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HARRISBURG, Pa, june 25-2.51 p M-
Danng the whole OF last nighi and uD TO tAo
present. time. long trains al wagons. laden with
Eaads and leasel-ld larai.uTe, Hara entered the
city. Ias farmers a-a 67eEj1E in with tbsir
horses also any number Of C5atrabzads Of all
aF7s and sexes
There are abon. six hundred cautszbsl3s be-
tween. u.aere and Carlie on The way. TAe jews
and many o-lers aIo packing mp ihsir goods,
Ieady fer shipment
IRe msttet OF dgc'a ing martial law is uEder
coHsidera-ien 50 pleveHt an, the ab.a-5oGled
men leaving ihs city. This is considered as fhe
ouiy msd5 Of compelling h8ujrels Of persons.
whose emily desi-e IS 81 make money out of tie
mis.oItu1os ct tleir tell0w-eTessuEcs, 10 remain
and defend iLe ely.
Ihe 1cse. column was slowly advancing this
nsrRiHg on Carlisle.
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Correspondence Of Tia Charleston Nercuryl
RICHMOND, June 30.
Under the Bressurs Of stirring hand-bil's, is
sued by Adiutant General Cooper, Geveraor
Lsteker and Mayer Mayo On Saturday evening,
we had a display Of civic miItsryon Sunday.
Preparat Ons still continue. The enemy viii
hardly attenpt ts assault the city, bat De may
try 10 break Vp car railroad connections; aud
if he dses, VIII succeed, Ualsss Ta get be ter
conmauday Bl5 the Prg5i3suti Is iai1tnatsd
We hardly know vino csnmHD5s Us. Gen.
C11ts Lee has charge oi Iha ei-.zee forces. su1-
jsos SO sha or3sr Of Ger. Ez y5 h7s 8s som IS
sid fa be siekia the city, sud D IT, I'LL. Is so
sEted 20 be on the CaiclSaboai1v.
Adfices we're received lron General Lee last
evening. lie is, doubtless. In ldarJlasd s souls
uncertain point, while Evel, with Ra1des'
divisieH, Is At s1ipPeZsburG, P115g snis.
ihe plan OF operations IS sal i-v3-gsd iu pro-
found mystery. OF cssrss the North i5 excited.
C0Rscienee makes eGwsras of them all-eou-
scienee, or something that serves tee place of it
inc great eriwinals wbez puzis5me1t i5 at
hand, So1ssthiDg fsiRtly li6s retaliation has
commenced, sId Its fruits ia the shape OF fat
cattle and horses, are already in the Valley Of
Virginia. The New York Times calls Justify fer
permanent srmy enlisted f3r the war, no mat
ter hew long it nay last, in place OF the present
short term OF enlistslents.
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Correspondence EaoZviie. egstor.I
WARTRACE, june %, 1865 Il ny
last I emitted to state, as I intended 70 De, that
that vetersn regiment, the 37th Tennessee, Col.
Moaes White, bad been consolidated wife tAe
I5lL Tennessee, Col Tyler, and as tks Ssh
has ever been considered one OF the best regi-.
meats Tennessee ever tEr8ed eat, and ss il has
berae itself ga1snlly in every conflict in which
It las been eBgsged-azd they are namsrsus-
vog viii pardon Hae fer speaking more at length
of e. as it viii aot be uRiRterestng to its friends
in East Tennessee IL was organized st Kaox-
vile BIZ Col VIII CaroH Of Memphis, who
was its fsHndsr, and Noses White Whs has en-
tered the regiment as q private, was chosen its
lisuteHsnt-eslonel. The regiment then, in No
vembor 1861, numbered eleven hundred men.
Gel Carroll was promoted 20 a brigadie7-geu-
ersl and IIisuE-Col. While was made its e0iasel
we End the regiment early in January, 1862,
making It's way to reinforce Gen. Zoicoher ct
F3shiae Creek. The regiment marched day and
Biaht. but it was impossible for it 10 reach tie
scene IN bme to prevent the calamity which
there occurred; but only iz time to iein in the
celebrated retreat taat followed tkat disaster I
need not mention the lsHg aud wearisOms days
OF marchiag this gallant army endured frlm
Monticello TO Corinth. The 37lh Fss fresh fad
had seen no service up to that tins, but ehee ed
on BIZ their gallant leader, they oVereame n BIZ
hardships and bore their trials no5ly, which was
but indicative Of the brilliant future they have
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A ROMANTIC INCIDENT or THa WAa-
Aboat three weeks ago Sergeant Hstsh. q th3
59th Virginia Eegimsns was captured IA an en-
vsgsmsns with The enemy sn the PenInsuia and
taken to Old Peint. His capfor was private
Of one Of the Yankee regiments. ..nauled kiriesll.
