davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
Frsm the Aruy.

Correspondence Macon Tsisgra9h-l
DALTOE, GA, May 9, Is54.-F arrived az
home Saturday evening At TOUR o'clock I vas
summoned at ones 70 repsir 70 hssdqusrssrs for
guide duty. i vas excused until eight o'cloak
Sunday morning. was then out with our
army and engineer until midnight. I Witnessed
3 battle at the Dug road gap, near JeETy Rays
mil. The sight commenced at two o'clock, ?.
n. We had at The commencement 300 Arksn-
sss infantry troops, 200 Gsorgis and Mississippi
infantry, and AGO Ksatucky cavalry, who dis
mounted and fought as infantry. who fought
Hooker's corps 1000 OF 5000 strong, until Gle
burns's division matched six or seven miles 70
reinfoTee thsu- Oar loss is said to be three men
killed and tWenty-eight wounded. We took
seven prisoners, besides some wounded Yankees
taken of the field this morning The noun
tain side Is said to be stTeWsd with dead Yam
KEGS. One prisoner said il appeared to him that
every bullet shot by our men killed 4 Yankee.
No fighting st that point today up 70 now.
o'clock, n Ths Yankees arc still in sigks.
There was some firing up a. BuzzsTd Roost this
meTning, the result Of which Is not yet known
hers. The Yankees are trying TO fAnk as BY
Villanow, through Snake creek gap. A good
force hRs bssn sent down 70 meet them.
Il Is due to Col. williamson, Of Arkansas, 70
state that be Was in command until Gen Gle
burne arrived, At about which time the Yankee
infantry Withdrew, bu. they c0nlinnsd 70 throw
shelis until o'clock. We had no artillery in
the fght.
was erde7sd to report to Gen Hardss on ths
battle field just after sundoWni when got
within four or five feet of him, shell exploded
over Us snd sent down . piece as large e. q
mans flst, striking jast between Us. The gen
sral turned up his eyes and said, "Wby they
must have some spite st rs"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

having been ths frst 70 parsuaas nsross Eftaa ihs
edars lines, and lurirg ths By the prospect ef free
dom from ihs hszde Of THAR rebel opnsTae
Hon. >. 8. Cox, In speech against sxemptnF uiuls
tora Ia the usw e1roilment bill, said.
7 am opposed to sxempsiag ministers OF the Gsspsl
from thsir share Of the dHty Of putting doHn hss rsbs
Ion i is general belief ancnr large portion Of s
people Of the country. both North and 9cuth tasi s
most psEtifeF0us elnsa of human bsues--thase VIA
iomenisd secession at the South spd disunion a ~
Horih-hsvo hsen the elsrgymeA. And tbsv ere sfiil
emsDttng hats, 81 viii. and uRkindnsss among ths pso
pie And now gentlemen CONS hors snd ny fha their
profession forbds thsm 70 snangein the Ihs5dng of
blood and ihsi thersfore they should be exempt ffc
military ssTVlsa."
That Is rizht--shsvs the bsrsreut gous cf AJAX in
the army Let then be nado % faes tbs death they
have sent % many ihonsGnda 70. Il they did more
Of r.iunng that human legs ars capable Of.
This Lincoln Courier says:
We do aot Fsslize the immsnas alatznes We havs
drilled away from the Constitutional Government Of
l7ss until such an Idos Lincoln taking upon himself
% decree who shall have tbs right OF suffrage within
State, Z practically presented % our mind
Tie q institutional Union sayE:
" Major Gen. Sleklss and bis friends have undoHbt-
sdl come 70 gFesn trying to wear the aurels Of Get
Il Is sAid that dogs ars running mad on The peninsula
q ny, virgins They have probably heard Of Bsn- Bui.
barn within the lines ef tho army under Cen BHiler
they supposed have been addressed to the zen.
srai By como gifted Eihiopic pOetess
When lovely Dinah Isss the white folks
Tell their foadsst tales Of love,
She ends slas too soon they leave her,
And eoldiy from sweet Dinkh rove.
Ths correspondent of shs New York Herald from
There 70 be su error in the rsssnf ssaier.saa
OF TIE New Hampshire Pstriot In gard tohs minglng
Of tbs raeean this department. The infanta born out
eoapss-W0uld elain white pas II tbs knew their own
fAiheTn and most aSs1rsciy would they dark mothefa
know 81 no sAaea whore the mother white aud tho
nc Asher black The PairOt sotths boot on the wrong
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

