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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15
LATEST

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CAIRO. Qstobsr 4.-Tha enabasts I.4.
and Tyler went down the river this afternoon IN
within two mules OF Columbus. aud threw shells
into the rebel batteries lr over JyO hours. TIr
enemy replied by opening abort twenty rTr-
upon them, some Of which were nfsd cannon .f
large cahbTe. One shot passed let,.4,u H.
chimneys Of the Lexington. iusr CLEARING -hs
pHOt-h0use and falling some distance aston. and
Se'eiaI DINERS were thrown a qUlCtar Of irie
beyond the boats. There we've atirqst one heu-
bred shots fired by the rebels en- onr b4sfs. nom
OF "hch TOOK e1ect. The Lexington and Trler
threw about thirty shells, each OF which cell
among the rebel batteries and csmns. but vfiI
what effect IS not known.
Capt. SJtmble, Of the Lexington. saws ibaf tE.
bulls for two miles this side of Columbus ara
lined with batteries, and tbai ihr l-H4l cannon
were not opened upon the g]anboais until thsv
got near the range Of their ordinary runs M
enemy was discovered on the Missouri side and
none above the batteries on the kentuckr IN.
Ihe rebel gunboat Jef. Davis was met 5v orr
gunhoats several miles above Columbus. AUt r.
uT"6 on their approach and kept out of rlar1 OF
gun sh0t. The same boai came up o. within g
short distance Of Fort Holt YESTERDAY near
enough for the recognition OF her name with fba
useof a glass.
4 messenger from Columbus to-day rsnr-.
the force there 20 be 5000 men.
An expedition of the 9Th and 1ltb ufnc.
regiments and a squadron Of cavalry l-~s--g
and Sigels) and four companies of ari75.,
under command OF Col Marsh. teG Binds p.ia-
this morning for the interior. supposed TO b.
Charleston.
have Just had acolyersai9n with & desere-
from the Confederate army a Columbus. He
states that he belongs 20 th- lst MfssissiDpi v1I-
ley regiment. and made bis escape fr.p j,lHv-
bus on Sunday, the 2yfhuit Gen. l.. SvdD-r
Johnston had command Of the troops af CoJum-
bus, amounting 10 over 10000 mel. They a..
awaiting an atrack from the FelersIs. ani c.s-
template an attack ON rqiue3h. Thay ars for
flying every available point near Columbus.
working day and night The bluff 10 lha norta-
east OF the town is strongly f0rli6ed.
Gems. Pillow. Polk. and Cheaham are com
naming brigadss. There are large forces Of
cavalry there, Wen armed and equipped .Iaa
Thompson is reported TO be- between Belmont.
and New Madrid, with 1893 men Arrslrm.r,
desertons are occurring by those under his com.
mand, Often as many as twenty-five 90 "a time
They complain OF The want Of provisions and
clothing. The troops at Columbus are generally
well armed and equipped Nothing later is heard
concerning the reported march Of the rebels ou
Shawneetawu.
An quiet at this point, Rivsr rising very r7a-
idly. We
Special 20 the Chicago TrbuueI
CAIRO, October 9-Advicss from Ps5r,ab
represent thar the troops are preparing for IN.
reception OF She rebels, who, in heavy fore. ar
said to be advancing against thar place. The
women and children are being sent zuav. AMI
everything indicates the approaching struggle
Gen. McClemand Will issue Tomorrow a go
lamation closing ali the drinking and combine
houses in Cairo.
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w.soNC CnAND OFFTCFRs.

The grand lodge. which was in session st
Nashville last week, elected tho following officers
for the ensuing year:
NJ W. James McCalum, of Pulaski, Grand
Master.
R. ". T. B. Mcdowell, of Bolivar, d. G.
Master.
r. W. Morton B. Howell, Of Nashville, Senior
g. Warden.
R. w. James NJ. Rogers, of Concord, Junior
G.. Warden.
r. w. Williamson II. Horn, Of Nashville
| Grand Treasurer.
Il. W. Charles A. Fuller, Of Nashville, Grand
Secretary.
Bro. =. G. Styee Perkins, Of Franklin, Grand
| Orator.
The Grand Lodge adopted the following:
Rcsolred, That the fees due from subordinate
| lodges to the Grand Lodge for degrees conferred
by such lodges upon volunteers in defense oil gu
| country. bc and are hereby donated TO sucl
I lodrp=
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15
THE IOUIsVILLE COURIER

