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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23
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a private letter 10 Us from q friend In
Houston, CTex }, Of late date, gives US the
following intelligence from thai region owe
have now in Galveston under arms fifteen
hundred men, and more companies in the place
than one would imagine from the population.
Major VAN EsRN has command Of this depart
msnt, and has gore eDergeticslly to work,
throwing up batteries at Galveston, and ar
ranging Hying artillery so as to be ready for
any emergency. In twelve hours, ten thousand
men can be thrown into Galveston with the
greatest facility. The whole Of Texas is IN
der arms, and it would really do you good to
see tss ciass Of men composing the different
companies through the State. It comes as
natural to them to carry arms as it does the
Ysnkees to carry walking canes, and they are
beyond all doubt the best marksmen in
America.
owe are daily looking for a force of five thou
sand federal trooPs'to land at Galveston Cor at
least attempt it, and only hope they will hur-
ry up and give the boys from the Indian coun-
tries a chance to capture a few hundred Yam
kee scsips before the yellow fever makes its
appearances, which would "wipe them out,''
without the use Of Texas bayonets or bowie
knives.
awe have just been bIockaded at the port of
Galveston by the South Carolina, carrying
six guns. ! an in hopes the GalvestonisDs
will be able to catch her.
"0ur New Orleans railroad is completed to
the Sabine, and we still have one hundred and
twenty five miles of staging to do between
here and that city. The route will be opened
some time this week, carrying passengers"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23
LARGEsreIaCULATION Is THE CITY.
Fer Governor,

SEE FRI am FOUsTH PAGES,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-23
rEsecsien First bay Of Augusta

TsHAM G.. HARRIs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fca ALL the PURPOSES cfAraMIy rHYslC

are . conipnreA ths' disease wn ihr RANGE 81
their action can ratcly Withstand Or esa'r slicn.
Their pcllcraiih- properties search. shd eira'ss
and insicoraic every portion ~ the human ortssn-
ism, correcting IL, diseased action. and resi',siiig
Ill healthy ,italitics. As consequence of ihe>s
prnrcrtie- tie iu,rlid who Is huwrd Gown with
main ~ plly seal dciGi'y - asotishfl % md ms
health 81 ci.crrv reslvled BY rsl..,dy ~ once ~
simple aud inviting.
Not only 10 they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body. hut also many formidable sni
dangerous diseases. The agent bcluw named Is
pleasrd 10 furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing ctrticass of their cures and directions
for their u~c Ii the following complaints Gesture
ncss. Hcp fis,r Hcrdarhe n''s.ng tron d'sc,ss' fd
Son In. Ngnses. Indigestion. Pam ~ and Moyoia
T.rrfso,i N The I,o,rrss isafaiencg, Lo" n Apie
f,fe. Jfv,dsrc. and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the badly Or obstruction
u il functions. They arc an excellent Alternative
a. the r,,.nsafon OF the blood and the rrsiura
ton os tome and strength TO the system deolltA'es
by disease.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

spR rHr RArrD CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipiens Consump'
tion, and for tho relief Of consum ptive
Patients in advanced stagcs Of INC
disease.
So vide is the fcld of It's usefulness and 70 nu.
mcrous arc he cases of its cures, that simos'
every section ~ country aiounds in persons paD-
licy known who have becn restored from alarming y
and even desperate diseases Of the lun.ts oy rs
use. WheI once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine oi ls kind Is TOO apparent 20 escape
obscr, atiun and whclc its virtues arc know.n. ,ne
public no longer hesitate what antidote 70 en- Pc!
,rIrronarv orvans that are incident 10 our climate
while many inferior remedies thrust upon n,s
community have failed and been discarded, ths
has gained friends by every trial, conferred dement's
on the afflicted they can never ioIsct ahI ~ y
he fOrcottcn.
