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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

Thc M-hirc HIM

From Correspondent Of Springfield. Mas Republican.
| notice that your Washington correspondent
describes President iucolu's wife rs ambitious
Of having q finger in the Eoyornm=n t pie being
much in conversation with Cabinet members,
and having correspondence with Them on p1Iti-
cal matters making and uumakiur political
fortunes OF mon suggesting To- tho President
some Of his ideas and projects" etc.
In these days, it is uncommon for anything
to be not only the towns talk. but tie talk
Of the country, before il gets into the nevspa
prrs but so IL is in The present case. Mrs.
LHcolu's political influence is the theme Of al
who return from Washington; and ali tell tie
same story concerning the direction Of that in
hBence. The sum and substance Of many re-
marks have heard was briefly expressed 10 me
a iew weeks ago By a Virginia gentleman re-
siding IN Washington. When [ asked him what
peop3r said Of Mrs. Lincoln. be replied THAT
she IS twO-thirds proslayerv and The otheg third
secesh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

THE BLOCKADE OF THE POTONsC-An Of
fcial article in the Washington BspHbicqa, tbe
organ Of the Line oln government, alludes 70 The
establishment of Confederate batteries on the
Virginia shore Of the Potomac, aud says; "IheTe
is nothing possible in the case but TO take
measures TO dislodge them from whatever points
th,v may actually occupy in this WAY, and 10
wait p~atienly for thai permanent relief from the
discultv which IS only % DE found in the eN-
mission or retreat 0f he enemy MAIN army cen
teripg upon Manassas junction" The official
vyrter scouts the idea OF making the Potomac the
line ofdivisi0n between the North and the South,
and asserts that il the FedeTats hold Washing
ton. they % must hold on both slides of the river
and The whole circuit Of The Chesapeake Bay
II is manifest that the blockade 81 the Potomac
is u sou7cs II much anxiety to Che Lincoln gov
eminent.
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I:ICEE71pNn ITEns.


= -A-. -- --~-+---
Conc EoUrL-T4s CvnLletats pnson
/ authorities expect to dispatch smother Ut. say
two hundred and fifty Yankee prisoners down
South this morning Their destination viii be
| Columbia, South Carolina. The policy Of scat
tering the Yankees in different sections Of the
| Confederacy, where they viii be enabled to get
even partial views Of the workings of our sys-
TEN, viii commend itself so the Judgment Of Ie-
lectng people.
RArN-satullay the weather tried how dis
agreoaOleit could make Itself. Ihe wind winch
played sad havoc with everything that iutertered
with It's free circulation. WED with the rain IN
endeayors to keep the people housed up. The
river and the roads IN The country tor some time
TO come, ought 10 form The basis Of interesting
study ON the part Of uatuaGsts.
TENTS Blows DowS-A large number o.!
the tents at Camp Lee and Dinmick, near this
city, were blown down by Tie wind on Friday
night cntailiug much suffering TO those who
Were thereby exposed 10 the -avagrs of the
storm theu prevailing.
iidy thousand dolIars IN clothing, etc,
vas contributed by the people of the SoUtb on
saturday for the army.
From the D=patoll
TIE oroRN.-The gale of Friday night and
Saturday morning proved somewhat destructive
in its effects upon the fonts OF the soldiers. both
mere and in the ueighDorhoOd Of Manassas. On
the river it was stU NOR, severe. We learn
nom the captain of tl- Curtis Peck that tbe
wind blew 80 ur.ouslv while be was AWAITING
70, passengers at Grove wharf, that the moor,
'QTs proved insfhciena and the steamer became
~. manageable, aud he was compelled 70
leave .gf " the rmsu boats ou shore and steam
%, s4g Passengers from The south rep
ssent tg. a derce gale blew Ia from the sea.
and the suggestion is sbat there were serious
disaster On te -0a-t. How far It affected the
abl5 gt The eleral naval expedition has not
n e-'erisi4ad
ACCouST-5nc- iba %
re- hs war 2,6S5 Federal prisoners
been bTea 10 Richmond. Several bat
ENl18s iEy4 ea sent southwark, and some
released r7II in the prisons here at
0'1ell Saturday .J5i..ug,
-"'i"g,a "Hg "a az -
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NOTICE!
ORDNANCE OFFICE

