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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31

For the speedy ana Pcrmnuent cure
ofSeminal Weakness, Natural end Dnrna Ennis.
sions, Nervous nnd General nsbiliiy, lmpo.
tence, and all diseases nusing from Soil.
tay Habits or Excessive Indulgence.
THERE ere Thousands ofYopng Men, as well as
| Middle Aged aud Old Ncn who are suffering to
some oxten, from the above diseases Many, perhaps,
are not aware of hciE true coalition, or when assist
ance is really needed.
For The benefit of sach, we heIawiih give few Of
the most common symptoms, viz, weakness of the
Back and lambs, Pain w the Head aud side DmneSs
orSigl.t Dots aud Webs before the Eyes, PTlPtaon
Of the reau, Dyspepsia, la.s of Msmary, Confusion
OF Ideas, uspBession of spirts, Aversion tn Society
Selfni,imst, Timidity, Sc. For each and all the
above symptoms these remedies will be loundR "sOy'
| er.isn Baim."
of Paaelr, box of Nervous Tonic Pins, and box Of
NeTle Tonic P,hs all ofwhich have important offices
to perform and should be used together IN every ease
Their superiority over other modes Of Treatment may
| be briefly stated as follows. viz;
| eSr-rhcy diminish the violence Of sexual excite
! sS'Thcy Immediately arrest nocturnal and diuus
| emissiens,
| eV-Tbey remove local weakness, causing the or
sans to assume their natural tone and yisor.
| tT-They strengthen the constitution by eveTcom
/ ing nervous debility aad EeneTai weaksess,
Ey-Thsy enliver the spirits, which usC.lly de
esssd, by sSPelling all exciting causes from the 'ys
tS~Ry their invlgoraiing prOoerties they restor
the pa,isatto his uainrUl health and vigor Of man
sy-They crre when all other means have failed.
| tx ThFY coniain no Mercury, no Opium, nor any
thiBg that oaa 10 any event prove injurious,
CO They easy and pleasant TO use, Rid viii ma
interfere with the patients usual business or pleas
ure.
eg-vh,yean be ussd without suspicion, or know
edge oievcn a room mate.
That they may come within the reach ofall, we hay
hxed the pHes of the Pastels al 81 per box, and t
Pills NJ 50 cents per box each. In ordering by mai
in atdton tothe Price, twelve cents Ia stamps shoul
be inclosed for return postage.
| SsssR> LADIES In afa safe aAd eh-ctui
I f,E ~ remedies for irIeFplarite., SuPpsessio
Nf~3fst3 ofihe Mensus, OF any disease peouliAr
"a y ~ their sex, should use DR.. Gates Femal
N4A,<H - Moathly Pills. Price, by mail, STA
| NJ -. one stamp.
@-s~.----tSccS cauii These PiIs should not D
used Junng pregnancy, Us niseauiage WILDE the col
sequence.
Ladies' who, f.om ~ beahh, dsfoHuiiy, or any 9TH
humane and reasonable cause, deem IL necessary
Syoid au Increase Offamily can do without ineu
ring danger 10 I've alh ution hy the OF
l.at'rnKs freuch Preventive PowdeB. rTice,
mail, 81 undiso stamps.
. The1s powdrrscaa only be Obtaiaed by addTessiI
ths General Agents, As below.
Send tor DR.. Gateg Private Medical Treatise
SFA1al diseases. fnoe 10 cents.
Address,
H.G NIlLAR & 90. Gen.n, Agents.
Louisville, Nv.
! Sold Ia Tifin, by |. L, -. Joap 4 Co, where IN
may be ohaiped by applying in pegsap og by gaaili
closing PIies and stamps as above.
maftY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31

