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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19
49, Faom &C. nIssIs-
s,..ia co-respoadenes Of the Msmphis Appeal
roHToE au4u-t Is. 1876


g.scisl co-rerondencs Of The MsmphiA Appeal
Mouros, August Is, 1870
rarivsd Yesterday from nobfs oamiRg "a the II.
.rn The trip um plaasAns Psopse WAo have
ssea urging tie s~mploymsut o. battered persons -
w.ras o. railrosds. aad - cisrss. qaarternssisrH psy-
n,,tsrG sonmissarlas, sad IN ali Fssitans NAsEs he
.tbIsts IS ast Important css see ths initiative q ihsr
gsvsdts plss for recruiting tie army. TAs la@e. sRs-
svsa and ousarmsd are On dsfy. Ons kEFt IA the
wars T. ne, e sacred b deserves bsttss irsl BIS
aouniry han 10 be eanpsHsa - 81 Is gard Oh . nn
rad ss-, 3 sEfy as h~fgueiss As aEhtl1E and zsariy a
aasrsroEG Ts Hugh At them = sxscrabls, bat in
worEiar ulair way thrsaga crowded ears ihsir fssaly
held baysnets thraassn heads On all sides, promising
iaasaabls eass q tsrrar nom simid p1ssesEsrA iH@
a bsiaver In the PoBP aAd -crrrastazsa q var ans
Ia fzvor 81 making hin Eies.saH By sraPPinss aad Hs-
sonH He EhouM pun his best fsstf A e= q
admiration from sid and nsidsE fhoHl4 fslioV tho
solder e be slsuks slosg he street ny saaf faihsr Il
a solder Hks shat "Hy poos bfsiAsr Is q soldier IKE
ln.ts a b.sssrsa asatsaant sna = halang squaa
wsuId bsnny % wen q = r~seruitisE party Has |e
nst bsttsr h58s tbs ahastliuass Of vsrt
Are vu died o. ny l~zasaioas cf bsysnd The Ais'is
fppii F4s thossand ha75y Tezsns have already ar
Bv.s a.ss he fan 81 YicEab1rz Five thousand more
are On he marah Ths Lezs siars hablaza 1esfst
he enfhuslssm Of trans NrsiaipsiAHs here ThS are
/ -slsm57ous e Be ranshusa lana lsughiaE q tie fool
kb YaBkss uhe are hssgips thsnssiyss over parts
wsn prts ef si1ds.ippL They hsTsly know Wat ta
a. visa it. Whist IN GedE name, win hey 90 VIA
Texas sad the balanea when hey scth
Ths governor Of the great Siats o. New YORK eoasi'
ast hupfnq ssnt tws hsndrsd sad sixty Thousand % "a
wsrs thsrs are sHU shres hundred thousand msjeet t'
pnauv suty. Two years nghdHs aHd the ERPira
state has sent ouIy nesrlY bait her sghdag nen q ~
SD Tbs var has bsea hurting her TVothiFd' q
~ wousn OF tAs Northwest are wearing sisak. Tbs
v,ar has beer hurdnz fhan. tee. Psst-suee has heEsH
aA-- EL sP-ss1u5 zst-ftbataH1na
The srufa.lszs 70 .hsnswspapsrs, asPlore tie eaP.1F'
n v1eksburr &c thev did defeats there They hsva 4
now. but hey are hghtag a. enemy thai Hssas n'
.H,-tsmastsr rar eommirsry He sstB YsnkesL NJ
,.risuos. Il il kesvsu'i Intervention
Th.ra ss ssns Indications Of acdsn OF tbs part q
a. yankees 10 frsni. VAST heir sbissf may Be is
unkaowu to tie public but stuiHE Esws nay b cen
r7-laesf in = few DAYS. "Tbe Tssksss are eoEing -
Is CRY that mzkss ne gsnsrals eye brighten sna Ia
Z soldiers tread hrusr no longer dses zaxisty FER thi
fate sfvIoEssurr eru4h oct sniszEasa, ser disoouFsg:
Individual b-avory. The raviag Of Yeksszrg was SC
I hEes fhIRr, a~sPsndizg en- 90 Hauy co1tiHgsHeiss
rsiis fea azlssg tkai tAe ia5ividua.ty q hHigEd=s
IA even divisions were lest NothiBg Teuaias nov
bzt 70 win he YarkssL Every uan n shs hray ear
have bis hH shE5s liz he work evsry aaz's pfsWssl
vf1ss fell B.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19
EEDERAL movRHENTs on THE

UIVEH-
Gcatloaen VIE arrived in tie city Lass ever
ing. direct un ls vicinity a Memphis, brig
Is i~nlslEEencs ron that section Of late prsPzrs-
liens Of The sHeny. They report that g large
body q cavalry vas being assembled azi CT
ganzsd at Memphis. GRIERsoS, with his con-
mzn5, had eaai he force The Memphis ard
Charleston railroad wss actually employed il
msYiHg z.5fes eastward. bu; uP 70 the 6A iast.
ihey hadlsarHsd Of 40 army movements Our
friends were iuduiging IN vErsus oo-jsstures as
70 ths designs of The eueHy, bas Of c7urss, All
was speculation, except The fact that important
operations were contemplated, 20 which our au-
thsnfes should give earnest attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

CHASE. Es Asir value Is net squipsilosA AID much moss
to the worthless Pos pagsi But Il HsaitsznaHvs b isfi
u.s. h may b . qasalsp EhsthsE whas We are ssrvi1g
ourselves " ss zst sgusly ser'isg ths HsEs and
he esass Of hamzuay.
Ian gradas9 to see hat BdzaalsEGsasrEi Whsez
has bees prsnotss 70 he ssnuaaa q division y
the Prshdssf. Ne richly asssFfsd prsnstioa tor as
BALLAST soaA.ot AZ osal Harhor q ealass Mn sad th'
stesr bsiilss bsfaFs Mctuoad, nos % speak ef ne Frse-
iriss u ralsf waoagEt by Ain ard hs brgase ~ shsa'
ssusrsvfgsssnz essysburs. ThssArug eorrslR'aasas
a. de Eosdsn Taass thiaks that tie ahsrEs ef "isoxH
hreass =. ChazesGosyaie Wsad compare visa any
ahazs ever witasfisd, Uaia Il is ssriaia thai as
shsrrs hAE bsea ssstaiaad sv'z By BIS division e SET
tvrbure. sn Friday, ne wouis have taxes ssd hal4 us
Nights.
The DGiy CszfsdrEs has changed t1 hsu 81 publ
sstlsu to tks zf,enoos, a ohsagerEbieA no dsubt VII
De mush a9pruclated ~ he arnY syiza as VII tAs
latest news sza E~spatchas Of tie aay
Acton, net he ea-ass, bat asearaag e TIE RsBd the
iudsfaHrubIs, has opened . branch Of bis nsUs and
beck dsss. 81 Rsus, si, where hs wiz kssB al Jaws
paBsrs-Yankss svsn Il BE ssa get them wlrAsu, raA-
sing tas blookaas, sna - publications IN he W%y q
- AsHAETEE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

FORGERY DETECTEB-Lass weak OEcsr
Hicks arrested certain parties, who are hsT in
jail, charged with abslTsetizg from the hiho-
grkashie sstabiiskzsnt Of HessFs. Evans &
Csgsweil several sheets Of unsigned Cspfsdo-
rats bills Of the demonstrations sf hfiy ard eue
kzzdred, with forging the sieusturss t. the
sane, aad passing ths2 sH as genuine, One of
the Bersens implcated-whe was caught n the
act Of siEBisg the bills-Eks recently il the
snPlsy ct Aessrs. Evans & Csgswsil Ths
anaoU8f Of these spurieas bills IN circElatiea is
not kDewR-ths prisoners say between twenty
spd thirty thoHsand dsliGrs. Az the plates are
gsnuizs, and shs Gsvsrnzent Signatures SO va
noas, the Bills are likely to ehasgo hands RhHy
tines before dstectien. Thsra Is Indeed, bat
sss feature BY which they may be detected the
red numbering ct the tsy Of the bill is wristss
with a red pencil or red erayon, instead Of Nith
red ink Is % the e~saaiBe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

u The Columbus EHquirsr states hai in
thst city, parties obtaining passports, ladies CT
gsntiemsn, are compelled to pay 8 fee Of one
doiar THIS Is a new feature, enforced By cone
inflated oheial without au.horiiy We suggest
be b cent baek 70 the rznkE thsf he may learn
bis military duties over again, commencing with
the ABB If the sane
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

STATE TAIEs-Ths Columbus EHqairsr
Learns thsl TIE governor snd csntrolsrgsusral
afe exanining snd adding up fhe raturns Of
worsry en- az beoks latsly Tsiurnei % 6e
ro3 reensraf onee fer 1853, have asssssed
ths Sal tx az seventeen ceuss On ere cue han-
dra3 dollars, tbs; Der cant being necessary to
raise The si542 900 authorized e be raised by
he iast Lsgis.asgra Tie returns Of tsxabls
prspery IBIS ysar win Be about seventy pg
cant ever hat q last year, o. s5sut s96z0o0-
600 sgainsi s567 600 900 last year This is the
rssson lhsi ihs pei cent is lower tbs year than
last. Notwithstanding The sm0spt 70 Be esllsetea
Gis gear is ever fly PEI cent more haa She
smeunt collected last yser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

x Mechanics regiment, OF Carriers bri-
gads voted . few days since, (ths law permit
ting troops actually engaged on the hTss Thurs
day OF August 70 vote AZ any ims within ten
days thereafter At Concord, giving only about
seventeen votes 70 the opposition eengress-
ionaI ticket.
We announced a few days $50 that Psgrams
brigade bad given 4 majority Tor Colonel Cooke
Tins Is a mistake. Tbs lst Tennessee czvslry
had not then reported ITS vote. This noble reg
imsnt gave such . majority for SnAR as ts esrfy
the brigade 70 hizs-KReEgais Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

EfR0a As saFFaEs sr o. tie Em hs-n sI--sf D.
~ tween Bfauaoz and Meridian ca Fzd-v. Do lrh
instant. q mrd I'm sZa Cow Cd d Ea1ns Duesnnar1
1UA LAAA1AA ClIar- Trunk WIN E- letter
20 en- gus cad. nd card ou TOD rfed Ma Amanla
beeE Aaantsr Ga Any psr.1a l1d1s -sfd tu-k
En ne fuHniT reverted By iaraa-1nT lf 81 10 I'M
carigued b. he s5a.hsrn EErnal
Ja5E7 Il
ans ~ N ra "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

General J G. FAU6EE tslegEapbs to KnoI-
vile nom Redmond under date of The I6sb,
tbs tie pr aass fon East Tennessee pasol=d
nt Vieksbu-c elsewhere, viii ren3szv0us as
some 81 Ia Eazi Tsz1sssse, instead sf De-
n Ala Tah ,hs KuoEvH Esgsiz, We
ccnE ua.s fhs brsnzs5 veterans on being
e ars7nbe near home, sBl hope that
afer &c bard ss-yiee hey have sen % other
STATES znd fhsir eng absence from home, they
nay be permitted 70 remain IA thst department,
whom, iu az probability, they eau add other aud
a. brilliant harcls e thsir br0WB in defending
fhsr own dher native lszd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

GOV. a~HoaTER's MEssAsE-We give his
important dseuasnl A. length his evening. Il
VIII Be sees that his recommendation are fully
nd 10 tha 9igsncies Of the times, and also that
te Legislature il Rrcapty responding. TIE
action Of Alabams wiz be locked to with inter
est as it viii tend greatly TO influence that Of
har sialeE e.ahs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

y The Macon Confederate says thai On
Monday last, AIRS. JIG. Bnlth, Of jones county,
gRva birth lc three hrs healthy boys, al doing
4s4fGs could be expected. Tbis Is reerulf-
ing the Esnks 81 toe safantry very efsctuaiy,
for ssms futn1s ~essapsign, and iairly entities
jones' ID be called pner county ct Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

0N SATURDAY NIGHT angus n.
~ 4nres D~lacharoas.
one Hop company e sth rsgsnsns aserxia vfaa-
teep roaa BON mzicF Hsadass End ore roe Coi55-i
tNrhs dated respectively September Sc. lss Fr.ss.
- SlIy January lsh ln3s nd July "a. 1855 Mseoa,
the Hnser vii e5ags Es mssniEasa b. Law NJ
tee sooye described d1eumants 80 tda omos or a. -
4iQst hcase 81. BARNS
eaat@ Mnean a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

Our readers win fnd in our columns al OF
Of the tslsgTaphic and newspaper reports Of the
propress Of sFairs at Charleston thal have
reached rs These embraces the results Of the
bombsrament on Tsesdsy-which seems to
have been q general sngagemsnt-Wish the an
noanesmeRt that the enemy renewed the attack
Yesterday morninz. OF The ds1ags We inhiet-
Cd on Tuesday, uPon the eusny's aeet and bal
s5sg, but little Is Known bat It VIII be seen
that sustained within our dofsnsss was sHnah-
There is every reason TO believe tAa foe haye
m,5e tbsir arrangements, as best they coald d
n-sseut. for 3 persistent attsck, determined to
p-oa.euts the same 70 sone result whether ia
v,rsbls or unav5nbls We hope, indeed have
rsseon 70 believe. that cur suthofiies have
made ample preparations for defense, yet vii
lock for the Tesuit with snEiety
Lac CoaEresslonaI EIscsIsn.
Pbs following rays tss C-hhttansega Reid,
are ths m6yiiss 50 fr IS heard EsR In tie
/ late dsoaon fer menbers Of Congress rom this
state. where there were close contests. These
returns embrsos the army vote 20 far as reported
sas the vote Of seventeen countless Swans
/ majority. 2399; Foote'S msjsrily, &3i AcCa-
luz's msjari8,7 zoo Nurrsy's majority, 10.
~ The Chaianooga Rsba announces The
Z aeah. on Sunday last, Of Hon. r B. Bfabson,
Of Tenn. he was q pFoniHsnt member Of the
cd Wing Party, and hss been, fr 3 number Of
vssu. iErrely known as q lawyer and politician
Of inaue8cs IN his immediate seetiau- he
served beth IN the LszislataTs Of the State and
the Congress Of the United States, viih fidelity
ard credit, retiring rem the latter body on tie
s1lhreak af oar present. trauhiaa- Haha AA@n
s c5usisisnt Southern nights msn ever since ne
way began
THE 0PERA TaOUPE-Fhs bsnsdcanes al
She Asbs1sum were crested By = fan house last
niyAt anE lhs rorlrmancs vas al tkst was
promised. Tonight a change sf oil q sfsred
Bwas announesd last evening that tbs sunOy-
aacs Of examining passes At lac dosr would be
I hereafter dispensed with To-EsuoH evening
wiz Be- dero,sl to q bs0sfs for the sick and
wounded s~oI5iz-s
TBaarHCAL-Tbs habisuss Of lhs Aths5s-
aa wiz b. pleased 10 learn that Hr. Crisp, who
4 has been lessee sad nansgsr Of several tAert8ra
t-hrsurh5u. lie S5zts, asd whose lonE expert
4 esos isa guarantee O. kE ability to please the
/ pablo, VIII CpsR a. the Atheoeun on the 3lst
inss, with 9 nu ard talented conBaBy.
Y ne learn from the Nashville papers thst
" y Lsna, e Confeiarats soldier Of company
II, I9b Tennessee regiment died in that city
4 on the q Of this month
II The Evansville Ind) JsarHal Esys that
Ms john C., ~Brecdnrdgs passed thrssgh
I Evansville sn route for Lsuisvils . short time
since.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

q The steamer spaulding, Captain Dexter
arrived here yesterday froa Nassau. sas-leH-
at that port the steauera Hseasa8
Wilmington, North Ma and tha pritisb
stesmeE Mall, how s Clyde 4enisslon Msr-
sa5Vi Is,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

