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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-21
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS!
Those havine Friends in the Army

We call tho attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that "Hoofands Ger
induced by exposure and prvatiOns incident TO camp
life. In the lists, Published almost daily In the
newspapers, the arrival of the sick, 1t will be
noticed that very large proportion are suuering
from debility. Every case OF that kind can be
readily cured by Hoofiand's German Bitters. Dis
roSntng from disorders of the digestive organs
are speedily removed. We have no hesitation in
stating that If these BittOrs freely used among
our soldiers, hundreds of lives might be saved that
We call particular attention TO the following re-
markabIe aud well anthenticated cure of9ne Of the
nations heroes, whose fe to use his own language
"has been saved by the Btters."
~ yPanADI1PHIA, Aug. 23d, 1852 1
MEssRS JONES EvANs.-Well, gentlemen, your
Hooland's @ erman Btters has saved my life. There
fs no mistake In this 1t 10 vOuched for by numbers
Of my comrades, some of whose names are appended.
and who were cognizant of all the circumstances OF
my case. II hm, and have been for the last four.
years, q member of sherman's celebrated battery,
and under the immediate command Of Captain X. b.
Ayers, Through the exposure attendAnt upon n my
viii Or the lungs, and for seventy
two days 10 the hospital This was followed by great
debility, heightened by an attack Of dysehtery. i
was then removed from the White House, and sent
to this city, on board the estate OF MRine,R nom
which landed on the 2sth Of jun. Since that time
have been about as low. as any one could be and
still retain spark of vitality. For week or more
was scarcely able to swallow anything and i'll did
force morsel down, 1t was immeniately thrown up
I could not even. keep a glass Of water on my
stomach. LIE could not last nnder lsucn olESuhl-
stances; and accordingly, the physicians. who have
been working faithfully, though unsuc0edstullT TO
rescue me from the grasp OF the dread Archer frank:
~ told mo they could do no more for me and adv cd
me to see clergyman, and to make such disposition
Of my limited funds rs bOSt suited me. An aeqaint-
ance who visited me at the hospital Mr. Frederick
Steinbr0Wn, Of Sixth street, below Arch advised me-
as EOrloFn hope, to try your BitteTs, and kindly
procured mo a bottle. Erem the time commenced
taking them the gloomy shadow OF death reeeded,
aud / am now, thank God for IT. getting better.
Though have taken but two bottles, have already
gained ten pounds, and feel sanguine Of being per
have heard nothing for eighteen months; fOr gen.
tlemsn am loyal Virginian, from the vicinity OF
Front Royal. To your Invaluable BttteH 1 owe the
certainty Oflie which has taken the place OF vague
fears-to our Bitters will owe the glorious priyt-
Iege ofagan olAsping TO my bosom those who are the
| = =. ~ ISAAC MALONE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-21
The Real InIeanInE OF the Recent EIec-
tlon TiFtumphSs
From the baltimore American. .

from the Baltmore American.
The position Of the Copperhead leaders,
in trying to deceive the people and involve
the country in a disgraceful surrender of
the Government 70 the Slave Oligarchy OF
the South, is the more to be detested as no
one believes from the anteeedents Of most
of those men-these demBgOgues-that
they care aught about the issues they
make, further than as these are likely 70
restore the old psnderers TO slavery TO
power. Utterly reckless OF the future in
its bearing ON thePeaee Ofithescountry and
on the duration of its institutions, they have
labored With might and main % bring those
who administer the Government into dis
repute, If thereby they may take their pla-
ces, indulge their old greed for the spoils,
aud by their blunders and their want Of
principle combined, reduce the country
once moreto the verge Of destrnction.-
The great organ of the Copperheads in
New York-the WOrta-as good as aVoWed
the utter selfshness, the mereehary char
acter ofthsir purposes in June last, when
it summed the matter up thus: y g
1.-THE o5set of the Democratic psty Il, 4
get the Preseat A AdFiilistrasion oHt cfPoWtr.4 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-21

ATTENTION, MILITIA oFFIcERs
TUSE REOETFED-10o ooples, fhFba vols each, Of
u Caaey's 1nf.utEy Tactics The above 4 tle only
Work auGnortle4 y TIE WAr Departmoo- oE tho IN
stEuCtion q the IufantEY og the armies of thA u g
Uhsth6f regular. volunteer o. militia.
seffcE 30 re jos. GRAVES q CO.
funl1 No. % lEouros 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-21

