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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-08
The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssFI, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, al
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFF1cE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
EArER FRo7E

ST. JOINS. D.. T., October 22-The royal
anal steamship Alea, which left Liverpool on
saturday, the 18th instant. and Queenstown On
the afternoon OF the 18th. passed Cape Race az
BIO last evening
The news yacht 81 ihe associated press board
I'D OBJ, Africa and obtained the following news.
THE alvices by the Africa are up to Sunday
afternoon, and consequently two days later than
those received by the Etua at New York and the
North BHtou at Farther FONT.
The cotton market advices from Manchester
arc favorable, the market being quiet with an
upward tendency, and holders demanding an ad-
vance.
The Liverpool breadstuhs market on Friday
generally showed an advancing tendency, and
closed steady on Saturday. Flour firm. Wheat
advanced 2I per GENITAL since Tuesday red
western u To- IDS; red southern lbs sd 10 l2s
Na white western lbs sd; white southern lbs
Sd 10 jas 3D. Corn firm at Us ID for white.
-l- provision market was quiet and steady.
pee. ana pork qUie and steady. Bacon firm.
Lard 8uer and steady.
Lrav5signs-Sugar buoyaut. and advanced Cd.
Cote inactive. Rice active and advanced Sd
TO Cd.
LoNDoN NiREET-Wheat firm with an adj
vance Of Id To "a on British. quoted at SOS TO
81 per quarter. Flour steady at 3Os to SIS.
tal.a active. sugar tends upwards with an
advance of al. TaIlow dull at 49s cd Tea has
am upward tendency.
American stocks quiet and steady and QUOTA
-oHs ur-la1I.y unchanged
~LlEEEFuGL, saturday ~Eveuing-The sales OF
cotton to-day We're 5000 bales. OF which 1000
were 90 sp..gIJtpgs and exporters. market clos
ing firm at unchanged prices. Breadstuts steady.
Provisions DUN.
The Paris Presse IS confident in the belief that
... go
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
rnE ArPRoACmNo ELrcr1nn

On Wednesday next, the sixth of November.
the people OF Tennessee win be called upon 10
vote for Electors for President and Yice-Presi-
dent, and for Members Of Congress. under the
permanent Constitution Of the Confederate
States As are-aHirmation at the balot-box. CT
the attachment Of the people to the form of gov
eminent they have adopted, and their confidence
in the men whom they may select to -inaugurate
the same upon a permanent basis, it is every wav
desirable there should be a general urn out At
the polls, We have already adyerted to the i'm
Poaance Of a tnl voJe, and expressed our opinion
in regard 90 the rhrc,. which Inc spectacle OF q
great people Using ia then majesty and pro-
claiming thar they meau To stand by and sup
port, with their united energies, the government
ri their choice, must have upon public opinion,
not only on this continent, but in Europe, where
she struggle which convulses America, cannot
but be regarded with the deepest interest.
The day OF election is near at hnd, and we
desire to again urge upon the people, everywhere,
70 come ON in full strength 20 the election, on
Wednesday, and give such expression Of their
unanimity Of feeling and their determination
and zeal in the cause Of the South, as csnnOt be
misunderstood. II, as IS alleged, we have enc
mics amongst rs, who secretly ~syIupathize with
those who would Cypress and degrade Us, they
viii doubtless remain absent from the polls on
election day, urging as q reason therefor, that
there is no opposition to those who now hold the
Two principal offices under the Confederate gov
eminent, and therefore there Is no danger of their
defeat. To such, doubtless, the feeble expression
of the popular appreciation which a small vote
might be construed to indicate, would be highly
gratifying. Let Us see that they are disappoint-
ed. Let those whose hearts are in this great
revolution remember that by a fu!l vote they win
administer a severe rebuke to secret foes, at The
same time that they nerve with fresh energy the
hands Of those in whom they confde the admin
istr4ion Of their government. They viii reaf
firm, in the most solemn manner, through the
silent bur potential voice Of the ballot-box, THEN
unalte1able attachment to the principles on
which is founded the government we are strug-
gliuE TO maintain.
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rom the New Iork HaTlti
The Bauie OF LcesbuI g--AuotbcF Abolition

