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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22
The stsry q a Drummer Boy.

= Etae drummer boy lately sent back 70 aa from
Hilton Head by the enemy. vi bout exchange, tells the
following brief story Of himself. Hs had bsen serving
tsr some tine az q d-unmer, WheR, tired OF beating
s~Esepssin instead of the Yankees, be snlis-ed e. q phi
vst-, sud Fa9 az Fort Wagner On the MEMORIALS 18Th
u July. Afer tle rsyulse OF tie Btorming party, he.
In company win q lev others sailed cut 20 plundsr 3
aud, overcome BY the good things which be feunG, he fdl
asleep 10 tie sand hllz. The btid little fellow awoka 70
hsd 1.m5slf IN the E-Hsp Of q egro three times Is big
AS himself By tis sable soldier he was taken 70 the
s1ut1eH part ~ Che island, whence, after having had
1t pleasure Of seeing Gen Gilmore. be was sent for a
While on board 'us EglsHdes and then Transferred to
h-tgn Head. Re describe the Ironsidcs as being de-
teHded BY 1ulwarks OF sand packed tightly, and over.
lad with piauks to prsveut Is being washed By the
rain On beng ssked bow lie was treated at Hi
t0n Head lie replied Oh bully PfcEled htpf
and packed pork, EomotiusH fresh beef. coffee. and q
gi1 OF whisky four Dimes a day" From the boys Re.
part We should infer that me Yankees have lately inaur
ura-sd q new policy with regard 10 their prisoners,
treating thsm vita a. i~n-iaiaua kindness and c-onaidara-
lJu. He declares. also, that dgriaF hs stay a. the 4,
Iatd g uo1i1or Vss brought there from Charleston vita
her Edes badly indeRisd, ana DE r~sVaiTihg maehinsy Of
Der turr-t very severely damagsd. though not beyond
lh1 possibility Of rsBars-Ctarsstos Mercury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

Accounts from Charleston state that for ak hours the
YaRkseE tkreW SHELLS at our batteries Al he rsto o.
twenty per miRute. At this rate 1850 sh-ls were ared
auTfng The uae FPecihad The ss~t OF a sinela shell in
tae United States, we believe, Is Sl4. Ths szps4re of
rs PyroteehHic display Woula therefore smounL 70
pUJUVJ In round numbers. Indy dual astaafrg. Of
ne NUMBER ~ P~roieetiios lro Tn Elncs the heginninQ af
tAe aega VIII vary, but with the Almost ihoeasaut fTtpq
aHd the ieriAo bembardmeatE 81 IT, 18Th Juiv snd
other dAvs thas might 30 asm-d, we tsink if aafe 70 cut
y Atl2 VVJ-VaIue sLO5OO9 This Is going deep iata The
Yankee s~Ichequer, hut jonathan still c9niiprss hi sbai
cat faVihhly by this expenditure q few bricks hsye
beeh knocked aAkoW sn sumter the walls Of the fo,t
hAve aiss beea badly 'Pitted" ky the foe. The Van.
KEGS deserve 20 be pitisd too.
IT. sale that the shells whith are fred into The sand.
RahAs or btiery Wagner are densely packed. ard opIv
serve 70 sirsngthon the works the mors. ColBing a.
taey ao' chiefly nom tie vessels, hey Nav be- strictly
termed 1arino dePositE Perhaps at soRs future dav.
csaiaiies heneei aoma saVau will u4ks geological az
piorHtleh OF Asrris isieRa, and Sc astonishaa AZ IRE az.
sayely Of 3 rsInarkable piiocsae Grmatiun- 4Hgals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

