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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04

OBADIAH BAEE, Plf. ! In.Court Of Common
SAMUEL 5, BURGER, Deft J ohio. ,-'' '''
notified that on the eth day of May, \ D. 1868
Clerks office Of said Court of Common Pleas, OF
fendant, alleging that on the 3oth day of, March,
of California, plaintiff delivered to defendant fol
collection; three promissory notes against Swaims
Co.. of tina date lst for tj0l, at 10 days; 3D. for
ing interest Mt two and halt per cent per month;
also the 3lst day of said month of March, 1867
at the same place plaintiff delivered to defendant
for collection, note against John McCOnaughy.
OF that date, for 5000, due April |. lr57. Also a
note against Ingram. Morgan Il Co., of the same
date for s323B5 at 10 days, that defendant col
ectcd all of said claims at shortly after the
turiy of the same, that or about the lst day of
August, le51. defendant, agent of plaintiff, col
lected S66U of said John McUonaughy, on an ac-
count against him, and that defendant neglected
and refused on application, to pay i'd moneys to
plaintiff, but about the lst of January, 1859,
left the State Of California with said moneys and
went to and till remains in Mexico, and has not
returned to said State of California; that there is
due on said collections from defendant To plaintiff.
the sum of S71t2,33, for which he prays judgment.
An order of attachment has been issued in said
action. Said defendant is required to answer said
petition BY the llth day of july, a. ID. l'63.
:. X. HARRIS, and
BANCROFT Il WORRIES.
ATTORNEYS for Pif.
May Il, lsG3-wGpfs736.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
w AGES PAID,
$40!
500! !

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MAoANE COMPANY
We will give commission on all goods sold by our
Agents pay wages at from $40 to per month"; and
pay all necessary expenses. Our machine is peri ect
its mechanism. child can learn to operate 1t by hal
an hours Instruction. 1t is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use, and have reduced the price to s5
Each machine is warranted for three years.
Address c. RUGGLEs, Gen Ag't
tnlSyl.1 Detroit, Mich.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Notice 10 the Creditors Of sam
UeI M, Bell, deceased.

ON the e9th DAY of April, A. D. 1863. the Probate
" Couit of Holmes county, Ohio, declared the
estate Of Samuel NJ. Bell, deceased, to be probably
insolyent. Creditors are therefore required to
present their claims against the estate to the un-
dersgned for allowance, or they will not be en-
titled to payment, JAMES HEBRON,
April 80 1868. Administrator,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Try It,.

Rheumatism, Collie, Group, Sore Throat Pains in the
Limbs Back and Chest, Immediately cured by using
Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment. Nothing has ever been
discovered that stops pain like it. Warranted None
genuine unless signed s. l. TOBIAS Price 25 and 50
cents Depot 50 Cort land street. New York. Sold by
all drupoists
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
AnnOinted.

Appointed.
A. J. BELL has been appointed Agent for the
Etna Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn, in place
of Hon. d. s. UHL. resigned. Office in Recor-
ders Office where he will at all times give atten-
tion to the business of the Company.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
No Party.

The abolitionists tell US we should have no
party strife, and at the same time they are ma
king more Of it than the Democrats are. ii. S.
WESTON said he would like to have had a vote
last Saturday that he might vote for Black Tom
in opposition to the editor of the Farmer This
shows how such men as WESTON will stick to
their party leaders
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Peter Levcngood's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed aud qualified as Ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Peter Leyengood, late
VI ApYiI a. Iss, DANIEL LEvENGOOD,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Enrolling.

We understand the Marshal has appointed some
six or eight assistants in this county for the ell
rollment Of the MALTA under the conscript act.
We have not learned who they are further than
that JOHN LuPoLD cnrols Berlin and Hardy town.
ships, and G. w EVERETT, German and Me :
chanic
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
How is II [!

1t is said by those who have been curious
enough to examine that the Locusts have w on
one wing and N on The other. These are inter
pretcd to mean War and Niger. The Locusts
scourge upon the country hence there is no
doubt about them belonging to the Abolition
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
M IsHtEAGES.

