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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25

We noiies that some OF our exchanges refer
in a tons Of great anxiety 10 the prospect Of an
attack upon Mobile by the enemy. Il is obvi-
Gus that an attack st this point might involve
important consequences, as the capture Of this
point would give the enemy immediate posses
sion Of the Alabama and Tcmbigbes rivers. 4
successful march Of tie enemy into the interior
Of Alabama would succeed in cutting the Con-
fsderaey more completely is two than the enemy
could hope 10 do By the possession Of the Mis-
slsaippi nver throughout its entire length. With
the Alabama ard Tombigbeo rivers in their pos
session they would be sble 10 cut The only line
Of communication At present existing between
the cast snd the west, and entirely isolate Texas.
Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi from The
other portions Of the Confederscy. The line Of
communication passing through Montgomery
has already been Of iucalculsble benefit 10 the
country, and the people Of the entire South are
vitality interested in preserving it intact
We are yet to hear Of anything being dene
by our military authorities 70 meet the enormous
preparations which have been made by the
Yankees for assault upon our sescosst and navi-
gable rivers during tee ensuing winter.
We clip the above from The Richmond Ersn-
'Her Of the 18th. Our Contemporary is not posted
as to military movements On the southwestern
coast at least, in cur opinion. If there is any
deficiency on the gulf coast the people are sgsin
deceived as hey were about our strength Al
Bowling Green, Ky, one year ago. A second
deception viii not be tolerated.
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Bran sf Esgrees for n~Ilirary sorvIee.

We notice that IN Texas and IN SONS portions
Of the Mississippi Valley, the proposition Is
urged to make Z conscfiption or forced lsvy Of
slaves, where their labor is necessary for the
army Since the invasion Of the South the
Yankees have stolen tess Of thousands Of me-
groes, and made them useful az teamslers, la
borers in camp, exc. ItBppears that SHAREHOLDERS
are syerse for some reason to hare thsir negroes
in the ConfedsIats army. The prejudice Is Ger
tainly an ignorant aud mean oae. As the war
originated, and IS carried on in great part for The
defense Of The STAKEHOLDER in hi property right,
aud he peypstuation Of the institution, it Is lea-
sonGble to suppose that be ought to be FIRST and
foremost in siding and assisting, by every
means n his power, the triumph aud success Of
ogr arms. Good wages are offered, and proper
care aud attsntion viii 30 given eVorY negro
hired to the army, and the STAKEHOLDER ought to
remember that for every negro he thus furnishes
lie puts a soldier IN the ranks.-RiehmoHd Ia
Gminer.
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Lals from lbe Norsh-rmauelPa,iea in