- -
oW aO'lI''OA enemies ''e Improving I'D u~--.
tumess. Witness the following Federal ae
count of the battle Of Lee5Lars.
Carrs-popd.uca OF fh. New York Egall1
WASHINGTON. October Ja-TIe frH .-7 .~.
story of the ba-fIa near Uau-s.u-s I.trr t
reached ms within the last hon.
Now comes She naked r1th i'm al ifs distress.
.np horrors. Col bakers body las fr.. .-rf.r.
IN town. 0uqrlcl by "a s.H.d uf Ma. Aliens
cavalry and is nov, iv.-- in rh. r.r--.. u. Gal
IL. W. Webb. Can't. Frame. d. N.rgr..rE
York. ount-rm9stlr of Bakers brsa,.. ..r.
in command OF the sad e.val..,la. ....- ..a
! hv Major smith. of the California Isl
Hayinc Obtained a srruf-s III rE. r,.f .u.r
tom of affairs. [ had started for Edward. ~
dis evening. hut meorinr rho rr.ra-s.a have
! returned with my n.arI CAPTAIN Young. rom
whose Inns 4 tak- down he Ur.grviro Terrible
summary of NI,ulav', svear.-l.aEas. E. MS
mich as possibIe i'm order t5 forward --
NIGHTS mai.
I'VE have met with q -f.Laa-1r -arg.s. ...
fpvoIvinu the los. of nearly nrr rn.
in Killed wounJsd and missiDr aad az m.7v
brave and skHHnI officers: ang 4.,amD4nf.l Ia.
scenes of horror unrg-arIrd 10 ANN 1r.,
hattie of the war
Hvas sgare AMI Bss,r ra- Inc ..f.rsrs
body ia the island before the F..--. OF .. .a..
and Then looLipg n, tLa yrra-g;4 ..,.. -. sr.
, sp4ctacIa ss mo fopof,a can describe trrar-
| trs f,r,cs y.e-e rlzts.fTg fr.Grng ..Ifnr
leanipg down H. s-... I-SEf.- -. rr...r
Ia,linS2 m,r1sri,r .,fI t.I..~ ,r-,gr- r
Dcva1 lett his c99muanf and .,au .,.u ..
- -, - - ~ C.~v-.H I'm ..l
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RICHMOND TFEus

. ... ... -"......
As Ord PmcE.-A brass G-pounder. Of most
superior workmanship, was yesterday conveyed
.' i.r aIlhasT -uaFs Tor The purpose of being
IIi-t and p0. u complete order for service. 1t
was made iu Europe in the latter part Of the
lest century, and has been the uup-rty Of the
state ut Virginia since the revolutionary war.
l.e -ru csI-lNg. Judging from lbs appearance.
about AS old as the gum but after Is has been
mounted, IT VIII prove an effective addition 70
9a" ai oUr field batteries.
HA-cuIIY-Wa saw Yesterday a $50 Con
....it.e note, of the genuine place, filed up
"'.- HtItlauS signatures, and numbered with
"-sN inS. 10 was taken from g negro. who
maps received DO iHnocently but that the
DBL. b uols was stolen and signed by some ras-
,-iy operator, there is no doubt. There may be
number OF these notes in circulation, but the
l..d Is easily detected by any one who is ia
.-.- Wild the government currency.
.laasE'v0 EEFrGaEs-A number of BaIt-
n'r.a have recently arrived in this city by a
..I efeut0us and dangers route, occupying
..o wee Us I tie accomplishment Of the Journey.
bad been marked by the Federals as men
g1na..1'd With the southern movement,
..- .Vt for their timely escape would doubtless
.s afE arrested ere this. The party consists
. John q. UEutt, j. Piersou Wright. 5. d.
s..acr. Cap. Timothy Webster, Wm. Cooper.
Anthony Ross, Joseph L~oBeubach, Lewis
L.Wgl1aeh-Le8 Smith, Capt. Joseph Scott.
aud james Ford. Two Of The number, Messrs.
Orgtt md Fletcher, belonged to Marshall Kane's
police, every member Of which Is regarded with
slslae.ou 10y Llucolu's government. Several OF
.l" party have ialidcs iu Baltimore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
MORE ASSUMPTIONS OF POWRI