A late flag Of truce boat. arriving 81 City Peint.
brought up Sergeant Ha6eh. Wh0, being duiy
exchanged, at snes raturnad 20 bis post below
Richmond, and day before Yesterday he RETURNED
to Bichmond with private Kimball, whom be bad
captured IN q 8kirmish near t5H White Hous1
The incident Furnished Easme for iHfslaae
comment, Is 0u8-of the occurrences ol sl 17-.s
vidual character which fad fsH parallels in ihs
history Of Wals-- Riesrigsa EaqsiFsT.
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- -, 60 i..... r-..l-.
We pIess4s .es15 80 -. ~. 49,. -.
rscelVsq u lalS ~ ~ .-.l-- ~ s.-
All PothoAs "AAI1 es'-- --'- 1 --e
N-" -e-' ~ y
trust that before long ihis Hairlsioal sifi.a
may terminate, and that TIE last battle as trsa-
eficksbHrg may teach these fanailoai aouA-
gogues at Washington, iueludiBg the "-Tranl
King Abraham I, give tho davll bis tittaal tlas
tbs bravs and enlightened eo95a ezlno5 % con-
Bat. elas oua good, brave, and upright nanl
cave uu bis life to tho Cause of lnaeHendeaee--A
general ,yho Wss rsspested Nqrin as We4 IS
E,.,th-"Si iqaawaN Jackson 4ay ms aAla7
ba bs-de6 dawl % posari-Ii VIA il-
Csor-s VA hingteu. Lhs naWs o- Aa cess
ereetss \ 7ass FanzaEon % ta1 city, anl
widely lsusatsls 10 give you s iil
Of the rru1e. Al fbs raat fatlsnai Eaa-
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III j have on hand Ana TO arrive good los Of Black
FF Broad Cioth Hsrseilss, Liasu, etc, which We
a4e r,re pared 90 make ap ia The 0tt- etgie-
W. X. HEERIEa 8 Co,
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or coed quality i1r sass s1d sre prepared 90 Ea ke
~ t-e-- U1ll0rEls irola E Do The uesi stge and
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-tarE have on hand large los Of home Knit Wool
Fa EoekF, which onsr for sale. Also. striped
sfirts s7d Other articles u hs golhigg and Furpeh-
M iire M. =. HEkAL6- g. CO.,
fulsfgg atlanta, Ga
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PEW hales kome made md sTy Jeans Vgilra
age 81 prrPared uaaEe iut3 Uniforms f5g ~
-a.az y tineeTas q leas9a. terms.
WF HERRING g. CO..
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LUMBER

TTTE 7r-E 20 c0ut-rcE fuE.= al steIv rsr
ff go fhouslad feet inch Pine Lumber.
400 rtolssLd farl Oak LumUsr.
100 h0u5srd feet Ash Luubzr
At tho Eaf1Ee Works W u. MCELFBESH
iuzaIm r risrH Ga.
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WILLIS & YOU UNG,
Couier's Block.
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CONFEDERATE PsIsONERs IN TIE PeNTrEE-
fIART.-Wllliaa L. Thompson, convicted of
forgery IN the Confsdsrals District Court for the
Eastern District of Vrgjnis, aud ssntencsd to
three years Imprisonment in tha Stais Peni.an-
dary, WAS eondacied TO lhat s.institu -iorl' vss-
terdsy, by Deputy Msrshat Henry RIysrs, bat
the Superintendent declined to receive him, in
consequence Of resolution sdop.ea s01s days
since by the bead Of directors, .leelazinr that.
