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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

TRAGEDY IN Franklin PARIsH.-Tbe Lou
isiana Herald, published at WIBsbOrs', Frank
lin parish, gives be annexed account Of the
tr ,gjcai death OF two citizens OF that parish
on the 10Th inst. IL says:
at seems there has beea a misunderata ndibg
existing between the parties, E. J. Pierce and
NJ. P Daily, for more than a year. Occasion
ally this feeling OF anim0sity was aroused by
some new cause Of ProVocation. Last Satur-
lay, while the home guard was on parade In
Bsaf prairie, Mr. Pierce demanded Of Mr..
Daily an explanation Of a note written to bin
BY Daily. Pierce being armed with a double
barFeled shot gun, Dir. Daily thought it unsafe
to enter into an explanation without being simi-
Iarly armed; be therefore procured a gun, and
the parties started TO the woods. Dir. Pierce
b iBg ten or twelve feet before, turned and
frei, but fortunately for Daily, the entire
charge WAS lodged in a tree by the side Of
which be was standing. Mr. D. then leveled
hts gun at Pierce, but it missed fire, yheTeuPon
Mr.. Pierce tired the second barrel, lodging the
contents in the side Of his antagonist, iu1icting
E mortal wound. While in tue act Of T Hing
he (Dsily) fred, killing Mr. Pierce instantly
Thus the t o combstants lay on the gTOuad
within ten feet Of each other, one deW and E e
OF CT suffering The most eXcTutiatins pains, re-
quitting ia the lock jaw, killing hin in a sI0rt
time.
eve should add that these two young gen
tlemeu were close Heigbb0Ts and kinsnen, and
each leaves a wife aud children"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

A P~PLICkTTONs htvs repeatedly bsrn made 20 ne
y rs Kxecutlve o1-rr o. tee city, t-r pToi-ctioa
against TSDIsCREET rarttrs WIZ are sent cnt - m
press ciuz.as mt, service aratnst their wIf. On strsm-
boats. Naug % ih- e m=u hsys been drazzsd from
their beds. wives ami children. but never ht- thsrr
been 3 nan taken WIN bal 81 p celu shirt ftHre 3
notify suy ettza1 u.o msy a5-a 2 pas within the ci5
u MeuIhis. % sI or us and 2 = % furnish the Fzrn~
and gill zee tazt h- Re projected one PR msn be-
IN shot yesterday by one 81 these OUTLAWS A. t1sy
ssy be rsiIed, csusss ne 20 give tle sDgg n9t--.
augSLIt a. P TX Nay ..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

"A HepEF
By some accountable neglect, all mention
has been omitted OF one OF the most TemaTka-
bic and characteristic trophies, which our
army took from the Chinese at the battle OF
Manassas. This was q drum, manufactured
in Pekin, 9 feet across and 10 feet Highland
supposed to be the most gigantic animal OF tue
kind in the world. Il Was intended for the
| grand, final and victorious csarge-Which as
planned IN this vice: AL the gongs ~ the
| grand army were to beat at oHce-tbe glgantIc
Guns were to be discharged simultaneously
with The s'inkguns and batteries OF balloons,
/ then the whole army was to perform the Ia
voTite Chinese mansuver OF turning the som
/ ers+ult directly in the face o. the enemy, ac-
| COMMANDED BY the overwhelming volume OF
| sound from the monster drum. It vas very
reasonably presumed that this demonstration
would be irresistible. Bat, luckily fer US, the
| ceiestials became panic-strIckeh osToTe they
had got their terrible engines ready, ana ned
iprlorjousiy, without sounding the fatal drum
or turning the decisive and tnvinci6le somer-
sault
We have the drum and hope to din it in their
ears before many moons.-R tehmond Wing.
raw "a roR SsLpfrRs.-On Sunday, Au-
ouat II. at Trinity church, the Rev. Horace
Strioa1elIog rector Of St. Martins parish,
Hanover county, Virginia, after the services OF
fhe cburch were concluded, called the attention
LhO NAAA@H
Of the congregation to the circular address Of
Doctor Johns. the medical puTveyor OF the
Confederate sta IS, in which he inaugurates a
plan for procuring blankets for the army.
The plan recommends that every family in
the Confederate States shall contribute cat OF
their present supply one or more blankets;
mat the ladies shall collect them through the
| agency Of q commits appointed in every con-
greeailon, and, after packing in bales or
| boxes, forward them to him at Richmond
| marking the name Of the church from which
thew are sent-freight to be paid By him.
Tne reverend gentleman earnestly recon
! mepted tue plan as caicula'edt to insure a large
supply without any considerable iEcOnVen-
fence to the families who shall make the de-
nation.
Mrs. Mary Price, Mrs. Sarah Winston, Mrs.
Fdmonia Cook and Mrs. Betsy Page, were
appointed a committee to sct for st. Martins
parish,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

