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A BATTLE INCiDENT.-On the day before
the regiment lett for Corinth, Sergeant Geo. 4.
Dixon, OF the Washington Light Infantry,
2ist Alabama, called on some ladies with whom
be was tamiharly acquainted to bid them good
bye In the course OF the visit some turn Of the
conversation induced him to take a 500 gold
piece from his pocket, which one of the ladies
told him he had better leave with her to rememz
Der him by. But he said no; he believed he
would keep it; that il might save his hfe. In
the heat OF the battle OF Shiloh, Dixon felt a
severe rap upon the part of his body near the
hip where he carried his pocket book, and at the
same moment was placed hOrs ia combat by
seYere wound. On examination it was found
that Yankee bullet had passed through one
side Of his pocket book, bending the $50 gold
piece, and glancing, wounded him badly in the
hip. Had the bullet not so glanced, it would
have killed him. His name is IN the list of casu-
slties as that Of one Of the severely wounded
and this is the way he was wounded. MOrai-
Never give away your $50 gold pieces when
you are likely 10 be engaged in a battle.--mO
Gtie Adoerttser anil Register.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY,

The Circulation Of tIe DAIL L
APPEAL IL larger tfisau tii'ht "a
fae Daily City Press COHDitie"'
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NnTECEI

Al AJOR HUQH r. LUC2S Of The Iifh Tennesses
VI Regiment Is au; horned by he Coufs.i=raie gov
eminent enlist Regiment Of Light Infantry for ths
war. Ht command will have the right to ehooss its
thea of aetiln- Captails comp .nes and others
washing 70 enter the service. viii address hm fI the
present, At Cumberland Gap Tenn ItBC8 lvg
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REAL ESTATE AhENIY,

FE'fE undersigned tender their services 10 the people
4 Of Memphis and surrolnd ng country Who sisL tu
dispose Of laads or other properly. Office i9i hau
street over N. Simou's store
sc. :, d SIgAs5, 3 s4ai,rrs STUART & SLAUGHTER
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A FINE u. = made SAFER price S-G-aad No.
MEAD
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FOR SALE

A no. I yolng and stylish CAVALRY -
- HuRSE- i- il well trained % the SER E@H
woe snt is sold beaause The owner IL q prs 80
ou1r in the hands Of the enemy. apply t0
r. h BECkFrsil < Co,
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MEMPHIS AND OUI0 RAIIR0ap -.

FkEiGHT AGENTS OFFICE
MEMPHIS. April l6ss, Isi2
L'SCAPED from the premises cf the cafa- L
Z paDy one IRON GRAY HORSE sfnl H..
iA hesh and had on = bal sr. Whoever wit <eFl y
give iut'rnati1n oi dis whereabouts af viii 49,
return ain 90 Cue Office of TIE comp as viii De bberig
IeTsrd-d JAMES TALt.3fA ugR ia
b
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NOTICE

NHrE greedy drsirs 90 hear from our friends u the
W MissoEH Army, through the Mvulp phis Post iies
Gaze o. DR.. =. n. Aer-Weth-r.
W. W. VAUGHAN
apis @ts L. L VAsHtuzN
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ruin Won have made and are likely to make in
our vicinity, will disengage our citizens from
any necessary attention to home and its con
Germs. They will therefore be enabled to devote
their whole time ard best energies to the service
of their country.
With due consideration,
MARY c. NORTON
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REAL ESTATE TRADE

Va = expect 20 sell irrg7 anouus OF vafnabIs sTr.
~ bCRhAN FaoFhRFfs about the first oi Nav,
Ihose wishing to nsks icssEulnts should Look sbar
tail Al ths Arcade NE rssdy for t.ads Due sos
"u De gwen NJ q. CAYCE a SON
APi%4' Auctionsers and X T. broken
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

