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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

st Battery Ramsay. These gallant eifeers, Tlth
thsj- fire eorr.nsude, have done noble ssrviea.sl
ready m this struggle. We hope TO see them do
the Stase mere ssrvice.
CtsUALITEs At SUMTER, SUNDAY, 3oFH-
S AIT sshsiFaT sid PrivAts LsFuiga, Of the
ist SoutasCsTo'ira artlleTy, lEd Pfiy - fann
Of the 27sh Georgia, 81 sligatiy wounded.
BATTERY WAGNER, ACGCsT BOTH.
Priva-s Wln. BarbrT Company A 5ah n c.,
amoutsted fagar, acciiental guU shet wound
Captain ,. B CallY, C0mpsnY K, sah n, O.
-l.eht. sle1 WOanC il eEesti James Woreli,
g jnBauy Z 5ist S, G., severe, gu8sbot wound
"a essalfer; Leu. r z. LsWhums ConDaHy
J., 23f Ga, ampUlstioa d zoe ls.t leg, and Sc
vzrs wourd g. TIE right; Pgivsts ". T. D6g
cr. Car,1s1~ Z, 23f Ca, moIsa, wound IN Jung
rem she'ii Thornas NJ Bird, CompEuY g, 23i
Ca, eunshaf wound ia tsnPle; Eh J. Msttcz,
Cem3ahy II 239 "a. ssgioUs she'll wc1ud IT,
ting 1-sBl Iag PiVRis Taomss HsyTell, C7ups-
~ Z, ssi N q killed By. .eomrsds accidentally
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NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
HANCOCK & HUFF,
wholesale Dealers in Manufactured
and Shaking Tnhafrn.

vss RuIllrr csrsr llazistta Eld FssGdlrss 5t1ssts
stLauta. GzlrEE-
TTkVTsyG removed 60 rbs shove loGstio1 ws invite
Gun friaais enc dealers generally to cgL ard 80
ca Bslur srsaEed azli1siveg iu tle loaaool busr
r5rs- ard - II Only o. 0G- eva account new
pre- pzr=d 70 CLsr over
200O Fkss. Tobacco,
Uorngri.iuz sF rrases .r0z ~ lowest 70 the aa-s
Elsde a. very low priels
Our ssuar partner bsHg largely engaged i1 ne I1sa
fscture 5f TubsCoo rg LybcEturgi Virginia VII keeF
O. sl.rp led si.L bis fsvCrlts b zrdz -
I. lrE.--- EAN---L--A = N..r
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Oae ni5Es when taa Yankee aset, thirteen In
Ean5ur *cro apparently prgpa- log 90 alLack
Fprss MJcsa1 AID GaiRasf in AaFi leb-, we
.-lre oHe 1t q d-.l.elEeni i9rzsG o Wa-ah Lhs
gus ef Fort Gsiaes' sa4 Ehs seaanals we're ali
0,d-red tbss ii they saw sny "ughEY' 10 mater
irs wEsg al scdaas they sh0u,d cal. Ne corporal
9F tie -1art, 3 haTs ihs lzet reportet a. hesd-
gu.Tte q "
A5oa1 four o'clock. A "a tbs saasGsi On lhs
,Ehz-f post No Z, We bsiiove, was heard bsilCsF-
ing. Corpora. Of the guard, post Ne 2 -
which was duly echoed 57 all iuieruciiass sen
rilels New, & IS q halt nile 70 5ns sui Of this
wharf aid rather saady walking. Bat shs
aids-a Tass corporal, who was full Of 5usiusss
and inpor tsBea, tHought polhinz OF il, iu view
that b. should be a hsTo IA the morniug
Backlog % his sword, (hei5 En sr.i.lsFist. be
hastily repaired % be up eadT or the waarf
where shs following c0nYsTsatiOns seaausd
CorPocsl-e Waas ars you holorAE about 7'
s5asnel-z' Disa.s you instruct us g call y0u
f We saw light7 ?"
0orporal--so.- course b6s don't s=a any
.ligss r.
Ssuttal-'T dasihouzhn
CorPerai (ezsitsdl - gFhsEe. where -
esnlIpsl- {poiRfing % th5 s1stJ J--f'I heFs, 70
the sast-dEgiiRhf
That corporal got back 70 quarters quicker
shsu hs came 0ul-aud be iifn't report 10 heal
quarters nsisheE.-- if6biis AzcsTtissT
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Terma ID AdEerfiainE.

