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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-27
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Isaiah Rogers, Of
Cincinnati, was to-day appointed Chief Of
Bureau Of Construction, and VIII have future
charge of the Treasury building extension.
TIE late series of extzavagance and mis-
management on the part of the old Treasury
eaters, who were for years attaehAd to this
architectural affair, have led TO tbs wholesome
change.
CHAPLAIN L. B. C. Hem. of the Fourth
Ohio cavalry, bas been dismissed from. the
service. @
THE Tribune denounees the Pressaen ) exc
cutive orders parsusnt to the CeuHseation
Act, as wet Blanket.
IT Is now unde-stood that tbs time al the
tax lay going into efect viii be postponed
some weeks, it being imposible to complete
the requisite preparations, which are on per-
fectly herculean scale. The authority for the
postponement is vested in the Secretary of the
Treasury. SIGMA.
Exchange OF PrIsonsrs.
WAsHINGToS, July 23.-General Dix act-
| ing for the United States, and GeneEal lii,
acting for the rebels. have made an arrange
ment for the immediate and ge,seral e2ehaage
of prisoners.
The Navy Department has received lntelli-
gence that the {. S. steamer DeSoto captured
the steamer VIM. White. while trying to get
out Of the Sabine pass. The steamer was load
ed with cotton.
The original manuscript Of the Executive
in regard to the order for the seizure and use
| of property in the rebel states, etc, does not
| include North Carolina.
The machinery erected in the Treasury
building was for the stamping, and not the
printing Of Treasury Notes, as enormously
stated.
.
duties as Chief Of the Bureau of Ordnance
| Capt Harwood, his predecessor, has succeeded
to the command Of the Washington Navy
| Yard.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-27

Carr. CRAvRs, the gallant commander of
the Brooklyn, which has done such noble SER
vice with Commodore Farragat's feet, has
been sent home 70 answer charge of having
June 20. The specific allegations are not
stated.
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RanaWav.

VHRoM the subscriber. a NEGRO MAN, five feet five
inches high heavy set, very black and twentyseven
Years of age He left his dray and mule in the midae OF
the street a good trics will be pa to any Tor
bringing him back and delivering lin at No. 1872 Msin
street.
jysy.1t MICHAEL BLASs,
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-27

THE humbugging, ridiculous Japanese AM
bassadoIs arc occupying themselves q. the
are going to Legden. to inspect the Uniysr-
atty
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Strayed.

THR0M the subscriber, two BAN MARES, one Sixteen
E aud the other Fourteen and half ha DIS high. /
viii pay Ten dollars rewarG any returning them
to me, at A. J. ERIAL'S Meal Store,
jy27-3t ia the Brady Block.
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LATEST FROa1 nEoLw.

The CoaaaOOy, which arrived here from
Helena, at about two o'clock this morning
brought no news from below.
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BRUSHES, COMBS,
AND TOILET ARTICLES GENERALLY

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20 to W. c. Potter's-
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Ayers Csthartic pills.
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wrights Rejuvenating Elixir,
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spalding's Prepared Glue
Thompsons Rye Water.
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porte noona,e..
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Regular Cairo and St. Louis Packet.
E,STRAY.

FTNAKEN up near the Chesea Mills, in Chelsea small
4 red and white spotted CIV with YOUNG CALF.
The is requested come forward and prove prop
erty. pay charges and take them away.
EHtf w. j. WALKER.
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Departure OF General HaiIeek for wash
fRgtOu--Genernl Grant in Comm md
Heavy shipments of Cotton, &C., &C..

CoRINTH, July 2o.-Gen. Hallecks depar-
ture from this place was unattended by any
demonstration. Few were aware of it at the
time. He travelled in common freight car,
without any guard.
General Grant succeeds General Halleck in
Command of his army and General Pope's old
army, together with the divisions of Generals
Quimby and Mitchell of Kansas, giving him
the largest force next to Mcclellan in the field.
The district of West Tennessee under Gen.
Grant is to include the district of Cairo, and
Mississippi, and part of Northen Alabama
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Later-A Big scare-Rig SELL.

The attack on Birds Point turns out to be 8
big sell. The armed band reported to be NOV
ing on our works turns out TO be a body Of our
own cavalry, instead of rebels
An expedition to repel them wa promptly
fitted out, and went over to the Point but they
came back again laughing over the sell
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-27

THk newly-born infant Of the Queen Of
Spain has received ia names.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-27

