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Delaware Home for the Insane.

This Institution will be conducted on the same
general principles the Living IIome. and man
aged by kind and experienced nurses. The build
ing has been arranged for the safety and comfort
of its inmates while it is free from most Of the
prison-ikc bolts and bars that have such an
unpleasant appearance in other institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general supcrn-
tendence of both the Living Home and the Home
for the Insane. and by combining judicious sys-
tenn of lighr labor will be enabled to make tho
charges considerably less than any other institu.
ton III the county.
Boarding and Nursing
Viii be from Three to 1mcire Dollars per Week,
including Medical attendance or not us may be
agreed upon.
DIR, j. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We. the 81 bscribers. Physicians in the City of
Wilmington. Del, believe that tho Proprietor of
the Living Home. and Home for the Insane will
endeavor to make them useful and popular insti-
tutions, and that We will attend on persons who
visit them, at the customary city charges.
II. f. Askew, VI. d., Geo W Clayton VI. D.,
l.. ?. Gush NJ. D.. james +. Wilson. NJ. D.,
r. r. F-rtcr, NJ D., W. X. Bullock, NJ d.,
r. +. Johnson VI. H.. A. H. Grimshaw, NJ. D..
VIM II. White. NJ. D.. Geo. Pepper Norris, VI. d.
Geo. Richard BAKER VI. D.. Edward Veuzcy, NJ. D.,
.9Iopattic.
VIM. W Tn s' NJ. D, Homeopathic.
A. Negcndank. NJ d.,
}. Simms, NJ. D., p,,,
J. II. Simms. VI. D.. r"'''"'
I'D. Craig, NJ. D., Iydrepathlc.
Feb l6, lS6l--3n
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DIR. WI. II. IRURD,S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
FOR THE CORE OF
NEURALGTA


or Toothachs produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured BY their application.
They nc, like n charm. and ARE perfectly harm.
less in their nature; do not produce blister and
leave no unpleasant results
DR.. Tim. b. Hurts Neuralgia Pla,ter,
never fail to give satisfaction to all VIII, test their
virtue
;, Prepared Mt DR.. IIurd's Dental Office, No. II
Fourth Street Brooklyn, f. d.
Price. only Is Cents each.
To a liberal discount made to dealers
Address PRrScIrAL OFFICE. TRInr,r Bru,.
INGs, No l SrErTE SrEGar, New Yonk.
Sold also by DYOTT co 90 North Tad
Street. and 0. s. HUBBELL. l4l0 Chestnut 81.
Philadelphia. and by all Druggists
Dec. IA, lsol-y
NoTirE.-Wc nre daily receiving orders to send
by mail some one or more Of Dy. Hurd's Dcatal
Remedies, which we cannot fill. None are mailn-
BILE except the Neuralgia Plaster. which VIC send
in and envelope on receipt of price Us cents) and
one stamp But 10 accommodate persons in places
where the druggists and storckee1crs arc behind
the age, We have put up packages in white EN-.
bosscd boxes. seven inches by four with cornpart.
mcnts each box containing a bottle of DI. III Rn's
Mouth WASH, and TOOTH Ache Doors, a box OF
TooTH PONDER, the NEURALGIA PLASTER. and n
valuable little Treatise Teeth and their Diseases,
the bost means of preserving them, and the proper
treatment Of Childrcns Teeth, worth Of itself tho
entire cost to every young man OF woman,
parents with young children, with sundry other
necessary articles price per package one porLAE,
six packages for So sent by express as directed
AS the Express charges are not much. il any, moro
on dozen than on one, il is TAR cheaper to order
six or dozen packages at one time. large
famly viii want all, or tho surplus can be disposed
of to the neghbors with public benefit for no ono
can estimate how much pain. suffering. unhappi-
nc.s and Disagreement. expense, los. of time and
money would be saved to the country il every
family to-day had one of these packages. which, in
itself is n complete set of Dental Remedies =
Address WIN. b. Hum / Co., TIihane Buildings,
New York. and write name AMI address plainly
That rcmittances may be made with confidence.
W. Il. VI 4 Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn,
to Il. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers ami
Citizens Bank. Brooklyn; to the Editor Of tho
American Manufacturers Gazette, to JOY Coo b
Co Publishers Agents, New York to p I Bar
mum. Esq, who knows good thing when he sees
it. and who has already ordered q second SUPPLY,
nto
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DATENT Wagon or Carriage Grcass, said
L to be the hest article ever invented; lasts
longer and will not gum. For sale by
JOHN PERKINS, JR.,
Nov 10, 1859 Opposite Court House.
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TO FARMERS.
MHEELER'S PATENT.

