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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-24

VIOLATING MABsHAL's ORDERS On the
Marshals docket, at the Recorders court, yes
terday, there were 10 less than tw-nty-one names
of persons charged with violating the Provost
Marshsl's orders respecting houses of i'll fame.
Niue OF the parties were women Tie iue5
were from live to twenty i've dollars
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UFFICE iIViL GOV. AND PROV A4RSaAL.
MsNPHIs Nay 2lst .Ss
~ l. Obaut 4id-r vi ugar and Nolsssez il tie
~ city within hvJ niles %: tbs zsIrs vii a.
lowed 10 THAI d!-sH aCssheSds o. Sugg
and hfty bdlt- OF liOia=-5s
They qd;.-d 10 fIrLsh Ito CO.. lmsul gent
with c0rfsct # HhG hey have a7i ueItGsr
D. sold removed publication Of ,Eis Ur1Sf
/ d. BCEISIyk
my2!I~ civil SOW rnor aud PsOvost Mzr,hsI
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WAITED TO INVEST,
FROM O.00O TO 7S.OOO Dollars

iuvsS, "a az lmPlo.sd PLANTATION and
HAND be ue-a Eemphis and Nicksb1ig or
the Mississippi iiFer n able improved Resi-
Estate 81 Tez. fiy Of Memphis. Pr 10 ais 10
sell dre invited from punpsl ara awngfs only. Got
frnEl genIs) adde's, g with sealed and descTip
ton # properly. Jo l.. ek cox no. pa. Memphis Pos
OdlCa PURCHASER.
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SECOND DISPATCH

FARMINGTON, May IL I-Gen. Pope's affair
here on the 9Th resulted in q loss on our side of
twenty ne killed, fourteen wounded and ten
missing Plumuer's brigade of Stsleys division
and PalmeG's brigade Of Paine's division were
alone engaged on Ouf side. Groesbeck's brigade
was not engaged but was sent TO support heavy
artillery Among the killed on our side was
Lieut. Col Miles Of the 47th Illinois. There is
no sort Of doubt we could have held cur ground,
! but Pope was forbidden to reinforce, as that
would have brought on general engagement on
unr left, and 20 had % wilIJfu- his blisaaa
The enemy made no pursuit, aud so occupied
the gro nd again next morning. Our left oocu-
pies its old position, four miles to tie east OF
| Coriuth The center and right ara now not ovel
| four or four and q half miles from the eneIny''
works Pcp,s advance is hardly three miles
It IS utterly useless to attempt predicting
when an attack may be made Extra supplies
are accommodating at Monterey. The roads are
lexcellent. and nothing seems likely 20 pTOlong
DELAY except the want Of the thorough knowl
edge Of tn enemy S position and strength
The center and right are advancing to-day
Il is not impossible we may soon be engaged II
the construction Of parallel trenches and Tegua
approaches. though one or two things, necessar.
befors laying a siege, have not been accom-
plshed.
Gen. Halleck and his entire staff have beol
on the front all day today directing the move
ments in person
There are indications of rain again, which {
course would delay everything
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OVER CHARGING Peter Tracey was yeste1-
day fined six dollars fos over-eharging hack hire.
This kind o! extortion is much TOO prevalent III
this city II all who suffer from it would take
The number OF tie hack, in such cases aud re
port it for the Recorders action the public
would reap the advantage
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SGgEs,E

MEMPHIS AND GHAKLFgTn>, R. = OFFICE,
HEEPHis Say ed i~6a
i'H!- 49, ~s1il receive .ai 4asppE al ire -;
J Ted tween Esz-f - 80 Germ y .r Dc-rt- .u
Mrb.= aEt Ohio WIG. siEPI g-aTsl RsirCa5s
III -- loo Lv'luI1 vi. U- p issE and To
ui ..s- pzyIlsuI ,f 20 E' ~ lr Lru.panys Ware
b,-se Tia, 10 n IS - 80 % OF ne Gcgeram-ut
" Ross
1rrt Sttf RIM s.rtr.
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To BUTCHgRs AVD DARYMES-BesF AID
MlLcH Cows Wallace, Hyde aui R0geIsoa
sell .l.s morning, among almost everything else.
tive splendid head O: 5seI cattle, three milch
cows with calves and any quantity Of de-
sirab!e tu,nirns, doug, sugar. and aso fine
brood .na.s AHd 5rArr horses See their lJsrr-
Lis-,.alIt. IL
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Laresr Federal In'ellizsnos froa, CaisO,

