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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-11-21
CITY FACTS AN IA e. S.
NOTICE.

On and after this date we will receive
CORN in payment for subscription at the
junction City cash price.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-11-21

p@- We must have some Wood. Who
will bring it?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-30

FROM the Ci.euaa;i Coma. -riaL Eoyrubrr ~
Thc campaigns in Western Virginia. Eastern
Kentucky and Missouri, are recognized a- over,
and we coGEt thiriy-.w0 regiments tia, have
been engaged at Ei;Nater and ol-tle Eauawha
and on Big Sandy, and ia Missu,1i, iha. H.l
presently 5ein Central aud Western Kentucky,
while Et least uFruty other regiments tubm tie
Northwestern SLlte camps, will Dee promptly sen.
across The Ohio This win bring up the army
IN Kentucky to abmit one hundred and twenty
thousand men, which, il we'll handled viii soon
gramme Of operations with the army Of the
Wes+can only be uouirc;urcd, bHt 10 is safe TO
say tina, appearances indicate the passage OF
Cumberland Cap by g cumpotcut torce-he
diving of BucillyT across he Cumberland river,
aud a grand expedition down tho Mississippi.
The gJubcat- and floating batteries being buiit
for river service are nearly r,a3g- and tle dale
Of their completion w.ii uol b. ig from iIt. Of
tlc advance.
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Palson szoraiou Turned To-.

Pafsen Browul0w has turned up again.
and explains his mysterious disappearance. u
the following card, appearing IN Ls Nashville
Ga-sgs Of the 2Slh:
In youf issue Of the 1-fL i~a-.saf. a- .r.
appears, taken ff0m the Memphis .lr-f-r.E
headed '' Matters IN EasI tennessee, and gives
the public this item Of news ' Ha.sou. Blown
low has very Igysteriousiv disappeared from
Knoxville, aud NJ, one knows wia1 has become
Of him As am nv Publishing paper, 6
hope you VIII allow me o very small space tl
explain my mysterious Gisappealaaee bt
home nearly three weeks ago, ou do-ec back.
telling my -EeighDJrs, without distinction of
parties, tina. was going % the Caluce-y Cour
IN BlJuuts and thence 10 SEVER, etc. collecting
accounts due me for advertising I stated then.
rs / state a0w, that I had the Additional object
III view, Of quietiEg the fears CT any family, Uy
keeping out Of the view o. car1iu troops, who
were daily calling ia iron. of my house. l5u--
Lshlug then side-knirgsraIsa ot-set erms. cursiul
ne, sad inviting me oIt-tlUs alarming aui
annoying my wts aud children
As regards he bridge beruing in East Tea
uessee, ] have no KNOWLEDGE of The aa.ios Oh
the outrage. 1 united with b.teea or twenty
other men, weeks ago, in addressing letter Co.
Gen L0ilic0dsri which WIS published iu 1L Che
Tennessee papers p,sdEiur ourselves ir oppose
any and st such ltu-ass deeds, and Jatam-.u
quiet, and not toeHgare -lauy acts 1- re5e 0T.
Z signed that dOcGuIeG. ~ -uo.t 1 a. aes
Kept Hy pledge. ICOadruu the t-i3sa burning
N most unqualified terms ami bad d =r0wIeie.
Of such purpose been communicated To u BIZ
any one, gude~ tHu circumstance -LHrLH la-s
felt myself b0uHd CD reveal iI CO. -lr ca- obi
GERS Of the railroads. W. O.. BsoWyloE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-30
Arrival OF "a LiHcOIn Steamer "a Nash
Vile.

