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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18
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h~AADllAAIEHH AEGT OF TENEEsgEE
AEnFHIs June 70, fsgl.
Trha F1.ultscrG f1-mI1E tlr Provisional Army e.
4 Tennessee aimast oil ivfrsaly ula tIta.cs. Wf-thr-
rlelt Or Hr1nzs tta habit has Eec1us 90 szed 81 b
aaEa IL Eaata Errat pFlFau1n Its s1-p o B. u9cer..fr.
ne re9rau1nf % ne army o. nos -ta1lrs &c BE- fur
nishsd 70 the soidlsr5 rutb-I zpacrf Iu D HitIon whrre
theg comet supply themselves. sd .lr. 1sv asfng fr-
aisqnst- % theiriurt wautf me H-sfsr-G-reni asu-
1an1inS he armT % T-a1tr.re. --cardluz no r.=
Pko hsve s. 4oblF rushed forward srI l+1E-rsd Etp.r
taTTlcas Z the Stats IN this D. gr o. peril. as sssergirE
le frppy o. ratlurs o. tobacco IS 9eIf a. . su57.sr-
encs, di-eda taa Comuiss-y dtsGtsr1usbozt hsEtata
% fz-nisn % fEr E-uops e rezssss1'a -ureIv o. 10 aa1
o. aeogd qnAIty H. r1lel VII f1r ~ 7-s-enf con-
SIT Of o par pscnd f1r ssch oles-. -rsuuigi
cnrer 4sd FrlvEte 70 tha lua. o. b. tns. ID w-etfv ~
thr Conuisftry on duy VIII tie regiment 10 -ae-
Ing is rs llrc1 Of this railel the EsIJr-ssraraf e.~-
Ha11lnT % Bat yirliiuE f1 uH demand % be a-4~
e7mlng 70 Aiu iu IeliuoEa from aImar every -ara-af
ia the s,afs. Tie las f1-trno % aa ra.I ~ r.nt
va sh0E1 % b. general ant tt fsusUf nivsrs-r
By or3er % Asior-Gs-era Sid. .. Pillow C.uaars-
irs Army 1f Tolueses.
J5HH G. BCECH.
NaNIaNn AMM-HH-Lnaa
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The Huntsville IEdsPeadent has seen q spsci-
men Of the s~sltpetsr made from tbs earth taken
from Santa Cave, in Jackson county, Tenn.
It was analysed BY Dr.. Newman and Mr.. Jos.
E. Young, Of Nashville. From one hundred
grains Of earth they procured ten grains Of
ssItPeter. They made a small quantity of
powder, which was pronounced very good.
ANY quantity q saltpeier can be got from the
caves IN North Alabama, OF the best kind.
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YIRGINIUs.

TIE road from Bethel Church to HAMPTON
runs south. The confelerates posted them
selves on both slices Of It at the church, facing
down tbs road 10 Hampton. The .. S. troops
came 10 Il unit within artillery raSge, and
planted their battery n the road, but screened
from sight BY q small house and By woods.
The confederate battery on the right and close
to the road opened on the D. $. battery and on
~ Column IN its rear. The q. S. battery re-
Filled. and columns Of o. S. troops wheeled to
tie right and left, ciIcled around the position
Of Gle confederstss, and assaulted it 90 the
right and left. On the right Of the confsde-
rates there was a route line Of defense con-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

