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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29
Butch PeeulfarsG--.

Ike Franklin Repository (puslishs5 at Cham
b~srsburg, Pa }, F~rs:suds to describe 81 lezg.h
the career of the C-oaederatos IN tie bar6sr
esanties Of Pennsylvania
soae # the border Sasas. and -as. ef Cha
mere Ssusaera rebels, bad rather p~ecuIisr con-
ccpjens e. The Pennsylvania Dutch. O1f.e q
AeHbsr we're astJniSbad to 6cd aur usoDle
speaking English, as tsev supposed that The
prevalsRt ~lssguare was Gsruaa. At first. when
they attempted deTisi7e remarks, tbsv would
inita-s the broken Egrish Of The Gsrmass.
and, judging fIau E@e.'s demand for twsnty-
five barrels Of ssUrkrsUt, at a seasoa when is is
UaknsWu IN ANY country, evsn the c0umandiag
officers must have considered eur people rs pre-
fsuudIY Dutch.
Iswould require an intensely Daseh Gamma
aity to supply saurkrsst ia July. Our fayza
buildings, ard especially ear large AID .hns
barns, all through the valley, ct oaca excited
their sstosishm0nt and admiration. Qlit7 a
number Of officers visited the barn of he edi.sr
as a matter Of curiosity, although there are
sassy in our valley much larger and quite as
we'll 6sishes. The private soldiers generally
esacl1dsd tbst it Mast be the church of some
very large denomination IN this e8srmunilv; ard
ths e~utbuiid,Sgg abGUt It, such as chicken house.
beg pes, carriage house, etc, were generally
supposed to be servants houses, and very nea.
oses.
The discipline Of the rebel army was admira-
be. BE private su5sitsrn dared 20 disregard an
order il presence of his suDsaor. OF who're his
Superior sfieer was likely 20 c8 advised Of il.
When the rebel columns flea s6rsgrh Chambers
burg, they marched with the utmost order and
d~ecorEw, sn9 lsBghisg, talking loudly, or siag-
ing was set iudalgs9 IN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

- The rebel Gen. Morgan has crossed tie
Ohio and Is making a raid INTO Indiana. His
force Is ropsrtcd TO be SIX er eight thousand, but
Ne are informed By d gentleman who saw hia
on ais march through keatucky that bis meu de-
BET nuaber shove thee OF four thousand
VITA these 20 can Do an immense saouat Of
damage, and New Albany and other river towRs
villain hIs reach viii probably suffer. Indiana
generals havs hitherto bssa occupied ia show
Tag haw far q little petty power can be made to
annoy AID p~ersecats good citizens. They will
new E3re en- opportunity 70 see what they can
de II the taca Of q real enemy. If they annoy
the enemies Of the country Sc much So they have
annoyed ia friends they viii accomplish much.
Il they slaughter rebels IS badly as they have
slaughtered freedom Of speech and the Kings
Eaglisb, there will be nothing more 70 ask.
Chicago Times.
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nrAnR pn0hPRCTE.

