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REMOVAL.
NRDWA REl

HE,.0EU. A. 90 have removed s portion Of their
stock a.. gl DWARF o. -te zJoralll lately 0ccu-
5aT av V-a. Pare g. o 3yf ani 800 H-iu stree and
-r.f. also purchased fl- entire stoek of Hardasre,
.rl-rv Iron. etc.. from Me,srs Park * Go age now
r--p-r-E sl U-aisA their t4clSs @ o cIstoHe-s with
1y r.ieu Boz ths.r Hu.. HlCJNB5 d 60.
Wr.r- sod our entire stock Of Uart'vsre. Cutlery.
F-,u. etc. o. Nss.fs Hlt8u5s * c., We take great
1I44sUre Bro zee lItuiug tl-m % our friends and Gus
Inner. both .1 -l. city a7i country. and would solicit
fol them tAF business $50 hnsrir bestowed on lA Cuf
.-4.. ..Hra b.. fu.f 90 aur Oh sra7f whers ai parties
ld.l-tts so as Will p ease Caa and sette tlir acc9Inis
ana notH- hA RAMA ~
--- ...rHa-r. Avalanche cHrv.
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Prom Pa. ST.. Sea. Herald lah
-.. Saturday r,st v1.- w r,rrsr.r ,-
>-l"o-s t''' "'." i'lAs..o Al
I.l-1
-'o-'
wa nav. .e-.l'L N' ~.l.~- "-t.'5i "- iD"l
.,-' p I que pei .l.' .''-.t '-ss %. .-s lt-
S1.s ""~N A' ,t'+ '' -''e .'.'"eA nom %.
hul nom L-'ei 'ul'o.'y gNs mos, encouraging
l'S"l-7 ' --g -.-'H nav. reached us, anu
those who admit their 0wU defeat From their
tacs Of truce, from tine te,aErapnie dispatches 20
taoir own nrg spaPers and from the news cIrcu-
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p|EarOsED EXCHANGE or PRIsoyERs-We
understand tia5 Lieut. Wordeu, who was Ia
ken prisoner about six or seven months age,
while pu dis way North from Fort Pickens, and
who has since been confined iu this city, was
released on parole. ON Thursday morning, Ia con
ggeuee Ola dispatch received by the War De-
nsrtueut, bv Mai u. j Calhoun, A. q. II. O..
S. A., directing him 20 release the Lieutenant and
give him orders 20 Iapor. TO Adiutant COOPER, at
Richmond. Tie was accordingly released, and
started for Richmond on Thursday morning.
The enemy. 3, ir said, have offered % exchange
Lirut Sharpe, who was captured at fort HAT
te-s for Lieut.. WUrlen. Til looks a HtIe IS
though the Washington government was about
o. Tetiaqrisg Hs absurd resolution not 20 TX
change prisoners "iln the rebels-u0Hig0Hc1y
iarr7iyer. If.4-
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NASHVILLE, November2I-A specia, telegram
to the Union and American says the severe gnty
convention, AT Russellyille, Ky, has adjourned
after forming a provisional government Geo
W. johnson was elected governor. Bowling
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4 meeting OF Sg0tCHmea and de=cuIlut-
OF scotchneu, 20 make arrangement. 10 e.Ie5-gf.
IT.. s L~- Anniversary Of ST. Audr,vs I've. o1 -hr
pt5 Ae Ltll on Saturday evening no y-.
N. slassfHler, Monroe street
aen cordially Invited to attend
|-t Z NJ Paw ~r-r-
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ARNY WTELLiGEHCE.
HEADQUARTERS {
rrr --rr-re Ky NnreEU-r 40 rSr1 4


