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WEDNESDAY, nOHS.H9, JUNE &C..
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ne WASHINGTON correspondent Of the
New York 1tHss says that in repairing fFs
Monticello WEIGH attacked sSsweIps Point
her hull ana buiwaIks.
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A RESOLUTION TO CONTINUE TN1OFFICE TuE Or
FICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Resolved, D the Confederate States 0f America IN
Congress assemblei, Tast UruIother9is provided. ths
several az. ers connected with the co Ieclisn Of The eus-
tons, duties ana imp SITS 10 the several States OF ibis
Clnfsderacy. be aud are hereby confirmed and continued
a. oncers Of the Government % The Confederate States
OF America, with she present salaries and emrlument.
until the LIST day % April next; and that the Secretary
Of the Treasury Do instructed O. report % Congress a
plan, 20 90 into eject a. the said dale. Whereby the px-
penses o. collecting the revenue at each custom house
shall be diminished st l5sst dHy per cent
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Grin advertisements.

Approved Fearaary &c. 1851.
JEFFERSON RAvIs
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Coz. WIsR.-Tbis patriot hero arrived IN
Lewisburg Oh the liih, having with him the
Richmond Blues, and spme Rangers, and a
part Of company Z. The general looks worn
By exeiisDsnt, but 81 sonierful paEer vas
felt by fbe crowd, to WON De spoke a few
words en- b s%rriys}- The brigade Of General
Wise pnl be fast inereassd during hls stay Ia.
that 7ises--Aefordrss
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ca Tie following, from q northern paper,
will show why the federal army shove Hsr-
psr's Ferry, retrsstel across tie Potomac into
Maryland
HARPER's FERRY, June I8-We have infor-
nation here thar Satisfies M that General
Johnston IS attempting a surprise OF General
Cadwalsder's forces at or near Marinsburg.
Instead Of going 10 Winchester, ss was
thought, be has turned with bis apparently re-,
treating force Of twelve thousand, and It
is mnving o. towards Wartinsburg with an
dispatch, evidently designing, II possible, to
surprise Patterson's advance corps under Gen.
Czdwalader.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

A Masonic Lodge las been instituted
10 zee first regiment Of Florida volunteers sta
toned az Pensacola. j. j. working under a
dispsnsaton from shs y. W. Grand Master Of
FiorIia.
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ADrETtET-gEEEHhIya OFYfcE,
hAsHvfLLE TEEu jane "a. 1891
(OAMAhDtEs N fe nHiIs of Iernss.ss aHu oro-
y esrd tprhRth 10 erssalzs mrefar s4f Grill theis
ooIntpas Efcpar1torT 10 active eerviea in the fsid 81
pany once in every mouth.
lAe % ou-i Or raru r+gim9ut. and ~ he even.d g
Ftea'fJ ~ me tp.gneahiF, me Capfsla OF each con-
49, ~ Iei9f nmfiiaieiy 70 his fm-q o. rfrfugtl
z As frsiAru1 or company, auf liao fhe r.rter 81 III
re- she gunF, Husksts sacfta aa4 oflsr rrsz9ls q
within bis san. c1ruaue.
Us teo'"ms. d-d fhi- ~ riasi De o. 90 e prepared
y ~ - % la4 minnie ban ara ms1o riaiiar ia
lils h4se @fatlF been urabhai ~ the MultarF
boeIa % ne proper on Pr Of every county
Apalrof m14rl mJu.ds slT. ahen faeT can be pre-
IaTed be decosited Do The cme Of ne County Court
to@msnarfs vii v~iFlanry see hat aI rzrarcfas In
the cdic-s o. their respective c5mmsnfs 80 aTst vft5-
out any delay. By order or
Gov IsHhE o. uAHRIs,
oMmaulsr-u-1hiaf.
JANIS " hoHEsRY. AtlufsutGeusrsL
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Approved Feb 26. 1851.
JEFFERSON Y

An ACT todeane more accurately the exemption Of ccr-
tain goods from duiy.
The Consress Of the Confederate States DO enact That
The e3emp1rn from duties snowedby the act % "e-emus
from duties articles herein banned. and other purp0sas,5
passed On The 18Th OF February. 1851, shall extend .alv
TO such goods, bona fdc purchased On or before tHs 23b
day Of February instant, as sha have been ac.ua ig la
den 90 hoard o. The exporting vessel or conveyance des-
t,-ed for any port IN this Co1tederacY OF 81 before the
fifteenth day Of March in the present year.
HOWELL COBB,
President et the Congress.
Approved Fearaary &C. 1851.
FUwEEnanN q Hwra
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MANY YoTERs or ALL OLD PARrns.

