davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

& PRAIsEwOETE At tbs frs las night, Private E.S
Gregory. esmpany @, 4h Alabama, found = vsiuabls
gold uateh snd = common silver watch. in enc = ths
rooms o. Rarsou's b~uiidiuss. As the reom bad been
e'esnsd O. svsrTthiBs eiss, and il Ess being rspi4iy
flsd vita people, be concluded 70 save them. He lst
thsmss The AFPzAL ohcs 70 Be delivered 70 ihslF oEnsr
Mr. Hatehlson. fhis nOTninss who ssya sha1hs iutsads
10 present Mr.. Gregory VIII he slver aztck fr III
generous conduct
LErT FoR vrRsIsIA-Lisat Jesse TarsslsF, ofths
sch Georgis, who was wounded Ct Oiazsss. Pa kf
5ss.srdsy for dis cammaaz IN Vrgais.
DEcLIsIsa-Ws Er a day snd 5 pair q ma 81 ana
barnes. knocked down % ths hislsss bidder 9, siio0
his morning Three weeks anee Gsy woOid have
trought Tires tines has amsuat
HORSE LosTzMr. Ray has LOST be horss, whisa
10 a~svstlsss IL az0tEsr column
EAsAwAK-sons negroes b~slonsias 10 LIZ & a
Dursn5. for which be Offers q rszad See advertise.
nant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
ameial ora,rs Of Gsm Hlsby su.sh.

EEADaUARIERs TAAHs-1IssissfPFI DEFsRTHEST. Z
Camden ARR Nay (. ls54.
soiiisrn Of The TransHissisfipPi Depa-msat:
Oncs mora in fhs bonr Of vicsoTy sc are
called upoa % mourn The heroic dead.
Gene5ais Y. z Seuuy AID H0Tses R.ndsl
have fallen ca lie field OF homer. 4. Jenkins
Ferry they offered themselves up precious VIC
tins OF tie altar Of liberty.
MousoH and Gresn are gonss SeuTTy snaRsn-
dEl have followed on thu ssma glorious Psib.
Be it ours 70 emulate their virtues ard Valor,
sud to set as men not unEorhT - associate
wish such herses.
Inc coiofs Of their respective briEaie8 viii
be dTapsd in mourning for thirty dsys@
I KIBBY S8ITH,
C5Omsnding General
HEADQUARTERS Trans MISSISSIPPI DEFsRTHEsT,3
Csmlen Ak Nay 8 1s6f- :
Soldiers Of ibs Tranl-NlaiEp Dspsrsnsai
Our arms ia L3aisiasa have agzin been
crowned with success
Yies0Tiss a. Gioutieryiiie; We have eapiuTsd
a g1nbeat and transports sn3 driven toe enemy,
dsmoralzsd and TsTesaug, within ne shelter
Of bis inreBehmenis at AiexandTia.
No NEED Of praise is 100 great fr thai gallant
little army ard iis skiliul aud energetic chief.
70 biz glorious v~ietoii4s g. 3ansdsli and Peas
ant Hill, under Pfosdencs, Is tie success Ct
shis campaign in . gTsss measaTe 6us
z. KIRBy S8HTHs GsneTsl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

Oar troops are IN line Of battle, the right resi-
ing on tie rosa from AcwOrth TO Dallas, at a
point shout three miles northeast from New
Hope church, extending 70 the church, and from
themes running nearly west toward Dallas.
We have erected considerable forii6cstioss
along the Hns. This enemy evirces bat little
disposition 70 attack, and seem inclined to move
10 The right in he direction Of Escwsh river
and the railroad.
L is understood that Gen. JoHEsTos is
pressing than On The right hssvily, to defeat
their clans.
YestsFdRy there was considerable skirnishing
near New Hope church, and the enemy WAS
repulsed, but with what loss we are unable TO
say.
We have no Intelligence Of any movements
to-day.
About che hundred ~wosndsd, belonging &c
STEWARDS division, wounded nssE New Hops
church, on Thursday, reached here this morn
isgi snong them, We lesrn, Vas Dol WOOD
RUFF, Of the 36.h Alsbsms. Who was severely
wounded il the thigh.
The wounded men give highly encouraging
accounts Of the morale Of The army, and on
successful repnlses Of the fee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
vEsNNV N THR N0REm.

