davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
COMMERCIAL.
MEMPHIs WHOLESALE MARKET.

>a .zE3iJlss DAuT tsEEos APPsAJ QFRIcE
4e= rt.s -, TuEsD =. July Is, 1So2.
( Revised daily for the UsIoS APPEAL by /. d.
Consway 4 Co., wholesale and retail grocer. No. "A
Madison street. between dam and Front Row.
coTToN-3o TO &c for Treasury notes and Northern
money, q to 29c in gold. The market is active.
CoFFEE-sales at % to 25c y u for Rio.
FLoUR-Sales Of superfne at Ss-25 to 81; double
extra, IS Is to &c.
sUGAR-Sales at &c for fair, 715 to for prime.
BACON-Sales of csnvassed hams at from 70 &c |;
plain do, country cured to Sc; shoulders, to &c !;
sides, to &c. ~
LARD-ssles a. from ~ to &c, IN hbls; choice. in
kegs, 81 to &c.
lUTTER-sales OF good st from Il to Ice
EGGS-Sales at from 10 Sc 2 dog.
MACKEREL-Sales of No. / at s 8 D Dbl half-bhas,
sIO No. large. bbls, s.5o; half-bbls, ST. White
fish sc . n.
HERRlNG-Salss CT Holiand at IS p key
PEANs-sales Of choice white at sa.Oo y bnshsis
choice navy, s225 to $3.50; castor besns SOC.
PEAS-Sales of split at So = bush.
HOMINY--Sales of flint at $I25 q bush.
CORN NEAL-sales at $500 q Dbl.
CANDLES-sales of star, in large quantities, at II
to I6c q ~
LAGER BIER--sales at SIG to sll q Dbl, with 8
downward tendency.
HAY-Sales at $40 to S2z per ton.
OATS-IIull at 40.
| CoRN-Sales At SOC per BUSH
The above quotations are in Federal currency.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

ARRIVALS rEsrERDAr.
The weather continues very hot and dry,

The weather continues very hot and dry,
with little or no prospect for rain.
The river is still falling at this point, with
every prospect for sill further de slime.
The City Of Alton left lat evening for st.
Louis. with a splendid trip-in fact, loaded to
the guards.
The John d. Perry departed for st. Louis
last evening with fair amount of passengers
and freight.
FoR CINCIESATI-The fast running pass
enger steamer Lady franklin, Deem, master,
Leaves for Cincinnati at o'clock, P NJ, to day.
The Franklin il neat boat, and supplied with
all modern Improvements; travellers viii fnd
her officers courteous and accommodating.
For CAIRO AND LoUIsyILLE.--Gapt. Wood
rufas feet passenger packet Woodford, will
leave for the Falls City this day at P. NJ,
making close connections at Cairo. Secure
your berth early, as the Woodford will be
"looked after" by all persons northward
boand- Capt. Woodruff will make you comfort
able, as he is 8 thorough boatman, kind and
trusty. s- asz--a s-.5--
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
The summer Camp.sgn mos Ended.


There is no more common impression than
that the army has reached the close of militia
~ operations for the Summer. The force Of
NcC elan, having gained an elevated and
wholesome position upon the banks of the
James, within easy reach OF transport and
gunboat, will, it is assumed, Feed months OF
rest to regain the vigor and numbers necess Try
to carry on the war; and that while the three
hundred thousand men just called TO the fed
are making their way thther, there will be a
practical suspension of arms. ~
1t is curious how little currency this idss so
universe. elsewhere, finds IL the army hseif.
Gen. Mcclellan, n speech and order assures
I bis men that With brief uesy he viii. be
rsady to lead them into action. Rank and
I die talk with the utmost confidence Of enter
/ ing Richmond IN very few days. The whole
army is eager for fight Il has acquired
thorough self-reliance rs the fruit Of its weeks
work in battle and victory; it has acquired
I exhau tiess confidence in its lea iers. Emerg-
| ing from the pestIferous swamps about the
| ChickAhouiiny, it enjoys the invigorating air
! IF the uplands. It, physical MS We'll as moral
tone is thus improved; 10 undertaking is too
great for men who have been greatly tried;
they only demand action.
Nor Is there anything in the general posi-.
ton of sffairs which need prevent an early
| compliance with this demand. All the losses
of the successive battles which ended on the
l.t inst, were countsrbalanced at the time by
the gain Of the new and better position on the
James; gain which added to the Elective
force of the army the corps of Gen. F.tzjohn
Porter, previously wasted upon the wardership
of the railroad; and which also added the
squadron Of gunboats, equivalent of itself TO
reinforcement IF fifty thousand men. What
the gun bouts may not do, now that the ener-
getic and capable Wilkes commands them, we
hardly venture to say To these new elements
of strength must be added the large accessions
of troops from Burnsides and Hunters De
partments, and we discover that the army be-
fore Richmond is twice as formidable in every
respect us it was before the encounter at Me-
Gainesville. All the odds are now turned ia
its favor. A very brief period for rest and
, reorganization, and the fate of Richmond ID
ASA. ed. All the rebels can do in the same
short interval to repair their tremendous losses
can bear no proportion to what has ready
! been done for Mcclellan. He is in all respects
the master of the situation. He will move
shortly, and m5ve surely so shortly ard sure
" that il need be no matter of surprise if the
anniversary of Bull Run ind our army in tht
rebel capitaL-N. r Times.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16


The following is additional news by the
steamer City Of New York:
NEW YoRK, July lI.-Lord Palmerston, in
the British Parliament, reiterated his declara-
ton against the feasibility of mediation at
present. he contended that what is wanted
In order that the war may come to an end is
that each party be brought to apprehend its
real interest. When that is seen, nothing
will prevent the conclusion of peace; but
every word spoken in high places, tending to
foreign intervention, delays this communion
ton.
The Paris corr sspondent of the Times says
that dissatisfaction with the Mexican policy
is openly expressed, and letters from Mexico
convey the same feeling. Lorence's official
report of the Gusd dupe affair admits his de-
feat, owing to illusions and false Information.
FokTREss MONROE, July 10 IAN erroneous
opinion appeared IN sume papers in regard 10
tae a az of truce which went up the York
river ON Sunday, and attempted 10 bring down
some seven hundred of ouI sick and wounded
soldiers, who had been captured at Baltimore
Store. No dag IF truce was violated, ss the
rebels st first readily consen ed to their reno
val on parole. There was doubtless some
Misunderstanding, as the rebels yesterday sent
| fiag of truce to Mcclellan, informing him
he could send for them any time. g
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

RAISING THE FLAe.--A beautiful flag was
raised, yesterday evening, over the porch of
the house of DR.. Snyder, at present occupied
by Mrs. Brown. The brass band of the First
Nebraska regiment was present and played
in admirable style the Star Spangled Banner,
Yankee Doodle, Red White and Blue, and
other popular airs. The thanks of the Fed
eral officers and of the military authorities
were rendered them for the compliment Their
presence ana their music paid to the glorious
banner of The Union.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
LATEST FROM NEW YORK
sailing OF the neutrality-suspicious. OF
C0mmOnfOrt in Mexico Celebration ~
ship IsIand-Nevv Orleans.


NEW York, July lathe steamship Teuto-
MA sailed for Southampton and Hamburg with
$575, 900 in specie.
A Havana letter says that President JuareE
has appointed Gen. Commontort commander
in-chief of the Mexican army.
At Ship Island military celebration was to
take place on Independence Day.
The British gunbosta, Rhinaido and Lam
drail had arrived at New Orleans.
The steamship Rhode Island, from Boston,
arrived June Goth. The steamer Roanoke was
going up the river on the 4th. The steamer
Fulton was aground at South West Pass.
The MISUNDERSTANDING of BurnsIde.-
Distractions OF Mobile Bay.-a 20
Oaths Of LOyalty.-Rumers Of Another
Victory. ~
NEW York, July l2.--The steamer City Of
Baltimore took So 900, 600.
An extract from letter from Newport
News, published in the Post announces the
landing there Of Burnside's troops. 1t was
rumored that the rebel General Magrudsr was
moving down the Peninsula.
Advices per the Mcclellan from New Or
| leans state that the rebels have compile ely OBJ
structed Mobile Bay, also dug ditch entirely
around the city, its inner bank defended BY
breastworbs and batteries.
| About twenty prominent citizens OF Baton
Rouge have been arrested, including the broth
er of Benjamin, the rebel Secretary of War.
the Mayor and Rev. Mr.. Craven. Five of
them were sent to New Orleans. Benjamin
and the Mayor took the oath of allegiance
rather than go TO Fort jackson.
1 The Philadelphia Press Of to-day says: A
rumor apparently well authenticated was
afoat last evening, to the effect that an en-
gagement had taken place yesterday befere
Richmond, in which the Union troops were
/ victorious and the enemy driven bssk several
miles. A dispatch upon the subject under
stood to have been received, stated that onI
troops after the conflict rested upon thei
arms, eager to renew the engagement. Gen
Mcclellan and staff we're we'll. No furyhel
particulars"
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
Memphis Ba Il Note List.
Revised and Corrected by E. Avery, Cashier of the
Gayoso savings Institute.

The notes Of the banks of South Carolina Georgia,
Alabama and louisiana pass freely "currercy,"
and about per cent didcoun for Tennessee hank
notes.
The interior banks of the State, viz Bank Of Middle
Tennessee, Bank of Nashville, Merchants Bank Of
Nashville, Shelhyyille Bank, Traders Bank, &C. &c.
discount below Memphis city money.
Gold, Treasury notes. to Is prem
Gold, over Tennessee money to 40 prem
Exchange the Northern and Eastern cities scarce,
snG rates quite irregular.
The demand Tor L. s. Treasury notes, generally
called backs is very lively, and the supply
limited.
All up country money in good credit at home is
bought by brokers at Is to 20 per cent. premium
over Tennessee money.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the power vested In me e. trustee By
ID deed Of seknowledged thu 25th day of Janu
GA, 18th Il January, 1860, by VIM Breen, 10
the Payne Of certain prmissory notes therein
day Of September $780, for the of hundred and
eighty liars and Fifty cents, and other made
payable and due the 2sst dsy of September 1851
hnndrsd and eighty sevsa dollars and fity cents,
b tn Of which notes AIDE pay sSle to Patrick Nc
Grath the beneficiary said deed of trust will proceed
SSH in funt OF the court house door in the city Of
Menu hs he payment of said notes which
main due and unpaid tuesday, the 9th day Of July,
1852 twelve o'clock, cash, to the l he bidder,
the following eseFbed property, being the set
forth described said deed Of trusts lot No.
L. being part Of lot No 46S, Patrick McGrats subdi-
vision aud particularly described in said deed Of
trust The tit 10 said is believed be good but
viii N ~ coGvey such Is conveyed to trustee
jy9-l0t JOHN McGRATH, Trustee.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

LAsDrSas.-Hall, Bowen, MeInerow, Tighs
and Morgan.
FIRE DEPAzTMEsT.--Henghold, Tighe,
Ames, Drew, FentOn.
lKe.-wonderman. Morgan, MuIhol-
land, Bowen. eager.
MAEKETs.-Gager, Hsnghoid. Harvey,
Drew, Bowen.
NAVY YARD.-MulhOlland. -McIncrow,
Merrill, Ames, Ogden.
oTFicEAs' BosDs--ogden, Merrill, Fentsn,
eager, Henghold.
Mir. Morgan moved that names of standing
committees be published. Carried.
PoLIcEMES.-Tighe: Has Board deter
mined how many policemen it would have?
Recently we have have had forty-two. Moved
that it be thirty-two hereafter, four fos
each ward. Notion seconded and carried.
Mr.. Morgan moved the Mayors nominations
of police be received. Motion carried.
QUA LITIGATION RkPoRf.-Ald. Tighe read
the following report, which was received:
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor assd Alder
men:
+ The committee to whom was referred the
A0pCFtikntfOA VI lAc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AAA
ity of the members of the Board of Aide. men,
ask 10 make the following reports: In the case
of Aid. Harvey, we ind that he is in every re-
spect eligible to the position Of Alderman of
the Sixth Ward and IS no other case has been
brought before US, We presume that the other
members Of the Board are all eligible; but we
woal1 suggest that the COMMITTEES be continued
fof some time longer, so as 10 be prepared to
investigate any other charges that may he
brought against any other Alderman Of the
city. s. TlGHE.
s. T. MORGAN,
JOHN DREW.
The following resolution was handed in by
DR.. Merrill and passed: 1884
Resotred, That the Mayor and Controller be
requested to issue their warrants on the Treas
urer in payment Of city Indebtedness in such
convent mt sums as may be desirc d by clainS-
ants, and that they be authorized tc procure
blanks for the same.
PhISTING.--Old Committee on printing was
requested to hand over all bids to the new.
By II otion carried. 5al
FARINAcEous-Be it ordained by the Board
Of Mayor and aldermen Of the City Of Memphis:
That the bakers and grocery keepers Of the
City of Memphis sell their bread by the pound
instead Of by the loAf, as is now the case
{ We think the committee had better let
that matter alone. An American has a Gun
stitutionot liking to sell his own property as
best suits his own tasles.-ED IS
QgALIRIcATIoN.-M Mr.. Ames was then qzsl-
if I'D by takips theoath Of Office. buI
HosPITAL TRUsrEks.--S I. Morgan, Lewis
Ames. DR.. Ogden, John eager, A. 9. Bowen.
Meeting adjourned -s-afozea ow
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
"a ooo. 600 for sea and y oandsds

NAshviLLE, July 1.--the army a2Propria-
ton law contains the following clause f'r pro-
viding for the comfort of soldiers, VINO may
arrive in the principle cities Of ths Tn ted
Sta.es 30 disabled by disease or BY wounds re-
ceiyed in the service rs TO be unable to proceed
4 their homes, and for fcrwarding destitute
soldiers to ihsir homes, 50 600 600 ars to be
applie4 to this purpose. aad expended under
the di ections Of tho president.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

News FROM CURTIs-From passengeTs on
the A ;acia, Just from Helena, we hear that
Curtis army is now safe at Helena, within easy
reach Of supplies, after one Of the mos, won.
derful campaigns on record in any war. The
superior appearance and high health Of the
Illinois troops is gratifying evidence of the
careful wa,chfuluess Of Gov Yates. BAD
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
CAMppEI1 MINsrREIs-W ednesdar q,

CAMPBELL MINsrRELs.-w Wednesday even
ing viii be presented the. Mountain Sylphia,
sailors Dream, and Z1uave Drill. The house
W. crowded last evening" smong whom were
many ladies. The bill for tonight presents
unusual attractions, there being three sterling
pieces. This is the las. night but oae. Go
and sec them
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

Guns AND P:sToLs.--W We call attention to
the advertisement of MIR. Henry Folsom,
wholesale and retail dealer in military goods
and arms at s2s Main street, The well estab
lisbed reputation OF the Arm earned by good
goods sold at fair prices is known to almost all
cur Memphis readees as thoroughly as it is t.
their cid customersin st. Louis.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

BRowNLows NEw BooK-We have Just
received from our friend 2sl Main street,
The book is well bound and well printed. Our
estimate of the patriotic hero and of the
merits of the book we have expressed else
ghere
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

