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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

A decimated and indignant people will de-
msnd the immediate retirement of the pres
ent Cabinet from the high places of power,
which, for one reason or an6ther, they have
shown themselves incompetent 10 I'LL"
The people will do no such thing. They
still trust in God and in Gen. Scott, and they
believe that had that noble veteran been al
lowed to carry out fully his own plans, this
disastrous defeat would never have happened.
And be viii yet avenge it. The will Of the
people goes up with one accord for furnish.
ing him with all the men and means that
can be used, and the hosts OF the loyal army
will be ready to march again in the face Of
the enemy when Gen. Mcclellan heads the
column.
We do not forget the noble battling for
liberty and the good Of mankind that the
Tribune has done, nor that contributed more
than any other journal did or could do, to
the election of Our present beloved and hon
orsd President, buf We cannot tamely see the
attitude it has held for the past few weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25


ie- Iron The Ezaminsr, Hsriolk, Val
Osphalic Pills accomplish tie oiisst ~ wb,s,,
snay Fsrs Aaads, Ttz: Cure ofhssdaehs IN al is frE
Iron the RxAninsr, Eori0Ik, Val
hey 55Es ben tsstsd n nore than thguas
TFrOn the Dsnoerat, 81. Oisua, luraI
Iyou are OF have besu troubisd Win a. h,.s-
@S- 49, % 49, o5 I, ,Sozs sesPhale Pilsl . thal Toa
tsron ths AdFartissr. Progidsaoa, Ri
Ths O1phalic Pils are aid 70 Be- = r.-..rtsbI, -
sctigs rsmsfy Tor the beadache and ols ths ven
e Desa d15ooEurod.
ITroa the western B. R. aa.ss.s, ohlo.eo. MI
We hsaEtilgs ?dorss NJ. spAlding. snd hi1 unrs
FsOn the KAnAvhs Vanug star, Val
We ~ sure thst psrso1s sgsrins Win hsae.sAs.
HAo ~ then, win 5tlek 70 thssn
IFrom ths s0uthaEn Pulh FIndar, N.Ol
1Ey tham y0u that ars amictsd, and u.o srs gar,
tnat or testimouy can b added % tks siray M
eroll ngt that has resolved bansdti thst 40 SthsF
TrOn tie St. Lous Dsnoe-atT
ths sPpsnse demand Or ne article tCsph.liu PlL-l
= raSidiy enorea1ing.
lAfcm ths 6aEsttes DsEsnport, Ious.l
NJ. 9palding would not connect his 1.r,s vim a,
artlcie be did notF- ~ 70 possess RAJ rls7it
TFron the Advsrfisaz. PrvE,lsass, R.LI
Iae sssii@s1y n thsiE hEOr + asrsnE, non ths
moss Fa'Psotahls saArteEl- u
Iron ths DAILY News. EssD9tRL5
osshalic Pills arS taking ths plaes Of an Irsrs-
lIa
tlron Tie oonneseiai Bulletin, Boston.l
q eaAa 70 b ysry alloecioul for the hsadachs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

All the trains going wastvaru CONNECT AZ Clav.T.,s
Win rsils for Toledo, Chicago OoiumbGs Circin-
ass y LOUIS Sci and Al the trains R0iag eastI1T
kAtlroad and at Buffalo With those Of TIE Nv, Yorf
OaQtFal and bulialO / New YORK City Railroadl
tIsvalapd. afsvs ,as, a. sAVff4hsHAA, suD'L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
LEAVE " ERIE

