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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-03
ONE DAY LATER FROM THE north.
Changes in the Federal Army

We have received the New York Htrald, of ~
9th u'.. one day later Hsontains very little h-
teresting war The following is its account oe
THE SITUATION.
Wehave to announce to-day an important change
in the military command In Western Virginia,
proving that our predictions to the OF tho
Presidents visit 10 West Point were perfectly -
eurato. General Pope has received the supruuao
command Of affairs In the 6hsUandou1V alley, ard
will now he ijtted against the rebel 6tonewail
Jackson. The forces under Major -Gcnersis Frsr
mont, Banks, and Ne Doweli have been consolidated
into one army, called 1.-The Army Of Virginia." and
Major General Pope haa been especially assigned BY
the President TO the chief command The toscss.
under General Fremont constitute tho hrut army
corps, to be commanded by General Fremont The
forces under General Banks constitute the secouA
army corps. aud are to be commanded by him. The
forces under General Mcdowell constitute the third
army corps, to be commanded by him.
General Pope enters upon his new comQsnd with
the prestige Of former SUCCESSES In the nississippi
Valley and In Missouri surrounding his name. whle-
no doubt will be host In itself with the army Ct
the Shenandoah recently involved in . somswhat
muddled condition Of AFFAIRS under the manage
ment Of the political Generals 4 sSidies Of gyoat
dash, combining capacity for instant action With
fine stratexical power, as his couduct at 1Aawne~
Mound, New Madrid aud Islaud No. IL eviuoed,
General Pope II just the man sOr the position -
signed to him
which we publish Of the skirmish II front ~
Richmond, on Wednesday. The groaud eontsnAsa
for was swamp, scattered oves with elamQ9.of
main object OF the advance appears 10 have 49,
TO obtain dry and healthy location for that pr.
tion Of our army then eneamped il swampy and
sickly region: In this General Mcclellan Svsse2
sntissy sseesssf q: sss lisils .ec Srss.d ~ = y
1aissd IL erdv = Piaes esr ses !!yssS sAs stss. #
tAsI prscio.s bsPisassss YssieiSA. Tn sehsl
camps In front of General Hoeksr's dlyision ass
81 I and - wounded in I'M the scson q We W.dossda, = ~ ~
not amount to over two hunAre6-th1 ktlled kotnI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-03

r ssne q ~ 1yi.s salesAs 9 - paintsr
- ~ shss = - - - - - 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-03
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
FOREIGN INTERVENTION
Spec hes in Par1i n m n (
BuTLER's PROCLAMATION.
THE BRITISH rREss ON INTERVENTION.

&C.. &c. &c, &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

ANOTHER SEIRlnSH On WHTTNIARsH "A
number OF reports Were curuent last night with
regard 10 au affair with the enemy on Whitmarsh
yesterday. From the best authority we learn
the following facts, and regret that it was impos-
sible 60 obtain details
itappsaEs that lato III the afternoon the enemy
landed ou the island from their barges aud at
tempted a reconnaissance in force They had
NOT proceeded far before trey encountered a large
Confederate picket that had been sent over from
the 1871 Georgia, Our troops attacked them
vigorously, and charged upon Them, when the
Yankees fell back and again took to their barges
We had few killed and wounded on oar aide.
and the loss OF the enemy is said to be eoasiiera
bic. though no particulars have transpred
When last aeari from, our picket wss main
tanning its ground ana well supported
The enemy are evidently seeking place ior a
battery 10 bear on cur works on the main-Sa-
gaHnah Republican
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
City Assessors.