IO-bPICIAL NOElUh5 U0llDEl' u H10lo Tatel'
E1-YpArly Advertising on reasonable tGrms Aoc0r-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
An AadyertiSemontsf from TRANSIENT psrSons or strang
hr8,to be paid for i1t adehtic.
Business Cards not ye lines so p0rYear,
or So for six months, but os orter period nothing
will be counted lesa than 4uAfai0i-It 1--a
I Tho privilege Of Annual 9Sertisng IL limited to
the Advertisers, own Inametiate business; aud all
advertisements for the beneAt Of other prisons as
ofauetion sales and real estate in by them muSt
be paid for at the usual Eatesl :. ~ ~
05-AdVertisementB not accompanied with VT tteA
directions, will be inserted forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices Tor Political Meatings to be chargedin an
cases at full rates ~ fl at
Marriages, ,NOtoesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nOnvl1-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-21
JOHN II. HOFFMAN,,
d. Attorney FOG Presenting
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,

@N~~-@-H~ - - - eSose SAsS
WyILL eoatinse 20 pEos4ensS INV UALID anl cher
w PENSION CLAIMS, - well - CLAIMS Tor
BOUNTY MONEY, BOUNTY LAND, BACK PA +,
and for HORSES and other PROPERfE lsat in tbe
MILITARY sBEVlCE Of the Omitted statss. Also
will give pEoupt attentiOn 70 COLlECFIN0 CIR
TIR1ED ACCOUNTS for HaWlRE. &C.
owing 60 my expeFieDre and tamiltsFity with the
various PENSION, BOUNTY AND q UNrY LAHD
Laws and the large RnoInt g RECORD EHi.
DEACB In my POssessbOus etableN q be SeTS
successful IN the prosecution Of 81 -PSNEJ - ~
when Ia many instances the claimant and att FnrS
had long given up 10 despair. No matter hJN jim
cult the claim - = d. Just. ,.t.
ENO advance fee To4aiTed-
address JOHN q. HOFFIGRN,
MuEEaltuRn. Vet Hn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

1ozsl By the rebel forces. The renewal oi
slaves from, BlssiEsipBi % Gaorgia sad Alsbsms
tas hssa 80 gr8at that the eiovsIn0rs OF those
S.a5ss aaVa Issued proelGmations faTbidding T.
Gen. Gilmore commanding near Charieston)
u an afies 1ispatch, states his whole ioss irom
hr IQ-h 10 b Isla als., At SIX hunsrsa aasl
sixtY-iva Killed sAi wounded, and tArsa hun-
l-sf anS 6isv nsissing.
Pser5r's f1rsas have been defeated in an
1s n st-er.ol ts destroy the railroad bridge at
Pa-fs. XIV. They were subsequently, sacoGn-
tered g. Lancaster, snd again defeated, aud
-ar-.v one lun 3red prisoners taken. A. last
a,Iv.ess tho rebels we're Hastily YrstrsstiHg 5ewzrd
Calb-rlAn5 river
Ea-sau aivieas state that tive rebel steamers
bad returned t1eca, BENG unable C. get into
Cagrs ss51H. Ten blockade runRjng stesmers
CLEARED from i lsssn oa The Sah ut
The Nsw York TriBaHs hss latter dated
Richmond Jaiy 5n staaas that the late mis-
sion 1t A. H Slsphana wss ts BEsvsil apon cur
GIverHnazt % essis1 from srmiHg negroes, or
srsy r8a.i rst8liats by arming sad orgaHizizg
s the slaves Ia the South 70 operate Egainss car
aTai IS. aud-r sbsir nasiaTs and sfhesrs
AI7iess frsn EsgT OHeaas VIA MenPhis
hriaEs Eumors that B-azAsar City is ngain in
5rr possession. aH5 t1at G5n. Wsr'zsl las cap
-urzd 5000 ra5e.s st D3nai5s8hvlte
The rsH0ysi Of tao dead from the battle seld
7t gs ysngrg IS forbidden during ths months Of
ara Iss end 5ogtszBer.
A Livsrpse. ieitsT states thst enc Of Laird's
-5E.-.ai vessels was launched sasTt tinas
siHcs. She Is most t0rmdaalei VIII have two
.uIs.s, coated Wi5a aTm3r places 4i 10 inches
-1i..-- viii 7zi lhirieau Knots pgr Gsur, and has
a rsa e. the stsm proisc ing soysn fset Thera
grl we'll -gro1zlsl susDieioas that this vessel is
8as -Usa z3r 5aa ys7sl5.
f-7esy u N ra85s a rai3 on Fairfax 8sVrt
House, ThBgs1-y zlrat, capturing q number OF
zg-l-Ts' wagons zssds5 with goods, ColoHsi
L-Ezil, Ti-h tls u Massachusetts, cavalry, IS in
8u-sU}scf taaa.
There fs Ho '7asdatisn for ths'rabsl report of
She tsash q Gaa. O4gsrhags. A. latest accounts
be was Il excellent heait1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

