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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

vyNIIE above Company win run Messengers weekly
i to and from Sioux City via Fort Dodge aud
Cedar Falls ~ all points East rgaehed by them and
other connecting Expresses, Their facilities for
ssfa expeditions and cheap conveyance Of packages
IL unsurpassed hy any oth~r Express Company
Office nj chas. Keats prng store, Sioux City, Iowa
june l3-3M CHAS. KENT, Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

: Dag A SUCCESSFUL MERcHANr.-The
successful merchant is always the one
who keeps the best class Of goods Of all
kinds. and as many Of them are aware Of
the fact, they keep the Chemical Saleratus
manufactured by D. B. DeLand & Co., at
Fairport, Monroe county, n Y. For sale
By most wholesale and retail dealers in
the country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

EW There was great excitement among
the hcuse-keepers Of our city on Monday
last on account Of the arrival Of that
large stock Of beautiful cooking and heat.
ing stoves at the Pioneer Stove Store. -
Husbands. make peace in the family by
calling early and purchasing Plymouth
Rock or "Charter Oak
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

"a Our obese and good natured friend
Of the the "Union Saloon" JOE. BeRscH,
received large stock Of choice wines,
liquors, oysters and cigars b. the steamer
Florence. He .entertain1 = number Of
his friends on Wednesday evening. The
Oysters and Schweitzer Cheese was ex'
cellent. and The Wiae and. Lager seemed
duly appreciated All scanned to enjoy
the festive occasion. su.. ~.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
Cashier.

Some idea may be formed Of the tre-
mendous consumption of the munitions
of war which the rebellion has occasioaed
by the fact that the Waterbury, Ct, Cap
and Flask Company alone made, during
the past year, over l5O tons, or $50, 900
pounds Of copper into PERCUSSION caps.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

"a Among the Union prisoners now
at Richmond taken in the recent engage
ment at Winchester. Va. under General
Milroy, is Capt. JOHN P. GLEASON, brother
Of United States Attorney GLEASON Of
Dakota Territory. Capt. G. was wounded
in the engagement
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

IyWe are indebted to cold CHARLES
for late favor. Of "spiritual' nature
May he live thousand years.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

Er Attention ia called to the adver.
tisements Of Capt. BAcc, A. Q NJ. He
invites proposals for 1000 tons Of Hay and
$4,000 bushels Of Corn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

IJ~ Those harvesting and haying i'm.
prements at CRoSlScDR's are going of
like hot cakes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

Ray FARMER ard BOOZE have just re.
ceived large supply of first rate furni.
,ure. All wishing chairs tables, bedsteads,
&c. will do we'll to call soon and make
their purchases.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

E9 We had the pleasure of call dur.
ing the week from Hon. G. C.. SHELTER,
of Clay county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

Roy Peterson, for August. is already
received, and as usual is filled with choice
reading. The fashion plates, engraving
and music cannot he cxcei'cd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

eg~ The favorite packet Florence ar
rived here Sunday evening, discharged
about 100 tons of freight for our mer.
chants, and left Monday morning for Fort
Randall with Government stores.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

BE- We are informed tina, terrible
wind storm passed through Ida county a
short time since, doing considerable dam.
aye. The house Of NATHAN EDWARDS was
blown down. We cannot learn that any
one was seriously injured, though there
were several very narrow escapes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

Eg- The Florence brought large stocks
Of goods for Farmer, H. D. Booge 4 Co.,
Toote. Smith, d. 7. Hedges and Gronin'
ger These gentlemen are all doing a
smashing business, ard those who
would wish to have good assortment to
select from had better call early
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

pV Justice compels US to again speak
of the weather, which although rather
warm, has been all that could be desired
during the past week. Thursday nigh.
we were favored with delightful shower.
just sufficient to moisten the ground and
cool the air.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