BOYS IN TOWH AT NlGHT.-fhs is great
evil prevailing in cur mid5t-the license granted
boys By their psrsats to GO where they pleasa
aitor dark. This is tho first wrong Liberty
allowed Il is the faial error in the moral train
ing Of youth. Il il the dreadful rock upon
which many . gifted youths highest aspirations
and f0ndest cherished hopes have bean esst and
and forever Loss. The great eYisl, resulting
slike 10 parent ard child, from the psrnici0us
couFss OF such = bad custom ind1iged IN By
young, wild and reckless youths, Is 50 apparent
10 all observing and reheelng msn, thAt i Is
scarcely necessary fof us to mention thsm. Is
it still necessary 70 iel you that your boy IS IN
actual danger of becoming dTunksrd, gam
bier, and rowdy, by being allowed TO go whsEs
such characters are IA is young yst--eAaily
tempted and led astTsY from the right psth-snd
it i5 your duty to keep that boy at home ss
night, and away from town with its thousand
lnnng fOllies and sins. What business has be
gos there we would ask. H0nei says the pa
rent Then why do you eonsRUs to lot him go2
Do you know, or have you any idea, What be iz
doing or where he can likely be tcund II not.
are yOu not somewhat uneasy concerning him
Parents: II you desire to educate the heads
and the hearts Of your children, and make shen
good and useful eiiisars to society, you must
1surn over q new lesf' in your work ef corrse-
ton. Keep them ont Of places where they see
30 much degrading and dem0raliEing Vies spread
out before their tender yes grasping minds
Make them ''resd, rshees, and inHsrdlY digest
many good books in your hearing, around youH
home circle, as night. This is ihs proper place
foT them, and here it is they receive those early
impressions which time csnnot ersdicats, and
which are but q type Doiniieg to life Of future
success and usefulness in maiursE yeaES.-bGP-
fisf BaassT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

PATRIeTIC FEAGALEs-A correspondent Of
the APPEAL, a fsW days since, stated that when
the party Of Yankee raiders cut The telegraph
wires between Rsssca and Tilton, that two la
dies, whose names be did not learn, united The
WiTss, on the retreat of the foe. The Iatsili
gsHesT, Of yesterday, gives the following YER
sioa Of ths oceuusncs, with the names of the
noble women "a portion Of she enemy sue
eseded in getting TO the railroad ct Grsen's
station, three miles above RssscA, and imme :
diGtsly set ffs 70 the wood shed and cut the
tslsgruph wire. Being apprehsnEive, no doubt.
that they were risking their lives, they did nos
remain very long 70 epi9y the mischief they
supposed they had done. As soon as they left,
Mrs. BlackmAn and Miss Carrie Sims, daugh-
ters Of Col HsnIy L. Sims, who are living nesr,
carried water and e1tinguishsd the burning
wood shed, and then attempted 10 mend the tel
egTsphie Wirs. Their strength was not sufficient
10 accomplish this feat bat still they continued
their efforts until Capt. Clerk, Of cur forces,
came Up, when, with his assistance, these pat
rofc ladies succeeded in drawing up and unit
ing the wires ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

thing thought Of, after money comes inlo pos
session, is net The idea Of solid or substantial
investments but spending IN 6nery, dress, ban
blss, fooiery. Tie wives and daughters Of shop-
keepers, mechanics, teachers, Of country par
sons lawyers, doctors, still buy silks and sat
ms. pianos and carpets, as L they Cor the coun-
Ty) were jrst IS well of Is they ever were.
Judging By he great extravaganes Of the people,
one Is forced 70 c01cizde he nRtion does not
seem to recogniEe that Il is in var, or that iis
habits Of eeonomY have anything to do with its
ability e psy the publie debt; on tbs CONTRARY,
else Waa speRding for the var, Wi1iis We spend
for foreign Injuries. What terrible deiuAion;
though terrible a. IL the deiusion, unless we
get wisdom and improve It by thorough and
speedy rotrenehmeat, Re shall only realise
i in its full fOEes Whsn it is too late 10 profit
BY Wisdon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