~ II ordained by the Board VI Mayor and Alderman
- OF the City VI Memphis
That section ten 0 Of ordinance entitled Of asseasos-
for and takers pages l1y-is-
the eoddsd charter and ordinances Of the city, be ans
the same is hereby repealed
BE further ordained That when the City Assessor
have completed their abOrs In assessing the value Of u
taxable property Of the city, they shall return thir
books 10 the Mayors office Of which due notice snail O.
given the city payers by the Mayor through he of
fetal Journal the city insruetng them to come toz
ward and examine the assessment OF their properly a.
ownership boundaries and valuation within the mex
ten 40 days Sundays excepted from the date or puoi
cation Of such notice.
Be II further ordained That the City AssessOr4 after
thsy have returned their books TO the Mayors ote g.
provided in the preceding section shall attend tneTs
daily Sundays excepted during the ten u days aoSys
designated show properly owners the assessed Vau
Of their property, and 10 make such changes
Or corrections In their assessments as may Oe ~ ALI
necessary And after the expiration OF ne saS 81
days no change shall be made In me vaiaauon oL -
property whatever except on the formal Peulon ~ ~
party azgrieysd 10 the Mayor and Aldermen "Inih
three months thereafter unless the Aldsrsn e1sAt
and voting On such petition shall unanimously eonsen
% the change ssked tor - .,. - . a,
Be II furthsr ordained That the compensation Of ne
CITY Assessors for the ten days LABOR prescribed N ne
oriinace shall be hfty dollars each
Approved April lon, lso2.
JOHN PARK, Mayor
attsst-L R RICHARDS. City Register.
auI9lOt
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JGsnzsal. Confederate States Army
Ssgn Kirby snIfh 40 the People OF Ea.I
IaEuFaaeR.
HE.DQUaETEEs DEF4HTMENT OF East Tenn.

HE.D9UAETEEs DEFARTMENT or EAsr TESN
kSOAFILLE, April IT, 1902.
The major general commanding the depart
meDt sees with regret that large bodies OF citi
aeEs, nlsed by designing men, are leaving ia,
State and seeking an asylum ii Kentucky.
H5 calls upon tLe psople OF East Tennessee
TO re1sain at thsT homes, to cultivate thsr fields
and TO be true in their allegiance 10 the existing
government
lie assures all citizens engaged ia cultivating
their farms, that he viii protect them in theil
rights, and that he will uspend the militia draft
under the State law, that they may raise crop,
Jur consumption IN the coming year.
L KIRBY SMITH
Maj Gen. Cong Dept East Tenn
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EvenI. ut Eredericlsburg, VI

Tie Richmond Dispatch ct the ly,b. i,arrg,rf
the events of the evacuation uI FradarirA burg
by the COnfederates The gu-my udvanc,d
from FauquIrr county sis Thousand strong.
drove in the outlying pic!,sts beyond the Ran
.pahanuock Of the little force ,se had az FIe4rr-
IcksDuTg. The pckets retr,ui,,i -lIoss tho river
intO the city firing and destroying the three
bridges across the RappsiaHuock Th-y also
destroyed little cotton, and r. number of
vessels and steamers, with @ quantity OF corn
and other grain. On slender iorcs linen uv.cu-
atod the city which they could not hold, aud by
resisting would only ensure the destruction uL
As the COniederstes retired from jh5 city tLa
enemy approached the opposite shore -ud Threw
shell across, damaging cotton i.,atory, but
doing no other harm. Many of the citizens had
abandoned their homes, aud Il was horeI most
would DO SO. The rolling stock of the railroad
was saved aud the telegraph instruments The
city council held meeting and resolved TO suI-
render the town which they could not defend
The DiSpatch says OF the advance os Frrdcg-
icbsbuTg that ittls imnDrtanc- is attached TO It's
occupation by the enemy, aa twas an event an
ticipated whom the army ot tho Potomac was
Withdrawn. There is nothing la 1t 20 excite any
alarm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

