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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

A CoAMssDaBLE STEP-Ws learn with
pleasure that, smid the t1Tmeiis Of campaign
The Administration At Richmond Is a.iTs 10 the
inpoEtance Of msinsainiag our factories aad
workshops and deEaapiag 90 tbs lzzrsss pTae-
tiea6ls degrsa cur mechanical resoarcss. To
this snd Al cthsef Is nov sfzysliRg ahr8nss s
pofeesl Of this Safe, visiting ~ places E5cre
artisan labor is employed, sad ssesrtsinia.r e
What extent daisiis from shs srny z7s u5ess
ssIy e tassE aneeassiHi operation. a part Ct
his dasys a. Fse 80 likeFi1s irfeTinsd ea1sisis
= 1eseeing thoss indiTi lusls who, uf..tsr ssvsr
Of q dssail,7 Ass shfsking dasy.- s-tcels,ssis
C.Tgftasan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

E Capt S. LeR3y Hsmuond, Of Charles
ton S, c., WAS mortalIy wounded in charge
on the Feisrsls in one Of the recent bstslss in
vTginis, few days sincs. he vas an crater
and e poot, and under the EOS De Pi'.ms Of
" Charlie wildwood" contributed many fGe
effasions to tbe literature Of tae sgs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

- TIE crops throughout SouthwssieTn
Georgia lock well, considering tho lsiensss Of
spring. Tee crop will equal that Of last yesF,
but the neA. Is not In tho country, and several
Of our planters, exempted uHder the act oi Con-
gress, viii have considerable trouble IN meeting
their agreements with the Coaiederste Slssss
Gogsrnnont -d ibaay (Ga.) Patfios.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

"a It's stated lhss the Federal Gen. Webb,
killed ia one Of the Iesent battles in SPottsyl.
vsnis, is = son Of, Janes Watson WebO, formerly
Of the New York c0nrisr snd EHq'Srsr, and
now minister to Brazil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

a The war in sohlsssig is probably at an
end The last hold the Danes had on the main
lard Of schleswig, the forlifeEtions st Duppel,
hss iallen, aftsy q Siege Of tive months, into tie
hands Of tbs Pfassisns. Tbs Dalifh amy has
effected retreat into the islaod Of Alseu, but
not without snfaziRg many serious losses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

MILITARY CHANGES IN FboRIDA.-Asjor
Gen. Patton Anderson has assumed eommsnd Of
tie reserve forces In Florids. The following is
biz STAFF: Capt. VIM. G. Bsrth, assistant Alja.
tsnt generaE Mejor. &. GoldlbWaite, assistant
inspector genera Major E C. s.mkins, chief
qusrtermssier Capt T E. Buckman, chief Of
ordnancei Surg. Cary B. Gamble, chief surgeori
Isl Lieut. " M Davidson, sid.de.eamp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

EMsyoF Slaughter, Of Fredericksburg, Va,
tso weeks sgo orgsniEsd feIce Of boys ana
old men, and brought into cur lines two Fan-
KEGS who weIe wounded il TIE battle Of the VII
dernesh Mayor s. is now posted as enoisd
-uefrliia "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

MoBILE sUPPLY AssgcIATIOE.-The sspply
Association Is re.ailirg. articles considerably
uader .he market rates, for in-tanes rils 45
caats, sugar 81 50, salt 40 esnts Paz 1b, mlsl
81, sosp "a 25 per bar, lard $3.50, butter COED
article, $3.50. eggs 81, fresh men. Sl.75 per %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

& Gsn J n. Jones, Whs was killed in tho
lats battle Of the WTdsrnsss, commsndsd
brigade in Gen. En- JOhnson's division, Evell's
corps. he vas buried ct tCaaTlotissvilis, Va, IS
Bss also Col Thompson Bfown, Of Richmond,
who commanded the hIst regiment Yrgias
artillery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

- A dinnsr vas given ca the Ia inst, at
skabHta, Miss., to the As b Tennessee regiment
Col. YoOrhies delivered stirring address on the
military situation, and Dr.. ssltonstan made 5
few pertinent rsperks Toe sfair wound up
with ball
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

