davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

sLUsR.-0wing to the heavy rains Of sns past few
days the arsets of city slushy and dSagrseso
under foot.
A GEsEROBs DKED.-Ws witnessed this morning q
generous sct performed by worthy farmer In mode
rate eircumstances who resides in Dskab county 10
this STATE Several soldiers arrived the morning
tram without money provisions. Having exhausted
their scanty supply Of the latter two days ago they
were fant snd hungry. Ths generous hearted farmer
Iunsdistsly purchased and supplied them with good
meal
RAIss.-The heavy showers Of rain that have fallen
during the past three four days il Is thought, viii
Fetard somewhat military operations In North Georgia
The ground has become saturated with water that
farmers have been compelled to Opsrsons IN the
isd Corn Is both looking and growing finely. Grass
IA sprnging up, and farmers fear VIII hknk' them
unless the rain coon. to enable them TO
rou and snnihlate the fos" before its strength be-
comes fully developed Whass will, 1t s thought, 10
serisusy affected, IN sections where It hss not been
harvested and housed. From the heavy showers this
morning led 20 believe that frsshe & likely
be the result Of TIE "rslny SPELL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
MONDAY Evening. JUNE ls, 1884.
ruE FHONT.

But little additional Of importsnce can be re-
porssd from the front in Georgia. SHERMAN Is
stated to be strongly iDtrenehing in bis ne" Po-
si.ion, as if intending to make it the base o. 3
new combination Of operations.
Our informati On from various sources is that
the bridge over the EtoEah has been rebuilt,
but we have no report that trains have been run
below that point. Big shAnty is occupied By
the enemy, who are reported By refugees TO
have been more outrageous in their conduct to-
ward the citizens than 81 any other point.
Oar lines extend from the northwest side Of
Ksnnssaw mountain to q point east Of the rAil-
rosd, crossing the latter sbOGs three miles above
Marietta. POLK's corps was yesterday on the
left, HOOPS in the center, and HARDEE's on
the right.
SHERMAN appears to be directing bis flank
movements OF our night, and to have abandoned
the con to Atlanta" movement via Dallas. OF
course his changes hsvs induced corresponding
movements on the part Of Onr forces bat ths=s
is nothing in the latter to warrant the fears that
obtsined in some quarters IN the rear yesssTdAy.
At the front II is uRdeTstood al Is going on well
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
THE rENNKssEE VACANCY.

A correspondent informs Us We wefs mis-
taken in the statement made in our issue Of the
ssh, that Congress has not passed law to pro-
vide for the vacancy in the Memphis congress-
iOnsI district, occasioned By the death Of Mr..
CURRN. The House bill, II appears, passed
the Sensts without amendment, on the oath HIE,
but As the proceedings Of that day, owing to the
confusion Of the mails, etc, failed to reach a,
the fact was overlooked, we presume.
Gov. HARRIS has not been officially advised
Of the passage of the enabling set, OF he would
probably have Issued the necessary prOclAms-
delay viii be of no monsnt, and time viii be
allowed for full expression of opinion in filing
lie vacancy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
~ W IN YIRnENIA.

OGr newspaper dates are to the 9th. The
EzamissT reports the situation unchanged
except that GRANT was believed TO be moving
from the front down in the direction Of James
rivsr, which, II was presumed, be was doing
with the ultimste design of crossing to the south
side, and adds: Bat this is mere conjecture,
and it viii probably be some days before the
snsmy's plans are Developed. In the meantime
the TIVE armies are confronting each other, with
their lines only soRs three or four hundred
yards apart" On the south side al was quiet,
szcsps that the enemy vas throwing an Oces-
sionGl shell.
The RhiF Of the Oh discrsdis the Tepsrt Of
the occupation Of stRuBtOn by tbs enemy, up
TO that dais. Passengers from Lyncbburg gave
rise e this doubt BY the report that the enemy
had been iBgeniously turRed from bis advance
on Siaunlon BY representations that we had 8
large fOEcs there.
Eieyen hundred prisoners left Richmond for
ADdsrsOnvills on the Ssh inst, and one thousand
on the 9th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
TAe RzeIny AZ vIckaburx.

