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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27
LATEST FROM ARnANsAs.

Dts ARC. May 25-(si1 mics south CT
csaTcY To Gen J P. ROsne, commanding de-
parrEeEt Of Arkansas
yesterday. with one hundred CT ny Ilsl. al
rSy5si the enemy some thrse 0r four hundred
strong. infantry and cavalry
vas aided il the attack by Captain a,cts,
au3 fifty men, making ny whoIa foTcs oRs hun
iJsd and fifty.
The battle lasted aDOz: En.ao-quar5srs oi 1E
hoGI
Taa aza1J' less 5 supposed &c &c hom ftJ
tc ons hundred
Our less was, IL 1ezaa tTccPs, cCa E;lIsd, two
Wounded and FIVE missing IL Arkansas troops,
two killed. and several missing, We had some
eight aI ten horses killed.
Th5 Federels are laying TIE rEais country
77Gst1
We wllIsL2sil EsTe, PToT.iad yo1 vii send
z.o railfogceRentss provisions and ammunition.
(. II ROGERS. Commanding
r. : IEo sUaEy sTs again TitniI ten miles
81 Gotten Plant. aud today lSundsJ) large
number Of citizens left to attack them.
Tbs enemy hsTs fsuI guns mounted ca IEa
north side o. LittieRed river at West Point
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27
F.c.. PadueaE-Fede-aI EzzS..y

PADUoAH, Ky, May I9-Anotbeg lieutenant
came IA from the southern sr1y On Saturday
took thu oath, gave 8 bond sRd went home to at
tend to his business, lie LETT Counth on the 4th
inst This makes four rebel Esutenants that
have cone 20 this posi- visLia ths past three
77eeEs. PiiTstes still continue 70 s-Iivs daily,
Three iugitives (U8ion Een) from Memphis
arrived here yesterday They lett from fear Of
the coDscuptiou law. They report that three
hundred Union neu have leis 7ithiD the last ten
days The provost marshal recently burned
seventeen hundred bales of cotton, and emptisd
large quantities Of sugar and nolssses into the
river. Our gunbosts are expected hourly. All
the troops. With the exception Of three ccnpa-
niss of home guards, Union mem, have left for
Corintb Two-thirds Of the men left ct Memphis
are also Union
At Fort Pillow gEoI5 GIs ,77o Iss.nans5 OF IL
isntTy and several artillery batteries.
Con Macarthur remained here until yesterday,
his foof aetai1ing him, BE heard that the fight |
ing wes about commencing at Corinth, aud he
could not remain any longer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27
IKs ReIsszzered Capital Regarded safs
The Richmond E10mi:sT, Of the 19l, says

TIE t.ms has gaSsd!k5ksa Richmond could &c taken
5y gunboats Although much work remains to
be dols on the Publications to render them Sc
cure from land attack and siege operations Il
may BE regarded as Oas certain thing, nat tie ea
eng iCH n2t ascend tie Tice5 10 oegseis The
position Of DrurJ's Bluff possesses Q natural
strength scarcely 20 10 conceived by those who
have not stood upon Il. No game Of long tRU
is possible Ihe turn Of the river that brings
the boats il sight il only SIX hundred yards dis
tslt Tbs bluff IS Z high ridge OF comb To
shell al uncssemsted Battery there tom any
distsaos would be difficult i rot impossible
operation Ih5 river IS Hct a hundred yards
vide ana the a1tTa bsDk. aPpeST 70 have been
crestac ToI .hs express uss Of shaTpshGoters ii
We cannot stop the Yankees there we lad jU-t
az well giTs un eli ideas Of seifdy!sHs-.
But when only threa cannon were il position
tho place vas too strong for lie Ga.ens, the
Monitor, aad i've o!heT crack vessels None OF
them vera able 20 test the strength Of the Oh
stTuctons il the chanuel f0r the Galena alone,
the heaviest iron clad vessel of the United States
navy, dared to come within two hundred and
6tty yards Here she soon got enough, was
helped of BY her comrades, and none al them
will ha likely to re-oecuPy her place.
without land army Of sufficient force to
surround sad oyeIcoms the Confederate troops
who dstsLd iha plsce. il . impTegnable Two
deductions may sc MADE from The late affair in
tbs james. First, ,hsi gunhoats are imgoient
IN rivers With any bluff or bank sufficiently ele
vSted to throw something Ike i vertical fire
upon them Secondly, that Richmond mus be
considered hereafter s. al interior inland IOWA.
not attaiusble by tho naval force Of tie enemy
10 be fought for sad defended. iast yT Won. by
the operations or tue army al0ue
Indeed. when the history q tus wal AZ -
viewed, II viii b5 found that Tie eLisi service
the easmy has gotten from his guubOats has
basn to frightsE bad officers snj worse Gs0ps
into surTenderinG positions "hiel they might
have continued to hold Nowhere have the
gunboats effected either Teai 5smsge Or e1ten-
sive slaughter Port Royal vas taken by the
heaviest ships il the navy coming up il deep
water AtDonsls0n the guDboats were smashed
81 island 10 IL they did nc harm, at Drury
they were beaten By three guns Fortunately
thos0 guns had the crew oi tbs IeriBsc 10
work then, ari cot YshOos. ignorant Of discip
line. and command. and military business
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EIaa. Wsss AZ, EEs:szPETsys

