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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

WoUSDED MIscEsESATORs.-Th folio = ing wound
cd soeEe1aiorE brought to this city yesterday ant
sent to the bsrrseks. Sergeant A S Tompkins. co H
4.h Iniiana Sergt Thomas willis and A 7 Arnold
l5ith n Y Hsrfz. 2sth Penn; n wlnestoek, co K "
4 sorlers, co F, p Indiana; Ssrst Fem, 60 Z,
M, eo G aud Ssrg't " Welsh co D. 33d New Jersey
D APpleton and W Dent co Z, and Bentley, COZ, Isl
Wisconsin, Mccoy, sad Jeass Ritter, co G. 64tt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

DEATH on THE CARs.--A young Virginisn,
on his way from Florida to Richmond, on Sat
uEdsy last died while being transferred from
one car to another at the Charlotte junction.
He Wss in The last stages Of consumption, bis
health having given way daring tie frat cam
psign Of the way at Great Bethel, where be
served with honor IS soldier. Recently, with
bis wife, be had been sojourning in Florida, bui
without signal benefit, and was on his way to
IA ID hama
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

n The Richmond correspondent Of she No
bils ASosstissr furnishes the following torpsdo
item:
A certain DR.. F. arrived here to-day with the
following pleasant hstls item, which must be
promised By the statement that the said Dr.. +.
IS in the torpedo business, which is getting 70
be very extensive in Dixis's land Discover.
ing, IN sbe waters Of the York, q favorits sys-
Ter bed Of the Yankees, the dOstor gstched bic
opportunity, aud the moment the coast was
clear, slipped in and planted torpedo. Rssir
ing into creek hard By, he waited &c see tho
result. Il was not long before hssf Of Yankee
crafts made their appearance and began to ply
thair oysfer-tones. The next thing he saw was
the fragments Of a schooner and SIX OF eight
bodies sailing on high. Then followed scsfte-
ration Of craft which was hsaatiful to behold
Dr.. F. pursued the retreatiRg feet Of oyster
vessels nearly 70 Yorktown, and saw them leave
York river eBti1elF. They viii not be ant %
retarn in a hurry, for the YsEk and al other
Virginia Tassrs are row so thiekly soan with
torpedcss that the Yankees hardly know where
20 venture.
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The Nsr.h OarslIsa Peeee CsaRrssan.ea.


The Nsrsa Carsliaa Peace OsuRrcssEsn.
A Richmond correspondent Of the Augusta
COasfitatiORatist gives the f,llowing pen-ink
sketch Of the Congressman from North Caro-
line who are classsd peace men,:
Nj. J. T. Leach, the elder Of the two, is a
tall, well made man, Of some ffty or tift7-five,
with 3 elesn shaved face, keen eyss. firm. close
shut lips, an adjust complexion, aud stiff, stsely
gray hair, with an upward tendency as firm
and uncompromsiog es that with which we are
all familiar in the pictures of Old Hickory
jackson himself. He says but little, and that
little pregnant with f5rce, watches the House
narrowly, keeps fast in his seat, and is IN
doubtedlY an earnest minded, determined man,
who win make mark honorable 8like to him
self and State.
James n, the younger Leseh-the Junior
DF0Kii8 Of the conservative tWain-is a man in
the very pine of life, wearing his coal blsck
hair rather long and his beard cut after the
stzaightest sort, Ia Amsricaizs, that is square
across from the corner Of his mouth to shout
half way up the i4U, aud a famous Jaw it is
too ore of those firm close set rnaxillsries that
in conjunction with deep suuEsn eye, such ss
its owner possessess mark man as possessing
in sbundsnee that quality ones friends call
stsRdInesS, and ones foes obstinaueY Both
these gentlemen are aETEysd in good, substan-
tial h0mespu1--iVJrth Carelina jsaus-end If
their outward appearance does not belle ihsir
mental powers, sre capabls Of proving them
sslves very destructive conservatives indeed 10
opponehis in debate.
Geo. W. LSgaD, another Of the $50 called
peace men, is plain, sturdy -buils, lArmer-Iiks
looking individual, evidently bent on business
sBd possessing tHo very rare fsenIiies in Con-.
gressm&n, to-wit saying what be has to say
and stopping when he has dsne. John A Gil
msr, fourth, is large man, with fringe of
beard encirelinS his round face, very mnch on
the style Of Capt Cutie, and doubtless possess
ipg, with the captains frame, al his geniality
and good hard sense. Thos. c. Fuller, the
youngest Of this famous delegation, is a fresh
resy-cbeeked, hsndsomo, easy locking man,
with ShskespssIiaa beard and foTehesd-;i1-
doubtedIY the Adonis Of the Honse.
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a We are pleased to learn that our friend
Capt J. 81 Scruggs, Of Jackson, Tennessee, has
been appointed jadge advocate of General For.
rests military court, and viii leave for his pest
Of duty to-day. Captain Serpggs is gentle
man Of fae legal talent, and is eminently cited
for lhs place be has been chosen to 6n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
R4TTLE EFOVSE!

