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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13
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CURES Headache. Esrsche, Tootaache. IN three mia
- utss, ~hGsuEatlsu, GouEhs, Neuralgia. Colds, Fry
siUeias, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Collie, Cramps, TBdamed
Eges, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Outs. Burus,
Bruises, Spratus, Ch0pped Hands, Piles. Cicera, piar-
SORES s re Breast, Se-s Nipples, Scald Head, RIM
Tg1us tc-ter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites Dog Bites. BEi
Blteg. TIE world is CHALLENGED Tor It's equal tor Scslds
and Burns. II cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Evas or
horses, Sprsiss, svinuey, Poll Byil, Flstuls, saddle arJ
harness Calls, tEesh wounds or 5~Relings, and is the
best known remedy TO apply 20 eRier-t0otai horses from
I9CUder-taka M the feet and battle well shout the frog
Of tbs foot. Cures al cutals0us diseases on rlzB Or
beast.
No one medicins can cure IN all cases, Jat We cas- sasv
more real prCCf q tn1 virtue a. AuhTusIal Oh in ia
healing properties, from responsible n-r, wL0 are above
being bought, than cen be ~g-Odl-sd fr any cher IsL-
cizs.
We DO net assert q cue for sve-7 mslsdy 70 which n,
nllsau frzl'y are suui5Ct- but what we proclaim 70 can
Frrst7ntl-ra by living witnesses as A-1T--.ai CHS
& E2s1vtie YIeraTEttUl, sna sold throughout the Gg1tE
ard S1Uth-ass. By nl good druggists ana general cos,
cvs. Tuv south mly he Justly proud thas Or. ClErz
EaLve IurrRssTFsC. stt=r much .asG- BIZ research. Hss
~u-giLceu = really v--inT u-d4.ic7, -tch Is sl-a5 &c
drive cut mach q the -Jrcll=ss imported trash Wis
which -ae ca1utr7 is fa-isd.
Please Co 4 -uT g9ic5, ElFEr HC VIII .sEs pleasure
10 Showing iCt--Ts aud -a5lmH rlf}5 fec rrD--8l4 % eel,
.ortl in fbe form O. IN atTsrasGIeIs some OF which
come ircE p~hgflc1zrs Ihs-h H---.l-E. "H1 are u=tr- b.
a. heir practise, as hey g-ctc. with marvellous effects.
We c~ha'el7o The world 90 r-oiC-g @ -z-1ely So speedy
Gud eEgci1a. "a -Es healing 4srpsrtta--
70 Real the eTidar-s o. te virtue eli C'ErE & Phi
is@r AnAroglal OF, evidence 90 auHarsl-. r-l fIgD
persons whgss word ana standing sre irsep-laclsE.s
Read EEd S. convinced.
CLARK, GaEGoRY a co. Pror-isto-s.
For sale. wholesale "a sslait by
POTTER g. aERv1T.
IS jefferson street rear Post once,
An general teaieFs in al popular 1a'eat m~1-l-lacs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13

SPECIAL NOTICE

BBLS. WHISKY just received in store and
~ for sale by f.. S. LEVY q %,
rs 1876 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-13
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12
MONTPELIER VT.

.ne,NnE MorninG. .o,,mn.I IA. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-12

Tins L'ons Of tic LITTLE village of wrights
N'lis' and Vicinity, On Worcester Branch having
formed an association for the purpose, have lust
completed and packed mp to send OF to our
vermont troops, box of eocks, blankets and
hosp'"' comforts, Of the value of SIPS
: Siah' daughters haye done yirtuously and
IN works Of patriotism, Tor the numbers Of tho
pace Perhaps they may Justly claim the NJ.
p'''""'l''y Of the rest Of the quotation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
From Ctifap Hnyo.
CAMP MAYO, Nav 3

