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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

A-sorrsspoadsnt Of the Richmond DispaioA.
writhsI

ArorrespOadsnt Of the Richmond DispGiah
writ,st
We are still very busy at Yorktown. Yes.
teTdsy, a mar came upon two Yankees, an,
they asked bin if be knew where any seces.
slonsts were. He told them @yes.D He
went along with them, aud suddenly took uu
his gun, aad then told them if they moved he
would shoot them; he marched them into
Hork, and, having previously aseertained from
them where some. more Yankees were, be got
two men TO go with him, and started of. came
up With them, eight, in ali, killed one, wounded
another and took one prisoner; the ether Yam
KEGS ran, sEd that is the way we are going to
Ehipthem all through the war.
The hellish Vagshonds-I can cali them
nothing slse-sre committing all sorts Of out
RACES in Tia vicinity Of Haupton. They do
not seem to have anyrespect for chastity, a.
near they commit ousfsges even upon the par
sons Of unprotected females. People are still
coming in from The lower part Of the PENN
sula. being drlven away by scouting parties
from Fortress Monroe. We win soon stop
that.
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FOR SALEl

q Acres o. the Harta side Ct rrsu nsar
20 Acres on sew ststs Line rolf. ngth uss-ssr
AultE1Eer-
500 Acres on the Memphis as oais ra..-a-a st
h4-lEh PisIk rozfi Iree aLt I'VE miles luu -r city,
in lots b f1l- grrchz-efgs
Bssu-iful RsFis1-s rrs II O. E1tei Street, 3 Be-
sz-lznsad fz He-r9ss o. vaI-zl5ni md tuo Eci-
esuess, 20 be ez-azusst o- aa-.lag aasszist
sazui1se-t sorahou-s ia the heast Of ts city.
a7ch src9erT was never lei-re cGsred c1 s--l terms.
AHslf Acre in ls "copper" irzct. zthaf gri-s.
sAeres east 1f Hrs. P.rs-. on fs-ss rrs lime. On
tsme terms, a H9nzs a1d III o. E--la-ss street. ol-
vszisut 20 business
The most extensive F~lualsy % tie sh ard
ven approved
AHosls lns q. est a. sad s-ajo.ai-s Csr.aa Ds-
shieTs, on Poplar street
100 b. 100 Zee; o. Poplar e.rsst7 Hesr Esn street..
TO- b. 81 feet on Eaioa. uslr L11erdal- s-sst
The acres, haHdsslsly improved, sl1ia Of ssu. p.
walkers, 40 Elles from the 1T.
It acres ard n sores, opposite ~. WiE'r Cd Ger
mau-0w1 plank road AM s ar-el OIL Ea1rt z-reef win
r-csidsucei and 2 LaUU r1er o. Jasumlas au1 Orleans
street,. Al Aess Win be sod lr ArEausas Lsves
B-1dE.
4sarss in rear Of vzo7ias, and Eaai1s F1rt P.sEer-
i5g rRilroat-
Oas-baf iu.srss. in 90 acres To- wa-sed t-ar IS
sees Eita tive Eo-sl. lBat75 fess vz-zu IN ns Aze-
nal Grounds
* acres. 60 hair r-l-e, sn rev EslsI1E roat, ezst O
Jufgs s~EaFns-E-
5eE'slsat Rssitsncss ca Cszt --ss ness srBas
ton Inc for rent
1of b. 900 feet lu Eels' Ese, near J. Lar-er's.
sc acrss ca Nsu1his aaI C-lsrlestau raInoaA. De-
tween Ca-ierviie lu4 Lzf1gsres % srfes cleared,
sen LrraTe-s
Ions Lease, ard COCA ule 1-f L1l &c Intersection Of
AlaDsla and Ezclauzs srsea-
- rcrss, With pI-nk fence. Weu improved. thrasmIlss
frou Tie city, on iong time.
Corner Lot On Linden and Citation, Win br.ek Cot
isgs.