The Nashville Patriot, Of Saturday last, an
uounces that the publication Of the Louisville
Courier, which was suppressed a few weeks
since by the minions Of the Lincoln despOtismr
would be resumed on Monday yesterday. The
Patriot adds that it viii " be1esumed on Monday
next. It viii be published simultaneously in
Bowling Green, Kentucky, and in this city.
The CoHrirr has been Of incalculable service to
the causeof southern independence in kentucky,
and its re-aPpelrance viii be hailed with sincere
pleasure by the southern rights men in the State.
AZ no time since the commencement Of the rev.
oution in tho border States has there been q
greater need Of is earnest and courageous conn
sells. i viii again instruct the popular mind
and direct the popular sympathies, and become
q powerful adjunct to The arms Of the Coufede-
rate States. Oar citizens should extend 10 its
5bl, and ~enterprising editor, Mr.. HALDEHsN'
liberal Encouragement. The cause Of southern
rights m,n In kentucky is our cause. L tE'y
sre upheld, they will triumph
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FEDERAL TRoors N KENruckG-The Gin

FEDERAL TROOPS IN - TN
cinnati Inquirer saws there are now not less
then 10000 Federal and Stale troops in Ken
lucky, and that the number will soon be IT.
creased to 8 1000. Ii urges c speedy movement
in the direction of Cumberland Gap, the disPer-
sion of the Confederate camp there, and the
taking possession OF the East Tennessee aud
Virginia railroad. The Louisville Journal OF
the 9Th inst. is 50 much encouraged by the pros
pect. it saws: 1--WE confidently believe that
within six weeks, Tennessee and moi Kentucky
will be the theater Of the war The EHqHireT'S
statement may be true, and the Journal may not
be "whistling TO keep its courage uPi" but
whether this be the case or not, the Confederate
State leaders should be prepared for the largest
force the enemy can bring against them in Ken
lucky. We have the men, or can readily get
them, and we are sure nothing is to be made by
delays. Prompt, energetic, decisive action Is
demanded in Kentucky. Let our friends in
Kentucky have that, and, re confidently believe
that within six weeks, the war viii be transfer
red 30 the north bank of the Ohio.
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rrNNEs.FE

We are gratifed to observe that The Legisls
tuIe is proceeding rapidly with business. and &c
hear that 2 Short session is the motto of the mem
b-rs, TINS far but LITTLE legislation has beer
perfected, but numerous bills orc under consd'
Grafton. No definite action on the election o.
Confederate Senators, or the disriciing Of th5
S,ate for Congressional purposes has taken
ulara
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News fro,n Norfolk.

Sp"ciat Dispatch 90 the charleston Mercury
NORFOLK, October l0-Thc prisoners taken
by the Georgians and North Carolinians on tie
North Carolina coast, within the last week, mum
bcring between seventy and eighty, arrived here
in the stcomer Empire last night. This morn
ing they were taken to the city prison. 1t is I'M
dcrstood they viii go to Raleigh tomorrow.
4 Yankee schooner, loaded with stores, bound
for Hutteras Inlet, went ashore this side Of Cape
Henry beach on Tuesday night. Her crew
consisting Of three Yankees and one Virginia
negro, were hroughtup to this CRY yesterday aud
lodged in jail.
\ severe storm h., been raging gu the coas
for several days, with a prospect OF continuing
longer.
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MORE Federal TROOPS sENT TO
KRNTETCKY.

Gentlemen who arrived in Nashville Thursday
from Baltimore, report 70 the Patriot that Gen
IMcCLELLAN has detailed for service in Ken
tucky.aome 5000 of the Western troops en-
eamped near Washington. 1t was believed thai
they would proceed Immediately to Louisville
This movement is another indication Of the aP
prehensions felt in the Western States, Instead
Of marching upon Memphis they are alarmed ic
their own fresides.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

CoMPLpdFNTARY-Ws ere indebted - our
friends OF tbr West Tenneslee Hhig for the fo!'
lowing substantial ami highly nsttorihg compL-
ment;
The Memphis ATTEu made its appearance a
few DAYS since IN q nrW dress, being now one
~ ihr handzcmest Journals ia The country, Is
/ well q. one Of the best rapers eveg Published.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

richmond, VA, October 10.-The receiver o
the Third district has fled his petition to seques
frate the estate of Com. Uriah r. Levy, Of the
United States navy, located in Albermarle coun-
ty, Virginia, aud including Monticello, the
former residence of Thomas Jefferson.
Thus far, proceedings have been instituted tC
sequestrate over six hundred thousand dollars
worth Of alien property in the Richmond court
aloua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

