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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

A FLAG FOR RUCRER.-We stated yesterday
that the Gag Of Capt R1cker the brave defender Of
Island No. TO- had been shot down eleven times an
1uaay destroyed This notice brought Is yesterday
note from Mrs John G. Jones, in which she says See
ing in your issue Of this morning that our brave Capt
Rueker the hero Of Isl and No TO- is IN want of flag
and having at home parity INSIDE, hastened this
morning to complete it. wish, through you 70 pre-
sent it to the brave hero, with the hope that he may be
protected by the Protector Of ALL in his efforts TO pro
ec US and our little ones from tine invading Zoe. The
note was accompanied by large and very handsome
silk flag with the stars elegantly worked. II hes nae
six cord, with elegant long tazei.. also OF .lE o.
scarlet color. We shall have grsas p-esar n forward
ag it to Capt Rueser who VII b. proud Of the elf. Of
q Memphis lady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

ARREST or A REPUBLICAN, EDITOR OS A
CHARGE or DIsLoYALrY-Undert this head,
the Times has the following paragraph, taken
from the Dstroit Free Press, Of the LIST instr
Our citizens were startled yesterday afternoon
bv the encouragement that one of the editors Of
the Detroit AE1crtiser he'd been arrested by
a deputy United States marshal Of this city, on
charge of treason. OF course it was hardly
credited at the first thought, but on examination
proved that the announcement was TOO true. lt
seems that some person addressed letter u the
United States authorizes in IEIs city, setting
forth that an individual who was connected with
one Of our city papers, had confessed to him
thst he was engaged in aiding the sscessiouists
and had dispatch5s from Mr. SHdall, ia cipher,
which he should forward ~ once % the South
IL also gave the name and description OF tus in-
dividuaL A detective was Immediately put
UDou the scent, and Mr.. Doyle who has for
some tine been q regular correspondent 0i the
I ddrortisey and has recently become connected
with the editorial department Of 5haJ paPel, was
/ arrested, his person and papers examined, and
( himself held over Tor further examination until
+ this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

INDEPENDENT SCOUTs.-Tnis company which
now numbers sixty-ttve il still HIng up rapidly
with the vszy best Of material IL viii be attached 10
the division Of Gen. Price and Of course with that g
liant army viii be placed in the vanguard the pos. Of
danger and Of honor. This is the only company in the
service which presents the double advantage Of being
regularly 10 the Confederate service and. the
time wholly independent in command The men are
well mounted aud will be wen armed and well equipped
Each recruit furnishes hi. horse; everything else is
provided by government. Cant Sanders has established
his camp for the present Big Spring Poplar street
road but st keeps his headquarters Bartes Office
on Main street lie is willing to receive applicants Of
the right Eid until the company numbers one hundred
and twenty-five Young men Of the S nth viii you
now enroll your among the volunteer defenders of
your country honor, or wiz you hand your memory
down to posteri-y rs = c97sc5yfs
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DAEEE HEPoRT or THR 1IARKaz
FURNISHED rEos THE EEReaAsrs' r1cHAssE.

rURSIsHED FROM TIE MERCHASTs' EXCHAEGE.
FRIDAY EFEsISs April L.
COTTON AND TOBACCO-Thers rs nothing doing
Ia she market and prices altogether nominal No 70
ceipts OF shipments
WHEAT-No receipts to day. There is a linll ed
inquiry at g p bushel for fair TO prime
FLUUR-Rscsived s5 brls and 500 sacks. There is a
moderate demand at sI4 for super and sI50Sl6 for
extra.
co sE-Is retailing at sl2O 2 busheL
OATS Selling in retail lots only at Sl-20 p busHel
BRAN-A hight demand and sales at sLsos ISLES =
100 pouads.
BACON-3Iarket pretty well supplied. while the de
mand is entirely OF retail character Sslss at 2702se
i0r hog round.
sUG aR AND M0LAssES-Ths demand is limited
and prices too Iregular for quotations
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MAEsEREER.