lil5 A. =. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-ston,i1o =,
aifard, Aahtsbula and PainesTfIls . q ~ nj
- arrives e. llleyelGnd At 4:s8 A. n
Ay709 A. \ Hall ThAlN-Stopping ct All Sfatfcnn
except eaE brook, Uniongiils, Pe7rr Mar-
tor snd Mieklilfs, and arrive At ClsTsisnd
t2:so ?. \. DAY ExPRES5 5TRAIN-stoupinRu a "a.
rards Oo1neauts A8hlabula and Pai1egVilie
only and arrives ss Ols7eland sf ~ p ~
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Wiii leave Ga1ns.1t
- oYg A N topping IS all stations, md
aTfEinE ct Cleveland Ct go A. ~ =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
Gentlemen Carry
sPALDIHGs THRoAT C0EFEOTIOHs.
Ladies are delighted With
sPALDIEG's THROAT CUEFEOTIoEs.
Children Cry for
sPALDfHG's THROAT CoSTEOTTOEs.

They relieve Cough Instantly.
They clsar the Throat
They give strength and volume % The voice.
They impart delicious aroma to The Breath.
fhsy are dslightfu to the Tasts.
They are made Of simple herbs sad csnnst harm
any one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

- lAron the Ezaninsrs Hsrioll, Val
seSSasS llI ae9enSss ths osost ser EhlsA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

a.Ua HH.
A negro cook in an Alabama regiment,
who made his escape from them, says that to
his certain knowledge rGtiOni Tor 81, 900
men were prepared on Sunday morning.
The barbarity Of the rebels was horrible.
They bsyOneted our wounded and knowing
ly sent q SheIl crashing into one Of orr hos
Pitals. Such acts WOuld disgraced Csnanchs
Indian. l4
1t is reported at the Quarter Masters De-
partment that thslOss in ordnance, aminuni-
ton and provision viii amount to less than
100000. g.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTRI
BALTIHoRR OHIO RAILRoED

Qs,.land, M.EeA . ,sl - ss5.lIassHsss't 3; 9I1s'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

lsrom the Kxaninsr, Eorf0Ik. Val
lSy 5aIs s5s. SsS2 .Ssssa q noEO ihsn tha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
oooD ToE slseERs,

EOR OoSsUMPTWEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
GEN. SCOTT.

There can be no debut that SCoTr mas at las
Withdrawn from his entangliDg alliance wild
the Lincoln wig-wam. The unfortunate day OF
which his grand army sustained the Waterlo,
defeat at Bun Run, tore rom bis wrinkled brow
the lauIc.s of three score years and more. II,
now TetiTes under a cloud, and ere lac pro
nounces his valediction, unceremoniously en-
counters the kicks and cuffs of the migrate:
who so recently landed him TO The skies as The
greatest captain Of the age.
The Now York Herald, in slludiug to the IN
NOR Of bis intention to resign, gives him The
following sly HEX:
Under these em5aIrassments, public opinion
j. fast settling down upon the idea shat 'oc hare
too algHg ED and TOO maHy other i~ac0upeteat gen
erais IN aciicc s%ervice, and that it is under their
prevailing c~ounsels that the war,
Like q wounded SNAKE. dazs r Sow lra@th alorr.
The failure OF Ha3 incompetent old Gen. Pat
teIsou, for example, 10 take care OF the rebel,
Johnston, ia the valley of Virginia, is painfully
remembered a. lhr principal cause or our eN-
o-nsive defeat al Manassas and, while. on the
other hand, frgp the brilliant campaign of Gen.
Mcclellan In Western Virginia, we all believe
that be- Is ibe man 20 wipe out the disaster oi
Bod Run, we have reason % fear that he IS clog
gel ia his aoSfaeafs bg uc cloudy oOHrsits Of Old
m1r, and Of incompetent men, gA0 should not
b. permitted 70 stand - las grgH.
Briefly, while the public service requires as
TIE leaders ul 0ur armies, such men as %lcClCi-
Ian, sherman. RosancTauz, Lyon, Sigcl, and
Sturris-skillhl. vigorous, educated, and eEpe-
-icRcei ofic-rs-the crisis as sternly demands
IL, rscdiEg 0a o. raUcmcst q oil yHa0HPetrH'
prsiapdsrs aud superanuuatsd ald gentlemen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
Important News hom Kentucky
BLOODY Battle 1T COLUMBUS
Victory Claimed for the C%onfederateS
THE ENEMY IN FULL RETREAT :
Terrible slaughter oul sides!

The following important news was pobhshe,
last night in The form Of an extra by the Ara
leaess. yarious other private dispatches wer
received from army officers giving confirmation
to the general statements made in il:
COLUMBUS, November There was a gres.
battle here to-day. II commenced at II O'Clock
and lasted till ; o'clock this afternoon.
Gen. Pillow, with Tappan's, Wrights, Pick
cts and Ru5selrs regiments, numbering 2jcl
men. was attacked by 5000 Federals unae.
Geus. McClenand and Bradford.
Until one O'Clock there were alterations o.
successes and ~reverses. Then we were reinforced
successfully by Walkers, Canolts and Martins
ssgimeufy, unisr Gen. Chgathsw.
Gen. Pillow thon ordered q flank movement.
which was made, supported by Smiths ana
Blrthe's regiments under The immediate COM
manl 6fs,en. Polk.
The enemy fled and were pursued 10 DE
gunbolis. There was 81 complete ront of Tho
enemy
The woods were filled with The dead. wound-
ed, ganS, ammunition and knapsacks for seven
miles.
The transports and ganboats were attacked
by sharpshooters. The cables were en-. and q
precipitste embsTkation followed.
Watson's battery, under Beethoven, immor-
talized itself twas captured and retakeu.
Our loss is heavy. but less than the curmys
We have ninety prisoners The enemy loss
IS four or Eve hundred.
General Grant is reported 90 be killed..
We re-captured most Of our men Jhat were
f-Eaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

Knowing the deep and intense anxiety which
would be felt by this community TO receive in.
t.ligenoe in detail from the great battle at Co
l1mbus, we made efforts on last night TO CRAFTY
taom without any regard fog cost
one sccolni Of tbs affair had been allowed
b. pass ever The telegnPbic wires 60 a city co
temporary. Great was orr surprise 10 be in.
Turned that Inc operators It Columbus had
been forbidden to send any report to the
Memphis press az al. or even 70 allow any &
come through correspondents.
We would Ike to know what this strange
conduct mesnsI Are our people, who had
trothes. sons and husbands in the conflict, q
wait fg he Official reports Of commanders to be
informed relishly Of the result, or has some dis
nstsr been sustained which It is desired to con
c-sl7 Again we ask, ukai doss Il mean
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08


10 slay the dragon Of Rebellion win have to
make ar effort somewhere, now that the block
ade of the Potomac is complete, would seem to
be not only a military but a political necessity.
But this caUt will most probably not be yeutgu-
| ed uponthe hills Of Fairfax.
A most impressive and inspiring spectacle was
witnessed here this afternoon In tLc presentation
OF flags to ihe Virginia regiments in the army
Of the Potomac. About 3 o'clock the several
brigades, composing the Virginia forces under
Gen. Johnston, began to move toward the spot
| chosen for the ceremony. The air was balmy,
the slO a tender blue, the sunshine just that rich
golden dood which, like tLe~imaginaion of the
poet. converts all it rests upon into s~plendor.
Over the gently rising hills came the compact
columns. with The precision of veterans, their
bayonets throwing OFT diamond points Of light,
their bands filing the air with insptriting music.
The Governor Of Virginia attended by Col. Geo.
w. Munford. the Secretary of the State govern
ment. Col. !. NJ. Bennett the frst Auditor, and
others, was present TO deliver the flags, and
around Linn, upon the parapet Of one OF the forth
locations, were gathered all the distinguished
-. robry+,n P.auraoarI
- ~ 81 w. n, H. Sn,;tb e.rort
- Ear. r-,s , hrui,nt asssr,bl,r Of ce,-
,,;L -, ,..-. ia -.,+rs,os, T., .5.
.g aaal cna LII ,.a,n~ f.r,,rs .n,,,-
- ~g- a. - an poI;anoo +h. ,-,r,+oar
an -r.us~.I WI, tbo r.o;,,o,ts b.5 ri.
Io., 49,, ne w;.bfr rs.rfnr fee carorror all
- d. D. 7. or !. rar. ou7 a54r7
,l.,o T., e.,- rsr,,-ls f,n If f,rc. ar5 a,l;no
~. +l,,f,.l flc,, +, A.. Dar,e ,f p. C,uu
,~.,rfb r,r n. s+ss7y corr,,s with ,,bf.b ,bsr
had s,s.sfro5 The ancient aroa of vi~-;r;. on
n. b1oo5r ear5. Of nnIrs I'm, aud 49,
T,r,iro ,io, 70 ,bo colonols of a.. ,
s,,rtee9 h rrnbar who stoo5 =, bis 80 h,
,ayo inf, n. b.r7s If each , e.o wi,5 ,ba =,
rn.r,, D., ,-,sor,.. from, 3;sba,,r r.-r;nn
he .v,ress;or :, oyerv ;rs+o,.. ,ti,b b.,nT,
rsf.r.nc. p, ,ba ,o,t;on If ibe s,a,s ,rb;.h. tbe
oa;.o- ,orr, s.r.al The -a.n,rso, If n. ,,l,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
TIE FEDERAL FLOTILLA Al sA-


Oar dispatches from Savannah this morning
Uniform US that q portion OF the great Federal flo
iills has made its appearance in the bay near
that city. Their strength is stated at %forty-oue
7eszels, which is only about half Of The whole
naval force that sailed from Fortress Monroe
last week. Seven OF he steamers had passed
Fort Paiaski-some fifteen miles from savan-
nlh, or, ia The bay-at six o'cioek last evening,
and had opened fire on our batteries.
TavanBsa Is evidently indsngoT, and an attack
upon &c. no donbt, took place last night. Troops
Wcse lailsng, however in haste from The up
country 10 give the marauders q hot reception,
aad q IS to be hoped that they wiz be driven in
thn sra 8. The point Of the bayoust, even if they
mznagc 10 effect = landing
Tie other part Of The expedition has perhaps
gone farther South, aud vill turu up ina few
dsvs near Pr"sa~ola Na5Ta or Galveston.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
CHEAT AND BLOODY RATTLE AT
en- ErNTnHSr

We received intelligence at a late hour LIST
night Of a great and bloody battle being Tough.
within the vicinity Of Columbus, Ky. 1t com
menoed at II o'clock AM by an attack from
eight or nine thousand Of the enemy, under
Generals MCCLERNAND and BRADFORD, upon
q force Of about 25O0 men, under Gen. PILLow.
composed Of four regiments-TAPPAN'S, Rus
Stills, WRIGHT's and PICKETT's,
During the progress Of the fight, Gen. PHI
ow's mail command was reinforced by zen
C~HEATHAM's brigade, consisting of CARRoIL'S
WALEFR's and NRTIS's Tennessee regiments
AMI vas supported by SMITHS Tennessee and
B~yTaE's Mississippi regiments who evscu-
81 q hsnk movement on he enemv. uu5er com
mand Of ten. POLK.
The slaughter as represented by various dis
patches from officers as being terrible, reaching
probably as high as four or five hundred on each
side.
It is asserted that we captured about a hun
drel prisoners, and the enemy a number ofours,
not mentioned.
That rhe fighting was desperate on the part OF
ttr f1irittfa AZ VIII ~ HH''ian 't -N"T N-
every reason to believe. The circumstances that
Watson's Louisiana battery was taken by the
Federals, and retaken by the Confederaies, is Of
ifself sufficient 30 show this fact.
The enemy were driven from tho field, and
rsreaisd. but the extent of our victory we have
reason 10 believe is somewhat exaggerated by
rte Geographic account we publish in another
column. Il was, we fear. most dearly bought
Gen. GRANT j. said to have been killed on the
Federal side.
We have but mesger accounts Of the casual
lies among the Coutederstes We were permit
ts5 10 see dispatches last night announcing the
death Of Capt. }. WELBY ARMSTRONG, Of the
4" sons Of Erin,' and The wounding Of Lieut.
!. WALKER-both Of Memphis. We await fur
ther Intelligence with the i~ntensest anxiety.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
Southeast Corner Court S0Hoyr
and SecOtsd street.
Next door to The Ayres' Building. Nfempf,.
Tennessee
Takes Fire, Marine and Rive
Risks, Life, Etc.
ESureS Steamboats,, Cotton on Planfa.
tons, White Life Risks !
EIssstFes ase Lircs Of Negroes. ctr