The Memphis correspondent of the Chicago
Times sends bann the following statements.
which arc published. Our readers can form
some idea Of the correctness of the information
carried from this section
Memphis, Aug. 3 (vis CAIRO, Aug 5)-T
have ss seen . gentleman direct f-1rn Atlanta,
Gs-, who brings late and important information
rem Charl siOu aua ciHs Sou haTn penis. On
Inc % b Of is mazih the 6ght between the
Confederate aud FsjsTa's was lac most SAN
yaiasy since the commencement OF aefi-ge.
on Morris island The rebsls buried on the 30.h.
7s Yves reported at Asl4a,a, about 600 men,.
The Foierui loss is rsprossateJ as beiuglarre.
twice THAT Of the rrbels.
The general opinion is that all herebel force
in Tennessee aud Mississippi is On its way
70 reinforce The reb4l army at Charleston. Gen.
Johnston has hut = snzl force 1t Meridian. 10
soas NOT exceed i0.000 m1n.
Il is th0ug1t thst Chalmers and George ara
msrehing in the dires.i1u Of Charleston. Ny
informant, on the dap be LETT atlanta, saw
large aOrce, estimated ST Is 900, but their degti-
uati0a was not known.
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NOTICE.
oFFI0B GEORGIA sAITliAsUP4oTBEIEaJ

COMPANY
AUgUsTA. Ga, Aurrs 18h 1e3J
a T Oruvsuti01 q Stockholders he'll this day "a
IA ossdlance 10 aeaIi madatErough Gne Pubds pFnta,
the foioEinz prsambis and rasoiuuors Wers u1a 8
mcusy adopted
WHEEEaGs GrEss inao1gauia-cs ard illurT have
been -zEpausuced b c1ussquslce q re failrs q
noekeoderu 20 remove TIER aai a. soon e HisEesly
for dsEvsrv, Therefore.
ah-At&l 70 remove ae sst u fEt en- dETs afsr pabEG
uolca ~ Pr EruTa EI hs pEsnzV, De sea. forfsls tts
Efm-i ara ne agent is irstrue.a "a To- sell lt Lt tle Dirso-
@y price 20 any 01e Uh1 Wl.bs1 so buy. 1giag pref.
usucs 20 families % s1ldIsds.
hesoveds EhEf hereafter no stocEh1i6er h tEs Con-
p-uy Ehah Be aiowed toEsi The szf 1ecrrng from liz
ai7iaend o. any pETl fsrsO- A. q higher pics fhzu
hat t1ed BY he Board If DIrec.0ra and 0tter exc
stock 70 the Compan7.
4 trus extract Eol Ia nutez
b. ID TUCEEE. President
A. ?. PLgru, see-sisy
b PHILLIPS.
eu-lN -rre-HI he-n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

the Deolaratioa. Nr. Calhoun avsrrsd dat is
pafsntage was 9as originally 70 Mr.. Canoin0
This -Wga msttor Of historical notoristy. Mr.
Adams asserted that the declaration In al its
parts had been submittsi to the cabinet Mr.
Galh0uR asssEsFstsd thst the portion reIatiny e.
celonsziiisR was Hayer brsHght before ik. for de-
liberation. Mr. Caihoua made thsss ataiensFts
~ oren stuate. They we're never csntrsdictad
ty Ar Adams. Tia matte is. therefore, ex-
piAinsd to wsat extent any Southsrn statesman
t8Rt AIS Bsacti0n 10 tbs Monroe dectrira
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~ WmR EAmTEs

Two YOUNG aEETLEMBE-clfi-r since IA
Z var b~efsna-op. ths mslsot d requesting aia
Lar ur1bsr Of yoEng ladsss % correspond win thsm for
am-8suaut or otAet7sa They benE -1t-sngers 'n r.
strange Lad, are Ge1areL he pleaa1rc oCrazGrIuu
those dainty little epstlea over RticI fhar conratss
eEult, ana beg that one lhtls aresl Of dry Foods'
vii oDlge ns1- AdLrcss EXILE Or
"EEEEurhlAE-
auziluf Caat-au5oEa. Ts1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

