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~ Diseases Of the Nervcns. semt1ai, Urinary,
ard sexual Syetens.-New and relisoie treatment
lin reports ct the Howard Association SEM ~
mail in tealed letter envelopes, tree Of cna-Se-
Address DR. ]. SSllou 1Ioush:on. aoEat4 A.
phIa, r. ssps9 T97-1m
, 1864-10-07

NEW York, Oct l. 1861
L, Cornell j. Co, General Agents tor Wilcox u
Gibbs Sewing Machines, 1888 Lake B,reet, Chi
ca2o, H.:
The Ptnnsylyanis Stale Fair, held at Easton, has
, 1864-10-07
RRal Estate-Gitp.

TOR SALE Coed House a3d
Lot, 81 by rs feet Oh waaht-Eton at7.st vast
or Uplol Pa5s Coss.Rs fsr 9.o9- Go:tsse Ho7ta
81 N0. Cottage Hou7c sad Let ~ Wa.ht19ton.ss !,
wet Of Ustoa Park. P1,ee $2'so Lots On "aahtnx-
rrr.kr.tt j F. STARH 11A R1nhc1nh ttraat
, 1864-10-07

Rux AwAI.-A epan OF fsp:-ited horses attached
to farmers wagon, coming int5 the city yester-
day, per Halsted etseet and the Archer road, be-
came frightened at several fsgs that were flying in
front Of q grocery. and becoming uncomfortable
ran with great violence along Halstsd street, and
when near Polk ran INTO wagon loaded ~ith lum.
were xtsachtd, throwing out the driver, naued
Jacob Kuhn, breaking his arm ana causing severe
4nte1naI 1njufiee. He was taken to the house OF
M. Daniel Hines and properly cared for. Tue
team was eesr1td neur Madison street.
, 1864-10-07

w AETED- For ths Govsf1m.1&
~ IN The Qnazts.rsstes's Department. =; n.
x u.s. La boIsfe at ~ PEI month knd ratiru9
str, 80 rst month ant rAstons: Trarx Lsyef1, "a
peE E.1nth aud rstttns, Or Drivers. 10 psr moaka
Iatfo1a FREQ tfsEapoststton turn she'd f;orn
Shie.se. n;isel: Ter f1rEer iasoE4.:taa iaa IL: q
cAza: nlipe:t- o. y. BABCoCK, aaVe1m nj Atsnt.
, 1864-10-07
RRal EatatG==Nnuntrp.

FQR SsLE "A coed Farm ct 1sO
Barn, bots nav rood wster, not oveT 81 mttes ron
the Cty, Ted n wheaton, puossa Co.. NJ Terms
On me d enises atQse described. NA1AB KRIEG
nsnG -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01
PaAdy's Letter.

| II SseSeSS y 0CSSCSs
Hibernian Wit and Bunders are an mex.
| haustible mine from which the newspaper and
periodical press obtain material for the greater
portion Of their withdrawing articles. The
| following is good specimen. newly swan
| islander from the land of peat and potatoes,
| brought to New York by the Great Eastern,
and thence to Atchison on the lightning train,
writes home his impression Of matters and
things thus:
ATCHIsoN, KANSAS August 20, 1863
Dear Biddy, I'm here on the prairies of Kansas
at last,
Dry, weary and foot-sore, and glad that the
journey is past;
They've got no shilalahs, turf-stacks nor mire,
But worse than the ''curse of the crows J" is the
fire,
Which goes on a rampage lin reason to speak,
Let me see-why yes-fuly three times week,
And burns up creation "a factI assure you)
From golden Pixies Peak tn the muddy Missouri
In large iron boxes their fires are shut up,
And that how they cook both the bit and the
sup"
IT is very convenient tell you lis,
AS they burn up creation if t was MT for this.
And, whisper, 'tacashla," I've got one for you,
A splendid BUCKS PATENT I bought from
JAKE LEU,
Who has stoves without end in size and in shape
And sells, as his rivals say, shamefully s'chape.
And we can assure our readers that Pat was
correct, for JACOB LEU has got a supply Of
Stoves and Stove filings surpassed by none
west of Saint Louis, and his prices are the most
reasonable in the western country. Those who
need anything in his line will save money by
purchasing at his store south side of CONNER
cial street near fifth.
n3Ov2-6m
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01
J. D. Brumbaugh. J.W. Bollinger
BRUMBAUGH 4 BOLLINGER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MarysusN, Marshall County Kansas;

Will practice in all the Courts of the Second Judicial Dsl
rict Kansas and in the Courts OF the Second Judicial
District in Nebraska. They will give particular attention
paying for nonesdents in Northern kansas and
Southern Nebraska. Claims collected reasonable terms
and proceeds promptly RENTED. v238
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16
FRom rna ERerr.

