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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

New Music We are under oblica-
tions to the publishers for two fine pieces
of music en,itled Take up your gun
and 90, John,' and Our Captains last
vords' The music of both is very fine,
md the words are beautiful and appro-
pirate to the times. These and all other
new pieces of music can be had of Mes,rs
Root & Cady, % Clark St, Chicago, ILL.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

tribune ALMANCs" for sale at the
post Office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

SORGHUM MOLAssEs is now introduce.
ed for coffee anon. fashionable circles.
The sorghum is boiled down, burned,
tri,ursted and as it is a self $ xeentener,
it embodies excelIencics which other sub
stitutes da not possess - Stute Register
We have been using the above subst,.
tute for, or aid to, coffee and find that i,
answers fret rate purpose. The molas
ses, sorghum or cane, should be boiled
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Fc!,u.
airy, is at hand, filled with the "cood
thinos' Of our best writer's To one who
knows what GOOD reading is, it is only
necessary to i've the title of some of the
papers ard some of the authors names.
We find continuation of "a story of
to day. Methods Of study in Natural
History Glove and Skates,' aud Ere
mon's hundred days in Missouri AL.
so poem by J. G. Whittier, entitled
cat Port Royal, 1sGl,' and " Mason
and Slidc!l:' "A Yankee Idyll," by J.
r Lowell We wish every family could
and would take THE ANanttc. 1t does
not "tickle the fancy" so much as it cdi-
fies the whole man. Terms So a year
postage paid, by Ticknor 4 Fields, 1875
Washington street. Boston, Mass. We
can furnish The atlantic to our subscri-
bers for s. year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
TIE IEOl'SEifnLD AND FARM.

For every family. haviI .nIrr i0tor iI;s on cook
ing. Preserving. pYrirE. tlr4}fnr, d 49,. inqto lart
and " hat : t'' l", /" - ~". i"w at mails.
advr" to House Keepers arIncrs, ana Ncchan,cs on
LEGO subjects oE Interest. ficr - It's. Worth Siu
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

Ia rosewood cases, ) stops, 500
- Us
9 l3 /" g31
The same. size larger, 2.a
The same. in finer case, ~
The same. IN rich rosewood case, 300
10 stops, v i'll percussion, ZIG
tn" same, si2H larger. ..N
She same in fiHrr case, 800
3 stops. itn percussion, and expression la main. Al
The same. iii rich rosewood case. Al
lurral discount to cash customers during the
AMI AN extra discount t" ClerEy mrn Churches. : b.
BATH Schools. Lodges. Summaries and teachers The
TRADE supplied On the most liberal terms.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
HORACE " ATERS. Agent

rEMO| AL.-li"R.rE " ArrR&, Agent, has removed
- to No. f'l broadway. n v, hetw"ru Grtuh and
nrHomr Streets where he sells 1-oCtlvr Pianos
SD. and iuteh: second hand Pianos and ieiO-
"rous from 81 to > i3i. Al kinds Of musical mer-
cutni-r At VA prices; pianos and mcodcnns to
from s. INV iTis. Monthly payments received for the
sumo. Alexander Organs for cl urc at low prices
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

rpar See advertisement Of Prof L.
NlLLER'S Hair lnvi ~orator, and Iiq-
uid Hair Dye, in another column
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
e.
,s,IIr pATgIOTIC SONG npSk-l, go co,,irs iss,

'sIlE PATRIOTIC SONG Bp\k-lj. t go copies isSu
ed in four weeks. superior collection Of choice
Tunes and lymns written and composed "rthe times,
to hr urN. the war 10y the uprising millions Of
men, women and oh lrcn, VA" stand J.! the Ia. of our
country aud drEfSc traitors. 1t contains "a pages Of
nio BHnbt'r are the following popular songs
Sllngri Banner, Tn. Flag of our Union For
ever, " here Liberty Dwcs There is Country God
Speed the Right. My Country IL Of Thee. uur Flar is
There. Flag # tn" Nation. q Care for Them TrHdrry
THY Country Calls Thee The Christian Hero. Columbia
the Gem of the Ocean, Fr~em"u : tathcriug &c Also,
lc Account of the ,ireat SAuch of Traitors in the
days Of King Gehns,phat. All Tor 10 cents. or Sc per
hl tlr.I Int al NV,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