THE undersigned still continues the agency
L for the sale Of the celeb rated
WHEELER, MELICK 4 cos PATENT
Single and Double Horse Power,
AND COMBINED
ThraShcr and yVinnOwcr;
As also. CLOVER HCLLERS, FEED CUTTERS
Circular and CrossCut Saws. H or.s Rakes, &c.
The e Improved Patent Combined
TIlRASHER AND WINNOWER,"
is model of simplicity aud compactness and is
made in the most substantial manner. so Tint its
durability equals its efficiency aud perfection of
work. It's capacity, under ordinary circum-
stances has been from IS to LIS bushels of wheat.
and from 200 to 800 bushels of oats per day. 1t
works all other kinds of grain equally we'll. and
also Thrashes aid Cleans rice and timothy seed.
The "Doubie Horse Po,cer," and
"Orershot 7Hrasher," Nth Vibrating
Separator"
is also adapted to the wants of large and medium
grain growers and persons who make Il business
of thrashing. and will thrash from 100 to 200
bushels of wheat per day. and twice as many
of oats. without changing horses: by change
nearly dou BILE the quantity may be thrashed.
THE SINGLE HORSE POWER" AND
"OEERSHOr THRASIIER" WITH
VIBRATING SEPARATOR"
is like the preceding. hut less, and for one horse
and intended for small grain growers.
All the above machinery is warranted to give
entire satisfaction or may be returned at the
expiration of reasonable time for trial
ty3 Orders from any part Of the United States
accompanied with satisfactory references. filled
with promptness and fidelity. and machines
securely packed will be forwarded according to
Instructions, or by cheapest and best routes.
JOHN d. MICHENER,
WEST NOTTINGHAM.
April 10, lS62-4m. Cecil county, Md
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T j. NJ. rcspcc fully informs the
mrn and the public generally. that he has now o,cue,l
an entirely New Stock Of HOSIERY. &c. of the most
approved makes. His friends will all time, find n
rnnrIr'" assortment. an, at the very lowest prices
Will" the character Of the Goods will the high
reputation for qualify which the lIu-c has Ion.
successfully maintained. May 3. l>l2-,ri*
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

We had a cal yesterday rem lfr John d
Jesse. Of this cty, Who came direct from Ken
tocky va CumaeTlar5 Gap. He eft Frankfort
90 iss Ash insiHat he day o. shea the Cor
fsdefsts governor va L~nalRuTsisd- Thsre wers
sons ihiry ,AsEsNad nooas prsssEs en- the c.
Csslon. And - 5issiay. - SAYS. E.s probasly
Tbs ErsBdess Of he Hsj ever witnessed On ts
eeOtnsnt Many Of these troops cane from
Leziogion and other Poias which gave rise 20
the Iankss report Of 81 evacuation, al Of Ehich
NJ jesse assures rs IS mere ssUmon. lie res
Tssszts tss CssfsdsFass army as ia the Best pos
si5la coBdifios, sad IN high spirits. They are
vel supplied With eVsry Necessary, provisions
Of 81 sorts beng furnished With siEcIity By the
psopls OF Kentucky
As reEa-ds the pubic sentiment Of Ksatucky,
Mr. Jesss thinks treTs can b. no doubt Of is
being strongly on lbs side of the Couf=isTacy
OsiHg 50 ths uncertainty OF sfsirs, none know
ing which array viii b in possession t0-Roy
Tow, msu sTe cesEoss u expressing thsir opin-
loss in public and making q Demonstration IN
sither side, eat a CosfedsTste victory sad the
SKpaiHion Of The Fsdsrals, Is ihiaks, would Re
suls in slm0st . EhsaImsus declaration for tks
South. TIE very first moment rs csn pc: ANS
ITO lbeir hands Some forty thousand EsTs
aid slready 70 have gone over aud joined the
Confederate ranks The emancipation pTocla-
nation was exciting tha despesl interest and
shenEtiPs thousands Who had Previously chung
to tie Union. There were some, though, in
every community, who we're ready 20 swallow
LiBcsla, emancipation and every other form %
tyrszay IN IhsE haired 20 " Ice id rebels.
Be saw KIRBY Sash, EsshsL Stevenson, and
other officers A. he issugurstion and eoBveTsed
with acme Of then, Who expressed great coEh
dence In expolling he Ysnk--s sod saving The.
State 70 the Souih.-SaDaaaab RsPudlieaH, l5h
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Ano.aer Letter rr.n IA. p. selsOu.
The following letter We fod in the Grsenyll,
Tennessee. Baaner Of the 18Th instant


Tennessee, Baaner Of the 18Th instant
J~OEEsB0R0, Tenn, October II, 1862.
Hessrs James P. Mcdowell, Lloyd Bulcn, . iliam n.
Lowry e W. Hendrick, James rtt0n, Jr, A W.
Howard Samuel siliigsn, J Il. Robinson, Thomas l..
Williams, snd others
GEvTLENsN Your favor Of the CAB instant,
requesting me- 20 sddress the people of East
Tennessee, and especially Of Greene county, at
an early day, rs&cbsd acre during my abseace
a. Elzsbethtcn court, and, since nay return, /
have estowed upon it, aud various other letters
of similar import from different quarters ofEass
Teunessee, thst attentive consideration whics an
asxious desire 70 grasify, if possible, tho wishss
of so many respectable citizens on tbeene hand,
end a proper sense Of duty to my family and my
clients on the other, demsn6ed.
I. would be s source Of much qualification to
mt TO meet my fsllow-ciazens tsoe to face, and
So show by quotations. from my swn speeches 10
Congress aud elsewhere and n u NJ Liueon's
messages aud otlsr documents, 70 which did
net hsvs access Rhea my receni address was prs
pared, tkst in shA publication Of that address 1
was animated By 30 other sarthly motive thsn to
rsissm nv solsnH pledges, and to provo that
UEion men who have stood up0a principle in
Osscsing the SoutAsEa moveueHt, viii sill stand
upon pnncipis when thsy sUstsin il. II they
have been compelled 70 shit shsiT ground Is hes
not besn becauso they desired 20 90 50, but be
Cause Mr. Lincoln, after recommending com
pensztion to the owners Of slaves 10 the border
STATES after disownIng Hunters proclamation
Of emancipation; after refusing negro rsgi-
neRts, and svon after his lesserto Horace Cree
ley-(ia all Of which, As well as il osksr acss,
be eressed the impression that be wa ssgSgsd
in q heroic struggle against toe aboiaonists who
hold hat there can be no property ia MANI
Suddenly turned g somerset, forgot his boosted
oath to support the Constitution, aad issued a
Butchers bulletin, that Haynau himself would
have be.n ashamed Of
1t would, l repeat, be very desirable to me
personally TO address inc whole population Of
East Tennessee, aud to meet my Union f,ieads
especially in a spirit Of kindurss and respect,
but the duties which I owe st the courts, which
are row ia progress, AID She absolute Necessity
of attending tony own domestic aud private
affairs. compel me, st least tor the present, 70
iorego that pleasure. Were I to address the
people at G~reonvile, 1t would be almost imPos-
sible TO decline other Invitations, aud am Ie-
luctanHy constrained TO ask you to excuse my
failure 70 comply with your requests.
Very respectfully,
YOuU oOsdient servant,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

GENERAb PENBEETUN This cmcer has
gore 20 Jackson 90 sssUme EnUsnd # tho g.
pertinent Of Mississippi. He belonged TO he
United States army, and wss she officer we
le~arn,lWho led the Federal troops Through Bsi
mere when they we're st upon ard stoned BY
tbe p~opulsce After lie srKivs, 70 Wsshiugtn,
Psmoertou resigned asd Immediately oaRe t.
Rich end, when President Davis apo ptsd hm
70 a command in thc C3ufe5eTals service
Subsequently,, General Pembortou was sent &C.
Charleston, aud was in c8mmsed ven the
enemy were defeated ar james Island. lie "a
described as a good ficer, If anything = iistls
over cautious. sad willing 20 be advised BY sUch
m.n as can 90 both him and TIE eouairy q ser
vice. Let Us trust the new Commander VIII re-
trieve oar fortunes 10 Mississippi as soon As pos
sihle-HobHe Tribune.
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REsmpAls Ess@s.