4 NY nl-Inrer Of Capt. " n Clsys company --h
"A Ark 4us.s regiment in the city viii pss-e elI
SiNpSON, HAYES a. co s,
ap1s II 40 Front Row
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RICHMOND, April l7-Ofical dispatches received last
night from Lees Farm the Peninsula state that the
enemy commenced furious bombsrduen ut on our lines
at haEpas eight o'clock yesterday morning, which was
continued until seven clock p. NJ.
Their attack was upon our center and splenddly
repulsed. They endeav0red force Gen Cobbs posi-
tfou, between Lees aud Wyme'. mills, and wsded the
creek For a moment they occupied some Of our rifle
pits from which they were driven out and repused with
heavy loss Our troops behaved nobly.
At ten @. .cloos all was quiet
Our loss in killed was twenty, including Col McKu-
ney of the 18th North Carolina not over seventy i've
wounded eight artillery horses Killed, and howitzer
disabled
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PRISONERS ESoArED-We were pleased TO
meet Mr.. Samuel Williamson on Saturday. Mr.
" was a private in the Enterprise Guards. Ifth
Mississippi egIment- lie was taken a prisoner
at Fort Douelson, and with about 1000 others
was taken to Chicago. After that battle he saws
that be and q gentleman named John Fitzgerald
made their escape by oriDing their sentinel with
five dollars, and got down to Bowling C;reen and
walked thence to Athens, Alabama. distance Of
2OO miles lie says that be met d great many
seeessionists all along the route, aud while in
Jall at Chicago, several ladies called l0 see The
prisoners there, and that they spoke in very cor
dial terms to them, telling them 20 keep in good
spirits, that there was a better day coming, etc.
Mr. ". thinks that since he left two others have
made THEN escape.
His family no doubt viii be exceeding glad at
the good fortune of their son In getting out Of
the clutches Of the rascally eusmy.-h0bHe
Tribune
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FOR REN

tHE HOUSE known the Kentucky -
L House, opposite bTatfOrds Foundry n, zt
Ai.iils street a SO per month, payable IN tsslil
td7ance--he lessee TO Ike ANY isisr,ys- a.14
menls - ais own expense The house coursia- 800
rooms esterus outhouses aud sheds efe qIs ans q,
commence on the ia OF June next
apI7-3t- n, I-a ,fi.e
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General Order on rise death ot Gen. a. =.
johnston.

The following general order was issued from
headquarters st Cornth by Gen. Beauregard;
Headquarters ARMY OF MISSISSIPPI Z
CJWNrH Mss, Al srl 10.
SOLDIERS: Y0ur late commauder-in-chief
Cen. A. s. Johnston, Is dead; a fearless sol
der "a sagacioUs captain, reprsachIess man.
has fallen One who, iu his devotion 70 our
cause. shrauk FROM no sacrifice one who, ami
mated bya sense Of duty, and sustained by a
sublime courage, CHALLENGED danger, and per-
ished gallauty for his country whilst leading
forward his brave columns 10 victory. HIS sig
nal example Of heroism and patriotism lt inlta-
ted. would make his army invincib!e
A grateful country will mourn his loss, revere
his maine and cherish his m4uv virtues.
c. T. BEAUBEGABD,
Eanaral Commanding
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Eg-The Caddo Gazeue says that the wLea
crop is very promising in Louisiana and Texas


An act 20 define aud punish sedon and prevent the
dangers which may arise from persons dsEfects1 IN
the state
SECTION J. BE it enacted by the Legislature
OF the State of Texas, That if any person with
iu this state, shall maiciou5ly and adyisedly
discourage ths people from eulistiug into the
service OF this State or the Confederate States,
Of dispose the people in favor Of the enemy,
every such person shall be- deemed guilty OF q
high misdemasnor, aud on conviction thereof,
shall be punished by Imprisonment in the peni-
ieHuaEy for not less than one nor more than FIVE
years, at tbe discretion OF the Jury.
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s25 REWARD ;

y ANYWAY about tbs last OF iasrch. my NE
IL GRO WOhA =, SARAH. tveni seven v-ars =
oio on ntaeh oou pleNon AZ diui -iza. with ba NV ~
head ana wears d0wncss look. las Lost one - -
two Irpper front teeth and one Joins of n4re..l -
OF right hand she hss been seen on S,rsrh - -
eral times she is a good ssaastress cook ~ -
ir"neF etc. and viii probably apply for NON of fbi-
hiua viii pAy the above reward for her dsiiye-v r.
aul6lw d z ,,r-r,,-
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BRUTAL---A N1shYIIIe cUH,sP0ndent q the
Cincinnati TiHteS says
For some uoaceountable reason the women OF
this section do not favor the northern soldiers
Ia their march toward Nashville they were ire
uuently greeted by some female dwellers by the
roadside with There go the Yankees, '' We Il
soon see another Bull Run and other expires
sions not very complimentary to northern ears
On one occasion, as Gen. Nelson was riding at
the head Of his command, one Of those fealaIe
Secessiouists thrust her head from the window
and screamed " Huuah for JEFF Davis Hurrsb
for jeff Davis 4hs was too much for the
temper Q. iae general and, riding close TO the
lsnce, he shouted Madam, if you repeat that
again, III be cursed if Z don't quarter a man in
your house who is covered al. over with lie
small pox This hsd the desired effect. and
tho adulatUr OF JED. Davis retired into obscurily
Uptl the sqldieTs were out of sight
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Congregational.

