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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11

~ The hospitals continue to show the most
gratifying diminution in the number of wounded
inmates, AID the empty cots are more numerous
than the oceupled ones. Numbers coutinue to
leave for their homes, provided with the proper
fIIrlough.- Richmond Examiner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11

We have received but little additional intelli-
genee relating to the artillery engagement at
Coggin's point on Thursday night. It is, how
ever, confidently asserted that the enemy's Heet
suffered considerable damage AIepoTt reached
US from Petersburg last evening that the Fed
erals had landed force on the seuth side of the
river, near Coggin's point, probably with view
to prevent any further dem onstration against
their feet from that quarter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11

E5~ A correspondent of the st. Louis Demo
erat says that regiment is organizing rapidly
at Wanesburg, Missouri, who are pledged to
wage "confscatioB, damnstion, exeOmmunics-
ton, and emancipation against all rebels"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11
TIE ISSUES AT TIE NORTH.

SBeecH Of Hen. sB'fgFiaAs -. EgIcHar6yscss,
Of EftissOis. at tire 3enIoCrafic Haas G'oss-
resffOss, He'd az Indianapolis, EIsssissse,
.gIsEy :SOsk, 1860.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11


We have late sdYices from fredericksburg
The enemys pickets extend three miles on this
side of Spo.sylvauia Court House. Every by
way and hog path through the woods is picket
ed, showing that an attack tEom this quarter Is
aPprehended.
Last Saturday eighteen hundred cavalry and
four pieces Of artillery left Fredericksburg by
the Orange plank road. Since then considers
bic bodies Of infantry have daily moved in the
same direction. There are now iu the tOan
only three companies of soldiers, and the force
on the north bank Of the Rappahannoek is
thought to be small. But on this latter point
nothing positive is known. A large number Of
tents and other appearances Of a great encamp-
ment are still visible from the town
Gen. Patrick is pursuing policy directly in
opposition to the spirit OF the late orders of Gen.
Pope lie has obliged several runaway negroes
10 return to their masters house; also, other
property they had stolen and brought into the
town.
Since last Monday no white man has been per
milted to enter the town without first taking the
oath of allegiance to the Lincoln government.
About one thousand runaway negroes are so
iougniug for thspresent at Sandy Bottom" the
southern suburb of Fredericksburg. They sub
siss upcn Yankee crackers, blackberries, and
whatever they can steal from the loyal citizens
in the town and the surrounding country. A
Yankee named Watkins James, formerly su-
peTintendent Of the Wexford Iron Furnace, on
the Rappahannock, ten miles west of FradeTicks
burg, is row making Preparations to resume
work at that place on a large scale. He has
about him between a thousand and fifteen hun
dred runaway negroes, whom he has variOusly
employed. The greater number are cutting
wood and making charcoal, while others are
cutting grass and making the crops on the fur
mace tract.
A Mrs. Dunlop, formerly Of Manchester, whose
husband owns a farm three miles on this side Of
Sp0tsylvania Court House, has been to EredeT-
icsburg twice this week. On the first trip she
brought back four negroes that had run away
from her husband. On the next, she went after
stolen horse, which she was also successful in
recovering. When she arrived at the town and
demanded the horse Of Gen. Patrick, he informed
her that the animal was on the other side Of the
river, but that she should have him even though
ii required q whole brigade to bring him over.
The conduct Of this general is truly inexphcabie.
If all is true that is told Of him it is impossible
he can be Yankee.-RichmOnd Examiner, Ist.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11
RriIIfnnt sIziranishing in North Ala

Brilliant sIxfrinishinZ ia North Alabama.
On the Both ult, detachment of the lst
Kentucky cavalry, commanded by Captain J.
K Huey, assisted by Lieutenant-C0lOnel Rus
SELL commanding Partisa Rangers, amounting
in the aggregate to sixty, engaged two hundred
Federal cavalry nearly opposite the mouth of
Coon creek, and but few miles from Stevenson,
Alabama. Notwithstanding the disparity in
numbers in favor Of the FedeTals, the success
was decidedly with the ConfedeTates. Eight
Yankees were killed and fifteen wounded Our
loss, none. In addition, OGr friends captured
the horses, guns, pistols, and sabres of the killed
and wounded Of the enemy, and forty beet cat
tie that the FedeTals were driving in. The
direction of the cattle was changed by Captain
Huey, and safely driven into his camp
On the 26th Of the same month, four Of Capt
Huey's men crossed the Tennessee river and
engaged twenty-five Federal cavalry, within
three miles Of Stevenson, killing three Federals
aud putting to rOut the remainder. Captain
Huey's command has, within ten days, killed
and wounded ftty-One Yankees, with only one
man wounded and none killed.-ChGrlestoH
Courier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11


The Richmond Dispatch Of the 4.h inst, gives
the following account of gentleman directly
from Baltimore
From the same source We learn that recruiting
for the United States army is an uphill busi-
ness in Maryland. With ell the efforts tha.
had been made, and pathetic appeals through
the war newspapers, not more then twenty men
had enlisted in Baltimore up 70 the 2jih Of July.
There seems 20 be a pervadiBg consciousness
that the States quota cannot be raised without
resort to draft. Yet it IS feared that this step
cannot be taken without danger to the abolition
cause. Already large numbers oil young men
are preparing to leave should the alternative be
adopted and Of those who remain there will be
found but few who can be depended on to fight
On the side Of the North
ID -serteTs from the Federal army daily pass
through the southern counties Of Maryland,
going home, and the people help them along on
their way very willingly. Some of these men
say that they have been deceived-that they
didn't enlist to fight for niggers but the ma
jority declare that they have seen enough Of the
elephant and are tired of the war They oc-
cssiOnaly Cffer their rsvOlvers for sale to the
citizens at a low price, and our informant pur-
chased a very fine Colts pistol of one Of them
for thee dollars. An incident occurred recently
in Calvert county which Is worth relating. Two
deserters from the lst Massachusetts regiment
visited the house Of gentleman and begged for
food which he readily gave them, and while
they Wer5 eating lie recalled to mind the fact
that on a previous occasion his dwelling had
been plundered and many valuable articles, in
cluding his Wifs's watch stolen by the Yankees
and he now recognized in bis guests two of the
party who were engaged in that neiariOus trans
action. He mentioned the circumstance, but
they stoutly denied al knowledge Of it they
had never been in that neighborho0d before.
The gentleman then called his Irish overseer and
asked if ne had ever seen these individuals, and
could remember any incident in connection with
them Patrick gsz3d at them for a moment and
exclaimed" Faith, they arc the same bloody
thaves that stole me only pair Nv shirts ~ Two
negro men were then quietly sent for, and the
hapless Yankees, having been stripped and tied,
were subjected to an indefinite number of
stripes, wsll laid on By the willing hands Of the
" contrabands." Now" said the ge ntleman,
when he turned them loose, " go and tell your
master, Lincoln, that two negroes have fogged
you from your heads to your heels"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11

Three hundred recruits for one Of Andy Johr-
sons regiments left for Nashville on the 9th,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11

FROM GoRDoNsYILE-A number Of per-
sons arrived in this city yesterday evening from
different parts of Orange county. They being
no specific piece of news There is a general
belief about Gordonsvile that the enemy design
an immediate advance. There was a rumor in
that town yesterday that the Yankees had sd-
vanced in force 20 a point six miles northeast Of
GordonsviIle. Picket firing and slight skirmisE-
ing between the advance guards of the opposing
armies is said to be kept up continuslly-Rick-
gaOAd Examiner Isl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11
ICEEICIAL.1
OFFICIAL
4 Petition from the Citizens Of Saint
Tammany Parish, to be Allowed TO
Trade with New Orleans.
ITO General RusnIes,

Commanding
Ss-F7gF undsrfig1ed, citizens residents OF saint
Z ia uu1sny Parisi- Is especially beg leave 10
repr-s=ut tire following facts
oar coInHUuity Is n5t sn asr csl.1Ta one, but Ia'
,v-s-s been d-neLdsur On New Orb ans for food sup
-e Ia ia Exchange fcr v-o1d bricks, Ian Der. etc-
-aGdzn AMI total termination OF tbs Ia1e especially
without preyious notice, would put Is IN daaser Of
Starvation
Va ave egvsrs that in line cf wa there should he
no .Ts5e between bel iseeuts bat there are exceptions
20 his as well 10 al other general rules An excep
lion has ready been made IN favor f or clZcnE ID
New O-ezus 10 the extent Ct furn sling th m win
-l5rr Our cats we G. nceive 20 be a much suouger
D- IS Dv he clutiuuaaCe Of limited trathc such as
Uereorl existing, obtain uecessa les Of life In the
.srsf provisions n ezchanFe fer mere clnTenieEoes
wood l1rlJer etc which are mere rubbish on or
hs1ds The sOuthern Couiedera-y evidently gains by
such an eIg ghange. Again, We would cal 10 our mind
sne-s tee iac that immense stores Of salt medicines
n other stores FOR armies hsve come through TINS
eEanneIt are re 70 voluntarily thrOT away an oppor.
tuuir- which the Cvgrce Of our enemy holds out and
viii coo inue 10 secure % usf We have no oeleetlon
20 such safeguards bFug placed around such tTae IS
20 make L. bona fds advantageous 10 our sioe We
rbarss,rs eti "a ven General . permit Tie coztlnu
- ors rsstIc Cd trsde vi hin such ilits ai your
--yu54-,s s1gv suggest and scOmmend the he ,reT
rsfve yoJlr eouEdeace IN this mstter-a mEn Of stct
iutec-ri.y ard unhuchiag loyal y.
- b Hand T. n. Ea1cr James Drncan henry
Jyeis.e- Z C. Barnitz n kroger, rutland NEi e1, n
a.. .tss ~ Ho.s H. em4r, &. = Smith, JAMES I.
Uos7ls, George r =bber, r. Il. Gsis, z. e. hurst
.,-i,,- C.f1ssai- n AT gostiu. J. IL Ruduock, Will ri
Jlsyt.v =, j me-. Auy. Siaon Stsplss, Z. n Ae
,Iro = n Thoupscn ". Beckett. Tbos. SscroiS. s. J.
5,a.Ie Na-tiDa hebeUf T. Il. Galsts5 A. L A. Bah n
T. Solomon, T. NegIet-
L CERTIFY tie above 20 be true copF.
Z. ID. SANDIDGE Q. S. A,
A A ami eDr Gent era
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-11

L. s. s1SbfDaE, C. S. A., &. :. A. aod Ias0estsr
eeasrsi iiy29 2iaw2T
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

pursuance OF act Of the legislature Of the SeAas
Michigan, entitled An act 10 provide for the drss
age vi swamp lands by means Of sssas
roads and citcnes approves February ilth A. d. lsse
and sniaiory thereto, the undersigned Com
missioner the saginaw and Genessse sssss nosA
Will proceed let tn work that portion said roi
which Is located through the township u Maple Grove,
embracing a distance OF mAs, al ~ clock n 90
THURSDAY, July olaf, A H. lso2, at the house of T. J.
P.rns.se, ia Tie township II Maple Grove Also IA
portion said road between the west line q nae1o
Groye snc Psrshas Nils, in Ches4nsng, wtn be iss q
second day Of August, u. lsl2. Al o'c0ck r.
NJ a the Byiei u Jvaa F4,terson 10 ghs township a
Cnesanng ooptrsc,s will be Tor the perform sncs
81 SAID work payable ia state swamp Land ~ psov
said act. Pans and specifications Of the wost
required % be performed said road win -
made known on the day q s,,ng security win b ~
Qaired Of al contractors at the u ak ng the co..
tracts The CommIssoaer himself the righs
reject A1y ali bids not With the nses0
Of the state.
CheszniDg, Jane 2stn 1862
sws.e Rw ANDREWS, Coumissaes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09
BALLAD.
~ z. J. wiNIl-

he sunrise Il lighting rp the shadows,
The warm earth the early blossoms swcu.
The dew drops are sparkling IN the meadow
And the hlae-hird Is singing on the hill
And forth gushcs many sparkling rill
For the silvery crusiet stream Il melting
And the elus-e;rd Is singing ~ the hil
The partridge in the forest IS drumming
Keeping time 10 the ever busy mill
Tue honey bee the wing q hu,nmins
AMI the elae-hird Is siagias on the hill
There are tear trcppines from the weary hearted.
Hssieping the evelids 10 al -
Ger the war grave OF him from whom she rsrs>d.
Where the biae-ord Is singing On the hill
Oh plant DER my bosom little acver-
These were the dying words Of Will -
And come IN the carly morning hours
Where the bic bird Is sinsins on the Hill
Der the fresh mound tiay flower Is creeping.
Its frai! cup vi low tears DO an
For the pale one Is often seen a Weeping
Where the elae-eiri Is singing IN the hin
Poor Molly, priihee 40 not alarm her,
As she kneels DER the eosom az her VIM
Who lays like a warrior IN his armor
Where the elas-h.ri Is singing on the hill
Oh, Willis Was gentle. brave and wary
The rebel Zoe bis boty could but XIII
More blythe Is his spirit now and airy.
Than the blue bird that's saging On the hill
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09
NATHAN GUILE, Proprietor.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

pursuance Of act of The legislature OF the sssss
OF Michigan entitled % Provide for the Drain
age Reclamation of swamp LAMBS by means VI ssass
koaIs and Disches, approved February IL, A ID ls6v
aniendaiory thereto, The uncersgned Con
missloner Of the big hapiGs ana Grand Rapids ssate
koad viii proceed 10 let thai portion y In towns u,
IA north, ia Mscost~ county, Instance VI about
10 miles ACCORDING 10 survey 10 the highest bidder, ~
cludng The bridge the Musksgon river NJ ths
ideuce OF the Commissioner, Ia tue town II Ascosta,
hecosta county, I'd Gay of August nsxt ~ 10
O'Clock A N. thAt part said rosd lying IN town
ships eleven ana twelve NORTH including The bridge
the south Branch August zcth IN the township
vi Ensey at the Benjamia Ensiey sad thas
part yiag krni County, at Csaar spring., Augus a,
al ten cock A a. al tie Hotel q Nj. fairchiIs Con-
tracts be made iof the construction OF the whole,
any part thereof, payable an swamp LAnas Of ssd
road provided ~ tne above acts. II 70 b Gus 4
and cleared RODS ~idegruobed ~ feet vi aRd gfS
ced with good sSfii-ot bitches, and form god dry
.0t Ices Than 40 isct wide. Bf1ses be ~
feet wide, cgverts AMI cause~Ays wiil DO required u
substantial nature, and not less IL feet widiA-
Bidders required W be present the day u letting
The Commissioner the right 10 reject ali bias
not CONSISTENT with the interests u the State.
J II. kuGkR>, Commissieoer.
Nocosta June 3ost, lso2. S1eWe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

- The Bounty Law nov before Congress
appropriates FIVE millions to pay bounties to
widows. fathers mothers. brothers. sisters or
children o. soldiers killed or disabled in the
srevice 1t gives the Commissioner OF Pensions
twenty-five more clerks
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

GEx. BYSHAN-The y. Y. Timer correspon.
dent says the Government q. Washington have
examined The complaints against Gen. Benhsm,
for dsobedience of orders at James Island. and
have ordered him back 10 service. II viii be
remembered that Gen. BeDham vas 10 charge Of
the attack on the battery At Secession.ile. which
resulted 60 disastrously to our 9Th regiment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

~ The eossipe Of New York have ben
greatly exercised by the late visit of President
Lincoln to West Point Its generally believed
that ne went there to consult Gen Scott. in view
i. il argued. Of some important contemplated
action OF Anticipated danger. Nothing definite
concerning the object Of the visit is known
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

~The Michigan Eighth was one Of the reg
iments engaged IN the fight 81 Secessionville.
near Charleston, where such hard fighting vas
done, and where the rebes claim . victory.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09


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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

In this city, on the sth day OF July, by the Rev r.
Belding Burgess B. n, Mr.. CHARLES W. H HopcN. 4
Aleiion, and Miss DIANA BROWN, cf Delhi
Al the residence Of the brides father 90 The vss dsv
cf July, by the Rev n n Gilett, Mr.. ALFRED HXBY a
Boston, Mass, aud Miss ArREIIA C PARxF1T, Of In.
sing, Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

Tor the Espuoiicas
AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE-The semi.
annual examination Of classes viii be held on
the l4th, 18th and 18th Of the present month.
The folloAing is the order Of examinations
Monday, July l4h.
A. M.-Arithnetic. Preparatory Clas..
1919 Physical Geography. a.
2P.M-Geometry. Freshmen.
English Literature.
Tuesday, July 18th.
M-Grammsr. Preparatory Glass.
10 l.2 Analytical Chemistry. Seniors.
gig P.N-History. Freshmen.
" Geology. Sophonores.
Wednesday, July 18th.
9 A. M-Political Economy. Seniors.
1912 Animal Physiology.
2l-2 PM-Mechanics. Sophomore.
Botany.
All the examinations are public.
Young men desiring to enter the Institution
this term, would find it to their advantage to be
present at as early day as practicable.
There viii be 10 vacation following the exami-
nations, but recitations will be resumed 90
Thursday, the 18th.
Agricultural College, L. 3. FISK.
Lansing, Jolly 9Th, '62.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

vmner DlNocRArIc CoxvHxflou. The
Weren't Dsoocrasic State CoSveasioa, held
Wsesssday, Jolly ID. nonisased Berj.aio b.
snAhsy, q Sssntoo. for Governor; E. b. Cha.
=. q 1stasd. for Lieut. Governor. and George
Wssss's. Of Springfield, for Treasurer. The
ssss'ss'sss asssrs that the preservasion Of the
0sosesasis ossasisatioo 10 Necessary 70 the sase.
y q IL essassy; that Is 10 The duty Of The cit.
- - support he Governeens; regret the ex.
tssnes - slavery; assert that the abolition
sea.ases q portion Of the North have gr.a,ly
ssa6sd - psodses The present var, aad eooden.
" aesdtsaises. bosh in and out Of Congress.
- csevsas'ss vas shioly attended, aud not
~ hasoeaiosa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