CAMP MAYO, May 81, 1851
| have noticed 4 communication from Col
A Staples of Patrick county, Va, complain
ing of injustice to Patrick, Henry and Frank
lin, by reporting those counties delinquent in
the way of volunt eers and was surprised Il [
the failure OF the Colonel TO speak OF COM
pany i'll the Southeastern part of his own
county, then nearly made up, and since or
ganizad.
Two of its members, Capt. John f. Penn
and Lieut. j. G. Penn, are now in Richmond
for the purpose of undergoing military drill,
while the necessary outfit is being made.
1t is worthy of note that there are ten Penns
in this company. Second Lieutenant and
three privates are grandsons, and the Cap
tam, First Lieutenant, Orderly Sergeant and
four privates, great grandsons of Col. Abram
Penn, who rendered efficient service in the
war of the Revolution, first, as Captain of a
volunteer company, and afterwards as Colo
mel.
Col. Penn was raised by his Uncle John
Penn, & distinguished lawyer of his day and
one of the signers of the Decl arat ton of indie
pendence.
When duty called, Col. Penn left his home
in the then Western wilds, to aid in the glo-
rious struggle for American freedom and now
bis descendants leave the same homes tead and
neighborhood to assist in establishing our Sc
cond independence, and will doubtless show
themselves worthy of such a noble ancestry
Should an opportunity present itself. pre-
dict the whole company will give ample evil
dence OF the fact, that they are not the men
TO fly from either real or imaginary danger
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ptrMORs OF THE FAIRFAx
EIG HIT.

passenger on the Central train, who left
Manassas junction yesterday morning. re-
peris the Southern forces ut that place to be
in high spirits, and patiently awaiting the at
taek soon TO be made on them by the 40. 900
Ees.ians Of Lincoln's army. lie SAYS that
an old gentleman counted the L. s. Cavalry az
they marched oa Fairfax Court House, Satur-
day morning, and that they numbered eighty.
FIVE. On their return there were but ff1v-
eirh, in the party, and Ave s;ragglers passed
afterwards, showing that twenty two had been
either killed or taken prisoners. Seven dead
bodies had been seen, and one of the wretched
hIrelings had erawled into the Confederate
camp. badly wounded.
The same gentleman reports that on Satur
day last ;he railroad bridge at Martinsburg
was fired and burned by the Southern troops
as matter of PROBATION against a rear at
tack.
Yesterday afternoon it was reported on the
street. that another skirmish had taken place
at Fairfax Court House but as we could
trace the rumor TO no reliable source. and the
passengers On the cars had heard nothing OF
il. Ne are quite sure the rumor il unfounJed
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Further Outrages at Hampton.

When the yandaIs from the North occupied
Hampton, an officer with squad Of men
Went to the store OF Mr. +. Lattimer, and de-
handed possession. Mr.. Lattlmer replied
That he had purchased and paid for his stock
OF goods, and the officer might have them al
Their valuation. The oifio er said he would
nave the goods and store and not pay cent
ioI them, and drawing his sword slapped Lat
timer with it on the face. Lattimer then DIRE
revolver and fired il, when the officer fell
ne Then leaned over the counter and fired
ihfee more shots in the body, causing death.
Lattlmer was, Of course, captured, and taken
70 oid Point and hung on Friday last.
The ofticer killed II said TO be Lieutenant
10 one OF the companies, and distinguished for
3hiiisaTY abilities. de has met dogs deaf
in a deg cause.
ar. w. q. Marrow, of Hampton. was also
treated Ia most shameful and Indecent man
nef' lie was captured in the town, having
~, NE Uniform ON, stripped stark naked. marched
through the streets In that condition, and then
carried 10 Fort Monroe as u prisoner. Can
sGfh things be done in this enlightened age
ana not rouse 10 boiling heat the blood OF
every southernerY
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PROM CAMP PTcxrrs.
IsPEeiAL cokRHsroEpgKcR or ruK n,...,

CAsr PfcKgss, Va Juua q Iss,
lhree OF Lincoln's men, belonging r. ~,
paay Is, cavalry, who were Engaged Ia - -
aHair OF yesterday at Fairfax O. n u,ss.
oronght into camp n few hours after the f.sht
IS prisoners OF war. They are IN. ia yore,i
specimens OF humanity, suriy In their ma N
naf, ana evidently nothing above the hirelinr
VINO Kills and offers himself to he kiiiad e.
equipped anu ~eii
General Iseanregard arrived here YESTERDAY
evening. of him, above all the men I have
ever seen, II can, with perhaps the least tru tn
oe ssa, there Is no speculation In those
eyes. In that particular eature he reminds
me greatly of General Walker, of Nicaraguan
tame. a conntenance stamped with the high
est ORDER Of intellect, cold and innpassfye il ia
only through the windows of the soul that the
workings OF his great miLd-for he may be
Tuiy called great man-can bs discerned Il
In appearance he is far more youthful than
had supposed him to be. Soon after his ARR.
Val, ne rode round the camp, and seemed to be
carefully examining its typographical fea-
lures.
In anticipation of fight com nanies b. d.
" and n were ordered TO Fairfax Court House
iast night. They left in the cars at . O'Clock
In the best Of spirits BE assured, If ANYTHING
occurs. you will have a good report from
eheih. IN great haste, VIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