The Nashville Gd-a1c OF Tuesday, the 26li
inst, has the following
In cur Sundays issue, We made mention O.
the mrival OF the Pink Narbl8 at Fort DOuci5OH,
under q flag Of truce. Tie boat arrived al our
wharf On Sunday morning, having in tow the
Ia TEe laden Hilh machinery, and no little eK-
element prevailed when the TACT was made
known that such IA craft had made hc- appear
anee. We have been unable to learn the why's
and wilereioTes connected with this mysterious
visit, but il occurs to Us that somebody IS at
fault ia allowing her 10 come beyond Fort Don
aldsoH,
We know nothing Of The crew belonging to
the craft, save tue pilot, who is represented b
be an enthusiastic Lu.cOinite, and made strong
efforts % raise a company 70 90 Into the Federal
service, and falling in which he has, If we are
not mistaken, siuce Jecn engaged as plot or
one OF those .hieIiug sanb0ats that have lately
been navigating the Cumberland. If tho bal
sHce Of the c.ew are Of the same Tx, they have
Doubtless before this time made aiUiI examine
ton of thH tOTtrtrafj0us. and VIII be able when
they return to give Information OF orr weak
points, and he brs; route to Invade ou city.
EXFB soRDN,RY AREIYAL-Tde steamer
Pink NaFble ar.iyei here Sunday from Louis
vile, under q tag OF truce. having in tow q barge
loaded with machinery for a cotton mill 40 Nc
AinnviIle, ia this STATE. She passed through
the Lincoln blockade under n special PERM.
from Secretary Chase, obtained, as we under
stend, by a Union man formerly d citizen q
Nashville.
The boat was stopped "a; Iogt Doualson, by
Lieut-CaL McGavOck, vixen she arrived there
under Tag 6i trace, aud BOT permitted 10 pro.
coed u9 the nver. 4 permit was subsequently
grunteI by a superior officer, and here We have
8 Lincoln craft, commanded by a Lincoln crew
at cat wharf. This Is a very extraordinary al
r.vai-NashuWe Union, Nor. %.
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THE uAS0E-SETBEEL AFFSIR-A
III zffTaEAG. TEST.

THE uAsOS-SLTUEEL APFAIR-A
PRACTICAL TEST.
Tie New Oncaus DaJo makes a good Suggrs-
ton an reference 10 the complications OF the
3Iason-sidell affair, which possesses the virtue
of both originality aud practicability. The
thought is opportune that it would be better to
wait and see whether the people Of England
feel as acuteIy on the subject as our sympathy
~presupposes they will, and whether their gov
erument will m~anfuIly resent the ~indignity, OF,
substituting honor to prudence, submit to it
with the best grace Of which the occasion ad-
mits.
But should he British government, suggests
the Ddia, pursue an erasiye and cquiYocaiing
course not directly rcsenhns tie h~igh-hmded
procedure OF Com. WILKES, and demanding no
upsration in kipdIor tine wrong done to south
eTn citizens under the shadow Of the British
dag, nor VT acknowledging explicitly the legal
fly OF the act, there Is a simple and cttectual
method by which we may force it to take a more
uaequivocal position and put TO a practical test
is disposition or indisposidoa to admittho legal
iy OF the act in QUESTION.
The method is stated as follows:
II England fails 70 present the oyerhauiiug Of
the Trent, sailing between Two neutral ports,
and tue seizure from under its flag OF Messgs
Mason aud jidell, by a naval officer Of one
beligerent, she can not complain If her ships are
subjected to similar treatment by naval officers
OF the other ~be,igeIenL HeT acquiescence in
Inc trst case wou.d imply lhat, as respects.th this
war, she had abdicated her neutral rights ON the
high seas, aud would justify the CoulrdeTau.
pgiva,oeTs in running down, boarding and
searching her aaif packets and merchantmen
wherever lhcy arc louul under sail, and taking
from thrm al passengers who are subjects %,
tie Lincoln government, aud especially cuhHs-
sadoT~, dispatch bsacers and official messengers.
Having virtually reiiuquishuj tho neutral SOW
ereigHtY Of her ships,she would be UNREASONABLE
o. expect the benefits Of thC REIMBURSEMENT "a
be enjoyed lY the North alone the S~5uthw0ulC
be entitled to share IN these benefits TO tic full
extent OF her power o. seize them. L. the con.
IinErncy contemplated, our pTiystegTs should al
| once receive special instructions t0 craisc abOu.
! the ocean hiEhwsys for Brush ships HHd CaptUT
| an northern passengers deemed worth ca9tuT
ing. disposing Of thcI persons as prisoners O
War, aud Of .hciT portable property. OF any con
ceiya5le wsFlike value TO The enemy, as contra
band. 1t would not be amiss, it not then to,
leave New York for England on one OF tH
British steam packets. lie would in some de
gree, from the prestige Of his name, serve rs a
OFFSET and hostage FOR our captured ministers
Il IS by thus extending the example AT tn.
North in Che san J8cinto-Ir'nt affair into q rulc
mat the South can pat is validity As q part Q
International law 10 "a practical test, and c5mpe
England 10 define her position and render impair
tal justice as between the North and tie South
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a Eiea HAUL fer fho osGodesn'e'.

