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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22
Operations of morxan.
Bowling GREEN, Ky. !
AEgass Is, 1862. 7

Angus 10, 1862.
70 tie Editors Louisville Journal.
John Morgan occupied Gslatin, Tennessee
yesterday morning, and captured train
bound for Nashville about nine o'clock, A. NJ,
loaded with government stores and sixty
horses. They took Col. Boone and his whole
command.
A rebel operator working in the telegraph
Office sent a message to John Hugh Smith,
Mayor of Nashville The purport of which was
as follows:
" You remember when you run for lieusen-
ant in the Confederate army and was beaten.
| am witnessing the destruction of Uncle
Sans property We captured sixty horses,
also a train loaded with oats and corn. l ad-
wise you as a friend that you and Andy had
better leave there, or you will have to 60 to
Tuscaloosa. [Signedl j. r. MCCAIN,
f-E Captain Cheatham RiAesn
Also, another of the same character, signed
Wash. Morgan, of Morgan's regiment, stating
that Andy Rogers won $25,oO0 at Knoxville.
We are prepared to meet them. Rumor of
South tunnel being destroyed; rather doubt
ful, though it could be easily accomplished.
j. w. PURNELL.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22
LOST TRUNKS,

Al ARKED on cards, respectively J. W. Keys and Mrs
s1Sk J. W. Keys; also a small BOX containing Ink
Marked on paper incIosirg it J. W. Keys and on the
box itse j. Buffers Ink 1.-THE ufacturers nane1
The Trsnk marked j. W. Keys, black trunk uaedi-
una size with brass knobs good deal wear and
csrdsd The other was of larger size, black and
had on a white cover
They given in charge of dra, man, driving No
"a or 34l az least such the strong impression of the
undersigned as TO the Hsmber, which he twice obtained
from the driver but failed to make note writing
The Trunks come on the Continental from Cairo tbIs
afternoon, and were given abov stated about
P. M. signed. ~ - - Ell III ~ = ~.
aug22-It J. IT EEyc
r. st Aahonsy have the trunks by paving
ehargss At the station house. 6---lfT'l fN'Fle
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

The Boston Post says; Brother Beecher,
the noisy and shallow, insists in the Iadepen-
dent, which be edits, that the great want of the
country is leader, but it may reasonably be
doubted ii the public care about such 'leaders"
as he is inditing week after week"
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

WHOSE THE FAULT.-If farmer in far
mers dress will play guerrilla game, should
he be exempt from paying stakes if he looses,
merely because he wears no uniform, and like
coward covers murder with the garb of
peacef
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22
HELENA.

Matters are all quiet in Helena, and save
the departure of the Benton and Carondelet
for Vicksburg, we have no news therefrom.
On our first page the reader will find three
interesting letters from our Arkansas CORES
pondents.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

BIZ who invites a thief is a thlef, and should
be punished as such. If the farmers around
a city win hide guerrillas, win invite their
depredations, what right have they to com
plain if the soldiers of the government treat
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

A BosToN paper says that fully one-third of
the volunteers who present themselves at the
fremont Temple recruiting office in that city
are rejected as not of the able bodied stamp.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

ONE MILLION OF men on paper is easily ex-
pressed to arm, equip and feed such host
has never yet been essayed by civilized peo-
pie. The line marching in single file, allow
ing two feet for each soldier, would stretch
nearly three hundred and eighty miles, and
marching at the rate of thirty miles per day,
would occupy nearly two weeks in passing q
given point; marching in sections of four,
with the necessary, room for baggage trains
and cavalry, at the rate Of thirty miles per
day, they would extend one hundred and ffty
miles, and the head of the column leaving a
given point on Monday morning, the rear
guard would not reach the same point till Fri
day night Chicago 9Tibsgse.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

No FAIR PHIs YEaR.-At meeting Of the
Directors Of the North Kentucky AgricuI-
turai Society st Florence, on the 9th inst, ii
was determined 20 hold no Fair this year. In
this We think the Directors acted wisely. In
view Of the distracted condition of the coun-
try, it is questionable whether the people
could be induced to take sufficient interest in
the Fair 10 insure success. Lesasrigs Joprs.af.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

IT is rumored in Italy that Garibaldi, in
stead of fnrtheriEg the deliverance of Itsly,
will soon unsheAth his sword for The deliver
ance of Greece. Buffers correspondence
says quite seriously that there is a scheme on
foot for Inaking Victor Emanuels SON Anad-
Gus king of Greece and that France and
Russia would not oppose the arrangement. It
ssems that when young Amadeus was recently
at Palermo with Garibaldi, the Greek emf
grams there hailed him as king of Greece 1t
il thought that Gariba,di, with only 1000
men, if let alone, could upset King Ohio, who
hasno hold either on his army Or his subjects.
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Just Received,

