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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

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HTrHERs Division had not been engage many
heavy betle since shiloh, I placed bem In the
4,-u~.u
ny -sAioI q l1 INV
ing been called to-ths passage, AID that 81
tboerh WaLrHALLs Lsstssf1p..ns. on. OF tie
b 10. zs 55 ,-t b.r,- 81
esEng Toe Keatueky campaign, ye- Chat il had
U me battle OF
thei the OF General CHALMERS
lnow Geners. ANDLRsoA5) OF The same
Division ESQ Aissssippiana, bad made The
bloody assault On 4umiorlglie- he rep ia1
tsas iae aes Ct h5 history Of WALTHALLs
hnsaas haq ESCAPED -im i having oal -7ce1.iy
bCea tsEa1 ~ ls s3masals ana e. 20 ae
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

Among tie arrivals as Fort L5fsyette,
wEich are reported with great elorihsation ia
iLe Herald Of The 20.b, we end VIM. L9vn5as,
lstely Of ths Harriet Laue, ". D. Arsher. John
Edwards. Alfred Br0wnWell, John q. H0rpin
and Eiwsrd Dexter. The Herald remarks
Alfred Brownwe1 is g prisoner Of som i'm
poTisnce, from tho fsci the. he htd been Sc
Iected By tho Secretary Of the rebel Treasury
TO proceed to New York and psIchsse
iuk, pspsr, plates, and all materials necessary
for rebel treasury notes. B-oFnwell was clerk
in tho rebel Treasury Department, 7ud uuder-
stood precisely what vas required He arrived
in New York safely, made vsry excessive PUr-
chsses, and had arrived very near his place Of
destination when the vessel was everAsulo5 by
the United States guna3st DsS5.o, and the as
tire stock of msterials cousiEaed to the seS.
Btownwell has been q bearer of dispatches to
Europe ON several occasions FOX the rebels since
the breaking ont Of the war, and hiss rendered
al tie aid aud comfort TO tas enemy possible. u
will bo inlormstion 70 lis numerous friends &c
know that be is in Fort Lafayette.
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Tse arooEhavea sanders.

From the Iisssstppieni June a-l
This body Of Yankee dePrsaa,org arrived here yessr-
fav about room Li-uuensut Wm. 81. Wilson, aslilc
all ise Guc o. d-tal service o. the 43i Tennessee, e.
tbe head OF a small party u men ttsrted out from
Bro0khaven, ana Fursuea them g. E4lsvillel Jones
c5Hr'g where tie whoa party sgrfendered.
The sqaad under AiautvnsuI Wilson, Increased IS be
proceeded. uali tnHmbegsd t~hirty-ivs men, co opposed
prnci 1aily Of old aeu end n.yS 0uly a lew regular sol
dieu being 10 tue gallant band
Al Isvits. our men smbUshed. AMI fred into dac
Yankees kIiuE four End WouuduE 1--WE severely, when
number captured aad b~Toaghtlo this cisyis thirty.
Uis sa5i.the Yankee captain wes ferrous with morti-
frat laa aui chaEfn when he found thai he had sur
ea3ered 20 old uen end b93aapa 20 q uuuhsr less
th4u bis even LFas Wa-oa ls iaPross1 e
The h-rasm aad g~ilsn y q IRE scf they have tsusht
the people a ie- sea which > Oh ncIedlae= benefit
1 tisa ds5s 81 raids They have furnishes a.
prscucsL demonstrated 70 me theory tnculcztad la tnis
paper, tat q he people vii only exhibit courage and
eiern.nstialfau e resist sac progress q te pfeHhhs
hlsyes, t1sY can either kl or captlre every party thaf
v.sturesfar from the Inan army. Lei lie exzmpis so
lersfesly ser by Lieuteaani ~. and bis painotf qTsd
- erlr.e4e5 ana lac fsi- fame Of The stare viii be re-
5ssued. The days Of Egecsss for. the Esukes raiders
will o. mustered dhs following ls.tle su1stancs Of
-ho orders givea the 4Ankee zsaad, which is written
from msuazg
HEADQbAETERs FrFTH ARHF CONS
carr. MANN-Dolr Sir Zen Grant desire chat you
ta.- forty picked men az pressed downths MaEdssipoi
d.e5 liada g Buins5usgi pressed As 5"Piay O. possible
30 ~ Kew Orleans aud jBcssou Railroad a. Brook
haven CT Blnaia, thsrr desrsy the railroad if Is has
been repslrsa Haca4he GEAsrsen fa4G-taen p1ecsed 10
MUuAUrENs crossing 1-a+H RIVER 20 tAAt EaAAr aALEtF
aesd fo rggkstaua ui3ss.or Wiuehe-ter on t7e Mobile
ana Ollo ROAD, d-sEoFi-s it o. uaca as possio -tae1
proceed 81 LrEdeu- Ga tie Selma am1 MERIDIAN road,
dfuoyler tfar miiss-ihsn cross tile Alabama river,
and pl8casd 90 Sparta, On tee Mobile and Montgomery
rsare. O. destroying IS much as .Po5sihAe-tE-nco To-
.eusac3 q. whore sou viii procure transportation 20
Nm Orleans. and tEcnce o. Fort htuason, where you
viii rrf8ldy your rsElaent u soon as posscs-
YualuH live off tie country a'akeeP yourself wei
sunpIied with lre.h AarscG
Allow ne damage @ 9e done, BAT ueat ne inaabf
ts-fs8 fSiensdI FL WAsHBgBN.
u iorGenerai Commanding.
~ The mississippi river a. this peint, after
receiving ihs Missouri rise ct about thIse tsetl
has commenced falling sgains andtAe water Will
probably continue 10 Tccedo until j reaches
ms lowest marE. The tai OF water, 90 far ihls-
season, has J1en over twenty feet from the high
est point OF rise We hope to span the stream
bcl0ce summer closes for toe amnssmeDt Of cur
euemiss. Al pressng pTespeCi, the gunboats viii
soon have hHd egghptng Ola tbs bars ibsve
VieksbUrgz fTlsrj 27tk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