In this city, on the 9Th inst. CHARLES r ruSfn
oldest son OF Mrs Lydia NJ Raynor, aged II years,
months. and DAYS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

4 Nsw RseIAsnf OF -Nichiea.
- bsss granted authority 70 raise another reg.
Asae u cavalry, and the order Aas been Issued
y tAs Adjutaas General Of the State for the
saisiag sf sseA regiment. The regiment 10 CON.
pessd q three basealions Of nes more than I've
sesadFsss saeA. and each squadron win consist
- 40 esapaniss. The regiment b to Be OF.
olnissd - SEQ - . ssfaciens number Of eoupa-
- vs'snsssr. The place Of general rendss
ve1s viii hereafter b made ksown.
AisAiGas b he soly State - which . grant
- ssss aaas - raise . cavalry resiusut and
- permit 70 oar State 10 certainly very con-
D1oniaFy. and spsaks veil for our regiments Of
~ hsaneh q the service nov in The Geld. Let
0lssk - e thaa this eooplinens shall prove 70
- 6ssssvsdly bestowed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09

SsoeeaAI CnAses-Ar. Charles A. Wa
- .ss Withdrawn from the position Of one
- se'ssss Of The Weekly <asriea Il Grand
..ss' sss ~ senior editor. Hssry 8. clals.
ss eesepssd esseissisa in the army, Jas
y. hsndsrsss. dsring shs ahssuos q he nm,
vin sesdses Ne paper. :"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-09
Senator lAovvard's speech.

We have before ~ the great speech Of Sena
soe Howard, upon the power Of Csngress 70 con.
troll the President in the exercise Of the " -,
Dswsr, - Is ID called. We are unable, for vsn'
u ros@ in orr paper, 70 give this speech TO %,
readers. We regret il. Il 10 . great speech
Il b aimed q an error, which, If carried into
PRESTIGE. would prove fatal 70 Republican Gov
eraosnt.
II strikes ct the root Of the error which many
entertain, that in the conduct Of any war il
which the country may be engaged, The Presi
dsak y virtue of the clause In the Conssituto,
vhieh declares that he shall be "Comuander.i i,
Chisf ct the army and navy, and Of the niliti,
q he several States when called into the aetna
sssvies sf the United States, hes the absolute,
Independent, irresponsible authority TO control
~ and employ the army and navy, and all the
lnplsments and instruments Of war % he pleas
q. not being in these regards subject to the
eestrol Of Congress in any degree, and not being
b aay degree, responsible to Congress for the ex
sssiss Il THE supposed power, and not being
nhjees 70 any legislation which the sso House, Of
CsuCs0may adopt in reference 70 bis authority.
Mr. Howard Discusses this question Of power under
Ne Constitution, - he does Ill questions With
which hs grapplss. With . logical clsarnsss and
lsGal accuracy, unsurpassed BY any Of his CO.
tsaposariss, and, 70 our mind, settles il forever
- tAs sids II right, and in accordance with the
Rus priseiples upon which our mixed form Of
oevsfnnsns ID founded.
The speech was made in reply to the speeches
q NJ. Browning. Of Illinois. and NJ. Cowan, Of
Isonsylvania, in particular. and 10 IN answer
gsassaly. and forever 70 al that class Of polite.
hns vho oppose legislative couAscasoo, and hold
~ ~ President has the irresponsible, icds-
psadsat pswer to con6scats the property and
s0aneipats the slaves Of rebels.
We had thossht when commencing this arti
e)s, - ~ eosld not print tho whole speech, to
Sivs cor readers . synopsis Of Il; but fnd, upon
nakisg the attempt that We can give no ade
Vaaas idsa q the argument BY which the Sena-
~ proceeds - his eonclusioss. It i Close
- segsas hsal arsunsss and must BE- read
asiss. - b Understood and appreciated. We
- psoad q Jacob n. Howard.