Special Order.
IN. me,sE--s 81 the 18Th Tennessee Regiment VoT-
4 rl--erz absent. whose fur.0rgh has expired. viii
-sng-r bens-lvest shsss HeadquarferS immedistaiy-
Those who are unable 90 perform military duty VIII
t--1sri+ a c-artisrsts 10 that effect. svcm 10 aHd sub
.ri5-d bv their ateudng phssician-
Tbs rsrez Of these who fI ro comply with fh8
s,-rs o-4sr cvounded excepted viii be furnished ne
atppr41v Tor pnblcaioH, and 90 thr Sheriff Of their
connective c0ontlts. who wll arlest and sln3 them uu-
v1grf to these headguauers-
By ordsrof t6HAH
T.-C,ronei Commanding E3Ih Tenn. Reg Noi-
u y MORGAN. Adiutaut non A.
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| 1{noIas Eay. ro,e rlarr.I bv Ha S..-ltsry
| nf Cist. With rT1ofi lid drsf.s III l~fr,,ratic
| character.
Gov. Curtin, of PcnnsyLrauia, Aas addressed
20 me Ses.el4.g %. o.'.. . o.Hn lg I ...2a "a
rsronmsn5inq fbe f5FEfvinr of our sea- coast ..
the expense of the separate States. The Gov
ou0r says hcis glad % learn that .Lele is u0
prospect OF % disturbance Of our relations with
foreign powers, but declares himself unable 90
see why, such being tine ease, the individual
States should be called on TO tortiiy themselye,
iie next says Jlat ne '2o'ts not CONGRESS Would
,o,g IT, =; -. sr.. ,-;tl +Io c-.rr- ~
-" ~, ~ b.. .ar. ut, ~ H.. f.rs
,.L..L. H., ia tG. c,rT,rr- ~, p..r.
IS q" A.. w. :. ~ NJ ;r ,,..,[
,,,r ,-ajrrt.s,s AMI hints F5a-f II wo75rf h. ssf.-
80 .r, Mt LII L. m. $3.50.
w S',i"A- Claims % .-' 1-a''e'..
rRH'Ail'ii'A- ron THE WINTER,
immense quantities OF I'R4e. pre- -riE.HE ny
,-.., r' n ~. go ~ NJ ,r- P,-om1a. 7. wHrEo|
used ia the construction of barracks and stables
a large quantity OF camp stores aud tr.wood is
also coming H' One regiment received -'y
cores.
TIE WRECK or THE FRENCH WAR fEAMlR
France may thank The rebels. who have pu.
out all the Ights along the North CaroIrua coast.
for the loss ofthe war steamer Caiur- which
ran ashore in rle UrrEt. The officers If the
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NOTICE!

LOUISVILLE. KY, November D.. fsGL
VV~F beg 10 advise orr friends aud correspondents %
w The C1udeute States. that our WALTER An
DERsON has removed lis r~esiisIcef reusau=uiy, TO-
Memphis, Tenn. 10 which point they VII please direct
AL communications
AdIresE as follows
ANDERSON DCSYHlE 8 co.
po11 dawn, Memphis. Tenn
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Colonel Commanding tho Expedition