~ At a 1eeeuf teis givea At Columbia, 5
c., for shs bsnsE. OF TIE wsysids AID ladies'
hospitals in that city, ths handsome sum OF
SI7. COZ 50 was Tealizsd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

Ths highest msrkes pvica, either II money
or subscription, VIII be psid fer clssn cst.On
or Hnon rsgs, whiss or colaTed, delivered al The
AFH1AL eoGaIing-r11a. Atisats
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

~ A sen Of Hen. J5shua Hill, Of Madison,
Ca, a member Of tie OBJ Georgia, WAS killOd
in ono Of Tie la.e engagements In North
Gsolgia.
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gCTo.H.

Eovsa AEeEt fer ths Array 81 Tennessee,
AED AGENT FCR
ZTte -EzesHphsS EsGSsy saPPeaI.
Ean Carrier Eiigads and Eesimeniai News agents,
vil be supplied Is heretofore with Daily Papers a
sigksssn 70 twenty eenss-slsO daily payers at the
oountsr 1t twenty ave eeutE
la-ra edition q the AFPEAL rseeivsd every dsy.
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ailg sppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
wEDNEsDAY MoRNlNa. MAY 3. lsel
TAX NEWS.

The position Of sdsirs IN front remsin about
in the ssms condition ss stated IN cur edition Of
yesterday evening. It vas reported yesterday
evening that canEonading was heard at Mari
eta in The direction Of Dallas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

WA large dissiliery is bong erected IN
Montgomery, Ale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

E9~ Brig Gsn John B Gordon, Of Georgia,
has been made msj0I-geneIaI iOT sallARlEy ols.
played on she reld.-- Charleston CoTitr.
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PETzRsBURs. Nay 2i--Sosthsra dates q tie alh
have been receivsd-
Grant ieIsgrsPhs thss an eort zads on Thursdsy
evening b. EWslls corps 20 turn the Yankee right,
which was promptly rspalssd. Ons hundred prisoners
fs into the haads or he Yankees besides many killed
and wounded. Yankee loss siz hundred woundsd, 0ns
hundIed and ffiy klisd and misziag
saa.on assures the Northern pres that over twenty
I've thousand rsiBfOresHsas have been sent to Grant
No reports fr1m Butlsr have been received Ths
James rvsr Is blockadsd many points BY he rebels
shore batteries Gen Carney, W. is about to assume
command. promises 70 remove nd At an early day.
sigsI has been removed. and Hai0r Gsnsrhl Hunter
zuccseds him
A dispatch from sasrmsn, dated Thursday nisat a.
Ensston rates thss during aas day Be hsd eol'
aIan ssyoud Einstou IA p1rsais of JoanEion fzr
CasVaia- a hard fshi a. Atlanta is looked for
The New York Herald ssys that he ssssnsr GrE7.
haaad had jar arsysi a Bas.sE. via news that Ed A
PaIiazd Of Rcsnoud gras In Fort Yasssn-
Gold u EsF York lal4
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80 of AdNerffaine.

an advsrtissnssts VII Be charged three doIlsrs per
square for.she fzss inssE.ioa-snd tra dolass sna
kkK Ter sEeh subsequent iusertion
Lses n1tsss VA - easzsea ai - rae el afsy 81.
Fes ilus.
sa pghlie interest charged a otAsr advertisements
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T GRAPHIC
Reports Of the Press Associatioa-

utsrsd secoEdng 70 aci Of Congress n he yssr Is63
hy J. s. THRksaER, 10 tie Clerks 5Ince Of The Dis
tries tCozrt q TIE Coa.ssrzs 8assi flr ne NorLh.
eru Diazrict Of Gsorgis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

