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10 FURL8UGHgD MEN OF GENERAL
BgECEINRIDGE'S DIVISION.

HDQS BRsCKINRIpaBs DIVISION
JAcEsoN, AisL, August z3, 1662.
General Order No. -.
+ EAfE Of a-seucs AID furicug's 20 al oTcsIs sd
IL SO d ers, Gbe for cuty, Bringing 10 the D ysien
& dsior cen raj Bre0kinridge are this day REVOKED
AID hey vii report forthW4in to the!r rsFscuve con-
mands a. "a place,
BY command o. Msjo-Gsrersl 6-REcKISRIDeE.
JOHN A. BUCKNER,
su&6 It A Ger erJ.
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THIS ms STATION viii b open d for the reception q
4 pupils OF next MONDAY. LIST of september
ierm-S3 and s. per mouth. isIf pa abs IN sdys2es
sua5 o GEO. p. RtCHARDSoS-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

A SINEcURE.-ReferHng to the appointment
Of Phelps as military governor Of Arkansas, the
Little Rock True DemOorat says: II there is any
salary attached to it, be is likely to have a sine
cure. What little toTyism there was in the
State was 10 be found in the counties il which
Curtis and BIS army advanced, and such were
their ouHages that they crushed out all Union
sentiment and drove every patriot to arms. The
few traitors who fed to them, The Wares, Fish
backs and Barten, are the only subjects Phelps
Eay look 70 have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

No ExcHANGEs.-The Indianapolis Journal,
Of the 18th, has a significant paragraph, which
probably accounts for the non-arrival Of the
Confederate prisoners confined in the Western
States. It says; We understand that s dis
patch was received here yesterday, from the
officer ia charge Of the exchange CT prisoners,
ordering tbs whole exchange business stopped,
The caussof the order is the refusal Of the rebel
authorities TO abide BY their agreement.
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RANAWAY.

THs owner ana tho pubae are hereby notified that :
4 NEGRO Nan, rho Waslsn 10 care CT the under
5 gaed st SeHaso5ia ssn sway some two months ago
AID has no be q keacd ION. He sasi he belonged &
Robert Crane, OF Sunh9wer codnty, Mississippi Psr
TIES Interested wiz take notice.
st25 5ts d H.. SANDERS.
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10 Our FRIENDs.

Gentlemen who STRIVE from the United States
with late pspers, wiz confer a favor BY leaving
them at the counting room of the APPEAL Office
OF at the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store
next dooE north Of the Collins House 10 these
days Of uncertain mails from the South and a
blockade on the North, our facilities to furnish
the latest news from all quarters can be greatly
increased by a little attention on the part Of ouI
friends. for which We shall ever remain grateful
Parties from above VIII confer an especial favor
BY furnishing Us any Northern papers in their
nossassinn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

H~The Vicksburg Wing states that the Yam
KEGS took some fifty or sixty prisoners when they
landed at Miliken's Bend. They were princi-
pslly sick soldiers belonging to troops stationed
there. The well ones got away. Several prison
era were taken on the Fairplay.
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EOsT,

nN tss railroad, bstTssn Canton sud Grsnsds, on
last Thurs5ay, an ofditary sizoi green leather
IrUEE. marked on one chi 3. s. Long, Columbus,
BHss, aud on tie oiherJ 81 wills a RESPONSIBLE re-
yard vii be patti for The same IL len wi h Mr.. George
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

MAJoR.G EsEKAL T. H HoLMcs.-This Off
Ger arrived in this city a few days since, and on
Yesterday assumed command OF The department
composed of Arkansas, Missouri, Texas, Louisi-
ana ard the Indian country. We regard him as
ene Of the sblest and most experienced officers
ia The Southern army, and are gratifed that ne
has been assigned to the command Of this de-
partment.-Lnis Rock Demoerat l2aF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

GENERAL MCCLELLAN's ARsrY.-It Is now
certain that General Mcclellan has made q sue
csssful and mastery evacuation from his preca-
fious position on james river. He has done It
IN tha face Of sn enemy, without losing q man
or a gun. This is one of the most difficult ope-
rstions in war, and viii increase his credit as a
great commander. His army viii now, proba-
blv, be united with Pope's, forming a solid body
of i5O, 900 men, and wiz march on Richmond
under better auspicss-Cineianah Enquirer.
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PARTIsAN RaNaERs. NOTICEI