The work Of fyIaany has commeueA dnsh
In the North. ard wal no doubs increase in IN
tsnsity as the war progresses and The p%Tesiden-
raj election draws more near. LINCOLS's big
lob" grows upon his hsnds. In addition to the
bercuIesn task Of crushing The IebellioD, he
finds It necessary, in order to secure and perpet-
usts his POKER, to suppress the. Democratic OF
peses party Of the North. he does rot intend
shat the reins Of government shah psss from his
hands. and to this erd il is necessary that the
rso7ls shall Be intinidsted il advance. his
first step in this direction, or ct least the hrst
step he has taken siacs The opening Of the presi-
den.isl campaign, has been taken By the arrest
Of Col. SAX MEDARY, OF the Columbus (Ohis)
Crisis, and the suppression Of the New York
Fsrld and Journal Of Commerce. Otter acts
Of & Ike character to these viii no doubt fellow
until freedom Of speech aid tie liberty Of the
press are eEsctuAlly suppressed ard crushed cut
in the North.
Whistler or not there is spirit OF manhood
enough left in the Northern people 70 resist
such usurpatious and high-hsnded tyranny, we
are 40. prepared to say. We begin to sPpre-
bend there is not. The tameness with which
they have hitherto submitted to every species Of
outrage upon their rights and Liberties, is begin
ming to shake our confdeuee in their courage
and manhood. and to forcs Us to the unwilling
conviction, that they wiz ultimately yield to the
tyrsnt as 8 sheep TO the shesring. For the last
two years, We have steadily looked for = reaction
n the public sentiment Of the North, tbs. would
make LIscoLx irembls IN bis seat, but be has
steadily held the rod of terror over The beads Ct
bis people, and al the trembling list We hsve
witnessed hes bsnn done BY them Afew brave
spirits. it is true, ike VALLAEDIGHAM, MEDARY
and others, have occasionally shown themselves
70 be men Of pluck and courage, but Their in
generation and bsnisRmsut have only been re-
monstIassd sgsinss BY resolutions passed By
popular assemblies and legislative bodies, eli
Of which, of course LEcoLE receives with a
grin snd 3 JOKE
ItEsy be, however, that there is = poin. be
yoad which foIbearanee will not 60 and il
may be that in these high handed and extraor.
binary msssurss for the suppression Of liberty
and tree speech, We sTe only witnessing the in
eipisnt nutts1iugs Of the Storm that Is destined
% sweep over the Meth. Oppression often re
scts against iEself, and when B wTeDged and
E1ined people are once aroused TO & full sens,
Of The dangers that surround them, and into
which they have been driven by the ambition
Of their rulers, then vengeance viii be as ran
lsss IS il will be terrible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

tf4Lb b pad far he apprehension and ssizsrs
GsEuuez
tkNAASSAA. DARK copper col0r. tHsafy1ix years
GA vega - two hsnired puluas s. I've fssI ten iaehes
aga E1a . = very sac i6ckLng sallos.
hOAtON et4cks twenty avs Eeass old fye fees
teFen mcnsa Etga, HeiBla cls h49dred ald hrtv
poAn1t an1 was rSsssd Ia thS ioH country.
RatLie, eisc<. tWsriylour years ola i've fse
e'saS las0es nEA weighs ole nlu4f8i sad sixafg
pou1d4 AID slSaks very Hoa
SaAkS2E, oiaek 1ssteet 81 ihshss hiyh Esizhs
o1e ha411ed aad tersy aozn1s. roaul zas1llsra ta5-E
ups laEg- ucaso. sEsutT pears 1i1
Io&, 0iseS ase fsst aze Aclsa hs1 weighs Oaa
h1nared Hed ssyeaiy DIS pogsal tgssg Grel ysara
oads shutters very Cad, 219 rAsr skctsd As Gan
sesrcslg sp-sk-
Tae thsse l-t named are bsoiaers al aers raissa
n dA1sock counly. ALfssS aAEEE
mfs1a- Au1l-ls "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