Bold ACHIEVES Il BY a BoF-Tte Bran
don RePubiieaE states that Henry F. Hodges, :
boy not Jet eigbisen years Of age, j1ined Capt.
w. P. Mszey's company oi cavalry few weeks
since, bat being poor boy, he was unable to
procure horse and get Fssdy by the time the
company started. HIS captain gave hin fur
loRsh fer a few days, when be determined to
capture s horse from the enemy, and started for
the Big Black. Hs got negro to take him
across the river in skif, where he concealed
himself until an oPporlunity ofsrsd when he
mounted find Yankee horse, swan him scross
the river, end made his way into cur lines That
boy viii make : soldier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

s.oconA's BaitsTy killed Csra'i S j Russell J z
slumons Stow-rk Noarde3 ssrst r " Pa
zsr Ger29 G r Fox. Q J sanor, a C6arier, CO
pin, Z Kent A C0iii1s-
Ro,sbe y y BcEsi0
ansyg Bls.sly- Wcanasl. Tin Shsugrs.sy, G
The shove s tas esez report Or killed and vsoaas.
gsgaAsnA z. ". AAsTIS. A. A 9.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

Z YAsKEs oFFIcERs AT LARGE.-Abous oas
handfed Ysnksc cfaseEs escaped from The cars
on ihs Charlotte read on tbe 2lss iBsE, bstxesn
Charlotte, n. c., and Cslunbis, s. c.
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A@AAa " n 49, t-1A---AAA1NF
A correspondent fHTuishss a. tss following Iist
easnslles ia Gen. Ross Tsxas bsssis In tie ashs e.
Rome, On the 17sh Instssss
6k Ts1es casairg
F Boss sol2asi sSEusa.ai's--s F-zlIs5s
3 azsrshzm- Wourdsd /; I. z toTsf- 4 = Brown W
wis q S=ml aIl-rsi e ars1las- ~ Dznis7, Q z
Pssim4ns : 2 E31.s- CAPS J Faftss
ga TsIas R.giusas
D " 5Onss cahusl sen. assdil ls-zrlllsa Private
Prrstt Ws1rasd;-N w fsis z a shaltz.
ls T.ras Legion.
Es Hawkins. eolonsI CO snashs;rr--gVcu-fsd; p
Hood David .-aiss ss7s- 2 ,. iaitA. 1sr7l " z Ros
81 Tszss CssshH.
8 Bo-zsss. Hs1s--asonst cou5sr line-Ccnp
A--Weasesis l-isai y : csssh. csrpi y Q erais-
s5mp.ny 0--vToaasss. .Lisus J Yssgsr. dis.
Company H -Vyou-dsd' y : Iasn7sin, < 2 -. =
compaay E-wOaaasd. Lisas 5 rsuEl, 6iss
CoaF.az G-wsaaass. oosss y ssa6srrz.ssls
osa9sny H-SYsaassa. 3 = ai.ts
CSzpaaz I-YF5anass' szs. " " EEsnsl. 3
Csmasay K-zHss. eass7la. wouassa
Ssrs. y Rassa y Ferry, 3 Rose. Il Cossa.
E NlsE'ns, G v CeTsiH
Cesaaisizs n tie 4esk aas 2s.k LonisiGaa R.gs-
ssssfs, G.5s0as Byigzds Csi = c. Lsscis,
csEssassdiag. tsfoFe Dates aad R-sGea.
IN BtsoCAc sE4R EIowAH. "a. Nay q. 1864.
'EDEToEs ARPzzLs Bs-o-s you III. please f1d Ess
of casualties IN sas I5.h ard zA Lsosana teonsoii-
ds.s3 regiments hisa yoz viii p.ssss pubiish lor ths
iuiornzsisn q frisnas ana ssallyss and obHys.
vs-y respectfully. yeuz obeda8tsssrzsut
r. e. PEGNES. A. AaYt
Field sn9 siAa-a7eunsss. ADS o Cebb slizhtiy
s,s csusany a "a oaassd co-pa SEQ lroa sishs
Gssdea severe; J LsauE1d slghfs u " ONcsi 81
l z Vtieuons sewers " Young severe
| Company B-BsIed- " ,i-4iiians Z SaD1lse :
FVoansieds Pster Garry dangsEeusy 2 D PITTS evers.
1 ~ X q csra-sr sarsra; A Hcheliar very siighIs
I aeet, slir1t Z arens arc Bonds slight
I f,or1psnY C--K1ied- + 2 ar1r-g4 Nouocea- est
i n u I5etsar sirht. Missing. q lf1lzar
/ lfeanauv Siisssi. u Davis.
/ (lora5any E. 80 es-.rsltes
e0r1Psay F--Wsssassi. sssEP Mc6sbss ssriOuslys
/ " Mah1ney seriously
Couasuy G--ssoual=e' y dsagsrousiy-
l C;o411a1y H-- s5In-e. Co.'S y feai. rd severe
Company I-1i-sd: = los 4. esen1a9tIe. Asss.s-lel.
] A Dsizsus ssvere- S hlizs danser0usiF.
1 Company k--oc easuai.ies
Ths Ao6ns Regiss7 ani Advertiser VIII please copy
Heavy Hshsins esgs7ss. ias very near Gen. Grants
hsadqaarters. Several l4aii sack near hlz hsadquasf
terra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

