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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-12
HTarE aeaoCTarFeN.

EDITORS APPEAL: Au organization has beea
formed in Jackson, Miss, fer tie purpose o.
supplying cur soldiers with the New Testament.
They have sent out an agent (bIr. Thomas,
formerly agent Of. the Biole Society at Menphis)
to collect fands for this praisevof.hy objec.
He hss left It with Us to prescott lie subject 5e-
fore this community and tie readers Of he
APPEAL. t cannot need any sEguu6snts or *
horta.ons to induce men TO give 20 such G cause
as this. The brave men who aTs baTing their
breasts to ta stern Of war for rs, arc ealing
for the word Of life. She'll they call in vain 2
Formerly tssaments could not BE- had at any
price. Now they are being struck eft By thou
sands at Augusta, Georgia, ard may be had at
fifteen cents 2, copy. Lst every man, woman
and child in our c3mmun and tie surround
ing country give at lsass one testament 70 Che
poor, sick or wounded solder. Jackson Las
raised over soc fg sbl cause Cannot GEsn-
ada do as wei Let the Iieb give their hundreds
aud their 9aiss to this noble cause.
We would state Tor Information that this IS no
bible society, but simply en- organization to buy
teslamsnts fer tie soldiers. We win see taal
all amounts contributed shall be 6uly forwarded
TO the Hon. Geo, L. Potter, secretary, Jackson,
Miss. We say esPecially,to or country friends
DO not forget snd do not neglect this call
Leave your contributions during the week ct the
store Of Ar. VIM. Lake. To cur friends N
town, we would say q plat meeting viii be held
in the Methodist church, on next Sunday nigh,
when a collection win be taken for ta;s obisc
i. II RICHARDSON,
TH0S. j. G00CH.
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The following are the appointments in tie
nayy, by a d with the advice and consent eftho
Ssnate:
Acknowledgements Franklin Buchanan,
g for gallant and msIitofious conduct ia attack
ing tie enemy's feet in Hampton roads, and
destroying the fdgate Congress, ~sloop-ofwar
Cumberland ard three snail steamers, while in
eenamaud Of the Confederate SsaEes squadron
in ihe waters Of Virginia, On the 9Th Of March.
1862
acknowledgements r, Semmes, g for
gallant and meritorions conduct incaptaing aud
destroying the enemy's commeree on the high
seas, while ID command ofthe Confederate States
stsaEer Sumter"
C0aH8GpER-L5cgtenan Isaac Brown, q for
ealiautand meriteTi0Hs c0ndeet 10 successfully
enraging the snemy's Aeet in the Mississippi
river, hetoEe tie city Of NiessbgTg, while IN
command b lhe iEon-elad steamer Arxansss, on
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Actress Of General 9Iavr-.