hf1LAEAl EG0GAaA AElGAtE&EaaGE ElGE1 hhaG
Special to the Missouri DsmocratI
CAIRO, May IS No arrivals from Pittsburg
Landing to-day. The steamer City of Alton left
here this morning, on her way up Tennes5ea
river. She is chartered BY Governor Yates as 9
hospital boat.
Daniels LIST Wisconsin cavalry, stationed 81
Cape Girardeau. were out accommodating, and
about eighteen miles ron Bloomfield surprised
! the camp Of : rebel csysIy regiment under Col
Phelsn
They killed one man zEd took eleven prison,
eTs--tw0 ieUtsHants among them The rebels
ran il ali directions, leaving then camp equip
age il our possession. They fed about f0uI
miles, behind entertainments, and were reinforc-
ed by about 400 more. They are impressing
every one ia that meighborhOOd, and taking al
horses and provisions and sending them Sout4
ReinfOrcements have been sent from here, also
some artillery
No news from below to-day,
Associated Press Report
CHICAGO, May l5-A special dispatch TO the
Tribune from Cairo. says when Ger. Mitchell
Joined forces with Gen. Pops. hs 5r50ght with
him $500 prisoners. They will be sent 10 Cairo
as soon as transportation can be obtained.
In the battle at Pennington ore rebel general,
supposed to be Bragg, was killed
Fifteen deserters came into our lines and report
several more regiments have mutinied, among
them the lst Louisiana, Ist Alabama, and two
Tennessee regiments.
CAIRO, May I5.-There was an erTival from
Hslow this morning, reporting su attempt on the
II the rebel feet 20 dIslOdg6 the mOTtaTs at
I. II Point. They were driven back
withou >ulty and without damage to the
There Is no news whatev9r frOm Pittsburg
Landing.
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The West Indian Mail steamer brought over
several COnfederates who ran the blockade. 1t
is reported that thcir mission is to purchase war
like stores
The gTea; exhibition would be formally opened
the day the steamer left Queenstown. CHcum-
stances looked suspicious. The palm in sculp-
ture is accorded by t. q Tunes 20 Story the
American.
Paris papers Of the 9th, publish dispatch
from Vera Cruz dated the 81 Of April, stating
that France did not approve the Convention Of
Soledad.
The French troops at Hpuchsn had returned
to Vera Cruz, and would start for the city Of
Mexico on the 5,h.
Gen. Guyon has been recalled from Rome
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DRESS GOODS Al AUCTiON.-A L. Andrews
4 CO. viii sell, this morning, at 25i Maiu street,
a tsige assoIgment Ci dress and fancy goods
lac5s. ribbons. gloves hosiery. etc, etc The
ladies' wall get goods al 10" prices by attending
this sale, IS large and fac variety will be
offered snd sod At any price BE on hand al IL
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A FAyoH.-Capr J W Fowler, of the gun
boat Little Rebel! has placed us under obiga.
tons for a copy of the ST. Louis Dsmocrat Ol
the 10th iust.-the latest from Ysnke=land re-
ceived Copious extracts from the same will be
found in cur columns.
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED!

ITO FL the places OF soldiers 10 the Army Cor
1 iuthr whose cOnscrp time expires July l6,h 1862
$40 each viii b paid for thlrty-ye years Of
zEe # application IL made 81
HUBBELJ, HUSTON s Co,
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EY-Aliss Maggie Mitchell closed All engage
ment al tLr ST. LOUIS Fheater on the night OF
the 10Th The pieces announced were The
Cricket and " The Bonnie Fish Wife"
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SIO REWARD

StTRAYED from the Fesidencs Oi the u1derS
- signed one large dRGE boy MARI = qLEhE7
md . duls szed dzEh hA-J - L. VIII . IL -
- = -ca-1L sE5hider without hair also herAHllzaS
riShl hin0 feOsk siid BOth had snd tail reached
The above reward wiH Be paid fOr thzir delivery
or for any irfoTulSficn that can pet them
THOMAS CALLAE,
uv.E3 ~ Jehfa7zou street Dear ths BridQe
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PRICES PGRTRAIT.-The fine portrait Of
Gen. Price painted by Miss Perlue, Of this city,
was yesterday d posed ofb iot; It was drawn
by NJ Mageveney, ST.
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GOTTON AEEll.