In Grslada Mis-. the 3 q ia-i.ns by the Rev Air.
R gL=Id-. Ar. eE0BsE sOssANAS og Grenada and
sTss LIZZIE T.. MATLOcE OF this city
LLzs, may your bright hopes Of happiness ana tat
ieEiaE dreams o. love meet with happy realization
May yOur bark Of life glide Goth over hfss varied
waves and safe enter the iasI p,E- and Hsy y0d in
year new hole meet with iieuds warn and true as
those you have Lit behind J.
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a telegram was received yesterday in official
quarters from Richmond, announcing that Col.
Henry Little had been appointed brigadjer gen
eTal OF tbs Confederate States. This officer had
charge OF the brigade he now commands at the
recent battle Of ElkhoTn, and distinguished
himself or his soidieriy bearing Not only is
he gallant leader in battle but be takes care
Of his men in camp. Every officer and soldier
is attached to him They know that be. is both
brave aud provideut Gen Little is a native of
Maryland. His father was a member OF Con-
gress from that State The son entered the
United States army at an early age, and had
served in it for period Of eighteen years Be
ing thoroughly southern in feeling he resigned
his position in the United States when the sub
jugatiOn OF the South was seriously entertained,
aud when Gov. jackson called for troops to de
fend the capital, he came forward and rendered
his services, ana was appointed by Gen Price
his adjutaut general His qualities rs military
nau becoming appreciated be was put into the
Inc, at the head OF a regiment-Jben assigned
colonel, to the c0nmand of the first brigade
OF Missouri UOntedeTstes, and now he is full
bdgsdieT general in the Confederate service.
The earnest wishes and prayers OF all good
southern men 90 with him --Argsy Argus,
APra 2
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AT WHOLESALE!

295 bales best Us Osnaburgs,
40 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks.
no cases Wool Hats,
GUM OVershOes,
IJ Gents Boots,
9 WOHnem's stout Shoes,
III F" ChiEdren's Shoes,
XOutLis' Shoes,
80 +" Boys Shoes,
20 /" Mems Hip shoes,
RuSseI shoes,
~ Il" Umbrellas,
rs pieces Tweeds and CassimeTes
so 9" Jeans,
so +" Ticking,
25 - Kersey,
20 +" MerinOs,
100 Plaid and Striped Do
REesGiCS,
go 4" GingEiamS,
I6 Heavy Shifting Checks,
IJO &" CaIicOes,
so /" Hickory sEliFtings,
20 dozen OyeraIIs,
~ Z" Heavy Wool Jackets,
900 pairs PantaiOOns,
so Suits Gray KeTseys,
SEQ dozen Spool Gotten.
10000 dozen Gotten Yarns,
2OO dozen Wool Socks,
20 s WOOi Hose,
so Cotton Hose,
so - Misses and CIliIdTen's
Hose.
SO gross Military ButtOns,
q0O lbs. Turkey Esed Cotton,
so Ebs. Knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. zephyr SyCrsteds,
20 lbs. Sewing Silks,
400 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Guftts,
Brown shirtIags and Sheetings.
8Ieacbed
checked JaCOnet and Swiss Mus
IssEs.
Table Cloths, napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Limseys,
Canton FIanneIs, Green Baize,
White and Red FIauneis,
ShawIs, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIveis, AIPaccas,
Irish Linens,
handkerchief, CTaVats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GaURtIetS,
Heavy Buck and seal 3"
Grain Bags
Wool Yarns. Carpet WaFPS,
Wrapping TWine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins
Table cutlery, scissors, etc.
We sffer the above, and other desirable goods
70 arrive. at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH
n Country Socks, Jeans. Linseys, etc, vii
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN I. TAYLOR s CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
TaTA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

LAGER BEER.-In letter 70 the Journal,
dated Washington, March q, the writer, in
noticing the proceedings of Congress, says:
The House got rather Jolly ia discussing the
duties on lager beer yesterday Mr.. Pendleton
of Ohio, said that he might " be considered a
specimen Of lager beer" Mr.. Stevens confessed
that he once drank one or two glasses, and that
its influence was high aud Frank Blair
expressed his belief that lager beer did more
20 elect Mr.. Lincoln President of the United
States than any other drink" Yet with all this
ioviality, the House would not humor those who
have Teutouic constituencies by placing lager
beer on the free list,
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FRoM NoRrOLK ID
RON sEwELL SPoINT TO

