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DENTISTRY.

A RTIF1CIAL TEETH OF THE mon
hbesutiful kind are inserted by J. c. KENNY
DY. 1so Bowery, Q door below epring 81, 81
unusually low prices These teeth are guarsntsss
70 give perfect sAtlsfactiop are inserted withoNl
pain, and worn without the slightest Inconvenience
Whole sets on gold iron, go, or on silver q
$40. Partial sets on gold from % saen tooth,
silver from 81. $50 ny2S 25sc'l0s
REAUTfFUL SETS OF TEETH INsEf
ID ted a 90 and so per sett, Part sets 90 eenti
per TOOTH Bee samples. American Teeth %. Don 7
lists, 9st Bowery, opposite 9th st, N Y. nib 16se
nR. HOYT, DENTIsT-9O7 BROADWAY
~ doors above f0th st--inseIts beautiful set
Of teeth on his improved atmospheric plates, with
or without extracting the noels, on gold ~ low
S2bi silver, s.; rubber $40, pt.tins. S25; ar1hciA
bone filling. insertsd without pain, so eta; gold. q
81 to 81 emaigam, 20 Sts.; extracting, 70 oss
All worE warranted. myis sbae'iss'
NJ B.GkLfFIN Il BROS, DENTISTS, 2N
I've lrAud ST. Opposite Lord aud Taylor's, N. Y,
and 251 Fulton ST, Brooklyn, are inserting full OF
partial sets OF their improved artificial teeth win
without Extracting tie roots. Full sets gold
or platina, S25 silver rubber, SO partial sey
gold, Per tooth, - silver or rubber ~. To 4
extracted without pain, by our benuniinR
cess, % cents. Free Of charge TO those rdorinJ
tifciAl teeth. InylG eo"'ll3 !
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Financial, Market, Marine
News, &C., on Vtird Page,
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CULPHER AND vAPOR BATHS-TIMOLy
- LA1's old established and 10 only genuine SUI
phsr Baths In the T. s., At Carroll Place, Bleecl{
st., cor Lsurens, n. Y. SUN cure foI ri.sumsfif
severe colds, criptions OF The skin rnsrcural at
tons, chills and fever, female weakness &C. divsll
daily by DR.. A. l.. TIMoLAT a co. myS 2Sacsu
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OFFICE PRACTICABLE. BOSIWiCnn.r
~ opened rooms for consultation and practic q
80 Twelfth At, 6 doors west Of broadway, and VII
stve special attention to disease Of all LiIdy
His book, 40 highly recommended by the No.
ton Surgical journal, may be bad al Y. WAN
NEHS, Vessy st and at Dr. BE- ofhce. Prize u
rny26 Y4acsli5
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nR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE MONTH
Lf PILLS are safs remedy 'or obst-ucstor !
&c, from cold, or any cause u per bog. ~
coughs colds, &C.. Ayers Cherry PectorL. 19
scrofllA, rheumatpm, SC, ksnedys Dissovcsy !
each VI, st GtION5, i2T Bowory, N. Y. mil Tos<
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NOR TIE PILES.

E'VN TIE T'1IFS. ~
Or. uPHhMs Electusry IL . certain ~
tr Phes, C9.tiye1ssS aud Liyor complaint. -
by " q. WELLS d Co, us ! snkln IT. and \
DR.. lPlIAMs Medical ofice, $50 Fourth 81,
door nom Tie Dowery, between Bowery and Brnsst
way. APT Isaostts<
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E.OaT AND E'OCND.

