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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Esnascn uera Arrived

In " 8. Heam ranspo,I Dud,.y B.ees from Esv5eyp "
CDr G. w. Cssy Lieut. L. Be-cher, Capt Fay, Lieut. s.
Roberts b. Pa.ke, u ). NJ Lieut. obbs. Lieut.. Ssre
re,n Lieut. Wefkler Capt Andres Lieut. Doughty Capt.
Willard. Lieut. keen0D Lient. Aldnch Capt. w. barney,
Lieut.. hulholsn Capt Gladdns Lisnt Alien, Capt Green,
Capt Mchs Capt, Landers, Ler Douglas Cept Robinson.
Lieut. LutneI Lent Johnsou, Lieut. 5. w. Ibompsoo. Mr..
Weeks, .ir J. Sewe. w Parkinson. Capt q. Williams,
c apt. Adams. Lieut.. RUSSELL, Lieut. A. Ierson.
In United SAFE, team tGnsp0,t PocGhonos, from Nesc
hem " C-hsjor w II. stouc OF Gen Fos,srs S,sg, w.
u Aoder.op faymaster, U. S. Al Lieut. W. G. FoOts O.
II. BoTley, Ma. 3. Pease.
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Alleged Arbitrary APrests-Trfal Of TN
Sheriff Of OfaeQo County.

correspondent Of The Cooperstors Fys,mas's
Journal gives the following account Of the official
Investigation Of the charges preferred against
Sheriff Msther
Charges Of official mi.conduct have been preferred second
time against the Sheriff OF Otsego Tho charges among
others In reference to tho arbitrary Of Timothy
Horsime citizen Of the town Of Exeter la August Ia and
the treatment Of that gentleman while under him IN co66ne
uep and upon which pe,itiou for his removal lrs.
serfsd 10 Gov. Seymour.
The Sheriff having flied bis answer the Governor In com.
psncs with the ssue directed tue evidence the matter
Of the charge, and answer to be taken beorsibe Comfy
Judge under the of the District Attorney Dseso. In
pursuance Of which direction Dstdct.AtUkhey Lynss
brought the to have the evidence taken before bis
honor. Jadss e. NJ. Harris At the 0omt.aouss the
10Th ipst.
Tho Distrc.Attorney and the Hon. g. Bovine appeared
for the People; j.. J. Waworth for the Sheriff
The COUNCIL for the Sheriff made application to postpone
the hearing Tor the hot he desired number Of Wit
nesse whose attendance he had not been able al
this time. Among ohes Secretary Stanton Msjof l.. G.
Turner and ex-Iov. Morgan
The motion opposed by Mesrs Lynes and Bovine.
gonnd that the statute conferred on the District Aaras7
authority to FIX the time for bearing AID tht the Comfy
.uose had no authority confe red HIN by law 10 grsnt
Vnrttponerseut, CT sct iudicsly IL the premises.
me Judse iured that he mad srch bower and announced
Ns' 'ns matter De postponed 70 the l4h of July next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

FouRru wESUE RAILROAD CARs.-ihe city cars
Of the Eew.York and Harlem R,lrcad Company seh''"y
known a, the Fousthaycnue line will hereafter run 10 ""u
from Thitysecoud street, instead OF Tweny'seV.n'h ''
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lSeta........1:U Moon-Risss. l:19
sGR WATER
andy Hook. l:26 GOV. Island. $40 HslsCsCs.... Sos
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JrusrY Cry CoMNos CorNot.-M the meet
Inc o, the Jersey CITY Common Conner IuesAy us" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

RrooxLYS CRY CouNT CALrSDAR, june H.
No. Al a. a. 49, 90. 81, o. Is. g. Oh, ~, 40 ~.
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Eel on.
R,ls Sparkling Wave, OF h'ns ION. jam
Sailed.