From Lhs army o t1s P9l3nas IS IS stated
ibst Ges. lee hes 1.as51d ni5 erly = CslPapec.
s5d mace f.pala-is1s .o give ua battle. ELs
sr.t ssvaiias sJuh oi CuBePer was 20 f0l as
81 takng The hlelarcls 3uI Eoats, 5ut iiadiug
olr almy DID DOB aeF.l-ca ssAcenlEal9d niH army
a. CulpsPsG, aad lol-esd lAe 2aaifs ci tas
hagllaa.
ieasbuIg asviees to the 25-a cay ihat Gen.
Fsrg5l,s oIglalon has gcul y para,apa.g u siie
a.teek % Mobile Mississippi . virtually eban-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

burned the Marreesbsro bridge ald Carter's
lsrge grsja mils That head g buffalo" Chas.
Henry F5ster, was vita the Yankss xpsdi-iou,
aad il viii sifsrd shs public better ssnaste OF
bis dsspe4sis character, 3 know be Was mar
RED IN sight Of tho mil g @hic5 the torch v 80
applied, and that Alr Carter the owasT Of tha
mill, Is dis fsthsr-in-law Flo has a captsin's B
commission, and is suthsris9d by Liae9ln 70
raise regiment trom ameag the buffa'oes Of
Hsrth Csrsiisa-f 50 msny as regiment Gan
oa found
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

= Tbs New York .sursal Of Commerce SAYS
it was n0tissabla feature that no politician Of
aisher party was a participant in ibe zto riots.
Il grew out of she sisc0utsnt Of she people ana
was a suddsR and unPrsmodi.ased 0ul5aT5s. Ls
ADDS.
1t must be Hstiesd saat, while thera we're
thousands Of rioters, without organization and
withOUt leaders, who were active in the riotous
warz, there were other thousands who we're
spectators, taking no part fer o. aganst The ret.
but who expressed ely thsT sentiment iR op-
position TO the drah
We eenuot close our eyes or ears 30 this fest.
Most Of these persons eoansaed waiting for th1
csurts 70 pass On the lsH. In taair esavszsa-
tons in knots and groups they expressed the
opinion that Re law would 5a declared unoou-
sltuti0nal. Taan any oH8 asked what thsT
would Do IF the a5vsrumant shouid 20 ou wifd
the draft IN spite Of such a decision, or Titheut
waiting for it, they maintained an ominaus
silence OF expressed their bitter opp0sitieu.=
Tais We regard as one Of the most Important s.
psets Of Che aif8ir, snd one which demands ths
c5nHiisTation Of the authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

TIE Herald ccn1ss6s that events have viz
uallv established Ehe recognition Of the South,
.hesga not IL diplomatic fern
Ladii jau7nals assert that the Spanish Gov
e-ausni Is eaazi 3sring the question Of st once
-6a-.-r zHr ts5 r1ata.
TheE.=g d. Portugal had c9agrstulatsd The
Enssar Ga 5hl .sEilg Of Mexico
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

