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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

BRTnHELp, Mass, Dec. %, 1885. ~ L. .
sBE. }. @. ATAE: I DO not hOsitAteto - r.,
say the best REMEDY I have eTer fund GE.f
for Coughs, HoAFseness, InAuGnEs, q ri
I'D sHS The 3 s sonseEisSHt synp.on' 9fa Hoo
constant uSs In1uy PrastIe6 and ny issag
tsntlY pr tthe. lA4t- ten SSaEs0 haGC foDa
.sa9y n y e g ps.ssst sSPsEieF yiEtgosS -
plhinis. u EBBN KNIGHT MD! uiHlFa sou >
izA!B. MokThHY, Eses q Una. T. II I,Es,itsi. 81
have used your Eetordt myself Ia fiy tnIIS eyef
since yoH nIe4tsdit H. and boIisTe II IbesemSdI.
s ssss ISF aaoPs4 ess @ 20 sos
thar do without it, or take any other rshSdy.snO
oroaps WhoOpInE! CouRhy InAasnAa.
% jir3Asb lOa 9PRINuHnht EIiss, FSb.T ieS6
B5eIHEsAIEA; I VIA eheepfally earthly your 10,
SHoepinS sd eFoU nd eAs dse sSsS 81
ehiIdFeu.i W. q your fraternity inths South apI
oar Pscple- as;iyg HIBAA O0NKLIn, =. p. ,
AMOS LHH, Asa., MoaTEInY, IA, writes, 50 jan.
1855 SThad u tedious Ila dshEa which eonEinsd ne
olerEynas. ThS irSt dose relieved tie sorsSssS n
my throat and IunEsi less thah one bali the battle
CHEAPEST ETSl D .ss Rs3s ys1eaa buy card we Is:
team T y,s.6 $ IS a the poor
Asthma or RhGhIsIS, ana BroIiohitia.
sai1f9ad suMAss H1N0EHBTH PA, FEB. q 1850. q
sI4: Yeur CleFTy Feet9ral 4 performing marvel.
Ions eurel In this section, It hha relieved several
nom hnfnluk OF eonsunn ption and
ouriug man who has labor6d under an affection Of
the lung8 for the last forty yearE.nIa flUds Sis.
-. HENRY PARKS, Merchant
IA. A.RHdsHI, N. D., Amor, MoHloi CO., Iowa,
writes, Sept Q, 1855: tOat4as ny pratIes 81 many
yearui I have fouad RothinE equal toyodF Cherry
hfqEaI fqr alytps eesel end lellnf % eonHumptiIs
patients or euring gnet AS.Ap0 ourhble,1 a. go
We night add SoIalnss ii eyidsnee, bnt tbs NOT
convincing proof Of the 'Viftue8 q thiS fSniedy n
fo1ndtR effects upoa trial. 3 ,GQissIm0 ga
900 boz! yIii ConBumpaion.g 1lid.-o5 sud-
Probably no one remedy Has ever! been known
Which cared 20 many and gaeh dsaEstouI seSSsl -
this. SotAS 10 AallaA aid can reach; but oye1 -
tAoSsths oA5rFy FeoFaI ad5tds relief md eorafoft
ssvFAs1Sa HOtsH, Mn Yekx CIR, March 81 Is5e1 IS
cDoereE ARA, LloNEtL:1 fell duty Aid splsas-
qre y tninEne yol Eh4t JgpE Gerry PsessYGl has
donS ofmy Wtfe Bb6had been I've months 1ahorinR
urder gSeods syn pto1i1 Of nom
Which 10 nidNe eonld pFodui6 GGT6 hsr ueh foliSf
She Ra1 steadily Milling until Dr.. etrong, or ths
city, WhSFp We have come 6r advice, reeonnmended
UEal o. your modiefnS We bIeSS Gi5 hndnesk a.
We % your 1kis fbrshs hasreeoTored ffotf
She not yet - strong ~ she u1g to be- but q me-
no. her cough, and calls herself well.
~ TouFs with gratitude A1d fegaSd,.'3 eAN sh
ORLANDO SHELBY ,oV SKILSTyIIi.i
sDIsug.ptfeGs DO mot despair tIII you have tiled
ALAG QHKH1I PEc7oRALy It y made bY-oae ef The
best medical ehemSts IN ne world and Ia cures All
around rs beSpeak the high msrikj Of IL yirtnea
etphto -LeddfF. --@as----
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
s.rha PEN b lIightiar than the
Tie colder he . sofaliF Pens.
lIoRFONis GOLD PINS
-. q