A TP0ITER's, No. 65 Jefferson street., fine sssort
n ment ef Feather Busters Heimstrees Hair Restora
tive, hne Bay Rum, Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup
all need. - ansoo &c
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

The Jo,tralaI Of Gonpnerce states that about
five hundred Struggling soldiers have been ar
rested as deserters in New York City, among
whom are one colonel, one lieutenant and
eight sergeants.
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For SALE

T WILL sell Che entire STOCK AND FIXTURES of nv
GROCERY, located on Main street, between Madison
ana Monroe, 30 go offer good chance for business
men, if application is made soon.
G. Il. BECKER,
I eug2z-lW - No. $50 Main street
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NOTICE.

A THRESHING MACHINE, Consigned to Berry A.
n Co., has been left in my care by the clerk Of the
steamer Forest Hueen. The coBsignee will please call
for IL - : @-&a VI Fs F 80
l. D. CONWAY,
Z ang22-H afE * Is No. "A Madison street.
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Taken In.

( IN Sunday the Eth, Mouse Coored HORSE about
~ II hands high, name cut, and no Shoes on The
o~eT can set hun by applying at the Austin place. hall
railroad. 80, o.
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FOUND,

A BAY MULE, IA hands high Found on the night OF
n the 18TH Possession will be given by proving prop
erty and paying expenses. Apply to
20 s~ T. MAHONEY
aogZzu Police Station
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

I A r Z ST NEW s..
The Coming Fight in Virginia.
McCLELLAN'S EVACUATION.
The North Carolina Election.
LATER FROM EUROPE
RumOrs in Washington City:
Rebels Pour Into Kentucky.
A City Fired and Burned.
nALLEcK To POPE.
Northwest Missouri in Arms.
THURLOW WEED.
GUERRILLA FIGHT NEAR NASHVILLE.
The Czar's Heir I'm America
Gems. Buell. and Morgan Cut Or
KIRBY SMITH AT LONDON.
GUERRILLAS ON THE TENNESSEE.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

The Premises Will be CheertulIy
Shown to Ladies'.

The tickets viii sell rapidly. Those purchasing ear
lest will have the choice in numbers.
TICKETS can be had of Neung Bro, Main st.. under
Odd Fellows Hall of Jno E waggener. second .4raat
opposite Court Squares Of James Talmadge, Freight
Agent NJ 3 Q. Railroad; Of CORONA weybe. Erch.na.
Building; or of me, on the premises.
Soldiers and oficers get them at the Government
Ice Houses, in the Navy Yard Of COL r. Fowler
Fur any further Information annlv !, ~
JOHN GAGER.
Corner Alabama and Market strasts
On the premises. 4
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For Helena.

hEAhA hUN PuO GcRMAN, Master
Leaves FRIDAY, 22d instant, at Dam
r. This elegant AMI superb passenger packet
win leave Tor the above and all insermedate
oE-Sz---Gzkzlandings
For freight OF passage apply board. aug22-1t
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22
For ST. Lonis.

HENRY Won .eoRmAN, Master
Leaves SATURDAY, sd instant st 10 AN.
IT, a This superb and elegant passenger packet
AsAssk viii leave for the above and al intermediates
- lsndings.
clerk will b8 en- the leree to receive freight
For freight OF passage apply on beard. aug22-2t
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22
Barn and Carriage House
Two STORY KITCHEN,

The Cottages GA leased ground-Iease ten years
are italian Verandah "-in style stories high
tain twelve rooms each. Are Hill street, two blocks
from Alabama. They rent for $500 each. Every
thing in about the emises of either place herein is
in perfect order and repair. shall dispose of the
property .Ha
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BY LOTTERY,
Selling 600 Tickets,
AT FIFTY DOLLARS EACH!

Each ticket to be numbered and bear my signature.
Immediately upon the sale of the ticket by an adj
vertsemeut holders of them will be called together and
public drawing take place.
To the holder of the first number drawn will convey
the Residence of Alabama and Market streets
To the holder Of the second drawn one and the
choice of the Cottages-onehaf of either double ope
To the holder of the second number drawn, second
choice in the remaining Cottages-one-haf Of either
double one
To the holder of the fourth number drawn, a third
choice Of the remaining Cottages-one-lslfo of double
10 the holder of the fifth number draw the remain
ing Cottage-one-half double one.
The whole property is entirely
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22
KIRBY SMITH AT LONDON.
Two Boats Burned.

