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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31

The LouisT Ie paptis announce the arrival IN
that city OF a brigade of Pennsylvania troops,
who were transported down tho Ohio on a fleet
Of Sis steamboats,. The De4gacrai Says:
The dues Consists Of la following steamers F.:
j. W.. Mailman. Clara Poe, Argonaut. Noders-
Tor, Sir VIM Wallace. and Silver Wave-eacll
boat carrying about soc men. This brigade IS
composed 81 SOME Of EEe finest looking men we
have seen anywhere laL, large, healthy, able-
bodied ueu, pa excellent health and fine spirits.
The tlIeu regiment. comprising the brigade are
the Ifta, under command Of Capt Hanbnght,
nine Of tte ten companies having beenrec1fited
IN Lancaster county The 7cth. under Colonel
1rEuioaugh. which had been Some Time in camp
a. CltmbeIsDurg, and thT 18th, under Col SIR
well, from kIttanniug. The men are all finely
Uniformed and armed, aud TppOse the Utmost
confidence ia their officers. There IS but one
maa IN the entire brigade Seriously unwelI,
showing that they have bean well provided for.
a splendid brass band belongs 10 the brigade,
anu a nue battery of ain pieces, the members Of
tho artillery company being from Erie county,
the whole Uuloz command Of BngadiaT General
EsrICv,
Ays essu that the officers Of the brigade, with
Gen. Sherman and staff, part00k Of a sumptuous
entertainment set Tor tHem by Capt silas i.
Miller the whOle-souled host OF the Gait house.
Ofthe further movements OF this force, the
s1a.. paper. q the next day, says;
About ten o'clock the three Pennsylvania
rs-4ments. having early IN The morning debarked
l The fleet, took up their line of march for the
depot, passing in review before Gen.
and staff at the Cali House, and NOV
mo out FIRST street t0 Broadway. The column
more lisu q mile in length, four abreast. in
Guiding the infantry aud artillery. The latter
of eight siN-Pound brass guRs and Gals
sons complete, including army forge, etc. and
5he hundred aud twenty horses. The sight
Inspiring, there being two fine brass bands
md one drum band.
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Western Virginia.

From the Richmond Dispatch
Our latest reliable advices from Gen. Flovd's
command, represent that the brigade was en-
camped near Raleigh courthouse. having pro-
eaedsd 50 tr on The march toward Coal river
over almost Impossible road-. The men were
IN good spirits, AID delighted wilh the prospect
of meeting the enemy once more, before the
campaign is interrupted by the SHOWS Of ihe
cCuing winter. The Quartrrmaster Of he
brigade, Capt r. G. Banks, IT,, has accom-
pi,hed the difficult work Of transportation with
success though the obstacles have been MINER
0Hs. ana his iudGmjtabie energy mas called forth
10" praise OF his commander. and brother
officers.
Accounts L0u the Northwest state fhs. SIX
regiments Of the Federal army have zone away
from Cheat Mountain one Of them 10 lint
louisville, one to Beverly, and four 80 parts IN
known. Ii this information IS correct. there is
now but a s1sall force Of sho enemy ON the
mountain. The FeJerais have some works a.
CrOuchs, on the road from EuularsvilIe TO Hut
louisville, which itInsy become necessary II de-
stroy. There is no very recent intelligence re-
latve 10 the operations OK our army in that
quarter, everything Being quiet a. last advicrs.
We Gare heard OF tue capture of TWO southern
men by the lnvaIgrs-Capt. Hood, late com
missary of the ailJ in Western Virginia. and
Dr. lost, who held tie post OF surgeon. These
gentlemen We're taken ~ Tucker county, whih-
Is they had gone iur The purpose of comuun-
eating with ,heir families.
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monuments, are likewise liable to De destroyed,
you arrive at a conclusion far from being honor
able to the army wagiug war upon such rules.
They must plend agreat ignorance etherofvar-
fare or of civilization.
As to the oath, foreigners are coupeHedto take
it. They 10 it mostly through indifference, yet
] wonder it has not already occurred to General
Smith that the British or French governments
might have very serious objections TO have any
o. their subjects sign an oath "to protectthe gov
eminent of the United States against all foreign
or domestic enemies - yet it is done. aud by or
des from Washington. Remarkably c~oustitu-
~tioral. is it not!
Few days ago tIr report game here ibat
Capt. Clay King was in town. Instantly al
outlets were closcL-uo more permits granted.
| Mis-. - has a husband, who is about dying,
tbpe miles from town. She went 60 General
Smith for a permit to take her physician out to
him It could not be done. She proposed to
take with her four physicians, a surgeon of the
army, and a picket guard. No; the order was
positive, and no deviation could be mad from it..
[ MIS-. - llDb tAT LAA tHN NAHNAoatN Nth2t-A VI
not procuring for her husband the required as
/ s~istancc, but could not even 90 back herself 20
administer to him. The restriction lasted tweu-
tv-fJur hours. Of course, Clay King was not in
town. AIot of negroes belonging to two well
known ladies reported that their mistresses in
tended to run them off to Tennessee, aud they
were seized by military authority aud detained.
1t is questionable whether they viii be released
or confscatcd. The ladies themselves were put
under arrest, at their own houses, fr a week,
but were finally released on taking the oath.
/ say nothing Of aTests-,hey are so many
that all become indifferent 70 the matter. A
party of soldiers chose their fun one day in
stoning with brickbats the house Of a widow
lady, now residing in Lexington, because it was
rented to a man. who was absent at the time,
and who was known for his southern sentiments.
The Mynheors engaged in tbis brayew work were,
Of course, reproyel by Gen. Payne. But lan-
age was done, and you DO no, suppose that it
was compensated for.
Wei, this is enough. While Kentucky re-
manned neutral we hoisted up the southern flag.
We met in convention and spoke South freely.
We sent to the Congress at W Washington the only
member elected upon a secession platform.
Having peace at home, We raised companies and
sent them to fight the battles Of the South. We
begged our State for assistance, and we beg the
South for assistance. Louisville called us trait
ors, and the North called us rebels. The South
a.
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Important from ArIzomH--Anoi5Cr Con-
a.nrrH.. AIrE.rr.