e The New Oagaus F.,agasa Jwells upon
the sterling moral charactsustics displayed by
our men at Shiloh, and remarks:
There is one notable feature OF this admirable
conduct Of cur men which has come to our
knowledge through tho medium Of private and
authentic information We hSve been told that
among those OF them who stood hrmeSt, fought
bTavest, and suffered most, were the most ezem
plaTy m personal private character There is
sad to have been most marked seriousness in
the conduct and department. Of those young vol
UnteeTs, on entering the contest and throughout
| us continuance. We can readily conceive ol
this for the cause in which they were engaged
aud to hich, With impulaive a1dor. they had
| devoted themselves was one ui nigh principle
| Of deep, religious significance. Its elements
were the noblest and boldest hat constitute a
motive Of action, and il is not 70 be wondered al
| that they should have had their influence upon
the minds and upon the conduct Of such mer
ss these who fought and won at Shiloh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The Memphis APPeai, SONS months since
cautioned tho people against ths Use Of quinn,
smuggIed from the North as some OF 1t had
been found to contain stlychuine or other poisons
IL WAS difficult 10 conceive Of depth Of de-
pravity lhet lead al enemy 10 poison medicine,
to 6e administered 10 innocent women aud chil
dren, 80 vel. as 70 Confederate soldiers But
that the fact is undesirable we have q melancholy
proof Some Of this snuggled quiurue was sem
10 eur army iu Western Arkansas and being adj
mlps-tIed Dy he surgeon, produced almost III
stsut death ia three cases, and would have kill
ed others but ior timely action on the part Of tn,
physician. Yet the wretches who thus seek &
murder US, talk OF union and restoration OF
trsteIIal relations
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The DEFEHsEs OF SAVANNAH Abiding ia
the fall Of Fort Pulaski, the Columbus (Ga) San
says:
We are happy to learn from private dispatch
that the citizens do not regard the safety Of the
city as affected by the taking OF The folt and are
Of the opinion that it cannot be taken : he dis.
patch is from an intelligent aud reliable soIrcr
aud We hope expresses the feelings of the lo,l.-
tary authorities. From our knowledge of the de
fenses OF the Hyer in and around the city, and
from the opinions OF those aa faa in military mat
teTs, we are confident the Yankees will f1d the
reduction of Pulaski and the capture of Savannah
entirely different undertakings
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
JEFFERsON DAEIs
FEpEItl OFFICER SHOT At BEsToSvILLE

FEDERAL OFFICER SHOT AT BEEToavILLE.
The IuI= Ra.s Tr.s Democrat OF tt- gath
says:
The announcement OF the appointment OF 5ir
Broadwell on Cen. Prices staff reminds Us Of
ths shooting ui a Federal officer In B5HEonyilIc,
which led 10 the destruction OF the gr55t-r part OF
that town by the Federal troops j. appears
that d Ais. B-o5dws.l satd 10 05 d brother Of
Major B1oadTell was al BeUtouVill-, on bis way
from the lead niE5siu Missouri, IL which h had
some interest The Ee6arals, lhen II Benton
vile. robbed him Ct his horses and buggy ana
other properly and su, irctsd him 20 various in.
d!gniugs. Some Gsgs af.gE this, vhen the main
body of the brgsu55 bad left BcutonviIie. he
saw a Federal officer. enc Of those who had
robbed him, riding .cranEA tho street. He halted
him, and 8 fgh-elaUoa. "a Na,sh Br08dweI shot
ths officer with pistol, at q distance Of thirty or
forty yards lie then took tho horse and equip
page OF the Federal and Tods IT, Tie citizens
Of Beut0uVilia dT5adiHg the vengeance OF tue
FedeTals t5OhsLly gudeav0red io hide the body
of the dead man, which led 10 the statement in
the ST. Louis papers, that the officer had been
asssssinatad IN Il rTivy- Upon the discovery Of
bis death, the Ecicrass IN revenge, set fire 10 the
town.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

OK CHANCE Change was drstIl.t y.s--T
uaF. ILs receipts were HsIy tr.aus.
The New Orleans CTssrsaE OF Friday reports tie sup
pIy Of gar tho lryus moderate The -slss were
confined about 40 Lht, 20, Irregular prices There
consider able demand in d 5gaH way Inc supply
If uoE-sss the i-y-eIs .glt ali Jha sales CON
fined o. about 800 br.s a I' 40 lic tr B. rrHu., and
IUc per gallon FOR T.bo.I-l Two oi iHs ban were
paying cut coin circulation the other banks appear
ed % DO ia sjq,s qa, There very Htl, gold at
this present writing iH this CiJy of II gone.
Where how or which way cannot answer There is
very tts gold silver within the precinct OF Nsw Or
leans tA- evening. There several attempts to-day
90 move currency u exchange for coin. They were,
however aD1Itye that b. tLe payment OF taxes ia tie
STATE OF Mississippi has created Increased demand
gold and silver. The chief now dyuuudabie iu
Aissi-rpVi u Couf-deIate loan IIur the state
laws Mississippi This question aUoTate and
yUudesreadug EuveTtLelss tie y7arav.s ana psi udO
estrsmrjsj4 about depressing t 1fluod the
COLtaG5rlts currency, aud vudeavouug to LuIi up ii
temple ou the credit OF shat cannot say.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