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AYERS
Ague Cure, ,

BoR TINE spEEDy cuRE OF
Feves, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevcrs, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases orisi.
mating in biIiary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and saie cure for Fever and Aguc. such
we are now enabled 70 offer, with perfect
certainty that il will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance. founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use IN any quail-
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must lie of immense service in the
communities where il prevails. I'rerratioa IL
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which lie muss run in violent attacks uf
this balefnl di>cmpcr. This "CunE' cxpcls
the miasnntic poison OF FEVER ASo AnuE
from the system and prevents the develop
menf Of The disease. if taken on tie iirst aI,-
pruarh uf II. prcmonitnry symptoms 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for tins rlas, Of c.niplaints but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a a lllar brings Il within the reach Il every
body; ANA ia bilious districts, where Fgs En-
AxD AGrr prevails, every body should have Il
and use IL fi.-ly both for cure aad protection.
Il j. hoped this liirc will place il within tho
reach of all---,he poor AZ well as the rich. A
great superiority nf This remedy over any
,thcr ever discovered f,r The speedy and ccr-
..in eistc a Intcrmittcnts is, that il contains
5n tluninc "r mineral, consequently Il pro.
luees 10 qrini-in or other injurious csfcct'
Nlaieyvr u;A,a tic constitution. Ihse cured
~ II ire In ~ healthy - II they had ncv1l
hsi ill., dis,u.e.
IyTlr and Agucis not alone the consequence
Il III. nissnatc poison. 4 great variety q
disorders arise firm, its irritation, among wisci
.s. Neuralgia. rheumatism. iiuut. Headache
( al:fti -. l'uotharhc. harachc. tatarrh, Asili
MA. lpitatiol. Painful Affection Of th
S,l ,A llysfcr,s, Pam in the Bowels. toiic
4 l.raIrsf.. and Derangcment ~ the stomach
al ~ 'fhich. when originating N this cause
p,f n. nc intermittent tvlc, ~ become period
HAL. This !. .CrEg" expel> The poison iron
MI. .N.,d ana consequently cures them al
a.li.~. Il i ri, invaluable protection 20 immi
artnfs aud persons travelling ur teinporaril
.r-i,.n,r III Tho nalafim;s districts. II take
occasionally Or dn:iy while exposed TO TIC IN
fection. that will bc cxcrctcd from thc svstcn
and css.ssa setumuHtr IN srfici' NJ qnaiitif
10 riirs, into scasc. Hence il II even Nor
valuable ior protection than crrc. ard lew MI
ever suffer from Intcrn,ttc.ts. IL they nvni
themselves ~ the protection tbs reI.,dy al
lords.
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0TThs cempsny oi Capt. Allis, which
lef, here las, week. arrived safely st Camp
10 Holt, and were sworn in and have re-
ceived their uniforms. Leuts. Widmer aud
Bohsr are back recruiting. and want 20
leave Celes,ine next Monday with encsgh
volunteers 10 flI 10 their company.
Messrs Shivrly and Kemp have bee" O"-
v recruiting for their company this week.
snd We understand are succeeding 'cse"oy
only, 90 many persons having slresdy 'e'''
,hs, recruiting now is rather difficult.
We ore also informed that siah'ee' ~.
sons lef, Columbia township laH week ana
I,oined a. Orange county company
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lCoHrspondsnce u ne Js-psr Courier. /
Letter from Dubois Volunteer.

Letter from Dubois Volunteer.
CAMP GisvN. Nov. :, 1861.
Mr. Editor: Several Of my friends
in Jasper having requested ne to
write to them. | concluded ! would
write 90 ,ou. and II yon would give
me little space IN yonr paper twill
relieve from writing a. much as 9th
erwise wonld have 10 do to fulfil
promises. Time here is precious and
| haven't time 10 write 10 each indi-
vidua. We are All well aud enjoying
camp life fine. We have got our com
I,any nearly full; and it is the crack
company in camp Our Captain is
Acknowledged ~ all to be the finest
man in camp ami ! think that all of
his men are isist as fine men as he is,
and that will make ours the finest set
Of men il Camp Gibson. We expect
Jur uniforms and guns next week -
There are six full companies here and
three parts of companies, and from
appearances the regiment will b. filled
in short time. Our company was
received bv the Colonel as company
Iol sharp shoorers, and 50 reported 10
the Governor. and doubtless will he
accepted as such. We need a few
more men, aud il any Of my readers
J, want to 20 in the best company from
t Southern Indiana. they would do well
II 10 report themselves soon. We had
our election of officers. and Daniel j.