FRusr-IAc alst killing frost of ihc season.
b. ihisvlciuity occurred yesterday morning. IL
was very hrayy. s lyicud who plants a few
miles from town. informs us that potato and
cucumber vines, aud teudervcgotatiou GENERALLY.
were alrctualIy killed. while cabbage plants
ready 90 bo tauspAlutcd, wcrr eousiIcably nip
ped -Saruimh Republican, len.
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4 vessel with articles of prime necessity nom.
lna.lv for the Caro,iu.aus, butrealIy fog the Fed
erals. left Providence, IL. J., on the 2-th u.t .uI
Port Royal. Others viii follow.
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The Manchester .Ya) Eeya5acaA of the
18th says the Chesapeake and Ohio canal has
Been So damaged by the recent reshet as 10 rem
der it entirely worthless for. purposes OF naviga-
ton, nor could it Jerepaifel, were every iacili-
y afforded before spring The editor says he
eanverssl with a gentleman vino walked across
the bed of she canal a; Hancock q few days
previous. II. reports that IT is broken at many
points, and that Inc Yankees had abandoned all.
hope of having it in running order again this
winter. The canal closed, and tie Potomac
5lccksIed, the infdels viii have to rely ezelu-
sivsly upon he Washington and Baltimore rail-
roaIiJ tie fuel and supplies Of all kinds.
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We make he following extracts from tAe Rus
s~ellville Ky ) correspondence of the Nashville
ttgg and .4aerirag, dated .he 18th inst:
The Sovereignty convention, which adjourned
Two weeks since to convene again on the 18th
inst. met here this morning in the college build
inc. Hon. H. C.. Burnett, ey-mCnber OF Con-
gress from the Palucsh district was temporarily
chosen chairman. and Ies5ls. Burnett, OF SpCu-
Ger county, and 4. ;. Bryan secretary, On the
call of counties, nearly two hundred delegates
representing hity-uHe counties, answered TO their
names. The gentlemen chosen az temporary
officers Of the convention, were permanently
elected, and the convention organized.
Col. Geo. ". johnson. of Scott county, i'm q
few remarks. addressed 20 the assembiaCc, urged
Ie necessity of the convention sitting with
closed doors, and Oh Cljoiuiug, at least Tor the
present, am injunction of secrecy upon each
member. After IS short discussion, participated
In by several delegates, 10 was ordered that all
VINO We're NOT members De requested t0wltndgaw,
whereupUu the hall was cleared. Without
taking any action, further tIau the appointment
of a Committee to prepare % series Of resolutions,
tie convention adjourned unit, Hds evening al
u o'clock.
B~rcckiuriJra's brigade, which left Bowling
Green yesterday morning, arrived here tins even
ing, and are uueampad o short distance iroH
town, where they will remain until after the adj
iourumeut of Che convention. Grtteudcn is re-
ported about thuty miles west OF here, with a
force of 5000 men marching on this place for the
purpose OF dispensing the convention. The state
meut-, as To- his locality, number OF command
and intention, are probably all without any
foundation. although 20 avoid any mIsHap, the
sending of q force TO check and repel his advance,
# any was made, was not thought improper.
Gen. BrecHinridge accompanied his brigade
here, and viii probably take a seat in the con-
veutiuu at frs session this evening 60 SO, q de-
velupmaut may be made as to the intentions of
.he Confederate government of tho course 10 De
pursued by # in regard 90 Kentucky. Some Uu-
derstanlug, and that q favorable one, has Uu-
Gou6trdlv been arrived at between the Kentucky
del. ratas sent to Richmond and the government
ass To what aid viii be furnished her in the pres
emf unhappy and a.mo-r isolated condition which
She oueup.r5-
Whatever is lone It is hoped VIII De for the
best, and j.. % question Of Sd much import as
that of the establishment %. another and entirely
arlaIea and separate government ont of the
chaotic mass into which Kentucky has resolved
herself. is determined upon, assurances have or
Should have been obtained tina. its sovereign eZ-
istelea would bee recognized 10y tine Cou.cac-
rates.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WgETTARY

TUE Field and Company officers n the city and
4 county r-eimsuts will aest TITS Friday NGRN-
ING, & l0oriock, o. The store Of vs.. Rov-te- s. co
c1ru-r of Main and Corrt s. rarrs. uu- cite Cou-t
Squarr, Nitl0ut faa, aa important i-s-r-cal4- ore GO o.
delivered.
By order Of Big General J. A. CsR>l
7. W. ROYSTEr,
no12-lt Brig. Major.
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s1A Main Street,
MENlPHIs, TENNEssEE.
Speed, Donoho & Strange.
speed. Doroho 3 Strange.

OPetu5 DOAOnO strange
HAYE RECENTLY RECEIVED
Choice Fancy Dress Silks,
Choice Solid Golfer silks,
"A few all Wool solid Deza!nes.
AoEnesPun Brown Beans,
Georgia Sewing Cotton.
Military Gray OyercOafS,
9csVy COiOTed Camp Blankets,
Ladies' and ChiidTen's Hosiery.
High COlOred scotch Plaids.
900 yards spool Cotton.
300 yards specs Gotten.
Choice Black ClOih CIORks.
A few Heavy Winter shawIs.
Hoop Skirts aad Skirts,
Bright COloFed Plaid Lisssev.
Gents Super Linen Isandker-
chiefs.
A few Choice Bed Blankets,
EHs5TOideFies and Laccs,
Cotton Batting G0T Comforts.
Combs, Brushes. soaps.
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Commissioner TO The Confederate Govern

II. C. Burnett, VIM. Preston and We Simms
have been appointed commissioners to negotiate
the admission Of the State of Kentucky iute Oh.
Southern Coufederscy.
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Domnge - TnrnanIin.-