Cart. SAMUEL MERcER-The Charleston
Mercury says that Cant. Samuel Mercer, Of
the steam fFigats Wabash, commanding the
bloekaaing feet now eff Charleston bar, vas
admitted into the Charleston orphan hcass,
March IS, 1909, and was bound out on July
10, 1913, to Captain Edward P. Kennedy, fer
the purpose Of learning the science Of navi-
cation.
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~ L is said that Emerson Ethsri5sge wiz
be appointed federal minister to Portugal, n
place ef James z. Harvey, recalled. ANY
nhsls b. hsEslp
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ThyINe THE GUSs-For the past two
afternoons considerable sounds Of cannon
were heard in the direction Of the Navy Yard,
caused by The Confederate Forces in practising
at a target and proving the new and improved
guns lately received By them. Il is unneces-
ssrY to ssy that they have proved to Be worthy
Of Their reputation In every instance.-Pense-
cola ObSerDeT, 20fh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

Ex -GovERNoR WssTos.-Ths Richmond
Enquirer no ices the arrival Of Gov. Winston,
Of Alabama, in that city. It is said that be is
to command one OF the regiments il the service
Of the CoLfedsrste States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

WINTER DAVIS SUUoEssoR-Eeny May,
in bis recent contest with Henry Winter Davis,
received the support Of The southern rights
men, and al opposed 10 The Lincoln admins
tration. He is for peace, and against "coer-
eion-" The vote stood-Msy, $3.50; Davis,
5qs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

The CUR FHEE TO sLAvERs-The Cuban
slave trade, since the withdrawal Of the Uni
ted States squadron from the coast Of Cuba,
is said to be carried on with redoubled vieor.
SIX esrEoes have been landed on the "syer
faithful Isle" since the 9th Of March. The
British Admiral Milne is said to have relaxed
bis vigilance, and does not hesitate to say to
American merchants that be is not going to do
double duty, slave hunting, as he bas been
compelled to do since the withdrawal Of the
Yankees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

A Letter was received this morning from one
ct the Macon soldiers at SewelPs Point, dated
at the 10Th. which says that The big gun which
the federalists has inst erected al Rip Rsps.
bad been opened upon the battery at that
place-three shots having been fired, all sf
which went over the camp Of our battalion.
The position is one, therefore, Of extreme dan
ger, end unless our boFs are snceessfnl in
throwing up high b~reastworks Of sandi in front,
which we learn they are endeavorin to do.
they will have to eTscuate the point and taka
position a little further up toward Tanners
creek, or elsewhere. As We have no gun in po-
sition t~oreturn the compliment Of big aUnionY
at Rip Rsps, it would be folly to remain within
range Of is metal.-Macon Citizen, June q,
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PRUDENr, TERv.-The Washington cores
pendent CT the Cincinnati Castle disps chss
that "the government, for pr.aentaI reasons,
would not permit accounts or be battle at Vi
emma to be sent off,
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CRETIoAL Position OF CEN. BUrIEN-A
Baltimore correspondent writing to the Phila-
delphia Eaqnirer on the 10th, says Of matters
at Fortress Monross
The steamer from Old Point brings but little
news this morning, but that little is Of the
highest Importance. Il IL useless to deny any
longer that Gen. Buffers position is now much
less safe, and much more critical than before
the battle OF Bethel. True, with Fortress
Monroe at his back. and with bis two monster
columbiads, the "Floydn and the "Gnien,s
(for the latter has now arrived there safely)
De can never be driven from his position. Bat
ere ebsmy are throwing forward their troops
from yorktown, and Gen. Butler's az
Hampton and Newport News are now closely
invesied. Gen. Butler himself says that be
can make nc aggressive movement with less
than thirty thousand men. He has not half
that number now.
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A CARD.
M