, OSr-TIlE PERSON WHO TOOK A BOX
IL ri - is weeks slice rom the entrance of ll3
Urlai,, ny, with u. BERLIN marked on II is re-
g.a. .-a o. tam q or give any Information In rela-
t,uA /, 4 10 ROBERTS Sc CArHELI, 1I3 Broad
wy. The comforts books AID papers, ID OF no use
eEsgut ~ tie owner gas
r CNf--ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN
II 20 Paris ~ turning ,lsTe'run, . hair brace
80 t., clt- -ad I've words ITO my Wife" en- raycd
,',rCor. \ suitable reward vii. he paid for IT,
tlrn t. I1l 5.AtE bet 10th aud = IA at, IN the
store. l63
T ONP--ON SUNDAY EVENING, ABOUT
~ O'Clock, q -mld. poodle slut answers to Tho
nril OF LULU. NJ bringing her - 70, Greene
It = suitable reward VIII he given. lis
7 .OST-ON SATURDAY, A IAN TER
- r!cr slut, front leg broken, and limps behind,
Whoever will return the same TO I Aston Place
near Broadway, will receive IS reward, and the
thanks of the owner. $50
r .OST-A SMALL BLACK TERRIER DOG,
~ had on collar marked Fleicher's Playfelow,
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE OF
- Singers No. machines Tor sale cheap, as the
! Nte' are lus uto other business Inquire l02
Bsyafi o. - foor ny95 2iac.2,!
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DR: BONE, OFFICE SO VEST 1oA ST. l,
~ Diseases Of the heart, lungs, liver, kidleyA II
ceratsd throats female complaints, &c, ,le alccn
sores, supiions, skin diseases, cured Oni,e hour
l TO T. aud 8 to . p. NJ. Old bR BONES Bitten
and Pills sold only AZ my Office. ap29 .sacs9e
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e. HORSES FOR SAILS OF THEM ARE
W suitable for heavy work, and among them nre
very handsome, also ono nico mare for any liglt
bus !ss; they are from to ycar Old and war-
Trt"l sound aud Kid Inquire 1902 Fourth St
ns'. Grove 81 my2T 3'l03
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no BUTCHERS AND MILKMEN-FOR
a sale l..se rrf-i gCTsturs. IuIuir, OF JA,fES
AilfRN, cor Ncy. Bjw,ry and james st, furniture
store. Inquire III, sold ots
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LINEN HANDKERCHIEF, q 4 10 II, - q,
ri > hot
GrNi. LINEN CoLLARs, IA 10 and 49,
GENTS SusPESDEGs, 10, f9, 10, IA 70 3tc., chez
GENTS NECk-1ife. 10. is 70 Sc, cheap VA
Very Best PINS an SEEDf.Es, Sc. paper III
Very Best KID GLOVE. 6sc, apalr
CUeWNAS 3 BROOKE
my.e PiSi tCS Sixth ave cor. SstES et
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HORSES FOR SALE-16 CANADIAN TO-
Ancys Just arrived from Canada. They are from
~ = 10 hands bigh som. OF tA,,n ar. well
matched, AMI fst traSolo~s. A.so SINE eddie
p neye. A! will he sold cheap. Apply "a wat,
a., li Hudson and yariek n vi s.xd5
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pLACK silks BLACK siIKsi
~ GREAT QPGCTAL aAfH

Wells, II, 10. %, %, SOC. 70 %.
COLLARS, a q & Q, 10. 10, 10, 70 -.
CAMBRIA sE1Ts, rs g. %, Isc. TO -.
CAMBRIA BANDs. 10, IS 20, -, to 30.
LACE EDGINGs, !, 2, a., Q, g 10 soc, yes1
CAMBRIC gD0INcR & 10, ~, 10, 70 $50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