DE &, ordained by The Board cf NJ Iyor and Aldermen
ID Of the city af Memphis.
Thst ths alzy1r be aud is hereby atEha-iz-d draw
upon the CITY Fr-azurer lLo aF-, o.. IaOaJa d
sufficient sum pay tae "a bl. 1oc The previous
month so gs o save the city the dl~oouH uig7ed ~
ths gas compgTy-
Passed GI5t md second reading by Suspension Of
the rules.
Approved April 10Th Is62
sOBl, IaR Rk. MEy0r
Artasg-L X EIcHARDs CtV E=risfsr.
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1000 par Drew.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENN. RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TINIE

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
MEAPEIs ~ yTsl -4iL 1902
OE and after SL NDaT, APA 2slh 1872 The MJ.
" train this road will isave Memphis daily 8 P
NJ arriving a. Grenade 70 ll.3O n AsluluinE-saVs
GrsIlSd8 2 o clock A. riVInF ~ samghis z' 520
An
An Ace0mu lfsin viii l-aye 81rHuL uLIs daily 81.
: O'Clock A II arriving So Grenada 81 -Iut ID be.
turnne-.esvs 1Teusis 81 o'elOsA ~ NJ. arriving s
Memphis at 4.5J P d. + s. El. b ARDS
sD8l2v General Superintendent
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A CARDH

A CL AREN n gagNSDh. at dec 40. A.s.a-.-
vi have Issued cGrtiG-a'.- ni % .a.lr wine.
Dthrr pl8Ces) ar made rai-. rH1t.. .-1- here
have ialerrs- vnItog-r ll 3d.. .. rs. tu- % uI-'
further notice sbGil ZACH ,.. h-s trtgarl
12 ana o'clock eaat lay. .ai O. r 80 pro
small notes gsEI lre. AL - % HIuH go
smaller than twenty dsl4A.. sam "a -.4 r.
ap22 lwN Eruu' t.w.
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NOTICE.

ME. JOSEPH .. PIGGOTT. late u Saint Louis
w sBd now oi Gen Pca- sTIBy s-at med a-LaT az
h-mphis, FoTt Pillow CG-il o. E5iI F.aaso Tsp1u
himself 70 Jas Lee. Jr., Esq E1eT o --Els uId SEQ
end Streets Aempls Team. r8 Captain Harry
kcCrindsli, card tia steamer GUIra Is 81 Ms.4
phs send tns Is ,omr any sLd regiment 90
JOSEPH x BEAE Oh
No. 242 amy argauI.
.raa = - .----.--
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FOR Rent OR LEASE.

A SMALL COTTAGE. with three rooms. ST..
n kitchen s-rgJufs T0cIur. Cisterr. stab eE o..
etc, with six scres OF lad albr-t ante s!
Cf the city. To % good tenant The place viIl Aaas8
be Tenfed lou. Elnc olb-r need spylv
T. l.. CEESICE,
aD26 lw O.. = SVBVaB-t
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$40 REMAND !!

FTNHB above reward viii b. usd tlF he Laas. ai
4 parties iou4d nslhuE dead a. mas ga the ,-a.a.
lots adjoining Tia property oi Halle bnd ~ i.I
Morohead On the New Ra.siel road
80 FORD
EU.LE4H hE.Ir 4fr--f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

LOSE JWaDREE--We had, yesterday adyer
t-,-euts Tor u1 less Than three children. Since So
4uy soldiers have been ia Jbe city many children have
been lost Ila tr5-B.- and difficulty resulting from ths
cause mag be easily avoided if each person losing
child vii al inquire at the station house and the
p-rso- dadiag 0le Immediately ta,e it 10 the station
.ouss oz gol better take it to their home and leave
u rl.ia5 tleir address al tho station house
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

MEuICAL FEsCUCE-The weekly reports
made 90 tae Pf0gos Marshal by the physicians and
druggists Of toe number Of prescriptions given snd
made up pru-cut some remarkable features. Among
thos- If t5 wees were seventy from one particular
physician Tia, indicated lourishing practice bur
Interrogation hrousht cent the fac, tlar au The other
prescriptions given by doctor cid not amouat 10 one
day, and examination showed that among the wh sky
Pali.au taa physician had included himself a few Of
-ao seventy being f., E,, own benefit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29
Ius Cumberland and Teunsssos rivers
are SAID 10 be falling Tspiiy

THE PRESIDENT o9 THE DrsTa oT GLs-
A 5 JOHNSTON in a SPECIAL message 10 go',-
gress, announcing tue victory Of Shiloh Pl.=i
dent Davis thus beautifully and viua the
warmth oI ardent affection, Egi-I5 20 the lluanted
Sidney Johnston:
Ny lonr and close friendship with tlu5 g.
parted cmeitaiu aHd pGuEot forbid ma TO trust
myself Iu giving vent 30 The feelings which TINS
sad intelligence has evoked Without doing IN
Justice TO the living, il may safely be asserted
that our loss is ireparab,a; and among the shin
ing hosts OF the great and the good who now
cluster around lie banner oI our country. there
exists no puIer ap.IIt, ne more heroic soul than
that Of the ilsIrigus maI whose death join
you IN lsmeutiHg.
In bis death Hy las iLUs,rGted The character
for which, through life, La was conspicuous
that al siEgeD-ss Of purEc-s gId devotion to
duty With his vLCle energies a.H- On obtain
ing the victory winch le lssggd essential to his
county s cause, DE Eota Oh TO the accomplish.
ulaut vi uis o5jecs. I1Fgeltut Ct self while his
very lie blood as last obbiIg away. lis iasj
breath cAe-Isd h.s comrades 10 victory The
last sound be haaT1 Was tblIi shout OF triumph
His Lass thought was his country, and long and
deeply sill bis county mourn his loss.
JEFFFRSON DAVIS
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HORSE FOR SALE

TTNHE fsstast pacing and most stylish drIg-
Il ing HORSa n Ihs State viii be aCld 10
low for cssb, or ercba gsd f'r 'ostan. by ~
applyDg 20 -sazA-f-e-i-
q. l.. ~ sf.s-.S O. ,g...
R-R3lsg g5l main str.or
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WANTED.

4 \ OVERSEE for nv Plsuta-.'T. .Ttt-u1ru
IA county. hgasnsss six miles below Ne pas on Vie
river. 80 need apply without 80 d QlsiH-al0ps
and ehsTso.eT, sla 1usJ be tLir i've v.ss d
ap26 Nv J. =. AFHEESON.
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RUNAMAY NEak.i

q o. REWARD md spea-es N5Fra aa "a
- "a fCr the apprehension and delivery Yf I.s ~
Negro E5oy Charles.
Who left steamer 5u Ia Fr-a- nH Hs.st II aa.a'
morning the 20tl -aiI Il. s.. .lp-f ord
shout ieet !ig- vaiFb- about ..r La g. a.H
eighty pounds j. about r-zasE --hr,r U ....u-r
i've yssrz old he is quick spoken =. ni.lE gent and
Is supp1-ed 70 have gCao H5 ri4rfiIa ia
this State Ths said .,eF 10 b.. sT.rI y j l- 3D. adj
ANS. Of Little Isock AEEzg-ss
The shove Tpvva vii psid -.T h.s D. .y.s DO
Larry Harmsfsd O thia liJy
ALBEAT ThsH.>
ap74-lv DsyrsiU -.s-u-r Juils h ..yu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The above order Has te.l given 10 mn by
Major General Lowell, and 1-.. satisfied dat
the men requisite ;yr tie luIpoar are III Now
OresE5, ready and willing d. embark in tEjs
expedition. ia q. der O. saF. lur homes and sm-
lies from destruction aut tho tyTau,IoGi IlIe oi
the northern Faudais, nov Ubau. go attack our
city I want oaa thousand men toT this pur
pusei and, u successful, lh. parties engaged
VIII bo rewarded by the thanks and gratitude Of
their fellow c6zaus. bur VIII also receive the
pecuniarv rowan Offered b. re comUiftes Of
safety
Plara Cd devious uu Canal street, Neutral
Ground, opposite Gov Joara'= headquarters.
Assemble aJ rin--r clock
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sSO REWARD.