The TIME HAS CoHE.-Tbe following Is
an extract from 2 communi alton TO the Gin
cinns-i PTe,s, which FpeaEs TIE sentiments Of
The Ohio State Jogrnrl, and many Of The lead
ing politicians Of tho Republican party. In
deed it ia the real sentiment Of most Of tho
leading Republicans OF the country. Read il
Tie time has arrived when slavery must Be
legally abolished. The mere s~uhjugatiJn Of
tie rebels has DO worth in itself the cause
must be removed, else You cannot prevent tbs
periodical return Of such cstsstrophes ; anl
such repeated concessions, will, one day, TuiE
tia S-ata.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

AFEMALE IN LIMBo.-We learn that on
Thursday night last, 4 female, claiming to be
a native OF North Carolina, accompanied by
her brother, entered Gen. Msgruder'5 lines
with a flag Of truce aud a pass from PlcayGne
Butler, on her return home from school; but
being very laxative and self-eOnceitea, as most
girls are who have been taught BY Yankee
school mistTesses. she ventured to instruct
some OF our officers that tue present Is an un-
righteous war, and that the people OF The south
had better desist, for they would be conquered,
etc.
The facts being reported 70 Gen. Msgruder,
be very properly sent der on with her broth
er (?) to Y rkt0wn, where she will be detained
untll his arrival at that post. The general
impression is that bo h bsTself ami brother are
Butler spies.-N c PaIletiB
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

Dz &. o-5 i-sz 81 - BAD . Ezsor AMI Aldermen
= G the -- E
E-et III cT[-E=-s l-=g IS 20 sd $50 q Bank
he=1fs 11E- Ea-- go E,-= % the sIty en-
tlsi Pc G. Il 7 q al -7 sane 10 h.reby
r ps8i-f FFr C. E-- Ezi ch ard every
policeman whs--- E -1rl=s- shall coutinue to
uear his scry. al 49, - El1L % his hat IS
here of0re
Approved AzsuE- ISL
Attest -1TE Al Eavor.
L 4. RICHAFD-. CT-= Ra-z rau23 Iet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

GEE. REAUEEGAsD A FHEHcH AgD ITAL-
IAN Cross "A correspondents Of the C0brieT
des EtGts Uais c0ntradicts the statement pub
ii-hed 10 several papers o The effect that Gen.
BeauregaTd Is Of Canadian decent. According
? the writer, the general is q grandson Of the
French Baron de BeaUreE I'd, while bus mother
Il a descendant OF the Italian LUcdi family Of
RaagFo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

CHIP OF THE OLD Book son Of Gen.
Beauregard, who uas just at,ainod his maIor
ity, arrived 10 Virgins a few days since Tor
he purpose Of joining the Confederate States
aruu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

hey DdFs afsOd yFaIIJ aTTOWaHV5 IOI VI0VU-
ing, and one ration per day.
The volunteers are expected to furnish their
own uniforms, and will be paid for the same in
money By the Confederate States government
when mustered into service. Each regiment
has a quartermsster, With the rank Of captain,
and a commisssTy, with equal rank, a surgeon
and assistant surgeon -HoBigonlerg .HGv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

IpLE HOUSES IN A~LBANY.-ln the city OF
Albany there are now three hundred and fifty
u~noccupied dwelling houses and stores. Many
houses formerly occupied by one family Do@
contain two or three households. Landlords
are reducing rents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

R15" The Richmond Examiner says that
among the prisoners there is a free negro who
came as a chaplain to one OF the Connecticut
rruimenta.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

AN UYTiMeLY WEDDING APPRoAcHrNG.-
A wedding is on the taps in New York,
which excites much gossip The Nestor Of
Presbyterian clergyman, an octogeuarian in
v -srs, but a widoEer Of only a few months, is
about to marry a maiden Of at least half a
century Of sgs. with solid charms amounting
to about 100000. Taking ell the eircum-
stances into consideration, one would be
tempted to apply to this case the old phrase
about "wintsr lingering In toe lap Of Spring"
n. Y. Meas,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

q TAe Baton Rouge Gazette and Comet
learns from a servant of Capt H K. Won Book
captain with bis family is on bis way to Wash
ington from the West, and will resign bis po-
sition in the federal army, to ofsr his services
TO the Confederate States,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

~ jackson county (Alabama) has nine
military companies already in active service,
and seven more organized.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