NOBLE MARKEF-Ths TrT5ass gives the
following as The quotations sf the Mobile mar
kst on Saturday last; Corn, So 509 Sc per
bushs fodder, SlsaS $50 per cwt Flour, $40
a $50 per sack, which Is reduction Of $50
$50 on last weeks prices, and it is bound to get
much below that, for all know there are large
quantities Of f5ar On hand over The county.
In the course Of six.or eight weeks probably the
new crop vii Be coming in; 50 to save she old
crop, il viii be shrown on tie masket very short
y, or be eaten up By weevils. Blcon-good
shoulders srd hsms were sod at S3 per Is !;
choice lots Of sides brought 50 so. soms per
sons hold meat TIA. has been limited to So 506
S4 which is no criterion for the market rice.
6e065s; tugar is held at S59$6 butter, 50
0S4 pz ibi Lard s90S3 so BAlt, Sl4s SIS
Per bushei; and olher articles in . like proper
ion. The RsgistsT states shss money is scarce,
or rather hard to squasze ont Of the strong
boxes, and loans upon call or short time com
msnd fair premiumsi suehs too, which If they
wers paid in "mint dOpI,n would make one
feel as tboueh he we ID gst rich enough and
retire 10 very shor, -
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F0R SALE,
Prairie Plantation, Near
the alabama River,

Fg7FE uuisfsi gnsa effscs fr ssie tie lssgnlfoeni
Il sFAT1oE.
syin- 81 - mice rras- CT Pc-ilie Hrf. il Wilcox
counfr j -, e. I-a the aorier x rE Fisce Iaere
zrz -s.l stor-s- O. r lEEdr61 ttd lfy Eve acrss -
ths ffar. arolt ~. huudTed 90 FFnieh arr .cearea
and 8 llaa s'sIe cf cultivation, with gcod dNel
ling EoHe 2 -c io-1ts gin he use. culguiidirgs etc
Payment i1 ra-t uT who can Be made ia Conis1eEAie
money or boDl If Ih5 pa cha-er pTeters- time W.
be given on Cas-ihi.d OF the amount AppT %
" 2 OaHE.
rv17 2zs Atauta as
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/" EZE-NNEDY uoUsE,
luGBFEE.

rsVHE above HOUSE is nov rsopened for Per1naasni
u and traus siont bosrdsrl-located on ST. Louis, b
tween Frznkl q and Hamilton streets
hrs =. q. ACEERMAN,
rrvg Ir, Pr1rrietrszH.
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POST QU8STERB asTLR'S OFFICE,
ArLasTA Ma 10, Iesa
4 VI L % D. ras- tH0 Hlahala6 ccrfs Of good
4 ue-lHr-.r.Hrr .aaD so 10 viii receive
fesed rragc- r-, -1c0 Of ne 3lss jas ant 70 is
C-hv5-y O.. e- ur uat il tie Wogda. for me Hhoie
or sLy ... amount
Il 2 MASSEEGALE,
r7v1r -= s-sf1r srd rort q Gl1artsrrasffr-
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.nlteEeIi s EFtoosssoss,