DARTIeS within hsHing distance Of the city M
Il ied that ths usual price viii DO pad In casa FOR
al tlr good, sound, dry COTTON SEED, they vii de-
liver the Planters OIL Works. Parties living laors
IE9;e sIther Of the railroads the dVsT, having
C0tt0r seed 60 sell requested to correspond witA
tG- COnpsny and Strange have sacks sent O. thsiI
T57pr Give dePOts- lbly29 lw
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35o u ends a .-sisaltzu,ss # 4 W1iIs ID
y.rd ,o attend ;h- furera of Ll- WIZ st bali past
three ciock Tlus Saturday, EvEglye. tro7. LIE -si
dsnel. y.I = tsrl- street
Sef,., by RsS. O. staadlHza. Carnage e, }. =
N Fis-.r y Union ssi--t
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Il V Gilbert & Co viii sell at suction
this uorEing, st their auction store, corner Of
Second aud Madison streets. a large lot OF uu-
caled-foT baggage and furniture, from the
Eclipse wharf boat Here is 2 chance for bar
gains, as tie furniture is tUr, and the baggage
very heavy.
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AT WHOLESALE! !

22j bales besf 7-S OsHfa0SErEs,
10 bales Heavy Drills 8ssd Bucks.
10 eases EOOI Hats,
3 GuEn OveTshoes.
as Gents Boots.
Q =" Womem's SsOgsl Shoes,
III ChEldFeu's Shoes,
G ." YOuIEls' Shoes.
60 g. Boys Shoes.
10 Hens Kip shoes,
q b" HgussG5 Shoes,
AZ q UEstbEeIlaS, -
7J pieces TWeeds asla Cs5ssiEneTes
so Jeans,
so F." EiCELiaE,
% EEeTsey-
30 REeFImos.
IOO Plaid and striped De
Euessics,
40 Ginghauss-
10 Heavy shirIinZ Checks,
I5O CafiC0cs,
so Hickory Sbiruaas.
30 dozen OveraIIs,
~ q" EscIvy Wool Jackets,
soc pliFs FsSlEttIOofls,
so Suits Gray EZerseys,
500 dozen SDOGI Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
30 Wool Hose,
50 ConaEs Hose.
so Misses and ClsiIdren's
Hose,
SO gross Military ButtOns.
goo lbs. Turkey Esed Cotton.
50 lbs. Knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. ZepIsyT SyOFstesis.
80 HIS. Sewing Silks.
IO0 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts
Brown StiiFsilss assd Shecsings
4Iaaegsed 4"
Checked JaccEIet HsEG swiss Mus
sEns,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els
Plaid and White LiRseys,
Canton FIanneIs, Green Baize
White and Fged FInnneIs,
shaVyIs, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIVeLs, AIpaccas,
Irish EiReGs,
VaudFkercIliefs, CFayssGs, Gloves
Ladies' and Gents GassBsIeGs,
Heavy Buck REid Seal
GFssEzB Bags,
wool Yarns Carpet WaFpS,
Wrapping E'viHse,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins
Fable uGIeFy, Scissors, etc
We offer the above. and other desirablegoodi
~ .7rs-e. az WHO, ESALE, FOR CASH.
~ Country Socks. Jeans, Linseys, etc, WI
he taken IN exchange toI goods
JOHN /. TAYLOR & CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
jsl4-ly
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NOTICE !