C"DNANCE DEEICE
MEMPHIS, November 5 --r
ARl0Js persons have been detailed fan a..
y Any aurns the past Two months. ft an Ia a.
1tmeu q me VARIOUS t1undsCes. etc. 1F ~ -T-
q = sait several Vho have been thus s-tsis4 ~
aot % ~1rE- bat idiug 8oout il the cifv An r-te ~.
y u7taaea ere 0ree.ea 90 roPor. -thamseIvs-
item returned 20 their eommsnd immediately.
no6 Nv O~I,-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

THE LINCOLN ARMY AND EAST TENNESSEE.
Bumors were fife on too streets yesterday that
tho enemy were II considerable foTcs az the
State uns. moving In tbs direction from Big
Creek Cup. We learn from reliabt9 aources that
cur ecouts were day before yesterday thirty
niles beyond the Kentucky line, aud that only
squads Of the Enemy (aud these were driven in)
we're seen working upon the road ascending the
other side of the mouutsin-EnorrtHs Register,
Nor. :.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

ANOTHER AREEsT-Philip ErjhoUse, q resi-
dent Of Carlisle, Nicholas comfy, Ky, was ar
rested by Deputy 4 S. Surveyor Ia. Samucls,
az Co7iugtou, last week, while leaving on the
morning train for Lexington. and his carpet-sack,
containing nine fine rsvolveTs and a lot OF gun
oaps and powder, were seized. The Cincinnati
Commercial says: "Erdiouse has been engaged
I'm c5ntrabanding Tor some time, but be has been
shrewd enough to escape detection thus far. He
has been very useful 90 he rebels Of ZoIhcofer's
command, as bis place is one Of their 5epois on
ue route TO the camp in Floyd county"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

VIRGINIA. STATE CONyENTIOE-TLis body
viii meet ON wednesday, the 18Th inst. Refer
ing 70 It the Erqniner says
What earthly good is can .Leu 40 beyond
Gnkering at generalitigs and CONSUMING a few
technical points in existing laws, we are at d
loss TO conceive or imagine. The Little modicum
Of work on which the members may really en-
ploy themselves so as % suL5erye the public
good, can be finished ia a few days or a week al
The Earliest From the first tho convention
though maybap q necessary evil, has been a very
costly luxury 70 The people IN the rear Of whose
WISHES and intentions IN resPectto tbe present
var tbey alea rema.ned % the latest dsy u
their official rAlstence The public uftsTE Toe
sincere wish that The resurrected fossils Of which
the Virginia convention is in the main composed,
may subside 81 an early dav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

Two LEVER ENGINES. ui,h two coed. au.bf.-
4 hued b9tsrs with OF without 6 dot'r Dm.1-
sioosi Boilers thr f4st louz. forty uo inrh7s III ~
ametsr cyrnds, four feet ts1 l1chss -sahe sud ~ ia
ard a hall irchss 10 diameter. al 80 znd N neal
psreet order For furthsT FsricVars apply 70
j. LOVug
uoSIms prs9t5 So
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l-..uwgla-laa Niekshnrc MLig motto.

f~cosuTCH The Vicksbgrg Hhig notices
.f zza. 0aat office by a lady as follows {;
as eHtiUsitv was seut rs by Mrs. Bianch-
z.a. 5 a " model economical candle, sixty
Icac and it Is said viii burn SIX hours
ecat for six months, and all that light at u
cost q about iuy cents. 7 IS made by taking
one pound Of beesNax and thres-fomlhs Of q
eound Of r0sin, and melting them together then
4ke about ionr threads of slack twisted cotton
tar wick, and draw il about thrre times through
.he melted wax and rosin ard WIND it ia a ball;
pail The end up above the ball and Light it, and
sgu have "a very good candle. Ours is very
fancifully wound ou 70 corn cob, and mukes a
pretty ornament Tue curious can see it at our
office.
Mrs. blanchard deserves premium for the in
vention in times Ike tLese, when candles are
scarce aud dear.
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L'n OF 'le Sla'7 aoiAoHue@
Acolciinn to be Sustained
i o-'ia,lh from Washington 70 the Ne" i''h
Herald says that certain u1fgt states senators
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07
a FLANK ATTACK FROM CALTORSIA-

Wv I'IN I"I'I aHF"s
The California papers Of the last mail inform
us OF an Important movement in that State. look
ing to an attack ON the Coutedolatrs In flank by
an advance through Arizona and Texas. The
advancing column is to be about eight thousand
strong, under command OF Gen. sumner. It's
sir wil be TO march through Arizona TO Western
scd by this means draw the Confederate
0re.s Et4 Missouri, while the Federal army 10
aat Stare presses them in front.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07
DErENsEs OF CHlRLEsroN HARBoR.-Il

