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Administrative Notice.

WHEREAS. letters o. administration Cd the estate
w e d ms u. Purcell. Led having bren sraased
to the IN sr,igued SO the &cvemoar term, 4 T.. 81
Of TIE Pfoosis c0urtof Csre0i coarfv. ia t14 State q
Mrs s7ipTi. the I7ih Il fsif uoEt7-tth notcs is
therefore hereby givea requesting al persons hsvire
c.sius rgaiB-t tie estate Of sid doc-s-s1 n azl 5t
tbs a1e AND have t1e r. r-g tersi u 1a manner end
with Il SIZE tine prescribed by law. or Ley vi BE- for
ev=r barred p ruN=E.
G-s. FOX
uorqf-wsw aS-frf4f--t-r-
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EYTRarr.

HEADQBARTFR5 lsr DIVISION Isr CORPs,l
Army WEST TENNESSEE
CAMp TIPPAH FORD November 20 1872.
S7sclal OId-rs 10. 231
ALLCmeers nov on r~ecraiinN service. who o
7 G orders nsat cate previou4to November & th. vi I
repent vi hout Gelsy iu p-9o on a. these Hsafountsrs.
With sach recrails as Reg may have.
By der q Brighten LLOYD ImeHHax
7 LIS. u.
no lot "a tsn a1d "A Greraf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

A DEMONSTRATORS EOTICE-Whsrssz ie-sv
Of s1nl4s-ea On on lie estate Of Joseph sIedze,
&c q were FEted ne unds aligned a. tue Nsvsn.
Z A county state Of Mississippi this zonss ia. here
fore hereby 1lvsa r Que fias al persona having Clans
egLn-t Zoe seata o. lld a-c.asd. D. -Eh=rit b. ssTna
d haFs hen o-i.a-sl l- The mau1-r sod wI-.n ~
l41 srle- o. las, 9ctaeT VIH oa forever barred.
oc-5t@a W1 x G2AV. Adm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29
Administrators Notice

EfIERS IF sdninislrslaa Oh thsts'ats Of Hsnrv
LO Panel d ceaed. lag1Hg been grsnteI 10 ne
bate ecu1 cf Csrsoi couut5, Stst- of aiSsissippi. on
tas tJh Cay o. SAID m0ntA-notc c. IS tAsrefere hereby
6 ven requs.tng al re sors hsvtag cAins sgainst he
lhea registered in the mauz-r ard within ths fIma
prescribed By law, % hey viii be forever barrel
ELIZA H. FURzELl.
n'zJ4s Alursraffr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

A NEGRO SAv8GE.- Among the Indians
taken prisoners in Minnesota Mss q negro,
whom, it is alleged, killed lhirty-three whites
with his own hands. He was born at MENDOZA,
Principally upon his testimony most Of the IN
dams we're convicted BY the betrayal Of his
savage slles be has sndeayored to save himself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

z The London Times, in an editorial in re-
latiou to the New York chamber of commerce
and tie Confederate steamer Alabama, says:
The New York chamber Of commerce had bet
ter send Captain Wilkes after the Alabama. We
cannot undertake to capture this one Confeder-
ate cruiser. We are very sorry the Brilliant wss
burnt, and SO we are that towns on the Missis-
sippi were burnt, and that the murdering and
dishonoring Of men and women took place.
These scenes are said to haTe suggested the
name Of this terrible cruiser"
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THE BLANKET QUESTION AGAIN,

NNcorsalt Il q 9TH the Qlar.eruag1r nsdesm.d
oert f,ffho eAgeu,s betwosu Jletton and Grs-
u-da- 30 rsro G 81 Cap-atu s. yer. 81 CsUt.r ~
u 40 znuGc-c ead ace lccatus oEcsr zaTwiH Usv
erouEuy al b-ll made go BIS Depsrrect
TnoFe Ag-f e s7u b Of Jacksos. ard % the s utAern
h-ito-d, between Y ck>bu 6 and Aliid al. vii -fp5rt
90 q jor Hlls, 90 Jacssou
Iao5 Ga th- GeDhs sd Ohio Railroad viii e Iort "a
tue On. rs1rHas sr az CalEm51s-
no2si~ 2 r.. FREFMAv
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Probale Comrf.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Z
Car1oI comfy Al
EHTHaREA As, LISTERS 81 "a -i1istrstion we're granted
w 90 tte u-dss COED O. the above term af sad
court on ths ettare of ~ aism p. Totuc deess.sd al
psr.ols A4s+aL ca ms sgar 8 the sece5e1t sre rotised
% pres-nt taen Guy protested within tie Tine pre-
Aarbsd b. law, or sAsJ Will b. forever 5srrsd.
AAkE uNg
REFS aw5Es An fr5s5qF
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Administratore Notice

WrHERE S letters If admin st-at7n en- The es-zts
81 If JsAu g, PlrnJt, iced. hsvzE beea sa.-d
TO che uld-rsigu q g th= klveIber u. 562 ~ The
Protae rCus II Ce-Tcl county o the S-se o. AH.- -
apii The 17ta 81 said Eolih-tais notice Is thsrefo4a
and have hem reg st-rst 10 the msn1e- E-d within he
time prescribed D. law, or thsy W d be lorsv-r bere5.
~ s. FOX
po23 1a~G~@ A1ui istrzr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

Y the New Albany Qnd) Ledger states
tat GRANDFATHER Lewis, a negro woman,
le hundred and ten years of age, died in NV
Albany g few dsys ago. She had retsined all
her faculties until the day Of her death.
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Ole HUNDRED IlI REPglTgRS,

Ma u haFe en- hacd ard ready Tn delivery
" 100 Navy Reneaterz.
Colts patent] eud ae m.auf1cru1mz ths1l a. the rass
81 hiry per week Pies foe a suse Pi.o SIS, Or
Then .or com, suics Of rot less than forty SOS
We have also o. hand a few Fery hua STAT sworn,
en4 s0ue extra ans AsuTs
All osdeFs accompanied By fha casa VII b, promotv
ateldse 70. LEE-H d RI4DJN.
Eora s. WORKS.
no&iG C1llmbu. HfsNsippf
fns siess@d g ~ &. 3scsscn Ussleipuiam Mobile
4Te1ius haH. aZ l1ufEonsy aarsrtiser COW %
uontl ana send bHi Ia Lseeh & REdon.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

Ir'oF Confederate Money!
GINTAINING che thoussrd se-ss. ms5s or S.
y situated IA Carroll ccu1ty fcu- ara q BALI mics
from Wiuo-f. four hUnired 81 col fvstilu sn shlu--
auc8 u timber, -ad q large p~CDrri q # god laid 90
clsar. ADO, CurO Fo-i-- and st0cs, SUD su srlp5-
arce Of Pork for tie pisre. Pas rs ion gwen on the
let Of J.uuary mex q great abundance If good we
~. my being = TIE srny, and having bit a small
famiiV. is the only indlc-meu- TO seI. E0r further
ps1icu ars and terms, sgpIy 20
q. p. LAKE. CT
II K MISTER
nr7Q1Cts Gre7aFa. sffs4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-WuERELS let
n ters Of efmil's ration on ths 5=z-e OF the ists
p K Winlnghsu. deceased. h7vas been grated % he
U1dsuis-cd 81 he November -s-m- A. D., lsf3 OF ias
Pr1ba.e court OF Carroll county, iL t1e STATE % hlssis-
s7l, the 18th IF sEa Eccrh-rls u1iCs "a tlsrl fore
1ercsy given rcg1ssur Oh psu1es Lzsing claims
against -1s sst4ts Of said d=e=--ad to sE-l5- To- sans
aG have thea regz=rea In she manner szd within ne
ane prescribed b. law az the WILDE forever barred
~. - PISS Ke8LY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

u The remains of the late Gen. Vilepigue
were solemnly inferred at Camden on Tuesday
last. The obsequies were performed by the
Rev. T F. Davis, jr, in the most impressive
manner, making frequent touching illusions to
the great worth, noble dariDg,snd Christian char
aeter Of the deceased.
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NOTICE.
EXCHAKGE NOTICE 10. 5.



ECTEFEEE 10, 1862
L Confederate CHEERS ar1 men VIC have beeu
z e captured srd p1--.-d to- FrE.1z or ZL-luf. at
any time FIRM t1e l5gu1lzz Of beet CO. the first
Of November, 1852 have been 6uIy exchanged and are
hereby so declared
IT. All o. ufedersis cEc-rs a-d men who haze been
delivered at < MS lending. Cl Jam sriv-r ~ any
time previous 90 the lth OF November ISs, have
been any -ztha-E q al 4e Lc--ty So d-eiGeE-
III. All -tsd--4i= 1rgeE sul l-u VIE Aivs been
Of Eovem5a, Ict2, sra i~nei-di-e -l rae. have been
Gully ezC1snsed and ere h,rtty So dee sr=d.
RJfEI-T 0JLD.
ri 2Cft Accent Of "rcherr~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

From the Murfreesboro' Banner, Nov. 20.l
FROM THE FROM We had reports yester-
day CT heavy skirmishing toward Lsyergne, and
that cur forces were falling back. Gen. S.B
Buckner went 20 the front yesterday. We may
expect much from the counsel be will render our
gallant friends who are leading the advance.
OPEN TO HUSTsYILLE.-0ne by one the
main avenues Of railway aud telagrsphic COM
munication which We enjoyed before the advent
Of Abolition rule are being reopened. The rail
road line connecting this place and Huntsville,
Ala has been reopened, and trains are running
daily.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT-The train
that left Ibis place on Thursday night eneoHn-
tered ObstTuciions near Normandy Station, and
was thrown from the track. The locomotive
was plunged into the woods, aud over one hun
drsd and fhy yards Of rail tore Ep.
The disaster is only serious from the trouble it
za1ords our military aud railroad authorities in
The matter OF transportation. We understand
the railroad hence 70 Chattanooga will be in
fall working order today.
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FOEND.

ON tie bs1k OF the creek, ma the Rsigoa7 Depot
~ VALt5E, marked A. S rect ecu-si-ing some
laiyB apparel The owzfr csp have the sans BY
proving property and plgiug charges
uggl 9t~ Or W PHI LIPS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

One of the interesting remaips of cid London
Crosby Hall, in Bish0psgate-has recently
been converted into a wine merchants store.
The old India House, in Leadenhall street, which
had historical and literary interest, has almost
disappeared. The rooms wherein an empire
was built mp and the affairs Of q score of king
doms carried on, have been demolished. The
sculpiured pedimeRt at ole time considered. a
fine work of art, and worthy of mention in his
tories Of London, was, after great difficulty III
finding a purchaser, sold for SO.
a correspondent Cf the London Times states
that the word " s~ke6addle" is not a Yankee in
vention. It is commonly used, he says, ia DUN
hieshirs. "To skedaddl5 means to split, in
small quantities, any liquids. The same word
applies to Goals, potatoes snd apples, aud other
Substances fslling from 3 cart in travelling from
one place to another But skedaddle does not
spnly to bodies Of men scattered"
The increase Of crime in Great Britain, so
1f,cn poken Of, seems to be real. Ia 1861, com
ujtsl< fr burglary increased forty-one per
cenl 9 robbery with violence, eighteen per
cent. Tue tat rumbsr of convictions for IN
dietsble tffensts 81 ersased by fifteen per cent
q fact as grave 81 ths cotton famine, aud d1e
almost entirely to the hreek-down of the En-
giish system Of ticketori-sve, which turns the
anreformed rufiau loose, wita-no hope but sue
cessful crime. 10 Ireland, the Increase ia con-
victions vas only ten per cent though the
period was once marked by a revival Of agra
rian crime.
The Midnight Meeting p movement has been
revived in London. A e5mmiltee, after holding
~twenty-six meetings since the commencement
OF their efforts, have arranged TO held eight
meetings in various parts of London during
eight successive weeks The nrst Of these
gatherings took place three weeks ago at the
Lecture Hall, Bignigge Wells Road, Kings
Cross, which was attended by one hundred and
twenty fallen women. After tea they were ad-
dressed by several persons.
Victor Hugo, encouraged by tina wonderful
success of his lass novel. is said to be working
harder than ever. He has a romance on the
stocks entitled "93," snd it is said that if any
impedImeHt is thI0Wn ia the way of the circuls=
ton in France of tho cheap edition Of the
" Miserables, he has ready, ia teTTorsm, the
second volume of the q Chsiiments, ? and the
" History Of the I'd December which were be-
gun ten years sg1.
The colony Of New South Wales has con-
tibnted $65, 900 for the relief Of The suffering
operatives in the cotton districts Of England.
The repairs Of Salisbury Cathedral in EGG
land have been commenced. They are chiefly
external snd principally Jn The tower, and are
not lAtended to include any at,empt to reset
the spie Itself at the perpendieulsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

~ The new statue Of Franklin, mads by
Powers In Rome, has just arrived at Washing
fsr, and IS opened in the house Of representa-
4ivss. It cost so 600, is eight and a-haif feet
high. and IS one Of the finest FoFks Of art egel
made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29
VIRGINIA oOHREsPoNDENoE.

Qgietuds-HeagB Cannonading. ats Cause-Rs.
moral Of 81 CLalaa-Ihe Conflict BeisoseR the
Democrats and the Radscais-Nsrs from Ma
Tglqnd-Stesssi0n Horasn-Treatmsa Of our
WOnnded-Yqnkss Deeepfion-Greqt Prfpara-
lions at SharpsbHzg-Northsrn Political Pro
gra7asae-hca Of RecOnstrustion-0u Hopes
-C0nfederQte Fleet IN Foreign WGters-L0Td
Lyons, etc ,-AdUaHtages Of Artiitery Drill
for Egfantry-Gensral Jackson Agaia-Yan
kee DeseTterS-MaHguDeriag in he Valley
The Heather.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

"a James Harris writes us from the head
quarters Of the Sd Georgia regiment that there
are about twenty-five men in the command who
wish to enlist in the Confederate States navy.
All are represented to be young, healty, robust,
bold and daring men. Here is q chance for &
naval recruiting officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

r. On the 2lstinst, the bankers Of Louis
Vie were selling the notes Of The old banks OF
Tsnaessse.a al from on 70 " Ter cent premium
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

EA meeting Of the citizens Of Panola
county is to be held ct :ho court house. on the
first Mondsy in December next, to petition the
governor to convene the Legislature, for the pU-
pose Of relieving the people from The payment
Of epseie in that portion Of the taxes for which
papet money cannot under the present law, be
1871
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List Of Deserters from the Twelfth
LnniSiana Regimenf.

JOHN DARLINGTON priss corpsry AsFEFd
eighteen ye r. f. 10 f ct ten ice-os Ugh fair eOmyiN
ion, gray eyes. sandy hair and resides 81 SpungVils,
DssotJ parish, L~ousizns.
p. HBBOR& pd7ats e0mraay Z, Sgd taLt three
> srs, blue eYe-, suhlrr bag light comoie2nn enoat
hFe f-et four inches Agh and res d4s at balTop La
WI BOWMAN rrivste, comlan7 K sgsd twenty
I've yea1s blue eyes 3 sht hair hght e2npie2on 30 'ot
sz lest high, and resides az Amat- Ciy 1Ast le Aa.
pafsa Ia
4 DELAU7F. p~rv@e, company K eyed t7IT
sx Yeas h.u5 eyes, sauiy hair ned c"mqleSlon Nss
fest six o. seven inches higa, s7d resdssia Catalonia
parish La.
r EOUNDTREL prElse eonprnr X. sged twenty
oas vsar, hleeE 81 IS black hair safS c1Ipi Nica ave-
EEL tx inches hjsh ardIsides tag so1 p -rs1- La-
%. PERKINS prvats, o9ups1y K aged tween y-7n9
yes hsos eyes 5ia,k bar. dark crap on sc
ies. eight iaohes high, sud resides in Whaa IA 81 Ia
c. WO .FF priysis. elmpsaY p assd twenty
eight years black e es. biuk bar dark co1piaNion,
ase feet ains iucles d Sd and rsaisss q Claeo-le Per
ISL LIZ
JOHN II TERRXs private company L. aged t"er
tr-scgcu years, 6se '-- 6 eight ana g hsf i1cats high,
blls ~ : sangy rcd hair llhtc mPlexi57, sid resides
IN Ga D8rsa pafish La
by command q JAMES A BOYD,
Lt9atsaant. Gooaei NINA diag - taasasa
JAS. W SAhDIFObD
"a 27-w Aajataak
VI ksbsTg va g cegy o-o ws ,kendssad hRt e Ef 70
II adq i~rlea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

n The meeting o. the Kentueky Stale Agri-
cultural Society win be hsld at Frankfort 90 the
10th p~Tcximo, when officers for the ensuing year
viii b elected. The tins for holding the State
Tobacco Exhibition FOR 1863 viii also be deter
milel upen st iAe foIlheominr meelinr.
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CULFEPER G. II, Va Nov. 18th, 1862.

EDITORS APPEAL: Since my last communi.
cation was made, We have been comparatively
quiet.
The heavy ~cannonsdiug which | spoke Of IS
having occurred on the 9th and 18th, was oces-
stoned by 8 large caYalry and artillery r~econnois-
sance by the enemy, who cana upon General
Stuart near the Rappahannoek. General S de-
ployed bis forces as infantry, and signally re-
pulsed the enemy in two assaults. Though the
Yankees evidently published it as a successful
reconnaissance, the nature Of the success lies in
the safety Of their retreat.
The aeposing of Mcclellan, ostensibly be-
cause he would nos make s more vigorous ad-
vance, has created but little surprise in our
minds, when we view the naiuIe Of the political
surroundings that environ Ysnkee1on. It is,
however sn &C. which we are glad IT, for two.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

q cspt Sam Bard, formerly connected
with the press Of Louisiana and Memphis, has
been appointed and received his commission as
qu-srtcrmasier in the confederats service, and
assigned to duty in the western district of Lou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

~ The MississiRpiaa learns from a lady d.
rccsy through from St. Louis, having left that
city lsstsweek, that Gen. Edwin Price was under
arrest, on civil process, from the United States
Court, fer treason. His friends, however, had
no serious apprehension for the result Of the
proceeding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

The DAFT II RACTSE-Tbe Milwaukee
Nelrs is informed ihst Of tie fourteen persons
drsfttd from the fourlh ward OF Racine, Three Of
them were sailors, two were between sixty and
seventy years Of age, and one has been dead
FOR over two years. The NsUs thinks the last
mentioned individual bias decidedly got the start
Of the proTost marshal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

THE SEARCH FOR THE ALABAMA-The
United States steamship, D2cotah, J. P. Nc
KinstTy commander, returned to New York from
her cruise in-seareh Ofthe Alabama. The Daco-
tab sailed on the 9TH instant, and has since
cruised between the east end Of Long Island
and Cape Hattsras, in the track Of treasure
ships. She has spoken a large number of yes
sells, but found no trace of the Alabama. She
returned for a supply of Goa, and viii probably
sail aesin soon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

SALT-The individual who makes salt fer his
bominy in these days is considered fortunate,
and we, Of The s~eaeoss., have reason to eongrat-
ulate ourselves, for we are informed by Prof
Hume, who has tried the experiment, that rice
boiled in salt water (Which is within every per
sons reach in Cbarleston) aud heminy boiled in
half salt and half fresh water, receives the
requisite saline iavor for these Indispensable
articles The cost of salt at the present time
makes it an object for the general trial Of this
experiment Charleston Mercury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We learn nom the Pa
n1la Star that the dwelling house Of Hon. o.
Harrison was burned to the groand, about nine
o'clock last Wednesday night, together with his
kitchen, smoke house, etc. Apart Of the furni-
tuJe was saved, but much furniture, and qusnti-
hes of valuable clothing, nearly al the family
provisions, and between four and FIVE hundred
dollars in money, were destroyed or otherwise
bss. The family hsd retired early, and so much
greater was the confusion, distress and loss.
The FIRE is understood to have originated in ac-
eident or carslessness Of negroes in an out
house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

II We have q card from the ward master
Of the Baptist Institute Hospital, thanking the
Ladies Aid Society Of this place, for the timely
donation Of Twenty Psir Of socks. The good
thai ia being done by the fair hands of our own
as well as other counties, can only be estimated
BY those who witness the many necessities they
are supplying, OF appreciated by the suffering
sOldiery to whose wants they are minis!ering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

A GREAT CONSTITUTIONAL SEATE.-The
petty principally Of Liehtsnstein, which con
aims little more than 5000 inhabitants, has Just
had its new constitution brought into operation
It's Diet has deliberetive voice ia the legisla-
ion Of the budget. The right Of iniatiye and
that Of choosing its Presidents Is granted to it.
The government Of the principally is removed
rom Vienna into he country Itself, and the adj
ninistTeton sill remain distinct from that OF the
7iuce's domains. The members Of the Diet.
With the exception Of a very few who ara cho-
sen by the prince, are elected by the people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

AGREAT CRoP.-Cerrsspondents of the de-
partment Of agriculture, ~eonversant with the
progress Of surghum culture, and qualified to
Judge accurately Ct this seasons product, estim-
sic the aggregate quantity of cane syrup at 49,
10000 gallons, and the area cultivated at 25O,-
900 acres. In 1859, by lie showing of the last
census, the product was less than 100000 gal
Ions. IF this estimate should prove correct, it
is sufficient to supply mere than half Of the
syrup and mOlasses demand Of the United
States
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

a Candle ADMISSION FROM THE NoRTH-
Ata Poliieal meeting last week in New York,
Mr HaSkins, a,ember Of Congress, said:
I viii oppose the soGuiDistrslion for its ex-
tTsvsEsnee, for its corruption, for is Tyranny
aud despotisn, with as much force 80 / 5fd that
Of NJ. Bnchansn Loud cheers Now, fell
low-citzeDs, tbs war has been earned ca for be
tween Que and two yeggs, aud We afs to-day
fUrther of loTn peace, ami from cjuqasnDg ihs
South than We were Oh the 2ist Of Jelly, fsGf,
vixen the first battle OF Bal Run wss f9aghi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

Br Judge Tucker, formerly Of tbs St Louis
Journal, and who has been for q few days cor
necied with the MississPpian, has Withdrawn
his connection with the latter paper. He an
ounce that his late association WIS designed
to be temporary although not Of such short con
t~inuauoo, and that bis intercourse with Dir.
Cooper has been of the most agreeable char
aatsr
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HORSES EVD WTIF9 F0R

UsT rived on " ode Tslus SEE SKI
- Young Horses ard NIurs
Auog 1e1 are several me al51asd Brlo
SADDLE anl lau-E ECrses ~bis1 -s viii se
no--a d tEaI ever lav- 6 o. 4ry s--gs-s
tie Livery stable, Ca-r5lr51- M
JOHN g0Vs
Ir2l-ht GEO. STOVa
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sALE!T
WAgTED, TNNFgTaTFIY.

OR TWENTV Nj NEGRO LADDERS.
lJ Fifteen no. Biscksmi be,
Ftlzsn No. Wag0E-Eakers.
WERNER s. 20.
Dixie works,
rO2q5 cer--r. ~fsz z-
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e The Louisville Journal Of the 22d says
the renegade East Tennessee regiments = 'hs
Fesersl army, have baen ordered to join Gen.
ReseersDz, whose keen eyes sre directed toward
the old hone Tor which their hearts are yearning.
The Sd and Oh are already at Nashville, the
Oh, Col Shelley, is now here on IFS way, the
4th is at Cincinnati and wiz soon be here, and
the LES and % are between GslliPOls and this
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HEiddIe Temneasee.

II Attention is called to an advertisement
headed q Furniture for sale at Auction"
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~ John Happy, ihe celebrated writer and
bon hoMse, is sad TO have made a successful
tour through tho Caradas, with foreign dis
patches for our Commissioners IN Europe.
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GENERAL ORDER No 5.

HEADQUARTERS 18TH LOUISIANA RlGA'T.J
UAaP MAR aBBEymLE. Nis+issp l.
November 2jsh 1854
N accordance with GeEesasfrda No 9 from De-
L ps-tnent H~sacquar e-s. the following named men
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II, OhNIEIl
Capt. Co. A, 25th Miss. Reg't.
CAMP, near Abbeville, Miss, Nov. q, 1862.