@snG ACzCS4
According 10 a survey made in 1859 with a river front
or aslf 4 mile. ihe sol consist u a remarkably fer
tie black loan. uear'y O. Hghs a. q bank o ashes, aEd
sons idea O.. its dep b may be ssceTtatBed from the
fact tdat a c1>ern saS been "a 10 It's Iumedl4ta VI
ciu-ty, 70 the depth OF t~cl0e sect, without reacli ug tie
cav It Is eimO Z sntirs g aa Va 0verd y, IN Gnpre
cencnted fEls Of '55 and 60 c-y-rlrE rriy small pr
ton Of 1t, and il f. a 80 DrorgctC1 ~ a ice ieves. oich
has bean greatly strerst-7n-d dur lu- the ues- year. II
has 10 improvements except some reEgh cabins bat has
3 We 81 I'd rosa ID On a lt. for t1g purs0se o. hsul-
ius wood 70 the river, abe e two zoe Isndi' g have
been cut. Uls ne Of thq finest ] cstiHBs fr = Eocd
Va Is on the river, hsvilg 6 5iud oaak s11 sufficient
iepfh OF Wate- FOR b lgt 70 "a & q any season Vi las
year The timber is very hravy, c~,n-i5filg O. gum,
ash blackberry slI walnut, aud If cut on and sslo,
wlBid Uose IN n pay fOT the lard.
ThEv6 Ureu tod by conDe,eut Jud les, that the pecD-
liar sdvantag : Ok his land are so ET=a-s hat b1I ( r
the present wxr II en- 4 be sold rBsdi y for $40 per
acre. IT, uaarness n tn TayIdir grOaIng city o. Mem
ubis great s5ts - IT, vsiue. a,d should taat cry BE-
rsaGe the cstitsI OF the Gen edrrste States. az 10 IS Low
tbouxs il viH 6e IN e veiy short time Il would con-
msnd $50 DeT acre
n Is CIV oasred st ihs low price OF $50 per aero
on.-b III casn, and the baarce IN twsfva monthE.
Kotbirg bus pecuniarT eubarrsssmants induce the
ruuer 70 oaer It a. such q s=cridSe. Possession given
INN diatsly. Title pesflcs.
euIS ieOd3n Z. n APPNSSoE.
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PeEs ReaF.

? WISH 70 rent my tEo stew DEE-LrEG -,
/ HOUSE. On Court street.. uih ale rsus. Efs3
and nu necessary ont houses. Es=zio1 aiv-n E7nI
immediate y. Tts house ae'0ils Br. Aliens AzA
Apply n Good.e.t s Co IS FRA RlE.
aust-IE q , G0aDLz T.
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BTHALIA FEHiLg INSTITUTE,

BgAGjta. s3erskGH Co, rise
VfHiS school ws ob has been under the cunrs
4 the Undersigned snI wife for tEa last X sid E
years, VI cOElueacf ts 70 rteenlh session UJHDAF,
TIE "a day o. Settembcr 1851 Mss EuzHuis H9veu
VIII have charge Ok tas Music departar t terms as
last session. p :. CKLas
"a tIw Pc dent
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e 2aaaReR.

A BUGLER Apply to CAPT c.. HUDSON,
n zu2L-s.s AZ be Fsir . on.es.
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Hutton i FTs iigh's South n Monthly
Z S3 GO h~iagaEina
SSg5 geDgsag.

7 EFT ny house without porn ssian ny negro n.
Il man " Alter, biacz, quick sp ken, sttu- -
ME 5 Little, his rish. f-Tsa- ger shortened 4 lii
tl~. amt about, 30 yea g o. axe. I viii pay the ~
above fr his an yrshsusion within teg dfys.
s1-9a-2w las. e. WILL tIS0E.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

eT% George D Prem ice, Of the Louisville
Journal, WAS born in Preston, Conn, in 1904,
and graduated At Brown University in 1923
Our Boston meFchasts have given recently
substantial proof Of their appreciation of bis
manly course, and we trust that others will DO
likeWi5e.-BOSion Gazette.
The editors Of the Memphis APPEAL and The
New Orleans PicagUnc coustrue that s mean.
iBg that We have been bought up. None but
conscious ss"undrels would SO cOnstrue IT..
Louisville Journal.
We are glad to observe, that, despite the
constitutional procliyity Of Prentice for
downright lying, be hasn't The efrontery to
deny this palpabIe truth Of having sold himself
20 the enemies OF bis section.
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T. z LULLICOFFEH.
PoLLocK B. LEE, Asst. Adl't. Gen.
UNANIMrTY OF H SouTH.-Says tb.
New YORK Daily Nsts:

UNANrMrTY OF THE SoUTH.-Says The
New York Duly Nsys:
Although c 10 impossible to lift The veil that
covers the secret thoughts OF Osn, yet every
out"ard sign, every natural conclusion,
whether BY practical observation or theuTeti-
cal dedHctiOn, points clearly to the unmistak-
able fact that the southern popular sentiment,
at this hour, Endorses the secession movement
with an accord mnre nearly approaching unas
nimity than has ever attended a political Quas-
ton throughout the course Of time. Judging
from such ind cations - are visible, he Dec
l~sration Of American independence was not
BY any means 90 strictly in conform Y with
the general desire of the colonists, 80 at the
present day the doctrine Of separation is &C
guessed IN By the men, wome and children Of
the South. It is this uniformity Of opinion
and action tba' strengthens their position, and
renders their s~ubjugation an ingsssibjlitY
while the diversity Of sentiment in the North
is 50 significant ard palpabls that even the ad-
minis ration and It's waTmest partissDs ara be-
coming conscious ttst tneT are struggling
against the hand OF fate. Whether this con
yulsion That has so suddenly rent in twain a
mighty republic, shall be for good or evil, it is
for he future to decide; hopes, fears, and la
ments ions are alike in vain; we must accept
the realities as they are written down upon
the tablets Of an uuralenting destiRy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

De It oraained BY TIE Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
D OF The city of Asmphls:
That o muca Of the ordinance establishing lie Board
OF Health a. deadss ami fzss ths salary OF ID S creta-
r. ~ sad B9-r1 De hsreoJ repealed. and thft lers-fisr
MS duties sud compensation shall Be fixed " rsssluu0n
q The Bssrd
Approved august, 1851.
Arrest: JOEE PARE. Hsvor.
L p. RICHARDS, City Reri-ter. f-a25- o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

e5F~Ths North .Ala5amian says that a pub-
lie meeting was held in Lawrence county,
Alabama, a few DAYS ago, in which resolutions
were passed in favor Of dispensing with toe
fall term of TIE circuit courts, SO far as the
collection OF debts is concerned, and also in
favor Of an extra session of the Legislature to
grant relief TO the people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

PoKIEe FUNATTHE YANKEES The Scotch
nan who ed IS the New York Herald, aud who
hates the Yankees none the less for having
compelled him to raise the Lin 'oln fag, takes
great pleasure in poking fun at them. Here
is bis last, in explanation Of the rout at Ma
nsssss F; &" Providence was on the side Of our
troops, and Providence knew that toe recon
noissance in force, attempted as 1t was, would
only lead 10 greater less Of life If pushed too
far. But the generals did net know that they
were defeated. The men knew it great desl
better, and they acted accordingly by leaving
the field in q hurry, to gather strength and wis
dom for another and more successful effort"
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MIDEIGHr DISPATCHES.

New YoRK, August % The steamer North
Star has arrived from AspInwaIl.
George Miles, Of Petersburg, and John G.
Guthrie, Of Richmond, collecting agents #
Virginia tob4ccO houses, have been arrested
and sent to Fort lafayette. Guthrie is a
heavy dealer, and bss large eousignments
here. In Philadelphia and Baltimore he rais-
ed Sl44. 600 on shipments, which, through
friends and agents, be Invested in Confederate
and Southern State bonds. Miles was age, {
It James Thomas, and had collected $50, 600.
He had slso made liberal investments IN Con-
federste bonds.
About Sis, 600 was recovered from Guthrie
and Miles, principally In bonds. sight drafts,
Virginia paper money, and $1,000 in gold. a
number OF letters addressed to parsons in the
Southern States were found on their persons.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The Baltimore
papers a. hereafter to publish nothing denuD-
ciatoTy Of the federal government. The seces-
]sionists are spending money to circulate such
papers in the free States. Citizens Of Balti-
more Of great wealth, are engaged in that bus
mess.
Nav Yong, August 23.-Thos. J. Carlow.
Wm. NJ. Psgrsm, OF Baltimore, and W.. J
Kaliv. have been arrested here. Kelly had
Si5 000 in cash, and various bills Of Gale dated
Redmond ia the pockets OF bis shirt.
Sales Of cotton to-day 2200 bales al iSc.
WASHINGTON, August % 81 is rumorsC
thst the New York News and Day-Book vii
be suppressed By order Of the government.
L is intiDa 81 that the government will n
jorgar allow Kentucky 70 occupy her position
Of neutrality.
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I0OO barrels Extra and Choics, 70 srriTs this
EOUO wsek-s4mp - IN stnra. FOR ssi- hy
HUBBEL6, HUgD & HusTON,
nuf3 Webster Block. i5T Main greet.
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Look o0r.--A correspondent Of he Reh-
ToEd Wig, doubtless a member Of that mgs-
tsrious club, the " Devoted Band" wages the
following suggestion:
SO long as Greeley, Wilson, Wade, Baker,
Grow, and about a DOZEN cthef "5i0Od hounds
are permitted o cry Bar, aud ye. sHjoy. IN {
yidzaiy. al the blessings of p ace, iIsI so log
will they cry war, AID have war. Peace is the
death knell 70 their party. I suggest to the
Devoted Dand7 The proprieiy OF securing the
persons OF tho aforesaid "mouth-WarTisrs" as
soon AZ 90 sible.
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TIE war NRWs
NOON ~DIsPATCHEJ.

