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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-10
Ecrt PuInskf-The Vnnkes AccDuns.

The New York Herald Of the 2Ist ult, cor
taius full account Of the borberdment and
surrender Of Fort Pulaski, together with the
correspondence We regret that its length PIE
clUdes its preparation in time for or evening
edition. We msy say though, that it sustaips
substantially all the statements OF Corporal Law,
published in these lumns, providing what VIC
never doubted, that the garrison capitulated only
when It had become an absolute necessity to
save tho men from utter destruction
The account says nothing Of the destination
Of the garrison.
The answer OF Col Oimstead 10 tn demand
for surrender, is worthy 10 be engraved in gold,
aud fled sway among the heroic epistles Of the
ags Of chIvelTy We cannot withhold it from
our country readers, even for day HI laconic
reply II as follows:
IL REPLY, CAN ONLY sax THAT All
HERE TO DEFEND TIE FoRT-NoT TO SUR
RENDER IT !"
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Tn5 Raleigh Standard Of the Both nit, says
We regret TO learn from tho Asnevills NC1s,
that the Lincolaites from East Tennessee are
committing dePredahons and giving our people
in the west some trouble Since the declara ton
Of mgrtis law over East Tennessee by Presi-
dent Davis. the 5isafected OF that region have
focIad over into Laurel Mountains, and It is
supposed tha5 nearly / 600 arcin Madison county.
They have robbed O number Of pe-sous and
houses, and d Mr.. Davis was brutalIy murdered
1or refusing TO deliver up his gun. Companies
from Madison and Buncombe have gone to at
tack them. We hope to hear soon that they
have killed or captured them, or driven them
from the State
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SAnnLr,,s THE RIeHT HoRaEs.-A

SAAnDLISS THE RIGHT HORSES.-A geRsTsl
impression seems to be getting abroad among
our eetelnPoTarles that If prices of articles 81
food are fixed for tTsdesmeD, they should also be
fixed tor producers-m&ny of whom seem quite
willing that consumers should stsr7s rather than
that themselves should not realize exobitant
prices for the bread, meat, etc, which the alone
can supply to the suffering country
This is a Just and wholesome conclusion, sad
we only wondered that the truth has been over
looked so long. The grocer who sells bacon at
thirty cents is denounced as an eZtortiouer,
whilst the planter who raised it and sold it to him
at twenty-eight cents, not only goes scot free,
but Joins in the unjust hue and cry against the
victim Let sll be put on an equal footing In
nine cases out of ten, aKOrbitant prices begin
with the producers OF the means Of subsistence.
Srrnnnnh RepnRscaR
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u Our lady fuonds viii remember thCt this
morning a. nis ococl J. ?. Gilbert q Co. corner Of
Second and Madison streets Vii se at auction Iarye
variety OF embroiierieB Of ever description. ribbons
trimmings 0oEnets paper end coIorsd cambGes dotted
s77sSes white mus and Jaeonets and SIX and thread
wells also fue china dinner set Zone HUNDRED ami
forty pieces and cost $4,000; one tine book case and
secretary, (nshosaDy) one set fine mahogany spring
seat paEoT chairs cenerabe bedstsads cOokinsstovss
and sCsp Gilbert will also ssII this morning at his store
eight ahd5 Of The finest sugsr IN the market Now Is
the time to invest your money, as Gilbert viii sell
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The FEDERAL ARMY IN THE WEST.-The
Savannah Republican, says that the position of
the Federal army in the West, as set forth by
the Secretary of War at Washington, is e mat
ter worthy Of special attention. He announces
that it viii be impossible for the army to enter
upon any further aggressive movements in the
enemy's territory, until q full complement of
transportation shall have been supplied This
Is tantsrrcunt TO = cessation Of hOstih&es On sAe
line of the Tennessee, for weeks, if not months
to come, if not indefinitely twill be difficult
20 supply those facilities before the navigating
season on the river is closed by low water for
the summer, An attack from Besuregsrd, then,
on such Of their forces as shall venture beyond
the range of their gUnbosts, is likely to be the
principal fighting ground TO be dOOe Tor time
10 CONS.
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Yankee Outrnges and Thefs on ihe "a,
Johns River.


