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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
An InFORTANr ENACTMENT.


The sttsehed law has just hesn officially
published, and we invite attention to the in.
portancr Of its provisions:
An sei to auihor za ,ertsin debtors 70 pay the amount.
due By them into tho treasury OF the Couieserat'
States.
Sc / The Congrels OF he Confedsraf,
StGiss 0f.9merica DO enact, That all persons 10
any manner indebted 70 individuals or corpo-
rat ons in the United States Of America, Tex
cept he States OF Delaware, Maryland, Ken
tucEy and Missouri, and the District Of
Columbia } be and are hereby prohibited from
paying the same g their respective creditors,
or their agents or sssignees, pending the ex-
isting var wsged by that government against
the Confederate States, or any Of the slave
bOidiug States before named.
SEC . ANY person indebted as aforesaid
shall be aud is hereby authorized to pay the
amount Of bis indebtedness into toe treasury
of The Confederate STATE, in specie or treasury
notes, and shall receive from the treasurer q
certificate, couutersigned by the register,
showing the amount paid and on what account,
and the rate Of interest which the same was
bearing.
SIC. 2 Such certificate shall bear like in
terest with the original contract and shall be
redeemabie, at the close Of the war and the
restoration o. peace, in specie or its equivalent,
on presen a'ion Of the original certificate.
Sea All laws AID parts Of laws initiating
against this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
NEGROEs WANTED.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

@N" 9~AsN EeNAtD1 8s"s
THIa c~eirtratsd WATERfNG PLACE win b. opened
4 far the reception Of viliors o. me lt Gay % Junu.
Located three ard a haif miles from the TlrgInia and
Tennessee Aailroad, they are easy or acceas, enc sfoui
the best stcurity Tor families.
Hacu dtparunent s. supervised by the Fro1reiou.
who viii sueud p~Frs1nsily % ihs wants o. thrir gnesa.
The proprietor d lter themselves they were usger 70
wen prepared a. the present eason.
A MI supply o. Ice hss bssn secured.
Passenger ieave ere railroad at Shawsvl1e. and wiz
Be carried ia f1ur horse ounibu4sls over a Doe ROAD %
the Spring..
These waters stand u~aTiraied for ne core o. Dyspra-
sia. BOOTH. no A "a
water for suir 81 e Mansasd & Co.. Chandler 4
o. @i7ss srcs. & Co., b~rureists, Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

VHTE viii receive n Treasury Nttes o. the G. A.
w afpar TO- al ds5t Due "a, aaf a. casH f.r All
Drugs. Medicines, etc sold.
NIGBs HROTHEas 4 Co.,.
s3 aid 81 sad sta Xaia street,
La-u.E -.-na.L uAnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

TEE BArrrE or PHrLLIr1.-A genHemsn
from Riebm0nd informs us, sayst the Peterson z
Ervrssa. that The venerable Bishop John
Early, OF the Msthodist Episcopal church. was
in P aii3pi o. Zoe DIS Of ne recent battle.
having Just return q from he session Of vest
ern { II renee over VII eh be bad pres dss.
We ind -rsta d that Bisbop Early rspolt, one
hundred sad wsnty-tlree as The number Of
Lincoln les VITO fell il the engagement. This
may Be received as reliable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

~ The troopers who oversight themselvr,
IN AlexaDdris, and we're caught mapping b.
Lineoln's bFigands, arr in close confinement,
while the scoundrels are riding their horses on
around The tow and country. A Yankee on
hoTsebsckl The idea lie fanny. We could
not have better evidence Of The disloeatinR Of
society, and that these creatures are out Of
their element. A rock for a sailor, a goose fol
a soidier-a Yankee for a gentleman i-Rieh.
moad Wig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
r sssirg a beautiful cluster Of roses
,o-se,o , haau.,e,i ..;f of hair rs-e ori-

f Seeirg a beautiful cluster OF roses
decorating a beautiful sait Of hair, gave ori.
gin to the following lines;
Brighi blooms those bnsdius, blushing roses
Nile springs an odorous flowers,
DistfiPd 10 each 70 all around
Their sweet meIiBuious oder.
me lyae and the lilly TOO
In al their splenuer shine,
Contend 70 win The mighty prize,
Ts piesse the faney, attract TIE mind.
But al's how surely true,
Thsif bopes thsy us'er en- realise,
For sure the pinieal Of beauty stamp'd
IN iorm, in mien, in grace.
Not Oh tbs budding Hosers O. spring,
B1I % one o. the htuan-rsce.
Yet aloud the sane ! dare rot tsil-her,
Bat win so'tly uhispsr fsir Ms Ella.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

az What has become CT Hinton Rowan
Hslper? We thought that be was good for
At lesst & hrigadier genera ship under Lincoln.
We have not heard OF hin since the police
reporter u a Cincinnati paper stated that a
constable was after him VIXEN be made tracks
from ~PorEopOlis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