Tor kEssEsAw MOUNTAIN Juns l5.-Thare va
considerable eannonsdng and diminishing on eur rsht
snd center to-day The enemy advanced his lines lat
night very aear ours. Both ass ere distinctly visible
from this point
Ths weather is beautiful, and the roads are rapidly
drying
Zen Lofing u now IN command Of PJIks corpz
Lieut. Elishs p Gam, Of Ksntuesy. was captured By
our scouts fhs Inosnins He states hat the enemy lsst
1909 IN he fight betrssn HookeF aud Stewart on ne
18th Of May and that was "a useless sasass OF life
On the part Of the enemy.
CettOn aud Geld in New Orleans.
oLISroS, La, jena I5-Cotton IN New Orleans wa
81 o. per pound.
A gentleman from New Orleans says he aaa to pay
TWO hundred and i've for gold
a }. gmish's Gems.
A. j. smiih's troops passed up the river from Vieks
burg On thirtY-Eiz ;Fausports
CaiFo Naval Depst BIovYa Up.
The naval depot a. Cairo, III. has been blown Up By
eo explosion Of sunpoader.
From srnshear City and Port Mad.oz.
The greater Psrs Of Bfashesr City has been destroyed
By fire.
Heavy firing Hss heard this morning in the direction
Of Port Hudson
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a hattie in Asriea-Defeas sf the King
81 DRaCFueY.

correspondent Of the London Times gives the fol-
lowing Interesting account Of battle In which the re-
doubtshie King Of Dshomey has bean defeated:
1t may be unsnlerestng you to Learn from one
who ID steaming his AZ homeRards from the West
Coast OF Africa that the long vsunted expedition Of the
King Of Dahom6y against Abbeokuts and The Erbss
has been undertaken and has come disastrous close
Ysn reooeet doubt that the King dSel very stout
ly on The necessity of the expedition az the time when
Commodore WiiUof pad his last msmorabs visit to
Abomeyi and that 10 Arguments Of the gallant comno.
dore could dssuEde the royal savage from his de.snin-
alton to pour forth the viss OF his wrath Abbsokuta
II would appear thst on Monday, the 18Th OF March,
The DahOEiian arny, with the King 81 It's head en-
camPed at OwiWi, which Il about tVelvs miles frora
AbbeOkuts. Before o'clock on Tuesday morning the
frequent reports Of gun fred at Arc one Of hs I've
gates ot AebeCAuta gave warning 10 tas Egbss that
the Dahomisns were IN sight This -AbsEhorun signi-
hss the principal chief As this word il ouri0usn com
poaton, may as well explain that iis literal meaning
Is a King oi Heaven opening out everything" The
enemy approached boldly enough. He had three brass
bTsech OF ''Mexico 1915"
He advanced in column 5000 strong within afsy
yards OF the wall Of Ab5eokuts then suddenly dis
played his fags, extended bis ines and marched rapid
" towards the wall The Esbas Immediately opened
Tremendous Ere the serrisd linss snd arresi ed
them AZ once. Ia tie advancing column were ANA.
IONS, who fought braveiy and dssperstaly. Many Of
these fures climbed The wal which than fifteen
feet high; but they hsd reached hs top the
Bgbgs dragged them over AID slew them. One Of the
Amszons who had one Of her hands cut of In her af
forts Gambler the wall, discharged her musxet
with the other hsGd and shot Egpa She received
sHFSAo Dton AAh1l $50 stla 1911 tdth dfts
trench. This Dah0mlsns were utterly defeated In
fact they have INST with sueh signal defoat--
not even 1851. They lost upwards CT 1000 in killed
and the number CT pFiOnerS is sal 10 exceed 2CO0 The
whole strength Of the Kng slated have been 10 GEO
msn and women. The Dshomisns fed in two divisions
In front OF the division which took fest a CHI was
the doughty King himself. The EgbRs pursued both
divisions and slaughtered The fugtves without mercy
and without pause. Seeing the discontinue Of the
King tbs inhabitsnts Of thsDsghbOrmg turned
out and joined heartily ths general massxcer Out Of
three field pieces the King bad the miiorluae to leave
two Ia the good keeping Of the Egbss may now,
perhaps, be allowed 10 tell You that tls Of sbbeo-
kus fsea m les Ia circumference snd tust the pop.
ulation is scarcely less than 20DGJ1 souls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16
9aiIg gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1864.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE Is. 1864.
FRon rmn RRoNr-