TIE proPristols Of his wsIl kROUa and popuis
House
Ksturu thslr hankS to he citizens Of Noble sno 'n
travelling public fsr he very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended and h0Ps. By strict attention 70 M
wants Of he people. fo nsrit and receive eoatla
anes Of he ssns,
We would say In thb notice. 70 eorrses some ms
representation that las gene sbfoad that our shas'
L. TIFrEKS DOLLARS PR DAT, and In 20 case la
mere been charged.
FAMILIES ossiroua q procuring apartments es'
do 20 By Addressing The H3dersisaed
NABRIsG, DUVALL CO,
,ls1n Proprietors, Mobile, Ala
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expect ye1'd rather steep en- IL Cd red eye whiky
L what hear is true. II was to marry you in tks
words Of the Poet again. feer usdloek would prove
. he'll An age of dacord and eonlnusl strifs.r and
not one Of bliss and peas Ar. Bill Arp w5uld say
Wlanlng you better lusk next time. I i not yours
and never expects 70 be 81 Deth. Il all the TTInin
5iaex and white, would you irsvsIlin 81 dsrs
with Ftn1nlns shsgshuna / do, Il would be better
Tor Al eonsrsd, and fcf soeisfy b particular A. for
me, I'm done with Al Eoger nigsers whats come from
long distsnce, and can't show clean banda Yor sol-
gers, Whist eamped hsrs last Wiater N ghty nsa- m
med al the Religion Of the gals 10 these uarfs
Hsh your sal hunters lssding into BsIfs ana per
niseus Froiies Of every sort generally, and our
Prsscner cum mighty neaF --=<-@=4fvarY soaf Of us
kinscEIa cum for Il, for giving away ---srsss
shu1a Agin Fsays g 60 IN peas" I'm afrssd Of Tou
a the oil song IN Alabama goes.
"A dishonsst Iuver Is Uus nor thief
heA take all yea hav and lseys you 10 zrseE"
an sorry 70 talk Of sosrs aud Eclzsr nivgsrs
Dot tnsr is hsep better than Yankees mr.
Blaekauteh Hopia yen viii repent Of al your sins
and dc eettFr-Beeev.n ain younI you Blsc Etheo-
plan and never expects TO be- u has any vrtus il
woman. IOfTTSFP IzKETSr-
Z P. II you see aaytblng of-Psrson Bro1alo,v
up thar II Tennessee hm Tor II be aat in favor
OF maigamasa1n. he Amt very rhits no how and I
reeken ns Ike to miscegBats with ore OF hs own color
red hs Book wat hs s1d Mrs Prime wrote snd ,on
ger he stands Thar he stood then Don't write too ae
any more TOTTTSF Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

ACTIVITY AT RICHM0HD.-A correspondent
of the Augusta COnsti,usiSHalis. says that there
is much activity among the military Of that
city Regiments and brigades Psss and repsss
through the streets daily; whence coming,
WHITTIER going the unofficial world know not.
onltbey 60. lneafter line, column after column,
the best and nobeest soldiers that ever fought
for frsside and freedom; rough to be sure,
swarthy and sunburnt, and dust begrimmsd
dressed often in rags, bsrefOOtsd somstimes-
shame that it should be so-but tall and stout
and valiant, making the earth quake with thsil
defiant shoais.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

APPEARANCE OF GEN. FIELDs.-Gsneral
Fields, who is now in command of McLAws'
division, is described bs q correspondent of the
Columbia SOEtA CGTOliaiGa TO be tall, porIly
looking man, of fine military bearing, with S
face that would be deemed remarkably hand
some, bat that the chin is somewhat too reeed-
ing, defee! which is exaggerated in sppsar-
ance by heavy black mOustache. His eour-
teous demssnor, and the kindness and gener-
Osisy Of his heart, arc, it is said, rapidly win
Mig for him tie sffsction and admiration Of
hfs command
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9ailg appeal,
EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
THURsDAY. NoRNINa. MAY D. 1ss4.


OPERATIONS BELOW RECEIMOND.
Tie Richmond Dispatch, Of the Oh instant
says that from information derived from persons
who reached Richmond b. the York River cars
tie enemy have advanced force TO New Ken
Court Heuse. withinsix miles Of the York River
railroad, and drove in Gel Shinglsrs picksls
The force at West Point having completed The
repairs to the wharf, arc buslly engaged rebuild.
Jog the rsilEosd IN this direction
lis sseertaiped from source deemed worthy
Of credit that the enemy have a forcs of six
thousand msn at Williamsburg, and that the
negro tEoeps from Gloucester Point have al
been sent to Barnai3e.
a deserser, who reached the city yesterday
evening from tbe Yankee army On the Potsmsc,
states that it is generally understood among the
troops thst Richmond is TO Be attacked By =
combined movement of several Different col
umns, and Aset Of gunboass and turreted
monitors
oHcisi information was received yesterday
afternoon Of the advance up james rip-E of
thirty-fou gunbosts, monitors aud transports.
At last accounts they had seached BsrmudA
Hundreds, on the south side Of James river,
Just above The mouth of the AppomattO1, and
were landing At that point in considerable force.
Bsrmads Hundreds is in Chesterfield county,
aud is f iity-tiYe miles from Richmond BY water.
and about forty miles by laud
Additional intelligenes from an oficiAl source
has reached as that they are also lsading at
BsIkley, on the north side of james river, in
Charles City county. It was spprebendsd, last
night, that she Bermuda troops might make =
raid on the Richmond aud Pstsrsb1rg railroad.
THE VERY LATEST.
From information received at lsie hour last
night We learn that the enemy were also landing
81 Wiicox wharf, in Charles City county, and
that the force at Bermuda Hundreds, in 1aus-
ports, was estimated at 9 .OO0
Oar force At Forge bridge. below tie Chick
shominy, were driven eff BY suPerior numbers.
A number Of houses were buried by The enc
my at New Ksnt H and it is supposed that
TIE Court House was also burned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

RELIGIOUS FEELISG IN McLAws DYIs-
I0E.-A correspondent Of lbe Columbus South
caTOliAiaa states that deep religious feeling
pervsdss McLaws' division. In three brigsdes
there is preaching every night, with prayer and
inquiry meetings at seAsonable hours during
the day. In the Mississippi brigade, near two
hundred penitents kneel at the rude log altar,
every night. Ia Ksrsh&w's brigade, tie stTong-
est interest is manifested in the meetings, and
crowds attend iheir ehapisins. There is, how
ever, sad lack Of chaplsins, aud the few prss-
ent s-s already almost broken down. In Wof-
foTd's 6uesbriga1e Of Gsorgisns, there Is not a
single chaplain; while its army missionary is
obliged, unfortunately, just at present, to lsaye.
Tbs harvest traly, is plentiful, but the labOrsrs
are few" Some days ago, some Of Woford's
men, passing BY the stand where Kershsws'
brigade worships, one Of them was heard to say:
Hello boys, here's church-lsFs hook it
We need one badly over our way"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

STRENGTH OF GRANTS ARMY-The amy
correspondent of the Richmond Dispateh states
that Grants force is generally put at about
one hundred thousand. It consists of the 1st,
ID, Sd, Ash, 9Th and Oh corps, which hsve been
consolidated into three corps, the old 9 h army
corps, formerly Burnside's, the Ilsh and 18th
army corps, which have been merged ialo the
2Oth array corps, snd placed under Hooker, also
SIX thousand negroes-these latter forming
Burnsids's corps d'arases. From all that he can
gsthsr, the Yankee army comes entirely in ODE
diercs TO the behest of power, and have little
hopes Of success. Oar army is hopeful and
buoyant, and SilB no doubt, add another to
their many and weI-esrned victories.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

A Crowd OF MIsCESESAroRs-COlouelL LsGrsnss
and 81 other miEcsgsnstors captured few days since
b. General Wheeler, arTissd In this city yesterday
evening, and took up quarters at the barracks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

" Dscssur is strongly fortified with an
armament Of several siege guns and is girsed
With three lines of intrsnehmsnls. A large pom
toon bridge Is the medium of their trsnspOrta-
ton Of supplies from Huntsville, where Nc
Pberson's corps is stationed; though the
commanding general had left st last accounts
in anticipation of raid by +" the dashing
Forrest upon Memphis A: Mosville, on the
Huntsville and Dscstar railrosd, ihsTs is a
small detachment Of infantry and cavalry doing
guard duty, while at Trisnua there are tSo
regiments Of infsntIy. At Whiissburg, the
enemy have about seven hundred effective in
fsu.ry and a section Of battery
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ko-e1 i1ica DisessEc5 or TIC Fc5 IssHs Of C0Eftds
rais Gcg7, IL Raic q TArss Doiars u Old Essas
fgr q. nala-f b Ne1 lasas. fr0s s. . $50.
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TELE GRAPHIC.
Reports of she Press Associatioa.

Entered according 70 act Of Congress ths year 1858
by J. 8. FHRAsaER, Ia the Clerks Office Of the Dis
ret Court Of the C0nadsrsss States for he North
en- District Of Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

n Bishop Atkinson, Of the Episcopal
church, Of North Carolina, has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent severe illness once more
70 ofieiase in the sacred desk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

A SUGGESTIOE.-A A correspondents of the
Augusta COsstitstiORGiiss says that It may be
Questioned whether the constant voting by Con-
gress Of their thanks, after every victory, may
not have a tendency to lessen the value of such
recognition of service, Like the inviting
officers to sest on the Aoor of the House,
which was carried last session to = ridiculcus
excess, the thing may, to use a vulgsTism, be
run into the ground. It is, TO be sure, very
difis point to touch, for no praise Is too
great, or compliment too handsome, for our gal
liant soldiery, and yet il would seem Is though
Lee and bis noble army sheuld receive 3 more
solemn gratitude than any officer successful in
s,uas fourth or 6flh rate affairs. For such q
victory promets the general commanding and
distribute medals Of honor literally among the
meritorious Of his command, but reserve fol
such erowning triumphs as Fredericksburg and
Chaneellorsvills by mighty army, the set and
formal rendering Of nations gratitude to iiI
brave defenders. Such, at lesst, would seen
the most proper course of procedure; and, Il
DO so, let the Government hurry up those ''med
ais" voted the brave soldiers several sessions
AGO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

" Gov. Alfred Cumming, ef Utah, recently
arrived from The North, is in Augusta. The
governor is an old citizen Of Augusta, snd was
mayor Of she city during the memorable ePi-
dsuie Of 1882
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12
EXTR.4CT.