DEuABLE SOUTHERN INSURANCE
II oeen the c7siom Tor years past for Norha "a I,s-.
rance Companies % place Agents thrarc605. ~
ana 70 me excl son OF al SoathsTu co usuaufa.. moro-
olize Tie business. The time has past far Nor-brI
slranre C. Wpanles 90 take ri-ks on southern r-,--
AT poiciss pc pie IN the southern Clnfsdsrsrv 80
YIN Eastern companies are about On q rar vftb ~
4 armzTs snd Merchants bank notes arrr-rv wor+l
rss foieies mounting 60 Eiiions e dollars h. q -.
9oninefners WIN Eastern Insurance can8sui-s q
present Amount 20 nothing. liz the south ne ws1,-
insurance companies, which INST NOS.
S"m2au.es mus Increase Their capita. and uFord evs-g
TIE L~YNCHBURG HOSE AND FTgr r1er-
hANCG CoMPAhf IS prepared 90 take rf.Es TSsg
company Aas q capital ard surplus OF : 03 gq- -
laAss fiSNs asSiast loss OF damaRe BY ere. marine ~
river Risks. Also, on the lives Of nee-qss
Persons whoheld polGi with This conraBv ana ,
& RED b. TIE recent Gre ON the corner III WssbiTgt--
p7uy nos taking tha sixty days ususuy siIoyvs5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
TFEE GENERAL AssEmBLY-SHORT
SESSION.

The General Assembly ef Tennessee, after q
short vacation, coaTenes again on to-day. 4
disposition has been manifested by a majority OF
IL members to have q short session, bat we se,
~ probability Of 50 desirable g result being re
aHzsd. nnless they determine az onre TO curtai
their legislation 10 such subjects as absolutely
d-nland her immediate attention. Il was earn
e>lly hoped that they would dispatch 81 neces
ssrg measures IN SIX weeks from The day o.
meeting. They have been in session already
thirty days, and are not, from appearances, mon
hen half way through with their work. W,
lrsithat upon Yesuning their seats they vii.
enteT-upon tie duties Of their posts with a firm
rsolvet n disposeofb nsiness rs fast Is Il comes up.
with proTer expedition. The people are paying
over eghfhunand aoaars pr d9yso keep he ma
chineryo Of thaibody inmotio amount eutIe-
u too large 70 incur wherethe fruit OF their deHb-
Grafton DEVELOPS itself merely in buncombe, 10
lieu o. practical measures Tor the relief Of the
people. There is no earthly necessity thai
joss, SMITH aud BROWN should each have
q word TO say before adjournment in order that
their names may 6ud q place upon the pages Of
tho oaicial register. Their constituencies, we
feel assured. Al the present tiJe win feel much
more gratifeation a. their silence, a. least when
Z jgdieious regard for he public v~elfaTe does
not imperatvely demand that they should
speak We want, therefore, 10 loug-winded ha-
ranguzs. nc useless sallies Of wit and rrpartse,
no hnksnng with senerslde-but short,
straightforward, Earnest legislation. Let mem
bers 60 to work and stop bHuooa5e, and tue ses-
sion can conveniently be brought 70 q close in
two OF three weeks a fsrthest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
G0ODS! GOODS!
RESTMPDEnNr