MORE ASSUMPTIONS OF POWER
CANERoN's movement in Missouri, during
his recent visit 70 the West, are being discussed
By the northern press-FREMoNT having his
friends as well as the Secretary Of War. The
strongest position taken that we have observed,
is that Of the Cincinnati Gazette, which charges
that an assumption Of power characterized the
action Of the Secretary, and also, we think, es-
.ablishes its position by adducing authorities
that should be u~ndisPuted in the North.
Referring TO Secretary CAMERoS's order re-
vising FREAIoNT's military administration gen
orally, dismissing his appointments, and ordering
the discontiuuance Of the construction of field
works at St. Louis and Jefferson City. the Ga
-etc, after admitting that perhaps some of these
matters may come within the administrative
province ofthe War Department, queries where
does the Secretary Get his authority TO issue his
commands ~ "The President it says, Is
commander-iu-chief and of COURSE the Secretary
can do anything consistent with law which he
is authorized to do by the President but hs
order does not pretend to rest on the authority
Of the President; it is issued by Adutant-Gen-
eral Thomas {. the order Of the Secretary OF
War" "The act Of Congress, adds the Ga
-s.r. organizing the War Department, provides
that the Secretary shall execute such duties as
,bsll be ~intrusted to him by the President,
urreeablv tothe Constitution. Ii mentions also
more specifically the administrative duties as
sirued TO him. Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Witt, in
an opinion dated January p, 1921 said the Sec
rotary Of War does not compose 8 part Of the
army. and has no duties 10 perform in the field
Col. II. A Scott. Inspector-Genera L.. : A., m
his excellent Military Dictionary, says: His
law 'ul duties are purely administrative and as
he does not compose a part OF the-army, the
President, in the exercise OF his office Of com
mander-in-chief, can, OF course, only use the
military hierarchy created by Congress
Therefore It is concluded that it is not within
the province Of the Secretary Of War 10 direct.
The Ga-ate is correct in is conclusions but
IL iorgets thar the supremacy Of law in the North
has become obsolete. The concentrated power
assumed by the Lincoln administration recog-
nizes no restraints, bylaws or constitutions; but,
on the contrary, IS governed only by its ideas Of
what action may be necessary TO accomplish its
purposes. To its edicts abolitiondom must yield,
in the progressing efforts to make the free men
of the South suocumb. The one mag tolerate
such a disregard of law, the other never win.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
Paving Notices.

PON suud-y rssuluuous referred 70 the Improve
\ m'uf committee ths following reports were pr.-
scented and adopted by The Board
IT. Open resolutions 60 order pIans walks on Hisb
ana foiN streets, the crmmittee report that The Boarf
order ne property owners and c.aimsuts on the vsst
side Of Hlsa street from Adams 70 Poplar street. and
on The west side Of Io ( street, from P8p'sr Stree. al
Alabama road, 60 Icy down % good plank walk eHch in
nom OF MS ur her respective iOt, not o than twenty
inches IN width undur the rules and rpguIar0ss ur--
scr11ed by or nance, and that notice De gwen. 81,
n Upon q similar resolution as to The west side of
f"uIn' ifom Adams 10 Popia- street, the same order is
recommended.
81 Upon a resolution in regard 70 sidewalk pavinr
norm EIDE OF Llud-n street. from fernando 90 Gausey
resolution
Resolved, That The owners aad claimants u the prng-
cry on III north eide OF Linden street. from HsrnaBdo
U Csusey streets. be and they are hereby orcerrd 40.
P1t down good brick p4y-urutg and gutter with wool
s-5ons ia mont Of tl-ir respective lots. iu pursuance
OF city orilnanc-s Pavement 70 be eight and one half
i'et ~ width, curling four by fourteen iuchas-fhe rrt-
J~flng 20 be Of the usud and proper width. aud OF good
hard burE.
Approved October 81, 1861
JOHN PARK, Mayor
At-e-t-L T. RICHARDS, City Register.
un2-lUs
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Ensc Federal Account, from Cairo.