~ TIE Columbus ga Sns ehronieles he
death, By drowning, Of Mr. MaFes1us W. Hsathj
whils bssbing Saturday eveaing, in the nyoi.
BE was drawn into a suck or whirlpool and
notwithstanding she efforts Of hisads near st
hard. vas drowned. BIS body was recovered
He parents reside At sarkvile, Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

Another murder is statsd to baTs occurred At
the same Plses IS follows: Il Eppesrs thatsfERn
Bsmsd D h. AereSith had 6 difficulty with q
young man named Morgan Several days alter
wards his father csma dewn from Psntotoe
eouaty, met Meresish and get into 8 esnverss-
ton absut the difficulty with his son, which en-
ded in 3 quarrel, Meredith had bs rias With him
aud made out as if he H8ala use il, when old
Mr.. MeTgAs remarked, If that's pour Eaae
.IlI3 be fEe2," or sosslhing ef that ssrt, and
started for his h0Hs. Meredith thea fred end
killsd hiz. YoEng Hsrgss, Whs vas present,
then advanced with = stick, when Meredith
struck BIN over he bead villa his rife iajaring
him very severely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19
ATTEMPT AT RAPE

I've negroes, belonging 70 A. A. Park and
Rev j. T. LowsTy, were tired and f0aaa ruilty
of ~atteapting 10 eo@Rit q Taps On s soldiers
wife, rear HssstOn. Il appears that, ia eOHpsHy
with a little negro hey, they called at hsT house
Nna seat the soy to knsek 81 the dosT; if sac an
sWcEsd, to tell hsy they lad a latter fer her,
% that when shs opened the daor they could
iOres themselves in. ORly ems Of thsE, k0wevsr,
went IN and remarked to hsr that al the white
BsmeH lad been picked sut fer HeEyos wives,
sad hat he had selected heF for his vile. Size
baeszs turious. BE replied that sue had better
sub@it a. snce, Ct Eks WsUla Be ~ssmpsllsd to il
= little whiIs. Shs Jaw tkat SIZE was esmFletsiy
IL his power, 81 she became sEisf aud hsgssd
thst he Wsula let hsr 60 iRt9 the next rsoR.
WAsn she get to the dssT ahe ran thrssgA sRd
licked Il, AID made Tia facts knoaa. IkeF were
fsIy eeErobsFasea by tie iittle Rsers. TIE
two zsa were tried By q jury, foazd gsiiy,
aad hazg hy 3 dstsebssnt Fl = eavairy oaR-
PaBy Stationed HsAr HoHslsn, 81 Wednesday
last
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Fox SALE.

a DESIR&BLE RESIDENCES
Marist e. se rg, wish az roous si,es.tiv -.
u nisaea. Apply 20
CRAWFORD FRAZER & CO.
Suisse Atlanta Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

RrsIesED -Bdgsaier Gen A. G. Jenkins Of
de Coufsle4se cavalry service who was So
vsrsiy wounded in the head at Gettysburg has
tsudered bis resignation.
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mIs.tssispt TntrUIE.noe,

- 80 - 49N1N 1880
We learn the fsllswisg items hea 3 gentle
man just arrived from Houston, Ma
KILLING OF sEY. Dr.. PEELAH.
Ga tbs q Of JAY last a dh-ulty Occurred
between this gsntlemnR and a brother iaIaw,
Tie latter having accused hin Of killing his
msihsT. Subsequently, he sad the brother-is-iaw
met, when tss latter shot him With q sh0i-Ez1,
nins saekshot entering his back. He, kovsvsr.
recovered; and ssmo few days afterwards,
while at his own residence, sboHt dnsk in the
svening, two men sntsrsd the hsuse, aRd one Of
them rsmArkinr, "YsU sTs the d-d rascal We
have been locking for" fred = pistol 81 him aRd
killed him instantly. His wife, who was IN the
next room, ran out and saw tbs msH msaatinE
thsir horses, wksn she graspsd . pistol ard a.
tempted 70 sheet him, but sDly the cap exploded.
She did net recognise ths eouHtsnsucs Of either
Of tho men, sad the whsle tTanssstion is yet a
aYBterV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