Mrs. Duke, corneT of DsSsso Aad Madison.
whose arrest for smuggiisg We have noticed,
was sent over 20 tie Arkansas shore, by the Fed
sral authorizes, for the ofsnse. Referring to
the practice Of conveying goods across tbs lines,
engaged in By the ladies, the Bulletin Of the
2Ist says:
The lsdies 10 this neiEhborbood take extensive
advantages Of the extensive domsins f crin0
line TO do an extensive smuggling business
One was en- examination yesterday wha vas
psssinQ the hnes in = carriage. SIS vas desired
70 slikht, sad did SO With evident difficulty
Tss F@srd wa sRssiei5us, Ssd turned asr over
30 ths Attsatioas Of q fssaais, sa " isseihgsas
c9auAsssd," by whoss atteEtioas she WIS safe
" relieved Of a girdle pasalRg rcRnd her waist,
hom which dspssdsd, By strings, ne less than
twelve pairs Of bsos cash beet contained bot
ties OF whisky, 81 military lace, snd othsr articles
much wanted in Dixie. 4 cOl0rss woman was
fousd pssaiRg the hBes in 8 coaditisn suggestive
Of excessive d~rcPsic&l or cthsr symptoms, She
-sa required to Algkt from sAe vshiels. She
obsysd With the utaos. officially, asa wasn on
the sTouad stood in a pAiRhI pssiHoA with eer
lsgs very far sDart. EIAniRaGcn brsUgAt TO
light, far bsyozd sbs An pie dimensions OF calico,
exposed to outward view, a Eve gaIlsR daD John.
suspszded By sEisgs iagsaiously fastened 70 \
girdle st The visit. Ths boys shsUsd Gn indiS
position to spply sbsir mouths to the neck Of the
dsnjjOhn to a~scertein the nature Of the eoatents,
but il somehsw or other transpired that the i've
gallons consisted Of brandy, and that OF a very
superior quality.
Twelve of the most notorious thieves and
vsgabonds have been arrested by the chief Of
police, and, BY order of General Sherman, put to
york On tbe Qualifications
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Tie Yicrsrri - sinsn-t.
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HEADauABr1Es IN THE PIN ELK HoRr,

HEADQuARTEE5 IN TIE FiEL'. ELK HoRft
October 4rls62
To Maior-GeseralT O. H,ndman:
GENERAL: Colonies Cooper sud Shelby r.
pulsed The enemy. four 30 Eve thousand suorg
at Newtouia, on tho 18Th September, killing one
hundred aud fly captured oHs hundred aud
fifteen prisoners number IF wounded not
known. The euemy. commanded by BugsdIer
General Solomon, h-i pack to S-rc8zle, i dis
lance of fifteen miles, winch place tbay now &c
eupy in -onsidsrsb force, having 0een reiH-
forced frOn Kansas. The entire commend al
Ssreo1ie Il froJa Ksusas. THe prisoners taxes
are Of the Wisconsin On, S1lon5us Drag Tegi
ment.
Varnon. with tWo. tbyua1d a. Cane creek
events eve miles soata II SPring6sid.
Respectfully your o~5s3ieRt ssrFsnt.
JANIS S Rams,
Bdzsdier-GeHefeL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

EAJQUAE 0kR-D EPEETH 81 a.Fr..
APPl y EA TEEE .C. IsIz..
JAchs1N H= Dc l-.r a 1852
" ecUplaaes with i-H-rrc ions received from .=
VA psPstDsn- O. Etc-- ou- Fa % ned -f-r7
tbs 4zy asuu~r eIHuasE - r.- U--za -.-..F na
aAapPs ard AzEtsrE Ls1 -Es Ir-.r-1r ra F-.a "a.
tenaed 70 .p--ar 10 s @ brera % Tar--.s-H. Er---=
gTes'u' H-seq1E-ery o. he Ds-sr-l=-- rE lr
JscEsou, Esz-zsIrpL
Hsi1TJ r WafdT. E6uEus =-e--rsU--a----1
= auuou0csr - q JEFF ~ LAY end EFf--1 sa---af
Of zoe D=rar.m.n- au whom ell 1-.l-I r--z -re-
lions liz en[sdf for rt5 e "a a-J-- RI be- ..--aE
&c PENS .RE"N-
Lieutenant e-r.r. d
OF a Cr-wlrd D. De-
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EAPTATs PHEEN..