SHELLING the OkIs There seems 20 ba No
doubt that the enemy has come into position be
low the forts, IN order 10 subject them to a pro-
cess of sh6Hing. Yesterday the work began an
parently IN earnest. Shells were thrown from a
long range, breaking over and all around the
forts, but without damage The firing CEASED at
dark, to be resumed perhaps to-morrow.-N o.
Delta
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nav AOTERTISEMEETS.
LOOK HER.El

rg7HE "Csuscript Law " recsErIy enasted makes ev-
GTy soiaigr Who Is over eighteen end uuds
thirty nve years of age DO you prefer the Cayal-y
er7Ics ? have thrty days m which 20 ogsliE- my
gneut OF Lancers, undsr tuis law Ny authority Is
from De War department If You don't DECIDE uo7y.
gol wild b. place. in gimsuti o; infantry Sse the
law Fifty dollars bounty paid Al The time Of enlist
uruL BrHg good horse witb y0u-lu Othar euuiD
-l-ats ia ni5h BY iA- government
r II L0GWCOD
aH'S-'f Co0ual Of farrr-s.
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THE WOUNDED sOLDIERs.-We want to hire
thirty negro at the various hospitals in this
city, Parties having negroes viii comfort aud relieve
the wounded soldier by sending them to the hospital.
aud will receive for their services twenty-five dollars per
month. ". o. LOFLASD,
ssc'y and Treas Of the Committee for the Relief Of
al7-Jt Wounded Soldiers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

MARKETISG.-Owingt to the small quantity
Of eggs chickens sud other articles gent into market
we have famine prices yfevs'ing We have heard that
many country people are kept away from by mis-
taken notions about martial law and other things here
We assure them that they never knew Memphis que.
and at this moment the sale OF iutoxieai
ing drinks having ceased. Prices are enormous, and
those who send in wen slowed wagons will 80 ont with
weu suGed purses. There such time in the
history of the city for farmers and gsrinegs make
money now. Send in your produce aud take our
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19
ATTENTION
MISSOURI STATE GUARD


NAeInphs, ADru IUth, IsB.3.
- EN. RI. 81 PARSONS commanding the Missouri
~ S,ate 5uira' tsin be .e-.ggatou Of hsj0c Cen
Kane and myself 70 organize at once in time frr the
next hghi, a r-smelt Of InfaluY, composed Of Mis-
CJrlaus, to- tvelve mouths service.
i-T sec 80 ate this evening thas hsve not vet Sc
iec-ed my recruiting Headquarters. They will be an
urrucsd m Eaud0Ils to-day
Your country Your ais Gals { y1ur immediate
response. Comet L. A. WELTUN
snl7 wv Lieut. Col n. s Guard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

The rites for the dead wIll be sulemuized to-
day, over the remains of Albert Sydney John
stGu the lost hero of the battlefield Of Shiloh
What man can DO 10 pay honor 10 tie insensihle
clay, which was buE lately the living temple Of
great soul, viii be Teverently performed The
body viii be deposited with the dust luto which
it must soon be resolved and Wait there for the
tn5 when Kentucky, redeemed from the Pollu
ting presence Of his desuOyeIB, shall reclaim his
remains as her own, aud his glory an iualien-
able part of her Inheritance. dis name is fixed
forever on the scrolls of fame, as great soldier
and true patriot, sanctiied in the love Of peO.
Die whom he died for, as Of q martyr who not
only gave I'D station fortune, and since his lie,
ia their cause, but for its sake lived unmurmur-
ingly under persecution, and with heroic patience
stiaed the sense OF wrong.
With every dispatch from the seat Of war we
are receiving new lists Of other martyr. to the
cause Of liberty, who died on the same neld
where Johnston became immortal. The out
pouring Of noble blood has been lavish. Lou
sisns had thousands of her best and bTavest in
that ght. and the roll Of the killed and wounded
carries mourning into the bosom Of hundreds of
families. Te Deums go up 20 heaven for the
glory of the rapillse to the brutal invader, and
fbe 1rotectiou bought by their blood for endan-
c,srsd liberties aud the secuuJY OF the domestic
hearth from the Outfages Of brutal and lawless
Invasion. But, amidst the CREST public JOY
there will be many cry Of anguish to be stitied'
for precious lives peried and sacrificed IN con
test against horde of her enemies, moved only
bv base instincts, coming to scatter devastation,
! fire, sword and levitude among peaceful
people
/ The contrast between the two armies, and the
motives which influence them, makes the tate o.
/ the SoUthemer who falls beneath the bullet o.
N q, H. Al b . .Ia a ffa al ms
moment more pidful and more exasperating
They come with brutal thTeatenings on then
| Ips' and horrible purposes in their hearts, al
/ lgnO0le crowd, and we match against th N al
the " alth Of our cbivarous youth inspired by
the loitiest love Of country and the potent i'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

1aPPEAL BATTERY-The recruiting office Of
the ApP n battery has been removed 20 the counting
room Of the Appeal Office. The company is nearly
complete ami ready for the service. A few more men
wiz e0upLts the organization. The eacemFmeuJ is
south of the State Hospital the Pigeon ROosr ro.d
" @ RkYAy. GsDtain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