RUMoRs.-There were rnmors yesterday Of a
battle at Harpsr's Ferry, and Of firing heard
in the direction OF Hampton bus We could.
trace them to no reliable soures.-Rsbx
Dispatch, June Is.
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fg-The Bugefia Of Sunday morning con
Gains a card from Col J. H. MoMARoE, an
nouncing his withdrawal from that paper.
Our old friend, with one OF tive slight inter-
missions. has been connected With the press OF
Memphis for the last quarter Of a century, and
We cherish the hope that his withdrawal now
is Only temporary. He is justly regarded as
the Nsstor Of the press Of Tennessee and
here are few writer's Who possess The talent
% adding more grace and dignity to the col
umns Of a newspaper than himself.
AS assistant quartermaster- 2 sneral In The
army Of Tennessee, bis duties will, for the
lime being, call Aln iaio a difersat field Of Ia
Dor, but when "cTim-visaged w-r shall have
smoothea bis wrinkled 'front.'" and gentle
peace shan again assert her benigDsnt sway
over our distracted country, We shall hope
once more to welcome MIN back into The edi-
toriaI fraternity Of our city.
The BuIsiin vii continue 10 be conducted
under the propde,orsaip Of Msssrs. BNsHIN
& Wr-1s, who viii give its columns their IN
divided attention
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Mas. BEAuKEGARD-Tbe New York papers
say that Mrs. B~sauregard, the wife Of Gen.
BeaaIegara, Of the confederate army, is now
IN that city, end on Sunday evening, the Oh,
attended The church Of Henry Ward Bsseher,
in Brooklyn, in company With a member Of
the New YORK press.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

jENsTRUCTIONs TO POsTmAsTRRs.
By the vote Of the citizens cast on the sth
inst, Tennessee has become a member Of the
Southern COnteterscy. The following are the
instructions to postmasters OF that Confedera-
cy, which you will please observe and be gov
erned by
Gan act to prescribe the rates Of postage in the Canfed-
crate States Of America and fer other purposes.
"The Congress Of tie Confederate States Of
America do enact, That from and after such
period as the Postmaster General nav by proc
iamation announce, the following rates Of pos
tsge, to-Wit For every single sealed letter,
snd for every letter in manuscript or paper Of
any kind, upon which information shall be
asked for or communicated IN writing OF BY
marks or signs, conveyed in the mail for any
distance between places within the Confedsr-
ate States Of America, not exceeding five hun
bred miles, FIVE cents; and for any distance
exceeding five handred miles, double that
rate; and every letter or parcel not exceeding
BALI an ounce in weight shall be deemed q sin
gle letter, and every additional weight OF half
an ounce, or additional weight Of less than
half an ounce, shall be charged with addition
al single postage; and all packages contain
ing other than printed or written mstter-aad
money packages are included in this class
shall be rated by weigh as letters are rated,
and shall be charged the rates Of postage on
letters; and all drOB-ietters, or letters placed
in any post Office not for transmission, but for
delivery only, shall be charged with postage at
the rate Of two cents each; and in all the fore
going eases the postage must be prepaid by
stamps; and all letters which shall hereafter
be advertised as remaining over OF unealled fer
in any poet Office, shall be charged with two
cents each in addition to the regular postage,
both to be accounted for az other postage of
this Confederacy. W. D. MCNIsH,
Postmaster NsshviIIa T,na 4
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E-Ths Puce OF brsals,uas must sson de-
cline materially. The grain arop now being
harvested is immense. Mtlsrs At Nashville
are unwilling 20 engage wheat at more than
s~eventy-fys cents per pushed.
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FRANcE-The Nashville UHion has been
Furnished with the following extract from a
letter from a distinguished officer Of the late
United States army, who has just returned
from Paris, 70 bis friend in this city. The
writer SAYS: "The French government is very
favorsble to our cause, and are willing te sd-
vance $780, COO 600 az any time on our cotton.
The French government lie at present scting
very politely We may add that the writer
Of tss letter has already resigned bis position
in fbs late United States army, aud repaired
10 Richmond 70 tendsrhis services TO President
Davis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