COLLECTIONS made and RENTED at current
~ rates ofexchange; Bills Of Exchange. Incur.
rent Money and Coin bought and sold deposits pe-
cclved and Money invested; hraits for sale on any
country in Europe.
Reliable Insurance effect Il rainst loss dam
age by Fire
Particular attention given to the payment Of
Taxes in an; county in Iowa.
Real Estute bought and sold; Land Warrants
located
We refer to The following parties with whom We
have done bu. iness.
Park Bank, New York.
D. IL. Arnold Esq, pres't Mercantile Dank, New
York.
Messrs. Knauth, NachoG & Knhue Bankers New
York.
Messrs. Chas. Camblos i Co, Bankers. Phil.
Mtssrs. Clark Bros. Co. Bank crs, st Louis.
Gen +. Harding Esq. President Oft MON Bank,
st. Louis. NO.
+. &. Adams, Esq. Banker Chicago.Ill.
". +. Coolbaugh Il Co.. Bankers, Chicago. III.
T.. Partridge. Esq, Banker, seneca q lls n
&. W Norton ESD. President Southern Bank 0
Kentucky, Rus>ellvillc, KY.
:. 4. Fletcher, Banker, Indianapolis, Indiana.
lion. Vim. Montgomery. Washington Ia.
T. IT. Walker. Esd sale 81, n. Y. >
Me.srs. II. MarhelP& Co, Bank ere, Dubuque
Iowa.
Loui \ . fachlot Banker. Davenport. Iowa.
marl-62 WEARE Il A LLlSON.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25
ITO THE PEoPL r OF NEnRAs;KA.

e. --~ -. $751;.
- -
: =: =:
Look to your interests.
stock Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, SHOES,
BOOTS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
DRUGS, &C.,
SASH. GLASS,
AND NAILS,
- Ill
cincinnati. and having adopted the strict Cash bust.
ness' this enables me to sell my goods as low and
iitt'e lower than they can be bought elsewhere in
the upper country. All want you to do is to give
me Call before YOU go TO Sioux Cityt tn
suJ, ana II cannot suit you in price nd quality
then shall ask you not to buy. BY selling my
GoODSfor CASH, am enabled to sell
Mems Brogan Shoes at from 81 ,25, to
1918 per pair; Mems Cloth Gait.
ers and other Shoes in pro-
portion; Mems Kip
Boots $3.50 per
Pair, and up.
wards;
Calcoes from
l2I to Is cts. per
yard; Lawns l2a cents
and upwards; Summer
Clothing cheaper than any other
place in the country; GROCERIES
PROPOHTIONATELY Low.
ne-1 would also call your attention to nv large
stock Of Fatmtng I'm pl / IN emts of the latest
improvements and styles, which will be sold very
cheap. In this stock will be found
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCITHS.
SNATHS,
RAkES,
PITCH FORKS,
HAY RACKS,
PLOWS.
CULTIVATORS,
HOES, &C., &c.
And in fact all necessary imlIimcns for the IA nm
and garden. My motto is Quick Sales aud small
Profits what this country wants. Now don't
forget--it is
ECKEzkET'S STORE.
Dakota City,
Where you will find these articles cheap.
c. F. ECKHART.
Dakota City, y. T., May goth, 1852.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

DS There is general complaint
among the hay making community OF the
scarcity Of hay. The season has been so
dry that the grass is very light. Five and
six dollars per ton Is asked for bay deliy.
cred in town, and only limited quantity
can DO contracted for It those figures. -
Appearances would indicate that "hay
will be hay before anxher Spring.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

IA Gen. BooGs, who has just return
cd from the opnAr country, reports /" all
quiet on Grow crelk.p We feared as much.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-07-25

nA-We will pay the highest market
price for all kinds Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

