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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-22

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer
WiNcHE5TER, October S--Sines my last let
ter not much Of interest has occurred in the
main army. OEeonrse it is Increasing rapidly,
and its organization and discipline becoming
perfected, under oar best officers. At the same
iilae no general movement is being made or
appears to be anticipated.
Che most imPortant fact that has .ranspired
since my last is 5he movement Of Gen mir0y'G
division Of the Yankee army, up the Potomac.
on TIE Maryland side, toward Cumberland
The dcsiga is probablya flank movement on the
N0rthgestern Turnpike road and, by way Of it,
on Winchester. Colonel Imboden is stationed
on the road, and five hundred of the Yankee cav
airy appeared upon it yesterday evening. within
eighteen m ie5 Of Winchester, and six miles of
Colonel lmboden's camp. These gentlemen
Viii be looked sfteT very shortly.
am glad to slate that most Of Colonel Im-
be3en,s baggage has abeea recovered, exc ut
sone twenty-five CT thiuy torses and mules,
two wagons, destroyed) aud q stock Of clothing
Big success along the railroad was very satis-
factory, haXiug destroyed q large amount OF
stores 0f the enemy, captured one hundred aud
seventy five AusiFLsn riffs, (new and very fue,)
and their aaihuRitiou, and nearly like number
of prisoners. The iFjaly to the railroad was
such IS tbs Eequlrem suggested.
The enemy having refused TO parole seven o.
Colonel Imboden's msn, whom they bad tsker
prisoners. the entire number of The enemy taken
bvghim ted as hostages under General Lee:
orders.
The army is generally in high health ant
spirits, very confident Of success whenever tht
Yankees meet them again lSpEA.
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Tgf.trIct Of tle 7IissisgiPPi.

lLEAUlU IEEZs- = GIBSON atast.7i94i5
septenber &, ls52.
CsHsrzl order No. u
To preserve order among miiifaFy persoas sno 70
! pr vsut improper iutsrcourss With the enemy ~
iti-r -zrs or ssdlers the following persons viii act
eulparagily a. provost msrshas a. e points desig-
Va .l5-e aud Wsrraa county, Mississippi Captain
scs5s s1a rlias4 o-unty Mississippi Jas. D-stusrt
Ss5rt Tle ens paril LOUISIANA Judge o. ~ '.-it-n
s5rt .fsulanT parish i4uuisians -Iu.ss l.. B snc-
Tfri' 1sts5ri 5,srfst Louisiana 4. g Davidson
gscr reuse psrIsh, Louisiana r A. Hurter
Isar- fsuz-ou Louisiana John g. III er.
I.ast 2 licl1-s parish. Iroaizisna y. 9 Harees
Nge.t EeLcia.sa pa-isis, LOUISIANA J H. Collins.
1-crr-ua gllfisa, ls8lIsiala CePtr'n Samuel b2rd
Adauls coE1ry. Mississippi, = K Para
5eEer51l county. alissiszla aIfi lLorgel Hnas
a ia-Bafne county. hiisfs fpi -.
~ l.I-oa caEl.y a.issasiEpi J. Z. 6nEls
-13fsJ~lu eounfy, Mississippi Dr. "a - hteAle.
-Vaiashush4 csun1y, Ai-sisippi L. Il E0nesieT.
LTazn0 county. Mississippi T. q. Tyler
Ii Mar.iai law lAviBe Dsen ABOLISHED the duties q
q u-sros- ulErztsls E0Ovs named VIII Be eonnneo
sfrl,<v "Eh1o tber Prepsr uliHa'y Jurlsaetion, y
co~fI 7 " % ae cnsioll. O VA, ana me lo4o"lhs
49, Whososver snail raIiazs the enemy with
~ vicu sls uiti0n- dT snail knosFHgiy bar
- -or a. enemy. sdsi zufI-r death, Or such other
rusareat q hs - eEdeed by rhs sentence q court
-. e. whoever rhaI be convicted Of holding
-rr-as8auasuss with o. giving inteig-nce 20, The
-r si-sr dlrecty o. u1ift ctiy s il s1her ahs or
saai otlsr uhasnt as s0aii De ordered ~ TIE sen
-es,rl of a rngrt martial
Is7ticse ls an public stores taken in the eneny's
- towns fortsor magazines, whether Of artillery,
-.ff-l ciotle forage. 90 provisions suall be Sc
r5 l service cf fbe Cou4sierste States for The
neglect of which ne co-a-aano'ng onlesf a 10 DC
sHTTers1Ie. -, -,
t-es - Every eficer or provost marshal to whose
rsr5- -.rirarsrs shaI b. committed, shall within
.-v fr- bcur. sftrr suob commitment OF a. soon IS
-s - rzissed fror his gus1 make report "a y n
i4s 10 the conn auarg 0nlesr 81 taeH Names the4,
-iue and the Iarnes of tie oitcefH stho
fi On ts psnllig Of being punished for dlooedien e
]. II 7a.f--t ~ fhe discretion of . court marital
III Al corEesa aonaenee sFita tnis q W I
q Fsaaa 81 these lleaoQ Quarsefss
~ n ~. HOoE A. 4. G.
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Ths New Ys4k wsrla a. = TsusPe.r.