Il The Richmond correspondents OF the
Charleston Courier mentions as a singular coin
eidence that among the prisoners captured st
Manassas wss Calvin %iluson. jE, thedemOcrahc
composition of Alfred Ely, for Congress, in che
last election. The two candidates arc good
friends, end have been confined together ever
since theiE arrival in Richmond. Huson is now
very Ill with typhoid fever, and his constant at
tendsnt is his old political opponent. few
days ago the prisoners presented Ely With :
wooden sword, for which he made IN eloquent
speech of thanks. He looks fat and clean, BE-.
hsves himself, and curses Lincoln semi-hourly.
He Is well treated by Gen. Winder, and is. in
fact. rather 2 favoTite with his c~ustedians.
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GOLD! GOLD

WE wish 70 buy. surinz fh, pra-eDt ucst. TEy
w THOUSAND DOLLARS OF Guild, ior ahteh
we Will pay a liberal per eent
Boiling. RIGGS 6 Co.
UntoR stra~I
oe1EIw Opposite Appeal Ore
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

TROM the subscriber. in Fort Pickr- in-. q
IT BAY PvNY, with whi-e face and FEET 20
large name aud tail. Twill give a liberal $500
ward 60: his delivery 20 Bse. Or Or anv information p,
that j eau GET him.
oeI5tvs BARNEY BATTICE
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arrived in the city this morning, 90 hall past -
O'Clock, on board the steamer Calhoun. whCh
had in tow the prize Tetlken by orr naval for5-
from the enemy.
From the hasty Information we could get. 20 b.
The Nincennes, and NOS the Preble, as previous,
reported, which was sunk hy 0ur valiant Mans
Sas. The Prehle and ihe Richmond got also Their
share, and the latter is aground, ms very h1t
condition.
Il IS expected there was a great loss Of Ee on
board the Fiu~cennes, as the screaming aad
shneks, while she was sinking. wore WIN to
hear: but, 0n account Of the daTkness. il was
impossible 10 the Witnesses OF that terrible, grand
drama to make any estimate II The damage done
bv theia-Neu OieaRS PIcaguRC.
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- us ramoTcd me G e-ssoi strongly built
srd sast saiin- f-acschsnnvessrls are n BE- ftfcd
ont f-oa, liverpool % ruu fbe hiocksin q their
aga -,.k. expecting handsome profit, even If
rhez lose s vessel sB5 ssrse now and tl'en.
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STRAYPD,

IRON he subscriber. one chesuut aou-i -
L HORSE with cotton batter 90, ard scar GA
on the bt. side ef tho heaL cl1sed av fhe4LZA-
halter. u lafs at Phillips a Morgan ssahle. on IT,
street. a liberal reward VIII DC pa q.
Ccfl3s / CHRIST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

Coon TOR TT SOLDIERs.-Slr. Oliver, the
ovner Of blind Tom. the negro pianist, is now in
Nashville, Tenn, and viii there commence a con-
cert tour through the South. in behalf Of the sol
dier4 Of tbe Confederate army.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

MARYLAND TOBACCO CRoP.-The Marlboro
Gazette states that the tobacco crop in that coun-
ty was considerably lessened by the continued
prevalence Of rain in August and much of it
has been seriously damsged since taken to the
house hy unfavorable weather for curing. The
crop viii be below the average in quantity and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ The municipal election in Baltimore WAS
quietly conducted. The rebels made DO opposi-
ton. The whole Union ticket WAS elected. so
says a northern dispatch. or course such was
the case. under the rule Of the Provost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ Within three months over 10000 borses-
costing on an average $l2O each, have been for
wsrdedto Washington; about One-fourth Of these
are for cavalry use, the same number for artil-
Ierv, and the remainder for draft.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ Anexchang suggests that Plantefs should
hose no opportunity TO make meat. When cattle
can b. taken up and stall-fed, they will make
excellent beeC. and corned beef win make q good
substitute for picked pork. The quantity OF
pork can also BE- greatly increased if pains is
taken 10 feed tine hogs well.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

Re IThe New Hampshire Gazrte, the oldest
paper in the United States, expired q few days
ago az the age Of one hundreda and five years. 1t
was long a leading and influential pepper in the
Granite State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

- The Tuskegee Republican has been sus-
pended. The editor says IT viii Temainsuspand-
81 nniil sitter ne war, or unllitcan be published
without a dead loss Of more money than he has
NJ. gof n Ioze.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ At the urgent solicitation Of his fricuds,
Hon. Gro. ". JOKES has consented TO become
q candidate for the Confcdega.e Congress from
bis district. he viii make q useful and invdlua-
he ,ub,lir servant
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Ernm Richn,onL.