4 LII TIE members Of my 90 ppany vii reRezToui
"a either st Bat4.vil+ on WEDNESDAY, ncxt or a
Abbsviis, en- , RIDAY next.
August 22d 1892 d JEHNi0AN CsPian
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FnR RENT AND SALE.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. in tbs most
n piszssrt psrt Of the civ e O0iunbus Mississippi,
AID al the Hoasehold and Kitchen Furniture. A 5ar-
gaia can Be had BY early application 70
Jim HUDSOS,
ST EriarasId Arsenal,
a-2lIw Cefum1ra nj e
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II The savsnush Nssss says George N. San
ders has gone to Europe to execute 3 contract
for he government for the delivery Of q number
Of iron-clad war steamers. Where that journal
get its information we csnnot imagine but as it
hiss been published, it cannot be considered con
trabsnd for us 10 reproduce it.
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For Probate Judge.

I'VE ara author z q 70 snrognes judse JOSIAH N
w sIMMOSS ~ a caudidstr Tor the 0Hcs Of Pro
bate Judge Of Holmes eou3ty EisssEPpL 70 -ae susu-
l. 6 slsuton ia Oet1bsr next. l-uSl5se
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

ca A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa, dated
the 18Th, says: Two or three regiments are now
daily transported to the seat of war. The gov
gnor has accepted four additional regiments
from Philadelphia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

TIE PRIsoNERs CoSuSG-The mayor Of
Yicksburg publishes a card stating that it is
officially ascertained that aboutftteen thousand
Confederate prisoners viii soon be landed at
tina. place, in compiisnee eth Che terms Of the
late cartel fer an exchange. he also calls upon
the heads Of families who can have cooking
done for them to report Immediately. Fieks-
burg will thus be called upon to make another
saclfce, but she viii respond heartily in this
behslf
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VINO EANTsAH0RsEl

FAVE several a5s Saddle snd Hun-ss HORSES
4 for sac. M @ SUTTON. I
au2l -" GrsT adt. Hra-
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= The wife Of Senator Robert W johnson
Of Arkansas, died in Little Rock, on The lStE
INST, in the 4oth year Of her age.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

~ The Supreme Cours Of Arkansas has de-
cided that q governor must be elected by the
people Of thai State St the next general election
IN Oetober.
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WANTED!

Produce and Merchandise.
DARTlE5 Striving 81 jackson with 5ither Of tho
II shove for sale. vii rtesiFe the HIGaEsT Ca-kst
rates By applying 20 JOS MCGRDGE o
sla.s street. over RUtt1sons Stora
au2Ilt Jackson. 8iB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

~ a little child Of Mrs. O'Neil, Of South
Memphis, was burned to death on Friday last,
through the inattsntion Of a negro nurse. It
seems the negro was an educated dazkey, and
fond Of reading. The child, but three months
old was in its cradle, the nurse was reading by
the light Of g candle placed on the top Of the
cradle. fell asleep over her novel, moved, stirred
the miniature bed, the candle fell, which set FIRE
20 the clothipg and burned the child 10 death.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
$40. SIO.' $40.
Wool and Cotton Cards, thirty
dozen just received by
J. c. McALLESTER,
Jackson, Miss.

Gee. 65c. GOc.
Osnaburgs, Sheetings and Shirt
ings, thirty bales just received
and for sale by the piece or bale.
J. &. McALLTSTER,
suIS-Iw- jackson, Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

CALICO. CALICO. CALICO.
Fifty pieces Small Print English
CalicOes just received and for
sale al sec. per yard ar
au2I-Iw MeALISTER'g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

HA new Federal military department has
been created, under name of the department Of
the Ohio, comprising Wisconsin, Michigan, Iii
nos, Indiana, Ohio aud Kentucky, including
Cumberland Gap and the forces there, whereof
Major-GeDeral Wright has been appointed COM
mander, and win Immediately assume command.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26

A Coon OSE-The Chattanooga Rebel says
Colonel Boone, Of Kentucky, was in command
Of Se Federal forces at GaIlatin, when Colonel
Jack Morgan made his morning call last week;
and bad not shaken of the drowsy god, at the
time Of the demsnd for the surrender Of his
forces. hrs. Boone, however, was more easily
aroused, and swOke the sleeping colonel by ex-
claiming Il surrender, and so does the colonel"
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For Judge Of the seventh Judicial
District.