Crw- IMAGES WHE&&A&@DNs
r-5m he letter Of our Chattanooga coue-
srorssns. e would a7p5zr hat Gen. BRAGG,
with Bis army. has arrived at Bridgeport, and
TIA. bsiassn5s mski-g lhs south baak Of the
Tennessee lis future line Of defense. Ga many
accounts. this reroyrsds movement is TO be re-
yreasd. although Il may have been prompted
by mlitary necessity. It again exposes ell
Middle Tennessee and N55,b Alabama to the
raids and dsDrslstous Of jhe enemy, and there
can be little d5ub. but that the entire substance
OF theso sec ious will be entirely destroyed, and
the inhabitants pr5BSbl reduced to poverty
and want
- Carlisle, Pa ,he county seat Of Camhar.
land county, now said to be held bya portion Of
Gen. ENeI's troops, is only twenty-one miles
istau; from lhe State capital, and situated in
tae midst OF las great Hmstone valley, east Of
he Cumberland valley. Il is an oidt0wni o.
revolutionary memory and is ihe seat Of Car
Isle Barracks, @ Government school for eavslry
1rsefcs. with bar-zcl accumulation Tor 1000
These were bulls chiefly by Eess.aa tToaqs esp.
ruro5 a. Tr-uson. Dickinson college, in tins
place. is ono Of ls most 8osHahiDg Institutions
"a The State. Duriag Che whisky instruction
IN 1884 Cen. Washington held his Aeaquaytor.
IN the town.
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ROBT .. LOWRY & Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ioausou'5 8IOck,
Whitehall sIsst--- Ga.


DR0rFr personal attention srsa SD orders as
con Elue-tA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

a gentleman speaking Of General Penn
berson. Dick Taylor and others, yesterday, re-
marked that Davis pets seem TO be coming
ont-sxeept Holmes" be added alter a pause,
ssYes. said another, " and I wish ne too would
come out--of Arkansas, he added after .
pause-Me5is Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

THE STEAMSHIP BEAUREGARD SAFE-Tbs
new steamship Clyde, owned by the state OF
North Carolina, arrived at Wilmington from
Nassau with 6 valuable Cargo, IN Wednesday
morning. lie Clyde reports that the steamer
B-auregaTd, owned b. Iho -Chieola importing
and exporting company, Ieporied ashore by a
former arTiVal, had asnFed al Nassau aniniured.
-Ckgntsi0R HlrfarH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

- Tulahoms is at tie junction Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga, vita the MeAtinnvIlla
and Manchester railroad. Il 10 p mere depot
station. The country around Il is level, add
covered with black jacks. It is thoty7hge
miles from McMnnvile, fourteen from Deeherd,
and eighty aom Chatiaeooga Oar ~foritiea-
cations are regarded as excellent, aud are well
mounlad and anBDiisd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

