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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

HEAuqUAHTEa5 ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
CoBEIHr l-issr March alst. 1862
SIR: Gen. Baauregarl instructs me, IN reply
TO your letter cf the 25-h inst 20 say That our
countrymen Of the vail = Of the Mississippi.
may indeed render material cid by converting all
the lead piping and house roofing they can pos
siblyspare, into bullets to be aimed at our wicked
ly impelled invaders. Only by lead and steei,
welded by men rasoluts and bent ON indsPsnd-
euca, can our homes and warehouses be now de-
Tended from the agraran horde mastering for,
and iucitsd by the rich spoils those homes and
warehouses promise, if We are defeated.
Respectfully, your oo't sev't,
THOs. JORDAN, A. A Gen.
To Mr.. J. T. Trszevant, Memphis, acting ord
nance officer
spEciE.-The New Orleans Bulletin states
chat the precious metals again begin to aecumu-
late IN that city, or rather those that have been
temporarily hidden from sight are now coming
out freely, but, unfortunately for their timid pos
SCISSORS there Is no market for them, and rates Of
both god and silver Coin can no longer be re-
ported as much better than nominal Disaifoeled
parties who may wish to gain possession Of large
amounts now within reach on favorable terms,
are 5eteued by the existence OF martial law, and
the vigilance Of the committee of public safety,
from making 0ver5uras
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FIrNERAE. NOwnrs,

The friends a1d soldaintsne=s Of Rev. C. G. and
Marie E. Mae Ecroa are invited TO attend the funeral
OF Their daUPhter MARY p, THIS Cyysiaezds7) Morn
ING at ten oeoek from Inc b. III yh.s Fsmsle College
on Adams s.-est servieat bv Rav. q. a. Ua.lt
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SiLB OF STOCKS Ind BONDS !

FfEING the Asssts and Securities Of the " frell l b
Insurance ps1y % CtsEia-tlu, VIII be sold
gyithcat eeer-e by order Of The Board e., Directors
on jkSpAY -te II a p-i ar rh- EAsls. &c. Et y
0'c.ock, by JOHN S. RIG 3s, SIS follow:
S5s coo CiIy OF Charleston Six per 2 Stock.
$4,000 CitF of Savannah Seven PEE cent. Bonds.
50 0j8 City Of Columbia SIX per cert 3 nd.
$500 City Of Memphis Six per cen Bonds. g-ar'
autaed
5000 Ststs Of South Carolina Six per cent. BJad-
$1,000 MsulEis ana Charleston ka l-u.d Company
isrss al0rrare) Seven per cent B5ats.
SsGOCJ Men PMS sad Ohio Eaiir ad Company Ten
per cent. Bond payable 10 ClaF-=sioD-
$1,000 N0rrhsarteIu N-iToad Company .triJ mort-
gage Seven per cent Bonds.
S3OoF ~5Uth Carol "a Asilroaa Company SIX and
Seven peT cent. Bauas
5000 Caarlestr1 all SsTu-uaL Railroad Com. an J
seven per cent , Huds
- 5gC Spl-raub1rg and Union I. i.raa5 Company
Seven PEI cen Bonds guaranteed
g. coo Mont g0E-ry Mrs. EOint Ha..-aad Con-
pGny igaE per cent j cudl, pl} able "a Charlie
ton S. q.
- 90 Char.ss-o7 AID Liverpool Steamship Stock,
E7ssEsk lSE0C5sS.
500 shares FE-1ns7s' aad Exchange Bank Stock.
500 Share Peoples Bank Of th-lt--fag- Stock
2.7 Shares Iui5n BANK Of ssHh Caro- ina Stock
l16 Shares 8auk Of Lhs-isE-0u S. o 8 C-a.
% shares Bzus 81 SouJs Cara.I1 ST.. x.
% Shares = raf- Bz-k ct SuSst ,a.s.l. a, StoCE
IS Shares Bank OF Chester S. g.. 5.--E
81 500 Seven per oea- 8On5s5 fully secured By uort
gage OF Real E5llre
Conaitious cash.
Catalogues with a. Information respecting the date
II B0nd. liue when iItsrsst D. psyaol- --c. HlE p
guruished at tie of-s OF the Company. n 10 B.oa.
stree, Charleston. previous 10 sale.
sp6 eodi 70
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