During The ssoWer On Monday. The iehiuiag nlavad
some very e1chAg freaks nssr Doves mHl, il he
ioger part Of t1is county. A&shias party were At the
aiil WAen me shower came 1u, aud retired to the resi-.
dence % Mr. Dove. The houseds protected by four
lightning rods The lightning struck one u THESE, and
passed = q tree near sc hsud, killing q horse il tsen
passed 70 another tree, Whers two hoFaas were tod
killing both o. tksm, and thenee to-sassls trss, iTd4f
which a fourth horse was tsl sisiuR iaia also. a it-
lie negro whs was haidlas ote - thos b0fHss, wa I'M
injured. Tue h0rsee belonged 70 Mr. 3. GFieuer. III.
JehR Water, 40 MetsFE Robert snd Floyd Crockett
Tbs inmates g Ms house were Ealnised-<pg1Sss
Csasafz&esai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

Special Co7rrpoudsnes Of Memphis Appeal
ArLlKrE. Saturday, August p 1868
Yesterday baiRg Fast day We were al @e"'ts -
the vsrisus churches Tor Divine worhaip' slCE1''@Hoos-
4 stiended the services of tie Rev. y SINE rue
n,.ini.sr ssrvfess wers not eonsUdsd. when the soA
- startled Byssversl disehErges Of arfiusry,
- rs,s,sion. The songregaden imasdiaieiy dis-
,.-,es .us we reserved inteItssuos that the emery was
,o-nviur the highs beyond the river, overlosking the
ines making an eE5rt to Reach my quarters,
~ a hight scar tbs rlveF-shs cid quarters % GsnsFal
yobuston-wi;h lady, we wore met by an emeer and
iuusd back SAYING hat shsllhad exploded, killing oaa
asn, and souAaiag smother. The shsHiuE now bsesze
more rapid. soon orr guns were IN position SD re-
spondsd easrFeuoally. Shells exploded among he hos
pital bunsinrs, ssd very near LlsutsnsHt-Genera
PsIk's quarters. II partially subsia-d Tea ] o'elscN
hut he nnl z wss si1 heard ats, wheH The train istt-
Haviug q lady uBdsr ny protection was completes
With mueA regret. 70 leave. There were the uEusl svt-
dsnses Of ~snrBrise; zen ana wemen, officers sud sol
sisrr. aud ragoaL ruauiBg hishsr and thitssr' IN sP-
psrsptly ths widest confusion. All the sick we're seHt
from The bespltsis on the train last evening and he
ooumlaary zud quarisrmssters stores we're being ruH
ever in great haste.
The general opIEio1 was hat st was S characterization
to feel suf position, or ts operate ss q divsrasH-
Tbeard the killed and wounded, chiefly wounded, s1I-
med Up At ten OF Twelve. smosg them 8 uersn killed
and q womzn and ltae SRI wounded, severely, perhaps
fatally. The only comment which ! feel privileged 70
msks I, that his affair, IS th-t At Ho0vsr's gap, 5ea7
svidsat marks Of &C iHssuaaHes q lille less thsn cHni-
na 10 ssns bsdy, ard evidently disci0sss ths fsct that
"a. part 81 military Polioe which Hintended to watch
uad take scosuHf Of he movements Of tho enemy 10
sadly uaglsetsd fear tool say il with al proper re-
snsat that the rsticsnce Of the army o. Tennessee
seems more Intended 70 oouesAl blundsrE sAaE 70 pre-
vent inpnoper osnuuH cations TO he pnbho. Aaotaer
reverse, or psrhaps smother reTesrsds will s8tiffy The
Executive that The aray Of the West is met perhaps be-
Rszth fss dignity IF his notice. The Pre;oHt call for
sHcis, charges might safely be extended to he rso7gsH-
iza ion Of the array iHtsudss to protect ibis region net
less than thsi Of the SsutEwest ASHANlEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

z A Cincinnati paper says the eauYass for
Governor 10 Ohio continues with bitterness and
activity, an5 that brides and corruption hold
tuIl sway The anne paper says that General
John II Gorza-'s raid ints that State intoTfersd
with ME Pugh's csavaEsing appointments.
The Cineinnsi EEqu5sr is very certain Of the
election of Mr.. Vallsudighsm, and the oPposi
ton IS equally certain the other way. Two OF
three Democratic papers whIch have heretofore
zaE1o-.ai him. have Deserted bis standard
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22
EAT5I HATS!