Al a8ver isszsuts VII BE charged iEO aolars Per
SPAR f-r tzs rt insertion aud che dolar and Atty
cents fer eseh luusssaent inssr-isz.
3oeal zstess VII 5s saarEss g. ths rate o. siy eta
Per hHs
sb'tssry notices charged e. The rate q rwsu'yage
ca psr ins s1I zg sth-r sess rot q general pubdc
7u-s1s-t az oEsr rsvarti=sueut-
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VOL XIV NC IL


"A gruaf7-9u 0f i-s-.I I--s .-..--,r. ..---
when fbaudarino- down a. f-,Il e-.-f----
Of women ara ebf5r-n V,
s'r .5--y .r r.--.--i-. g-gfr ~.
lsr of .smb-ie. va-- ! se----
srieH.-s ha-s4=I rF ur-yb5 b. esi
rar zr. IN ce--ss the ava 7.ri-- IL
NJ ras EARN ID t-.n-l.. ~
BEARDED warrior. ,.flb sra-s
ais plume shouting bis bsIeerv n .T
forever o.
re- b,--s-,.. 1..1. ,-,-.--.
a. lser 6r-az r1-1uvb ss, t-
Thsir stssds zfs solt. -a.- trsl ars cus
lasy so'n make sl.aoa %
So saT lose who Witnessed
charsss uals tha other dzv on
O-.ea1F, aa described % us 1Y el
stHcsr who wzs then on bra-l r
-sowdsd 'si-a the lieE and Fu
9l FcEsDarE A-s prle-1ers la 1-s~ 1r1
so .ar On tHsir way 30 - be
.esiu orl7 one -tv Ths
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LUMP KIN HoU Sc,
.4THE.lrS, Cd.

ss,zv rrss-fruas has tsszu this old ana vsl-ka0Wu
EDIE
And is 5stsrzszs Sd &C. Esk= it first class hes. Ser
casrzss vii be uoSsrste and grsatiy below Sc rates
as B-.=Is In other eis=E
She invites The PubHc gsnsraTr and esPseH-y r7la-
gees. Ike hs1slf 20 give Der CslL
HEs DR. CADE-
--rg-- LIE oF r-rks-u Frsz
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0Ur Location .

On whitehall street, between Deca-
tlrr na.z the Atlanta and West Esoirt
EFail1-aad-
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ROBT. }. 10 VRY & 80,
COMMISNaN MERCHANTS,

y Jo0Elson's IIHLcclas
N,s ahsil streoi---- ------ ---- ----Ai .liia' "a
-f,Rss,s.gT per Hnal sst'ut'oa gives a oraEs saa
oonsiA snaeaAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

AEUT F0R GROAEs Glss.--s 4 is aitsE.ssitss1d
with mueb stIaEh no dsubzs thak thege VINO are
complaining ard esosksg Rest sbaas ihol Bag
are the persons wha have sud ais3 lsea sirorn is
rsyagea, A caae IN painb: War Yst e fsE
days sises ifon "a Old lFssne ara pasisaieHe er,
nov in hs SCI 7iee, - e-der tcr 8 .c ~ qf re
Presbyterian Tbs iapily 2tetas Ul-af ara "a
agess fsR their hsuaes iaA Wssbnstoa Ba
ssys.. We bavo nst gecaiveo e 6ytPFisn
si1csaghe occupying sf wash ,e5l hg sls Ysu-
I KEGS would 10 g.Ea % read !s ba -.llsE 56
Z ford two copies iass zegss AID nut saes eae 81
the beloved ones sEalaaasess lsta9m0. ID say Z
7 AZ No home for n1s sad miAs OurNneibaza
old hans is ruined row! I was thazng e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