AFAAS been compelled % suspend 1usiaaH f-
IL few t--s, on account OIL The neon. s-- r. .
anno7re5 20 oul friends ard par-a1s o.. vi sham sr..
ou ag-ni l alew days and resume business a= r-rs
me store A1lre Sos. 3 8 ali pos A.iu ---ea -...
Monroe az Frese occupieib by Yrm. Pa-k s. b.
We nave souElt ont ttr entire ssa-t a -rsa-- Par.
a co. which. 20 addition t1 she portion O.. 1r- ...r.
-a7ea hom a Hc-, will be- very complete. we shall
be prepared IN avcry TESS days 20 offer u-du-suaas
buyers a..
uo7 dlrwIt TTsra[gs--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08
YASEaE Taicss-A Richmond pgr.- Of III.

III inst h- the a1lawng
laf faoas are not OBJ dead in Richmond.
and lHar cuteucs and tirk.t- ars A. r-Fre-Tin%
as ever. Ils iss5 instance Of Tho sba-nnes
tla5' Fellows IS .uaL Of Is la1kee scbo5lmasfer
"ne Some 'l aga experienced the usual fy,-
tdH oi as.C casters and f-..7u cbevtrers 4,
HE good -|gyeIaaeEr cl... 10 Richmond
E--.. ia-a "e understand isis man has I-.n
Iaau- ts vocation ss >cAg8I teacher gstJ g
o a.ash each day. glViug two or three raI9aipior
hytl I'D tH -t nar- Co official JItiss. 10 which
Others ~e Is lied 60 teyr,a .Ieii entire time
the -'F' uH.at would do wrIiso look after lis
employees -4a especially los Yankee employees,
.i lLs Iusalls ut peIago5uc jacks af an trades
ana ,e compromising 0t public salaries
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

Il NOBLE STSTE.-As remarked by The Flor
sDce Goalts, Alabama Is doing bsr duty by Der
cong in arms most noily. on The Arb instant
aLone there snicei 81 Richmond S4ki5o worth
4 Dter clothing for several Of The AlsbaIna
regiments 10 the Geld 10 Virginia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

TIE ELBcrfoy-Tbe u%ul1l@r Of votes easi 81
,ls GermsUtovn grcciocri 90 "Wednesday last
was159. The PresiJeulal uci1@t received ~.
Fer Congress. Mr. CGrIn r'o"issd hE'~Air
Nah.- u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

III. eAPe'tG'4 is on q scale m." vas. t.'l.
amy lu-h2 Oh me S,nd L...-a.'n- it.-. .- Jus
eoH'-leil' az l."s'' ana 'ia,. i.U ... compile.
No. % as o''Ht alit iAe Skill 5i .Hr iuHii i5
,Oui ,ul cou,llaao is enl.1-..., may nope
loI q severe blow at the Insurgents M tler
Ne@ngs. sP'.. where the ol5" 5 60 .it l
- Nv Gu - que s~otenneA ..A 20 com
- oi uWe e1pr4-L.l 4 was
carta;r.u t - que ny! Gsl. eaelM44-
| ed or5l y, X oIle.al' sllPs s'llng "i.l seal
rct ~, II. 10 pc opened ~ t-s
-I,I : Oy-'sL La-ta1e ana i2ngi.tcs We
Com - On account oi the 7@3eal-
hove watched everv ls.- n. I'M. -. T
gathered as many De was boss Win
the restrictive privilege granite. Oh. .lara.-:
Tag rvH-uuI.s
The a,,a5n-,r ,
and W. D.rgrt.-
been ready 6v -la r.7F.
thr NAVY I.- r.r
II was. iov.v.r Tr.sssr. -
mense material of tie ,zl.- EN-
and though everybody conc .ef G.-.s5 -
diligently. Il was only ON O...l.r Isr .rar rEs
transports were laden and tas TINA. shin. ua. T..
troops ready 10 be begun.
The expedition consists f.. all r. ..l. -.
sells. OF these tr-e- a.. ef... .--
ers are SAILING nar-.-..s- TO-.
boats. twelve ferry boat. Ind - @
six sailing tran-eg--4
The gnnboaft r~a.a-.rr .r-.
6ahlrreu forward and s. ..-.a
one racd gun and from ..a .a aHr ...-.-..r
Founders.
The ferry BOATS ar5 aa.al' " e.rs .r
i've nuhuIf4 To- ni'e hundred u.1, #H -H
'.a,iE a"tT' WIKI @iS guns c...
M u 'L' Pre- armed .t t,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