CURIOUS DSsCovRRY.--It is said that MsyoF
TismaDn, at bis paint fso'oEy st Manhattan
vile, has accidentally made discovery which
threasans to revolDtionszs forienlkurs. Ons of
the factory hands having thrown some hauid
green paint Of g particular kind ea = flower be3
occupied By whito snemones, the howeEs hsve
since made thsis appearances with psfsls as
green As Rrasa. The paint hse in il 4 Decal;er
and very penetratEg mixture. which Mr. re.
man has since applied with othas colors 70 other
plants, annual, 6iennlak snd Of the shrub kind,
the result being invariably thai, tbs fIower "a
Sa.sfea sooK ne naes Of me liquid deposited at
.nsif kooa' ~ con1n1ing experiments early
ns1s year, during ssed time, aud applying diff
ioEent soloT5, We shall ne donbl. be enabled 10
paint the lily" which vas solomon's smbi-
hoa.-.N. 7. IfiknRs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

The following Is from she Washington o.
rsspondsuee of Ph;Iedelphia usper:

The following Is from she Washington cor
Tsspondenes Of Philadslphia paper
Il really seems Rsasonable and necessary to
sound the alarm. The earnest word Of warning
OughI 70 be spoken. The sxtrsvaganoies Of
the day, and the expenditures of injuries arc
unexampled, even in the history of euE waste
fsil people. There is 81 impression abroad
amsDg the people that, as greenbseks are 80
plenty, and every one is feeling 50 prosperous,
Il is perfectly right and proper for every one to
spend - freely Is hs likes. Indeed, there seems
70 exist no son Of Consultations Sivsiing Ia re-
gard to the duty Of economy. The people are
oxhAvsgAnt 70 the last degree All dealers in
expensive goods, everywhere throughout the
0oEntEy, by common consent; conc0r in the
statement that there meyer was such demand
fer the most costly ware. The pFseious stones,
diamonds and pearla, have never bas1 in Huoh
demand or commanded such high prioss. Gold
watches, ornamsntB and hF0nnsss elegant car
mats. si,ke. bTocades and sasinB-ozpansive fur
nitars, paintings, costly dinner waFss and choice
wines-ali, aEs continually sold and are oTna-
msniine the dwelling, the persons, OF tickling
the vsnity or palales Of oar peopls.
This madness Of folly, and unprecedented
spirit Of spending and daahing ont, is not alone
confined e shs wealthy, bat all slessas Of 60
sisiy have gone assy mad. AhQEt laa aEsl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
GiSt sf VIetsr WzFo ts she New YsFk San
EaRPy Fair.


Victor Hugo has sent to the New York Sani-
taFy fair drawing, executed By himself, Of the
residence Of franklin when in France Ac-
eompanyiBg the picture Is the following note;
In 1896, happened to Be one day at Passy,
at n, RqynoWard's, the saihos of She tragedy
Of the Knight TeEAplATs He wore his white
hsiT streaming on bis shoulders, and said to
him:
"You wear your hair as Frsnklia used, and
you look like him"
he said to sne smiling, This may come from
the neighborhoOd," and he pointed 10 q house
that could be seen frem his garden. at Is
there" said he to mo, "thas Franklin lived in
l775"
drew that house, now pulled down. This
is the sketch. l believe thss this picture Of he
house OF Franklin, ct Passy, IS the only one in
existence. 1 CffsE il to the United States Sani-
sAry commission.
am happy that the Sanitary commission
have d0Ae me the honor to csll upon me, and
afford me an opportunity 10 renew the express
Sien Of my heartfelt sympathy Tor the gallant
msn who are struggling 50 glori0usly 70 rid the
great American Republic Of that sinful systsm,
slavery. ViCT0R HUGO.
Ha1teyills House, March 18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