"a According TO the late United Ststes
census, 4 takes $50 paper mills and 1000
steam engines 10 supply book publishers and
newspaper Embellishments with printing paper,
At ths cost CT s27, O00 900 per annum.
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n A letter from washington to he New

Orleans Piesvuns, Says
The evacuation Of Harpsr's Ferry, If su-
fAendcsted, is regarded here as big with
future events. Indeed, the movement taken
IN connection with reliable advices received
from The rebel camp at Manassas, means
nothing more nor less than a bold and coDeen-
trated dash upon this capital, and should
authentic Intelligence Of such a contemplated
movement be received, the whole plan Of the
campaign viii be changed, and the bulk Of the
Federal army be summoned here for the de-
tense Of the city. 10 any event, the svacu-
stion is regarded as a master movement, ard
ene that vii tell vigorously in future opera
lions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

SBR-EREES.
JIM bushels White end Yelou Meaft
%OO % barrels snd 100 bags P faioes
% bois Heminy Bcsrs and Peass
% pckgs. White Fssh. IBIS. and half barrels 9
10 b Nes star Candles and Starch;
le9 boxes German and Family soup
% barrels Vinegar;
100 dsEen Br-oms;
@t6ls Ractaed aud Eve year Old BOURBON
Whiskys
% p ckagrs Butter and hve barrels Eggs
30 dozen quart Cau Peaches, NJ s. per dozen.
For safe py HUEEELL. HuRD q HU TON,
my lily Webster Block I57 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

EpUBLIc LAEps-We are requested 70 state
(ssys the Hantsyille .6dvoeais) that the eusn
numbered sec ions of the lands in fhls Stare,
heretofore reserved from sale, can new be en-
terrds at the Land Ofce here at 50 80 per
nrra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
eIY5NENrW Rooks!

H. WADE & co. H. WADE & co.
TOSr Received new and desirable edition. % Har-
- dee's Tactics. in two vo um-s, VITA an asaenda e. a
manual OF the piece slauled % the Aid- Masset, Ia
hfdes and other IufantTy arms. Also, a Mnuual fr
Cots Pistol. THIS Is the bort eriton that has Been
Issued, being preferable 70 Lippineoit's, 81 Phuzdsi-
phia.
We have Huiton g Frele' gas edition, and that Of z.
G. Kirk a Go.
ALSO-Ihe Troopers Eauuai. or Tactics fer Lieht
Dragons aud Mounted Rid-men.
ALSO,
LITERARY wOREa-IbeL Lost Principie, b. & south
eTu author B'fsraeh's ErIish Liteut.ra. Right ~
Last. woman in Wa te chapel or st Mary. Asu
Is Gd-sses 81 the qruth. Book cf Public Prayer, ~
prepared ty Gavin, 30 < and others. Lpuersor J.
Aisxsndsr. D. D. Caihorns's Life o. On INN; and
nary more. All for sale by Il. WADg 3 CO.,
lei ga Ma b .r~arf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
Memphis and st Louis Packet
Company


3 IL persons having claims against tails company are
a rsqnesied 70 present them for settlement 10 j. X.
a. Lts onee On ths soHth side Of Monroe
fsfg-im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

WHAT A RATION Is.-Twenty ounees fresh
and salt beef or twelve ounes pork; eighteen
ounces soft bread or -four, or twelve ounces
hard bread; two and a halt ounces beans, or
one ard three hfth ounces rice one and half
onces sugar; one ounce coffee, ground; ha Z g1Il
vinegar; one-quarter euBee candles. one-ihird
ounce scans one-hslf ounce salt. This nswer
for tie subsistenee Of each soldier during the
day, snd rightly managed is plenty; with a
prudent cook the scraps will be made up into
mixed dishes and nothing,will Be lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
WN2aE9R.

