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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-14
REHEAIBER LIMERICK AND FoNTEyoY
IRISH Volunteers, ATTENTION!
Fsisscr:si Point Bakery.

ALBERT SPRATLER
}EGS leave inform the citizens OF Mineral Point
and vicinity that in order enlarge his business he
has associated with himself Air. Edward Kline and
-lley are now ready to supply all with
Bsttcr Boston &C Me a7td SODA Crackers
By wH0LEALE AND RETAIL.
They intend also to carry the Bal-fng business IA
all its various branches,
Spppigiae Fam5ties. Fa5te Heases and Parties
With everything pertaining to tee business
Er. ad. i lie and axes of all Varieties.
Confectionery of al kinds viii be found ia the
hslment.
All orders win be attended to with promptness and
utst4tsS.
In addition to the above, they viii keep general as
of
FAMILY GROCER. rs
IS the best quality consisting in part of
agars, f. $. Teas, Molasses, Tobacco,
Cigars &c, g.,
aIracing everything in their line usually called for
this market.
As they intend selling the lowest possible living
rates. they solicit share Of the patronage Of the pue
~" Store High Street, f-w doors beloa the post
oiIee.
EI~NF. ALBERT sPRATLFR.
Mineral Point, Nov. ;, 1861. a..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-14

FINE RAN We had a fine shower on Mon
DAY, which gave vegetation a forward move
ment rarely witnessed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-14

\ AT "a ascer dtn ard settle the ia
biIlIes OF The ase # " leconsin 10 Ia,
Milwaukee AID X OK river canal cls..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
HOTELS.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
board R,aaee'i q s. psr day!

boafa Nf"Hffo - = ftf eAHs
rlac, ist ,lc,-as = ttls s.si az commodities
Hotel ,n l-l 3, h., beer ,se ,iss- .z~lsavor &; he
rssslssar. - .a.As "a "a aats san9,asas. co.
seulc.i ans ,,sofrtaais aems - .as sa,.. srs
ssrshxsr 81 lhis sde a.. Aiishas.
A. rhaterer hss .eesaei llssly q sila.ai.ssr -
M eoniori q is Eusrs hey sare soiea,orst.
-iisos' regard = eosa - fsosiss as4 - csu.tins
al he si.n,rr q isai,lsiA aol ,eiai eiJ8rsni
-hlsh mo.,.- A. h,s isv--s.i. at mcisrn ,.sss
.rpro,-i al.l -s p~iFor,Fs st.fh q hss s'nnsn.
= "a fes 'a- ps-' "A ysss. =. Er.uhfrs rrocf
hstiSsir sr'sis sars bees appreciated
=, -a~S. So s1ir-sris. IN. rus.. 49, ,n .r.
requirs. - p-srsas a. per' - sro~s'y. ,ss
-.-,srsss~l
Have Reduced The rs!-c % Bosrd to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
.sss. ,sn. asas shsuns soo> = =. 'uEurs-, ia,
~,iel sSeir 49,. "a. lisAssso ss-1 .srpi.-:
nEAnvTIs xuTc,gs . 90.
~ Yvrt. s~s. > issi ;p~-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
a NEW ARTrcLEi
Roback's stomach Ritters t!

A rev AID delightful stonsctic k1d Cordisi tor
giving tcre - the stomach ard fos the preveron Of
laiioas oesay.ats. tncadsut ths ws.tssn s0antry
Try T.
A mostLns dr!nk. 70 sss!s dlges,Lon GDc relieve
Dyrpep,iA, y has ~ e4usI 1gyn
II f1rov u = -~~ss~ 20 al othsr Blttsrs Tn Il
The formula - -.-e bliiefs. nox lSlj ne cole
pf1PcTy of ir. Aobaek. originate Nth cue - me
oldest Ht Eo~t es.l- ..s-icA frar-tft-se-s - tte
West ard Z i cirecv preiicas~a upon Tie wsnt- u
Western peopl-
isese bttsr- derive th-lr sil1t - Inn tie o~er-
fal tosic asiufe II fAe .s end tcfi- - wti.L uey
40 igo-st, snd a. they sre, ~ sliayfr- nnsat.
urd crzgineS q re stomach directly pfosot,r =
TEuptHANga.
IL pres~nt proprietor believes that Ia making rf4
widely kno~n. tie luhiic welfare is 81 Sod
Il viii soc- 10 f0f ssie cv al q In Roharks ~
marcus Avrrts. and 81 Hotsls. hc ths oclnssy o~.f
r. Tie n~aa.lair ellers will be hlled tlgs-g fs1rn
c.ne.Ansu IA alg ols1tiy. kl1 a. he lovef sAits
II Il put az Ia e4arl Bottles AID securely rArke "
orf - eases. Htf ~ sample cases vft Irsser
b. packed sui st.i 10 tuy ed4fsss. u teslfcA-
Retail Price, 81 per battle. sr .sx
FOR p5.
Principal cilcc - sslesreos 30 O. Esrt Fsrr,A
street. ~ builtifE nun Nam S,rurf. Clse-Irsti
OHIO. lAAor stofJ, -. 22 Aslfrn 3 Street
flr sac = .N County ID
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
eooks

New Books at lsartlctts !!
Under CANVAS, or. the Cam
- rasa q ths Isth RsEm-li in1ia1s ycisn.
ie~fs ln western virEla!s, sci ~ J. ? .frot.
John Bfrrt, ~ BE b. - o~fi pr~szns
rpthsrisnds--Fresh s1prr.
isssoua "a Ia.
Crest Hkreci stlcns.
Ce-l trcsms.
TIE ciois;ef 49, III Hssrls-r~s eappiy
f~fiefr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

, ss-ra,r- IN hs ~ aeyisisa irv~ 'ss 'e'-'
sS- .ivsstl.s.s>nss psbli-hed IN soh Deiiy .sd
ye.sly ,tu - charged ~ fsll Dsiy rates Win oee
rHLRT.Es cRUFT. Psor-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

L>x.l s1versL--gneats hffy cent? per seaarr each
s.asf-es<y sr-4n-snsnts n.1e -tsA tAe.e no
,s..slar a. ose.sare- Ysxgly advertisers, so~es~r,
- 3. csufnst strfety y thsty rugrlE prsmr~,
- s~f1 pa g4frt~rtr.
Asrerd.esasa,s N tAs ~s>os-s nosics eOssrnn -1li
ssv~-sls-use- sspe ssast.a1z on ne in-'f', =
,.ss.. s,scs. pubIshsd l. TIE ioesi columns, q
- -. - uItsf MI ~ gct for earh inssrtSon
al. Z o~.r "a linss. teI eects pr hne. -.
Adv~rtl.-rn.nts serf iu fo- &c speei1eo ume. VII
= ia.srt~e tsrss ase.,s ss1ss Ill,
sno.ut 10 q rens~si q III sane, unsese ol'srr'se
azrs-t upon bT contrast
Inso1sclux cAadi.At fvs cs.o~ q svsry ce.cfip-
tis 81 bs c..rssd q 90 fcr each name IN ths paiy
aod s3,oc = - DAY. act "eeny' a<Hfs~ - %
- xrstult1as .fver,.sesnsuts ~tsssvyr.
Casr~st 80 be made tor ifsertinE tno rcors> o.
A. 0ff~r. eoeles-ea. q A. s-cns - fof0~ss
for sseh oolies uct sxcesct1< mes = ete's isi
=. = lasert-o1, o-rr e.gst hn-s q Tile rsss-
A..Souu<frx 1s.ths ssfd fn-srA Doecs sn@etcs,
-. a F.-tis.'s P.er.i-s sni Excure0ns. <osaeb
n sy ia.sivifass sssocs stson-, % ~ s<arehss.
u TeguiAr prices !.
Ls[.l .fscTt.seoeru inssrtst - NE s<p.nss o.
Atfo<n.yy ors-ias. and payment -, - DC eo..yeo
- 49, al u-rc-ls- p. 1s csilsctabls 81 lie 1saal
ina Prbhsher not aecountsDle fof ne sos1 ~ ~
sxs .1v~rtissu hrJord shs snoaat en>fg.o ~
their pus1esroc
he Weekly Express
gaeli.ssa sv.sy retas-aay. rsr snsan'.
srso paper --as -tiAoss he usOn~y. nor eentina-
iong-r ans thss paid Tor
as,es os Advertising In weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
y. r. DECk a 90

rAcor rSoLss. rosr.0
y. n cou-sntiy Aand sspsriz zrEri. .s
NATEk FkofF OIL fl-ACk kI..ts. faff4lf.' Fl.
rstsf rroof al - r,k. ~ ieafher - - pat.
Oct. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

FTh
Assk1s
Cash, BalGsCs In BANK, - 1897 %
sonds anG Mortgages being rrsi leo ou
Zeal Esfate,. worth a. least ~, ZOO e9.oc7 cs
Losr. o. e.5cSs. payable or demand,
(msrkei value of securities tif7, ,s7s so l4< 900 90
rank sock market vsiuel Ts,sT6 90
cni,ed States Treasury Nosss, (msrses
value, inS, SOS so
srook;yn City ws.er BoDds l0,250 90
North Carolina State Bonds tmsTkst vsll 1850 %
a!ssouri STATE Bonds market valle), 1900 00
Zeal Estate, Nc. Z " all Street, IS So5 ~
interest due Oh lr- January, 1efl. (of
~hieh 81. no y has since sesnr ca, H7os o.
Balance In hsnds OF A gents and In codrse
Vftransmission from Agents. o. lat of
January lof which ell ,ess Is has siDce
been recsivei). = = Sosos 10
aud Risk.l, ss,sas o.
Haer Properly, Aisoelisneous items, $500 o.
Prsmiums dhe and IncollsStei On fuL.
sssissase at o1sos. $3.50 Is
r0iS, ... 81 zoe 81
cHAhl-i.s J. AAkl<S, Pru.u.zr,
Az wf.IN.RTH vlOs Pr<sm<zr,
J. MILTON sNfrII. AxcskTAss
JOHN MsokE. A~r szo.v
cBAHLhs GHIFJ, Agent.
No. P8KSIx ROW.
mAlSi1 nsxE a,rrs, rsD.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
Ayers Ague Cure,


Intsrnit'e-i Fever. O. Fever snd Agoe Renisss
Fevsr. Chill fsyef, DuEn0 Aste, PeEiOaical Ass-.
kcles o. hiillOos headashe. aIc bilLoCs 70
vsEs. .rdesc ter TIE ~tois olassof sas-
esss. o. ignaLlg ln hillary tc.arrs-
neni. ears~d 3, the Malaria =
kissE4st4c 1oal4lrieh.
We are enabiec here % oGef tie cor -rnacnisy q
remedy which While II cures tho shots foon iain-s
quantity. such remedy Il irvs 'f1he .l distft 0
shsre these affnetns disorders prevail. Ils ''ouse
sHPes Ihe miAslaare PVsou q Fever I'D Ague frtf~
ne system, snc prevents the cevciCfssnt = q Q
nss<ss. AZ taken - tns rni spprosCh q ia preu1L
iory synplous II j. not ouis he best ren e, e~,
dlsc0versd Cor this eiass q oor Hints bu alec
oi.sI bfi1ss Il within ib. g. s q sssss tiy sss
"A bilicns ai.lrSrs ~tsIe Fsysr 49, Asss lTs,ai.s
-ssFybOdy shOuid h-v. t snd use 4 ffe.l, tcit 80
afd ,,f0tsstlo1. a sreat superiority a. Z, 4
snt ccfisla curv q iufermitfsutf T. thru %.
dhs 20 Vuusns OF siins =. oonss ic sty a pI.ou
qusnsm ur Qiatr ~ tuTlo-4r eject. ~EatassT
49, the consiRutoh those rs ed /, "a ere left a.
ossAs1l - Y thss had nsser lad lhs disosse.
-. 80 ass IL uci alone 'he rrus-gusnc~ - M
,rol- ia irritation, amors -hich are
Ssu1slsia, Rh.umatisn, Gout H.aas.A. r.,rt...
Tcothscbe, kar@ehe cHfArrsh. Asthnla. I.lpt.
ts1ion, Psinfnl AneeusD 81 ne sFsen. 49,.
tefics, v ain Ia tht Bowels Collie PARALYSIS
aud Dsrsnre1sBt u toe stomach,
Al of vhash. shsn oTGinatsrs Il TITS euasc prs q.
he Intermittent typs, on becoue ytricdtfa rs
~CUnE' Esls ths POI frcEn the hloo1 and eos-
Ssunntly cares them AZ .lke. II t. an irri.-att
,roieStou - Immigrants aud perrots trtyelias a
tsmpofariy resldins IN The ulAlarious dllis41;s Il
sAk.n O1cAsiosily DAILY wllls exposed - TO a..
t~cti0ns that ~ - r-ts- frcrn tlle syet~ns arf
.Annot Accumulate in s4fieisIl quantity % rptp
i1fo disease. H. = = e-en more .fi-at.s "a
proiectieu thaa and g. U.ll ever sonor ff.z
luteT.-.tisats the .taii fhrls. ,rls ~ tue tre
teetlon ths frlneds Afords
49, trss~fs-t - Ia. = g.. AEEh 4 Co
Lowell NnrlachufFfis
Al our ren.+i - - f.T sais ~ , X. crsnsa.s
L. n. DospKl1F. aid - al DRUGGISTS Ia refrs.
Hsute
whsie--ir - AlL3s 4 20. C.ao.aass..
fuui.sot. ..-uee~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

IRON BUILDINGS, FIFTH sTRyT,
TITTsBUKc. fLSs.
The Collegiate eOarss lneluses the pTineiplss ard
prsc'io- Of
Double Entry Book Rse-'-~.
Adapted 70 evsry dsparrneps - inl.sd and Fcs
sisn commerce. ey The author d DUt's s. items 81
Book keeping
Stock and ParsnszsAiS Boots.
EHeu APPLYING numerous esses OF difheuit opening
and closing, changes Ia arus. &c. supplied " the
authors forty years experience in business.
The Settlement of Single Entrg PartaersAi9
books.
Generally - tl.c asdsTstoo3 tLAi t,,0 .sT4uscssors
% Book keeping' Ia this city. Tceiniiy made cli
Oui iness balance shs@i roa'aining ls,pVv errors
Reesifyiag Deroaged Doublf Enfry Bools.
Afrequsls aud highly re.ponslpis du;y. esYlainsi
IN 40 other treatise On Aecculu.
Ca qging Single 20 Double Entry Lsiger
illustrated ssr he as.t time Ia Dars sses-seep!rg
The Pr.lsis Led9cr.
Tor Acetius Ike results q ae h-sne.s private ,.o
oficn sesiret - EXTENSIVE frm-l r-DlAius wholly
unknown q tie pupils OF al c;her Commercial
scboolr
Basiness torrssyondcne,
r,as volume q par-. u.nuscrip, Raslac.s less~..
sGoris lhe most complete eourse q .n-rue'ioa n
nse.
Bar Hess forG.a
systematically arranged ard tssght ga coi11ocNoa
villa the book u practiSs.
Commercial Computations.
Iooiutng numerous business op,-s.. .us n~ssf hot
oushly taught IA other schools.
Commercial ard Ornamental Pssrnanshir
~ " N. rur aus c {. caciraa, authors - "a,
hew eti,lsns q ,he Con. of Peunsanship as Ses
School Capg Rocls.
fhs popularity u these iaslrosemerts. ard iheii
elegant Business wfiiing sftoti the advantages 4
! lhis department over ~ cher Colleges. kas, -
west. rhe eiaargs.i ediis os Daa p1aean''
ueus q
Basinsss end 0rRarssnfsl PeaEla ssAia.
Z. re NOS, cempgete ssiffasirucor p4tll.hed. so.
/ gAutiy tound mailed pa-lpeid, faf et-
| nlf unncau's Ns~ school 'cr' neois, fnsn
engraved. with The aathol. iusggrttas OF fscl
/ costr 10 ceuls per aoser-
TIE Ciespcr Copv Beok "a ast.
For Nsli particulars. ssnd iof ear elsgs4t pe~ clf
| .4iar, % 90 with .aapiss - lsa.isE's ~
! ting. irrlotinF ce-ts. -
r.. A.. DUfF son. Principals.
ss strangers Eli aissfc 'rQa.re ouf -errts'ie
/ 81 ile r.fy. where ~ 80 tfl. .no~A
uiar1s8~i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22
FLORIST AND GARDENER,

HE und~rslgued ofers % the ciu
fsrs - Tsrrs Fsrte - e1rfrlfv. = e. az
iafFs aserflnsat q cor-vrs oensisunk ~ ro...
-rrtsraf snt t,..1ets acd flso efere7s a. "a ~
-~sttsns-s, &c. a. ~. etce Hr-th aslr ra,si -.
i~tfu au4 - ttrosis, ent aisg a IA (,srs-~
a - cftt 80 sf~ssr u r<rs-er.s .<Csfi,.l-
Ae~s tllL4-N ecHc :.
2->T@f-<~ L---s 80 oesdrz.-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

C<rk-r 80 fcrft~A. vtr0 Ccrvrr So
- re ~ rrt-s~lrs~4. - e-rstfr e ~- hs~s
stsss4 - rlsis~5 tf.ttIt esifsT Hsfs tai 81
- ~ - Fsazris rr-rF a f~sir,~ Cre-k Tc~rsnsr.
- - - 49, - - tsfk ttY usss sr-3- IL
- .eass 81 - r.EAi h "a 49,. - - nf'i-
a vs -st-~ -aff- ef trtrts refrrsvsef-. -
ea.t - - tea sss-f ~. e. - s<ftI-e - fs-s
= - as-<t t-r-y ttisr<
fknFe OK ~r-.F
- TRA~rS
s.t.-~r,-s - 49, - hs~-s H t>s. I'D tsT
q N~szzcc. lNi. ~.c. NT1h y.
- ,~<r -. sR.,-ss.s =. t-ss rr.--<~srs -
- k<-.y tsrs Is~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-22

n y q II III - q Z
az 1as FzFZxEs7B 6EkJ-AN|UAL SlA1E
HxST Qf ~ coad6sca Of aS HQAE RSc.
RASC.T OO.kPANE Or ne ouy az Me- fort,
or az iSs dry ~ Ssrsars, 1851
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND
n BedrooI with ample pantrles the secon1 noor, to
let with Board Also Rooms, suitable for gentlemen, at ~
West Fourteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

DOARD.-A FEW GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLEMAN
ID aud wife can be accommodated with Boird In ivate
family Good airy rooms, aud convenient TO The second
avenue oars Apply al " Ktyingou street, ncar Aleu, :
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

DOARD-NEAR WASHINGTON SQUARE NO IO7
ID Wayerlcy place. family single gentlemen car be
gda'cd with pleasant Rooms and Board Dinner
six References exchanged
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

J,uLL BOARD wANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. IN
IL the vicinity OF Thirtieh and Eighth avenue;
IN private family where there not than Ave chi
there daughters Simplicity desirsble;
cleanliness Indispensable Religious society most agreeable
Please address Cameron, station Z, Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

G 4 Al y AM NOW DELIVERING SUPERIOR
pI fU' quny Of Coal for family use well screened,
AL 81 40 per ton, Of 2O0J lbs Also ivoo aud Cannct
N' " a. hEAng4.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15
BOARDING AND LODGING.

WILLIAM b. TAYLOR. Postmas
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

American Desslcnting MilkCo
American Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Society
American Publishers'Ci Circular
Bethel Colore 4 Church. Pastor
Blood's American Needles
Boyd's City Express
Braithworth Retrospect,
Editor
Carroll Institute, President
Catholic Church, Canal street
Christian Chronicle, Editor
Country House, 10 Fifth
Eighth Avenue, No. $40
Empire Tool Company
Engineer, box 4,476
Glenham Company
Golden Prize
Goerck II, No. 13g
Hands Liue Sailing Vessels.
Agent
VILLA
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

" and
Zugcr Henry ZabrskieAC ZeelaG Hastings
Young William Young 4 Sons Youngs John
Young August Zane Thomas Zanfreta Alexander
Zamfreta Ziegler Jacob
The New York herald., 1862-03-15
Ships Crews Letters.


Julia Lawrence ship, Amous
Minks
John Spear ship, Rasmus
JdsS aSrossSRR 3 boxer ship, George A
Woodside
JW Chapman schr, captain
Lebanon bark, Benjamin y
Biatchford
Lizzie brig, Capt Gotterell
Medea II N ship, Geo Roe,
drummer
Nortilight II NJ ship, Jas
Camron
Morning Light ship, Captain
Moore
Margaret brig, Capt Durkee
Niagara ship, Capt franklin
Lawrence
Olive bark, LouisBernierCapt
Plantagenet str, Rob Thomp-
son
Prince Imperial ship. Capt
Pritchard
IeOuy DARK, Alex CampDcll,
VIM S0rley, carp
Petrea bark, ycrett Sturges
Peacock brig, Capt Paon
Queen OF the Fleet =. Thos
O'Brian
Roxhania II NJ ship. Philip
Racer II M ship. John McDo-
maid
R 4 Tucker ship. Capt W I
Rambler bark, j ,JohnHBuiman
Robert Treat brig, Capt > B
Robbins
Rather schr, Alex Roberts
Richard Hill schr, Captain r
Smith
Seth Sprague ship. Hector
Fillans
Scloto ship, John Shaw
Susan Fearing ship, Henry e
Harding
Solth Boston brig. Capt Lane
Theoba.d ship, Benz Adams,
Tobias Hill
Union brig, Cnpt w Zealand
Vesla shlp, Hans Hager
Village Belle brig, James Il
Watt
W s Lindsay ship, VIM Frost,
Edward Merrill
VIM Libbey ship, ChasBishop
Yankee Blade schr, Vim p
Marshall
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

UURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-wITH PARTIAL
= Board II requred to gentlemen IN strictly private
location all modern Improvements Inquire at II Ham,
mond street. between Fourth and Bleecker.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15
NliscellnncOuS

nnCOuSs
Lafayette Lodge r A N,
Secretary
Lebanon Lodge, No 0, U 0
BIB
Missionary Intclligsncer
National Frecman's q Assoc'n
New Bedford OIL Company
New Britain knitting Co
N Y Benevolent Iniirnary
New York Brass Company
New York Emery Wheel Go
N York Journal Of Medicine
N York State Medical Society
Roots Rotary steam Engine
Co
Sullivan Manufacturing Co
labar Lode, No 81, U o B b
Universal Hcmmer Company
Volunteer Relief Fund OF
ed ward
Witherly Tool Company
NJ d. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
For the Union Appeal
A CARD,


To the Members Of the Second PresbytsriGn
CHurch-DEAR BRETH Rem In returning to
the pulpit of the Second Presbyterian Church,
allow me to say 10 you that / have resumed
my former position to answer no political ends.
In this respect 1 would, by the grace of God,
return good for evil. Touching the present
great crisis, have my opinions and accord to
you The right TO have yours, for which re ere
both alike responsible to God and our coun-
try. My business with you in the Second
Church is to preach the gospel, in the bonds
and fellowship of which we have been so
abundansly blessed together in days past
have no private feelings of malice or re-
venge to crafty towards those by whose mis-
guided zeal and violence 1 was, for time,
banished from my pulpit I return for their
and your good, praying that God will preserve
and bless the church which has hitherto so
richly enjoyed His blessing. so come let US
sing unto the Lord" 40 come let US wor-
ship, that in the darkness of our troubles we
may,enjoy light from above.
Preaching at half-pAst 10 every Sunday
morning. Theme of next sermon: " And
they all with one consent began to make ex-
cuse." Seats alike free for citizens and sold
iers. r. c. GRUMPY.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24

MEMPHIS DAILY ARGUS We arc pleased
to hear that the Memphis argus is about to
spring from its ashes like a Phoenix. We are
pleased because, as every editor is necessitated,
and most justly, to swear allegiance to the gov
ernment, the resumption of the paper argues
a return to loyalty on the part of its proprie-
tors, who stopped issuing when said oath was
required OF them. We always hoped that
gentlemen so esteemable in private life wo1ld
one day see their duty to the government. 1t
is never too late to do a good thing.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
GENERAL ORDERS NO. "a.