The abolition Congress at Washington con
unu. their iasoiaat var uPoa this tue sRd loyal
patriO. il sJla highly hattariUg to hin. as a
devoted 4ud answering friend Of the South.
a dispatch dated The 18th gives Inc following
proceeding Of the lower Hou55:
III Bingham. non Ih5 special committee OF
the house reported srucee Jf impeachment
against " est H. Humphreys. Judge OF the dis
trict I0d,t oI The United States for the several
districts u Tennessee
There arc several separate CGaigss ia tic name
CT tb5 people OF the United States. involving
gross neglect OF official duty, violation of the
laws ondeSToTing to excite revolt aud rebellion
publishing tRe ordinance Of secession Of Ten
ne,sea, euieGToriag to absol7s the people Of
that State from their allegiance &c tie United
cta.asi combining With JET Davis and other
eTil--ni0ded persons, to overthrow the authority
0! tho United States, etc ard demanding that
Humphreys may b put tc answer the high
crimes and LaisdeI3saGoTs charged against him,
and that such proceedings be taken for his e1-
animation and uial Is may be agreeable to Law
and justice,
lhe report WSs agreed T.
On motion OF DIR. Bingham, 8 resolution was
adopted appointing Eve managers tc conduct
the impeachment, and that the Senate he made
acquainted With the action Of the House, with
the view Of concurrent action.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH
GLoEiOUs VICTORY ~ siaGlNn
a. riGGEWuii" Jackson Takes Win
chester
FOUa THoUsANO PRISONERS ear
TURED!
The E~e"y ." . Hall H"" ss-~.,,s.', ,

Special to ths Memphis Appeal
RICHMOND. May 26-Gsn jackson Won
TWO great victories at Front Royal and Winehas
Ter On Friday and Saturday, the twenty-sacond
and twenty third
Banks army has been completely routed.
with the loss Of all his ordnance. comDis:sTJ )
and quartz rmastors ztorces. aud four thousand
gyisoaafs The Grst Maryland regiment and
atst Vermont oavahy weTe tsksu entire
lie eueGy was molly pursued beyond WiD-
chester. snd IN their TetEest the enemy unsue-
oesstn!iy attempted to ITe the town
We lost but three officeys-Captains Shssl..
FleicheI ami Paxton - and only one hundred
killed and wounded DIXIE
RICRAmSD, May 2G.-The E'sninsr received
to- Jay the following dispatch " jackson aud
Ewsli have tskOu Front Royal aud W,nlhroie,,
gaining ? 5amFie.a Yiato.y ",ei ia5 enemy aai
capturing FOUR THOUSAND PRiSONER9
Prisoner sre .iIa oanibg in.
Az tie encmys store wrlr aiken At Via
chester Oar loss WIS one bundled killed
I0FEiCISL
RRHH"ND. May 2b--ih following official
dispatch ,yas received this nom. : By the War
Department f9pm Stsunton " Gen Jackson's
f,fces entered Winchester on tie 25th inst. esp
turing al Of the enemy; roInmisssry and ord
nance stores. Tbs Yankees tried to burn the
tcwn but wereto9 closely pursued We took the
Fi.s. maryland regiment, aud Vermont cavalry
az Front Royal. also two Thousand PrisonsIs be
sides Al WhincAss!a:.
Or loss Is one hundred killed and oundst
Our forces sre still IL pursuit OF the enemy. wEo
sre completely ToHted and ia aighr
From the COsst
AUGUSTA. May e6-Ths Savannah Rcpdblt
can says shat fifTy Federsls landed and n snt dp
from Plata o Weisks few day since. and
wers fred np0a by the Cortc3ais.es twelve of
!he enemy being kilsd
Tuesday a barge with twenty one Fede,alO .p-
preached St. Marks aGd vas embusosdei aid
=-v--rs...,t t.-lErs
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lIr. YnneeIIs speeck.