The board of aldermen POSTPONED action upon
these communications until last night, when
both branches of the city council assembled in
convention to consider them The convention
was not full, one alderman and SIX g5uucilmen
being absent. This We understand. is about the
usul. number of absent"es
Tie convention having been called TO order,
Pres5 5eut Raea, of the board Of aldermen, sub
rrsitte5 @ response to the communication of Gov.
Johnson, stating that he had prepared Il after
consultation with several Of she first lawyers i'm
the city He was convinced, be sali iu hIs own
mind. tba. il was never contemplated tha5 any
oath TO support either the Constitution o. ,Ga
United S.ages or the Stale should be taken by
the members or officers of the municipal govern
maut much less the oath proposed hy Governor
Johnson. The response was in res prcttul and
courteous terms, and Dir. khe4 hoped II would
be satisfactory.
Other members having expressed their views
the question was taken and the response adopted
yeas 10. nays The member voting Gav was
Mr.. Cleuols. Of tlle Ei.sA .yaId IIi rxu.aus-
ton of ms vote, he STAYED 5hat he would not
subscribe 90 the oath, but resign.
ia our opinion, and we say 1t with TIE greate.
respect Tor the members ot the city council Their
action Was mot Up 90 the demands u the 0cc4-
sion. Gov johnson is an earnest man, and Has
not presented them the oath without having
made Up his mind as % Whist be WuG.1 10 IF 70
were not taken as directed. 1t was best, there
fore, TO meet the responsibility by direct re-us-
al If thcy did not Intend go comply, alj l5t EIu
proceed What taa result will ue, we suppose
the public viii soon see.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

INVESTMENT or FuUg PULASKI, Elc-Ibs
following is a special dispatch TO the Mobile
hdosrllscy and Esgisler:
CnaLEsToE, april IA lel.ar from Port
Royal, dated harcn l5i to a Ncw York paper
says that large Quantity of heavy siege Guns
and mortsrs have been shipped from IIiIton
Head to Iybee IL further states dat Van,
work is expected soon in that quarter The Iet-
ter considers that Fort Pulaski cannot hold ouf
much longer, and that its surrender is ouiy a
question of time
Maj Cen Hunter has been appointed com.
maader Of the Federals at Port Royal instead o
| Cen Sherman Gen. Hunter sailed nom New
! York for Port Royal On the 2Jd Of March
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DAELY REPoBF or ralH rsAaaEr.-

FURNISHED FROM THE-slERCHASTs' EZCHsSGE.
TUESDAY EvEyI.s. April E
The high state Of excitement in the public mind yes
tsrday- with reference 20 army movements Had very
depressing influence upon business and operations in
our general market were few u number and entirely OF
a local character
COTTON AND TOBACoC-Nothiug doing
FLOUE-Quiet with small retail sales at tie former
basis of Sil for superine, and SIS for extra. No re-
g-iPta
WHEAT-No receipts and stocks and demand Iigh-.
Holders a-kiHg = g, busheI for fair
CORN-Sisrzet steady az sLI5 2 busbel for white.
HAY, OATS, RYE AND BRAN-No recent sales
upon which 10 base quotations.
BACON-Smau sales st -712ss for hog round Sup
ply light
SUGAR AND W0LAssEs-Ths market is dull
with small sales at very Irregular prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

PRISONERS ARBVED.-At 2 O'Clock last even
ing four trains of prisoners arrived here from Corn'h
By tlo Charleston rsilroad-twentyseven hundred in
number large number of citizens corgregatsd az the
depot the occasion 1t is understood they wiz be sent
20 Tuscaloosa. Alabama
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LAND AND LOIS FOR SALE.