From the Savannah Republican Ap-l sst1
PALATKA, April III hereby furnish the par
ticulars Of the movement Of the Federels ia llis
region Of the country. On THURSDAY night, ths
18th OF 5Iarch, two gGnboats came up Che 81.
Johns river, as isE as Orange Mills, and oua Of
them on Friday. went up 10 Palstka and alter
few hours returned o. BE mill On Saturday
one OF them went 70 the moutb Of Rice creek
and took fIOm a house tb-5a some ten sacks Of
co15e belonging 10 Mss7Ts Iessdala s, Reid
and returned to Orange Mil and took al the
poultry belonging 10 Dr. Mays, aGi shot and
manned a number of sheep and hogs, That
evening both OF the gUnboats went down the
river again.
On Monday the Fedorais returned with one
guuboat and the steamer Darlington, and pro-
ceeded up the river 90 Dlnu's Creek, about
eight miles above P6l8tEa, and remained there
several days, and succeeded IN raising the Yacht
America which had been slu4a IN tho creek
during their stay in the creek the Faderals killed
and destroyed a large number of cattle on Dunns
Island On their way down the river agaiu, ihe
Federas stopped at Palgs-a, broke open The
warehouse of II. L. Hart, and took tberafIOm
quantity Of tuTPeutine aud rosin which had
been stored there. They also broke open the
warehouse of Mess1s- Teasdala < Ro1d, took a
quantity OF syTUp and other things. and also
took all Of the valuable silver ware. glass ware
and China belonging Mrs. Jenca5, of ST. Angus
tine. They also broke open the house of Col
DevalI, took an iron safe aud DESTROYED snotLe-
One OF the gunUOaJs, previous 10 the seventh
day Of April. had been lying at anchor below
Orange Mills for several days, and on that day
came up to. or opposite. and bombariod the res
idence Of DR.. L. G. Mays. literally riddliug the
dwelling house with shot and she'll While the
gunboats were cruising about the river many
negroes made their escape from their owners and
Joined them.
From 81. Augustine l learn that a schooner
heavily laden with an assorted cargo, cams into
Mstanzas Inlet, about twenty miles south Of St
Augustine, aud aas tax by the Fe5erals The
captain Of the schooner yyss not s5, srs that the
Federais had possession Of St Augustins
also learn from st. Augustine that the Feder2ls
have got Mr. Matthew Soland a prisoner in close
confinement. Mr.. Soland lived near PiCola.s, y
the st. Johns river, and waa member Of the
convention thst passed the secession ordinance.
1t appears thar all Of Mr Solaud's negroes ez-
cept two ran away from him and Joined the
Federals, and the commanding officer sent word
to Mr.. S. % come and get his negroes; and when
he went, the officer nabbed hin
From New Smyrna ! learn that SONS Iorty OF
more Fcdsrals were killed by our men whilst
endeSvoring 50 land Among the number. 5w0
ofieers-the captain and Lst iieGteuaut-of one
Of tho gunoosts. Not one Of cur men was hurt
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DAIIv REPORT OF THN nzuNrq
EURNIsaED FRoN rHE MERcHAsrs. EKca.saE