The AcTMa SECRETARY OF TIE CRY
CcUScIL.-Air. Bridges, the acting secretary
Of the City Council. has our thanks for his
kindness and afabiliiy in aiding US with our
reports of Council, or at least in making the
task an easy one, by bis own methodic notes
whose value are not easily over-estimated,
either to The psass OF the city.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
Contents of Fist and Fourth Pages.

military ordsrs-Fores Of FrsncePeaees and War Footing
-Lnperid euud-TRsntry-cav4ir Arti Isry-En
ginren Adm nj tratb nc rs d. Amer e-s Staff
Seho0ls-InT t.ides-GoveI nment--Annusl st Il the
Whole Army q n. Nj ehell-chsdty an Wiz rrdr,-
usAh-ProcSedings in Congress On I2th-Hou,e-
s<nsts--wseFe4b ats q st-nsvalf-Burna ds--Conas
ea'iOa-The FIen b ofaeer, ,te,ee
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

KEEP THE FL &C FLYISa SIS am boats COM
ing TO the landing mast keep the old Gag fly
ing from sunrise to sunset, on pain of being
brought to. E
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

EDfToK UNION APPEAL: Please announce
in your mornings paper that the place for the
holding Of the chaplains' meeting on. to-mor-
row has been changed to the hospital of the
18th Indiana, instead of a. the house of Mrs.
Houston. Time, the same. d n1LHUg
YGurs, ETC., II. B. HIBBEN.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

RECORDERS CoURT.-There were but i've
cases tried at the Recorders Court yesterday
and but $40 collected as fines.
B. Rocco was fined Ave dollars and costs for
> keeping ice cream for sale on Sundays. .tf.9
An lsraelte named A. j. Burlin was fned
,fse dollars and costs for fighting on the
streets.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

Breckfnrfdge goes 10 Texas or Mexieo.
PHILADELF HiA, July Io.-A correspondent
of the Press, from the flagship Hartford,
gives runaors by deserters from Vicksbarg hat
Breckenridge passed through that city IN the
latter part Of June, and crossed the Mississippi
in small row-bcat, on his way to Texas and
perhaps Mexico. aas e7e 3aN s -
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

FoR SALE.--A good Family Carriage and
q sett of Double Harness, nearly new, for
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Tennessee money.
Apply ct DR.. Pitman's. ofics on South side
of Court Square. .saoa lst.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

PRIsoN WANTED-There is good chance
of our having a workhouse and city prison
soon, if the prsaeFt Board OF Mayor and Ald-s
men are found legally entitled to leg.late.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

DoLyEAk's Commercial College ls4 Main
street. over II. Sinond's store will be kept
open ali summer. Glasses day and evening
from A. M. to Ii. New pupils can be-
gin any day. .st.r.ff.-,...4
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

The LAST CHAScK.-Hyde q 90. sell this
morning at 10 o'clock the balance of the stock
of groceries, sugars, wines, etc. at the old
stand Of z. 4. Becktil 6 Co, s37 Main street.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

ToSsoRIAL.-oar friend Seligman, at the
E!dorsdo Hair Dressing Saloon, corner of JEFF
feison and Second streets, can trim or curl to
perfection. Call and see him. sfs4sf7cs4
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

FURSTUE Ar AUerIoN.-This cid and re
liable auction house viii sellat auction, or take
on storage5 furniture for parties wishing to
leave the city A. L, ANDREWS &iCo,
f3t1 z5l Main st.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

NJ MERCER, the FreRch Minister, has
taken his family TO New York, for the benefit
of sea bathing. The Courier des Etats Unis
ailays alarm which might be fslt, by the As
suranes that his actions bair no political
siguiacsnca. @ saffe q
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

Cur thanks ere due Adams Express Co, to
Bielock & Co., aud to newly arrived steamers,
fer recent papers.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