General Msxey bss issued tho f~0lowiue
address to the citizens OF jackson county
Alabama, and Merton county, Tennessee
TO CIT9ZESs OF MARION COUNTY. TEN.
NEssEE, Il JACKSON COUNTY ALABAMA.
A few days ago your beautiful country was
oveTrun by the hireling hosts Of an ignorant
fanahcal desp0tism They vauntogly proclaimed
their intention Of cTshinz out The government
to which you acknowledge obedience, and OK
destroying an institution reared BY cur fsthers,
and that has doUrished for centuries. and is of
vital necessity to US as q people, both rich and
poor.
They have stolen hundreds Of yoar negroes.
destroyed your property, iEsUlied your msn-
hood, grossly insUised your wives and sisters and
daughters.
They have erected gallows 81 Battle Creek and
Bridgeport, upon whieh 90 harg 5aose who were
bold enough 70 BID defiance Cd thair au.hofity.
They have employees poor, miserable. coward
" ~sycophants, who bend the supDieut hinges Of
tue knee that thrits may follow iaHning to hant
down good and ira men.
tories.
Thank God, a better davis daenin~ The
enemy mas been swept ir0m our midst Ike chat
before the wind.
They endeavorsd by tyranny TO DESTROY your
spirits. Prove yourselves men worthy OF your
ancestry, your birth and ysur country, by ioin-
ing the soldiers Of The South in hurting Liz
soln's slaves deep back into their Northern
holes.
Never LET the Yankees retuTn-maAe 3 wall Of
alamant OF your stout hearts, strong arms and
rusty guns, and bid taem defiance, follow them
up 10 thsir retreat
Join any company and ~uaFiment engaged ia
ths holy cause. 4eu have men iIsm tas distant
State OF Texas from SOM Afrbs-,o 7F-r-
sippi, Georgia, cur own Tsunsssss. to hslD
you. WIN you have it said taas you ara afraid
to help them in this holy enorprisel There IS
no time for delay. S. Is. MtyEv.
bdgadlergsneral co~mmauGing forces.
September, o. 1862. Near Battle creek.
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sHt~2lH- lla1 aug -fE -e1
Is 0~oeilsBe= 30 The following ezt-ee from Special
0l-s 10 l1. dated Hss-q1a-eu Da5zrmtu.
no. = ~AA-i ossa A7g1t %, 1852 gz
1T Biaa1ier G=ua-sl Llcyd TEshaeu VIII rrs-ssd
70 Hes-l1re Al sa-zl AID Take command or al
Aoo1--n all confederate oEe=-s II soldiers who
nay D. n he vicinity q -s. posi-. ir tie r7-a-.- al
beng s~Ec1a-s-1 or pa-a.-l de VII establish camp
near F~icss-u-g as us s--as-5 point OIL tLs r.Ifoad.
fer
~ BTisaisrGsas-e T-5lusn VIZ luns1lss7
Puc5sl - organize 4e Ccli-Ira-e prisoners u5
haVa ben eEcnE s-- Do a. czss where HraeteaHs
he VIII f-tan th=H % che original re--1z a1z r-a-
pantss m -He1 .27 re-s enlisted any d-p--u-s
rom this rule wi B 6eca-y reported 30 these bad.
qua-er. VITA De- lll-
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SALE or CANNON TO CogFEDEBATEs.-Tbe
government cannon. consisting Of four large
brass pieces, were sold on wednesday nigat
last at private sale to Senior Bargamotle, and
shipped the next day 10 the United States. We
understand that the sale vas efscsed BY tae
secesh party at eisvsn cents per P3uud, and has
lhe property being considered worth at leass
eighteen cents az Panama. - Panama Star,
August 2.
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CONFEDERATE VICTORIES IN K~ENFUcKY-
The Columbus Sun thinks the only serious Oh
lection to the recent victory Of General Kirby
Smith in Kentucky is. that it win be very APT 10
raise q pteous howl among some Of Cur pahi-
.otic spectators, by breaking the -four and bacon
metropolis. The class referred to viii find theiT
speculations interfered with. Tennessee and
Kentucky, once occupied by our troops, win
supply the armies Of the ConfsdeTacy.
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Taaxs-MsssIssrppl DgrARTaHaF.-We had