CAPT THos. E. SINs.-We understand that
this gentleman, who was at first reported
killed in the affair at PhIlippi, Barbour coun-
ty, and who was afterwsrd ascertained to have
been taken prisoner and put in jail at that
place, has been removed to that stronghold Of
black republicanism, Wheeling. Various in
ducements had been offered to him to take tie
oath Of allegiance to the abolition government
at Washington, and threats had been made Of
what would Be the consequences if be did not
thus stultify himself. Capt. Simsi reply, az
reported to US, was that they might shoot him
o. do anything else they pleased, but be did not
intend TO swear to anything. It was also told
US that the notorious Kelly. the leader OF the
abolition horde a. Philiippi, had ended his dis
graceful career by reason Of the wounds be re-
ceived there; that be accused Sims Of beingthe
party who caused his death, and that previous
to his dissolution he had expressed a wish for
an interview With him, IT, Capt. Sins has
been taken TO Wheeling, it has been done no
doubt for the purpose OF getting a chance to
assassinate him secretly. The parties in whose
hands be has fallen are not too good to prac-
tice any specissof yillsi0y-Rieh. Dispatch.
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ez-The northern appetite for war seems to
srow by what tfssls Oh. TIE New York Her
.ad Of the SD inst, is Tor lie immediate organ
ization az a tremendous naval force for The
purpose Of coercing England into a rsirara Of
her recognition Of the beligsrant rights Of the
Confederate states. The nsxtstsp would be To
add to the blockade Of the Sou hs7n soast the
6locsde OF Liverpool and London; aud then,
the cotton trade being sTsetually shut up on
both sides. it would be an easy mater f0r
northern inesn3iaries to stir up a rebellion
among the four millions Of Eoglish who
owe their substance 20 that tradel Such
is the programme presented with apparent Sc
fiousn.ss 10 northern quarters, and fhe only
thing thst operates to prevent its accomplish
nent, is the ability to carry 1t out. The will
is zood enough.
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~ we learn fs7m The Charles.on Mercury
Of Tuesday lat. tbsl The priyatser S~aranHah,
commissioned a. thai port, was captured by
tbs Unitsd States big Perry. Tie crew, IT.
teen \ number, are said TO have been trans
fl-rsd . TIE fac ship Hianssota, and the Pri-
va,esr has be- Of 70 Sew York. M. Lin
80. declares Sc privaiesrsmfn pirates, and
/, ageas bis purpose to treat thea as such. He
S.ast s meet the tairE squsrsiy nov ard II be
? soes hang eben, Davis win r~etaiiats in kind (;
e4i.Fin BE- in1nguraied The most savage
s5stsl-e E-id las ever knoEn.
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TRAGEDY AT KNoxVLLE.-A young man
named Archart was shot in The streets Of
Knoxville on Saturday last BY a man named
Mareum. The shot was intended for another
party. The offender was arrested, and it was
with great difficulty that the populaee were
restrained from inficting on him summary pun
;sb-oarf
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n. WAUE Z, %.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEw AILIrARF BOOK
Il to-Wifs
Heavy Artillery.
Roberts Artillery and Masrs's skiruish Drill for
Mounted Troops
Traopsr's Naurai. Camp Duty. Hand Book. Har-
dee's Ta7iics Science OF War.
~Also-Litersry WORKS
Notes On FirEinia.
History % virgins.
Elhza Alien or, Life Ia virginia.
S0uth-WesteFn Sketches.
Wi Q Acre We. Black Acre.
Uncle Robin
Einaris Guide.
Aaueip4iions Of The Future, from 1854 % 1910.
For sale BY Il. WADH a o
jelS e69 Main street.
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G5~ The Portsmouth (Ohio) Patriot thinks
the president ought to establish half a dozen
minis, to coin money enough to pay the expense
Of The civil war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