TGa Ez,sw [Alabaula) O5ssTvs~ publishes {
private letter ron vhick wc aztrsc: the fellow
ing
attended =. i..5o.s2E CT Il. c.Ii-si.s 81 hioat-
EomerT county. few days since and had the
pleasure Of hearing that truly great man, VIM.
/ Tancey De is foe looking man though
rather small. aud ons Of the best oTstoTs ever
heard. De said in his sIesch that as soon as
oUT great cities fsll into the hands Of the enemy
then we would Whip them. ioT all the men we
now have defending lLose places. co1ld then be
concentrated into one grand army, Ibileit Toald
take az immense number Of men fTon the other
side to defend hose places be said We had
everything to encourage Us even at this dark
period Of oar young country history He said
also, that while he had not accomplished the OBJ
ject Of his mission to Europe, Jet he had found
out that the people there, were amazed at the
strength Of our armies That IN the brightest
dreams of bis ewn imagination, be had never
depicted such an Grmy IS now iTslEed beneath
the Confederate standard. He alluded, In 8
beautiful manner TO the ladies having so well
acted their part, and said that the papers in Eng
land were full Of compliments to the southern
ladies- This caused shower of bouquets from
the ladies there assembled. Ex Governor Moore
clsO made few remarks.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL or The CITY
.rrCrnRNrrrReENIa.

We have more cheering na|8 shE morning
f.oui Virginia in the victory Of st9ne WsH D."
JACKSON at Winchester whsTe he routed the
enemy, under BANKS. captured FnUR THOUSAND
= z;sonsrs. and all Of the Federal amy stores
sad ordnance. The enemy, a. last accounts,
were IL Bull Ran stampede towards the Po-
tomsc This move clears Northeastern Virginia
almost completely Of tie YsndalS-thsnks 10
the galisntEy and energy Of the iudomitabe
JACK EsOE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

The city government Of New Orleans is uUw
entirely controlled by the invader Tools Of
thr Federal authorities are S,tiug as Mayor,
Chief Of Police aud IN place cf Recorders of
the CIty Court We have before - the on der Of
the Military Cguuaajaut, issued yI ihs S0Il
iu when he ssy- thai IA the absence If Tne
la3e Mayor az Ecg Orlcsns"--Yho has been
arrested AID confined il Fort Jacb son-he viii
" discharge tue functions which hitherto apper-
tanned 10 ihat oiice The n'ugtious of the
CHIEF o5 PoHce u.ll bc discharged by tha Pro
TGst Marshal TO whom all police oti;cers ara
directed 10 report The Provost Judge holds the
Police Courts aud such laws 81 Tire city ~ are
Inconsistent s;ih the Constitution and laws Of
the United Siatos, Or Nth aag 0ydcg issued Bv tie
COmmaRi5ac Grnerai, are declared imperative
50 tar ss the Ciy Council is concerned, its
political complexion has been entirely changed
by the arrest al renewal u many of the old
RasmbsI6. u4d tie appointments Of new ones,
who cooperate With theiE msstefs. The Crescent
having been suppressed the BH'ietia wss chosen
city printer. receiving o,oTen votes and the Piea-
yarzs sight
The orders oi BUTLtB ag= lac -ap,ssns Jaw
Of the city and the .lenagogue is BOT slow II
exercising ghs most deapolle powers. We are
glad 10 lsaTn. however, tlat the impulses Of the
PsoPls remain as pahioacaly nae 10 ihe south
EN- cause d. ever, sai that tho FedeEal Lo5de b.
which tLr7 ale yyerTG yeEad receive nc consider
atiOH ~ aIy ya.sicyIiar .het can he avoided
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1, sfe.I 81 aEe baemy's NaT5 81 JGT7ss
River.