RICUIoND, October lily news from 10,
North, we learn thai at the approaching city clec
ton in Baltimor, the oath of allegiance TO Lin
coin is to be presented 20 every voter, and thos,
who refuse it will be DISTINGUISHED aud marked
Mcclellan has ordered all communication
either by telegraph OF railroad, between Wash
iuet0D and Baltimore to be stopped for the mex
thirty days. There are various cOniecmres as Il
the reason of this step, but it is generally believ
ed to have been taken % prevent the possible
tY Of news Of contemplated operations reaching
the South.
The voluntary contributions Of clothing and
other supplies for the army continue to pour in.
Among he contr. buttons acknowledge to-day,
was one from George Kellogg of $4,000 worth
Of clothing, etc, for the Georgia regiments.
Kellogg was charged with the duty Of bringing
en- the contributions of several counties, and
kept with his trust until he reached Richmond
Several hundred ear loads of voluntary con
tributions for the army from the several States
are known TO he lying useless at the stations
along the railroads leading - Richmond "Ieai
efforts " are being made to bring them on. ne
causes assigned for their not being ioI"aIIeu
are various-thc insulicicnoy oI Taiifoaa Iviins
stock and the washing AVA OF bridges Os'Ns
the principal ones, r,;,a1 st.tos
Csnt. j. +. Gilmore, late OF The CuiIeg states
ToDoGranbic,l Engineer corps, ami on uGt! 10
r. af;g5-nm has been appointed mayor ~ The
- ~, Cs,iaute army, and has been assigned
t. ,,-tb m. division Of Gen. 4 sydney
- ZCbarestaa HcrrWg. Oct0bcr -.
Jpuu7t'H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

THE FRsr FR0sT-Tbe WinnsbOrO q. c.
REGISTER says The FIRST frost Of the season, we
are TOLD, made its appearance last Saturday
night, the effect being seen in the erisPed leaves
of hnau vines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

GENERoUs.-We learn from the Bolivar
(AIiss.) Times, Of the 9Th, that Mr.. /. NJ. Tar
rev, wife Of Major T4rrey, Of that county, has
recently purchased and shipped between one
snd two hundred pairs of blankets to the Con
Tolerate troops in Missouri.
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APPIEsr
or STOIEy.

ONE d tndred barrels Of APPLE iu.t received ana
for sale law. billing RIGGS s. CD.
Uuiou street.
~ laf 0rncE7fa annaaf as-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

II The editors ofthe Richmond papers have
conferred together, and put an electoral ticket in
the Geld for Virginia. This il the first State that
has acted so far in the matter. When will our
Nashville contemporaries commence to agitate il
In Tennessee 2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

ONO AND Iowa ELECTToN.-Dspatches
from Chicago 70 Louisville say that returns from
the Iowa election come in slowly. Those re-
ceived indicate the election OF KirluvoOd, Repub-
lican, for Governor. Twenty counties in Ohio
we're heard from in Cleveland. Todd, the Union
candidate, had received = majority in those OF
10 DqU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

u The Norfolk Dag ROOD says hat the Ne
groes who havs been captured st Old Point, IL
Iearns, Gretreaied very badly. Ihey are worked
hard, fed badly, and whipped severely for
Ofenses. They are getting tired Of tlleir YAM
kee friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

RThe bark Texan Star, lately seized at Bos-
ton, was seized lately, charged with running the
blockade. both ways, taking powder TO Calves
ton and cntton to LiverpooL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

tY II is stated that while Gen. Fremont s re-
caiving only the salary Of ~wajor-geueral
(S6.OO0 per annum), he is paying N egent $24,-
900 to attend tn his private affairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

THE ARMY WoRyL-The Mobile Rrgistcr, vi
The Path uir, says: On the river the army worm
has completely stripped every leaf from The cot
ton stab In other parts Of the parish they are
not 80 bad, but it is only d question oi time "
.:-b, H., Narr.infs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

Ia A gentleman, who ar1ivel from Kentucky
% yesterday, reports thG! wheu be- Left Hendcr-
son.. 200 Federal troops, principally Indian
ians. were at that place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

u Gen. C. W. Bowman, former superintcn-
dent Of public printing at Washington, end foT
q time eiitor OF the Washington Constitution, IS
reported to have subscribed $4,000 to the Yam
lee loan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ Tho liqnor dealers, distillers and brewers
Of New York held . convention at Syracuse the
other day. Probably more was done about tap
pings than rappings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ Thos. II. Hrrndon, Esq, Of Greene, and
Col Jack i. Cool5e. Of Perry, are candidates for
Conrrsss In the Fifth district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