ffNHE Whereabouts Of Mr. " T. BENNETT, (form
i sFly Of HeudsrSon, ny. ) ~ODid ike 70 be known
BY J. B. Davis, OF - pisce mr. Eeu15:ts ia
ter i dead sud the eststs csunot os satsd without
see ng OF hearing from him. Any information concern
ns ba. seat t5 y. g. Boswell Macon, Tenn. will very
mech 0bHgs his friend. :. b. DAVIS D. 5.
H.
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bert & Co. will sell four likely negroes at sue-
tiCu this morning, at 10 o'clock precisely, 81
their auction store. corner Second and Madison
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a The Philsdelphia Ledger has become
alarmed at visions of the gentleman with yel-
low eyes and saffron hair, and says;
1t is high time the ablest medical men in the
army, who have had experience OF southern
cline, should be arranging all the devices that
can be arranged to save soldiers from exposure
and to coantsract in every way the dangers
which will Eaon BE upon them.
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- viii the public De SO kind rs to read the
advertisements of Wallace, Hyde and RogelsoD,
OF their auction sale this morning at ~ O'clock
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING NAY "a, 1867.

LIQUOR SELLING -Wm. O'SuGivsu was yes
terdsy inod twenty dollars for selling liquor
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were yesterday sentenced by the Recorder 10
receive fifteen lashes each
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

ga TIE -Sl May, =. tso residence Of ". P Destrs'
Esq L0UTs srACEr-of Perry county. ARK
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Ernn, TEnIIecI,,. Ann.

Specis, Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazeite.i
THREE BHLEs BEYOND MONTEREY, Tenn,
May I0-Hlleck is making his advance very
critically. and in such admirable order, that any
moment day oT night, our 'front.' pres, nts q com
plete Inc Of battle to The enemy POpo's head
Quarters are at Pennington, four miles east Of
Corinth, and from there he has daily affairs with
the enemy. As wcite heavy artillery firing is
going on in this direction On ths center and
right on font Is from three tosix mics from the
euemy's works. and SLOW advances are made
constantly.
The question cs TO whether Corinth is being
evacuated is siiIl undecided, though the great
preponderance Of opinion among those who
ought to he best informed remains that Baaure
CARDS whole command is being he vily rein
forced from New Orleans, ,-0T it not thence from
the east This is understood to be Gen. Hallack's
opinion. and also that Of his staff, and Of most
officers having the best means Of knowing
Gen. Thomas and some others are understood
to believe that BCaUTegard has been avacuating
for q week past, and has only been leaving very
heavy rear guards to delay our advance, MauR5.
sas fashion, rs long as possible The almost
uniform testimony Of deserteTs and emisssTies is,
that the rebels are there in heavy force, and
mean 10 make desperate fight. Reliable in
formation, however at least outside Of Official
circles is still very neager-
Six deserters from Louisiana regiments, who
came IN last night say their force at the very
lowest figure is one hundred thousand, inside Of
formidable f0rtihcatiOns; also that theiT gan
erals tell them there is ne better natural place toI
defense il the whole southern country than Cor
NTH.
They report great dissatisfaction among the
Louisians regiments since the fall of New Or
leans.
-Four signal guns were heard last night inside
the rebel lines. Allsorts of speculations prevail
about them, but nobody seems able to guess
their meaning.
Pope has been skirmishing to-day. The rel
also made a slight demonstration on our center
We have advanced in that direction
Should the enemy stand, it IS very probable
that the encounter will extend over several days,
and at first be nearly confined to artillery. OF
this we must have more than they, though 1t Is
suspected they may have few more heavy
guns. -..- .
The army is in fne condition. All the officers
alike express the utmost confidence in the result
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VEGETABLES FOR THE ARMY la cou,--
queEcs Of a lack OF vegetable foad 70. The army
now assembled at COrilth Cen. b B-aurega ID has
appealed to the people iOf S.A ia Ibis particular
To facilitate the lHrw. dug OF !as desired sup
plies from ihia city AMI vicinity Rev J. R Al
len has been appointed agent - call upon our
citizens for their contributions, and ,nasmurh
as immediate shipments are desirable 10 relieve
the wants OF the iuvahds. aud 10 sffold zll an
opportunity of spaF.Eg tiom their abundance
what they may wish to forward, he will attend
At the Charleston depot this afternoon for the
purpose OF receiving and packing all that may
be- sent in-ths same to be for1 ard=d by the
earliest train. VIVA is done should be done
quickly. The necessity is urgent. Surely our
people will not hesitate to contribute literally,
and at once
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NOTICE!
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
MENPRTs, May 2lst, 1862
sEeJrdsUc- with the City Charter election will
ba beid IL tie dsrent WsIds the city on The drt
Saturday IL jane E=x 70 tn sleciIon 0i 3 Board o.
school Ez.to.s ons tor es1E wGrd) Tor next corso-
RAILS year. Every person gUs6sd by lsW - vote in
o1 municipal elections has the right to vote in lie s.se
ton Of said School TlailOr.-
NY 22-,Ut JOHN PARR Mayor
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THG BcN foS The Bon Ton restaurant is
OF sheiOy stree. four doors below Unou; at
al! hours Of the l.y -ni night 2 good meal can
be had. Al e4p-rionced cstrr5r po,utes tie
choices, articles that can be selected aa5 = skin
iul cook, whose knowledge OF his profession has
been gained IL Toe best restaurants on the cont.
nent, prepares .Aem Tor the table. Up Stairs.
next door 70 tl,e restaurant is an ic= lre2ln "a
loon whore ice cream. unsurpassed H.. thr city.
can b. obtalncd dav and nighi.
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale for Confederate Money.