|. Banta was elected Captain; A. J. AL
.lexandcr. 1st Lieut.: G.. .. Gleason, "a
Lieut.: aud John T.. Norman, Orderly
I Sergeant.
u The citizens Of Princeton and sur
! rounding country gave the regiment .
s pic nick yesterday. Our tables were
well filed with the choicest luxurics
! the country affords, and everything
Il got up in the best style. We have
nick nacks enough left to do W. for
'e several days. The citizens here are
D. Iall right on the goose, with The cxccp-
Itiun Of few, Who haven't got much
sand in their gzzards cant look Oh
re such men with any degree Of allow
y lance, for think that any man who
ut prctcnds to be a man, and sympathi-
M scs with rebellion, ought to be hung Z
igIthe nearest tree.
u wonld like to see all Of my irie nd
cd and tell them what iun we have here
X we have all kinds Of sport thar can b'
70 thought Of. And ! would say to An,
ID Young man who wants 70 se'ect MIN
is self wife, if he will come here aDt
in volunteer, he can see more pretty girl'
ilelthan he ever dreamed Of. There is no
r. 4 day passes without numbers Of tht
all fair Sex coming into camp to see tn
eli soldiers. and it makes the boys bright
nd en- up, and look like they would b
cd glad il the war was over, and thcI
nt they could marry some Of these prctt.
he |girls. / think the boys will fight lik
ne tigers, to whip the rebels ont in shor
byIorder, so as to come back and Sc
in|thcir girls.
vel expect to be in Jasper soon il v
IN are not ordered away from here bcfor
six can get come. There is some Pre-
IAN liability that We may be ordered ava
tul soon. remain yours,
~, A. ii. ALExANDER.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE i hereby given that The under
~ signed has been appointed odministrs.
tor de- bonis non of the estate Of joseph
Helm, late uf Dubois county, deceased Said
@@tsi. T. surprrcd 70 he ,olvent.
oet.G FRANCIS 8. GEHLHAUSEN.
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Or7-The Governor has appointed Thurs
Idsy, Nov. 9s'h, a. : day of thanksgiving
and prsyer throughoo, this State. The ssms
sppoio,msn, hss besa made bv ths Gsves
noss 81 mos, or shs northern States.
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'"'e "'tNhiI'e' W sN"NN' w S'"hb ~
III had any CLAIMS before. they are
all obliteratcd BY the expression Of
approval by the President with the
Unanimous support oi his Cabinet. !
know the President and tile Cabinet
well. ] know that the country has
placed its interests, in this trying cri-
sis, in satc keeping. Their counscls
are wise: their labors are nntiring as
they are loyal and their Gauss a right
one. President. You must excuse me:
| am unable to stand longer to give
utterancc TO the feelings Of gratitude
which Cypress me. III my retirement
| shall offer up my prayers to God for
the Administrations and for my coun
try. shall pray for it with confidence
in it's success over its enemies and that
speedily.
Tie President then took leave Of
Gen. Scott, saying he hoped TO write
him Il private letter, expressive Of bis
Igratitudc and affection. The Presi-
dent added:
General, You will naturally feel so
fIlicitude about the gentlemen Of your
staff. who have rendered YOU and their
countrv such faithful services. have
taken that subject into consideration.
! understand that they 20 with you e
nlNew York. shall desire them al
their earliest convenience after their
\. return, to make their wishes known
\ to me. / desire Won. however, to he
! satisfied, that except the unavoidable,
!. .privation Of your counsel and society
1. which they SO long enjoyed, the pro
\ visions winch will be made for then
twill be such rs to render their sItua
i lltions as agreeable hereafter Us it ha
,rlbecn heretofore.
Each member Of the Administra
|tion then gave his hand to the vctera'
and retired in silence.
The following IL the response OF th
!. Secretary Of War to the letter Of Gen
K Scott:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. l.