Sailed.
Standardization tBrl for LiverpcOi oou~b' TOT no
yano and New'Oieans
sS,rs-N Drsicnoisu, aud Lyric soutnsTd' ,,u..
HsL.bisf.e ncyn. Won Letter; Leh'en, Ls''A'en' No
lnyluclle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

F,pg rs A puBLIe ScHooL iIoCsE-lG : gro WaI
tt,,,,, ,,, a.nt IA Die ,hborhood ' Iaoic sco,ot
yo M y.ster.,y morning caused ~ snoAe is'1ius
tila,s IL .eaf, that short sitter tho 'cLoo' "'s
no hcyous bcys il. end b5raAins Or, W. IL a.
=, F, ,s+.u, ,ootn threw lighted match si'hb' a PleV
OF VI 80 80 ,i,m on hf.. The lsmes weie, however,
..Pa', ,,r,t,- ed v u bout crusn~ serious damage
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FEW PUBLICATIONS.
CHOPIN,

lun OF CHOPIN BY r. LIs1r. Translated fr'm the
Frssch nv MfKTgA NALKEk Cook. limo. pp. 2V|.
Phisde p6is: Y. Leypcldt New York; T. W. Chi'''s'0
and James Miller.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

From lzs Mercury. Apsusl g.
FHE sITUaTTUE or AFFAIRS Ok MORRIS
ISLAND

From tAs Hercury, Apsus. l1
TIE sITUaTIOE or AFFAIRS OK MORRIS
ISLAND
Until GeTz yesterday the enemy was exceed
iuqy quiet. The lald batteries were silent
and not ono al tie hset approached withir
range or cred gun. the only fEing wa,
rom cur ba.aeries, and ihst was slow and de
l.berale.
ssop after eight elscz issi nigat lhe enc
ny'a LAND batteries oFsnel ffes ans the EsP9Eis
were hssTd 10 tbe oIly a0UL once eFsIy 1Vs
minutes we heGr5 of ns casualties EaviHg oo-
su1sd. Il, elslsli5s smong ouz tyaops oa
8ords island su S7Rdsy werstW0 killed ald
l0urieen wounded. OF which Tie following
asu1dsd hzve been reeai7e3 Is tic TispmaRa
sireei hospital;
E jan Wldsms, eompasy ,, CaGrlos.cn BAT
talon.
Oliver Kingnsa, compaay T. CHARLESTON
5eitslicH
J. - Taylor c0mpsny X l9h Georgia.
J. " ksincY cempsny K 18Th Georgia.
j. y AL, cen --ry X 1870 Georgia.
j. y A1Fli, company B, 2lst - Carolina.
$. p. Age, company - 5lst North Csreuus.
r q LspEads, Aatleas' aluiory.
Lieut. J T. WIllss camgaay A, - South
Carolina arta cry
}. c. Tyler, company a, II South Carolina
artillery.
]. d. Lee, company A, 2d S. C artillery.
Gen Baaursgard5 accompanied Dy Col Ear-
rs, Of the engiueers, aud tnaPeciof-5sueral
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

SERVED BIN RIeHT We lesrn that On yea.
isEday mosniag Vicxsbug solder went 81,
Az 2i.aoAds slstning store 0n Dsuphiu street,.
g Pu eaass ahiTt. The clerks man naased
Marx Hohl-attsnded on him end eommsBrs5
2 ezhislt his goods During the conversstiol
Woni asked y be had soma grsenbacks, anf
vas answered in tho Affirmative. he was t.fl
that he could have It for S25 ia Confsssr7ts
Money or $3.50 in gresBbaeSs. The soldier
PAID hin with the latter. and Immediately sfer-
wards reported the case 10 Msior Bsals. the
provost marshal, wac ordered his arrasE WohI
was afterwards taken cur on a writ Of habeas
c0rpu8- Gesaral Marry, Learning Of the .efIan
dispatched officer Mansfield with Instructions i
rssTest him aud 30 ssnd him to Atlanta. ~
rom thsrs, we learn. h7 wiz Be lakan 20 Riea-
mead 10 be sent across tha lines He was pus
on board the steamer MaEg Wilson. whies ~.
Sc bslf Pass one o'el7ek Wshfms5s ttis t--r'z.
action 9n his individual account. being unaa-
t4orzad ay his empiOyer, ME sia0u, who vss
assent ai tas tinle, and had no ku0Hlsdes Of tha
transaction until the aficsr made sho arrest Tn
bis stors.-lH0biis Tri5aRs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

a dispatch from Fortress Moaros, to the New
Ysrk Times, says:
Arrangements havs been made By Commis-
sieners Ludlow and 0ald that captuges Of eff
Gers and men shall be reduced % possession,
and delivered at City Point, on The james river,
and convenient point on she Mississippi
No mere paroles yvid be ackn0wledged. and if
any ere giveuhy either efleafs aT rasn, they will
be null aud void and tbs parties TO whoa they
are given ordered % duty. Excepions TO this
rale can only be MADE By c9mmandeTs Of oBps-
sing armies, who can exchange or release pris-
eRers et oihar Peints mutually agreed on by said
eommanders. This rule viii prevent sarrsnders
Tor the purpose dl being parcle6
The issue bst#esn Commissioners Ludlow
aud Ould has bean made upon the subject Of
The recent act Of the Confederate Congress,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

" hich deeaTes punishment Upon sl our officers
gsa men esmmaadlug neeE5 er mulaisa ir8nps
sue upsu sues troops themselves.
The C)afederlie authorities, who have used
the servioe- 81 norr8ss-haye beoa nstGsd by
Col. LudioW thst the U8itad States Govern
meHt Wi. tbT5w Ste protection aroond a3 cha
officers and men, wl1hoas ragar3 % eeI3r SOD
viii promptly reisiias3 iag 81 violations sf tho
saTtsl and the laws aad nsagss 0f usr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
IEuiiEnant Vaadaif,ns Of the v.uls...

A letter, dated aasr Jackson. Miss, July
l2sh, says; Yesterday 8 company Of cavalry.
escOrting fgragirE trsin, learned RON aegra
where the extensive library Of Jef Dsris vas
sscrsted, They proceeded 60 tie hoass. and
there found Thousands Of volumes Of books.
seversl basssls Of PTiTais and political naDsrs
r TIE arch traitor, written By t-ailors North an5
g sSUth. Some ~of these papers wsre
brought iato camp, and serves as novel Elsra-
tgrs fer our officers aHd men.
In addition to these, several vsluabls pol
beaded walking g-caRes were fouad-ons Of thaa.
presented TO Davis BY Franklin Pierce; On
smother Ose was the inscription. "Fr3n
soldier 20 a ssidisr'5 friend
In many Of the lstssrs the subject sf accession
vas warmly discussed. Some OF tae ietsars date
baok as far IS 1852. Many Of tbs mora nrorsi-
neHt writer's accept the separation Of The Nsr.h
and the South As q foregsns conclusion. but
aaly disagree IS 70 how and when Is sssuli b
dsue. Davis is aliuded % IS the p0lidcs. Mssss
IN t5is measure, and tae ailHsisn 20 Dim would
seen IS if be was locked HPon in the lqht Of !
dsmigod.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

wish is father e he thought The probability
ot The step b8t aTises ia their embitt3rsd imagi-
nations, and from no facts ia their knew ed ge-
Neither, S7sin, France HoY England has the
slightest iulontioa Of bringing upsH itself q war
with this coRutry, as ths rebel AGENTS who pro
Test tha rsvsras vel ksar ~ Y Rlraia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05


a correspondents Of Tie Chicago Tines. writ
iaE from the Mentor CatskiH Gre af she set
( uGdsr the cOnmaad Of Adnirsl Dzhleren. ua-
der date Of the 1lih inst c5mmu1ica55s soma
facts 81 2 most agreeable uafure Oar gallant
boys ct tbe guns will see thatt re sioubtsbls
monsters have suffered 40 iiias damage.
Tbs morning st twenty mi1dtss q zias beat
70 quagters; stsaGsing for Cumming Point: at
l0:5 irsd eur first shot; kept On hriag siI tba
iaosaiHg, hI l2:l5 when We we're hauled off
jEst beyead range foE dinner; st one sBfas3 she
main brace, and 10 vas nss5si. isr the osYsa-
dock, when we are 10 action, is auf1l hos, aud
iuil Of powder smoke. The fellows iu tho tur-
ret have the NEST and Ler5c1t york. vst have
plenty Of fresh air. This iaorri1p ne sent b
ona of the wooden vessels near soala of the men
I7ho were tired eat, most of them fIere1, su5
: boy thst baleuss ira tie lurrst a 9iscs 5l
skeI came in the port, striking him ia the fo0s,
cutting him s0a-e. Yesterday noon We fe1t
away AlJ Blm0us, eEr u7ster he having .aiu5s5,
OK it was the eoncugsioa Of p shot suikiuz
against tas tatfat, Wilde be was leaning against
the side Of it.
This neon, about 2 P n we were sI mus
t5-7d oH deck. Inc captain wished q know II
sEy OF rs thoUglt Ws were rot ahls TO - 10
again, bat hey alt seemed wiling 30 trv iE oacs
more. We nave an admiral this ine th7t
ku6ws bis business, AND is not aAzil gE s.nkips.
the vessels. Or decks and st5zs, IS veil IS
tUrrst azd plet house, are cusup, ore she's nearly
went tArsUgh tee galley let.iog d0wu day
Eght, azd waar By Che back ..uu and
aEothor ever the engine room the. same way.
W g we're struck TesteTdsv forty-6ile times. most
u tbem pretty bad. ard to-day some fifteen
Or twenty tiFass mere. Oar sm9ke-stasE sisa is
badly tsrn,-seversl shots having gene -hrsuFh
It. There was one solid shot lodged or cur
deck yesterday. The captain las possession Of
It. Thousands ef pieces Of them are lyiHg
around 4 can't tell Whistler We are going ia
agais or yet. The sdmirsl has gsae ashore to
see the general and fzd ont how ha stands it.
Sumter ia still playing with tbem. All TIE bat
teries OF Morris isisad are taken 5at Battery
Wagner Thst, toe, wiu seon be turned on
Sunt5r then g7o3-bge flT CbGrlastoa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
NEWS FROM TIE ISLANDS.