Fhc Cincinnati TaHes SAYS Flora Temple
has becu released hv the Dnited States authsri-
ties in New 1ors, ler owner, Sir. Mcdonald.
having satisfied them that he is loyal. The
.st.e bay mare 1s q u0ba beast, far ahead of
half The scarFy ielicys confined in Fort Lafav-
rile. and ve arc glad TO uots her release from
imprisonment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

e Tho Louisville JogSaat says that Jeh.
Thompson had q borse killed under Dim of fbo
battle Of Freleicbiosu, bui be- mado hi7 l"g-
Do double duty, as be and thr rect @his alright
ID alovors oscspc1 90 foot. Th viii Boo news
b JEFF aud hl. command
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TVAbin "a before the Alabama Legislature
TO amen6 the act authorizing tie Governor 20
issue treasury notes. i authorizes the issue Of
three millions instead Of one.
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ID. g. Trader
INSURANCE AGENT

CORNER OF Second street and Coust Square. Il The an.
thoriHed agent Of tins Lynchburg Hoe aud Fir- nan
Iales C1i9pasy, 70 tlis city mr. Trader is also sgsut
noldrwaFlw
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BEsAETERs 80 PssE FEBERAT.
FLEET.

We have various items of Intelligence from
the cities on the southern atlantic coast, IS 70
The progress Of TIE Federal naval expedition,
and 3he disasters that have hefalien e.. The
storm. t is evident, caught TIE amada- IT
s.ems to be confirmed that the steamer Union
was wrecked neaf F0r Macon, and her crew
seventythree IN number, taken prisoners I, that
the B. r. Eaton, Of Maine, loaded with stores,
has persisted; and, also, thai three OF the gun
boats had been beached of the coast OF South
Carolina. Other disasters are also reported, but
sometime VIII eispze before the extent can reach
as. The f,slity known, however, rs having
Attended this effort 20 perpetrate further %iniuuies
upon 8 people already ouireCed beyond endu-
.ance, may be nVerently attributed to pToriden-
ial Interference in favor of thoright and against
the wrong. SO may it, and so wiz il ever be
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~ Toe late hour at which we receive the
important nrws W. publish this morning, com
pols Us tokave ont q portion oi our usual edito-
rial matter.
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EaC1ie Columbus Niss) Rrpadfe Of the
al rate. tlsfst o l4fs t,ru u court judge
Hauin PRECEDING, s ~ Meek, attorney, dismissed
ID cases Of gambling against The volunteers in
.hs army now 90 the calendar
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FROM Il AgsmEs-We have Just received
from cur correspondent JuvoDis, al Colum-
bus, a lengthy lrilsE intended to- publication,
which We eHit IN cons qCeuce Of most
Of the intelligence il c~eutaius having been 70
eeved rom other sources. ndaTeady published
The same e the case with an excellent letter
from one Of oar regular correspondents on the
Potomac The irregularities Of The mails are
annoying-to our correspondents not more So
than to Ourselves. Both Of the letters referred
10 should have bern received severn. days $50.