IIr..a lla gsucuu4-. Gule'tr, Soy. ~
Increased .uuiaciiy ON the pant of tho secs.
sionists might be expected, as a uEtural cousg
i~qu-nce ,f .hg change IN tas utliiasg affairs ia
Missouri. THe IC.,graph Jra'-s oas ID the hr-l
! effects Of t,is ia the c4VtI1e pi an army train ol
hlty wagons aud nyc hurdrct oxen in Cass
/ county, -0u their W5F % SeIJlia. There IS, how
1 ever. one satisfaction in th.s-jt i regular:
KANSAS CITY, N0vemJei ga wagon mas
Ter lust arrived. gives information uf tine capture
hv the rebels, at three o,c!ocs this morning q
mile and a half from PieasaHtIill, Cas- county,
Of Gftv Wagons and Eve bULilsd oxen, 0n their
vay 70 SCdaia. When le wagon-master -
ca6.d. The yokts were b irghurned, and prepaIa-
lions were made 70 burn the .s.tgous. Tue team
steIs aTe al prisoners
-gTha Louisville Dcm,.oal gives the follow
ing particulars Of tha shipment OF the cotton
machinery on lie Pink NaI5le5 which arrived at
Nashville on Sunday last
There is a barge lying e. the foot Of Third
street. into which workmeu are busily engaged
uniting box after box OF nil machinery Tor
%-ninuiug and weaving cotton. There VIII be a
suHicieucy Of machinery o. al two baTges-iu!-
Iv ono hundred tuus-WE.cl Capt. Pink farble
will Tow Town the'Ohio river to the mouth ot
I Inc Cumberland, sud then put up that STREAM
into The siatc Of Tennessee TO the point where
the machinery is 10 be SGT mp. Tbs machinery
consists of some eighty ca.ton looms for tbe
manufacture Of domestic. ! was manufactured
in Patterson, New Jersey, aud has been in this
rfty some three months U acre visiting a permit
To Shin. The permit hos auiyed at lasF and the
machinery, valued at $5o,4HO, viii 90 Onward
about Monday or Tuesday u is for the Nc
Minnvile Manufacturing Company at
NclIinuviIe, Tennessee, on tbs Cumberland
river, about one huudrcd and five Inilcs cast Of
Nashville. Capt. Pink viii have "a good job Of
going
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ANOTnur rEDu8AL OuTHsGn.