TRrACIGrRY Rev ARDED-We sc it sisted
thai Judge Catren has received { reward for his
treachory to Tennessee, Lincoln having conferred
upon him the appointment Of United STATE Com
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ Gov. Moore, Of Alabama, has issued his
proclamation calIingan extra session o. ihs Leg.
i-l,iars. 10 meet on the 27th last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

NOT SURPRIsED-The Mobile Tribune says
il has good authority for stating that Billy VIII
sons Zouaves were not surprised. An assault
of the End had been expected for weeks and
bis command was under orders 80 he on the
alert al the time. The enemy was whipped not
By surprise, buJ by absolute valor on the part o.
our soldiers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

h. Prince Napoleon, 90 HE return to France,
sailed in hs yacht trog Boston ~ waJ o. 81
Johns. where be vas 20 remain : day or TWO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

DY LADY, who desires a plsava1t loeafiou s..
ID same private family ~ a SEAM5TREss woe.
u0r 20 much an ohisrt 81 o haue. Address
T. y.
0el3 lW+ Memphis Post Ones.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

IL An association of frst-class musicians has
been formed in Charleston, South Carolina, hav-
ING for it, object . tour through the Confederate
Stares. The money which they raise by this
means is to he appropriated to the assistance Of
measures for The relief and supply Of our brave
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

- North Carolina has expended lr war Pur-
noses The sum Of 81 44 ,522.96,
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"a The Manassas correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says: "Ilearn that Gene
raj Beauregard has lately received a present
from a young lady in Alezandria-Ono Of those
quaint yet delicate tokens which cOuld have
been conceived nowhere but in awoman's brain.
1t was simply three elegant shirt studs, with the
words "Let-us-out" respectively enamelled
on each. have not heard that the gallant gen
eral vet wears the expressive appeal over his
heart, but / think ii is in his hear, nevertheless.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

~ The Mobile papers say the city i rapidly
filling I'D with troops from the interior.
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~ We learn by the last Texas papers that
a train from the Rio Grande recently brought %
Sau Antonio 500 sacks of coffee. 1t Is thought
that i brisk trade win spring up in that section Of
cpuntry-coHee will be brought in, and cotton
taken out to Mexico. Wonder If this is not 3
Yankee .suickl p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

Gov. WIsE-The latest intelligence GOm this
gentleman is that there was ~ improvement il
his condition
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

SKIRansH-The Knoxville Register hes lnior'
nation that there was q sharp skirmish on the
9Th inst. between Z detachment Of Col. Brazel-
tons cavalry, who were returning from an ez-
peiidon 10 Williamsburg, Kentucky and q
party of LincolniJes. The skimish occurred
near Boston, the enemy being IN am
buscsde on the side Of the mountain, on one side
Of the road. and across the river on the other
side, when they opened Gre on our cavalry.
Fonr Of tae Lincolnibes we're killed, and one
t.ken prisoner. Col. Brazelton himself was at
The head Of the detachment. The LincOlnites
were completely routed but owing to the
thickness of the laurel bushes on the mountain,
il was impossible TO pursue them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15

EFA Sun Antonio correspondent writes to
the Galveston Ct5aian on the a6th Is follows
Coming from San Antonio, l passed about
thirty carts, laden with cotton for Mexico. They
carr six bales each. Nine CENTS in cash, and
f.om nine 70 ten cents in goods and on account
Is being paid for cotton as far east IS San Marcos,
fiy miles east Of San antonio. Thecrop raised
IS light however, and but a few hundred bales
have thus lr gone forward
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WANTED,


WE Wish 70 employ a CLERK for sbippinr and Ger
w oral outdoor and indoor busiDess-uu.t be come
tent, experienced, correct AMI ste dy.
oelA3t TAYLOR & NCTTuN
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fVHERE viii b. no freight roeeirrd a. 10 Depoa 8.
4 ,hs Memphis snd Charleston Eoiiroad Coalrary
TO a October i5shs lsol
j. ~. BRADLEY.
ocIJIt Fr.fqht Aqan-.
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Judge sr she supreme Court.

Tie following is the result Of the election for
Judge of the Supreme Court, as far as we have
received returns: