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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

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THE following d shshysiem adoPtsd for tas coli
r. u17 OK tie taxes BE- kinds
an ciicsr OF the eua-tsmrsrr lerIE Usrar
mens is assigned 90 ths speria elare 1l Ha sh-lf
cu-tra. ling Q-1Gr1srua-- with lla r W-
lah g-e1 60 eseh otlrn. Hnc q Pc O. al rr1ae-
W-n fle rams ot Cap-ar, u eaer GarTnsarral DE-
trc where ltis PrscssaL O. cllee- ls .sufh
Zach G1lEre-sigaaI u -Tc rt be- anrfI~ffar -
taa Ecss Q"Ia-tafuaai1r BIZ charge Oh into sacf11a-r-
th8 convenient delivery bY tsa SIX rerer u his aretr
Of produce AID sEeuts riI BE- spro med 81 Hat
Ger % t1Aa -aarse ot tAe teroa CD TO atzsEs1st "a
aa-h Erci7n
Before hsss G8p0ts can DO established crHts -
ments required u-dsr Ne iaw Do nsir ts err
smaa g ANS hays end -ls cp Of U1o. Tor rhe- na
year will have been secured.
Fo relieve farmers f-ou the risk and -r-osvev--r
o. storing tne 0oVelum-Lt portion. ls reu as IL fa-
aa ans1ate supplies Tor the la1t th1 srr
1ap- fmsnt Aaia1rzs aid r1alsl fame RESTING
nser posts Heee 4na-er-48 rrs aa ROW llarel 10
dslTgc tr5 61verlmdnts teul. or sar ur-t ot ks.
that Qaartermas,er.
Under -la lazy farmers are reGaird t1 rsrrar fser
ttnfh 70 lsros nos m1ra chan raa mi-- r--s ~,
place OF uloalcl1u lt Ler WIZ asH--r b. 7ar hs
qlest tue HeFrr1ue1t W paw q me -ar--e-rar.
h eNc1acf 7sEt miles TIE Quar araaa nsczw NJ
prodaas un11r t4s rs-s VII give recs 1lst trs rr-
-ue9r 20 e7l1a1ca t11 p ITal OF r AL
An1 SO 1a Post 4aaltsruaEar u the ConeA arat
0siilf- Us rrsFunsr Be- fcr the f-ul. sitter tt asl-
Dps esslialed ana made k-oWn 90 Gm QFer-
t1l4atar % WHOM sae produce IS d-Ig-r viii also
Eec-pl Tor q t9tHa tlst Dua-tarUa7ter nf ae -ftHcf.
WAC HAl lndo-s7 copy ~ t1s r1lallt upon the erss-
1'rz estimate beio-e rang--rlne i 70 fa lseHts q thE
r-ceiv ng depot FEIE EE8TH
e@AA = OBI GEES. rait u eflrT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

that their fortunes at Port Ha5ssn are desperate.
Thsy have been terribly rapaissd.
Stuart dispstcaos t. the Government ffom
Fsirfsx Courthouse, where ha took stores, bat
found no enemy. They have g7ne behind their
forti6eatiens at Alsxsndria and Washington, or
over the river with Hooker, to take part in his
" ferward1 movement. 1t is q curious reversal
Of things, that Hooker should have to from to-
ward New York when be seeks the Confaderates
The " great rebellion is really getting ouira-
geoas. We do not know how it is 20 be curbedt
unless il b BY General Scots coming forward
and taking the cath Of alagisnea once more.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06
LE-FEaFReuEOETH MEssIssEPPT
our Special Correspondent

Lrsm our Special CorrespondezLI
~ PAyoLA, JEre %.
General Chalmers EsretzaadGn@lha sottsE hsE.
ing lsf-CoL stocks on tie bssk II tie Mississippi to an
noy shipping. It e thosghs, from he heavy firing
heard in hat direction. shat heis brskly at wsrk. The
free navigation Of the Mississippi as fr down as vckf-
burg. to vhlsI psiat you srs aware, The Yankees claim
r1d.s-u-5d possession OF bottom and banks, appears as
I~arreross as taa, OF She coast Of Bar5ary.
Esfor Henry. with body ef picked men froa ths Ist
EIsouri "a Illinois, and 5h ONO, were sens from Mem
rils on special serviss-;bst Of esptlIius Gen. C5al-
ners and hi5 usa, azd drawing bia from tie bsitam
where ha was operating on transports Gen. Chalmers
had with him give companies Of the Ist Tennessee Eve
o5apsalss Of the "a ATFuasss, and I've coaFauiss Of
TlIkHers EeE.ueky rangers, The Fezsrals had about
afy The advantage in numbers. The Eglt which I
lsys already mentioned by telegraph, came or nsar
HsmaeEa.
-klter lr.iae three hours and 8 half, the easmy wa
oouple.oly r5uted and fed ia every direction. losing
f-oa twenty 10 thirty killed and wounded, uihsty-ssyen
captured, aud az many horses. earbass spd- pistols.
Ou- loss was one killed and ten wsundsd-smoug TIE
lsttsr Capt. Tate and AJi1taas Pope, 81 the lt Ten
reses, ara Lieut. Tyler. Of Fsu'knerf Kentucky
raa-ars The conduct Of oar men was most gallant
Gen.. Chsmen being eut en- from Psnols, crossed he
laz5o pass and arrived safely witt lis prisoners and
u5zt of ii. wounded
The v~arlsl'ss Of ths eneuy in tis hgat and shas
with Col EoGuirc, wiz not fan Short Of two hundred
Many o. them were also kll-d sad waladed By bu.a.
vaaeses Iestima.e tbeiou in Ills way ct cry.
THIS IS the aostserous p-unishmeat the raiders have
rad since tbe azht at CoIwster, jszt previous to Grisr-
saa's excursion Let hem come again
The siege Of Vicaburkis dragging It's slow Length
along Since Kirby Smith las run his cattle into the
bsIsazgere5 town, Yankee hopes are esntersd en- blew.
Ing The lrridcai'ns from the face OF the earth; They
ss sas- 70 le busy barrowng under Weksburg his.
when tHat fails, awag suggests that they viii change
tbs channel Of the river again and force acapi-uIation
Dry eating OF tbsr wa;eE They cant cock their
Tezss beef Le wsg says without water. us not
ia, enough terry" B.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

GES SYDNEY JoHSsFoN's f AMmY-A cor
respondent Of tho Hsusteu (TeEas) Telegraph
writes
OnIeceipt Of tho intsligsnee, twelve months
ago, Of The fall OF Gen A. s Johnston az Shiloh.
q movement originated in Houston. Texas. 30
prseurs a h0ma 10 Texss for his fsnfIv. then
understood 10 be ia California, with no other
depeadeues than himself The committee in
Heust0B havs collected and paid over sbous
eight thousand doisrs 70 the trusted, w. D.
Husehins, ESQ., which has been funded in eight
per cent bondsi and they now intend renewing
t9aT eHerss, ana asking cooperation throughout
the State
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A Proclamation rrsEa Gsn, BwslI.
TIE New York Herald, Of the 9th, publish

us a-AaJFaa- rtaHAaa-4. L-A -Abm Arts An-LI -H
HEAuQUtFTFRs SEcosu Conrs.
AKvY NObrHERN VIRGINIA. !
lHAEGERsBCNG. PA Jane p, 1853.
T.. TIE sale of intoxicating liquors 80 this
command. without a written permission Ic5u a
msioT-genefal is strictly prohibited.
, Persons hzving liquor in their possession
are required 20 report she fact 70 the provost
marsh4, or nearest general officer, s.Hng tie
amount and kind, that q guard may be placed
over i3 and Che men p--vebiei Gom esttiBg &c..
3. Any T~isis-iou eff paragraph one, Of this
order, OF lalure 90 comply with paragraph two,
VIII boz punished by the iDmC6isis U0Cdsestion
Of aF HqE0rs Fl the possession u the 0GeRding
parties; besides rendering them and thcir pro-
pertylislle to seizure.
4 Citizens OF the country tbroueb Which The
army lsy pass, Who are rot in the military ser
vice, ere a1aoHiihed 10 abstain froul al acts Of
hostility, upon he pe1aity of being dealt with
in q summary maEnsr. A ready aequiescenca
10 the asmegds 81 lhe miliarv authorities viii
serve greatly lo lessen the rig0r If war.
By c0mmaal eff Lieut Gen. 3 S. Ewell.
4. S. PENDLETsN, A. A. G..
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rmEFyAE IN PHNNsKLvANTz.
Hooker. Eares-cH 70 ri, syn,y.

EICHHosE July 4-The New York Herald Of tie
29th says Lees whole army is undonstssly ia Pssu1yl
wanna, and that the rebels we've lass nigh; z5th} wittia
three miles Of Harrisburg, and heavy firing w-s sriag
on all day betwssa the outpos's. The utmost esnster-
nation prevails throughout Pennsylvania. Fuglirss
keep pouring int Harrisburg lancaster an5 7tlst
cities In a stCe sfterrsrD buagirg thsr satsis mer-
caaHdiss and housshsId goods.
Gen Ewsu issued orders TO lis troops a. Cbsmb,---
burg, urging ;hs usesuisy OF Ysllancs in discipline ard
prohibiting struggling asd marsuding under tbe eve
rsstpanaideE He says I'll rules which govern civilized
warfare absolutely prohibit all individual Interference
with priysta property.
Atraiu Of one hundred wagons loaded with supplies.
also nine hundred mues we're captured By the rs5s.s
yesterday Eear Rockville.
Arsbal force sf cavalry isrspartsd moving towards
the Washington branch Of the Baltimore and Ohis rsn-
read. They passed within foartseu miles Of Washing
f7a
Hseksr has issued LIS farewell address 20 tbs amy OF
the Potomac, da-sd Frsderlcksburr Jane 2sth. lie
says: ia conformity 10 an order from the War De-
Partmsnt, dated June a7.h, Irslinquish tls esalmand Of
the army Of She Potomac. which Is transferred to Gen.
G.. G.. Meade, brave and accomplished omeer. He
f.rther says; ] am Impressed with the belief that my
uasu'ness as commnnder Of the arny Of the Potomac
Is Impaired IPart from d, jet not without the deepest
emotions etc. The Herald noHess the change Fih 10
ordinary feelings Of Qualification.
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The following di8patch Wes received in This
city late last night:
MIssIssfPPLAH OFFICE, JACKSON, Miss, Z
.JHly 2-3 p. n.
NATCHEZ, July 1.-The following extract
frsm a letter iost received from Alexandra,
showing the fruits Of Gen. Teyl9r's victory at
Berwick's Bay sud Th.50dagEvil!s, Is from an
HDdoubtsd sourca. I have Tead the letter;
Fifteen handrsd prisoners, seven thousand En-
field Tiaes, two thousands rounds of GmtaE-
nitisn, eight hundred sacks Of coffee, thr g
thousand barrels Of AoUr, twenty thousand suits
Of clothing, twenty thousand pairs Of boots and
shoes, two trsias Of cars with locomotives COM
plete, an immense quantity Of comnissary
stores. TIE whole valued st S2500O30, not
~esiiiaatiDg the fen siege gurs captured in the
fort. Oar l0ss, three killed and sixteen wound
ed; tho epeHy's less three hundred killed sud
wounded.
The capture Of three s~sayeiug steamers az
PlsqUamine, laden with cotton. is confirmed.
Ons Of TIE vessels is valued at $4,000 600.
On Ssnsav night, Logan eaptufed about FIVE
hundred negroes aud Yankees, aad 2 large Jet Of
be8ves, horses and nulss et The Magnolia plan
tatsn, below Bayou Sara; and Powers csDtsrod
over enc hundred negroes sEd thirty-3dd Yam
KEGS at O4klsRd place, opposite Rsd river land
iHg. He paroled the Yankees and brought the
uFgroes OF
Powers passed in the n~eizhborboo3 81 Wood
vile, this morning, with tha negroes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

TIE B~EP0RrED CArrURR or HARBIsBuRa
E0r several dsfs psa we have had a constantly
recurring lep5s oil the occupation OF Harris
burg pennsylvania By the TConfederstes, but,
-p 20 rms ame, no continuation of the report
A aesa received. on Tuesday, as Stated yes
ie1asy, O dispatch ifom City Point announced
mas news Yves brought by tLs Dag Of truce beat
Of me capture Of b3.h Harrisburg AID YORK.
ne eaaas1urg Express, Of yesterday. aludss
70 re IaP5la ana aads: " We have received q
prvaie message irons Teiabis source, stating
at tbeze is no Gou5s whatever Of tie fscts
There Il nQ9 10 lsab5 OF she fact. so far Is
YORK e concerned, bat ws appFeheud that tie
reported occupation Of Harrisburg is rather in
- 7anc3 81 TIE fact" Az all events, though
tie pto6a5Iiaez iHe-ne us 90 believe the repoff.
as FroieI 90 await further edVicss before hufrsh
ing ever tie capture Of the capital OF Rennsyl
vania-Riabm0aa Hbig, ri.
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4 NoELn sraIr-T5e richmond ssnase

e NOBLE sPIBIr-Tre Richmond SsEtiEe
Of the isl has .ba following:
It's 1eylul to see the spirit which suimsse.
cur people under iae eau lsisly made upon !heE
20 rally 10 .ne support Of the Government. A
gentleman who came thToagh Gsrsonsviila, on
Tue85ev, says ha saw the patriotic farmers
and uinste men Of Albemzrls and -othe.
counties, with their hsversscks and blankets,
who lad come In to Tie aid Of the military
sc ihas point if they should be needed
Among thess citizens, tbus tTu3gs1g through
the mud, aud ready TO peril their lives nn the
edge Of battle, was the Hon. Wm.C @. Riyes,
filing tie post Of private, Oar informant said
be could not refrain from gcing up 10 him ana
ssying thas he hsd seen bim in his many homer
sble positions, but neYsrin enc Sc honsraple as
that. We c0nrur In the sentimea1. When =
gentleman Of Mr. Rivss' eHinence, full Of years
and fail CT h0ners, sels such "a e~xeEple to lie
young Iaon and The loss distinguished Of his
C0uHHyneD, what may W. not expect nom the
lsnd which reared hiu, the people among when
he was rsiseds and the youths that have grown
up arcu1d hml
~ The Hon. Spence Walpola, Il. p, speak
ing At the annual dinner'of the Royal GsogrAPh-
ieal society in london, alluded to TIE pTobabl6
territorial division Of TIE United States, tbus:
This be would say, thai if this contest which
was now going On in Nsrth America, esUli
syer be settled, IL should be settled BY moral
social, and political esnsideraioas-by consid.
e~rstisus, too, Of s geographical character, for
STATES must be free 10 choose for tbemseiyes the
government they viii have, and the only settle
ment Of boundaries 1hey cauld maks, would be
that adopted BY The treaty Of Vienna, BIZ (which
The great rivers dividing States, shguld'bs free.
LCheeTs.l
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Wan the PERKS -four market was ia
tened 1s- during ,as sgelutioa,
proposed through RE
$50 a ICES, c-s a r
should've tw= 4s5s 3. lhe we-S ca P5tatoes
then. second, that every man should hang lis
cog. TIE Tess Of She glunt speetres Of famine,
wac had the vllziuous aUdscijy Go calgEis
ever our gloomy prospects astwiniar, are fright
ele1 away tT he merry RATINGS Of the reap
-rs iH tha broad folds of golden graia, glsl-
ening under tte Southern sum-, snd@the fret
proposition msv be- postponed for the present:
bat let sach msu beng his dog. Thoye are about
3 million (UaIs ar .ess) ours in tUs Couiodsrscy.
Engaged Iu il8 delightful occupation of eating
meat at g d9-sr a pound, killing sheep and ais
couraging l1sr raising, annoying with their
hae01s hswls ths-s.ck and wounded, and CON
hitting o.hsr iHiqlidss and enormiies too uu-
mer1us 20 melGsH. ia the language Of Santer-
i eaoa msn hang his dog-RiaH0Ad En-
Tsir1T.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

GEN LEES MOVEMENTS AT tho Bear Of
writing this, we have no news derived rom oar
own soETces, Of tha movements or position Of
Gen Lees army, The report Enthusiastically cir.
esistso yesterday BY sensation -nongsrs Of q
battle betWeen him aud Rockers forces. near
Fredenek eity Maryland, We are persuaded Is
without toundah5n The Orange fraia, last
night, failed to bring even q rumor Of any kind
from tbs invading army,-LyHebbEgg RspEblcaH
81 inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

~ Tho Medlan CLARION Of Thurs5sy lest
saya: 'Aa anploys Of the SoHlhefn express
company abztass3 a5out $4,000 from be
oaea . thai pace On sa.a-dzy LASS bat s-s
detected in .hs az hpE 20 send buP the Mobile
AID ohio alroad, aud Ell he d1n5s recovered
He was PLACED undsr srrast
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

FROM THE PEEISsULA -Iufsrmatioa was
received last eyeniRr by the Ierk riyer train
that the Yenkees on Tuesday night advanced
frsm the Waite House Up 70 ths Cross reads, on
She Williamsburg read, r. New Kost colDt9,
sbeEt cirhteeu niles distant from Echms7 {
Insir aaE 5ays are esfis7ats5 lt Ie0g) fa 1900.
Gse-ls Ksv8s End Ger3-1 Eaa ia ccHrs1d O.
-ais force, wHle Gsn. Dix, wise has arrived
the White H3use, with rsutlrconerts i5 s. re-
ported, has assumed eemmaud 1t tAst Toias.
Oar scents yesterday went INTO tho enemy
rear aad captured a Yankee lieutenant and a
private. Thsy were very drunk-so much so
as 20 be unable TO give any ineligible iniofma-
toe.
We hear nothing further Of ths cavalry rad
threugh King William, aad we are disDogod 10
thiak there Is NO truth IN the Iep5rt-Enhaa0nd
Whig, 3D..
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TIMELY AEEIFAL-We have Information thas
a si3e-vhssl steamer arrived E sne 81 fla rivers
Of the CoRiedafssy, Thursday Izsf wi-ha largo
and valuable eaTzs 8f mach5narv for Cha Gov
ruuGn--& GEa1FE ~ N.r-s. Jgre .
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~ a special from Jackson 70 he Aoaia
Tr5azs says Ohcial Information las been r-
cslTsd thsfBig-Gen Neil Dew, hss been cap
tarsd BY CoL L,gan's scouts near PeTt Hpd-
son. Thi1 b reliable.
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REeUEaE PRESS DEsP.szcHEs.
Reports from Maryland.

Reports drom Maryland.
WrsCEEsrEE, "a, July3 3, via sTAUEToy, Ju'y4-
Passengers nsn Marsiasburz were tsld BY Hasley's
men lat stusrtLsd torz up the track % the Baltimore
and Ohlo Railroads st tho Eezy hauss.
uarsportsd that Lee Is marching toward B~slrnrrs.
The enemy tents have disappeared from Maryland
Rights
Yankee Ruis sH NORTH Carolina.
-rIHsr rIsPArCHI
WuluysToS, July 5-Tbs enemy is advancing On
he Wilmington and weldon road. They were IKE
naHsvils I3.. sight, seven miles from ths rlI,oad.
wite Ef-sen hundred cavalry. The wl-es were cut ai
hslsp-si me ocIocL-
SECOND DIsFATCHI
WuEIyoTos. July 5.-Thc enemy took tto warsaw,
wIlaingtsa and weldon railroad &c $50 t.is morning.
Til reported that they burusd tho company warehouse,
with twenty thossand pounds Of bacon bslssg-as 30 Sic
Government. They lett about 4 Ais evening in Che ID
rssdol Of Esuansvils, where lie maln body Of them
fore, had stepped The force Or tie ensny Is estiaa'oi
f-ou 1000 20 1890, cayal aad Infantry half vhis aad
half negroes
Later frsus thc River.
E4rcEEZ. Jsly E-Tts crsts oa tie roase from 0sy.
kl % his ciy. via B-05kaa7sn, are unsurpassed
The ran Pttssurr aud Fuz6aat EonsnFahsla passed.
us1lisu morning. Tie T.. ti5urg was a. z5led, and wosk.
ing enc wheel
Capt Fsvsu eonH'ladisg .Ls pest Is elssnHs
Ea-aasz OF EraEg'ers.
Tho ~o0mms.ary Of The azs-Allsissppi department
laya Visks5urs asd Pert Hldssn are we'll provl0ned.
A gentleman fsom Texas says suita and Magrldsr
are fast ausueatiHg theiT army.
TayIsr has czDtgrsd many Yankee planters ard
overssarE and haids tbsn as hostages for the return Ct
the enc hundred msa confined By Banks fer sasstf g
Mr. Dvr-tt he also holds ell southsrlsn who have
sabsu tho oath as prisoners Of war.
Logan and Powers continue to alarz The Federas by
thsir bolduss5 lud dsslez.
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- poslllar u gics.bnrr.

The St Lauis Republican, il g recent article
en- the position Of affairs at Yic1sburg, says:
General Grant hos net been Wiling 60 abide
altogether ~ tie chances Of Peu5eTtoa's sur
peBder on account Of q LACK Of provisions and
enuuniien. Hence he has constantly Kept Bis
Typographical engineers and working parties en-
cased In making scientific approaches. with @
viaw to rendering iha Confederate wsrks pene-
trsble By a haal asssult. We confess we lock
more 90 this than so the Starving ont PROCESS
for speedy success st Yic5s5urg, and unless al
signs isl, we do notEea how tss erown.rg vie
tory can be delayed many taYs longer.
~ Lieut.. L. w. Smith. with a small saua5
Of noUuted m-a from he 9Th regiment. has
been securing Rankin, Scott, 3nith ard Simp-
s0a eGuHtIes for several weeks, gathering mp con
scripts and d~eserters, end has succeeded i8 pick
ing up quite a number Of thsm. One day last
week th5y GET after s. uem5er of Capt Harperis
company, IN Saith county, who bsd been d0dQ-
izg them for some sine. They went 20 his
mothers house about 3 o'clock in the morning,
and after ra1ssekirg every room wt1OatsUccess,
they examined the oulheuses, bias could not find
hin. Satisfied taat-ha mugt 10 a51as The hsuss
they determined to 60 back aud examine the
beds wnsre the young ladies' were sieepiag, OHe
ct whom had Persmptsrly ordered them net to
come into her room, as she 3idu't alIsw men In
there Atnieht. As they approached the door Of
her reom again she few into a violent passion
and abnsed tbem terribly for thVs i~ava5iog ths
Ianctty Of her chamber. The boys thoughti5
looked suspicious, and determined to brave
the stofm of words and examine he premises.
After eXaming every corner or The ro3u. look
ing under the bed, etc, oBe Of them discovered
that there were three persons la the bed, and
turoing Town the cover found the fellow they
were lookisg for, snugy Wrapped~up am9ug The
sheets between his two sisters. Hs remarked to
his eaptors that they had caught him this time,
but thst be had ls4sd three other parties ia toe
same way before that-BraHdoA CMiss) Re-
P~ubleas.
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T0BAocoz6essrs. Hancock & Hef alvsr-
n saaihsE csuuu over swo thousan5 peck
ages Of manaslgs5 azd FHakiHg to5aces.
eampisng some oi &c b@. 5randl INSIDE ir
V1ginia sample msy be seen st S G. Be-
seufs s.o-s, 09aois tha Gesreia Railroad bank
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GENERAL TARLUR Al ALGIEKs-We learn
that a gsntlsRan, who aas ast arrived FROM
New Orleans, brings thu report thas General
Tsyi0r is st Algisrs, opposite New Orleans. He
alse states, as We are informed, that the Yankees
have withdrawn al their pickels at Maaehac
and PonehassRls, and that the way Is epc1 to
NeW Oileaaa-HjsstSsiPplaa, jug I'd.
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ne Hs7e bat lille additional from lha scat O..
war b Middle Tennessee. Fs-bsl'y We ls-rr
@ .ha impression prevailed in nanny army cE-
c-es, On Saturday last, that R0sECEAEs was
moving eastward from Ec4iuuville ald Wn-
chester, ar if for ths purpose q crossing the
river into East T5una5zes, At some point above
Chattanooga, and so strongly was il believed,
that steps were being taken to dispute lis pas
ssgo Of Che dver. Our army is, ss IS generally
reported, at present in position on lh9 s5uthsids
of -La Tarna..Ea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

FROM ARKANsAs-Ihe Little Rock TIE
Democrat, Of June I7,h, says:
From the west, We learn that 5000 Federal5
arrived at Csssvills on the evening Of the 9Th,
with their artillery, TO reinforce Phillips. Stand
Hatzis is above MaysyAle, gsiDg 70 the neutral
land, where there are about i've hundred negroes
camped Col. Monroe has crossed back 70 this.
side Of The river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

H021E lEDUSIET.-We were Shown tc-iay G.
sample ct powder Manufactured at the mills of
TIE Texas Powder Company also some fine
Engllsh powder, loW for sale here, ard Of the
two we would pronounce the koms-mads The
bo5t, This establishment has cost about S50T
600. and with n outlay Of soma $1,000 or
$1,000 more, IS 90 pounds Of powder can be
turned out n0nthly. Ths Copfsdsgats Cav.
eminent c3ntracisd with the company for $780,
Geo pounds, ara q short tims since the frontier
regiment Yves furnished with 1000 posads. As
il is enough to knew we are blessed with So
useful and successful an establishment. we win
refrain from giving its lscality.-Hoasf0H Tie
graph
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

KENTUCKY AGAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of O perfectly reliable nature has been received
st headquarters ia this city, THAT Jsha Morgan
aas agaia invaded Kentucky. There is net q
reasonable 6aubs but this Is true. He crossed
lie Cumberland river at Carthage, Tenn, last
Friday evening at three o'clock, with a force Of
fsur thousand moB, reported to be half infantry
AID artillery, aad tAs balance cavalry. From
Cslshsg5 he teak the read leading 20 Dfxsn's
Springs aHd Fayette, in Masen county, Tenn.
and from thence to SeottsYille, Allen esanty, in
tbs S.a'e, where he arrived or Sunday nig5t.
From there he wss 10 q position 90 operate on
the Nashville Railroad 81 any Poist botwssa
Bowling Green aud Gailstta, OF either # ia0se
ggis.5i and IL is rudoVbts3ly bic intention to
th1s annoy, i possible, err 9ununiestisna
rilA Hashvils sud &arlssssbsIo and plumber
he State of whltsver he can get that 9di serve
hIm and hisIsbol baud-Lsaissaie Journal, 23d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-06

GooB. ~ TRUE-A gentleman from Chatts-
aooga hfonms rs that when he left that
place a report was in cirosIsioR asd
ers5iisd, tda. EsrgsH he'd captured Murfrssg-
bore, Tens, aaer a fghtwith the garrison. As
2 Pagi 81 the fruits Of bis success, tho desuuc-
Ton efal shs Vas. stores accumulated for Rose
ofans ald ths burning Of two railroad rains.
were items mentioned. Tas information was
ssid = haze been Brought 70 Chattanooga by q
e5asr hom Gen d This, if rae, must ser-
eosiy hteiae with Rosscrsns future move
msnls.