AaNS 4 hA Il = p = Z > y 4 w 4 - ~ aa
SUMMARY &CC.aE OF GEY SUsINEls
! Prom tbc Now YORK TH4csI
&eisEc Of Dy. Grin, ColFg8a Eseiam md S,aa
tor BrGRtLg Dan. Sg50Eer-ttcmytoI 3nrcst Of
fiaH. SIMMER bg hc aat50rijsS If PaRa7G-
The Prisoners Transported AcroSS The EtbHHS
Under a Gs0rd If GRited States Troops.
A~srINwALL, November 8, 1861.
When the steamer OizaJa, from San Frau-
cisco to Panama, had got Wen clear from the
wharf, Capt. Pearson first discovered that be
three distinguished persons on board, whose
names were not on the passenger list, VIZ
VIM. NJ Gwin, late Senator Of the United States:
Calhoun Benham, MIR. Euehauan's Attorney
General fT California, Und Sir. 49, Brent. late
State Senator, Of California. Ali three Being
we'll known secesslonists, It was no marvel 10
the captain 10 find them bis claudastiue quests.
II happeuel that Gen. Sumner, with 500 Uni
TED S:a;os troo.s and 1000 riIed uuskets, were
also ON hosrd. the O,iIaaa. bf. Gyiu and his
companions exhibited a little uAeasuess as the
vessel approached 3.cClEas, to receive q salute,
lblt from that time until She was within Two IA rs
from Panama, nothing further occurred to dis
IUTb their equaniInity.
On the moruing OF the 81, Gen Summer po-
Htely informed the trio that they are his prison
uIs- ne having good evidence Jhat they were
plotting against tie peace and safety of the
lulted states Of America. lie al the same time.
siguined TO tbem that they would not be placed
under close arrest till the ship reached anchor
age IN the Bay OF Panamg. But Gen. Sumner
I did not proceed TO do what would have seemed
70 be the next most natural thing-to seize the
papers Of the aforesaid individuals, but sat him-
self quietly down and JIG his cigar. Upon this,
Mr.. Brent and Mr. Benhom went straight 10
their rooms, and threw from their windows large
packages of ptpE. aud documents. which no
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t"'@ tha A9h,-""F Advertiser
The following decision was rendered ol Mon
day hyludge Jones, in the disitc. court, which
we have been permitted 10 copy Tor the benefit
or those who may bc.siu.laiy situated. We
understand the amouu, involved IN this case.
y be considerable altet paving Nj. Sauis1u-
ry's interest
The C1-lele.ate STATES. IS, j. salisbury a. Co.,
e"i-5 2'es.
In tbs case arising under tue seques,sali1n
iuw, i appears from the answer and petition OF
james l. salisbury, tla- q ccpGlEelSbip here
-otore existed between himself and John T..
Henry, IN tie mcTtautle business iU Now York,
uudct the t1a % salisbury & Henry and IN
Alabama. under the INN o. j. J. salisbury a
Co Mr.. salisbury Is % clti2en Of Alabama.
Mr.. lieury Is alleged 10 be d citizen of New
YORK, ami though that fact is nor distinctly adj
nittea, 1 Wal. ini TIE purposes 60. TINS notion
assume hat he Is au sl-n enemy There are
effects OF both irns IN this Stare, and q cJnsida-
ole amouut OF u.hts due them. Alr. salisbury
ao5y L.es his psailpH, praying IN elect toruu or
der OF cau-t, authorizing him 70 60 Ola 10 collect
the deb's dlia these Trims, and 20 wind UQ thyI
business and be moves tor eI order accordingly
There is really no necessity for any such or
! der. When. rs Iu Ibis ease. Il mercantile part
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The idcluigId En4H.rcr, Of the 10Th, saws
A gentleman who arrived ia Richmond last
night, from the ueiehborlood OF cen. Fioyd's
camp, furnishes Us with the following i]ufprlna-
lion;
On SATURDAY. evening il WAS reported at Me-
ehanicsburg that Gen tloJd was s,HI retreatiug,
aud great uIeesinvss prevailed large. At Dublin
s~tetou oue hundred miles .r0.l-Ly uchbug, a
pla1 who was conveying home sick son lone
he met a noighbor who was bringing dispatches
from Gen. Floyd. stating that Gen. Floyd was at
Peterstowu, in Monroe county, on Sunday last,
htying retreated to that place with his brigade.
The enemy, however, il was stated, were not
advancing. 10 was also stated that two OF
Gen. Floyd's regiments had lost the chief part
Of their baggage.
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.Administratorg Notiea Of go

HAVING tskeu cut letter. Of Ad.aimsirstou ON
IL no STATE Of Ehza5eta ". raBaer dtcsaseL j
wit, on ruesday, th- ista day o. december Hert bi--
20 tho highest bidder, t0r I've " mqntbs. ore EE4EU
WOMAN Ead child. Aso one GusG aeeI DO yea-a-
Abo.I wilt sell los Of Medical and Rehefoas Books
for cash, ell The property II tie Ia o z vs.. Taurer.
deceased
Bond. With two good sad appr7Fef s~scuriIss VII DO
required. Sale on the prsmLscai on VI a.let rueet s0atl
OF ysn-e street. at II clock 81 M-unhf-. 1ovsm1er
- fs8l AELE v UAKT.
poFugwr Aduussratur.
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ega.
Latest iron, the Atlantic Cons,

