell and
breaking down my general health to such degree as to com
pei mo 10 resign my pisorAe and suspend publ; speaking
made dgen. Of the usual remedies, such as SHUTS ~
divers kinds nitrate Of silver sTwaer eNvetar aud inhsla
tions but without any very sautay effects Last Summer
heard Of Dr. LgAts successful mode Of treating Catarrh
visited him. AMI put myself under his treatment. began
Immediately Improve sud this improvement; has gone
to present time. My Ca,auh has gradually melted away
my cough has disappeared NY voice has become natural and
once more able to preach the blessed Gospel Le,
advise all who troubled with catarrhal difficulties apply
20 DR.. Lishihil r. r. RUSSELL
Lynn, Mas, Fob. /, 1862.
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5pcral Nolltes.

Executive Committee of the Republican Gem
iruI tommltfec.A lrs lsr stiug OF TINS committee
WI be- held rsfqIfrsrs, corner Il broadway sud ..
on MONDAY EthSlIG. Nov. a. 1907, n, y O'Clock.
PunciuAl attendance 10 particularly reqgered
OWEN ". BRENNAN, President,
FEN = VILE u l,'-AT' se.r,,.ris.
Fifth Ward.-A regular meeting Of the NTH WARD
mruBLlCAN AssOClTlON VIZ b. bold " Lairis E'i,h
Ward Hotel. on MONDAY EVENING. Nrs. q. la2 az q.
ds,locs Nv order. NATHAN KlNGsLEI President.
WiIuA4 uEsr BAILEY, Secretary.
Twelfth Ward Republican A-socintion.---
SPECIAL Meeting 81 this Associnon wu br held At head
usrtrfs, ld-av and ltth Il THIS t'iondAil
.EENING 18th int. a. "a o'clock r. Tho members u
be E4eeaiiyc COMMITTEES viii meet a. above.
H. HI GREGORY, President.
s. II. KSArP, Secretary.
Republican Nominations.
vlh Counclna T. District gu. 18Th 10Th aud 18Th Werls.
Dor Couucmen.
AMOS : CHAhBERLlN.
WILLIAM ATKINSON.
Republican Union Nomination..
FOR Alderman,
Vth Di.tnc,
ALEX. II. kEECH.
Seventh Aldcrmnn!c District.
tor Ald-fmsn.
WILLIAM N GEDNEf.
Nominated by the Citizens A. citation.
ANDREW HOOOLAND, Chairman.
lKRRIr WIcKHAa S-erctuy
Republican Union Convention
). WILSON GREEN, Chairman
/ ID. Tn,YEB Secretary.
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No. ~ P,rru.sr.. Nrw.YonK. June IS. 1862.

No. ~ FiFTH.sr., NEW YORK. June IS. 1862
DIR LGHTHLL-Dear Sir; take pleasure in testifyingto
tie remarkable sk aud judgment you displayed In the
my daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
discharge from the ears, since early Infancy. and is No
thanks your treatment, able to hear well any
while her isee from the diclarge. Although Il ia
nearly years since she has been under your care her
len you. o. s. HOLLY.