DOZEE Ia DE-
~ EIGHT u OFFHJEE8 hats.
l1E UOEEE OF EC1 HATS
or % ts --sds - relzl- Gil uus.k Tbav 10 cg
lac Eot cakes
Remember he Arcsds.
When you ua1f 90 rass.
e. % CAV0E & co.
Eu0 Nv aucu.n--ra ard l-u--aI AEeu-a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

8. Z. WILLIAMS,
SUCCESSOR TO AMOss, LIGON & CO.,
General Commission Merchant,
Corner whitehall and Mitchell streets.
huledm Adanias Ca.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

HTDE BY TEE FoREL0aE7-Ws hear that many sg
Col Strei8ath oheeIN. IN auac patton Of the arrival Of
q Confederate barber in their midst have taken me ~
TIA forslock, snd have had their hair ana whlsksrs
shaved oss a. pos lbs. C1l. Sreight stil retains hs
shock Of hair and on Saturday, one OF ha officers,
egoaking to one 81 the prison officials said pointing 10
streight, How would taat old cock iook with ha bad
shavedF SEeaath cfazy On the niger ana b head
shaving uth Tie application Of = straight Jacket, might
d him good-RieaagHd EzaHiAeT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
no REACKsmETHSI

THREE 10. Z BLACKSalTHs are vau.sd a. ths
Il MEMPHIS HUFEETT W0RE8
On Govorumsut work. Apply luned atsy 20
LEIGH q KlGD0E
au1lSt Gfsrnabor0.. aeorziz.
Aeptg'lneV E~d7erlser copy th-es times AMI ssad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

sUHTER-Acesrding to our dispatches To-
day the noted old fortress, although almsst en-
tlroly a hssp Of ruins, continues to reply to the
eBrmy's guns, and Tho Confederate Gag was SILL
flying discovering ne presume it VII not be
held much longer, as bat little good would re-
suit rom trying to do so. We may, therefore,
soon expect 90 learn not only what nsw move
ncnts the enemy viii make, but they Wll also
End ont wkat additional preparations have been
msde to replace ho loss Of the fort We are as
sursd 10 advantage viii be gained by The foe, as
the most admirable dispositions have been made
elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

