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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-12
Attachnent Notice.

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~ TACHMENT wa issued o of Hiy iii .
on the 18th day Of April, 1867 fn vor Of saniue
=. Gilbert and William r. Bqker, ag4iHsi D,n gI
Fowler, and it appearing by sfi iavit htt IL a.
fendant is nOn-residont Of the s. Of ethdlt 4,
and that service could not be had b mn Ous,
sasd defendant is b, reby notified thai th- hearing
Of saticau will take place my flee 10 Plgson
township, VanderbuTg cOaut Indiana, on q
18th day Of Ma, 1852 IT tius o'clock N the f0Te.
noon. 4. G. W. MCBbIDE, Justtrs.
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.FREsH GARDEN sEEDs.

FEVH II SUhSC Is ~ Is orr. 1s o 70 E
a sale well ass Irtef 81. ok OF fresh afd purs
Garden Seeds, all OF which b ~ been groau Oy
himsef. Also, about 500 roots Of oIs a. !. Victoria
khubarb b, such as he has been suppiyi Z = cu-tg.
aa.Ts v ifh his stall IL marxsr the ifa tgu yeirs
one year old CataTbt Grape v aes, Al bofTi Gs
from two to i've feet high, % DbaRe We et OtatO
PLANTS &C, at mis- stalEfn the mp ser Marks Hau-s
IN market morning. and At lis Ca d-u IN the
Eswbur gh road. Orosrs lift at q. M nfs stO
Main street, sJoining Wsshingt1u Hotels wall Ls
pi omptv attsudel to.
nh19d2 u- WA1O WAIVER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-12

RUP GgVTsS REkEk 20 W~NRRs
k@ iu met tai kl gs---Io0 kegs just Tecsi we'd an
for sale by 8. +. gilbert & Co., NO. { Sycamore
street. ---- --'-- - is~-''t tt
=, sALT.-200 bbls KaEawha Salt both large and
small size, just received, aud for sale by s. Z. Gil
bert a Co. - sa5 .a =zH ---7r e1l--le BE
MUSTARD.-r0 bxs, dozen each, Kentucky
Mustard just received, and for sale by D' .-4
,st..-.--, ----ft e s. Z. GIL BERT.ACo-
APPS No. s. camoFeF Street.
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G1 ABBE, at the st. Charles Saloon, First
street, betw cen Main and Locust, 90 bb's of Har-
rist Celebrated Dayton Ohio Ale, who has been ap-
pointed the sole agent for the safe of said liquors.
SOLD heap forcash. -a @t-- m 4y6-3md
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TuE RECENT NEW PARTY MOVE.
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The Baltimore Imerie5n gives the Geld 5houl-
del b. the new conservative movement headed
by Critteudeu and Clhel., as we'll as TO the Dsn-
ocratc address 0 'he attempt to rally the
conservatives into new party, itsays
Ostenslbly this would seem to be a move in
the right direction, but, although We should ike
TO see the difficulties Of a sectional nature out Of
which have grown this horrible war settled, we
want to sec the war terminated, net on the basis
OF that sandy foundation, " compromise" but
on that ether and more solid basis--5ubmi5sion
i is nothing to live if one cannot learn by ez
pcrience; aud the lessons of the last eighteen
months must uot,bebuttsred TO pass unimproved.
We know now, too well, what compromise
meant then that however sincere and patriotic
were the men who Tied SO earnestly to effect
compromise, that those who affected 10 consider
1.-THE BIeckluudge pOlIticlaus-weTe merely
using tie country for uit8rioT purposes-tO gain
time. We waur no moIe Of them-we want no
attempts AT them, until the power Of the govern
m1ntl Is etteCtuallY viudlcatei, and the meu who
have agltated and embroiled the country fer sci.
rsh purposes for uear a halt century, aud at
last plunged It into blo0dsbed, sTe put down.
OF the Democratic address II says:
We have taken uo notice Of the Democratic
address, recently put forward by an insignificant
faction at Washington, because it was enough
for US that 1t bore on its face it's own eondemna-
ton. Doomed TO public contempt in the sweep
ing tide Of patriotism tha now rolls IN triumph
over he laud, the little knot of broken down and
iiscredited schemers 5Thc havs concocted this
precious manifesto will scarcely bs heard Of IN
he splendid yln6!ca.lcn e Il noble destiny the
nation Is etf5c;ng tor Itself and Hhen the adjust
neat Ui uuE difficulties lB hna---s5 it will be.
sc trust, by tie power Of a noble government,
instead of any Intervention OF "compromise''
tho heads Of thu government at Washington
Till receive that need Of public appreciation due
hose who have shown j 5iuglehearted purpose
o vlndicate the integrity OF 4 mighty nationality.
hr cbjo' nope Of suffering humanity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