Among the many indications afforded by
Northern prints Of storm brewing, the follow
Ing from the Now York WOTid-the most syeO
phansic and lick sPittls Of al the Black Rspub
ic2n todies TO / ncoin-msy be c.assed among
the most significant:
resident Lincoln and hB chosen advisers
must 5e less tendsrly dealt with They muss be
hsid more sternly 10 their responsibilities. They
must be made to feel something of the dreadful
earnestness which suTcheTgss the heart Of the
people They must learn 30 TssPsci the righi cf
the peCDle, and 10 treat the people as their mas
terra, and not 81 their ssFvsnts. They must tOle-
rats freedom Of local speech, and Tencuacs al
idsss cf intimidAtinz lhs loyal press.
We have shut our eyes 20 much thst, in our
sober judgment, was worthy Of blame-behsv-
ing thst almost any evil Wss less Hiu ioUs than
distTust and hoping that time would amend
all sTroTs Tine did not amend thsm. Il az
Ersvated them. When It at last brought the ar
bitTaIy arrests Of loyal men, we could hold our
psAce no longer. FAithfulness to the cause for
bade t. To our mind such violation Of law
and Justice was contrary to the very principles
shis war seeks % vindicste. Is was roboing
loysl minds Of their highest idess, and loyal
hearts Of their holiest supports. Il was aTming
the rebels with new arguments. It wss pro
vidinR foreigners with sDeers. Il tended to
nothing bus Encouragement, disgrace and ruin.
We protested against Is. We shall eontiue to
protest against it.. We shall protest against al
things Ike t. From this tins forlh we shall
DO our whole duty in respect 70 this ad.ninisira-
ton. We shall criticiss without reserve-sp-
proving and condemning aPplaudiag and de-
nouncing, As freely a. in the days Of peace. The
conviction has been forced upon US that 50 oaly
can We i5ly discharge our duty to the country
in its awful psrils.
The people are now realizing the bitter consa-
ouences of undue confidence in It g manage-
nent Of the administrator The abandonment
of free criticism, which followed the disaster OF
Ball Run, the disposition 10 trust everything to
the discretion of the President, have terminated
in an accumulation Of disasters and disgTacs
hat sppas and 81 ems every heart.
Magnificent hes beaten, incompareble
treasure vast nd two hundred thousand lives
sacrificed, the capital still bsleegusred. the bor-
der States lost, loyal States mensesd. by inva-
sion--aIl this, toe, when the enemy started with
an almost absolute destituti0n Of every warlike
necessary, aud is still impsrlectiy equipped
ragged and half famished-is enough even to
drive the calm men mad. CoRsiisTing ihe avail
able means and the actual results, it is the most
disgrscsful failure recorded against any govern
nent in modern history And this is the re-
quital Of the peoples e0nfisnee. This is the
Tuit of defsrential silence when Abraham Lin
coin chose to relieve his subordinales bg making
haste to assume the responsibility. It is high
time thst this passiyeness was ended.
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a good deal is said about heroic Vicksburg,
and very justly said in praise Of that city. Bat
we havs liEtls Texas village that certainly
shuuld uos be overlooked IN the roll Of fame.
Corpus Christi is defended By three insignih-
cant guns and handful Of men. For months
jie Federal Gses of shat coast has besn making
demonstrations At her barber, eudesyoTisg 20 OBJ
tain a lojgmeut upon shore, and threLteuing tho
destruction of the town. These operations hsvs
been steadily met by cur people and resisted
successfully at all points. The ether day the
enemy brought up several vessels before the
sowu TO destroy It, They bon5Arded it two days
with their heavy guns, ba. were finally driven
off by the shore battery, thus again proving that
gun5oats are bugsboos. a few days after, the
enemy attempted to cut up some shindies on
shore, first having shelled the whole country, to
make sure there were no Coniederstss about.
There was 3 small force Of cur men concealed
there, who remsinsd quiet, and were not TO be
FIJI htcued by shells. At last the commander OF
the feet thinking tho coast clear, made land
ing in a launch. No sooner was it done than &
polite COnfsier captain stepped up to him
passed the compliments of the morning, and
took him prisoner right under the guns Of bis
feet
Corpus and its brave defenders have distin
guished themselves, and deserve no little credit
for what they have done Houston Telegraph
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e Mack, why in the bell don't you give
it to these speculstars Z" says farmer " What
speculatOrs2" ave ssk. These Internal raer-
chants" We promise him to do 90, but he
hardly gets ous of sight till a merchant steps 10
and says, Mack, want you to rake down the
farmers geneFally--ibey are asking three or four
prices for everything they raise they have got
chickens up to hfty cents piece; butter to
Gfiy cents per pound, eggs thirty cents per doz-
en-, aud everything else accordingly, and | esn
get nothing to eat" These are the ej4eulaiions
we frequently hear, bat after mature considera-
ton, ss everybody is Specializing who has any
thing to sell, we have 'eoDelRded that we were
all nothing more than hungry set Of eanibais,
trying to eat each other up, and plungiug head
long LoEhs devil as fast as the wheels Of time can
carry US, where we all wilt laHd sooner or later
if we don't do good deal better than we have
been doing. Thsre is no usa in jumping Ou one
class OF men for Specializing, when everybody
that can raise few delisrs is engaged IN the
same thing The almighty dollar IS al the
present generation lives iOr or cares for.-Gisve-
land Banner
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An Ex- MEBIPHTAE A COUNT.-Nearly all the
old Memphians remember Colonel John Deia-
field, until the past two or three years an attoT-
ney of tins city. We had supposed him dead
until Yesterday, when eur attention was called
to the following paragraph which appeared IN
the New York Herald Of the llth. Colonel Dsl-
afeld is g very cid and most eccentric man !;
" The Hun (England) Ad0srtiScr publishes
list Of EBglish subjects, or persons descended
from them, who hold or are entitled to titses
from The ancient Holy Roman Empire Of the
emperors of Germany. Among the names is
that of Horace st Paul (Baronettus), count
of the Holy Roman Enpire, date of patent, 1855
Oa this the AgertiScr remarks, John Count dc
la Feld, the present inheFitor Of that title, has
recently arrived in Liverpool from the State o.
Ttouessee, ia America, in which State he Oeca
pisd a high position as lawyer and Judge
Ia tbatIsn Of liberty he was content 20 drof
bis titeS aud 70 spell bis name Delsdeld"
Count Deiatisld, SIS he is now called, is an ac-
complished scholar, of cOurty manners end o.
high aristocFatie appearance, We rather suspect
that part Of his Business in England has refer
eDce to EOgland's recognition Of the independ-
erce Of the Southern Confederaeyp C0lone
De efisld was always regarded as ultra Southern
IN his political pFgcAgilles. Memphis Argus.
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l. RIecknae furinr., Il -