FEOm THE FRANs-EzEssIssTPP
DENoPOLIs, Nay IA Dispatch was 10
csived to-day from Colonel Scott, via Summit,
which confirms the dispaschss from trans-hEs.
sissippi,
The dispatch says hat General Taylor has
Banks hsmmsd in at AlexandFiA, and has also
placed battery tEenty-six milos below thsEs
inlsrnpsing al communication via Red riVsr
The battery Is supported By Nsjor's brigade.
CsRsare of TrnaspsrEs
It Is reported that Pines Polignaa. with hiE
infantry command, had captured the transport
steamer Emma, with valusbIs eszgo Of ssH-
nissaTY stores and ono hundred prisoners.
he also captured the sts4msf CITY Bale, vita
The I20sh Ohio regiment on board, killing Col
Mudd, Col. Bssssts, Of The Corps RAhfqus,
Col. .Agnei, and one lieu.enAut-colonoL
On the 5.h he espsuse3 the transport Warner,
and al5o the gunboals 9 aud p, taxing from
them tHsnsy-Ons pisess Of artillery, including
eight % pound PARROTS. Thsis crews were also
taken.
It was reported at Shreveport that Gen. Smith
had had tight with the enemy a. Jsakins' ford,
WhsTe ws captured several hundred prisoners,
many small ArmS, the PonsoOn bridge, and al
their trains.
We Lost Gsn. SeurY aud Gel. GrsnstAEd,
killed, and Gen. Wall, Randall and 0lArk
wounded.
Frsua New Orleans.
MOBILE, Nay 10 "A dispatch has bean r.
csived at headquarters hsrs from Oak Springs,
stating that the New OflsAns Era, Of shs Oh,
had been reesived.
Gold was SelliBg two for one, and rising.
All knowledge Of Banks Was ignored.
Steele was reported At Little Rock.
Garmsduks is said to bs between Liisls Rosk
and Pine Bluff Smelling The lssisr place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

a A citizen Of this place, Mr.. Henry G..
Cole, was arrested on Wednesday b. deseetyes
from Atlanta, with orders from Gen. Wright,
charged with reasonable correspondence with
the ensmy BE was taken to Atlanta, and We
learn has sines BEEN sent 70 Richmond. We
have not been abs 60 ascertain the particulars
e the circumstances which led 10 his arrest.
NJ Cols is an old resident Of this place, pos
seEses an supple fortune, is somewhat noted for
bie Hbsralsy q the poor, bat has always been
violently opposed % the var, cursi1g beth
sides, aud making no coScsalment Of his views.
he was arrested oncs before, hat bis ezaminA-
sion elieited ne facts Of criminal character -
Rsksl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

II A New York correspondent Of g mis-
cezsB Massachusetts RsWspspsE, describing tSs
sanitary fair in that city and the ceebTitisS pres
emf. said: " Gen. Fremont and Mrs. Fremont
were there, be looking very intensely out Of that
esREs eye, and she the embodimsnt Of 8 strong,
brilliant, inpalsiYs Ecman. Gen. Mcclellan
also vas there. erecting a littls caIiosity and
indeed 4 vastly interesting es9dy 70 the impair
sd eritic q were not possible foE sBch head
md fees 70 save 3 country. Salvation iB not
written on : hair or a line, bat there sFs SYnp-
ton5 of ineompsbsney syeEyWhsEe." II Nc
Clelian would p4lt his hair q the middle, per-
baDs salvation would be wnstsn on bis
head. The correspondent vas evidenliy nlied
With the " divine 81 ssus, or bad been EeadiSs
ons Of svlvanus Cobb's novels o. indulging
- iaudsnOm cocktail s-chicago Tines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

GENERAL FoRREsT-The "wizzAEd Of the
saddleii was here on Sunday afternoon. Al the
deDot be was met By quite bevy Of ladies', who
tbsnked bin 10 bshaH Of Aississippi, for beat
iDo, back the legions Of Emerson. Gen. Forrest
sod tben be had only performed tho part OF .
rue sol1ieE, ard was not deserving OF special
praise. Tbs ladies hoped be would remain II
Nis-sssi1Di and save her from i1TthsT deyAsss-
sien. T'bs general told them be bad two thou.
ssrd roer 10 yondsr who would take care Of
Nor,h Mississippi, fer the present ~ lesss. 9sn.
Forrest isft on . special tain fof Denopolis
Sunday night, on business visit % deaefs
Polk ByGNdOR (Hsss ResEbliedE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

RUEORs.-Dsme Rumeg, with her thousand
tOngus5, had ma1y reports in circulation ysstsr-
day evening, IN consequence Of the sfenes Of
tho reporters At the front Il was ourr,ufly be-
lisvsd shai heavy engagement was yEogTess-
ing al duy yesterday Ia Sugsr valley, some six
or eight miles from RsSaca. Perhaps these
Eumors arose from slight skirmiahss along tie
line
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