Fhe Golden The B est O1alPGn
MoREOEis GOLD PINS
.eagThs Best PspsItn me SNOrid-s "
On nEcEFE q ~ 9g 9IE I.5 5OII ,Sv Iss
I9ss Ia aa sSI1 70 ssPsas tss ds SassS
s''4iEs E 4 az %I II fdIE fss, I'd.
~ seda Pni &c Pou 45t Sg ebAts DE Bncky
Pen: f1E 80 cents ths Away ~ 6etntA
~ 80 ~, NoS3, 8, 4S6HhdG a sin-S sssvi
4h,aAATF PENS IN RfLYER-PbAERDl EXEElI-
S"' " ZION OASIS, WITH PENCILS. .ft.t
Yor 30 cents the AlaEie Pen; Tor ~ cent? 1os5
Pea; foE 81, the AlgsyIs Iisag ~; ioT y ne
aTS sSii "a Eo5i- sfItink Gold Pens, with III
dosnin poIntl thahverag every oae ofWhieh
w. ar o1tl9st S. s59 r. % s S1d 4ou.,.
ftys' are stamped onstls following Pens, and the
Points are aaFFlnted t9E 1iz ~. .nlE
bGing tho smallest No. thalaIge.f5 q
p5okSt; No the smallest, and No ~ Fhe lArEesi
Tn1 Mn n All go and qualitisA Sh0Et Efhs a
Nos & s. 8 and Z arc made only q hnlt quality.
GOLD Pms, WITHOUT OASIS. . '-+
For Et.usnts, = No. Pen, 1St quality Or . Ne.
r. FL 3 S NJ Pea. Is, quality Or No Pa, u
quality, o. No. Pep, q Suelity,;:, =. y "a
Fer 3 Ne Pee i:t qaaiHIsS; Or No .4 Pes
ID dnhlity, or ana 6POui "a quality
Ror 5l,Is 3 Ne PPa, IT quality, On = No Pea,
: For Ks q Sos Zen, Ist adnIlty.me % sal5
THE sAAfE GOLD PENS WITH sILYBRKxTKH
III u efON OARAS, WITH PENCILa.
Fog 3. 90. no. Pen, lGt quality, ora No aRo1
81 lfpr Is Pea, LIT quality. Of no sPsu
% quality OF No. Pen, "a qualify. Ee,s II. !
lPor 81 No Pen, 1st quality, or No. Pen, "a
quality, os No. oPenS - qualify Les =-.-t q
2i iuSiIly, 81 ana Ron, 81 sukIlty.1D sii91 s1i
YoE 81 Ne, Peg, - Fu99Aliy' o. , 10. Paa, a
'Tor $50 . Ne, 8 PsDslst aaaHty.g ZgiIal baz
GF=Ir 10 MOUNTED DISK .H0LDERs..
s. For -, Ne HeHt fpr f226el Ne. = PEA ~ Az
5gof q GEOl Rots f5FSS, : NO- 0iFSa, ahd for o.
rs rs. e is PdSIsy sFt pointed VIM DE v.sEy bssl
IFidolin p0ints clrpfpl1y selected and none a III
quality are sold With the lmpeEetiOn which
sEil and the closest scrutiny can detect. 1l' Sil
/ By Mn previous % the year Is5o- - -
The I'D qualityl' he intends shall oquAl In respect
20 Durability, Elasticity, and Coed NFtt4ng Quattel
(tho only trno eonddaEAtio1l) Any Cod Pens uAdS
In regard to the cheap Gold Psl's be bsssisavs %
lay that, pEqyioul - oPsrtng hi Ssy 50 P3tett-
Ing and NurRhG ROnsfdr the Prizes, hAfthO goldbooa
faFniahed gratuitopFly. Isi-,. sore Id .-4ugg
yfitf orfTiig S,stSf u an SlStaiiass spee{ tAs
astiabsTl 4dat sQll1Ilt4 n ths FthS o. EeIii 6od
cales sVasted, dHd b PqTfieuEaE @ Selsls he ks
Of PeHs tAey protF-t'hstAsF Et ~ ItnsbeF, eoarss
For sliS By an dsisrs9 In he ins throughout
the country. 4ddrOss
sHoHs ghodI ~. .. 49,. - -
rAnS cas SS1dIng aingie Iettor pest stamp $tll
eelys q circular with nc smile sRgrAsiasS Of The
above si1el and lyle, mh2t3m4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio. Railroad.
@@a..!Is5z:l.
b OF tgA q TIE q 8 3; r Rs 3; eo !

ks-<e-A~AeApS~sl Nesfs~ 49, s--s-
e.
0PFtCR or THE B. 80. r, B. col
p1t % ea5fNa WREErrSg5 17th Aug, 1854. g.
business being fully resumed on the BaitimSFO
u kohoBAiir0ld, The omPany having thoFudgh-
~ reSo1StruetSd the bieaksin ths track aud bTdEu8
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
Ard c0mPlGtely gnArded by Government troops, WIN
On and AffHr the 18th Aug two through p4lSon-
gsr trains and continue thslE fau Saupnsnf In tbs
transportation Of tonnage.
" 49, PAssEaeEl scHuULI.
~. $3.50 - = e 80. DsPay,
LELvE WHEELING. daily, At 1910 A n; Ben.
$50 p n; Cumberland, 9:S5 P. NJ; MartfnSburg,
3o9 4. NJ HaEPsEE FsEEy, 3slI A NJ arrive At Ral.
dsloEA At 500 A. d, ~. ts "a 4 f..-,d
sTDa 80 RSsaPntR0i No ,rfvis4f
Lave BALTIMORE At P. NJ MArtinSburg,
11:2s p NJ cHRberiLnd, a. n; ,Graften II a. Nj
BSnEood, AIS P. NJ arrive a RhOolinE $40 Pm.
s'1ssS;i-t u si1ic sD{pGrt, 40 - ifp tliN
The second train win depart daily, dxespt Satut-
days - P7SoPgM; Grafton, SIS AMI iNSWlCr6ak,
Tf52 a. Mi csmbSEiapd o.l5 A NJ; MArffnshprg,
ESQ p, NJ uarpeFs Ferry, 1;48 p. n; RaGhinE-
tor Janetl6i $40 P u; arrive az BEltInSS 81 SO
Pm. ne frp q posadiGiiN tliH
49,. n, ti-i ReiaT1tH0, nc uf.yftff
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s,IS 4. N; Harpsr,s Peg.
~, 1870 a NJ; MGrtfnSburg. 1.bS P, NJ cumbsr-
land, 6.l2 p. M oakIand, Ss0S ?. M 0rait6n ll.GO
n ssllenEoods a. Mi F4yS a YbsSling $40
". P. Smith, Master TRANSPORTATION
IL. II. COLI, densral Ticket Agent
...,f oil in JOHN King. ia, lAuditer.ir
A.DIFFEY, General Supervisor Of Trnins. .
,. r. WILLARD, sup0rHisro Of TrainS
l--.51sdl eEiarr u Settle Wsst Of Piedmont.
% J. B. EoRp. esn1 Agent, wheeling. b augIsi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

o, ,BIaekHOO as Magazine
.niSsH5 epigm9 AHp 7HsoN sdf 400 a'Lus
org BRITISH REVIEWS ST.. .'1,. E O..
Great Inducements to Subscribe
PREMIUMS and REDUCTIONS
Tsse SCOTT A Cos NEw, YORK. continus to ,pub-
THH LONDON QUARTERLY to Sa ieaaAA
THE BDINBURaH BHVIEWsfIFhiFl -iil sdT
F FHE N9sEa 6REFFsT KFEy Ssrsh
BDADKwooDiS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE tTSrJi
55,sTssEss 1s e!iE>--iEi 9di a. ft9ffT
The PRESENT eftteAl state Of EupQpoau sairs will
!eEder these lnuSpaIy dur
tngth0 foff heoraihs year They wal 6estpy fiId.
de ground. between the hastily WrittsnrhSe sIttas
Journal and TING pond tonne q the future EisI
tOEtau Titesn after the living Interest and excite
have passed away. It L to these Periodicals thnt
readers must look for the only reAlly and
addition 70 their try SeiShtihc
and tthe9logica character, We qrgO them upou ne
eoaaderattoh OF DE reading public. - "
British PubhshAI. gives Additional VGIuS 70 thssS
RePrirtg, inAsmneh A. they can now beSplaeed 10
III n ShaSs 3 sqssSssE fSSst = soon q The
TERMS. Regslar Prtsss1 .1aaasl
AyEstsgy eas q tsgFs $40 b
Ror a,1 th-.S ~ "a %
For aIifour al the Review 800: X
Tor sIaskwood y g i
For AaekWood and two, Reviews Z - Y
1F BlaakWoodi And tbree ReTieWs........... 90
H,,,,, ,,,,,.,I e, N d li;t,Ss ~
= ~ 80 :, 100 'ss1ed VIZ y -
pi N. Po Id, q ,ny ~. :, -, :
Sscds sad but cEN4s yss e 81 sssS
At he above u.iess TIE p,rso,s.,I. I'm =, -,
niihed fes 1862, AndlSs, - - $50
.pven,;,,r,. - Vet lc,,I,,.,.;I..,. g.
" - 0W 1ouOsOI1DotS1
the Nor 0r che sams PeriodicalS for 1880 viii 81
furnisasd completes 'oitse1tt additioHal shasbs
iss 4HgaztnSs Of the day
ySJ,SIIs - ~ 1sSs Ae's my % IeGEaeo nearly -
snbSsfIBsrS iSiSIiIar i ISSS. NJ II .n,A.
S1PBlied e The following lTEEllElET low SflsSsS
splendid ion.rs Sor = .iJasa :. t5aat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
UI1sWsaVIN0VIs II a0alI89Ns
,a' JOHNSON 9 SON, &c.

! -77q Lszf shs6aIroa TVaFs.r asfF sls
LEAVING ATAILKD 0pRsELYEs or ALL THE
tll Improved ABILITIES, are better prepared now
than sElr 70 al al ururH Tor any artelS work IN
the above lipe Of bpsinsss VALUES and condnetOIl
particular attention to this branch Of the trade and
can EnaEantas sltilhetiohfn every ipaTtiCuiaT. 10
cannot b Round elsewhere. Our stock Of WGre e
eomplsts and the assortment e full ~ All times We
Keep stock Of theats5t and most approved patterns
o. Goal and Wood Stoves On lhand AtAlItlnlea.
6.W. JOHNSON son,
-ti'ia 7.i % a1ilA" No. 1Te Market Square,
Jya=d4vtil Vial 70 tg Ssssss WhSsiipg. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

D =. n = = 4 Is M CIV go
i'f an r''si "A sHE Sel.li.;1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

-sHurs ghodErS,,,I - =. - - - AlOlEL0l.y
rAny ol6 stHdn afngie letter pest stamp Hfll 70
esIys circular with No sImiiO SRgrasinsss Of the
above SiIel and Styles, mh2t5md
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

BRraIIELp, MLss., Deo, %, 1855,
sBE.J @. ARM: I do not hesitate 70
ssy the best REMEDY IhaVS eISr fund
for Coughs, HoArsenesS, InauOnHR,
and the eoneomitant symptoms Of .
Gold. Is your CHBKHI PHcToRAL. rs
constant ubs inlmy PrAetIeS and my
family for the. Las ten syOaEs1 has
shown II 70 po5ess superior virtues
for the tfe6tmenf OF thea COM
plants. ~ EBHN ENIGHT.M.D.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

r. SCOTT 4, Co, NEW, YORK. contiuus, 70 ,put.
III. liIh the f6lIowIne leading BritSh PeriGiieSIS
THE LONDON QUARTERLY lConsorVn iTeJE 49,
THE kD1NBURaHs REVIEW fFhiEl sEig snT
Rh l5r M IosI1 sTEs SEST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

rsscEa 10 Iuol ,EhlIiTIhIg s'nFa5oK l5o1
ileds .ssiiisq saliHoss q bs1riqs9 slsw
.iBo ssnEialb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