Oar disBatshes to-day conveying intelligence
as ts the critical relations existing between the
Washington ruzsp and HsglsR5 and France
VIII attract attsnten.
We have lsng been Of the sPizion that Sc
leng as ths ssutb showed strength sa5 abl-
ity FsRent t. snabls hsr t. bold her eva Il tbs
eszisst beth ESgLza5 and FrsHoa wsuld stand
slssf and see the eszfiss sntizu We have
felt squaly sure that a -ssssgs In tkair css-
dust wssld be PTsssesd BY the frst ssriszs
rsverses We shssld nsei with, IS it undoubtedly
Is ard hrEzH The while bssH thsiE discrimination
thai the States Of America, if they esz prevent
Il either By diplomacy or tsres, STALL sever be-
csas agaia united under sHe government It
Is to thsir interest to see the great c~slsssal pew
er Of this continent broken aIuHSer, and as
Rsrtharn eansfcisu, suPi5ity sad rapscity have
performed ihis work fer thsz, tfsy viii take
rsas care fhst the structure be net restored.
This bsize the settled and fm determination
Of these sewers, and known to be 50 BY the
ruup. e. Washington. there is nothing irati0nsl
~ ne eszclusisz that the Nortbsra rHlerz should
BE inslfned to 3 psaesabls EsttlsEeRt sf eur DIFF
fsuldss. with The ssuth alionatsd, tke North
Is net in q pssiisz eithsr to bid defiance q ofer
7sistanss to European inlsrvsHtisa, hswsvsr
trstsfzl AID regagnaHt t. ksT feelings such
: EeR6sz might be. Il Is, therefore, We
#s-zssza6fs to infer that the BeTth wOuld
he1sp5ss5, under suek circEastsDces, 70 put q
stsp to he war, and make terms with the South
81 tha best conditions possible. II size cannot
l1rs rs back izte the Uuien, she viii at least
Be distress Of parrisg cozpazy with rs or
amicabls terms and kinder fsysrabls treaty slip
ulsao8s. he doubt ell that possibly eaR will
% dose By her t. heal TIE WSan5s already
iEaiess5 EPosus So sssa IS she is broaght t. the
~ssuvistisz that separation is an isevitsbls and q
fKs5 fact. gyesFkaHtie honsy-fsEgiing will
probably take the plaSs Of pluz6sriHg rapaeity,
fhs Emancipation proclanatoa viii Re with
drawn, the esnEseatisR act repealed, and tie
ssathsE people rsuittss Is thsirprogsrtY rights
There win Be q gres. skew Of aaruasinity on
her part if sks can thereby szcs more secure the
meH5skip Of tie South. sssh iutimafionz have
already bssa dropped by this sane correspond
eat Of ds EsrsIa
As regards she change Of parties spoken Of in
the dispatch, We suppose This has reference to s
remsdSliRE Of the Cabinet AID & conyeeatioa Of
she new CsEErsss. to deliberate sRs-adviss u7on
PrsssEt Puhis sEigenciss. However this nay
hel we are sstissd from the terer Of this initial
hgsn0e skst the North have their troubles and
their grists IS well ss the Ssuths If we havs
orr zrrk eIsE7e fhair skies ara nat al b-i-L.
Let eur people take courage. We losk hope
fEly and confidently ts the developments Of
the futuN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

ELRE -A5sl5 . n.Ezias past II a'cl8ck last
nsat Jswetts slasing szd grs mul, or Royal,
asva MazIsaa stree., vas discovered e be en-
nHe aRd vas SEGA esEsumsd. The Ere sxtead-
&c 70 The lumber, 2 large qza1Efy q which vas
piled 10 tLe sheds =u3 yard extending thrsugb
to 6atsr sces-s most @f which vas consuus5.
The stranu-Es exrri5ss Of the 6rsnsn, wac fo.-
tau2ts-y hsd 81 abundance Of water convenient.
preserved Obs nib, between Water stree. and
The nFe-, 6T dsluEiag two small Buildings and
se1s rs 3 sfilmbsr spPosi.ss which While thus
prevented from Burning, served As a screen
against the intense heat 5f TIE aaaes-Hs5iis
Nslss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

We ask psbHe a~ttsEtisH ts the eAsRgs which
We have f~n5 it necessary ta make in oar terms
of subscription sd advertising. This advance
is price has besa nessssitated By the Increase
n ths Friss Of white PsPsr, as well as BY The
advance in he cost Of everything Incidental to
, neWspspz pabHcsHsn. Ia making this change
we have basR as moderate as the necessities Of
tho ease wsald aamit, snd We knew not how
long It may be before another change in eur
figures sAsn be forced uPsn IS.
These prices ksvs been sgreel upen By the
eEtre press ard We doubt not viii prove
entirely acceptable to all VIE wish to preserve,
in It's proper vigsr and vitality, the journalism
Of lie E.rth
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GENERAL I~NsTRUCTEoye,