Dr. ChRnHlng had brother, physician, and
at one time they both lived in B ,~tnu. One ia J
a couutrynsu in search Of dirias, knlcksl at
the docfOr's door when The f,llowing dialogue
ensued:
e Does Mr Claiming live here l''
" Yes six"
" Can see him ''
81 I am he''
" Who, yOu ~
" Y,s, sir"
"Ysu must have altered considerably since
heard you preach "a
"Oh, | see your mistake now. LIS my broth
er who Preaches, practice ~
Don't act so, Isaac dear, said Mrs. Parting
ton" Ike was raising Bedlam about the ktch-
en-, and throwing everything into confusion in q
vain attempt to find lis bal " People by'm by
viii say you are non pompous meu.is, they
did about p, OF Nj Smith The doctors say you
are of the rebellious Ssngunary temperament,
and heaven knows what you would 90 if you
should have tendency to the boad perhaps
you'd die Of a suggestion of the brsin."
youth asked bis f.th-I's sanction to his PFC
jrct Of marriage. The old utIemAn request
il his son to pray with him, PRAYED that f the
match was against the will OF the Lord he would
throw obstacles in the way, and make it iinpos
Slble. Tie son, interTup;ing him. coied: - On,
Lord, don't you do it, for l mus. hsvs her any
how ~
A good old DItehman and his wife had sat u ?
till gaping time, when the latter, aft.r fails
stretch Of the above operation, said, Il Wish ]
wash in heben Hsns yawnrd and replied: 90 /
wish I ash in de stillhOuse." The eyes OF Sally
few wide Opan as she exclaimed: " ps pound
you a'ways Wish yourself in de pest Pse .
John, how does tho thernlnc stand 7'
"A Ayainst the wall dad. '' IN an how is the
mercuy ?" guess lis pretty uelI' y -
it'll: rascal, is it not colder than yesterday
e | don't know, dad; but III 20 out aud feel
A young woman, on alighting from stage,
dropped ribbon from her bonnet in the bottom
If the coach. You have left your bow be-
hind said lsiy pa Seag'r. M haven't
he's gone ii hing, innOcsntly replied the dam-
sell
Ma hts your tongue got legs ?" Got what
child - Cot lags, ma ?" Certainly not.
but why Go you ask that silly question d" B.
cause l heard you say your tongue MAS running
from morning till night"
Bill Tompkius, what is a widfer p a
widder is q TT'ed woman that hsn'I got no
husband cause he's dead Very well, wba'
is a widderer ~ "a widderer is a man whai
runs srter widders."
An Irishman being asked which was tbe old
est, he or bis brother, said, IL sm the eldest :
but if Teddy lives three years logger, we shal
'hcn both be oi an age"
Mr.. Smith, don't you think Mr Skeesicks
man Of parts - DECIDEDLY 50, Miss BIO an
be is part nuln-skuli and part knaye, and par
fool
l. them fellows alive now l' asked an urchil
of his teacher. What fellows de- you mean
my dear !" Why, Paul, and Luke, and Deu
teTOnOny, aud them"
4" Mr. Fariila, will you have some ice in youl
brandy A7, thank you; sw nevsh dwinl
anything iced except in wintHh-eyery CouimI
person u es ice in sumnah'
: heppecked husband says instead Of he and
bis wifi beiug one, they ten for she is ! and
he is
" Mine Got vot vii De Flshchiaen make
II It." as the DuteLm said the 6rsI fine be
ssw monkey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

A HASDsoME PREsEST-Mr Wm Hsnder-
son, living about .hilty miles a5ove this p,aee,
yesterday sent two hundred pounds of lreah
bu ter TO be distributed to the sick soldiers in
and around this city. Such acts Cf devotion 70
oilr cause are certainly w'rslly ef mention. Fe
male patriotism snd heroisn does not sleep iu
the graves Of the Spsr.sns, re ther did it die
away with the last revolu'ion, FOR there are wo-
men here in lhe South who aie daily performing
deeds aud a,akirg sacr Ge that vii lender he
5 )uth Ihe classic land # T. male paul lsIn loi
al sgfs. aud sdJ 10 the listory Of these times
volume hat shall tran: csni the most ilu,tTious
chronicles Of ths past ioks5arg Iraig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

EAST TENNESSEE The Atlanta Ltciiigeacrr
has ~ fjrn.a'i9n If the approach of severai thou-
,aud six. e troops iuto East Tennessee, through
b = Creek Gap, ia Campbell county. They e
said 20 be marching up Powell Valley 10 a tack
car troops at Cumberland Gap, in the rear, while
seventeen regiments, il is said, Will attack them
iu front. This movement has been anticipated
ley our leaders in that section, and notifications
at Cumberland Gap have been designed with ref
erence to defense in the rear Us well in front,
and are SAID TO be equally strong on both sidrs.
We hage about 5000 men there, and it is believed
that with their superior Notifications, they can
repel any force that may be brought against
them, uHtil Gen. Smith can arrive with reinforce
meBis from Knoxville to Cumberland Gtp by
forced march $.
Thc 5000 already at the Gap, the 1000 cavalry
at Big creek. and about 600 which have b
ordered from Knoxville, make in ell about ,
0C0 troops that viii in all prob lbiiily be at the
Gap in time t,r ths engagement We have,
therefore, htile to fear at that point. Bat the
Gap IS not cur only point langer. We have
no doubt that at the sam5line an attack is m ,ie
St Cumberland Gsp, the column that la.ely me
nacsd Chattanooga will return to that point and
renew the attack there, while it is also probable
some force may move through jamestown sp,
in the direction Of Kucxville.-CO'RM5Hs Saa
i6it last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