4 Table Or DIsTASCEs.-As matter of
convenient reference, we publish the following
table of airline distances (milesJ between the
most important points in the neighborho9d OF
Norfolk. The measurements are mathemstlcally
accurate-beiug the result Of careful trlanguia
ton. If we have any Capt,0us readers, they
1uust not suppose we are giving the enemy
information; for we Gull the items from the
charts of the Coast Survey, hundreds Of which
are among the archives OF the Federal baboon
himself The table is worth preserving:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

EYSewiug machines, like almost many other
useful instruments, are obiscs az this time. We
therefore call attention Cayce S Sons advertise
ment IN our issue of this morning. The name Of itself
is sufficient 80 sttract the attention Of the ladies
Wheeler al Wilson's machine is enough this morning
at ten O'Clock is the hour for the sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

CHEST OF TooI.s-Attention is called 70
the sale this morning at the Arcade. As tools have
become quite On object we presume al who are in
VANITY m be on hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

= Two items Of northern news intelligence:
The Herald says hat the conspirators in the
Federal Congress are every day becoming more
desperate and violent.
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SUGAR AND MOLAssES.-Th0Se who have not
sup lied themselves with the necessaesO life would do
we'll to be engaging soou almost every article is on
the advance; sugar and 1oases are cassed among the
most important items.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

RECRrFTs WANTED "A few more men VIII
be received for Capt W. D. Sueeds company o. WE'VE
7,ots men Col. C5rsvys regiment APPLY at StOvan &
srtebelrs old stand, Main street
a17lv H. D. MARrrS, lst Lieutenant.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 10. 1852.

RECORDERS COURT-There were nine iusig-
lifeant cases ct This cont Yesterday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19
NaATH6,RI

MAJOR HUGH r LUCAS Of the IItb Tennessee
III Regiment, is uJhorzsd by the Confederate gov
alu-zut 20 enlist begiment Of Light Infantry tor he
wa- Hi command viii have the right to ehooss its
thea ar of acttu Captains Of comp snes and others
VI hing to enter ths service. will address, h.n ~ the
present, at trmberlaua 6gp Tenn tt"'alw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

FREE hARKET.-At the free market, No 10
Shelby street yesterday, 5l6 persons were relieved the
following articles Distributed among them 100
lbs -four "a bushels corn meal 6sy los bacon 10 bushels
peas 500 lbs. sugar 50 gallons Irol4sses bushels salt
20 lbs soap, : bushels Darsuips
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

LIQUOR SELLISG.-For this otfense Michael
Harigsu was Yesterday fined by the Recorder fifty
dollars and sent to jail for ten days
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

Ehs river continues rising. and a high food
is expected Considerable dritt floating yesterday
There nothing Of mercantile interest doing on the
landing The weather was wet and unpleasant The
neat boat Acacia, Ha1nstad agent leaves for White
river this evening.
The New Orleans Delta of Thursday says:
The Burton reports Red river rising rapidly and uavi-
gable for large-csss packets This been long
looked for, AMI is the time fHr tnr packets take
advantage OF the fact We learn there any quantity Of
-four bacon and other provisions gt shreveport and
vicinity ready for shipment having accumulated there
the pas: two months for want Of packets 70 take away
Shipments at this p0rt present abODt a. small
they get unless suspension Of business taNs place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

To THE DAUGHTERS OF THE SOUTH We
want your aid We want baudages splint cloths, lint
and old linen We greatly need these sruclss non {
Be prompt your patriotic brothers who have
suffered in the recent struggle. Please send
supplies to Columbus and Holly Springs, Mississippi for
the hospitals belonging 70 Gen. Hsrlse's army corps
transportation viii be free, and your generous dona
tions regarded with great favor.
I an, respectfully.
aslOd Surgeon G.. ". LAwREScE,
Medical Director 81 army corps Army Of the Mississippi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

The RWER.-The rver is rising smartly this
morning said be from the Missouri the beai waters
Of which the snow Is believed to be unusually deep.
Our river men expect csl4mirous Hood formidable
any we have had during the existence of the present
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