"a -.I-tf 'tltI1la 0Ill.fIt U4Ei FtCNys y uiy ~
says:
q copy Of lie j:gpsteh addressed 10 Msrshsl
E-rey 70 thg AiDist-r at War, announcing The
triUuphal susry of ihe French ig.o Mexico, wss
posted up this morning at nine, in toe gallery
cf tGs thermsi establishment De-o. Immediately
"a rUubsr OF bathers, with crowd Of the iu-
habHaEts Of the surrounding villages, who bad
core INTO -Vicby es-lv, on accounts Of its
being Sundsy, went Go awsit the Emperor on
hig leavi1F be bates s1d saluted him with as-
clzmGi0n5 The Emperor crossed the psrk On
bis way 10 mass, having on bis right Captain
t1o Marquis De- Gsiifet bis orderly cf5aeT, who,
as you are aware, bad brought here the c0lors
8gd Gags taken ron The Mexieans. This Of
hcefr who Wss severely wGu sGed AZ PHsbla,
5nt who now walks sish dIfissitY, siled By
NO eruicl1s, vas received su his srrivsi By
ths Emperor who said 80 him, On shaking
bis bend, Bon j0zT, CsUiRGaiaEfn A bed
was made up Tor the ofiear ct the Impsrial
re i3enes snd siis m5fning. b7 a delicate a5isn-
tor, his Maj ssty sent 70 M5allius for q pair Of
the spsuie-5-s worn BY comnaodsnts oF the
staf, which were delivered to Capt d Gs1nzt
by Gen. BsyiHe, 70 the Eupsr0r's uams As
halEpast slsvea o'clock, after bis Msiesty's
breeyiaat, Of the uoHssrt in which large Ham-
Der OF peJpls we're assembled an the park the
3su6 and detachment the Sd legimsRt of
Grenad srs of Ehe Imperial Guard marched wish
Jhs Nexiesl eaI0rs aud flags througa- the Par K
and the pruCIpaI streets Of the town. They
were tfel carried so the principal ehurcs, where
Tc Dsaa ass suag They were Afterwards
.azsu o. the camp, where they remained Ell day
clalted 5y tsg st-- o. tBa reEiIeutal eOl1r5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

Ihik COUNT 4oAysEs d DIEFrcuIr "a ssl5-s II.
tr'lza 7oa,on aays rhiE he Tan1 iurv III srH
Y ita - aAfe in-iie-e1 6s4rT8. rhs l-.1ns
tGs9rs7 jones, selorl as q Common -
ln tss V7ordd Of tbs tlaicsalaut - \
sane-1' iar strriHg up e ll1sesssa-y .---rs
sl.fo1 sflies aui'ag qiel sud e-uss. s..I- = ~
and Wa hsid in 5l00J fcr ON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

The August. Coustitutiqssiist gives The

The Augusts CoHstitltgigsaLJst gives the fol
s7iog description Of two gans:
We sS-3cs at Y5e Frsacd store diagram Of
ibe thundeSrs, two of waiea recently arliVsd
~ Cor ted-ra . pert The leaglh of tbe gan IS
10 fsst it5 siamstor st t5e tradinRs is four fest
and t~o inebes; It's boge ia 10 inches the
Weight OF t-s guu 400 p1undsi IFS raags We
10 not shink it pEoper to- meatj0R ths weight
Of itEshog, 65l 2es88s, without the steel Boiai;
the charge q powdeI 50 poan8si TIE size sf the
shot l2s iuenes 81 ~ size ofssAsH l2s inches
by 25.
Ez~ Esrs are tWa wonderful slor.ss. Says
tke J0lsrHal ae c0nsiqstiHoyls
Oos sveEinE- last week two ynigg men Of The
Isle. st PnDkip0 Wsrs rotucsisR. ia 8 csiqus
frons = sp0Isiag excursion on the COAST Of ASIA,
when they suddsnjy heard noiss for which
thsy coald not acs8ant but soon after they
aeTc-iysd ever their heads a. enormous bra,
lie sight Of which Gilsd .taen via alarm. ssiE-
irs their zuns tseE bQtb Gfsd a. is, an5 Hsrastil
more snaEs3 when they heard bTok sn wsrds
kaa cries which could oUly proceed frona human
orFans. They st eBce steerea faE tie Hpot where
ths supposed bird had fallen, AMI wecsstruer
witt stupefacaon On fRdUg tbat whas they had
! taken for volatile was q Esn with 40 ilnnense
psI Of Meehanieahwiugs8 They t00E him isto
sAsir boat, sHd ygeTe not litfls relieved on ind
ing taat ne bad oaly received 3 few small shes
/ "a the legs This new Iearus was flying fom
ABsgoGa 70 Plat to visit q young person whom
hs Wlahsd 10 marry, b8t whose parents we're sP-
posed 10 lhs match. 10 visit lis lady love ne
bad invested aud masie the wings be WoEs5 and
( aai already crossed ths stEait between the
islauds, Ga his thHd joarnsy bis Eght was seut
I shoh BY tais gutogRrd accident. He Is now At
Z Fi@s+' ----- h
UsFeRTUsAFE lACUIDENT-0n Saturday
{ last While Lleuts. Payns sn& Hasker Of the
I CpHteG sTags nsvY, were ab 3as experimenting
! Sjsh a boat IN toe hAgboT she apartdd irem bar
4 meHngs and became suddenly sIbmsfgedi ear
I hg down W1sh bss fYs seaInen, Wh0 were
l stgwnsj. Eae boat szaa b73 ies hsl sos lssa Te-
govsEea up p a lass hJgy "a slln5Sy. EoaE q
I the snsa belonged b s1s zaaa0as CAscora, and
I wers asnea kiank D3yls, Jshn Kelly Aichael
I Csns and AieaOiss Davis. Tbs Gfta man, yEhose
j usEseFse 5.d uot tsEfu. " IS sttasbed 70 The Pax
I ulsl1o S1ate.-- CAeytsst9n CcarssT, 3lst =
~ E4It etr gts ohsn usfshsasd iBsthe &C
coauss Iroua UhsEiasIou, is lbs gark wlicli Wsl
know a. Die capture Of Fort SaEassf tlzo yssIE
ego, . ths Cummings. Poilt battery, 81 Is uPor
the sane sise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