The Boston Journal has letter dated Port
Royal, May 18th, descriptive Of thy policy which
has been adopted TOW ard the negroes By Gen.
Hunter. We make the following extracts:
TneIe arc about ten thousand coutg4L41d5. IL
cludILg ell classes, Oh tic Islands Of ST. Helena
Port Royal, Ladies Daata4L.s. Hilton Head
aad few Others IL this vicinity and they have
planted about three thousand acre. cI corn, pc
t..-e5 and vegetable and tvs J4ou5sud with
-5.t9u-as ueaE.e. c=- Le estimated. The ave
rage yield OF cotton pea acre 10 about I5U pounds
and worth p cents per P uuds Being Of the
finest quality, thus yielding revenue Of about
@500Uu0, besides tha vegetables and c1ru sup
posed sufficient to supply this vicinity The
negroes, under their former masters, had usually
ouo-qUlrter Of an acre 20 plant tor themselves
Uncle Sam allows them one aud a quarter. or
sven more, # they wish, aomeumos. Rations
are served out 10 them of sometimes bread,
homiuy molasses aud meat, bul only portion
Of the allowance 10 the army.
The government has tnus far advanced them
81 per acre for what they have planted, which
ID all the money they have received they have
no regular wages, nor is it determined what they
shall receive, nor Is 1t easy to know what they
should receive 1t is difficult 20 make them
work or induce them TO Ct ,hat sounds better
North, as they hud something to eat from
Masss Lincoln, aud seem TO feel they are not
O. free niggeTs - if they work s. they often take
q day or several days 90 the nseives, when their
services are, perhaps, most needed and 20 70
Hilton Head OF Beaufort. For instance, some
ground had been prepared for planting, but lust
Is they were needed the few men who understood
that part went of for two days without the least
notice, thus delaying the planting, which was
! even then late. Until some method IS adouted
TO make them feel the necessity Of work for
their own good, government viii receive but
little benefit comparatively. Their IDEAS of the
value and uses OF money are about as vague as
young children's, and Investments in hoop skirts
and jeweiry are INDUCED, while necessary gar
ments are forgotten.
| Fifty thousand mUsbets and two Thousand
Zouave sui.s have been received for tue negroes.
and as soon as a few can be dressed in the new
suit it is expected the enlistment will be rapid
! But, as far as l can learn, few Of them seem to
have any desire for fighting. Gen. Hunter
proclamation declaring tho slaves in his de.
partment of the South free" is expected to
bring in a fresh supply to man the $4,000 mus
! kets It will take considerable time 10 drill
them into even tOlersble soldiers. But when SC
drilled they are expected TO fiji such places as ou
men could not occupy without great loss from
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

Abraham the First has issued Lis pI0cla-
nation opening the puIts OF Beaufort, P0gi
Royal and New Orleans, under certain C0ud.-
tions and restrictions, to the commerce u the
world This proclamation is 50 much waste
pRper, aud the commerce Of tho world viii not,
certainly, receive any benefits from lis Issuance
The world wants CottJu-the looms Of England,
France ana Continental Europe must soon be
brough. TO d stand sJl without c0tt0n-5loUs-
ands Of unemployed operatives are already
starving aud clamOrOu5 tor bread VII. cir
governments heed the cry Eventually, they
must What then Lincoln assures them that
he has opened several of the cotton ports Of the
South 70 them, and is, therefore, free from eli
responsibility for the dearth Of cotton
But the European governments vlL nos 1e
deceived by this false assertion. Il they slo--d
be, when their ships arrive at the opened PoI.s,
and fad the smoke Of the burning cotton, ulod
by rebel hands, still ascending from the smoul-
deriug staple. they viii then discover, too late,
perhaps that they have been once more tGckcd
by tie chicanery of the Yankee President.
Better for those governments, better for their
starving people, better for their trade and com
merce, would it have been for them 10 ignore the
Intellectual blockade of southern ports, rec2g-
nizo the Soethern Confsdsracy, aud open at
once direct trade with IT, Then the opening
OF cotton ports would have meant something
now. coming as it does from the Yankee Pres
!deLt, II Is full of sound and fury, slguilyiug
uotl'ag, as Europe win soon learn, 10 its severe
ccst-AuguStG CORstttUjGRallst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