SIT down when b. goes bone and lust inquire
into II 1t Is also true VI u-1rlya houses in the
Interior the finer part, trop the piano to the
Plow, was made at tbc North As for food and
Talment, everything, except the Mere substantials
OF llte, has been the product Of the North
BY this kind OF observation the reader will see
now dependent we have been, and in it, too, he
will lind reason for the belief Of the enemy that
we are totally helpless without his aid
IL Mobile alone, suppose that what we con
sumo III this way were maio here See what an
immense stimulus itwOuid give to the mechanic
aTts-how many thousands of true, industrious
men II would supply with work. and ultimately
make rich or comfortable See how our popula
ton would increase bow the stimulus to max
ing food and cultIvatiug luxuTies would follow
and how the working and honest men would
mud new reasons for loving this country
And yet there are occasionally men 10 be found
who are lukewHrm iu cause whose success is
to bring MS this prosperity, and who are inclined
TO take their ease, if 8tter them were tbe de-
luge,, as tho French king, Louis, said-as though
they had 10 stake III ths fuCure-as though thew
were ready to leave their children to sink into
poverty and distress under the conquered rule
Of Yankee government
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

ASTRONOMICAL - Mundane affairs of no
agreeable character have long kept Us from our
weekly pleasant task Of chatting about the stars
aud Of sublime facts connected with them, but
We call the attention of observers to the present
position OF the planets Jupiter and Saturn. They
may be seen near each other In the southwestern
heavens after the evening t|ilight has passed
away Jabiter has pure, white, brilliant light !
Saturn Is Of a dull reddish hue. The two
planets have been approaching each other ever
since the commencement of the year. We also
remind the same class Of readers that on We'd
uesday OF next week there will BE an eclipse of
the moon about midnight. The eclipse will be
total and the toEaI obscursdon will last an hour
aud Tires minutes. 1t will be a striking eclipse
and well worth sitting up to see.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

Tue IEEING YEsTERDAY.-The meeting
called at tho Mayors Office was not as large or
enthusiastic as tho occasion required. Rev. F.
4 Tyler was called to the char. Gen n. JET
Thompson made Pat.icuc speech. urging upon
the people prompt aud immediate action. Col.
Robert +. Loouey also made 40 eloquent speech
in response to repeated calls Quite sensation
was created i'll the meeting by the eloquent and
thrilling speech usds By Dir g. Malcolm,
stranger end fugltivs IA our midst, who net
only urged promPt action, but was the FIRST to
volc nteer for the purpose Of defending Fort
Pillow aud Memphis. Or. Sam. Bard also made
stirring speech, and suggested that N view
OF the general understanding ss 10 the object Of
tue meeting that 1t adjourn 70 rect again 10
morrow u. o'clcck There iii t1e.z:y-s ba
another meeting this evening, and q tie 9bj7et
proposed is one Of vast impOrten-e. 70 IS hoped
there will be general attendance
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NOTECE.

H9ADoUAR TGa5 ssTH IEc.. REGIMENT.
sTH BRT}AD-, III sOIAh'S DIVISION. !
yOEINTH Gay @7.L, -6tx }
4 IL members f the 35.l Islu=sses Regiment nov
n lbselt CT f1rlougl, are hereby oEdsred 10 report
-heInsel, these Hzdq ~ Ln ten dsys fro-
this dete, CT lhsy viii De- reported and published de-
secJeIs and iug- for and sTTes.e1 such. All
who are be1rlGdau must s-rd .orwsJ- . Hospital sur
geonS cerdtC= CT hey w be dealt with deseTters
b COmusnL JOHN =. CAkTGH,
Colonel 5-I- EeUEezsee Reg meat
L. kETCHUH A6iuraut. TmY29 STE
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mil tho Color, 10 ,he rEnsr.