MARRIED.-0n the elst of May. by Rev. w. NJ.
Gibson, Mr.. JAMES IL. MURRAY and Miss KATE S
MoFFITT.
BY r. Y. Critchfeld, Esq, at the Empire House,
Millersburg, on the I'd inst. Mr.. SANFORD 5. RA
MEY and SARAH f. PORTER
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04

WIENER g. STEINBAcHER, Akron, whose adver.
tisement will be found in another column, have
on hand an unusually large and well selected
stock of goods. Their trade in this County
amounts to many thousands of dollars annually.
BY buying OF them our merchants save time and
freight, and secure goods as low as they can b o
purchased elsewhere
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
New Millinery Shop.
IN HOLNESVILIE.
MRS. RERECCA McCUNE

MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER, would re-
Nl speetfully inform the ladies of Holmesyille
and vicinity that she will make TO order in the
best manner all work in this line The latest
fashions carefully studied, and no pains spared
to please all who may favor her with their custom
April 30, 1863. REBECCA McCuNH,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
FARM FOR SALE

I'1E undersigned, Executor Of the last will OF An
drew Mackey deceased, will sell at prl rate sale
100 acres OF good land, situate in the Eastern part Of
Knox township Holmes county Ohio 10 OF which
is under cultivation. 1t contains necessary buildings
Terms reasonable. For particulars call William
Mackey, who resides on the premises.
June 1853. IRVINE MACKEY
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
District Court.

The District Court for this County met on
Wednesday. Judges SAMPLE, GEDDIs and JONES
were present. There being no case for trial the
Court adjourned Immediately. We have so little
having in this county that Courts have become
rather ornamental than useful with us.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Not EXEMPT.

We have received number of letters inquir
Ing whether discharged soldiers are exempt from
draft. We can find nothing in the law or in the
instructions to the Provost Marshals that would
exempt them. Wee onclude they are not exempt.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04

CRircprirIp g. RAMEY have taken charge o.
tne Millersburg Foundry and commenced work
Give them n call.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Lost! Lost! Lost!

oST. MAY 18th, on the ROAD leading from Napoleon
II to Nashville, leather Pocketbook containing
note calling for twelve dollars and other papers also
containing money of which due description will be
given to the finder. liberal reward will be given TO
the pc that will present or give information CON
ccrning the same to
GEORGE W. CAMMERON,
May 2'st 90, Ripley Tp.. Holmes county, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Andrew Mackey's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe has been
~ appointed and qualified Executor Of the Estate
OF Andrew Mackey, late of Holmes county, o. decd.
Jnne 4, 1SG3-w3 IRVINE MACKEY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Andrew Rows Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified Adminstra-
tor OF the estate OF Andrew Row. late Hclmes coun
ty, deceased. DANIEL LOyENGOOD
June 4, 1S63w3 Administrators
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
AShtOn'S Dairy Salt
AnseI Chipman's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Ansel Chapman, late
OF Holmes county, deceased.
May 7, Ie03w3 d. s. I'M
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
New York Prices F.!

The people OF Holmes county can avoid delay and
save great expense in freight by buying Of u.s. 1t s
therefore to their interest well our for them to
call and examine stock.
June 4, lS63. WEIMER h STEINBACHER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
On w heels.

THE undersigned has for sale TWO HORSE II TACK
l. and n, TWO-H0RSE WAGON. A good bar.
gain will be given in either OF them Call at the Ohio
House, Mlllersbnrg.
June 4, 1868. l. HoXW0RTH.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
stanton Institute.

TIE. ,ring Term Of this Institution will open on
Monday, April 18th, and close July 6th-a term Of
three months.
No student admitted for less than half term and
deduction from the tuition except in cases Of pro
Il acted sickness.
The Fan Term will commsnsa the last Monday IN
hugrst.
TUITION FOR THE THRyE MosrBs TERN.
Common English Branches. hes...........,,........ 90
Higher Eugse Branches NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
81. VI. BUCKINGHAM,
April B. l-63.v6 Principal.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
All kinds of Produce Wanted.
Legal Notice.

For which the highest market price will be paid.
April ~, 1868 LOUIS MAYER
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
Justice Of the Peace.
MilIersburg Foundry.

JoHs CARY, Jr, was on Tuesday elected Jus
tice Of the Peace for Hardy township
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
The Salcyes'

VIII find Gun Barrels, Ribs Locks, Triggers Tubes,
Moulds, wpers and Brass aud German hiver Castings
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04

VIII find Cross.Cut, Circular and Mn Saws, and Cur
Betting 10 them with.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
The GssHs11lith

viii End hs Piles. Rasps Horse Shoes, Steel Iron, L.
Of the best quality.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-04
The Saddler and Harness Maker
The RfNCkSlnifh

VIII find an assortment OF Tools and Trimming Saddle
Trees Pad Trees Haraes, Hog sEns Saddle Clo,hs &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17
Ths st.ge q Vieh.bura.