-; nntnony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeIas,
NinBworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr. nolort ". rrctle writes from Salem s. Y 1sth
sept, 1852. that be las enred an inVeersfs easo Of
DrolsN which threatened 10 terminate fatally ~ tho
perscvcrng use Of our sarnpara and also dangerous
Malignant ErHsfpsidf NY large doses Of the saps say.
ho cures the common FrHptioas by 1t constantly
Bronehoce1c, GoItro or sweIied Meek.
Helnon Sloan of Prspec., Texas writes Three hot.
Ties Of your SaraApnrilla cured from 6oiirs hid
eons swelling on the neck, which 1 had suffered nom
two years."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

guard. and laf. us exposed to fears worse than death,
during bis stav iu Osce0Ia. Thisis a simple statement
Of some OF the scenes which occurred at Osc-ola, during
the ravages Of the war In Southwest Missouri ] could
add incident on incident, horror on horror. 7 could tell
of the reign Of blood and terror in JACKSON county and
other unfortunately exposed parts of the border but
this may surely suffice. Andrew Johnson knows all this,
aud yethe COMBS TO his own State State which has
hanars7 and loved hiu-with the kiss Of Judas, 20 betray
her. L hope the golden bride If his traac1ery may Tar
Teia ise crush him with It's weight AS much as have
suffered 7 w0uld suffer on even 70 death. rather than
see MY couurryIueH of the generous and chivsi1c south
yield 90 the tender merces Of men Ike these / pray
Elat the tide of blood may soon br STAYED by the e-tsp-
lshneur Of the LID rites of the Confederate states
otherwise / had rather share IN their aumhllauOu, than
see them vasssls 90 tyrsnts who ignore every honorable
lIluctpie Of civilized warfare, and glory In rapiuer muir
der, aud robbery. If the voices FROM the desolstiou OF
Missouri could speak, the ruined fields, the rided gTana-
res the brave men murdered. the women and children
driven from burning hsmes in the rig0r of winter, the vi
olatsd sancruarIes Of the living God, r. these cOuldspeakr
iney would send trumpet tones Of warning 90 those
among US who weakly deem that submission may pur-
chase immunity from all This wrong and degradation.
brethren OF the South your hope lies in the justice OF
oW cause, in sir0Hg arms. brave hearts, and the God Of
battles.
GLORY to them who die in this great cause,
hIngs big0ts, can inhict no brand Of shame,
OLshape OF death 10 shrOud them from applause,
Ihelr hangmau fingers cannot touch their fame.
though fortune waver, still there will be some
Proud hearts, the shrine of freedoms vestal flame
Long trains Of ills may pass. UNDECIDED dumb,
bat vengeance is behind, and justice is 90 come
MISSOURI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

We heard yesterday from the Lady Polk,
Capt Carter commanding, and are glad to learn
that the damage done to her cabin and upper
works by the ensmy's battery is very tridiug.
The Lady Polk ran over a dozen times the
gauntlet Of the Federal batteries above and be-
low Point Pleasant and although struck fue
quently, has sustained no injury Of any inn
PortaDce. What balls struck her iron covering,
glanced of, and she is now iu as fine trim as
ever. At one time she came 30 close quarters
with q Federal battery opposite T.p.oaviIe and
silenced 1t, and would have captured it, had she
not been recalled by order Of the commanding
commodore. At another time she came ven,
near capturing one Of their transports.
Her officers feel confident of doing their part
Of the work, IN keeping tLs eusmy's zuuboats
of the river, and their confidence is not a vain
one, after the experience the boat has had in LEI
different engagements with the enemy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

h gentleman exhibited 10 MS Yesterday. a
sseeLhued vest, taken from Federal officer who
was killed in the late battle. 1t is an sxesIsrt
specimen Of Yankee ingenuity. and admirably
adapted for the purpose ilteuded-a buIie sword
or 0ayOnet-pr protection to toe upper portion
Of the body ia battle. Although of ous.aa-a6I
weight, padded springs reaching over the slou1-
dsrs cause it TO Sit easy upon the person, and it
does not in the least impede the movements Of
the wes5er. A ball had struck the plate ON the
right breast Of its owner during the battle, caus-
Jug but a slight indental0R and falling harm.
less. He was afterwards killed by a 0al IN the
head. The vest was numbered 1885. showing
that thousands Of the enemy are provided with
similar articles. We arc advised, also, that one
Of the prisoners captured was found to have one
Of them on, which fact leads us to suggest that
hereafter AZ capuves be examined.
The utility Of taesa articles was made manifest
by one of our own troops on the battlefield. Dis
covering q fallen enemy close t. him, he ~
moved the mal-vast and applied it for the pro-
of his own person. A few moments az
.ervsr5 be was struck fall ia the left breast by
a ball ir5m The enemy ranks. lie was I'M
Of coursa-the invention being all its
designers intended
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

