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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

"a A skirmish occurred on the 18th o. Johns
Island, near Charleston Three companies Of
the enem, with two pieces of artillery, attempt-
ed e landing, when they were fred upon BY a
picket CT twelve men The GEs vas returned,
and one Of the Conieaerates morally wounded
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sKIR5usHxG on THE RsFPAHAxxocK

S]KIRSHsHLNG on THE RiFPAHASEoCK The
Lynchburg Repa5ltcaa OF the 22i reports shat
quite a sharp artillery duel took PLACE q few days
previous, across the Rappahannock, between a
portion Of Gen EwalI5 command aid tie
enemy Our loss was two Oh three killed aud
fifteen or twenty wounded The loss Of the
enemy Was thought TO be much heavier.
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Is B.-BUGLEs AND BLACKSMITH fu5-
ed, two buglea Also, two suiths quaI1sd 20 shoe aofes
and repaiF wagons ~ b attached 70 ~ command
Coed wages wiz be paid Ed. r POETya
Wocdrug Boa.
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sz.loH OR P~TTsBCDo7 IA northern cores.

EE.2Hh OK EiAISbI4J "A naIt.-iA tCffL'
pendent says:
said the other day tLa. ilo true MANS for the
,grant great botIe Hs8 thS- Of PlljsbWg Land
inc. Suos then, General Grants official TepOr.
has appeared, IL which A5 says (DasiGg his re-
mark evidently upon a sentence j. BeaureEsId's
letter 20 him about the huryiug pas.y) the more
proper name ia the " Battle OF Shiloh"
I.'sa mere question OF taste. Phts0uTg Land
ing was our base Of operations Shiloh was that
OF the rebels. We eau give the engagement
our own name, or initiate the rebels, and adopt
theirs, rs We choo=e.
shiloh is simply a HtLa log church, about Ave
miles from tho Tivsy, on tho road 10 CoTiutk. Il
was in the edge Of Sherman's camp, in the brig
ads which was first attacked, and from seven
o'clock Sunday morning ill four or FIVE Sunday
evening, was used by the rebel commanders az
headquarters. Beauregard dated at it his ds-
patch announcing their victory on Sunday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

a Tho Liias Rock lras Democrat leans
Eom a gentlemen Jus. from Springfield, CONWAY
county, that be aaw q company ot siTry-hve
well mounted aud finely armed soldiers or
Arizona OF New Gezieu. Hha hai deserted from
he Federal s~crgi.., and were oH t9slr way 60
Join Gen. Van Dom, uadar whom they haG fore
mer}y served ia ,la Juil,l States arvsoa. The
Democrat gives tas information wed with
out indorsiur IFS Tu-hfaluasz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

Handsome BOJQJET-We oEaT our u-.n
thanks t. the lady Of Judge Dixon tor tre'-.Hf u-.f
bouquet We have seen Ibis season we admire Dol. only
the richness and beauty Of rho flowers, but H. a-a-.
taste Of tie making up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

MORE BRIDGE BURNERS CAUGET-We
learn that about eighteen Of the noted Lincoln
budgo-burners have been haFgsd, and are IN
safe keeping The last that were taken, state
that the gang consisted Of twenty45uT, and thay
were det2iied for ;his service, but that the en9l-
norr who u1n the train was a Georgian. IN this
we hope they were deceived, aud that there erc
no such Judases among &c, bus whoever ho was
be evidently understood the "dOts'-Rone
TFyrlFr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

EDITORS APPEAL: On looking ovez tue list
Of persons claiming foreign protection, pubrzhedl tho
AEaAEeR Of yesterday, I o5Esrvs ths name CT John
Joyea wish to let the public know that IN g cit.
zen Of the Confederate States, and nsvsg claims a1y
other protection since 7 renowned su other government
JOIN JoYcE, III Frcrt Row,
Between Washington and PopLar streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

WANTED.-A good white woman 600 i.- with
a family dauug the war Enquire ct ts residence Ut Dr.
W c. Bryan on shelby street A comfortable room
viii be provided.
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~ Headquarters PoTter's Partsaus. Wood
run Block, 10 Main street
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,ht Yisld oSLErd

To PIE TEADE,-The attention Of merchants
-a- cl-sr Is called TO the trade sale Of d-ygoods, cloth
Ing, Eaosz etc. by q. I. Andrews q Co, tbs evening a.
three a-.-s. a- E- EaLn street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

JUVENILE VIBLAISV-In consequence of II-
formation received az the Station House las. night uL
GERS Branusn and OFRyau, entered on z-sssr-l tr- a
quanlly of army pistols which had been stolen from The
landing, 10 the north part Of the CEy, hidden ava7 L.
trunks under beds and yt1sr hidus places iu various
houses Yesterday q pistol, sabre, h~r7gs--s ball.
and cartridge box, we've found IL al-t5sr part cl -is
CT ,, there d ys. more Of similar C--siss not found
These mad all been stolen By utls Fellows. some Of
them not more than four or five years e- a- IL
IsIs girl was likewise -sos.5d who was coz
cerEsi IL the robbsIt-E Thsss L.Is l.-vs1 10
down by any box. rrunb. suck 0g c--- e. r-icE r--y
find q hole this they eulsg1 if aeosssary and thsz
stes, IS much as they can 90 ascsp9 -rdstserod We
have 10 means Of dealing vfh these young -zi0v-s h.
viii grow NJ to be a curse 20 The community Wick las
suffered their minds to remain U1-g,t7a-et, ard E-ir
morals TO be deprayel. There is @ uzall56s la..= I
or practical Judicial system by which .1s res=-. aid
guardian Of suc1r Who ere .-5 real e--asr pass u1-
puubned
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nsss- 'fs Eour ov TET@ HAzaRE.

Sums AND HoEsrs-Thia morning at ten
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

& NL5E0 COLONY IN TIE 2"UTH-Wo
End the following statement "a the Cincinnati
GazEJs
Commodore Dupont has landed @ colony o..
contrabauis cH g. SimoD'5 Island. -4 Tho Gaor-
gis coast. with thaig corn and provisions, tools
etc, and has SET them % work Already they
have planted potatoes They have set up their
nil, and have been taught T.. plant cotton, and
thus become Of use TO tbemseives-
This just what we may ezpec. al over the
cotton States II our country is overrun y. the
vile Huns Of the North CorGacatiou and col
ouizalon constitute a leading feature il their
programme Of suyucal9l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

A COMPLIMENT TO SOUTHERN floors
The Richmond VEig thus handsome ani gen.
oroasly sIluis. 10 the fighting qualities of our
southern troops
Louisiauiaus, M.sa553r.aU9 1L5-14rlaul and
Texans have distinguished Themselves On ey-
cry field. We would not 5i5galaga the lighting
qualities VI the soldiers from any State in the
ConfsdoTacy, bat she history 20. tho wag seems
70 prove that the men just named have more
elan, moro dash, daring aud desperation than
any other. The art Of giving up" had not
been learnt by the Mis- plans "hJ tore down,
and kept tearing down. .la white flags al Don
olson Competent s]ulhol.y asserts shat the
only actual baud-lo-hGai fPsis which have oc-
cured during the wgr, happened iu Missouri aud
Arkansas the party o. Lhcm on or side being
always Louisianlsns and Miss7uriaus, ami al
ways successful
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

RAILROAD ACCIDEET-Ie5laTLaT w..r.ry su
extra train started dowa tie Mississippi. and Tr--ez7s
railroad from tbs i-p0. his place. BIZ Ing q sgls
engine ia tow. it, ollc-g~ were warned % lock Gus fox
. construction train, which RAD been making -zys.s o.
the road ard which was then on It! vhy Up Ia s5c-ri
alss "tl orders. TIE down train neglected 10 flag
rounding q curve nal d nile below Souo5uu1l br.tye,
aud tcul and d half mica below tLs city AT til spot
it was moving between fifteen and twenty -t-5 ~ leu
and here it came 30 collision with .he r1r5-ruru1l TRAIN
moving at the rats II SIX ules On Lou. The s-gsz ea-
r-aTiu. The engines were not thrown -ra .5= r-eE
butt three which ran into each ata-s c~a-...aug .l.o
ons mass OF ruins, sLAost like ssgsrs,- drops OF water
running into one mass Tho tenders and cars were com.
Tletely smashed The engineers ami others 5-ape.
death by jumping, UUt = usgr0 received some vg-y SO
vcgs Commissions aud a wound in his head. On Ie iatuL
~taligsDc- becoming known here an engine vss dis
patched to the scene OF disaster. when smother sa.as-
trophe came near taking place. The Cov.c-.e1et oItlg
engine, by some means. slipped i-0z 3. caught Is
heavy crosstie ana was thrown from DC Taa. ic-.u.
uste'y without severe dsuegs Another e-siae was 30.
down. and with much labor the Erst engine was a---
got on the uack. The train fer GTsaats was detained
last night owing to the necessity Of clearing away -7
wreck A investigation vii Je mad. %. III matter .1
day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

CONFEDERATE Co.'s Tho S=gsra hes pass 4
a bill for the Issuance g, ryl and silver coins
from the mints at Char 6rte. n. C.. Dahlonsga.
Ca, aud New Orleans, La The denominations
Of coin authorized 10 he struck VIII be- aquiva-
lent 10 lAs United States eagle, half eagle quar-
for eagle, and dollar, half dollar lrar.s, dollar,
dime and hail dime. The designs and names OF
these pieces have not yet been established
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-01

q EverybOdy's sale this morning at the
Arcade.
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IHE STAMPEDE IN HAMPTON ROADS -Iae
correspondent of The bal Hwor7 Av-rfcgH- WI
ting from Fortress Monroe If The stampede a;
the appearance of tls M.uir.e ru her second
trip ont, sGyss
fLcIe was iu7taUlaueaIs activity zuuuE The
troops audy5ssals in the upper Eo.is to css on,
o. tho way. Steam tugs rrE ~.=liu- and
screaming, towing aI sorts OF vessels yuJ OF
harms way
The French and EaE-isa T-s then moved
5ut Of the way, rs if they Lad been informed Of
the scene CT conflict. On our part no movezaea,
was made The Monitor. with steam mp and in
fighting trim lay quietly Dog- trr usual anchor
sge
The Eaugatuck Stevens nss.ary) came out
and took position alongside iHs Monitor. Sig
mails were made between our vessels, tnsf1rt and
Rip Rsps but no movement. was made. Curi0s-
iy gre. rapidly into suspense. Our iusctiou
seems unaccCuntab.a, except 1aau the suFgosj-
ttoa that the desire is 20 got he rebels further
down.
Tho position is one OF lal-ae7 Ola both sides,
the rebels Challenging as TO como up 30 their
field Of battle and SIC ere daring them TO come
down
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9urgsbnrg Snnrual,
From the State JournM
"ANoTHER VICTORY ~

The 'ollovine hcnrifrl lnce. breathing Il
iHrvid feelings ut poetic min and an anrclionr
heart aIe p, culiarly Appropriate at this hour th
the DARK Winged Angel is lowering over y, mu
homes ofanNi'ty 'nd b'rNavom ~
Who ars widows who arc or,,h ~
Victory, again is won,
Whow will bear the news Of sadness.
10 the lonely, stricken tno
Who will tell how fell the G,ltr.
husband brother, in th, nly
Who viii bear their "l9s' sad whisper"
AS their life tide nowd aut,N?
Who can paint the depths Of anrui,l,
That must follow all this STRIFE,
Mercy Weeds aud walls ia sadness,
Der this waste OF human life:
who can sound the depths Of sorrow
read suspens h--"il but , part !",..
Thousands, waiting, soon viii ,hudrl
And will gneve with broken hc,r.
Who will cathor in the ophana?
See them cluatcr roun the hearth
Vino can still their merry bratir
Check tl.eir childish joy. aud mirll
An | their laughter turn to srrr..,
Telling how their father ~
List, with bith, to their , lhnF
Draw them closrl % w! "lir
There wcrc srnthcrs. th,r wnp l,ypa,--
BRA 10y too "thoy fought ul r,ll 3"
WAo will bear the sadnmp tilmga
To the loved. "thcy loved go wrlly"
Wac will tell that trd,tiuu mdI ,n.
Where his manly form was lain?
Toll her, "but q tell her gently"
Twas her loved one, -" mout tho -mn."
Tell her, eyes she was Remembered 70
Twas her image on his breast
Thrrp her miniature was resting!
by his stilltnod hand. twas prcs,h:
Sure the ioriHg are "ttc brnyrsi,"
EdET bravest, -, true, 0ul tried.
Twas for h"r,--and Tor ic, Country,
That young llHRo MAWNR died
Bear the tidings "hoar II gcn.l :"
Tell the widow whcrph itll!
Where her husband fought 80 briy"l,,
For his Coun,ry, "louR aud w,ll,'
Tell her how b,r lamn was spoken,
Ere his spirit wug'd it, flight
Whispering, 40 my bleeding Counr"
Aud "My Mary, God and Right"
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

Doctor Thomas +. Chapman will send to all who
wish =. free Of chargcl the Recipe and full direc-
mons iur making and Osing beautiful vegetable
Balm, that viii etcctualy remove Pimples, Blotch-
e', Tan, Frechles, etc, etc leaving the kin snnoth
clean, aud beautiful also full directions flr using
Pelatrau's Celebrated Snmulant warranted to
less than thirty DAYS. Either Of the above can be
obtained byrou,u ula,l by addressing with STAMPS
fr return poyigcN pr. Ibomas T. Chapman
'rts oe'I Chemist c5l Broadway New Iy.h.
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EARMS GIVEN AWAY,

Mr., Nm MekiIn proposes to disposeo his Ian
in this county at ncrcIy nominal price.
lie will sell the south half of The northwest GU,
teT,of section %, town ;, range 10, containing
acres, for five hundred dollars Said land has h,
thoroughly ditched and drained at AN expense,
S2I5!
He will also sch the south half of the south we
quarter Of section 49, town G. range II, at the saI
price.
Enquire Of Il. Il. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Pc,
ryshurg, Ohm.
Also for sale large number Of Town Lots. b0t
here aud in the tcWu Of Nillgroyc with and with, =
improvements together with several vsluap
Fsrns. II, II. DODGE.
Pvn! !s1ug, Nov. 10 loy2.
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CnENlCOPATHlG rNYSICIAN

ilENllhOI y IllO III NlOl a ".
May be consulted free of charge, at the following
times and places
Fostora' Hays House, Tuesday, March la;
again. April 2S.
Fndlay, Crooks Hotel; Monday, March Ii;
Fr,n'ont, Ke>sTor Hotel, Wednesday, March 10 ;
again. April 30.
rcrrysbmg. Exchange Hotel, Wednesday, after
noon, April .; again, May 2l
MY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Are new and different from any one in the United
States and challenge any to produce the SAINT,
success that have met with in treating Chronic
Diseases. Ny theory is based upon the chemical
operations of the body believing diseases to depend
upon diSprnport ned condition of the fluids OF the
body, whereby the solids be come unhealthy bv
and finding ont what is deficient or in excess and
supplying Ia the systDrn what is wanting. | am
enabled Ia c'ur often lNa small amount ormrdcmcS,
where the patient has h,cu druggcl with medicines
tor long years to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the gr,atmaiory ofcascs. de-
dcnds mainly upon a di+propoytioucd state of the
gastric or digestive fluids or The stomach When
t"' g'stc uuid Is Poloriiuned properly, the food is
tluIuuglv digcstcd and Ussimilatvd. Nicwng DvS-
por,ia bytherulcs Of Chcncopatnology, and giving
treatn2ut accodmgly,l am enabled 10 cure 90 cases
uut ot % and 90 cases Out 30 of Consumption. As
t.Eu, Boucljtis and lalyngitiS,nud liver Com
dlaut Piles, Neuralgia Dizziness or Sick Headache.
Nervous Debility and Female DiSeaScs--iu every
case II cure, and other djseases propurtiuuAtely,
CONSJHuTlON.
s-s''Dr. NcNillcn uses an improved ln'mlng In
StIumcnt for the cure of Consumption Asthma Ihon
chits and iaryngitis bv this we can make ~ good
an application 10 tic diseased Lang and Throat ms
We could to sore any ywhcrc ON the exterior Of the
body.
DIR. n, uses pure Chcmcopathc AMI Botanic Rem
cdieS, He gives mild tonic treatment which acts
chemically, and assists Nature To FIVE herself One
ounce of assistance to Nature i, worth pound of
poisonous drugs 10 the disease.
Consultation and advice flcc.
information in regard to my treatment AMI sue
cess call ON, or write IN:
Mrs, ;. r. Abbot, Portage, Wood county, Ohio ;
Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Eaglelillc. Wood county Ohio
Mrs. Jesse lIukell browns Corners, Wood county.
Ohio. Andrew Gross, Mlerove, Wood county Ohio;
John CunImnS, llassau, Hancock county, Ohio ].
\. Smith Elmorc ottowa county, Ohio; &. i.
Church, Tolcdo,Lucas county. Ohio.
MI communications must be directed 10 Or. J
+. NcMilcu, Cleveland. Ohio.
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AGBEGGrEiTs sReAE.


How to ccouomzo timo and Labor an,
to accomplish most during the present
month, is the larmcr's study. Many a Turner
undertakes to do f. much work himself
that he breaks down under thc pressure
while he should have spout p'rt Of his time
in planning to make work 20 smoothly. IN
have no hurrying, on work to be done over
again. and to have no ho ~ on the farm
who interrupts the work of uihnrs, or s. uuI
of the way when wanted or Rl,jriiug h.t
share of the tough Jobs, aud looking out for
easy ones. The farmers Of oUr country
should remember that all prosperity, c8pvri
ally in this country, Is dependent upon the
products of the soil, and so use the whol,
fertility of the soil and the mauurr-hcap +,
tNt bcs. aiva"t,gc, and with cmiilcu in
Him who givcth rain in duc season aud
ordercth the seed time AMI the harvest
Bones Collected from tar and near with
jealous care bound them up or put them in
with the horse manure.
Broom Corn Plant late Ia lhc month. o,
gool corn land in hills , feet each way, or
IN drills feet apart, thinning subsequently
to 2 9nchc3 apart in the rows.
Nnttlo- Continue to lollcr until there is
abundance Of grass. Keeping them a week
out of the pasture now viii be of great scr.
vice to it before the end of the .Iummcr.--
They will relish little hay at ui-ht even
after turned TO pasture. Keep up the flow
of milk by fccdug cows with wet bran
shorts, and roots if amy remain, until the
pasture is in full growth. Feed grain to
working cattle according to the severity OF
their labors. Potatoes or other roots once
cr twice q week win keep them in good,
healthy working order,
l, -, 4 Il
early in the month never work the ground
when it is wet. Tho old rule of the Ind an,
was, to plant when od, leaves are oa large
as mouse's ear. lthcayy grccusward ho
broken up this Spring, do not croSs-plow,
aud bc careful not to disturb the soils in
narrowing and marking out the ground
Tho tcrmentng sols viii alNrl warmth
and nutrimcnt ENamme carefully and rr-
icct all imperfect scod. IT wet aad dried
off with lime, smuttng is prevented
llorscs-Need, to keep thcm in COOL con-
dition during spring work, generous feel
and thorough grooming Collars, cart, aud
harness saddles should fit perfectly, aud
these are much better hart than soft. Sult
pats induce sweating, aud golls If the skin
he broken y piece OF hlrd leather, set to
tit the neck and shoulders under the collar,
is great relief for tcndcs Skim, Il horse.
Sponge the heads, shoul irrS and l"gs u'ght
and morning.
Manure - Torn is a gross FODDER, an !
should be well supplied with all ,hlt can
he prohtably used, The effects of heavy
manming on hood crops will hr visible
years after, in the oats. wiutcr grain, and
grass which follow Bay manure only ais u
last rcsortnttcr all available supplies on the
farm are exhausted. Bono dust, and Peru.
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i'sclf can not ilnder5iond tbs first command
ucNt, or how Wc can have dominion over
sin NGw in true Christian character the
world can see an i,'ustNtion oi all Tie g
hard doctrines Thcrc il can ,Dc liviug it,
it'ntou d Giti. and lopc. and love, and
humility T,oristnc clomcst commentary
ot a. Hi, US op..tr of hc uulh.
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RNLEssInrs.
The light Of Chris,iau Cnnr-
StCtPr.

ih ir very chtlrlcrs arc far iIuvr nr
common m0s' So lIut each may be- IE,uc
tp 80 city si Da D. iGu which 'clnuot ht
hid,
W purpose ip consider tln liuLt fu#
i,ams m upou tltc y.,II from , Y.uga
Christian character.
T. 4 pure Christian character .cuIi,','e,a
lar world hy furnishing IT an cy,pr,w, an
rNhhll.ou oi lhu h.,i .spiI,rI nature
which God demands
-.llom can we o,t,a, "a rIoa idoa Of any
ihiug upon wh,.r we hav" never looked
N'ou May d,.'1h' slcul-cWiuc to yDW
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