The following is genealogical record Of tho
siegs Of Viollsburg from its first inception;
Nay y I862-Flagotiioer Farragas demands
June lo-FaHsgus passes Yicksburg with
his asst
Juse 23.-Uniiea naval aeAck.
July "a Naval siege raised BY FarragUt
December . Gen Sherman defeated
Ja1uaTy ? l565.-Gen. Sherman withdrsWs
from ViegshUrg
January 22-Gen. McClernand prepares for
siege operations
February -Gsn. Grant srrives.
February l6.-Gen. Grant commences bonn
bsFdmeRt
Ns,-R q -Aamiral Faragut arrived
Mar, 70 Two gunboats passed.
April A-Sx gunb0sts raa past.
April j I--Flre 0Psned rom psninsulsr bat
April 3O-Gen Grant lands At Brewinsburg
and meves on Pom Gibson.
May s.-Grsnd Cult and Port Gibson cap.
tured
May l2-Engagement and victory at Ray
mond.
Nay IS 3-Bsnls at Mississippi Springs.
Asy IA Occupation Of Jackson.
kay l6-Bat5ls at Bakers creek
&ay l6.-Evaeuation OF jackson by General
GranE
May l7-BAttls Of Big Black river bridge.
Nay lS -lT=uerai Grant inve IS Yicksburg
May iS-Hsines and CAiekasEw biafs cap
tuTed.
May l9-Gsn Steele carries the riae pits, and
Gss.. Grants Tight and left rest Vp0n The river.
AaJ 22-An unsuccessful assault msde By
Gen Grant
July f.-FieksbOTg surrendered to General
Grant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17

avg 5le waT Of r-esE end co.0rs, sbs Black. s.
s1uh 0g,, as 8 i.Eht Ia . DIRK place sfd ~
urssaCrs or dsggrta.iou iha c5untry j. i'd Of
H.n.
y ,ha SoH.h, Hnai1e5, e0equers its insepeH-
dance TOE ssgss remsin in 51adags. ms6e more
rcd. sr else Ineii5rstad, according es the IN
eiinli1n IS iBisrfcfed eih BY others or iett
aioae r. i.s pfeper eusfadiaus, tte s.eveholdsTs
ot iE C---i-facY B1t tile-a u s-I aneiher
giew b tas csse ahieh occaTs. or may. oecur, as
posaiolsy. though i IS not 3 very probable
ei.o. Z Is not dsgai-ad hat Ia an sDteEesEcY,
F. the peCFia Cf tie Confe defaeT look to Ear0psan
natioHs for sssissanea, fsaeh Become imperative
- necessary, % preveus tbs Fe-establishmant re of
the authority Of fle U1i0u IN these States. We
shall sppeai FOX hs'p Vi,a the utmsst reluctance
-but se are prepared % do sln0zt snvthinz g.
sccn-s ind peudenee Of, and sspaIssion fTfm.
re YANKEES Of tbe North The senrnsat Of
Europe, we eel know, is IN opposite t1 slave
", thCuEl this b not much su eetive se1tmeHt
except IN England The ssutnsns Of England
IS agsinst slEFerg, and the Supposed interest Of
Great Britain makes her peculiarly opposed %
the msIntaiuaDcs Of the system 10 The Contsd-
crate SAFES. She imsginss that If slavery were
destroyed bsTs Indie would be he cotton col -
ny Of the world, aad England bold monopoly
of cotton msnuiaelures and Of commerce. and be
n fsctand upmistakabiy the mistress Of fba seas.
We believe English views Of Nstiousl interest
so6 superiority, ia this regard, are faliaei0us,
bat, ct any rate, nc other EuruPeaa power Is in
tsres,ed in seeing her become anonoPolist Of
cotton culture aud e0tion mauafactaEs Their
interest is to have TIE CnfsdeEscY remain q
iaFsholiiUg, or % az events a prosperous cot
tnu-pTodaci1g eoHHtrY. And + the mere idea
ef slavery is disisstsl1l 20 them, i is possible
We think, bnt barely possible. that, ss q lasf re-
sor, the Coatsdsrss sissss might yield 70 thsir
pr j1dicss, # ths ihirg could . kept, uGdsE
different naua. OF thess things 81 ma1kind
may rest assuTedi that the Confedsraia peopls
viii never esnsent TO reunion with ths Yankees,
even if in3ePsndsncs Be bought q, the cost Of
slavery that they VIII never consent to social
aud paiisieai sQaalitY with the blacks, nor %
tbeiT pOFta.ion ard the loss Of thsiT laber Bat
E5Esi5iy, ss Q last rssaEi, they mighs c1ussns %
. B9tiEsstiou Of the sysfea1-to sort Of psou-
sssi bui EuTopssns, except Eaglsnd. baYs NJ
interest iu greater ehsBgss nor can Ns possibly
e5nssnt % 4 greatsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17