We lind the following announcement in the
Louisville J0uraoio of the fth. Can it be posi-
bic that Tennessee has another r~ecreaut son. or
Is lLs tale one of LEEETicE's t4JricaHgus
Major w. II Polk. of Tennessee. is ia orr
city, on his way 10 Washington. His name.
which hes become historic Iu our c~ountry's an
nails, viii never be spoken of In her great and
glorious hereafter with more Iesp=e tHsu 5n con.
uecaau with his heroic stand ioI The Union ia
the midst u GisloyaIty, and his 4uaiuchiu- pat
uatsn which lr-Fed Chat terrible surge iu bis
native state, Which sweep. 30 many away TO the
BLACK abyss Of secession. In tie past political
DIVISIONS OF our cguUl-y We have opposed Major
Polk honestly. bat we n0v, With The greatest
G9Talaity and sincerity, extend the cTas1 Of
Union fraternity 20 Aim, au5 wish Him God
speed m ms noble eudeavgrs TO reclaim T-nuas-
see. W Eno" mo party aud we forget ali for
ineT political co1troTersi ahen We meet under
our wounded Constitution ana ruDerfrI.5 r,,.
eminent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

a considerable number Of those who escsued
from Island TO gTriredin thecity yesterday morn
ing. Many OF them endured great priyations
and fatigue. Among BE arrivals was the
brave Captain RUCKIlg, ue hero OF RUCEER's
Battery, that SO obstiusieiy and dsringIy con
tended with the euemy's gguboals. We were
pleased to find him well AID hearty. He hopes
to be in a position again before long to try bis
very best efforts against the enemy. He Is
strongly Of opinion that eE-AayoE BsUGH is a
prisoner. He says Mr.. BAUGH was feeble from
sickness be was suffering from an affection Of
the throat; that the route be took was occupied
by the enemy soon after his departure. We
have spoken with others, however, who dissent
from the opinion and assert that he tell 10 com-
pany with Mr.. MERRWEArHEE who is init
mately acquainted with every foot OF the coun-
try, and that be arrived safely on this side of
Reeloot lake.
Capt RUCKER was the bearer Of the follow
ing. addressed 10 us by Lieut.. THOMAS !. FE-
ME:
EDITORS APpEAL: The men comprising the
companies of Capts. A. Jackson, Sterling. Rack
or. Jones and Carutbers, Of the Artillery. also q
few men with Lieut.. Bugget. and a few homthe
LIST Ala. and the 18th Ark. infantry are here safe,
but very destitute Of comforts, a. their only pos
sessions consist Of thSlolEe5 they wear.
IT, !. FEMME,
First Lieuteneut Artillery, c.. S.
Bells ciationM d o. r., Apl. IL, 90
BELLS Station Is the place of rendezvous.
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TIE SONG ny EoTEER SUNG.

I'm sitting al alone tonight.
The snow falls gently down.
Drspiu- fin mantle soft aud white.
The quiet sleeping grsuua
Ny weary ewes are weak with tears
Mv breast with pain b. wTuug
7 sang Co. night first time in years,
The song my mother sung.
Long years have fed ir grief swBy,
Since j her torn dId See
For death one bright, mid summer day
Stole Der away from mH-
by way ay sJr-JHs seem l-s-T
My lUts Is all uns-rguE,
But srli do remember vet
The song my mother sung.
It takes me back 20 happy hours
Ilryre strangers -I me- now
When ] made WIealhs Of fragrant flowers,
And placed taem 0u her brow.
Again ] wesved in after years.
A wreath Of roses white. =
Blu they were vet with scaldiHE toars-
The soul had taken its flight.
And now, al, free from grief and care.
Her eyes ne'-r dimm't by tears.
She dwells with angels bright and fair.
Bid heavens eternal years.
We in that world viii meet again,
Her golden harp be strung,
And I, once more. shall hear that strain
The song my mother sung
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
In Chnncerr. Ia mennhIs-