:, ,sYERAL ELIGIBLE LOTS, u Fort Piezerizg. on
- POsJoas Avenue and jackson street. Also IOfty-
I've acres OF WOODLAND 0 the Memphis aad ObI5
Railroad I've niles from the city. Appiyto
LEROY POPS, Attorney. Etc
uy2l y D-SotO Block Madison street
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CARD TO L MAMmOFn sH0B BILL,
Ca -xe.a.si On tLs prem 8. nc shortssf Eoric
PRINTING DONE n
CGlorS, I5zsfs SEssd BrOss -,
Il 1 ~. L.. -

Pamphlets, Ism Head,
Drafts, Bitls I4sdinp,
CHECKS, Cards,
bonds. Deeds
HLtC., lite,
Neatly and pruuiliy szse,-E auE sslis.act-.l guar
autesd.
our large assOrtnisll Of tyne x W entirely new and
Of the Se7y isissI 7is z5 having beer selected viii
great care with view tie urr.s Jf this ssc-Jn Cf
country, W have u1 al.tzncy IL ,ala Ils. ~ have
t1s best stock Of material sv= lls-.- lygsther II re
city Sf Memphis
O"r stotS oi stationery Is cuIl sts and sst, Of
every variety q C-iis Paper ett tom IRE lal,. ME
fiOr - The finest styles .aaLsEeturi F5 have also
superior assortment u lnS- OF rv5-y color ans. cta
or business
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HYPOcRITICAL "A New York dispatch of the
18th instant, makes the following announcement
of contemplated hypocTitcal movement on the
part OF the Federal authorities
A movement is making BY the government
which indicates design on its part 10 assist the
starving people of New Orleans, as IN the case
Of those at Newbern and other points dis
patch was yesterday received from Washington
directing that the Ocean Queen should be loaded
with ccmmisssTy stores and sent direct to New
Orleans. 1t is understood thar these stores are
for distribution as Gen. Butler may direct
The YANKEES TAKE = PRISONER. On Sun
day afternoon boat load of Yankees from the
feet landed near WaTTenton and took Jacob
BsllengeT. member of Buckner's Light Horse,
prisoner Ballenger We believe, was out scout
ing, and it is said By some, that he was not IL
proper trim for duty. he has family in
fhiscity. -Yieks5ETg WLiE, 2O.k.
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.iver uud steaInboa, Bu.ius...