FraE Size hroei, 4JtlI
We kavs iusl had a half hours eoHversation
yyits sa u s5g iron West Tennessee. where hs
has been ior soms tBe engaged Ia thg recruit
ipg service f0r tie Couiedertts army. lie Te-
u,5Its extensive recruiting Operazi0us, and every
bedv iHu11g Gle parasgus WHISTLER .hey csa gsL
tss aolsas Of u5t Col. Richardson row com
Elsuds tlo western GzpsItHisnt of the S5a g, aad
i rsising q brlgsds ot csvairy. he declares
se.tl, - Determination 20 h9.d West Ieaals-
eco. aud 10 buuE every mzn lnt0 the mUHpied
ssislce zblo 10 bear arms, The Twelve
hti5Is1 lsunasaeans TepgItsd 10 tke 40
bio p1geTs s4crJ tule siace rs
having coa5- out Iaa Tie 4aAks5 h-es 70 joan
Jonusleus s9u-. wprs CRY eigni hurcrC1 ia
8ualsel, az1 ,asy came o4t VAN Cst Richard
6Cli, Hot tC Jolu Jaalst.u'E srmy eu5 Je plscArc
aruIs AID .,tgEa 10 West Iepnessos- 1ae pee
pc haze 10 Jt-H alSsgf3sd " latc, sud Ehs
clops la lIaE seclsl a.s sglendid Ooca.ionai-
y d Yankee Iasa s. ru .de ald len ueeroas
stolen G1.a l4uIaa uulasd, lus sssy arc nsi nON
% tri qIaut 0crusi iz-le. or iu.uriaass salfl.5
tait x caarasph s.lsaly Lsa . erea BE-, ed sglli
ebayis ss shl- 81 RAISE even s-clsaian. Cai..
l# faes aaa - a--l@l za- -a-5-I 5 esTs lass
also la.soi asllalo-s- -la le s.s~s--iaf Irol..
W,ss lciiaz-s-g y cas- sias iiz
Nr g5ll Jaaifc, " Da--=sl ,-s-iiTy, d.
r,V.t i.,. fss.el.-f ii-sl --ll-4 eoll-s. hs
--.......-sl .otay u. JaA tssa4iia .s..4
otf,.r ,,.lI klaYsll cilzeaa % paHner r3W Io
our service. Ain " leP@l@ F'g cyaalrI "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17
Ch--Iczayu Easslg5geace.