Thursday Eyaaing, Aag. 2eth, 1853,
BENEFIT or THE
ATLANTA H5SPETAL ASSOCIATION,
And LAST NIGHF BIT TWO CF 3
WHITES
MamEsth sPsFa TrsHFs!
ERDAT NGHE Anzrn 2lH- 5-aslt 81 Rssza
II EsLE 2hD SMITH
y Fer particle sseas-A sda o. As liFbL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

TIL UR Sd "A Y.
August 27th,
CoRmsHeiaT at oeoek A D. sa dosing tas s1tsu-
sivs cargo aHfuE ts
This is az aduizBs Hss Or GOODS. care being .
nsuiiestsd By tha supsr cargo a It's ssssetoa OF All
ees Of prime usc shtss sid supszEatlaa
TIE i1voics embraces a hsavy Ht {
FANCY AID STlPLE Day G80DE,
6f French and EnsEh Haaa1ae.ars)
Hardware and Gallery,
Drugs and Medicines,
Beots, shoes, Cloth .ag.
Groceries, Liquors, C0fse, Teas, a8d
ProYiSi8as 0f Msay S8rtS,
Amounting "a vausso sBsus six haasrsI the sz1.s dol
Lara.
Tsrms sash-ub Ezksbs o1ugsseas m-,.v
SO ssdsr iuFslss iuiasd ss sale &c., .u Bv
Ais stssns.
Sale sy s~asslouge and vm5ea az gsz De pseE,zs
only-
Oa'aosus 8 tour ~ rs gay prsssdiaq v.
BR TARR'l & Co.
stand corner c0ylmsrls. Frolt and St Francis eta,
~ 3sbl- Ala
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Pinto


Entered se aE6iuR % act Of Congress D. tbs year tsss,
byJA THEAsHEH, in the Clerks 5nas o. the Da-
tdet Oourt Of ths Confodsrats States Tor ts EsTia-
EN- ulEtret q Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

Il The Evansville Qnd) JsarHal Gays hat
Ms joan C. ~Brsehnrdgs passed thrssgh
Evansville sn route for L0UisviIls . short time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

Y ne learn from The Nashville papers thsi
W y Lsna. g C5nfeiarats soldier Of company
b, 18Th Tennessee regiment died in that city
on the q Of this month
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

TEEATucAL-Tbs habi.uss Of Lhs Aths5s
ara wiz b. pleased 10 earn that Ar. Crisp, WHO
has been lessee sad nAnsgsr Of several AsHtars
shrsurb5u. lie S5zth, asd whose long expert
eRos is q g~zzraatss 81 kl ability t. Pisaae the
pablo, VIII Cp5R a. the Atheueun On the 5lst
l.. LII mn "a tslsrts1 canRanr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

Special osrresP0adsnss q Ia Chro8isls aHs ssuaasLl
MAE RoHHEAvHLE FoEB, YrR6TyIA,
AEEEs "a, 1903
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19
HAADllAkTHAf z g ~
ATLANTA. Aurusf IT, lgsa

ZINES, Dr VaBasataney. HasnsI
V0USG. wP T0uasslosd YAnesy. D S
Qlsen. Id JscEssu- ONasI
III ie,- (at Bsaa Q1ssu, LIB Elia-
front7S BryseuD
B-Thsf oieHfng persons uhe Hsr1 DATED 70.
ported ~thams=lvss PEomPuy for services. a~oc0Eiing 70 ny
4 Deaban. Frsuk Hudssu, David Tharzsn
Rawlas. Thorn Ware, W y Jeaea
IS G Fsh5aek, a Esaez.
q DEvis ana Rchsrd Hnnmond uhs valnu...~.s
en- rbsf hizsts1l are srdered 20 rspers tasaseiver Il
me taF daty- J. "a. @ REED.
a-i9IW CaL CQmmanGlaz 2. C.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-19