The enemy tsot Very quiet Monday, not even
replying 70 eur FIRE rom ths batteries on james
ia he same position Of Morris island, sut ai
rsBEs Of Battery Wzznsr Considsrsbls sesiv.
lly oi movements and apparent signalling was
observed sIasEE The feet inside the bar and the
o-ocEaaam aUisids Tbia led 60 tine impTsssioa
shat hey were a5Oat to renew the B0mbaTd
sest 1a- no luther demonstrations were made.
g a. 8sauroEsr5. accom- npsEisd by C0ls Har-
rs rice. Roman, Chisoisl, and the Hon. W. p.
ailes. 7sitad and inspected Fort sUmtsr amd
orr sat.aIiss on M0uis issaa, H0nsBy SITTER
noon.
uosvy 1tIg vas heard between nine and ten
g'e.77z .ast evening, supposed to be the feet
h-ilg G. s7ma IuElrd boanS stsaHssF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

rr O. EaGss o1EslssloE EERCukET. ard
tea.ses1 s1 OBJ ues rl cluu-rr Frellce has re-
--1.l5 ...a.- 'zs sllrs ia a.- Narcrsss bu ding
urFnea 'c -s -i.l- .e.es .. -iirA ~ hlffy q
-5-s ras -rs bard ware s-ere were De y l De
I.slpr ilsee serves SD a l-s friends -La cuilr srs
R sIL-A large Gud vel assorted tt5ck o.
81 T g. srNKs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

tiHE-O1 sunday night, between one apa
tvs occck, fire broke out in the buiI5isg on
Assembly street, 0wasd By Mr. Lewis Lsvy and
used as q warehouse, The sazss remains nr-
Known though it is thought to have been The
werk OF an iuoeediary. The baildings adjoining
bolh belonging to Mr.. Robert N. Lewis. wi
ther centents, were entirely consumed. Nearly
one thousand bales of cotton we're hurst be-
longing @ A8assrs J. n. BiaEslv, Z. HsBe. and
Jamss u aiobes. They ware rot Insured
against loss
The buildings, we learn, we're Insured. Tha
eotlon mentioned above ss that se Nj BlaksIy
was held ay him for parties il Charleston. who
are tho real iasers b. the re-C0lgabia rs. @.
GlsaHsiaa, 4h
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-. ID adEerlf.fnr-

All adver lsms1ts w % be charged two dollars per
Square fa- ODE drt insertion and one collar snd Hfy
csHts for each su5zeguent insertion.
Loszl not czF wi be charged So the rsts Of ffty cts
ger lire.
Obituary aa-es charged az The rate Of TWEEN y-tlve
o.s per Line ana ll 5aer riles not Of sonsr I public
-n-r-a.- =. q LIZ --r.----a----L--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

y gentleman Just arrived from Tsunes.
see aHd N9sfh Alabama, informs as that the
Yankees have ali disappeared from Haatsville.
feLaszi, Columbia, Sic, lesYing ia considers ble
y curry. As taouEh they were aPprshensige
Of danger ie delay Oar inf5rHlant st1tss ibsa
very ktle If any damsRe was done by thcm
WINE they held those places. 70 private property.
except e press int their service ali the able
oodiad negro men they could get, AID ell he
hersas snd nulss they could lay their hands
upon. Oh neErs men, negro woaaea aud boys
were net iatsrfsred with-Marion Common
tssaiih 2lai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