= a n A-@A - =
HEtDeUAEgERs ARsf OF TESEEssEE
Dalton, Ca, April lSih5 lst4
spsoial Orders Ne. l02.l
<. AT he requsss Of The Chief opzssernastsr
Major J. RLUE NooRE. Assistant Chief ouArssfEnas
Ter. is especially charged with tae collection ship
meat and saYply Of forage Ter ihs AIDy Of Tsnnes
See an olosrs and agents now uPon ths shove aail
by orasr from these HsadguaTers vii report 20 so
H0orB.
By command o. Gen JOHNSTON
KINLOOH FALCoNER,
,4,t--J PrrE NooRE. A. A. osnsral
Asst Chief Qu4rternsster, Army o. lenhsasee'
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go wANrKn.

The highest market price, either in money
OF subscription, VII be paid for clean esitOn
or linen rags, white or coiored. delivered ct the
APPEAL eounsing-Toom, Atlanta
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" -Four millions and half dollars have
passed through the hands Of the depOsitsry in
Columbia, S. c., and the accounts show only
Eve dollars thort. When one remembers the
r.pidi.y Of enumeration, the necessity for de
tecsing cOuDlerisis and asserting bills, the fact
is remarkable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

AUGUSTA. Nay II "A private dispa eh dated Lynch
burg, Nay on says General Lsussrest Is doing veil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

,or,.. -, v.eekia exo s LADY'S B8EasfFAeS
,s.h - r,~rer can get - tbis once ~ Pfofaas
- nd psylnssfos tais a6FertiEemenl
rhaf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

HE r. j. Wilson Was elected on SATURDAY.
last colonel of tbs Richmond county militia,
and g. V. Walker, lientensut-colonel, and w
T, Tmmerman, major.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

poor sFetw white gala cause hey have got money sud
hrass B4ttoua and hnigrs work on iheir costs Poor
n ne1 ts{ dnd out Saint all gold that gitlers" and
Is fas good Cd hymn zoss--
This world Is ali . sesting show
Fer msafs caIluEisn given
D1seeffzi shina-diseetful for
There's nothing true bus Heaven
A gain zsy an afraid Of ytu and everybody. sra
espeeiay scie nizzers what don't no aulhi1 abot
I sory you e gans crazy about me hut a. ths Poet
says, "ths course 0f trs love did smoo b."
and soulatlnas Il mighty deesItfni The pieter
Duv you sent n your lszf istfsr vas mighty pa 81
aud n sorry eant Be four DHV but q srsid mi xhs
get crow buzzTd Instead of . DIV II I Wss 10
arTy you must IAsricfs disnss you Nsih more
poetlczl asufimeuts-
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".aRROTT' TIE"
TFOoR Iron Ban&s--Patented-'
substitute for Rope iIl
Ne..fsr.r 6.0froNi

Baling Cottoh
.aesis pms On fssisr-holcs he bale twenty :
- .sr cent. smaller than rope and vii no
S,.stsd 20 any riss Of bales - quickly a rope
",..ss sas PIT up Ia the nors esnvSnisHi Pseksss
- .,.o,,ortston the rslaliFs bulk being nssh lea
shsn that q ropr. -. -,
Asappy always en- hssd isT ass9 & Sssa7 o,SsIs % M
auantifg viii Be psoE77l ni-sp' So
tion giseh - o Z THOABuRH,
r.--,rde Vumngton o., or
<t.ss y -e-i6 W 4 CAMRBELLs
- - 81, Georges BermndA- !,
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r. The lads Of Mansy's brigade called %
him for q speech the other day ''Fhers are I've
thousand Of you to speak for me-, said ths
cs,sr.l. eaud rhs. you lave spoken your way
49, n MELVILLE. / viii treat or speak TIA
hslanrs of the war myself
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FURLFaRED
Ternls o s.abserIptIon.
Terms OF AdYsrtising.

an sdvsrHssusnts VII BE shGrgsa three dollars Per
Eq1Sre for ne frsi lnserii0naEd two d0Iiz-z and
half tGr each subsequent insertion
LOsal nassss sa Ne shnEEsd At tas Fsss II afy ga
~ fls.
Obituary notices s1d all other articles not OF gen
era public Interest charged s. other embellishments
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

- Hon. A. a. Stephens passed shrouQh
Augusta on he ssh, on bis way to Richmond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

wThe Cbsrloisesville CAFssieis says tkak
- rassi. srkieb has bean sCli Is high ss $50
- fhst city, is now sold st S36. Flour mas
s.Ils, ron Sg75 TO 500 Chlcksns fron $40
. a. Batter has fallen nom SO % s.. Pc
tssees SO 70 So per busheE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

tain, will contributa, trust, TO the deyeiopment
of prosperity"
The French BoUfse showed eonsidegabls fue.
tuAtlons. Rsntes fell about cent. On the
I9.h, closing At 67.35
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-12

HATS! HATS!
Z Il HOLBR0OE cfsrs for sale, a. wholesale o.
81 retail, large lot Of hons -asds WOOL HATS,
AiEo HI give N exchange cns list foE two POUNDS Of
ciszErE zsbed WooL
,z-ul ssrdsd into Rolls to ordsr-and WI pay the
= n HOLBROOK,
WhIishsil street,
RP23Jn Atlanta, Ga
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-26
Uem00ratiO Humanity,

Whenever We gain victory over the
rebellion, the Democratic press as an
attack Of humanity, and sets np an uni.
yerssl howl over the bloodshed aud
widows aud orphans. II is remarked
that the sane press is never troubled in
this way when we suffer disaster, and
wher our soldiers are slaughtered, aud
widows and orphans made, and made Ia
vain, by rebel victory. Thcn they re.
gard bloodshed with complacencv.-
They rallied swiftly TO the defense OF
ihe massacre Of tho nuresisting troops
at Fort Pillow, aud in their tfiicious
zeal they made out that il Is justifable
by the laws Of war To massacre all
troops that fight behind intrcuchmcnts.
Nor have these Democratc humaui.
tarians ever manifested the least con.
ccrn az the horrible crue'tics pcrpetrc-
ted on cur soldiers who are prisoners in
the hands ofthc enemy. Thr descrip-
ton of hundreds of men in the prime Of
early manhood, systematically reduced
to physical and mental imbccility BY
starvation and exposure, aud then cx-
changed only because they are at the
point Of death, the sum of all horrors and
barbaritics, has never touched their
sympathcs. Evideatly thoy have mis-
taken their scnsatious.- IL is over
Union victories that they mourn. 1t is
because more of our soldiers have not
been slau ghtcred and more widows and
orphans made by the defeat Of our ar.
mIcs.--- Gin. Gdaetie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-26
Attachment Notice.
MAY L. IsGl


To Bavnrd f.. stevens. a non resident Of
the State Of Ohio, aud late Of Seneca
County. in said state.
You will take notice that on the 9Th isy
OF May, A. u. 1851. Juni is V. Jones filed
in the office OF the Clc,k of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said County, his petition
the object aud prayer OF watch is that he
may recover n Judgment against you for the
amount due on two promiSsory notes made
10y YOU and Cathariue Stevens, one ttcrvof
tor the payment Of $4,000 with ten per
cent interest per annum. twelve months from
the date thereof. TO Jacob Adclspcrger, and
dated March lst, 1859. aud the other thereof
tor the payment of 90 with eight per
cent interest per annum, two mont from
tho date thereof, to Mrs Rineholt. aud
dated August I'd, 1888 Which said prom.
issorY Notes have been sold aud transferred
to the said Junius V. Jones, who Is nov the
holder and owner thereof.
That on the 9Th day of May, 1864, all
your right. title, interest aud estate being
the one undivided oue.hfh part, subject
to the life estate Of Catharine Stevens
therein, of the east half of the south west
quarter Of section eight, township two north.
range thirteen east. in said Seneca County,
was attached and taken by the Sheriff OF
said county, by virtue of an OIdcr Of
Attachment issued in said action.
Unless you appear aud answer to said
petition by the 18th day of July, 1864.
judgment will be taken against you NJ
therein prayed for, auc said property sold to
satisfy Che same.
j. X, HoRD.
Atty for plaintiff
Mny IL, 1864. 32w6 &S ~