q An Ifish h0u5enaid waa vv4s ssas ts esr
. Esat-1maH 10 dinns7, fuad aim sa-arsf e
aalng tooth-brash. Wei. s be eSsn-f
SAD ne lady Of The house, as tas ssrvaas -
turned
Yes, ma am, dirsoty7 yTzs ths rsulv ttbess
just sAa- -psHial Sd. teeth
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

DEAFH or LssD CLvDs.-Tzs ~
Al ssvices sauou1es szs Esala Of C,sla-f7.-ss
3eli, Lord Clyde, fha ah.a-s and eess ass ~
gclsas1 midlsry maE il EagiaH5 a 3 ~. =
his demise he has been III Tor sons sps. -
his aeaEa took place az CHATHAM. on ~ "a $
uls. Lord Clyde won his lazrs.s Is ~ g .rss
and IL Iudia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

5 a TEAeeDE--6s understand gnat DF. Thorn
y Gsanvillse esautg, was sdot and silsd a fsssr
days agosby z asasrsari while he ard a u.,.si b,
she nesne et V3s55 EfeEs ts- tbs set oF srreusir-
zone half 9oza1 oCssFfsTs Hbo vyers bar.,sgSf
iossiAerr tho gaftielllazs as We bear them srs
l5sse; 4h9tP ana webb isafniBg tHst s'Dsrty
q aesssaer5 were % shs-hishUay, posted then-
selves GA ne rsa1 And awaited taeir Dsssi. 2
GgmiRs up, 1ho5p halsdathe man ds5l.ndI1s
% knoE Eas aa was, aEe., yshsB mo latter se
plaas d---l Fou, Ili leL you knss.n ara
era~iEg a gss0., shol aIm. Th=fsag6a III
we0s IaststiEiy -siiet Eui niisI tns deserter
Ehe otlsr rau - .lt5a ChTgaicfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

81 Is is a0t position has gives
IS character. What men s-s,
power over others nos where 49,,
selves, net t1s place thsg ~
Qi7g sn18 had 5e1u 1aBErsf =. s-
"a ao-es 60 az sa'a ss s-
Poaassa % 3 C9rLufz-zu, vsrg esrs
saflas e-i na Cd -hts man b. =s
Hs "l51 vas gan I'd -.1ei za
ien11st-aisd hs saEz-isT Cs
came 7cslz5ai .zzr MA 6oa bs n
'Duyi1E Diegsues
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