as the Penitentiary is nsw. Considerably y crowd
ed with Prisoners and the indicaE0ss IRE shat
tho eonv,ets froa the vsrions uasEaaa Of .hs
State viii swell the uunaber SO iargsly that sll
tAe cells viii be filed ia a short tiae, 10 more
prisoners convicted il the courts or ethsf tEibu-
nails Of the CoHfsdsrste Slatas, can be fe5eivad
into The PsBitsHtisry ''-Richmoad Yhig, 81
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VOL. XIV, NO. 1913

We cannot be neutral and civilized and Ca7is
taH hers- AHd Wiihal our Beiey ID narr5ar
sighted and Disappointing For whenever The
end does come il viii cone By mediation, ard
not before The present Gorernnent IS dogee3-
ly suilsn on this sHbjscl s has bees said-eei
isrbid tbs sHspioi0u-Wiih the diabolica iatsn-
ton ot Witnessing the wreck and utter exsiac-
tion Of plat great republic which threatened lhs
futur2 the cid mouaTchies Of Europe if
this 3 re Wachiavslliaa design Of Minister'S
n9tas seau be m0rs TspuTuant 70 the sympa-
thiesA 81 ingenu8usnesss ef the entire Britiss
popui8a 70, nothing mara suicidal and dastrgc-
tive % English interests, aHd nothing more hos
tile % the progress Of The Whels hun1an race
for this Is not q question Of policy 5ut Of hu-
manity, Christianity and civilization
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1olU Oh lsnd Gnd for sale ~
VI. Z. HERRING g. 90,
tR Atlapte7 Ga,
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border. Some of them would make excellent
cavalry animals.
A dispatch received here tbis morning, states
.het Gen. Jenkins force was crossing Cave
mountain and entering McCsnnellsbutg. The
operator had lef bVt he heard distinctly the
voices Of the rebel officers giving THAR orders
CARLISLE, Pa. Juaa 25-noor-I left ('eg-
sons station at hsiEpast 10 o'eieck to-day. The
enemy was then abTesst of Us on the pike The
snsmy's dFum beat this raorsiHg st hall-psst
eight o'clock At hai-past nius the enemy,
c0mmeucod % m8ge. and chsrged car cavalry,
who then commenced 81 fall back slowly, ia
Eood order, She enemy following up eautiogsiy.
The sIowness with which the rebels advance
IS accounted for frem the fact that the enemy is
noHutlE his infantry IS be goes along Sc as to
facilitate q retreat il c3se OF disaster.
IF tie rebels reRiaiE ten days lorgsr in the
valley the detrIasRt TO the crops will be very
great, consequent Fpon the Inactivity Of the
farmers theTs remaining and the absence Of their
horses.
Last night the roads Were literally covered
with cisizaas skeda3ihzg from various tswns.
Gen. Kaips's ssmraand Is here.
CARLISLE, June l2--5 p. H.--Fbo ouosly's
advance is within Eve miles Of here.
HARBIsBU8G, PA, JBae 25.-At last &c
eouzta tas ouauv was wi.hinf0ur miles of Car
Isle. General Kuips bad his listle band e0nl-
prlalhg tae -th and 7 st New YORK lstsHtry, and
3 portion ef the lst New York and 6.h Mary
lasd cavalry drawn up ia linn of battle q short
dis'Ezea wost Of tie town. Every OHa expected
aa attack woulj be made bsfsre night, But for
sag1o rcrs7n the rshalz hzvs kept thsE distance
Il 'fl.a Ui ears caEle down this afternoon. It
~cs filed with seoFfe escaping from Carlisle
AVssg the collection was a large humber Of
s7u.rE5sHds. Throughout the entire day wsg-
oEs Of al descriptions, loaded with furniture
aud ether property, have been eominE into town.
IL is enough to touch the moss o5durats heart 90
see the poor blacks ss they come TO this com
mon asylum. Several ef then walked the su-
tire distance freE Carlisle, and the feet Of many
were swollen snf 81 leading
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the city the produce to be sold in sha market, at
cost, to citizens aud heads Of families. With 8
view Of carrying out this noble object, be has
appropriated ten thousand dollars 20 the further
ancs Of tue movement. We shsl r5cgr 70 this
again Charleston Courier.
The same sysiemeould ba adopted ia Atlantis
with saving Of f'y Per cent. TO tte consumer.
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The ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.- rebel
steamers Alsbsma and Gsorgia were san as
Bahia, May l9sh, coaling from G Btiash. b4fk.
The authorities had ordered them of, bat tseIe
were no signs Of theiT obsying she order
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Oldest Warehouse IN the Cit

E. WILLIAMS,
COB. y SSTD.R' .WEH CH.T.FsF.
