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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

A Richmond correspondent Of the Wicksburr
Wig, writing on The 5hs saygi President
Davis is bust y engaged, nieht and day, IN put
ting our army in condition 70 meet the foe
The Enqairsr understands that Gen. McIn-
tosh, just arrived IN Richmond, comes 10 offer
the services Of a number Of The warriors Of his
Ration Of Indians 70 the Pfesiden..
President Dsvis is said 70 have remarked.
(sayB p Richmond letter. that g great BATHS
would soon be fought AZ sons poiE- on hsline
from Alexandra 10 Harpsr's Perry, and most
probably elsewhere.
Capt. Even SCOT, an experienced military
engineer and scientific gentleman, Is engaged
in experimenting the Notifications IL Rich
moBd on Marion bill. He constructed forth
festions to the amount OF $1,000, 0cO for the
governments OF Norway and Sweden.
Aletter from Princeton, H., 60 The Boston
Post, says; OF the original aboltionists OF
Bureau county, there is not a representative
in the Geld. They talk war. but they don't
volunteer.
TX Gov. Ross, Of Delaware, has fed the
country. he sailed FOR Europe in the steamer
Of Saturday. He has been engaged in sending
arms and munitions to the rebels Of the south,
and flies now from the expected wrath q the
citizens Of Delawsre.-N y. Times.
Gen. Wm. ]. Lyle, a well known citizen Of
Murfrsesboro', died on Saturday last.
During the ight At Aqnia Creek two shells
fell IL one Of the batteries. before they expIo-
ded. Lieut.. YsDcey, Of the Tennessee regimen,
pitched them into the river.
A correspondent Of the Atlanta Coafedsyacy
says that Gov. Lateher will accompany the
Confederate troops that ara to be moved for
ward on northwestern Virginia.
TIE VERY CooLgsT.-A man. asleep on q
railroad track in Alabama, was taken M By
The cow-c1tcher and thrown sixfset MP an en-
bankment without harmtng bin. He took a
drink from a bottle Immediately, and looked at
his watch to see what time it was.
The Brandon Republiean states thatin Smith
county, Mics, the people are working on the
crops Of those who have gone to war.
NoRrH CAROLINA TEA-The Washington
IN. CO Dispatch says that &c has r~eeeDtIv
drank some green tea, the bona fde green tea
OK China, grown in Hyde county.
Mr.. Richard Golden. too, as we'll as Mr..
Lindsay, is cut for the c. 8. A., as against the
North.
The Charleston CoHrier understands thst
the prospect for a full yield Of rice was never
better.
The New York Tri5uns requests Generals
Butler and Pierce to take of thelr uniforms and
go home to Massachusetts.
The gubeFnatorial contest in Alabama is be-
coming quite warm. There are three candi-
dates in the field: Thos. J. Judge, John G.
Shorter and John E. Moore.
Corn is selling at Davenport, Iowa, for
twelve and a half cents a bushel.
The man arrested at the Pensacola navy
yard, under the belief that he was exchanging
signals By lanterns with Piekens, proves to be
a lunatic.
Captain Chauncsy, OF the retired list, has
been placed in command Of the federal ship
Susquehann6.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