THE FIGHT AT BErHzL-CoL Hsgruder,
In bis official report Of The engagement, says
that the sIemy's force consisted Of three thou
sand five hundred troops, and the Confederate
force Of thirteen hundred troops. The loss OF
tbe latter vas one killed and seven wounded.
He received a flag Of truce from tie enemy,
asking permission to bury their dead, which
be readily granted. A proposition to exchange
civilian sscsssionist prisoners for their armed
men was declined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

o. The Washington correspondent Of the
Ny. Tribune says: awe have good reason
to believe that the publication by Cassius NJ
Clay Of 4 letter on the subject OF our foreign
relations, not only fails to be approved by the
administration, but is In INSTRUMENTATION to the
law Of 1856, which expressly fOrbids any such
public communication from a diplomatic OF
consular o~ficer.0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

a The Nashville Union suggests that the
partial evacuation Of Harper's Ferry, was
probably done in order to meet Major-General
McClellon halfway, and save him the trouble
and toll of marching all the way to the Ferry
over a rcagh road. They wish to extend to
hin the same old fashioned Virginia hospital
ity that the ancestors Of the Virginians ex-
tended TO the British Of the revelation.
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e. The editor of The Cincinnati CONNER
eial writing from Washington, says that Cam
eron, Secretary of War, attends to the stealing
department, and ought to be kicked out, and
Welles, Secretary Of the Navy, with him.
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THE GREAT
E9ssgk6g92 eRESG5C5ae,
HERWIEg BLOOD SElRGHEBi
MercuriaI and syphiIitic FaIRts.
Ulcers, EFBpfiOns, Pfmpies Nodes
OF shiF Zones, 81 fChes,
BOEEs, ECeBd BEAD,

state Il the Blo0d.
q Il i~uVa-izbiy cares Rheumatffu. Liver Conn
paint Genera and Nerv7ss DealIiy
o. the e5We!1, snd Is partcul.ry for all
nose DISTRACTIONS - Thlrn females aEa Liable It is
nafures own cosmetic. It hr mss tae gaunE females
i1rm to perfection, giving richness 70 ths blood and
vigor 70 he nerves, cansi-g health and hapnire-s e.
sparkle IN the cowuczst ard sadfened ere, the rosy
bloon o. haalth 10 bezutify the hd-d cheek.
The "BlOOa seaTcher',
Is precisely what its name indicates in all its length
ano breadth. va: 10 a searching manner. ts seek. 90
look for 20 g1lre5 90 examine 70 iuvlEorate. and rbus
puriglng aha nansius She bl3sd, the source. the lo-n-
tam OF hie taasirg 1t 10 10w pIte and unaiuiterated
u all it, ORIGINAL purity and vlEor, thus rsmsviaL from
Tue sys. EN- All lmpEre and pernicious causes which
have Induced disease.
lis Effects have been almost mirsculousl Hundreds
upon hundreds have been snat-sed 10y ir fr0m an I'M
timely grave and rsst1rd to the sweets o. health and The
endea -meu's 81 friends.
We can poiat TO hundreds o. cases that hsvs bees
cur.d after all other remedies hsve feiI-d, add mzuv
instances where the patients had sivsn up all hope OF
ever being restored to health.
We not only claim 10 have discovered A panscaa far
IMPURE BLOOD but we challenge the entire world e
produce a medlcAe that has its ufs-siving sid 81 arch
Ing OF, Perttes.
- Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles FOR IS. and
forwarded by express to all plrts OF The Confsderate
States, on receipt q price.
POTTER ( MELVIN, Pr1pristors,
90 J9d-rson-st.. near past cmCa,
And general dealers in all popular patsn. medicines.
~ Sid At al the Dug stores IN Memphis.
jelS-dtvEwis
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Ca A special dispatch to the Nashville
Union, from Richmond, says that DR.. Rich
ards, Lineoln's private physician, was arrested
az Manassas as a SPY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