'INIlEI ar" row receiving their Spring Stock
/ OF Ladies' DRaSS GOODS of all the latest
styes-~iks. >hawls. Hoop -hirts. Head Nets,
Patent luting. nimity, liriliiants. Parasols, Sha
kcrs. ed siHgS Insertions, collars a..
The hest stock Of staple goods in the country;
hlearhed and brown ShcetinEs. ali widths;
Prints, TiIks, shifting checks, stripes, dcnims,
XC.
Also, large and complete assortment Of
Hand ware. Queen>war. Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps, Clothing. nails,
Glass. Fish. salt. %.
r" get the h: gsest price for your Produce end
the most goods for dollar. call on
FRED. HECHT d GO.
We invite the citiZ&ns OF Cedar and nj min &
COMMITTEES to cXa,hinn car stock and prices, tcel.
ing confident that il viii be - ti"ir Interest 70
deal Wilh lis.
- Cash paid for Wheat.
Onion "a owe. March IS ls"l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

ny See Advertisement Of Professor
" Uot; Hair lie, torative
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

New Music !--sSara': Jane s.ce:"--Song
and Chorus.
A VERY BEATTIFTL FLOWING MELODY. with
e..y ace" impairment; cans" s1r@ by children az
we'll rs Adults. ard "ii coon l""""" al the most
sopj!ar sor.-l 't day. Sentiment e TIE words
CO unt. Price - cents; riirl FREE. Just pail shed
hy liph u + " ihNe,
Ma, 94 ,l-5g. No. 1913 lr rj1,iHny. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

ARTHUn's HOME MAGAZINE, for
February, is on our table. 1t has three
wood en-ravings wI,icl, are peri, ct -rns
Among its contents arc, The Guardian
Angel "A lesson for the Times "A
chap'er of I.it",' " Battle fields of our
Fa,hcr>'," "What came Afterwards" a
scquaI to "N"'Iiuy but Money!" by T.
S Arthur, besides several ether excellent,
articles. The reading .t Ar,hur'r Mag
azinc cxcclS all others Of that class -
Terms s. u year. Address r. S. Arthur,
Il Co., 323 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30


Cedar County Teachers Association.
This bod.y meets at the school house
in this place on Saturday next, at ~
+ clock am. The President delivers his
inaugural address at H. There are
number Of reports to be read and bust,
ness Of importance to be transacted.
10 These ,rar times it stands our teach
els in hand "to be up aud DOING there
is no time to be lost. Every teacher in
the county should be present to pn,ci.
pate in the meeting 10 counse! there is
safety. We hope to see large turn out
ofthe friends of education. /, vii. cheer
the hearts of our teachers to know that
they have the presence and coun:cGaucc
Of the patrons Of our public schools.
The great question now is, how can
the children, aud youth best be prepared
to ,cithsta, d the immortality that is Ger
tain to follow in the wake Of war. We
look to the teachers Of our common
schools for the answer to this question
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30

down to about the right thickness for
tafiy and then allowed TO burn, no matter
how much. Then it should be pOu; ID
into some convenient recepticle, and Wa,
ter should be added so that j, will run
easily. Take about half the usual guam.
tity Of coffee, and after it has boiled add
teaspoonful of the molasscs. 1t will
require very nice palate Indeed, to de,
tect anything bat the pure article, A
srsat saving can be made in this way aud
handy w,man will soon learn the re.
quis'te proportions and quantities.. Per-
haps every body knows the above, but we
did not till few weeks ago, aud we
think we do our coffee loving read rs q
favor by publishing it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
TRIBUTE OF
CAMP NEAR GRENADA, MISS,

