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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-14
RUNAWAY CAUGHT

FFRHERE ormmitted 70 the jail OF Paaols county.
n y EBGEO BOY who saws his Bsme ID RANSOM.
sud thst be belO3gs % Fap HooE OF Upton county,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-14
VOLUME XIII, NO. I66.

tti tus.eJ loI mem the administration Of the war-.
vigor and unfsItering will to low ard s'riIs-
TO tie destruction OF traitors and he crnsbjBg
out Of their mOnstrous rebellion.
Better meu-the best in the nation rnors
vigorous measures, the most vigorous wbieh
they can plan and twenty millions can e-scuf-
tins IS today the nations voice Il Is Tor Lhs
President to hear and obey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-14

q Letters to members Of the 39th 8lissis-
sipPi should be directed 10 Abbe5ille, instead OF
Grenade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-14

SALE OF CONFEDERATE BoNDs.-The Au-
gusta Chronicle Of Wednesday says "At the
sale on Tuesday, lst instant, in this city, $4,000
Of Confederate bonds were sold at par
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GEN. SUMNER

It is said to have been bravest among the brave
Wounded in the arm twice, and exhausted by g
want of sleep for fOrty-eight hours, he still kept
the ie d, although pressed by friends and sHr
geOns to retire. To all he replied: " No I will
see this thing through"
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From Fortress Monroe.

Special Correspondence Of the Philadelphia inquirer
GEN. MCCLELLAN IN THE FIGHT.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July Prom all
with whom we have cOnversed, we find that
Mcclellan proved how much be deserved the
confidence of his soldiers. He has directed per-
sonaly the movements, and during the five
days fighting has been constantly under fire.
lie was in the front, encouraging and cheering
his troops. lie has Jared with them; he gives
himself no rest, and shares their privation, their
dangers and their hardships.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-14

In the language of a distinguished general who
witnessed their conduct, covered themselves
ell over with glory, and redeemed fully their
character They relieved a regiment in Cor.
mans brigade ct very critical mo uent, and
charged in the most splendid manner against
superior forces
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GEN. BURNS
BAXTBR's FIRE ZOUAvEs

Was severely wounded in the face and head, bu
remained on the field to the last
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
HOT SPRING COUNTY

Tak9n up by Wm. Hughs, in antioch township on the lfth ot Sept. 1862 brown mule saddle marks on both sides of the back branded on the right shoulder years old Appraised at $75.
 Taken up by John Gentry, in Phillips township on the 2 t of Sept 1862 dark bay star in the face snip the right hind foot white pasern branded on tho right ohouler with O. saddle marks years Taken up ny James Hammons in Prairie township on the 2 of Sept 1892 sorre stee colt in his face head much swollen i42 hands high, years old Appraised at Also, s9Tre mare streak in her forehead, left hil white, small bell branded with on the left shoulder II hands high years od. Appraised at $60
 Taken up D, Henry lefington, in Fcnter township, on the ooh o' August 6oz flea bitten gray mare, l6 hands high about 6 years old left eye out snip the Ap
 JEFFERSON COUNTY.
 Taken up by Minor NJ McSwain, two esray mares-one dark brown with small dent the back part of her fight thigh snair~ar her belly no gear saddle marks about old Appraised s1oo, The other is years old saddle and gar marks both hin. feet white small blaze in her forehead Appraised at S80
 MARION COUNTY
 Taken up by Wm. Crownover, in Whiteye township. or the goth of August. 1862 sorre years old, a in the forehead both hind feet white branded both hips Dickens" one hip plain and on the other dim. feet high Appraised at $l00 Also, by the sorrelmar years ol blaze face all four of her feet whte branded the left hip with Dckens and on the left shoulder with the letters Il A. knot each side of her wthers, feet inches high Appraised at 500. OUACHITA COUNTY.
 Taken rlp y Hosey Bragg in Pudhilr township on the of Sept 1862. bay pony, branded the left shoulder with j. supposed to be 12 years old II hands high ATiralsed dt 1oO.
 Taken up by Wm Poindextc in Bridge Creek township the 4th ot Sept 1892 light bay mule years old l6 hands and inches high Appraised at Sl50
 Taken mp by Luke McQueeny in Behsten township on 21h of October 1862 chesnut sorre bay horse with star in the forehead with back shod all round about 5 hands high branded with on the left shoulder, sup posed to Dc years old Appraised at $50 1882 mouse coored Bud mule colt about years old with bell on. Appraised at S85.
 PRAIRIE COUNTY.
 Taten up y A. !. Chapman brown mare mule uninel- by branded the left shoulder badly crippled in right orc leg about or years od l3 hands high. Appraised at S20.
 or 10 years old l3 hands high branded with letter on left shoulder. Appraised at $15
 Taken LID hv VI Thomson ehesnu scrre mare years blaze lace reo fallen from f,tI,,a some .addle marks Appraised at S70
 PIKE COUNTY.
 Taken I'D by Henry Sparks the 3oth Of August 1862 a yellow bay marc, black legs and tail, branded tue left with the letter l513 hands high about or7 old Appraised at SEQ
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
Items

