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YANKEE oeesrs sTarrTins 4earots.

friagd of ours who arrived here yesterday
fom Arkansas, tells Us story, the correctness
or-~,5ich he vouches for, which shows tbSt the
genuine Yankees are perfectly wiling ana srx-
I3us to put the negroes upon sn equality with
Themselves While ths YaaRso troops uuSsr
Fitch werB IN camp'on White river, near MaGl-
isOn, Arkansas, Colonel Daniels, Of the lst Wis
censin regiment, becsms terribly snAmorsd with
q u-gro woman bslOrgjRg 10 David G0odiOe, Of
s. Francis county. Although a. black ~ ebony,
toe Colonel proposed marriage, and in = Eksft
time he led her 10 tne hymesiEi altar sRa shsEe
the olsek-besrtsc dog took bsr "fsr batter or
worse" a short time Afterwards The Easjsr Of
Of ths same regiment married = slave belonging
- Dr.. hssh, Of s.. Francis county, sa3 Absus
she same time the chaplain OF ths let Wisconsin
entered into the holy bands Of wedloek" with
q negro Of Jae blsckest dye, toe property Of Mr..
Thomas, living on White Tiver The Yankees
had stolen all the negroes within thsir reach
and had them confined within their liuss.
week CT two sfjeT ths officers married The 'adoTa-
bic niggers," cur lorcas made an atzck %
Fitch, ard then the battle Of L ARguslS Wss
fought, rssniting in the defeat Of the enemy.
During the battle, Mary GoodlOs, ths Yankee
colOnsps African wife, WAS iaksR priseRsr, -
was also the major AID ais vile while the Chsp-
lain and his ''betteF half" wsrs slEOst instantly
killed a great many Yankees snd negroes
we've killed, aud tTo hundred aud ftY stolen
nsgrees Ieesptured. The gsntisman who in
formed Us Of tie above SvsTs tast il is svsTy
word corlees, aud adds thss whsz ths chaplain
was intsrred the dead bodies Of ak negroes,
killed in battle, was placed above him.-Vsoks-
ksrg Whig.
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LincoIn'z visit 70 1csleIIaa,s Uasap.


Several days since We rspubHsbs1 from
Northern newspapers sScsuzts Of President
Lincoln's visit 70 the army Of the Northern
Potomac, and the review Of the same by him.
self and General Mcclellan. 1t will be rsc0l-
locted that the reception Of these high digaits-
Ties-sspeeiaily that Of the lRttsr-was Tsprs-
seuted as enthusiastic 10 the sx6eae, bst we
were ieli SO conjecture the immediate occasion
of Ar. Ljncoln's visit. o. tkis subject the
Northern journals, generally So redundant IN
particulars, we're mute. And why honest Abe
should have torn himself from the delights Of
the Soldiers Rest" 10 mingle with tbs mon
gtsl tribes of McClelsn's host, We have only
just now been informed.
4 gentleman Of intelligence who left Wssh-
iuEt6n on Tuesday and AlsIApdfia on WedAes-
day, and arrived here yesterday evening, gives
2 rational ard satisfactory solution Of ths ques-
ton. On the rscsipt Of LiRcOla's emancipa-
ton proclamation, keClsllAa'S arRy was
thrown into { terrible ferment which threatened
to break into an open and general riot. The ab-
aliuonists aud Democrats were instantly a.
rayed in deadly hostility, the latter declaring
that if the proclamation was not Withdrawn
shay would throw down their arms, or
If forced to use them, wsuli tara them
agaiest The &bolitionists fer whose advantage
and advancement the war WAs bsibg prosecuted.
All the efforts Of thsir commanders having
failed to p.cify the troops, Lincoln was tels-
q-raphed for and set out at once for the army.
The success Of his mission 10 not definitely
known, bus It was said in Washington that
Notwithstanding uauy promises snd exPlIRs
ions made 20 the troops, he hsd not found it
possible to sllay their excitsmsns and had re-
turned home lssVing matters little better than
he had found them.
Il may be well to add that this statement of
our informant is fally eorrOboratsd by intelli-
genoa received at ths War Department, hRd
there believed authentic Richmond EsaEtner,
I'LL
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parts Of Pennsylvsn through which they passed
Of every horse worth taking.
HARRISBURG, October l3, $3.50 P. M-The
following has just been received from Colonel
Mcclure:
CHAMBERsBURG, PA, October ia meg
senger has just arrived at ny campat Stevens
furnace, with information that the rebel cavalry
were at Cashtown, at the foot Of South noun
tain, Adams county. in considerable force They
have been driven back from the Potomac and
are trying 20 escape-every eff@rt is being made
to cut them off here and at Mercer5buTg, but
thy have man named Logan, from Franklin
county, who is a superior guide, and they may
escape.
All cur citizens have erms and viii join the
troops in cutting the rebels of
LATER Another dispatch lust received SAYS
the rebels are ss Cashtown, and may attempt 30
pass by mountain road south, perhaps by the
Sbppsrsburg road or by the Greeucsstle r0sd
HARRISBURG, October Is. 3 P M.-Since my
last dispatch, Col. Mcclure telegraphs to Gov
Curtin the following: We have thousands Of
rumors, bat they are entirely unfoUnded. To
approach Concord the rebels must cross at 8
ford ten miles west of here on the pike, and We
have news from there hourly.
Concord is ct the head Of Path Valley, and
to enter it the rebels must 80 by the way of
MeTceTs5urg or L0udOn, or cross Cave Noun
tain at London and FSnetsburg. and they could
not move without cur having information Of it.
The report is entirely wiihOut foundation, and
has resulted from the e1sgserssion Of fhe mum
Der Of rebel cavalry at St. Bsrns on Friday
night
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sEbztauee of General BeBaregsrd's Let
frra Reporfed Gnpfured.