How IT Is D0SE-A letter from Nsssau. n
P, dated the 25.h uis, says there is Ys.y iis.ls
commerce with the South, compared with whss
It was few months ago, and e1nasbsnd goods
are lying there in want Of vessels 10 ssrry tbsa
to Southern ports. Is adds:
Al the principal warehouses ara 6Isl rf.L
thsss goods, aud they have no reon 70 zts--
away any m0Te- have seen SONY shfDas3 i'm
aeJialsiy before the eyes Of the Ansriasn con.
sUl-I mean AIMS, etc. L seems that the prfn-
clPsl merchants $50 called, rs tdsy have 90 com
Blsie what real merchants have beru1-ns-,-l-
frvarding contraband goods 30 al The rebslzj
are nearly Convinced thar the biocka5inr sbT0z
are too much On the Glert for 5asm 60 ri5k any
more goods
Que steame7-tba Anglia-hss tried q b-.
without success. She proceeded as far AZ
Charleston bar, and there met with what sba l7i7
NOS expect, and was CHASED nearly 81 the 7vsvs
0&cE. There IS another nov leading for one Cf
the blockaded ports. This Is her second Tin.
She made one successfai, snd is going TO sry is
again; bU: thiuk sire vii not b. as fortunate
a7 on the frsi- The regular packet s.esusg
Kate lstt lew days sg5 with 3 cargo Of cortTz,
band goods.
There are very few arrivals from Eaelard, Il
seems that Ear Basssls lester to the L..ysrpo5l
merchants hes pa. atop TO it. Idon's thios
ihsy liked it much. ASJ how, I an quite surs
the rebsi agents hero did Gos, IS some sad he
must be mad; others said that he pavsr wrote
it, aud blamed Mr Clay for.
All the steamers that come here are consigned
to Tie houses of n A. & Co, or TO S. & Sen
Ths senior member Of the f0rmsr frll took pas-
sage IN the steamer Bahama, tozs51or with ths-
noted pirate, Semmes.
The steamer Psssrhaf has sailed for E7glsnl.
with csTgO chiefly Of cotton tl.t ha5 been
brought here from Southern por,s. Size raS
fIeighted by H A & Co. ard s. &, Son.
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District Of the Mississippi.
HEADQUARTERS yACEsos, Mississippi
saniarnhar lq. leoa.