-a.HI Dispatch t1 OBJ. tu.rae1 Times
CAIRO, l%.l.rs. October 4@-Colouel John
s..u, ai the 2s,h Illinois regiment, with a party
ul thirty men. was ont on o scout on Saturday.
aud agsr.ag.-I % party of rebel cavalry and in
aHtHE. tac.EewiIgs nom Fort Holt, aud had d
sharp engagements killing a captain aud leu
tenant, and wUuuliug quite a number. We lost
100. q man. THE rebels fed.
& bearer Of dispatches who left Cape Girar-
--la ,1 intercept Colonel Pluumer at Frederick
.vl- where Go, battle occurred, arrived here to-
day.
DE speaks highly Of the g|aIIautry Of the Hi
u..s troops, particularly OF Taylor's Chicago
Three hundred Of the encmy were killed. and
one hundred taken prisoners. Eight Of our men
were killed.
There was % review of troops here TODAY.
Six thousand men We're in the field. The review
was 5y Cen AlCleTuand Gen. Grant and
Senator GcD5ugal, of California, were on the
field. Tile review was a succrss.
4 E-4bpat went up the Tennessee river on
Friday, sixty miles, and captured ttty-two reb-
els also "a number Of horse and some army
s.ce
Senator NcDoggaI was sereuaded on SATURDAY
night and made a speech. He is said 20 be
aaI" ou business connected with the armv.
William Robinson and German were arrested
on sunday. The former is a spy, and the latter
D Seressl5uist.
bel piaLc,s were seen from Fort Holt on
Sunday.
.ir Van N.ic,, purser Of the guuboat Licking
.JD, died to-day.
Ol saturday morning the town Of McLeans-
3}5g, Hamilton county, was visited By thirt "
rTa cavalry, who arrested eight SecessiOni5ts.
aud took them rp ~hawueetowu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
VERGgNG4.
The Fd51ReyH Press on the Gloss Qffde Campaign
Barren Results Adpijed.

DHFItH 1AfN@'S -lhHHff"-
From fbe Wheeling Intcliigcuccr Of She Igtbu,f
10 appears 20 be the general belief r.a- ta.
| campairn in Western Virginia is virtual end
ed. R0sencranz has fallen back and taken q
position on he Charleston and LewisOWg turn
nike. a short distance above tine junction of Oh.
! New and GauIey rivers. The rebel army appear
also TO have retired toward Lewisburg.
The roads are represented as having become
so bad in that region as to render military trals.
portation next to impossible, aud that, OF coursa,
renders any important army movements lmpiae,
ticsble for a time at least. There ought 20 he q
month of good weather yet, however, and -1 thar
fine something might and ought to be done, .e.
we take it that the bad roads at this J~unctuTe aIc
occasioned by the heavy rains q week OF two
hack. and win soon be solid again. The rest
difficulty. we think, is that BoseacraHz division.
is not strong enough to act ON the offensive, aud
IL is not regarded judiCious 80 advance too iat
into an %enemy's country az this season "i the
wear. when a laiu storm might at any a@ stop
TRANSFORMATION, without u force satdaaat 10
meet any that might be brUugltaFaigst %
If the army in Western Virginia NOT ll,-.
" reinforced very shortly, Is viii have t' col-
tent itself for he remember of the season win
acting on the defensive. This vi.i not be- ga
srduous service. The rebels have been singu-
lsrIv unfortunate in al their undertakings
against Western Virginia, and they viii trouble
us no more this winter. Long before next
spring they will be needed soiuea here else
Their commanders are now quaueing among
themselves about who is TO blame for their dis
a.tpTs. II s-ems entirely Improbable that IbfT
will undertake any more offensive operations
against the Northwest this season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

n The Bethel Baptist Association Of South
err Kentucky, at the late session, resolved to
present a neat pocket bible or testament to every
soldier of the Confederate army now in Ken
lucky. The Louisville Courier says some $3.50
in cash was raised in a half hour for this pur-
pose, and the Rev. :. H. Ford was appointed
ageut to raise. the amount that viii be found
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

GEORGIA MEDICAL CoLLEGE-Tbe Augusta
Chronicle aRd Sentina leans that The inability
this fall to carry on The session Of lectures IN the
medical college Of that city viii disappoint u
very large number Of students v bo had signi6ed
their intention Of going there. Nearly al the
faculty are engaged in the army, and cannot
return to their collegiate duties
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

- The Union states that H.G. Scoyell, a cii-
zen Of Nashville, was arrested upon a warrant
issued by the district attorney, upon the infor-
nation Of one Of the grand jurors. His case
was called up in the Confederate court, and upon
the application of the district attorney was con
tinued, and he was required by the court to en-
ter into his recognizance in the sum Of two thou
sand dollars for his personal appearance. The
Confederate officers are vigilant 'n pursuit Of
suspected peTsons-and properly so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

CALL UPON PASOLA CoUNT@.-"e Learn
from the star that Gen. Polk has issued a cal
for one-hslfthe 9Rmber Of able bodied slave mel
from Pamela county, to work on the iortiheation'
a. Fart Pillow for fifteen days. Col John b
rssr has been appointed agent to suPeriutenc
the shipping {. the negroes from Panola depot
nd Col Joe. A. Wall those from Pope's depot
Tbs hands must be at the Panola depot on the
evening of the 9th Of November, each one VIII
q bl,nLet and an ak, Shovel or spade with three
aavs, rasons. An agent for every forty OF my
hands will be appointed aud seat with them and
Government viii furnish them with rahons and
o,ood tents during the time they are at work Oh
1be Notifications.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

