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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

We are able to state (ssys the n. i.
PosO on tho authority of director q
the New York Central Railroad, th at the
annual report coon to be published, W Ii
show gross receipts for the fiscal year
ending September 30th, 1862, to the
amount OF 80 100000, which is an in.
crease of 100000 on the previous
wear.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

Ben. Egg'eston, of Cincinnati, wss
sued the other day for kissing a pretty
g'rl N open court. He Was fiocd one
dollar for it. Cheap enough, Ben.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
Robbery at the T.ea.ury Department,

NEW ORR, Dec. \.
A special Washington despatch to the
Times says that certificates of $500 each
to the amount OF S2,5OO,OOO have been
stolen from desk in the Treasury. For
tunately they we're unsigned.
Measures were taken to prevent en-
craving any more of The same time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

Did it ever occur to the President that
the same is tIne OF Abolition Fanat,csm
(" Without that fanaticism, the rebellion
would never have existed; and withoa:
it the rebellion could not have continu-
ed" from his propositions he educes
an argument for aboi>hng Slavery By
any means at any cost. From the same
torn Of proposition as mod fled, "inex
orabe logi:' would eouce an ,rgument
in favor Of abolishing tanaticis.n ~ any
means end al any cosl.-Roch. UuiOu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
New York, Dec. I,

NEW YORK, Dec. I.
The steam transports Empire State,
Eastern Queen, Union, Carrie and Star
Of the South, sailed last night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
state Of Iowa.

state Of Iowa.
ApJUrASr GENkRAL's OFFfCEl
Davenport, Nov. 2Q, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS NO. los.
For the inform alton Of the soldiers Of diffsreat
regiments Of Iowa. who were taken prisoner. and
subsequently paroled. this department is directed
to state that those who have gone to their re-
spec,ive homes in this State will be allowed to
return to duty without charges of de.ertion or
improper conduct,n they report TO their rsgi-
ments BY the 18th Of December next.
NIB BAKER,
- 1.dH Adjt 0ss1 Il lewa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

JORV ZuMMEKTANN.
M-D1ANO AND OaGAv MANUFAC.
turer, Grants Block, NUN street
U3 ] ~ Davenport, Iowa. A,linsruments Of
my own make warranted and kept in order with
out charge, Eve years.
n. B.-Reparing and tuning done 1t al tin e.
end in thst ,st manner.
OAvRHpnRrs August 5th. t8', -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

A man in Clinton county. undertook
to save $50 worth of green backs by
securing them nicely N a box, and p'ac
ing it in cellar. The rats found their
way to tho valuable currency, land gnaw.
ed it into the smallest worthless frap-
ments. See Lyons Mirror.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

1t appcars from the annual report OF
Postmaster General Blair that the rev.
euue Of the Post Office Department
during the last fiscal yesr was sa,O12,.
$40; the expenditures were sl1,l25,-
374. The number Of postage stamps is.
sued was 7,07e.lsS. The total value OF
stamps aud stamped envelopes sold was
SG.9lOl3l.So.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

Without slavery the rebellion woult
never have existed; and without slave
~, could not have continued" 6alc
E;rDress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

State Of Iowa.
ADJUrAKf GRNsRAL's CrFCR
Davenpofs, Dec. "a, 1859.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 1O7.
!. All mon now in the service Of the State Of
Iowa in the Southern Border Brigade, are author
lied to enlist in volunteer companies for United
states service, or regiments of Iowa volunteers
now in service.
II. Captains cf companies in the Southern
Border Brigade, on receiving notice Of the enlist
ment Of any man Of their company into any vol
unteer organization for United States eervice,
will Immediately muster such man out Of their
company and may enlist another in his stead
But any man 90 mustered out will not be again
received into the State service until the term Of
his enlistment expires.
III. Persons enlisting in tho 42d, l3d or 9th
Cavalry, will be credited to their respective
counties on the quotas called for Nov mbcr 10
1862. N. B. BAKtR.
dec s-tf A it. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

luz recent great flourish about .
speech made by the rebel General Penn.
berton, wherein he is reported to have
said that in case Of fore:ga intervention
tho "troops OF the South would he
found f.h,iog side by side with thos q
of the North against the intruders," is q
hoax Information from Memphis shows
that be male no sp ech as represented
but 1t WAS q senseIess attempt to impose
upon the credul,,y Of the people.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
RE FABRIC CAN 81 SEWN
Unless TIME AND MORE PERFECT
A CA RID.