Lto8 De ~ parcla-- lf every vsfia rr-of GOODS
~ sold Do LlE u---H-. AtlalEEu Bcs l-, Decatur
tirset E---srrt Fa-5E-u.s 5l ihs city.
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KILLED Privatss J Whiting. 3 3 Williams FTounds
ed Corporal Wm Danforll. sh0uid9ri s1Ea'a. Prs
.tss g Sullivan, arui. 51Tsrs= ~ H Iahou, chow
sirbt: O Baker slight; II Shields, shehti i . Prid-
-sr rIiqht Total-kiilsa g wounded 6-5.
Tsscspftul lsfiou--Efiled 20. gFouu-isd 1l1
a trne c5py sf the Surgeons report
GEO W. WISCHEsTE12, "a a. G..
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From the CharlaEtsn Mercury
We present some extracts from letter Iatsly
received in this city from New York, 0Hit5ing
all portions which could give any clue % the aa-
thOTship
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G5 3tJenpBjs 3ppeaL
RUarEsHssD

John R, MCCIaaahaa---BeljamiB F, Dill,
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Lees HH0ie ArHg StCaaciHg, Ose HaaSrsd
Ts0asasd--T..5 Potomac Crossed az Tlsrcs
P0iats--StarlliHg 8umofs ef Lees Pra1ifaihy
10 Haslngi0H-- t0issais PgHit ai FTgrris-
5RTr--IHs Ad0aH-5 CH Carlisle
By Gay Of truce boat 80 Giiy Poius possession
Of Northern dates Of the 26.h and 27ih were re-
csivsd.
The Horlz of the ooh has .bs following dis
patches
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Lisa Of KILLED sad yVounaea Ia Batss,
BrfUEde.

Company A--Wouudsd. Privaiss Henry Bradford ln
shoulder, severely ID M Jobnsou iafs ss3t aiglv Yea
L0vstt, arm. slightly WuI hicHsnd1u laot. 81 l71tlv
Company D-Wounisd- Orderly Sergeant Dada
halt, log. severely. Total
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Company E--VTouudsdf Sergeant de1rgs- al117s
breast slight, Prvaiss II McCaIchau. llca. 81 lt7--
edwards, leg. Esvsrsi Z lH fyun. arzl- severe
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We had the gTstfcatisn al msstiaE u our
saastam. yesterday, Msi9r Kit OWslsY, iazs
arrived from Kentucky.
Ths numeroas friszds Of the Msjsr viii sbsss
oar gratiheatiez to the full sa learning that he
has escaped ir5n Burrsids and bis bleed
houads, and Is here safe and ssund.
Hai6r OEslsy, formerly under Gen. A3rgsn's
command, had visited Kentucky for tho pUr-
pose Of raising regiment Of cavalry tor the
Confederate service. He had rsisi8a seven
esnpsnies.
On the l5sh Of Nay he Wss captured near
Rowling Grosa, aud tris2 AID ssndamasd or
ehsrpe Of being spy. Ths 18th Of June vas
/ he day Exsd upon fer the exscution Of iha
sentence.
TIE Asior bewsysT, found it couTsaislt 20
I leave iust liills in advance Of the ike
Bv his daring ssgaety sided By kind irisads
I Of whom Major ONslsy h=s many IN Keatucry,
/ he managed TO elu5e the Esderal miuions, gualas
pskets and ali; visited various places in ken
/ tneky, ns far North svea as Louisville, an
/ finally made his way Ssush into Dixie lie
/ looks well, and ne doabs not lseis aeitsr.--
1 Ka0rpiIIs Cb7OEicis.
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Editorial Oorrsspondsnss Savannah BopubH.sal
CHAKLrsroE, ssadsy Night. July 18th 1858.

Editorial Corresp pondsRGe Savannah Eopubd seH.
CHARLEsToy, ssadsy Night. July 18th 1868.
I have bat a fsv. minutes to write, but viii de-
vote thea to tbs readers Of the Republican, as al
eyes ore sRKioUs}y turaed to this city and all
hearts yearEing far iIs safety.
This siege oil ChaTies6CE hss regularly begun.
TIE enemy hope to take It BY gradual ep-
uroae5as, and they bsvs IS least gained oncoar-
aFenenl ffom tboir inst sgecssg--the capture Of
tie lever battery on Morris Island, thus giving
them q feetheld, and onsblipg then to set
aut hopefully ca their tedious work. TAis dis
asssr IS attributable 10 bad enginessiAg. for
which somebody shoEid be held responsible.