WASHINGTON, August 23-The govern
ment is satisfied that Fremont could not have
reinforced Lyon without endangering Eastern
Missouri.
Col Ripley has been appointed bTigadier
general.
No signs Of hostilities.
Butter has been detailed by Wool 70 COM
mand the volunteers at the fort.
P0tter's committee has reported twelve dis
Ioyal and many disaffected in the war depart
ment. FIfty-One dIsloyal and ten suspected
in the treasury department. Twenty disloyai
and seven suspected in the department OF the
interior.
The Tribune's special says that the provost
marshal has fatty refused Russell a pass to
cross the Potomac.
CAIRO, August 23.-The ferry captured at
Paducah had thirty mimic muskets and one
field piece. TIE gun boat has returned 10 Pa.
ducah.
PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-CoPiss Of The
New York News destined for the West and
South were seized. The marshal took posses
sion Of the Christian Observer.
Private advices place Banks at winchester.
NEw YoEK, August 23.-The British brig
AndOveT has arrived.
She was boarded of Hatteras by a nameless
priyateer, which had two prizes in the inle'.
~ '@'- ~ L|ASF "a "uNNoFeN SNN
war brig, with the intention Of attacking her.
The Privateers were apparently eastern
men.
Mnrgah issues a pathetic appeal to people
to enlist.
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-McC ullough, under
date Of the IS b, issues a proclamation tending
TO quiet the apprehensions OF the Unionisfs;
and, also, a general order thanking the army
and describing the late victory as brilliant.
BroUulee has been released, on condition
Of his res'gniug BIS Office, leaving the city, and
siill residing in a free State.
C~INcINNATI, August % The Tennesseeans
have {, Ized the PadUcsh and Evansville mai
packet.
LOUISVILLE, August % Minister William
Preston has been called to Washington from
LexiHg on. f. is not known whether be will
go. His family are here. IPreston was min
tster to Spain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

q The camp Of instruction recently form
ed at Huntsville, Ala, has been named Camp
Jones, in compliment to Col. E. J. Jones, of
tue gallant fourth Alsbsma regiment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-24

"CoNTRABARDs" RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.
The Baton Rouge GGzsBs Of Tuesday amour
ces the arrival there CT a couple Of slaves, all
the way from New Mexico. Their escape from
the vigilance Of those having charge Of the Hu-
msTous inland Observation-Disclosures rail
rOads-slong the rsute over which these slaves
we're compelled to travel, Is almost Incredible:
Edmund and his wife Fanny-servants OF
Capt. Il. K. Van BockkliD, Of the United
States army-came homo down the river yes
terd8y, all the way from Albuquerque creek
in New Mexico, via Kansas City, St. Louis
and Cincinnati They left tho military post
on the 25.h Of June last IN a Mexican ~tTaln-to
Kansas. It is miraculous how they came
through, and almost Incredible vet so 1t IL.
Nothing but the shrewdness OF Edmund could
have deceived the marsuders in Kansas, and
The cunning Of bis and our enemies nearer
home. H reports CAPT. Van BockkIin with
his family on their way 20 Washington, whera
Capt. Van B. was ordered after court martial
and five months arrest, TO report himself.
THIS be will DO az soon as the gFounG can be
Travelled over, and at once resign, to serve his
native South in Der stIuSgls f'r liberty, in free
dom from the desDotism Of King Abraham. It
will be remembered that Capt. Van BoCkklin
married the eldest daughter or the late Judge
Charles TessieT, Of this city We hope it will
net be long before We can welcome them home,
and learn that be assumes bis rank in the
Confederate service.
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e. An exchange says that the traitor
Etheridge, Of this State, was born in PasqOo
tank county. NOr.h Carolina, and has three
brothers in Texas as true and gallant friends
OF the South as are contained In our limits.