Fnr he rurT-a5a Ci carrying On . CDHhISat2N
BUEINESa e. a. sd zt4ld u a. y. Aitcheil, Hun
Ter flrllt -l.r .-s corner 81 whitehall Etreet, At
lsrta Gs atlI-s attention uil p given % 81 cen
rEgrr,e-s. n ~ HIFOH Eli.
rrr -, p VrEBnE0E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

REvoLUfIosARY lscIDEaT. - Daring the
ysar 1912, Ia Fort Stephenson, wosk not
strong enough to resist artillery with bass hun
lred aad sixfy men aod ono 6-pouaier, Lieut.
CroehaD, bsardiess boy, was called upan hy
Gen Proctor, who appeared before il gziIh Eve
naadrsd British Tsgaisrs and two or thres th0a-
sand Indisns, to saIgsnder-shas il ths gerfison
resisted they should be given up 10 massacre.
Tell bin, ssid CTogaAa, ''shss whcn be takes
L, thege will Be n0ae lsii 20 massacre - Msrid
saz ciaries
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-25

A RUMoR FROM YIcksBUaG. late leslsr
iron Beyond the linss ssys5 s.hs eEeey =
Vieksbnrg threaten e coma out and destroy the
railroads as son 40 Ehsy are rspAiFed 80 Jack
soa. sad thsn move down tks New 0riaans rsil-
road se Copiaa coa1ty, where they state We
hays CREST deal Of subsistence stored Thsy
are 10 return BY the road aercss ths wilderness
to VieksbuTg" Macarthur having succeeded
IN savicg his eamaand duriEg the Isss raid to
PieEsns s.asions Iaay be vain enough to RsteTnpt
a Tip As above indicated. Should tie attempt
ba made be viii Be- relieved ef aiI bis vanity
before he gsts back, and he nnoss Of his men
MeridiaE Clsri0s-
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n Brig.-Gsa 4 = Haaghans BrigaFs Chat
Aam's Di1isions Hsrdss's Corps in iss Reeszt
EngageLaenLg q Re.aea and asar AaalrsgilLs