lHB Br"LER AND A FAKMERfs NEGROES
correspondent writes us that while he was
WY l'pih nome, few days ago, bugie
sounded Al his road about IL O'Clock at night
The unusual hour at which it occurred caused
great alarm among his servan ts who thought
IN" Aboiitionists were certainly in the neigh
borhood.
They Immediately armed themselv eswi til
axes, hoes, &c, and sailed forth, when they
stopped the bugler and de manded his mis-
SION. Upon being informed that he was not
from one stand to another he was permitted
To go on his way. Doubtless some caution
Will be exercised in future as to the time and
place In which he will practice on his mar tial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04
FROM YORKTOWN.
lsrEcr4l coRsssposDEscK or THE DISPATCH

1oRHrows, VA, June ,. 1861
H.I' Dispatch Our Richmond bo,s H..
are an m ilne spirits aud anxiously awaiting
an stack from the u. ). hirelinys. who . ~
fahrtered IL large numbers At Newport News.
anu Dusty engaged IN en- trenching them selves
a. II they really dreaded The arrival or o.
BeaHrtghrd and his Southern Legion to put
them TO hight. Not satisfied with stealing
negroes, Insulting unprotected females. and
ho">ihR the aged and crippled, they are cut.
ing down the growing wheat and ofbsr rrons
sublectlon. - ="
esterday three Yankees wers arrested and
VI'ushs no calnp-oue of them said to be
l.. III. Chandler of Norfolk and fro,, -,
tuspiclons conduct, are not likely TO be- liberia
teh very soon. If proved to be spies, they de
sTfFe 10 ole by grap@- vine suffocatiou. al
SNORT hotce More anon, p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
From Cdmp Mon taQae

CAMP M0sTAGUB. June lst 1861
nave yet seen nothing from "Old Middle
sex, and have wondered that some of your
many friends here have not correspondent -
allow me 10 attempt a supply of this evident
neglect. The DAILY" is eagerly sought after
~ camp and elsewhere, when the stage from
west Point arrives every evening. Our coun-
~ is not by any means in the rear In the glo.
rlous movements of volunteering, SO general
IN THIS Old Commonwealth. Out OF a Whit
population OF about Il thousand, we have four
volunteer com paDies-two Rifles one Cayal-
~ and ono Artillery. Two of them were
mustered into service on Friday the 24th
OF May, and are now encamped at the an
Client and Finished town of Urbanna
Inc Artillery" under command OF the
gallant Captain, VIM. G.. Fleet, and the " IA,
hes," under Captain A. ID. Saunders. ar. now
uuder driil by quite efficient Instructors
These companies number about sixty each --
Inc other two companies are all ready and
waiting for the call OF their loved State Cap
ttin Christian commands the Cavalry Cant
- the Second Rifles. Our men are All
anxious TO see the soil of Virginia rid of the
tramp OF the despicable minions of Abe
ihey desire TO free Sc the land Of the free and
nome OF the brave " from such dishonor. We
do not desire even to welcome them to hos mi :
table graves upon our soil, alongside OF the
siuinbertDg ashes of our sires and nigh ty
dead We prefer that they shall be embaIned
IN the aboininable hole of Washington n In
Ellsworth. Much admiration is expressed
among us TOR the character and spirit of the
noble Jackson. We firmly believe that there
are thousands of Jacksons in the South who
viii sell their lives qually dear. We some
what expect 4 sham attack upon our river
tRappahannock,) but all seem to wish only a
L" trial of their pieces"
The citizens OF Mtddlesex, with their usual
hospitality, are busy in attending to the sol
diers, in the way of ertrds, some bringing
lamb, some butter, &c, &c.
To the patriotic ladies' we feel indebted for
these favors, we only ask IL continuance
= 10 honor nd
safety is of the dearest importance. We have
4 plenty to eat here, and the growing crops
were never more promising We can live
within ourselves, and feed some of those no
bic sons of Dixies land who are coming TO
fight with Old Virginia / have already grown
too long and prosy. In the absence of any
news from these quarters, you may perhaps
be glad of this excuse. FLINT Lock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