The Houston Telegraph copies The annexed
interesting and inglrtlut Intelligence from fbe
,r-.l. r. o-.L I'D.
-'
An express reached mere last night with the m
teihgence OF an engagement betWeena detael-
ment of Contederares, numbering los officers
and men, Under Captain Coopwood, being COM
posed OF portions of Captain CoopWood's spy
company, Captain Walker and L company OF
the ID Texas moEuted rifle regiment, and four
companies OF regulars in the United States
army, near the village Of La Mosa, in the Rio
Grande valley, about sixty miles above this place
Capt. Mink's company OF New MeZican yoluu-
teers, We're stationed at this vilage-beiuE The
Federal advance. On this company being SUI
prsed by Capt. Co0pwood's command, they laid
down then arms and refused 90 fight, declaring
that they had enlisted expressly ana only TO Hgbs
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The LINCOLN Cabinet Divided on Gam.
paigH Movements.

We have arrived al a period In the history oil
the war when the largest demand is made upon
the executive capacity. The army Of the Poto-
mac is mi; at least 80 has reached that poinr
where it is in condition Tor aggressive operations
and the surplus of troops s being directed o.
other points. in the d-cibents0ns Of the Cabt-
net as to the policy to BE- ad0p-ed here, .here isa
division Of opinion. The President, supported
By Secretary Seward, is opposed to a forward
movement. Surrounded by an army, as we are
now, against which no foe can successfully con
tend for the possession Of the cirv. they prefer
and advise that no forward movement be made
here, but that the surplus force now coming into
the field be forwarded 20 Kentucky and Misso.ln
and that in those States a vigorous effort VIII b.
made to crush out rebellion, while the naval
fleets n0w IL course Of organization are br0usi5
10 bear upon the ports and cities along The cnaqt
Of the Southern States. But other members Of
the Cabinet urge also, as u part Of the pro-
gIamme, a vigorous crusade during the aZamn
months against the rebelarIny IN Virginia The
valley" Of Virginia has ever r5linsd its
Union sentiment to a large degree; ir IS now
Increasing; they are Disguised VITA the rebel
amy and sick Of secession. The valley and
Eastern Virginia deserve to De relieved from toe
influence Of the rebels, and il is believed thstthe
rebellion might he ldysu back g. Richmond.
a portion Of the Cabinet are strong for q move
ment to this emil. Netno decision has been ar
rived at-Cor. philadelphia Press. 18th
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KFNTVewY NTrrErvv,

tF1m pc Louisville Press Oc.t.rz-r
B5ht. Sanders, oi T. lebanon. E~.
mic ue city ais mo-aia- raI lg5erI fu En-
chaged win treason.
IurIe are now seventeen luIi 1eeimrui of In
duu1 Ucops flnlautry) I'M Ecnfuck~. and -f-
companies OF cavalry and one ofaHdlerv. Yh.v
number Isis men.
The Sandy Valley -iaso,atf s1ys TIE can Of
the Bank of Ashland has been removed TO aee~rs
it against rebel plunderer,.
Alelter from Camp Audy johnson. Conn.
bellsyillet states that Col. Hobsou made a recon-
uoIasd1cr on the 10Th, and with bis command
sEau treeH river, and t~Ioroughlv examined tho
country uerth Of little Eauu. Thru ore Do
Couigdrsit- tTvOps 8tD-fh 9th uscls.
About seven o'clork his morning. company
A., Ohio 1st artillery. can't Csttcr c,uds1L.
my, ieit caIp al Oakland. uII took rsssa1s on
tuc cars TOR soule p0nt down, the road-Fhat
point it Is suflcleut 10 sass, Eel- Sherman anil
1apt Cot5rr know. The company uumbens I5I
aple-bOdlet men, with six s.r-uount brass fell
pieces and caissons, al compAja. ana seventy
two horses.
We learn from the MaysYille Eagle that rslis-
Die information has bc.u received af fbsf mont
that The rebels have advanced from Prastonsburg
win q large force, and are now threatening "A
raid on Mount S0ring and sfgvsvfHe Tnf. brt
WI" FAHAe-H-4 aae morn
ing tom the Mount Sterling Hfis. u IT,
le'ed they have taken possession OF Hazel
Green, which Is only th4ee DAYS march ,o1,
1laysviLie. General Nelson, vita all ths troops
sud home guards he could muster. has con. !,
the camp at Olympiau Springs, Bath county.
and it is presumed tha5 10y this time there is
force of four thousand weI armed. eager men az
tine SpGuG, awaiting the attack Of Bf-cau-fye
Il Co.
We learn from a citizen Of Knox county. Who
left home last sunday, passing Through Cauo
Dick Robinson on hiswdy, that @ muuutainee1.
whose name he did not remember, had o-ryanizal
seven hundred sh8rp-sh0oJels, and had obtained
permission from Col Gasrsrit0 5gEt ON his own
hook. that he had crossed the RcckcastIe AMI in
tended TO ambush his men along The route ZoGl-
Golfer would BE- compelled 20 pursue, and hmrass
him. Further, thai Saturday evening a body Gf
1900 East TeunesseeanS passed thuough Crab
Orchard, on the river, an well AIMED. anxious
and determined to reach Col Garrard in time
for the fight.
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RFrmwaNn 49,.

a dispatch has beer received In this civ.
which is no; official, but it Is understood TO have
eHanated from an officer Of toe amy ON TIE To-
tomac, to the effect that Banks entire column
on the upper Potomac had fallen back 10 Wash
iugton. The War Department, SO far as we
have been able 70 ascertain. has, as yet, Ig Of
fetal confirmation Of tine report.
SkUCY-The batch of abolition prisoners
brought to this city are said TO be omeuable 90
the charge of being unusually impujent. They
will. ere getting ogt. come I'd the fun appraci D.
tiOn Of the truth OF the old saying, easy is
better than hard fyue OF thea is willing TO
pay the price of violation Of the prison raies.
o]fc0urse nobody VIII object.
Pine ENGNEs-TLcru are nov baingfuishcd
at the foundry Of Gcss-s. Talbot 6 Brother,
Cary street, two splendid saveutv-tve horse
power engines for tle Confederate government,
for Use in driving the machinery OF the Fayet.a-
vile (N.C) armory. The latter IS said ,3 be
very complete, and in fms o-ier. Nothing bus
uaed guns VIII De mad thers. Independent Of
the machinery placed IN the works hy the late
United States government, the CoHleIeracJ has
added a valuable lot.
From the-nt1atcai
The city was in isFersd oyc5euelt yes.or-
day III consequence Of uluore1 movements Of
.Na 1Ae4-J HA- hfNl4 -L.a- EaEbrA AHHn HE-'-a
night, when 1t Was ascerl-iued that I'll. The TO-
ports lacked continuation no 0i8eiai iH,el--
gence has been received Of important events in
any of the camps.
From tine NIisl
TIE sEQUESTEtriyN Acr-Ws understand
that ,ha urgumca-, iu TIE Ceufeiars-e eoaa
this city on tie cJigttg-0Hlig OF lHe >-Gues-
tratioa bin, viii take place IN Judge Halybur-
tons court on next TUESDAY week, the first day
Of the regular term.
We seq from teleerams from Charleston that
fine objections there raised to the law, have been
oyeTmled by the court. We understand, how
ever, thar Hr Gi.mer proposes TO present, and
las presented, another question which directly
raises the issue as 10 whether the Provisional
Congress had the constitutional g0i5er TO pass
the bill at all.
This is q very grave aud delicate question,
and merits the most deliberate consideration,
which il viii doubtless receive from the able,
learned aud pure iuist who presi5es IN tine
court.
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FEELING IN KENTUCKY-The Cincinnati
Enquirer states, on the authority Of gentleman
who resides near Florence, Kentucky, that the
southern symPathizers in that vicinity, who
have been quiet lor several weeks, are again
becoming uneasy, and now and then one visits
Cincinnati, arms himself, and starts 70 the
southern Coniederacy- The EHqaircr's inioT.
naut SAYS that unless the government strike.
d telling blow somewhere in a short time, the
ae5els Of Kentucky will be as troublesome as
they were six Or eight weeks ago.
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MILITARY ELECTIOH-An election was held,
90 Friday and Saturday last, in Col. Knox
Walk-rs regiment at Columbus, Major W. b.
Ross was elected Northumberland and Capt.
Thos Stokes, major. our informant says both
are fine officers, and the Second regiment may
vel be proud Of them.
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FEDERAL INTRIGUEs.-The New York Herald
charges that the friends of Gen. scott are de-
! srous that Gen Mcclellan shall not achieve
such aurels, preferring that Gen. Scott shall do
the work ia d more expensive and dilatory man
uer along the coast, leaving Gen Mcclellan in
Washington ia commuDd Of a department with
D large ARMY, and. literally doing nothing,
6glring 10 battles and " inning 10 victories.
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PREPARATIONS on TIFF COAsT.-A CORES
pondent Of the Richmond Dispatch, writing from
Smithville, North Carolina, says that every
thing remains quiet in that vicinity, though
three Federal steamers have been lately lowering
about New Inlet, and an attack may be made at
any moment. S~mithvile is situated near the
mouth Of Cape Fear river, and is well known as
the locality Of FoH johnson, while Fort Cas-
wei is situated in convenient proximity. The
facts communicated relative to the preparations
along the coast TO repel the invader, are of a
nighly encouraging character, yet too minute
Tor publication.
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FALLING SHoRT.-The New Orleans Bee does
not think The great Mcclellan has come up to
bis own promises, and those Of his worshipers.
lie has taken quite as long a time as old Scott,
and s yes IN has intrenchmeats, having suffered
a most disastrous repulse in his first attempt to
advance. Scott's army did get twenty-eight
miles from Washington before It Iwas arrested
and beaten. Mcclellan, who so vauntingly
promised 70 have Nd more retreats or defeats, is
whipped on the banks OF the Potomac, and his
ayinciblos driven into herirer This is a bad
ginning FOR the new Napoleon. II he don't
r,3cam himself, he must 60 by the board, and
taa Yankees win be on the hunt for a new chief
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Abolition BRrrA1IY. The Columbu

ABOLITION BRUTALITY. = The Columbus
Ners has information from what are deemed re
liable sources, that on the day troops were sent
from Paducah to Niayfeld, Gen. SMITH refused
permission to any to leave Paducah. Little
children, whose parents were in the country
ladies' who went to the city to purchase medi
cine for their sick fiends-messengers for ply
sicians IN cases Of emergency, as well as the
physicians, were not permitted to depart. Gen
SMITH, when suppicated by children, wives.
etc. who were anxious to return to their sich
parents or families, swoTe by God, that i
jesus Christie or God Almighty were in town, they
should not leave! The Neus asserts that thi,
statement is reliable, incredible as it may seem
and adds that the blasphemous wretch should
be gibbeted.'
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RAmRQAD A~ccIDENE-As the up train. Of he
Mobile and ONO railroad was entering Colum-
lGs on sunday morning, iae cars mes with Am.
obstruction just Us thg Cvere passing over The
tresLe between thc ulnif and depot, by which.
one car Nas tAruWn hom The track aud tumbIsd
over into tie ravine below. This car was TUNED.
completely oyer, Another car was o,urset ,but
struck upon tie bank. Fortunately, no lives
wee lost, bu. severai were seriously iniared.
amo8g ~ssc@ we have learned the names Of Col
Wright 4r Hubbard, q ueEChaut Of this town,
and a Nj. WeaYsr, 3 soldier returning from
Bowling GIeen-C0lam5Us Aslcs, 2aa.
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Cor I'm Jackson SCstrEp-We are BIZ
formed that fbis ua:t4 end renegade 10 his
State and section, who was bought BY Lincoln
1old and 8 Lincoln appointment, made a marrow
escape from death 8 teT dsys since A Fe Fard
the story. be bad very r'delg n o0srseiy
t-s.ts5 one OF hfs men wbiLo on GdI, who III
ea5sa5 st the trestraent, lcveled lis gun az
Jackson az3 gulled uiceaT TIE 1.inniA ball
orszsd Ids forehead, ts.uirg his len out aud
pretty XtI scalping Kim, but not seriopely 5a-
iQnng Aim. HswU c0e come cI 20 eaElT
when oQr boys getattsr hia-L0EisctUo Courier.
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Coon NEWS, IF TRUE.-The Columbus Ner.
has information from a private source, which il
is inclined to believe, to the effect that Governor
Magofin had escaped from the city Of Frank
Tort, aud was on his way to Russelville, Ky.
where the Kentucky Legislature would be con
vened 10y proclamation. Should this be the
case, tie members can meet without the presence
Of Federal bayonets 70 influence their action
Busselyile is IN the possession of the Coincide
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STRAYER.