TTHE Hrisnss o. jar e w UPs6AW. Of IA sse5f
4 county, AsNh ipsi announce hs name 81 g oandi.
de for JudSe Of The ceeenh Judcai Disuict OF d
slssl5Pi, COMPOSED Of The count Is q DeSoto, Paao,z
Lsfssortes harssal and TipFah.
MAJOR Upshswf general aea'ta il impaired bis eyez
at7lf oee5ms eiBsazsd from eKroslre n camp 10 snci
a. sztens a. 70 coz pei HIN, 10 The opinion Of med cal
men, % retire from The army in a sbOrs time. Many o.
a. feHoU-eitzsns think him. ~ this crais. sminsuiiy
voters Of the District.
sul2lW BANY| CITIZENS.
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DENTISTRY.

AN just in receipt Of a lt CT GOLD FOIL AID an
a RoE prepared to E Teeth
DR. J. B. MCCLURE
en& Carroiltor. ME4
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HATS and CAPS.
SOO Soft Hats from SO TO $40,
each
$50 Grey Cloth Military Caps,
$50 Blue " "
at SO each, wholesale, and 81
retail. lust received at
WcALETSTER'S,
au21-2w Jackson, Miss.
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10 ~KENTUCKIANs ANI

T1HE Undersigned. having bean e,nm-s4o,ss A i, I'm
= orssss hs command Of Kantucky Rang RI 20 a bst.
tSto1 OF regiment viii isce-vs recruits siuVlv II
Springs, and James Rchar- SID, a. gepsfobia - -.
thorizsd to receive recruits snd forward an 10 nv
eonmaod. Toe eperatons # ihs conm-na are en-
lined, fosthe present, 20 Wcst Tennessee aad Ksnfucsv
" " F~AJLkEsR.
au@Tle- Capt Kentucky Rangers
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New York Market,

The Europa, with Liverpool dates 70 the 9th
has arrived.
Siidell had an interview with Thouvenal, sub
sequent to audience with the Emperor. Thou
venal is asserted to have alleged that the uuwil-
lngness of England was the principal reason
why France did not act at once in American mat
ters.
The Confederate steamer 800 msde her escape
from the Tuscarora.
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or STOLEN

ENROM the subscriber on Saturday night. -
u August 23d, q snail blfct HOKSE, Ro-
nan uUses hare footed, sadd a-d harea GA
marks Ahbsrei rsward vii Be- paidfo- bis 0s-iTerY
70 q, or airy iEErmaii 2 so that We ms7 gt hin.
2uz5 j. j. B. o. BIO
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The Bridess a 8rieiaa--Traae stopped