hUEEaU. DEPARTMENT ED-a
MARIETTA. Ca, Jlly Ia I5-3-
General Orders N1-2
7 ALI g-EfrcEE5 acting urz-r arEa-s Of oozr
ls uEgfl1ts 81 Gau-c ipH-. and aIC Hesu acHn< Hr-
der e-f--eF -f coaaaai-rs 81 RarfezTor5 iz shis geo
~g-sprisl de74 IsEt. ere instructed 20 arrest End s-n5
% tla.r respective r5s-Ieu-- all s-tag1lefs and dess-sra
Likewise. the eaesrs az both organizations will r-rar-
al usu E-zla o. lu+v aa5e- fEs Cousc-er l.~. between
the ages q l- Eut45 years who hsvsuof legal szezp-
.ioHs and who fail Vs.11 --ig To- rses-. themselves far
service
IT, Ne f~arlosghs wiz be granted 70 C0nsciprs. To
those who report themselves as vsuasze1. q few iEys.
lzet exceeding HreJ viii o- allowed, % make tLl srs
para sls necessary for catering tae s rvIee.
III Those arrested as Couscrpts viii be examined
by a sarEica board, ana h rsea.F5d as competent vii
De enrolled as Lr-a-lrts.
w teumasI-rs af Esu3sz-sHF VIE have 70 srsa-
F-i1s p1srg rort gas-lgl ElsT engage he sarvicss,0s
c1UB-i=at urs7aEs or private phygG ans. we viii b.
governed By The Instructions 10 sriaHs as the Iarprc-or-
General NJ t-7 army copies at-TlleL viii be f--utsa-L
" Officers % s-e rsadszv5us 01era-iHg in Ia neigh
har1oaa ~ camps Of Instruction, srrestlaE c~oassrpfs
VIII -u tIsG s7sr b such camps szz officers Or
camps n ia ~tr1eta7n. apsrslagia .As ast gtssrassf e.
heuseEFsus, arrastus css-rt=rs ana slrazzisrs-wiL sarn
-leI 0T=E 10 aAs a=arsst C-EiszTsuZ
BJ s-aar of E-E-Gea. Eiizw Ca-E az 5ErssL
s. c. BUlCH a.. A G..
Ch1t-a-aeca Robe. Knoxville REGISTER Mea. zsao-v
sad Mobile Tchuns, viii csBy eas week.
and forward t-4ir -vssaus 20 a4- CAsal14a. A. q d.,
81 NesH aHaaI't Hsrf Tv ZL.W
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m~AH8EEELEEN ana
Yen.
The statement wss Hs3s By telegraph, q few
asys since, that large Hunbers Of Mssissippians
were deserving fon TIE armies in that State.
$ ana slrsssy many reaecisns have been made
hy ssze Of the press. At the time !. was pzb-
hshs5 we expressed dsub.s Is to whether the
fats warranted sgch q wholesale statement. sns
knowing the character of ths Mississippi soldier
well, preferred to wait further advises, bsfoss
i~Rdulgiug IN any ceHsorous remarks.
A gentleman fsElisriy oeHversaat with the
exact state Of stairs in this eeunscdon-wks
We may meRfsn, is not a MississiDBian-bas
given rs She facts, and that they warrant an ca
Hrsly sHnut conclusion fren tia. which
Weald Be arrived At on reading the resort. every
geasrous mA viii e5aeeas Amsaz the trsovs
Psrolea at Fieksburg were G large nuabsr Of
MississiPPisns. TAe wbols garrison was
ordered 20 march across the State to DsmspsIis
or sces other Psint, where tBey wsulS be fur
leugked and allowed ts &c hoao uatl eT-
changed With this ordsr they perhaps sbou,8
50 COED soldiers, have complied. Bat weak
and weary as they were, many Of the Mississip-
FiAnE eoUld not perceive a necessity Of marabipr
tem within s few miles Of their boxes to a dis
Eht point, and then returning Hence, in
PFsing fbrsugh the State. and in the vicinity
fbeir friends, they did leave tbeir commands.
bal pet, By any means, ia the sense that the
werd deseTisR generally implies.
We are assured that the sPHi. Of tie Eissis-
sni treoPs is notlost in consequences ef the dis
asiers that have fallen on their State. Ga the
conEery, the osTsges that have been commit
Ted on iAsI families, homes ana property, val.
only incite htm to brave ether dangers ard en-
dare gnaatar sufsrings, ia order 70 be able to.
punish the vsadais who have d~espoiis5 their IL
hsrianes. Taey wiz need no urging, after q
few dsys,rest, sud TIE fact Of their having been
exohangea is properly made known, 10 rally at
tie esl Of Gen. JoHNsrex.
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y We Presuas there can b no dsubt ant
that q Portien Of Grants tyeops have goae n,
the river since The fall Of Yicksburg. There
are various cosjeetures as to their destination
BY some it being thought that Rosecrans is "a
be reiaforced, while others express as decided
an opinion that Meade is ts be stresgtbanas
Il viii be remembered that Grants cali for re-.
Inducements, whsn be Imagined he was about
to % ettaeked ~ Johnston, was responded to
BY the Withdrawal hsm Burnside Of his Gem
nand, then in Kentucky. Ara not these the
troops thai are returning, aad nay We not AZ
lsok fer a renewal Of the preparations hat
making to penetrate East Tennessee sfxtv
days ego, and which were interrupted by he
withdrawal Of the troops destiaed to operate in
that diroetian7 We make the suggestion. The
enemy wiz bear watching
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

