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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

GENERAL BRAGG-Ths Petersburg Express
states suthOritatively that there is no authority
for the report that General Bragg is to be super
seeded by General Joseph E. Johnston, ard
adds " General Bragg has, since his arrival in
Richmond, communicated fully to the President
all the facts and circumstances connected with
his recent movements in Kentucky, and the
President has expressed himself entirely salts
fed with the explanations. General Bragg will
return to Tennessee and resume his command as
before"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

SKRNIsH-The Fredericksburg Ne,es says
that q portion Of the 18Th regiment Virginia
cavalry, commanded BY Colonel J. r Cham
bliss, Jr., were engaged about three miles above
Catle.t's station last Friday evening in . Skin
mish, which resulted IN the moItslly ~Wounding
Of one Yankee captain, the capture of three
Yankee Eeutenants, and eighteen privates. We
unfortunately lost one captain, deter, Of Pc
tsrsbuTg,) one private, (Mitchell) and another,
who is still living, but not expected to survive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

ARKANSAS ITEMS We clip the following
from tie Pine Buff Var Baletia, October 28th
A gentleman from the Post informs US that
while the river vas up, the Yankees came within
three or four miles of our Notifications, sound.
ing the river. They left, however, when they
found the river was falling.
General Hindmsn and staff are now at Fort
Smith. We may lock for a brilliant campaign
this wint5r in the West
Tue steamer Little Rock passed down on last
Friday, with one hundred Yankees on board, to
be exchanged at Helena.
Oar county VIII raise more pork this year than
was ever raised il four of the past We have
more hogs and more tOfeed on than any county
in the Stste-a heavy mast having fallen this
fall. We can easily say, judging other counties
by this, that if We manage this year, Arkansas
can take care Of herself for many years to
come.
We learn that Judge Thos Fletcher is q can
didate Tor Confederate States Senator.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

n Some days since we clipped the following
from the Cincinnati Commercial:
The rebels held q council Of war at Camp Dick
Robinson, previous TO their retreat. The gen
eral disposition wes to remain and fight. Bragg
sloue objected, saying he would not fight Buell.
in Kentucky. BuckneT responded, !" Then /
suppose l must again be exiled from Kentucky
Ghestham, Polk, Hsrdee, Buckner, Smith and
otSers, were unanimously for fighting, Rragp
sssu6aed the responsibility of overriding their
decision, and ordered 6 retreat.
The Mobile Register says that the truth
Is fhe very reverse Of the Commercials state
mani. sad adds: All the generals in council
save one, cogcuned with General Bragg in tn,
opinion that the evacuation Of Kentucky was 81
imperative military necessity. Generals Buck
per and Preston, both Kentuckisns, were de
eidsdly in favor Of tho retTegrade movement
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08
A late letter from Jackson. Tenn. saws

~ A Iate Ietter HCm JACKSON, Tenn, says
An order was issued some time since requiring
al persons having FIRE arms in this department,
to deliver them up to the commsndarts Of the
different posts, and, in obedience thereto, q large
number Of guns have been handed over to the
proper ordnance officer. Not lass than 1906
guns, Of all patterns ever made under the sun
I should think, were received yesterday from
different stations on the railroad, and, as many
Of them were loaded, great care had to be sxer-
eised in handling. (WDy were theNAnOt dis
charged before shipment p As it was, one was
discharged while piling them Up here, and the
contents lodged in the bones and i~nteguments
Of a negroes heel who was a. work in the ear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

Y Referring to the rumoI which has gained
currency that Bishop MeIlvaine, Of the DiOceseo Of
Ohio, was about to return to Europe on some
sort Of government mission, the Cincinnati Com
f~nsrcial says: We are authorized to state that
there is no foundation for such = rumor, and
that Bishop McIlvsine does not contemplate re-
turning to Europe this season either on business
Of church or state.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08
GREAT BARGAINsl

10 sae a. suction, at the r siGence Of DR.. J. R
y Paine, nine piles southeast Of Pamela and ave
m les northe7 asst Of Pepes Station, Pamela county. mis
sissIPpt, Oh FRIDAY, the 18th N0vsuser, 1859. the
FLOWING property viii b SO q for cab:
80 bu heels Wheat 2G0 Eus haIs Com. 200 bushels
Potatoes Irish snd Swset 40 head PORK pogs. so head
St"ck Hog, Mlk, Eeef sid stock CsuIa, 800 o. 100
bure-s Clarified Sugar Mnls- ses titdicinez Li5rary.
Housebad and Kfthea Flu nituTe. Farming Tcol4
Seyths-, cutting Kn f., Con Sheisr, and twenty bales
Cotton, with other articles toe Numerous 70 mention.
LcoN' :, Z PANE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

F-ISAECEERIEG ON LARGE SCALE-As an
evidence of the faith and stability which the
Southern people have in government securities,
tue Richmond Dispatch states that a day or two
ago q Georgian went into the Treasury Depart
ment and purchased the nice little sum Of one
million dollars of eight per cent. bonds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08
MARRIED.

On sabbath morning, November I'd. 1852 ct the resi-
dssc3 Of hr. Wes'ey Cole, n7sr German-ovn, TenA-
BY Rev. L D. Mullins, Rev. J. ". EITCHELL Crap
lain ish Arkansas voun GERS. 10 Miss Brittle COLE
May their live glide onward smoothly and besuti
fully Under tle c~h4ngelsSs sky q a fou5, pure and fads
l. IS sttacanent. My their youthful. days be crowned
with blessings, their ripsr,yesrs with truess happiness
and i ath hrd them prepared for lie priceless JOYS o.
Immortality G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

B>Iti is the opinion Of ONE Of the Northern
bankers, not engaged in issuing ~Ehinplasters,
that the Federal Congress ought to abolish all
paper issues, except those of the government
The premium IN gold, then, they contend, would
decrease ten per cent, and besides the govern
ment cannot enter into competition with bank.
Of issue without becoming partiosps e%rifniHis il
sWindling the people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

The telegraph advises US of the continued sue
cess of the Democracy of the North. The re-
suit Of the elections on Tuesday last leave no
doubt as to what viii be the political complexion
of the popular branch of the next Congress- as
the Democrats viii have g decided msjority to
oppose to the wild schemes OF AbOhtiOnism.
How will Old Abe like this new thunder
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

e Colonel James L. Autrey, says the Vicks,
burg Wing, formerly military commander Of this
post, arrived here a day or two ago from Rich
mond, and left on the early train this morning
70 assume command of the 9th Mississippi reg
iment, in Brsgg's army. The colonel carries
with him the best wishes Of our people for his
success in this new field.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

n We learn that On Tuesday last, a hack
driver in Memphis, killed a Federal soldier Of
the 9Th Missouri, in a dispute which originated
in the soldier refusing to pay his fare. This
was followed, on Wednesday evening, by a pOr-
ton Of the regiment making an indiscriminAte
attack upon every hsckman that appeared on
the street. Several drivers were shot at and
driven from their vehicles, before the fray was
arrested, but only one was injured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

The TwENTY-SEvEETH MISSISSIPPI REGI-
MEETATPERRYvILLE--W w learn from & private
letter rom a member Of company D, 9th Missis-
sippi regiment, LiutentsntC Colonel Hays, CON-
msndiDg, ths; in the fght at Peryville this regi-
ment lost one hundred and forty killed and
wounded out Of two huGdTed and sixty, which it
carried into the engagement. The list Of cssu-
allies is not given, but viii be published IS soon
As it comes to hand. Q
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY,

We learn that This heretofore popular Mem
phis institution continues to enjoy public faVor
The list of pupils are large, and the same e1
eelent attention Is bestowed as formerly to Sc
eure the health, and advance the mental cul
ture, of all who are consigned to the care Of the
worthy sisters Of St. Agnes. We can commend
the institution to the favor Of our readers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

q The GrahoE BJrevs P~Ia.s~al prison in St
Louis. took fire on the % instant. It was sup
posed to have been communicated by some of
the prisoners. The flames were extinguished
without doing much damage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

eve do not look upon it that the board of bro
kers had one half as muGh to do with the price
Of gold as the least of the above causes still
the brokers, out Of regard to public opinion, are
the FIRST to reform. Win gold rise or fall This
depends upon whether the sins of omission and
commission are 70 be removed"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

Y The Knoxville Register says thst since
the evacuation of Kentucky by our srmy, there
is 70 longer an opportunity of obtaining salt
from the Goose creek salt works.
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TO d FRIENDS.

Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with lste papers, viii confer s favor BY leaving
them at the counting room Of the APPEAL Office
or AZ the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store,
next door north Of the Collins House In these
days of uncertain mails from Che South and 9
blockade OF the North, our facilities to fuTHlsn
The latest news from all quarters can be greaty
increased by a little attention on the part OF opI
f1ends, for which we shall ever remain grateful
Dartias from above viii confer an especial favor
by furnishing US any Northern papers in their
nnssnssion.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE NORTHERN ELRCrIONs.
rAs De~ocrst. co.1s-..s V~-setOrso..,


RICHMOND, Nov. THE Baltimore Clipper
of the 9th has been received at Winchester.
1t announces the election of Seymour as gov
ernor of New York. The next congressional
delegation will stand nineteen Democrats and
twelve s~bolitionists.
In New Jersey, Parker, Democrat, is elected
governor. -Four Democrats and one abolitionist
were elected to Congress.
In Illinois six Democrats and FIVE abolition
lists are known to be elected to Congress, and
two districts remain in doubt.
From cur Army.
One hundred and four Yankees were cap
tured near Winchester to-day.
A snow storm commenced here last night, and
continued sl night and this forenoon.
We have no news from the army.
Railroad Accidens.
AUGUSTA, Nov. IA collision occurred on
the Columbia branch Of the South Carolina
IailrOsd yesterday, near orsngeburg. Lieut..
MOroney, of the Palmetto Gnards, was killed.
AboIItf0n Movements.
Passengers report ten thousand abolitionists
advancing on Hamilton. Wiiliamstown, N. c.,
viii be laid waste.
Additional from the NOrihera Elections.
RICHMOND, Nov. s-NOrthern papers of the
5th have been received. The Herald says New
York city has gone for the Democrats by 3 1000
majority. The elections passed eff quietly.
Among those elected from New York city are
the two Woods, Fernando and Ben, also James
Brooks, of the Express.
In Wisconsin, Brown, Democrat, heads the
Republicans at latest accounts.
Massachusetts, and Michigan have gone fol-
the sbOlitionists.
Federal Generals Deceased.
General O.. N. Mitchell died at Beau fort on
the 3lst ult.
General j.. B. Richardson died at Sharpsburg
on the Sd inst, of wounds received at the battle
of Antietam.
MOAey Market.
Gold in the morning 1924 later in the day it
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COTTON

THE u7ssrs-gusd spesisI Agsn- q tbs Produce
4 Loan. is prepared t. ru-ctass COTTON tE tbs gov
-ernme 6. payirg Their. for the Confederate States eight
per cent Coupon Bonds.
All persons, wh-thsr originally s-baorbsrs to the
Pod &c Loan OF rot. can dispose Of t-ei entire crops.
or q portion OF ire ezme. 10 he govsFnUsnt a. he
market value. SUb-ageut viii in mtdsetey ate d 20
he wsizhinE. classifying and marking all cotton OF red
- The government and payment Will be- uads upon
she presentation Of their certificates &C. the uRd-rsig ced
81 bis once in GrsuaiA or 81 the oHce Ct he General
Agent 80 jackson Miss IS Ppi
Persons dss'Tous OF investing In tire Borfs can obtain
them from the Undersigned.
Tbs Bond eeli in n large cities At a., or nearly 50.
and are readily used in business transactions Th-y
draw interest Of s.g.t per rent. semi s~nnualy. and are
7sid Out II the "a 10 o. thsir size--S50 slCO, $500 and
SIOt0
Address FRANCIS FOE.
c.. S. Special agent,
nrR lv~ Eranpda Wise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

N Thompson, the great New York fnsncier,
in his bank note Reporter, undertakes to account
for the great premium on gold now paid at the
North. He attributes it entirely to other causes
than the operations of the brokers. He says:
on the causes Of the present premium on gold,
we should go to the work about as follows .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08
LIE vRRDICT AGAIN "a LINCoLN

TEHH VERDICT AGAIN ST LINCOLN
That g majority Of the people Of the North, as
comprised within the great States of New Jer-
sey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois, have decided adversely to the policy
Of the abolition administration in the most de-
cided manner, there is no leDger any doubt.
The States containing q majority Of the free
State population, and furnishing the majority of
the troops in the field against US, have repudi-
ated then rulers, and svowed in the most solemn
manner their opposition to the schemes Of those
who are using the power of the old government
only to advance and foster upon the country
their political vsgsries, regardless of right and
written constitutions.
But there is another point. The sinews of
LINCOLN's wal. are composed of money as we'll
as men. or the wealth Of his section heibss
lost control also, as wiz be seen by the following
table s, made up from the returns of the census
of 1860:
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OIE HUNDRED NAVY REPElIERE.

NE have CT hard s-7 -ssdv fr s~s'i-a-v
~ q Navy ReDeatzr=
OGotts patent and are mmuflcurf.F -bar- ~ -
Of 1lry Per Ve-E Pies for . single Pi..5 SIS 7-
"asn 20 e5n ranies of not less .lzn l-rty So
We nave aiso on hand a f-w very azs st.F su,r7z
and EOms extra fns Spur
Al orders accompanied BY ths cssh uHl b. pr5m5Ey
A-'e-oea 70 g. EITDDN
E0vcJT Works.
Is"in COl1ub-H. Mis-iszfgpi
TIE F~iektbu-g Wbig, Jackson aislppisa M5G-5
AFslns News snd Montgomery Advertiser CODY one
month AMI send bfl % Teecs & 2 -sa-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN PRESS !