STATE OF TENNESSEE-Trncpedur held n TIE
- clerks ohice. chaucery side of the common law and
chsneeTy court Of the eig- Of Memphis Thursday,
April he sh. I-6A.
James Wicksrshal. CruB.s--,o-t
VS..
John r. Aead md Euci-s vead. Uafsr=.--r
% tHU"-5aE ron affidavit fled fa ILls r.r.- r-| .r.
def-H j7ul- john 4 Mead and Luciug -.gf e---
residents Of The STATE Of tennessee.
Is orieredtGat they co enter tbair appearance h----
~ before or "i;h.1 fle first rHrrp dsys o. tl- next tenn
Of said court 90 be- hlI5 ca The second V5uFsy iu
Hsy next, l-osr ami plead, answer or dsuv- % com
''.neei bM- 1r ne same viii be taken FIR c0ufss-h
as 20 them. aud srt for heas1g -xaa-ta. ami M 4 -.-g
Of i~s order be published once a week for four succ-s-
siv- weeks IN che Memphis Appeal.
copy-ai-3t' JOIN G LANIETs
CLERK and pfAs.=r-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
MOVEMENTS or THE EMERY IN
N0ETEH ALABAMA.

In addition to the occupation of Huntsville
by the enemy, We learn that they nave probably
succeeded in taking possession Of Decatur, y
miles this side Of Huntsville, the point where
the Memphis and Charleston railroad crosses the
Tennessee river. Our intelligence is to the eff
feet that they advanced by way Of the railroad,
having captured a mail and passenger train,
which was its way west, a. Huntsville They
used the roLi-g stock, it is said, for transports
ton. The force is supposed in both places to De
about ten thousand strong
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
DEPLORARLE NEWS From sAyAN-
EHzE

We have intelligence this morning from Sa-
vannsh, Of the surrender of Fort Pulaski, about
eighteen miles below that city. 1t seems that
five hundred men cspitulate5, after sustaining q
loss Of only four wounded.
The result is that although only a trihing loss
was sustained, we have lost one Of the most i'm
portant positions on the Atlantic coast. Can
these apparently unnecessary sunenders be
satisfactorily explained to the people who are
furnishing their means, and the brave men who
are perIing their lives in the conflict
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

LAITsT FROM NAsHYILLE-acc9urf- from
Nashville up TO Sunday LAST, report Andy john.
SON as drawing the Federal rei5ls tighter. Esy-
ing arrested Gems w. O.. Harding and WASH.
mgton Barrow and put tAem la the pguitania,y
Mayor Cbcatham, and H@.annau, and sharp L.
Hamilton, who were engaged in manufaclnrng
sfllss gun carriages, etc, were all arrested. The
prisoners Wera charged with treason aud are 10
he tried by the Federal couTa soon 10 be held fp
Nashville.
Only a few thousand effective Federal troons.
uuaer General Dumont were said 10 be at Nash
vile, and about 1000 sick Federal soldiers
Haats5lie Democrat, 1prig.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

Anumter of the Federal troops entered Paris
two or three days ago, from thence they went to
Como and sLaid all night Nexa morning they
lett tor Dresden where they stated they should
meet another party Of their soldiers. Iii is under
stood that there are many Union men at the Two
last mentioned places. It appears that no at
tempt was made to hold the quarterly sourt in
Paris on Honday LAST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
MGmPHIS FEMALE CeLLFCF

IN MONDAY NEXT the last bali Of .Ee sixteenth
- session viii commence. a f-7T mrrs day scholars
car be taken. Five Instructor, a. before wiz C1utiuus
eeyetng their whole time 20 the Literary Department.
TIE pupils, 50 present not more 81 gu twenty. r-g-iva
luususl assistance from their f~etruefov.
api-2 a.. G. MACPHERSON prz--zt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
DISSOLUTION

fHAtE c9Fartu-rsaip he eraf0re rx.,. uV berwss, A
l. Andrews sud Frank Hyde. raider he firm Of a.
L. d CO, IS tu-s day dissolved By The
purchase Of the interest Of Prank Hyde BY "A. l. An
d-ews-
A L. Andrew viii continue The auction and commits
sion business A. the old stand, POI Nain s-r4-r. a7d i
Authorized 20 c0lec all claims due the late 6rm and +.
$50 respOIs bic FOR al debts That The arm of L. An
drsws X Co. may owe. A L. ANDRrWS
April 4th, l563. PRANK HyDE
Er1T-9r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
TIE DAY OF PEkCE.