ACARD
1NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
l entire stock of Boots ard shoes 20 WIN. g.
hafrah. begs Leave to ret.fn his thanks to bis
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the .. me 70 bis successor in business, whom hs
j. g. TODD.
September l1th, 1862
THE UNDERS'GNE HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock OF Boots An Shoes from }. q. Todd,
wonld respectfully solicit cobti uapce Of tho
public patronage ID assures his friends that be 10
ready and willing to sell goods 1t the lowest cash
pgice at his new store % SECOND stssee, opposite
he " Claise House.
WN. G. HARRAH.
6epte0bss llth, lSe1. noVA-dU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

A. p. 4 -. KELLY.
DACKE OF BEEF AND PORK. AND
I shiEps q Live sseak. 81 Bssdy = !.
jaale-dDv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
To LET.

Unwilling HOUSES ON The BLUFF.
II from IS to $i2 per month, Two stores
and rooms in Waids Gate Wupperman's,) and
Halls Blocks. Applyt TO
JOHN L. COFFIN.
inc 37t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

"A PgorouND CRITICISM. Some OF
the criticisms on Mr.. Lincoln's message
are decidedly interesting. The Buffalo
Express thinks, to quote a classic gem,
that the ''best holt Of the document is
its "peculisrity." A shining virtne in
every age and cline is 'peculiarity,'
but it is seldom tbat such luminous
definition as that of the Express renders
1t thoroughly appreciate. That paper
says its "pe culiar,ty" is:
"a subllety permea,ing the most re-
markable simplicity a vagueness
conched in tue very plainest expressions
Of language-a loo seness appsren. in
The tersest Of Saxon speech"
"a vagneness couched in the very
plainest expressions of language" is
good-frst rate-better than a loose.
ness apparent in the te,sest of Saxon
speech = Perhaps some of the Repub-
can papers can beat tina, style.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

EsFEcT OF GENERAL UALLEcK's Re
PoRT.-A special from Washington to
the Herald says General Hslleck's er-
pose of operations of the Army Of tie
Potomac is regarded by General Nc.
Clellan's fliends as bcuefit to him.
since it brings ont his loyal and patriot.
ic letter protesting agains. Withdrawing
a great army that was practically with
in twelve miles of Richmond, and flank.
ed by gunboats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

TnE Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Times relates a. ingenious
mode Of obtaining = copy Of the Pfesi-
dents Message, before il vas resd in
Congress
"1he uewapaper press have made an
effort TO have Mr. l. ncoln send on biz
Message BY mail to the postma.te,s, for
distribution for publication, 90 that il
can be printed without being telegraph
ed with it, usual blunders, but he de-
clined. Every effort has been made
nov, ~ in times past, to get It in nd
vance for premature Publication by Ger
tain journalists. During Buchana"'s ad
ministration l we'll recollect that the
s,r,ie was 30 great among the cores
ponden.s mere that, failing in all other
attempts, one Of them brbed compost.
tor in the printing room where the Mes
sage had been "set up" to pnt on pair
OF white Russia duck paptaloons, and
then carele.sly cit down on the freshly
ink, I'd form OF the Message, and thus OBJ
tain an impression" Having succeed.
ed, he vas soon in place OF safety, and
on all fonrs, while the reporters we're
busy with notebook and pencil deci-
pheriug the lines. Though this dodge
pointed q moral aad adorned . tale, it
WIS never repeated"
A vigorous effort is making in New
York TO establish another board Of bro
kers, to rtsen bic the Paris bourse. That
is, the proceedings are to be all 10 open
session the public is to be admitted, 20
that their orders can be given di.ect by
the purchaser or seller to the broker,
and their execution witnessed BY the
parties concerned. The admission of
new brokers Is not to be dependent
upon tie chance of their not having FIVE
black balls cast against them, but upon
their receiving fair two.thirds vote OF
their association, and their commissions
are not to be fixed to 81 unvarying stand
ard, but are 10 he : matter OF agree
/ ment between them and their princi pals
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
Important Decision - Relation % The
Draft.