earss on Heraauda plank read adjoining Porterss.
Bby $50 feet between Mainaaf saeI-y, n1rta SIDE q
LINDEN streets ebeGuna Cotsass-
The elera1t residence "a soa.a sid, Linden. between
Main AID S1ai3Ts al bsrg4in-
90 acres near Race Track q ~selutiilI place.
Is1 By I8 feet on WaslinEsl sra1l, esst CT Ms.
PEIEs.
sz Houses De- TIE Nav Tlrl o. ground leased for
twsutg-sE years
Pery Hotel, at Strand J~1aeiaa, va forty r1dzs and
new EruIt-re.
Tsa's, oas-asf nls from Callsrvi1si tss sasst
orchard. etc. in the country.
Coed Hsuzss 20 swap for Cir Property.
House s-l Let in Chelsea, olasr Urn sol Looasy
streets.
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EAEA AENAE-sEha
Sullivan, in part.-Ssparation, 76l; 70 sep
a%rstioB,A
MoNINN, in part-No separation majOrity
25s.
WAsHTNGroE, in part.-No separation ma
joFity s5-a Union loss Of 2s1.
HAun1rOx.-Six precincts give COS for sep
aration, and 209 against
MAR1oN.-Five precincts heard from. Sep
sration 81, against 100.
KSox-OverwhslmiBg gains reported, even
beyond The hope Of the friends Of separation.
So far as heard Union msjority go ahead.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Wusox.-Lebanon 334 to 1. Is districts
1854 to ISL.
DEKALB.-Alexandria 50 to Sc. Liberty
30 to 10.
BEDFoRD.-Eight precincts heard from give
SIS for separation against 39s majority $40.
The majority in the whole county is estimated
at sec.
FRASkLm-Ssparatioa 1906; no sspara-
ton O..
LIsooLy.-ssParation 2s69; no repTesen-
tston G..
MAUrT.-oheial: for separation $500
against 60.
DIcENsoE.-voss Of Charlotte 20s fol
separation. l for no separation. One othsl
precinct gives 209~ unanimous for separation
WuLIAAsoE.-An the precincts heard from
vote for separation 1915, against %.
DAuDsoN.-0helal vote-FOr separation
5526, representation 5576; against 405 and 442
wARREN.-For separation, in three pre-
einets, z6S, agaiHs 3.
RoBERTsoy-For separation 3425, against
10 three districts to hear from.
CoFTEE.-In two precincts the vote stands
200 for separation, p against.
HUMFHEEYs.-Waveriy, for separation 1o3
against II.
GmEs-For separation 1900, TO 10 against
MoSTGoMEBY-As far as heard from thit
county gives sS1 for separation; against, 3.
LAwHENoE.-Lawrenceburg SO for separa'
ton; eight precincts COL for separation, A
against.
CAESoN.-OReiaI vote gives 1Oss for sepa.
ration; against, 100.
Fer separation, 2,z0O
against, IS.
CHEATHAM-Kingston Springs preciHt, e.
for separation, unanimous.
VAN BUKEE-So far ss heard unanimous
GRUEDY.-Unanimous as far as heard.
SMITH Rome gives 157 for and Is against
sepatation; Defeated Greek, separation go.
Lincoln 1; Lever Peyton's Creek unanimous
for separation; Upper Peyion's Creek, ? ma
jority for submission; Dixon Springs, 2 pre-
cine,s, unanimous; Carthage, only 9 votes fol
submission Hartsville unanimous for separa-
ton.
HARDTN.-A corresPondedsnt send rs the
vote OF this county as follows; Separation.
49s; against 1857, UBiou. Union majority
559-s g-'n Of 172 since TIE February cleo
ton.
WEST TENNEssEE.
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ANeTHEE PAIEE TAKEv.-A Savannah dis.