CAMP NEAR GRENADA, MISS, !
NOvembe 3, 1852.
Pursuant to notice, the commissioned officers Of the
1st regiment Mississippi Minute Men assembled for the
purpose OF Offering resolutions OF their heartfelt soTow
FOR the loss OF their brother ohcsr and friend, Captain
R. s BIRxET, OF company z.
On motion, LieutenantC Colonel z Lauhon was called
to preside, and Lisutsasnt J. 7. Cratin appointed Ise-
rotary.
On molten, a COMMITTEES of three was appointed 70
draft resolutions expressing the EoHow sad ,ymPathy
OF the meeting.
Captain G. W. Ellis, Captain A. B swanson, and
Lieutenant ". L. HenphM being sPpolntsd, offered the
following, which were read and unaninously adopted
l. That is Captain R. 5. Birnsy's death, which was
oceagionsd BY pnsumonis In this camp en- the I'd inst,
this regiment has lozt en- eheer EehlouI in the PubHe
service, who died at tbs post Of duty. That, as an ssss-
eiats in arms, in hs Experiment. as a. Oaesr and gentle
man, be sudearsd himself to the regiment, and that jus
ues to his memory dsuEnss that we should give this
public expression 10 the sense Of oar loss.
a Thzt, in car sdniratioD and sympathy for these
whe are wsunded and die on the asld Of battle, We are
too apt 70 overlook the worth and sasFifsss Of those
officers and soldiers whe SUFFER and die 81 dissass in the
camp.
5. That we deeply syAPsthizs with his widow, who
nouns the loss Of the father 81 hsr orphans, whom God
in his Affective providsRss AsE nads It her duty to train
and that we tender to her cur sincere condolences.
l. That a copy Of these resolutions be tranImittsd to
the APFsAL for publication, and TO the widow Of the
LAWHoN, Chairman.
J. 7. CRATIN, Secretary.
MiSssalppian and Hiads County Gazette copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
LOOK IL RnR spIRn.

Ths Federals at Memphis are constantly ad-
vised Of the position of things in North MissiE-
sip, through the fundamentally Of spies that
daily pass cur lines. By this means not only
the positions and numbers of our armies become
known to the enemy, but also our plans. Ons
OF these infamous agents, succeeding in reach
ing Memphis on Saturday, communicated much
important intelligence to the Bulletin Of Sun
| day, and as it is now known to the enemy, we
presume it viii be no longer deemed contraband
for US to notice it.
On this authority the BHllstiH announces that
'tbe Confederates are smsssing a large force at
and around Holly Springs, bringing all the
troops from Texas and Louisiana, and some
from Arkansas" General HIEDHAE had been
released from prison, and was still in command
Of troops which were crossing the river and
en- route for Holly Springs" After detailing
these facts the informer could give no informs
ton Of the destination Of Gen. PEMBERroN's
army, but the Bulletin makes some suggestions
Of its own, which, by the way, it may find re-
allied ere long. The army at Holly Springs
may do something more than prevent the ad-
vance Of General GRANT" It may have some
shing to do with his retirement from West Ten
Resses.
As to contemplated movements against Mem
phis, The BEllstiH also appears to be posted. It
says:
A gentleman % from The South yesterday re-
ports that the Confederatss have been furniGhed
with accurate lists Of all who had taken the oath
in this city up to Tuesday night. They also
had all business houses except eight spotted,
and they purpose making q raid into Memphis
just Is soon as they learn Whether General Sher-
man intends bsnishing the prescribed families.
They intend, when they come, to burn all the
city, except eight business establishments,
which they RECOGNIZES as their friends and sym
pEthiEsrE. They de not expect TO be sble to
hold the place, and therefore they will not ct
attempt iti but they will burn the houses, and
take eli the prisoners they can Of those on their
prescribed iEt.
Il is to be hoped our pickets will exercise
more caution hereafter. We havs daily q vast
amount Of intelligence which from prudential
motives is withheld from our readers but
almost invariably The lapse Of forty-eight hours
brings it to US in = Memphis paper. Cannot
this be prevented
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
nRFTUARV