TIE heavy ca-raEz3uf Wednesday right
wss again kssr up vigorously ev beth sides uu
I'll near dsyi-hs fTasr-day morning TIE SIS
Of the susmF, ~lsth iss been directed prinei-
yElly tswz-i Sg1aer 10 he evening, was
changed e Ea.t Wagner Ct e. later Lear, and
became very rapid before morning.
TIE frs frgsz F1rt SamtsT Wednesday, night.
It is reported, had most telling effect upon one
Of the Yankee batteries, . large portion Of it is
said q have been knocked away.
ThErs'ay morning mzt-eIs rsnsj1ei tolsrably
quiet Two wooden gUa6'a:s made thsir ap-
pesrauco end trsd lew sha;s at F0rt Sumter,
tsEi1g care, however, 70 keep on! Of rsags OF
the fort.
Abaot dr5e clock in the afternoon fogr mora
woo5ea gauhaR-s cane up and took posNisn 81
long 6isisuczz and opened On Sumter The lat
ter ns6a Euie 1r 20 response scarcely 5eemiug
thea worthy 0l notice
IN the evening t1e suemy's lzad battery at
the o.. Cf Cfaig bin renewed is ase on Fen
Sumter cur Dats.ies replying regularly
The Yankee at inside tee bET was increased
yssie-dzy and last isht consisting Of six mon
iJ0Ts aud sbe lrCusidos, I'VE m rrtsT and Ten gun-
boats ten suppiy vessels, besides twslgs or thir-
teen bi0cka1sTs outside.
Fram esa.esn % twenty river steamers,
sehosEsrs, etc, are reported in Folly inlet
FI-m the ACTIVITY manifested, ws may expect
stirring limos EhgIsy-
Frea The Counter l5
D-riHE Thursday night a eonlinCod Ere vas
kept Hp 5=twssg ras land batteries. AM a. in-
teIvats bgcHass. very Tsli1 ard heavy. Oa Fri
day ugTHIC -hp enemy tT-d g f.w seeil s- F.Tt
suGsuT hoa tus trs I.gU8r h4lks which they
have ET-uusaa Ol TIE bssc2, opposite tbsIr
a-srSss s-Dcy t1 Fsb Wagner. Tho shell.
however. isii iaI sHsit Of toe msfI. Alter tbs
sLhibttlJn she eEs4y raEls-usd quiat t1a rest of
tRo 1Ev, our SIDE sJiH ding thsfn az oeca-
siuasI aBeLl trsm BsaEy So klE About halt
past sia 30 5'e.coz last 9. 6 asJ.nsT h1rce eaa-
lrnade oPrred between B.teries Gregg atd
WaEuer E. 8 lie Yankee bl.Jgues on Crsly hill
tbs f1tE was uEu usn-!ly iEpit. IL was Ie-
pclied sha. Bass 3 WssAvr gave tss saemy
TIE buuefs yt sals HcH gu-s sf hss7ieT caiiBer
the Ere irem wbCl l. believed O. Aays been very
effectueL IlG e-aE1uaailg was stlI going on
with some lEpidIly 1t ,se hour Of writing, viz /:
twelve 1'olgc4 ct uigsL We coald bear OF no
easuallsl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17

PssssrFeTs by ihs Ceatrsl eers last evening
coHus. tested nothing new in TegaTl 70 tie
"gi.uza-n" on tbs Rappaaa3f0c.s. OaT cav
slgy had severe skIImlsh With be eneHy on
Monday near Brandy station, 10 which The en-
emy lCzt twonty kils3 sn6 wounded. sad iftAen
captured. Oar loss was three wounded snlY.
We surprised the enemy, which accounts for
or small l7ss, rs the Yankees rat7eated iume
fis=si7 Gen NIozde was in hesvy f0rcs a.
Warre. for rud his srnsv YVES grsfusliv ap-
pro=ciirg i,s oi1 ''ssszEs-g s1orni," s.sG5rd,
a. E-lal -t tichs.
Gen. Imh1 -en. sEs orr aths- f5zce7 10 the
valley -st the eEemy on Ho-dly aci TGes3ay
ward Har-i orburc TIE G-htiuF vs7 sevare,
Several ri he E.'3el sed .u' Z Of tns slsray
r ma n'd b. rur E-A s The Fs- KEGS rs;reated
iswa-8 Eigs' ssav. zhere -aey have 8 force
itss V-rE sVi o.. 4 "a DE- Pcsslgn OF =ffsirs
hat balia loEtial, uliess it is brought on
by Gen. Les u sds e oaa Of the slow
coaches.' sud vo4't fglt unless be st'uhies
uroz az oFP5rru y a bs II e ia-FiI.ble in
eopfe-13er- hu s wi r1- le fought before, ua-
i9ss Gen Lee wills it Us is lev eIVHsiiasliy
master Of IRE "siiuB.ion " Ii 50ns mltrsF whsFs
bis army Cerps are l0cEtai They ara jadicious
" distributed. and key viii aBpeI st tbe
proper place and Et ths proB-r moulenf-
Soldiers who cane d1gn on Through, becagse
Of sicHn-ss OF wounds, sXlross surprise that
ANY but tae s.ost gui7e expectations shcuid
be illt for tAs sEaly ct h1rtlilTa Virginia rs
ranks vero n4ver laiier, nor ihs men more buoy
sRt il The prospect et = Agns. ihis mUcn is
sufficient
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17