A y ah% ~he VS. ~urcar- De 81 -cf On Cor
"A an - 8srarsas She 50 l-si-ca sud rbo care
"a sAas Is shove as-ra-rc e HDE-E -r 20 ne e
saTJ I'm q he At Hera5-t she's be We RIA
soar, "a aHa a csfarSby r Arsz-sa- z-e- zen .
ave rot heard e. I'm ArE ~ s-hf-u -hzs
sd . he scsgr-s . Jhs Aor- b. -t-sfaIr -
ssivsd - tEuzu-S
CspiEl =rd freuae urlaerE
Suf ~ Gr--rs- NJ q frsr-v
o2 So --w-r-- 7r = ~ -.
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YOuU o0sdient servant,
THos a K NELSON.
LATEST Fu1M C9gPUs CHglsFr- The san
Antonio Herald Of the 10Th inst says:

80 -
kntaaio Herald Of the Doth inst says
An expsess to Gsuersl Bee arrived in shis city
yesfsrdaS roe Corpus Christi, with the news
Jhat the Fed7rals we're about 10 repew thelr AZ
tack on that pisce, q number of vessels hsvin&
arrived in the bAy. We bust our brsye boys
vii treat themas they did before.
A gentleman who has just arrived from Cor
aus Christi, informs as tbs a detachment from
the Federal feet Oft that place wassent TO destroy
the salt works IN that nei gh5erhood, and that
they were snrrounded snd captured by oar cav
airy, who had been apPrised OF thejr movements.
The prisoners will be here in a few days
Since writing the above, we have mad inc sat
dissection of seeing q dive kicking Yankee COM
modore Of the feet eff Corpus Christi. Hnrrsh !
for the gallant boys about Corpus Christi -
San Antoni0 NeJos, Sept y.
Reliable intelligence received yesterday eve
ming says that on Sunday last Captain dredge,
Of the Yankee feet, after having she4led the
Flower Bluffs for three hours. we'd ashore with
eight men, when be was ~surrounded By Captain
Wate's cavalry. Captain ". tapped him on
the shoulder. Saying, Z" Captain, l am glad to
see YOU" They were marched to Corpus Christi
In short order, where they are being aeeommc-
dated in becoming style-Gotiad Messenger,
Sept. Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

CoURTLASD P~RENTICE-0ar Geographic
accounts 5 few days since, beth Northern and
Southern, had it that a son Of George d Prem
lice. who was in Captain M0Tgan's company at
the Eght AZ Augusta, was MORALLY wounded.
are happy to learn since, from = msJoT IN The
department Of General Bragg's
amy that C0arfland Prentice ,tbe eldests0no the
editor ofthe Louisville Journal, was only Slightly
wounded, and is now supposed to DO out Of
denrer. Should bis life be lost, however, there
il many a gallant Kentuekian who viii terribly
avenee his death -KR0rviie Register, 18th inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.
Special Correspondents Of the Memphis Appeal
RICHMOND, October Is, 1862.
Congress adjourned to-day at 3 o'clock, P. ,

Congress adjourned to-day at 3 o'clock, P. n
As late as two o'clock the conference commit
tee upon a seal, were in great stress for q motto
having agreed upon a device, but finally de-
cided upon the following, which I think highly
respectable, in default Of something better
Upon a shield a liye-osk trse in full bearing
with the crest of 5 half sun in glory, motto
sab sole a~nBraquc foTescit. 1 am not able to
tell YOU whether the seal was adopted by Con
eress, but the time for is examination was so
short that 1 feel confident the matter was post
poned.
Under a recent bill authorizing the President
to spsoizt officers Of he army, Distinguished
for their gallant and msrissroua services, to the
new rank, thereby created, of liO~utsaAnIgsD-
eral in ths army Of tAs COaisdsusss SAtsa, It is
said tAai kr. DAVIS nsaisatei LsagsEest,
Jsckssn, Z. Kirby szish, Polk, PszbsrsoB,
Hardeo and Hslmss, Of which RoRisaESns shOsc
Of Hslnes asd Pszberoa Wzs r5scsd by the
Ssnste,
The nsws Of hs battle of Psryv1lle, rsOsived
through the New YSrk Herald, Of tbs l0A inst,
is Aksn here BY fair o~snExsSiua Of the Heralfs
own s~cosani, TO indicate q great Confederate
victory, bat wsavai vita very great inPaEsne'
the reports BY talsszAPh Of our own ~gsssrals.
II Bragg has, indeed, whipped Buell., snd tbs
feht was . decisive one, thea is CsTinsh more
than repaired, hen are LsuisVillS aAd Cinein-
nai at our mercy.
Accounts from the North thrsatsn a CONNER
ciai panic st any moment Gold at 1868 and
foreign exchange at l4O would seem TO fOretslI q
serious crisis in Wall street. DIXIE.
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Reaernl oncer ui.nlsa-s.