ASTONISHING Run At BmLIRDs-Tbe La
vsca (Texas) GuLf hey mentions a most aston
ishiug run at billiards. TWAS by Judge Hast
iugs, Of that town. lie made seventeen points
on two reds and white, when he got the red and
white cornered, and on these two made four
thousand FIVE hundred and eighty points, making
the whole run four thousand five hundred and
ninety-seyeu. This Is more by two hundred
and seventeen points than was ever before made
in one run since the game was invented. He
was occupied four hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
TILE HLOCKAnE

Our Geographic dispatches this morning
demonstrate fully the sbsurdity of the
claim Of the Lincoluites that their blockade is an
efficient one. 1t is, it seems, of only sufficient
force and xtentt 20 excite rdicule for its imbicili-
IL. We have intelligence Of important out
goings Of prominent Confederate officials, and
mornings Of needful suppies-al Of which the
people OF TIE Conlederacy win not object to, and
tlOse Of aboli,iouJom have not heretofore pre-
neither cen they do so hereafter.
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The Students TricEs.

o., u APPARIfIJN on A GHOST
PART H-Monologue, spoken bv Miss AngB.,.
BsLasT from the Maid Of OiisaBs
FARI ui-A ssXouiau SchO0lnlstcr AZ Berlin
/ drce. with songs and Danes, Ia one set. by BaunaB1
PART IY-AUer can aud Eugish NaaI5ua5ti-.
Da"ues snd Song- by the Ladies, Rose Healy ana Cscili.
Rsia.
Children, under ten Yeas old 80 cts. Gallery Is cs
The cartaiu rises precisely o. 0'cloeL-oeformapea
closing ~ Ies 0'cIoCt.
COMMITTEE or ARRASGEuENT-G " Wrl,e-,-
oE LasEL T. W Aahlsr, J. S~teinkILL ButtnRhsus.
miller aud ReughaId Te57-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
TENNESSEE LEGrsLATUnE.

Iuthe Senate, on the 3Oth. the Judiciary com
mittee reported back and recommended the pas
sage Of the following bills: To secure The col
lection Of foriritures to the State 10 facilitate
be tHal OF suits Of ei-ctmeut 70 secure the safe
Re -ping Of persons during trial.
Dir. Turner oHeredia resolution 20 appoint a
Joint committee 10 wait upon The Governor, inform
him Of his election, and ascertain the time that
would suit him to be inaugurated. The resolu-
ton passed under a suspension of the rule, and
Messrs. Turner, Hill and Bumpass were ap-
pointed a committee on the part Of the Senate.
The resolution 70 instruct our Senator'S, and
request our Representative in Congress to vote
for an increase Of pay Er soldiers, was taken up
and passed-ayes IL, noes -
Senate bin establishing an ordnance bureau,
was taken up upon its third reading. Alter con
siderable discussion the bill passed It's third read
ipg-ayes II, noes ..
In the House bills were introduced to dispense
with the certificate Of attorneys. general to bills
OF cost in certain cases to expedite the trial Of
chaneery suits and for the relief Of volunteers
CThe latter provides that the pay Of compa MES
and parts OF companies Of volunteers shall com
mence from the time they meet at any desigua-
ted point OF rendezvous
Hr. McCallum introduced a resolution pro
posing to pay the Confederate States direct taz
Tor war purposes by the State, and if necessary
to BE- collected from the people, it shall be done
bv the STATE authorities, which was laid over
under tie mle.
The Senate resolution providing FOR a conven-
don of the two Houses on Thursday last, to elect
registers of the land offices of the Mountain and
Middle districts, was concurred in.
The Senate bill 10 repeal the penalties against
soldiers for carrying bowie-kuiyes and other
weapons, was passed-ayes, 81 noes, &.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02
LATER FROm LsnCoLyD0u

From The New York WorALl
WASHNGTON, October Now rha- 81
seems 70 be q settled question thai. Gen. Fremont
is to be superseded, speculation IS naaratIv r1H.
as 10 his successor Gems. Hunter and Woo.
have been named. bus it fs most p-ahaHH. that
HolHck, who IS now on his way here from san
Francisco, viii be ordered 30 that department.
From Che New FORK Tribune.
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