Rsgsslay Troops TeLsH frsus Rsads's ArmV to
Pick AZ Cghseripis-- Tie CoaScrigts tara out
to b 0tf Dsssrfers- Troeys Seat 70 Nes -Y0Tk
% Eufsycs he DfaR, Etc.
T5s Ecaoants Of the 5rAlt By the lsssss North
ern papers, costume 70 be cheering IN their
character. The drafted mon dent 90 into the
tray The Massachusetts, ruen den't seem to
come TO iiHe At al. La the Ga district Of that
STATE sigbtg per cent Of those Or ftei were ex-
emp1ud fer sufficient eaase." In the lst dis
tTict, out OF ll9 sonteripts drafted, ii received
ax4@prou papers, p furnished substitutes, s
pad tBs $500 exemption, and only 10 we're
passed ia tle 9TH district $50 were discharged,
I9 pad the exemp.i05, BRd only 20 recruits
were returned OF the persons shO 60 as sab.
shtutes, She fsllsWing paragraph from The Phil
sdslphia Ledger may give some Inforzs.eR; g
Tae tive huHdred szbs,itutes that left the cit,
on Friday, ia charge Of Major Sellers, were des.
tiIrsd ior Col Lyi rugImeRi, National guards
A oiaosFtTy wss made on the BEAT sfIer the
suLstilu;es had been piseed On board About
ous figrih u che numbsr was found 60 be de-
ser an ftsm eginenls IN tee Gsid.
The L5sistou sis J0Hraai has this state
meHt on the same subject:
TauTsday evening last Eve substitutes for cor
scupgs, VINO had received their pay Of $500
esch, managed to escape from their place OF
couhDoAsnt st Portland. They stared oF on
isot in tas direction OF 3 stoR and reached
Waiis Beach oB FIiSsy. 0a Ffi3sy saaI niaz
ohiesfs mon ias provost mseshs' eflIes ct Port-
lalid slar.e5 is palsaIt. " hsR lAs CARS reached
lh5 Wells Belch s.atisn, 0ns Of the tugigiges was
found as he aep3t, who was arrested znd Sc
carslv ironei. Ihs four others in tss .Iuesu
time aad taken seats 10 the cars hut were Sc
ougi ailer ab1ai resist tnce snd the whole num-
Ger were tskeB back to PoTtiaRd.
A correspondent Of ths Boston Travelisr
ar.ies from FJrt eolam5u5, Governors island,
under daie oi August 3;
Yas saihlAsy "a hls vieiaity, sfieT rem sinfoe
Tzsief quivl ~ ssyerss days, sfs boSi besIunsHg
b lres.0 0D u x af-a5r5 eaa ala ptsPEria
larilsslqes ~ ac-igs du ! case lncil servo 5
sa8u.a - tsq ID ~ nave i TO Yr=ltg s soe
al u4li- - sasr- @ui 1s - lack Of fJlcs n
lla4si,l. 5sdor ia \ ia 1ssk assd sIciHity ~hiic
ts.sJ4als.s so1ag oa. H54 nay rsay uPsa -
5le 9 wl le 40 elila' ply "a iias.S eallllsea
lz0l c1yG.4 tle1e bs @a0lYeg AZ ezlPs - me
i1liels 81 t--rls aralling, a. 3 usF&i c0umaad-
lns s.lJ Dg2af.laeas oi me E-ss - Ialy deteg-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-17

AID eii-c'lya Te'aiarcsmsr.t t. 0ur army f0f al
gHfpses ef toaa lr'srsa. TIE e. ny b3H-
ever eaa only ssad here 70 fgh. us his picka1
me1
B'sidas Ell tbs, We hove The i-rpiraa8n and
dalsrmg snos ef aaa fr1srg for shsr hsnss
aud ii5ergial, uit5 their wiv5s aed sistsr1 losk
ing on Hhi.s car eueuy szo livl1s1 ~ grave
diseafslsass aud grgwng ie55a
Let than ouF soldisfs aad people rl ks de-
tulnad ~ any vain aPPEgkeusisa thst Li1c8ln
Fiil be asis 70 overs hslrs ~ "a p snaTe numbers
H.z Qrssssst Effort Of lhst aors hs1 been made.
His aruy viii never agsin BE- ss large as e hag
seen. Let as sssnd 20 oar arms brs7ely Lee
cur soldiers set worthy Of tasiF Pss; deeds
Let orr y5Glhs and ouT old men sVeTyHhers
0TgsUiEs % ss 20 render local assisaac Whsn-
sTsT opportunity off=Fs Let our Nbsis popuia-
ton dzefs in ANS, and each stlrd raa9y and
zeaiaHs g. d nis part Nothing more IS necss-
sary . ingzra our success A New Eueland
arstor, in the rsTolH-isn ef l776, said q the
British A" Ihoaga the inTadsrs shauid esme
ihiek a. the loeusis Of Egypt. We viii n5l fear
then" Saal We Be less courageous agaiHss
The Yankees, new that We have brsYsd AID
broken their power