Or FRIDAY, October 81, 1854, a. O'Clock P. n, COlOrsl
JsaK DoN1LsoE MARTIN, q Memphis, Tennessee,
brssthsd lis isst having been morally wounded three
hours previous on tke hardly contested battle aeld Of
Oorln;h Hs wss shot q the head Of his brig lds, no
bly, cheering forward hs men, and wholly performing
his duty. In shori, hs died IS any southornsr might be
pro1d to die.
The subject n this memoir was born August 18Th,
$50, near the Hsraitags, In Davidson county, TsnneS-
sac. In his ssriy lie be e-Joyed the cOnhionos and
friend hip Of " the Hero Of tAs Harmiiags " and The
sF- og Of tbis esr.y association was sAown la many
traits SINGS developed by Colonel Martin. In 1871 he
enl sted ard served tbrs1gh the Hszican war In Ooio
rel (now Asior GsnsrED Chssthsm's regiment Of Ten
nesssssns. On his return he began he study 81 ned
enc and 2 adjusted at he cid Uuivsrsty Of PonnssIvs-
MIA In 1859 VITA the biglsst honor awarded I'm He
bsgsn he practes 81 medicine at onse in Washington
City. Il the following ihn, however, he meved to
Mempbis, whore he s5oa COMMANDED = lsrae Prae ies
and stood second 10 none ia point Of ability and prom.
lse, Es e@ appointed surgeon qi tbq AsaPsis hoSgI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04

Ben. WADE. 1t seems by the following dis.
patch that the Democracy of Ohio have strong
hopes Of defeating this finished BLACKBOARD for
the United States Ssnats:
CINCINNATI, October 29-Ths straight Dam
oerAtS, and members hsretofors Democrats on
the Union ticket last fall, have a majority OF
twelve in the Ohio House Of Representative.
and one on joint ballet. Last wintsf there Was
sufficient concert Of action smosg the two classes
Of the Democracy to defeat the election of a
United States Senator. 1t il now believed that,
after ths result of the late election, there will be
= closer union than last winter, and the defeat
of Wade is regarded certain. It lie a significant
fact that the four Democratic members in this
county al Vstsd tbs Dsmocratje ticket sxcspt
one, and throughout the State all voted the stats
tiekst. The two hOases will probably disagree,
and the governor will sppoint for one month
only.
An instance Of how political knavsry over
reaches itself is worthy Of note. Uadsr the old
Democratic aPportioHusnt in Ohio, the Rspub-
leans would have had ten d~istrists sut oftwenty.
one. Under thsir Own gsrrymandsrisg, they
secure oaly ave cut Of nineteen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
ReeoauiIou uud I.,syyenuen.

George \. Sanders, late commissioner to Eu-
rope, who smuggled himself into Canada, has
returned to Richmond, and brings intelligence
Of an early recognition of the Confsderacy by
the powers Of Europe. Belgium has already
taken the initiative, and will be followed by
other nations, BY whose advice and consent she
is acting.
We take the above from the Fredericksburg
Meas Of Saturday. The information i conveys
was knOwa to rs some days previously, or at
least tbs. fact shat Sanders had returned, and
that such a statement was attributed 10 him
but, 10 Differences 70 what We understood to be
ths wish Of the government, we refTsinsd from
any mention of it. There can be 30 harm IN
yspessing il, new that it has got into the news
papers. We hops that the report may prove
true, and feel inclined to credit it.-Lyneh5urs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
D 0RnERs - Il

HEADQUARTERS IsT DIVISION Isr CCRPs0
AMY OF WET TENNESSEE.
holly SPEINGs. Oc-o5sr - IEgZ
- AfLNG been assigaod to he c5uIlaud o. shs lG
IL DlTlHoA s. Corps Army q Wgr Tsnnssseo. I
a1uOuues the f0l0wi-E Eaf
Captain Ellis, Jr- A Chi-f Of St4H
aJor }. Haytt te1es Division Qusrtsrmazsr-
CaJtain 2 =. EUbsuk Division C1-rf=sarv.
surgeon A. r. VoO1.ies. Medical Director.
Captain J Culb5-tz-n, q. S. Army. ChfsF Of Alt-ls-v
aud Acting rEDscgor-GsuersL
CsPtsin We WAYS Chef OF Or5zEues.
LisuloBaut g. ?. Barbour AID gr-Cauu-
Lieutenant George M4srmBy, Ad d--Csmp.
The ss'Ts ohesu vii be o5sysi AID rsz5sss4a az.
eordingly
tssEBcdI 10Y TLGHEkN
rTgEd.-r General. 1
LIST D.V-s-aa is Corrs Amy r Wsn
Ts1-rEsss. r--r ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04