EcR THE MISSOURI RE4INENr, ten or atsen
u NEGRO BOYS, 10 fern q Drum Corps Free boys,
JOIN 8 BOWEN,
jel5lW Col. Prov. Army o-'s No. Vd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

Col. D. II. Hill, Of the first North Carolina
regiment, is a native Of South Carolina,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
FOR SALB!

q Acres On ne uorth side q Fiseoa Esot real Ne.
Gov. Earrs'.
% Acres o. asv stats Line rosa aa'th SIDE pc.
Mort-meEgs
so acres On ~ Memphis 90 0hio rlire1 q
z1leish arrk raf hrea art Gre ullea lruu De CT
10 lots % sult purchass-s-
gr-1tilli Rssasn-e and Ia 90 HtrEe- frsrt 70
eEefareof Tor re1r1es ~ sd r-ts1 ed $40 Re
eruess, 70 BE- eE-hzngfd or lllfaiaE -uzts-ils
HA7uieeszt ss-eaauss I'D che hrari @
SOB pruperty wafns-er before efered ln szct tcr
AGs iu ne caalrr a-t- thar price
4A-rrs east u-s. Ps-t-.oa rtrae vsa-s rrrr.
same terms q Halse ard lie o. Ezcdauas s1raz.
We lett 70 bEsn-as.
TIE most eEte1s-ve F1-aaev iu Hs s11rau
veil Improved
Houss aai 1t ra.t o. ars 1aia.l.-r cs-a
shiel'a- % Pupi4r slraf-
100 By leo tsst O. Poplar -set aslr Nai. arss
l02 - 2a7 feetl Or Eu-lns Esar Lands ls a--s
ne acres, Handsomely improved. -5rh q ssn.
Wzke-a no niIss fr1n lsdy
a ceres and p arrss opposite NJ WiczsL enc
msufoWl riank road, aud 8 a1res o. wafrut .trser
residence and 4 Lott e5ruer o. Js-sanias 40 0rr-
steeta A Aess VIII be sold for Arlnns.s =
4a7rss in rear Ct PROVING. sas hou.ias Fo-t p
lrE rsaro4L
Ous-haI: interest in 60 l-s in Warasd t
fees Win two Hou.s5 zns iT5 tss5 vacant in 81
nal Grounds.
- acres 1t ha1 Fr.ss. CO asv Eal-'a r.a
Julss SVaTpe's
5szF-leut Essiisures On Caart street. near q
t0u line, Tor reut.
Iei - 43 feet n Uels' rz1 aesr J. Lsz.s
20 s-ss on Eeu1hs s15 Ch-rIesfu rz
tweea Calterelie and Lssl-et.s; 70 sores
vel -u41T1vss.
LOIS tease ard GOOD House ana -1s at Lrtsr
Alehams an1 EE-haags streets
Aacras vila =-aus fsacs, well improved @
n1l tle city, on l1l- tme.
CoTuer l.. On L-nlsa AID Clinton. uHh 5r
tags.
SAX On Hernel40 plank road. nuoiuinE fl-r
81 By 80 fees between Mafn and sheIby, u1.tz
Liule1 streets beauu-u Cottage
ne elegant residence O. N s1uth side Lindsn. ben
Vain ard sheIby. zt a bsrEeil-
CD acres nsE- Race Tracz; sBeautissl Eaae.
10 by 80 feet on Fzalngan street, aast O.
Pe~z's
SIX Houses ln the Nav Tari. en- uslnd leased
rEfnty-aN years
Peru H1ts, e. Grand gmrIan, win forty RON
new luruI-ure-
rs arsss ons-aalf nile from ColisrviIs; the
crcaa-1 etc u tae country.
Good H-uses % swap fCr CITY Property.
Hsuss aud Lot IN Csslssa, corner FIHa sad
streets.
HHVCEpp4ErM nTTDpFr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

GA Louisiana volunteer. a rais Cor Viz
GINA, in a ls'ter to The New Orleans P'oayua',
saws that since "the final rssnlt o. DE election
in Tennessee is known, but little Opposition q
the southern cause Is manifested No Union
flags an now displayed 90 Rockville. Eyer
Parson Brownlow has become tanned, and
mauifssts he movements Of a certain erusta.
reons snrc7man -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