x We have Just learned frsn 1t. ssllers q
company A. Wares razimszt, Es-van's kri-
Eads, tkas Gel Chenauil vas e~artaiaiv killed A.
Green river. e.eveE miles ssuLh Of Csw8ba1.-
vile, Ky DudaE the same sngszsasaf Csse
Bennett, Of Gel JsAnssa's TsTiaani, and absas
5eventy-dVe prva.ss were killed asS wszadss.
We ere PsIass to aassaRce that Liest Thos
AarEa1. Of tHs generals stsE. was cr5srsd to
lake cssFE8o RI a esugauy ~ Lebanon, 5uriBg
taa angaEem7HS and jast bss7Is reacaing il 6l
6 FfeliU b the enemy.
Ws 'eafs from Gsj Parker that CAPT. Aagia-
Eis Wss kidd By GsPs MuTesy, Of Gel Dick
Earg2a's regiment, ia a Dsyssaal didigaltv. be-
tween CamBbalvils and Lsbaa5s, Ky-KHsT-
UbAs Chronicle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

EE~ Waist enc Of eur boats was loading
with plank, iron, etc, at Bridgeport, YESTERDAY
moraiRg, S. sins s'cisck, O 5edy Of sixteen al
the snsRy's Eounted infantry msdo a dash with
q view Of csP51ring tie sseaaer. Our shsrp-
shooters, (Aaaersoa's Mississippi brigade were
en the alert, hswever, aa3 gave them 50 warm
8 receptIeR, that after AZ exchange of seine fifty
sbois, they h~urTiesly rstrsztsj. No damage sr
casually OF eur side. The isjary done to thu
eeeRy IS asksown, as lhsy fed az they same.
at s Sash-Chattaa0sga BsJet, 2sth.
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Pert mHdsOz earrissu-whus ii IA