NJ re than 5ai dag saevy mansions
than dress aud dse array,
More than dUm-s af lofty -t-spleS,
So a than s'a'iH' POS cr ani sway
Ms-e your home b ith est ni tasteful
bright a pleasant. yva5s isir,
" hr-e each hrS~t sha rest cou:ru,Sd
Grateful r uucI beauty there
More than lofiy yelling titles.
More ihlu tssLions uIid eia q.
-Aiore 5han Mimmnus & id.d h1uors,
No-e than iL07gli can ~ Il csaparo
Se'- that home is made stirsCiive
~ surroundings par aud bright;
Toes. arranged Ssi-b Taste and ostirT.
Flowers, with al % ir sys, et de Int.
Seek - make your home most ivy,iy--
LET i be q scaling spo-,
hNlere. lm sweet c1.tfntUIeut resting.
tar- nri sorrow sr- isrgcf.
~ d lh- svsrs Il n. cs are waving,
Birds ~ ili sisg "a, ir Nv, rirsi sing
Wtrsr Tie purgst iheugl' WI li-g+r.
Coniisci &c and love belong.
There esc,. h-alt wiz r.st c8utruisi
S-ld u wishing Tr- tn rstHr.
o.. .f rntmiuz. siilI VIII rAeii-h
A-II Ii-- 90 ;hAt Flr.is.slt h.aIae
SasA h.tn- maS-s uau tl- better
iun. aud lasting it> -lu'rui;
u ms, wi;h pu e and bright surroundings
Leaves is impress au she souL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

FIVE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLES OF A Sol
DIEK's EQumuENT.-' There are Ave things q
soidie ought never to he withou', viz: his mus
kct his cartridge box, il knspsack, his pre-
visions for at least four days, and his pioneer
ha'chct. Reduce his knapsack, if yen deem it
Necessary 10 d. So to the smallest size, hut let
the soldier always have it with them" In his
knspsaek he should have a complete change Of
clothing, but especially undcrclothirg, several
pairs Of thick and soft wooden socks, a pair oi
stout, broad soed and low heeled shoes, a tooth
brush, a coarse comb, pair Of scissors, needles
q thr- ad, towels AMI soap. On his knapsack
3 iOul5 be strapped bis ovprcoat and blankets;
and attached thereto sh' uli DO & tin plate ard
cur. Ktii', fork and spoi n, in shea'b, coul
br fastened to his waist belt.-Adaafa Coaffd-
efGfy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

A GsaL Sol DER AT Loehapeka, Georgia,
says railroad correspond Mt number Of sol
dieTs came on the train. With them was u fair,
hlue eyed girl. dressed all ike "brave soldiT
bow" who Tad doteTmi .sl TO XII a Yankee.
She or be (the Voice las that # a femae,
though dressed in soldiers .t"ggeIy) said all
the boys had gone from about iIansville, anil il
was no longer any place fT her She WIS go;rg
along With the boys She also stated that OthtT
giil from her section had ahcsdr gone to war.
The Aiabsma girls e q 'ie plucsy, but | hinl
q. the ex, euse Of discretion On arriving al
Montgcme she as turned over 10 b pr~y-, I
Ma S q.
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From Nmf,I. and r.orr.@ nth.

Fr m the Rc IL Id Dis Htch, 18th ia.tl
From gentleman who successfully eiuiod
the Federal p,cke;s aud arrived in our city last
evening, We are put in possPssi N of many in
te:es'ing items regarding atf>irs al Norfolk
snd Portsmouth of very recent date. We are
informed that the enemy have been particularly
oppressive toward the negroes on al occasions,
and for the slightest excuse never failing to beat
and cuff them roughly, saying, as they did so,
IN they were the sole cause of ihs war Our
iniOSnant s'a eS thai, - his own knowledge,
six unhappy nsg z oes have met on untimrly end
At the ruthless hands Cf The INVADER aud not
less than thirty have been wounded il different
aif-ays at Portsmouth
The damage done to private residences and
property is very great, the depre1ati0us commit
ted being of the most wamtOn desCrip iou-stOck
Of kind aud poultry having nea ly di appear
ed from tie land The residence OF DIR. Virgin
ius Bi.isolly, near Portsmouth, vas par riculGr
mark for the yengeAnes Of The foe TO when i;
was known that the worthy doctor was attached
in plo o'essiona capacity 20 BsauregArd'S amy
in the West, the Yandals destroy ei al his fur
nilure, upset buttermik in his piano. and greatly
ds Ii ZuYei and delaced his residence.
We hear that young man well known in
Portsmouth aud Il cfm5nd, NAMED 4 III Wood,
"a degenerate1 sou cf worthy parent, ) has been
par icdlsrly activei the cause Of LincUlLism :
was chef detective in the cause, and SEEMED 70
take great delight in hunting down the old in-
hsbiiauis and others favorable to southern inter
est5. Another prominent LiDeolnite of Ports
mouth, nsm d J Jbn Council, land who has son
in the Southern army has made himself peeII-
liaIly obnoxious TO our mary friends there by
bis oficiousness and zeal tor the sppreheusilA OF
SOutl ern sympaibiscrs. The cause Of Linroln-
ism, however, Is admitted to be forever lest al
doubts to the contrary were eve enleTtsined) IN
Norfolk and Portsmouth for the high-hauded-
ness of the gO'bs has been so txn.m. as IL
uauseate even the wesk-miuded few who hsitd
their arrival with D. monstrations Of 10y. L.
act, the state OF e' ling tow ard the Fede,als i,
ia eusely bitter, mo, 9 now than ever and il i,
freely conf, sSed on all iies that the NUr,h ha>
lost its last friend bJth 10 Norf,lk and POns
mouth.
Eg Companies Vi psrusan rangers, for scr
vice alouV ths river are b-ing Tais a IA, - Vafsl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21
GEYERaL ORDER Ne, -,