DISCOVERY OF TRgAsUisE-On ss
silerneou as some iabereIs Wese deale siIlso =
odd stone houss IN Hadssn city, sseets4 8. .s.5
.lglio4aIy lz1ea, leey cams act5ss a ) < ssees.s
under iao hearIii' e-1ialnll, some liza szz
ollars in silver aad goII IT "a sasl. -,
The aa-ir e1ssfat qale. 81 exc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

Tie legislature sfi1HrBsd sine de last night,
after session Of ts0 weeks. The most inn
Dortant acts pzsssd wsrs the Militia bill and the
Ex=Hgtisn bill
thg hIii aprrCpriatIug an additional millioE Of
dsisr5 ior the rslieG OF INDECENT families OF ali
SCI lsu isom this SEsts, except substitutes.
The BIZ RutheIizing Probate judges 70 im-
press provisions f5F rHs oeRshE Of INDECENT fam
IL.es of so'oiers, where provisions cannot DO
boUs sht fJz sem on satisfactory terms.
The bin tc pro7ide salt for lie iudigsHs fsmi-
lea Of solliers
The bill 70 punish these who feed OF harbor
stTezglers or desertsFs.
TIE militia bill 0clu7ss all Between shs ages
ct siIteel ard sixty, rot legsIly exempted Il
divides the persons embraced by it into two
the couHtY, snd consisting Of al between the
ages OF sixteen ami savsBteen, and al between
he ages Of ETtY i've snd sixty. The second
eiass is Tie travelling snd fighting class, aud in
. eiu5es All 5etBsea lhs ages OF seventeen and
f0Tay 20.
The exemption bin includes ministers Of the
ga5-s. VINO Eys IN tHs rsE-yl5r d5chArgs Of their
cu5ies doctors Of seven years -BtauainEi teach
ers Cr rgs years staading, and who have
twenty five sehsias; oveTsears, who are ex-
euptsd Dy the Iaw ct Congress; ans blacksmith
10 Caeh best where there IS Sc ReErO blacksmith;
rslfssa. en- ps0yas, such IS engineers, e0nduc-
lgvs, uaehiuesfs, cts.
TIE aa.IBsrau0us q the General AssemBly
were cl--assszzsi bY abaiJy, hsrmony and
pstrl0.is ism- III fizsIsry 81 aA, 30th
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~ Dr Johasoa says e Good asiions era
nsVsr lest OF targgg a aasy..' Ihss IS pro5ab'v
th8 ressoa Wby guo So seldom meets win lhsm
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PUBLIsRED

Terms of subscription.
DailF per uaonth---------.--------- tssB. O o
- A. EubsaiFsioB taken isE loas=r tsra thaa
Two Eftr1hl.
SnEAe copy --------------A a - cents
The paper VIII he delivered 70 all
new s-dealers at twelve and q half
cts per couy,
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E5 BfigsdioE- sisl.sIsi a. = C0lqu s at,
q eommsag o. car iaces on Hglrs 4.sad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-02

~ + k5Ii s. - oftsa msshsnsd iBsthe ac-
c0aIss NON Ohsziesleu, is lbs work whieh sSs
know a. lhe capture Of Fort Samssf tHo yssIs
ego, 81 ths Cummings Point battery, 81 Is upon
The sane sile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY g. 1863
echr. J. p. Wallace, etsples, Taunton, ballast
Gchr. Jluis NsvaIl, Cushing Portland, Me-, days.

seb, J. p Wsllsoe Staples Tsupton. ballast
Schr. Jlus Newall, Cushing Portland Me- days. s"''
&c. T. M. Mayhew.
r. J. Mun.oll Kelly Providence ballast
Schr. u. ". More Russell Taunton, ballast - MN.
schr. Ann S. Saetef. Fish WIehan, nails ram" '
scar. Jones freeman Portland, Me-, stone Tor bergen
Point
-cnr. J. W Nhckersou, Sicksrson. Boston, mdse-
Sckr John CIockfoId. Jones. I all River.
Sshr. John r Mather, Orr Portland, c. stone.
sehr. Almys t. Kelly, Newport ballast. 100 =.
Schr Fair wiad smith, Eih~oth days. lumber 70 "
r. J. Peters
Sebs. Charles Henry, Johnson, New Haven. ballast.
schr. Alrhes, NORTH, New Haven, balaSt.
Schr A. 4. H. Brown. Brown, Dshton ballast
sohr Margaret Dui tBr), Din, st. John, N. b. aJ''
pickets, J. Y. Whiting Co.
Sehr Esqumsu1, Brsgs. Digton, plaster for haveHs"
behr OREGON, Lowell Boston for Albany
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1863. THE 1863.