AaI E0EE EA14@0A EaEEl88N-W GnG az AHu
dared.
CerrsspoRdazcs Of the Montgomery Advertised
PATRIOTISM ABB MULE MEAT, RATS, T C
It must be rsmensbarad that our supplies we're
short At tss beginning Of the siege, and it was
generally believed tA.s the garrison could net
withstand 8 siege of mere tasn tive OF tbrse
weeks, bat the garris0E did stand it fer 6ftv
days, sAd it was surrendered then, emily because
VieksbuTg ha2 fallen. BsEks could ONLY AXE
Port Hosssa by stsIvst5n. Our supplies Of
Msst gave eEt eight or ten days kefers the
surrender. We BAD lived On qasrter rsEisns
for a month Prsvious, and al this vas tx
Hsusted, vita TIE exception Of 8 little eaTn
sad peas. What were 10 So del We
essld net surrender and did net intssd to
De it. There was no other sl5sustiye-wa had
ssms CORE left, ard ia preferences ts surrender
IHg, the Confederate garrison sf PlTt Hudson,
resolved to cat male meat, ra.s-auythizg. IN
fact, that wssld sustain life ans defeat the ere
my. Mules were acceTdiurlv killed sad the
aest issued to tie troops. I. was a new ration.
bat We had sRly TO csUq7er oar imsginatious,
and we actually eat 2ulcs and rats with AZ a.
petite that soHld s~sioaisb tho NEST fashiousble
esnHoiseuT Osly thiaE ct a nice mule steak
Hsw would sous Of the substitute BUYERS and
skslksrs relish it7
Aftsr undergoing al thesa bsr5shiPs aad suE-
fsrnge, after lying ia she treuehes fifty DAYS lin
a eIsHacssa position, fer tka aneay's SHARP
skeoLsrs kept up 4 c0zrns0Us Grs} in rsin and
sunshine, after Hviar en- such rsti0ns-the
z5Ials sad esprit de corps (vith a few exceptions
/ az sorry to ackz8wledgs) Of the army was as
gssd tbs day We surrendered as it was at the
CsHR eMceaent.
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n Gen. J. C. Vaugha, Of TsnRssssa, has
witbdrswR bis Raas from the lat Of Congress
iensl candidates in that Ssase-be having been
asnouncsd By his friends during his Absence at
TicksburE. Ia his card b particularly SAYS /:
81 e~oRssivs it to be nay chief daty, IS Is shall Be
ny chef pleasure, to restore to fall ngHRers
the brigade I have lately ssnmazssd, and
which, Wits ether ToazssssaRE, endured so pa
dently AID her0ieally the losg invesmsnt By
eur foe. Tas ranks Say rev Be filed By msn
between The ages 81 fsrty and fsrty-fve wko
WI volaatsaT to serve in ssas Of he rsziasnts
under ny command. This hsiHg ssas, I hsys
to have the brigade ordered 70 dHty il East
Tennessee, where, rs East TsaasssaaAs, We usy
stand IS = bRlwsTk, net snly against raiders.
bat alss against a msrs numerous ana mere fer
mi4abls hest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

- TIE sxiessive cargo Of the steamer Alice
Vivian was sold in Mobile last week. TIE Tn
Jaas says: ne give the prices Of a few articles
Of prsvisisas, to sAew tho demand and anxiety
wbieA eur people hsd to sbtaia them mess
rerk brought 500 te $3.50 per barrel No /
mackeTsl S62 to $50 per kit; Ns 2 S46 ta $50;
esdfsA I34 bits per pound; haass $3.50 to s. 60
per psuza eeffss S405 t. S415 PER pound /:
slack pepper 50 per pouad, snd syery ether
article in ike proportion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

Senator Chandler, Of Michigan, Senator
WilkiEseR, OF Minnesota, snd other zsabers of
6 drunken coEnittse, proceeded the other day
81 a drunkeR excursion IN enc of our rsvanss
eastsrs Down The bay, TO issPsct the fortifca-
tsns and spsut radical baidardasa-Nss0 York
Herald, Jays.
Asa this ssaater Chandler, who, in trutb, has
not arawR a so6er breath fer years, has sxer-
cised 3 potent infueace ia the csaduct Of the
war aRd IA shaping its policies. Probably no
sRe outside Of the Administration has SO much
Pswer a. the War O&es IS he. Il was be whs
insisted UPsH "bloodlsttizg'' in the bsgiu.ing;
it was he wb0 hoHlej lsa3ess "Oz 10 Rte5-
mead before tie 6rst Bull rau.i5 was be whs
prevented the reinforcement Of Mcclellan on fhe
Permissible, when endorsements wsald have
given Us Richmond Il is be sad Wade aad
Wilkiasan and ether drunken committeeman
vac influence, ia this awful war, the dsstinies
0~fthirty-6ve Bilisus Of people -Chicaqo Times.
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ORDER.
organizing Volunteer and C~0BSsriDt
Bureau Of Geographical De-
nartmelt s0. ?,
EE1DaCsErEEs VOL 1su Coz. b.. DFPT 10. g 3
$500 @ -----.- -a.- .


General Or1su MOI
Na L5eE7sa 1lr'ug been By orders % G. zsrs.
a Joseph q L1dnlsHu, In coed zucs to- ru e-Iar =
-ss ,ce-Etaly of WAR placed ia charge Of fu. Goa
't -"l.. 3- 8Eva1 % rh1 GsvarH-lut
within the atE-ss of Tennessee. Alabama and ETssis-
AeeL having lsal aF che ssc.a.ary Of War transferred
--t a=s'E1ed 90 IN C.ds- Hs ss suseratsEGa1r or
Cous-r pts .sr AI5 Department &c is rrdzr-d tlat
Those officers aad tas organizations AZ heretofore
---u-E wsAll ls Department. viii coatizBs l-s.r
t-ld-at by Dis F-7c.aHaG1u having Gsl-E aa.
tt men Esb- O. duty under the Crpr-re.
law TO- the age gt fsrry-ivs wears, all such ar,
r-g-7s# 70 report themselves lsr du-v 20 the 4a-slrs
elrcEa Of their respective dercts. or 70 the ahc5rr af
the recruiting Bursau. Upon 80 reporting. thew will be
received and enrolled as rouztasrz. If fasg faf = 10
de- uHr. arrested they VIII be El-1i cd as Csusrrf5-s
iu addition 70 'la camps ct ilsrEueti1ss established By
order Of the War Dauartas-t asi Bow existing j. the
7-7 s'---s ~ 5lA department ne
-a al zen 7fflaf s3Hs--d oF taa cHles ot -hs
bureau ef the army Of Tennessee. VIII be contiauad
Ia- officers Ea-ea t1 L5a lat Eaasd Organization.
belonging 60 tL= army 81 Tennessee, and subject TO -
service viii Hea for -he PfcFsus Be- aIeudsd viii tae fer
Eer organization IRE two carps Of aficsrs will work
Ia tlai- respective spheres, aat under rss srl=r8 hsrats-
fore existing. Both arEszzais1s viii arrest al asrzrr
CTS src sIlEE.-rs receive al vClunasers WHO tender
tagusalV-s. s1l HHf arrests ell CsusCipa Between ta
agss Of eiEs.esa and frry i've.
The commander, Of rendezvous viii fur1 81 he con
waaGant Of couscHp-s for their States with he names
aud fscri, i've i-ts Of sill C0ascripus By has arrested
Each class Of shi-ers win respect ths decisions o. the
ether and while eugegeI m the SAGE lsb5r. will svsa
all c1stac.a eE1uid hHy collisions sf authority
occur they viii De referred to tas c1asoa
supgrtr drsetlE tts opera f1as Of box c3-ss
Each organization will keep a rtcori # It's proceedings.
G-a WI make week reports 70 lhe- General eup-an-
te1GaEt Of both organizations
Ess la sol -as country Gaeead usan tEs ra5srs or
bis Bureau 10 strengthening tho armies Of Tennessee
anl A-1as-lFpL NouEler mstTe 90 sEerton could b.
presented ~ DE pa-risL sal-i5r. We have The pssuIs-
son re9a Tor DIS pose, snd 70 Is eur dlty 20 pms
h trrz- armies. Pr per eF rs viii accomplish ID
44 deliver Cur G urra from a-1suIaI1s AID 1esE0isu.
GID s- PLLoW. Er General g. s. a,
ans Superintendent Vol aud Louscript Dept. Ne. 9.
Pa-sr il East TerH-sIee. Montgomery Advertiser
snl EHi, hcous Register and III idunsr Sslzz Reporter
sua A EssipPi Pspsu vii puhls .8ne week ana for
? nd trr accounts 70 Aajar C~1eatasm. A @ II At
he u-siIrarfers fe5aIn
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A gUClDAL MAMA w MASs4cwrsr