Latest from, Ihc AtIaHlic Coast.
SAyANEAH, November 20-Tbe Republican
Of this morning says that John Chaplain, who
was arrested by the Fed,rals at Hilton Head, has
been released. He reports that the enemy have
about 25,O00 men and &c vessels at Fort Walker,
now Fort Wells.
The LincoInites are loud and bitter against the
South C~arolinians, and say there is an expedition
coming GOWN under Butler to take Charleston.
One part oft under Burnside IS to take Ss-
yaunah.
Capt CuthbTt, Of Carolina company, his
been sent North ia irons.
The Fedrrals ss making improvements or
the island. with The view Of permanent occupa.
ton.
The News says the enemy lsnlola regiment
a Tybce yesterday iatorceptiog seven vessels in
side the bag.
AUGysTa, November 27.-The Charleston pa
peTs say a uum5or Of lights passed that harbol
On Monday night, evidently these OF a lest going
South.
Four Federal vessels shg,ed Otter Island on
Monday, landed troops and are now in posses
sion Of St. Helena Sound.
skirm;.b at B-ucainxsan,. $. c.-RsderaE.
is Posscssioa 81 EenmCu'E FOini.
TIE Charleston Courier of this morning
IcS) says a skiuDish took place sc Bucking
ham, south Carot'aa, O sS10fiHy. Inc iet
s'ais @'1e'nP'e' 10 'ala. iis enemy "'I'"'''-
en- on.
vac ma" ".7 s'5""y "O".''' , ,''I
was ftPol'e' Yesterday 'u'' ''5 '"'a''-'
'aD1ao al psl"'" : oi"-' IL tue "''-'' y
a Si'i'a'iSH "a H''i"'Al-
NAsl''il1f' No'''no'i - lrly".'' wa
tii',' l"'s ',s-.'7 "'"i va, ~ d"
u.'pa's'oS ''' yea ''''1''l 'i'ts "'N C'l
fo'ies'' s'a''hg i'z' q securing Party % -
hundred ga'"Ll a''a'he" 'h' Llncolaso' A'i
A"'''oh'lu' ~ ''-''s, ,'-H prey i04-'
'i''h ana A''''s ""''' esH'g' 80 o'''I P"'
iia"iefs'
i1' FORCE ." 'A''-''e%'. -
."' LOWING W." "
Nun I-+ aD--'.'" ~
.'SH..'.,sS ana -. '..5 ~- I'D
'-n -
N' iU".''' i''s'"' amy n'
' "'' d.
ih' Ee@'i'i 7Fl"''
NA9"'N" ''N' -'-'s.'''' -' 'l'
'"i'tl"y S,,s' .'.,s' '-I- w. ."'--
|9
cess '' '.''-'''"' "o''.'' '''o'.e'''
From Richmond.
E~'iIsi'Ab' NpFentyT 1.-Iae IfeS'l.hl
proc '%'lh'iion' announcing tie uldt2u o. Ni.'
SCUM To tie Coh'elr.ae5' "." appear III u
RichE'oa4 papers to-morTo"- g.
Up to nine and a halt O'Clock tonight "
have nothing OF interest nom TIC camps
lTauers ia We.Icra Virginia.
The Lynch1u7g RspubAcan has "a letter moi
d prominent "W2Si u! zen 1'oyo7 Iol'N
Dated Camp Mercer 2lth inst giving a acta'ie
account Of i1@ movement SINCE landing at Co'
ton Hill
Anumle. OF s1.rmtaaes have occurred som
of tlein were g'Nte general ~ t-e'r a.a.aei''
Juli in none Of ,i'm did oar forces sustain nor
tran q slga' loss "hAe l"a enemy suffer-.
greatly.
Only q De-" tents were lost 10 out retreat
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Coucllias the Bn'iam:
- mpoKrANT C1prrRe.

BY a rectu: arrival from 81 Louis we hase in,
formation O. the capture, On the upper Missouri.
by o portion Of 5Ac Missouri State GuaT2 undt
Col. KELIA. CT tue Feigrsl steamer Sluslin,.
Her freight gcgsisted OF tie oatiTc camp equip
ments destined for two Kansas regiments, &c
-etaer wi,h a considerable auuunt Of ciher mil.
sary stor5s. The Missouri STATE Guard is per
----n--n m -unnra,- work.
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THE ENEMY On TIE MAIN LAND An Off
cid dispatch, dated thu 9th, received IN this
city, states that two boat loads Of the enemy
havo landed at Buckingham. about SIX miles
from BldftOn, on May river, and connected with
the Button road This is coming directly on
the m.iu land. Our forces have made a forward
movement 60 meet them. We may therefore ex-
pect stirring news shortly from that quarieT-
Charleston CgHriey. Noe. IS.
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r. WotAke the foa wing from the s. LOU