We give two letters from eur able Jackson
correspondent this evening, both sf which viii
be found highly interesting. It win be seen 10
speaks hopefully Of the condition Of thingS, 50
far as TicksburE is soRoefnsd
A bEsinsss Lester fs The editors, dated jackson,
June q, ssys: I havs nothing Of importance
to tel yoE, vita sks exception tkat P~EliBERToS
made She feathers hy frsn the Yankees again
last Saturday. From all reports, to use 3 eom-
nsn phrase, che CHASED ieu up to tie i Z Of
seven to ten thousand CHALMERS and RUG
eLEs have whipped cut tss Memphis raiders.
and driven those Of them that wsrs left bswling
back hsm North Mississippi CHALsgEEs cap
turod q whele regiment except ons company.
Our inferma.isz as 80 General JoEEsTeN's
oparHozs leads rs to the epinion, that as 70 me
23S he had BET mateially cksagsd his Ines
from tboss We ssassd he o~eospisd some days
ago, viz: his night at Yizos City and Bis lsh a.
Boltoa's, o. tss Southern railrosd, wsst Of jack
son. There were sigss Of AZ early movement
menifsst, but GsnsralJ. ~Provokingly coaHBued
roiiesnt as to shs d~irecsos. II be only auc-
css55 m getting hon tie authorities tho help he
asks, tie campaign viii be 3 short bat Brilliant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

- We ie1ratast drsruaiiva haI stor
passed. ovsl Chap1l HM o. Saturday afternoon
e1en5 6alsat. Els dal5ioas5 H1a si q
quite uuF rscaisatsd IL Af lstiiuis. many e
taaa being as ilrZa as lbiscaa and IN Lee sa1s
shaPa-otAsE p g~isbalaE. end ssas two and a hal'
inehss f. camesr 4as sw cane from Pa
ssu-swaL ana exiaadaa in W.dih ier ab1uE a
Eh3 unraaFea viva aud 81 el7p1 u
M Are thrarh-i asd beaten iat8 tas grease
90 corr vas rJsasy tsra end 5sssn ? ias1
FropsEii3s 81 taa tsiaga Ras stripped E1a
Taes almost al tka huit has le7H dssa
while msrs han twelve aaadfsa q tsa sm
drsa anes Of gs Fsrs hIeken IN tae Univ
siy bni lipgs sad re Vaa Ils daa
d0se FerT considerable Mea1H &c
ts cr ee 81 ma.a
an1 81 h3slP
siarm pgeFa iVs Ua ezufs e 1pa o..
very LARGO al
a1Eo WIZ rot ba ma'ra ea shea F
gives % alsssuro % odd Ga. 90 fnE cons us.
3reught III tklt c1-mur @ hezH snlsh b
gre reias duruz PISS iB dsgs-
fN ca Pngregs go
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26


Some idea Of the serlouy and Bitterness
with which The vas Abodiiouisis and peace
Democrats arc wargine upop each ether aud IN
favor Of thair respective positions, nay be
gathered froa The f~ailowisg exiracts Tee frst
Is from asBsseh made ~ Ja4ee Wax KELLo6G,
e PEERS. III ct CHieags
Would ibat I could lift % beavsa tho bands
Of thess thouaanas which see bAflrs nae, a1d
have sa cath registered ther8 that never. nerer.
while g rabsf lives, ~ 2 feet Of IRRESPONSIBLE sell
j. 30 6e loand, shat 05s igqr cease and that Is
shall 30 presented with al The 7iEar spd al ths
terrible means Sc orr disposal, until ihs ent-e
Union shan 30 restored"
"AdmiBistsr st." 'Rd sinister ~" shouted
scaTes 81 Feiee1 stbaB hf Up youg Sands sai3
Judge KELLOGG, and asnaing aoNn h9 ran his
eve over the VASE orrF3. II can ee8 40 copper
heads. - he ahoatad. and ehsn, amid imoressiFe
/ sileuce ha administered { @ oath end Thousands
ef voices mingled in one mighty response- "a
sioear T."
Tie othsf extract IS hon en- cdii11ial IN q las
numbsr a saa Chicago Times Isays:
So lour as tao present political policies 81
the war ars persisted use l3nr as the war -
continued IS the war Of G paAfasl party-svsrT
6eilar expended iB il is wasted, and ev5rT life
loss in it is an abominabis szeri6c5 end murder,
indeed. by those up9n wben the responsibility
rests Of the prevailing policies. Tao man Whe
dees rot wash bis baad3 Of al participation ia
such = war, shares Tho guilt eff tbG5s by whom
It is prosecuted support Of this war, and
hostility to it, shew ihs dividing line be-
tween the eneniss sHd friends Of The Union.
he who supPsr,5 th7 wa- is ars.rst the Union,
because tic war is taa most terrible eugina l9r
the distinction 81 The Uaioa, and vhich Bealzs-
buA himself ISswarll could only have IN
veRlei.
Tie profasssd Dsmocrat, Therefore, who
has his sensos about lin, and is deliberately fol
TIE wGr, is zosa Danccra., IN fact, bus an ABB
~litiosisl Of the most radical, violent and &c
~structivo kind.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