DEFENsEs OF CHARLESTON HARBOR.-In
view Of the especial m~aijgnity exhibited by the
North toward the Palmetto State in general, and
toward Charleston in particular, We are happy
10 announce that all oUr detenses are now in
nerfect order, and that Gen. Ripley is ready, If
not anxious, 10 give the invaders a warm recep-
ton. Yesterday the families on Sul.van's Island
ceived notice to remove. In tue event Of an
attack tbev might have greatly embarrassed our
forces. We also heard 90 good authority, thar a
series of obsructions, Of d somewhat unusual
character. have been placed across the harbor
entrance. W. don't envy the occupants OF auY
hostile vsssG, that, enfaugied 10 these obstruc-
uous, nav be subjected 70 the cross ire o. the
big columbiads, dsblgrens and riaed guns OF the
batteries of Forts Moultre aud Sumter.-CHaHe'
ton MerrnrH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

p Commodore Paulding, lately acting IS
Prssldent Of the Navy BETTING Boari, hasL-ac
coulmaud % thu Brooklyn navy yard, vice Cos
uodop BTeese, who has beec asgiEaad 70 Other
dutlas.
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n. D. SUGAR.


4 = uaD FAIR SUGAR.
lei - hh7s Polio Fai-H srrgr. I4rff,- r
,tsaner LouAsas a14 ir S.. Sow EJu vtsf 81
ha GE0- e. 3 CHa-aE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

HOG CHOLERA-The Nenard Ars (3leuaId
county, uiuois) of the 2lst inst, says that me
hoo cholera IL making fearful ravages in that
y;r7lnitv. and especially at Sugar Grove. The
farmers in that section nave very large droyes.
In some Iots, twenty and fifty are dying per
dav. One m n has losrnear seven hundred, an
other four hundred. smother uear five bundled,
qs well as many others who have lost hOm htty
10 Two hundred It IS estimated that the nun
her which have died between he Grove and
TIkbot cannot Be less than ten thousand. We
glso hear of The ravsges Of tAl5 disease 10 other
parts OF the State, and also IN Wisconsin q
lev DAYS ago a lot Of hogs were shipped from
tbis CITY 10 Janesyiue, many Of which were
diseased and subsequently died-&. Louis Re
p]ubtcan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

gThe editor Of he ToyetteyLls o6seTtey
saws IA. hss been shown some c.Tn Of which
forty ears sheued a fUu bushel. That viii DO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

rms FRorFlL q atLG-since Gr var
commence one hunGe1 anoses o.r-ays P5ia-
cal prisoners havy Jssu taAea to Fcn~ vote,
and Of these sixty-syen have boon
leaving there stil one hundred arr e.sb ~ .,
1Cfb instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07
lTf.o8trI1-W find lie following para

8 NlI y NJ I'7'ITHt tHtNHI q me ON InSf:
E-Eabr ita reached Us on yesterday
tls. tan 3ala4so ta5 issued orders 20 dsbaud
the Tonnes l1l aoH. organizing under the re-
cent cali 81, Governor OF Tennessee. The
nteA. ~auatiou for this step is the
want ~ us 10 place in their hands. We,
hoa e ak Farther intelligence before com
10 su o. sn onIaT which seems 10 Us so I'M
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TAINTED.

TO 70 20 Coiumbns. E-niucky TWENTY LABOR.
1 FRS. Apply 20 me atthe aIiIsy Store or ga..4
street. jNO T. % WOOD
lliIaly Store Keeper.
ROO IW Mau.rEHA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

TIE P0TONAC.-The heavy firing heard in
the direction Of the Potomac on Friday Iastpro-
ceeding from the Maryland side Of the river.
The Federals engaged in some ordnance prac-
rice upon the Confederate steamer Richmond,
and renewed it on Saturday. No damage Te-
suited, however, and the enemy expended con-
siderable ammunition to no purpose, In estab-
fishing a blockade Of the Potomac the South
materially interrupted the plans Of The Lincoln
ties, and we may reasonably expect some pow
erful demonstration against the batteries which
have so suddenly and effectusily put "a stop to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bhig, Nor. J..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