sS6"I - tEe h1eEly's N6TT 81 JSEsSs
River.
w NAB. IL- rolia1iDg szua.rs nom lsts
",Ehs'n Papo,s IL" oUi possession
" =uL,,:T0G- May. I5.-N0 Official IepoI, Of
ia s1Uboat affair On James river has been T5-
,riret Messages received indicate the oppGr
turty to be better iH fature The rivaE Is row
ceai OF ob,uuctioGs 10 within eight miles of
RchntOud Al that point ia Il heavy battery
o.. "a high bluff The iiveI is temporarily closed
10 navigation by sunken vessels (am0nE which
aie ePGrst the Yorktown and Jamestown
spice chains, utc
Tie Monitor could nUt elevate h5l guns to
reach the bluff which rendered her useless
The Darks of tG5 Iivsr ar5 nisd with rife pits
nom which al iaCsssant LIE wss poured or tbs
feet part ot which engaged within 600 yards
OF msriue battery After al action Of four
hours. tho inset GndiGg it impTaCtcabls t. silence
The battery om the bluff, withdrew Our loss
a. thirteen sIllet and eleven wounded
WasnrNGI"y. May I9-It i5 uuo1iciailJ
stated that Com Goldsborough has IaEanp sses-
sI"n 0f The batteTs5 Uh the James TiTsr. two OF
which Her5 silencsd by the Gsl5na lille ou haT
way to Richmond
Fon DaF!iug where oar guubears TeIs ell
gagged is situated ou "a bluff two hundred ieet
above the river high enough 10 direct pIung
ing tire upon ih7 attacking boats which could
not use tEeiI guns III response 4 loyal blhch
who lett Richmond os! tTids7. brought tie first
news N the nghi yhich Was At thai time going
oil The Pso?ie Wsrs very zPPTebslsiya Of the
result
Accounts from AIcCelian's army ale thai Gen
Sumner has been relieved fTom active service. ia
consequence Of his refusal TO reinforce Cen
f1eintzelman at the battle Of Williamsburg
PHILADELPHIA May l9-T The, Baiist.n CON
tam the following additional from Fortress
M0ETa-
1hs ,spGl,e Of the gunboats is generally ro-
eards1 q very serious affair On the Nsgua-
tugk seventeen are reported killed By the az
Posjyu aI ths guu The boat made useless
hghr aud wss viihlTswn The Gslsna vas
Uddied with shot and the loss is supposed to be
heavy.
The Monitor vas struck repeatedly but Is
said Il bs uninjuIsi
Adams afo quiet II Norfolk ILsro have bssH
several a tampts lately 10 Assassinata Union sol
iieIs
Yesterday ali affair oCcuIed causing soi1s dG-
sasiu5ss Col Brown 0f the 2OtE Indiana
stationed at Portsmouth. went out Of Town IN
the morning to take ride soon afteTT ards his
horse cams into town rounded without his
ndsr Ii is feared the colonel &c killed or
s=---,...szJ
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From THE NORTH !
E4FE and INTERESTING ENKBEI9-
CkNCE

W. Aave received northern PsPaIs SIS ists IS
the 23i instant nom which Ne glasn tha follow
ins intelligence
Dispatches flosl Washington ,ss!s .nss rs
infamous a0ufscatiou bill. TsPoItsi b. sEs coia
mittot ci III lower hoass. will certainly pass
which 4 0o. toEes5 that class IL tts South &c
caztiaa. tAe w2E. Il any there h.. who aIs Oz5a
enough v.l5E iss to desire iS snd it - oomPIo-
mise.
Dess5.5I5 sc Sa-d 10 IspOu 10 Mcclellan Lat
JoEDs,c-.s army "a iIOHt 81 Richmond is ever
lGu, ,OUo-soIas say l50,000-and refugees to
Hs:lsais amp that BeaursgsIi has l3O. 800
ms1 =: Coiiutll 0i whom 50, 90 are bsld III
the lrs, under Breckipridge, IS al aIeservs They
alzo IepoS. zen, Lovell's army IS having arrived
:. Car.uth iToR below
Washington dispatches Of the 2Ist stats JGst
Lincoln hss called upon the different States tor
la gs number of additional volunteers to FIJI
10 ti.o anss of the Federal army, which have
been dscimste1 hy disease aud battle Al
lGd.Dg - tue matter tue NsW ICIk TrIta5ss' ;
spccis Washington dispatch 1 tad May 2Ist,
says: Il is not yet precisely determined
Eist lanheE Of volunteers to call ioT bu; it Will
Hot b.. Gr from 10G, 500 including those nssiai
70 Gil up tbo old regiments "
The HeTaid's special says. ' The President
hss decided that SO 600 more yollntesTs shall ss
accepted. This is 70 81 up regiments which
have been thinned our by wounds and sickness
AMI to form reserve, under drill, ioT ths futlIe
which may be Tssdy st the dsei5i7s moment
The Posts Washington dispatches ,specislJ
gives the following startling intelligence, The
city IS mil Of excitement consequent upon "a
ported battles also tie report that ths Go7srnor
of oi.e Of the New England States fatly refused
to caji tor more troops until the government
sgres. to srIn and employ slaves whers it is dan
gerou5 tor white men 10 perform military duty ID
: dispa:ch from the Federal Aeet sbo7s foIt
Pillow to tn Chicago Times gives the hoax mat
the posi-.en hss certainly been evacuated b tne
Confederate, ana the! the latter have retired to
Fort Wright ,ehicb Is stated 10 be isr
stronger fortiGcaiion
Five H-. Rams, Teoently built al New Albany.
were ad.ir! to the dse; On the Dist instant A
mms
L dispal@A rom Cairo says thst accounts nom
Hsl!eck 4, army represent the weather as being
"intenss!y moi snd tbe men suffering greatly 1t
aids ttat 'sHHstr0sss ere Of constant OcouTTsacs
IIslleck has expelled all srny corresponding
rom his ines and all this craft left in disgust
On the 2Gth, 81 Zonte fOr some more c"Rgenal
cline
4 report Of the Federal loss st she hattie OF
Farmipsl =. shows = loss OF l3a killed snd
wounded
&ccouIis iron English papsrs rrgre,zi,t rhe
distress 10 Crest Britain and Irslent, il conss-
qUenee ot Inc GOTTEN ismine, es sPpalliny The
matter has been brought before PerlisDsnt ioT
the coueldeis.!gu Of that body
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EFs2s Cairo