y r-a5 4 r-r-f51 af the wright tract t77t li.1s
from Court Square. Good site for Ts-.-
A LDT On u0-rl 6. de jscilsol street etL"1-- ~
IN ,ybl,n fb4r- /. a comfort able, small brick 1--WE Ing
AIOT containing about one acre, or s51ia sae -ta-
bsr1s street. on which Es-e D. s s1la Lia-e a. ei--a
a handsome site for a family residence
4 lot sixty eight by one lu1drs1 ard t3rtg si71f
ana nslf feet unmpr0ve7 c1i--r A-i-ls ana L ollin
street, north side Alans rect
A LOT on wsnIt street. near Vance street, one
bu4dr-d and hfy by three hu1dred fes, uuiu owed
The above property may be bought al very neasoz-a
bic prices by applying 90 the subscribers.
UIIERiES jones
--=e.s To GRtFE fTv
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EnR aAEE1

I OFFER for sale my EOUSE and LOT on ,7s5zs
L SeCon3 street Eea1y opposite t1 C0ur Z F5ssf
Squsre The house has ten rooms and is We fiiiit
tUt There is ground sufficient for 5ne large -
stOrfroUm and oEs of nediaE size. A arsrab g
10 alton cannot be- aad iu Che ely Title god--sNes
all psId-1o iuclmbraucs.
gu3I VS. S[NDpR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

RECoRDER's COURT-Thirteeu cases, among
Recorder yesterday. None Of the fines amounted to
than six dollars On the Provost Marsba docket
there were seven cases The charges were for drunken
ness and visiting houses Of i'll fame the fines were not
over Eve dollars in any case
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

NEGROES WANTED We are requested to
call upon of negroes to furnish i've hundred men
Thursday evening al the Marsaals Office, each
TO have "a day ra-ions and an axe or spade They
wanted sgr Fort Pillow
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SKIRSHsHISG AZ THE FORTS The city was
somewhat excited yesterday with umOI3 Of
fighting, at Ports jackson and ST. Phillip. We
nave ascertained that seven OF eight Of the en-
emy's feet approached the forts, tsntaizingly
near and were fired upon from some of our guns,
when they hastily retired OF course this, and
a similar approach on a previous Occssion, were
not designed for g serious attack. Their object
was doubtless to reconuoiter the forts and test
our metaL-N o Delta 9th
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LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL Q, Is6.

ISLAND No ia witty editor states that
the enemy have fred shot enough at Island No. TO to
have made au island No. IL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

CLOSING SrOEES.-The conclusion seems to
have been reached at last that closing the stores at two
o'clock each afternoon, is altogether unnecessary. We
expect they VIII be kept open as formerly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

For THE WAR-The Ouchita [Arkansas)
Heraid says: We learn from a letter just re-
csiyed by gentleman III this city from friend
in Little Rock, that the government has de-
termiuej not Do receive any more twelvc-months
men, either armed or aHara,sd, oth-r than those
compauies laat are now nearly ready t7'orgzn.
iza. The next call viii be for three years or the
war;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

THE RESIDENCE or w. GILMORE SnnIs
BURNT.-Wo regret to learn (says the Charles
;ou MsrcUy) that the variable residence of Wm.
Gilmore Simms, Esq =, at Midway, on the South
Carolina railroad, was entirely consumed on Sat
urday last. The fire was discovered at daylight,
and the flames spread so rapidly that the family
were compelled to leave the building without
saving any thing.
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nARREN 81 BRIDGE-Ws

BARREN RIVER BRIDGE-Ws learn that the
rebuilding of the bridge over Barren river is pro
crossing rapidly, and that 1t viii be ready for
the passage of trains by latter end Of this week.
This will prove an iucalcu.able advantage to the
trade and travel hence to Nashville.-LOHisUiHs
DGla0cy1t-
Hurry it up. Gen. Besuregsrd is preparing to
be Ihare ~ receive the first shipment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

LEAKY.-Ths roof of the city buildings, at
the corner Of Madison and Second leaks badly The
safe I'm the Registers Office is too damp for the use it is
wanted for
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WANTER.

z WISH % buy Immediately one hundred cords a
I boat Dad Of good seasoned WOOD, four feet long
GavcsO House ID. tNJkhEaL.
~ E-y.sH House
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as-lGd Surgeon G.. W. LAWRENCE,
Medical Director Sd army corps Army Of the Mississippi
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SENTENCED.-Charles K. Ely, a cousin of
Congressman Ely, Of New York has Just been
sentenced to ten years in the Mississippi peul-
itenGary, for Tobbiug the mail between Oxford
and Pontotoc while he was stage driver. He
confessed his guilt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

