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sons Hair Regeneration aId Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances. known them restore the hair where It had
fallen ol, dludrf the hair is original
color cur, entirely the most painful h.adachcs-and in
some instances serious huInors Personally have
been shlrer in several Of these benefits.
lev. HENRY HILL, Manchester, =. L
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kidncy Difficulties.

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VEGETABLE L--aZ IJGD1CINES.
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Notice.

THIS Ia 10 certify that hereby give my son, George
.rmwin his time, and shall pay debts Of his
tracing claim any of his rnings after ths date
rlaiDh.ld, Oct. 9TH, 1861. BROCK LEHWIN.
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Gro. {. GOODWIN CO. Il Na7sIaN S. DO
ton GkAG2AL GEMS. sold every y here ~ iruggiSs-
r. Z. SMITH. aEec- f1r Yer -lou.
f. PIERCE, E} lesae a.d ,etaii Agent. y ,r.ae;i.r
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09
Reading Matter on Every Page.

PEEsoNALTTIEs.-We continue t. receive
every day, communications Intended for the
columns of the Union appeal, which contain
special complaints against some of the officials
and private citizans of Memphis From what
they say, some Of these complaints are doubt
less just. We would love to see all grievances
redressed, and every part Of the city purged
from every trace of wrong. But there ia dan
ger in the present condition Of things, of driv-
ing too fast, and Jehu-like, too furiously
Quaker deliberation just now is better than
Yancey rashness. We v ISL to see all divisiye
and d.asraQting Influences Withdrawn, and to
foster whatever viii harmonic and coalesce
the feelings and sentiments of the whole COM
muuity. We know it is the opinion of many,
whose standing and responsibility entitle them
10 a hearing, that some unwise things have
been done, and some unwise appointments
been made. Could we have expected other
wise? Instead Of filing the columns of "A
daily paper with personalities, sometimes pain
ful and bitter, the General Comm anding in
vites, we understand, free communication with
himself in respect to all such matters. This
course may keep the community less disturbed
and equally well secure the end desired.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

SKIRMIsH ON WINCHESTER STREET.-Yes-
terday, near The bayou on Winchester street,
couple of daughters of Erin's Green Isle, for
getting their calling and position in life, as
tumed the militaire, maneuvering, fanking,
and enflading in the most approved style of
the p. r. From words they came oblows, and
from blows to a fattened nose-here they be-
suppose, as the last seen Of them stout, good
looking policeman was escorting them west.
ward.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

FkibA1s august lo1-
Revised daily for the UNION APPEAL by 1. d.
Conaway Co, wholesale and retail grocer, No. q
Madison street, between Main street and Front Row.
COTTON-30 to Sc in gold
C0FFEE-Sales at . to 25c 3 D for Rio; Java S.
FLOUR-Sales of superfine at S525 to 81 choice
extra, s5.25 to IS: double extra 81.
sUGAR-yery little in market; selling at 81 to az
BACON-sugar cured canyassed hams from to Sc;
PLAN do, country cured, sc; shoulders, best at
8 70 81; sides, to &c,
LARD-At s1ze in bbIs; choice, in kegs, So to &c.
BUTTER-Sales Of good at from II TO Ice
EGGS-At from Is to 15e. by the hrl.
MACKEREL-SaIes of No. 1 at sIs 2 Dbl; halfbbls
SO; No. large, bbls, $3.50; halfbbls, 81. White
fish SC 3 u for half brl
HERRIEG-Sales OF Holland at SIS q key.
wHITE FIsE-HaIf-bbls., at 81 50.
PorATOES-At q. p Z bush.
RYE-At Coz 2 bush.
BE4NS-sales of choice white at $500 = bushel;
choice navy, s. . to $3.50; castor beans soc.
PEAS-sales OF split at 81 2 bush.
HOMINY-ssles OF Clint at sl-25 p bush.
CORN MEALZtt 75c . bushel
CANDLE-Sales of star, in large quantities, at Il
to 16e 3 n pressed, lac.
LAGER BIER-sales at si4 3 bb.
HAY-sales at $50 to s23 per ton. .-
CATAWBA wINE-At 81 + doz. .-..
OATS-At Is TO 47I&c.
cORN-Sales at soc per bush.
SALT SC = br., and firm.
GHgEsE-At 8 10 &c 2 70.
CHICKENs-At s. to $50 p dcz.
The above quotations are in Federal currency and
Northern money.
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Cam