q rUs
have bean fortunate n 1ssk,ag ths azqnai7-
tsnse et gallant coioael of Ga5rr.a reei.
meRt, which has 50as signal Bar7ies ia Vir~i-
This brave ofissr, af5sr hsyss been Touaaad
10 l4ss thsR six different times, finally lost 81
ann Ia cna of tha seven diys' battles before
RichHaoRd. Hs has Jas: returned from Bat
terry Wagner, and 70 his kini attention I am ire
debtad for some lats istatiigenes, which, though
partly aHteiestsd IN the CAariest9a pspsrr.
shoUld be Of iatsrest 70 your rapcrs. beth on
account Of les undsBbted au,bsatieisy sna tss
gratifying tidiRgs ia relation 20 the two Georgia
regiments stttioned ia the fort I quote an ex-
tract ssTbafia st HieTatiga from diary Of &
FTemiseat Ohicsr in EsFt Wagner:
BATTERY WAGNER, July 30-Eaeulv fred
via small mlrtaTs this morning, annoying the
garrison very huca.
10 a-Iiossi5as aEd tWs mentors came
sp asd gave u5 occssionsl soots, but paying
very parheuisr attszlion to TIE men iG sgad
hills betwesR here end Battery Gregg There
wers about 0Ee thousand men h these hills of
whem there were two killed and seven wounded
mare or lsss severely. Tha FIRE vas aept us tiI
two s'eleek b. Oae mentor came rp 81 Che
sftersoon forfhs same psEPose, aud was opened
EPos By eur 32-PeUaders and struck once, show
July 3lst.--Ilsemy opened ire from fosr 70
SIX A0sitsrs az A. ~ c0utiualaz ail A. M
Killed 2 sad wounded s.
Ny informant states that Battery Wa-uer is
sAtiley uninisrsi, and ihst isis ths opiaioB Of
al tie garrison, both ofiissrs and msu, that is
csR be held against any bombardmeaE sr assals.
Tks meR in the ssad bills are not mora exposed
to danger rem shoilisg tbaa tas msu in the fort
ittalt They have dug asles in the sau5 which
etferd them aEaPle protection Iaers are sTo
Georgia regislants ia Battery Wegner. tze 70 ID,
under ColsBol Hutehias, aud the 5lh uudsr
CooHel Nay. The latter win be relieved to
day, IS also portion Of General CiinEmsn's
Asrsh Carolina tY7ops, tkeir pisces % be sap
Fliss sy CslsHei Rsitt and his rceir1aut ef Sau-h
saroinisns. TIE 54.h wiz probably % t5
James Island. There hss NOS been fiagle cas-
aslty il eli her Of tks Gsargis -eFiasass N 10
Eve o'clock this narniz z, sud .da men are s.i.l
well and in gosd sPir.s5 LINaWA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
Bsmsu, yesterday visited Fort samier ssd eui
works oB Morris island.

RsHsu, yesterday visited Fort Samter ssd eul
woTks oR Morris island.
BAND BAcS
We would sgain earnestly call the stteRtieE
of aI cur citizens net in the ranks, to the i'm.
DrYtaut movement now afsot 20 furnish saud
b rs or iha Drotsctian Of orr barber defsnsss
Msssrs. Williams, Middleton aHd J. Bsnneti
have taken charge ofthe matter, on South Gem
msrcial wharf, at fhe desire ct ths military
authorities Boats aud csrts are employed IN
eanvsvire the rand are tho bags when hiee.
Bags sre wanted Ard al persons whe csH
susre servants, esther TO fH the bags or 20 pail
ti.e boats ss oarsueH, are reqaested 70 furnish
the-7 st tbs jsrcture-
Besides this Resources, the free colored men Of
Caar'satan might Teadsr important aid t. tia de-
r-Y-ss Of shs city by coming forward freely BOW
sr3 re8orting themselves 70 the above uamsd
gentlemen, to work either en- the whaTf or il the
barber They have always constitutes q very
respectable and 0rie,lyclsss in this csmmuHity.
Il: !heu DO their pert now.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
FIRE

The alarm Of FIRE yesterday afternoon at hail.
past three O'clock, Wss caussd BY the partial
burning Of The brick bsiiding on Gillon street.
rearoi the p9stolhea, which, during the past few
months, has beeH on Ere several times, frem the
sparks at the furnace requisite fer the work pro-
g-ossinE on tho cunboat. The cause Of the FIRE
"a lE.s Instance was The same IS that on former
occasions bus the irs was discsvsIsd At an carly
.tego ans exiinguishsd By the gunboat hands
bss1re the engines had arrived though they we've
auu6nally prompt in answer 70 the slarm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

assured ibat the Florida vii sustain hsr rspu.a-
ton, asd d 81 sac can te annoy the Yankees
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--- vrrr a.rrgss p..f 10 C0EsIgNNEETs, o.
- ze rrInI on e1i RI -litfeHcal asolafiy y made.
- sq.c- -l.s ----..-d 4-l czrsf1ly Al.ea-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