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a q. H-o.ey' editor q s1e ty"'4sNa lAJ'|
ls0s w. "a A'7s.5a 'e.s-"' "e'As
'ne p aH'nz "'-'-a egAli''' = =.
~11 'glf l s'i's 30 ~a-'I CA-s.' 81
~ '' las vr'A released on i't0' - "'.''' 1'
ai}s funeral
Tre Prfaas which sailed from AeN 1'.N .'f
i'7'S hong 1nana' TOOK '.i ''I''a .'
GERS t-e heF7- "eo's1 hy's.'s' "Hl 0'|
ora' Seso that esrnin Us 7'.s.oAt'e' l'~
fo-lanS carried an anne 4.n. q. sN gums. W.T."
a crfN 'aT''eaiyeigh' l..H. 'y- us.o1'
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turned TO the institution by nre~ E'a f95
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.lEtDf November IUr %lVlt = side. Ilcihu anu
Esyanaueh VIII De present to witness lhe con-
test.
The San Francisco Altg California OF the
goth of September announces the arrival Of The
,onv express at Sacramento. and that it would
arrive at san Francisco on that evening v-a
rg+.o-- Fl, 40 re-cba,ts a5ifors etc .-Fsr=-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

II The Chicago IrjsHe says that The Re
.uJlcans Of Massachusetts have given up th.
iea Of cOazing The opposition parties of thai
State, by chaTita5ly opening their ticket C.
hem and tic Two nominees Of other par.ie.
aving stepped off. they have dlle5 up the tickle
o she complete Republican standard The Tn
.une rejoices over this, it being an advocate o.
he "rrcpressibIe conflict school.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

H~EADQTAKTEtE
MFdPHIs. Tenn, So-erb-r --L
SpPcias Order No. IO1.
y accordance with inE.-ucs ion- Ir5n General a. s.
4 Johnston commanding Yves era D-.a-rn---- all OF
GERS a1d 7oloi-rs rusrta he'd 70 suy regiment 90 COM
pAaF = or a1ol- Memphis, are ordered 90 report 81.
t--s' hrHl IuAr.ri- immediate s.. BY eauu-1E
JoHN DAM
Captain CarHlrv q +.
HH-'F terrmnu Hfuu Pos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

DEsTHoT Az OLD OFFICER-A ,E=G Dick
ems, Secretary Of The United States .- for
thirty years previous 70 The last Congress, dsj
in Washington on The 22d ultr 81 The age Of
nearly ninety years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07
CONGRATULATIONS.
sAcEIIESTo oct9o

CHIEF JUSTICE FIELD, or CALIFORNIA. TO MIR.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
S-AgEgTESTJ. 0ct05.r-ra.
.Eeceiset O-to5er 1880. A1F
To CYRUS w. FIELD: Tie telegraph which
connects the Pacific with the Atlantic STATES is
completed, and is the occasion Of great cgugTat-
We believe the great work VIII be the
means of binding the extreme East and the ex-
West in closer bonds Of friendship than
ever, and Of strengthening the attachment of
both TO the Union. You viii. rejoice vilh us, I
know. Our rejoicing may recall to you the re-
which was produced by the LAYING Of
Atlantic cable. At some future G.v 7 ain
confident Europe aud America win speak 90
each oJhcr through the SEQ.
STEFIIEN J. FIELD.
rHE MAYOR or SAN francisco TO TuENiToR
oF WASHINGTON.
PmADEiPmA, October %. l95I-T'ha MAY
or Of this city has received q greeting from the
OF San Francisco, and sent en- appro-
pirate response thereto.
reilly Of MAYOR Wonn 10 TItE utYna or
SAN FRANCISCO.
New YORK October -, 176i-New York ~s-
turns her greetings TO San Francisco. Let the
lnion thus so happily c0us7mmated between
mem remain u~uimpaireI. The Union forever.
between the East or the West. the
North or the South Let itsbe continued and
preserved FFRNsVD0 WOOD
M7For OF New York.
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D. &. Trader.
INSURANCE AGENT.

Corner Of second street srd 'C1urt sora-e. e. r- an
tharized agent ct The Lynch5urg Hose and Fire Iusu
rance Company, Ia this city Hr Trader s. aLs, a-.r-
for several other good aud reliable companies.
uo- FrvrrvIw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

H. public meeting was held in Fayetteville
ou Monday last. for the purpose Of ads
some course to prevent sPecu.s.ors fsu bl e
UP all the produce Of the country. ami ,s5 cby
making a fortune, at the expense Of tis tazPay-
e., and The needy families Of our noble volun-
terrs. The proceedings have not yet rcac
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Cotton Statistics.

saw ORLEANS, Octobg 6.-The total crop of
cssou this year 3,699,926 bales. Decrease from
sst year 997, 500 bales. Exports this year from
this city 1886 bales Total exports of the
Confederate States this year 3,764,S40 bales.
Decrease from last year 81 $50 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

- Hon r. X. Meade, late minister Of tie
United States, whose arrival in Virginia we have
noticed, came from Havana in the steamer The
oiora, which carried our Ministers Mason and
Sf3eT, and successfully ran the blockade. going
and returning.
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I'm NsrnI E.ncdinnn.