RICHMOND, April 10. ,yia Mobile lD.-Ia the Senate,
to-day bill was reported from the committee ON postal
affairs increase the OF postage single lssrs TO
ten cents after the LIST of July next The bill placed
on the calendar.
The committee on a flag tid not make their report.
The chairman said he would report Friday, and that
the design had been agreed upon
In the House voiuminous report was made to nves-
ugs-e the disaster d Roanoke Is and
The French minister arrived here tonight
RICHMOND, April l7-TLe House has passed a bill
providing for The safe aud expeditions transportation of
mun1bous Of war by railroad, by majority. 1t ere
ates the office Of military chief Of railroad transpora
ou who is To receive salary OF five thousand dollars
per suHum.
The Senate, today passed bill making provisions for
the coins the Confederate States They to bear
such devices as the Secretary Of the Treasury may
devise.
The same body also passed House bill making Au-
gusta Georgia port of delivery OF goods imported
from Charleston.
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>TRAYED OR SFOLEV-

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VNROM Mr. Wm Lambert's -lass. ,Horfo-,..
- AM a half Illes 4 ON Memphis. on ii ne Ms
N IL-i. Of nearly IN use or. A liberal r.
81 Fpi aud Ienaesfes Railroad, a MARER RAzkas
" Ia viii 0s paid for her de vrry To- ma. I,- - Il
formation 50 that 1 can get hsT
spIZ2t' Jeae-Sol 80. -. ~ Z, Z - =
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p, A PRESENT FOR GEN. BEAUREGARD.-Nr.
Dubanel, the opticau. allowed M. Yesterday IN
examine magnificent teiescopic sDy class of
great power aud accuracy, intended AS a present
Tor the noble Louisiana general L. was nDr-
chased from Mr.. Duhamel by the co-,,7itt,ia of
public safety the vendor himself ei-.rf,lp,, ,,,,,
trbutng portion OF the purchase ucr.., ,pl.;.
Spy glass is secured in fine mahogany case
bearing an appropriate Inscription il L,iiI mo-
general.-AeI OrisaHS Be-. 's 'i"
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TO purchase, comfortable CDTTAGG -
L HOUSE and good sized l0,-s S5uih gsan- asssA
terms. location, etc, "a
asihft lock ROY -
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A YOUNG MAN, a. the Ekssi.i5r Eating FF5s-s
"A one that csn cook. NoLs other need assyIy.
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EBS-Mr. DeBow, agent Of the produce loan,
proposes to take fifteen to twenty thousand bales
of cotton in exchange for Confederate bonds
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General Coulmandiu

THE FEuEaALS At IRRELEVANT STATION
We are Informed by the officials of the Memphis
and Ohio railroad; that they have information Of
the appearance OF "A body of Federal troops at
Trezevaut station. twenty-one miles east Of
Humboldt no information has been received
as 10 their numbers, or Of their proceedings.
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THE WOMEN or TEXAs-Extract from -,
private letter from Gen. Daggett. Of Tens.

pa -r--'' - r-N.--' a''fE SOU VI AtAh5
In Palo Pinto county, q call BEING made f,r
volunteers, out Of a crowd of men opIv fvo
marched out, when fifteen young daughters al
Texas nlaTched out into line, and declared thew
would go into the service of their country If
their places were not filed by good men. when
perfect yell eusued, and iIteen men took their
places THIS is so.
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The enemy have taken possession OF Monterey High
land county Va, with d force of four thousand.
All is quiet in the valley.
lacEsons foscg increasing daily, but there no
indication, Of an early engagement
It IL reported that there has been fierce skirmshn
the Peninsula to-day.
The French MIRI-ter-Obicct Of Tis Visit.
Nothing is positively known as 90 the object Of The
visit of the French Minister. Among the various CON
lectures is one that he hs- come to ascertain what com
mareal treaties with France sra contemplated by The
Confederate authorities and whether the independence
the Coufederacy will D- maintained Tor the purpose
of reporting to Europe
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" Has pissed through glorY's morning gate
And stands erect Ia paradise