Parties from Marietta yesterday evening re-
port no change in the position Of the two ar
mics. The enemy were promiscuously shell
ing the woods on our center, On the line of the
railroad near Big Shsnty. This was the firing
heard in this city during yesterday. Our infOr-
malion is that but little skirmishing WAS going
on.
Reports were in circulation yesterday evening
thSs the enemy advanced within sight miles of
Roswell bridge, but we're Afterwards driven
back for several miles, but we could trace them
70 no reliable source.
Oar press reports state there was esnnonA-
ding and skirmishing on our right and center.
Private adYicss from = reliable correspondent
stats that everything looked wArliks yesterday
evening aud that battle might occur today.
The enemy are msssing heavily On our right
and Johnston is wide swEke.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

Under the head Of " exclusively Tor the mill
taTy critics, the Washington correspondent Of
the Nsw York Eraasinsr gets of the following
specimen of Yankee brsggadocio:
The mes. Rsquars qaery thss hs7s beard
is, Why did not GIant, If ho had two hundred
Thousand men, CT more, in Virginia, concentrate
them and crush Less army at oneef" At q
superficial examination chs does net seeIn =
sound criticism, bus on q ciossr look at the map
and tis rae1zd- zs Gnd chat ths nature Of ths
ground, and the character Of ths snsuys DO
EItion, Is sucii thEs ss no tins has Grant bsep
able 70 employ as once nearly al the troops he
had win hiIn, sHd vas abls constantly &C. bfire
supports snd feinforcsusnt5 from ghs large re
serves he aesuslly had; and the fact that Lee
vas simiisT'y 1ireHBIstsnced, Is ous reason f0r
the prolonged and blo5dy character Of the
struggle
Now, at the lest, when he really desires fresh
troops, be has 0aiy 20 draw on she troops who
held ais lines Of communications fsom lbs Rap
idsn 20 Washington and tHs heavy reserves Of
infantry and artillery hs-e and ia Maryland;
zad in sulfeientiy bEi6f time his battered an
tsgOniss vii be dismeysd by the appTogch Of
unbfoksn, unsearsd columns OF veterans,
eager 10 emulate their c0mLEdes, and whose ful
ranks hsye uos IS yes been weakened BY bst.le.
The result is by this management placed be-
yohd the fsgi5n Of d0Ubt, 50 iaT as human eyes
can foTesse.
il IS also TO be borne csrsiuliy Ia mind thAt
the destruction OF Lees army IS only p0T-
lion Of iheSpIiDg campaign IN the Eass. do
not Wish, gF5a b. Implication, 80 acCuse cur
9res. csptain wisa arrogance, but / an well IS
sared that ircga the 6r5l GrsHt has hsd no ssri-
Gus doubts that he should defeat his opponent.
Therefore, while holding his e0llstsrsi columns
gzeH IN hand Untii tbs Iesuis vas Tassoas5ly
sure. he has so disposed Of them thsi they viii
be II position to bsss assist HIM Ia rssPiDg ias
fan results Of his central success
Il viii yet Jo sesa, Is c5assq osa19 -5t -hss
gaEs uJ considerable p5rtiea q .ho rebel army
viii get away; tbss WIN Richmond viii fali
Lynchbure; ssd that with the Old Dominion
gs shall recover EorSh CsfoliRs, and promptly
occupy Il with an army shat by that ise5 in
stantly threatens the South Carohas border.
Am l prophesying too much l think not.
It nay take some tius yet 90 eomPlels the We
tory over Lee; but he longer the delay she moIe
eoBIpleie TIE achievement
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16
SJOO REWARp

N ILL he s-d f0r iks EPEresenEitn snd dsivery
w IN sly taie isil Ed tAas car get Ike following
Eosr0eEs
IEAEESEBE, dark copper color, tHsuty-six Years
old, weighs so hundred pounds q Eve feet ten inches
bigE, Elld q very ane looking fellow.
EOhTON black, tseaty i've YsEr2 old. Eve feet
seven inches high, weighs one hundro1 and hfty
pounos, ana Hss raised 10 the toH country.
PHILIP, blscks -ssutg tour years ctds -si
eight iucasE hlghs we-shs One hundred nd2eiEhty
goUuds, ard Spesks very SLOW.
haAkfEsk. black, I'VE lees ak inches high. " elghf
huadIed foriy pounds, round EherlaerBs this
Hps large m0uth, tuenFy yetfs old.
TUM, oiscE, nYe lees cine iRches high, weighs one
huRGrsa ana szVsntg ave pouRas, twenty yesTz
o.d, stutieGs very Osd, ana when excited he car
scarcely SPEAK
Tne three last named are brolhera and were ra6eo
~ Hgulcck county. GAEAtaD b46li.
myg IN AuEuzta, "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16
GRN. F0RREsT-mONORs wON.

GRN. ORERST--UON0Ess WON.
We invite attention to the communication
Published this morning, urging upon Govern
ment recognition Of the services AID merits Of
Msjor Gen. FoRREsT. That it reflects the
almost unanimous sentiment of the country, we
are well convinced. Tho great popular heart,
judging Of merit by the measure Of success, has
long since accorded to Gen. F. high grade of
military sbiIity, and certainly if the rule, though
harsh one in the opinion of the first NAPOLEON,
is &c obtain, he has fndisputsbly demonstrated
his qualifications. Thu, far in bis calesr sue
cess has attended sll his operstions, sad no mat
ter what the odds against him, victory has ever
perchsd upon his bsRnor. If achievements of
the most gallant character are to weigh in re-
ceiving reward, popular sentiment viii not be
disappointed long, and it would not, perhaps, be
well to disregard that sentiment. The universal
verdict is thst Gen. FORREST has won his
spurs. Can be have ihemf And what is
more, csn be be permitted to strike in 3 Geld
where his blows viii bs felt with more crush
ing effect than any he hes yet inflicted upon the
enemies Of his country
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

JorTespondencs OF t1e 1st, LOUD aopubllean.I
PARIS Friday, May -, 1864 The conference OF
London has at LAST Eueeeeded in ding some hing Il
hss accomplished suspension fhoslliiies for month
dating feom yeatsdsy between tho beifigerents How
much does the tArdy achievement bring Europe
the conclusion and confirmation Of definite aud gem
eral peaeei Such is now The question which every po
Htieal IS debating, and which tee financial
mercla world considering win small degree OF
snxosy At the next meeting OF the conference It IS
understesd that the penpotentsres resyed from The
general question Of cessation OF arms win each pro
csed the particular views aud projects his
own Government; and it Is amusing TO fhnk what a
iisef on this occasion sround the green el0h o. ST.
James i seems, indeed, absolutely npossibia that
the conflicting elements Of this cOmpieasd question
should ever be brought % pesesfl solution TIE viii
Of the population in dispute aud the anbitiea Of lhe
preteuders seen be placed IN hopeless hs4J fiIs
soeSoTTauon of tns Danish nons-shy aud he desires
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

AEEeDOTB OF GEN SHERMAE.-The St
Louis Republican, Of the ;}lst ala relates the fol
lowing aneciots on Gen. Sherman:
Bsckwith, the commisuafy on Sherman's staff,
went into the generals tent few days since,
ana sceOsted him thus: General, We mast
make another contract for beef; ne nsve not
enough 20 last tvo months. Have you enough
to last for two moaths ~ inquired ihs general
Yes, sir well, ia less thsn tive months The
army wiz be in - or ip atlanta Il it goes 70
the former plseo We shall need no besi if to
the latter, We shall fnd enough 80 make no
more eonTless, Bsckwith"
Gen. Sherman is mistaken if he imagi nss that
he viii fad beef enough when he gets to At
ants, for tbs supply is vsry limited, if prices
are any index. he will have 10 seek ths other
point Of destination for supply, which, If he
obtsina it. viii hardly require cooking. Upon
the whole, We imagine thst sherman is more
likely to reach the first point named. than Az
lanta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16
goaderfaI Musical Genias of LissIe
Girl.

tsaEls
New Orleans Correspondenee n Y. HsrslLI
Ona Of the transport steamers for New York
esrrisd cut from New Orleans very lately,
poor German family, who possess q treasure in
theiT lisile daughter, Hamad Minnie Howe. Ac
cidentslly a lady Of this city heard the little
girl sing ono dsY, snd was 50 attracted By the
sweet tones Of her yeiea that she was sbsoiutsly
charmed An iniervi8E aisn she ehiid'a masher
resulted II ths dsssrnir alton 10 procure fcE her
the radiniou;s Of 3 musical education. This vas
done, and suhssquaniiy benefit concert at the
opera houae in tiis city yielded q few hundred
dollars for Mnnies family to proceed to New
Xrsr- there 30 obtain mOI5 asslsssnca by tlo
rnealia d ss4zieh she will
tgsvel in Europe 70 finish hsr musiczi 5t.diss-s-
At the NeW Orleans OpeIs House, Minnie
sang the Costa Dive with sReh effect As to
msst ths most earnest applause. B0qust8 IN
great pr0f0sion were thrown upon the stage and
one Of the admirers released 4 beautiful doTe.
which few and fnt5eTsd, aud finally nestled
down snoDg the flowers This incident pro
duced pleasant sensation. Minnie Howe was
only thir teen years old last November, and she
gives promise Of becoming & more Distinguished
vocalist than Jenny Lind ever was The modest
child merits the encouragement which the liberal
public Of New York wIu honor themselves in
sxtsnding 30 her, and which they viii not re-
grsti for they win eoafsss Tnst she possesses
rare musical genius.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

WANTING POsFAL FACILITIES Tho Mil
Iedgsyille csltsdsrais JlAioz calls loudly for a
horse mail between that city and Gordon. The
following statement ia made by thst journal !;
''Tbe mails from Macon snd Savannah arrive Al
GoEdon At about % A. n. The letters and pa
pers for MiIledgsvle lie at Gordon from 81 A.
n % g. n Now If Ws had horse mail be-
tween Gordon aud Ailledgsville, wo should get
our letters snd papers - 10 AN. instead of 8
P. h 4, as Ts now DO" We truss that Pcstmss-
tor Resgan viii afford tho ASille1vevilliaas every
possible facility for the speedy transmission Of
The mails, for We can see no reason OF obisct In
depTiving them Of it The UHiOs Appeals to the
Postmaster General and says: IF you can't
give Us horse, give US a mule, or steer, or
even bulE-Auy sort Of critter win beat the
train on the MjIledgsvills and Gordon TzilrOad
at least ten hours and not hurry to hurt"
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S5OO REWARD

u Az AWAY rom the wagon trsin Of the Eioas al
IL Msnuissia airing Ead EiEIuE company. eDcamPed
nesE Macon dUorsis, o. the IN insi- Two NEGRO
BOYS, TO wit JOHN SCALES i've feet ten inehss
high asIk muattos large uhite teeth and nhor upper
- weighs Hb5ul 0ns hUHdre5 and 6fty pouucE End is
twenty three years 0.a.
AETHUAK SUALES, five feet SIX inches high, full
rou1d face very sigck, speaks broken weighs aBo u
one hundred and seventy I've tOands, twenlyeighi
ysEu old
l. is supposed they are tTyrg to make their way to
EiEssE ppi. where Lhey formerly lived though they
may attempt o ressh the susuys lines % ths oirec
tun q EtCwali WEsTe they Rave been recently
eEPlt yea Ibe above Ter zra Ia be PAID for their
apprehension and delivery a. tie use OF ihe company
IN Macon, OF cne half The sOunt for either Of them
MM a. R0BIASUk
I'LL In E-..Ia.--.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