TIKI DAY CT PEACE.
We have written and read so much f5rmonths
Of blood and strife, the marches Of armies, and
the havoc Of the battlefield. that we feel an in
clination to give our -ensauguinod pen a brief re-
pose, and indulge in thoughts suggested by the
appearance, once more, of 90 the day of peace
It is with singular feelings we stand still for a
moment a the rushing. hurry-skuuy race we
are now running. and take q look behind our
mental eye passing back over The country
through which our rough and adventurous jour
uey has led us, to the point we started FROM.
As we glance .5r a brief period at the ealm" time
when we were discussing party issues. and
knew Of war only in the pages of foreign jour
nails, the first feeling Is, how long &c is ago since
we were a portion of the United States with our
eyes fixed upon Washington as the center of ali
our political and patriotic interests. How far
of the period appears that was in existence be-
fore LINCOLN was elected President, OF Carolina
seeded before Moultrie was taken or AMBER
SON surrendered Fort Sumter. We have
lived fast since those occurrences. Events
SO momeutous and so numerous have been
crowded into the tesming months, that they have
been Ike railroad cars from which the seated
traveller beh0Ids houses, hills and trees, rushing
past u wild velocity. The time before those
events is as a tranquil sea. Around the lazly
advancing vessel, from day to day, lies spread
the same changeless waters, above the same
unvared sky. 1t is not time, but events, that
marks the Che duration Of conscious existence.
When we look back on a period crowded with
events that period appears long, in proportion
to the time absolutely occupied by their occur
renee. When the mind refers to a past IN winch
prominent incidents are few, only those few lie
cileuts stand salient in the picture memory pre-
seuts, and there is a less conscious perception OF
the lapse of time.
This is DEPRESSION however but one na.u-
rally arising from the striking tact .Hal iAe time
elapsed since the breaking cut OF The war APP
pears so much longer 'EaA a slnila' space o'
time That passes away unmarked oy the recuI-
renee oI any strange OF strongly interesting lie
eideut. As we look back over tins rough ana
Jarnng road farther back IN time "Aal a
qHetaas hes Id the past Beyond ins smoke OIL
cunning towns ana tne moving masses o' Inc
oaJile-Hs-dr uAaLstlfDea by Inc olas1IAs Oh
swords ana TIE roar OF aIA-.eIy' appears 10 lie
the qWe5 ana peace nom ""en we nave nee"
pTeeplaiaH by Haaf1sas enemies. 1Aas quet
nave been ROBBED o. when iNe cunning Aale
Oh lns Toe shal Dc aSsuagea "nen victory sAan
back for us Che golden fruits -i peace, lies
VET sn rr-sr4eT.3 secret In the hook of fate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

IL persons holding certificates for Mules. HORSES.
- wagons and Harness, isguELn August md sep
: mher last s-gned by Asi pl0s. Peters. and approved
by Gen. Polk wiH be paid h same # presented g-s8r
90 the D-u inst. After that time pFrle- h1Ifuz ssT
&c l-c-fes ere requested % leave them AZ Hgr.cn- III
.Hs q Co e for future poyueut. T. is important 10 The.
t~'artsrm-s'ers ID parlmeUt tEa- these issues sue al.
presented and rad previous to tL- date saee.H.d
anT2td Z q vr.4. ~
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FOR SALE!