r,5eus=sl Orfers 10
To f0cli ge che erroiu1e and orElrizau0no ~ con
-rHf Its -hin rhe is net IN sccoui4nCe with tie
sci OF Congress of the 10Th pil lstr and he orders
sra re-u a5i5us Il she Hon Secretary Of Wa IN rel
-iou rlsreto. al military ccuu1nders ara IioFo-t mar
lzls hereby reqlird 20 ts prompt snd ieaergetic
u-asr-s enr0i and forward al couscrlpts 20 their
ur--ef bed camps Of instruction
Oles-s ol r1- militia eiv strates and loyal d
Eacs re dfo aid Ia theEacIti0u Of tie law
AID l-ts OF persons subect TO couscrtpt duty
residing ulia Lleir respective districts and ursdic-
II Military commander and provost marsha's are
hareag usructed furnish lists OF conscrVts residing
z5rH1 tlsci- respective iH 1s, who shall Uot have
lsa alrssdy enrolled iu g1Ic5 vit t5raw % Tie
s.i-ltz1lr --uerlls Office a these h9adQus-terz
II Conscrip-s who 1G.e been enrolled ia oTsauizs-
To- of rsrtlsu 6-ts raised within tle limits ~ this
dr-- s-ee TIE i6- e April l-, ana c0rzcriPts who
ls-e =rrcl ed 81 regimes C. bstt4iliou, company
since gre of July l vrill- in sccordacs win the
orders Of the Secretary Of War 81 August 18th. leo
s sept 1der charge Of toned oiicer " 10 lii
cary descr pfeTe roll of each co1serit eonianlIg G
notice r. she period during which and the company "a
-hieh be usF have srTed, ard statement Of boEniy
fsif aud c0tEiaE I-Usd.
S0.zcmptioa % sasze requirements VII Be reeoZ
uE-i ruless b-ed written authority hitherto giyel
10y the Wax DeparueHt by the eueral commanding
ts sct districts of " hch Il Is composed
By ar5er Brigsdier-Geneia a RUGGLks
Assistant AdiItant ff-Hsrst
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RANAWAY.

T,go,s the srhssrlbsr. 5 NEGGo BOY. named IA r
l. EIsOsr Ssid boy ar.sheH' y aooa. tsehsy sen % 90
= s---s--f -, sezrE Old aboui uFe feet SIX inchfs
80 or Il dsrk copper s1ier and D. q1ick hD9ken he
80 ~ a. gs a. g col eced biacE Bicucaed la. OF 2
- 49,. b-talae oi drsss not rec Lected. viii
-- ! t-gsr5 Of So i dshvereo 90 me 5n jackson oI
50 Il 1sgsd u AL. iai with sue1 lnfor1 ati3n a tas'
can get him . - =, -
49, ". a o vi.y re Eaa-e Of bsm bsiong ng u
GEORGE MICH,
IzrSsa1i. miEs
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RANAMAY,