among re h8raie defenders Of ficssbrlg.
aano malt mere hoaoIabis mention ttae thsss
ofthe e7pser sex KIN dwell il tsat aaa rlls5
3iiy. We 80 t5.3 iba nt 81 5Asa have ex-
csFatad eagss ia ia hli sdss whsfe tley fo-
psse wla tacl callrsH sae aon tie baTsl u
SHELLS of Ae eramy aad I'D dsY Lose tsay ~
souaza cssbrr sor t4e uelL end pIeViaiug
fsr ~ possible iql tA6ir eaui0t - tsf Way q
Sci a wreath 81 sy aralt every aae 81
5sss h~e1aisas. when Fiak5barF saad emerge
trfanphant tgan The ienpsst q. Ae q s4y
,aat they Vsro in Fseksaafs dalln the siege
sid Is tel wh1E they saw sld peience. VIII
bs worth he s9fsangs tlag haYe sn4Wes
Aiar0e JaegraPh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
80 N0RTE MIssIssIPPI.
Faderals Chaslised - !


ssss.it s he BfsuDhis As8esfI
PAsoIa. June z5-coi AeauiFs paa.shsd ths Fsss.
ralrads- severely as HuissagIs. N.-s5s1 sou-
srssasisg
Teolty Of tds enemy wsrs knsd and wounded. and
fw5atysra. azsu pdF5nss
Hs 60 recovered nanv hsFssa mals sn7 nsussg
tlat had bssu s.olsa.
hsFedssaa lave az return s~i.h.n ts.-om Ines.
-
Atecu9As
s1ns ~-IAs oAsia returns Or ne
cong, iaa sAia as-olset E3t
9oods' Dfi annette Baldwin, siae-af
ma Nli-
Rev Trenaury E9nn.
= secretary ofths Treasury has adversasd Tor is
HrEo Farehaa- Of Eve maloas six per cent cotton
bones VIA coupons payable 10 cotton uiass is ae
approved april 2th.
10 wE news to8aH
Yankee Uriasnera.
special to ihs Mssisippisn froa Grsnsis he 5l.z.
says taas asbeysbrse prisoners taken 81 Caauas hai
arrived.
Tbe Wrr en- VIRGINIA.
R1cHlsorD. Ju-e 15-Tbs t-srlv,rs rapr5s.tsa
IA wt3se Houss tbs ms--eu5 i sm.f fs-ss ~sr
fssss1
Tts sf.e..s a.. rs,o-ts4 ,,tsvs sr~--
favn..ars
ao,reb.s fs st q, oecisf cr-.
Fm,zst n-s-rss s,v. 49,, tsr.s - r.r,i . cd.
vsnrs n ea--ns5
a.. rgbsgs. IL s,.4,,vs6 s1 .ss wo .boss
,..,s i,r,nsa ~ IN, r-t.fsI do
$500 brs~, .Ti.rsc ,,f, m. 7-.s,., - -
C-mA.lssa us Ia 5.~~.vs5 -- .,-.f
and knocked 10 pieces q Great iron bri5ce
rhis s Ls erea.sstb.ow or Pc kina vel struck. 2
Later Northesa Ense3Ifsenee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