ANcT8EK PAIzE TAREN.-A Savannah dis
patch to the Charleston Courier, says:
The ine fFst-elass ship Sebasticook, hes
been taken possession Of By The collector OF
this port as a pixie TO the Confederate States,
she having remained hsyend the time granted
&c foreign vessels to leave for their homes.
Had the collector not been az prompt in per-
forming tie duty, other eyes we're spoa the
ship, and she would have been well taken
care OK before this. She was owned iE Bath,
Maine. Efforts, I learn, were made to change
her papers, and thus make an English Vessel
Of her, but that trick would not take.
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Still rHEY CoME.-We are happy to hear
Of a move in the right direction on the part of
several energetic gentlemen Of this city. We
aiiude to the formation OF crack organization
Of Louisiana Gnerril!as. The services Of such
troops, either in Virginia or wherever duty
calls them, viii be available and win nc
doubt cast luster upon New Orleans. Ahighly
competent European odcer has offered his
time and experience in drilling ihs men in the
peculiar tactics Of guerrilla warfare. We
hope that our business men and capitalists
will net Be backward in enabling them to
properly equip and arm themselves for imme-
date and hard serviee.-N, 0. Delta.
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On me morning G the lzA inst At the rss.dsnss O
Ar WI Smith, in Grand function. By Rev. Or. GRAY
q Lagrange, Mr. d. 3 GALLT ard Mss LEoaoRA 8
O'BRIES. both ef the farne piece.
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sALrrErER-Nr. o. p. BsrIn szhiblLad

sALTrETER-8r. j.. P. BORN exhibited to
Us on Monday a sample Of the saltpster be and
near Larkinsgille, jackson county Ala. It is
a beautiful article, elsar and very pure. The
company have commenced operations, and can
turn out 100 pounds per day. The deposits ia
10 cave are very rich, and Ire ar iele ready
for use at once. Orders for Ssitpeter for the
powder mills at Nashville, Tenn, Kmesten
Ca, and elsewhere, aiil Be promptly hiled IL
addressed 10 Larkiasriils, Ala-IMe have 4
apecinsn Of the sslspetsg at our otice,-Haats!
esHa g4dgocgts.
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e95-The city council Of Richmond has Pur'
chased the elegant and spacious mansion Of
Lewis D. Crenshaw. corner OF Clay and
Twelfth streets, for the residence Of President
Davis. The price paid for It was $4,000.
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How FAR CAN CAvNeN BE HEARB 2-The
Stanton Spectator says the firing Of cannon at
Aqua Creek, on the Isl inst, was heard in
Augusta; and the Rhig adds that it was also
heard in Nelson, Anhert and Campbell eoun-
tiss-a distance Of a hundred miles BY an air
tfsta
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"a On Thursday last the North Carolina
convention adopted the permanent Constitu-
ton of the Confederate States by a unanimous
vofa
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REsIeEED.-CaPt. George n. Hollina, Of
GreytowR Tame, Lieut.. Joseph n. Barney,
Conner g ". Lsvett, Carpenter NJ. Balm,
sailmsksr william n. Blahoney, M~i3shipman
Hodge, and 1.-TWO oaaer midshipmen, Just arrived
from the Msdltsrrsnesn on he war steamer
SusgusLaaaas have rendered their seveTslrssig-
nations 10 TIE Federal Government.
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Total . from these sources per Hnnum s2sI $4,000
These calculations are all from Official

41t@i aaNhl rom tEese sources per Hnnum 1921 bOJ,OOl
These calculations are all from Official
soMses.
Thus it appears that if the existing war
were to cost the South one hundred millions Of
dollars per annum, It would not amount to one
bali the sum Of which the South has been an
nqslly plundered by the North; an amount
which probably not one man in ten thousand
at he South has ever even thought Of, and all
which will be preserved to the South by the
exiting war.
az (ssys Mr. KsttelD we take the aggre-
gate Of these items, for ten years only, the re-
suls is the enormous sum OF two billions, three
hundred and fifteen millions, and allowing
twenty per cent. OF thu sum only as the aggre-
gat' OF the fifty previous years, the amount ia
i've thousand seven hundred aud seventy mil
lions Of dollars earned at the South and added
to northern aecunulation.o
Il anybody is at a loss to explain why the
Nofh is Waging the present war, We can tell
then, It is not for the Union, the Constitution,
the avs, nor the star sPangled banner, but
for be sum Of money contained in the above
items.
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POLITICAL FEELING IN BALTE
MEaEE e.