TR8ES-MEssIssfPPf DEPARTAENF-We had
The pleasure, yesterday, Of IN interview with
Hon Guy NJ Began, Of Texas, who passed
through our city on his way eastward. Ee re-
p0ris the state Of things in Texas and Arkansas
as highly encouraging to our hopes of success.
Our troops IN Arkansas are Numerous and are
becoming efficiently armed. The loss Of the
Fairplsy, with Der cargo Of arms, though much
to be regretted has not cisheerteued them, As
they hope saon to reaoYeg as many muokets from
tho eneny. The manRlscluro Of powder is car
RED on at San Antonio, the materials being pro
cured from Mexico, aud there win soon he no.
lack Of chat important article. The highest
spirit Of loyalty and determination prevails
aHorg The people, and its effect is already felt
The enemy afler having al one time advanced
within thirty niles of Little Roes, have fallen
back entirely Beyond Whiss river. with the ex-
eaption Of a few scouts. Their-main force was
81 Helena fen days since The Utmost can6-
dsnee il General Holmes, tAs new commander
II RE department. raYaiis among soldiers, Off
eala AID CiizeHs -lhe5lis .id0eSfissr.
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FROM NoRrHwEsTEBE EfRGNI3-The
I~ynehburg Republican Of the Sd insi, says
we have It from best authority that movements
d our army IN Western Virginia are now being
made which Will soon be productive Of the mosi
Vrsde5ng results 70 orr State and cause and
= disastrous and annoying to our enemies
we think we shah have The p~ieasuse Of a~nnounc-
Ia ere tas lapse Of October Tho complete over
f,row ofabe Pierpont government, and the re-
: ,mrton Of Wesiefn aud Northwestern Virginia
SON tho thrsidom Of Yankeeism.
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T4E HARVEST IN FRANcE--The latest re,
norris of the harYest IN France ere less gloomy
ihan those which reached rs some weeks since.
The present prospect is that Tie yieid win be 9
6sir QUO. The CoaTief Of 81. Elieune states that
according to She most accurate calculation, the
wheat crop thisyesg ia one tbitd more productive
Than that Of tho year 1851. The otasr corn
cFops are equally productive. Ihe beat Of ito
LAST few weeks has been fsverahle to the proper
alton for thIeshing. which has been commenced
Oh many tetIus.
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SHALL ox IN GEoRGM-Tae Atlanta Con-
Jederaey learns from 2 reliable source that small
pox is spreading ia Cowets and N~Isriwether
counties. Qaiss q humber of cases have &C
curred-one Of which is coDauent.
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~ Did it ever strike anybody that IL a
steamer with an " assorted cargo Of Yankee
goods, taken Ia at Nassau, attempts to run The
Blockade, she generally does IL and if the same
steamer fakes out cotton TO Nassau, to be imme-
diately taken thence to New York or Boston, she
somehow slips out without The blockaders seeing
her
But let a vessel have a cargo on board thst
does not come from Yankee land, and the block
sders are wide awake, and she is gone for GER
tain or let heg Try 70 run cut with cotton not
Intended for the Yankee market, and she is
bouad to be picked Up. just keep your eyes
open and seei thia thing is not about 50. 1T is
tins that this knowledge should DO realized and
acted upon. We do not accuse our citiz5S Of
auv ~compiei'y with Liucolndom-ne know
tHst generally they are incapable Of such 3
faiHt4but we do think that the Yankee agents
do cennige at this sort Of thing. By assns Of
their consuls they know precisely what cargo a
vessel takes on board, and they act accordingly
H5lmiagt0a Jouynqt.
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"a We learn from the Eyausvile Jonraai
that several steamers l0aded with horses aud
government stores hage been ct Evansville
wAerf for several days. The horses wege ua-
loaded and put in a lot near she depot, where they
were destroying forage at q rapid rate, The
boats lad stsrta3 for tennessee. hutths brilliant
achievements Of Colonel Mason sc ClaTksvile
csased them to hold ap fog further orders
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NEW ADYERTI8 ERNTg.


iW are authar.zsd 20 announce R
~ - q CANDIDATE for fe election 70 lie 9F-e 81 -
- Atl9raey q the Tenth JH1ciaI D.-.
snsuing election, hrss Nondsy % Cc.lbs-
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COOP FOR BENNETT-The New York Herald
saws, now thas General Haleck has perfected
lis arrangements for excluding Al newspaper
reporters from cur army, viii be not be kind
enough to see to il that General staarts febei
cavalry are also kept out Of our lines The
rebels have learned more about the number and
position Of onT troops from General Pope's pri-
ysts and official papers, than they could fron
al the newspaper correspondents IN the
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EsEshmoad Gossip.