FOR SALE

2 4srsso On ne ssrh side Of Pisoaa Rest road. near
Coz. Harris.
10 Acres On usv stats Line rual, narsh SIDE. near
E~1IaroucrT's-
800 Acres On tie Memphis lsd ohio railroad sas
Eeleigh plaza rca1, tree and I've miles from me ciJ5
In lots b sut purcalssrs.
Beautiful Rasiiencs aad Let On Marset street, b bs
eEchanzed tr ne-rles Et valrslo1f a-i tvo Resi-
danoss, 20 be- exchanged ior building materlaa
Aazguis1sa; s-srshouss in the heart o. ne city,
such property ga never before CTsreI cn lr-1 terms.
a Half Acre "a TIE C1o7-r tract, a. half prise.
3 Aerzs caste. Mrs.. PARK, 90 hrss years tms. on
ume terms, a House z-t Dot OF EErhanse s-eet COR
veri1ut o. Cuisines.
ne most svs Fo1lisy In ne ssufh-sl ad
ie anesl So AA, e. Avery street, los b. $50 1aeL
well improved.
Haass and Il. srs Of ala aza.uiag Captain D.
shlslis. on PagzT street
100 5y ts0 fees o. Po1's- street. zs1r Galn street.
12 By 2sT feet on Uaion, rear LsuGe-dale street.
The ceres eanasomag improved. south o. San p
Wakerss two allies from .e lT-
II areg ard p sores, 171tsi.e II. Wl-E'z u Ger
maut5va plasE r1et. a1l acres -1 ws'uut ref via
r-ssideucsi and : Lots corner o. JsEzmias All Orlss-s
streets. Al hess VII Be solo tr ArEan5as Lsvss
Bc1dl.
taerss IN rear OF Prsvins, aud froliius Fsrt Picker
l5g railrosd-
Ors-hals Izf=rss. in 90 s-a in wtrseIl ulci 81
fees win two El1se, artIB fsss vaczal u ne AHss-
nai Grounds
HN ~ "a w" Us
Ju-Ee 2~Vayus's.
8 erssueatR ssilsaess sa Court zras, rear arsar,-
I ti0u Lire. torrent.
ii By 400 feet IN wells -Ezs uesr j. Luls-'s-
s6 scCs on Memphis AID Cla-iesl1 rsii-oas. be-
tTee1 Cai-rrrius and LfzyB-ci ~ acres ce1--l
vel improved.
long Lease and good Hauss md Lot % i1ierselg1of
Ais1lna and Exchange rres1.
- 4e-as with plank fence, ven Improved, 1rssulss
from tEe cltJs on long time.
Corasr Lot On Linden AID CIl.o=, win brcE Cot
laEe.
6scres or Hernaaio plank road, adjoining Portsrs.
90 BY 80 feet between Main md Shelby. 1orth SIDE q
Linten streets a bsauu'7l Cottage.
me slegaa. residence 1 g51th side Linden. between
Nain sid sbeib5. az aasf-sil.
GO acres aear Aa-s Track e. beautiful place.
l3 By i0 feet On Fzsa.nrt5a street, east % Kris
FzrZ's.
Six Uauies i1 the Nlv Yard. OF us1ld leased f-
tEsnty-sZ years.
Percy Hstsl, e. Grsld smsi5n, vita forty rsous lnI
nsU furniture.
20 ceres, one-haI mile FROM C5lIsrviIe; ths Ensst
orchard. etc In the azr-y.
Gooa Hoses to sElp fer CITY Property.
Ho1ss and Lot IL Chelsea, e5ruer FiHh lzf Loo-ey
streets.
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We are authorized and relle-tsI o. za11urca q. G.
PATEe - q candidate fu- lelerate 10 ue Congress Of
the C0nfederate stsras o. America, which resembles ID
Richmond on the 20fh day af Jolly next. fers-te
JUNE 18TH, 1861.
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CO The Atlanta T~Ateljgsaeer learns that it
is the intention Of the members Of congress
and the cabinet OF The provisional government
to initiate the example Of Mr.. Ysncey, and
pay into the common treasury the amount Of
their salaries during the war. It is said that
tbe principal Office holders, who can afford It,
intend to receive only half Of their salaries,
PAVING the other half for the benefit Of the
volunteers. The sane paper suggests, also,
that 50 long as this war continues every public
ssrFsat 10 the employ Of The government, sc-
cePs only The same pay given to The PFivatss in
TIE ranks OF our voiaDteer regiments.
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FROm The sEfT or WAR IN vsH-


fspeaa Corr sponleaee Of The Appeal
EDaeuaeon Of Hnhers Fe1y-EpianaHoa o tAe
cause -aforemsna Of General M~agruda-Aepanes
uroa Als~randuatsg General Beaursgund-A Battle
e=pccies-Corfsea IN Soafbcua T~roops-NoTfhsTs
Pres On Bethel Beetle.
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FRnm VIRGINIA..


In the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch Of June II,
we ind several p-roclsmations from Governor
Letchsr, Of Virginia.
The first announces that Virginia has de-
clared her independence, BY a majority Of
nearly 100000 votes; and addressing himself
to the people Of The northwestern portion Of
the State, he concludes:
There has been a complaint smonz you
that the eastern portion Of the State bias en-
joyed an exemption from taxation to your
prejudice. The State, by a majority Of 9 5000
has put the two sections on an equality in thiE
respect, By a display Of magnanimitY in the
vote just given, the east has, BY a large major
ity, consented to relinquish this exemption, and
is ready to share with yea all the burdens Of
government and to meet all ViTginia's liabili-
ties. They come now to aid you, as you came
in former GAYS tc aid them. The men Of the
Southern Confederate States glory in coming
to your rescue. Let one heart, one mind, one
energy, one power, nerve every patriot arm in
q common cause. The heart that will not beat
in unison with Virginia now, is a traitors
heart the arm that viii not strike homein her
cause now, is palsed by a coward fear.
The troops are posted at HuttonsylIle. Come
With your own good weapons and meet tAehl
as brothersl
In the second the governor gives the vote Of
the State on the question Of recession as fol-
lows:
For l2as5l
Per election. 2e,sls
Majority for ratidcatcn.........-... Jos ST.
And the estimated vote OF % counties, not
returned, as follows:
Tor secession. 1885
Agsi-st................. .................. SCI
The whole summing up as follows;
Actual majority for ratification from returns. I05, 81
Estimated msilrities against mitigation from
counties net heard omeiaiy. s,s27
-
Total maturity % $50
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WE FAVE RIAL ESTATE TO EECIAEa
" eTarT EgecigH % pupert7. mere BE- uu Ea1 r-
advsrussd but is for sale, tie price o. uhicr arf l-
l1'ted % eaorianes WIN t1a financial ma4--o1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

L-1BERA1IrT OF THE Augusta BANS
An agent Of The Confsdsrsts Sales Govern
msnt called upon the banks in Augusta, Ga,
requesting TO know how much Of TIE Confed-
erScy treasury notes they would take. They
promptly answered 10 per cent. Of their
capital The aggregate bank capital in Au-
gusta lie s3,O75,0O9-whicb, at Is per cent,
would make s461, $50 10 place to The credit Of
our government. This evidences Of patriotism
and liberalty is noteworthy.
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"a A correspondent Of the New OrieaHs
Dtia, writing from Union City, June IA,
says " Gen. Pillow arrived here By ysster-
days train. The veteran Of the Mexican war
is looking well, and has laid bis heart upon
the altar Of the Southern cause. II Lincoln
should asnd men here they will find graves in
Tennssses. Not one Of hem will return 70
tell the story Of their defeat. Our men have
sworn to conquer or to gIoriously die.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

TIE Rockville Register suggests TO the agents
Of the S ate Of Tennessee, wh'se duty it is to
provide funds for The payment Of her coupons,
due 70 holders iB the northern States, that it is
in conflict with their duty as loyal citizens Of
our state to meet thess coupons while the war
continues. Such is tbs law-such is the prac-
tice OF al the States North and South. It may
Be wei for our Tennessee railroad companies,
Rlt other corporations, to see that none but
Bora f5e Southern Coufsderacy holders Of our
bonds, whether State, county, or city, are en-
titled 70 receive payment for he coupons, and
to scTuiirize closely those who present them
and ascertain that the real owners Of the bonds
are not our northern enemies.
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sEND.aF; ITE-E -.
on sundaE NeNf.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

Montgomery COWSsfg F5rgiH5a.
TfHIs Celebrated Watering PLACE viii be opened
4 lot me reception OF visitors On TIE 1st day o. JunB.
Located three and e half miles from the virginia End
tennessee Railroad they are easy o. accsss, and sforl
The best sfcurlty for families.
Hacn department 10 supervised BY the Fr0priet0rs,
VINO VIII attend personally 20 the wants Of their guests.
TIE proprietors natter themselves they were nsver SO
wei prepared as the present season.
A 'ull supply o. Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave tire railroad AZ ShawsvilIa. and will
pc carried IN -four horse onnioussss over dle read 20
the Springs.
these waters stand ulrivsled for the cure o. Dyspep-
sla BOOTH, C0BHOUE s. co.
water for sale By S Hsnsieid * Co.. Chandler b
u Hlggs Bros. Co, D~rczsistss Memphis Tenn.
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~ 0A
UT received per steamer HFlyiEg Bcud, from -
Vsntqns CANA l509 o. TIE Chinese felar
riA hle scu- new styles, amqle which a-s&a
- bouole Round. Heinat5 Toad Stool, Szndarln. etc
~ FEANCIaC8 q
able gen WsIr street,
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g0tal majority. sl,7l
A correspondent OF The Richmond EnqairsT