We copy the following editorial from the Rich
nond Christian Adrosats We comnsud It's
spirit to every southern mau
The resolution of people Il a pouer not to
be despised Il Is the essential tIs-ths vital
izing energy Of 4 uatlon- 1t lives when disa5-
tsrs snd discouragements multiply, and survives
the loss Of every Comfoft Like charity. It must
eaual every trial and It's record be II Hsvsr fail
etl." Had the South entered into this struggle
without previous reflection, had our people not
first settled and carefully every point
both morally and politically involved, and had
they not, before the conflict begun reached
clear and well-defned position cOusclenhously,
tle path Of duty would have been less plain
We are at wal. not from G tanCled sense Of
honor. not because excited and angry not be-
cause we desire to gain an undue slYantage over
another people but We battle for the principles
of constitutional government foI the legitimate
privileges Of State foT the sacred rights Of tree
men for liberty OF conscience. iOI the defense
of our homes, our loved ones and ouT property.
We war against the most deliberate plunder
scheme by which any people were ever threat
ened. Our excitement is that of indignation
our impulse is love Of all that intelligent Chris
tian men hold to be- valuable, our resolution is
to prefer death to vsssslage to the most tanatica
selfish and dishOnOrable race that now pretends
to be civilized. Nail the cOlors to the mast
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Improvement Committee.

u II ordained by the Board OF Mayer aud Aldermen
ID Of the City Of Memphis:
that from aud after the passage Cf this ordnance lie
Committee On Improvements, majority thereof, In
conjunction with the By0r, shall eli be aud hereby
suhoTzed and empowered 70 Lave such damages may
eeeur TO The bridges ut The city repaired in the intervals
~ the sessions Of tle Board of Aldermen when IN their
iudgme such damages viii admit Of delay in their
rspaTslion Ill another moo-ug Of the Board Provided
the costof The work shall rot exceed $50
Be il fuTth5r ordained That all contracts made and
entered into by tie Committee improvements under
The authority Of the rs section Of this ordinance with
estimates Of the cost Cf fulfilling tie shall be sub
mlted % tie Board Of Aldermen AT their first or
regular meeting thereafter
j. Be N further ordained. hat Gl ordinances sud
parts Of ordu4ucss conflicting with she provisions II
this ordnance be and the sau-t ere her bv repealed
AprE-v=- I-g L. -cf2.
JOHN FzEE Esycr
Attest-L- RIcBARus Cry Ree's=-
0una
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MAR RED,
SOLDIERS FAMILIES

Ou tae 18th ult, by Richard Hines, Mr.. J. HENRT
MoRKIsOS and Miss NOZZLE MCHUaHr all Of this city.
Amidst the clasn of arms and din Of war which 70
sounds throughout the land Congratulate the bride
and bridegroom they have fouud refuge in domes
DC happiness hat OulY bliss Of paradise which has
survived the fall"
Happy they, the happlest Of their kid
Whom genIler unite, and IN one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes, and their beings blend
Henry, thou shOuldst be graIeul, joyous man, for
thy beautiful bride entered thy home
''Tuers 70 be a light
Shining within, when ali without is night
guardian angel Ter thy life presiding,
Doubling thy pleasure and thy cares dividing"
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MISCELLANEOUS
6EYERAL ORpER III. i.
IE EADoUARIERs ls- Corps ARuy OF rEEl
MISSISSIPPI

HEADQUARTERS ls- Corps AEuy OF rEEl
MISSISSIPPI
LJRLy-H. saay g u Le6z
ALL soldiers absent s-1l. she Isl Army Corp uv
. expiration Of fur@ug1 olnerF--- dsfsa -
report a; hess Hsadqua. VsI-LIu rle u-E szu
days from this daEs Al a0sturees without leave ar
Memphis or In iIs viCilLy will report Caot j. h.
Z 1mOodsOn, az tbs Office Tlru- a. 10. Ia EsUyLis
within the day, who viii furnish them win
transpora ion II snt tied thereto.
Those falling % comply with this order w.t1u rs= pea.
riods Shove prescribed, viii be end treated z
dzszrteTs.
By order cf Major General PCLE.
GEORGE WI. LLAEECE
a. a. oeLe.a.
HEADQUARTERS -sr CORPS ARET OF TEEl
Mss s.-- -PEL -
CJHLSTH, sfay 2l-1 -5c2. J
Special Orders No. 5I-
I ALL leaves OF soszncz granted 90 cE1srs or r1sa
l. Of this srmy corps, except from rbsss z-al7 cap.
trrs are hereby revoked azi al persons h0-1s LL41
ordered tc report . rdsil rs- PeC-7s -O--ssz .s-
dsts-y
~ order of MaforgsnsraI PoLE
GEO. WLLLLAllSC-
myl7-Iw IA E .s- ers.-
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The FREF MAkKET - The following was
banded in last night by a lady. We publish it
with pleasure
memphis, May 50, 1862.
EDIIORs APPEAL; In your caluzans allow
US, the wives and families of volunteers, residing
in the city Of Memphis and vicinity, to return
our sincere thanks, and lasting gratitude, to all
toose kI'd and charitable persons, who have so
nobIy contributed towards our Iehei The bless
ing OF many an innocent child will be uttered
for those who have kept him from hung-r. We
grAgetuIly acknowledge the very great kindnesses
Gud ast uJiOu paid 10 our wants and necessities,
By I Lang, President of the Soldiers Aid So
e.5-y al - 2-s assistants
Most respectfully,
SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT
COEIyTH Mss Nav u 1872

CoRINTH MISS, Nay p 1862
ALL newspaper and other public Correspondents
arc hereby ordered 20 leave this post by tha frst
TRAIN ncr viii they be permitted to return within twenty
I've miles Of the lines
u The llspectors-denersl Of the army are specially
charged with the execution Of this order both in rej
ton TO correspondents now here sny Others who NAV
arrive.
Ill Officers and soldiers forbidden to write of the
movements Of the army IN their correspondence and
The General commanding conf IDENTIFY relies on the pgtr
ousn OF bis troops for the faithful execution Of this
order.
" AL officers aud privates absent from their posts
for seven days without leave shall be dropd from lie
ros ot the army and be considered ss deserters and
when arrested shall be punished accordingly Their
names viii also Be published 10 all the newspapers as
sacn by command of
~, -, - GEN BEAUREGARD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

TIE JAn.-The work OF Jail destruction does
not progress 50 rapidly as SO good work should
do. The engines were there II ths morning 10
save the surrounding houses from any injuryby
It's burning, bat they had to return, for 1t was
evening before tt . t05cn 'vas applied Tic burn.
ing has been Of no use, it hao destroyed the bet
ter yenrila cd aud more open part of the iail
but the dark, uoSome, prStilent, filthy cells re-
main as Ehey were before. They are arched and
buried in deep receSses of masonry, and they 70
main iaract i'll all their obj ctiouabls features.
Restore the doors to these cells and they are as
much Tture houses and black holes as before.
rno walls must come down, and to the ground,
b. fore the hideOus BastiIe can be rendered in.
uo4ious. We doubt not the money uld read
ily Do subscribed to buy few pounds OF powder,
and to pay the few hands that would be necesss-
ry 20 complete he powders work The whole
calaboOse department must bs demolished.
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GENERAL ORDERS No.J9.

hAa&aAtRN EaAA IND " E1 LIN DbfAh1MEN1. /.
CoFINTH, MISS, May >, 1852 :
view If the impending events. and the proximity
Il Of Tie enemy, al publications relating % the
oTgan-Zarcn Of This army, or any portion
thereof, Is poE lively prohibited Whoever sha violate
his order II citizen shall be cent Forthwith beyond
The dnss, ana shall uo- be permitted return within
--sn sgaIc, ard, IL The tsIs.os, shall be published
s-5ordLng the rules ard regulations 4. tie army
Tie InspecI0T-zeDerG aud Assistsus Inspectors e.e
especially charged viii the execution OF this srdar.
By commando Of GEN BEACREGARD
GEO W. Brent Acting CHI of sal Lnvc7ly w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

OFFICE CIVIL GOV AID PROV. 1ysEsEz-. .
MEHEEI-. Lay ssh 800
GITIZEES IA The c5uu-ry solicited 10 --us 90 .l-
- cIrY AL kluds CT u-osislcLz. zud hereafter --ev
be permitted sell the d a- L.--- OF -.y-
tT,n rlsr market wagons, uL---r 1l-z-l-E -st-
Nil CT paying any l-sLE= fer --s privilege o-E
sELsi q hs prices By r-5 tzI- =sfsOsL= by oll-
NJ o ldsnE Of Tho Pos. ]. d. ACA---lJz-,
uryzg .sr Civil fr0vFrrn- ..rr l--rr..ar -.ar bal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

The Tiver continues failing moderately. We
"a warm weather yesterday with wind aud
dust, and in the evening heavy storm OF thun
der, ginning and rain l. WAS preceded by a
tornado of dust, that disagree, able but plentiful
commodity, rushing along the streets, towering
above houses and churches. and bringing dirt
and discomfort wherever opened doors and win
dOw5 allowed its entrance -.-- There was but
little Of a mercantile character doing at the
landing yesterday. The Bracelet arrived; the
Eliza 6 and other boats eft At six o'clock
the boats at the landing were the Kentucky,
Golden Age, Eliza G., Bracelet, Granite State,
Il. ". Hill, Conway, Sovereign and Victoria.
The Bracelet Is advertised 20 leave fer Hell.
sns, Napoleon and Greenville, on Tuesday even
g.. The Gen. Sterling Price is also sdver-
tised. She leaves for White river, by way of
Napoleon, on Tuesday.
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AT WHOLESALER.


22J bales best Us Osnabmrgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills assd Ducks,
40 cases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OVerShOes,
10 Gents Boots,
Q WOmen's StOHt Shoes,
II ChiIdren's shoes,
6 Youths Shoes
SO Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Kip shoes,
6 EkusSet Shoes,
~ Umbrellas,
20 pieces Tweeds and CasstrneFes
so Jeans,
50 s. Ticking,
% Hersey,
20 WeTImOg,
400 Plaid and Striped DO
mcstics,
40 %" GiMghams,
no Heavy ShITting Checks,
$50 '' CaIIcOes,
80 Hickory SlliTftnEs,
20 dozen OVeraHIs,
IL Heavy Wool Jackets,
300 pairs PantaEOOBs,
SO Suits Gray KerseyS,
500 dozen Spool Cotton.
10000 dozen Cotton YarHs,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 Wool Hose,
SO Cotton Hose,
so Misses and Children
Hose,
80 gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs, Turkey Red Cotton,
80 lbs, knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. Zephyr WOTsteds,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, quilts.
Brown shIrttBEs and sheettDEs,
BIeached
Checked JacOnet and swiss Mus.
iIDss
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Ltnseys,
Canton FIanneIs, Green BaiZe,
White and Red EIA1neIs,
SHaVyIs, Neck Comforts,
Black VelVets, AEPaccas,
Irish Linens,
TEandkeTcHiefs, CTayats, Gloves,
Ladies and Gents GauntIetS,
Heavy Buck and SeaI
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet VaFpS,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins
Table cutlery. scissors, etc.
We effer the above, and other desrablsgoods
- 60 .t yyrFFor rs8Tr r0R Cash
z Country Socks, Jeans, LiDseys, ETC., wi
be taken III exchange tOI goods
JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO.,
Corner Of Adams and Second stTssts.
jsl4-ly
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE !, I-o-
Notice 10 News agents, News DenIcr-, and
Eae Public Generally.