DEE ordained hg ue E9arI af aIaeor and Aldermen
u u che CRY 0t Memphis.
Thar before aav PRISON shal rv---e the p--I-ge Of
furnishing taTplHius a8isslls ea Jaa FLaI Tor lire. aai
person or persons shall take or license therefor and for
slca license shall pay 90 To proper officer the sum ot
one hundred dollars for such privilege pes annHm.
$40. - ANY person violating te provision If The ir--
sHCtiou OF this ordinance shall be- guilty or mislcueau-
1.. and on conviction sllli br fned iore.sel dsy the same
may De- violated ir 20 -Wl noe less --5u ten dallrs nor
NOR t5au fifty dailars and e -1al De- the dur- Of the
police - -re Chat this ordinance De- enforced
Approved November -. l-i.
Attest. JUuS PARK. Mayor.
Z. =. FrrHtEpS Rarsfa- rr1f POI.
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PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FOE
KENTUCKY.


The intelligence we receive from Kentucky
Is that tue sovereignty convention, assembled al
Russelril,o, has adjourned after forming a pro
yisiouaI government. The Hon. GEORGE W.
Johnson, a strong southern rights man, was
chosen Governor, aud Bowling Green selected
as the temporary capital for the future meeting
of the Legislature.
Tie convention, before adjournment, very
properly appointed Mcssrs, il. c. BrENErT,
WM PBEsrOy and W. T. SnDIs as commits
siouers, TO negotiate for the admission Of Ken
lucky into the Confederate States.
As our army lines advance n]orthward towards
the Ohio river, other counties, freed from the
incubus of Federal oppression, viii rally to she
standard of freedom so boldly raised by this
gallant band of exled patriots, until every
county in the State viii have a voice in the
councils of a reunited Commonwealth, redeem
81. regenera.ed and Disseminated. We hope
ere long to hail the admission Of Kentucky, as
OF Missouri. with unqualified satisfaction, into a
sfsterhood Of free and sovereign States.
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MISREPRESENTATION AcT-Hou- J. d. Haly-
burton, Of the Conse5erate States district court
in Virginia, has, in the case Of tie government
against John II Gimer, delivered a very able
and interesting decision, oveuuIng the demur-
rer fled by the defendant, ana sustaining the
coasttutonaEty of the ze~quas-ation act. The
court also decided tina, the iuaauogatories to
parties PROCEEDED agaiaS. as ushees of alien
enemies, are restricted IL their scope and extent
and that the form Of the i~u-alroga,ores suggested
by the Attomey-Gene-al was not in conformity
with The ac. # the Coufsdelats Congress
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CARGO OF THE STEAMER EINGAL~-Ihe
| Montgomery dd5etisrr, of the Eth, states, on
the authority of a gentleman who went aboard
OF the vessel recently arrived from Europe at
Savannah, some particular, which it may not be
improper now to publish, inasmuch as various
statements concerning her have already been
announced. Tie says that The vessel at Savan-
nah was an i~-on-clad steamer. called the " Fin
gal, which hal been fitted mp By the ConirdeI-
ate government, and was commanded by Capt
Anderson, of Georgia She brought some half
dozen passengers, aud her cargo consisted OF the
following articles: 1900 Enfield rifles, j 600
81 which were Tor the Confelsracy, and 1000 for
Louisiana; 100000 cartridges 40,o0opounds
Or powder 6 24-pounder rided cannon; a guam.
dty Of sabers, and a few pistols a lot of shoes
and blankets.
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~ dr. Edward Brooks Everett, SON Of Hon
Edward Everett, died at the residence Of his
father. iu Boston. ou Monday week, at the early
age of tl.ny-onc yeUrs.
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4 FoRcmsE ApPEAL-The Pamela Star states
,Aaf a letter from Capt Foote, jus. received,
represents that shs members of the " Nipdicators
ara in great need of blankets, socks, wooden
shirts. drawers. and ovarcoats. Capt +. says
they have been much exposed, and half the
time without their tents. Another battle has
been expected by them every day, and their
picket duty has been very arduous Some Of
ae men have lost all their clothing and others
some of their blankets. during their many bur
RED marches at night to meet the enemy. They
wish their friends 90 send them whatever OF
these articles ;hsy possibly can. OTereoats Of
any color OF description of goods are especially
needed. All donations should be sent to the
store of Mr.. Clarke, in Pauoia. before the boxes
aye packed with the new uniforms mtended Tor
the company. which viii be within the next ten
T.r=
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The Austin Hs-ii-sgrlr brings the following
respecting the organization Of the legislature.
SgNhTG-B. H. Guynu, President pro tenn
j.. DE Corioya, Secretary A. II. Casteel, lst
Assistant j. Everett. Enrolling Clerk J. q.
81. Clair. Eu-r0ssiur Clerk; ID. c. HuTleS0n,
Sergeant at Arms; J. w. Murphy, puoI6eopcr.
House. vs.. Buckley. Speaker; w. /.
Chalmers. Chief Clerk; ". NJ. Walton, lst As
sistant. =. 81. Bacon. Enrolling; y. j.. CAM
son, EugrussuEs w. n. ll~arIrmau, Sergeanta at
Arms john Mann, Assistant; j. i. LoyJoy,
Doorleoper.
Gov. Lubbock has appointed Chas. Wes.,
ESQ, of Travis, Secretary o.. State. Ar. West.
IS well known as one of tLe a5l.st lawyers ia
the STATE. Hswil Erfea. credit On the new
administration.
The San Antonio Harald says;
We are informed that Gen. Sibley received on
Thursday evening an express from Col Baylor
informing the general that Col. Candy, with
1900 men is az Fort Craig, threatening 20 come
and destroy El Paso. Baylor was az bona
Anna, determined 90 check Candy Us GI as PCS
s.b.-.
a correspondent OF the Herald, writing from
Austin under date o.. the 6td, says:
The Legislature has transacted but little Jusi
ness, having adjourned this afternoon. % prepare
for tbe Inauguration tomorrow. A resolution
was submitted to Che House L.s morning, ask
ing the use OF the hall for the inauguration cal
leo ball, gotten up by the ladies OF this ci,v-the
proceeds 90 De appropriated toward purchasing
clothing for the soldiers. Two or thr.a some
what aurigUated looking gentlemen, who had evil
danty arrived at taat period 0i life wien Solo
mon declared VINE, women and social pleasures
are al vanity and y@eZltiou Ct spirit got up
ana opposed .he reso.u-ion-whle an equal
number of good looking young members. who
looked l.e very embodiment Of gailaufry and
social enjoyment, advocated itwita aa olgqurncg
betting The occasion. and the resolution passed
almost unanimously.
The Le-.slsgrrs IS composed generally of su-
telig.nt aud sensible men, and when 10 Is ai.ly
st "ork, think it VIII manifest industry. talent
and Judgment The speaker ros.les with much
.,g- and lightly Judge Buckley Is NO ordinary
man.
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SOES OF SrOTH!