MEMPHIS, June %, 1861.
Col. E. W. MUEFoRD-Sir: We desire the
privilege Of presenting your name to the vo-
tiers OF the tenth congressional district as a
candidate at the ensuing election, to represent
them in the Congress- OF the Southern Confed-
erscy. We believe the old party lines ought
to be, and, indeed, are already, obliterated by
the new and startling issues thrust upon US BY
the washington government. We believe the
mass Of The people, unaideS by either cliquss
or conventions, should choose from among
themselves their State and national represent
atives. With DO intention to disparage any
Of the distinguished gentlemen now in the
race for Congress, allow US to say that we be-
lieve that for the present, at least, our repre-
ssntatives in Congress should consist Of men
Of decided talents and ability, but who have
heretofore bad little or 10 connection with the
parties and politics Of TIE country. Believing
that your anseeedents and present position
bring You fully up to this, our standard, Of one
who should represent US in the next Congress
OF the Southern Confederaey, we desire to
know whether you will consent to serve US,
and allow yournams to be used as candidate
at the ensuing election.
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WE EAvE EgAL ESTATE 10 EXCEAEgE Hr
eFaIy speuss 81 property. T1ers $50 p-epfrF
rars ed 6ut g FOR sale, the price % Eltct % noi 80
USED ln noor11ncs WIKI re GEsuriai -1alroa CO re
l-asv.
MGEsarFar & DupFee.
AFEEE BEILEEa-
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Approved Hsrch rs 1851.
(signed) JEFFERSON DAVIS.

AN ACT 70 modify The navigation laws, and ia repeal
sl discriminating duties on ships or vessels.
The Congress CT the CuHioderata States do enact.
That all laws which forbid .he employment in the cast
ing trafe Of ships or YES els not enrolled or licensed;
aud also all laws which forbid the importation OF goods.
wares or merchandise from one port OF the C0ufederate
Stares TO another port Of the Co federats States. or
from any foreizn port or pis0e. ia a vessel belonging
wholly or IN part 20 . subject or citizen Of any foreign
State or power, are hereby repealed.
All laws which impose any discriminating duty on the
tuunege Of ships or vessels. owned BY any subject or
citizen Of any foreign SiatB OF power, or upon soois.
wares or merchandise imported in any such shiu or
vessel, are hereby repealed. HOWELL CO.'S
President Of the Congress.
Approved Feb. %. 1851.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

0EE or THE HoRRoRs OF WAIVE learn
that on Thursday las two Of the dead bodies
OF Lincoln's men were found in the woods in
the neighborhood OF the Bethel battle ground.
in a state OF decomposition. Trey were traced
out by means OF SAe buzzards lowering over
The spot. One Of the corpses had in bis hav-
ersack a quarter ef a baked s oat. It Is o D
posed they had crawled away from the scene
OF battle after being wounded, and died on the
spot % which they were discovered. From
their uniforms it is presumed they were mem
bers Of the Zouave regiment.
It is said that all along he road from Bethel
to Hampton a most intolersble stencil prevails,
and hat from the appearance Of the buzzards
circling around about, there must be numbers
Of purifying caTCasses in the wosds-EorfoH
Dan Book.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

rs Front TOW, pair o. gold sPEC- @A@
~ rACLEs which tAe avnsr can getFsI ~
oy calling on the superintendent at the Gas Wolks,
Pfoslas property ana psyIns fr this advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