AsOTRuR UkBEAs c0RFUa OksE-A heosA4 coRgas
esas-Iuhus Benhardt Capt T. J. Starr, snrol los.
oser for The sra ClngseasoaE dstziot Sata ol 6sor
80 vgas Sroakbt before Judge w. T Gould yesterday
afternoon. RsahAgds easo aisehafe ifoAl tne ~
- te il citizen Of Prussia. and ID thAt be Is over -
srr of age Alter hearing tbs tssimoy and tho Arga
-nt he iaaRe ordered that the sppeAzt bs rsnandsd
- 20 tbe csslody Of ths enrolling oftcet y. w Aa-
iisrd ESQ attorney for ths applicant Frank n hil-
- "a atsorasy for the snrsing emosr. tnh case
vii We underEsand Be taken ~ ceseofAhh % un' 81
rsrior court-C Consiit utonaiifts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

~ Jacob Burton, an old and worthy citi-
zen Of Chambers county, Alabama, died at ais
residence, three miles south Of Lafayette, On
the 4sh inst Of cancer, from which lie had
suflred iOr q number Of years. Mr.. Burton
was 3 naive Of Georgia. and was nearly sew
snty-One years old Al the time Of bis death. Ho
moved to Chambers county, among its fret set
tiers, and was noted for bis honesty and up
-s.Lt..n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

No HAms FEON RICHMOND We have re-
csived 20 Richmond mails for two days past,
and none north of Augusta yesterday. This, IN
conjunction with the msagsr reports by tsls-
graph, accounts for the lack Of news from that
aad other gusrssIE, in our issue this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

WO|ADED An1a GALLONs-1Ut lQilGHluG
wounded were received hsrs yesterday, and sent
OF:
70 NEwNAE.-L n Bartee, co g. 9O;k Tenn; W O
Wermseks co E, 23d Tenn; Corpora z Z Estes co 4.
III Tenn 4 Hopa, A, SSH Tena Convills co A,
Sgth Alai + Odou, co B. ard \ Green, CO Z. l6sh
AIS 0gles6y, 90 Z Oh Ten, d Brown, E, g. b
Tenn II sykes, + 4lat Miss Lieut. @ Moore CO e.
10th Ala v Wslacs, co D, 5Ist Ala; Ssrg't Joha
Lee co B 10Th Tenn E N Murphy, co D, 94th ToHn;
@ " Ruct er CO K 3lsf Tenn.
To GREENsaoRo.-S Knox, co K, 3sih Tsnni
Baker co T. 4ld Tenn P Turner, co @, 50ih Tenn;
y LaneieFi co < Ssh Tenn; b TsIbsrt, ee D. ssh
Isnui Q JetEun, II, Ieih Team; Corporal II
Br1wn, ea D 55th Ala.
TO MEDICAL CcLLEeE-SerEfA A A Sawysrs co c,
sd Tenn y Watson A, 18th Tenn; Carr J Clep-
per A, 4th Tenn; " Buford co Il Oh Tenn: Capt
" c Roblas0a. E. SSH Ten8; right arm amputstsd.
" Ledbettef CO K 81 Tenn.
TO FAR GROUND, No. III Croft, CO A. 7th Fla;
v b Jeunng CO B, 45ih Ala C Floyd, co D, } s
Tn rElaz, S PekArd 4 4th Tenn Tucker. co
q KY Eolly, 6, 2Oth Air; Brs1usu, Psrry's
Battery
INsTETurE.-M HOPwoOd, co q. 4lst TEN, c J Col
Iins G. eth Ala
TO EHPIIyE "a " irwin, Wm BarhHm, co B. 40th
Alsi Lieut HieFoHymsas co A, 81 Ky cav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

y Labor is 80 scarce in Missouri that good
farms are offered, in eligible locations, ct Eve
dollars, ten dollars, and fifteen dollars an acre,
their oHnsrs being glad to dispose of property
which they cannot make availAbls ct almost
anx mica
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

EHH prOprsssos Of sha wsllknoEa and popular
HosSse
nrn sheir thanks q tss eitirsHs q hesls Ard sns
rsvezs puhis for The VsEy hssrsl PssfesAss Aefsss
fo-s Frtsnssd and hope, b ssrist ssisaton % ne
-sass q ass people, 80 merit ead receive eontl2r
aaos Of ths sane.
Ws would Hay an tbs noslce, % eofreea aoa's A-a'
rsprsssursaon thst haI gone shrosa taat ear sns
=. ,r-Trrs oozLtKs FEz DAs, Gsd IN 20 sAss hAs
vroro been charged
rtE1rrEs osssrsus q pF0uurlns spauasnls can
A. 40 sv sdarsssins tss uaderiEDsa
NABRTN9. DUVALL 4 co.
Propristors Mobile. Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