JrsT REcEIvEp One hundred boxes Lemons,
by J. z, n. Angslovich, No. 6 Union street,
opposite Union Appeal Office. jyl5-lw-
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16


me Exsmn.r CONTINUES Angry Does
i'm int"d a. It's 0"ay f4@e~ nader
avsA w ntle GcA. McC.sl.Ail .. dis ths
&tvSr.
WAsHlNaroS, July L. The Richmond E1.
a''ai''er' says of its own Government:
There has alreAdy beeen enough If trf l;rp
and ahu~e Of public mind by the su pressi,,1
or reservation ct facts IN the part 0f the gov.
eminent. Ii The commanding general c uld
write Dc fR lines, giving re>u of the hght
It Gains HUI, why. each succeeding tiav and
night have We Ii, had bulletin f "a al
length, simply stating r, suILs. II would have
cost but trfe of time. and would have cot-
terred an incalculable ben,f. ON III. whole
country, in comprising p1buc auxi ty. Ii
The first official daspIsy had not been I'LL sus.
tanned by the subseqIert events, and If the
public expectations are 10 be reduced, we bt
iievs that our people can bear he di-app int
ment without Waiting to bear the faces drop
out through the Saw aud forced confessions of
those in =uthuri'y. Ii Mcclellan has Effected
= communication with the river. why Was not
has tact Idly stated, Instead Of tIiti my Nth
he public mind.
We kno $ the valor of our troops has so far
prevailed, but what may be the strength of ne
remnant of ais army, whether that :eiuna.t
is yet Involved by our lines, or has escaped our
graap, II ha> b en- reinforced for aEo her grand
battle, are qqtstious h'ch every body AS been
asking the last week, aud which the Gwen.
ment piAlnly refuses to answer"
GA tho strait TO which tho rebels are now re-
duced there, the ErIns ner says: The scene
# operations has been removed To such di.-
lance from Richmond that it is diff u TO OBJ
tain any news. But from what Is ally
undo, stoodfIom the situ,' lou, 1t appears To adj
NIT only oftbe severe alternative of an i'm me-
diate assault on the eneu4y, or the falling back
70 our lines"
The Eeani,.er also SAYS: {" It is sincerely to
be hoped that the ability of our Generals and
the courage of the s ,uthern aImhs will SOON
relieve this portion Of our State from the pres.
ehce of an army. In them, under heaven, is
our only hope 50 l,ng as tho enemy no ds un-
disputed o session { the lower james river,
So lerg as the capital of the Confectionery Is
menaced.'
The Er tnai'er says that out of about /, 500
men Carried into acti IN by Gen. Price, sI4
were Killed or wounded.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

SCHOOL VIsIToRs-The Board OF Schoo
Visitors are called to meet at the Office Q
james Elder, at P. NJ. to-day.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

READ the new advertisements in Today
issue. They are Of Importance to the public
generally.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

MRS. LINCOLN is about 10 90 10 New York,
where she win meet one OF her sons, and then
make visit to West Point.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16

The Dry Goods Importers NJ stand stiIl
Nav YORK, July l0.--The Express says
thai dry goods importers decline 10 make sales
except in small lots, and credits are to end un-
til prices of exchange viii allow them to know
what goods are worth. Exchange is quoted
ct l2sa. so
sssss iaw egaaas sa
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
v.rr.ont,Union STATE Conv.u,,on

Of those who are in favor of sustaining the
Constitution and the Union, and of support
ing tine National Administration Ia the pres
ent crisis of the country, was held here to-day
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Governor, Lieutenant-Governora and Treasu-
rer. Stoddard B. Colby, of Montpelier, was
elected President. TIE following nominations
were unanimously made:
For Gouernor- Frederick Holbrook, Of Brat
tlebt ro, the present incumbent.
For Lieate,Gnt- Governor Hon. Paul Dilling-
ham, OF Waterberry.
For Treasafrer-J. G. Page, Esq, of Rat
land. br
Resolutions were adopted, favoring the CEN
dscation of the property and slaves of rebels.