GB GDeLOs
AohkHAhN ah peroas uo1 9 taade iof two Notes
4 st7su By ms ia favor 81 NJ GeIres Coonerfs estate,
gnd ndarssdbJ j. 3 frank for ne sam q sI8 earh.
aa1@a pct-oefi 1850. md uaya9ie one nine SD fhe
paid Tnen due, as the oau-ide-lil1a Tor which they
we're given has Mt bsea e'npHed vista
Nanpais. JsHsIs lssl-rsls.ss
W'GE5ce.
WE viii receive .he Treasury aotes Or The O. S. A.
~ atTeF i0r az au0ts Cue o, aud as CASH i9r al
isl2.w sF0vtfL q MToHaLL
For Mayor
We are authorlzd ADD relne4t.d % anasunos A
h~oODksff as a eaniiaste f0r Hsy0r ci tr- city o.
Eenigh s ~ The easaias election. jsl3-tss
FOT Mayor.
We are author zri o asneu. ce r. D. BAUGH as 3
caaatdate iur re--ie--iou 70 tss 0arca 81 Mayor 90 ne
city o. 4en-als e ne laae seFi'a. j-5-te
Fer aayOr
az ne sonelteilon y f1eEA ullsui b Hiace ~
name before he eitizens Of Memphis as q -eandldase Tor
5aHa pax
F0r AHdeTm
We are suta.f7e1 To- ~ ounce sAnUEE T. W0R-
9AN fs a cad d - f9r re eesdon TO Gs oHer Of
Aldernsn Of re -seo1d ward i.ls-be
For Alderman.
We are authorized 20 sruounce aaI n GpArr "a
a Candidate ir Alderman Of ue FIRST ward. 80 see Ell
gu ng me eletiou isle t-s
OoAAeC or Of Privileges
ne are 81 hlrl Zed % anlagnce tlf name Of JOHN
EsWsOM as candidate ir the c3.. or CsI.ers-sr ~
Faxes o. PRIVILEGES, a. tho apDrazosiHe au-icpa rl-c-
.oa my5-ds
Fer TaX-1Oagecsgr.
JOIN Il. BOWEN Is g ca1aila-a ~ r.-ela-ion %
me once 81 a1CollectoF. Eeclon on the som Of
June mrfIe
For Recorder
the solicitation of g few arr-saal frlenfq I an
no1nce my'ef . CANDIDATE for rs-eh ctlun as Recorder,
at The ensuing e~Ieglol.
isis-,s DIgkIEsOE.
FOR recorder.
We are auih9riz 40 anu1uu-5 JuafAH HORNE az q
eandidsts for 3 cordsr q; te apDroarbiug muaidpal
elseLl9a onIh.y-t.y d 27u Of 5nne jsi6 e
Fer Recorder.
We are a~u-notizaa % alnouuce s. A. MGOaE. as q
aHndiaaie tar Reoouiar q he ensuing election in June.
For CHIEF IF PesEice.
We are auth5rlzss % aHusuace BEN G.. GARRETT.
zsa canddate Tor reelection % the once II Chisf ~ 20
ice az me eeti7n in June o Tt mrltes
Fer tyhaFfma.Ger.
FRANK 9. BTNGEAH is q c-.nlidate Ter Wharf
master. AZ tee eus1inr June siee Ton. spiI-te
For " harfEaasTeF,
1HOS. u. WlLliAAs Is g. candidate for wharf
master. Aiec ion last Thu-sisy in June mr28-td
For Wharfm &
BEN. H. AIkIbSoN l. ataEliia-e for ehe oHce u
ah1rf-msster Election 27th 81 June m-i0 20
For Wharfmaster.
TOBIAS WOLFH Is a caadicass for wbs-fnster
Election soth june. mria-td
Fer WharfmRsreF.
We are authorized o. announce ". C.. AEDTRgow
ass candidite tr the oact % W-harlm1ter, ar the sa-
suing election, son June m-11-tds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

QUEzN VicroRIA-Ws have a letter, says
the Boston yovraai, from an American in Lon
don who is likely TO be wen Informed, from
which we make the following extract ; 81 an
sorry 10 say Der ma ssty the Green ie I'M state
OF Insanity, snl very little hopes are-eRtertain-
ed Of her recovery. They talk Of having her
sent to Germany. Thsst It talked that here
VIII probably be a regencv.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

z New wheat Of excellent quality has
made its appearance in the Norfolk market.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

Gen McCuloeh, it is stated, lie ad-
ysneing to the si1 Of TIE patriotic Missouri
ans, and is between Springfield and Upton
with 10000 men and 10000 extra stand Of
arms. CIV. Ja,S intends to deal kindly
and hamanely, not only with any prisoners
who may be taken in battle, but with all
these citizens Of Missouri, whether native OF
adopted, who have been misled ead deceived
BY The wicked teachings Of the eusmies Of Toe
State and its Institutions. Those men who
have been forced By want Of bread to enter
The federal service. bave nothing to fear.
either IN war OF peace, from ne civil govern
meDt Of lhs Slate. or from The state troops
who may be made prisoners OF war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23
vsnerNIA oaRaEsPorDaNoE.