New YORK, July 23'--Colonel Charles of
the Tam many Regiment, released by the rebels
is here. He saw the iron-elsd ram, and also
small iron gunboat at Richmond, and gives 3
description of the former. The rebel Govern
ment treas our wounded the same as their ewn.
The rebel officers admitted that their own and
ours were dying 50 fast that they could not
bury them. Colonel Charles says the working
clases of Richmond are Union at heart, bur
the despotism of the Government prohibits
the discussion OF politics, except in newspa-
pers. The Government was disposed to view
the execution of Mumford at New Orleans as
murder, and make the demand for Butler,
and in case of q refusal TO hang Gen. Mccall.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-27
Gen. Halleck Assigned to the Commam
OF the Whole Land Forces OF the Unit
ed States.
ExEcUTIvE MANSION, WAsHIsGros,
July II. 1852.

ordered-Tha. Major General Halleck be
assigned TO the command of the whole land
forces OF the United States a. General-in-
Chief and that he repair to this Capital so
soon as he can with safety TO the positions and
operations within the department under bis
especial charge.
CSignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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FROM CAIRO.

Reported Attack ON Birds Points oops
from Cairo Going to Attack Them.
Special Dispatch to the Missouri Democratl
CAIEo, July 23.-The g. W. Graham has
just come into port As she passed Birds
Point she was hailed by our men there TO take
them on board; that a body Of forty armed
rebels we're moving up short distance of, to
attack them. The captain of the Graham feared
to land, however, lest the rebels should take
his boat. Troops from Cairo are now going
over to attack them. Moro soon
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
From Chattanooca.

CHATTANOOGA, September s.-Private de.
spatches from Winchester to the Rebel say it
is absolutely certain that Buels entire force
has retreated beyond Murfrcsboro. A Yankee
courier, with dispatches from Buell. to Rosen-
cranze has been captured in North Alabama.
Buell. urges Rosencranzc to join him at Nash
vile with all possible speed. The Whole of
Middle Tennessee is in blaze of excitement,
aud the people are flocking to the Confederate
army, Their country has been desoIated by
Yankee occupation, and they swear vengeance
against the invaders. All refugees from Mid
die Tennessee are solicited to return. Yankee
rumors say that Louisville is captured. We
have encouraging news from between Decatur
and Columbia, of which it would be imprudent
to speak at present. Gen. Bragg's army is in
the highest spirits, and rendered invincible by
the glorious news from Virginia. 'ah gaeg
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South Carolina.-Kershaw District
August 8

'4 BY WIN. N. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE ORDINARY gasT
NM HEREAS,} JACOB ELLIS APPLIED TO
w me for Letters. of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits of
John Leach deceased: = = W. =
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
cd to be and appear before our next Ordnary's
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House the twentysxth day September INST
10 show cause, If any, why the said administration
should not be granted r,vfl
q Given under my Hand and Seal 3 this fifth
dy OF September in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty-two and in the eighty-sixth
year Of the Independence and Sovereignty of the
August q VIM BULLOCK, Ol K. D.,
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South Carolina .Kershaw District,

BY wM M. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS, JAMES cLYBURN,, APPLIED
w to me for Letters Of ADMINISTRATORS on all and
singular the goods and chattcs rights and credits of
James Brennon, late Of the District aforesaid de-
ceased: ~,a.-- -..- s-.t. ~ i, = 7T-'7'' \
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all, and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de-
ceased to be and appear before at our next Ordna
shaw Court House the twenty ninth day Of Sente,
Der inst to show cause ifany why the said ainistra
ton should not be granted I 50 5f7'
Given under my Hand and Seal, this fifth day
Of September. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty-two and in The o;rh.se
seventh year OF the Independence and Sovereignty OF
the State Of South Carolina y EssnoS'
August 2 WIN. M. BULLOCK OKD
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The Campaign i'm Ke,sruckv.

KNOXVILLE, September S.-No further news
OF character proper to be made public, has
been received from the army of Gen. Kirby
Smith, bnt all is right, and the movements of
great consequence are in course of development.
Gen. Bragg is rapidly advancing while Forests
cavalry are hanging upon the rear of Buclrs
army, now pressing towards Nashville.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

= 1ss ~ 4 = iss0SI o. ~ Sroc ~ su1sl;op
Which will 81 aod on our frss page) to the
people af the onfsderete etstes, to.sendor
! .,lrnhe to IS The great nsrciss received at
Una hSshd3 q alScs signal victories our arms
ssckiessl sfshe battles before Richmond,
at Manassss ara IS 4 ssntpcky. Such acknow-
edgments are smincntly due. Had not the
Lord Of Hosts been with Us, our enemies would
have destroyed US. lie has graciously answer
ed the payers Of His people; and with one
heart and one voice let us unite and render
thanks, on Thursday next, to Him who is the
All,wise Ruler of men and nations. our tribute
Of grateful praise for his adorable goodness
and mercy. Within the past few months the
boastfnl, insolent foe, who had possession Of so
much Of our tcrritory, and confident Of crush
ing and subjugating us into the will and rule
of . government abhorrent to every feeling and
principle Of our nature, has been driven back,
and, instead Of our capital being endangered,
they orc trembling for, their own While we
thus give thanks for the past, let us act in the
future on CRoMwELL's adyice-"Trust in God
and keepSyonr powder dry"
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Waterce Mounted Rificme,,

Tins newly organized company Of Cavalry,
under d command Of Capt. E. M. BoYKIN, re-
ce'yed marching orders, during the early. part
Of last week, and at the time appointed for
il marching (last Saturday. was mounted and
equipped, when a counter order was received
from from the Chief of the Military Department, to
remain at hcme, but to hold themselves in rea-
dincss for future instructions.
Capt BoYKIN, may well feel proud of his
command, command, as it is composed chiefly OF the in
tteeligent young men of our District. His OF.
fN,e hcers are all gentlemen of indomitable energy
and force Of character, besides having the ad-
vantage Of long military experience.
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llsteteep ptsd a6ll S1 kc18 i 1SSnSt<
ton and Cshtreville. aud dflvtK 81 B ID ards
Afanksas before the pan cdsld be SSsrSS Sbted!!
They secured tho whole train, and, doubtless
fared sunsPtuously to-day. So soon As this raid
|sin the rear Of our army was known, the ne
cessity of looking to the rear again became ap-
parent, and at noon the whole army of Vir.
ginia had abandoned Centreville, and was mass
ed this side of Fairfax Court House. ~ q
: Last evening they again took up their line
OF march, and at ire o'clock the advance was
ir sight.of Munson's Hill The encmy's cav
airy followed them in the distance, but made
no attack. At noon yesterday, General Nc
Cls)lan, at the request of the President rode
out to meet the returning column, and was re-
ccived by his troops with the most enthusiastic
demonstrations. aia asffi -fR tf}g,t
This state of affairs has, of course, caused
considerable excitement here, and has, doubt
less, led to the order which virtually places
Gen. Mcclellan in command. st d. psss - -,
The return of the army to Washington is
great modification in military circles, and it
will, doubtless, be one of equal modification to
the whole country. after fifteen mcnMs of
fo'I and bloodshed, ace haze no,o returned to the
starting point, and the whole woyk hos to be
commenced oUer again. The Confederates may
now again reiteratc their assertion with some
show of plausibility, that the South cannot be
conquered.
There cannot be said to be any panic here,
but the modification is great, and the disap-
po'ntment So deep, that every man seems to
carry his feelings in his countenance. There
is rumor this evening of a change in the
Cabinet
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-The dispatch
telegraphed from here on Monday, intimating
that the New York Tribune office had been Or
dered te be closed, had no foundation.
The statement was made with no other pur-
pose than to appease the mob.
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election and oblge MANY FRIENDS.
August 9
Mr.. EDITOR: You will please announce ALEX
ANDER L. MCDONALD as a suitable candidate to
fill the Office of Tax Collector of Kerslaw District at
tine ensuing election
August
Mr. MCDONALD has been engaged in the ar
duous but honorable vocation, if not lucrative
one, that Of a school teacher, for, upward of
forty years in our Town and District and coun-
try around He has been unfortunately a Grip
pie from his birth; as many of MS know. but
has acted his part well. Assidnously trust
worthy in his profession as am instructor of
youth, from his own South, annually having
taught many of the parents and children of
our section, and even some few grandchildren
of his former pupils. He is. still engaged in
teaching, and is now well stricken in wears and
short of means of support. Now, we, as citi-
zens and friends of the needy. the aged and
the crippled ofour District, feel it to be our.
Indispensable duty to support him with our
uffrages at the ballot box of our District. in
October next
lHE FRIENDS OF JUSTICE.
August
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
Important from Rich,n ond.

THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA CROSSING THE POTOMAC.
RICHMOND, September s.-Official informa-
ton has been received here of the evacuation
OF Alexandria by the Yankees. They are rap
idly falling from all points in Middle Tennessee
towards Nashville The news from Virginia
has infused Gen. Bragg's army with spirit
which will prove invinciblc
The morning papers ASSERT that three d,vis-
sions of Gen. Lees army have crossed the Po-
tomac the report is believed here, but no
official information has been received.
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Our Recent Victories.