s-FSs -
Jsd; Pearson, Of Harrisburg, Ps.
has rendered an important decision in
The case Of John Marley, who was
brought up on habeas corpus. Some
points Of the decision are Of general in
tstest. Marley was drafted 10 the
,o~n Of Hemp6eld, Lancaster county.
He was not ono OF the forty-nioe (tbe
quota Of the town. frst drawn, six were
reused on account of beirg conscien.
,iously scrupuIous about tearing arms,
Que as being under sge, three for pbysi.
al disability, and one . Justice OF tie
Peace. None Of these had appeared be
,e the e. mmssioner until drafted with
he exception Of the justice, whose claim
~as di.alowed by the Commissioner, but
vas afterwards allowed by an order from
he Department. The quota OF Hemp
field, under the over.drah, was sixty
,wo. Markley's name was the sixty
third drawn under that draft. Judge
Pearson says:
The army order, which has all the
force Of an act of Congress, directs the
Commissioner TO cause "to be drawn
from the wheel q number Of ballots
ronal to the number OF drafted men fixed
hv the Governor to be drawn Is tht
proper quota" for that municipality
mi, was done, and the complainant Wa
aot within that quota. But the Com
MSS oner continued to draw until on'
hundred and ten ballots we're draw
from the wheel.
After the mos. careful consideration
We have reluctantly come 10 the con
,.Iusion that the oyer-draft WAS void
ha, there was no authority in the Com
missioner 10 make it. His power ceased
the moment he had drawn forty-nin'
, Ilots from the wheel, and al. names Ia
ken out afterwards cannot be treated a
| drawing under the law, but in express
| violation Of its directions, and Markley'
name mus. be considered as one no
| drawn; but be stands in the situation o
| a pers N forced into the service wl,hon
being drafted. The jurisdiction Of tb'
Commissioner ceased when be drew ,h'
number prescribed; and an act don'
without jurisdiction IS clearly void, an
| mus, DO 20 declared on habeas corpus
| BAL. 1876.
Su.h Was the opinion also Of Lor'
| Mansfield, where the drafting Comnls
-ioner exceeded his jurisdiction in tn
case already cited. from Burrows, 63'
! Nor does this conflict with, but it Is !
| precise conformity to, what is said b
| Chief Justice Marshall, in the case Of !
Watkins, 3 Peters, 20v-3; aud also j
Bollmsu L. Swartwout's case.
After thoroughly and ably discussing
the question, the Judge ordered ,ha
John Markley be discharged from tn
control and custody Of Col. Everhar
| 3erer, and that he be relieved from til
service ofthe United States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

dec 4-4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
RsfeuI;iuz Cuavter,ua.esrz