~ ORLEANS FACTORY las Eve hundred
a oAhAAs, or upwards, Tor sale. For particulars
HIH OK w.. j. DELANU.
Il+-if A-u.-F t.n---
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MEMPHIS 4 GUARD!
AkMOBY-GATOSO BLOCK
November 81, I-6l.
Snarf-T a.

II, snf present members q this ComDsry viii
- az tler Armory at four o-c.oct p5r--g-
any ihtS Fridev EVENING. on 5-s4re..
- tt.',ns WISHING 70 join ibis G npsnv se -.
np immediately and enroll rhei- ra-g..
Who are willing TO come up aud do their d,-y "- 'H''o
Sy order Of the Captsfn.
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we 20.
s2
-"s..... l
m provence .- mi t3
u.-- and mules -o.6
80. i--7
l1-5
w0. Hrs.s e. 80,
by. SAINT @gIa
-'.A tF361
& rm i5s>3
EfaEF Hart ~
Butter wi cheese oH-f--- s3I9I
u
Er. r.u1H s~-.ss6iS5
.aa -a- laar-" l 'i -HGlts ys.-.---- Esla
@5s9
g .a.- .-f vain,
Hr.age. ma-se. -.rf.u- S1
2fs5
'" 500
.a'.5i.I'"i-
sd3s09
! -r.1r- m families 1It33
P.Ira.7 f, an ANALYSIS tbes,
ut.ras.rr statistics Frsf Us fDI M.
--et of Beaufort divided fr+7 airL- 80 -
| 4-+v-tvo farms: or in o1.4- Tg-7s H. -
district is divided anon e.of. IrrI-.J e-5
t~a.tv-lvo land owners. allowing am avee0a nj
nearly rt,-aa thousand acres o mn-Cvs1 ~
.-tv NEGROES. and a1rv .v E,-.- $50
.,a, taateI farm. all frII Tins ,riT -
am idea OF the vast amar7- rrI.l,r ,.rI
/ br fIa r#--1ae with tHa hoe the srata ana ~
shovel. and then II rms De- nom rbsrs5 -b,.
..tu8 81. .rs d.-rirt is with Stands bas.s dis.
.r-- . .. ..- H..
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LOSE.
800 sABFRs FOp SAFE!