His memory will be cherished in millions of
grateful hearts when selEconstituted autocrats
whose steps are now counted by army contract
ors and timed by sycophantic huzzas, shall have
long since mouldered and oeen forgotten.
Deiame mia and malgn aim as you viii, yet
when you, sir, and the master who sent you
shall have passed away to grave where no one
will ever pause to shed d tear or speak Of
virtue; when this modern Gamerlane shall have
gone from his palace of skulls with fear and
trembling to answer for the hundred thousand
human souls which his unhOIy ambition has
hurried up to the Internal throne and when all
mon shall behold IN the fearful Teuibutlons Of
ms doom another fUlfllment Of that immutable
decree, Sc They who do not rule IN righteousness
small perish from the earth, ," then, sir tie PTOGd
dominion OF Sterling Price wiz be the fond aztec
ton Of great nstion Of freeInen. " His name
will 1--we a glory and BENSON forever
Permit me to state, in conclusion, t1at the
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The name of his little band already Hlls TIC
earth with its glory. They are tue elect and
annointed heralds of Gberty's new evangel to
man. The flames they are kindling now in eX-
lie will soon reach and illuminate the dear ma
ave homes from which they have been driven
with such violence, and take a terrible revenge
on the oppres3Ors Of their friends and their
families. The highest motives lhat move man
to action impel cur gallant soldiers on to new
theaters OF fame, not motives of gold OF
of fortune, but higher and holier than these, 4"
1t is no weak, impatient voice thai speaks to
them of freedom. The voice OF the Eternal is
sumuoning them on. Angels are beckoning
them 50 The battements of heaven are crowd
cd with martyrs gone before, who, bending
down from their eminenccs, are pointing to % thl
yictur's crown IN the sunlight of immortality,
and urging them on t. victory and 10 glory.
What iaougA the fortunes Of war seem tempo
lariiy adverse to our arms, and every plain from
Arlington 10 Sierra Nevada he buTthened with
the tread of leglOns marshalling for the on
slaught and the plunder. Still will we dssDair
not, for as God hsd a Moses aa6 the colonies a
Washington ID uaYe We our own chosen chief
tain, who will leave us not on the borders OF
Dixie Land" but, like Joshua of old, will es-
tabsh Us there in freedom aud Independence
HiStOry has gtoeH his name 20 iamOrtqiity Il
cau Re5er &js. lie holds his patent OF nobility
from no earthly monarch it bears the seal OF
nature God. His reputation
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f7- Prince DE Join,illg is at Forrress Monroe,
where he lives in a tent and devotes himself to
the study of the northern style of warfare, ask
ing questions and entering into conversation
with the hambIsst looking soldier" with a
democratic condesceusio6 which inexpressibIv
delights the Iuukey correspondent Of the New
York HsraId, vino follows round this sprig Of
exploded royalty.
DR.. Russell As A srOcK BRoKER.- Under
This heading the Boston Journal of the 2gd has
the following
The Congressional committee which iuvesti-
gated the press censorship, comments upou the
suppression of dispatches announcing the settle
meut of the Trent affair. The censor testitified
that on December ~, at ? o'clock. P. NJ, he re-
ceived positive orders 30 suppress all dispatches
concerning the matter; but at iorty-tive minutes
after two he SLOWED the following dispatch 10
60:
samuel Wood New YORK. Hotel New York:
Act as though you heard some very good
news igr yourself and me, as soon as you get
tbis. w. II. RUSSELL"
The committee say that any man Of ordinary
discerument might have Cetesled ia that dispatch
-bs coDtrsbaud information; and that Dir. Rus
sell has not. by his letters TO the London Times
entitled himself ts privileges which were denied
.5 crr own citizens. Stock spsculati0Bs were
active and Iemuuerative and the committee
iIink Mr Russeil's friend made good thing
out Of the good news
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F. W. IRVINE & CO.,
Commission Merchsuta
NO. 76 Camp Ssrees,
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The national Republican., 1862-06-20

GOLD PENS, st s6 cents md so cents each
NJ "a 49, ~ ~ HRANCK TAYLOR
The national Republican., 1862-06-20
ron LEAD.