"Harmes, . Of the Charleston Her5urg, writing
September 5Ah, says
1t was q battle Of far greater magnitude than
w-esupposed. Mcclellan, Pope, Burnside, Hun-
ter, were all there. How they managed to get
together, when our forces weTe at Ceatergile, is
not very clear. Nor is it known how our vari-
ous divisions efsctaa a junction. Ample light
viii be throwa on ali these matters in a-day or
two.
L heard last night that e dispatch had been re-
eeived at the war ohioo 10 he effect that our
army had taken possession Of Alexandria and
Arlington Nights without firing q gun, but the
papers Of this morning make no mention of t..
That Washington viii be abandoned Without
= fght is extremely doubtful, and yet do rot
see how it IS TO DO held in the face Of a victorious
army ike ours-said By some 20 be 250009
strong That IS an exaggeration, Of courses bur,
making full allowance for losses recently 5Us-
tanned, we ought 60 be able to throw into Mary
land 50,000> elective neai against whom the
Hsakees eea bring nothing but beaten hTelings
raw recruits, and Cox's command from Western
YiTgima-some 1900 msu. Il, for wantof pro-
visions, We ere compelled to halt ia 'front.' Of
Washington. Buell. viii be called 10 hot haste 10
the defense OF the capital, and SO VIII Curtis.
Thus, Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri viii
have 20 be abandoned. And if We take Wash
ineton, Buell. aud Curtis viii still be needed to
defend Baltimore and Philadelphia. Take either
horn Of the dilemma, the Yankees ere in q bad
way.
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az The BAdmare. Asaerieaa estimates the
lAia Federal loss m sfront Of Washington. at
eleven Thousand
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P. S.-Tbis morning 1 received positive infor-
mation IS to General Nelson's Intentions and
movements. lie is retTsating from Nashville to
reinforce Bowling Green, at the head Of fifteen
hundred Infantry, Two hundred cavalry and
twelve cannon. Il is evidently the intention Of
the Fedsgals to attempt the defense of the line
at Bowling Green and Lebanon. J. II,
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From She ST. Joseph Journal, 26th.l
Governor John Ross, chief Of the Cherokee ma
ton. arlived at The Pates house on Monday eve
ning, ea Toate for Washington.
The governor claims to have been loyal 70 the
United States government from the commence
meat Of the rebellion, bus owing to tho fact that
many Of his most powerful and influential
chiefs were in the iaterest of the So8lbern Con-
EdeTacy, he was compelled 10 play q double
psrs, aud pretend Is swim wish the popular cur
rant Had lie not done SO. he maintained that
nol only bis OWE life, but the lives OF all his
household and even the very existence OF a re-
s~pecta6is minority Of Ike Creek nation, would
have been impeTiled.
Isis presumed, therefore, that he played his
part wei, and wBilo seeming to ACCUSES in all
the doiugs Of the rebshs be silently prayed that
the Federal forces migbs come to his relief at
length She Indian expedition which left Fort
Scott a short time since, arrived in the country
of the Gherokees, and the head chief gathered
together q few trusty friends, aod accompanied
Che expedition On its return. Although COM
PEELED to leave behind the greater portion of his
pessonei effects, he managed 10 convey with him
some two or three hundred thousand dollars ia
money, which msy tend to cheer his exile sone
what. lie now goes to Washington to lay be-
lore the President, in person, theinformati9n he
possesses in regard to the future designs of the
rebels ia the Southwest His wife, daughter and
son are W7tn him, ana Ia his suis We notice the
names Of the following persons
Dr. d. 2. Ross, wife aud four childcen Lew
IS Ross, Rufus Ross, Jennie Ross, Miss Marin
Jones, John w. StapleT, niece and nephew; T.
Isl Nash, wifeand son; Mrs Murrell and son;
4Is. A. r. Faun, and dozen or more eolored
servants.
Coz. R9es, whose head is silvered over with
the fcosts Of some siZty-WinieTs, is p fae looking
old gentleman, well informed, and speaks ths
language Auently. Few would Judge
tina. Indian blood flowed IN his veins.
The governors daughter is a beautiful young
lady OF about eighteen. She is accomplished, I
entertained Der guests, after her arfiva al
the Pates, with music, which she appeared 10
tboro lghly, on The piano. We learn
that she was educated at Christian College, Co
in this State, sndis engaged to a young
gentleman Of ST. Louis. We make mention OF
latter factto prevent our young marriage
able men from falling in love with her fathers
s. O0O.000 OF SO. 100000.
OF course The suit was "the observed of ell
observers, y and were struck viii wonder ssthe
attentions they attracted, iuasmUch as they all
IN the hight of fashion, and in neither
language nor appearance could DO told from Eu-
ropeans. Some Of che members were rather in
At being asked if they could speak Eag-
ish, when tie fact was, they could pro0ably
sneak nothing slse.
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EAttenion is called to The announcement
# K II Golladay for district attorney IN GU
advertisement column
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No TELEeRAPH-We &c to press today
wiihcutany Teports tie cause We aro unable to
axrIain.
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eTRAEFnG