GUERRILLAs on THE TENNESSEE.
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Corner of Alabama and Market Streets,

The house italian Villa Entirely new having been
built within the past men Astwo stories hight
with tower Finished and tte throughout with every
ornament that could suggest or art devise to make
ii the
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Double Cottages
ALSO IN TIL BARGAIN.

Having determined to connect myself with The army,
offer for sale my house and grunds situated on the
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will they do with you? fOheering.1 Is it
wiss to quail before difficulties to-day, when
il is sure that they viii be twice as great
tomorrow, and equally sprs that some day
they 1astst-absolutely HaLst---be solved b.
You speak of your material interests. To-
day am convinced, there is hardly man
in the Free States of this Republic who
would not cheerfully consent to compen-
safe you amply for the sacrifices you might
voluntarily bring Appiansa. Do you
think that after the fierce struggle which
inevitably will come if Slavery remains
power in the land after this war, and which,
with the certainty of fate, will bring on its
destruction, an equally liberal spirit will
prevail Look at this fairly and without
prejudice. Does not every consideration of
safety and material interest command you
TO commence this reform without delaY2
Must il not be clear to the dullestmind that
this task, which imperiously imposes itself
upon you, will be the easier 1he sooner it
is taken in hand, and the more difficult and
fearful the longer it is put Off SIX
But, pardon me, Union men ofthe South,
If in speaking to yoa Of thing of such
tremendous moment. have appealed only
tos the meaner instincts of human nature.
How great bow sublime part might you
play in this crisis if you appreciated the
Importance of your position-if you would
east of the small ambition which governs
so many of youi To maintain a point in
controversy just because you have asserted
il; to says We can do this if We please, and
nobody snail hinder us, and therefore we
will do it or, We have Slavery and nobody
has right to interfere with it, and there
fore we will maintain it-how small an am
bition is this How much greater, how
nobler would it be, if you would
boldly place yourself at the head of the
movement and say to as: We grew up in
the habits of slaveholding society, and our
interests were long identified with the in
stftution, and We think also that you can
not lawfully deprive US of it; bat since we
see that it is the great disturbing element
iu this Republic, we voluntarily sacrifice it
to the peace of the nation; we immediate it |
as patriotic Offering on the altar of the
eountryl Loud cheers. Where are the |
hearts large enough for so great aud exalt- |
ed an ambition Alb, if some man of
powerful will and lofty devotion would rise
up among you; if an Andrew johnson
wonld go among his people, and tell them |
[ great applause1 how noble it is to sacrifice |
for the good OF tho country [cheersI not
only ones blood, but also ones prejudiees |
and false pride, he would be greater than |
the generals who fight our bates, greater |
than the statesmen who direct our affairs, |
and coming generations would gratefully |
remember him as the true paci6cator of his /
Applause. he would stand |
above those that are first in war. he would !
be the true hero Of peace, he would not be |
second in the hearts of his countrymen.
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A YEAR OF GREAT INTEREST.

TIE EvANsVELLE Journal is now IN the 9Th
year of its existence. During all that period 4
has sought to be in every respect faithful chroni-
cIer Of the times. the people and the country"
The circulation of the JOURNAL is a gratifying
evidence that our labors are appreciated. Never
before was newspaper more necessary than at
present. Ne can fail to understand the inn
poftance of keeping up with the stormy times
in which We live. He who does not read now and
keep Informed on the current events Of the day
viii have the failure 20 do for a lifetime
regret.
= OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE. - IA
Nearly every resident Of Indiana has relatives,
frisndss or ne'ghbOrs in the GFand Army Of the
Union. Indiana has sent her armed sons into the
feld by thousands, and they are now stationed on
the cepes of North Carolina along the Potomacs
among the mountains Of Virginia. or marching
southward through Kentucky and ETissonria A
few months may fnd some of them ths Gulf
Of Mexico, encamped before Fort Sumter and
Charleston, or occupying New Orleans. In nearly
every Division of the army have regular CORES
pondents, whose letters will appear in the columns
Of the JOURNAL.
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Aoars, On the River there Is variation according
ocifeumstances n q s.AttF
TINE OF CLOSING. ~.
EqStft % 6aff ffi ffffsie, iRocRafs f fRdiahSfPso-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville, Sc. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Hortksrn, Eastern
and Western points, and Railroad Way Oh5ces,
every day except Sunday, at--...------... ga. n.
Thursday, and Saturday At s1zF.M
PadHcah Mail (riVer) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at liz a. NJ.
Green RiVer Mail flor Bowling Grsen and
day at s6F.H.
Thursday. and saturda, At s1S Am.
Ne,s HaraOag MaiI every Monday, Wed i-
BesdRy, and Friday ~ a. n.
ROckport MGa fland) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at So A. n.
Pstersbursh Mail way every Friday at % A. M.
iPeteTsbufgh letters, sc. como and go
by Railroad daily.l f
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uoaves at 5 A. N. Thursday morniBg.)
Military mail Tor Calhoun and Spottsville IL P. NJ
TIME OF DELIVERING.
9.Gilroad Matl, every day except snnday at A.
Arrives the uig bit before, after cf11ce hourB.
1osisvilLs MaI (river) every Tuesday,
! ThursdIy, and Saturday by 6P.
Padstooh Mail, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by 3 A. "a
day BY 2P.H
M. VsT.on MAJ pand) every Monday,
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day, and Saturday by P n.
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?. n. on woek days. Delivery closes from 20 91s
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Sabbath.
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REGULATIONS FOR 1852.