The deparm s Richmond has received in
telHgeuce da. N gTo vessels were in line Of
battle oG Port ..'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

The blockade of the Potomac by ths
Confederate batteries, is being felt. Such isthg
accumulation Of freight a Baltimore. in conse-
quence thereof, that it takes two or three weeks
to get anything from there TO Washington, by
the ordinary process. Light articles get through
in a day oE two by express. Hay commands
S25 atom eouI Is SOM to $40 q ton. These
are the c~ostiest articles as yet Cd account Of
their bulky natn-s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

ORDERED TO THE SEABoARD.-The Oswego
New York; Ttaes, says that orders have been
received at That port TO it cat the reyenVe cutter
Howell Cobb, Tor duty, and she VIII be at oncr
taken to the sea6oari, via the river ST Lawrence.
An officer Of The United States navy viii take
command Other. The Coob is a small schooner,
auying s-iX-poundeEs, aud designed for duty in
he ulets and small harbors Of our coast.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

AN Prepa ed to 81 aIl orders Tor Lemons pa.z-.
Gr-las. Ass. 20 cure smoEy Cl.un-v4
II vOE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-07

NEW ORLEANS, November G-Ilo savannah
papers Of this morning say that Commodore
Iatnali made reconnaissance with bis fleet on
Monday last OF Port Royal, and fred on the
Federal Heel. Thirty or forty shots were ex-
changed, and two of tie Federal vessels were
struck 30 lamsae was sgstaaaed Jniour side.
1~uformahon has been received thatths Federal
feet intends 90 make "a combined attack Ou
Beaufort, (sopth CaroEnaA Tybee and Fort
Pulaski, Georgia.. Oar def-uses are very
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EEcCIcIInn % b. sn.tnipea.

dispatch from Washington to the New York
Herald says that certain United States Senators
called ON Lincoln to know when a forward
movement would take place. lie replied that
the responsibility Of such q movement mustre
with Mcclellan, and that ir was the purpose Of
the Executive TO sustain him, whatever his it
termination migLtJe.
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FOR SALE.
ENGINES F0R SIZE. F0R lsTI

DUGgY HORSE Tor sa,s
ID u154t TAYTOR 4 Hsrvrpp
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The Tclcgraph 10 Caiiforuin.

We have already announced the completion
Of Che telegraph line 10 san Francisco. The
New York Heratd oftle 9th publishes the fol
lowing dispatches received over the wires
CDNGP4TTT ATTONS
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The PuIa-E Citizen estimates the value
Of the present pork, mule, horse aud wheat crops
OF Giles county, Tenn, at S350,o00 all in de-
maud at high pr.ces, and cash In addition to
these, Giles county RAISES "a good cotton crop.
Times ought to be easy among her farmers.
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Aa.p I5l shl l0l5
Iius dated the 5lst UI., says .hare is gg1ewed
slackness in the enlist ing business. Especially
in the larger States they are SO feH that the War
Department + again returning TO the system Of
accepting men directly, without any hterposi-
ton ofthe State authorite-.
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S]OUTHEENEEs IMPRISONED N OmO-Ou
Saturday, The Doth ult, there were two hundred
and fifty prisoners, who had been captured in
Western Virginia and Kentucky, IN the military
prisons at Columbus, Ono and on die sam,
day "a company ol toly-,esru moss arrived ar
Cincinnati. on tIeir Way TO Columbus, having
been captured By the United States troops neaI
Winchester, Kentucky, on Thursday there
are nearly three hundred Cou.,ieIao prisoners
I'D DURANGO vile iu Ohio.
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..,arc..ional Mlcctien..

El,. u~ilaNs, November 6-Charles j.. VII
mh BY elected in ae lst congressional
oissse CIM Conrad, also, by a large major
lily, III district. A good vote was polled
fiji dent.
- .pe Mobile congressional election Judge
s N carried the city By a handsome major
The county precincts net heard from.
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Indictments, for Frra-on

Adyiyos from New YORK stat that The first
.v ou tAe savannah prisoners stood eight for
juyictiou and four Tor |acaarltaL.