A HypocritioHI 8rder froni &osoorRnH.
KS PnseiaHatioH to His FaadaEs-DariRg In
pE2enos-A Fsls Elegant Extracts from a
Preoieus Document.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND, q
WINCHESTER TENs., July =, 1853. 5
General Orders No. rs.
AEAY OF TIE CUHEEELAvD: yths favor Of God
yen have expelled the insurgents from Eiddls Ten
Yea are now called upon to aid ysm unfortunate
felew.cihzens Of this section OF the Stale 10 re toriDg
law, and securing itg protection, - persons and property
the iEht af every free people.
without prompt and ubited efforts 10 prevent &c, this
beautiful region VIII be %pluEdsrrd and deaoissd by
robbers aud EuerilRs its Industry " u be suapeBded or
DESTROYED, ard a large part Of The population left with
ogt sufficient food fertile coming winter.
lis trus many Of the people hAYs favored he rebel
lien, but many were dragged unEIlnEiy into it by a
current Of MAJ passion. thsy could not, or dared not,
resist.
The couEpirafors and traitors. BANKRUPT ia fortune
aHd reptdtstisn; political E~Undsrs, who forUsd u from
our homes 30 defend the Govsranrut Of our fathers,
have forced the inhEbitsuts Of Middle Tennessee into,
this uuzBiurBl attempt 20 ruin and de1troy %.
~emsmbs we hght for common rights what We
Esk for ourselves NC W~iliREiv zeo0rd to others-free-
dem under the Cons ltutou and laws Of aur Cou1fry-
me c9unirT OF washington 2nc Of JAek'on.
Assure Tennsssoaus ef this Assure them that fore
seeing he ysste ayd suffering thEt musl eEzus frsm q
state sf aEarcky, you stand ready 10 aid them 10 re-
establishing and maintaining civil order Tell fhsu so
assert their former rights against az ar5itrary and cruel
rsvs utiousrv party, thar has uiasd their State. inn
F0v=rzhea their families. rendered their slave property
iusaerrs, II not altogether worthless dragged their
sonH, fathers and brothers frona hou7. and csusei thar
biocd 10 be shed for an iassus project, the r1cceEs Of
which would be the proclamation OF iutermiuabla WAT,
aid the dsBth-knell OF star. rights as wei IS Individual
freedom. Aad IL they are vi Ing 70 help tlsnssireE.
givs them every assstsucs and protection consistent
with your military duties.
I Omosrs sna soldiers Of The 1ruy # tie Gambler
land So1e grave outrsges and v5oags have been per-
psirRfsd en- Loyal cilzrus and helpless women. by law
less and unPrineiPlsd asu wesri g cur uniform, and
calling themselves soldiers sach violation Of orders
dzgrsCs err country and cause. 7 aFprgl to Won by
your honor, vOur love or country. and The ncble cause
In which you serve, TO aeE0UHce and G1iaF 10 punish
msnt al such offenders. Lot not the slgatest stsin TAR
Risa your brilliant record
Lei ne thiuE piiagsr, Or invader Of the rights Of per
sen ar property 60 Unpublished.
Remember shat tie t-uiy brave and noble are always
iust and Rsrciful, sud shat by q stlct observance Of or
dsrs. you viii crown ynur u0nie WORK. aud establish your
claim 80 the respect and gratitude Of our eszulry.
By command cf M. rGslsr.l UOsECRANS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

Y The city council of LyHehburg, Va, has
q standing committee engaged in shipping pro-
visions 70 The city, which are sold 70 the people
a cost The example might be followed with
beneficial results elsewhere. Hucksters and
rItariouas can be deprived Of their enormous
profits. and the people benefited, in no easier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22
Tx LEAy-s WoEEIsG "A gsnaanan writing from
ore Of the chief towns o. "A issiuiVp, in speaking sfths

A1tAAB q L-Nsip he says
zone s0od bling has already grown cut q he meet
ln one noble conVell has bseu made and with he zeal
I Ah apostle De has set shout mskiBE other converts.
me Pu.-pa marchauf heBtays be Is soundly CONVEX
-rA eaQ 1aa resolved Do viii not mike another dollar Of
pffat alrHg DE war, bur will make his large business
e'AHl7lte 20 Chs rncoess Of tie great cause. As
meeting or merchants and plant r.
p % calea N a rev days 20 Ee- who viii mt THAR
l4nda fc The pledge rot 20 tttempt 70 MAKE sBv fur-
me- pfolt o. a-yt ing they have 20 sell Or difpee on
but llst e1ta5.ish such prices D. vii ave ~. 49,
positive loss"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

~ Inc French DaTy, al the close Of last
fehf' comprised ninety. four armoTclad prepsl-
ieha. iBeindng three ine-ofbaals shiss Of oirtv.
guns fourteen ugatss Of forty guns. nine
'een- floating batteries Of six.esE and eighteen
guns, and httyeiEt. eunboats-a total e.
ii+S guns TIE steam pTsBelleTs not iron
eau, num5eF l15, with j662 guns. In lhil
elsss ara seven Hus-of battle ships Of 40 Euas,
nineteen Of 100 guns, aud f~ourtsea mere Of
SKY gUrz, wish tEtY gun ~frieatsa, and twssty-
NO iugates, carrying forty guns each Tbs
Ade-W1eel sissnzrs are eighty-siE 10 number.
Uith i've hundrsd and thirty-f5ur guns- To
these musE Do added one hundred and slevoa
sailing vessels. with two thousand three hundred
ana eighty E1us-Eiyng q grand total Of four
hundred and seyeuty-sighi vessels, with nine
thousand seven hundred aud eighteen guns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