H All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention.
AL Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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%W3 .a Slight Cold,
GS GM RouQh, ,15Eo0EseSzeaa
kSyII, lEslEIg or SRate L0hEont,
~ 3ST lUbich might Be checked
1A& lgJt71 simple remedy,
TfnegLected, often terminates seriously.
FelU are alOare of the importance Of
stopping a ISonah or Slight
fold in its first stage that which
in The beginning lootsId yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
ottaczs the lungs. E5
4EoxeIz' 8 REoS1ckinL 0foches
lOsre first introduced eIeUer years ago.
It has bss7s provsd that they are the
best article before the public for
RoAaha, folds, 8konchhL&,
54sth7zn, g0HaEkh, the Hacking
eough in HgonsLnzEntio,1, and
''u'. .er0tts affections Of the LShFoGt,
R1U''1s immediate relief.
E"OSaN Speakers ~ Stssgers
l01M J1r'8 thu efecttca1 for clearing
and stTengthe@,7g the pOtce.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers
IN Medicine, ct g5 ovets per boz.
soId In Evansville BY
fsb5 KELLrp Il Duxru
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Ins ura nee Age ncy
ALLEN c. HALLOCK
\ WNHED y lNGEa
sITKR. AND GENERAL tNsI


ONDERWRITKR AND GENERAL INSURAAOA
AGENT,
ADJUsTKR OF AVERAGES, AND N0FARI PUBlIO
He continues TO issue Policies from several Fifs
1NI5UIs1rhIe
In the 0OasssFV, on EaIasd and Fire EisEs W.T.
also receive applications for s.
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend 10 the Adjustment of Losse
Of every description under policies from Othel
agencies and attend to the settlement OF all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in-
terested. His long experience as an iNsUNAScK
AGERr, has made him familiar with alt subiscts
connected with Insurance.
. O. Ofice on First Street, opp. Post Once.
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DIR I. C. A Err

DIR. J. c.. AVER,
10 WE'LL, Mas.
Price 81 per BOttes SIX Bottles fOr$5
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
has for itself such a renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
Il Is entirely unnecessary for to recount the evil
dence Of its virtues wherever it has been employed
this section, need not do more than assure the
people its quality ia kept up to the best il has
been, and that t may be relied on 70 do for their
relief all it has ever been found to do.
{ Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FoR THE CURE OF
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FOssI Stomach, EryspeLas Headache, Piles, Rhegnaa
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Gosa. Ne~ratgia. Dinner Pill, and for P'rvsiHo
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best aperent in the world for all the purposes of
family physie. $500 -. .-.ss5 - -
e,raa. p,,mbers Of Olerryraen, PHYSICIANS. States
/ men, and eminent personagess have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but our space here will not perrit the IL
Bertion of them. The Agents below named furnish
given, with also full descriptions of the above com
plants, and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprinciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De.
mand AxERiss and take no other The sick want
have il. .- -.5-- - ss.-a,.s
q All our remedies are sold wholesale and retail By
heller z White N. g. ThompsoR, Bisrbower q
Peerce, LEIGH 3 OarIstadt, Evansville, and by all
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
wholesale agents. Allen 4 Co., Cincinnati, sns
L. a. Robinson & Co.. Louisville.
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f.s- patronage upon a
WELL TRIED OORPORATLON.

Ia The eQssaabIs GdjHstBseut, GBd prompt Caah
spoass 20 Iosses De PHENIX ssaHds pre- eElinetly
al the head Of ts professions sOiLe s eSeasfUo pTac
cal aHd rsclass bHstaeas saR Of local agencies, q
not a1oeed bg asy SiIdr corp0rdtS0N tn de t00Tid.
Insurancies solicited. and pOlicies issued and
newed in this leading Cooperation. at fair by
J.W. ME X8EN, Resident Agent,
OFFToE MARBLE Hall Building, Main street
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Arrival and Departure of the
MI "a Z IL -.

tphs time here set down is adjusted TO eoatroct
Aours, On the River there Is variation according