- A&A- ~ 20 -
MOR IL
= late dispatch to the Blaek-Republiesn
prcss Of New York, would seem to indicate
that the feeling in Baltimore fer the South is
very strong SO much so that the pressure Of
the large Republican army can scarcely re-
strain it. The dispatch says;
Since Gen. Butler left Baltimore that city
has been growing worse and worse. Intima-
tioas Of a threatened attack uRon the 18Th and
18Th volunteer regiments, caused them to pass
through last night with weapons loaded and
b~ayonets fixed. In marching through the
street, while few made demonstrations Of 10y
ally, a large proportion chsered for JEFF Davis,
and shook their fists at the troops. This is not
all. The railroad company agreed to send the
cars containing the baggage and stores Of the
18th regiment across the city on the track 90
as to prevent the delay that would be oeca
stoned by freigbting them from depot 20 de-
pot. To whom this agreement became known
outside the railroad and regiment Is not known,
bit it Is d fact that the track was SO dlsaT-
ranged as to throw the FIRST freight car of the
track. The two regiments had hardly left
Baltimore before the guard Of the 12th and 18Th.
left in charge Of the baggage, were surrounded
b. a NIB, who threatened the soldiers, cheered
for JEFF. Davis, and, among other things, fred
three shots.
This is a specimen Of loyal Baltimore. The
report from there to-day il, thatthe mob spirit
is reviving again. Q-aaTtermaster Rochester,
o. the 18Th, is quoted to me as the authority
for the above statement.
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government officers at Richmond,

a correspondent, under date Of the 5th, to
the Montgomery Adtertiser, says;
Congress appointed a committee to arrange
for suitable government buildings, bu', strange
to say, none Of its divisions are yet located
and in operation, from a serious difficulty IN
expectedly encountered ia their procurement
and arrangement.
The treasury branch win occupy a portion
Of the new customhouse as soon as the changes
essential to its accommodation shall be ee-
fected.
The war and navy have been supplied. at
great difficulty, With rooms in large building
known as the Mechanics Instituts,o removed
several squares from the treasury depart
meDt.
The post-ohce is situated within still an
ether building, styled "Goddin's HaI,7 while
fhe State department will be located in yet
anather e5ifce, in another part ef the city.
Ths separation at "msghihcent distanceso
OF the various departments, may tend to aS-
vahcs TIE local interest in favor Of the Cow
eminent, by giving each ward and street Of
the city the honor OF its partial habitati0n.
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IA Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati EaguirsT says # is reported that
President Davis is ready TO make 0gertures to
President Lineola to decide the contest By a
pitehed battle, allowing the North toLaTs one-
tenth more men than f6sSooth. he desires
this, it ls alleged, on the score Of humanity.
ar0mr friend w. P. FAnEER, editor Of the
Somsrville Soafh0n RePubie, announces him.
aelf as a candidate 10 represent Faystts county
in the next legislature. II elected, be viii
make q faithful member Of that bedy.
I'm New York Dsy-Bsok says hat TIE
Union feeling is 90 strong in marylaL@ that it
tskss 5000 steel bsyOEsts to hold IT.
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q A Washington dispatch to The North
says "Gen. Sect is Is receipt Of positive in
formation about hs long missing B~eaursgsrl,
ana ezpsels him to stand bis ground for a
fsbtD he may rely nron iti
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REsIsSATIoSs.-Col. Taylor, quartermastsr
in the United States army, stationed at For
tTsss Monroa, has resigned. Col. Taylor is a
nephew Of The late President Zachary Taylor.
Capt. +. 7. Bryan, typographical engineer in
the United States army, has also resigned.
Capt B. is a son Of Hon. J. H. Bryan, Of Rs-
leigh, n. c.
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THE EserrsH Nrws IN New YoRk.-Tho

The EEGLIsH NEws IN NEW YoRK.-Ths
effect in New York of the latest news from
England, is thus described in the Express
The news from England, and the comments
Of the British press, have excited to-day a pro-
found sensation 10 Wall and other streets; and
but little else is talked Of, or was talked Of,
last evening. To say there is a general indig-
nation would bu- feebly express the public
sentiment. The British minister's comparison
Of us with the Turks, and the revolutionists Of
ee South with the Greeks, but sxasperases the
COMMON feeling. All soT OF movements in
reply, or in reprissl, are talked OF. Some pro-
pose to touch, taste, handle ne more British
goods until Great Britain ceases to lend coun-
tenance to privsleering by oar own people upon
our own eommerce and ships. Anti. British
associations Of all kinds and all sorts are sag-
gested, which It would be misehieyous to name,
az some stretch far beyond law or propriety.
A public meeting Of merchants and others DO
ing business with England, to remonstrste, is
suggested.
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WEAKLT.-The of5cicisl vote of this county
gives L,ls9 FOR separation and POI against.
Bo1IvAR, June I2.-Vote Of Hardeman
county, ohciai for separation. 1925 Scr rgP-
resertation, 1905 no separation, so.
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June and July Goods.
CHOICE SELZCTIGHSI
SEASONABLE ARTICLES!
DESIRABLE STELEsI
LOWEST PRICESi