The lever battery was a Stacking sifaif, snd
oar men left it emily when the eaBlsges o.
( their guns had bees shattered ta pieces.
/ The battle Yesterday msTning claims plaea
sHasag the bloodiast and most destructive OF tha
var, st least SO fsF as the enemy are eOReetnss.
/ Our less was triaing-oRly one or i've killed
and ssms halt aezea wsunded. The inst ss-
] csunt give no adequate idea ST the slaughter
/ 81 the YaRkees, it having been 5sSed on evl-
L dsncss Immediately in front Of he battery. a
\ subsequent Reconnaissance exposed over four
/ baadrsa dead bedies, watch were bUyied By or
I men To this add the usual propsItoz Of
! W6ua6ed-fivo TO OHs-end the cssuaiaes ee-
cese swfal. That proportion in this ease, Asw
! ever, Is too large. The fght was ct close quar-
ters. snd It is believed that q naaiurity of these
I who were strRek were killed, Aa Otacer ol
] high rank gaYs to me to-day IS bis apinfpn thai
at least one fhOusand Of tbs enemy were pul
hors az combat ia the action. In addition 10 the
killed on the Geld, the Eurgesa Of tRe hpsPissl
8iere their wounded sTe new lying inlonns nls
that eight died LASS night and il 81 probability
80 many msrs win pass e theR lsng teequn
before m6rniRg.
Wilhng to do Justice 70 o brave foe, maJ
be aided that q more daring and gallaat assaIii
has not been made on eithsg side since The com
uencement Of the war. The enemy num0eEe'
I fifteen hundred, according 10 the bsst aulhoIih
al hsnd They iaadsd on the lower end Of sh
island, and doubie-quicked it up to tho YER
mouths Of our guns, coming in along With op
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For the Memphis Appeal
DIKIE's LAND.

FnroBali farewell dear Di1is land,
Thon'r fading from oar ysarning sight
Oh, Ein and distant seems the day
We hspsd would crown our chserisss night.
The fatal line At last e drawn
Oar destiny from thine aparti
Bui, Oh. the sI hat life hlidl dear
il thine, our crushed, our bleeding heart.
Dsar Di1is, homs o. chudhoofs years,
They cannot rife mrmary's bower
More gloomy ss she Present grows
Tha Past comes back with Jvondrous power.
We sec then not, th-zsraazer hosts
We Rel &. not. ths saIlav eaaiz--
But free ia b-art aud voice once more,
Wore bae1 IN DlEis's land again.
Thro' al thy trials. dark and deep,
More fsudly our udsct,ous cling
Oh i1 our heart Of hearts, thou'rt shriusd
A holy au5 -Tsrshlppsd thius
Ne earthly ls.tsr eaa sstrange,
No ehaugr can ca1ss us TO forget
A proudly as We loved lles once,
oar Dixie land, We love thee yet.
we love thee Tor the sunny skies
That kiadIy smiled upon our birth
We love thee, for we nsvsr knew
4 spot zsrs lovely yet on earth
We love tass for Thy gentle hearts.
And prineeiy blo85 that proudly doWst
The valor tha, no fate can crush,
The Brssst, forever barcd 20 fossi
We love t5ss ssr tss long sgo"
We've lost, but viii forever bless
And. Dizis, ne viii love the moro,
Because s5 cannot lore les Iass
The Laglaaa loves his chserlass land.
And waudsrz from itB hills unblsst,
Nor hads usath fairsr SUMMER skies,
50 sweet a dream Of home and ros.
TIE red man zesrns, with stately pride.
The tempting lure Of wealth AID art,
And turns hira 70 Bis forest Wild
Win fsshlr- eye and burning heart
Hlyh treason honest words are elaassd
A scornful thiag patriots prils,
But tdat we love our ehlda0ods home,
Dare any, cold Of hs3rt, 10 chidsf
Theu caast not d9ubtssr sscred trust,
Tb0uIt nos arraiga our hooking stand
'Tis better thus TO bids oar time
'Tis Better thua for Dizis's land
II prayers coz,s bear thee thro' this storm,
IF tears could wash thy grisfs away,
Peerless, dsaz Dixie, thou shouldst stand
The p-ouaast land on earth tO-dsy.