writing from Northwestern Virginia, says:
The Vandal horde that have invaded the sol
OF Virginia is engaged in pluaderiBg FARMS
and fsrm-hogses, killing cattle, sheep, hogs
etc, and in many instances, tearing down
houses for fuel. They have fortified their
camp at Phillippi, and taken possession Of the
houses Of our citizens whom they have driven
from their bones. They DESTROYED the Office OF
the Barbour JsfersOniGH, scattered the type
through the streets, and broke the presses into
pieces. The editor Of the JCfsrs0HiaR is a
private In the ranks, and desires nothing bet
ter than a few shots at the enemy. He devotes
much attention to his musket, and it is always
sure FIRE.
Our troops were a good deal cheered to-day
By the news that Gov. Wise was about to Join
rs With bis legion. Thousands would flock 10
bis standard, as we have confidence in his cour-
age, skill, judgment and patriotism. Our peo-
pie would lsok upon him as their great de-
liverer. His name would instil new life in our
people, and strike new terror to our enemies.
In Gods name let him come, and come speed
lily, for we need bis iron nerve and undaunted
energy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

ca The Nashville Patriot Gays letters Of
narqus and rsPTisai have been applied for BY
the Cumberland river boys, and when obtained
thoy viii do The State and the Southern cause
effective ~ssrvies. A hrst class steamer viii be
an their cnrnnnand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

a Richmond correspondents the Wcksburg
Wig, writing on The 5th, sayai "President
Davis is bust y engaged, night and day, IN put
The Enqairsr understands that Gen. MeIn-
tosh, just arrived IN Richmond, to offer
the services Of a number Of the Warriors Of his
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

HtRRuEss SHELLS One Of tie gunners 81
The battery al EcqGla Creek was a short time
ago in the employment Of Lincoln, and en-
RACED IN Sling bombs; instead OF gun powder,
BE put in saw dust and sand aud marked IN
balls On the day Of the Fight some OF ness
bnrnhs fell near this man. At the battery, and
II Instantly recognized them, telling the boys
nat 10 mind them balls, they were old aceuain-
tsnees Of bis and wouldn't harm a southsrnsr.
Gooqf
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Letter frsm GA Point OomiOrt.

Letter from Gid Point Comfort
From the Richgond E~Hquirer
The steamer Adelaide, Captain Cannon, ar
rived yesterday morning from Old Point Com
fort, bit it was exceedingly difficult 70 obtain
any information Of what is going on in that
quarter.
The funeral Of Lieut.. Greble took place on
Wednesday afternoon, and bis remains were
escorted 10 the boat by Gen. Butler and staff,
all the officers Of Fortress Monroe, and all the
officers Of the flagship Cumberland. The
escort was composed Of men OF bis own regl-
ment, under command Of the Second Artillery.
The flag Of the Adelaide was at half-mast
yesterday, on her arrival with the remains,
which were at once dispatched to Philadel-
phia, accompanied by the father Of the de-
ceased, and several military officers. Lieut..
John T. Greble graduated at West Point ID
1854, and At The time Of bis death was a first
lieutenant OF artillery. In the fight be had
one corporal and four p~r,r8tss Of the artillery
with him, and was killed by the side Of his
gun. His command @as OF the heavy guns at
Newport News poin-.
4 party who stated that be was attached 10
the staff Of Gen. Butler came up on the Ads-
laide yesterday AID reported hat seven had
been killed, forty two wounded and four were
missing in the engagement at Great Bethel.
Major Winthrop was killed in the fight.
A passenger who also came up states that
on The call Of the roll OF the several Regiments
on Wednesday morning, eighteen hundred failed
to answer the call. Some OF that number,
however, are on furlough, though the number
is comparatively small.
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Be prepared FOR exciting times.
TT ATFp I