PENN5fLNANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With its connections. lorna
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fsos NEw-YoRk TO TAN PRrScIPAL WKsrRRH Cirns-
Seven trains daily FROM NewYork to Philadelphia 10
New-Jersey and Camden aud Amboy Line
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIs
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLANDT-Sr.
by way OF Philadelphia the morning passenger leave New
York At same time a. ohrr routes evening passenger
O. Q p m ono hour later than other lines
BY way Of Allentown. evening passenger esve n 10,
two hours later hsn the Norhefa nes a DON
arrive the time Northern lines In enc AZ
points In the Northwest, Cresine, lndtsnapois Lou,ns
So Louis cleveland Columbus Cincinnati sne S' "AA-
Sleeping Cars. without change run from Ph!ladslpAi. 70
Pittsburgh $50 miles AID New York 70 Pittsburgh ~ "'~
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trAins
Fare the same oeher routes
Secure Ticket; Nft esd q1ss a ssMISRhfIoN.
The PeDnsylvanis Central oomssny aa.
Line VIII snoras oomn,f.so's tnode OF
travel parties moving westward 'n' 'ss
Of fare. rRpIGUTS
n ,. ,opte fssh.s Of all descriptions be forwndsd
. "a nom any point the Railroads of Ohio, Keltucky
~di.ps Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DlREC to any port the naygsbe hvsrs OF The
Wat nv stssnrrs from Pittsburgh. n am
m. late, Of reight from any point IN The West By
the Central Railroad oil times favorable
charged BY other RAILROAD Compsnies Merchants ard
Company can rely with eonndeace on its speedy transit
Farmers and Dealers In Live stock will md th. ID
vntageous route Cspcious Yards, well wsersd anu sup
piled with every convenience have been opened sss s
and its connections every attention paid their vents
FROM Harrisburg whore viii be found every convenience for
PHIA NEw.YohK and BALTIMORE MARKETS
ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent Ne.l Astor-fou,s.
EEcH Nj e. s s,sss Ass s.s s.,,, wr.rc.
" "a AspoSALp y HiScHofs, Eniyssat A Ss
EN0cR LEWIS ssassl sssssissssisls AssssAkA
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PROPOSALS.
,,o. a, -.covx,,..,x.cpxxxAIo y supsrsr.

OyyoE OF ASSISTANT -GEsEaAL or SuBsIsT'
EScs. No 4Btatest. New York, Apfn % is"S
A RMY SUPPLIES. PROPOS-
"A AIS VII be received BY The ogdern ned at IN. One me-
for furnishing DESIGNATED and COMPRESSED MlAEp
VEoEfABLBS for is.ao u the United STATES amy ioi
OF hundred and thyhve thousand pounds per month";
The ingredients Of tho mixed vegetables mfnhheo unoe
the contracts Of the year folowr viz 10 esch
hundred pounds Of the mixed vegeoes twenty pounos
Of poaoes pounds white turnps twenty
pounds o! carrots ten pounds OF csbbese ten Pourus
ns beam. five pounds OF to1stoss one pound Oh ceisJ "
parsley, ~d hive Peand' VI ice A. the nnturs can IT,
edy be improved by diminishing the quantity oil some Of %
vegetable. aud increasing come OF the others a wen
introducing vegetables not heretofore n'd pro-
pose, invited Send H. proposals Win aceoIp nyin
samples no. only Of The mixture above gys puI nso "a
er lrures varying the eccodins 70 ms experience
aud udgo Of the proposeI with NEW 81 an ctSs ar IN
quircd to fys ;ks exact proportions OF the different ne
asns of their several plea wh price FER una o eas,
packed required. When ~ prsctieaoIc, each Of the
yue's1lss In sparsc state aud alter de.,ccaIion WIN 20
submit cd for inspection Oy parts VI each vegetable
commonly used food will bs accepted Tor the mixture
The mixed vegetables 10 be compaety comptes'rd M
ctes o. pounds each ten VI these cakes BENG
in tin Ellc box made aifzht, Nth two oil these boNs
pscsed IN wooden boz mlde o. suitable seasoned stun, 40;
less an ye hhs OF iocb thick, with sGnkon eng oEc
inch thick tr.nghoued with oddc nn. pieces Boxes TO
be n. .pped with hickory ct tho ends. .,
Pr1pos must prztrz1lr be accompanied with
enc descbed vita contents o. tie pro-
pp.eIs snuac oil tho mixtures he say oHor u ar'
psh
The tcn OF the manufacturing establishment mn't be
stated. y
Taer 0eils choice among the different varieties Of vegc'
tables will state with pieslsion the espseih varie-
ties they use. pIopo,, 10 use, in their nixtufes
Each hid have consdeson must contain the written
gasrsity ofjwo responsible names. a. follows:
part OF III. above bid be accepted will give bond IN
the thousand toss thai the contract SHAH Dc daily
fulhlso."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
Law INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
20 re Justice ISGRAbAh.
.tuBnER TRIAL.

MURDER TRIAL. -
TIE trial of Asa Crosby for the mureer OF ms VINE,
A. v., cortipued tits morning Cunning Bedford jr,
he ckse for tie defense Ia able manner aid trsu
mon was then given In behalf Of the prisoner ma, O.
GSbs,t p Sherwood &c, sgt the American Bible DO
ciety ct al.
Ann p Sherwood. who died Ia 1858, len real e.
t, In Poushkeepsie orth 81 600, and In persons estar
500 OO She bequcstted to the Arco Missop Of the Ne
formed Dutch Chucl So 100 and the made other charitable
&50 the residue OF her estate being
divded her child Gber; and Mary equally
al the devsee defendants In the Court bso" the
beques the Arco, Mission was hold to be Invalid on tie
that that Society not Incorporated Ths ethei
oqucsts were sustained. 81,
ne Mission and the executor appealed ard the case
vs. argued to-day. Decision reserved. 49,
Eeebs Dean and DonOhne for ainth appellants Miier
Pei and Nichols for Arcot Msson C. s. Groot fof May T.
shcrwo s. H. Thsyer for American Bible Society Alfred
for American Sociey Tonpk ns Weservsb ior
4 noricsn Colonization Society.
Tse criminal the Calendar were sof do~n Tor nox'
Monday. and on that other will he argued -,
occasion and the immense responsibility devo.pg upon a
concerned He argued In esbo manner the Jaw wi'h
regard MURDER claimed that the injuries nncra on
decreased Of superficial chsraetsr ard only
tsina bruises and did not create internal from whieh
alone death could ensus.
Nh John D. Townsnd commenced summing M Tor the de-
Tense at 70 O'Clock His argument sstes about an hour ana
la and Was clear AID or.ble appeal IN behalf Of the &C
cused He argued that there too much doubt ~ TO
produced deal 10 warrant conviction, but that the
should believe thr her death caused BY her husband II
man,lsus Inter and not murdet =,
Mir Hall thea summed for the people tahnc ths rouna
that IL wes a Gaze o! murder.
The Jury out only few minutes, and rendered YER
dict Of guilty OF msnslsuEhter in the second degree
Sentence " deferred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-Y0RK .....MAr 5
Cleared.

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Tnrops Brem) Won Hsgsn London. Carlss Jnling Co
Mousop, Wells Liverpool. Williams Guon biehS ROB.
inson Long. Liverpool Snow BoIseu Mec1ory, French.
Hsvre Boyd Bincksn.
Bark.-iiisws,ta (br), McDopousb. St John. ~ H., Geo
Logan Lsi0na lNofw) Cherdson. Antwerp, Hobnboe u
BslcheT.
Rnss-Allave.er. Reed Fort Cineh. Wslsh, Carver
CLase; GsoIza scott Key West. Wash. C.UsT Cbise
Sshaoner.-Scrsh O,6ner. Tel Pbisdslphia. Hatch,
Ma Ellen Case. oTeenport Ptiey Smith, C.soins For
PbadeipLiA, j. W. Mckee; Anna d. JscksOn. Wellington
J. Cssndsll. Gage. Philsieiphia. l.. Ksnay.
Sleops--W H. Bowen Bruth~riop Providence l.. Kenny
O.o,fs Washington Berrian New Haven, N BrZgs co.