THIS GRAND REsULr.-The aggregate Of
the returns received Of the recent election is as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

e The New York POSTS special Wash
ingtou dispatch says there is great exe teneat
iu that city, over tbe news OF -as conflict at
Great Bethel It Is tbo general oraion among
military men that there was gross misnaBsgs-
ms1t and bad leadership Of he federal forces.
The secesaionis.s are looking M, smboldenet
sby the repulss Of our troops"
Indian WAR-Tbe Davenport (Iowa) Ca
.eis learns from Desmoines that three thou
sand Indians, apparently with hostile intent
we're within fifty miles Or Sioux city, and that
the whole norh-western part Of the State was
in great alarm from the apprshended attack.
MAAYLAED sEsTMEvr.-The Maryland
legislature have instructed their senator's in
Congress 70 vote for the recognition Of the in
dependence OF The southern Conlederacy.
E~Nine hundred aad Fifty bales Of coitoa
were subscribed to tks confederate loan, at
Gainesville, Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

FLAG PREsEyTATroS-Ths Fayetts Rife
Grays, Capt Burton commanding, re7ehed our
city, on their way to Randolph, frsm Fsyette
county, on Friday last. A number Of Patri-
ole ladies' in the 7h and 8th wards, observing
that they had no banner, Immediately met and
prepared one, vhich was presented to the com
psny bv Mrs. D. McComb, OF behalf OF tie
ladies. Second lieutenant Arnold responded
on behalf Of The officers and men, in a pstri-
otic letter, thanking TIE donors for their gift,
and pledginz the utmost devotion for its Pro
lection on the battle field.
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jfNsTRUCTTONs no PosTmAsTrRs.

CLEVELAND, June 15.-The schooners FREE
mont and Ben. Fleut have been wrecked. The
cargoes were wheat.
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WE RlvE EEAL EsrArz 10 rv-7tvez f-
eFsU pece1 lf rrrsrt-. gta-s r. 5-r-s--r
ed 0ui j. icr ssis. ne prize % rH'ca ! ~ A.
a1oofa-n-e win me hazl-iaI coalition q ue
MoDsaFFat & Dusree.
NTru.1 90 urrr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

GONE HoNE.-The war is sowing the seeds
Of dissension among the churches. The Rev.
John Leighton Wilson, D. D has resigned bis
place IS one of the secretaries Of the Pres5v-
terrain board Of foreign missions, and has re-
turned to Sonth Carolina, bis native State.
And the Rev. Mr.. Mcneil, one Of TIE sscreta-
ries Of the American Bible Society, has also
regigned and gone bone TO Nerth Carolina.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

ca Thirteen prisoners OF war CneludlDg
sundry persons arrested as spies) were brought
to Richmond from Yorktown on Thursday, and
after an examination at the War Department,
were depOSitedia the county jail for safe keep
ing.
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Aa4 tbst s5out seventy Of Els
~ lam5s have been slain up to the
49, n dmab By the relatives and fri'has Of
~ non asy have outraged 10 Alexandra.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

e-Three additional regiments Of Tennes-
see troops were organized at Camp Trousdals,
last week. One regiment is Offered by John
Il. Savage, colonel; - Murray, lieutenant
colonel; and GOOdbar, msjar. The Ruth
erford regiment elected James B.. Palmer, colo
mel; A. G. Garden, Of Wilson, lieutsnsnt-colo-
mel; and Samuel W. Davis, Of Wilson, major.
The Franklin regiment elected Tsz. W.. New
man, late speaker of the senate, colonel; -
Miller, Northumberland and lands, major.
g-Prssidsnt Davis, has the entire conf
dence Of the troops in the confederate army.
His superiority as an officer, and bravery, are
irresistibly acknowledge by the men, and his
personal care for their comfort is endearlng
him to them by the strongest ties. He inspect
ed the lst Tennessee regiment, in camp at
Richmond, a few days since, and compliment
ed them upon the proficiency Of their drill 10
the strongest terms. Letters from the troops
speak highly Of their commsnder-in chief.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