The Bridges "a Rnleiaa--Trasie stopped.
The burning Of the bridges over Wolf river,
nesr Raleigh, Tenn, has aroused the ire of the
Federal commander at Memphis, and called
nom him a Tetsliatory order upon the people Of
thst section. lie can do them no permanent
harm By prohibiting their intercourse with the
Yankees. The following IS his mandate
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We rstuln our thanks 20 the editor of tic Jis.
atc for his st,enps:o mistake .c.i be
sttribu.ssto US. We still doUb., Lowevsr, Whether
it Is ;rG-. AS stated by Us, thst ''Eouapsr.s,
when England hsd destroyed his rerg. had tco
nueh good sease 10 begin building up anctlss" 1t
is II wiss maxim Of the Law 'that things not ap-
pascng as presumed not 70 exist" The learned
editor inforais US that Bona parts reigne nina years
after the battle OF Trafalgar" and 10 40 French
navy was heard OF III that time, it il fair 10 pre-
sumo existed. Iaaes.i. the editor tells Us
"aspoieoa wss rrevensedsroa periecting an6 usiI q
his Uavy for the WEI! OF shps aud sailors. We aic
asset that he built siys 81 Che-hourg after
tho battle Of Trafalgar but only that he diJ rot
temp 80 in?rovise s. HGgg-to build oae all Of p
s1ddep IL tline ci ~aT, bptie>yt to cope with ths.
ct England We thIag tie curious rsaeslca cf the
learned eiiEor fully establishes the truth If orr po.
s.ion.
Eri va prefer 10 ADM: that we were mistaken
aud mat bonsparts was sailty o. the folly g. at
tempting build up of q sudden ~ entire new
navy III Irae OF war, ani, afiet nine yesgs. had
nothing 10 show for It. II so, let profit bg biz
folly SID tis failure, and rot trY to imptovise 3
great nSyaA power IN nina months, which Ge tasS
10 buiid Up, with all We tern and Southern Europe
at his command, in nine years. Let us no longe,
initiate the ''prodiRious energy with which Napc-
icon pushed his naval pre- epaTatious long after the
battle OF Trafalgar had destroyed the French ma
rine' {ss the editor informs ns.) for lready our
'rrodisiois energies in ibe line have brought
+; about nothing bu. disaster.
Either We or the learned edi.ar ars right II
boaap.stc was wise, ss W. suppose, ssc therefore
ola not attempt - cTeste = navy ali ot sudden
let psodt oy his wisdom, snd follow ia SaEaple
lf iie werr weak. Ak ,ae editor ss3unss aat aader
t0cA scsGrI, chma!is Al, sud hopeless pf0loct
let tske warning fro.a his nsspsyi; 'pr6ds ous
| energies and signal ssilure. ana avoid tte perp-
! trstoR Of a like folly.
! We again thank ths editor for his curious and
vslnsbie historical. researches and ritatoni
GEO. ElfZHE6H.
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Father in ths~ba.tle fray.
Shelter his de ar head. pray
Nerve his young arm with She might
OF Justice, Liberty. and Night.
Where tie rad bail deaaiesi falls,
Where sser?s aty loudly calls,
Where fha strlfe In eerce sns wild
Esther sasre, oh guard my child
Where :he Zoe rrssa swift and strong
Nadiy striking for tho wrong;
wAers the clash cs angry steel
sinSs above the battle iirld'
Where he sitting ar Is hot,
With hafstias shs. sT,e wbisslins shot,
Father - say boys brave bresst
Let 40 trossa@soas hlsde be pressed
FAsAar Il fay wensn's heart
fsaI a@4e pSes.S in every psTi--
~ aodess .raia Thy Mercy seat.
Afsel ,aase desr rovin.. fest,
i.st saS tender. pityiag grace,
HvsIs selfish thought erase
81 sh1s a1osasf's love hs wroEg---
s'sfd ss-ss, and make gne strong.
fat whaa silent shades of uight
eau, tie bright world from rly sight
Nhea aroand he cbeeflui hle
tfht&et brothers. sls;er, era.
= Erss. ialse AZ poy ttlkti> ssSS
Frora the old familiar place,
and my sad heart waude:s baZk
80 ssnted :ield SUD pigouac
uftsn ia my troubled s,eep,
svsAsng- . wesn~-
1sssSss s7s sr1iEs hts IA :iesf,
slr1 81 rverv anxious fesr~-.
'1Fts. ~farile5 bT she fiSsh
IF hossi!s s~or.is ths' n3est gad sieal
ri,i .Ne cauGorIs smoke spd rosr
ai9s hina from ny eyes once more
T.4Gs iFtrssin. and hope. ana pray.
Al toe weary hoars away:
sni | know I.is csusa is jusi.
ARD esnlre sli 1ly trust
ia Say promise SIS Thy dsy
50 shsl thy strength be AWAY
Ak peed thy suidsnoe still;
ta:heF !e. ms 60 Ghy Will
If ur~ -orrop should beEait.
/. n,y noble boy should fall.
If the bright head hsce BLESSED.
,fn p . cold earth SEjs ;ts rest
Sill, with alt the ncth~r'R besft.
'gorr, AMI qu;veriss with ths smart
! Weld him, 'ussth Tsy Christening rod,
To his tiss- 1untgy sud hi; Sod.
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TESTIMONIAL TO A DUTCH GEakRAL.--Fhe Ala
Caltfo nian says, that number Of Germans In San
Francisco have contributed 81 COO TO procure a.
Testimonial for Sgel. The present is in the shape
OF an eagle made from pure California gold Tho
eagle is slirmouuted cy wreaths ot gold leaves
representing laurel, aad between each leaf is q
diamond. Two gsrne,s represent the eyes Of The
proud bird Of Jove. The whole, enclosed in ii
made of nssngsni.a, is to ha Forwarded m
Eaadia,e!y to its destination.
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The steam ralu Palmetto State was cAFis.ened a
Charleston 6. g.. on the l2ta inst, Col Richard
Yeadon being tha orator Of the oceaaion.
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HORSE, &c , FOR sALE..