FRIDAT EvESIss May a
COTTON-TOBACCO-Ther Is no movement IN the
market no sales, receipts or shipments
FLoJR-with meager supplies and an active retail
demand, prices have furthsr sdyanced to $40 p barsl
for supe-fns and s2o9S2l for extra
WHEAT-Ssoeks aud demand Light, with small sslss
at SEA Is p bushsl, according to quality.
CORN-There Is an active rsssl daEnand which IA
now being supplied ~ $3.50 40 y bushel
OATS-Rstsiing a. the advanced rata Of 81 g -
hushsl
BRAE-SJssdy at s. 90 = owl
BACON-Wtth moderate suppnes and a faH de-
mzno prices are still teuSRg upward We nov uuoss
hog round In lots, 2eE30c, aud sides and hams a2e
SUGAR-Tne days sslss embrace shout 200 hhds IA
several lots at figures ranging Fo 30 me for fair
fully fair and prime.
MOLAS6ES-Ws hear OF small trsnGsetoas Al q
basis Of 25e. for ferRsntng and 500Ssc for rebolss
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LOCK OFT FOR SWINDLERS.-Notes Of the
A7ohsnics Bank of Memphis, signed g. e Pugh. Cash
is- and z. W NJ King President dated I4tb May 1854
are being circulated They utterly ss07lElss THIRTY
dollars OF The denomination Of Eve, e-e passed on two
soldiers yesterday in exchange for larger uotes and
being 81 the money tssy he'd thsF were il great distress
Notes Of smaller denomination are also in srcuIsaou
Any oae engaged in circulating woTsbIazs notas. and
passing them soldiers should be aeysrsly dealt with
The nosss OF the Hsrnauto Railroad and Banking Com
pauy axe also in circulation
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AID WANTED. -Fha aid Of gentlemen 70
nurse . greatly wanted al tbs O7aT.ou HospitaI, q.
nlsnts The patients are sUsr5s soT want Of attention.
We have been called upon b. friend who, on Thurs
dsy night was the OILY person 20 st:ent 70 an entire
hoor d Curry has pledged himself that some causes
% ofenss shat existed shzI be further cause Of
trouble and those Uho are inclined do good to the
nek and suffering solder through tie hours Of night:
which are % long and often agOnzing 70 the patient
aave now ful cpporturftr
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WAR SPEECH.-We are requested to state that
Cspt Sam. Ssro VII deliver speech tonight at
Exchange Building. at O'clock The captain IS recruit
ing company Of infantry fer the war known az the
- Tyler GTsys," Let give him TezS;nE Rudenoe
his Il truly The time for prompt aud decided action
Victory death should from this or be the motto Of
every honest ami patriotic southern heart Don't forget
the tine and place Go, everybody.
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'CHAsGE.-Thsye is very lizzie doing IL bust
ness Receipts sES sus'L Stocks srs decreasing. aud
t7eTe Il quite n Excitement about reported i1dispod
Ian to tahs Confede-a-s money The receipts yesterday
were % follows . sacas Ceaas kegs baElsr casks
bacon head cattle, sacks dried fruis % packages m
niturs barrels Tx had sLsep
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A subscriber writes us asking whether post
masters are subject to nilitis duty under the
ConscLipt act lately passed by Congress. We
should say most certainly that they are not, for
the Exemption bill, passed by the same body,
especially relieves from military duty all in the
service or employ Of the Confederate States. -
Within this class postmss.ars are, of course,
included
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REPORTED SKIRAnsH - Passengers BY rhe
Orange train last night report that skimish
took place between a company of Yankee infsn-
try and a Confederate cavalry company: some
where between Swift's Gap and the Shenandoah
river, in Rockingham county, or Saturday even
mo last, in which thirteen Yankees were cap
tuTed and several killed and wounded. They
also report that the Yankees were pursued by
our cavalry to the river, and several of them
drowned in attempting TO TeerOss.--LyHchbETg
Republic0R 3fh
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z We regret to lesrn that collision occurred
yesterday morning on the Columbia braneh Of
the South CsrOliE2 railroad, about ten miles be
low Columbia, By which some fourteen persons
we've hurt, among others Gen Gregg, of South
Carolina. One child is reported to have been
killed, its head being crushed The nature of
Gen. Gregg's injuries VIC have not heard, but
believe, or at least hope, that they are not seri-
Wilmington { N. c. Journal, 25tb
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ABOSIISABLE.-Wlli Wlliam Robinson and Mary
Ssio1e were yesterdaJ arrested by officers Dillon and
Hickey for being in whichever Cemesery for obscene
purposes Robinson deposited suty dollars Tor bis Gp
peaEauce 5ut Re failed come before the Recorder aud
the money was forfeited
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B. o. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
BTSRreEsO1EsC,
~ Front Row. Memphis. Tenn