The Baltisors Amsrisas publishes some Paraculars Of
the Fight At Winehester derived from g Conversation


The Baltisors Anereaa publishes some Pariicalars sf
the Fight q, Winehestr derived from q Conversation
wit Eirsy. II Gays.
The onlv l~fsry'auf regiment that suffered severely
was the 6h regiment kaeWu as Col schl.ys VIE Waf
shsaut IN Baltimore. TIE enemy turned the guns o.
TIE Marylsnd bsttary on this regiment ard for tHl
they vTers in e very hos position The nameer killed
and wounded h nst known. thsugh but fsB Of them e5-
capped casH'lties o. capture.
The cavalry force Of Gen. NIlroy consisted Of the lst
New York, Both PennsTiVaniE and two cump114a Of
Ia Sd Virginia. GEES. Eiray srdsrsd them 70 retreat %
RamRey and Cumberland, aud be yeFterd y received 6
dispatnb ausou7eiug their safe arrival at td7t pane.
Wrka outer worzs at Wnehaatsr wcr9 carried ~ no
beis by storm 81 q x o'clock on sraday evening aRs
tAu Wksia fort1catious strongly 1aFestez uy 9 t9rea e.
ROT less than dAeeR theussnd Urn under Gm. hHeA lt
b8ecuac at eaee g aues.iHa e niimafe sAfrenaef' o. 70
lmv's lfEss, ana s-oogncl Of Wzr held on sanday rigtt
unanimously advised an evacuation TIE large Euna
and hs arlley were a- 2ikcl AZ eacet Anga 4 eo1
on Nondag mofning he asahdonad every ming eEcRpi
THO waveHsRt uaa Foranid chat sac enemy vas taken
hT surprise, and ihe night baiag quite DARK the move
weaf. 10 Jar "a rae troops imEaedisieiy investng tha
works were concerned vaa accomplished with 51' hle
ios1.
siraealsrs token rrlso1srs ibut uhen four mites tfiH Ee3
OF Winchester. 81 lhe junctisu o. The raa4 ieadng f-om
Bauyvils te Bunker Hin and Aartinssursl they were
Intercepted b q strong rebel iolee WIN arui
( strsnelv postsd to tho weeds on the ~r3aaaida. Geasrai
Elrey rallied Bis men, and nsace svafA stem %
stern aad capture their batteries, but Yves aiFrl back.
Davfrkt Fgas now rapidly aqpr9Ectlg and t Wa9
| desmed prudsut to esdeavor egan q eng rheI Hay
Z .hrsugh lie sneny's Eses which was f1eeeggfulY ac
K somplsbsz, and being without artillery thsy fpIaIei
consissrably, especially ia prisoners captured before
the eseEy gave M the Purguit.
AboEt u o'clock on Hoadzy they reactad Eai1Tai
I aal hs enemy having ahfndensd tie pursuit theV after
a short rest, aerched isto Harpers Ferry during ha
afternoon The gallant fallovz wsro Ia 3 sad condition
aasr - severe & march sud fghi, but wers talief sQrH
asd grsthcation that they had escaped the clutches O
the on-my.
AifAs stores. snnsniian and wagons a. WiacAss 2
/ fell int ths Hands Of Che enemy, t9esthor with en- thi
artillery, net q gun having been saved
Nearly all the public urspsrty and stores were s-toiJ
gatsR away from EarunsbmE Ealrsys tralu Ell a3ou|
fwo hundred wasBnsi with horses and some cavalry 90.
infaAiry, aza a considerable rumAer u tne 5h 4ary
land regiment, all r. which crossed tho Potomac an,
came through HagsTst0wni Chamber burg, CaEiale lni
I other towns, ksvs reached HarrsburE,
The regiments engaged at fsrti1sburg were ths l0ls
New York, ID HsTylsld, and tic 1871 Pennsylvania
which ran At +hs Grst FIRE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