CiTi JAIL-Ius City Council, on Tuesday
night, came 10 the conclusion that they would
no; tsup place in which TO couGue tie city
prisoners, that as the military authority had
destroyed the jail, military authority nigh. pro
vide for the safe keeping Of those who break she
peace Of the city and disobey the orders Of the
Provost Marshal The Proves. Marshal can
take the business and make it pay. The rsye-
nus from fines at tho Recorders court during the
month of Hay amounted t. 5I722, and during
the last eleven months, to SI9,565. The fines
on the Provost Marshals docket make large
addition T. the amount
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

an AFFEAY As some of our police were
last evening engaged IN anessiDg an intoxicated
soldier, opposite the No. ) engine house, toCr OF
five of his comrades undertook to rescue him
Bayouets were drawn, aud the police used lueir
maeeSi citizens oousrsgated IN great numbers,
aad great excitement was rising, but the ret-ec-
tory parties were taken to the guard house. One
Of the soldiers, at the conclusion of The atfray,
was covered with blood, and large piece OF bis
scalp hung over his face; lie was seriously hurt,
and we understand the affair viii be investigated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

THE RWER-Tne hight OF the river is still
decreasing We had some heavy rain yesterday
with a fine sunset. The only arrivals were boats
on government business. The Bracelet left last
night for the Arkansas river; as she was ex-
pecled to be the last boat for that quarter for
crowded with peopIo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

Do r. D. cd.
country p"' vi AUS'T e. IN q, Z, -, go.
u!ns, "nO, "no" ! I.'..'' -
slu'.1us .IL1l.ss ~ -, H.
LiE ll7 '.I lIeI'ioii '' l'.. -''
S'uTu y, sal" . - ,.-,.,
III ue"iIns win ', ..;f, 1-,' -, ,,,
IellsOsl ',s, " 1'. - ~ non III the
seSSIus sSs 'Do loil.' my .,,-, ~ - j.,
iI'7'Leyt Iu'l u. 4" -, - .r-tb in ,b.
| ~ ~ .,--;.-,, Int il, a.,
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,' li'','li'' VI ''i1 HI. ~ rr,,li7 a.
iaiss up a teyo I,s-''.'.. .-', ;o
., I.ol |I -, L- E ,.,b ali ., c1T1or,,1
S.IuJ1s . ''','', In ,1 ,barrs AMI
| CaPa'i'''l'' ol NC -L-. t, -
sIntN7 VI s'aES '.'. -, If rit
~ 5Iv ~ g.. .-.. r.-, ,5aF h., has 15.I,,
a.l "5oUo' ' 81 - ,+ 3I;r., ,l.y
i'.s 80. 81 - r,,, ,r, ,7o-s5ar ha
In.'I, Ii.I,..I1 a. !, '''''.
One of their great statesmen of to-day, Lord
| T,L-, Russell ,TArurvar b.. arIu5es 10 the black
rara in America. and ID q change OF its status,
talks opIzy of ver lrIinsI concentration. because
! Ie knows that su5aen and unconditional emau-
,,inatioo ,yoIild h. l.e+rr.t-r m batb the negro
| and the white man British stat.snsn oDposed
Immediate aroarcfparTon moon rB., yround of
| a.,a5iar.y slora A-7-rie..7 =r7-.sf,Sea sLouli
! oDI,.a " ,.st on.., iIror that -fogud bu. also
mon The groYgd thar .I. ,9trjtriri0fl givss 30
,6y,e tn 5-feIer with fine domestic institutions
II .rs zaga,sI S.,te.-r,o .urb mower either in
ras,.. ar i'm, W.
B,,t ~ ,-sr, ti,. ,.r,I If rl-I. homes the .b9lI-
Zionist, of tbis cou1tIy aye ,,lLIipt 10 override
a,nediaury ibe law. and tbs Constitution; 10
destroy the Government Itself, in order TO euaa-
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FouIffths, aud perhaps L--e-reutls. Of all
the men that carry mla-5.y ana krspsacks IL
the army If the .,esc a.- opposed IL ,.e doc
silue5 Of negro equality and abolition, as
preached by the gentleman FROM the bureau dis
trict Of Illinois. He IS a man OF great boldness,
apparently, and l must do hlm the justice TO say
that he advocates abolition aod It's consequences
with great iearlessneas though he Is too discreet
to make as Su-rg speeches IA Southern ILLINOIS
as he does at CllcsEo- lie and several Gi9er
gentlemen ot kindred, opinions favored me oy
CanYaSSlng through my -lstIlct DUNG tue ls5t
campaign that mad" Tor Congress- aud II glVeS
me great pleasure to state thaE They were quite
moderate
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05
JAZZ DaLvEEY-On Tuesday thirty-tvo o