EE DO IaRTERi IsT CORPs AEEY o. THE)
EIrSl S'lFI
c ORfNTH hay % % isd2
II AIL soldiers sbseDt frutl tl- 9 AIRY CcFy- ~
y Xrirafioa % frrouEi OF otLrrTir- n6s ej 20
irp1rt ~ ha-s HesdlIia, ters Ni-uu fl8 fiteeL
says i.o.a hs cate All s-Js-8fygs tcUlt leave, a.
Nrmphs in i-s vicili-y vii y.IJ g. s-s5t =. Z
3 uloudsoa, ~ the ofirU o. Iii-s 4. GO n De "a liz
HltLin tie day, Eu vi f1rlisn thsu. with
trsLusp5-ta iuu Il eut iied Lh~rrlo-
lose faluF comply vuh fl' der O5t-in TIE De
sti- ss0Fs p5escT bed, sil be srv4iyd l7stsd
1rs-rt-rs.
81 order Of 5zjor G--s g. POLK.
GEJKGB vi L5AES03s
=. 4. Lelv 8.
HEADQUARTER5 1T CORPS sRsT % TaE)
SIS -lPrI
CoRINrs, &ss 2sFh 1902
Special Orders No .5I.
All. Lave %. sgscuc- g-lzirf 90 uffe-s usa
j . & 30 uny c1FIz except fr ID B-a-g .sE-
sr< ere hereby fsFaFeI z- ~ Ie d.. '-Eg lbelu
efer-i 60 rrPlrStO thsr r Fvei'e o'lr alers i-l-e
aief-ly.
- orIsr OF Hai rGen-rai FoM
GIG. MI Lam o..
W. i- H ar~f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

Eg@ Among the killed on the Yankee side
in the battle Of the ChiekahominY is the rame Of
Thomas Francis 81 agher, the nuch-Iauded
aud highly spplauaed I" Irish patriot, who did
80 much in New York to arouse The spirit Of his
Irish brothers against US. He led the sixty
ninth Erin regiment into the fight at Manassas,
and hen ran away to Washington. eXc.aiming
the Southerners had won their independence" "
Recovering from his fright Col. Biragher was
made brigadier, and raised b.ig4de Of his
eountrymen to slaughter Southerners, and LED
them on to tie Chickahominy to fall there him
self
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21
NNEEGEt
n - 3 3 IL
Z OF MISSISSIPPI CENTE L RAiLR0ADl }

offICE OT EESSISSIPtI CENTE l. EAiLR0ADl
LOaEANi.
Holly SP1LsEs. Sly -6 u 1872. J
= So7s-q qG'uce li lie s-5u o. 1rw prieasls by
fhs euuI1y. r5vui ca-rot = aiade f.- ObHEst
~ t.s eougsl y. FtysLe a. LA tL- ls prgzi
ssi thereafter Tlerefl e. hyll-is q sget iaYer
h-rs no 10 ~ Ire ~.t a. t0- lay II=E- a.
Do Ofis-. No srsst vi BE sid such claims s ,
srs y Jules ;r.seat-d q hss 7aea due y-l Il
81 I'd
Bcu-s snl iut p us nltar Dg sn3 Esy bl- ~
= N07k W bs paid This Office hereafter instead
Orleans.
~ order Of he Prelil-n'.
sn,2y Ia ) VcTONTCO sac-'v.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21
CAISIoETSf