H" CO." Unexpected. NH..HmwMH HHw A.
os55naa OF the s-Hh #sTd, atta= s..sls1 On m1--dsy
For Mayor.
We are authorized to ansgua-. . r. ptwrr,-es
e-nl-eaie II A45or a. .ae eas1iug eiszloa-raa-s-
For EIayor.
We se arthorlz-d and requested o. zrHeurra
IS a candidate h5 asyor -E ~ ery q
4ealynLs, az ihe eos1ilg erection. isIs--s'
For Mayor.
W are all15r zet 90 announce r.. ,. Rfv-u g.
c1adldate Tor re-sicrtion o. Le once u w.esr AZ ~
~ OK A-m-1ls = the June e'ecti-a. I-5-ts
Fer a0yor
AT me solicitation % HsHis. J c1rseut b s-sea nv
sAins before ne citizens Of Acup1s a. c1ndIa.ts fgr
Aay@, st the J1ne e~-e.l0u.
sg1 q PAX.
For Alderman
~ axe altherlsed o. 90 Ieunc- sAAUEL 2. NOR
gAh % a eaed-dits f9r re- sesti5a % 1s om1s or
Aloer5sn Of the second ward. j-is-ts'
Fer Alderman.
we are authorised 70 arn9uncs GEO N. CPAEr AZ
q eanlla-is e Aiaerman % the First ward. az the su-
Collector OF PF~fV{Ie@8s
wg - sninsrized 70 zu1ouure The name % JOHN
NaroOG as candidate Tor Tie UHcs OF Collector o. ne
- T. f'''nes's' at the 4pEr1acalns Municipal cleo
Fer Tax-tOIIecI0F.
SOAt H. 70" IN d 8 candl4lle Tor rs-slecticn 20
Jas once o. taE-CoiecfJr. Election 90 tas s0h CT
mr2s-ts
Fer ascoFder.
Attic solctauol Of a few per-5nai friends an
nounce my-eif a candidate fr re-eTsc.Io1 al Ea1g-fe-
at the eusuiug e-ieetou.
lsl2-le r. Il Dickinson.
For e{eC0rder.
Ne ere 21iaoTizf TO announce JOSIAH horne as a
q h-c9-dsr at te approaching municipal
e-ee-2n ON laAr-tsy th-27I of June ier5-tss
For FPnemrUaw
NJ are althoriEad % alL1unca s.. A. MOORE As
eanliests Ir kecarcr o. te easulnE election In June.
Fer CEtEef Of Police.
asae1na dale fr re-eieetioa to tLe cncs % Chief 0f p,
lloe a The e eci51 iH J5ne next mrfiss
Fer tEharfHnasfeF-
PRANK q. bINGuAI A c.g1iddls far wharf
master. a he ensuing June cleo Son. apii-t4
FOr WharfEnasTeF.
laOS. a. VIZ iAAa Is o candidate for Wharf
mester. Elecl9n lasi Thu-sisy in Iuns mr2s-d
Fer sTRArfmaster.
K~aArf-naster. Elsetim 27th or Jms mri0-td
For ygharfmaster.
TOBIAS WOLFE is b candidate for wrr-r-ssts-
Election scth Jg7e. mris-td
Fer WhRFfEmaster.
We are authorized % announce W. O.. tV7rps0v
As ea1dliaie IT the otics at Wh4rfmaster, At TIE en-
mr2i-td'
HIPS OF sERF OF U..5R!
l.s 81. g. At Main street ,-rp,r ]9a5 5sI; sa1ss..
DUFFIELD HAHSI
On tiersss Dumsd's celebrates Rams just received
~ snd for sails BY WALT .0HNsOy.
l-z2-IE y Fro7t row.
WTN2sEeR.
-op -ru urrr1.--r ]
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e. Tie Lincoln blockade is efsctuaI at
Lewiston Falls, Maine, and has stopped ,be
cotton mills Of that place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

a Tie St. Louis Journal learns from a
gen leman Of bigh character. Immediately from
the scene n aetion-a strong UoioI nan
that when the regiment rolls were called, after
the battle at Bethel, BY The federal officers,
eighteen hundred were missing. So much for
correct information.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

a A late number Of the Poeahontas
Esrald says: The steamer Cadet brought
1000 muskets and fortY-eight boxes Of car
tridges &c this port, on her first trip. A number
OF artillery pieces viii be here to-day OF TO-
morrow. The came paper also SAYS that
Captain Barton, late Of the United S atss
army "a Yirginian), bat now acting 10 The
capacity OF a messenger from Governor Jack
son to General Beaurseard, passed through
that place en- rOzis for Richmond. via Mem
phis, on Thursday last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