Our prisoners who were taker OF Belmont nave
not becu exchanged, As il was supposed tbey
woulHb 3, bat have AL bean sent to Memphis uu-
der guard. Fine wounded are doing well, a
large n%lsiority % the wound, being ie-h wounds
and but a .ew Of tle eutire EgiabrF viii die, aud
moi u.or. t1an fity will b. iucapaAtatcj from ac-
i've duty. Since the refusal - release the prs
Uuers, a uunAr Of men from Camp jackson
have arrived lere with Letters aud Documents ~
Gen. GIANT. and hc, like q soldier, has refused Co
pass them into the southern CoBtricrasy, ald
seut them back whero they came from, to get TO
Dixie Isud az best they cau. Generals Polk and
Pillow viii find 20 thclr SorrorF thai it's g poor
rule thu will not worh both ways.
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prIrtsr or BRITlsH MINOR

RELEASE or BRITISH MINORS N TIE
ARsIY-An arrangement Is about 20 be entered
iDto bv which ali ths British minors who have
enlisted in tine Amerigsu army are 70 be returned
10 their respective homes. Aiuuy Of these
Youngsters have volunteered from Canada, and
a. Lord Lyons is not now in the very best Of
humofs, lac has demanded that they shall be re-
tuuel. The Secretary OF War and the Secre-
tsry Of State have graciously cOndescended to
accede to MS regUrst-PhiadeiBhba Press.
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WANTED.

Ga. daDd xpercrceI Is EgE rAHLFG GARDENER.
/ n s.Ug = nan pIti-rr j.. None need aap.y who cal-
I Hot e sc sHfifcIuFy reference
8so. an A No. 4 BUTCHER. ora who 8r7.r s1se
las 5a-insss A sober WeltehsTrt IlIu. rne ~.a D.
10; lsarn d IN arr Of s.ssIHg as -hirk have Ls5uy
I sharz or that ella S Of theaI. u. EIrEEalI.
re1-iW Eavr-f Ean-a
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Losses N BArrLr-At Austell.tz the
French last a men outof every hundred tue
Pns.i,ns Al. he Aushiaus -, or nearly one
half. Al Wag1am The French lost thirteen men
o,f oe oye-v hundred. the Austfiaus t. At
Moscow The Freuch 80; the Russians -, Al
Esntkep he French % the Russians Is. AZ
Waterioo Inc French 80; the allies 81. at Ma
reuta, juno lth. 1850, the French Z. At Sol
ierino tbe French aud Sardiniaus l0i Tire Aus
TRANS g. II is somewha; remarkable IN the last
example. that tie army which was best provided
with riaed arms did less damage than the one
which was equipped in the old style.
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PgoaIpT AcTIoN-4he Nashville Union sovs.
Volunteering is progressing rapidly 10 all The
surrounding counties from whiclI we have heard,
and there il a strong probability shat volunteers
viii AJto tho place Of the militia called out IN
many Of the counties in Middle Tennessee. Ia
one Of the civil districts ia this county, we hear
that every man subject 70 military duty, except
fur, has volunteered.
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MULEs aVANTED

~ Wei brokr, fst ua. (which Crsl,
w viii be pad Ap2y b che Gorelu rD
mrut S7lblra.
Also: Wanted THIRTY TEAEsTERS 70 OIL
60 20 Gen P-ies's army. W. PU-A-
IA. - Ass. Dr -. G-ss e. g e.
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E5uGRtSTs FOR TIE SoUTH-A second
batch Of 100 prisoners Of war, intended to bs
domieilai under tire genial sky OF Alabama,
will leave Richmond this afternoon for Tusca-
loosa. o. which point they were preceded on Fri
Jay la-, ly one hundred and hHy Of their COM
Iaaes. II is expected that they wi. be followed
TO- the same destination on Wednesday next by
another party Of two hundred and fifty, which
viii complete the complement OF five hundred
prisoners who are 60 be chartered In that city.
Arrangements are now progressing at Salisbury,
Nor-u Carolina, for the FuGrteriug there Of ave
hundred Yankees, and as soon as the necessary
buildings are completed, which VIII probably be
before the LIST of December, their intended oc-
cupauts viii be forwarded thither per rail -
Ihest distributions of oHr three regiments OF
, p~isnlors Of war viii leave about seven hundred
and aLy in thus city; unless another battle should
occur meantime, in which event our stock Of
Yankee hostages ue likely to DO largely iu-
creased.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-30
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