Aesvalry foroa was ieh behfad % Eke care o. ma
bring n th2se who wsrs e1aaustsa Ihe creeks a9a
rivuiets. sni even fhe sprilsa On tho road were nearly
drv. and sfsrded ne uaeG
SWs compile The latest INTEL gance 81 Lees opera
rfvs hsaarsd q pOrnsn's cavalry bad been asnked
BY IRE rsbsls at Greencssiie, PsunsylTahia and but
twaftF escaped.
Irtclirsace hash IN received fr0r General Tyler
/ that IKE rsbsi forces which had inrgsted Harpsrs Ferry
made 81 attaek upon hat place ~sttsmpting % ~ risa
General Tyler. Tbs latter, after resisting the attack,
retired across he river with his fores, e Maryland
kiehts, and immadiatsiy comIneuced Smelling The enemy,
which was kept up With such vigor that shey were eom-
PEELED very speedily % aYsouata the p'aca, and General
Tyler sgsin crossed over and rsoceuplsd bis former sta
ton.
The train went cut 70 Harpera Ferry to-day and
rarsi is consequently resumed 20 this placc.
At Wfliamsport the rebels took food Eld hor7esf tore
up the raiiroad track, sud did some damage to tbe canal
having a~ttsupied to destroy the a~qusduct, bat % wha'
extent IS uukuowa.
gentleman direct from Chamberlburg reports hat
the rebels set Ere TO tbs warehouse eff oaks g. Linn
The 6rs was aftsrward subdued by The citizens.
The rebels asvo iet Chambars5nrg, having barred
ths briSgs tksrs. The telegraph operator is now there
sa5 Communication hiss bssn re-o1tsbhshed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
lAeksoe. 80 2. "a.

JACKSON, Juae p 1883.
There Is 10 portion Of ibs coneasrssy ssdsring the
privadsnl. suffering, and rsr.ecu,ioas Ike these, wbieh
tAs enemy has been. and n new inaisans O. The siate
sf MasssR,pL The great transit fer trsopa and nani-
tious Of vsr Ter fully sirhtsen aoatks before the sxi
gsaeiss 81 eur sla4Hon nsesaitstsd the faIlsg back Of
our fsrsss vilhis hsr nnits, MssiaiPplhss, IL : great
degree. ezkauatss Asr ssansries andstsreAsssss, which
even In tinsr " pesos. vers net tsmeisat fsf hsms
consumption fer ghe cottea state had sysr aids tha
supply q provisions c secondary confederation giving
nearly an hef sgrleullural eaergy to the cultivation
Of the great staple. Tbs troops fea the fertile grain
producing and cattle raising States Of Tennessee ami
kentucky. found, TO shsir schagrn, the ooan,y stntsa
IA lhe sapply Of bread and m6atf and that outside Of
thsir own commissadss, nothing but exsrbiiau. charges
would procure a comfortable meal They wefs aisap
pointed in Mississippi and forgetting the cause Of tAs
scarcity. cursed the entire State 81 mean ed4 aerc5-
nary. j enter ~ plea Of jasdaeatioH CT s1eus- f0s tie
oxtsrtsasrs and sPscslatou, whs have frsyel alike
upss TIE einzsn and the soldier, in this State 81 wei ss
throughout tho entire CoBfs sraey Tbs vampire
m-ss Of speculation is not peculiar to any sssis il our
Young usaou; it Is. all mEstrsgrst e ra1t wee1 grows.
lag green AID strong tArsugh0ut the whole land. b.
d q only simple ~jsstios Sc Mississippi 80 Fats
TIA. many q those who anatsrss y aded in raising
her to ths bsa commence ts e~laritaele toaeae q
rraor gives Ter noN fr eztortioaala Hpeeulsiion. ars
neither 10 Tue maaer born nor domsilsd within Der
Isysselgasg bat are q mat Gag q camp foiloweTs q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26
II AMY OF TENNEssEB'

within the past week one OF the editors haa
o~ecssi5n 70 make q visil Of several days aura-
eon 70 Middle Tennessee. sndiof course had an
opportunity 81 making observation personally,
as 10 the srmy. Gen. Folks headsasrtsTa
were 8, S~hslbyvlle, where he fognd the hishsp
general ia excellent health ard spirits, sur
rounded by an able staff. In the vieisiiy there
are q number Of Tennessee brigades eanPed, ell
belonging to Cen PoLR's corps, and We were
happy to learn IL the camps, as we did, thss he
confidence felt by Sen. POLK in his Immediate
command, Is faIy recipFOcstod By The men to-
ward him. he says bis men can beIeied upon
in tie hour Of danger. and they viii not hesi-
tate 70 follow his lssd. This mutually Of re-
speot and couf3eRcs auEurs we'll
We as5 the pleasure ef taking by the hand
q number OF Tennessee efRoss h0d mon WIZ
have baan 81 aa saryies SHE'S the war began
Amoae these We may mention BfgadisrGoas
rails PRESroN SMITH and MARCUS J WRIGHT
beth Ell whose brgasss are attached to PoLK''
csrmand These genilemsn, IS did al wit
when we met, spska in the most eneouraginl
manner Of ths eondi6sn Of the division. Ih'
Hoo7s uers enjoying excellent health, being
vel fed. in high spirits, felt the utmost eenh
danea in sbeir cause and leaders and wsrl
anxious te nsst the fee.
We lad nss time to visit the other heaequar
terra but the sans gratifying inteligaBe.
rsaoHa5 Us thsrshom through gentlemen VII
hsd enjoyed rscsat opportunities Of making Oh
sergadons. Fgsn what We saw and heard VI
feel no apPrshansions IS is the result, shsUl
RosECRAEs choose 70 give battle. If he IS nov
moving fer Aat purpose, as gentlesieR who lei
War-sco yesterday seem to thiRk' he esula no
strike st 8 more proPitious time for Is. Il i
what tss troops, who are ehafng at such a loni
period OF i3lenass, aTdsntly desire.
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b fdytaeaa, e. ESQ 4l 81 Jue. 1sss - resi-
tsuea Of a. p ar-eH 3 q Haar rav al FAssn
Lesfst only cha Of cooasl GaaEe q a1 0Va
Cezlaas Face ofNew odsas, ages ~ ysaas
moa B.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-26

Confederate s Per Cent. Conpsn Bouds.
We learned Yesterday with eTsa. regret snd
greater chagin, that the numerous Confederate
eight per cent eoapon bonds, for whieh ceIaf-
Gates have been issued, for sometime past, by
the financial SCENTS Of the Coafsdsrato Govern
mant srs not likely to be f~orthcomiHg By tie
apProaahine 6rss af Jaly, whsa The interest on
these bonds 8 psyEbls. This aBgurs hsly
criminal uegigsncs, OF the part of tie C5ne-
crate Government It IS sulT, however, 8 fur
ther exhibition Of that reckless Indifference =
the obligation Of coatraets, Hkica, wo lamont
ts say has become q Ra.uIe Of that Govern
m0ns
We find tie foregoing ia ths Charleston
Csnisr Of tha 25h IL is to Be h5P-5 that
Journal IS mistaken % TO The correctness Of is
informadaa-indeoa, We ere Of the opinioa q lat
i%su.ual hes been imposi uPoa By parties who
desire to dspsocis.o sslpe Of the bends re-
fsrrsd te. We ere loil % believe CIR Gsvora-
mani designs Gle ps-Pssratiou Of On act Of such
m7astFous bad faith