Our Change was at stand s.il yesterday ;
the war excitement absorbed everything
The New Orleans Crescent Of Monday reports:
Sales Of $50 bales cotton at about previous rates In
sugar the market continues very duh and the sales
confined to about 400 Ehds az previous prices Go,
common 2l fair 70 fully fair 2s 90 Be- rms TO choice
3-a 20 4ser clarified yellow 52c and white The prr
pound In molssses the demand moderately fir and
e sales embrace en- the receipts about 5GJ barrels at
~ 70 -12c Tor 1esmaanS and c er gallon for chcice
o"uea- 1he receipts conh-ue very light. OF corn,
9y2' ~ a'oa "l'e Sod, in lots, at SLID per busheL
Nv 1o,e- lAe arrival from Ieuuesee Of two fajb0at
-oas o. corn In the ear to be sold in this market 200
..gss oats sold al Grab grass hay sold al Sal to
@i2 and Ll1 bales fodder hay 1t 500 per Ton.
The same paper says:
We note that one Of the free banks has not dollar Of
its circulation paid into its til this wees while its dep0-
Gaye increased So COO and $4,000 Of iulebtelg-ss
paid .u but not collar in its notes. The move.
uens ia produce Tor the week show falling of from
last week ia fact the sales OF and mosses have
been less for tine week closing than for any week
during the sessonthcy only reach loo hogheads Of the
o7lr and U barrels OF the latter The sales for the
corresponding week last year 1000 hogsheads Of
ana 55t barrels Of the other The sales of cotton for the
corresponding week last year were 5000 bales at the
range of l2ge Tor mddliug The sales this week
sulsd TO approximate 1000 bales good share being
plantation ana for future delivery say at IL to Sc
rather low pre=s-whe if in the warehouses in the city,
it would command 9lR TO lobe There have been some
sales OF real estate during the week prices which may
be- deemed fabulous UnimprOved lots OF ground ana
suburban property selling twice the prices over
last year, and in some instances triple.
NOTCE-A number Of the wounded at the
late battle Corinh WILDE cared forat house six
miles from Germantown. Any conveyance necessary
will De provided T. W. GOODRICH AND LADY.
To THE DAUGHTERS OF THE S0UTH We
want your aid We want bandages spliut cloths lint
and old linen We greatly need these articles H0u
Bs prompt to serve your patriotic brothers who have
suffered IN the recent struggle. Please send at once
supplies to Columbus and Holly Springs Mississippi for
the hospitals belonging to Gen. Hardes's army corps.
Transportation viii be free, and your generous don-
tons regarded with great favor.
am, respectfully
asIJd Surgeon G.. W. LAWRENCE,
Medical Director 81 army corps Army Of the Mississippi
BLUFF CITY TROOP-Wanted a few more
good men to complete my cavalry company. Apply at
my camp at Big Spring on Poplar street, or at W.
Howard 81 Co.'s, No Z Towards row.
aslw WIN. T. HOWARD, Captain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

A NAUNCHAUsEN.-A CORES sPgu1ent Of the
Missouri Deascraf, writing from Island 10, tells
.ue following whofPer:
In former letter I wrote Of contemplated
attempt on tie part of Lieut. Allen, Of company
@. OF the s1h Illinois, to spike the gIias of the
upper rebel fort At this place, christaued we have
been told, Fort Polk. This bold task was under
.aken last Friday night when the lieutenant in
company with f0dr other men, dropped down in
a skill. aud found a large BODY Of rebels at work
constructing platforms for supporting their can
non
Tie lieutenant resolved not to be totally dis
appointed, aud landing, very coolly approached
a sentinel, who was pacing paTapet al the lower
extremity OF the fort, and, representing himself
as a brother =. bel, remarked; viii Telle7e
you from duty now, sir The rebel guard,
wesried and thankful, moved oil to his quarters,
whea tle Lieutenant spiked the G4-pounaer at the
lower part OF the ro.t, which was served with
such accuracy against rs on last Monday Inc
proximity Of the layg-Hg rebels would not suit5I
BIN G., proslcuu auy further q work which had
already proven him q daring officer.
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THE MISSION TO RUssIA.-The Hanisbu