VA AND AkNN. ~ June W Of
EDirORs ArFrAr Two days ago every one
was surprised to hear Of the evacuation Of
Harperis Fsrry-tbat stronghold Of the Con-
fedsrates. Very few seemed to appreciate the
movement but to-day lot one in the State
doubts the propristy Of it. To keep thirty
thousand men in possession Of q foTtifcation-
designed expressly to keep the enemy from tue
valley Of y~rglnla-sfter the valley has been
polluted oy TIE tread Of fifteen thousand Hes
SLAMS, is not reasonable. With a force, as re-
port says, OF fifteen thousand, Gen. MeClellsn
is marching direct to Winchester, a town OF
some Importance and connected BY rail With
Harper's Ferry. From the last reports ] learn
that be has occupied Ronney, the county seat
Of Hsmpshire county, and about forty or fifty
miles from Winchester. Il has not transpired
to what point Gen Johnston has fallen, but
be has sent a force Of two thousand men to
Winchester, and will probably follow with tbs
main body under bis command. Before leay-
ing Harper's Ferry, everything that could not
be removed Chat would prove advantageous
to the ensmy,) was destroyed. Not a bridge
between Georgetown snd Cumberland renains.
Toe Lipeolnites declare that this piece Of
vandalism" whereby many costly bridges
were burned, has kindled the ere Of loyalty in
toe breasts Of the Msrylardsrs, who viii now
GO heart and soul into the destruction and
crushing out Of rebellion.
The chivalcous Butler has called for 1900
more troops. He evidently expects another
victory at Great Bethel. Nav be be as sue
csssful IN TIE next fight as was Brig. qn
Pierce, who unfortunately did not run as
as be should.
Il is admitted by all that Col. Msgrus
gave the audseious scoundrsls Of Fortrs
Monroe a perfect Napoleonie stroke. which
will destroy their Calling desire to promenade
through The sacred Old Dominion. All seem
anxious hat Co.. NJ. shall be promoted to the
rank Of brIgadisr-geRersl, and forthwith be
given command OF q brigade. Those who par
ticipsted in The g'ories Of the victory would be
especially delighted atths deserved promotiops
Every hour We expect to hear Of a furious
battle near Manassas, where the ~beligersnts
almost lock zach other in The face. Reports
BY to-day's paper say that the eonfederatss
were making an advance movement on Alsxan-
dria. Sunday evening the GOvernmentSx Tx
TIRES, IN route from Montgomery to Richmond,
passed over this road. DENoNT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

ca When May, aho beat Henry ". Davis,
in Baltimore, was serenaded, persons in bis
balcony called for three cheers for JEFF Davis,
which were given.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

fTThe Bisck-repubiiean papers in New
York have made a violent attack upon the
Courier de- Eiais Uais, because that Journal
published the address from the French resi-
dents in louisiana TO their eountrymsn living
in the northern States. The Coarisr justly
says that "tbe liberty Of the press and per-
sonai independence must have fallen low ia-
deed, in New York, when a fact 50 simple can
have caused surprise OF irritatot.0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

u A Brownsville correspondent Of the
Galveston Nfns says The NJ Niean General,
Garcia, is doing al in his power to bring Cor
tinas TO justice. Garcia was at Fort Brown
On the IS b uit. to obtain a battery Of artillery
from the Tsxsns. 20 60 on to Mexico to Co
operate with his troops in disiodgiDg Cor
ffpar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

STEEL SHIRT COLLARS "A great Msnehes-
tsT (England) house states that it will supply
"~eiastic steel shirt-col ars, wristbands, and
fronts, enamelled whites
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

The neVspapsr correspondents IN ard
about Washington city appear lkelyt0 get in
to trooble, on account OF their ankle y to fur
nish the daily press with news ia reference tC
the army 10 advance. One officer, 1t is said
hss ordered The shooting Of all reporters found
within lhe lines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

CoTToN IS lNDIA.-A most important fact
ELECTED BY parliamentary iu~vestigAtiOas, ofth'
culture Of cotton in India, is that cotton there
can only be cultivated three years, sd.
vsntsgsously, on the same land. Another
great objection IS, the want Of adequate means
OF Transport 70 the ssaboard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