-- The following anecdote is told of old stonewall:
 During his march from staunton around to Richmond, his officers very anxious o know where he going and finally nquvr col mel rode up to him and sad, general We all desrous know what destination s can't you tell us Jackson drew near him aud inquired in conndental manner, Can you keep secret sir9 Oh yes answered the colonel. Well, the chief an replied and rode on
 The N. Y Tribune is very sarcastca upon the officers in the federal army who opposed to Lncon5 emancpa ton proclamation and says
 'Instead of finding in resignation threatened, their indignation fakes the direction Of abuse Of the ccore people Many without the slightest proyocation, have been knocked down and beaten.o
 inn T. r. iaury the well known scientific scholar, has been sent to Europe by President Maury is known to every scientific Europe and the nigh estimation in which he is held will give him all the
 The telegraph reported that 10 900 persons had rolled their in New Orleans enemies of tile United exchanges explain the meaning of this Ter ordered that all above eighteen years age the city should register their and list of all their property, real personal Those who took the oath were De considered repentan rebels and commended for pardon Those refused were to be registered IS enc mics ofthe United States to be considered outlaws and their property contiscatel And yet thousand fouudto register themselves patriots.
 - After the battle of Corintl, 3O9 Con neleratcs were sen with flag of true to bury the dead, when the leder as took them prisoners.
 - John Van Buren, in lis speech in New York, read a letter from Gen the secretary war; written in the spring of 18Cl Scott5 plan march heavy column of ttem tho South terms and they were accepted to say the Southern SsterF "Waywsrd sisters depart in peace"
 - John Cochrane and Dan sicAles havo been nomina- ted for Congress, in New York.
 - Gen Pope announces that the Indian war is ended. Perhaps is but appears that the Indians the plains robbng every train
 - Lincoln has taken away As commission from Gen. Hirney
 Midilng upland cotton rcll= for sixty conts ia New York.
 Fli Thayor has been appointed military governor of Florida and s to colonzs thp whole with negroes Before he skins the rabbit he will have to catch it
 Lincoln is at a loss whether to appoint Frank Rlair or Jack Hamilton, military governor of Texas. - The iron clad vessels of the United States bcfore building those ugder late contracts 40 Lnsanl 26 France So.
 - Lord Lyons has returned to Washington
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
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CAMP NEAR ST. CHARLES, Oct. g. l86,