A'RON nv lot IN Chlckh aw CIV IN Hs-
hght Of The ash OcroBur. & VS. $50. g.
one DiacA o. are Two hays. two mousse es.a9. Ell I'd
= ron gray. VIII give a lberal IT, wa o far&aEEh
~ -o'' niHlf q aeiv1rcd 20 In-, a ND.5e Fiour
AoN, Or ~ any information % that / can gt th-m
tNNt 10 RIOS
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WANTED.

H'NOa Que 70 two hundred ACREs or LAND.
~itA some imProysusnis, eRd si.Ha,ed p4thIn tsf
- o. AsmPhls, On either Ct tn rsreads lsadnz o.
'Hs Address p 2 VI EASON.
Wru " Car n Waaau
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LARGE SALFf

HFUHNIFURE Mattresses Stoves. Tr}ss-, srs
= SnanaeHers and Lamp and most II other ming
MlLne sold o. SATURDAY. The 2d day 81 Nsr-nIb4-
at ;1e Arcade, Froat Row 30. g
~ c. ChYCE & SON.
oe3-1l Aueriour r al r. De Brakerr.
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YERITAS
CnIrNRra 0cfobcr q, ~

EDTroRs APPEAL In consequence OF q rail-
road accident to the incoming train yesterday
mornlag when gu the heste work about halt a
mile from the depot, at this place, by which one
car was thrown from the track at a point where
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ZOE SALEt

q AT LEFTWIcH's Table
H0N on Jefferson erect. TEN GOOD -
~ MuLE5 sudseFENC AVALRT
@&AA HORSES. Also. ons a1e b5rse So
ss SaT& rafts stsbiez o-9Vs
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CGlGQr4phU @e1C5.


NASHVILLE, October GA report lom Bow
ling Green to-day says the Felerals had crossed
Green river and occupied Greensburg and Nor
gautown.
H. G.. scoyel was arrested here to-day on
the charge Of encouraging instruction and re-
bcii0u.
The Fs~IOcLadiug Fleet Increased.
NEW ORLEANS. October 3O-Eleven mcu-of-
wm and one trauspor, .camgr are now of tho
mouth Of the Mississippi
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SUNNY NEwsBoY.-The Columbus cores
pendent Of the New Orleans Delta gives the fol-
lowing incident as having occurred on the occa-
sion of the recent visit Of The Fedeys]ists at that
place
As the boat was about to return. one of orr
officers got p late Memphis APPEAL Of a news
boy and handed it TO one Of the Federals, when
the latter, either for display or because BE hsd
no chaugr, threw tde boy a half dollBr. The boy
picked u uP, re1narhtEg that he could afford to
give tic FEDERAL a paper, and that be wanted
none OF his did Yankee money, threw it into
the river with an air u indignation and defiant
satisfaction, amid the hurrahs Of the crowd, and
the smile Of The FedeTals themselves.
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a stulent,i in want Of money, sold his books,
nd wrote home, F-1ier rsoiee, for I new de-
i've my support ron Literature
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FISAyCIAL-The Richmond Examiner says
it is understood thu the Confederate States gov
eument has called upon the banks to take a
ten million loan for temporary purposes. There
has been some difficulty IN getting the treasury
notes ready ia time FOX the immediate needs of
.Ie yo,-s-7,ufant
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POLITE, But BLUw.-A suffering Vermouter
was esked the way 70 Waterbury. With great
politsness he suOye 70 say it was right ahead,
but in vHins the more be Hied the more he
couldn't At last, red in the fass and furious
with unavailable exerti0ns, BE burst forth With,
4" guggusE along dam you, yoRA itgi-get
there aiore ! eau tell yoUl"