x In reply 20 the remark Of 3 Yaakes cor
respondent that the fan Of Fsrt Wagner Is
tie hH q Fort slz5sr. aa5 the fan Of Fort
S-uisr l. The fall Of Charleston. says: There
sra powerful dsfsnses IN the interior Of our bay,
which may prove perfectly adequate to the se-
Tense Of Carleton. We knew We speak the
oplou Of tse highest mHry authorities IN
ely when we gay thsL in their Judgment
tie Te'satisa Of Charleston does not depend on
sur holLaz Port Sumssr OF Waguer. Both
nigh hl sud be city be saved. That the city
wOaid b subject to sbsling however iE con-
Ergsney for bich 81 must Be- prepared.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

80 Il - - Ar.ocinnnn-

Entered sc -orfi1V 20 act . Congress Or The year lsEg.
0v J. 8 THRAsHEE- in The CLERKS ofi-e n ~. NJ,
tiet Court Of ere Cautets-ats states for The Norm
on lislrirt 81 laa-ea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

A soUTHEEE YA8kEE TRiCK-The Raleigh
Stzs Journal says I'VE learn that Ct = recent
sloeEsds sale In Wilmington, a tl gran vas
read fon Richmond, By one Of he aoWd inter
ested announcing s greas rsa ia geld and e1-
ehsuge, and iusta1Gy 10 SHARKS in front Of he
sellers were ml up twenty-five to 6fy per cent
oa tier purcaasas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

90 look forward with perfect hope snd con
hdenos 70 the ultimate suecess af he soutb In
tmd struggle. ChaTieston. Mobile. Wfiming-
ton, sud even Richmond, msy fall, but we will
aaFe been no nearer conquered then thai nav.
90 long as re remain determined, We can never
a7 eeaqIeIsd- Ten mtlii1Hs of Bs9pls, iHbahji.
ing zuca % country as surs. csnnsE bs Fusiv-
gsisa. The States may al b 0veTruu sua State
liaes obIuer8tes i1 tie revolution, but this will
strengthen ms. The condition Of MissirsiDpi is
improving sud more volunteers rom TeaHesses
eho KENTUCKY now reach orr armies thsn 1T
any period since the iaIl Of Nashville. shsui5
our 3oisioTtUEss serve 30 leach rs tkAt state
governments, and confederation With esnaiat-
laws growing OEi ef The capriees Of szbi-
nous men, 5e clements Of weakness and defects
~ oei tepNlhcan IONS Of government, We Bhoul5
accspt the lesson az none the Iszs pro6tsbs Tor
ATlng bern thu8 severely impaired ts u.s.
Columbus San
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22
HORSES! H0Esas
HORSES!
seVenfV-FfVc WOraes-

NH1N-s
REQUIRE for be use o. shs Artillery o. Gsnsra
Forresra eem1szd
SeVeRGy-FiVC Horses.
Ihe horses uast D. Rad If he ciffrsa- rIt rrar fhzn
. me I sil pur base -L-u sI a iar 81 lz-urn. ~ NJ
cannot agree upoa he price, lwi su6mtit TO thrss
dsiniereFed ctzsns-t5e parties sslscauE che. mys-f
enc an as tWoths shl-d and wiz pay ne va.uEi5a
assessed 81 them
AFseh or o-s q ny CLERKS esa be- foaud a. Mr.
jones' Livery tzb.s . ell uusl
q s.. FrTERS0E-
IA AID Qua emast=r.
rrEN.EH ErHraaHr HInr---E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