NALL AND ELArTNE CAREFULLY OUR YER
- CHOICE ASSORTMENT %
Swisse5,
JsCsRets,
YaiasO0ks,
TarIstaas,
EeFagCs,
0~rgaRdIes,
Sllss,
POpliRs.
ALSO
Mesquite Nets
MsrsaiIles 0a,Its,
Brussels carpets,
Straw Ratings,
Lace HIItts,
Stair linens.
ALSO
Lace Curtains,
Cords and TasseIs,
Keeps and COFsotS,
Basis aud Skirts,
Lace Wells
Hair GFiHOliRs.
Also
Lace Collars,
Best H9sisTy,
Lace Nantes,
LaCss ana EdgiHgs,
Fans and PaTssOls,
Bridal Articles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3l4 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
je9-dtwaw-2IB
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oIEOa9gyage Spg'51sQS,
NEAR ENeXTrELE, EAST EEyEEssEE,
80 ~ or u.

FFTHlS resort for health or pleasure seekers, al IT'S
j u-ms Indicates, is Q located in a sequszserrl valley,
atmast enccss1 by mountain spurs O. the Ale-Ha1v,
su0wn'ls the O~li-ucwee, ard rise un ca every Gfa slf
fm0oslu r. vale- which celu1- be Contemplated ly t-
lover OF nature without much e-tuTnGuf.
0f Soc benedcial e17c-s Cr t-s wate- or cases O.
DYSPEPSIA, CBRONIC LTVEa COMPLAINT, and
diseases NEST clum1n IN luuiEsrL MtitEdfs. 30 u1-e
certain AID pdecive remedy exists
The Eotel aCc'rlmo1atious consist o. q LARGE AND.
|COMMoDlCUS BUILDING. With spacious Ptszs %.
each s-1rF, r1uuius the entire ls1eth CO Tie buidilE.
aal numerous GOTHIC COTTAGES, all tastsulig ar-
ranged on The LsUa ~ front Of the main ElIels sid 90
cessiale 70 besh Spring and Hotel.
The Lawn ls hanesareiy covered " hga aui tezt-
tfullT shaded with usi sdc forest trees. No wafe1es
place presents uo-e situations THAI henivale and she
pr0prietors respectfully invite ne atr=7lau E dose
vino seek a re-e4t IL sammsrs either Cor heai- or
pleasure.
NrsitsH viii 60 to E-ozTiIs. a1i thence trehty-lour
mile FbT Stage, Uhlch counecJs VITA tne train
Vat EiE 8 co.
je7 TT EEcharee cote. e-e1t-e4- a.
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GAxOso . OK.

2 AN PREPARED TO FURNIsH TENTS OF every de-
1 So ipUon. and in any quantity, on short notice,
Also, 70 mauuiaeturs
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- rrrrnnY.

The talegrsphic dispatches to the northern
press, colored IS they are, Of course, to make
as favorable an impression as possible at the
North, fully confirm cur special telsgraphiC
reports Of yesterday. -Four federal volunteer
regiments, with detaehments Of regulars, in all
four thousand men, composed the attacking
force. The northern dispatches say;
The troops advanced upon Great Bethel, but
our three small pieces Of artillery were unable
to cope with the heavy rifed cannon Of the
enemy. The rebel battery was completely
masked.
No men could be seen, and only the flashes
Of the guns. There were probably not less
than 1000 men behind the batteries Of the
rebels.
A well concerted movement might have Sc
cured the position, but Brigadier General
Pierce, who commanded the expedition, ap-
pears to have lost bis presence Of mind, and
the Troy regiment, stood an hour eXpOsei to a
calling Ere, when an order to retreat WIS at
last given.
Lieut. Greble, Of the U. s.. A, and in com
nand Of the artillery, vas struck By 2 cannon
ball, and instantly killed. He had spiked bis
gun and was CALAMITY endeavoTing 70 with
draw his command.
There were probably about % killed and 100
Of The federal troops wounded.
Lieut.. Butler deserves the greatest credit
f0T bringing of the killed and wounded. Sew
eral Of the latter are nov IN The hospital.
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I,s... =. :. s: : 5.5 &c., !: =. Telegraph!