SPECIAL Dispatch % tbs Chiesgo POST
CAno. NAY l5-.Ths gunboa. Mound City
having bssn thoroughly repaired, started O. he!
yetUIH to the feet tonight
There IS no truth il tho statement tsisgTGpns1
IRON nere last night that tho rebels have landed
troops On CTs'gGaad Pojnt Tae 5aly foqD5s
ion f5r she story i5 that our Pickets oa the pciur
weIs alarmed one Dighi, supposiEg tie enemy &c
be approaching, but the alarm 8Es EI0uC5!ess
No enemy sPpeareI
Much OF the STAN ibay g tsies rspho1 fy0m here
10 ihe apongion and 6soessioG 0rgs3s OF ycET ci.y
IS UlEaEiacturai cut OF whoie cloth
i9 Is reported thai force o. rebsi cavalry Is IL
he vicinity Vj Nsv hiadrId
An attack on hickman BY Clay Kings gang
wa7 On the rcbel progTsnme for Saturday night,
but for some reason they did not make their sp-
L5EFgncs
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IHE DEPTH OF EEMAN HAEEHBss
AND HAEIGNETE.

We have been shown ietter fsom 80 estims-
b,s southern lady within tAs Federal lines. which
sssses that one Of the northern papers publishes
d prayer, Is offered IL : EeW England church
hesseehing for " tIzsire IN he Soath. AID THE
PERPETUAL BaRHESNEss OF EVERY SOUTHERN
gyGMaN's WOMB - vas tine lostbsouie deprav.
ity Of Yankee character. O! The iisndish msligni.
> Of the Yankee race touafds rs eveT before er.
h.bited in such Citing .l-i1elt 1t eIceiz in
lniamy, u such ding he possible, the brutal
and d.sboiical order Of the mseresut BUTLER,
recently issued Al Now Orleans sacL is the
.ssI;ug Of the abandoned race Of people towards
e. who aTe nov seeking 10 whip us back into
81 iutJierabie social and political sflis tion with
rEem. Better tai let The smoking ruins OF once
prosperous cities, and q country made desolate
sud bAIrsu by our own hands sttest. II Hscessa-
y, tie inaomtsbie resolateuess Of our deter M
nation to be free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

- We bear soEle reasonable sheets init
uElins that there can, IN the nstuTe Of things,
be possible circumstances that would induce
them 10 prefer The Lincoln government to ths
Southern Confederaey. For our owR part, We
agree with c0temp0Iary, that il the choics is
forced upon u.s. which We DO not spPTshsud will
De the case. we should prefer sny despotism,
even that Of the Gar Of Russis or the black
1Ro0arcb Of rhe widest race in Africa, tc the
Tule Of Abe Lincoln. Hatred Of him Is the only
legacy a southern mGa should ssk of him, and
inst should be auTsed until its Vsst sm6unt
should be beyond computation. l
TIE Way TIE YANKEE PAPERS DECEIVE
THE AAssEs.--The Yankee papers, in order 70
deceive the northern masses about the great
Union reaction that is asserted e De pro
Guessing in parts Of LIS South publish the sb-
surd fslsehocd that Gov. Clark, Of North Caro-
nnG, has refused TO furnish shy more troops to
JEFF. Davis, and has recalled sIl the North Care
Ina troops now IN tLs rebel krnys and that North
Carolina hss Gsld convention Of its citizens
and pronounced against giving further aid to the
rebellion"
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GENER ORDERs no. 54.
RrERs wEsTEEE DEPAETMEET.