C,PECIAL attention paid 70 sales o1 FIOUE-FassI7
- ing daily from 100 20 1000 barrels different brands
sud for sale.
r s. Young formerly with Mcclure htCoats- oisrEs
vile Tenn, is engaged in th's h0Uss.
REFEREECEs.-F. W. Smythe, HeTgett Norton z 20
p Dufeld, New Orleans; J. A. Fisher, Cashier Bank
Tennessee Nashville A. Hamilton Nashvile ". 7.
Hume Csshier. Ciarksville, Tenn E8acham q Gal
breath, Memphis. nol6-om-
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PIRENEN.-A portion Of he proves msrshals
guard are now armed w1tr pixies, which give
them quite picturesque appearance, and rem
ders the ideas Of southern Chivslry complete.
From appearances, the amount Of damage =
regiment Of these Piksmen could DO would be
marvellous No better arm could be placed IL
the hands of brave man fox close combat,
and it Is gratifying to see that the government
has really begun to make them ior the public
service But they may BOT possibly do much
injury to the enemy II the hands Of cfry
-,nrrnI -R;chns0Rf Encfiitcr
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FREE MARKET.-At the Free Market yes.er-
day i've hundred and fftYsIx were furnished With the
following articles 500 pounds bacon so poznds sugar
81 bushels meal ICO pounds 6our Is bushels peas
81 gallons moissse5- - pounds soap bushsls salt
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ABREsT.-Wm. Dean, q private in company
II, Sd Tennessee regiment, wss arrested and
placed in jail yesterday for assuming to control
the up train on the East Tennessee and G5oggia
railroad. be rang the bell thereby stopping Inc
train, and endangering the lives of all on board,
as they were at the time not far nom the station
for meeting the down train, and the interruption
might have produced a collision. If officers or
soldiers are thoughtless enough thus to leopard
their own lives and those Of their fellow psssen-
gers, we learn that the company will prosecute
the offenders to the full extent Of the law, and
viii not permit its conductors to be interfsrsd
with in the discharge Of their duty With inpu-
nity.-Kn0zU5tis RsglsteT, 3Ota uit
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FArorIER COuNrY-The Yankee. in

small force, are still committing depEedaIi0ns in
FsuquieI sud the adjacent counties. s few
DAYS sLncs a body Of four or five hundred visited
WaIrenson, and carried OF al tie stock of msd-
icines Of the only two drug stores IN the place
When oaT army fell bsck from Manassas, the
Confederate government offered 70 purchase
their medicines, but the sale was refused on the
plea that there was no other drug stores in the
surrounding country, and the residents Of that
section could not manage without physic. The
result is that the Yankees have bagged the whole
of il it-RichmORd Dispatch
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No PEACH BRANDF.-Goy. Grown IS down
OF peach brandy, ss we'll as all other liquors.
The Georgia Weekly publishes letter from the
secretary Of the executive department 10 D. c.
Gresham, Esq, stating that the Governor viii
not allow the distiuery of peaches into brandy
the present year.
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EAs Light viii be in demand now, (esndIes
having given ouD, wozld advise our friends 70 call
J. P Prescott & Co. 90, Jefferson street where they
ean be furnished with lamps of al kinds and cotton seed
Oh, best quslisy, at two dollars per Esuon IS
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DR. EDMONBs.
HOmeOpath and HydrODnvh.

