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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21


ROLFE s. SAUND eRS IS a 1idt.s for Floating
Representative in tho 5-ate LeEisaturc. from the
counties OF Shelby, tays.-s aud fp,oa Election ist
1 August. Tfea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

Look Our ABOVE SUBMARINE BArTERIEs
Under date Of June 9rh, the Norfolk CORES
pendent Of the Richmond ErGmiHer says /.
Captain Maury, late Of he Washington OBJ
servatory, left here this morning. It is un-
derstoOd that be has been planting in the
approaches to this city some OF the NEST
formidable submarine batteries. They will
be quite a match for any on-plsted ships
which the enemy can bring. The like are to
be planted in all our rivers, so as to render
our cities and people perfectly secure against
any approach by water.o
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We are authorized 70 announce HOMA7 G.. SMITH.
ESD, OF Brownsville a candid ts for Judge the
Fourteenth CIrcGIt, IN pace Of Hon. J~hl Head. re-
siEneds Election Th7Tsav, August l-t- jv13 dawte~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

fY Gen. McClell n has made a requisition
on the war department for four additional
surgeons. They have been detailed.-Saint
Louis Democrat.
He will need more than that before be gets
through with the Virginia boys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

SAMUEL T. TAY OR, n. .p,ou uury, is a cardi-
date 20 represent Madison Hay wood LaU5eTdsls and
Upton coun'ies. ia The state sena-e jsiz-tes
West Tennessee waig, Avalanche Bulletin and Ar
gus copy and send account 10 this ,fiss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

FEoM sHIP ISLAND The c. S. steamer
Swain, Capt. Sanders, arrived here this morn
Ing from Ship Island, having left the fortIfca-
tlOns yesterday at noon. The troops were in
fine condition and well prepared to receive the
enemy. The black republican steamer Mass
achuset IS and her tender were lying of the
island, just in sight. Everything, however,
was quiet.
Capt. Sanders reports having seen also the
steamers Oregon and Grey Cloud in the lake,
all well.-N. o. PicayUne, 18Th.
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsoKERs OF WAR-A corps
of prisoners Of war, numbering nearly forty
rsen, under strong guard, passed through this
city yesterday morning en- roa'e to Raleigh. N.
c., for safe keeping. These fellows ali be-
longsd to Gen. Buffers command, and are
among the recent captures on the Peninsula
They are sent to Raleigh, because there are
already so many prisoners in Richmond that
room cannot be found for them. As regards
their appearance, /. bshooyes Us to say moth
ing. They seem to be Of all nations-Du'ch,
Irlsb, Yankees, etc, ana are evidently content
with their position. A large crowd, drawn
hither By curiosity and desire to behold the
elephant, collected at the southern depot to
get glimpse Of hm before the train moved
off Petersburg Express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

W e are autGOriZ % announces the OF SA
II COWARD a csndld -te for he Flratiug Repre-
sentative IN the state legislature from the
Fsyatts She by and Tipl5a. jyfO-tea
For the legislature
We are aqthJriZrd n HrnsuIcs W. NUN FORD,
Eq as cand date represent the county OF Shelby
the LIVER house oc the State TaEiSI~tu-e jys-ts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

ALEXANDRIA, UEsERTED.-A correspondent
Of a New York paper writes from Alexandria
as follows:
For some unexplained reason, ever since the
recent review and parade Of the troops in Al
exandria, a regular stampede has taken place
and one half OF the inhabitants have departed.
At the Mansion house, the first hotel in this
place, somewhat similar in style to the Pres
colt house OF your city, there are four board
ers: the usual average was ninety. The ar
rivals nil. l asked the proprietor bis reason
for continuing, be replied that he had nearly
one hundred thousand dollars worth Of prop
erty in the house, which if the house was shut,
would be total loss, as troops would be guar
tered in bis builIing and soon destroy it. On
the principal street in Alexandria there are
four hundred and eighty-twO stores, of which
three hundred and SIX are closed. OF this
place it may be truly said
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ZOE Liemfenanf-CoIoneI.

B. II. ESTEs Is . CanallaLe 20 represent She b
County in the lower House Of the next L5si stature.
jy13 te
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We are RuthOriZ q 70 IunCa " p. BOND Of Hay
w01d, candidate for Delegate the Confederate
gress, from the Tenth ConCrs si0nzl District i9 ts
Papers iu toe district py.
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Gzg' The Queen of Spain has recently been
delivered of a daughter. It received at the
baptismal font one hundred and seventeen chris
tlan names. Poor little thing!
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CHANGERY SAGE OF A
VALUABLE
Ea-McE OF AGRaRs

nURSUAET to a decree Of the Chsncerv Court a
L Memphis, rendered November term, 1857, in thD
case OF Roswell Hine vs. T. aah B. Heylin, william
Lane and others, will, On
Safurdar hmRIIsf IAfh 1871
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

We sre authorized AMI reQuestst t. anuouuce r.
PAYNE as a candidate for delegate to the Congress
the Confederate Ststes OF America, which assemblies
Richmond on the 20-h day % July next. iefa-te
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FOP Observation-Disclosures
Fer tEse EegisfaTure.

B. 3. NADDELL Is candidate Tor Lieutenant Colo
nsl OF the hrst C"unfy Regiment composed OF civil
Districts Ms. 10 and IS 10. II AMI 3 IA outside
Of city. Eiectiou 20 BE- he "a tb= 23 jvl2-te
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We are authorized TO snnouscs 4 B. HTLE, Of
Trenton, caudid3ts for the moderate Con gr0ss
from ths Ninth Cangr resqi0ual District le22-tdes
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For flnngr So.

8
We are author Zsd to announce JJS. AO5BY as a
candidate for q seat in the Confederate Congress.
jy7 te
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FOr Congress

authorized 70 announce n CURRIN, Esq,
OF this city candidate to represent this CoaereOnal
District in the Congress Of the Confederate States At
the ensuinE eIactioa iel5-tas
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We are authoriz-d u annsuaee D G. ATKINS as
g candidate for the Confederate Congress from the
Ninth Congressional District. ie29--ds
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COMM0N FIRNITTRE.
TO EHEAT OVERS.

I'VE are manufa turing a good WHEAT sACE snd
w will keep supply hand Jhrouehout the season.
VERNON. PARsBE CLAY,
Commission and Grocery aertlsuts
jef7-dswIul Na 5 Front rnag n rf..his.
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CapitaI and surplus s8O8,5 7.ss
Military Goods.

S0 ALEs KENTUCKY GRAY JEANS AND LIN
OU SEYS, for sale low % the trade.
i,b-tm HORTON. ES rs < co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

OF August Ite'
For Congress.
We are authOrrz d 20 v. p BOND. Of Hay
wo1d candidate for DELEGATE 10 the Confederate n
gress, from the Tenth Congrs si0nzl District. j9ts
Papers in toe district py.
For Congress.
We are author zsd to announce JJS. NO5BY as a
candidate for a seat in the Confederate Congress.
jy7 te
For COHgr IS.
We authorized ID suuJuace the uama of B. D.
NABsRa can iidate 90 She IUfh District
10 the Jlnferlte Congress which meets iu Richmond
on the Path In Election drst Thursday in August.
jy5-te lPaper or sre- e1pv and send bin 10 Mr.
For congress.
We are author zsd % snu0unca JOHN @. FARMING
TON candidate TO rep esent the 10 Congressional
the Confederate states. jvIs-tvs
F0F Congress.
WI. AVERY is candidate to represent tue 10th
Congressional District IN the Congress OF the Coufeds
rate ststes. ieIs-te
Fer Congress.
Y q are authorized 70 announce d n. CURR1N, Esq.
OF this city candi late present this Conrreional
District in the Congress Of the Confederate States At
the ensuing election 3el5-tes
FOr Congress.
We sre authorized AMI requestst t. anuouuce R. g
PAYNE as candidate for delegate to the Congress
the Confederate Stses OF America which asssblss at
Richmond on the 20-h day % July next iei3-te
FO Congress
We are suthOrlZ ID b annsuuee J D @. ATKINS as
candidate for the Confederate Con ngress from the
Ninth Congressional District. je19-,do
For Congress.
We are authorized % ann0uBcs Il 3. HILL, Of
Treuton 81 a caudidats for the onicderats Congress
from the Ninth Congressional District Ie22-tde'
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For EOngrPss.

WI AVERY is candidate to represent the 10th
Congressional District in the Congress OF the Confeds
a States ieIS-ta
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We are author zed % znu0uncs JOHN G. FARMING
TON candidate TO rep esent the 10 Congressional
District Of ceuues ee delegate in the songrss
the Confederate states. i-IS-tes
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HICKORY SPRINGS, Fayette Co.,
July 20, 1851.
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cotton fatt0rs.

!. n. WEATHEEFoHD. c. LEE Dauvins, Ky.B
Jas. G. SIMPSON, Rsmphlsj VIZ. WEST, Grenada
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23
TAE GREAT VICTORY.


The battle-annals of the American Continent
furnish no parallel to the brilliant and splendid
victory won by the Southern army on Sunday last
over the hired mercenaries and minions of the
Abolition despotsm.
With an inferior force, in point of numbers, we
have driven back to their dens the Boosting in
yaders of our SOIL scattering them before our
victorious arms as leaves scattered before the
autumn wind.
The details we publish in our Geographic COL
umn leave no doubt that we have put the enemy
to utter rout, and struck him blow from which
it's impossible for him wholly to recover
The victory is the more significant from the fact
that it is the first general engagement between the
opposing forces. That the President of the Con
federate States was himself in the thickest Of the
fight exposed to all the perils of the battlefield,
is another circumstance that adds to the joy of our
triumph, and swes our triumphant note of exulta-
ton. All honor to our brave and gallant leader
and President, to the brave Beauregard, the gal
liant Johnston, and our chivalric soldiery
We have driven the enemy back from our soil,
we have moved down his men by the hundreds
and by the thousands, we have captured his bat
teries, and sent him bowling and panic stricken
from the field of the fight. The blow, in its moral
and its physical effects, will prove of incalculable
advantage to the Southern cause.
The First Regiment of the enemy that crossed
over from Washngton-the Zouayes of Ellsworth
have fled from the field with two hundred only left
of the entire Regiment. Retributiye justice has
oVertaken the first Of the enemy who put their feet
upon the sacred soil of Virginia, and from six to
eight hundred of them have been cut dowu dead
upon the land which they insolently dared to in
wade. N'.rl
Many brave Southerner has had to fall, too
but our loss, confident, is small in compari-
son with that of the enemy. Our brave boys
fought with heroic courage, but they fell in the
holy cause Of defence against aggression, and " it
is sweet and honorable to die for ones county,
To the God of Battles let the heart of the whole
South yield its tribute of praise and thanksgiving
for this most signal and brilliant victory!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23

No. CAR BOX OIL, in casks and barrels, su-
peror to Lard or equal to sperm oils for
Railroad car boxes. 90 cts. gal
No. REFINED OIL, In casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. % :.
No. REFINED OIL in casks and barrels,
suitable for painting all outside work,
and any color except white. rs :,
No. REFINED OIL, in casks and bbls, suit
able for Ship and Steamboat decks, Roof
ing, etc.......... ........................ % :.
No GAS OIL, in casks and barrels, suitable
for the various kinds Of gas apparatus. Is :.
COMMON ROS1N OIL, in casks suitable for
mixing with Limo for washes, also for
covering fences, new works, etc, preserv
ing the wood from exposure to the wea
ther, or for mixing with common paint or
A"""oih Sis'...'.'. ....'.,,........... ~
AALEor WHEEL GREASE in barrels half
bolS., and kegs made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country use........sl az 20 cts lb
NAPrHA Crude and Refined in casks used
for manufacturing burning uids etc. 15to 70 cts Gnl
NAVY PITCH, in y and 40 gall. barrels war
rantel free from Water Sand, Chips and
other impurities. Price according tomar-
ket.
We are now manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and are prepared fill all orders. We ca the attention Of
are PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern material and managed and owned by Southern er
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES 1aken
At par. Discounts made to the trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
jy1 if2p6 pra.t1o,,
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The REpoRTED RELEASE OF THE SUFFERS PRIZES.
The New York Times of the 10th inst publishes a
letter from Boston, dated the 18th inst, from
which We extract as follows:
A letter from the captain of the brig Albert AID,
ans, dated Cienfnegos, evening of the 7th states
.hat the Captain General had released all the Sum.
ser prizes and they would sail the next morning.
Aaother letter, dated Havana, July TO- states
Rostyely that the Spanish authorities had ordered
tle prizes Oh the Sumter to leave Immediately.
we are Inclined to think the. above like many
eiiiahatons from Black Republican sources, con.
tains but half the truth. 1t wou,d have heen NJ o,e
lie the fact if the Captain had gone on to state
that they had been released, or given up to the
eaptors, from whom the Spanish AUTHORITIES had
detained them, subject to the decision of the Can.
tain.General; but that these vessels had been
turned over to their original owners in violation Of
the proclamation of neutrality recently made by
the Queen of Spain looks very like canard.
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Southern Pacific Esaiiroua.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE,

|
We will purchase hire term Of ve ygArg Five HIM.
dred Thousand Slave LAborers to work on the Southern
Pacific Railroad in Teas-amedately west of shreveport
La in region protected from invasion or noss-
ton from the conflict exist b the two suction
Of this country country through which the road pa4 Il
entirely healthy ard for the distance some 400 or 800 miles
west Of it pcnetTnes finest horticultural
| countries on the continent of America
This company has magnificent land graft from Taxa.
l02f1 nile Of road the rornDsDv
the distance of 500 miles Shreveport on the to III
Pao the boundary OF Texas In times like ,ha ma
sent, the company conrigIi cash to nav for labor sen
tial to the rapid development of the coptanvs Inerz b,
q term of venrs nv hire or bv tho ,c,,, ,n,
pany will make the and
with slave Kentucky Missouri VIRGINIA NsrvIrd
North Carolina, elsewhere for the hire mr. ,p,oso ~
payments the m m undoubthd seerri,as of 5fD ar moo ~
Families will be taken liner bv hire o- b r-ob
The company enabled to propose liberal terms hsca ~,
n,upiGran 1anI r-ar,s - T.nu. $500, -. -, ,,.-' - '7
iron rolling stock for the entire road ocrs ~ , 49,
construction bonds of the rornnanv .t ra+s.o1.,,
All the rights Of this cor,,og or s ~ . | ,
of Texas This com,nnv has se,rrd ,h .,,4t ~ , W.
route on the SD degree of parallel Of latitude SANCTION
$50, " .lo most powerful European Governments
'N arc france ophh' PORTUGAL, Belgium and SF7itz-
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they will conduct their struggle with the spirit and
resolution of that of '76, yet from all we hear Of
their proceedings SO far-at Boonve, Monroe,
Carthage, Phppi, Romney, Rich Mountain, Bey.
erly, Fairfax Court House, and indeed we NAV add
even Vienna and Big Bethel-we are afraid that if
our Revolutionary heroes of old could have wit
messed them. they would have felt ashamed of their
would-be imtators. In short, whenever the South
ern troops have met those of the North face To face
up to this period of the campaign, they have failed
TO prove this boast. ~
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BEadoss Springs, .4fabaA,tx.

The Propetors take this method informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bgbee river 40 miles above
Mobile are at all times for the reception of visitors
we nave now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
and every effort shG be made part to render visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and at tho Springs a5out 10
o'clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all times at the river in raa5inas. IN oo
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CoNNOR & CO. Proprietors,
JAMES SYAE Druggist, ia Canal street New Orleans
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER
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| 1ro r ,4ios, eoot - -. C,r.,..
ba so'.;., ~ '' Army oss'Fe 10 max
| '"o ioio"'Hs Slt'tn'tnt-
NJ" aoo"' i've weeks SINCE ms society went into tho
anu u"tias TINS period we nave furnished
| r -, ' W., Oi ' ''S n''oon INJURED p'ece
Vi coming 10" t. our patriotic EoiunteeiS
dav is taken into considerable, a rrott fi t1 - t
NJ the sociat,,y tobo-, am ~, t.a;, e,|, :.
TINT we In % dn,o nm. r,r+ l., ,to ,. =, 49,. 49,, "
conscions If ny, .t % =, 90 '9" 'ee'Ds
ous fntfas ya b,.a ,,f ~ an ~ ''' al w."
,ogivs w ,, i, '''A0I y" ' "4''- ~" individually
We have engaged Soma f,r,, r oro ,ro,,s,, 10
''S'5e4 soHe ioF'S OF more women, TO whom we
per o4y Tor sewing mus enabling them to
support e'i needy ''ad o'Aef"lSe destitute families
eS luaNe" uu'y 10 employ only such as need the
few are where the fact may exist is our bounden
uS whist providing for the necessities of those who
ID our c'"nys defence in measure and will per-
| 1" pe'i1e oI tie utterly destitute and families who
may pro'deninE fall into hands The Society has re-
ceVen portion ct the means thus employed some Of the
oheefS Of the companies equpped by We now call upon
YOU LOT Inc fsi time onr fellow citizens forwatd aud
wen houortbv eu,,l,-a1 ,i, ,, - N't's '''eSo W.
We receive the rrotp;to1Is a,si .,aa Nv H., - .
ladies' " no daily t,.n,,ar ,,or sria, ,ai 49, np "
attenIaoe. who WORT ,rra,. .,,f,. 81, ,, , my III
To then, the soaiey ,o' ',e ol ten 't'S per day
To the a,.nts of va, ors so.t ,,,.,,f. ..,,. :,
~ ''''t'on' 10 some OF our hotels and restaurants for
lunch sent u.s. and to city press genea our condera
9S e "e Tor hms' Gus 'avors gratn'o"sly rendered.
~ VIM oe 'ece''eu oalIy from ) A. NJ to P. NJ
by Inc officers OF the Association No
street.
Our citizens Invited the rooms aud see for Them
selves the op sraous of the Association r., ,rdpr
Mo- r,,Tra 30
~ O'' 1r..o -. Ic6s, a. - jel1 2ptf
Ez-WelIs' Southern Coal pilandIs,,n To
roT, CoRHER CAnoNDELEr Asp PoypR,s -II,rar
hand tbs complete and extensive assortment oF
uILLAMPS SHADES GI0RFS rur,,IEI., " 'O|NH
fonnd in the Sourn AZ ,,nc, ,,,rr ;, - 80 ~ Ut
h 80, "a otENs' anu constant supply OF the very
e o"o' OF Goal OILS manufactured at the lowest
rates
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Immediately zoo abebodied 10 work on Fertilization
to be erected at Hoy Brckyard Carroon The work
to commence at once Fair will paid and board fur.
nished For particulars apply Doph Jackson and
Rousseau Streets Fourth District TO the Foreman at the
Fertilization.
BENZ s. HARRISON, 100 Gravicr street.
b~WASTED-A party TO board from ECO to 800 men, at Or
near the Fertilization. ivio .,,F
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Ut TIE NITI OF NEW ORLEANS
CORNER of Camp and Common streets
VIII be kept open the entire year. and EVENING to pre
pare young gentlemen and lads speedily the active duties Of
the counting-room and bus;ncss. BOOKKEEPING PEN
MANSHlP, MATHEMATICS and LANGUAGES, etc, etc ,
have each special Professor and Department. save the time
of students 1t is EDUCATED MIND that commands success
whether in war business Parents young gentlemen and
others are invited to call Liberal arrangements with ALL
jy22 2p3t@ RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23