a SUICIDAL MANIA IN MAssAcHusETTs-AR
sxchsnge paper Of that State gives record Of 40
lsss than tsirty suicides, all Of which occurred
within the space Of forty-eigbt hours. Of tie
thirty, sight were females. Fsartssn were be-
lisyed to have been eaBsed treB Disappointment
ia love, six from seduction, faar frona nonoms-
MIA ia religion, two-both lads Of twelve years
from cruel treatment of parents, enc from ieal-
oasy, and the remaining three from misan-
throphy, sickness, CT sorrow.
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Ak EXPRESS HOSPITAL CoRPa.-Usdsr .
special erasr Of the WAr Department, the AdsEs
Express company haye srganized an Hospital
ambulance corps, aH9 oR Sunday eyeBirg
dispatched frem BaltinoTs ts tas scene of ne
battles Gsr Of thsir large wagons, heavily
laden with stsnss ana deles5es for the relief sf
the sick and Wssndsd. A csTBs Of nurses also
accompanied the sRbRlanees.-BaL5m0rs Papsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

n A private letter received a. Columbus,
Georgia, from Montgomery, dated JAY 25th,
gives the ehieial Information communicated to
tha Authorities thers IA references to the Yankee
raid advancing FROM Nsrth Alabama:
@sverusr Sheftsr has received a dispatch rca
General Bfaeg, stating that tRs sasny Sad zine
thssssnd nsRatsd for the purpose Of makiug g
raid ugsa the intsrior Of this State, parhsps on
this place. I shsRld net be at an surprised if
they visited Cslulbus-tkst is, if ihey intend
TO come IS lev down as this plAea.
SALE OF GeLD.-At an aactisa sale in town
this merzizg by z n Parks & Co, ons then
send dollars in gold wss ssld in two lets, at he
following prices: 500 at S1I75, sIl75 90;
$3.50 at SI2 IL, Si0.699 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

Nav COMMISSION HoUsE.-Nsss7s. Ties.
E Fisher & Co, have opened q commission
hopss il this city, and offer their services to the
public IS agents fer The sale Of tobacco and pro-
duce generally, and thei Psrchass Of costsu for
domestic CT foreiga sccoBrt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

TIMELY CAUTIoE-Tbs Athens (TeHn) Pos,
calls attention to the fact that eur friends in Sc
qsstolis ere anticipating, with great reason. in.
reads iEts ther beautiful ana productive valley
By tie msrsU5izg bands Of RssacrsHs. and
many Of tksa are preparing ts remove their
mere valeasle Effects t. tho sosth side Of he
Tennessee, in the eyes; lacy can be psrmits5
t. Do 60 By esaeTal Bragg. There is a eeod
srsF Of eats, wheat, and hay il The valley. q
gssd sany beef cattle, and a large namhsr sf
hsgs-an Of which viii be Essdsa By the p.s-
PIE aad the army, and it Waua seen suicidal To
lssvo all these 70 be Plsa5e.sd and DESTROYED
By the ensmy, when a little timely acisn might
save tie larger portion Of it, We are apprshen-
aivs that seine Of ear department. commanders
don't gasp al the details Of the situation.
ORBERs re C0NsCRIPT OPFIcEas-Ths At
tsaHsn ef saess acting uader erders froa tie
CsRscrietien BuraaV, is called to General Orders
Ne. ] hzs !. ezanateg fron oHesdsuartsrs
EslsntseT aHd Cen5eript Burssu, Department
Re Z, Published il ear advertising columns.
EeRsE, CAEEIAsE Ash EAkHass AT AUc.
roE-A 9 s'slssk ts-nsrsw neraiRg 4. G.
Csyes 4 C. viii sell, in frsns Of ths psstsHee.
aBe. i ssggy horse, and a light i've sr enc
srss ssuiaEe, EsW, vita HARNESS,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

TEE ATLANTA PEEss GUAEDs-At a meet
ing Of the attaches Of ths Press Of this city,
held at Talluls bah yesterday evening, q volun-
teer military company was organized fer LEGAL
defense sR5sr ths absvs Rsms, BY the election
Of the following sdiesu; Captain, S. P. Bsssss;
Isl Lieutenant, in. Els; q LisutsHant, W.
a Rsfs JE. "a Lieutenant, z. Z Jacks.