~ The Waco (Tsxas) S0ufht0est says that
Gen. ". speisht Of McLsunan county, has
given bis whole crop (sight thousand bushels
Of wheat) to the State, and that the horse
raisers Of Hill county sill give Eve hundred
horses. if needed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

II Lieut.. ~Slemmer, Of F5rt Pickens notori-
ely, has been promoted, ant il nos a M r in
the abolition army. / neoln bas a peculiar
fancy for men who are susceptible enough to
allow themselves to be made tools Of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

GA company Of cavsley stationed at
Cairo was started for western Virginia on the
18th.
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~ NECETHRD

JUST RECEEEED
kG0 EEGs r%OBkCg0i
Jul 40 -asks q COBN;
WHISKY, BIC,
on good terms ca9t Of the 5aya-o Main street. ~
w dSWlEs W " Mtr'HELL.
sUALL Bibles AID TEsTAMENTS.
WE have jus. received an assartaent o. msn
ETBLES sgygrD TESTaUEIgS,
sult-1ie ir Voiuut-srs use AZ. 81 fsu o. OFT 8
NAVY E~sPEATERs, which win be soli low Ger cash
CLzAV1s s. FtDGE.
l-2-lS 2l alia -trsot
For Congress.
We are auihor. red q, a~nuouncs JOHN FAREING-
TON a. a candidate 90 rep ss-ns the 10 0orEr-sioual
District Of fe'nes ee. as b daifg-te il me cglrrrv or
- oontetereis st.'es. jeis -
For Congress.
WM Z AVERY Is crndidts 10 represent tha laih
Conversational DistriC. IN The Coug-sss OF the C1rfde-
For congress.
We are authorized b aunou1e. D r. CURRIN. Ezl.
% hisViiy, a csnll1ste 30 2. p-eseet this l0nsFasional
District in ths Congress OF sic Co-le3emte satos, 20
td5 ensuiug elfcfan -i-
Fer Cungress.
We are autt1riE-d AMI rtuue-tet o. aunou~ce q. G..
AYNE BE- zcandidsts ior delegate O. te Congress OF
tue Confederate Strfes OF Am-rica. Uaica ASS bies az
Alehuend y . e 2oh Coy = 5a.y nex- jsis-is
For Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

"a The Richmond ky } Democrat says
Andy johnson declared there in his speech
that be secessionists shot at btse ~9irteen
times before he got out Of TenHssses.
We disbelieys the statement. Tennessee
rifles could pot miss a mark so deserving Of
an ounce OF cold lead.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

Lady Franklin arrived at Honolulu on
the 21st Of April in the Yankee, from san
Francisco. she was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Craeroft.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

sFEEDy JUsrIcE We have published a
notice Of the shooting Of 81. Archsrt, BY Ma
than Msreum, at Knoxville. The deed was
committed on the 15,h, and the offender has
since been indicted, convicted, and on he 18Th
was sentenced to eight years imprisonment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

q The La Grange Uexas) True Issue re-
ports a sale Of two hundred bushels Of new
corn to be deli vsred next fan, at twenty-five
cents per bushel. Other Texas exchanges
speak Of that as the probable ruling price,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

e. The Baltimore Clipper declares that a
number Of sealed cars passed Through that city
from Washington a few days since, which
were fled with government archives, removed
70 Philadelphia by order Of the administration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

W. FAVE REAL RsrLrz 10 EIcHAEGs rr
" FTerT pecs q rrre. rhfre : no FrprrT
adeestsed bar f ~ sale. De rrIrr % Wlcl - not 81
ccnarrv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

EOhkWARN Oh perols nof g. trsds Tor two Notes
4 sipsu By ms b. favor ~ NJ neIree Co0nerfs e-fafe,
sna lnd'rsed - j. Z frank for TIE sam q $50 cash,
dated pt-oef { 1850. End payable enc nine AID he
other twelve months s1ter date Sid Notes vii nos ae
PAID vnen eue, as the c.u-ldersil1a for which hey
we're given has MT bsca c9npded vith.
J.F RORDEI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-23

a The majority asainst Winter Davis in
Baltimore was two th5ussna rour hundred, and
The y ashi1gton corresp,rG,n Of the Ci1cin-
natl Eaquirer says toe ''ulrra Spcessionists7
did not vote in any part o. tie S ate.