A GARD FROM THE CoTroN FacToRs.--We call
attention 10 the card in our advertising columns
TO the cotton planters, requesting them not to ship
their cotton to this city, or remove it from their
plantations. until the blockade is removed. The
card is signed BIZ all the leading cotton brokers of
the city and the advice is sound sensible and die
tated b the highest Considerations Of the public
good. We are very sure our planters viii reeog-
nize the propriety Of the step.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23

Immediately 200 ableboded negroes to erect Fertilization
at hoyS Bfckyard rear Csrroon Toe work commence
at once Fair will be paid and board furnished For
particulars apply TO the Undersigned or to the Foreman at the
above named Backyard.
BENZ. s, HARRISON, 100 Gravier street.
AS-WANTED-A party board from 200 to 800 men, at Or
near the Fortifeation. irln ortr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23

ar Mr.. George Ellis, opposite the Post-offce,
has favored us with New York papers Of the 18th
inst They are exuIting greatly at the reverses of
the Genfederates in Western Virginia; but from
telegraph advices received last evening, they had
changed their tune, and we're endeaVoring to ae-
count for tie great defeat of the Lincontes on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23

EASILY sArIsFIED.--l The New York Herald of the
10Th inst. says:
The Southern rebels claim that they are but imi-
tating the example of the men Of '76, who so gal
Of foreign tyranny to construct great free ma.
ton and establish Republican form of Govern.
nlent upon a sound and permanent basis, while
these Southern destructonists are really engaged
in pulling down the splendid fabric which the men
of '76 built up.
More than this, the Southern rebels boast that
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o ~ 49,, :, We ~ s''e''
:. u Nelson " Co., A. Levi 4 Co.,
\. ~ heuy .o' A. Menberger e Co.,
fuHafa Maize " to'' Ar. Miltenberger,
NElsht a Alien, Scudder 4 Stamps
he"i'', Norton Il 20, Gallagher & Dyer,
NJ u. Cooper X Co.' Moses Greenwood
FeHo"eS Il Co., Sentell & Prather,
- ,,.r :, % -l '.A - w. h'ack h! ineton,
=, DsA'ts'' " w. Jehn Watt Co,
49,. s w. " W. bSrhe, vance It Co,
r n. " .si>' Flicher 4 Goodrich,
C' -. i . c1'1E wa warren " Crawford,
"Feeh trump FredRnder & Gerson
W. ID. Crqnhalt, ]. W Chatnpin 4 Co.,
w =, et s'', a w. Ihornhl Il Co..
walker " Snyder, IS, Rotchlord, Brown & Co
Felkins It Co., Logan, Soniat & Claiborne
John l. Harde Coz Copes L PHELPS
- ~ 10y ~ n. carroll u Co,
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The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association attention to the
following resolution
Resolved Thai no applications will he received from Copa
MES that have not been authenticated BY Bgaer-
Tracy or Adjntapt-tjer Griyet myl5 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23

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