.-,vBrTssfBFR zelh. NEGRO BOY, naIaed sA II.
- so Szsa is about twenty-one years Q ave teet
- -sl-F or fke-eaboufs; color ~1ark has lew
=, - hsek. toes M-EhaPed' Lad On when ne
~ rv- 4 = 81 COS. black cloth military eap and
-.fr ~ ts3k With Aim come other eLolAilg 8.
- for1riF ourned ~ D.. 1oseiey o. Aasrs.iaii
.- ,ris-s-siti and sent away With s Boy nalaed
s.-r-aa lvrned b. 'seorge y -eD 2, tE : e..s' - :,
4,e-- = sc Il o5Eed il any jal, VITA such iniei-
-us.ion 4 lLas czn eei hin ,s.,,,z pop,.eolr
jackson. hiss
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slurder Of Lady By FEDERAL ,s,d;rr..

Murder Of a Lady By Federal sbsdfrrs.
ExtyGe from letter to W. C. BIuett & this srv dstf
GAJEsRpRG, October ?.
ny DEAR BROTHER: A long tine has psess7
without either Of Us wiring, and Oh. how ssd Ia
is the silence must be broken with tbs grisv-
Gus ueBs that another dear one has passed sFsy
nom earth-yes, doubly sad. Our dear sister
Marie has been murdered by Federal soldiers
She was living in Knksville, Missouri. - -
house Of Gillstrap, Gessies husband. ~ r.
speeting surgeon Of the pest bis father ooIa[es
OF one OF cur regin5 5nts, and his uness al hold
ing high Offices under our governments. They
had been iiving together for soRs time. Gst-
sle.s health being delicate. poor Marie took the
management and care Of her. The rumor came
th6t combat vas expected, and nearly all the
females, anu acme men, shut up their homes and
went to the country; De- c., with his wife ami
child, also all Mares othei. children. Riebsrd
would net go, having pniPerty be wished 10
protect The fight began. The Feisral5 had
cannon, and the rebels had not any. Howsvp-
the rebels took possession of al the houses d.
serted By the owners, end theirs as well. AMI
the house was left complete shell frofn ~
firing Of cannon. Poor Richard s,d No.
went to the cellsr for protection, Tbsv we-a
safe while the Issles were bsa1 when our osyr
soldiers got possession, theg ware first going to
burn the house, Oil they saw the cellar door
open, and swc7a veBgeaueB. Richard csmo
forward to sAe steps aud begged their profession,
telling ihew they we're unsElned, lgnen q fen1
hred bis revolver At hin, lhe 5ah missing him
aud passing through Aslie'5 bowels, the bah
stepping in her thigh' She fingered for five
days The last words she spoke were the lnos
Of beautiful bymn. Oh, shsnks to our beav-
eniy Father, they could not XII the soul
-CAicagQ Times Ort05sr l4h.
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PROCLAMATION.

HEADQDAk IEAN
JACKSON, zi--s, Oc-obe- = ls2
sEsci-I4 Ora. T 80 Go
XIX
E1E Hufbu-itv q fte Secr-.ErV OF WEr o. Tie Cen
u ! asiosaa St1.es OF Amsrics- { pucc!FT1 ths x
ca--se Ct urs1-.rs ofcers and ue1, lo hs5e fenced
F-ksbu &isI sipTi up 90 this Gate q hnfl sno
ui1ls 4 % Ft7Eaers s.d - RS whoss naf3es have
bee reg ste--d vi me G S Nolulas1ner ~ ftcks
burg Hi.b iuss-u-ro-s - await u0tid 1stio1 oi ex
clsrgs d revert wi.fous delay 20 the hea1quaFteFs
OF tl=ir e. E1e We couz1E-ds
LLOYD TLGHFAE
2 B-ics5izr-f7ere--l O. S EnuP, ComGandrg EI
changed P-is-n rs.
T1Hir an P,3wETA T'rAE FILLS, 1R.,
A Il -a,--F
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The Reception ef EssrsOa ErswnIsvT nt
Grand sSEPsds-A LudicrOus Scene.