DlfLHlH1 Miss My y ~
AT EswspspeE sUd otbeE public coFTssPo1dsnts
axe hereby ordered leave this pest b. the frst
Ta.n vii they be permitted &c return within twenty.
dTe miles Of the lines
II The IuspectoTsG s1aTsl cf the army are specially
charged With the execution CT this order both 10 rsls
ton to correspondents here any otEers who may
arrive
III Odes5s sai seidis7s a.s forbidden to zits Of ths
movements Of the army IN their correspondence and
the General commanding confidently relies on The pa;r
otrn OF bis troops foT the fsthiul execution Of this
order.
Il, Ali oGsess and FsiTass absent from their posts
foT days without lesTe, shall be dropped from the
rolls Of the army and be considered ss deserters and
when arrested, shan be punished accordingly Their
VIII also be published in all the newspapers Is
suct By command Of
GEN BEAUREGARD.
9E0. v. BRENT. Acting Chief Of statf. lmy27.lz
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CORN FOE SAFE.

! HAVE ozs thousand bushels CT white C3IE fcI sale
L IL the eaE-shucksi or unShucked- at M dogTTood
ridge farm, south Of Horn Lake, Mississippi bottom De-
Soto county, Mississippi, sixteen miles below smpbs
Less than nile Of mississippi bottom to s. through
Purchasers il CT about Memphis nust pay the money
TO my factors Messrs r. A. Parker Son, cf MsnpbiS
snd get from them order for the corn on ny mana
ger on the place Tboss In the RslghboThood must pay
ny manager, and carry the exact change. Pries 70
csats per buShsl st present, OF l2ls cents bushs
sEtTs for shslng G1d sscking-tbs buyer TO furnish
sacks AID t7iBs. Lily rssdsncs IS Sc miss from the
PiGcs sud cannot attend tc il
NJ 27-2t Z ". BEDFORD
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& Decision Of abe Supreme CozT5 Sf ths
State Of RIlfncis.

OTTAWA. May I9.-Tha Supreme CSurt re-
7srsed the Judgment in Wright's casa, deciding
the law requiring the revenue to Be collscted and
paid out in gold and silver alone as obligatory
u05 a. 1t Was previous to the passage Of the act
OF Congress making Treasury notes legal tender
il the payment Of debts This Is q subject e1
clusively within the control Of our Legislature,
ami with which Cong rrs5 has nothing to do.
The Legislature might requiTs all revenue to be
paid in gold hlOns, on in silver, oI com or cattle
although gold ana silver have always been legal
tender in the payment Of debts Au opinion at
length will Be hereafter writ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27
GENERAL ORDERS No.59.

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT
CORISTE, MISS. Isy %, 1852.
y vi5" ct tee impending events, and the proximity
4 Of tie enemy al publications relating 70 the
organization or movements Of this army any portion
thereof is pest lively prohibited hoeTeE shall violate
this order, If citizen, shall be sent forthwith beyond
ths l2ss cai shall not be permitted return within
EsJc again sud Il IN the service shall &c punished
cccCrd1g 20 the rules and regulations foT ths army
The Inspector General and Assistant inspectors s-s
especially charged 7Tith the execution OF this srdsr
Ey coumsnd CT GEN REACREGARC.
GEO. W BRENT Acting Chief Of staff TIny2-.l-y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27
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The enemy Goet s sill anchored below
Vl1ksbuTg-ths rigafrs Bsookig4 and Vermont
having joined The Gotila ou sunday neEnjng.
Tie vessels number fomtzeE. A reconnaissance
was attempt5i Dn Saturday gveninE, but PIE.
vented lt l. reported that IL Federal =.s
busly engaged ia constructing s-f-s, which il IS
supposed aTs To receive m5TtsTs. The people
contnGs dele, .alued 20 rrslst IL 'hs as; e1