Al the negroes employed in the c~oustruc-
ton Of the usw bridge over the C~oldTater, about
two hundred. were taken BY the Federals whsn
they made their appearance at that place. Those
hsTing charge Of the work must have been com
lstely surprised. The work, which was nearly
completed. was DESTROYED.
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WOOL! WO0L-WAETED!
VIII give f1vO yds. OsnabuFgs
for Z pound good washed wool,
or 81 cash.
J.. c. JEckELESTEE,
se2.lm Jackson, Miss.
AxEs-CUOPPIEG AEES.
two dozen just received and for
safe az war prices.
g.. G.. McAEEESTER.
se22F jackson, Miss.
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FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER p


Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with late papsrs, VII confer 8 favor by leaving
them at the counting room Of the APPEAL Office
or at the editors room, ovsT GEO. LAKES store,
next door north Of the Collins House. In these
days Of uncertain mails Hom the South snd q
blockade on the North our facilities to furnish
the latest news from sl quarters can be greatly
increased BY a little attention on the part Of our
friends, for which we shall ever remain grateful
Parties from above viii confer sn especial favor
by furnishing US any Northern papers in their
possession.
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FNRTEFrE.

r WISH 70 ssI my RESIDENCE. in Geens5z OF
Il would trade Tor Land 7 VIII ssl Fuulmrs wish
The piacs- The Elscs Is well ssra'ed With eoo5 as'-sa
and we'd sssoies, etc
sfa2a II. 3 SHERMAN
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%TEAMgTEnz wannEn

SN NEGROES wanted TreHsTrp-
- tLhaisls eomae.d Gsoi cages wi 81 -v--
Trey ere wanted inaediaeiy p7-t . -
L4F4N Lake
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TIE ORLEANS paiSCgs-The Paris core
%spondent.ef tae New York TiHles writes that it
is creeping out little by little, that the presence
Of the Orleans Princes in the army Of The United
States ives really e cause Of e~sTangement to
the French government, and that the subject
was regarded ia Paris in q still more serious
light than in The United States OF in England.
sEoUasrRATEoN-sn ator Henry, Of Tonnes
see, has introduced bin in the Confederate
Senate. to extend the provisions Of the sequss-
tEation law to the property Of such citizens Of
Cue Confeaeraey as Ee,use allegiance 70 the gov
eminent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-12
MedIcal Notiee,

DR. T. G. GALE, a graduate of the Ohio
Medical College, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens of Ev-
ansville and adjacent country.
In introducing himself to a strange COM
munity, he begs leave to state that after en-
joying great advantages as a student, he
graduated twenty years ago, and has been
ever since engaged in the active duties Of
his profession, principally in Vevay of this
State.
Evidences of his graduation and stand
ing, as q physician, would be cheerfully
placed before any gentleman DESTROYS of ex-
aiming the same.
Office on First street, on second floor, in
the Post Office Building. Room No. 6.
Residence il the new brick on the corner
of Third and Gum streets. He can be
found at his office during the day and at his
residence at night. May 1z-Imd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-12

eER- The Evansville Sanitary Commits
sion acknowledge the receipt of the follow
ing Hospital stores and money for the week
ending May 10, 1862. The donors will
please accept our thanks:
Grandview Sanitary Commission, bxs
hospital stores, l coop chickens, l bushel
dried fruit, bag hams; Mrs. G. W. Wood,
in behalf of the ladies of Fort Wayne, Ind,
box clothing, sheets, pillows, &C.; from
the people of Vanderburgh and Gibson
counties, through James Wilson, 4 cOops
poultry, l box clothing and fruit, l do but
ter, do eggs; Ladies' Aid Society, Rock
port, Ind, through Miss Lizzie Walker, 2
bxs clothing, sheets, pillows, &C., coop of
poultry, cash 81 Is; Ladies of Merom, In
diana, box bread, fruits and wines, bxs
meats, pickles, maple sugar, &C., bundles
clothing, pillow slips, towels, bandages,
&c; People of Gibson county, through
Thos 81. Strain, who says they will send
more if required, 6 coops poultry, IL bxs
clothing, dried fruit, &C., cash 81; Ladies
of Charlottesville, Ind, through Mrs. A.
Ramey, l large box clothing and stores,
the most complete assortment received /;
Hon. John Law, III. c., cash $40 Mrs. R.
Dale Owen, New Harmony, pie plant and
asparagus; Soldiers Aid Society, Fort
Wayne, Ind, through Joseph P. Elliott, 2
bxs hospital stores; Mrs. Dr.. Spencer, Boon
willie, Ind, dried apples, sheets, butter, &C.;
Mrs. Isaac Williams, Boonville, Ind, butter
and dried peaches; Jas. E. Riggs, city, /
cap; Mrs. VIM. E. French, city, l shirt, :
pair wooden socks, / pair pants, coat
Mrs. s. J. Darling, Vaudeville, dried ap-
pies; Ira P. Granger, Vanderburgh county,
butter and potatoes unknown friends,
Winslow, Ind, keg butter, box cloth
ing keg dried fruit, keg beans, BIB
hams and dried beef, keg eggs; JOSEPH
Hopkins, Gibson county, pads, pillow slips
sheets and shirts, Rushville Sanitary Com
mission, / box clothing, pillows, sheets
&C; Spring Hill Sanitary Commission,
box clothing, sheets, pillows, towels, sc.
Indianapolis Sanitary Commission, Is pkg
hospital stores; Ladies of Marsh Greek
Gibson county, box clothing, l do eggs
do butter, do hams, l do fruit from ar
unknown friend, l box fruit and mOlasses
unknown friends, Princeton, Ind, coop
chickens unknown friends, (no mark)
coops chickens; unknown friends, Jularia
Ind, box hospital stores; Ladies' Sol
diers' Aid Society, Rockville, Ind, boz
r bread, apples and lint; Sanitary Commit
tee, Rockville, Ind, lot butter Sanitar!
Committee, Williamsport, Ind, through
DR.. ]. F. Musner, 5 boxes hospital stores
Mrs. E. White, Boonville, Ind, buckle
fresh butter Ladies of Columbus, Ind,
box hospital stores; Soldiers Aid Society
Logansport, Ind, through Mrs. A. N. Mer
rom, boxes hospital stores Mrs. Rober
Dale Owen, New Harmony, fruits and veg
etables.
We will thank our friends, when the.
send articles for the use of the sick AM
wounded in this city, to send to our addres
invoice of shipment, with list of articles
We wish to acknowledge the receipt of al
goods, and give the names OF those VIII
send, to the world. None need be ashame
of cur cause. P H0KNHhooK,
/ Cor, Seciy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-12

B@- The Nashville Dispatch says the
Shelbyville News and the Springfield Spec
ulator are the only two papers published in
Middle Tennessee, outside of Nashville,
that it receives. At the same time last
year, there were at least twenty-three pa
pers published in the country towns of
Middle Tennessee. The war has been ter
ribly destructive of the country press in
that State. A year ago there were four
r---sSSs-s,4FSasIu0uIs m NasnviIe,
publishing daily, tri-weekly and weekly
papers; and there were four other weekly
papers and two monthly periodicals pub
lished. Now there are only two daily pa
pers published in the city.