The following proceedings t~raaspred ii tho
Conteje-ate Congres- on the i7ua Ut.
Nj. Sommas, %. Lsasisua. referred 60 aa CIT
cial report. giving sae usrCf Of some four hum
bred officers and agents .an HaI uo. -ud.-,1
their accounts 20 the ~~0EEul-oul M-io"r ai
dollars were committed On ."a hands of these
qu7rteTmastcrs, CONN., nT!,s- ANA uHyw7 s.
ana vet the startling isg. aA.s.a tH1r r..5 led
n0t compiled with :le law Of %. government
There was Ga urgent necessity %. some sgll-
CERT legislation 5~oacH5uT tire mater Tho biH
before tie Senate wa-iu proveUg pgoarasJi.. sH,
negigeHea. ard secure compliance VIA t.c i.".
The result would be- .Hat dishonest .r .,c1mps-
tent men would be- displaced ny 3. honest e,1
the capable, VINO weU.s go INTO office win a .vI.
knowlsdg Of The stTingency or f-c CHactE-aE-
Mr.. Brown, Of sE5sissIpql ongCHaH .rg- raTt
Of The BIZ which -aZcrr.a drHa gus-t- There
were abundant reasons why q gu--1a-rssy-r
could Uu- hand in la Iepags r1ggla lnr
enemy might Eoep INN running atau- i.0u ut-
low % post; hu- O. 1.l-r- .a- D. .-Ia.,-r
and h. would a- ,-a proper uDg ua su
am-udmr--
8Ir. Wigsa, oi Tgz.. SAID l-E soma ger
measura as proposed should Dee adopted IN
spite CT ta Maine EgU t.., ss- She S-Ia
passed tLs other day. whisky -s- .a .Iu gE.
evil Ia the army. The army i.a- e=eu greatly
d-mOralized Iiom qUaItaCua-.e.-, gymutssaliaa,
and doctors. especially me doctors, who, having
nothing 70 IN 20 home, attached Themselves 50
tie army. 4 lar"a uumrgT cf men utterly IH-
capsule aIsd dishonest EaI ral iIa3 Lrs aglnF sa
discussing O~lIceTs, and publishing -re.E GEM
q~ueuci5s would enable us 90 Bel 40 o. lrem.
Af,er some modification. Tie BIZ Wa passed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
Northern Lies

The Richmond Examine says:
The Washington government has appointed o
day OF thanksgiving for tine ugr,aCIu UCE,TF Dbl
a. ShIl0n, ana proposes Co 0~gs.g-hre Ele cbaw-a.s
OF Almighty God ay the parade JIG ire salc-l-
aries of on # is infamous lies 20 cajo.s the
people. Tie LtPocr.iesi sgirt Of this ia.seEco1
IS not more l-maTkaGie than az dar.ar protaa
Tins oou0uc; Of President Lincoln, IA sppesImE
by proclamation 70 81 churches 20 impose e lig
upon tie people, "a an infamous Example 90.
degradation and hypocrisy, quite characteristic
Of the man who. a iG| weeks after the death -.
his own son, Illuminated bis house v-B the
lights Of q grand hall, and instead Of sJeD.La
ont his google eyes with tea-s, as tho northern
papers represented him in danger 4 dong from
his i0dei4tigabls grief for his son, was, after @
few weeks, giving q ball la the White House, at
which. We conclude Eom " jenkins" accounts.
Mrs. Lincoln was remarkable for wearing q
dress three inches longer than usGaa- and odd
Abe was wIttier, coarSeT, aud drunken Than a.
any former period Of bis Iia
There is B ssrioag reason tyt Tho gross and &C.
ms-kabls P]ervisi5a OF facts displayed alike in
the official I5l5r1s of the Washington govern
ment and the les Of northern journals, IL every
stage Of tho cuHeH- history Uf the war, The
North writes and speaks for an audience that
must be systematically deceived % induce them
to continue the vgr. liz appeal Is not 20 men
of education. commanding the Confidence aud
guarding tho Gestinies Of tGaiy eiilVT-ci.ZauF
but 10 such an audience as the alien raDn.o at
New York, CT the f~anatical aboljtioui5ts Of Bos
ton. This deception IS simply ono of the ne
cessi5es OF the Weshinet2G government, and
viii be continued ID the extent even Of tl.aks-
givings rs long as there are fools 80 huuah ever
imaginary victories, or white cravatted priests OF
abolition 90 preach certain iaLiTaranco - tho
people and FL the sau-tuaucs or tine gL--rh
with facrant lea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
Gully &ppsal.
-FRoM - rveglsa nDrTloNo II N%EsrERnAv.
gsOW yEW