The following is a statsmeat of The exports
Of Gotten fEom January 1 to June 4, 1863:
Exported to Eupopean ports .----.......- 2}5I7 ba'es
Exported 20 posts Ia the Unitsd Statss------ 25a5 bales
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

PzRsoyAL-Hon David n Curriu, H. C.
an the Memphis DISTRICT. IS Ia the city today.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

= Gen. Mcclellan has completed his report
Of all his military operations on ihe Potomac
Is will make cutie IN extensive document. His
friends assert a win answer, through oHcisldoc-
uments. msuy unpleasant things that have been
alleged sgairss him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

COTTON EABEs-Msssrs. Pssse 81 DWIs
for sale one hundred bales Of cotton yarns.
Sec advertisement
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

Bern ADYGETURE-A correspondent writes
from Wiimipgson, n. c., to the Fayetteville o.
SeTcEr
Tie blockade running business has developed
a new featu1e. A steamer has arrived here
which is reported to have sailed from Eeg YsEE
and merely touched st Nissan Oh her way to
W~hmiagt1n. with IN nnbroken esTgo Of Yaokec
goods, Supposed 30 be on j5iat sccoont OF par
lies ii New York and Wilmington This is a
bold adventure, but is not likely TO be a sue
cessful one, if the facts DO susceptible OF proof,
for & mii!sW gusrd mas been Stationed GA board
to prsveut The removal of vessel or cargo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

81 Rao3s ali. I4,a New York, d Psnngyl-
vans, aud M-sscnlseas oayziy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

Y On Monday lsst Dir. Joan S. Riggs sold
at auction, t5lee thousand two huudrea cellars
Unlled States SIX per- cant stock, IS one huu.
dged end tweniy-seysB or twenty seven per
cent. premium. The purchases Of a United
states six per cent. seeuiiig, es such g premium,
hss Been looked upon with distust, and be wes
On ypsterdzy 8nesssd and placed ia tbs quart
hoBse, the puIthase Of the stock being a lnk
10 the chain Of auspieiJn against him. Hs viii
havea hearing to-day before the msyer-ChaTiss-
lsH MsyeaTg, 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

ELAG-Som attention. Is being paia Bog dsHot
eas quarter % tbs ca.iVatten d AE lha
Selma RPortg says Ju3se j. ID Calhoun, o.
Da hs misei q small orop, 2 portion q
philb has ba-a sPani into sh0e.shrsaa q . good
naalLE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

In the report Of Lieu. Gen. POLK Of tie bar
lie Of Murfeeabs1o, 10 found lae following pass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

THE LADIES GUSBOAF-rhs gunbsat built
at The navy ysra opposite Reckea's Was sue
cessiully launched Monday afternoon between
2 aad 3 0cocs. ShesRss chTistssed the Yin
ginia-" THe launch was witnessed BY q Ren-
Der q persons, aud was accomplished witheui
delay or difficulty at the time appointed. She
sliaed into lbs waies "iike q thing Of Hfs,7' anld
he prolonged chesEs Of the spectators. The
"PIrgiaiA' was hUilb undeT the immediate super
i~ntehdsAos Of Mr. WIN A Graves, enc OF ear
chief naval c0usEsctors, shd IS regarded IS q
model vessel OF Der clssE-RiahHosa Uhjg, lst.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

enc Hundred Bales Gotten PaTlS 3
Es1E sale By EEfST D-VTs.
N fy4 Sc P-s-htree street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-04

S45 e EV ARB
T O7T or s-' en-. f1u net t-hs ant solos, fl Ger
Il shed. a FLl K CrsZ-- LEATLEE F-LD.
IsG CARPET SsCH rve Lex
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vboft in iebsns meiner Wcrte bemerfsn unp
beutli6 ieben, ME unDlaftt@ Dslne Saite
mid madbte."
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belt unb fduesn cine Oreupe 0arau. r'lg paS
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ra6 i'd unterle9en bin. VNcNte @eit, S'e
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gen BADEN, muB Deit, nett bttterer nnp
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mir Nqes 81 ihrer 6lu&t, pie ltd iePr leidt
int8 Werf Iesen GieBe. lpenn mir meiien
j4laueu Diener in unier @ebetmntb 3SSen.
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$9rpongtstt gsIsaititstfbstt, e~u8smstutr O6sr 6rtItnss
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-09
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