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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

scRoFULoUs DISEASES ARE CAUSED Bf Moh'
Il arst appears under the skin, or ON the ganqs Gu VI.
nee or behind the sometimes on the Eolns w.
pts hands, bret feet eyes, etc one OF the pess
& TO- radie,tlng this disease from the system IL soo-
yItis BLOOD AND LNER srauf. Its action Is th,oueu
ne secretion OF the absorbent vessels, and consists ~
receiving and taking up certain substances know A. NJ
diseased patts through the sectetons aud exhseni aeI
Is nntil they are carried on from the system Az the
same time good blood Is ansported through .os enyv NV
s,mss IN healthy condition. We shall hereafter fser
~ snms ~ the Important which this medicine has
cured in this city
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
BY TELEGRA u ii
TO THE FREEM AN.

WARRINGTON, Ang. Is The report that Gen
Gilnore's dispatches anticipate an Immediate
result at Charleston is false. The Government
is putting forth great efforts to supply him with
ammunition and reinforcements. IL is believed
tina, portion of the army OF the Potomac is to
be sent to Charleston forthwith.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
stray Colt.

THE subscriber has In his pasture on the farm former
i, owned by Elisha Hubbard, Colt three year. old
brown and one white foot behind. TIE owner will pleas
call, pay charges, and take him assy.
Bsriis, july 81, feca p&vlv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
Nrw YoRk, jolly II. Gold l ,25 IL.

NEW York, July IT. UOIu I 20 IL.
The Heraid's Baltimore letter says that Lee
has received 20 900 roiniorcements which makes
his present strength al out 1876 600.
The I'r,bunes dispatch says an officer has
Just returned from Charleston who confirms the
previous report that tho taking Of Charleston is
to be matter Of time. lie says it is next to
impossible to batter down Fort Wagner that
the men keep under the bomb.proofs upon
which our shot and shell produce no effect that
the only way the fort can be carried is by direct
assault, which will not, at present, be attempt
cd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
Washington County,

Notice Il hereby gven that application viii be made
IA the nert General Assembly Of the state Of Vermont for
tar upon said County 10 raise money TO pay the deb"
Maninsi,sr Ans /. is01, raIw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

NEw YoRK, Aug. is. dispatch from the
llth Army Corps states that information has
been received Of the desertions from command
near that corps to Mosby's guerrillas, for the
sake Of plumber.
A Norfolk letter says the camps there are
quite healthy, but diphtheria prevails somewhat
IN the 18th New Hampshire. Weather is in-
tensely hot.
A New Orleans letter to the Herald, says th G
people Of Mobile are very despondont. The y
anticipate an attack, and it is thought that il
that CITY should be seriously threatened it would
surrender. Provisions are very high, and they
desire no more sick and wounded prisoners may
be sent there as there are no medicines or means
OF feeding them.
The squadron off Mobile is being largely in
creased
The Mississippi river is still free from guer-
rilas, but the Mobile paperssay strong guerrilla
parties are being organized to annoy boats and
destroy navigation.
II this be carried out there will not be house
left within twenty miles Of either shore Of the
river, and every guerrilla caught will be summa
rily hanged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
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lions ard 81 aid be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

New YORK, Aug. Is. The steamer Evening
Star, from New Orleans 9th, has arrived Moth
ing new in the papers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
The Confessions and Expert.
emce Of am Invalid.

DUBLIsHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning and
caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debil-
ty Premature Decay Of Manhood etc. supplying at the
time the Of Self-CuIe. By who has cured
himself after being put to great expense and injury
through medical humbug and quackerv
BY enclosing post paid addressed envelope, siNoLr
COPIES may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
may25fyl Bedford, Kings County, N. Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
Mihdlesex Republican Cauous.

The Republican party nd al those who Willing to
act with them in supporting the Administration, afe
by notified to me at the hall Of VIM Chapin on Erie ay
the 2sth of August 1862, at two O'clock ?. NJ, to mai
nominations for representative and seven justices OF
the peace,
Mddlesex Aug. nth 1863.
A GENTLEMAN cured OF Nervous Debility, lnccmpes
tepcy Premature Decay and Youthful Error actuaied
By desire to benefit Others will be happy to furnish to
all who need free Of eharge) ths recipe an directions
for making the simple Remedy used in his These
wishing 10 profit by his expsrenceand possess Vau.
able Remedy-will receive the same by return mai
(cafsfully sealed by addressing JOHN b OGDEN,
Motto Nassau Street. New York. f53mJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18
Wanted !

NNE or two good werkmsn on Warranted Pegssd
u shoes. Apply Immediately s Q, PAGE, at Me- TO-
stats Street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

N.B-An correspondence and questions eheerfuly an
swered. 80, ,
Rsmarks-The heated term is over and although
business has in consequences bees dull and Inactive still we
look for good and active trade during the ing tall and
n,er months The abundance Of Produce from all quarters
from our own observations lead US to the opinion that
prices will not be SO high as last fall and winter.
Respectfully Yours,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

sTATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
DsrRIor,ss. Montpelier, en- the l7lh day
Of August, A. d. 1858. -. -,
lanes H. HOLDEN, Administrator OF the estate OF
j si.p,on Hayes late Of Middesex, In said district,
deceased makes application to said Court with the sen-
sent aud appreciation in writing Of the heirs Of said de
ceased for license 10 sell part OF ths real estate o. tao
naymen. Of the debts Of sad deceased and that the sale
n mari Of ,aa estate would be benshcs to the heirs
And those Interested in said estate
whsr,upou It /. ordered by said Court that said Ap
,lIsston be referred to the sh day Of Sept A. D. 1895
a. al. Probate once In Montpelier, for hearing and de-
son thereon and tits further ordered that all persons
be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of
mi, application and order thereon, three weeks success
Iy.ly IL the Green Mounta Freeman, printed at honips
before said time Of hearing that they may appear
said time and psessnd hthsy see cause obso, thereto
BY the Court, -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

ST. Louis, Aug. IS Col Colteer Wood,
commanding 9th Artillery Missouri Militia, tel
egraphs as follows
PINvILLE, MCDONALD Co., Mo-, !
August Is.
" Col, Coffee attacked me to-day. He is com
pletely routed, with over thirty killed and
wounded. We have large number of prison
ers, all his ammunition, wagons, commissary
stores, arms, horses, &c. lie scattered all his
command, except two hundred with himself. A
force is following him closely My houses are
SO worn down that they cannot move further
un til reiyed.
Capt. Hirsch, just in, reports that We killed
81 and wounded NUMBER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug. Is. A special dispatch from
St. Paul, Mimi, says Gen. Sibley has fought
three battles with the Indians, killing oil. Our
loss is seven. The Indians have been driven
across the Missouri with great loss OF life Inc
expedition Of Gen. Sibley is homeward bound
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

sdnboats was daring move by which they es-
capped The Hudson i'd described as On English
built boat, black, low in the water, and fast
saller. She headed south,
The Steamer s. r Spalding is expected from
Charleston, soon. She is already due.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

NEW YORK PRODUCE
Il ICES GU k TX II " Il e,
REPORTED KxPREssLr ToR The GREEN MocsrLS FREEMAN.
BY w. S. MCCLURE g. co.,
Strictly Produce Commission Merchants,
No. $50 Fulton Street, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

A universal curative in CONSUMPTION removing
he Tubercles, healing the Ulcers and removing the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

FoRrsEss MONROE, Aug, Is. ~. S: steamer
Guide arrived here this morning from Moreheaa
City, N. G. She reports no arrival from Charles
ton Tor several days. an.
The Guide also reports that yesterday, while
Of Cape Hatterss, u steamer, giving the name
Of Hudson, from New York, spoke them' saying
that Charleston was taken. OF course II tue
steamer was from New York, and no such news
had been received there, what they SAID was
false.
The conclusion Of the officers OF the Guide =
that the Hudson was blockade runner, ana
her bold mode Of reporting to and hailing 'ne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aug l6 Information from the
army of the Potomac received tonight, says
there has been no change 10 the positions oil the
two armies SO far as known, but there are some
suspicious that the rebels are about TO attempt
a flank movement on our left.
A rumor has reached our army from the VI
cuity of Dumfries that large rebel force Is
approaching this place, but that is denied at
headquarters.
However ii may be, We are ready TO meet them
in that quarter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-08-18

The DiuretiS and Solvent properties ofthe Aromatic
schedsm schnapps," render It decidedly ehcaeious In
GRAVEL and all other affections Of thu Kidneys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

- We hsys been shown spurious ems dollar bll
wi 90 20 eil1z ed that sn "A ne 10 decisive
sqy s,dy It rgadH a Aug sIa lkaiirasd sad Banking
easapauy mo sue company viii pay bsEer one dollar
ir rrlt uHs. when 1reHaltef ID ~ del
ar ils multiple Signed W = Campbell. president
dt-ed Esssa, 9a'friE 8-piembsr l3 l183 lrather
AHEAD = The lmsal AZ fhe Top 10 the ntsr 0f the
bui, VtE8eits of truin 5f ears; ct the rizIt hand
I1dian chief and maiden Et The Left hand md
lufey cuf used in balk chsok- witH isf7s bead iu
re- TER, ur1orutea BIZ ril e hzt sHf fsather TEe
slr- 3 printed ~ "a very pale red ink eac1 end n
d. VEustte tls word oue' n fAnc letters lais8 10
re J. ia the center of the biz, and the same word .n
BLACK ~ ta8 sight appar corner Thes8 VIII be suEi-
cet 20 defect 1ng Of these pur1us hi D. which bV The
TA7i are printed va-Y 1fsri8r din9v .osEluu uauer
-4asy4siI CDlts.i.zltlglalist
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

From various sources Of information Eo s-s
assured ttat tAe valley country Is now Bnoccu-
pied by the Yankees. and ths- -hs uesps once
more brts'hs Che ar of freedom. The only Fed
ersl lCTas Fs beer 'f .s 8 ra port That lh=F dsvs
small ho5y Hr 4z.finsbu-z, on the BzlhnoEs
and Ohio rsir0sd which road perhaps the Gov
erEment IS rshu ding OCa statement repre-
ssnts hat cur forces extend ss Iow 5aEu as
Sssphprist1e0- bus this vo are sa.,fstisd Is m
fosnds6- a GauEe- torcc CT infantry sni cav
airy, estimated 90 ir1m tive t1 tdTse tElusaud.
is on the Sas-h BGrch. iu Hzr1g aorn-F. and q
short Ema since thsY we're pressing horses,
from which the inference is drawn tlst Esy
eoutsmpssts O. 1851.
The crops Of corn sud grass Ia ils valley ere
said 10 be excellent, scarcely ever surpassed IN
tsst productive region
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

CHARLESTON. - Private accounts from
Caa1lss.ou, oy letter and otherwise, give rather
more UnlayOta0is report OF eff airs Lhan that we
geL through lhe newspapers. The Ere on sum
.ef duIlug tue whole Of Monday was terrific be-
Ond example, and We iesr more damage was
asle 10 Inc work than some are willing 70 ac-
kuowiedge Ths papers say lie soqlh v all was
considerably 'piusd." We nope u was 40
worse. Oar great enemy Is lEs Psrlott qua
oaLisTy on M0rrs Island, which should nsYsss
have been allowed 70 De pUt GGers. &c a5e
more than match iOr tie HoHseisds si1eie
handed, and viii whip teen ehsuevcr thsy
come te the scratch. Bsi 4 6as Cralg's HliI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21
KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE

q d II -0--- J
y ocup lance With an ord-r from tle Secretary OF
Il War, i 81 now col Getting sI members Of General
John 81 ECrEa1E CCuusui M1rris agEu, forty uiie-
essI Of Eu11ve on The East Tennessee ard E-rginia
Railroad ID tloee sho have been g1=d % d-ty iu
sther o1uusufs viii rep q By H-iti-F % thsr ?. int
hen proper steps will B. taken Tor tl-lr return %
fEFIr u1u1I1slLs
You siI have es-ned By llis tine feloV-soidisrs
that or scrOus chef hs fallen into the hand. Of
the enemy together WIKI number your brave con-
rzdes- Day % ourselves country sDd these brave
snen who are n0W incsrCsrsted ia Northern pris5Es
calls upol 20 uRits a. once Irgalizs and be pre-
pared 10 foIsw General hlrgsn be rsturus
aan1 tveuge his wong e De i held captive.
Capt Id =. bTTue ~ " ard g. spen er's store Chsr-
tanCogs II hcriEs1 prOCurs uaEsp rtssllu flr a
members OF Gen horszus command and 20 ordei aii
ofhcsu snd men Of this command, absenE without
issve. - rsFcrt a. once % u lfrist8Hus Tenn
A. K Johnson.
Colonel Csmmsna51g H1rEE-'s sen
OH.ial-B Z. ALLEN, Capt and Iaspeetor Gszsrsl
% 2 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

- A e1rrsspoudaut 1f The New York T-iBrrs
1yr.tlag from Omaha Nsbrssza T-rrilarv savs large
amount of cotton has been 1-1ught saer- th saaor
from Brigham Young kingdom OF Lrsh TO be - iuusf
20 Now F0r- i1r ma-E-l H1el III r. d rlih uzg or
chareh cotton thoua ssvsral fr1ua have arrived be-
longing 70 prvas parties in the 7zlsYons % six tln-
o. uns more ami nelly Zlnsd. sra coLou mIIIs
aad arrived ~ Omaha f-or1 New York 20 be rrsusurrts
ever b- plains ah rhs c1tEau is raised 10 sauil-
rr1 Itih ~hat tee Mornons cau Dixie and averages
fr0m aoJ so go pgunds 20 The acre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21
sPeealaii0al - % lao EEeasiit ai ClarIsstoa

sPecHlati0uu a. 20 Iso Eesuit RE Ckarlsstop
C0rr-spo spoutsaes F6Bls Tribune
CHARLESTON, Aug 10 A"
I thInk t8s eaeny ls convinced s1st there IS
But sus way lo lakc Charleston, and tha5 Is by
jams island, t1e ssEls route the British sue
ass1el 10, and ssaicl 4 recu-rsd 60 in a former
Iet5ef / i5ink tasy Will make a denolstra-s--
viii lEeE 1sst lu tcs harBol, and tae-r .a1G
bsuegies, On F5H Sumter, u order 90 cover
tdeir Tssl desiga OF approaching wilb a heavy
force on Jsm-s island Dy- tbs way Of Stone
Tvgr TIE impression prevails thsE their Eees
viii hardly AIllupi 60 arprgach Charleston bv
raining Inc gsuEs.sl OF Tie hsrbor, knowing
lhe dsuger CI sU-h All experiment. Should
thar succeed, however, lI DsueTiug down SUM
tsr, il yysl.- ~y4iI 5uem EO.hug OF facilitate
Ia lie least. theIr prcrres- q tae city, as A0u.-
tr.e and Battery b5e on SGllYzLS i2lRpd, and
CtEer batteries on James isIald sl5i5
would stall command the harDOr, 20 ssy nothing
of tie dangerous u&yiEzlUa over beds Of qua
poWctr. IEs enemy Is pgshIng ths SECS Yg-
Grossly, wnlsa mus become . lgng and 1ioOsy I
enc. AZ lLsy have r8au i've weeks asssulUug /
Wager, ard iaIed, % ls impossible TO say LOy I
long I1o siege Of Charleston NIl lEss. IbeIe Is /
oU1 ding IA our isvJs though ,asy may al 4
temp 81 uasE rs wI-l q superior iClcu, they can 1
usvsr s-arvg us Gus; ana another blessing is, 4
tass, ihalk heaven we have AsItBer 3 Lowell 4
nef Fs11elloE Do i-Iltg or command car forces.
Wan bsu-ega-li lllsl.silal5lnz ihs dalL-
queucles a. ElclE1-c, i lGl-E Chzr.ess5u Is
safe. Lhe cay Is lasl approaching when her
81 epEtR alA b. .es'-G 30 tls uaei zsst, sl5 a.
We srs HGt Uegieca4s by h.lhmous .Here-csu b.
lsrdly q aSU5l Ct iHe Isslo.
As isT Sumter We arc gst,ing her ready t5
.tasd lhs tess o. tle enemy lsaviesl suot. b,
sutung easaziss 81 saIia 5sgs oulside the ysi,
lom tie bzss Ep, IS Uell A. secGE.Bg lhesl In-
lde. BaI TAR less ~ pJrla-ea ls stLzcEed IL
5umIer ltaH many supp0ss, ANA Should 70 lel,
{ would prove 5as 1arfen Ylel0Iy ~ t5s ene-
ny, mgrs ~ oven tbaa Battery WsgueT.
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80 EoH -

IL LEALE0 PROPOSALS viii -s rse- sd - -b- an
- dsrs Eusa uti the isE September ior tas purchase
10 coo pounds (nore OF lssJ CLEAN COTTON R.Gs.
joou poup15 - Hfo I'm
esing clippings seslu latsi from che nam rfacturs
oE Ar lethLlg
3aii kags 60 be delivered s.. he Ran oa1 Desas D.
ia-s city, la shipping oi5sr AMI t1 5sps g an -
livery
b-- a-1 1--c-1T 1p1Fa f1r 5o kinds 81 Ra-s " II
1eiFe tla Pra-srsaee W1eu th- agg egara prices bid
+i- justly a. W CO N N7BAH-
Mao and guar. eralas- ger
on T. tatieapfT 4H1-sr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

battery must stand Sumter must fall This is
the coulnon-sense eoHeiusi1h rom the l2ca
srd We had as vol mako up our mai5 20 se-
eept is as truth. What Is 70 fellow she fsq Of
SamteT, ren1ains % Be seer AS we bava been
outgeneralsd on Morris island. Re shall eonfne
ourselves to fac's as -RsY become Developed
SaBaRaah Resublires
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CONFEDERATE MONEK
WANTED.

OFFER FOX ha-L-h
PLANTATION
Soa-anuF sIzht buu5rsd 49, sshy sc-es situated ln
Greene couuaY Ala miles west Ci ClEtoz
ruiIes frum ths Iousli Der river
SAD place consists Of prai1e. biaGE hsm1cE and
rardy lssds Fivs hundrsd acTes are cleared ri eel
sith ths place. 4 lssire1 th- entire stock sf Erss
Eogs and laftls Als9 tbs C.Tu Eoddsrr Peas sld
EFLeat
Coniedsrase money received in psymsut Ieruz
casE Far fuFtLsr ga-t q sEs address
4. T. DE GR FFENRhTD
Co = 56th Alabsua aeE useut
Gen Gay to1 gale,
r-1nTtr Ihstranr1r Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

rh. Egnr in EErsln.r.


The intel iEaHes wa have from ths ssnv ir7i-
Gates 3 coaEnuaucs OF tha- qaias which has pre-.
vailed suce tzs return of Gsu Lee 60 Virginia
From ell We can gather tie headquarters Of
Gen Meade are AZ Warri.g.0n, where hr will.
perhaps, remain t.il he deems hfmsef sufficient.
~ streug gfFsu7d by rsi-.1rleleI-s t1 attempt
move On Richmond
We had report on Saturday that the enemy
haa svleulsed Stafford county. and fallen back
70 tkeir man body. T1s rsD5rt stated saa5 ils
evacuation was r--ciDi-asa and tlat they burned
their tents and ICt of c'nnsssry stores. On
the other hand, passengers who came DOWN ves-
tsriav evening state that there was brisk skim
isbinr in Stafford, a few miles beyond Fal-
msutb, o. Sunday -f-sruo0E, sn1 zysia yes
terday morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

Gen. Wild and his negro brigade from North
CArolins have been sent to reinforce Gen. Gil
more on Morris,islapd
Among the persons drafted ia Philadelphia
were two sons of Gen. Meade
By a recsut letter from Nav Orleans e an
pears that the committee Of L0uisiaus Planters
Who recently waited on President Lincoln. were
>elt-eonsttuted, and that two out Of she three
Wsrs New YOTkerS owning or having an inter
est IN Louisiana plantations.
The sale of the New York Frssnan'g .y,srvqg
has been prohibited IN Nashville by the au.h5ri-
ties.
Gen Hall ek says two hundred thousapd
troops row will be worth more than efrbt hum
dred thousand SIX months hence Hence tbs
prompt enforcement Of Ebs F-dsral drafr.
The Philadelphia IaquirsT says that consider
ehle excitement has -hesn created Ct Harrisburg
by the discovery Of sn0sm0ug frauds uoon tha
Government during the recent aruay movements
IA that region, consequent upon the Federal
raid. The amounts arc stated at millions al
dollars A number OF prominent Sfs,e n0llf-
Class have been placed under arrest, ana the
subject VIII receive the most searching iuvasti-
gahon by the War Department.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21

EyROT1 ths Baggage car on tie so1 be- n aI-oad ts-
n tween afauaol ard Merida or Frdsv tEs lf-l
ne an'r med ual size Gov sa aun- li1linlaiiI
SOLE LEA AR quarel Ia NK Hl1 iI- is-tsr
on one cad nd card On t11 marked rs T..
Beck Atis-ts1 Ca Any psra1 E-dur said G NIX
viii re ni-s1iT r1Esr1sd By l1rTzr1lng Il b he uu-
-ersisnsd By tbs Southern EEpr=-s.
JAfa5 p. HECE
suI5 Iw -F "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-21
FRON TIE AB1IY

TIE news nom -l.s iils OF the Rsppshaunack
wOaia seen % indicate that scuye movements
may be expected g. 20 distant day. If cur Ia
formation Is corrsc-. tle headquarters or ths
Yankee forces ara g. HzUeuloG Junction, OF
iEe Orange and Alex su1l IA ralIrgE1. where she
enemy Is concentrated
The news from Fr-dericAsbgrg is that there
las 5stu sElruLsHluE going 90 lgr the past Two
dsys. An account u lals viii be found under
cur tel5EEag.1c laad.
Messy has zEam been within shs Federal
mes, sud made Ticd Laul from the Ysukss
suteTs. About a week sg5 ls captured eighteen
wagons In the uigab1rl0Jd Of A.die. In Lou
dun county, OIL ui winch, we understand. he
has safely worked through
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GBe 8lenlpBis 3FpeaI,
PUBLISHED
TerIna 81 AdEerfiaiae.

All saver dement's vi be charged two dollars per
square ior the frst iuasrsH snd one dollar and dfy
cents foE essh subsequent Insertion
Lea notes WI be charged g. the rats Of sfy cts.
per line.
Obituary notices charged a. the rate o. twenty-five
g. per line, and AL other articles not Of general public
inte-ssf sr rfar pHvzr-izful-nt5
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FEW H0RR HEI WANTED.

I have authority 20 r1iss
y Company or Tnfsr frsr-
For Co. ,. L. Hsrisss sg meut AID need \ ~ -
men 10 hii out the number
ne regime ls 70 g. 20 Ei0r.ds uuier e. en- Eera.r
Soo5 which is by far The m1lt p sssus portion ~
Cos f-Eersgy
Af comp ~ so tar ls eompo-s sd n good men uvhi,s
D. a gr-ai ind cement % th0sa gong mo .h- -vie -
- ~ ala@ Easr 'le 4n e. DO -ls l1re uI-asauL
L-s EeSlnenl WiA rsld zT8us near Dseat1r, Ca
Whera thzy VIII -s1aln Tor a. sl-rt .rlil. to .----
and be drilled
Come iarWa 81 0n-s and Volunteer thereby avoid
.-s ,onscE Pu7n and -~r-g Tie bounty Of nfty s8I-
.ar5 zu1 rhs usual .ioihrr
7aons 1n'isr eighteen snd over forty Yesrs Of ags
VII BE- received zs v0.uuts-rs.
r. Z. LAEGSToE
CaDtsiu.
once eernsr Whit hal a1d Ala5ams ree1-
rNit@N 4-ia IN ca
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On whitehall street, between Deca-
tur and the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad
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MULE COLLARS WANTED

nHOPOsAIs vii be resolved a. this Ut6.s until
II II EaDAT. che z5th I'd AugusL lees, fCr supply
iag TIN THgCsAHD lg0OU. zJLE COLLAl.5,
made Of sither Pcplar or Black hcss
viii siz0 pulchsss 60 fa prices eli saca Col an that
may bs dsiver-d e. any cuaisruzstszs Depot "a tie
essts Of Ge0E1s- Samples ezR D. sceB q ny ot1se.
J. T. WfNkthOhh,
Eai0r and 4 "a -rsrIlas.er, @. s. A.
Eus - AuEusta. Ca