A Northern dispatch dated Washington, Oe-
lober 18th, pretends to give synopsis Of certain
letters from General BeauregaTj, said to hsvs
been captured. 1t says:
Important papers were some time sgo captured
b General Buell., which were being transmitted
for file TO BTigsdiSr General Jordas, A 4. G. Of
the rebel army at Chattanooga, Tennessee.
These papers include confidential letters from
General Beaure gard to Adjatlnt and Inspector
General Cooper and General Bragg, specifically
laying down plan for military operations in the
West and Southwest, by which our forces were
effectively concentrated 30 meet the demOnstTa-
tons recently made in pursuance Of it.
According to Bssuregsrd's programme the
points of the rebels were first Louisville, thsn
Cincinnati and he was particular in ssstinE how
hest TO reach them from Chattanooga with Basll
at Huntsville and Stevenson.
1t was his opinion that a detachment could
take Louisville while the main body would be
marching to Cincinnati. He Contemplated the
construction Of work ct the former eiIy for
the command Of the Ohio and the canal, aud the
destruction Of the eeaal as soon as possible 50
completely that future travellers would hardly
know where it was.
To keep the command of Cincinnati, he would
construct a strong work heavily armed at Cow
ington.
Copies Of the important letters viii soon be
furnished 80 the country through the press
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~ The partisan. continue their work On Ii

liver. The Memphis BaIlsin Of the 18th says
ADoUi Ten O'Clock yesterday morning, a. tie
steamer COatiDsRsal, loadsd with passengers and
freight from above, was passing island q, this
side Of Point PIsssaat, . blank sk0s was kred
across her bow, from ths Arkansas sids, to bring
her into shore. No hesd wss paid TO the sum
mons, and rhs passed o. Presently Ibout fifty
men were sssn in sigbt, al bsckoniRg for her to
land, but CAPTAIN 0'Nssl didn't heed the sum
mons, whsn twelve pound shot was fred a.
her, striking the water about ten feet this side
the boat, glancing upEard, and penetrating the
held" about foot above the watsr mark, lodg-
ing in a balls Of hay Ofc1urss the Continental
pat Out' from that place, bHt not before an
other shot, striking the sfers, had been fred
al As. The damage to the Continental was for
tuBaiely trivial
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Tbs GubeFnatoFjEs Cauvruttsa at kEt8oni
Hrd ffa Il Geefs.