Residence north side OF Rsal stss secoud bous west
Of the Medical College. OiRcs over s Hsnsac.3 {.
Oo.aDrug Store aaia street 1Hin- aours - q 49,
and % 3PM mr2g-ly
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No LICENSES. Sullivan vas, yesterday,
charged before the Recorder with selling whisky with
out having license to 10 so He was fHed slI and 8
ike sum On the Proves 8LaTshaIs docket
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r. Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has offered d re-
ward Of $4,000 to any person OF persona who will
discover any salt springs or salt wells, to be To-
Gated at least ten miles from the coast and 10 be
capable Of yielding three hundred bushels per dsy.
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NOT CURRECT.--An advertisement w. pub
Ish from B. Kirkland Esq this morning states that.
contrary what has been asserted he las seksu CoA J.
crate money Tor every debt 8hsn It has bssu offered
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-10

FATAL ACCIDENT-The Argus states that on
Thursday, Albert J Brooks Of this city, member Of
Capt Bryazs Appeal Battery, while OF hiz way With
the company Corinth ge froa the jrai- t5is side Of
Grand Junction, and was billed
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= Wallace, hyde, & Rogegso1 sslI furni-
saTe feathers soap, es2ets EeGEss buggiss ETC. at 10
o'clock en- Second street. two doogI seuh Ct Madison
tia rncrnicV
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AXLE BROKE-On the Mississippi and Ten
nesse railroad on Thursday the axle tree OF freight
train broke b. which three or rour cars were smashed
but personal injury was done.
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n The Charleston Courier of April 23d con
cludcs an article on q Yankee Bulletins with
the following very Just remarks:
We respectfully urge on the stsenJion OF those
in authority that our FIRST interests as citizens
and the true interests of the ssme-ws claim
nothing specially f T the PTess-demsnd some
efficient measures for the prevention OF false and
exaggerated reports, and we know nc plan of
prevention which can be more efficient than the
prompt communication Of the truth whenever it
cen be published without detrimsnt, and when
ever its suppression would only give occasion
for reports worse than the truth.
Something is due to the intrinsic claims of
truth, but, waving that high ground, we may
place cur demands on Considerations Of exps-
diency and policy and interest.
Were truth and falsehood matters Of difference
ethicaIly, we would prefer truth, if for 40 other
reason, because our enemies make and love a
lie rather than the truth.
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AT BSALE!

AT II HOLE SAIh!
295 bales best rs OsnabUrEs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
10 cases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OVeTshOes,
l5 Gents Boots,
8 /" WOmen's Stout Shoes,
2I Children's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
60 Boys Shoes,
70 Mems Kip Shoes,
6 RuSset Shoes,
AZ Umbrellas,
. IS pieces TweedS and CaSsiEnereS
so Jeans,
so Ticking,
95 g Kersey,
20 H MerinOS,
HOO Plaid and Striped Do
IneStiCS,
20 GinghauS.
10 Heavy ShiTUug Checks,
$50 CaIicOeS,
SO Hickory ShirGiags.
20 dozen OveraIIs,
H Heavy Wool JacI-nTsy
300 pairs PantaIOOns,
SO Suits Gray ReFseys,
500 dozen spool Cotton
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
300 dozen Wool Socks,
20 Wool Hose.
so A" Cotton Hose,
o..
Hose,
SO gross Military Buttons,
900 lbs. Turkey Red Gotten,
so HIS. KNITTING Cotton,
30 HIS. EepEiyF WOFsGeds.
30 lbs. Sewing silks.
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, QEIsGs7
Brown ShirtiHgS and SbeGuRgs,
RIeached &"
Checked JsscOneg aEG swiss WEgs~
liHs,
Table CECIHs, Napkins Gud Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FIRnBeEs, Green BaiZe.
White and Red EIamneIs,
Shawls, Neck Comforts,
Black Felvets, AIPaccas,
Irish linens,
Handkerchiefs, CraVats, Gloves
Ladies' and Gents GaTntIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, C1TPeT STRTPs,
Wrapping Twine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We effsr the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH
n Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys. etc. VII
be taken In exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO..
Corner Of Adams and Second streets
iaI4-lY
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MEMP TENNESSEE
ETIALLOW, BsesNaz- Soap Grease, good Wood Ashes
4 etc bouRht ali times ae.o.i--
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-10

y The separation between Fanny Fern and
her husband has resulted III the circulation Of the
following, which IS set forth as the second edi
ton Of Fern Leaves: