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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-08-14

eW There are three kinds of Union.
lists one for the Union if slavery is
preserved; another for the Union il
slavery is destroyed the other for the
Union whether slavery survives or per-
ishes. The latter are only uucondition-
al Unionists. :. 46's &ss5
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-08-14

gW The wife of an officer on Gen.
McClellan's staff was arrested for usino
reasonable language at the late war
meeting at the CAPITOL.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-08-14

1T is the opinion of gentlemen
from Arkansas, well acquainted with
the country, that between Colonel
Daniels lst Wisconsin cavalry and
Col. Fitch's brigade, the Texans can
hardly fail being captured or badly cut
up.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-08-14

az Gen. Cass and Senator Chan
der have each contributed $1,000 to
the bounty fund of Col. Morrow,s oath
regiment.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-08-14
New Advertisements.
N O Il / c. e
PASTUR AGE!

L am prepared to pasture 80 cows until the middle
i of October, in good clover and timothy. which
was intending to NOW, but have concluded not to.
l have a couple of boys engaged to take them
from the ward in the morning and return them at
night, getting good running water both going and.
returning.
Charges Shillings per Week.
Vim. ii. GAGE.
Dowagiac August s, 1862. augustl4-l7w2
We wond recommend the above as one remedy
for the nuisance spoken of in communication in
our last issue signed by many citizens
Enron.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-08-14

A Fresh Supp of CHFsTNUTs atthe Bakery
IA \ G, TOWNSEND
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

KILLED on the battlefield Of shiloh. On Sunday, re
9th April, D R. ROYsrER in the 26,h year OF his age,
only son Of J. ". Register, aud A. r. LAKE ased
,~=ntythses years, son Of Henry Lake, Of Shelby
county. Tenn, member Te5pectivey Of the Yanoey Ri
dss sud The Bluff City Cray.
When the fearful Wal cloud burzt shove us, ard The
pride and chiyelry Of or ,szd went iorth-in the trout
raukE.n Tenlessess b-sv= band Of gallant sens, stood
ta ss two patriot heroes. Their lives Of spotless purity
their strength 10 its vigorous Haahood-ihzir high
hopes and nobs asphauous-tEeir warn rich. loying
hea-t-aI all hey brought to lay upon tne.r eounry's
altar. With all q soldiers intense yesrning for home
and loved ones, yet, uobly they resolves. to stand 65m
and dauntless until our glorious southern banner waved
over a free, a peaceful, a bspBy nation. Calamity and
fearls sly they fought on The memars5Is ds.d Of Bel
mont. Now, two brothers 10 hsaIt, they lay on the
blood d ed heId Of Salsh. A noble epissph ID theirs.
They died a ystriot's death snd fill q parrot grzvs.
What though no gentle band can shower bsau'y aid
~fagraues over their graves, or drop g tes- Of woe on
me earth, -hieh Iays, Oh, 20 heavily on he loved forms
Yet. in al years, = grateful nation will raise on Sht
Irhs field monument 10 the noble sIain-aHd brightly,
purely, each name viii gIsan-a place in q nations
memory Noble, pare meu, high-toued, honorable aud
orave-the idols Of two lovely h0mes-they died for the
country they loved so Welt
One, amid the turmoil Of camp life. wrote that Re was
striving TO 1--we nearer his God and now, with The eye
Of faith we sse him reveInE In the sln'isht Of Gods
1--we H.sh yoar ~a-iugs fond mo hers You trusted
yOgr s0ss 10 God ialEe, thea tu.t their souls 70 Hin
IN death. Gray haired ~fst-ers, bow neekly 70 the viii
Of Jshov-h azd think Of your sons as happy IN heaven.
Couatrynen, -eysnys The gallant slzir-stHzs and
Pause not until the broad banner Of pesce waves cvsr
orr whole sout err landi ID A. q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
TRIBUTE OF

At a special communication u Angsr1na Lode. 20.
l55, p. suIA n held 81 their LaI, Odd Fs lows build
Ing Msl phrs, Tenn, saturday evening. Asui Is b. A.
D. 1867 A l.. ESQ.,, the W. T. announced that Brother
jobs PISENEY MAEsHALL Of the firm Of BRIGGS,
MaDhaI a Pok, Of this siy. snd Junior Wardsa u
this Lodge, wa Il an es.Iy ia The bstls o. shiloh. On
tie Oh instant aud that his remains, in so11aou wpb
thcss.of msny Of the ps.riot dead Of that blooasv con
test were buried upon the ,s,tls-fsld. Whsrsupon.
the undersigned, appointed & eonmitts~ 10 present
suitable resolutions expressive Of our sorrow a q
Lod e. reported the following, which were u-czuimoulv
~ai5p-ed.
Whsreas, It has pleased the su7rsm- E1a= OF the
uai7srs', that Ia the ai.Hlrtunss Of bas 10 eur much
beloved brother. J. P. Msrsh-II. sso1's he called from
or earthly labor 70 al eternal rsfreshme-t
Therefrs. resolved. That IA his death cur eoanHrr
has LOSE 5 brave defender, -o,is-y an o namsut. his pa
rents al al cionats son, his friends enc long shsi-h-d
foc his courtesy and af45.s bearing and sinosrs fds5d-
ship, oar city an upright citizen and hoJo able uer-
chant, or aaci mt ami honorable U der a. ardent dsro-
tee, orr Lodge a most Efficient officer ard zeaous mem
Der aud as -1diyi uss, We have each parted with =
brother. highly es.esued, whose many e1osLI-ucirs OF
mild and hear; shall ever rsesive an aTrc.ionats ne
mem5rsncs.
Resoly7d, That We hs-eby tsader his pretstd1s4s
parents our eoud0Ieuee 10 This their deep sfHietioI gc5
with them feel assured hat he who dosth su t.fBes
we'll VII truly reward them who. Ike cur So,srtsd
brother, have ou-1hslr trust in Him.
Resolved That a copy Of these rroese fprs and rsso.
lu'ians be p HbTshsd in ou- ci.y Paper = be .D-e.d mon
tie minutes o. our Lodge, snd that 2 ,espv be f,rvar5.s
TO tns family Of the deceased.
Resolved, Tha' he msmberS.f the L5d-e wear t5,
usual badge OF mourning FOG fsilty dsvs aud that ou-
LA be drsesdn mourni.S fr tn sane period.
A.. S~CARBROCGH
jobs ZENT. t-vonuIttza
n ! WIGGLE
W. n FTTCH. JR. " -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
Assuming an Amy of six hundred thousand
men formed into line. single rank, they will show
a front Of twenty-thTse miles, allowing two feet
to a man, which is rather close packing for free
movements. We viii coUntermarch one halt
the right wing-and place them as q rear rank
(the usual fOTmaiOn), and we have a front of
eleven and a half miles, which distance they
would require when marching in column OF
~plstOOns. Should the geneTaiissimo wish to
make a rapid inspection, if he had the appliance
of a parallel railroad track, and a fast locOmO-
tive, be may run down in front of the line in a
quarter Of an boar, and make a has5y review.
Ii mounted on his charger, at a smart trot, it
would require over a half hour. This respectable
army, formed in hollow square lin double rank,
would be nearly three miles from side to side,
showing on each front a fraction under three
miles.
Thu enclosure would contain about 1860 acres,
an area equal 70 some immense Indian corn
fields in Illinois. When marching in column, it
would require a whole day, taking the thing
easy, for the extreme left wing 10 reach the point
left by the right wing III 1.-THE early start. When
we add the cOmmis5ariat, artillery, ammunition
and other wheel transport, we must give the
armytwo whole DAYS before the left wing deboucE
from the starting point Of the right wing. If
this immense army Were formed in solid square,
allowing about four square feet for a man, they
would cover about $50 acres, and form a block
of bayOnets a fraction under a quarter of a mile
square. Estimating each man ss carrying
weight Of muskeJ, equipments, rations, etc, al
hity pounds, this army viii have trudged along
with $4,000 tons weight. Allowing two pounds
Of provisions per diem for eaeA man. thew
sumo 600 tons per day, and il sgs7 drink one
f'" tI per Gay which is the best drink
for an army, hey consume 100000 gsIIonsEsav
l2tU hogsheads-which is a clever sled shin
load, each day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

ported that men on the Mexican side Of the Rio
Grande had been shot a. from the Texas side Of
the river by parties Of MeXicans belonging TO Gen.
CaTyaiars army. Upon the receipt Of this news,
Coz Quiroga, in command of Matamor0s, wrote
a rather formidable letter to Col Ford, c.. S. A,
at Brownsville, informing him of the transsc-
tons on the river, and generally threatening to
concentrate his forces and cross over into Texas
if such transactions were allowed to 90 on.
Col Ford replied that he would strive to sup.
press any illegal collections. of men, or any vi
lstions Of the law, but that he would have to dis
regard the threat until it was attempted TO be
executed, when he would be there to receive the
Mexican colonel with appropriate attentions
The danger Of a collision on this river is i'm
miueut, for the Yankees are preiudicing the
Msxicg Us against you al a fearful rate, and they
are half inclined to think they might regain part
of Texas.
It is evident that the presence OF the European
allies in Mexico BODIES no good to our CcDfede-
racyi one object of bringing Mexico once more
within the influence Of European powers, is
doubtless to win q triumph for the monarchists
of the old world, and another to make the Rio
Grande a permanent boundary, putting a stop
to annexation and the spread of Southern inst-
buttons. Events in Mexico deserve strong atten
ton at the present moment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
/,

A W0N0PGAA-As II AUTHORIZED 2
For the benefit Of the Arkansas, Mississippi,
Alabama, Texas, Missouri, Kentucky, and Ten
nessee troops enc4mped for the past eight months
at Columbus, Corinth, and elsewhere in this VI
entity, we have at all times endeavored to place
within then reach. At the earliest possible mo-
ment, as large sn edition Of the APPEAL as our
facilities wouls allo6 US to print daily. OF these,
many had been our readers for years, and we
have reason to feel assured, because OF our ina
biity to supply the demand at all times, that our
paper continued to be a welcome visitor to them.
We are advised, however, by H c, WNsLow,
news dealer, that be has obtained the eI~clusi5s
privilege Of furnishing the camps at Corinth
with the papers Of the day, and also, from other
sources, we learn that other dealers, who have
been engaged in selling the APPEAL heretofore,
are prohibited from the further prosecution Of
their busiuess-some Of them having been ar.
rested because hey were. It was asserted, in.
fdugiag upon the rights Of BIr WEsLow.
We csnuot believe tina, any such exclusive
privileges lave been granted by any one Of oui
generals, although Mr.. WINsLow positively as
serts such is the case, and the Provost Marsha
at Corinth has acted accordingly, and p~reveute,
the news-boys from retailing the pspersss usual
There must be some petty assumption Of powe
OF the part Of some official that win not be Ion.
tolerated when the facts are knswa. We ca
assure our friends ia tie camps that It is not @,
fault if they do not receive the APPEAL regula.
". snd call the attention of those who can cor
troll this mater 10 the circumstance as the
arf=t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
NORTHERN ITEMS.

A well perfected arrangement for counterfeit
ing the United States Treasury notes was re-
Gently discovered in St. Louis. The operators
were arrested and all their dies, tools, impress
sions, etc, secured.
Fifty l5-inch Dahlgreen guns are to be imme-
diately cast at Pittsburg, for the armament of
the new batteries of the Monitor pattern.
Twelve inches of snow fell at Philadelphia on
the night of the 9th inst.
The Cunard steamer China left New York on
the 9th for Liverpool, with 1921 ,OCO in specie,
and a large number of passengers, among whom
was Mr.. Russell, Of the London Times, who has
passed a year in this country.
Sickles, who has been styled acknowledgement
since last June, and about whose claims to the
title considerable discussion has taken place, has
been relieved from his command Oh account of
the Senate of the United States rejecting his
nomination. He has, therefore, taken leave
Of his brigade, with the determination to appeal
to higher authority.
Gen. Banks and his wife arrived at Ship Is
land on the % inst, in the transport Mississippi
% The United States Treasury Department will
soon be able to issueten millions of legal tender
daily.
a telegraph line is being constructed by the
Federals to connect Savannah, Tenn, with Nash
vile.
Mr. T. A. Hogan, of Valparaiso, Indiana, has
g contract for furnishing the government 10000
muskat stocks at tyVenfv-siv CENTS ascb to ba
delivered at Springfield, Massachusetts, making
a $500 job.
The Madison (Ind) Courier says the wheat
crop in Jefferson and neighboring counties, as
far north as indianapolis, has not been SO prom
Using for many years past.
There are said to be exhilarating signs Of
spring in New Hampshire. The tops of the
houses are distinctly visible above the snow
drifts. So saws Prentice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
"sECEsH" CRINOLINE IN CLARKs-
WILLIE.

Notwithstanding the lrcSeDce Of the Lincoln
soldiery in Cls-ksvile they hsve been unable to
sguse=s ont the patriotism of the ladies Of that
city. a correspondent writes Us as follows
Seoesb girls in GAINESVILLE, Tenn, are con-
quersd but not su5due5 for they have, right
under the very noses OF their Yankee oppressOrs,
formed themselves into q bona fda company,
vel drilled, which thy cal, very appropriately,
and doubtless iu d-rsi5l of the ~we--ku0Wn
feats Of said 0PpressJrs- The Rebel Masked
Battery. TLeg appear o "a the street frequently
In complete Cgrt=5ea5 Uniform which consists
Of ratbers short grey dress, blue stripes down
the sides, Goa. sleeves, bIrs cuffs, tight waists,
with blue laPpels, standing collars, secession
crsva-s, and the whole pro usely trimmed with
gold lace and brass b1-10ns, I'd igiHitHm
Turned up black hats VITA a long black feather
in front, with q god star aud white buckskn
gaundsts, complete tie dress deadly pistol
and dagger; there are about ssvsuty-fve in the
company. The Fsderals ar on The gui 5i5s to
find out where the young ladies drill, but that
they manage to conceal with womaH's usual
strategy HuIrsh. for the GAINESVILLE girls.
We suggest that the Feds at Cisrksvils had
Better I: the girls alone
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
LYONS KENTUCKY BATTERY.
CoRINTH, Miss, April Is, 1862.

EDITOR Appeal viii you be so kind as to
publish Tie following list of killed aud wounded
of Lyons Kentucky battery, commanded by
Capt Cobb:
Killed Gunners Charles Peterson, Jas. NJ
Patterson Pivates W. II. Caverhill, /. E.. Shaw,
JnO. Story, John Anderson, Hooper Canpin, +.
NJ. Doroh, A G. HaydOck, Newton Lynn.
Neutrality-suspicious. Thos. Watts, Ser
geant Jos. N. Barnef, Gunner John Parmly,
Privates John Hogan, John Baker, Cole Brown,
Henry Bozarth, James Croker, Abe Dye John
Foster, W r. Glass, ". w. Gray, I. =. den
kins, John L. Lowell, @. II. Letter, Il. B. Hay
den, George Daniels, Ben Moor, Jasper Nc.
Doweli, J. b Parent. 3. Piles, Georgia Webb.
Slightly Isl Lieut.. F. P. Gracey, ID Lieut.. r.
!. Cobb, Sergeant Geo. Sawels, Privates Holm
McMahan Dan. Black T. @ Tinsley.
Our losses, win Two exceptions, were sll sus-
tanned in assisting the Sd Kentucky and 4Oth
Tennessee in driving back the 23d Missouri
(Lyon Aveugcrs), 40th Illinois, and one other
regiment that were making a furious charge on
our LEFT wing ne drove them back, and al
though our little bandi Is considerably diminished,
we are ready TO drive them back again, until We
can, IN peace, stand around our 6residos in our
! old Kentucky homes. Yours, G..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

PRISONERS AT ST. LOUIs.-The following
M~issourisns have been taken to ST. Louis, as
prisoners of wal:
Col. VIM. o. Burton, A. A. Gen, Clark's III.
vision, Mo. State Guard; Capt. J. II. Mcneil,
Reeves regiment, cavalry, No. State Guard
Lieut. Scion Shepherd, Lieut.. D. Gopher, Jesse
Mcneil, G. +. Browning, John Wood, VIM.
Wilson, G. W. Gibson, No. State Guard Rev.
J.. A. Quarles, Elder w c. Boon, DR.. NJ b.
Collins, Glasgow; N. P. johnson, Galloway
county Esquire Turner, Columbia county J.
H. Norris, Galloway county; VIM. Wood
Cobb's gang VIM. Temple, Prices army; L.
A. Miller. Brunswick; w I. Campbell, Vii
loughby Williams, VIM. H Stapleton. Fayette
Z. J. Ellis, Bee Mathews, Columbia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

SPECIAL dispatch to the New York Advertserl

SPECIAL Dispatch to the New York Advertiser
WASHINGTON, April 10-The New York 9Th
regiment volunteer cavalry have been mustered
out Of service and are now on their way home.
The government has now in service more cavaI
" than it needs.
No official dispatches have yet been received
at the War Department respecting the battle OF
Pittsburg landing.
Mr.. Seward will probably leave for CoTinth
to- night
Mr.. Wilson has introduced important amend
ments to the fugitive slave law. These establish
Jury trial, abolish the harsher features Of the
present law, and debars rebels from retaining
fugitive slaves.
The finance COMMITTEES Of the Senate viii re-
commend several important changes in the tax
law
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

Afsr two of the Federal g~unboats had passed
Isl2r5l0 iii he night, tleir transports reached
New Madrid Icy a new channel, as.wiI be seen
BY the following dispatch from the latter place
20 ST.. Louis
Gen. Pope has succeeded in getting four steam.
s and i've barges bEtha chsuuel cut through
the swsmps from Phillips Landing, above Island
10. This extraordinary and herculesn task wa.
assigned TO Col B@lssel, with his regiment o.
engineers and mechanics, and has been vel
executed. It was essential to the crushing o.
the enemy and the capture Of the islsnd.
Care shoald be taken that the same thing doe.
not occur I'm the vicinity Of Fort Pillow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
NAsuYILLE

We have intelligence from Nashville up To
Tuesday last. Great commoton was apparent
among the Federal officers of the small force
about fifteen huudred-theu IN the cl'y' Inc
sick and wounded were being sent off as rapidly
as possible, and other movements were gong On
for which no <zplanston was given. A large
number Of bales Of hsY were thrown into the
rivsr. and the suffers were selling off their stores
at greatly reduced prices. 1t was supposed
that ANDY JOHNSON, feeling his position some
what insecure, was preparing to ~evacuate.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
RUNAWAY NEGR0!

Cox REWARD and expenses Of Nsqro ssg
we Tor the apprehension and delivery Of tie ID
Negro BOY Charles.
WAC len { p steamer Ju Is Roals on S---1sv IL
n'rni & the goth inst. Sait Mcgee is copper 60 ord
about SIX feet bign, weighs -Sout ons Gurd-sf ar5
eshl5 loGnas and Is eh2Et s~en-y sa-se " twenty
dga years OLD He is quick spok 2 AID s~ntaflz-ut ssf
is suppo.ed 20 have gone 90 his wEs. = B-ov,r.vil.s hi
TINS STATE Tt said Neg-o is owned ty John d. Ad-
ans. Of Little Rock, Arksnsas.
TIE aooE rews { will b paid Tor his dslvey 10
Larry Hsrmstad, Of this city
ALBERT THOMAS.
H@i" Captain steamer julia R5ans.
a-tsEchs copy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
S96 REWARD,

RANAWAY sbout TIE last Of March, nv w
L1GRO nOAAr SARAH Tsutysegel ves-
Ola OF oisck compeNion. medium size ys-b -
l-aa aud wsars . ~doTnsaat look. Has L~sE .oA
We upper 'front.' teeth and one ioint 81 - -
sra times. She is a good seamsvsss - seV
M &c Ana wi Proosog zpplS for uorE 81 ~.
Ne a. 37 Main gEasL 'W n7s asHFey g
aPl6lF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

SoUrH CARoLINA SOLDIERs-The Charles
ton Mercury says that from every quarter of the
State comes the response "i0r the war - Twelve
months men are changing their term Of service.
and we have no doubt but that it will soon be a
rare thing TO see or hear Of ? company that does
not intend to see it cut witt the Yankees"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
RREnEE RURNED.

The Federals appear to be moving beyond
Humbof.t aud some CONSERVATION has been ex-
cited by their proceedings. SEJy-tOur cavalry
soldiers, some infantry, and battery are report
ed to be quartsred ten OF eleven miles beyond
Trezsvsnt. on t1e McLemore and Paris road.
They made search on Friday in the house Of a
gentleman in that neighborhood for the propri-
etor, who has been q government agent uTnish
ing provisions de escaped heir hands and es-
capped to this city. A general threat has been
made that if any Of the LINCOLN pickets are
killed. the inhabitants VIII BE- held responsible,
and their houses and property viii be destroyed.
On Friday a report, we are informed, was pre-
valent that the nemy were coming down in full
force; for this or some other reason, it is stated,
Capt. CLAIBORNE, who is in command Of our
cavalry in that direction, gave orders to have
the bridge over the north fork of the Obion river
destroyed The bridge was burned and a con-
siderable portion Of trasle work with it. The
bridge was one hundrsdaad thirty feet span, and
of the bes. on the Memphis aud Ohio rail-
road. twas situated between the Trezeysnt
and Mckenzie stations. There is no rolling
sock beyond the burned bridge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

LEAYING.-A gentleman from the Kanawba
Valley informs Vi thai the enemy is leaving
Western Virginia with great CELEBRITY. Ali hs
stores and army provisions are being removed,
and the redoubtablo PisTpont is speaking to the
people from the stump, urging them to defend
the country, and to rely upon their own powers
and resources-RjchmOHd Enquirer, 9Th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

COTTON AT NAsHymLE-The Nashville Pat
riot Of Saturday says that there are indications
shat the cotton trade viii be revived in that city.
At A. Hamilton d Co.'S warehouse, several
vTagon-loads of the great staple arrived, and
samples Of ffy bales Of fine cotton were at
1heir Office on Saturday morning
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

"a CONSULAR EXEMPTIOSs-We are inform
ed that the number OF " projections " issued by
{ e various foreign cousUls in this city reached
q total of 500 or ZOO We had not imagined
that European powers haa so many true and
loyal subiects-srms-5eariDg meu-under the
shade Of tine Palmetto. 1t becomes an interest
ing inquiry how far these exemptions VIII d.
minish the number Of our voters l'-Cha7Ies
ton Mercury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22

UNPRONHsING-We are sorry to hear from
our country friends hat the wheat crop IS very
unpromisinr at present, and from appearances
now. it is feared a short crop viii be harvested
This is bad news, especially at this time, as
every grain Of wheat aud corn that can possibly
BE- raised will be required to feed our armies.
We hone the fear Of our farmers Of q short
crop viii not be realized -LyHcbJUrg Rspub-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-22
NOTICE
First Arkansas Regiment,
.VOTyCE TO .gZSpwrp-.

fs'HE following named msrSsr. nj -b. ri
ss K gimeut are absslC vita -. AnNAn
- 80 Iuf.eaShs Etse expired or 40 have bs-1
p y srulA I'D not YET reported Il heEsslve- -
CSU Wtth1rt psrllssion THAI a.
-, 5Lss5eS 70 report them-sives t6fhs BssSmsr.
~. =, = ~ gseslIesnt within ten DAYS after the pu5fes.
ne r2Es, AMI they considered as pgszRrgRs ~ -,
secScdiugiy. 9A Isaled
Ccupsny Al. P. Psrv.
CoDpsny C-Thos. J. Hari4-n W., y o.
Company D-C1rstis McDansId.
OSRpa4y F-John Rysa, alfred Dar-s7. Levi Osi4s
81 [soeLor andrew Shannon, MieEssl Cunmlaw
mT.nnA-y -F4Rak Amman. John Lamb, zibert K
CoHpzny H-Hirsm D. B dry.
Company is. II WfuamS.
Company K-Jaues W. White.
Sy 95aer q Jas ? PAGAN
$3.50 Sc ~ An Vols