The Reception ef E'arsOa BrSwnIsyT az
Grand sSHPids-A LudfcrOus Scene.
From the Detroit Free Press
The committee appointed to receive Parson
Brownlow at Grand RsPi2s .hs other day, per
formed comedy Of error which wss extremely
amusing 70 those Th0 witnessed it, Deeply i'm
pressed with the importance of the evenz as an
era in tho history OF thst usually quiet city, they
assembled in the morning and arranged the PIE
liminaries, and a. nine O'Clock took sn omnibus
fer the depot, which is nearly mile from the
town.
Upoc arriving there they ranged themselves,
and waited with feveIish snxisiy for the train,
which vas = Little behiad time AS the cars
came up, the committee formed itself into
ssni-cifele on tia platform near ths track, the
cnsirnasn, Ashors PgmoischO5kiau sort of man,
s'sadi0g in the esntsT, speech in hand, Eesdy TO
pOunce upon the psrsOa as soon ss DC BppegTed
Ab5Ui tao fCsi man 10 alight was Person Brown-
low, but IS the committee did nos happen 10
know him from "any other man." no was
allowed to pass qaietiy to the Iesr -Four OF
EYe more people stepped oat, and then we'll
dressed gentleman appeared At Che door, with
servant bearing his yaliss. A committee lugu
poked the chairman and the chairman nodded,
and as tba man aiighted, ne commenced reading
tie weeome address; but before he had flushed
the 4 IS paIsgr sI.h be was assonished by the an
nouneemsnt from the strsnEar that ue wasn't
Palson Brcwnlow, but the agent l0T HOiloway's
pills The chairman opened lis mouth in ans .
uient, but At tbis-point Mr B.ownlow, who mad
been HatchiRg the proceedings, came forward,
and, introducing himself. said to the chairman
that they bad better go to tha hotel and he
would listen 70 the address when they got there.
So the party took possession OF the committee
omnibus and drove Of, some of them feeling de-
cidsdiy fat, and more especially the chatham,
who had made suck ludicrous mistake in the
presence of lagge crowd OF spectators. He
viii probably not soon hear the last of his at
sempt 10 eulcgjze the agent Of Holleway's pills
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NOTICE.

-.-C4,re ss.re5 bv the uudsTsi gnsd are redeemed
y ~ &C. 81 she soush5sn express ConPsny, Al
= ss..n Mississippi .-,--,-,--,.,
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Yesterday gentleman from near Charlotte,
Va. passed through this city with alarge drove
of negroes Ho had been planting in Bolivar
county, Mss, for some years, bat has pulled up
stakes ike a eensible maB, left bis crop, and is
going back with bis negroes to old Virginia
shore"
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S9rgTsI aRpFRg e. ID.


HEADQUARTEES DISTRICT OF THE AIS-)
sIsSPPL
JACKSON Nlsz.. Sepsember y, 1852. }
VI TEE following general order is Fu5ished fc-
- the ll0rUAIi5n of Al Whom q rlay concern II
tbs Dis u-L
b o1ayr o. Erigsdsr-Gsnerai RUeeLEs.
z 81 h1O6
ass stE1t 40 utsni-(s1sE -
General Orders No. 81.
sD-UEAET Ard INSPECTOR GENERALS
OFFICE
BICEA0SD. Va September sth- l5f2.
~ COMMANDERS o. Army corps, rsgin nents
n eud b. u On. viii E-ate "a this Office moEtn'y
returns j Esir respective CnErlsuis the ferns Er
uibFd sad according 90 the disosii5us expressed On
ten.
OFo-rs 70 cbslgs of esupa q inst uetion vii make
tais 0ce Uu ICto Sltl sui 3gth Of sach uorth
4 ftztsc cf the reeiu-trg ssIvics sl17Fi0g
zts II c1iislrp pts enrolled il camp 81 ths aHts
o. lL- r-5o-ts TIE number enrolled s-d s1oep1ed da
d tls pm . for which report 3 made ihe number
cent -ssine1ts aud Tie totsl remaining A
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b or7er.
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Adi-tsHt and Inspector General
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a kTjutart 10 neral.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-22

~ 1t is remarkabls that settlement Of
Qaaksrs, near Mount Vsraan, have continued
nnmolested during the entire war though alter
nateiy incsuded within national and Conieder-
ate lines Their semi-weekly meetings have
been regularly continued sometimes a Confed-
crate picket pacing in front Of he building,
and perhaps Uaion sentinel having the same
beat next week. They have remained undia-
tmbsd both in property and person