Ne have ever Cd baad large stock u NE shove zua
-. .-,.,.,. Is goods Fur7-e- sgppiirz arriving
~. ,siH t-ke isoufscsrafs Bond. af~ashfy Notes
..I.,.tf Noi.s A X mss. Wa Honds Cotton. Hu-0
sgh-es Corn. Aye H. o. L1iea Ftai- 80, soehs
ts fI,,-.,ys Butter Eggs etc, - Irsfkst sslae L.
k.Vr,eat ~ accounts iJr c'-a-
tael Bai1 Ipr Y KsS0is--lss-iirsi oi 10 tae q &
- TAgf.OE a a. rs EH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

A lady g. a party in " the other sveuh z.
vas asked what made her lips 50 na9sualY r.d,
and she promptly Teph d, the a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

Eg Companies VI partlsan rangers, for seT
vice along the river, are being Isiss IL sryersI
o. the western count ; Of Mississippi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

g yr can N-ITEER COLLECT spNEY DUF
a 3 ,5f buy so1 T. U tI1e IlrIst sell Tor eaHl
= = o.s onr doors o. freids VII resaiiy dsooVe'
tise necessity tar selling
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

Dr. Charming had brother. physician, and
at one time they both lived in B'~tuu. One dsy
a caHutrynsn in search Of u diriAs, knocked at
the doctors door, when The fllOwing dialogue
ensued:
Does Nr Claiming live here l'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-21

Il. Applications Tor luriough must be al
dressed to commanding officers.
No discharge win be grant. j except in case OF
physical disability, certified by medical Olicst.
unless a substitute be furnished for the war ia
conformity with the regulations.
No resignation will be considered unleSs for
warded by commanding officers, nor accepted
unless for satisfactory reasons stated
l5. All communications from persons in the
seTvice must be transmitted through the Office o.
he Acknowledgement, aud sll communication
from suberdinates must be duly forwarded
through their commanding officer, or they SD
lot be considered.
NOTE.-All commune stiOls from camys
should contain, in addition to the speei6e4iiOas
Of the regiment, the name Of the post Ufiss -
which answer should be addressed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-25

RtouaoSp, August ga skirmish oe-
CARED aesr Rsecoen Ford, On tss Rapidaa,
last " ednssaty, between eur cavalry ana the
enemv's rear guard. Absut thirty Yankees
were killed ard seventy captured.
Pone has re Teatea to Brandy Station, aboat
xix niles below Culpepper Court Hsuse--
His position, st last accounts, was about
midway between Culpcper Court honae ana
ths Rappshannock river, and the impression
prevailed that he would mskea staad near
that stream, while ethefs think hs will cen
tinue his retreat 90 Manassas.
NoBrLE, aug. a2,-A Special dispatch t.
the advertiser and Register, dated Jackeen
21st, says tao enemy have taaen Haynes
BIuE, OF TIE YsEoo liver, which gives then
~co2trol Of the mouth and furnishing gooe
base for operation against Yicksburg.
CHAKLrsroS, Aug. PA fierce of 16t
South CaroIinians surprised the snenJ 8
daylight THIS morning, on ct. Helena Island
aesr Pert Royal. Several yankees, inelusin.
tie Lieutenant commanding, ware killed am
IS taken prisoners. Our loss is 6 slight,
and 2 a~ortally weundsd.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-25

The Confederate Csnsrezs convened in
Richnend on Monday, the 18th inst.
In the Senate taat day varloas portions of
the Presidents Message were referred to an
p~roprials committees.
In the Heuso resolutions we're aaoptes
chsnging the rules SO as to provide that it
shall net be in order for the House to resolve
itself into secret session, excopt by a vote Of
a majority OF the members present. The res
o~lotiona were passed by a vote of fifty six
to fourteen.
In the Senate, August 90, Ir. Brewn in
troduced a resolution directing the csmmittes
ON military affairs 10 esquire and report what
legislation, if any, is necessary to prevent
abugas Ia tho matter of receiving substitute.
in the amy. lie specified sem. Of tho asu-
SEES and adverted to s~vasieas Of the ConscYip
ton law. The resolutieA Was then vita
drawn.
In tho Hevso . resolution Of tbanks t,
Cslonsl Morgan end command FOR distinguish
cd services rendered was adopted. Araselu
ton 10 abolish tha office Of Sccretsry eff tn,
Navy, and also ens declaring tie brute Bat
Ter an enomy to the human race were sub
mitted and referred to an appropriate Cora
mittee.
Several other important bills have been in
troduced but no final action has been taken