A TOKEN FOR GOOD-In each great di7is-
ion Of our army, the commanding general has
Issued orders tor the bsshs1 observance Of sha
Sabbath day Such 0rdsrs have, in lermer days,
preceded victories. We look now for such
token that God approves even this feeble and
imperfect attsmpt 70 put honor on HIS holy day.
Bapfisi Baaasr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
srATlsrICs OF REBE1L1eN.
encs Of The New York world. /

BALTIMORE April 2s.-From conversation with
gentleman directly from the South have O6tAlne d
considerable lntsreEting and valuable Information In
reference the future prospects Of the south give
Il complete statement Of tbs facts upon which the
rehss base their hopes Of ultimate sueaSGh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

~ Banks is said 70 grow irriiated whenever
be- hears the name Of Rsd river. An ofiesr
lstely said to him, General how shall We get
our boats out Of Rid river % Damn R-d
Eiver," replied Banks. This Is how the sfart 20
dam the river originated. This IS reliable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

Ths highest market FEiOs, sithsg in money
or SebsoriPsiOus wiz be paid fer clean estton
OF linen rsgs, white OF colsgsd, delivered ct tbs
A=PzAE counting-rccin. AtlAnts-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

GOEE TO TIE FRosT.-The relief committee
went up to the front yesterday evening. They
Wil render efficient and Invaluable ssrvice, if
occasion calls loE them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

WoUEDED--A lev Of our wounded arrived
yesterday evening, soms Of whom bad received
sevsEs woands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY "a. 1854

MORE PRIsoHERs-A squsi Of eighteen or
twenty azure-BsousGhsd miscsgsnAiOrs were
hrcsght down from he front yesterday evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

IHCREAsLsG.-Oas OF the Federal prisoners IN
Camp Sumtsr gave birth 20 q young SCION Of
humanity yesterday. Il is reported there ara
five women among the captive WarrioIs as An
dersOnvills.-Mae0s Telegraph.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
Gst yfIenlaBIs appeaI.
Terms Of AdVertfsinK.

AT EdvsrsssnsnEu WI ss skszEsd three dollars per
square for he eEss lnssEilon-aDd two dollars ard
hsn for sseh Ezbsequsns iasersion-
Lssa zosss WiH b sbsrEoG n Ehs rrss q afiY esa
Ger nos
ObssazEy rotlrss s0d ali oghsr artela1 ret of ssu-
srsl publie interest charged ss othss aavsriss@sn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

~ What's The difference bstwesn the Yam
KEGS and Rad river One is 20 be damned at
pgosens--tha other in the future.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14

~ The Yankees circulated handbills in sheiI
.,'ov nssr Dalton, stating thai Lse was routed
sn5 Grent marching on Richmond. That's =
49, SiH ths Yankee will ueFeT feet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
z. "a. aCTOK,

r. "a. saCTOJT,
News AEeaf fer she ArEy sf Tezas1see,
AID AGEET FOR
The yEgs1HPlsfs Daily s9pPeGE.
Hsa Carriers, Rrrs6s sns Rsssneutal News AGeRis
sin Be supplied IS hsEsiafors vita Daily PHperz Al
slEhissn to twenty esnz-slsO daily PsPerz At ths
esznssr - twenty ass osatE
as-ss sditiou . -hs AFPEAL rscsIvea svsrv day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-14
n.fRROW. II"

HOOP HUI -
substitute fer Rope IN
BaIing Cotton
..,.s.--s ,os On fssssr--helds TIE bale tWensy g
- e,s vsr rsnf rlaslisr thAn F0Ps AHa "ia nos
-, aslusssd 30 say uIzs Of bales - gasAy = foP.
ssI.,ed sna put up IN ne nezt e9nsen'sAs P-eN -
-, ,,.s.porsasion shs Fslsiys sulk beng Nas- s-
sAsa that o roPa a.. -.
A Asupply aluage On a91e los lss s-..r ff,rrs
stlp azts- -. - Il TH0BBURa
- u.--.~zs4 fFiluiusion ,. q, or
fs,Ss = - ~ " Z. CAMPBELL
- - - "A f5esrQdie HoruuoA
spla On = - -