 (9eaerd-I left camps Sunday morning 18th inst with 57 for the other side of White, in the neigh sorhood of Helena. On the next evening at Trenton joined by Capt Corey with about 55 men, and Capt Ruher- ford with about the number making total of but l67 On Tuesday visited the immediate vicinity of Old Town road six miles below Helena. Nothing pre- entng itself worthy of our attention that day fell back and camped for the night Early the Wednesday, morning, again to within few hundred yards the road where had to remain but short time until were apprised by our pickets that foragng party were coming down the ridge road We allowed them to pass by and asceaned the number of wagons to be 3 ainng average of four infantry in each wagon and aggregate of about one hundred and twentyeigh companied by escort of hundred and eight cavalry making total or two h 8dTea and thirIs , a of whom rewards learaed attachments from Wilson's 5;h H., cavalry.
 Wr gave them about thirty minutes tho start of us and then took the road after them had to travel less than miles when to tn frst pckets stationed McA- hines farm they not recognizing us until we were upon tlem surrendered little further captured another small party in yard. without firing gun We yet in dark the whereabouts of the main party expect ing every moment to be fired upon from ambush come upon line hattie waiting to receive us But on we went discovered picket of eight stand ing at the mouth of lane leading out hetween two corn fields Here detailed It. James with squad of six men, to take them charging myself at the head little down the lane to the gap in the left hand field and to the field Here, found the feds scattered all two hundred field gathering and with nothing but their side arms My boys charged them in squads and sngly In the meantime, Lt James and his party, besides capturing e piokets charged and killed several in yard.
 ners leaving 20 killed the field and several wounded brought off wagons, 80 mules 30 horses and burnt wagons. Two of my men were slightly wounded, and missing My fine old horse Copperhead shot dead from under
 The enemy at Helena learning of the affair." immediately dispatched and F howtzers after we el ded their grasp and got back safely to this afternoon with all prizes
 Capt. Corley and his and Capt Rutherford's men behaved ravel; Capt heinz unwell did not accompany us was, victory complete and had if for the proximity of the enemys pcke within hearing of cur guns, would have bagged the whole party. ALF JOHNSON, Capt, Comd'g Texas Spy Company. To GEN. HOLMES,
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

tin Folsom killed private Amos Roberts, wounded. Com pany F.-Prvate Henry Attunktumbi and Benj Austin wounded. Company G.-Pryates Collister and Attubuu killed Company Private John Milton, wounded Com pany I.-Corp Hottimtambu, wounded
 Maj /. M BrYantS 1St Cherokee BdttGIi01-Company C--Priyate M Barnete, wounded. mpany E.-Priyate Edward Pass mo1tay wounded; j Baker, wounded.
 Cdpt Sgfrana,s Uoa1etS 7e1aS 5tItery-Sergt Felix Huston killed by cannon ball. private n Judge wounded SbeIbVs Gtual2y Brigade Shet6yS Regiment Lf0l Cor don coM'dg Company A-ldeut G Jones and private Kobt Allen wounded; J " Donnell killed. Company B.. Capt J Browman and private Nelson Fox, wounded Com pany CPrivate WmC Yuby and Domenck Doolan, wound pany G-deut II Wofensurger pryates Briggs and hd- Inond Ware wounded Company H.-Privates Andrew Pa trck and Nm Mibs wounded. Company I--Edward POr- ter and Milford Drasier killed
 Ct JeqneS Reg0ie31t Company B-L BThOmas, wound ed badly; Paul Kivan, missing Company C-Wm Epurn- hour. wounded
 Bledsoes Battery, ? peces--no return.
 FoRT WAYNE, c. N, Oct. I3, 1862 SfrAbove you will find list of the killed and woun led the brigade aad Col Shelbys cavalry Mo) brigade which YOU will please publish for the information absent relatives and friends and those who take interest in this division amy The enemys force this composed of the Kansas brlgades and regiment or of Wisconsin infantry with IS pieces of artillery making not less than 6,00U truopsBrIg Gen Solomon, commanding Col Coopers entire force d exceed 2500 told with six pieces of artillery The loss of the enemy in this battle is killed 50 prisoners h number of wound ed not known Their loss will fall short of 800 killed. wouaded and prisoners The -emy afterwards rein forced and the 4th of October attacked little army with force vsfiously estimated at from 12 to l5090 They made the attack three columns, hoping thereby to cap entire orc but Col Cooper succeeded in withdraw ing his army with the loss of than dozen
 ". WELLS, A. 4. Gen'.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
Losses at Newtonia, Mo