Z N0R sALg--Two good riding or Te:s Hos5flS.
H. Gall 81 No. 1856 cu Main hstszsen ia.l and 1sfa
nttGets &C I7--sss
JOB SALE.--A fine III DING MARE, seven yeass
e old suitable for family; wossA wSii !r aS.y
harness. Apply 10 loc t6~-3.l i. UAUTHOEs.
HOS sALE--A fine, thoroughly y-trainsd, sni
k' seven yesrs CID, chestnut bay H0EsS ps:-
feetIy used TO military service. II desired slso, q
MILITARY {ohlcer'al SADDLE, BEiDLn, and
HALTER Address 81 81 this cffics ocas-6sA
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rADTioa.--l about tho "a Of aasss rassy.
J 1862, r&ys - John Doyle 3 N0rEfarett
With a. I. etoses 80 aeeuriEy 81 ,histy days afte-
dss. ] caution tis public against Sssdiss sor aid
note d, not ia.snd es. pss: H. 10 hssi ! saiiea
to comply with Ills sonlfast j. h k;<'E
-
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Nn,s NT.Tbe large WAREHOUSE on tna
Il East line ot llth, het.ean 1:lin and Cary sta.
opposite ID MeEsFs. Dunlop, MGneure & Co.'S For
terms apply to 0ODDfA 81 APpERSON. f
ec li-Gt
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tSOR ai.af~-Gi.o three s.ory BHIcK HOuSR
T. IN U1ck street. for msny yeRyA oecapfa -
u. y. Lea apply 20 j. X. PAAKSR,
&C ls-bts On the rrey lsss.
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ITO. sALA--A een5 :cssins Siess ~ ~.
II cosk, ~ssher, ls0cs !; VA tAgsa CT aireu. 81
oldest one years o: age !sne-h~ x ~, itssi
fcatieas fnd nip be- ea til iyst., rs ossest
Ii years of age. An5i2er s-,3s qsgilicEtiMss a,s.
.Vro children tle oldest yesse.. AprsT ~
oc l4--ecd:iss CessY ). r.. gssr J.AiI.
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1jroK gsaT--sevarai very :,le asant RoOMs--
AlSo, two Flick STABLES, with Eve ssalls In
each, and Cartisss Honss attach I'd to Of them.
Also, e Brick EI1CEEN with Ewo rootna Inquire
or tbs preslisea. Franklin street, door from a.h
street, o- oi w. =. CUOAS, ofice OF Presbyterian
Publication Committee, over .ne Central Prexby.
teran offiee, no i6i Hain street, nsxt door to ths
Telegraph eihes. oc I7-3ts
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{ SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or
1 MILITARY 3ADULEs

Ladies' and Misses Saddlaa.
Buggy whips, Kjiias Wnips Brides, Cowhidts
Eorso sa3 1uls coliaIS, snaiis, and Curb Hit,
Spur. a.. Sc, Lor sale al
cr t.l-~H, rDfYSEf.r. L co II
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WxrU ffny7ni thavA vTaa O.sf~ nkHf
rrarr .a cnnrss him H..us.,. that no,r. ~
ra,.,trs shars srara NJ ,rna,r f.,ess xSsa.
-rer ard 49, et T,hu.ntarsh,ry txnv rs,,.s.1s
fn,n-ov..sa go, IS za~ar., -s ,ha.,..ra ,r,s. 80 :
h.Irsn hss. al a;s,.,ssi ~ ,;s,is ~, 49,, =
ssnt Hnr,s Stra~l bowsrar u;th h:s scor,,s in
advanse. was resdr ~ f.i, ha.k m The sy.n. ri
,ianaey. tnt tla way h.h,y ra,oTted on.-. r.
nusne., forward iatn fghambsrsbrry. rx,hersd M
al! iha horsss stoa- dry goods Ar .hat b;s yery
seoYt s.sv onat.,,d Lfrn ,o 10 end vaa c;f peain
or eourss i;s rst,rn vyss not hr .ha routs over
whi.t be can,s. ia kner thsge was danger Of
bcIrg nsaLea off IN tf,a, direc,in1 Hs had
vet TOO Eta rraIn ah,sat AZ ,y;r afsventnra 10 sr
carnn.sh - dsnh ,sosrn ,a,e .rsJs,,nt- ~ ~ and
the de e..ructc;, al tha VA. snnnlia, a; anu sni.
tian. subs;s,acea. ouastermasia re- aud ho.nitsi
stcrss wagons. anabnIaaees C os Gsu, rel ~.
Cielisr,ia sr:ay collected ss thst mint Had c.nart
sueceeaed In thi design. The ,onssn.ancss r,Isht
indesd have bean yeSy srIous ss our ar.nv Int
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A MOTH sR's PRAYER.