TIE NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE-THE Orig
NAL CAMPBELL MIEsrRELs.-As was severe
" taken TO task last night by one of the en-
ployees Of Mr. Beekner, for writing an article
which appeared in yesterdays Appeal, / wish
to define my position. l had no personal
quarrel with Mr.. Beckner. l did, some
work for Mr.. Beckner, which he paid me for.
He went to st. Louis, and then the original
Campbells started the theater. They offered
me an engag ement, and as / have crippled
wife and little boy entirely dependent
upon me for support, l cheerfully accepted
employment, and promised to use my best
efforts to forward the interests of the company
as a business agent and painter. only acted
as a secretary, believing the facts to be true as
they were represented. AS to the truth
of the statement made in the article OF
Yesterday, Messrs Smith, Stout, Berges, Man.
ming, Cole, Spencer, in fact, the entire com
pany are ready to go before magistrate, and
make oath. trust this statement win exon
crate me from any improper imputation. Mr.
w. w. Patton will give any other informa
ton or satisfaction that may be necessary.
G. A. KANE.
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AN officer Of one of the Minnesota reei-
ments narrates the following as an illustration
of the mode ofmaking war under the conser-
vative policy: "N.ar Nashville lives a lady
who has two sons in the rebel army, driven
thither quite as much by her fierce exhorta-
tions and urgings as by an impulse of their
own. On the occupation OF Nashville by our
troops, the secesh lady suffered the loss of five
of her chickens, and had but three left. In
dignant at such plunderings by the 'hirelings
of Lincoln, she repaired to headquarters, and
laid her grievances before the officer in COM
mand. She was most respectfully listened to,
compensation made to her for her loss, and q
guard of twelve men placed over her premises
for eight weeks to guard her three remaining
hensI"
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For the Ueion Appeal
EDITOR APPEAL: INDUCING in a stroll in
the suburbs of the town last evening, l
CHANGED to pass through the camp of the 9th
Missouri infantry just at the hour of dress par
ade, and witnessed one of the most enthusiastic
demonstrations of confidence and esteem that
it was ever my good fortune to meet with.
Colonel p. L. Bland, the commander q
the regiment, who had been for several
weeks absent on account of sickness, which it
was feared at one time would deprive his regi-
ment and the service Of an able officer and
soldiers friend, had so far recovered as TO re-
turn and assume the command; and this being
his first appearance since in official capacity,
he took occasion after the ceremonies of the
evening parade to make a short but able
and soul-stirFing address to MS soldiers.
They answered him with the widest
shouts of applause. At the close of the speech
the air rang with a cordial aud heartfelt cheer
upon cheer for their gallant Colonel, in which
every man without exception bore his part.
Such a. spontaneous demonstration from the
rank and file of thu army speaks volumes il
praise of their commander, and could not have
been but gratifying to Col. Bland. This regi-
ment is one of the finest in the service, and
although they have been fourteen months
1 in the field, they now number over
six hundred efficient men. Their drill is
perfect, which, with their excellent soldierly
/ bearing, shows the ability and skill of their
commander. With an army of such men as
compose the 9Th, our country and our cause is
! safe. e- d. III.
South Memphis, Aug. s, 1862.
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RATHER UNLADY-LIKE.-Y esterdsy even
ing quite an excitement was occasicned on
jefferson street by one of the fairer sex, who,
under the influence Of fire water" could not
be persuaded that she was 81 only second
airy importance in the momentous events OF
the day. For some misdemeanor or breach of
the peace she was arrested by the police, and
as they were escorling her to the abode of the
evil doer endcavored to give her lungs free
airing before being placed in durance. Ye
local was in the neighborhood, and hearing
the tumult in the street, thrust his head
fortunate and erring creature cry out: Hur-
rah for JET. DaUis and A5e Lincoln, and
Bully for me r
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This process, too, is that by whieh our pres
ent army can be most rapidly reinforced, since
the men raised might be sent to the field as ias.
as they were collected, and digested into the
body of the army, day by day, without delay,
and without sensbly diluting its discipline.
w hereas, raised by regiments, as at present.
with officers and men equally raw, they must
be kept IN camps of instruction till the press
ing want of tkeir service has gone by, or the
opportunity of their usefulness is lost
Ii it be said that the stimulus to recruiting
will be taken away if the aspirations of new
officers are repressed, we do not hesitate to
meet that alternative by saying that it would
meet the wants Of the country and the views
of an enlightened public sentiment better to
draft The whole 100000 men, with distinct
understanding that they were to fill out the
skeleton regiments to which the army of vet
Grams has become reduced, than to have them
raised, without drafting, by volunteer pro-
cess, TO which raw officers and unskilled medi-
cal men would communicate their own ignor-
ance and inadequacv.
Although it is purely on sanitary grounds
that We urge this plea, i! would be easy to
show that military and political wisdom are in
exact harmony with sanitary requirements in
| IaVoriEg such plan. But we do not venture
beyond our own sphere to urge considerations
OF which others are so much better Judges.
If government will call on the Ne iical De
partment of the army for its official judgment
| on this grave and urgent question, we feel no
dSubt that these views will be abundantly
| confirmed, and more forcibly argued.
We have the honor to be, with great respect
your obedient servants,
ID. w. BELLOWS,
w. H. VAN buren,, HI. D.,
G. r. AGNEw, NJ. D.,
W. GIBBs, NJ. D.,
F. l.. OLMsTED,
GEO. 7. SraoNG,
Exec. Com. u. s. Sanitary Commission.
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The settlers of South CaroIina-s Big
Joke.

The settlers OF south CaEDAiA1-@
From DeBow's Review, May, ,sGl.l
Essex is the NEST orderly and religious
county in the commonwealth, and although
the wsalthiest in proportion TO the pop
ulation, its citizens are as remarkable for
plainness, affability and simplicity of depoTt-
ment, as for their cordial hospitality. They
are serious, earnest people, and evinee in all
things that strength of conviction, steadiness
of purpose, and moderation of manner, that
distinguish Huguenot character everywhere
in the South. They are of the Roman race,
and of the picked people Of that race; they
were tried and purified in the ordeal of danger
/ and adversely purified, like the army of Gid
/ con, of sll base and worthless material 1t is
| they who have given character to South Caro-
| lima, and placed her ahead of all other nations.
South Carolina has effected great and glori-
Gus revolution as calmly and quietly as other
States enact ordinary laws. Her indomitable
courage her lofty and devoted chiyalry in
dulges in no bullying, or noise and bluster.
She marches straightforward to her purpose
with calm and collected nien, and knows,
EaLIa restigia retrorsrspa.n Henry ", OF
France. the bravest of the brave, once said to
his aristocratic followers, that " gentleman is
our highest title. South Carolinians are all
heroes-and more than heroes-Ehey are Ss7a-
aeTea. a
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Minstrels at
the Hall last evening performed several adj
mirablo berlesque pieces to a crowded and in
telilgent audienee-among whom we noticed
many ladies. MIR. Madden astonished us con-
siderably in his expertness in slight-of-ha hand
feats-some Of which we never saw exeelled,
not even by Heller himself. Go and judge for
yourself, as We are confident that no regrets
will be made. Performances given nightly.
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RIVER AND srEAmgoAr NEWS.
MErPu1s, August .. 1872.

AEyFHIs, August . ISL.
We have nothing of importance T. chroni-
Gle in river matters Ye Father of Waters
eontracteth much-yea, simereth hugely-no!
diminutively -about The usual rate of or
inches in "a hours Business remains com
paratively dull.
There is nothing of moment to report in re-
gard to the upper streams.
FoR ST. LoUIs.-The feet steamer A Me-
Dowell, Capt Greenleaf viii depart this eve
ming at 5 o'clock r. L. McGhee. & Co. are
the agents, in the Bradley Block.
FoR LoUIsyILLE.-The Commercial Capt.
Archer, will leave punc.ually this day at P.
NJ. For freight or passage apply on board.
For ST. LoUIs.-Capt. Zsigier notifies the
public that the j. d. Perry will depart for St.
Louis to-day at 5 P. NJ. We have had the
pleasure TO travel on the Perry, and can testi-
fly to the neat and comfortable arrangements
of this irst-class steamer. Capt. Zsigler aciH
make you comfortable. L. GcGbee & Co.
are her gentlemanIy agents, Bradley Block.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

WHERE Is POTTER ?-On Jefferson street,
south eide few doors east Of Second, keeping
company with the best and coolest soda foun-
tain in this city. Call and see him. Ladies
will Gnd everything in his establishment
suited to their wants. especially in the toilet
line.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

NoTIcE,-lf you have anything to sell sen1
it TO Gilbert's, corner of Madison and Second.
Our friend Parrish will give satisfaction in
every instance, making prompt returns.
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Memphis Bank Note List.

The notes of the banks of South Carolina, Georgia.
Alabama and Louisiana pass freely d" currency
and are about lei per cent discount for Tennessee
bank notes.
The interior banks Of the State, viz: Bank Of Middle
Tennessee, Bank Of Nashville, Merchants Bank of
Nashville, shebyyille Bank, Traders Bank &c, sc.
discount below Memphis city money.
Gold over Treasury to Is prem
Gold, over Tennessee money.... .....35 to 40 prem
Exchange on the Northern and Eastern cities scarce,
anG rates quite irregular.
The demand for U. s. Treasury notes, generally
called green-backs, is very lively, and the supply
limited.
All up country money in good credit ut home is
bought by brokers at 20 to Is per cent premium
over Tennessee money.
On OF the imPossibility of making exchanges
with the hanks of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
&C. notes those banks not all time
able into tennessee fsnds even at rates. Southern
money, just now drAgs heavily.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

C1NorNNAr1, July %. 1862.

CINCINNATI, July %, 1862.
Editor Union Appeat-SfR:-I have been in
formed that in oneef the numbers of your
paper for April last there is notice Of the
murder of person by the name of William
Tate, in Little Rock. Ark. If it is the same
person that fear it is, he was citizen of your
place. If you will have the goodness to send
me the paper referred to, or any information
concerning him, you will confer favor on
one interested in that sad affair.
Yours Respectfully,
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Ferry Notice.

WILL make three trips per from this date, from
4 Memphis Nv Hcpefsld to Mound City. Leave Mem
pbis at ia the forenoon. Il 4. and Leave Mound
city at and A. NJ ~ p n. Mound City, at present. is
an elegant piace TO catch fish, and that too, without
danger difficulty. g. e
. an.3-im E. CHEEK, Agent.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

WE have seen some FOSTERS around the city
of the following significance: The Southern
Palace will be open in a few days" Who,
AND WHAT Is IT2 Come give US the intorma-
ton, ....# .-...
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PLURALITY VIOLATION OF LAW II ONE
PARTIcULAK.-A hack driver was yesterday
fined five dollars for allowing another indi-
vidual to occupy the seat with himself. An
ordinance of the city forbids more than one
on the drivers sent.
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p. S.-Please address, ass Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio
We will state for the Information of our
correspondent, that we have been informed
there was person by the name Of Tate shot
in Little Rock, last fall, he having previously
shot man, on the steamer Sam. Hale, at cur
wharf
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

WEATHER-We are having beautiful moon
lit evenings now, accompanied by cool and
refreshing zsphyrs.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

SAVE your dollar and get a good picture at
the corner of Union and Shelby streets. Only
fifty cents, including case.
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BUSINESS LIKE.-To see city paper filed
with advertisements of all kinds. Read the
Wants, Notices, etc, published in to-day's
issue Of tho APPEAL.
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Attachment Notice.

WI Saint, Attachment before @. A. Mallory,
r D. IoI chelDy NounIys claLs OF
SHE defendant is hereby notified 10 appear eore O. A.
Mallory, at his Office in the City of Memphis on the
9Th day of september, A D. 1862 and pIead answer or
to sad attachment, or judgment by default viii
apa 81 m I--'f- G. A. MALLORY, j. p
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The CAaPEL1s.-This spler did troupe per-
formed last night with their usual good sue
cess to a large and apprecis:ive assembly.
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S25 Reward.

TRAYED from the Of NJ 9sby ard Hill streets,
y a Dark Chestnut BAY HORSE, with heavy name on
each side Of his neck heavy tail sighted in good
be paid the is ths Foot Of Jeffer-
ztrect below Smith x McIIesns boat store.
ALEXANDER HUM,
aue2-Iw Steamboat Bakery.
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SIS REWARD.

CFTRAYED from the subscriber On Friday, August LIST
= small BA PONY, nearly blind in eye, small
white spot his back, hind foot white. The above
reward viii Be uaid Whe4 delivered to : as
ea W. b. WERNER'S Blacksmith Shop,
aug3- 2t corEgr If Causey and Vance
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THE ONLY SKY-LIGHT GALLERY IN TIE
CITY.-Remember the Cottage Gallery, Front
Row, between Union and Monroe.
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The s. Union appeal y Isthe best ma ed urn
Advertise in-havins the Largest Cir
cHfation of any paper issued I'm THIS Ity
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Information. Wanted.

TF BYRON BALDWIN will call at this Office, or at
the 46th Illinois regiment, Company H., to Lieu
tenant W. N Henric, be will find something to his in
terest aug61 Ii
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OFFENDEU DAKKNEss.-Hs ckinen must not
forget to light their lamps when driving in the
night, or they may experience the fate of Dick,
who was fined five dollars.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

RECORDERS CoURT-Thero wore twenty
cases yesterday morning, and faes to the
amount of thirty dollars collected.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

An OLD CITIES GoNE-W. z. Lewis, an
old citizen Of Memphis, was buried yesterday
evening by the Mssoaie fraternity, Of which
he was member.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

THE only cheap gallery in Memphis is at
the corner Of Union and Shelby streets.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09

CURIosITIEs.- pair Of breaches of hospi-
tally, and button from vested right.