Lstof the casualties in the division composed of the lst brirade oopers and Sbebys cavalry brigade the whole under command of Col Douglas H. Cooper in the battle of Newtonia. fought Sept 3Oth 1862
 (sI AIe1Gadsr's Regiment TeraS Cdrdiry-Company A. -Woundei-J L Thurmond and Williams Company CWounded-Jt D Ross private H Page, seriously Com nany -Wounded-Private H L Cox seriously. Company K-Wounded-Lt J E Doak, seriously; priyates Fuller NJ II Flemnling 0 " Bean. BIissing-Chaplain Davis
 CoL J C. .Sterens Regiment Te9ds Cardl'y Company B.-Knled--Prvate J L Moore Company C-Wounded- I;eut D L Davidson and private " Whatley. Company E-Wounded-Sergt J White, private Mallow, mortaily Company F-Wounded-Lieut R J Jones. priYates J Bracken and W Hunter. Company Wounded-Capt John Wallis and private II Later the latter ortaiiy oVsP4ay es Ho'sps: R,s ses 2acs mcomPany Wounded~capt John Duncsa Merely; sergt T P smyth, 5s.3iSs ,ss 'sa slightly Pf'a''' Solo,
 First choetase ad 6hiciasGio Regiment L@ , 1@%y Can u-,jier com dg Company A-Wounded--Johh by Conl- pany CKiledLieut Van Arsdale and private Jas IhIoo Eonnanv B--woundei-Private Thos Taylor. Company n - mWounded-Anotab. Company E-Wounded--S Wade Company F-Three priyates wounded Company G.-Lent Wilson belvin wounded Company yI-Killed-GoodinS liar ris Lewis Billy wounded c
 First Cioctd,c Regin,ent Col Folsom oneog-Sonpahy C-Priva,e Jacob Bean, wounded Company p'-cap' Mas
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
ESTRAYS

 left and hind legs he nearly to the knees Apprais ed at Si5.
 EsTRAYs.
 The True Democrat has been selected to advertise Esays for 1S62 at ono dollar for each cstray. CRAWFORD COUNTY
 Taken up by Wm. yaugh bay horse mule supposed to be years old last spring Appraised at SI5.
 Taken up by John E. Vaught roan mare mnle sup posed be years old last spring Appraised at SIS. Taken up by Zon omey bay horse, about years od, about l5 hands high, branded with NJ left shoulder . s .' n ,'' '''a-'-' '''' .-'l'' ',4'' '''a-''a yeGrs old about 5 hands, inch hish light dim small blaze in face branded thus and S and the left hip R. Appiai7ed.a $i0o.
 old, branded on loft shoud.r thus r. Appraised $75. Taken up by John Shepherd sorre and colt brand ed left shoulder thus II three white feet; lump the right tore ankle years old Appraised at $65.
 Tahen up by James stevenson, clay bank horse about 15 hands high about IF years od right hip knocked down. Appraised at S37 50.
 Taken up by G S Stokes sorrel mare blaze in the fore head both hind feet whte branded the left shoulder thus Nj, years old, 14l hands high, sod behind Taken up by Y F. RI lies. brown are star in her fore shead Spanish each shoulder right hind foot white 3 hands high. years old shod all round. Appraised Iacn up by John L. hite bay mare about years old spring about II hands high branded thus s the left shoulder. Appraised at $50.
 Taken up by John w. Holding, brown pony mare 4 yea old, about i3 hands high branded thus left sho der hip and point of the butock and small in the forehead. Appraised at S40
 Taken up by Thomas Walden dark bay horse, years old past 10 hands high branded with the left shoulder saddle mark Appraised at SIPS
 Taken up by George M Matock, chesnut sorrel mare about years about Ii hands hGh branded left shou Ger thus sT left hind to pastern joint blaze in the ace flax mane and tail, number of saddle marks Appfaised at SID
 Taken up oy Geo; Maock bay horse years old past aboat b hands high branded thus the right shoulder star in the foehea left hind foot white saddle marks Appraised at sl05.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

SSRHh REWARD -Ra.naway from the Anthony House, O apout the Sth of October. negro boy, about IS years old named NELSON about 3 feet inches high, slightly bowgge ager bread color has high check bones, tck ps alc is voice has rather The above reward vi reasonable expenses will be paid on the de- yer9E Of said boy at the Anthony House Little Rock
 JN0. ", MERRITT, Agent
 Oct .3 for c. B. Johnson.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

WASHABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT.-l offer for rent residence and arm mile south of this city, The dwelling consists of brick building, containing seven rooms and kitchen with servants house. smoke house, car age house. stable and crib of frame well o fine water the premises large yard and garden enclosure with good fence. -
 The farm consists of about sixty under fence, with apple and peach orchards more minute description is the property is well known to De one If the most desirable residences this city For apply to R. NJ GAINES, Esq CHAS. KAPLEi.
 Little Rock, Oct. % 1862.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