CwA terrible disaster has occurred ot the
Protecbnic factory in Philadelphia. Some sixty
persons were killed and wounded.
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QuET-Ihe city remains quet in the ex-
IRENE; the before the Recorder daily Of the
trivial character and police engaged priG-
ciPslly in the impressment duty
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TUANKS We thauk Capt KliEk for a present
Orleans
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r. Attention is called 20 the advertisement
Of Capt ]. s walker. in thi- h0InLngs paper
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rvyr4r FrOrrSE kuosyn o. th- < n.ucky ssss4z
u.,s, . ol,Iosre Bfaaiorcs Foundry on Els.sl
ssa-5s street st SO per month. payable IN EIII,,i
aigape.---bs lessee % Eake any tasrove- A-lzaA
- =, tf. own sx peusa The LOuse cOHtsils eight
1-,s ii terms outhouses sLd sheds, etc The rent 70
commerce on the lst Of June next
JAMES BOYD,
a,I~3fs No. III Msin stree.
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LITERARY.-A distinguished literary gentle
man d sires to procure copy Of Bsdwns Arma ged-
don He would prefer to purchase the work but if it
not tor sale, then he would be glad borrow it for
day two, Inquire at this Office
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

THE CONCERT Remember the coucart on
Monday by Prof Miller. It is got Up entirely for the
benefit OF the wounded soldiers. There will Be some
agreeable music and large audience should be present,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

CHANGE NOTEs-Che president Of the Mem
pls and Charleston railroad gives notice the avers
Ing column, that ths cususo tickets Of the company
redeemed al the business Office whenever presented 20
the Of hye dollars The company desire to have
1-zrl sent in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

Coon FRD4Y-Yesterdsy was Good Friday,
day of great sol muiry among the EpscgPalans and
Roman Catholics. II commsinorates ths event Of the
cruciiixiou.
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The Chicago Times furnishes the following
JOHN c. FRENuNT.-Thers was no very great
objection TO Fremont having command Of a
- mountain department - It was supposed to be
where he could do little hunt OF little good, sHd L
II gratifed him 70 carry new feather, very
well While he is undoubtedly the greatest
humbug hat ever afflicted the country, and
while his operations at St Louis were frightfully
expensive, yet there was very general willing
ness 10 les the pet Of the s5uEionists Try his
hand again; and if i5 bad not been recently
developed that hs department Is SO enlarged as
70 deprive TIE dasGiug R9SecTauZ o. bis com
.lralfj, there would be no complaint now. As
that brave officer is superseded who fought the
rebels out OF Western Virginia so successfully,
we say the whole thing is q shame and a disgrace
to tine administration.
The Nav YORK TRIBUNE "A gratifying in
dicatiou Of the times is a statement 10 Dewsps-
per circles thaJ the stockhOldels of the New
York Tribune establishment have determined to
modify the sentiments OF that pspef. They have
set out 70 control It's abe it0n hareses, and they
propose to DO It. AIr. Dana, the worst Of the
two leading editors, refuses 70 modify and the
paper is purified to tire extent Of MS leaving
Greeley proposes TO do better and stays This
promise, however Of Greeley, ia q miserable
thing to rely upon.
THE LATE FEDERAL CAPTURE IN TIE
souxD.-The capture of the Mobile steamer
Wallis has before been briefly noticed. The
Ad5eTtisrr has some furths. particulars. It
says:
BY g. recent arrival from the Mississippi
Sound we learn some particulars Of the capture
of the p c. Wallace, as gathered from the cit-
zens of Pass Christian. Their statement is that
the Wallis uistook Federal for Confederate
guubost, and did not discover theiT mistake
] unul iE was too late 10 get out Of the way The
enemy sent some barges TO take possession OF
the boat which they did not effect without q
/ fight This is probable, as the Wallis had a
/ t0urpouudcr on board, besides small arms, and
/ Woody Altman is not the man 70 have srms
/ about MIN aud not use them. There is a rUmOr
current, said 20 be derived from a free negro
who was taken ON board the Wallis and re-
/ leased, that Capt. Altman ana his crew were put
I in irons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

A PLUCKY WOMAN.-Aunie PsTmequin0 was
fined ten dollars the Recorders docket yesterday,
aud similar amount the Provost 1IazshaIs FOR re-
sistng officers They entered her house to impress her
husband, when she assaulted eIa voeltly She gotone
their fingers her mouth ard drew pistol on thsm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19

CORONER's INQUEsT.-Esq. Richards yes
terday held inquest the body Of Geo SiaIler
whose body found in the river near Fort Pickering
lie drowned IN the river lgndEg fifteen days
ago the presence Of his wife. He fell into the river
ss he was stepping from bis ssif ast boat He
a fisherman, and stood in South Market
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