Telegraph, speaking by authority, says;
The telegraphic announcement in the Phila-
dcIphia Iagldrer, to the effect that Gen. Cameron
had in contemplation the purpose OF Tesigning
his position ss miuistsr to Russia, is one of the
wholesale sensation paragraphs peculiar TO the
Laqui5eT, and is false in every particular. Gen.
Cameron has completed his arrangements, and
will sail for Europe, en- route to St. Petersburg.
in a very few days. This is all the announce
meut necessary to explode the fabrication Of our
Philadelphia e0tempOrarY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

ST0rKH0InEes, MEETINa.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r. q. OFFICE.
MEMPHIs Arra "a .h Is13
TIME stockholl4rs in the Memphis ard Char es. on
i Ra Irr al Company are hereby uo- I'll ed t-i q cAel
meeting Of she company wI- be Ee1 81 ne eies z
~ conlps-sv iu Memphis on THURSDAY. the 2itl
fsv Of Apri 1852 o. conilsr the pr0prsfE " acrest
irg the law passed by the last Legislature OF iuV >-
Of Mississippi authorizing sad com 1aly 90 t,sts :
and urdsr. =,
7 Derive Jr Geo W Esisuerr James N trlge u.
Rryaut a. B. Pfiehard f. L-vrrt Nl j.. Is un-
T6os Lacerv sam Tate jas L. Watkins 3 Oftse1 y.
Wftbers ~. John W Cooper John J. FacA-- u -.
Packer. S d Cabaniss Reuben Chs pls'. ~
EcEo.s @ p Csbsnss. Gee. P Ba5rne Lh---
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

gY The New York papers mention the arri-
val of a very large number of sick and wounded
from the Burnside expedition.
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SURPRISES - War is business. il is stern
business, and Is invested with Che grayest of Ie-
sPonsl5IlJies. because The EEavest OF aCuse-
quaDces depend upon ths manner of lis perform
ance Those who undertake % conduct the
operations Of troops lave 10 time 70 siurber
They have lo right 90 grow careless. They
must always be on the alert. We only utter
the Judgment OF warrior historian when We de-
clare that q commander has no right to be sur
pIissl, aud is aiscays biamaJie If he Is surprised
We trust that tbia viii be the law of One camp
Our arms have suffered a number of reuioagbes
In this Te>FaCt-chIehy with small bodies. how
eveE- au- al ctlcer VINO sUstains a surprise guf
ers dIsgIa-=, and DTiUsa Jaesa deserves a DIS
missal Let Is be d point of honor. as it is Of
duty, with all Cur commander, from generals
down 90 the Commando of "a picket, never 20 be
caught mapping. and al lhe same time point Of
pride TO ouLwii and surprise Jla enemy as often
a. possibie- j5rif9uf LHgsgr.r
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CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED !

Z WISH 10 sch my FARM rne mIs Ha..h from
4 Ls8-auge. Won sell from go o. CD, leaH- 7r 90
the imgro enents. The iupa1ys-lsuls a.s All good
There are loJ acres Of the pace sowu iu gan. Pos
session given al any tine If sold dlgls tLis l-u q.
au3Iw n F FtF.E~-
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from the Potomac nnd EsHppahanuOCIS.
The Fred ri-ksbuTg Hsraid Of Tuesday states
that SO ,hs latest adycas from above represent the
Federals divided into three camps, al on the
north side of the Rappabannock viz: one por-
ton within a mile OF two of Baaltou, another at
Elk Run, and a third at WeavgTsTiIe. They
appear 10 be occupying the only three roads
between tiis and the Orange and AieZandra
railroad. back TO Catlett's station, and would
seem to foreshs30w the defense of these roads In
order TO allow the main body 10 cross the river
40 Rauuahsuuocl, station 0r above We have
credible testimony that they Were encamPed al
! Elk Run, about twenty-EiZ miles from tins place
in a large body, on Sunday las-.'
The BoroTfsy, Of tie same date, says:
Il seems TO be pretty well autha teatei that
our men have burnt ths railroad bridge over the
kagyalauHgek river If the Orange and AleZau-
! dHa road There +, q good deal of speculation
! as 20 tle intention of tine enemy In advaucing.
Some believe they viii cross the river at one oi
/ the forls and march by land 60 attack our col
gmus. Our own opinion is that they wiz repair
/ the railroad preliminary 90 "a move, and -sai TINS
! large force which Is spoken OF has been thrown
/ forward merely TO protect those engaged in this
work.
Is is said by persons from the Potomac that
/ large quantities Of troops still continue to pass
/ down daily
The heavy firing heard here on Friday last is
| said o. have proceeded tIom the advance guard
/ Of the enemy uesr B5alton Station. They are
said 90 have fired their artillery at regular inter
walls, SIS they moved slouC, in order to 5e certain
! that taare IS ere no " Ra5eis" about. One of the
prisoners, o. ,tur1d 10y our scouts Ca Friday last
! a d.ummsr IN one OF lss Yankee regiments, says
/ that Mcclellan hag told She Hsn tlaJ they vii
nave Richmond, tsahgm fail, ia less than sixty
days.
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t-Sn LIS. COTTON WRAPPING TWIsE sud
epkt Heavy Sewing Cotton,
80 pieces Paid and ripped Osua8sTzs.
GOO pairs Russ-t B-ogsn-,
4gC Back B-ogal and trmg Shoes
900 Gray Army PaEtalY-us
$50 Red AtaEapss PaItsio1us,
20 pieces Eng ial .alI. o.
$50 Fancy aWUs and JAG Tnats.
400 Elack Lawns and Ca. s.ieoas
50 BIsck sud Fancy Cir ghzIls.
300 lbs. fne and common Chewing Tobacco,
10000 German Cigars,
$50 dozen superior Hickory Shirts
50 Drilling Drawers,
IS Linen, 81 and Plaid Eandkerchisis
$50 pkg n @ Hcuings and Shad
For sae by
ea- TAYLOR C. ECe WEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

Galdsboro', the capital of Wayne county,
North Carolina, is situate ] at the intersection OF
the Wilmington and Weldon with the Atlantic
and North Carolina railroad. lt stands at d
point nearly pqui disteut from Wilmington,
beaufort and Weldon, upon the Eause rver,
some ninety sliles from lis outlet into Pamlico
sound.
Raleigh Ees fhv miles to the northwest of
Goldsbo-o' ia. first house built in G0idsboro'
was 1aill in 1871; since ISIS il has rgpidly in
proved until q. the outbreak of tha rebellion,
Is was one of the most fomishing places in the
1.a.e. It contains some tne public buildings
among thom aa q seminary and three newspa-
per Offices. Il has population Of eighteen hun
dTa5 SLeauboar eau ascend a8 tar as Colds
b5-J, two thirds of sEe year. 1t is sixty-eight
miles from the coast in q direct line, and about
seventy I'VE miles from Beaufort.
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Rsssk sEocEs.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. April al Lss.
~ 4 goods viii be received taF tti-ua ia + a.li ial
ebrllent over tas Road, at the Memphis Stau "a Tn
less prepaid. -
Chief Eneneer and Gen. raj Sdperuteude-t.
p s. RICHARDS General TIatlc gent
sp8Im kvslsnche c0uy
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70 The assay Office at Dshlonegs, Ga, is la
operation. The assayer gives notice that the
value Of each piece OF gold vii be stamped on it,
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Ea,lpo-tani EsoFuss Tn ycrsa Carolina.
FORT MAruN

IT IS situated GA the west side Of Old Topsail
Inlet, on B0gue Point, aud defends the entrance
to the barb9r @1G3,7gJ was expended by tine
United States government in the construction of
this fort. To was an old work, but substantial,
and befTa the war mounted one tier Of old-iash-
ioued sea-coast guns, - and 40 Founders. The
rebels were said, some months ago, 70 have
greatly strengthened it, 1t was seized by Gov
Ellis ou the I'd of January, 1851