We copy from 'se Mobile Eceaing Ae,os, o.
tle 28th, the following Intelligence FROM NeH.
Orleans and the Lake:
The steamer c W Dan-acs. Capt Hopkins,
arrived this morning from tar kiE2lCt5, which
she reached at 2 o'clock Saturday morning and
left in the evening, putting an TO Pass Christian
B. avoid some 0t JHr -HgIuv who "o's iu slgns
She left Pass Christian At 10 o'-locs last night
The latest news she bring is that teieE-aphgu
70 us from the Bay u s. Louis. = was under
stood hat the city would he oocUu,a6 a. 'To
O'Clock ,a-.norow
All ;1a cotton vas rgl1 into the public
squares and burned, and the sugar aut m~C.assas
On the Ieyee rolled into the river The d.g.
docks, shipping ot every DESCRIPTION aud steam
boats Were burned, except eouae Of these last,
which took UogIa up the ry'r to destroy lie clt
Ten On the bsuk
The gaabozts. after maallE . grip over
the AXE with soldiers, rcr6 burned Capt. II
IS SUE they goalF reva been brought 20 Mobile.
At the last intelligence hyttlGG vas sill gong
on at the forts
Tie enemy nrai o. few guns e. BE batteries 30
the old battle-ground. which w6T. not answered
for want Of ammUujsjU 80 IT the gus. Laa
soldiers cartridges also were unserTlcN26i',
being all wet
By the Robert WATSON. which gY5 N =: ausUt
y O'Clock, d number at gentleman from New
Orleans arrived Ebg- re-grs ETs -st there
was a sharp Egh. 81 the old battle-ground, last
ing su aoUr and "a ha.E, p good many being
killed and wounded. They SO MOI confirm the
report Il wet cartudces, but say that there was
not a round apiece. and thai tho Texas soldiers
cried like children u being caught ri SUCH "a
predicamout.
At O'Clock 0u Ialsy when yCr ir'o-a--.a
left, there wsro fea i1gatrs and tb,ae guua-a.s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

KNOXVILLE, April 25.-A p]ri7orar. VINO
escaped from Lexington, Ky, says 10000 FED
erals have concentrated a. Lexington 20 make &
descent on Cumberland Gap.
The Nashville Banner has been suppressed by
order of Andy johnson.
The Federa's are fortitying Huntsville
The cause Of the South is gaining daily ia
Kentucky caused ny the way TAX and eoalcps-
+5or scheme
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
DAsa a&g0sF Sg 9zsE WsEaE
TuusIsazD reos raE sERoHAzrs noBsya-

FCEsIsaED WEJE raE MERCHANTS IAyHsFc-
THURSDAY EvEyrvg, May l.
COTTON-TOBACCO-There is nothing doing in
the market, either in the shape Of salas, receipts o.
shipments.
FLOUR-The supply is barely equal 20 the retail.
demand prevailing, which dealers are supplying at
sI4GsI5 2 brl. for superiue and SIC for extra.
~WHEAT-AHlers arc paying 5965225 p bu.hel,
according to quality.
CORN-Deaers are supplying the retal demand at
S~L2O0SL25 p busheL
OATS-IOO bushels sold at the advanced rate Of SI.-O.
BRAN-Rstail sales at sl9oDs2M y ewt.
BACON-Tbe demand is entirely Of a retail character
and supplied st 2s02gc. for hog round and a0a32c. for
hams and sides.
SUGAR-sevsrsl small lots, embracing fully go
hhds, changed hands during the past two days az a
bsss of Ease. for fair to fully fair.
M~OLAssES-salsS Of 100 brls fcrmsntng at the
advanced rate Of 25e,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

BLAykETs, ]SHCTGUNS, PiSTOLs AND SAD
DLEBAGs-Recsiyed, yesterday, from Mrs. shock i've
blauectz, one comfort aud sadde5sSs Alss PatLlc, one
pair saddlebsgsi Mrs p Ii. Ports. four blankets AID
one pair sadils5ag5i r. d. stsr, sslIsbags5 ]. D.
Bruco. one pair ptstgs and hclgtez; w. G.. F5-1, one
doublsbs-rsI shotgun S. q. ". Heyuie, one shotgun
and three blankets DR.. Thomas, one pistol AID oaa beg
bucashot. Persons having s~hotguns, rifles pistols, sad,
dlebsgs, LEAD, buckshot or powder, viii please so4d them.
ia to-day or t,-moTrow, ana greatly obHge
Id. L. PORTER,
Porter's Partsans, I33 woodruff Block.
- Contributions Of money acknowledge Su-1ay
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
From ,hc AtInu,.c Cca.s.