YAEKEEDOoDLE Ar HIS TRfCKs-On yes
tsT5ey forenoon a guHboat, accompanied By a
schooner, approached Turner'S rocks, OF Skida-
way river. near the old battery, and cred two
shots o. ThuBdeibolt battery, which fell short
Doodle vcn.1Ted as f. as lie fl. ssfse and his
timid precsutioh assures us that through recsnt
dessTti5as and spies. be IS well inf1Fnsd Ct he
danger Of 8 neRfes approach Bat D5odle, Who
relies or his euseness 10 ssrys hin IN wsr as
vel as in iTGhie, showed his hsnd-he ies IF =
nev n0tiou-s sGTt Of toTre5o erab5sr-Hhieh
while II proved = psrlsei iai.uro Tor ihe purpose
fer which it was intended. may be Of gssat ser
vice to Us. Is b. & little imPTSvemenE il may be
successfully appliad IN the blowing up of his
blockading hulks. He set adnlt some fonr CT
i've hostiug machines, arranged with clock ma
ehineTy, Ons Of which Wsrs picked up ~ cur
pickles. and brought 70 tke city for Inspection.
We had not leisure yesterday 70 inspect he
machine as the barracks, but We understand that
It IS = sort Of floating torpedo 20 f5Gs ai.h The
tide and sTTsBRed wild drags to fsstsn On n
object below tie surfseo. The msoAine il wound
uo Ike ons OF BsTnua's slsrm clocks, aa8 st
TIE d2s sfranged q hammer strikes scap which
sxplodes the torpedo, tae conclusion Of which
ls relied. upon to explsds CIR iofpedoes, sup
posing Inc graphing apparatus 10 have attached
to one Ct Them -SGgaaEak Nss5s, 26as.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
The wpr Ia virginia.

The Richmond Ezamizsr Of The 24h says that
N unusual quiet prevailed in The city on the
PSI. Scarcely 3 Fumor was to be heard on the
There was 4 very great demand for Tho
asws," but nothing could 30 learned We have
nothing further from Gen. Lse or Of the rumorsd
"ehasEo Of bsse" ~ Grant. TIE War Depart
ment was, last night, without any later iniOrmA-
ton Of the armies in Northern Virgins, nor
could We lsara sny fom any. other source. Il is
supposed The two srmies were maneuvering,
preparatory 10 the next great battle.
There IS nothing new from the Southside
There was some shel,ng yesterday. but 4 DID
not smouut to much. The enemy is held ia tbe
narrow triangular neck Of land bounded on one
side by the Appomattox. and on the other by
the james river. HIS lines extend within some
two miles Of the railroad. Il is said by persons
familiar with that countFy, That ths area into
which the enemy Is now driven and held will
hardly exceed SIX miles in extsnt-s limit en-
trslT too contracted f3T the occupation aud ma
Beuvering Of an army IS large as Butler is re-
ported 10 have. The only thing that protects
the enemy snd prevents Us from driving n.
forces into the river, is his dsaI Of gunbSais End
monitors. If it were not for item, we might
advances on him and anDihiste bis whole army
From toe Peninsula we sun nave IepoILa u
The eneny's cavalry lowering about the White
! II use. Il is thought thai they are attempting
20 make their way across the Pamunkey. We
have some ~iDtsrestiI g iufomAtion from q gen
tismsu, Just up from mat section, OF The opera
lions Of ths enemy IN New Kent and Charles
City e~santies, but We must defer it unal to
morrow.
The DisBateh of tue same dsts states that th'
quiet tbs, has prevsiled for some days past Of
zen. Lees lines, still continues, and beyond I
small skirmish yesterday morning, IN the neigh
borhood Of Hanover junction, in which SONS Q
General EEei's command are reported TO hav'
been engaged, thers is no recent inciden
worth mentioning in that quarter. By ehaFg
ing his line OF operations Genss@s Les has los
nothing, thas5Teme1f having besn necessilste'
lhF GTsnf's change Of hsse. ais object being 8
/ keep the enemy stIl in his front AnsA mesi
ubo left the lines yesterday, represents mas oHl
roops are IN fna condition, in the best Q
s%pirits, and anxious for smother collision VIII
/ he Yankees. They are perfectly confident Q
lthsir ability to whip them whenever they ar
ready for 3 trial of strength. Oar army COZ
I r~eEpondsnf reports that there Is no immsGiAs'
prospect of Gn0ther battle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