Nl7claI y nc a09aaL
MARIET1A. JAMS l5-6 2. M-Ths enemy has bssa
mass ns on our right ana center to dsy
They attacked with heavy force our Lee OF sklr-
niseefz east OF he rzir1sd aad opeueI heayy IRE
rom ssAt batteries upon our isss. Tive o. our bat.
'er replied slowly.
The a-ius vas very heavy during ihs whole after
noon.
Nobody huri o. Cur slis
T"ensy-iys prisoners we're brought ia iO-dsy.
SPECIAL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

GEN. WIEDER ORDERED To AKERICUs GA-Brig-
Gen John II. Wi0ders recently commanding. the mli-
sfy dep2 tment Of Richmond, aRd assigned tbe post
Of dolosJ0ro' North Carolina, has Eubssqusntly "a.
e9ived additional orders insruetng him 10 report to
Americus, Ga with assumption Of the command of the
forces 81 Americus and the prison post At Anderson V
Thia IS more important command than that 10 which
Gen WDder drst ordered, including as It dOs the
cars Of the twenty odd thousand prisoners OF hed
At Andersonvile.
General Winder's staff and attaches, who accom-
psaied him from Richmond report with hun At tbs lat
post Anders0nyis Is The grand depot OF All .he
prisoners taken In the Southern Confedereey south OF
Ishmond and the Libby prison Is the reeeivnE deDot
Of those captured north Of Riehmoad but with Andsr
s0ngile their destination. Col A w Person was In
ooInDlsRd At AndarSonvile pTevGIs the ordering Of
eh Wnder there, and Il u probs bic he viii remain in
chsrge.1nder she command OF the general
Hrgsdisr Gen Baker has bsen assigned the post
Goidsboro, rice Gen. Winder ordered 70 AnerIcus.
Between Gen. q. W. Smith, &C mmand of the Georgia
reserves and Gen. Windef ws rn intimacy exists and
anteipa0 the best rssus f IN the ju1tapost0E Of
their commsDds.-! Richmond T. Esnlner, Oh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

GEsUNE TREASURY NoTEs "A correspond
enl Of the Columbus EEqsiTer, writing from
Atlanta, ssys
Some few of the counties Ovenun by the
Yankecs are represented in tho militia. There
came ia yesterday two men from PAuldi1g
county. They were commissioned ofieers OF
Gov BtoWn, and ssid they felt it their duty to
rally 20 tie call Of the governor. Accordingly
the way ihEongh the mountains 10 this place
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w a H II a *
Tx On. PROFITS.

ALL Persoss that subject 10 pay Esid TAX are rs
qgestsd 70 do 20 By The 25th Of June.
Return Of PTOGEs
dsde By buying and selling between The hut day Of
Jsnusry, 1868 AID hTst day Of January 1854 sprtu-
liquors, dolr wheat, corn rice sugar molssseg or
~ up, sEll bacon pork, bogs, beef OF beef cattle
esp osls, hay. fodder, raw hidez, iealbe-, bor5es
mules, 5oots 81 -uHs cotton yarns. wool e0lton or
mixed cloth, hats WAGONS harnss lead iron rtsel OF
nails nonsy, geld, silver foreign exchange stooks
notes debts credits obligations Of any kind aud
any nsrehNnoiss, property effects of any kind to
be assessed and collected forthwith under the "Aet to
levy additional taxes for the e0mmon dsfsBss sud sup
port Of she Govsrnmant" sFrrcysd Fsbfuary I7.h
1854 the upoa which isten per IN addition to
The tax snoh pruhs income under the proyisors
Of he Act Of April e4th 1868
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

GEN. DOLEs-The Mlls6sc~ile Confederate
UHiOa states that General Doles was shot by 4
mimic bsli. 1t entered the right side, passed
through the heart, esmo cut sAdsr the lefl arm
pit and shattered she bone Of that arm. Those
who were near him ssy.hs be did not breathe
afler he fell It learns that be vas the only man
killed in the brigade
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

OFFICE GIssfssIFTI CESTRAL r r COMPANY,
6rens5a AiUs., Nay iith 1861
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified thst this CON.
psBy vii psy The Confederate State tax its entire
capital They viii, therefore make no return 10 As
sszso in their several localities Of stock held BY them
respectively. A. J MCOOEHICO,
my2S In Secretary.