ST. LeUIs, June 2l.-An Iowa regiment has
gone inland from Hudson, Mo-, to c%onjoin with
Gen. Lyon at BoonVille.
LE1rsGTON, Ky. June 21.-J. ]. Critten-
denis majority is $500.
FoRrzEss MoNRoE, June 21-Thsre are
rumors here OF a heavy Southern advance from
Yorktown hitherward. The federal pickts
near Little Bethel have been driven in.
Persons representing themselves as d~essTters
from SewelPs Point gave such vague informs-
ton that Gen. Butler suspected them.as spies
and put them in prison.
The Southernerg are creating masked batter
les opposite the Rip Raps.
No correct return Of the killed at Great
Beth$ have been or will be given.
AZ surgeons were ordered across the Poto-
macsTom Washington last night.
Thawsr department has discovered that fe-
male secsssionists have been carrying on a reg
ulsr correspondence with Beauregsrd via Mt,
Vernon.
NV YoRK, June 21.-Tke correspondent oil
the Commercial from Washington says thai
army officers believe a collision is certain be.
fore tomorrow night, the Impression prevail
ire that the southerners are outhanking ant
must fight.
The correspondent Of tho Post says tbs
southerners are concentrating at Fairfax c.
H., and everything indicates an attack upon
the federal lines.
It is believed that Besuregard can concen-
trate 10000 men az any given point within q
week. Re has undoubtedly a large force.
Vienna adYiees say there are no new move
ments there.
LOUISVILLE, June 21.-The following will
appear in the morning papers: All persons
desiring to make a shipment of goods over the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, on and after
Monday, June "A, will please call at my office
and obtain the requisite information, together
with permits attending such shipments as may
be admissible. Signed c. B. Cotton, surveyor
Of port Of Louisville"
Rousseau is understood to have authority to
arise two Kentucky regiments, and it is said
that blank captains commissions in bis bands
are being filed up.
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10. Jewell Jones, Of Sbocco, North Car
olins, once fought duel 10 Rhode Island. The
governor, regarding the affair az an unhsard
Of infringement Of the peace, dignity and
Christian decor1m Of bis State, is7usd a proc
lamation, offering a reward for Jones and his
foe. Bat be had taken refuge in New York,
and forthwith published a counter proclama-
ton in which be faestiously said
"Be it known 10 the governor Of the extend
ed sovereignty Of Rhode Island, that when next
the undersigned desires to ight a due In the
regions Of Puritanism, be viii request his op-
ponent to stand within the territory Of Con-
n~ecticut, while De stands within the territory
OF Massseau-ets, and shooF across the id
little State p
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Iuka Mineral Springs.