KENTUCKY REFUGKks TX KNOxVLLE.-The
Knoxville Register says; Besids the military
shieftsins who have tbrongsd eur stFests during
she past week, we have noticed a number of
sminent civilians, whom NE may mention our
two Senators, Hon. Landon C. Haynes ard
Gustsvus A. Henry, and our Representative
from this district, Hon. Wm, G.. Swan. From
Kentucky we have seen Hon james B Clay,
(son Of the immortal Harry of the Wast,')
the two AssSrE. Bruce, Hon. Mr.. Burnett, and
others of the Kentucky delegation. The press
has also had is distinguished representatives,
among them MesSrs. Hsldeman and Mckee,
formerly Of the Louisville Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04

LATER FROM Nav oKLEArs.-On Sunday,
ths I9tk, the English man-ofwar Rinaldo an.
preached the foot of Canal street. and, sssum-
ing q hostils attitude, demanded from the author
lilies the release Of James Syms, druggist, an
English Eubjsct, who was confined in Fort
PIcksnE, and Naturalization for tho seizure Of
his property and person, to the extent Of oHs
hundred thsrssAd dollars. General Butler re-
questsd ten days to consult with the authorities
at Washington, to which the captain sssentsd.
The captain of the Rinaldo is q young British
officer Of great gallsntry, and whOss 81 "a psthiss
are said to be warmly in favor of the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
EEBERAL MOVEMENTS ON THB
RHWRR

We hsvs information from Memphis that there
are active movements going on smong the Fed
erals at Memphis and Helena Tbs troops st
the latter place have, it il said, been largely re-
inforoed By some Of the old troops frsm above,
while new troops are being landed st Memphis,
Fort Pillow, and other points in West Tsnnes-
see. The attack upon the garrison At Memphis
should not long be delayed. One gentleman in
forms rs that the Federal officers in Memphis
freely announce their i~nssntion Of making an
saTly move to take possession Of Mississippi, or
Of its most important points. If left undis-
turbsd in the concentration Of their forces, they
may yet be able to cause muoh trouble, and psr-
hsps sucesed in thsiT designs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
ONE HUNDRED NV REPgATERS.

EETE have On ha. d ard ready FIR delivery
w 100 Navy Repeaters,
Colts PATENT and an N inufacturiaE them ~ he rate
Of tbiEty per We-k pies foe 3 single Pito ss5, OF
when Tor con 2ahieB OF not less than frFty S65
We have also o. hand q few very h1s STAT Swords
and rene extra Fms SBurE
All orders accom- aaisd by the crsh uiJb promptly
attended e. LEIGH & RIaDJN.
NovelEy Works,
E02lm Columbus Mississippi.
Fhe viekl burg Whig, jackson K ssissippian, MOBILE
ETNDinE News and M5nte0mey Advertiser Copv one
month snf send bFl to Leech & Rsdou
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04

x Ths New York Hsrsld, of the 25th ult.,
says that considerable difficulty occurred in
Sehuylkill county, PsnBsylvania-ths great
coal diItriet-on Thursday, in consequence Of
the draft. An immense forcs Of miners turned
out, in arms Of various kinds, to resist the draft,
and for = inns created much disturbance. At
last accounts, however, the trouble YVES ad-
juSted, and most of the resident miners had re.
sumed work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04

JERE CLEHEEs.-We learn that this person
Was beaten within an inch Of his life on the
streets Of Huntsville the other day By Augustus
Witbers, q brother Of General J. N. Withers.
MI. Withers was one Of the twelve citizens in
generated by General Mitchell, and their prison
window commanded a yisw of the YenkeeiEing
SouthemerDers, Of whom they kept q list. They
had spoken very plainly about those individuals,
of whom Clemens was one, who coming be
hind Mr.. Withers snapped a pistol st him.
Withers turned and beat him as we have men
toned, ~disfguring him fIightfully-AissiSsiP
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
OTHERS.