1-T1e telegraph, classifying as it has
usually doae since it has been arbitraivsly
controlled by the abolition authorities in the
North, advised that Mr.. RUSSELL, the cels-
bra'ed London letter writer, bad made speech
on his arrival at Cairo, in which be con'rasted
the Northern forces with those he had seen in
the South, Ia a manner very complimentary to
the former. This is all Cannon, as the fol-
lowing from the abolition correspondent Of the
st. Louis Democrat, writing from Cairo,
shows:
W. H. Russell, the correspondent Of The
London Times, arrived here last evening from
the South. He is very distant and reserved 10
regard to Masking any sta'ements Of the force
or movements Of The souther r-5eis.
The officers ana troops herl show a marked
c~oslHess Of attention 10 him, and, 10 fact, very
little courtesy. he is accused Of having COT
toned too much TO the southern rebellion, and
has lost bis influence and the respect which
attached TO him before be made his Southern
tour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

1HE OLD neutrality-suspicious., which
have recently been made in this city and neigh
borhood, have served to satisfy US that The old
muakel, notwithstanding so many assertions
to the contrary is still to be regarded as a
most excellent weapon.
When loaded With The minnie bali, It has
been found 10 shoot nearly as far, and almost,
II not quite as accurately as the minnie. We
make this statement upon the authority Of
those who have experimental with both, and
benceforth, hope to hear no more dsrisive re-
marks Of the old muskst'-Riehmond Ia
Ou;rer,
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sH90E3c0.

VTE viii reseivs IN Treasury Nstas Of n a
Drugs Aealclues, etc, sad.
VICES BROTHERS & co.
rs and al and $40 Naia tree.
stt1-@N Ma-rnf. 49,
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SIC l.. Be Il ENACTED By lhe Confsdsrate States Of
America in Congress Assembled. fhat TIE following
articles shall be exempt from duty AMI admitted free
into SAID States, to-vits hsc1n, PORK, bans, lara beef,
Ssh o. al kinds wheat, ana flour OF wueat. and f0rr %
al Other grains; indiGu corn aud meali barley sud bar
ley -four; rye and rye dJuri osta aux cat meals gun
powder and all the materials Of which 10 Is ma6ei iead
IN alformai arnis % every description and Munitions
Of var and milifly acrlntreuTuti Percussion cspai
living animals Of all klltsi also, al Agricultural pro-
ducts IN their natural state.
sac 2 And De- Do further enated, ghas en- secds,
wares and merchardise imp5f "a from any enc n the
late Unilrd atatea ~ America, not being nov a member
Of this Couirderscy, into this Con ederacy, before the
fourth dav 81 March next which may have been bona
afe purchased heretofore. OF withia ie days after ue
passage Of this act, shall be rKemDt and free ir1m duty.
SEC. 2. Add Dc % further enacted, Ehat the State Of
Texas BE- and has hereby exempted fr0m the operation o.
the tariff laws heretofore passed aud adopted BY this
Congress. howell COBB
PresidrutOf The Congress.
I certify that that The foregoing Is a correct cJpy Of
the oriEinal at on file In my once, aud Which passed
Congress on the l6h February, 1851.
L. ] HOOPER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

CT The Vsndai horde that has invsdsd
the soil Of Virginia have fort fed their cam at
PhiHpPi, and taken possession Of the houses Of
our citizens whom they have driven from thei.
homes. They destroyed the Office Of the Bar
bour J ~rsoaian, scattered the tyne through
The streets, aid broke tss presses Into pieces.
The editor Of The JcfersoniaH is a private in
the ranks, and desires nothing better than a
few shots at the enemy.
Tie destruction, BY the Vandals, Of The
office OF the Barbour JfeTsoniaa, is toe high
est compliment they could pay to the Virginia
fidelity Of Of Mr.. Sarghhor, its able editor.
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THE PRESENT gARrrE rs


80" EA -
The public have been mfsTed tlraushsat fhe couat
By ths pusiisstion Of a bill whiaa has mel been acted
upon By he Congress ard therefore has DC; bs11ies 3
law, to provide revenue from cusioms. Tbs bin was
published IN our paper Of the 10th Instant DESIGNATED
as "The Proposed Tariff" 70 correct The general mis-
apprehension on fhi8 imp9rrsut suteet. By iuquirins
a. she proper Department it has been ascarf8lned that
ts Units5 States Tsrin act q 1851 ia the lsE 50 opera
tion in tae Confederate s.atesof America, under Which
TIE revenue from customs b. collected, With Tie excep-
tsn o. the annexed laws changing ne same. All por-
nans Of the said iaE o. 1851, valeh haye not beer al
tered modified, varied. or repealed BY the following
acts passed 81 the Congress Of the Confederate States
Of Ameries, are IN fun force "a said staies-Monf-
gomeTy AdDerhser.
ACTS REGULATIONS
or THE cOEGuEB1 or CONFEDERATE ETATEEs
TN nELsTIos 70 TnE crar0ng AsD TlfE OFF,
CEns THEREOF.
An ACT 70 continue in f0rca certain laws o. The Uni-
ted States 81 AmrrIea.
Be IL eaaefef o. ne Confrdcrafe Siafcf Of Amer-
ica IN CoHgrets dsaea1b e. That 90 tie laws o. the
United STATES % AmUrct. iu force and iu use in the
Confederate State OF America, Ga The hrst CAV % Ma
vopber last and not incousist ~ With the Causfitaiiol
OF said Confederate States, be, aud The aane are hereby
continued IN force until altered Or repealed By mo Con
greaa. LOWELL COBB,
President % the Congress.
certify that ibis act passed de Congress On me sth
day Of February, 1851. j.. J. HOOPER.
Secretary % the Congrpss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

o. N FARMER b the iudsBaal-nl e-srIfssts fa- A.
dermaa OF The Skin ward, 81 td= s..cls1 o1 u---dsv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26

ga Washington letter to one Of the
northern papers informs the public that Lin
coin 'qs making good progress With bis mes
sage" Tue writer adds that it viii take the
highest ground in favor Of prosecuting the
war with the utmsst visor, and OF finishing it
by winter IL that be possible. To make it
possible, be will recommend a cali FOR 100000
men, ana an appropriation sufficient to cover
al necessary expenditure, at = cost Of $780,
100000. The governors OF an toe free States
have been written to on this subject, andbsvs,
with only two exceptions, responded heartily,
50 that the president. in making these recon-
mendations, feels that be is backed By the
people, speaking through their constituted au-
t%norities. There can be DO doubt that con-
gross win pass hills in conformity with these
suggestions, both 70 increase the aruy and 10
EunnIv funds for an nepdfpl prrBoqss r,E-,t
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1861-08-22
100000 GUARANTEE

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
Blu z y II IL 3 Is $50
BUCK LEAD
IOO pounds will cover MS much surface 1875 pounds
Of other White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
falntIng done with pure Buck Lead is twice as dura
bl as other leads.
BUCK LEAD.
Is whittier and more brilliant Than any .OtheT known
White Lead
BUCK LEAD.
Is superior to the finest English White Lead for soft
ness ana beauty,
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior any other ZINC in the World for eY,ror
whienes and brlliancy
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is nnrvaled Tor body or covering property so pound,
will do as much painting IS pounds of olhcI -
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC -'''''
Has no equal for durability, II wears twice a. Ion
as other Zine Paint rs
FRENCH) RICHARDS g. co.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia. Pa
0-For sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1861-08-22
War! War;! War!!!
shagh Prices and Hard Tinnas.

aho sphscriber has just returned from Philu,I.I
ps WIN general assortment of SPRING (;oOnS
n ms Ladies' Dress Goods, GentIemen's Nv.sr snd
ooods IN general. Of the various styles and on"I
h es nsed at this season of the year Also sIoI ar
snsap Gr0ceriea-such as good Brown Sugs, 80 e.
sIsa Gus 'er ID, White do, 10 oIa. and eyeryib0a
nc aeierS'iHed TO rsaks The prices audi he tu.,
ns people are invited 10 call and ses III. 49, -
cash stores, JoHM Saas ~ per ~ han the
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