n Brig.-Gsn 4 , HaHghan's BrigaEs, Chsas
kgM's DI1isi5n, ffzrics's csrBs, ~ tss Rersx
EngagsasHts al RssGsa and scar A4Girssiils
I I5i;h Senior Tenuessse-VT -VTaundsd CorpI 81 Dsia
DANCE 0usy, p annan slt, A. d Cody, foot, slf
I @ Stafford, arm 90 B; II aeFzdfsn, hrsast ssv, I
Hardemaa shoulder Sd, 60 c; Howard leg AZ Il I
wood. groin. rev. d; L n Elicit, leg Dv. co Z
Carpi . Davis, head aud hand asy, 60 O. Maiden
hand Eev co d OaPt r Whsrton, shoulder sf col
Nations, bowels. morally. " Brown, back ds 2
Heile, f0lt sit 60 l.
l3lh Tennessee Regfnsnt--YF YFouaded -Adjuia1t @ Y
IaomPsen face, ST. n R0beriso1 leg SO, co A. ,
Farley fzee sew 60 2, Joplin, breast ssV, Ken
ner hsa1 - Trugsie. arm ST. G; Leut Carrie,
leg 81 60 n " Goruans isg 80, co g. r ABdsr-
ssF, CO s.; Rice, face snd foot ST. 90 /; P Whit
icy, leg. sew, S WadisiI hio ~ 20 4. " A CooE
bsez, aeV, 90 I. Killed: Ensign PrsTsts, 60 L.
12th ana a "a Tennessee Regiment, (oonsolida,ed)
Sgt Jon1 HaTreli. co A. wounded ia lffs am. J "
y WyaE killed. Sam Bleknan, lsft haus,
Bsek51n, lef. arm " Iataus lead, Joe Caldwell
0iarz. ttigl, d a auIpsq, head Il Crisp ankle. 90 c.
aenIy Ridley ths Massey, kii,sd. " Smith, left
z 6earun. fofefead j Yc1lstn1s3n. shoaider % d.
l. p II Euntsrs ha1d aad 5Tasst- n B Bosn sIlsd "
i s.nzg.s isft arm co = cefps ? Reeves, " Prst,
leg z g Ba.euiine, hsaa. II Z I.sssser. uouuded &
bTasss, CO &
Iiih Tsnnezsae Rszi1asas--Ty D KVis saw "a bsoz
60 3; " ID Bzr1ss killed. 4 J Kobafrson a & Sss7s
st n les W tiilnan SIS Ara cl d. Juo atis ss
arm, @ p DsagEsrty, sls shouldsr. Fhos ShoEtie
Larkns ARA co H. o JaHsoH, ut thisht H French
ST back, co l.
29ta Tsnnsssss Begiu.snt--g d Lester. 60 G. kulsd
CAPT W 5ishQps co D. ErA4 n arm: Th1S Jordan
ksiea5 } D B7ewsr, 60 D slight in sri a Grumly co
d, Slight n TOO 9 H JanaH co D. sishs in arm; john
Fiefcaer, D slight Ia isz; II Masoa e5 D. sIirht
Capt L kyle, co E sghtin hard; WIN Thonus9n
GO - severely u head; o Gosuoid co F. aligh. II leg
0ssorns 60 &. aisatia band J Huiton. e. G. ssv
~ brsass; Lisnt " 4 5rzney, co / killed. Amos
8lAeE, CO killed. Corp IYzshnsi0a Bible CO sIzht
JOHN ~. HARRIS
Asslt InaDir GarL vanrl1n-. ll.l....L.
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Heavy fxhsinz s. es8s-s iss very near Gen. Grants
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MILITIA MoyasIaETs IN OHlO-A Ciac,r-
matt dispatch eff tie 6.h. says;
Ths militia lesvs he Sssss On Friday and
sasuiday for lbs fad. A. Csnp Dsaniso8. i.
day, Coy BseRgh msds snsas.sss % 5000 s,i.itis
snd promised 3 use egssy eif1EE 20 hsv8 thea
exempted iFoal tHe aiass. 1ra msB sf3 net
plsasod With the action Of the s.sts nusassitiss
ID forcing them into the Federai szfvssl. sn3
reqaiFing thega 10 taks The cath ana Isazo sks
Slata
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G!e SIaBBIs apReaI.
PURLxEnnD

leaa B, MsClsaahsn----Bel|tn z. Dill.
ussss ne ssEs sad Esyis 81
&oESxs AK AEAN & DILL,
50 vhon al sssissz o. Eusnsss q osbsg-iss. sAoss
- addressed.
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] 2 Eaw kins. colondi cl-allsh1i1 r-yT cu7ded; p
Ileod. Dsgia .adss ss7z. ? ?. saith. 1srgl " Z Ros
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Is Tszas Legioa.

D " 5onss csA,nal sem nsudi1 s-Eilisa Private J
Prrets. Wsanasd;H 3 W fais, z a 8hslis
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The following labis os distances The GecrEia ~
road. vii Be vsluabls for rsfaraaees
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A correspondent fuzrishss "a iss following Ist o
oasnsl.e4 ia Gen Ross Tszss ssssls IN the ash. 3,
Rome, On the 17ss inatszss
6fS Tyrqs- -Ciarelfn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

To OUR FEMALE REApERs.-We call the at
teniion Of our female readers TO the adrer
tiscmcut in our columns OF the Cherokee rem
cdv and Injection, for the cure of Fluor Albus
or the Whites These vegetable compounds
have been found most sovereign specific for
this use, BY the removal of which they also
aid in regulating the peri ds of the female
system, often interrupted by Fluor Illus -
They are certain to cure speedily and thor
oughlv. and contain no mineral poiso"s--are
perfectly innocuous ia the most delicate Or
Canization. They are also the best and most
effective cure Of Gono-s hea and elect vt
discovered. Call for Cherokee Remedy or
Injection. Sold by all druggists throughout
the country. June
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
May 25th 1868.

