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IA New York paper of the 18Th uIt, say,

y n No" TUX paper OF inc ION uItl say
OF mutilsted or cut notes Of the United States
Every person who may have in hand a mutt
lated United States note, of whatever denomi-
nation, should send it to Washington, in an en-
yelope, directed to The Treasury Of the United
States" Pay 10 postage. The government
will redeem the note. If any one has a note
from which a fractional part may have been
torn, he must expec: to lose that fractional part
OF the face of the note. Secretary Chase viii
pay 20 cents for a 81 note from which a quarter
mas been torni but he will pay nothing on a half
note, or anything smaller than half Of a note.
A like rule is to be observed with regard to the
new postal currency. The removal Of the IF
ueth part of a fifty cent stamp will render
that paper deficient precisely one cent, and so
On.
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RATrLRs a CoRINrm.
F5rss Esderas .sooouHI.

From the Memphis Bulletin. october ~
We have already given the Southern account
of the Carinth sfair, TO the effect that there had
been q fight, and hat Rosecrans had evacuated
the place and fallen back. We nave since learn
ed that a gentleman. who had an opportunity
TO learn the facts az Columbus on Sunday, had
reported thatit was true that COrinth had been
evacuated by R1secrans; he had fallen back
about i've miles, but that it was a strategic
movement only, IN order TO draw Price on 10
more certain destruction He also reports Grant
with a large free, and H burt " ? h his diYs on,
were marching to the assistance Of RJsecrans,
sud be anticipates that before this Prices army
has met with q most severe defeat, and perhaps
a large part Of IL captured.
We eoIversed last night with a Nemphisn
VINO was at Jackson, Tenn, on Friday night.
ana who lett at an early hour Saturday morn
ing. lie says It was reported there; thas a fight
was IN progress at Corinth, but the result hs
could uoe learn, only that The people there
seemed TO teel very appreheusivs about the
affair. When he left, there was g movement Of
aoops IN progress at Jackson.
LATEsT-Since the above was written the
steamer Belle Memphis has arrived from above
and by her General Sherman received the fol-
important dispatch:
To General Sherman:
COLUMBUS, October Blast Saturday the
rebels, under Van Dom, Price and Lowell. wsrs
rePulsed from their attack on Corintb. with
great slaughter. They are in full retreat. lazy
ing their dead and wouuded on the field.
Rosecrans telegraphs that the loss is serious
on our side, particularly officers. but there is no
comparison with that of the enemy.
General Hackleman was killed, and Oyles5y
dangerously wounded.
RJsscrans is ia pursuit Of inc enemy, and
should they attempt 70 nova toward Bolivar.
be viii pursue them. Hurlburt. wiki i've or six
thousand effective men, IS with the pursuing
column.
From zoo TO 1000 prison rs, besides all their
wounded, are in our hands.
This is the substance of dispatches from Grant
TO Halleck, Just received.
LSignedl W. S.. HuLYER.
A gentleman who was in Columbus yester-
day, was furnished with the substance of two
dispatches from General Grant to General Hal
leck, as follows
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P. S. Jackson Mississippiaa please COP

B~The young ladies in Grenada who were
connected with the concert given in August last.
are requested to meet at the residence of DR..
Gillespie on Saturday morning next at l0o'clock.
when o proposal will be made to DISPOSE Of lie
surplus funds now in the hands Of the officers,
to a highly benevolent object.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

FROM SUFFOLK According to the advicee
Of the Petersburg Express, the fears that have
been entertained Of an advance by The Federal
forces at Suffolk against Richmond are not well
founded. We have a formidable force at q point
in that direction, which viii interpose most Sc
rious hiadrance to any effort on the part Of the
enemy to move forward, either toward the rail-
rocds o. Petersburg. This the enemy knows
full well, however, and hence bis slow progress,
be having advanced but a few miles in six
mopths, and then only in small squads or de-
tgchmehfs.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE NORTHERN GNrELLEGENCE.
Federal Reports From CoyinfA.

RICHMOND, October g, lS62.-The New
York Herald. of the 6sb, which has been re-
ceived, contains a dispatch from the West
claiming a great Federal victory at Corinih.
It states that on Saturday morning Price at,
tackled ROsecrsns' right, while Van Dorm and
Lowell attacked his left. The assault was made
with great determination. Van Dorm led his
column over an abattes on the left up to within
fifty yards Of a ditch. They were exposed al
the time to a scattering fire Of grape and can
mister, and finally driven back.
General Hsckelmsn, of the Federal amy
was killed, and General Oglesby badly wounded.
From Kennedy.
The New York Herald, of the 9th, has dis
patches from Kentucky, which state that Bragg
evacuated Bardstown on the 4th, and that Crit
tenden's corps was in pursuit. Bragg was
moving toward Lexington.
Bennett DenOnHces the Administration.
The New York Herald editorially pronounces
the Federal administration a failure, and vehe-
mently opposes the election of Wordsworth,
the Republican candidate for governor. 1t
says that the Constitution, once so sacred in
American eyes, is no longer regarded as better
than the prophecies in an old almanac.
FederaIs in West Tennessee.
MOBILE, October S-A special to tke Adyer-
tiser and Register, dated TupelO, October 7, says;
The Federal prisoners taken at P0cahonsss re-
port that over fifty thousand Federal reinforce
ments, new levies, are now in West Tennessee,
mostly along the line of railroad from Corinth to
Columbus, Ky.
Prisoners ParOled by BueII.
AUGUSTA, October 5.-A letter received here
this morning, from Colonel John Forsyth, dated
Bardstown, KY, September 9th, says that
himself, Wicks and Others were taken prisoners
by a scouting party of Federsls and sent to
General Buell., at Cave City, but they were sub
sequeutly released on parole.
COngressiOnaI Proceedings.
RICHMOND, October Sin the Senate, the
bill relative to the Confederate Bible society was
passed.
The resolution, reported some days since from
committee of judiciary, declaring that any exer-
OF authority over the citizens Of the Con
federate States was illegal and void, was also
} assed.
Ia the House, the bill authorizing the suspen-
sion of the writ of haJsas corpus in certain cases,
further discussed, and a recess taken until
sick and Wounded.
MOBILE, October "a special dispatch 10 the
Advertiser and Register, dated Tupelo, October
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n C.. " Chsrston, postmaster at KNOX
vile, Tenn, announces in the Chattanooga
Eaad thst all refugees DESTROYS Of sending let
lers 70 their friends IN Kentucky, can send
4hem &c him, and be viii have them promptly
forwarded.
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~ The many friends of Captain Sam. Bard
vii be pleased 70 learn. that for gallant services
rendered at DE battle Of Baton Rouge, tehss been
1evSrded with a commission IS qu]artermaster
i, lie CON e5erste serpice-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

THE MIsSIssIPPL-The New Orleans Ad1O-
cate, Of the Sd, says d" The Mississippi river is
now lower for the first week in October, than ii
las been for twenty years past, perhaps we
may 90 further back, and say it is lower than IT
has been since the year 1906. The lowest stage
We have cognizance of since 1905, was in De
cembsr, 1854, when there was no great rise in
the water OF either the Mississippi or its principal
tributaries -
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BThe ~partisans have been making a move
ment in the vicinity Of Hopefsld, which resulted
in the capture of several horses, the properly of
Federals. The Bulletin, of the 9Th, says: This
outrage, in q few miles from Memphis, was not
to be pessed over lightly. Accordingly Lieuten-
ant Andrews, with g detachment, went over on
Sunday and made reprisals, by requiring certain
Southern sympathizers to furnish him with a
number of horses equal to the amount taken
away by the guerrilles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

- There were twenty intermenis, and forty
FIVE usw cases Of yellow fever reported at VII
mingtoB. North Carolina. en- the 25.h Among
Lhe vieams were gaveIal prominent e-itzens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

"a Mr. Ward Of tie firm Of Ward & Nc
Clellan, Memphis druggists, rscsntly arrested on
the charge OF being concerned in smuggling
goods beyopd the lines, was yesterday Ebersted
5cm custody, on the G h, on giving bail to the
auoa9s u ten thousand dollars TO at for the lu-
tme tie uzr Of g leyel citizen. II. Mcclellan
was still il custody.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

E-In answer to a remark Of the Philadelphia
Press, that B~reckinridge papers of he free States
are almost without exception against Lincoln's
proclamation of emancipation, the Chicago
Times says tia: It does not know Of a single
Douglas paper, which o~utnumbers the Brock
inridgs papers as a hundred to enc, that IA
,--rg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

n Tho St Paul Pioneer, Of the 30sh ult
learns from three gentlemen who arrived in
that city the day previous from Fort Aber-
erombie direct, that that garrison had been rein
forced by 300 men under Captain Berger. They
arrived not an hour too soon, for the Indians
wer5 about the fort in great numbers, and a
small party Of soldiers and citizens who escort
ed Massrs. Thompson and TarbaIl with the mail
and dispatches q few hours before, were at
tackled on their way back and two Of their num-
her killed,
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FIRST DISPATCH.

JACKSON, "a o'clock A.. M-Rosecrans has
had a very severe fight with Price and Van
Dorm. Loss heavy on both sides, with a signal
victory for the Union troops. We have taken
about 100 prisoners, and all the wounded Of the
COnfsderates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

Il We ere Indebted to Hon. " S Oldham,
Of Texas. FOX a copy OF his speech in the Con
fedeTass Senate, uPon The bill to amend the con
SCRIPT lsw.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

JACKSON, $50 A M-Huriburt is engaged
with the enemy at Bolivar Ibis morning. lie
was reinforced last night with i've thousand
men.
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MOBILE, October "a special dispatch TO the
Advertiser and Register, dated TupelO, October
9Th, says: All the sick AMI wounded are being
sent over the Mississippi Central railroad 1t
will be some days before the lists can be OBJ
tanned.
Fears are entertained that the enemy may
make demonstration on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, but it is doubtful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

a We are indebted to Captain BhckeH for
iles Of ate Now Orleans pare-s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

= Phelps, military governor Of Arkansas,
left Memphis for Helena on M.nd4y, aud Gen.
Steele on Saturday last The Bulletin says there
are rumofs Of important movements in prepara-
ton ct Helena. One opinion is the Federal
forces are preparing to evseuate, whom the tool
Phelps viii be 8 governor without q State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

wHon. Benjamin T. Hallstt for twenty
years past well known as a leading Democratic
poiticisn il Massachusetts, died athis residence
in Boston on the 3Oth ult. Mr.. II was the &C.
knowledged author Of tho platform adopted by
the Democratic National Convention in 1856.
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Confederate Victory iY arl,aDsa.

To the Associated Press North
ST. LOUIS October 5-Advicas received at
headquarters from General Scho6eld state that
an engagement had taken place at Neosho be-
tween the Kansas troops under Colonel Solomon
and a superior force Of rebels.
The number on each side was small and the
loss trivial.
The Kansas troops were obliged to retire,
leaving the field to the enemy.
Solomon's force was about one thousand mel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

r We ask special attention to the cards Of
the Etowah Manufacturing and Mining Com
pany. They want to hire one hundred stout
negro men, and two hundred men to chop wood.
Good wages and steady employment given.
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WSH % 7cIuF LEAsE N ne L0WE3 PE7HT
4 a. .+r,u d. Hss1s-ipaL uHi.L rlus -i JsaIsry
lL ie6J Eos 10 ms sppy b. = C-1--y Up ..-u or
20 ne at ths Feuy.
ae6-5fs .E. p. TsRv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

~ We are greatly gratiied to announce
that the rumor of the death of Captain S. P. Bas-
sett, published some weeks since, proves to have
been unfounded. We learn by gentlemen from
Memphis that he had been heard from in Jack
son, Tenn, aud that he was in = fair way to re-
cover from his wound. We hope we shall be
able soon to announce that he has resumed the
Command of his comnanv.
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4 DHINISCEA r NJTI5E -W-EE-as --
a ters Of a1miu5s Trt5u On fs- a---re OF ere .1ts
John g. b1ru.t-- deceased were granted -1 -a
uacagslgEeo 81 The Ser rsm-er Germ. a. ID 1862 If ..r
etabSte Court If LsI---tts co-utT State ar II--
ftpp, the 2d Of ssid mGrth-tis EH-le- -Es-f.-s
hereby gwen reeH-senz aI Tz-s1r- ----- a.a-
afsrat tie Vstst- of said deceased .r-L @ sa.a
snd have then registered if rLr manner Ind tho
.lne prescribed b. isT or they willie forever 1e.aL.
cc9lew6w NARL DAVIS at-r
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N0EEs.E.
SDFEEE.

NOTES Issrei b. ths rnfsrsi zHed eye redeemed s-
- the Office Of t5e Souihssu Express Coal any SIS
80 ks'n Mississ ppI.
'-G I've r ~rE T~7P
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

8~The governor Of New York has appointed
The 9Th pro1imo as q day Of thanksgiving anC
prayer.
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GENRRAL LKk,s ARmY.

The Petersburg Express has intelligence.
| through private letters, from General LEES
command, as late as the 9th. The army is
now On the Virginia side of the Potomac, at g
I point which shall be nameless, but they are
in fac spIitr, and rapidly reeuperating from
the ~fatieues and exhaustion caused by the
rapid marches and hard fighting which tsrmi-
mated with the battle at Shsrpsburg. We are
pleased to learn that active measures have been
inaugurated by General LEE, which will soon
supply our troops with an abundance Of shoes,
and a good winter outfit of clothing, including
blankets, etc. Tie army is being rapidly in
creased by returning convslescents and strag-
glers. The latter having become ashamed OF
Sinking, are now hurrying on to join their
respective commands. Our losses IS Sharps-
burg, though heavy, were not Onethird as great
as those Of the enemy, and we still have an
army TO confront MCCLELLAN whenever be
offers battle, that will give him as much work
to do as he can well manage.
The Stanton (Va.) Spectator Of the 3Oth says
thu. the enemy, relying upon their v%astsuPerior-
ity in numbers, are pushing their forces into
several parts Of this State. It understands that
they are now in force at SnepherdstOwn, aud
also at Haltown, half way between Charlestown
and Harper's Ferry; and east Of the Blue Ridge,
that they are in Leesburg and also at Bristoe
Station, eight miles from Manassas, toward the
Rappahsnnock river. On Friday evening last
the divisions Of Generals JACKSON and LONG
STREET commenced their retrogsde march from
Marlinsburg toward Winchester. It issuppOsed
cur forces Will concentrate st Bankers Hill,
miles from Winchester, the place chosen by
General JOHNSTON last summer at which to
meet the force under the command of General
PATTERSON. BuDker's IIin is the converging
point of three turnPikes-one from Charlestown,
one from Martinsburg and one from the North
west. The present signs indicate that a great
battle viii be fought in a short time in the lower
OF the Valley.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-09

II We continue without any more definite
information as to the position and condition Of
our army, than has been previously published
Various rumors, said to have been brought by
passengers from Holly Springs and Oxford,
were afoat upon the streets this morning, but
we have been Unsbls to form any conclusions as
to which of the contradictory stories are correct.
For the latest received, see Geographic column,
UNDER A~KREsT.-The Chattanooga Rebel
understands that Brigadier-G General Chalmers is
under arrest for makeng the attack on MuDfords-
vile, or Green river bridge, premsturely and
against orders: The place was to nave been en-
tirely surrounded before a demand for its sur
render should be made. This was eventually
done, but not until Chalmers brigade had been
repulsed the day previous.
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A'lLLISTEBS l0TE8TBEIGIE.


J. G. N1cALLL5TE3,
Jackson, NIis-iIpi,
~ as just received
50o9 yts. English G5Hzzaass,
1900 jos. POpl5as.
1900 yds. " Pfa5de.
1900 yds. Georgia Stripes.
so gross Pearl Buttons.
ALSO--A large les Cotton Warns.
All Res. auG Hgcy slaes
Come soon as they VIII so ga
like hOt BUCkBaeat Cakes.
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and DFElI:ues!
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sale By 3 L. EEcAELESTER.
oc92w jackson. 7sEss.
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Cnsuaifies in the ASsh SsizsissiPpi Resf-
n,eRf on Ihe Maryland Nights, September

Killed j. R. Lamb, company H, Samuel
Coker, company X. Wounded T. Cnmmippg.
company J, slightly Sam. O'Brien, company
II, slightly John Lucas, company k, three
fingers off Wilson Prestage, company X.
slightly L. c. Birge, company C.. dangerously
in lungs. w. B. OWEN,
Chaplain.
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Der etn3ise Qrst, tptIaer un3etet,
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