THE CONFEDERATE STATES ALMA
Il MANIAC AND REPOSITORY,
For the year 1868.
DIARY OF THE WAR FOR SEPARATION
"A Chronological History Of the Present
Revolution, brought down to the day Of
publication, to be accompanied with notss
Of the war and descriptive accounts Of
all the great bsttle-felds
HISTORY OFTHE BATTLE OF SHILOH
By Judge Walker, of the n. o. Delta.
H. c. CLARKE, Publisher,
nos 1w VIcksbuTg. Miss.
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II The Hon. n. G. Taylor, q prominent IN
ioniss in East Tennessee, has declared himself
20 be On the side Of the South.
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%SURSTITTTE

lBEAaL wages viii be given for a SUBSTITUTE
I serve n the LIST regiment Minafe Men now sta
"ousG - Utenaoa address o TATE.
noe q Grenada Posi- Cffe4.
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$50 REWARR-

O'r' on Tie 9h Of October, eftter On The lii Il
Lsokso4 Railrosd OF the Mississippi Cepf-sL a
coaIalnics enc black Overcoat and Ctber wi,-s-f - n
HL5o, one hand iazp. With the rams q he m
~ geo blown In he gees Tee above reward uTl
. me dslFery1ct tbs EEms 81 ToTv Spr5rVE
GEO II ~ NBuu0
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IL CECISNATI-It is stated that the family
Of Captain Semmes, Of the steamer Alabama, is
in Cincinnati.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

Y The oficial majority on the Democratic
State ticket in Indiana is nine thousand three
hundred and n~inety-one.
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OUR mEssHssIPPI sOLDIRRB IN
VIRGINIA.

shall shortly return to Richmond, and want
to carry assurances to our brave snd needy men
in the Virginia sTmy, that their winter necessi-
ties viii be supplied An appeal for several
thousand pairs Of socks, blankets, and such
other articles as sre known to be needed by
them, has Just reached me, and 1 beg to solicit
for them as many Of these articles As can be
spared and furnished.
All such articles may be sent to the care Of
A. n. West, qusrtermaster, Jackson or 70 the
drugstore of Harsawsy & White, Yicksburg,
with packages Of clothing for individuals and
a special sgent wiz be dispatched with them to
Richmond and thence to the camps, where they
viii be faithfully delivered. Let US hear as soen
as practically from the contributors.
Respectfully,
G. K. MARSHALL.
P S; VIII our newspapers copy the above
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

z The Cincinnati Commercial Of the Sd
thinks that the reported capture of Mobile SIS
probably premsture." Shouldn't wonder
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE cop2rrrei ship E~eretsfara XII tirr be wren Nm.
4 L BILL and o. DIuhMzNN. under TIE mu
n2m3 Of Wm- KsnsC Hfl & 90. 30 The Cotton Con-
mission and Grocery bu ms st M=uD 4. Tennessee,
Is this day dissolved e1c7Pt for liquid ion for wLicd
puTposs ether psItLer can uEs the name Of The firm,
bat f0r 10 o hzr purpose.
WEE. KEENAN, HILL g. co.
October IEt. 1852 rl7rT-
Memphis Argos cnnv one m-r+h
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08

Gold in the morning 1924 later in the day it
fell to 1914. Foreign Exchange, in the early
part of the day, TAG; later in the evening, 145b.
NEW SOUTHERN WORK We call ats milton
to the card of the publisher Of the Confede crate
States Almanac and Repository. This work
will supply a van in every household in the
Confederacy.
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BOARD

n e private family for IN Army om-ar ard lie
L furnishing heir own supplies. Address
L O.. J.
At shfs ofzoe
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NOTICE

hsya fer sale $50 vzlors ANNEX I'll. arr-v
L soon God Sole Lszihsr VII be tsEea IN ~
AEE Z. LADS.
- urr.-l $780,
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ANTER-

OS STOUT, ABLE NERO MEN rr.rs-
~ e~srPert@rs and 'a5Orsrs) 70 work Ia t-D--
Mss s=ipFi Central Railroad for The renar 9a- III ~
yesf and he whole Of The next year au1Iv IN -
Z d. FROST, General Eu7er-1t-T5ar-
Holly Spri1R. or 20
JAMES l. GRANT 4 90
A&A h1r--- n--r a.
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AFFAIRs -

These umG may have something to DO with
the ordering of a brigade or two at this place to
hold themselves in marching orders, though I
cannot positively assert they have. Certain it is,
such orders were issued here, and the men are
to-day in readiness to lesve az an hours notice.
Aside from the stir this order made, affairs have
been dragging their slow length along, to out
ward appearance. The work on the forti6cs-
tons goes forward stesdiIy, but at times slowly,
for lack of the necessary timber. Captain Ire
silian, an accomplished engineer, attached to
General Legsn's staff, has charge of their con
strUclion, and is pressing them to completion
as vigorously as the means at his disposal viii
permit.
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TO COMMANDERS OF partisan
RANGERS

CAMP y INSTRUCTION.
BkooEHAvES, Mss, November D.. Is5l
Cereal O-dsr No -
'aA commander of ALL Psstissa Ra1vsT rfr,5 g.,
tae Nsl7 Il Aissi sipoi are ordered F. f4ng- NJ
y says from tee rUblcsuou Of ttfs rr5a-
y OF thsf authority Or PASSING fbs-- r----
Inoss fslling or refising 10 comply. viii Be- r41ors-4 =
Esnsrai Psmbs. ton a. an directed b. S-----g--CF
War 70 do, for di~sbandu-r- l q
By order Of Secretary Of War.
NJ R CLARK
Asjor aid a. &. General
nf4Et ClieF EurrIlsr State Of e--E.--=
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P. S: VIII our newspapers copy the above
notice and SO help the cause we plead7
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Female seminary,
liberty, EEsss5gsisDj.

THIS IHBiiuii0n hes fus. reorerzd Nr-bzr o. M.
phs 10 atten1sn- lager han usual Tusisu E-[1
g - Music - per mfprh- B-z-duE SD rmaH.h.
Pupils received ct shy tine
n B-An e1psIiaured ard thoroughly cen petsu.
TEACHER Of Piano and Y0cal Music is wanted in this In
stitut on 4 s=utensn prsferrs1. References re-
goEea Address Immediately, susEesrirg s7Isly
mol ST. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
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WANTED. To REET.

A DWELL HOUSE. viii tw or arsz
u APPiy a. lie Counting Room u the Ea5szI On Il
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NOTICE.

PICHH0ED
OCTOBER 18th, Is52
BY special Order No 2AI.
a ana lnsp PEI tOr Gensrats rRrs 5st.a
- hLelmora Octo5er IS d, So Gsjlr b. Dr1o1-
Io-, ~ O4np Moore, Ia, a7d Msi5r J. G.. PieEsts * "a
nov9d Eon d0tg 1t said Camp.
b eommsnd Of Ssers tary Of wa.
fOHN TITHFEg
Assistant Adiutsnt General
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DENTAL ETRCEnN.

nR ". C. BRYAN form=-lv of rfr-rl. r.---
u resigned bis egUuision IL TIE Amy vii -s-rre5
ne pFac-ca Of bis profession 10 Gssuada. he nav bs
f71ui ~ he Collin H---o T-55
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VaWE U
camp EOOsE, October Is $50
ID vi-t17 q sb-vs order. I TIA fsv 90 -
~ rad Camp snd esll upon al persons betwsss
sses OF IglIstn erd tbhtg-hvs, resilir4 on ~ -
- q ins Mississippi river, IN -hs psrf Re- 80 81
Bernard ~Psqusmins, jefferson, 81. Cnarl-s =, 80
3skts 81 81 James Ascension 81. TannsDv 80
PateR Euss LTtnsssen, st. re esa Wasfnrfo Co.
lS1sns sId West FelicisRa 70 rsnort b57nsSs
as y ibis beiag the oniy camp Of ius rrsr,n 49,.
hzI oy the Sectetafy O. War in Esztrr, T-rts
~ : -p,s are wss-sd iAst 10 one has c1niroi evss
F. DCMON VEIL.
Asior End A. A. G-na~-1
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WANTED.

TO HiEE, al he Et8vsh LION works. Bsrtow com
Z .. Ga. one hundred sb-s-baGi5d Ne-rre- W4rss
paid monthly CT qusrierly TX. T. QCUEBY.
na9 In Prs-i3s~t p n znd NJ r~-re1v
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200 EN0D CH0PPERs KlKTrnI

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-08
Federal Generals Deceased.

General o. NJ. Mitchell died at Beat fort on
the 3Ist ult.
General J. B. Richardson died at Sharpsburg
on the Sd inst, of wounds received at the battle
of ADtietam
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