pie are free IN lbeir criticisms. Few seem 70
believe the tslestapbic report tbas Sherman has
over 100. 600 men. Johuston viii YET Tindieste
himself
A portion Of Busler's troops struck their
tents yesterday and moved lower down the
river, bat as yet lhers has been no dehaIkaiion.
Oar KoB-clads viii act attempt 10 e~uceuateE
their feet.
City and department. troops remain in the
tEe6ehes. DsHsille rad opsa TO-DAY; PEERS
burg tomorrow. Hot, dry weather expected.
HeRuFs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

We Learn frtm SIR. E D hwards. a member
Of Capt Ford's company, ssrin's MisssssiDDi.
regiment who WAS taken pr bner by Sheridan
near Mezidiaa, whe msdsGis escspe frora an
Fe5srsls At Vicksburg, s0I9 interesting rersie.
uIsrs. After his capture hekzss taken 10 Vs.Ls
borg and ineEe pissed IL t9AguaTd house. Tha
prisoners (a6out thfes eaudEed in numlSer)
would have Oh osea ssas 2 Tih, bas for tho fes-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

n Lsu. Of casualties ia Fsnnsr's Louisiana
battery, Msy 9ib, 1864
At Mn Greek Gap, near Dslton-Kflsd P.
Gsahsm. Wounded Geo. II. S.eirer and L.
II Pitrson-boih slightly.
At Rssacs. Msy 18Th, Ie64-Kiled Frank
Anllen. Wouaded G. V. FisheT, WHson Cor.
pfeF, j., Frank Hosmsr-ali severely, but none
danger nsly.
At New Hops Church, Nay 20 h-Kflsd.l
Corporal w ID BruEeft and R A Bddesnsl
wounded; L cut Cluverius, slighIiy CaIpoiAl
J MsGlAih snd @. 7. DnabaF, selieu,ly;
CorpI B N MeCsrty, J. B Cooper and Jothaa
Corprew, slighlly 60 Ea,on, Jas Murbhy. /
W. 7 YsudTy, J. T. Pecot, ibsrs Ford. Jas;
Bfs6gsns, jas. Reeves, severely. but nos dSogsr-
oasly. CHAs. Z FRSNER, ]
Captain Commanding BatsTy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

DEATH OF GEN. A G. JEEKIEs.-The Rich
mond Rhig announces that The wouad Of Gen.
A. G.. jenkins, received in the fight with he
Yankee raiders under Cook, al Dablin, hes
proved mortal He fell into the hands Of the
enemy, and his arm was amputatsd a. the shouL
der joint BY one Of their surgeons. BE was then
put under parole TO report st Charleston, when
his condition would allow. The shock Of bis
severe wound and Tie 70 less severe surgery,
wss 100 great for q constitution already enfse-
blsd By wounds, disease, and srduous cam
PsisnS, and be survived only some eight or ten
days. Gen. j, though quite young, had been q
rot undsfDguished member Of the Congress At
Washington and the Provisional Congress Of the
ceHfsdeTsts safes, which latter position he re,
Ggnsd for4hs more trying service in which be
lost his life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