7 WILL pay the so rga ra7va,' i.. .lr a.urs. Z
i hension Of my -EHHD EU SAN. aunt -
LIDDY, thst 1 0a. sR 9o-ss-...r or a... SSsa
She il q light nulatl0 ATOMS rrrrv iiv. year lt.la
age. She is well known south -r Fh- ..a
wife among ker and ..TL. .r ", -Hsga a. .oa-
Martin. She is ot ms6iUE. Size and lur.lil.l.
HC- a.
spgT 81 .b-I...
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WJASTED 20 urrchasa tura- Grover h FaseE -ls
W ing Mschines Aapiy ct
E.M MC-Og-rS
ap9f3gH lE4 ai..4 street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

A THRILLING RECORD.-Ihe only intorma-
ton as to the last hundred aud tye per
who pershed by the late coiery accident at Hart.
ly, England found scrap OF paper IN the pocket
Of Of them written while they awaiting death
Ii says 81 three of the looked extremely III and
that prayer meeting hsd before death terminated
their susrings which several OF the men delivered
eXhortati0ns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

PORTsR's f-tIis tNs-FersOns in the cOuu.
~ wa' iU,,Ld 10 JOIN Capt P5rters command should
notify nm Immediately, as Applications filed iu the
order IN which they received The probabilities are
that aere VIII be more applications than he receive
In m1Si7g applications address him at Memphis, shd
srnd duplicate to bis address at SomerviIr Tenn Tie
company viii be organized at Solleryle iu the early
Plt OF week, Uui2 notice given TO ths contrary
The captain haas reject upwards of twenty applicants
So we conclude he mlelds 20 have tie best material OF
all lie can hr found az l23 Main street. every
dty bis week from A. u. Tod r. 3d.
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TO
sEAMSTREsSES AND TENT MAKERS s

DEIKG locgei st J.oksoH, Rss, for ths purF55e D.
y Fel Ing Up QUarrsru4ssteTs supplies for the q
. my, / am prepared give sFeafy employment iu
king Clothing. Tents etc, TO any number Of scam
s.sss or Contractors, with without sewing ma
1eg q. W. CUNNINGHAM-
As7igtsut CusrtsImHstsr
pg3lw+ JGekEon, Miss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

APPEAL BATTERY--A few more recruits are
wanted 10 complete this company Persons desiring 10
iotn should call 1t Csnnovans building next doCI
TO the Bull Run on shelby srrsst bsJwssn Union and
Gayoso streets. ". C. hFfANr CAPtala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

The YANKEEs ~ NORTH ALABAMA Tie
Atlanta COntedsTacy OF the 18th suya:
This morning we give it as olu opinion, from
all the information We can obtain. tLat tho L d.
erals, i'll occupying HuutaviIle, were co-opeatmg
with the bridge-buning engine steaer5. They
advanced from Huntsville, anticipating The sue
cess OF the bridge burners, uud took the town of
Stevenson, and even came to q bridge some miles
this side of there, and with heavy cannon shot
away the middle pillar, to prevent Gun coming
upon them at Huntsville
We learn, further, that they were attacked IN
the rear this side Of AiuItiersbJro by some Con
fsderate cavalry, and, ia d skirni5H, -uoi- sixty
Yankees and five CJufede.a!es were killed
Upon this intelligence, aud tI.n further news of
the failure OF their meu to burn th- State road
bridges, they hastily evacuated 81 vyusou, and
perhaps hav. left Huntsville BY this time
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DIED,

In This city, AprI @7th, J NJ GARTRELL-aged forty
nine years
Near HeuaH.o, Miss, the 18th ms, at the reel
dgnce Of Cen j. e. e Robertson, sIDSET J. McCLAN-
Han, from tie effects "a wound received IN the bat-ls
Of Shiloh on the 9Th inst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-29

SICK AND WOUEDED Those persons through
the city WHO have sick or wounded s0lders al thrir
houses viii pease report she TO me- with the num-
Der Of the regiment and letter ofcompany to which hey
belong This Information will please be sent TO at
thu Oyegtou Hospital without delay
c. H. MAsTIN, q. $. A.,
Surgeon OF Post.
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IN WOMEN 10 90 To Grenada. sll-s {. In.tz O..
~ ridges. Inquire OF
X. GBINDKOD EuyarIUJsUdaII.
sp95-lw C0rosT Monroe aud Third s-E-ei-.