JAIL DELWERY-On Tuesday thirty five or
forty OF the prisoners that were sent from this
city to Raleigh got out Of Jail there and escaped.
SIX Of them were on Tu sday retakenby our Pc
lice in the suburbs the ciy. These Len say
that the citizens Of Raleigh opened the jail doors,
being anxious TO get rid of them, and that eight
of them would not leave and were the only ones
remaining IN the Jail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05
I,tpaoB.BLE-A la.e northern letter iron

EPRoBsBLE.-A la.e northern letter from the
Potomac tells the following improbable story:
When this army first eucamp.d Ou this ancient
ana hODorabi5 d0majD-the White House.
nots was left IL ho White House by Mrs Char
lOtte Wickham Lee addressed to tho northern
volunteers, asking them 70 forbesr to desecraJe
the home Of Washiugton's first married life
When she returns with her rebel husband, who
commands ia the celebrated Suart's cavalry, to
her beautiful and magnificent home, she viii
fnl not a TaII removed, a stone turned Is tTes
cut, or her house IL the least damaged Sons
grass may have Deen destroyed and some gram
lrsmpled, hut that was an unavoidable necessity.
In one field on the estate there are 900 acres OF
clover; in another, 700 acres Of wheat One
hundred and twenty negroes occupy the houses
appropriated to their ulo. and many Of them,
Suce our saoT! stay here, have been driving a
thriving business Is lsLmonseI5. The Pamun-
key river is alive with excellent shad and her
ring, upon which We have toasted not a little.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The len 8 .ud a qua Mt Ices OF R. .. and NJ ny H..
rk are invited a tend the funeral Of their ilfant
da 6 g-ter, SALLY BRYAN at 10 O'Clock THIS thurs
day) oRNISG from rher residence, corner Causey and
Elliott stle-ts
Services by Rev Phi ip Thompson. Hacks will be in
re sdiue5s - b resi- C o Mr. Clarii.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

FOUND As the mate of the stramer Brace
l.. wa yesterday drawing up from the river
sonnet hiug that uad laiIeu into the water, the
hook he was using brought up bundle of half
a dozen sabers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05
DEFGNsEs ON rHE ALABAMA RIvGR.-Tl

DEFENsES ON The ALABAMA RIvER.-Ihs
people OF Alabama ale vigorously prosecuting
works for the defense Of tle Alabama river, IL
case the enemy shall take Mobile, which, how
ever, Gen. Forney, with the concurrence OF its
citizens, says be win defend 10 the last extrem-
ity The marshy nature of the country between
Mobile and the coast, and the shallowness of the
water in all the channels approaching the city,
are said TO render its defenses more feasible than
perhaps, any other of our sea-coa5t cities, and
there is said to be reasonable prospect of sue
Cessfal defense. Our recent disasters have, how
ever, made US rather iucrzdulous on this point.
Mobile AdUertiser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

\ CALL.-Wll. Dc. R. W. Creighton consent
TO run Tor Alderman of the Seventh Ward If
so he will receive the support of
MANY VOTERS
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For CirY RecOrdel..

ME- are authorized 90 snuOuncs liz. S.--- MOOSE
w a CANDIDATE for rs-elsc % fbe ods. Of g.s5
Rec rlsr. Election last Thursday 10 june 1852
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