TWO HOUSES lots on Main stree.
i One House and Lot in S0uih Memphis. -
One Lot on Bezl street. IH
House and eight aer-s land, H=rnand1. Kiss 49,
Seven acres land near D.. s. hea-cus Garden
Iwsnty-@Teu sores ana on Pigeon ao1s- Rla7.
Two hundred and eighty sc,-s isrt at Cod Water
DeUo', ErSs- spoi and Tsunessss RaiIr1Hd.
TO tNCHASGE-S me due Lands m he vicinity log
a city rez.Cslcs.
t. HIEE-Iwo likely N-g11 f-iov7.
TO EENI-fHO n0Jms On list hur 81 the fine
BRICK ho.s-. ON the corner Of Warrington and IlrrI
streets.
We have a large additional list Of Brrperty for trsla,
Cal on Us a. our once over Gay1 $50 Savings Baak.
NABEEf q GgFF.
qrI2 II Eav.-gI t-..
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CATCH NV HORSE!

GERAYED, or was stolen % Alabama
- street, about Two o. c0cl last light an a.
lHDN GRAY HORSE Hat ON o czvairg AaaE1 '
ss7d.e and bride. A Ie~srl viii be Pai6-AZ1
fo- hs delivery to my once.
s. e. E~ASSALLE.
arl23t Captain a1d 4. q. EL. O.. S A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13
Recruits Wante6

WANT A FEW MORE RECRUITS % Ill IN m TO-
A company Of Cavalry We are snlisung b. ION Coz
Log~oeds regiment OF LaEcecs Tor tnr var. bach rs-
cruil must furnish his owl hJrsa. 4rm- ana ar--.---..
VII be furnished By the government. Flty dollar
bounty money viii be paid q ths iue Of eu6sfm4rt
Ny camp Is at the Fair Graruis, two mis- rom tte
city apply So me- ia camp. or b Col Log,rosa. Gavo.
50 1toeA MaA street. ". T. EASTE.
@Po1"' Captain Cubs Lsncerz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

MAJOR HUGH r. LUCAS Of the llta Ts8u-sssss
W Regiment, is authorized by tbe Coutearrats gov
eminent 20 enlist a Regiment Of Light Infantry for tha
war. HI Command viii have the uehs 70 c.oo-- It's
thea er Of sction- Captains Of companies ana others
wishing 20 enter tEss service. will address bro, fu the
present, at cumberland Gap Penn. T.7I2Iw
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lake "A "
REAL ESTATE TRIBE!

WI ? expect 20 sell a I-Tg- srourt IF valuable SIT-
~ BuRBAN PROPERTY. sb5ut the first Of Nav.
Iros7 wishuE TO maze investments should Look sharp.
AL at the Arcade, we are ready for trade. Due u1fse
Will 1= q en- VI g. CAICE a. sos.
aPI2Iw AuelourtrF and B. z II. kar4
Avgrgu-ha rruv
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ITCHUTI0H7 TI9II|IT WIII U-I N
And shsmes disgusting brow.

SOME Of Lanes officers deemed &c their duty 10 pro.
the citizens who wished for it, by placing a guard
around their homes
Terrified BY the conduct of the soldiers under sturqis.
! r.se Iram f. silE bod TO 90 auQ ask Tor a si4ilsr safe
guard. Col. Fuller, a member Of the generals STAT.
seemed much amused at any distress and application, but
promised to grant my request. But he never sent the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

A SITUATIOE. a. Assi.rauf ia a vgbols.srs o--..s-
y Drug store Tor a lew mouihs, By q youog man sew
en- years in ths business. Can fafsf>6 De So -sfer-
7nces' and is exempt from military duty. Address
aplI3ts AfFfsGE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

IVA Wisconsined editor says bab.cS sue au am
common sure crop In shat STATE So they used
TO be iu this state, but 30 IS suggested az ourtl
bow that in consequence ct tAo absence Of sixty
thousand lighting men tho crop via not be near
So large this year What caeyt viii a short crop
have on the msIbo. value Of die article Who
can telil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-13

magnificent misssl bound in crimson velvet
with gold clasps aad mountings, and enclosed
in an fniaid ebony case, which. Wneu opened.
forms q legio or reading desk for the missal
Tbis work is entirely a r msl made production,
the paper having been made tAprsSsly at the
government mandatory Of SubIaco, the types
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tlnguished Roman artist Cardinal Autgueli
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