AfIAhfAs August L. 1868.
at q nesting Of the eiiizsns Of Aslanta held
this svepiag a. the City Hal, uPcn ns,iop Of
DR.. J. y. Prizes, MAJOR J.. H. Steele was called
t. the ohaif, sud on melton Of Colonel z J.
Cowart, DR.. }. W. Pdes was appoizsed seero
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-10
THE ERA OF GREAT EVENTS
REAL BENEFITS TO HUMANITY.

This is an era Of grand ideas and magniti
cent projects; but among them all, there are
comparatively few which have for their aim
and object the best interests of humanity
New methods of expedting business are con
tlnually being introduced bu what do thew
add to the happiness or conf ,rt of mankind?
Nothing One mind with all Is powers din &C.
ted TO the amelioration of suffering, has ac-
complained more for the real good of the
race, than all the Inventors engaged in the
attempt to sbridge time and space can ever
achieve, We allude to Thomas HOLLOWAY
whose PILLS and OINTMENT NAV be said
TO be actually omripresent throughout the
world. The Pills are working such wonders
IN cases of confirmed dyspepsia, that phvs-
CLANS everywhere are compelled t. prescribe
them, and the time is not distant when for
all diseases of the stomach and bowels, thev
will be the only PFC aration which any intel
hgent individual will dare to use. Millions
OF dollars have been expended in making DR.
Holloway's medicines known and they ARE
Snown i'll every land where there 10 Il written
language. In this country they especial
~ appreciated, for there Is scarcely COM
plant incident to our climate for which they
not absolute specifics. Under such cir
cumstances, the enormous and ever increas-
ing demand for them scarcely seems extrsor-
binary, although it has no parallel IN medical
history-N. y. Gourier.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-10

Coal OH FOR FRUIT IREEs.-A gentle
man formerly connected With coal Oil bus
mess in this city, tells US that several
years ogo, in taking lot Of sample bot
ties of oil on journey for exhibition, ac-
cidentally had a bottle broken, saturating
the saw dust in which the bottles were
packed When he arrived at his stopping
place, he put the saw dust at the foot of a
plum tree, it being about the time of the
blossoming of the PLAN trees. The result
was watched, and it turned out that the
curculio which ravaged the other plur-
trees in the orchard, gave this one wide
berth, and the plums were saved to ripen
This circumstance led to further exper-
iments, with like favorable results. The
sawdust thus saturated-which can be
with the cheapest kind of coal oil-retans
the odor for long time. which is offensive
to the fastidious tastes of the little Turk
The borer also will not put his gimlet in
to the trunk of tree which is encircled
with this stuff Ohio Farmer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-10

Tue PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Spring
field UH) Journal states that Messrs.
Ross, Steele ~ Co, have contracted to
build $50 miles of the great railroad to
the Pacific. This division, or rather sep
arate work, lies within the boundaries of
Kansas, beyond which the Union Pacific
Railroad properly commences. Colonel
Carter, of St Louis, has been engaged as
consulting engineer. 1t is intended to
have the first forty miles opened the pres
ent year. In addition to the grants of
land and bonds made by Congress, it is
stated that the company have also secur-
ed by purchase from the Indians over
500, 900 acres of valuable lands on the
route These can be readily disposed Of
for cash, thereby furnishing in part means
to extend the road rs it progresses.
The whole line through Kansas is to be
completed within four years from date
The rails, spikes, &c, are already pur-
chased, and the work will be pushed on
vigorously without cessation.
In addition to. che communication with
Kansas City, the new. company is com
PEELED to build another, reaching Lear A.
worth, which is already connected with
st Joseph and the east by railway.