A Sun Of tFQSEY on Main STREE between The
~ Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Dtpot and
Union street The Under VIII D. rewarded bv leaving
Dc at This Depot. n45.Ir-
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EDR sArE

tl ~. fCES RICE. prime quality rs~s
ED Memphis and Cssrlssion R-H-a6i ~ Peg
GEO BUCHANAN
49, " Il -
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70 According 90 "a recent census of Charles
the population of that city is 2j.J6J nhitcsi
Il. G55 slaves, aud 3525 frce coIored persons,
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~ The Charleston Ma-euy mentions that q
singular coinc.Ient OF the battle OF Port Royal
occurred in the fact tina; Capt PercNal Druytou
Of he Uuirs5 States navy, commanded the armed
steamed PocaLontas In tie .aso action At Hilton
Head Capt Drayton is the brother of Brga-
dirr-General Thomas T. Drsyr5n. of the Con-
Tolerate service, who commanded on the Coaled-
crate side in the action referred 20.
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- Under the head OF brutal butcheTy OF
two C-iuciula;.ans, the Eagnirsr says tina. " IN
t~elligauce has been received TO The effect that two
well known citizens oitiat city were cruelty and
Jmta-y murdered by the rebels at the late battle
near Springfield In copying this paragraph,
Prentice, OF the Louisvie Journal, adds: Tie
price Of hogs at indianapolis is $500 per hun
drel gross"
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OFTTcuyL-Tho following is O copy Of % dis
patch from Secretary benjamin 60 Gov. Moore,
of Louisiana, officially announcing the capture Of
Messrs. Mason and Slidcll
E%lCHWOSD. November D., i-Gl -Mcsss.
SiijeI and Mason, aud their secretaries, have
been sent 10 New York They were taken by
force from the English mai steamer Trent The
ladies went ou 90 England.
J.. 7. BEyJaHuN,
Acting Secretary OK War.
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MOVEMENTS or GEORGIA TRoOPs-The
18Th Georgia regiment aud the 81 Georgia bat
talon, which recently vent from Richmond to
North Carolina, have returned TO that city.
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- The Louisiana Legislature will meet at
Baton Rouge ou Monday, the 25ta inst.
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OUR
GENERAL
VARIETY
IS GOOD.
nrg2-f+var Cpprn. DoN0E0 & S-, EN1r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

20 The negro slave who captured twenty
four Lincoln soldiers Ia Virginia the other day,
30 be presented with his freedom by sub
s]criptlou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

OFFIGN--IAe official vote of Al4JGma for
Governor bias just been declared by the Legisla-
ture. The vote s.0od-Sh0rier, $3.50; Watts,
45,Jl5. sbJriers majority, ,333.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

- The Georgia House Of Representative
hsve passed unanimously a bin changing Che
name ol Ca-s county to Barlow, aud the ua'ac
Of Ca-syl.e % BlFtcwyile. The Senate wil
doubtless concur.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

- The Richmond papers all seem to regard
The s.zura of Messrs. Mason and SlideIl by the
Federal authorities a. a casus beHj, likely TO
terminate ina difficulty between England and
the Lincoln government. The Mobile, New Or
leans, Nashville and Augusta press, with one or
two exceptions. look upon It ina similar light
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

RICHMOND, November 20-via New Orleans,
DIST -Congress-is not in session to-day.
Nothing important trauspired in The Virginia
convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
Arrests in East Tennessee.

The Knoxville Register. Of yesterday, say.
David L. Patterson, the judge Of the first judi
eiaI circuit Of East Tennessee, and a son iu-Law
IF Andy johnson, has been arrested on a charge
Of treason. and taken to Knoxville for t.5Hi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

~ We give, in another column, tie piocla-
nation Of Gov. Harris, calling Upourthe militia
Of Middle and West Tennessee. The force in
East Tennessee isalrcady on duty at the Instance
OF rhe military authorities in tina. section OF the
90.