Tbs GubeFnafoFiEl CouvsaIiss at AItoonu
HEd its = dGeess.
From the Kew York Hersldl
Nothing has occurred since the beginnir Of the
war which gees so far 60 recognise The right Of
State secession as tbs meeting OF the Northern
governors. without any WEErEnt Of nasiORsl or
State laws, aEd WithoUt Cause fsuEdsd il any
thing ike e1igsnt public necessity. The gov
ernoTs could aid the government by an Uuhesi-
tsting compliEncs with military requirements,
az extended at ths beginning Of the rebellion
bat now they islk Of subpiising to laws which
may hsvs bean or may be duly eEseted, snd TO
the lawful orders Of TIE President" IN accord
snce with this State Wow they ate now holding
troops back uFou sUndTy pTesencss 80 20 their
disposal and control Whsn passed over 10 the
general CovsTnmert, but really for the purpose
of prolencing the war until after the I,t of jan
uaiy, so as u insure the Liberation by proclsms-
ton Of al slaves.
General John C0chrsue states, says ihs Trtb
aHe correspondence hence, thht if the Northern
governors viii send on troops 90 infuse new
blood into the WoTR regiments Of the peninsula,
GsneTsl Mcclellan could sssep on to Richmond
ia SIX weeks Now, # Richmond is tIksn be-
fore January. = wintsr campaign csn bs carried
On in the South. which csnnet be if the war is
coufue1 to the border until January, end oner-
atoms in the South during winter viii be left to
the gunbos's aHs ihsuTgent slaves, as recon-
mended by the Tribune q
The result Of the scheme of the governors and
the sbOliiiOni5ts viii be to pEOlong ths wsr
year or two D0Te thsn it Beed be, st an eKpSnse
% the people Of 81 least another thousand million
of dollsrs. There is no ikslhood that the Pres
/ ident viii AXE the responsibility Of authorizing
/ the raising Of enc hundred thousand volunteers
in the Norlh more than the laws cell for, in order
| that the governors may have q standing army
at their contvol, whose Eu- port at home ssd not
I at the thests Of war would add hundred mil
| lions Of dollars, to the public expenses. Bat it
seems these governors are anticipating authority
Lby the President, and are keeping back great
/ numbers Of volunteers in camp at home when
I thew are needed here. So hereafter there is
to be a standing army at tho North, to be
supported by the people, who in turn perhaps
are 10 be controlled by bayonets. If The voiun-
tesrs will carry out tho desires Of thFse governor
! who among ether things, may dictste a suspeh
sion cf elections. or porchauce act upon oio
/ Thad. Stevens idea, Of treating elections as
| they never had taken place.
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sreskis ridae PaPeIs aaa iho Prselama-

Tho BreckinTidge pspsrs in the free States" ("
SAYS the Philadelphia Press ARE almost without
exception against the proclamation" How is
it with the Douglas papersl They Outnumbered
;he Bseckinridge papers in the ratio Of hun
dred to one, and how many Of them are for the
proclamstioni We DO not know Of one Chs
cagO TSmss.
The chief Brsckinridge organ in Ohio went
over 10 ehOlitiOnism soon after the Presidsu lisl
elsetion, and is n1w as intense negro-wogshi7eT
- the Philadelphia Press or the AshssbnIa Sen
tiaet Il, Of course, indorses the emancipation
proclamation, and echoes the New York Tribune
in aenouncing the papers and the people as being
disloysl, that oppose the proclamation and the
fanaheism Of the hour = Ohio Statssn1aa.
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TIE FEVER.-FTfty new cases are reported as
having occurred yesterday. Oa Thursday there
wsrs two istsrmsnts in oakland csmetsTy. Ga
yesterday (Friday) th5rs were six; of these
latter two Wsrs from the sound, bat both were
eitiEsRs Of Wilmington, and died Of fever con
irscssd here Tbs mayer had issued orders for
two cOfins this morning by ten O'Clock
The following table exhibits the progress Of
the disease duunz the ssvea days closing last
night Tbs report OF new eases is official The
deaths reported are based simply upon the in
termeuts in the eemstry, and may, therefore, be
eighty under the actual number, but only
slightly:
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This exhibits q mortality not exceeding one
halt Of that for the previous seven days, and q
ratio Of mortality in proportion 10 cases OF not
more than one-thiId. The proportion Of deaths
TO cases last weak Has about one 30 three this
Fsak il bhs not much szcss5sd one in ten, sven
making alIoWaacs for the fsct thasAl she eases
ars reported, Ssd Possibly We may not bs sbls
10 oblain all tAs dsEshs.- H5im5Rgt0H ". c.
JourssE OafabeT IIfA
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aE-NIEEsEaaTnRla EATIrE.

rFFl ll -.o-= lsvj-E -.a sszizEt tss es-ats q
z--ll-sl Johnson ee1= sd: L4t - > s}.lz-isf-a
tfl -ar.-r en- F'-e.1eI 60 r-- i5-=tgn bv th-
p.oba s-urf Of sci a- Csllly Sississ Cpi sS the
EEv tam s- D 1852 u1roa is hereby given 10 aii
zsfs5.- asvrz c-s-ns sEaz1s. said as8 present
l1s ana them e-s-7-sl l. - 1alzeTl sld
1Tshz tlz s=a pT-kcls4 bF lsE OF Sasy VII Be Ter
ever Izef I'D ~ p-r--s i~-sbl-d 90 said eEEs
Esrs5y rsgae-is5 IL IBzl-s me sac bay~eat
5Czi1s M. SEAHEON.
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Administrators Notice.

VErEaEEAs istt=r- o. -dminEt-1tl ne esrstE
FF q r .a.uud B P-rE7ns. ceCEaFed were ETartef
20 tas ur.s-iEalC0 =f-1ay tie arsf dHy o. tEs IN
ter - les, f BE FrO5sts co7rt u tie county
.ot Tsl ab b. Lac of s,ia5iPFir being tie 'tn
r-a---,1 q persons having csis -zsnst she sstsSs
IL e. 5saal q 90 ezhi-it tSe asr,s and bsve the1
r-e -red uf-e ans si % --s til1s p-esszised
by ssr o. tieF vii b. .-reV-r la-T7d
JOHN T. sHfsTH
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ssvHEEsEA5 .4tor4 Or s51linist-sloR ga the eststs
~ II q. O.. Esuslz, Ea5zassf. u-ss gained 90 ms
--fsr-z1a- lt be Ap-l term A. y. cuz, u ths Pre-
5ss Ccurs 0f lslayete county, StsJs Of iE-z s- pL
is nostte I5sr-f0re hereby s5veu requesting a. per
a1-s u-irs Ds sEsiTE lie sae of sd dscaase1,
80 zxT,ilf b, s-ms sad hzF- hen reg sssrsd IA the
ssrer -+d -.1 utLe sizls Plescr bed by sr, tEey
N re forever lsrre6 ~. s fCCAtA.
-7.-.1 s-87~s ASm;n ssrst0-.
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r,-p,-r-r7FR 9sh NeGRO BOY, uaued SAN
- S.id ~71 g. at0ut trenty-one years o. hve leet
e--,- - f-cs. r5ss 54l-shspeo Eed On wien ne
49, b,r,-1 .s.E coat & bl5ok cloth nilta cap a1d
- s. go WITH tim SONS other clothing.
~ fe-1-s.t. owned : y d. faGseley- ei marshall
rnt- tfssissipbis and 8ent away Nita . Dog named
17. r--saa .rTaeo hy .seosge = - ol us e-iy- :.
,-s1 nav q revvald Ct S75 q eeiyese1 20 ne N
--sos or So f .o5Fed ia aug iahi VITA Huen iaiof-
i-S.loh q '--' - JOHN ROBINSON,
JssksO1, Ills,
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Fhysacinus Curing BtFIheris by the sue
Ii0a of taeir Eeush.

From the Medical Magazine
Il ia not long since that one Of the most prom
ising of tbs younger members Of the medical
profession sacrificed his life to the voluntarily
contracted contagion of dipthsria, in 81 attempt
70 clesr, BY the suction of his SWn lips the
threat OF an infant, dyiaz stysHgied by the eIu-
dst.ons or that fearful dsSA4s Notvithstand-
ing the proved danger Of this sxpedient, how
ever, it hiss not lacked and will nsver lack imi-
tstoT5 for the sole reason that it is the promptes
and often the only means Of saving life We
fad an instance recorded in the Union MsdicGle
for May, which should not be limited in its cir
culstion TO the medical press. The expedient,
notwithstanding ths operator well knew its
danger, was pfacseed, and with complete sue
cess ia rescuing the child, by Dr. Edmond Bas-
sette, a young surgeon of Angoulem. Whist
adds TO the satisfaction Of the account, the child
was not only saved by Els heroism, but Dr.
BMseits suffered 10 i'll effects. This is sttrib-
nted to his Immediately riusing his mouth and
throat with strong brandy. The case was re-
| ported, not by the noble young operator him
] SELF but by his superior in tie Angouleme hospi
lal, Or. Claude Glgoa.
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IN HEuoaIAM OF LITTLE WALTER.
SELECTED FOR MRS JENNIE f. DANIEL.

SELECTED FOR MltS. JENNIE f. DAHlEL.
Another little form asleep,
And little spirit gone
Another little voice is hushed,
Aud little angel born.
TwolitLr feet are on the way
re the home beyond the skies,
And our hearts are Ike the void that comes
When a strain Of music dies.
A pair OF little baby shoes,
And a lock Of goldea hair;
TAe toy our little daring loved
And the dress he used 70 wear
The little grave in She shady nook
Where The flowers love 10 grow
And these arc all q the little h0Ps
That came oao year ago.
Ths birEs will Eit % the branch shove
AnS eME 4 rssEis1
Te the baauGfsl little slsspng fern
That ussd 70 sing 50 EheR.
But KeEsr sEain viii she little lips
TO ,heir soRgs Of love reply;
Fer that silvery voice il blended with
The minstrelsy ON high
sEsHArH, Louisa county Va, August 2o 1862
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Field and S.zf.-Woaudsd. A+ju.aus Jos.
Hone. slightly in l-gi Ssrgesul Msjor ". ST.
Baker, severely in side and arm.
Company A, Commanded By Cs1Isiu j. r
Mitchell w 0unt-d: Captain J. 2. Mitchell
IA arm ssIgsaul B II. G. Bliy. in the sra
shghti Private 81 B. Hodge 10 shoulder.
Company Commanded = esp ain L ".
FeEon.-KTlsd Captain I w FsI01. PCviis
Hugh McVey. W0u1d-i; Sergeant IT, ST..
B-sbles, severely in The sTu Corporal g. O..
Cross, night hIpi PIgasss g. r. Hsyev iet
ll1gi j. Geeeu. th'ghi j. e.. Davis slightly.
missing ), NJ Cl1ptCD aud Wu. Ear.ey
Company o Commanded by Ltzu.znza5J. @.
WatkiLs.-kils1; None. Wounded None.
Company ID. CommsDds1 By j. e. Elor1.--
Wounded; Priyztss B n. Wood, severely in
arm; Frank LabauUr-s in elbow Thomas Car
Ter, shoGidsr Ps-e- Beasely, thigh j John Hzms,
arm sliEaE
Company E. Commanded By Lisulsnsns J.
a. Huutsr.-Eo Eounssd J. II Hunter, shoulder,
severe Sergeant J. Z. SD5t5Hood, shoulder,
severe PIvates G. D. King. nzh. breast,
severe b L Harris, sEgbl
Company +, Conmsuded by Lieutenant A.
J. FlAnuigsn.-Kilsd: Prvate5 W b. Glover,
Jas. B. bury. Wounded: Lieutsnsat Wn.
LaWler, IN leg.
Company @, Commanded by Lieutenant a.
Z ETans.-Wounded: Pd7ates i. u. Ihom1-
son, slight; Geo. s. Toous, slight
Company II. Commanded BY Liau.enaut IL
3. Hsmpi0n-Kilsi: C5I20Isi J. D Kinney
Privstss J. D. Dsn5m0rs. Jn0. R George.
Wounded Lisuisuens Il. Z, Hampton, slightly
Lieutenant John Collier, neck and i-E severely
Corporal 2. L Carlock, leg. slight; P.i7ata5 j.
B Cooper, in leg, slight G. HsHin, hand Jl7.
HubIe6ni1 foo5, slight; A. 81. Sims. foot.
severely j " Waterford, breast and Leg.
Company I, Commanded By Li5Utsnant I.
B. Gillsm.-Killed: Private J. J. C1rd5n.
Wounded: Private Jas. B. Young m0Itily.
Missing; Corporal P. ". Wrgdti Pliva-es u.
Aiurphsy r. Ross and " L. Hill
apitulation--KiEed 8, Wounded 5li
Missing, g.; Total IS.
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NgTEs}E.

,-r--.raTrrJ % The jsil # Lafayette county EisE,
& IN -b- l.h-o- Cct7-sr Js5s. EEGR1 BOY Vho
-. .-.. = Ds1ei, sd hs. b. bei5ngs = clay
49,. -l,.t h - v-srs Cd I've fset eight iachss
Lf.6 -uf yreisAs ablut Gre Emdred aud seveny
.,r-rfs gLe ors o. al boy Is Tequsa 90 % come
f,-,-.-5 rrove pee. p ty = sy charge end tska b
- 81 f.=i til G dealt 7g.ir IS he lsw duCcts.
h7WoFEr4r Izf'rr
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& dr,inistratorJg Notice.

FETHr.2 FAs I=tce ~ zd1ais'rai q oa she estst5
tf ~ Green ~ 1oi deceased, were granted % the
~ I-r..r 20 H1afaE. t17 hIas day n TIE August
t--- a j. 1852. 0f the Pr bae co8fs Of Ysl sblsbt
co. fr E.ae H'ssi+ippi, is n=iaE the An fay cf
said mon this C..cs D. therefore hereby EiTea
st..- @ a 1rr-gs iz-i-g esiu- siast Ihs estsss %
eif se--s-d hflit be sld have them res sis
.-sea ID trs q rer .bi l5a prescribed By
aa-r or e. " D. be foeveg ba-ssl
1EBTs WOOD,
-F
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CAPruRE or COUPLE or YANKEES -
Two more Yankees, captured in the neighbor-
hood Of Suffolk, were brought 70 this city and
placed in Confinement yesterday morning
Their names are Z lwin Sh rbur1e, Of company
G, ga New York regiment, and Newton S.ough-
ton, company L, l033 Pennsylvania regiment.
The former was captured by our picke;s, and
he latter tsken prisoner by citiz rs and deliver
cd up to the pickets. B5thsay they havs neyeT
been in 6 fight, and though they volunteered 70
do that business. they never wish 20 be engaged
in battIe.-P PstsTsJarg EIgress.
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T!ra E Jet e-s cf admin s,rSfi1n oD ths sststc
~ 90 sas ll-h 6=eeas o.. we're aa-ef 90 tic uq-
5s-s ~aar 2 ,.s -d-g t-e frt dsT o. HI Juy term.
- I-zz o. See Fiobs-e C-u-t % Ya-stuEha coaniy-
cs-- O. ssaf,. II b-irg tzs : b da' o. Fad senta
a- -t- .rer fore az-soy given req~ esi lag al per
"a. rltias. tas d. and have rhsn ezisteFed In tho
lea-e. 1f1 tls time 4rsscr5ed By ll7f or they
--i d. q yer 5lrfed. JOHN J. ShI rH
at.-..---r- EHni~frt--fa-
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WIS
els lrv~--

D--Trf -IlATOR TrCE.-Whsrsss lsfssrE
"a % i-ils=--tc7 % she eststs u Hs1rT tfoors
rsHs-=ad E-arEsf 20 fhe urd=Fs;E7rd BY he Pro
5at5 c1u-l of Ssis1usls comfy, sac o. Es<iui sFi
she sa-5eE5a- terl- lSs2 theTsot tba netcs is
tE=rsfr= hrrz7v gwen requesting 81 Pe-sans having
zra'rst nc rs-ze # s-5 ecs sEsd % sEhah the
EFe- sad have tbsa rsEs,sred in as manner sd
s~l- .ls tne pTsscz5bsl - isH thsy vii hs 5aI-
ever bs-rez l. " MoORH
r-rl rrF- q as--t-.~s gtsr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

~ Lest night we had copious rains, with
thunder and lightning, which cooled ths air
somewhat. What eii-c; it might hase oc tda
general health is more than no can cay.
There ere fifty -four new eases cf fever repc-.el
a. having occurred yesterday. We have nos
been able to ascerlsin the mortality, bal believe
Il 10 have been comparatively small TIE gisatv
abs5ed viclencs Of tie disease IS e reason f5r
profound gratitude TiiE1iag,0a az Cl
Journal, October TO-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

a y s.IrfsTStT1s's NOFIUE-i.e .e,tsrs r admin.
II islrs.on Of the estate Of D.. - D Co7psr e
all- ,cl- oslls g. S se ef ssissp7i were srunfed
Il= bv She F-o5l.e --u-t Of sad u-fy on rhs p
oty of sspt,mbe- eurisg iss Septeu5er term-so let
a. ciss szsus the ssil deceased bs presented 10 ne
sac5-- ts tb- asEsF I'D yTsth'z - tiRs prsscasd
by lsE. u-ss lA-y wiz Be- foleSer barr.d
WISE 4 COOPER
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
JACKSON ovCs sUnRoUypED An

JACKSON ONCE SURROUSBED An erny
correspondent tells the following incident thar
occurred i1 Maryland between Stonewal Jack
son aud the ladies. They surrounded the Old
game cock, Che said Ladies. this is ihs 6rst
time I was ever surrounded" and cut every
button Of bis coat, and, they say, commenced
on bis pants, and al one lime 1t was feared be
would be in the unifoTm Of a Georgia Colonel
minus al except q shit collar aud spurs. Fer
once ne was badly sesred.-Riehmosd Fhig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
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