-l- A4---e-a--tE-
Csr -Fv1iiuehall street between Dsca-
tur and the Atlanta ans West Point
tfailEaad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

n The business portion Of our town nrg-
seuts very gloomy appearance. FoDrtse,,
store rooms, lhrss dwellings, law offies and \
barber shsp were burned by the Yaukees. Ia.
gethsr with alnost oYerythiag they csntairsd
aud uuaib OF our lisads have been utterly
ruined. What ssE be tha feeliEgs OF tsose men
who brought this calamity upon us when tbev
look upou the distraction Of their ueieh5ors
p,opeTsy} Il hey are capable Of feeling NO
pifY t1sa.--l} }ngRf0H ReDgtiiczn
- The richest thing that He have heard ia
some time was in aa answer made by little
giri, seno eight yesEs oid, 70 her teacher. IL
G1e4ns county. He whipped hsr orsozls sight
emission OF school ruies 70 such degree t3ss
she suddenly ceased cryi8g, aAd told her cbas-
tiser, Sir, you whiP mo because an idle
girl, but you are afraid to whip 3 Yankee.r-
Selaa Dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
JOB WORK

EEW OB2CCC WAREHOUSE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

Fuu and Authentic accouut Of HEoFgaR's
Great ERTsid Through HAeH fuciky, hssdE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
PEBLIsHED
John z. NcCIanahaa----BeBlaminF. z. Bill.


AEccEAEg .AEAN & nTT.T.
, 1863-02-28
CONENIERCIAT..

There yas good attendance m ,rh,,s W.
and tic leading markets w.rc onict M, ,a,s .As
hut there was m motcr,a, ch.1o, ~ a.,sa
was cnoted cor1v at 1co,, .na - -. oo'o
first Hoar, If w,s 1cos >Se1~o,< o,a 49,. " .he
tho ,n,+,-ata 'sne o4sctuea' pa'
The Provision markct was atc.dv tn. ~ ,saa.,. :"
Mess 4,or- wa so,1 ~ 90 >, oas 4nae'i'e
closing firm Mt SIAM pr;,,n ~, LA 49,
good demand and firm at s1a oowith sa,ea to'',au ~
14Eo brls. English Middlcs arc in cooJ reonast
and azm-20o bxs having changed honds al va
7s5cfu heavy Short Homeless. Light Short none. n
leae, however. can be purchased at 7kc Xiii
Shoulders are in actvc request at 3:c bnt holders
are asking aGr.c loose for round lots Of city
cured. About 2,7O0 pcs country.cure were ao,d At
3s1@325c loose. Buk Hnms are also active and
arm at packed for city and country-with
ealcs Of 10000 Eos at those figures A lot Of 100
br2H sweet picked Hams was sold at $1a.5o. Lard
was steady and firm at 101s01o4c for prime city
steam and kettled rendered Leaf. Grease was ac-
tive at T3518c for Yellow and Mixed aud s1c far
, 1863-02-28

which should rest exclusively on tho has;s NJ
human slavery, Was likely to obtain the fayor
Of Europe. Through the action Of our Dis
1oyal citizens the worAngmen Of Europe have
been subjected to severe trial, for the pur-
-Eose Of forcing their sanction to that attempt.
Under these circumstances, I cannot but rc.
gard your decisive uttcrluccs upon the
question rs an instance Of sublime
Christian horoism which has not bct n
SURPASSED In any age or In any
country. It is indeed an energetic and rein
spirtng assurance Of the Inherent power Of
truth, and Of the ultimate and universal tri-
umrh Of justice, humanity and freedom. I
do not doubt that the sentiments you have
nation; and, on the other hand, laye no
hesitation in assuring you that they viii cx-
cite admiration, esteem, aud the most rccip-
rocal feelings Of friendship among the A,ncri.
can people ! hail this interchange Of scati-
ment, therefore, as all augury thai, whatever
mislortunc may bcf;.ll your country or nv
own, the peace and friendship which now
exist between the two nations will be, rs it
shall be my desire to make them, pernet11a]
ABRAHAM LINCOLN