SATURDAY MoRsiNs.....
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THE SPEECH OF JOHN VAN BBRsN AT THE DEN
OCRATIC MEETING IN NEW fORk--A SPEECH TO
The POINT.
We published In Northern news yesterday,
some extracts OF the speech of John Van Ruyen al
the Democratic mass meeting in New York, ON
Monday. II thsfois Guy real Significance in any
Of these addresses lately launched assins. the
Lincoln Administration, by the Democratic orators
In the North, thu. OF Ar. Van Buren, Is fsr moro
importsnt than any yet published He is Lbs only
speaker yet who has dared to neet the question Of
peace sqaarely, without making subjugas!c,a s.ns
qua noa We mako some highly Intsres.tas -.
tracts from the speech reported in ths New Issk
Herald ~
VIEWS or RxPuBLIcAN PoLITIcIAH And 0xa
EkAL-TaE SOUTH TO sE WaIrrkD AND THIN
LET %.
have no acquAintaucs with General Ne0isIan.
even by sisht, ard no communicstion with htzs d.
rest indirset; but tsi these Republican sepllo.
usn that u thAy keep on they viii uaks htE kseet.
d9nt Of ths United States Loud eheeul A0s(s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-18

10aRDlEd.--Ihrae families Is. s..ss.s Ai iagts
gensie1nsG, clt ssens. d 9A!sE ~ sSyiyiag
AZ Mr. WU3DARDs 4 sla2i~Ssa sfrsas, fsisyasn -
sn6 4fh streets Also . fav BAY U8ANGE06
car be accommodated &C Lfl-sskA
7 S0agpINta - /, q CT sasas sstspna eAss ~ 81
conl4aosai@st ". III DtsAEu fa q gfiyatA ssfsir.
bT making apr..c stscr ut she residence Mafalsll
stseai, het~asR 25t6 md a6s = s.a. Ghnrcst Sz.sI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-18

CPEClAL NoTguE.-Jus. received. = very lIss
- iot Of Cai'dreus SHOES, sixes srHa 10 p.--
Also, rice lot al Ladies aaa Missea S::8gs -
Also, jns' received nice lot of COTTON otftrh
yard wide All those IN waat Of tho ahos grsr.s !.
articles would do we'll to cell sooE n.
Jos GNLDkMfrH3,
oe f3--7yys 200 rgtad At nnoyy~ lsf n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-18
ITHCEaARny. L.gaQIRAPHy.

Er. CaAEEN takes p.sasars 10 insgstayaak pgh-
lishers and the pghlle generally that hs has seoD<e
eI LitaograpA Office, aud I'd .es1y ~ do Aeho<vA
ply In sl sts afan4le~- siaa. ~ gaaertl nkAH&
NAN AZ l46 Main street 50 i6~@ luss Egs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-02
OFFICIAL,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, E,
Passed at the Second Session Of TIE Thirty
seventh Congress.
TPnRL1c-No. 3a.l

AN ACT making appropriations for the legislative,
executive, and Judicial expenses Of the Govern.
ment for the year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred aud sixty-three, and addition
al appropriations for the year ending thirtieth
Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
Be q esGetsd By ts Senate and H0uss of RepressntG-
tiVes Of de United States Of Anseyica ia Congress
seBsbEed, That the following sums be and the same
are hereby Appropriated out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the OBJ
Jeets hereinafter expressed, for the fiscal year end
ing the thirtiefhi Of June. eightsen hundred and
aixty-thrse, namely: bnt nothing herein contain
Cd shall be construed % In any manner impairing
the right to reduce tho compensation Of any officer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-02

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