) General: 1t is my duty to lay befor
is|tlc President your letter Of yesterda
to bc released under the recel
a. act Of Congress. In separating irol
y. you, | can not refrain from expressin
he my deep regret that your health, sha
=. tered by long service and repeate
wounds received in your country . d
i. ;ense, renders it necessary for you
i retire from your high official positie
~ at this momentous period Of our hi
he tory. Although yon are not 70 reIna
i. ia active service, Iyet hope that viii
continue in charge of this DepaI
81 msnt over which lnow preside, shs
ia at times be permitted to avail myse
rollof the benefit OF your counscls a.
a sage experience. It has been my 60
ofiortune to enjoy personal acquaIi
N; ance with you for thirty years, and =
~ pleasant relations OF that long tn
:. have been greatly strengthened
~, your cordial and entire cooperation
ii all the great undertakings which la
~ occupied this Department and co
!; vulscd the country for the last
u months. In parting from you ] 9
-. only express the hope that merci
.ral Providence, which has protected y
-, amidst 50 many trials, will imprc
H. your health and continue your
an, long after the people Of the coun
i. shall have been restored to their !
,snl mer happiness and prosperity.
~ M am, very sincerely,
Oh- Your friend and servant.
y a SIMON CAMERON. Secy of War
To Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott.
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Ofslcial correspondence upon tnc occa-
sion Of Gen. SCOTS retiring from the
chief command OF the army:
llEADQuARTERs or TIE ARMY,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81. 1861.
To Hon. Simon Cameron,
Secretary Of War.
SIR-For more than three years ]
have been unable, from hurt, TO
mount horse. or walk more than a
few PAGES at time. aud that with
much pain. Other and new inhrmi
ties, drvpSy and vertigo, adnonish me
that a reposc Of mind and body, with
the appliances OF surgery and medl-
cine. are necessary to add iittlemore
to life already prolonged beyond the
usual span Of man. 1t i-'under such
circumstances, made doubly painful
lbs the unnatural and unjust rebellion
now raging in the Southern States Of
our late prosperous and happy Union.
that | am compelled to request that
my name he placed on the list Of army
} officers retiring from active seryce.-
AS this request is founded on an alb
solutc right granted 10y recent act OF
Congress. am entirely at liberty t.
say that withdraw, in these moment
ons times. from the orc ers OF Pr.sI
. ldcnt who has treated me with distin
suishcd Kindness and courtesy, whom
/. | know, upon personal intercourse, Z
lie patriotic. without sectional partial
/, ity or prejudice, 70 be highly conscl
: cntious in the performance Of ever.
duty. Of unrivallcd activity and per
4 severance: aud to YOU. Mr.. Secretary
whom now officially address for III
!. last time, | beg to acknowledge m
! many obligations f,r the uniform hig
! considerations have received ut you
: hands. and have the hvnvr to remain
i sir. with high respect.
Your obedicnt servant,
WINFIELD ScoTr.
a special Cabinet council WAS col
:, vened Oh Friday morning at 9o'cloc
j. ~ take the subject into consideration
: !. Ii was decided that Gen. Scctt's r
y quest. under the circumstances OF b
y advanced aye and infirmities. con
. not be declined. Gen. Mcclellan Wi
/. thcrrulon, with the unanimous agre
Y ,l,cnt uf the Cabinet. notified that q
Z. command vf the army would devol
3 upon him.
ID AT four o'clock in the afternoon 4
i. Cabinet again waited upon the i'rc'
,a 0n dent and attended him to the rcsiden
=, Of Gen. Scott. On being seated I
President read to Gen. Scott the 4
lowing order:
On the 1st day Of Nov. 1861. up
.. his application to the President OF
II. United States. Brevct Lieut.. Gcnel
W " Winfield Scott i ordered TO be place
and hereby is placed upon the list
M. retired officers Of the army Of the Y
'ub- ted States, without reduction in
its current pay, subsistence or allowanc
ape ape The American people will hear "
,Ins sns sadness and deep emotions that IL
the Scott has Withdrawn from the act
ne control Of the army, while the Prs
fits fits dent and the unanimous Cabinet
, ,'S e ,,ress their own and the nations sy
pa.hy in his personal Affections, .
theii profound sense Of the import
public services rendered by him to
country during his long and brilli
~ %. career, among which will ever
al gratefully distinguished hls faltl
devotion to the Constitution. the
y & ion and the flag, when assailed 3
]. fratricidal rebellion.
xc:...A mn AuAM LINCOLN
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