We've waited long and patiently,
Aud lsug sud patiently ven wait,
TIL Freedom leads thee, laurel crowned,
Trumphzntiy thr0 glory gate.
Then farewell. Dixie. Tor awhile
The shadow on thy brow must clear
Thy Father holds the Christening rod,
And treasures up each falling tear.
Oar crave, beneath thy greenwood trees,
in peaccful shadows YET vilirsst,
And whispering brsezes softly sigh,
Shs lov'd thseGolgsst loved tls best"
EsTHhLE
1FrYfrHrs Jane l2. 1853
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vsu5 falc7H- 81 sse System Ft=a f1r laa asec-
y tar 1f rEs tlUe- Dol E.-ds
81 Eet si tEa eza. t9rl-s7sr Generals Depart
nenI iz assrscd he special cEa'gs 81 the subisct
A corf-s sHe Q1arisrasster IA the rank el Maisr,
iE aaair--1 - rsca st-ts ard Pc Qua 5al master
Vtl--a- rzas Cap ain, iz sscs C51sraastoaai Da-
ire 1=aal- ll is practical 70 CclecE she t-nth.
Esrh Congressional DistliCt viii be EubaIriasc by
ts Post Qusfs1ntlr charge Of f. into sections fer
the ss1vsrsat d6lirsfy By t1o ptysr o hiE queta
OF ursdac= z4d 5-snts wifi he appointed by tbat 90
Ger % take charge O. taa ospots g. be ss1oLiasa 10
essh ssei9z
Before taese deDots can be estabhsd the asses.
meu.a rseu-=s u-der -hs lnz bs uasds, tao crop Of
tnia e De- hay and he cip sf wuei for tEs prefent
-sar wiii have been secured
70 relieve farmers ir0u re risk Eza iHcszTsnsncs
og starzE rl= lsverzEa uf pcrUHl as well A. te 81
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BsBa tl. ut sstsrzes aaz rsqfesta ta-e7s resie g
dsITsr The Geveansuf ran h. any Eart sf iii 70
tkst QHart rta---Gstsr
Fgu8sr he I-r lazers ars rsqsirsd ts deliver her
tsah 90 d=ro.s not ni1rs thEn slt milss fram tHe
scs o. rrscucicn II they vii aever usder his
9 rsI r1e 61se1seHt ri pay f-r The transport tstlsn
in ezcss q 81 g4l rlsa- The Quarsr-ast-r --cslv ug
Blodrs uaier tHiz r.is wit give receipts % tse pre-
dBcar 81 evidence taE- muca q he tax Is PAID
Ana le f8st Guar rtar-aais7 Of tie congregational
District azi- D. te t-u-l after rts a-gssaur
has eel saahed sEG usds i known 20 haa. ths GuaT
tsrraa-lsr Vtnus tht letlIC II delivered will ase
red. I'd 70 tse 'esi 81 tie Bisiriet,
who VIA sda cupy ct the rec i1t uPen ths Essss
erHsts before tra.aEAg Z = ~ agents g iAe
reeeiv III dtaai LaEbIa sAiIGr
fg2la q. q. n sez.rsl ir charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15
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Clerks certificate TO follow lha absvo.
If wiibin .bsir lnowledge. elsiusHts should
state where the sficsr OF soldier was born, and
whsR and from what Cause be died, 1isiiHg gui8h-
iag those who were killed IL battle, OF died Of
wounds TBesived In battle, ron these who died
Of disease.
Ws5n there Is aH administrator, ccrtlleasa
of tho fact by The proper ofiser Of the court
granting the same, undsr his seal Of ohas, VIII
be al that Is Necessary.
The law, and these regulations applying as
well to eonscriPts as 90 volunteers, with respect
t9 the f3rmsT claimants and witnesses, VIII Be
required 90 swear 90 the eouseripii9R AID the
regiment and commander TO whish the e0ascrips
belonged Thsy VIII name the csptaius and
companies when they can C3s0, as this iHf5In-. ?
dsR viii greatly facilitate the settlements.
Claimants sh0sld always indsrss sa thair
papers their address, naming post ofiss, county
and State
The afsregsiRz f5rns. etc. have AL bssa ap-
proved By the Secretary Of War.
~. H. s. TAILOR,
Second Auditor, Confederate States.