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ORDINANCES osrIcE, Wan DErAsTnrnr.
pRoPosALs win bs received y ,ai: Dsp:rsnsa. sp,a
~ At tho following Arssnsl. = socA u possible, Of
5000 TOss Of Lead, as Jolsops:
A. the wa,srviss Arssss, wss Troy, New York, 1900
AZ The New York Ar...al Gevsner. I.lsnd New Y.sl.a
Al The Allegheny Ar..u. Pssssh p.npsyiva.is, i.o6o
Al the 81 Louis Arssnsi u Losis; Missouri, 1000 ton,
The l:.d mus: be Galsna chr American Staburs, or
PreaS:s: viii :: sss:,:i Z. 3: 81 900 ton. and up.
BIDDER will STAT. ..plisay Il. sns and ..oun. Of ..sh
E.i;r. y deliver a. sp.sa.a II. will .ub.o. n. con-
tractor so forfeiture Of hs sos 70 Is dsvsrsS :. Ss.
F.s Obtaining eonssss viii b required 70 sn.sr into
bonds With proper su,stss or y ithfu psrforaancs n4
MA ospsesh reserves 70 issh tie right to risst any
Prcpo:s yi B. sda,..,.A o fopx., Gen. Jw, R,,Lrr,
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pRop0sALs FOR AEATs.The c.dsr:isnsd win
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Asylum 70 DO free from bses. Ga.m
ties - may be required by he lnsendaat and in 40
JONI 4 aebEyiT4. bbEEMTEs'
lsl3-dt.S Connls.ioosrs Wellington Asylum.
GOLD PENS, at s6 oents end so oeuh each
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

We call particular attention to the able
and patriotic speech of the Hon. E. II.
NoxroS, member Of Congress from Mis-
souri,, and solicit for it careful perusal
By every man who has the welfare Of the
tchoIs Union at heart. The Judge is a
true Union man, and has never expressed
any sympathy with the monster-seces-
sion. His speech may be taken as q true
index of the feelings Of all loyal men in
Missouri, and his plea in their behalf,
ought to be needed, By the powers that
BE- bat we very much fear, that they will
turn deaf ear TO its sppsals and sugges-
tons, and continue in the mad course,
which will inevitably lead TO a dissola-
ton of the Union-to a separation Of the
States, ssfnal and eternal" Had the
councils Of such men Is NoKTox prevailed,
the country would not now be running
red with the blood Of its citizens, and tht
scenes of dessoIation which can neither
be imagined or described, whould havt
been aveEted. But Black Republican
Abolitionism, the great enemy Of TIL
Constitution and Union, in its mad course
has brought upon the country the present
Devastating, blightiRg and uncalled fol
civil war.
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CURIOUS NATIONAL SALUTE.

MIR. BUrLxR, of the City Council, in
troduced resolution on Monday night,
which was adopted by the Coancil, order
ing q National Salute of SEVENTEEN
GuSs'' fred on the 4th of July. This Is
the old Seventeen starred dag OF the
Abolitionists. We do not understand 1t.
Who does p Columbus, Ohio, Crisis.
We understand it perfectly. The Re-
publicans s'hsreabouts" have been fight
ing from the commencement for Union
containing only the seventeen Northern
States. The leaders ''hereahouts," de-
eiarssa at tas commencement Of the war,
that they did not wish the Union TO b
restored between the North and South
and to the inquiry, 'Fthen why don't yot
let the South 20 without deluging tn
country in blood?' Replied ''we van
TO give the South q darnation licking be
fore We let her CO." They now say tha
if the object of the war is to restore tn
Union as il srGs, and maintain the Con
stitution ds il Is, that so far as they az
concerned, "bOth may 60 to He'll"
We would also infer from the acts Q
the Common Council Of Columbus, Ohio
that it is preparing the minds Of the peo
pie, North, to accept IS tha result Of tn
present war, Union containing bu
seventeen States. ssThat's so," frien
MKDAKY-"don't you see it f''