We clip me following paragraph from the
Charleston Cog-ier. of April 2Ist
MARE,E NEWs-The Yaukaa bark Charles #.
,Jordon, BRAY, arrived al Havana EaTch Both,
from Port Royal. South Ce~5.iG@ TIE CGuis55-
rate schooner, Mary Ellen, Adams, arrived at
Havana, April 18th, from Pensaco'a. The Con
Tolerate steamer Austin, arrived on the 81 from
New Orleans. The British steamer Fox, AZ
rived from New Orleans on the 7th- The schoon-
ct Alert, (lorGeriy pilot boat CnaTiest0u), was
captured al F~enauaina, having gCn7 into thst
haToor soon after IL was taken by 'he enemy,
The steam ships Ella Marley, Tor Nassau, and
Columbia, t0I New York, b0-5 left hG~apa on
III I35l instant
SALT, COTTON, ETC-Syme $4,000 sacks Of
salt Ners adcas at Havana, waiting q market N
the Confederate States Cotton was quoted 1T
20 to 2Sc per pound. Ths Confederate schooner,
jas Sierra, from Galveston, with four hundred
bales of cotton. had arrived at St. Jag do Cuba.
The schooner William, from the same, ~ Con
fu5gOs, with three hundred aud fifty bales.
CALFORNIA BACKING HER EARs-A Brit
i.h paper @t the lOlh ult., received by way Of
Havana, says:
The California Legislature had passed con
current resolutions against the policy Of taxing
ths California gold mines by tho general (0r L.
s. government"
Ills looks Ike tac beginning Of Things IN the
gold StaJe-G step toward taking of .-on the
contamination e Llncolndom.
DEsERTERs.-A report has reached this city
shat five parsous-foUr men and d bo7-came
ashore IA a best On Saturday night, from the
cneny'5 feet and landed on SulGvan's Island,
where they are now held as prisoners Charles,
fqu MsyeuTg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

'CmAEGE-NothinG doing On Change yesizr-
day business d almost o.. a stand Tie rsgelpts yos5zr-
d7y were as follows. packages ale, porter and beer 6
sacks beans, 6 hegs butter 30 barreIs beef 4 CASTS bacon.
10 boxes eggs is SACKS and barrels -four, 1888 hides. 90
boxes orange, 10 barrels liaseei oil, b casks PORK. g
bsEe- tlhaeeo. 20 sack. r-a-L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

Gas IAEFs-Ne 'zru that, IN many lu-
stances. the dirty condition Of the street lamps t. owing
to uezlsa. Oh lbe pay. OF tno city to paint the iron r.zss
Of the lamps. TIE iron work RUSS and the rains carry
the rus; Gown the g.91, which stains it ndalbly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

CHANCE FOE A BUsNEss-Wo this morning
advertise for sale for Confederate money, On a5rz5.
lshed, well located drug store. which has an s~zeala1,
connection aHdis doing q aus bushes in this city. Amy
one wishing for d paying and Is-aluaa. establishment
shoula give the matter their attention and call C.. once
on lhs agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

~ A small schooner and a pilot boat were
seen in company with the feet yesterday of this
bar, and are supposed by some TO be prizes
The blocEGders off Charleston generally number
six or seven vessels, mostly stcamers.-ChaTses-
ton HsTclTy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

REMEMBER Let Us all remember and keep
before the eyes and hearts Of cur defenders and
saIaiers the stirring words Of the last battle order
of tbe oenersus and gallant Johnston;
Rerember the precious stake that is involved
in this contest; remember tho dependence Of
v5ur mothers. your wives, your sisters, and your
children, is upon tho result.
PomarIsr the fair, broad, Astounding land, the
boDrv homes and the ties that would be dis
ealvsd and de~solated by your defeat.
The ewes and hopes Of eight millions Of people
rest mon ven. You are expected TO show your
selves worthy of your race and your lineage;
worthy of ho women Of the South, whose noble
devotion in this war has never been exceeded at
any time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

g=TIe New York Herald of the 14th has the
following; comment is unnecessary:
A day or two since, at Centerville, q soldier in
the ae5 G, committing a rape was hot dead by
the faLbg Of tae gil.