In denying rumOr that the Yankees were
making another raid from Vieksburg toward
Meridian, the Clarion says
We have information from bsyond our lines
as late as the ID inst ssAtng that the Yankees
are unable to make q raid Just now. All the
spare troops along the Mississippi have been
forwarded to Sherman, and now The garrison ct
Vicksburg is compelled to remain in the works
all the tina TO meet any movement Of our cav
airy. There sFs thousands Of negroes in the
place but the commander has no confidence in
their pluck, aud will not hazard himself on 9
raid with them. The mortality among the
troops in the works, who are exposed to the sun
all the time, is said to be great, and there il some
talk of giving up the place altogether il cass it
increases Wa have no idea, however, that they
will abandon the place even if Bronze John
were to make his appearance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
70 TnE CuARETABEE.

We are in tie receipt of letter from the Field
hospital Of Stewards division, written by the
chaplain Of the 18Th Alabama, calling upon the
gsod and true in the rear TO send to the front
literally, 5sgstGbIss, such as lettuce, onions,
shallOss, potatoes, garden peas, etc Also, some
wine and cordials. Hundreds Of our brsve boys
becoming worn cut with fatigue, and others with
diHnhea, come to the field hospitals, aud do not
wish to 20 further, knowing that few days rest
and vegetable diet viii strengthen them 50 they
can sgsin return to their place in the line and
assist in what they feel eOgfdsat will Be ths
most brilliant and glorious struggle Of the war.
The same letter also states that few pairs OF
cotton socks could be disposed Of to advantage
70 those who have lately worn out their last.
We hope this call viii be responded to at once.
stewarts division is composed Of brigsdes or
regiments from almost every State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

Ia the Senate, On the lst of Juns, Mr.. Shsr-
nan, of ONO, from the committee OF confer
ence on the dissgreaing votes of the two Houses
on the National Bank bill, made report. he
explained that there were only six points Of diff
fsrennal b-e--esn the Senate aud the House, the
later having generally agreed TO the f5rmer's
amendments. The most material amendments
was to require ali banks, East and West, to re-
deem Their currency ct par in New York, instead
Of slloWing Western banks quarter of one per
cent. discount on their notes redesma5le in New
York. The report was agreed TO. The committee
en- Foreign Affsir5 was discharged from the
further consideration of tae bill permitting the
expOriatiou of goods from the British provinces
through the United States. The Judiciary com
mittes made an adverse report on tho bill sx
tending the jurisdiction OF district courts. THe
bill amending tho act relative to the public prin-
tug was passed
A resolution requesting the Secretary of War
10 communicsta news from ta0 armies IS soon
as be receives it, when the same can be fur
uished without detriment to tao public interests,
was adopted. The joint resolution swsrding
the thsnks Of Congress and geld medal TO
Lieut. Col. Bailey, for extriestiug Admiral Por-
seT's feet from the r d river, was reported back
by the Military committee. The remainder of
the session wss devoted to the confederation of
the internal revenue bill.
In the House of Representatives the bank.
rupt bill was reported, aud Mr.. Jones made
and able speech in its support A motion to
lay It over till December was BegatiYed by
twenty-oHe majority A report of the confer
eDes committee on the national bank bill was
accepted. So the bill only awaits the Presi-
dents signature to become law. A bill for a
bridge over the Hudson river, at Albany, was
introduced, and referred to the Committee on
COmmerce. The election case Of Birch against
King, the sitting member from the sixth district
of Missouri, gave rise to an acrimonious dis
cussion between the contestants. The House
decided that Mr. King should retain bis seat,
and thereuPon adjourned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