QUEEy.-What IS the reason that tha lsw
passed BY Congress, requiring su abla-50die3
msa employed in ths qusrfermastsF and c8aa-
nisszr7 departments, etc. etc., t1 sz ra.isvad
by soldiers ugHt for du-y in tla fsld, e aot
ia.isRinE as clerks in pest offices. as pro-ast
narshsls, As CsPtGils 81 posts, ag puIeaasaEs
for the Government, and tie "iali1sss wiik
musk8ts" railroads., sis., and t'ia army Of
the Confsdsfsey wouid be increased b7 Efteen
thousand effective men OF more Pa. shs peer
wounded men IN these positions. and TIE work
win 5e dsns more faithfully ard e sha adva1-
taEs of the country.
Ginea tho above was writes We 6n0 th4t Adj
jutsnt-Genaral Cooper ass Issued 60 order is
earTy 0at the act Of Congress requiring all qusr-
,ermastsrs and sommissa1ies 90 delll ss nang
disable soldiers as mgy be necessary ioT ser-
vice il their respective oedess. Citizens 90 en-
Boyed viii be reported to The enrolling gtEe1r
for eanser Ptign-- ldisgissipp5EH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06
VOL. XIV, no $50

fud ia the futuge. 7 .Tast. soms PES cs1,na assna
70 res0rd them and rive them taeir d5e. W len
Euah pen sb0uid come 60 detail the siege Of
ChaFieston in 1863, and wleH IL s'ufsns
shoald tarn t1 The psgs 70 read what s asrs
recorded, let him nol dnd ihs1s words suel as
tdsss: The spirit waiea aaiuaiad - women
Of the Saatii Tas rot WASTING II Cesrlssigu
Here. too, thrsugbsut las struEals lsr las pss
session Of tho Ci-y. .he same isvoloa so eouu-
fry vas exhibited. Hiuo steT gave 1p taoso
dearest - them % woands and daae II 57a
0siHt only they did n9l rise % tta -asion- nor
become superior TO the st Of their SIX They
cou.d net deny taeir v8 5f at-niraf.s1 and af
pleasure; but even while the enemy cannon
vas ssakiug thsir houses sBd ihe Ea pi.als
we're SLING Up, They rss9rtsd % -ae 1sll-t09m-
sud LsIs only t0rgst their e0uaLry ior t1sm
selves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

defense CT B'c-Ue1t, and lzs Plsl ri -lHg
an army fsr the szp.u-e sf TvashirE.un, iB
-hs e7=zs Of its bsisg uncovered by Gsaarzl
Hoske1:
Rt9HHavD. -H1a % 1852
GEsEBALs You're oil tH= - received a
evening, ald zas.sH ts reply to the 1--at pre-
szEies lu relation Be- ta isl-gs en- aBa coasts Of
S0a.h Carolina and GseEEH TIE hopes iu-
c8lzef as 60 cur 88srabJGs az Iha su- which
WoE's is-ar7cns Between tls discharge Us ire
aLenTs E8.-.L s-HrBT sat t-a -s7s-i son lsf
lEsG by Others have l=g- gya-a.e- rr tIg
very error against which iE rras s4UEr. by
got relu.alesll-r-s. l-a-s slG4u-a-1au-s, and
General lrnat1u r1r tlU7s 90 cal fur r. In
fo7e-usEt. ll1gEL Dis 9rsl recI.sis01 was
mcre tlsn bed a- w 1l-er5se -~rn-s rem
54aeTals 1zaJ-Ezrl and Bragg. Genera.
Bragg is thrszreret WH s-.sar. L-s gem
5acE 70 b. sHreUcssi POSITION q Tu.ieh=na,
sr3 sa -G on BasElsg .gI E1 General basu-
regard ssys la4a-uC Eosls have been with
drswn Hv the enemy from Dis -8lt siEes thsss
r1fulGsd 30 NewgzT1, s1a --sf alT THa.s tTce
I IS necessary 10 cover EIs as- Lai5 es.ag ia
answer t5 G. proposition &c follow a movement
T e tie e=su-. 7a. F. e1 10 Che H-s Hl aH
/ bis oiaPes-4s t-=-, pointing lu et ts= sazls
I -ize 70 tEs vital Importance et dag -le ll7-
sissip1i, s1d rIal leasing @ l-s F.nH--
10Is T-ud fall lEle-8 er Yves sagur.v
sri gTozs-ly reinforced y. u Efl l5 salal.
force. part sf which has ben n-grza5 here
CiDeruan'g brigade Ia 8rar ~ riuF51l Col
quisas e. kHs ea, asfii1's neasiEs'. On she
.il-4ee- o. ~ '-i' '',' \ >-'-- o. . i1--7 a-l
1.A-5eA p. o-- l--' 90
ts1ipSfa-iy 7 -i7i9 o. --'ia' fld
-Ae country ---l' 3.-a. .f-a7 a
yea lett is e1 aEel ia lae seIsla o. hl-h1'7
ana ss.H.-g 'i'' - 81 -t- .i .1-t
ellY- AAe .i72yf i- i--'e --!e-' atNe a@a 20
pttae- b. " ab5 A'n'e - sl aA
advance ca q -- "ef.a siz atA--g etll-
snce ls l.icfsadi -4-+ oa---a, % e'1.'
dance @i5a ool .. --i nas been is-- st t-a--.-
FeI jn3c-o-- Al. '-i- -'-l5fit a'1 -H-s-iiea.
"as taA7- AF,-5 -'i- ia 5.-s 9 -'s -is'l. 1i i4-
ianliy Halah eAa- --l -.a so--A 'ai -le
o-a8- - -1.J pr = -A -''-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

s-tTgrCT a..e-ti8l PAID 10 CeAhiifs '-..si.,1 q
- -qe = -e -pton s1d rsEaitt4lcss promptly made.
tsr ~. r..a-l-I3lg 81 ..i ed al1 e.gsili.y Al-ee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

Ca Waterfall street, between Deea-
tur nas -as Atlanta and West Point
.---.-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06
-. II enhsrrfnfion.

D-Iv re- ulouth----.--------.---..- es3. go
~ Ea subscription taken fsr longer t-5a sa44
IsFo Ecl.ls
= EsE-t5 Es.-------------- ~ cents
[ls paper VIII be delivered to all
aeas-dealeEs at twelve and a half
CTS. n@r copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

MORE SPECIMENS or FEDERAL RUE
Gentlemen from Memphis state fnaf ri5ting.
drunkenness and shooting are iha order 0f s6s
day in that city The Federal officers ara over
amuss themselves with drinking and Shooting
men who are known TO have Ssuihera 6roeiiF-
itss, on The slightest prsteEt. Whst 3 basus
ful condition Of affairs H0W dsliratfui It
would be TO have al the Southern eisiss snas
msTo under, as the FeieTals claim. 'sths 5sst
Government the world ever sswn TIE present
condition Of affairs In Memphis IS a good PIC
tsreof ths condition Of things in every South
srn city The FedsIais have thus far capsarad.
Oar people shauid take care chat tho vau3als gss
possession Of % more il they Tousa the1sssivss
to their duty they rZi3l, ast--C0i,rn Tunes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06
Very respectfully, ysur cssiieat servant,
S. CeePFR. Adj -g7-a.

Gcn. r T. Lee. Commanding Army Northern
Vrri1ia WlBeass5sr, r..
In reference 20 sHs5rs i1 the s=utawsst, ta=
defense Of B-eanah5, ard .zs P-sa sr --.-iur
an army fsr tho saPlu-e sf 7Tashingtan, iB
-hs e7sss Of its h-isg uncovered By General
Hssker:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

Tas New York Hs-s.L F15s5cs .aa hlor-
ing intercepted aiaP-.oaes aoa president Dlvis
and GsR- Coogsr % Gen. Lee. seat while TIE
CoBfsds-sss z-uy vss in Fsa8sy' ia
rsfsrtnes te q proposition for assembling an
stmy at Cel7e7sr sH5sr Gss p a-ssEs-di and
tas Lsts U-iou o11-z-is1s on fss PalllE-.a:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

ahe E-g1rcpHfasl EB#sButetes fr-vn Esrer7-
dazf f1HviH Hua Giua sloaPrE-Ene Eolc cs
arcnad riictnend, efe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

Y Although re have hha iao zssssr ar.l
raissd an abundance Of all kinds of loacs.-
still everything bears 8 Hlost ffsnl5ls .s
Irish potatsss. 5ds 0iasr M d IS sts-
nsOga for eighteen e1ilEzs psl sn aad 10
soldiers at chat WhasE ws sra al drifting
ne esnnot tell bHf It S ee1asai Is IS nos hsa78a-
ward Cleusland 3sausf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

AEDE ERSON, ADALB & CO.,
HOI4ELsslA ALE
Commission 14eIcAanEs],
Whitehall Street
s.- - tlauta, Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

= We have hssTd great 3aai b ssslDlaint
from ear planters against shs cavalry ssad0ael
is this viciEity. They say they are woic3m8 t6
al the corn they ssn eat il they VIII snlv stem
throwing their fences 5osa and letting .ha stock
into thgir fsl2s.-BTaHaoH RegublioaH.
Soldiers in ail sections win usFs tsi1n5a. sn5
be always welcomed % raaeabsring ltis liza.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

reid has taught you the lsssea shas you haYs
ssmssbing 70 10, aad thal Your trainings are not
mere idle eeTaE0Eiss-gau ara 70 5a iho conssr-
vsloo3 OF psaee-uPan y2u, ghs people OF the
State depend 10 mlia5Hia law aud Brs1trve
quiet and order 10 every naigA59fhool pre-
pared at once, TO Hs your ta.y fully
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06
Ths ssa4sst Geou aEsfsaH.

IGArloss or rms ViCKsBUaG GARRISON
TINS following ar0 tho eI9Por,illlsie parts o. ial
lagi8as upon WaiGA oaf brave boys su5astsd icr
nlaay days previous 80 th9 suueaaeI, as fuI-
siisaisa by an fpssilgelt al.aWail posted lnsla-
Ice 40 of 5i-6 NEAL 3.9 0t 80 psas l5uEs i
bacon; f1nr d o., paa3, q. fiss lgari =
q. laas o. li.e 8 piaes'gt aalr oz liec, :
- nals 4aisslsslPpsaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-06

bHzs.
Tas latest AHeriean nfFs received iu Eng
sHd was 40 10 IFS 6la Of JAY thsE sceausts
dia nat insiuis ths i,,iiag ozei. Of GaR- Aizd8
ard Of Gen. Lss, bBsh st wnieu e7sats lad az
cured, bHt were s0- taeJg iueo&n. va ere
some higaly interesting ax-rag.s tE8m ID coma
ments ef she Eaglsh psPs-s GA tas greal battle:
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-17
A Call for more Troops !


We understand the President of the Confederate
States has called on Gov Vance for seven thousand
militia to be ready for the field by the 1st of Au.
gust and to serve six months in State defence This
call, We presume, will embrace the militia from
eighteen to fortyve not conscrpts not detailed by
the Confederate government and not exempted by
the militia law of the last session of our Legislature.
This will include Justices of the Peace, militia off,
GERS, and such State and County officers are not
specially exempted by the law feferred to; and if
the intention be to include all the militia between
forty and forty five, the remaining conscripts will
be taken, for persons between those ages are con-
scripts in the eye of the law, though order has
been issued to enrol them.
These militia, when thus "called into the actual
service of the Confederate States" will be under the
absolute command and control of the President 1t
will be his right to order them wherever he pleases.
The Governor will lose control over them from the
moment they are "called into the service Of the
Confederate States" Though called militia, they
will be regulars in the service of the Confederate
government; and the Congress may, if it chooses,
declare them conscripts and retain them until the
end of the war.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-17

the stone wall which skirts the east side of the
road together with the entrenchments, afforded per-
Sect protection to the men, though the shells were
thrown with wonderful accuracy. This occurred
about O'clock, P. NJ, and about the same time
heavy column of the enemy's infantry, certainly
not less than brigade, recrossed the river, over
the pontoon bridge, to the Stafford side. fhe ar
rival Of ten box at the railway depot near Fred
ericksburg to all appearance evidently an ammu-
milton train, little later closed the incidents Of
the day.
+, 1t can be stated with certainty that the enemy
have concentrated the main body Of their cavalry on
the line of the Orange and Alexandria railway, be-
tween Catlett's station and the river The horses
are reported in very poor eopdition The Yankee
infantry forces generally are reported as moving in
the same direction.
+ stilI Later. -
We learn that the battle on Tuesday took place
at Brandy Station, on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, five miles beyond Culpepper Courthouse.
1t is said the attack on our forces was somewhat.
unexpected, and the enemy gained some advantage
at first but troops were reinforced, and aftef
a prolonged and bloody conflict the enemy were
driven from the field. We regret to state that Col
Sol. Williams, Of Nash County, N. G., is reported
among the killed.