Of their countTy's need. Il bas been sus ;
to form all applicants for Office into a military
battalion under competent officers, and after
selecting such as may be needed TO complete
the clerical force in the various departments,
to muster the remainder into the army during
the war. II these hungry patriots are bali as
eager as they pretend they are to serve their
country, they can have no objection TO such
an arrangement. I do not know that tie
Government has determined to adopt the sug-
gestion as vet; but it is smlnently worthy It's
serious consideration. From an extensive and
intimate acquaintance with the claas Of wor-
shies who compose the list Of applicants feel
sure the adoption Of the plan, il Il did nothing
better, would at least have the effect to ssnsi-
bly, diminish their number.
VTRETETUs
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THERE viii be q meeting IF he cftizsra Of f5a Fith
i Ward. SATURDAY RIGHr, at The Clce % seqrtr.
Mallory, on Aain, between Union and Ga-fs5 streets.
for The purpose Of nsuinating Aldermen for tle ru=1.n z
corporate year. ieIs-Itz
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A FoRaIDABLE BArrERT.--The Washing
ton Artillery company, Of New Orleans, ar
rived at Richmond on the 7th inst. On their
arrival they were reviewed by President DAVIS,
They were at once furnished With q full equip
ment Of horses, one hundred and fifty in num-
Der, and made ready FOR active service. This
gallant body Of men promises to be one Of
the most efficient in the Confederate service.
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sExsiB1r TALK.-Gen. Lee being v~oeifeF-
ously called upon for q speech at the Orsnge
Court House, appeared, and said be bad mp;h
more important matters on bis mind than
spsscb-m king advised al who were IN ser
vice to Be drilling, and those whe, FOR good
reasons, we're not to attend 70 their private
affairs, and avoid TIE excitement and unors
OF crowds, etc.
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Abrams AT AIExANDRIA-A letter frol

AFFAIRS At ALExAHDRIA.-A letter from
Alexandra, published in the Baltimore Sas,
says;
Military matters have been quiet here for
several days, only one company being in
town, except the artillery and cavalry at the
upper end OF King street. The rost Of the
force Is Oh the west side Of Shutters Hill, with
a few at Clouds Mili, a few miles further, no
trooBs being south Of Cameron Run. About
two hundred Irish lSborcrs occupy the Lyceum
here, who are daily engaged In fortifyiag Shut
er;s HfllN
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eOst b va Id the rerth.

The following, from Kettles Southern
Wealth and Northern Prohts,,, the most aeee.
rate exponent Of northern and southern rsla,
tons heretofore, furnisheH some idea OF Che
South ina protrseted struggle with the North
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

G. DR.. Felix Robertson, the FIRST white
child born in Nashville, was the first man ia
bis ward to deposit his vote in the ballot box
Saturday for separation and representation.
Marx R. CockriH and Thomas Harding, two
Of the Oldest and most esteemed citizens Of the
sane city, cast their votes Immediately after
Or. Robertson. Long may these gallant, true
hearted old Tennessseans live to enjoy the
fruits Of he votes they cast that day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13
.4raDav Cse,sb5mg,

IN the best styis and of the hes. quality. 70 any ez-
tent.
! jis-in n. D. CaANDALL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13

On Monday, JAY Is. 1861,

nTRsUANT 10 q decree 20 the Chancsrv Cent At
Il Memphis, rendered a. iLs Nevsmser term, 1850. In
tae case Of J. = JoaHaon VS.. Georse Humphrey and
Wm. Park, ! wiIs