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT or wEsr TENNESSEE
CoRINTH, Mississippi, August 10, lS62.
I. All nenresdents Of this District found within the
same who, home would be subject to draft will st
be enrolled under the supervision Of the local
manders where they be found and in Of dSaf
being made by their respective States equal proper
ton Will be drawn from persons thus enrolled Persons
drawn will al once be assigned troops from the
States which they military service, ana the Exc
cutve thereof notified OF such draft.
II. All violations of trade by Army followers may be
punished By consc Of stock in trade, and the
sgnnsnt Of the offenders to do military duty as private
soldiers.
By command of Maj. Gen. o. s Grant.
JN0. A. RAWLINS,
toheial Assistant A5jutant Gepsral.
J. II. HAxNoSp, A. A. General aug24 If
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24

THE BALL GAME.--The lovers of the health
full and graceful game of Billiards viii be pleas
ed to hear that Fred. Myers has leased the Ell
Dorado Billiard Saloon, on the corner Of Sec
ond and Jefferson street.
During his temporary absence in Cincinnati,
Fred. has been measuring his skill against that
of Phil. Tieman and other nights Of the cue,
and certainly upheld the reputation of Mem
phis most magnifcently, making the lai gest
runs made in the arduous games he played.
His many admirers and friends will, doubtless,
threBg the favorite sale aux billiards once
more, now that be resumes its management.
1t has been frequently asked a0hy Meyers man
ages billiard room better than anybody else
The answer may be found in the old maxim /:
alt takes q blacksmith to make a horse shoe"
which might be rendered it takes a billiard
player to please billiard players.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24

ODD FELLOWS HALL.-This favorite place
of amusement has fairly succeeded in out
stripping all competition for popularity. The
select audiences that it is now attracting, made
up of the best and most fastidious families of
Memphis, the gentlemanly courtesy of the
ushers and door keepers, as we'll as the higher
tone Of the performance entitle it to the supe.
rior place it has attained. The grace of Miss
Madden, the skill Of the male performers, and
the freedom from political clsptrsps and OBJ
scenity which mark the performances GER
tainly merit the good name they have won,
and reflect much credit on the management of
Mr.. BeckIer as we'll as on the performers
themselves. The programme for tomorrow
evening is one Of the best presented this sea-
son. Secure seats early or be crowded out.
For the benefit of our newly come soldiers,
who love hearty laugh, we state that the
Odd Fellows Hall is on Main street, near the
Park.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 66.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH DIVISION


AKsPHiss august 4, 1852.
THE General Commanding announces with shame
- and modification that he mas discovered cas- Of
bribery in Of the public oces in Memphis viz the
payment by citizen Of hundred dollars TO clerk in
the oce Of the Provost Marshal General for pass to go
to Helena.
IL All ofoers soldiers and employees in the service Of
the United States salsried persons and
fec foE any o6cisl act whatever. 1t not only crime
bat disgrace to the whole county In ike manner
crime FIR citizen to offer brhs; a, If any citizen
has ever paid IS asked pay Fee tlihe or has
Afforded opportunity to make profit to corrurt or
encs person in the service Of the United Staes he IS
hereby notified that he give notice thereof 10 tls
Commanding General forthwith that justice may be done
aad the honor Of the nation be protected aant even the
suspicion Of corruption.
III To guard against corruption in The future II is or
deTed that nc houss taken possession of by the Quarter
master ndr General Grants orders TO take possession
e and et to loyal tenans the vacant houses in Memphis
shs te occupied By sny officer employee the United
staas Government except by regular assingmeut under
the Army Regulations BY the rnlaser approves
BY the Commanding General. Nc rents viii be paid e-
est 70 the ouartemaser in person. or to one Of his
clerks on the WI ten receipt by the QuartermAster
signed by himself and not by proxy.
". Anonymous communications will not be enter
taned but any citizen person having cause Of grew
viii reduce it to writing, stating names and facts
and signed with the proper name, when redress viii be
given if necessary. Such communications will be ad-
dressed the Adutant General Of the Division Major J.
E. Hammond.
BY order of Maj. Gen. ". 7. SIBERIAN.
j. Il. HANxoND, A. A. C. [aus
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24

THE NEW JAIL Mr.. Park, Mr.. S. Tighe
and Mr.. Amis, acting as Jail Committee have
secured Col. Forests negro mart on Adams
street, between Second and Third street for the
purposes Of a jail at the rate Of twenty dol
lars per month. Mr.. Hardwick, of the Hard
wick House, has agreed to feed the prisoners
for thirty cents per day.