ON Sunday .ths 5th day OF june, ls4 betWsea
" Lost Mou1tain and Marietta snail black OIL
CLOTH SATCHEL or HAVERSACK. containing
The following private papers Of Cap John W Bar
clay. dsceassG viz bis written appointment BY th9
President Assistant GuartermastsFs ssme papers
concerning his military services In ne Aslour Stsis
Guard notes and accounts sg inst Captain slas n
Gordon, and a memorandum eOasaining some accou1s
0s iRauss OF ciothing. Also, several private lsiiF
and one pair B sOk sid gauntlsts Ths papers =
yslus a suy ons except myself
Any h1dipg the above articles and leaviL.
win Brig titn- CDekreli. Commanding lst MISC
brigade wish Mslor d. ". SAunosaE. A. A g.,
Frsneh's division, shall Be suitably rewarded Any
nfornstiOn concerning The iefi AZ the oee Of tha
Mamphis ppeal Will be thankfully rsosfved
JOHN n HAMA.
Actisg A. O. n ist and ID Missouri Cavalry lst Mis-
souri, Brgads F.ench's DfTiAiOn RoiS's Corps, Army
Of Tennessee ial0 3"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
ORTTUARF.

Killed, at RssseA aeorss, MAJ l4ih. 1864, oorpors
WA D. DAscY son Of Dr. D. L DsneY. of MAdJea
psrish, Louisiana, aged tssnsy two years.
In the dsash Of this nsbls goung man Hno,iar pre-
cious life has been laid upoa oar country altar.
nsmbsr Of cowan's bHsisys Lat resins-- kiisNHlppi
Ilsht artillery h uas 4 the aet ofsaiiag his Eua
when he soesiysd thslatal shot 4iihout = word ths
yourg solder fell dsad ~ hsfPo's. But no words
we're needed to tel hls ssnsihat hs was ready % 60
His country has losfhi,of paFeniai kindred friends
aud comrades viii ,ssur5 fsr him. ont HsHYsn has
csiged his spri.. sd b1 bOdY win awaken At the res
direction OF The q ~ In ihs country, no miles vest
of AdsrsvIIIs N ths burTins Erouaa Il . Astbosst
chureh lie - remAIns OF this YouAs Csrstiza patFiei
Last iutss At esutOs Aississppi, be joined tho e-
munich q lbat church, and haa walked Eorfhys bis
vocstoa Qaist and retiring pet szrnssi and brave,
rs.ains maa, true 80 disr and e5uEistsut qhris-
tas ns has gone to his rest and reward. We @ssroE
"a without hops" IN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

took The works, which, without single Con-
sderats solder being in them, had rspulsed
thick Advance Of skirmisbers aud two solid lines
of battle
The truth is, our fOrcss had svAculstsd the
works the evening before, 70 meet movement
on cur right Asnk. and there was no forcs within
four miles of the place, sTcsPts few cavalry VI
dettss, who were on hill in the rear, aamiring
spectators Of ths desperate daring and unEi-
vailed success Of this daring Yankee charge.
1t is unnecessary to stats that. when thu Yaaks
sscsndsd the embankment iK front Of the works,
they chssrOd Justify and that When their en-
signs planted the star spanglod banner On the
empty Confsdsrats trenches, the Welkin rang
with ths applause of their eOmrAdss, who, from
their own works, viewed with Pasriotic salts
faction, the success Of the magnificent charge
and that the air resOundsd with the sweet strains
Of the martial airs Of Ysnksedom, diScoursed IS
their colors were raised triamphantly over the
captured rebel stronghold
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