RESIGNED oETrcEEs OF rms SUsQuEHAxEA.
The following is a corrected it's Of the officers
Of the United States steamer Susquehanaa, VIII,
resigned their positions in the navy, on the
arrival Of the steamer at Boston last week.
George N. Rollins, of Florida, captain; J.
N. Barney, Of Nd, first lieutenant; L Ssnae,
Of Florida, Purser; T. L. Dornin, F. L. Hodge,
]. L. Hoale, Of Va, rnidshipmsn; c. II Hacker,
Of Va bo2tswain; A. Love.t, Ct Va, gun
ner; R. NJ. Balm, OF Va, carpenter, ". L. Ma
honey, s~ailmaker.
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e. The steamer CanaiiaH, which left Que
bee on The 1st instant for Liverpool, in passing
Belle Isle, on the Alb instant, struck a sunke1
iceberg and was wrecked. AbOat twenty or
thirty lives were lost, bat no names on the list
have been received.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR JUDGE DoUGLAs'
WIDow.-The Illinois State Journal Of the
11ih says "a number Of gentlemen Of all par
ties, headed by Gov. Yates, have signed an
address setting forth the condition Of Judge
Douglas estate, and asking contributions for
the support OF his widow and children.o
LEsIsLArTVE.-Judgs S. Pieksns, Of Sewer
sounty, has been nominated by a public meet
ing as a candidate FOR the State senate from
the counties Of Green, Cooke, SEWER and
Bleunt. D. V. stoksly, the present senator,
was requested to resign on account Of his anti
Union sentiments.
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T~MaBlIATELX-A RESIDENCE suitable tor a small
4 family, 30 Town OF country. Apply to
J. .. r. o
3elS-Nt 2si Main street.
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nor Hire.

We are authlrizsd T. s~nnduaee z. =. OuaRrN. Es1.,
o. tlis city, c~sndliste 10 rtprsseut this C1d9resslenz'
District 10 us Congress o. the Couiedefste States, Al
the snsnlnr r~l-cion. ifis-tss
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PUBLISHED FoE sAtE BY
8. "a. T 81 GO.

We beg leave to call public attention ts the fact that
our edition Of COL HARDEE's TACTICS Is the Only
one that has recently Teen revised By the celebrated
author aud the only ere secured copyright in he Con
fsisrscy.
The work is published
In ? vols bozrd, eimo., with plates. '-.."....s25 90
pamphlet, 5vo.. With plates, at...--.... 400
- without plates, St.. 100
The srce is AlE4ys u-derstooi Tor the Whale set o.
the two volumes, On receipt o: which We will mail them
and prepay TIE postage to all parts q the CoHsederzcy.
Booksellers and mnitar' companies, who order largely,
viii receive a liberal discount.
Those Booksellers nd Publishers Who are selling
spurious editions CT Col. Esrdes's Tactics, will have to
suffer the penalties OF The law; and lose who are buy
ing such editions, We beg to assure TIA, they are al
m~utilatss editions. and thst not one o. them contains
these improvements and changes which Col. Hartsa but
recently adopted, snd which can only be fouad ia that
edition, which we now bring before the public
Eost respectfully,
s Il. GOETzEL < CO.,
Booksellers and Publishers,
jSIs-dtwaWIm Mobile. Alabama.
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q AZ exchange says that "during the
reign Of terror under old John Adams admin
is.rstion, when it was made treason for = man
to open bis mouth to discuss the acts Of the
administration, and the gag law was applied
to men, about Fifty Democrats OF Easton, Pen
syivanis, formed a thinking club They met
once a week. thought what they pleased, and
adjourned" The organization ought 70 be re-
viged wherever the Lincelnitss may have the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

775The Richmond Dispatch learLs from
persons who left Bethel two days after the
battle, that the confederate camp was ap-
preached by five New York ZouaVeS under a
flag Of truce. TIE object OF their mission
was ostsnsibly to be psrzi'ted to bury their
dead and 10 affect an exchange Of a prisoner.
Their request was granted by Col. Magruder.
These men admitted they had 225 killed and
wounded in the battle on Monday; and that
at r~oIl-caIl on Tuesday morning, 40 were
missing.