Ths following is a sxsc! copy Of the record
upon which Major Joha J Key vss dismissed
from shs mail service of he Usi,ed ss;ss:
EXECUTIVE EAyaoy. WAszss-oy.
Major John Key,
SIR I an informed thss in ausuar 10 she
gu stion "Sby ives not BE rsbsl army baE<sd
Immediately ai.sf tbs battle Of SaA ssbl z
propOuaded 70 you BY MAj2r Levi G. Iuflsr,
Judge Advocate, etc yea answered, 'thatit j.
not TIE game Tas object a that neither srmy
shall ger much AdVastaEs u tAs other thsi
both shall b kept in the Geld ell they are ex-
EsUsted, wren re viii make a compounds aed
save slavery" I shall b very happy If you
will, within tEsasy-four hsars from tho rsceiBs
of this, prove to ne by Major Turner thAi yoU
did not, eisbeT literally Or in suSssasce, make
tbs answer stated.
Yours, A LEscoLN.
The d~ocunsnt is iudorssd ~ fJlo~si
Copy dslivaysd to Asj0r Ksy A. 1925 NJ,
Sspsenbsr 27th, 1862 JON BAY.
1t about eleven o'clock 4 NJ, SspsAabsr .,
1862, Major Key $50 Major TUEser sPPsAzsd
before ne. Mtjsr Tanner ssys: AS I reasn-
Der it, the conversation WAa-I asksd tie auss-
ton why We didn't bag tsem Afar thR balJs Of
SharpsoarEl Major Key replied thai vas not
ths game; ne should are the rsbsis cos asd cur
selves; that shat was the only vsy the Uhion
could bs preserved, we coma together sgsin fra
t~ernslly, and slavery bs ssvsd."
On cross-exsninsiion, Major ToTnsT says he
has frequently heard Asj0r Key converse in
regard 10 lhs SrsssHs iroUSies, aAd HsFsr heard
him utter ssnsinsHi8 unfaVerabls 30 tie mAia-
seuanes of The Union. III has never uttered
anything which be (MsjoT Tucher) would caA
disloy slty. Inc particular conversation detailed
was a private one. A. LINCOLN.
Iad0rsed on the above: In my view il is
wholly iuadmisssbie foE any gentleman holding
a military commission from tss United States to
utter suca sentiments IS Eisj3I Key Is within
proved to have done; therefore, Jet Major John
j. Key be forthSith dismissed from the military
service oil tas Uuitei States. a LLSCOLS"
The foregoing Is she waole record, except the
simple order OF tAe dismisssle At the War Depart
melt.
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USBECEssARY CAUTION-At the request Of
TIE scent Of the Associated Press reporter, the
Richmond Wig refers to an instance Of Ae
restrictions placed by the Secretary Of Wal upon
the transmission OF e a dispsteh was pre-
pared for The Southern press, giving summary
of General stuart's invshion Of Pennsylvania.
az reported IN tie No thsra papers, was not 81
lowed TO be sent over the wires, until the ada
tant general bad given has assent to its trans
mission. Heretofore, dispatches based upon the
statements ia Northern journals have been sent,
for what they were worth, but under the exist
ing construction Of the regulations Of the War
Department, reported movements Of CoBfederate
troops, fron whatever source derived, cannot be
telegrapbe1 as news, unless. sanctioned By the
military authorities, who arc only accessible
during ofice hours. The agent Of the Associated
Press considers it due to himself, as well IS 70
the Southern press that this fact should be
stated, in order that ibe public may appreciate
the ezeent Of the fssiriction upon the privilege
Of using The telegraph The rnle Is an arbitrary
one, for which no good reason can be assigned
and the sooner the proper ohsial e1punges II
from bis regulations the earlier will the censufe
Of the people cease to fall upon him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

Released on BAm-The Memphis drug
gists, lately arrested and sent to Alton for send
ing quIniae and other eontrsbsnd articles to the
Confedefscy, hsve been released on bonds O.
$1,000 each, conditioned TO reside ia free States
and abstain from furtLsr attempts to continue
the trade
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

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