Tbs MississivyiaH has seen private letter to
Major 7. Il. Price, from \ gentleman who ar
rived at Tibbee station, from the Mississippi on
the 9th instant, which fully eonfrms the news
from the trans Mississippi department published
in our teiegraphie column On Friday morning
last and gives rs other cheering Intelligence
from that department The writer left the river
on the Isi inst. At Catfish point he had met
Major Snead and sscoTt, direct from Gen. Prices
army. From them be learned that Gen. Marina
duke was at Gaines landing, fighting Yankee
gunbeats, one Of which had already been sunk
and two others crippled. Seven transports,
loaded with troops, passed up the river while he
was there.
In Arkansas Gen. Price had captured 776
wagons, and between 5000 and 5000 mules
Gen. Price had killed, wounded and captured
between 5000 and 5000 Of stesle's men. Cen
Prices loss was 1900, including al the fights
up to the 18th May
Gen. TayloT's entire loss in killed, wounded
aud captured, did not exceed 1000.
Shelby was north of the Arkansas river and
was doing good work. He won quite 3 victory
over the enemy At Dardsnells.
The capture of gunbos.s and artillery In Lou
isiAns and Arkansas, reported short time since,
is confirmed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
$500 REWARD.

1--WE hundI ed dollars reward will be paid Ter tbs
IL deIivscy Of nv Two BOYS, WILLIAM and
CHAIR E5, half the Emount for sithor OK than.
william Il mul alto. about Eve fact two inches high,
thok set, will wsigh a5out hundred and thirty
ave pounds, be has very notable the aide Of
Jaw (bius 70 ths left sda) from serofnioua sore.
De reads writes, and il very intelgout ana polite.
Charles Is about the same hight, viii weigh about
hundred and thirty one hundfed and thirty hVs
unds r1shsr bright muaitO. quick and intelligent,
frtqasntiy 90 by thu Of Charles Henry he has
a slight in eye. Both have CURED hair.
THOMAS HECKLE.
utI 81 Au-u-ta "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
GALLANT CHARGE or THE yam.
KEGS.

A generous and chiVslTie foe should take
pleasure in chronieliDg brave and desperate
deed Of daring Of his enemy, even though it be
unriyallsd By any act Of proves Of which be
himself can boast
On Sunday morning, The enemy having
doubled their hns of skirmisbers, advanced them
70 within one hundred yards Of ouE strong works
near New Hope Church, firing with great spirit
without receiving q response from these dumb
ssbsstopohc barriers. This thick line, however,
thogeh sustained by three lines Of batsls, broke
in the greatest confusion, and spite Of the re-
mons trance and curses Of their of6cern, failed
10 rally The irst line Of battle then advanced
90 about the same point and, without being
fred At, broke and ran. The second line sd-
Vanced with do ouble-suick and yell, and after
reaching Che same magic position, it followed in
lie rstTesting footsteps Of its illnstrious preds
Desson. The third BnQ, nothing disnayed, I'd.
Vancsd vita beld aud steady step, charged and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

The following is specimen Of the news given
to the people of the North. Every item stated
was false, as everybody in this section knows.
To the AssOcistsd Press, North.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA special dispatch
10 the EBsaiHg Telegraph, dzfed Cincinnati.
June lst, says news has been received here d.
rect from Kingston, Ga, by telegraph, which
says that Gan, Sherman arrived sE Dallas last
Saturday, and pushed on FeinloTcements 10
AcRherson, who was TO reach Atlanta by next
Saturday unless heavy force of the rebels
was met on the wsy
At last accounts be was at SweetEatsr town.
and bad driven the rebels across Powder ssd
Niekajack creeks, and got possession of the
bridge across ths Chaitshoochee, twelve miles
from Atlanta
The main army under Gen. Thomas is sdvan-
cling, and he occupied Marietta on Monday,
taking some four hundred prisoners and rail-
road train of sick and wounded rebels, with
several cannon and some small arms.
Il is believed that Atlanta viii be in our Dos
session BY next Monday.
But il wasn't--Rickm0Rd Whig
Il 10 said that Gen. Johnston, with fragments
of bis disoFgahised army, has crossed TIE Chat
and is falling back to Athens, east
from Marietta about fifty miles.
Gen. Polk, with sn army of ali sorts of men,
mostly conscEipts and Psmbefton's boys, is rs-
treating TO Macon o1s the Georgia Central road.
- The London ISdsz publishes statistical
ytatement from its Nassau correspondent, show
~ that of AlS aEtaRDfa n RIM the hloekada
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

CITY DIsPEasAroHK.-A city aiBpsnsziory IN At.
laBta seems 70 Be \ necessity. The physicians do q
large ehariy pruo oe IN addition 70 the heavy practice
Of tbs city physician Il = not fair 70 expect Of the
physicians Of Atlanta to give tbalr tns. and supply
thsr pafsnis with medicines WetFUIt hat fhs proper
authnritl.. VII cnnEidar lha subleet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

GoOD HEws.-The MississiypiaA, Of Fridsy
last says al the spsculatiOns indulged in by
the public during shs last two weeks, IS to the
whereabouts Of Forrest, were erroneous, and
adds; " We need not aay more than that we are
satisfied he is in the right place. aud that he
viii be heard from IN short time. Look ous
for good news" The good news predicted will
be found on our first page, As. usual be was
oPpOrtunely on hand to accomplish another
telling victory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

STAUNTOE, VA-saanton, Va, is the eapi-
tal Of Augusta county, situated on = branch Of
the Shenandoah river and near its source, dis.
tant l36 miles from Richmond, and contains
some three er four thousand inhabitants. Il
was recently occ0 pied BY the enemy, our forces
falling back before superior numbers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

RUMoRs ABOUT NEwBERN-The Raleigh,
n c., Progress states that various runors are
in circulation that the ne grOeS have been sent
to Boston from Newbern, and the snsmy svae-
usting the place, bat the Progress givss them
no credeuce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

The NEW IsSUE.-Ths Columbia S0stk Caro-
lisiaa Of the llth is informed that $40, 600 900
Of the new issue have bosn prepared for distri-
button IN Columbia, a0d about 80 600 600
enough for two months pay for the army of
Gen. Leo-shipPsd to Richmond yet, the cry
comes from that city, no funds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

Tires Hnadrsd Gsd Thirty Sspsuth Das

Three HKzdSed Gsd THIRTY -Sspeafh Day
There has been some slight abatement of the
enemy's FIRE upon the city since our last report.
Twenty-Five shets were fred during Wednesday
night aud Thursday up to six o'clock in tho
afternoon. During the day the Yankees brought
q new gun from the lower end Of the island to
Battsry Gregg. The enemy were also busy
hauling sand to Battery Gregg. Gregg opened
on SRlliYsns isiand through she oonrse of the
day, firing = few shots. There was nothing
else of interest. The feet remains unchanged.
Ca,trte~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

OFHcz MISSISSIPPI CESTRAL q 4 C0aFAHF ,
Grsnsds, Mss, Nay lIths ls6s
STOCKHOLDERS ara hdreby notified that thls Gem
paDy viii pay the Oonfsderass ssass tax on lss satrs
capital rhsE ziH shsrsfors. make no return % a..
ssa0ra in their several localities Of stock held By ths
respectively. A. J. EcCONEICO,
mg96 In Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
KsR TTEE.

HEADQUARTERS Cos. 7rH COsG DIST. GEORGIA, :
Griffin, Juns Tlh, ls64. )
TIE attention Of sub enrolling officers and The public
Is called 70 the following paragraphs Of Circular No.
3 Headquarters oonseript Service, Georgia
". The most active and continuous efforts Of en-.
roling officers will be directed TO psrfectiBg thorough
military registration CT all white males. resident
fsund within their respective districts who are BE-
tween ghs asss OF seventeen and hsty ysErA The
aregistsrn should smbrAes al not already In
vice. no matter what may be their physical condition
or claims exemption. and should satEiaeioEily ex'
hibIt under the head OF rsnark, the status Of each
v ItIs the dnty Of al persons within the sgss dss'
isnatsd to report for enrolment. Enrolling officers
viii not however wait such voluntary reporting, but
will make dilizsnt inquiry persons, and saroh on
informston such ihey may be sasasd are hGbis 70
snroIlmsat Persons may be enrolled WksrsVsr found
II is Of ihs utmost mportGEes that this registration
sheulA be completed a. early pOssibis Prompt Ae
ton is sniolaed upon snb-enroIlng ofa0srs and ei
Gems ara requested 10 report 70 The enrolling ofaesFs
for a.roInant B. b. NEWTON,
Lisuienant aud Enrolling Ofncsf'
mo I'M 7th Distriet Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

a. A fatal accident occurred Thursday after
noon on she South CaEOlias railroad, between
LswiSyine and JEmison, by which two soldiers
and one negro were killed, and threa soldiers and
one negro seriously wounded. The bodies of
the dead (sxcePing the negrO) were taken to
Columbia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
IMPoRrANr DocuMEnr-We see il stated

IMPORTANT DOCUMEaT-We see it stated
that on the 1st inst, after several efforts, MI. (.
Aiken succeeded In presenting to Congress the
memorial of the Governors Of the States Of
North Carolius, Georgia, Mississippi and Ala
bama, which was referred. Such an important
document as this should have been given to the
public, in our opinion, but it seems the press ct
Richmond thinks otherwise, as its publicatiOn
has been omitted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
TEL EGR APHIC.
Reports OF the Press Association.

Entered according Of Congress b the year 1e85
By J. g. T8RAsHzE, In tho Cisrkz 0l3cs Of the Dis
Eict Court Of the CoufsderAte States tia H0rth.
sru District Of Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
Fer Congress.

EDITORS APPEAIss Please annoance he nsna sl
Col sAh TATE eandidAts for Cs1grass n tas IIth
DIstries Of TssRszss aad oblIgs Ia Wsss r.nnss.
sssana In General FORESTS eOnnznd
TuP8Ec. Nay 5th. 1854 Tnyls ID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
SfraYed.

TTEON ny camp At Turner Mason'a ferry. On the
IL ChatiRhoochss river I'VE BLACK MARE MULES
branded on the left side O. s and 2 T., and he
ght side d. When last beard from they were near
Palmetto Any giving information OF xaid d lies
Will be suitably rsrardsd- These Mules strAyed
the u .h Of Nay R9BT L OOBB,
Lieut. commanding Company Poatonesrs,
f11T Rrrnv n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

KENFUCKY.-NorthsTn papers Of the ID re-
port, On the suthority of officers from Colum-
bas and Padgcah, that Gen. BufoTd had, within
a few days, made bis appearance ct Dukedom,
forty miles from Paducsh, with from Il, 600 to
$1,000 men, part Of Forests command. The
report says They have bsen gradually coz
csntrAting for the past week, and are undoubt-
edly intending mischief in kentucky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
WANTED. no HIRE,

DY the month or for the bslanss Of The year,
ID coed Cook Washer and Ironsr. Apply to
J. T. PORTER,
tu1T ?. Marietta rtrsst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

EY Senator Watson, af Mississippi, has lost
TIVE sons killed in battle. since the commence
msnt cf The war
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
CnOners Wamted.

WANT two good OOoPERs 20 make barrels
4 so5d wages ard sonstant smPloynent. Apply 70
!. PORT5A,
iaIl = Marietta street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13
Gum ReItinx,

A SMALL lot Of 8, 3 Aad 10 inca 4 ply Betting
"A Tor sale by A g. SPBARS
Hope Paper Mills,
fug p MobfIa Ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-13

REsPOEsEs.-Mrs. Faanis Woodruff, of Grif
in, Ga, advises US that the young Tsnnesseesn,
whose appeal we published on the Ilth inst,
can find q home at her house, and we are also
notified that Mrs.. Barnes, of Barnesvills, will
.cheerfully respond to the call. A letter from
Mr. White, Of Lebanon, Tenn, now at Barnes,
vile, says: Send him down forthwith to this
place.