~ The plays of he enemy in Florida seem
% be 70 steal 81 he cattle aud provisions they
can, and destroy the property OF loyal citizens
along tie St Johns. siisr which they vii take
possession Of tbe interior country, and establish
8 liEs Of fsr,s from the Atlantic, OF from Fort
Baslsf On the St Johns, 10 some poius on or be-
yond ths suwAunRe river, and cut IF South
FLORIDA Bsi Two parties can ply At that game
and he YAnks vii End another olustee in
thsE psfb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
$40 KE Il

4 PINE HsX. sh5ls cishl in-hss sq1Brs viii to
n mans q bns.asn. Hiizzs Gar>=1 % the liz.
zonss ct : Hrs satin st "a tsrsgl-s Ga. md cs r-d
aom Tiers y hsr ap31 Tia eFscaatSu u tlat place
Tbs s08vs 70 srd Fli D. psia apan hsir oe-seg u
aai2r T~hr0czn5rt5a Qa-riefmallsr a. tbs 1osl, or
us01 i1fornaa1n : hers EneY r. % 0e oundEuares8sd
20 nlH or 70 HRI6.-oEs J. s. WILLIAMS
WheelsrB gayag Cops,
nya5 A > Army aenussses-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
$500!

Will give Is above Tsaafd 20 any pezaon Hho
& Wit return ne ny GRAY sAEz and Pr1furs she
nseesl4ry sTisence 70 ccnTlc.t tie Es-laf thzt sfols har
Ton lie ~sg'u tan e Gsn . = Gns.for niss
lrou Atlanta OF h Aal1ta fGzr. va lka1
Between tne aolre Of , znt s oclscK A. = safmsrs
Is = "tis 0 Hsa0itien sr , ct Ia isrzs pay order.
Ab1u- Eacieen hsrds 4sh asavr nul1ef, Veg l-gs
stozt eialk or uius ye. od and Talv lat Any Ia
formation LETT ui.h Csss - u Pne.aes-- asd7h
Caroline heilsf Asssc1stiJ1. Al utl. wal g. suila6lF
rswsr1sd- &AAuB SIHA0LET.
garfsE ma c A..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

EOR E da-k daDpIs gay MARE. r11sa Frl5sy
Il right last fsem IN 80 o At he eanao1 yard On
Fs-elues sFr 81 she is ss01t di=e1 hssEs tisl.
carries : 6ish head ana f1l very s.acemi Ir asr
Movements sna a uztarz 7scsr rhe 81 fzsaiy E1od
With Cd hoes sna ieuter IL Der cra feet has 4 sczr
n hes brezs. eGd is ebeut ssVsu yta1 ED EAs
a5oFs rra-d vii BE p 10 81 hsr csaTeg q y -
he Orf7ares DgpzrsmenL 4 RAY,
mvss H. Ausara- "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

son thsy had no tEentposss, they having sent
then al out on tia Red river expedition. At
dee time he scaled tie walls and attempted 70
taake his esesps bet vas shot at and ioFced
igaiu TO pnt sp e. his old qaeriers During
this last reid, which Numbered 10000 men
there was ~. whiss Yanks lef IN Veksburg,
,nd the blacks bad fun sgsy over that once
proud bat now degraded city. Finding himself
Iolsly. in tho handsoE. = race which be had been
lnAsfss Of Ell bis life, he pulled npp aad walked
Dnt about - o'clock NJ on Sunday the Ssh iugt.
He, and . Mr. Norwood, who made his esesps
rst ths same tiuae, Travelled nnfif next evening
without anythiug TO eat. On Wednesday they
eams 70 Big Back river, having escaped ihs
vigilance Of the Yankee piekeis, and finding no
ferry they pulled on and SWAN across, a dis
taHcs OF about one hundred yards. When they
had crossed they eoald once mora breath tee
wholesome cir Of Dixie. They arrived at home
on Saturday the Itsh.
Mr. Z states THAI the expedition under Smith
numbered 10000, and that Banks army ives
said to have AZ. 200. They concentrated fhsir
forces at Alexandra, and marched on Fsyior
with go, 900, The Tanks admitted that Banks
had lost oil his cannon and a large portion Of
his men, but would not admit that they had
been whipped there. They gay that Banks
would send ous q brigade or : division 4 old
Taylor would 'gobble them up"
He further ststss that the negroes are very
much dissatisfied, and are very anxious to rs
turn TO their masters, but they are Tin for the
war and can't get fnEloughs. They need For
rest and his men there TO givs them paroles.
S0EtksrR Mss. bOtiDs, 2lst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
NOTICE 10 8IIsSIssIPPIAKs.

ATLASTA Ga, hsy Ssh 1854.
At a meeting Of NJ s~issipFianz he'd s. rs sisardpPi
Depot ofss, Garner Of Mitchell ana Whitehall streets.
o. The % q iHsts~L Is was sgrsed to eomp'sis rs AZ
rsnssasa's 5r t5s cigUisa.i-u q = -HGseI2SiFPL
aELIEF ASSOCIATION Tbs following ,Hssus
Esfs chosen
Prssissa-5ez q G. DA,gsgn-
Vie P.ezl5e1t-CS. D Il Hayden.
Trsasu-sr-Dr. c. K NElhsl.
GscIetary-DT U. r. Hiskls.
We appeal TO Mi-sHiPpi-os TO zsad fo-w ID ,uy
saa svsrythias that can ks uzsd re- .hs relief q our
sick sn8 wounded. q MARSHALL,
mg25ew G.nsral AEert lo- NLs-.EirpL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

e The saying Of Linesla shst Gilmore muEt
keep paggHg away" at Charleston Is mole
elassically rendered by Grant, Pgepose to
Ggh, it ous on ibis lie it Il takes ne al sum
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

aTACHINa OIL, rannesr oil. Paint on, Car Bcr
lL-On sad AXE Grssses aRy D. ooisiasd ~ al
sres.las inc sz1se4l1er R1nrssds Factories, Mz-
salne SHIPS snd aIts vii De sgpp-led n Reasonable
tsrusby sddzeE-us he scoscIibsr N 4 slstA GA
mss3 sas JON ABB
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

OFFICE SIssIssIPFI CENTRAL p r COEPAyV.
G1sns1ss As4, aay IilA ls54
STOGzHOLDgRs are HEREBY asE6sz thss thus Cen
pay VII py ms Gon-eessas STATE So on is suars
espiisL . XIII. Therefore naks nc return s. as
sessos IN their ssTeFAl Iceslas5 ofs-1k Hed y ben
respectively. Al HCCONHEUo.
mr9STn l-r-a.H-v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

TIE Foe VS. HAVE TO COSTEND AGsISsF.
The esplves brought TO Richmond present a
miserable appearance, and sre tie representa-
aes8 Of nearly, svsy ration CO the fsce o. The
globe Hsd not the Yankees procured Eoeraiis
from Earops, ths Wsr woEld have baen ended
long ego. We have been fghiog the psgPls o.
he UnIted SAFES and = | .the resi- OF rsukiGd, p
and VIXEN this war Is elossd, and cur ~indsPead-
sncs sehieYe3, VS. can t~Tushlully dec srs thai
We bsys silhaiooi tbs weird in srms-Rieh
mond Sea.izeI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
ADEERFISEaEKIs.
s2aa RRRaRn.

The above azount VII Be- pai4 b. fhs ubs-gsbsr
z fr the delivery 10 Atia1fz Il TWO YELLOW
BOYss assd aooat twenty 5aars-bsth 1aMsa Eeury
-~ho e ny premises % t1e EssAt q me 1oh i1st.
Sa4a tcys are 10 d1uHt saekuz te uske s1er eseEps
% h enemy. Isfl ~ $50 sz0s G. s1o fo-b IA
rr294E nfRaHp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

reason that geld hss already advanced, OF that
q rise is feared, and they STOP tho quotations be.
fore It takes plses, is NOS known.-RiokmOHd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

siEGE OF CHARLEsTOE-322D DAY-TEe
enemy's boqber6meas ef the city c-ouHauss
s'eady % an sys5sge interval Of Eve minutes
bstween each shot. Since 0nr last report, forty
shots ba9 besn fred up e 6 O'Clock Wednesday
evening Battery Gregg sko opened. fer 8
sh5rt time uP0n SailiVaas islsnd and Fort John
san The Yankees have erected = new d8g-
siEf 81 Battery Gregg Ihey have siso bssn
busy, Tia past few days, upon .her Cummings
poinf bstsEiea, repairing d mage caused bT t&5
high iaes. Every hing remaiss eais5 On james
Island. NJ easEzo 1r5 d-ssL-C8ETiSr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

A RUNoR IRON NEMPHs.-A private core
spondsut from Aberdeen, Mics, writes to the
Mobile AdDsrtissr and Register: There is q
report current here that the Fsdersls are with
drawing thsir forces from Memphis, and in or
der to keep tbs matter secret, are enforcing the
blockade very strictly, allowing no ore 70 enter
or leave the city" The forces are probably be-
ing sent 20 Sherman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

PRoNoTED-Ths Columbus Eaq3irsr az
uounces the promotion o. LieuEcd Wm S.
SasPbe.d 70 3 ftr e5lonsb ospt J. B Newell 10
euisnanEeolond, aud Cs Thomas Chsf6a
to msjog, Of toe d GeoTais regiment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

~ Lsss arrivals fom England state hat lbs
confsae1ase loan had iissn, en- tie news Of
BAnks' defeat, and the attack By Earl Darby on
the Government, il relation to the Confederate
rams, which, It vas supposed WOod Re re-
I.assd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
WTaR ZEE sac.

TIVE SOUTHERN EIRB C0MFASY Naca1,
4 Georgia izn7z sTs7sFsI 81 supply LOS WIRE.
ron No. 4 % No l6 ilIErse r smal qusrdass.
1hs Wire sEq a.. 70 anJ nae in ne CoafsdsrzGY
o. eHsHoers. AGdruas
VI ". BRUENER, EIsliisat.
70 mv2T llf~ Hrannr a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

~ Information reached the camp Of be-
srd's battalion on the 14ih, says = correspond
ent Of the Macon Telegraph, .hst the enemy are
advancing into The interior via Orange Springs.
Their object is 10 cut eff and capture The steamer
running on the Oeklawsha river. On the 18th
they killed the pilot, aud are now in full chase
Of Der. The steamer is loaded with cotton,
sugar aud salt, bound to Orange Springs. A
large force has been sent to protect her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

EDITORS APPEAL Please saaouncs tie uams sr
Ca san TATE $ e-neasis for Gsnusss IL he Ira
District q Ts0us ssse, sd Oblgs ne Wsst TsarsI-
sesafs IN asnsr=l FoErgss s coRuaud
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

Y The Columbus Times, Of the 9th, states
that the press Of that city received a Phvats dis
patch the night previous from ths President Of
the telegraph company stating tha. the weekly
tolls would be doubled after tbe Is! Of June.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

~ Tbs Meridian Clarion is Informed By E
gentleman jass from jasper county, that Nathan
d. Teral, a dessyter and desperate outlaw, was
hung at PauIdirg on the 22d inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

a 'Bsi. Howagd's pro7ess battalion e. Co,
Ga Gas been dabauded. sad most Of
The msn ssnt to Macon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29
EOSE,

4 7 A5sizsviEe. o. between A5trsvirie and Cas
"A vie, % ne saias AT aH0BuCCO P1-sAF
BO0Kse lsa1urs 81 y mir che hu died o5lzrH
sal Fous vain plp1es. AeF person Ll6rs z-G
d posting me saEe .i+E d 2 george 4. q assris-
Chef g 8 SteFsuzcna Dl-issa. q with : L. Nd
il Ms ut At4ula, Ca VII be lberaly Fs~srded-
mY25 A. J. p. W~ILLIaES.