LARGE REWABD-A chance to make tvs
thousand dollars, and no questions asked, - is
-fsrs5 See notice elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

- We have ssss gentlemen recently from
-ha Mississippi river, who assure as that the
Yankees are adopting q rev policy with regard
e refugee Hagross. The cid, inErm, AID VIC.
msn and children are No longer received or
earsd fE, uns The masters are invited TO come
and take them aWsy Tbs able-5odisd, Eowsv-
81 arr not oHly welcomed as refugees, but they
are 81 forced 70 leave their homes, AID al such
are ~inmsdaiey placed in the negro ranks
Ous gentleman thinks there are but few able
bodisd als7ss left within twenty miles Of the
rTer on either Ede-h0ss not with the Yankees
having been removed by thsI masters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

CHArTANooGA-As tha telegraph com
neaeed working abou. II o'clock to-day, We
prssune comparative quies exiss at Chstta-
noors- We are, however, without any inteIi-
esaee hier than Eve o'clock last evening.
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The Currrzc{-5Eerchanss' Raeetinx.
From the Na.hville Union. 1nihr

From the Nashville Union, 1OiAI
4 meeting Of merchants w.s held vasfer5sv
afternoons in The hall Of the board of sldsrme6.
The object IF the meeting was q conference in
regard TO Tennessee carrcncy, to aseerisin
wheihsr something could not ba dJns ts main
tain our money q par. Mr.. WIN. Lyon p-esi-
ded, assisted by W. ". lotion, as secretary.
Remarks were made by Mr Csmsron, of the
hrm Of Cameron. KRight, & Csi Mr. Walker.
ofthe 6rm Of WateIield & Walker, and other
gentlemen II was generelly admitted that un-
less the principal banks in the ci.y sssppsd for
ward and took measures to protect their notes,
taore was no remedy for tho present conditisn
Of affairs.
The ueeting did nothing, therefore, bat en-
point g comnistss, consisting Of Msssrs. Came
rsn, Walker hAd BRTRham, to VISIT up0n Gov.
Jqhoson, and elicit his views upoa the subject,
aad adjourned, subject to a cal Of the CHAIR
man.
The esjsct is ene-of great interest TO al eur
clzsns. Our currency Is rapidly depTecistine
and every one WhO holds any ct il, is compelled
to loss. Oar nsrchahts and Business uen have
dsns all thsy eould to prevent isis result. aad
they esn do no mere. I tie banks can d.
nothing, then there is sn ena Of il; further de-
probation will f0flow and tas question arises
whether & wanid not Be proper ts pat the banks
at once into Lhs process Of ~iiqnidalou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

AUCueH SALE-rhs following prices wera
obtained az the auction ssls Of " B. Griffin g.
sa Yesterday: $4,000 Flsrds railroad
100 and isti $1,000 Charleston and
Ssvannaa railroad 2 per cont bonds, $50 and
int; Georgia Treasury 8 per cent. notes, 1875;
negro woman Hannah and child. $1,000; girl
Diana 50 575; arnhn MsFis. 81 900; man ia
"a yeafs old, s. $40 They also sold salt
for 55s pr To- sgrap. SO 275 to SO 81 per ga;
wax candies, 81 50 b 81 20 pr 10 rice. u 10
l3c small caddisa tobacco, 81 II 10 81 Il;
nails, 81 074 ~ 81 %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

FR0M N0BuE-An o6sisl dispatch from
Gan Magg, esmmsp3iHg tie CorfedeTate
forces a. Mobile. states that s considerable feet
81 Tie enany has appeared Of Fort Morgan
Tbs enemy are said 70 be building three vessels
Al shis Island.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-22

GOLD wATCH. which The owner orn Rave By
- giving proper l--cll ton and pagiu E +or this ad
Tsrris u-ut Apply % JUHE A. WALKER,
ar F 4. Hau-z Shrr.