HEADoUARTERs CAV. kRNY WEST TEEE.)
CAHP os COLD WATzK. CeRr Hcly spriHg)
Dc O err Ip b 1854
4 LII eonvalesce7ts and absences re 'onEi7E % the
n cavalry Irregular and p~artssu) of t1s Amy, viii.
JON their resp GdTo commands without delay. Those
% sick ~fnElouEh, toe uaWsh 70 ion their comnards,
viii forward Surgecus certificate - hess H6sdqu1r
tiers Fa frg 20 comply with this 0 der thsy viii be
advertised sad treated - Gsssr1eFs.
W. q JACKSON,
nos a. Colorsl and Chipf Of CIV inv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
TO OUR FRIENDS.

Gentlemen who arrive from the United StAsss
with lEts papers, viii confer s favor BY leaving
them a. the counting room of the APPEAL ohos,
OF at the editors room, over GEo. LAKE's store
next door north Of the Collins House. In these
ssvs of uncertain mails from the South and q
blockade on ths North, our Sciktiss 70 furnish
as Latest news from all quarters can be greatly
increased by 6 little attention on the part OF our
kiends, for which we shall ever remain grssstuL
Parties from above will confer an especial favor
by furnishing u any Northern papers IN then
nnasassinn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
ANOTHER NE TING OE FHE GOV.
ERNORa.


The New York HERALD Of the 3Bth ult, learns
that " the governors of the loyal States are de-
tsrminsd still further TO smbarTAss the admins
tration by renewing the conferences formerly
hold 81 Altoona and Washington. 1t is stated
that they latend to convene again next week in
he national capital 10 make such demands upon
the President, which, unless complied with, the
States represented By their governors will fur.
nish no more troops for the prosecution Of the
war. The demands to be understanding to
this a~uthority-sre the removal Of Generals
McCLELLAE and BUELL. from thsir respective
commands on the Potsnse and in Kentucky
the immediate advance Of our army into Vir-
gina, the enforeezasat Of the conhscation act
and the treatment of all rebels s. traitors. It is.
said that this movement is not indorFed By Coy
ernor TOP, Of Ohio, nor Governor MoReAE, Of
New York"
General BUELL. has already been removed.
What is to Be @~cCLELLAS's fate, remains to BE-
seen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04

Ono ELECTIoS-The official returns give &
Democratic majority for supreme judge of $40.
The Democratic vote is increased 3d. 900 over
last year, and the abolition vote decreased 28,-
OO0 The total vote of the State has fallen Of
1900 since thu Presidential election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
NEW ADVEhTISEAENIS.
NOTICE!

COWETIEE in July cr August Issi there we're SIX
- NEaROES left with ms 10 be called for IN sbout
ten days, an sid Negroes are here yet = q now see
owner Of said Ne roes &c aiborne DelcE.b} 5 notified
that unless they ere taaen away by rhe fires day II ID
CO. Der. 1852 they will Be delivered over 10 80 zii
tary eonnscds Of IN post
". J. TAYLOR sbsrE.
-~AS% Tsrtau. NirV.
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NOTICE.

HAVE taken up a NEGRO 5TRr. who saws she
naS n ale her sEc1pe from the Yankees. she saws
she was sttlen from Der mistress, Cdrs. Martha Harris,
nssr B1zzard Boost, Frsukiin county, Moth AIabsmaj
some tins b September as The Eii l. dsrk mu-
IA -, shout thirtsen years Old q1ick spoken. ard well
grown Of her eye. The owssr can ger her by proving
property and paying charges.
j. CLAIM.
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