ia at no time since the commencement of the
war has our arms been crowned with such sue
cess as the battles at Manassas Plains and at
Richmond, Kentucky. True, South Carolina
mourns some of her most gallant sons among
the slain and wounded. OF the field officers.
Cols. MEANS, MARSHALL, GADBERRY, GLOVER
and MONROE, were killed, and Gen. JENKINS
ana Col. BENBow, wounded. Of the MANY
Others, full lists have not been received. Of the
companies from this District engaged, we have
heard that Lieut.. .R. M. CANrEY received n
painful wound in the leg, but not dangerous.
Lieut. JOHN DopY was slightly wounded
both OF whom belonged to Capt. E. b. CAN
rEYs company. In Captain WARRRN's COM
pany, three men are reported wounded their
names not known. The Division to which
Gen. KERsHAw's Brigade is attached, reached
the battle ground on the lst inst, after a hard
march from Hanover c. FL. where they had
been watching the movements Of the enemy
in the neighborhood Of Fredericksburg. ''o
The Yankee generals, it would seem. deemed
1t too humiliating to withdraw an army Of 100
600 menfrom the State Of Virginia, and quietly
prepare for winter quarters on the banks of the
Potomac, without a final struggle to retrieve its
fortunes and redeem its lost prestige. Accord
1ngly, every available force was brought to
bear from Western Virginia, as we'll as the
Atlantic coast. Thus, united as they were with
the army Of Eastern Virginia, were supposed
to be precipitated upon Richmond To meet
this force Gen. JACKSON was early despatched
to Gordonsville, and his vigorous movements
and strong reinforcements made It necessary necee suarrvv
tor MCCLELLAN to accomplish another "chapoe
OF base" and hasten to the support of Popr's
rctrcatipg columns. These united forces bave !
been beaten, overwhelmed wo hope, but beaten
badly we feel assured from the last despatch !,
Gen. LEE, as well as the acknowledgements q,
the Yankee press. That is almost glory enonol
fer ono campaign. It will cover the heros who
achieved it with immortal honor, and, whetbe,
living or dead, will enshrine their names andd .
memories in the hcafts of grateful people tt
the latest generation. We may not trust our ~,
selves 70 speculate upon the immediate conse
quences Of this great triumph Perhaps Con.
JAcKsoS or LEE may render this trouble nm
necessary, by dating their next dispatch a.
Washington.
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FOR ORDINARY.

Mr. EDITOR: Please announce the name of WM
M. BULLOCK, as candidate for the Office &C Ordi.
Diary for Kershaw District at the ensuing November
election and oblige MANY FRIENDS
August 9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-13
tp Orleans DULY Grsstsnt.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1862.
ytn Nrllans Ilpnap Yarktt.
earsonsr orrieE. No. 70 Camp street &

81 eaxscnss orriaxs No 70 Camp street, 4
Moaday Evening May ~, 1859
The aost important feature to-day financial circles
sden Of tho Hanks requested to convene Al
IL Sclcek Nj vi TIT Headquarters OF Gen Butler 1t
hen aseesan the movements We Informed that the
Fedsa authorities hold several thousand dollars Of The isues
they required b redeemed in son
rather, II expected they will be prepared TO Dc so On
THU pnant hscansc We urged en ne
hska p sheir old circulation in con which would
thsna fFoh III which 3 now portentous
Tho CRESCENT Company commenced 70 day
u i'll bssncs ii certificates Of scrip. say 90 Pct or
lsss Ts SCRIP Issued for 1853 sss 600 Sky per cent
d shss wcud ssS CO., So we have nearly
81 thrown the market at time
I'd prudent dsts Il to borrow ct rates exceed
H. d md ct There nothing doing IN and about the
Ranks nuF then paying Of checks and the maturing oblga
lions An obligations renewed on the payment Of Interest,"
Nd II Aslight instaent rendered much the better
Uaas the present position rs the question Is broaehed
III st up Is vefe whether the banks thould not have met
ejaculation and the deposits the 10th O.
as il con Ills very and knotty question TO
ID general nancia circles Oar own private
ia banks should have paid ont their coin when
cae "a psrculary their cltcnstion Several OF
executive officers Of these Institutions and maadators
M ha fsc and acknowledge that the
honsh and urged by Governor Moore
Ana NJ adviser. hss prayed Or turned il
dissdyantaseous to me South west III s5 s8 ss
~ want money that occasions msch
community though admitting that the present
commercial financial II - susceptible
capitalists and Of money al This moment
4l adsansages the resentaives
they real any benefits from bang the i'm
ssinay of veal h. II Is not the want of money
when great dirus and apparent misery in
The qaesoa5to Ee propouded is what are the
distress apparent and in this great
metropolis Ars Of old ia fact great writer's
szs and there give dissertations extended hom
Hiss political nancisl comarcal and soeinl but discern
all their manifold writings,
respond the Confederate States Of America
passing through We not that 1t Is incun
this go extended ANALYSIS Of cur
paper money issues of the representa-
uses ii a period take into eonsd
ssstcn regard the great desider
af o The hssn redundancy 81 some
hs hen 10 ,he occupations Of the
BsnA both private AID public particularly those
followed the for years should
the great science be placed
ths category sith Tom, Dick, Harry 4 CO. II
sales in stocks to-day Nor did
late hpar The result Of the Of the
IN other spscts 3he day closed quiet
sslmlJ ID IN hnsncfal circles. y sES ~