EpUNAWAYS-$f0 REWARD-Ranaway from the sub EA scrbe living Monticello. Ark the 18th inst. two negroes-FRANK 1o years old copper color-AMIE 22 or 9 years old black, and rather small will give S4O for the delivery the negroes to me $30 if confined in iail so that can get them. JOHN QUINDLEY.
 Oct 21 1862 5--3t
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
Att ention All.

rENIIE MEDICAL PURyEYORS Department, Little Rock,
 Ark in need of the following herbs, etc, for the of the army which following prices will be paid delivery to Dr. E. Medical Purveyor Little Rock or to Dr. C. O. CURTaAN the Chemical Laboratory, Arkadelpha Persons residing in districts where they can be obtained will please give their attention collect
 ing and saving them The articles must be clean and we'll
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
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LITTLE RncE- ArK. NoN. ]

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Nov. 3d. 15G2. Having been invested by order of Maj. Gen. Price, Cophanding the Army tile West, with full powers forthe accomplishment of the following ends, viz: tT0 bring from tine State of Arkansas all officers and soldiers duty otherwise, as l may deem proper all soldiers who have been illegally dis chargel-al paroied officers and soldiers. and all of fcerS and soldiers who belong to the army of the West so that they may Dc placed ill their proper commands.
 Nov THEREFORE, it X ordered: lst That all of fcers and soldiers belonging to the army of the west, now in tic State of Arkansas Oh duty those form ing component parts of companies and regiments recently organized will he reported by t-eir com manders report to me at Little Rock, by letter in person. or before the goth inst, at the time stating tile nature of their duties, etc.
 2d. That all officers and soldiers not on duty. with or without leavea all soldiers who have been illegally discharged, and all paroied officers and soldiers now in thc State, belonging the army of the west. hereinafter named. on or before the goth inst. or otherwise they will be held as deserters.
 3d. That the officers and soldiers embraced in the above clause No 2) report either to myself at Little Rock; to Col P Province at Ft. Smith; Capt. B. F. Jctt at Washington; Col. Fowler at Melville; Col. Jno Griffith, at Clarksvie; It. Col. A. " Hobson, at Camden, Or to Capt Fletcher. Pine Bluff
 TOM F. D0CKERY, Col.
 Prov. Army c. s. A.
 OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL GENL
 Litt7e Rocb, Nov. 3d, 1882 SPECIAL ORDER
 AMI Division or County Provost Marshals, will in furherance ot the foregoing notice, after the 2oth in>t cause the arrests of all such persons em- braced in the second clause of said notice hb have not reported themselves in accordance thereNth and cause them to De delivered at the places and to the officers. named in section third of said notice. By order of Maj. Gen. II. HOLMES:
 B F. DANLkY Col. and
 and Prov Marshal Gen.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

E OsT-Between Col Towards and mouth of c,aron on hA the 18th inst, small Carpet Bag lock d. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with Mr. Palmer Anthony House. ? GAINES Jp
 \ Oct 2q " MT ~'
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
DALLAS UUUNlY.

Taken up by N. D Holmes the 9th of Sept, 1862, bay mare mule medium size about old Appraised ssl Also soIrel pony, white face reached left fore and hind legs white nearly to the knees Appras ed at Si5.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

The True Democrat has been selected to advertise Esray for 1862, at ono dollar for each estray.
 CRAWEnRD COITNTV
True Democrat., 1862-11-05


 Particular attention called to the following articles Se nega ngunaria Ascepas Tub Terpen tara Geran um Maculatum. Conium, Hyoscyanus, Gentan Columbo, pnckneya Pubens, Eupaorium, Thunnlus Lavandua Gas { oil Betlo, s.,sta1> SNsi.
 HOWARD SMITH.
 Surgeon and Medical Purveyor, Oct 2A 1862 If Trans Mississippi District.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

Company k.-MIssing-
 Cot. T. c Liosope's Regt,< B.-W ,unded--private WR WounGed-Capt John Dunci severely, " A Halle. and pi Johnson. 0 Nj Tennis and D--Wounded- Lielt G G
 ,oon aud D c Field. '