A TopcHISa ScESB.-When the Cotton
touched at Bruly Landing, To take on board
the Tirraiiledrs, an old negro woman in the
crowd was observed to be much excited, and
board the boat. A bystander asked her the
reason forsneh strange behavior. She replied
that her young master was going away TO De
KILLED in the war, and that As she had nursed
him In infancy, she wished to 90 aud attend
upon him wherever he went. We confess our
eyes felt moist at witnessing such an exhibit
ton OF feeling from a poor, down. trodden
siaYe," to lbfrate whom the North has waged
Ptagtfr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04
The WASHINGTON corr,

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Express reveals a project on foot to de-
capitate Old Abe, and put George Law in his
place.
On Friday last, two negroes, named re-
spectiyely Moses, for the murder of an Italian
organ player, and Isaac, for killing his over
seer, We're executed in Memphis, Tenn.
At Nashville, Tenn, on "Wednesday last.
Zo,ooo persons participated in the demonstra
ton in favor OF Southern independence.
j. NJ. Freeman, of Norfolk, has been ap-
pointed Assistant Engineer in the Navy OF
North Carolina.
Col. K. III. GOODWIN, an old and respec ted
citizen of Columbia, 5. c., died in that city
on Friday last.
Hon. Charles Scott, of Mem phis, Tennessee,
died in Jackson, Mississippi, on Thursday
last.
A powder mill has been recently put in ope-
ration at Kings ton, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
From Bedford

I8LUFVhUt ItIIU IoUI.
Much has been sad through the columns of
your valuable paper, about the liberal contri-
buttons OF men and money to the cause of the
South, made by the counties of Augusta,
Washington, &c; but l think no county in
the State surpasses the county of Bedford in
contribution of men and money to the holy
war the South is now engaged in. She has
already nine full companies in the service of
the State, with four others ready to respond
when called on. The County Court has made
Il war appropriation of fifty thousand dollars
and pledged rs mach more il needed Besides
this, large private subscriptions have been
made. One gentleman, VIM. V. Jordan, a
private in Capt. I. O. Jordan's company, and
of moderate property, gave $500. Aud to all
this about 800 votes for ratification and one
against and l think you will agree with me
that Bradford is the banner county.
OTTER .pEAXr
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, at half past o'clock Mr..
d kiNDBhVATER, In the asth year OF his age,
OF Consumption.
He will be buried this morning, at haIf-past
0 clock, from the house OF MI Wagner, corner
ausintances are invited to attend.
On the Sd Of Juns, at 81 o'clock A. M, At the
Residence If Mrs T. p. THiley. on the corner AZ
18th and Main streets, WILLIAMSON TALLY
son Of Capt. b. W Tailey, Of the Hanover Oreys,
in the 10Th year Of his age.
THE lord gave, and the Lord hath taken
away. Blessed be the name Of the Lord :, |.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

IHK EsEAY.s OPERATIONS NEAR Care UrsEy
BEAcg On Thursday last, says the Norfolk
Day Book. an unknown steamer went TO SEA
rom the Capes She was supposed to be q
same morning, captured schooner Off the
Capes ana carried her into the Roads. She
returned about o'clock that afternoon. and
opened nre upon the quarters of the Princess
anne cavalry, stationed Cape Henry
Beach She fired six shot at the quarters.
none oil which took effect except in the pine
trees Some OF the balls were picked up. one
OF Wh,ch Is thirty-two FOUNDER The Cav
airy; capt John fentress, is daily exposed
to the fire of this steamer, but so far. form.
nately, no one has been hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

lHE iELyERToS CAsE.-The Scotch Yelyer-
ton Commission, which has been sitting az
Manchester during several days, Terminated
us iabors. The object OF this tribunal WAS to
discover, on the part of Major Yelyerton,
something preJudicial to the character of Mrs
iLoagw0rthj Yeiverton, bat their iabors are
slid 10 have result ted in total failure. Mrs
fciverton has LETT Manchester for HULL on
Hon. II. Ielverton, uncle 10 the Major. The
unfortunate lady and her friends appear very
confident as to the decision likely to be
gwen at Dublin, in the course OF May or
June, by the iull Court of Judges, TO whom
the exceptions taken on the recent trial Will
be argued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

A. T. w. Mather. was shot and fsunno..r,i
mortaily wounded, yesterday aft.rnoon
abcnt O'Clock, by Mr. A. 8. withers. Al ths
residence OF the latter, No. 3ss St. Charles
his breast and side, producing wounds tha :
VIII probably terminate fatally Mrs With.
ers Is said to have been accidentally wounded
by shot In the hand. After the shooting
dered himself to officer Casson' on I.m,
street There being contradictory rumors in
regard to this depiorabie affair, we rpfrain
from giving details until they are elected be-
Iore the proper trIbunal-N. o Delta. soth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

TERRIBLE AFFRAY-A MAN KILLED AT
swan Lake. on the Arkansas river, some days
Slice, DtFiu rankin, Il merchant, and J "A .
nus Dubose, got into dispute over a game OF
Gards, which they proposed to settle by Il fight
Before they commenced, each declared he mad
no weapons; out, in the progress of the at
Tray, Dubose drew Il knife ana stabbed Frank
lin severely between the shoulders. of which
he died in about five minutes. Dabose fled
and the last heard of him he was ia Vicks-
burg. A reward OF $500 has been offered for
the arrest of the murderer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

SEARCH FOR SHIPS WITH ARMS FOR THE Sc
CEDERs.--The CORES pendent of the Boston
Transcript states that the commanders OF the
Minnesota and Niagara are in possession Of
names and description Of vessels shortly ex-
pected at New Orleans with valuable Sarms
and munitions of war purchased by the rebels
in Europe. A close watch is being had for
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

last some little boys discovered, near Talla-
hassee, Fla, on the Augustine road, some
campers in distress. They returned to the
city and reported what they had seen, when
the ladies of the "Union Benev client Society"
Immediately repaired to the place and found
one of the most melancholy cases that has
ever come under their observation There
lay mother dying, a little girl sitting beside
her, another little girl holding q starving in
FAINT, and a miserable brute of Il father, per-
fectly unconscious, sitting near by with a good
supply OF whiskey. The ladies Immediately
summoned a physician, but before he could
reach the place the woman was dead. The
mans name is Cook, and he was moving from
Taylor county 10 Jackson, Fla. He was ar
rested and placed in Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

A NEGRO PREACHER HUEG- negro preach
er belonging to Mrs. Haden, at Pine Bluff
ARK, INDUCED in violent language to his mis-
tress on last Sunday week, remarking, among
other things, that he would be free in three
weeks and could raise a thousand men him
self for the purpose. His case was reported
10 the authorities the same evening, and he
was taken out and hung on Monday after
noon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

Horsk AND FAaILY.--A strange spec taele was
Ytth"ssed on the Illinois river q few days ago.
"a 10Y Of the Reseluts, going North, was q
paiss on which reposed two story frame
mouse This house Is the property Of man
a. thr Ia Y epmmoticn he had his hoIse moved,
- stated, and taken 70 another State. His
.au!iy went along with him. While going
W lhs river the man = dog Sat In the door, the
s 20. feeiinsd isziiy At window, and tbs good
wis carried on tbs household work - usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

PRINCE ALFRED AT ST. JoHy.-Princa Alfred
arrived at St. John, N. B., on the night of the
29th, and was received by the Governor ana
civic authorities. There was also a torch
light procession of firemen and a display OF
ire works. He was to have left that place
for Frederick on Friday last, and it is xpect-
ed that he will proceed to Quebec by the in
land route
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

A SAD OCCURREScE.-Francis A Karl arti
hcer in the Third Company, and p. G. Lane,
private i'll the Fourth Company Washington
Artillery, died in the cars last night, shortly
after the battalisn left the depot. Their
bodies were brought back by Hon. T. O. Nix.
on and Mr.. John Wood, at a late hour last
night. Death was caused by cerebral conges-
ton, as We are informed.-N o. DeLtd 29th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL the military camp,
during the dress parade Wednesday last
the horses attached TO the carriage OF Mrs
Gooch, OF Churchyilie, took fright and ran
oil, upsetting the vehicle, and breathing the
ankle o1 MIS-. Gooch. There were several
ladies in the carriage at the time but no oth :
ers We're seriously injured Mrs. G. was ia
ken to the residence Of Col. ID. >. Young
where she is under the surgical care of Dr.
Is. Is. Uonag he.-Stauaton Vtndtcator