So number 81 years have elapsed since the IN
PRODUCTION OF HOSTETTEK'S CELEBRATED BIT
IRIS - the public. The prejudice existing in the
minds q many persons against what are denomuated
patent medicines al first greatly retarded It's lie but
its ii tues and merits became known this barrier q
prejudice was overthrow, and tEe demand increased
50 rapidly that in lew scarcely village
Ell N the United States in which tia afflicted had mol
experienced the benefits arising from the Of the
'Bitters, and At the present day there to be
found II ALL PARTS Of THE ORLD youch rs fol
the great merits Of the article No greater cure 70,
Dyspepsia lie found.
See advertisement.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene: ally every
where. "a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

HoRsE TRTEvEs-There Is a great deal
ofhorse stealing going on round here of
late Mr. David Sinclair had one stolen
about two weeks ago NJ Coldwell of
Winslow had couple stolen, and Gr Hat
field Of Savanna had two mares and their
colts stolen, all about the same time Mr.
Sinclairs were found to be missing Mr.
II informs US that there were eleven teams
stolen from his neighborhnsi IN fifteen
days this is outrageous and dceisise steps
should be taken To put 4 stop 70 the dep
relations. Let a vigilence committee be
formed and when horse thief is caught.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
Seurvy and serafuIous rruptieus will soc,

cover the bodies Of those brave who fighting
their csauIry's battles. Night air, bad fcod ana
areuchinF rains viii make sal havoc With the strong
esi. therc re Jet every n,sappy himself with HOL
Lo"AF'S OINTMENT, Il is certain FOR every
Kind OF skin disease.
II the Tea Ter Of this notice cannot Get box OF
Pitts Or Ointment from the drug in his place let
him write % ne - Maiden Lane enclosing amount
and VII mail box free q expense Many dealers
VII H'i ken ny medicines hand because they can
n2t maze ss 'aaeh pro ( on other persons make
y cents, : cents and - - per box or pot.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

Miss EMMA CRocKER VIII commence
NE second term Of her select school July
9Th, in the building opposite the Meth
odist Church, High Street
Tuition, 81 and 50 per term.
Mineral Point, June 9th, 1864.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

a GKgAr LAxD CASE DECIDED "A land
case has just been decided in St Louis,
by which Joha Magwire has acquired,
after a quarter Of a century of htis CATION,
lands in the northern part OF the city,
worth s500,0 900, together with the rents
and profits, which are to be assessed on
the tenants and viii be very heavy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

ErThe Sabbath School Exhibition at
shs NJ E. Church on Wednesday Egeuing
1as complete success Every thing was
conducted in order, AM al appeared sat
stsd Between eighty and one hundred
dollars was realized from the entertain
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15

y
Tha Thrill Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Mineral Poiat r fu Road under reorganization o.
Nov. Il 1851 will be held :: tho once Of the Company
IN the city CT Mineral Point, Monday July 4th 1864
for the election NJ Five Directors fer the ensuing year
aaI for the Transaction Of any other business that may
come before them.
Polls open at T. u. and close al so P. VI.
2I;d GEO. w. COBB, sec'-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-06-15
NrrnIrINr n

ACNIyFRS AL MEDTCTNE.-By what We eat by
the air breathe by the waff.r drink we car
be made sick or by fafgue or from debility Induced
bv heat because these effects end by producing impn
rifles IN the blood. To regain health purify
ere blood by the organs ~ the stomach and bowels;
these must te continued in the regular perform
anc= 81 inst daty which nature has assigned them
ad should there be any impeachment. what does ex
p-sicr2e point
TO BRANDRFTrEs> FILLS
which csnnot njure and which win surely resstors the
bowels TO the regular performance of thier duties
The dvspeptic the bilious will fnd them a treasure