, The rizar &c vat f.Ili--y mad day Of
uninterrupted rain yesterday But little was
doing at the landing ThaIe ~ s5 one start for
up stream, and the Eliza G. lett for @hite river
! Not q boat is advertised to leave to-day.
ST LoUIs.-We copy the following from the
St Louis Republican, of May Ia;
! The fine passenger steamer Emile, Captain
! LaBarge, clerk GilkersOn, is receiving for Fort
Benton and the newly discovered gold mines Of
the Northwest, and will leave to-day She has
I a large crowd of passengers on board - III sd-
venturers, uappers and mOUntsineeTs. The
! party win be lively one, and all are full Of
/ expectancy regarding the results Of the expedi-
ton.
/ There are several large steamers at the land
ing now doing little or nothing, among them we
noticed yesterday as follows Adriatlc, Crescent
7 City. John J. Roe, Champion, 7. l.. AcGill, L.
NJ Kennett, Nebraska, Hiswaths, Continental
! City of Alton, ChOctaw and the Red Rover.
The Red Rover came up from Cairo ia charge of
} Cant. J. D. Wade, qua-termssjer She was com
+ Iuanded by Capt a. s Tay0u, and Is 70 be
Transformed into hospital boat for the exclusive
luse Of the gunboat fiOtiiia. The Red Rover was
I formerly a Cumberland river sad New Orleans
packet. and was lately captured al island No
F.! 10 in the Confederate service She can be made
mis- an excellent hospital boat and viii De
{ ready for her new vocation IN lew days.
! The St Louis Democrat OF AAy I6sh mas the
following items
The river IS steadily falling 81 his point
/ From ST. Paul to Cairo thefe Is an abundance Of
water for the largest boats navigating the
stream The upper Mississippi is falling all the
/ way down from St. Paul to Csiro-mOst quickly
above Galena The Illinois is falling very fast
at Lasale and at every point below. The tribu-
taries OF the three principal upper rivers are
generally on the decline with navigable stage
Of water il some OF them The Missouri Is
falling very fast, rs we lesgu fT0m officers of the
Sioux City and Platte Valley 1t was falling
rom Leavenworth to the mouth, with only Tour
feet in five or six places The channel will cut
out srd be better il week thar i IS now.
The s.. Paul Press OF the 1lth ssys:
The river has fallen two inches during the
usst tgeuty-fo hours Boats don't hsye things
] all their own way on the Ohio Gov. Thai river
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FAR SAFE A.,

4 no C56.. Washer ard Er.a-r, with Jvo chill.
u dgsu "a by yeas oiI aad gITl years Odd
Apply % j. apIVEY.
mis- " 24f ai.Hu ,frec. OPPOSITE CourT Sqnsre.
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CONE AND BuY.-A L. Andrews q 90 VII
sell this evening. al 3 p al $1,000 worth oi
nae ami wei made summer eiosh'ugs and 4. !4l,e
variety Of articles needed by TIA u4de Come
AID soe us q, d p. VI. ss lA- good. arr jast the
kind t,E. shs tLues ami everything will be sold
10 tie highest biadef Merchants viii ind this
ls the place ,a buy znd ssL goods a. We make
qHialS sales aud ready returns. b7 vu land, a.
l5l Main str ct st = A.
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RECRUTrs WAETED.-ln the advertising
column VIII be found notice calling ior three
hundred recruits for the 154th regiment. This
Regiment ba- distinguished itseffor bravery and
i4rtng; il is composed Of Memphis meu aid is
under tie cotamand of Col Ed. Fitzgerald. 1t
'7as formerly commanded by Col Preston
Smith. This i fine opportunity for ardent and
whola souie1 patriots to enter good regiment
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14


MARRIED-0n the 18th of July. 1862,
in Green township, by the Rev. ]. Ingels, Mr..
SOLOMON LEWIS, and Miss MARTHA ALLEN, all
of Gallia CO., o.
ALso-On the 25th of July, in Green town
ship, by the Rev. J. Ingels, Mr.. LoRESso
LEWIS, and Miss ELIZABETH ALLEN, all of
Gallia CO., O.
ALso-0n the 7th inst, at the residence of
the brides father in Clay township, by the
Rev. ]. Ingels. Mr.. Joas Il. GROVES, and Miss
MARIA SMELrzER.
ALso-On the 10th inst, at the residence
of the brides father, by ]. G. Damron, Esq,
Mr.. SAMUEL A. SMITH and Miss HARRIET A.
BURcHARD, all of Gallia county, o.
ALso-In Gallipolis, at the residence of Mr.
Norvel Jolley, on Sunday evening, August
10th, 1862, by Rev. John Rowe, Mr.. CHARLES
H. WARTH, to Miss EvEIISE JoLLEY, all Of Gal
liza county.