In consequence of the greatly increased cost
of paper and ink both having gone up within
the past two or three months over one hundred
per cent, we are forced, in selflcfense, to raise
the price of the paper upon all news dealers,
carriers aud agents. From and after this date,
therefore, the uniform price OF our paper will be
FIVE CENTS per copy NwEiI b rstailed at the
counter, as heretofore. atf five cents.
May y. 1862
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

Egy j. s. Levy Il Co, sell at their sales
rooms, 1876 Main street, tomorrow (Monday)
morning at 10 O'clock ten hogshesds choice
sugar, a lot of tobacco and other sundry articles
TOO numerous to mention, to close eOnsigpments.
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WAITED To INVEST,
FROM 10000 10 75.ONO nnIlars

invest N an imported PLANTATION and
HAND between sfsul his Gud ElcksbuIg on or
aesT the Mississpp river desirable improved Resi-
Esate 10 or near the City Of Memphis Proposals 20
sell are Invited from principals and owners only tuo
from SCENTS sdi-sss=I with ssslrd aud dascrip
uon ct properly. rC LEX roy 10. - Memphis T05
Once Pi-R1HASFR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

a. Why on earth, Ke5iah,7 asked Squire
Jones Of his sister, Mrs Larkin, did you give
your boy such an everlasting hard name7 It's
as long as a string Of dried apples Well,
brother, boys are so particular when they grow
up, and always want romantic and fine sounding
names; and so / told my husband we would call
the child Peleg Zerubabel Kish Elkinah Habak-
kuk, aud when ne gets old enough, he can take
his choice The Squire thought il would be
hard picking, but be did not say so; and Mrs.
Larkin went on with her knitting in a state Of
serene satisfaction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

r. Wallace, hyde & Rogsrson, the busy
auctiOneers, offer for sale, Monday morning, one
negro woman also horses, sugar, molasses,
piano, furniture, watches, clothing and shoes.
See advertisement
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

McsTcAEY We are obliged 10 the hsslth
ofhceE. u F5ytoa fer tas following uoEtuary
repent tot tas r9ok ending at Z 81. APoPlszy,
!, burn, !, consumption. :, congestion q the
brain. >. clroni- diar!hsa {: dysenteEy, J;
debility. l, 1snang1. /, dyPhtlssia ,, srysips-
las, i hydrocePIalus !, infa-tile Esmi.Lent, ?,
inflammation cf thu bowels, J. i-tsr@ittent tsver,
L ma,asrnus, l. Poeum oria, I paralysis l.
scarlet fever, /; unknown, Z, tstauus Total
50 RzcapitulauVn: Adults, IS. children. IL
males, ~, females, To- ciuzsus IS, strangers,
IL; whites, 25i blacks, 5 Total, 90 Ihis Is
rather heavy number 10 report, and indicates
that the cleanliness and gensral sanitary ooudi-
ton Of the city requires attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

To TIT TRADE ONLY - Wallace, Hyde &,
Eogsrso- Ill ssII, Monday morning, leO dozen
Of mems, boys, women and chiIdren's boots
anu shoes, il lots See advertisement
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

CHINA AID GLASS WAR; by special re-
quest Mf. Cbas. n Erich has determined to
pos:PoUe his auction ale sci for Monday, aud
will continue to sell gu, MS stock. uuul further
notice at Prlyats sale ~ greatly reduced prices.
H!s-5tc-k Is still very complies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

GREAT OVERFLOW or WATERFOWL friends
at Vidalia, opposite Natebez, are suffering tern.
bly from the back-wstsr out Of Lake Concordla
The overflow Of that lake has covered nearly
every plantation this side On the river front
For miles the country now presents one great
sea Of water, with au occasional building and d
few trees above the flood Our planters in Con-
cordia parish are suffering terribly.
There is decided fall in the water reported at
Memphis, but its effects will not reach here for
many days-not in time, as we had ardently
hoped. to save much distress from the flood
Natchez Courier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-01

70 Ths Rev J \ V'ai5=l vii preach IL
the Second FIesbyis-.2u church. corner Of
Main 5ul Beal streets. TINS morning at IO3
o'clock, eni ct 7}P.1