TNHEsE SPRINGS having been earefuly s~nalyzed b.
4 the Siste ueucgs Of Mississippi, asd found 0
contain Sulpharatiet hydrogen largely Bicarbonate o
Iron largely Free Carb1uic acid. with small smcunH
OF 81 Car0 o. Aagnesia, 81 Care. Lime, 81. CsTA
Potash and Soda, and Cloriie Of Potassium and S0dlgr
IN SPIlng No. 2 in 10 200 parts 70 which are l-tOo
solid INGREDIENTS, 1Te-sxtns OF which arc Perolids o
Iron. No. 3 c1utains The iugrrdsuts e. ths former
except SGiphureited Hyirogen. No. . is a strong Re
sulphur Spring. SuriEg Nc sis e simple Chulybeate
somewhat weaker than TIE former Beth e. te lastel
differ from the msiority Of oiher Chaiytsate1 and sui
phrr waters OF ihe ststs. in their free Jon from purEa.
tive ingredients, whi1h rauders theLa better adapted Cd
feeble patients being almost pufsiy uauic, and IN The
case o. the nrst mentioned ate7stiFes.
Many visitors from &emuAis, New Orleans and al
the south western states, Esfe been restored o. health
frUm long standing chFarse diseases by drinking this
water; and the utat popularity which hey have OBJ
tanned, and the large increase Of visitors, has Induced
they row Ef0rd every Injury and amusement. besides
studied comfort, which can be obtained IN the country.
To the plsaaure-sseker ths hnest fishing Is within
an agreeable ride OF Eve miles. BIIiard Tables. Bowl
ing Allies. Livcrf Stables, and whatever can Emuse the
summer visitor, Is athis command
A Rand OF susio % in Attendance and no expense or
care is spared 70 render guests Comfortable aHd haupv.
TAs Springs Hotel Is situated Immediately on the
Memphis AID Charleston Railroad, about half way be
tEseu Memphis and Huntsville, within one hour OF tha
Eobiie and Ohio Railroad At Corinth. and two hours u
the Mississippi Central, ssd six hoars o. Mcuptfs.
COCK x CO. PTsRrietors,
jeil-lm Taxa. Aislssipri.
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G. We learn that the brig NJ. A.. Stevens,
Captain Butler, from Havana to this port, at
tempted to run into the southwest psss on
Friday last, but was discovered by several
Emitted S.s;s5 men-of-war on the biockadiDg
service, 4iGas they were on the alert, Captain
Butler thought il prudent not TO run the block
ade. Accordingly be bore away for Fort Liv-
ingston, where the brig now LAYS under the
guns Of tie fort. She brought eight passeE-
gers from Hsvans-some Of them from Vera
Cruz. -Four Of the passengers zane up 70 the
city to-day in a small lugger.-N o. Pic.
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AsKY-LARKING EXPEDITION.

The following we find in the Cincinnati En-
~qEirrT;
WASHINGTON, June lS.-Professor Lowe to-
day ascended IN a balloon, 6akiHg up tele-
eraphers and Instruments, sending AID %Toceiy-
ing messages. while Ia the air it Was sscer-
tanned bat there were about $4,000 rebels at
Manassas junction, under Besuregard, and all
nearly starved JEFF. Davis was there yester-
day.
This is the latest exhibition Of the hight OF
1879
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

UPS AND Downs OF LIFE.-In the Volun-
teer Southrons, recently arrived from Vicks-
bsrg, Mississippi, is a gentleman who, a num-
Der Of years ago, was the competitor Of his
exeelleney Jefferson Davis, President Of the
Confederate States, for the Office Of State
representative, and beat bin. One still msiR-
tainB his position as an honorable citizen Of
bis State, now a volunteer under the Cebfsd-
crate flag Of the South; the other has been
elevated to the chief magistracv Of our country.
ard is WELDING the helm Of the nation. Such
is life.-Ricbmona Di5palch.
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LEXINGTON, KY, June l9.-Senator John
son, OF Tennessee, arrived here yesterday, er
route to Washington. He made a three hours
speech last night TO 8 very large audience, fol-
positive and unconditional union and the main
~tsnance Of the general government. East
Tennessee wcu'd never leave the union Il
armed 10 prevent %subiugation. His remarks
were well received, and warmly spplauded
Throughout.
We find the above in the Cincinnati Corn
msraiaL. Tennessseans will remember il. The
traitors absence from tbs State is the only
thing that prevents his punishment as bis con-
duet deserves.
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EEewRsNDR.
JUsT RECEIVED

gaHEDIATELT-A MAN ID BRONZE one hundred
1 sabre Sczibards. Apply al yur Cmce. No. 4H0wa-d's
Row ". HOWARD & co.
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~ The Richmond WAig hssrtilyI approves
the suzEeslon Of the EeraVs tbat the pro.
ieet Of Investing tie Proefeas Of the erOF
Of cotton for this year in the gull States in he
boads Of the Confcc.fats Safes, be extended
to tie tsbaceo crop Of Virginia.
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4 sUTLER, fr he Regiment q Missouri voIun-
n teels A young man o. credit and a small cpitaI,
who understands . general mercantile business. can e.
tabish a safe and p 01tabIe trade. Apply at No. 6. %
q co.. Jarkson B1ccz fs-r Ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22
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The majority, IS far as heard from-ths re-
turns being officials 6l,636. The vote Of
tas counties Of Union, Cumberland and Put
nam has not been sscerfsiHed.