Laee from the Observation-Disclosures in
EnRiaHd-
RICHMOND, October 24-The New York
Herald Of tbs 22d has been received The News
is uninportant except from England, where
Lincoln's emancipation proclamation was the
theme of universal discussion.
The London Post says it is not easy to esti-
mate how utterly powoIlsss and contemplate
q govsrnment must havs bseoms, which could
sanction with its approval such iRsensate trash
Rios in Lsndsn
Hyde Park, London, wss the scene Of q dis
graceful riot on Sunday, October 9th, between
the English aEd Irish roHghs.
New York Markets.
In New York, on the 2lst, gold opened at l2S
AID closed at 1919 Stocks also advanced
Cotton closed Arm at Gee.
zathe sf FscssaIlIss.
CHAHLEsToH, 0stobsg 24-An accounts
SHOW the PoesAAllsS6shs 70 have bssa houy con
issssa ssd : glorious victerY. Il was, in fact,
ansssr sscsssionvils sg. The snomys gun
boats tins svsnisg len Nackays Point going back
t. Pert Royal
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Hiaeslalesus ofhcers who arrived from The
army Of she Potomac On yesterday, report AL
qUei aloEg the lines, and no proseecs Of al
immediate msvvment. Ramon had it taat a
portion Of cur army was on ths move, bat tbus
far We have 10 continuation Of any such STATE
meEt.
It was ruuored also that q severe skirmish
lad occurred near Caariestown, in which The
enemy was badly beaten. no particulars ac-
comsanisd the report.
A gentleman who arrived from Mllborou9h
Springs, Bath county, informs us taaG Us had
the pleasure Of seeiag General EBell thers,
steadily improving from the Effects Of his wound,
AID ia coed sFiIis.
Iva Of the wounded in lhs late scs,dsut rear
Ivy station, On tia Central Iailr0s1, died on yes-
tsrday al Charlottesville, after having suffered
each tie snPutation Of leg. No farther par
ticuiars Of the accident ia regard to names, etc,
have reached Us.
Five huadrsd Yankee prisoners were sent to
Vienna On ysstsEdsy for exchange. They we've
broughi On hon Salisbury, North Carolina
koar Of thsm had disd On ihsir way rom North
Carolina hither-Eiesm0ad EIQlniuer ISts.
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ATrivais lstsz from Mobile says that The
people Of that city are relieved Of fears Of an
inzsdiss attack By the news from Charleston,
asd the writer Odds " From those who are
supposed to hoW, I learn that The defsnses are
in fae condition. The batteries in front Of the
city are fast getting thar guns in position one
Of ibsm Is safrsly Oassmased with iron and Is
supposed 70 be bomb proof Judge n tod me
: fsr days sincs that all the batteries are in fine
coalition. and thsi IL was the general opinion
that It would be an impossibiiiy to take the Sty
By a water attack
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OLE FRIENps.

Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with lats papers, viii confer & favor by leaving
them st the counting DOm Of the APPEAL Office,
or At the editors room, over Gro. LAKES store,
nsxt door north of the Collins House. In these
DAYS Of uncertain mails rom the South and 8
biosksss on the North, d facilities to furnish
ths latest news from al quarters can be greshy
increased hY q istle attention on The psTt Of cur
fisn5s, for which we shall ever remain grateful
Parties nom shove win confer an especial favor
BY Shrinking rs any Northern papers in hoir
possession.
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~ Ths Richmond EssmiHsr, of the 18Th,
says; General Pemberson, who hiss been sp-
pointed 70 supsTeeds Van Dom, and has recently
been pat in command Of the Department Of the
Mississippi belonged to the Yankee army in the
spring Of 1851. A abort tine after the BAlti-
mere riot he reiigued aud Immediately anne to
Richmond, when President Davis appointed him
. = command in the Confederate service. He
wa subsequently sent to Charleston, s1d was
in command vhsa the Yankees we've defeated at
james IslsAd. he has a reputation for a large
share Of g caution"
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1--WE take the following from the Cincinnati
haes: "Yallhndigham, though his district in
ths new spportionmeni vas arranged especially
to defeat him, is barely defeated, and that is sl.
In his old district, where 8 year ago he scarcely
dare attempt to address a popular sSsemblage, he
las 3 msjority Of about seven hundred, and is
asfeat'd only frsm the fact that a very strong
Republican county has been added to the district
These facts are given as an mustTation of the
political revolution that has undoubtedly began
in the Northern States.n
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= Lale sdvicss a. Richmond, from the
lower James river, represent that affairs con
nue. quiet IN that vicinity, the enemy having
Hsds no offensive demonstration recently. Two
81 three gunboas passed up the York river not
lsag since 70 the PAmuakey, but returned with
est Innoying The iahsbiasnts.
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RANAWaY.

QFPEFHsER seh, a NEGRO 10Y. named SAN
- SAID san is shout twcHty-0ne years d eve feet
eiGht ness4 . ttecssbcua color dark has q Jew
mars o. "a AscA toes H~.shHreis hed ~ when H.
lett q brown clafh coas p ssk cio1n mls 60 ard
$ag pRnas. he tsoh vita him s5uE ot1ar e5thfar
aa "ss fofnen5 oNnsd ~ d. "a seley. of ssr.hsf
enc NcAt afJ y Oh 3 boy nsmed
herrsoe eWnea ~ george Hc1 Of Ca city
Z VIII pay g reward ct $40 81 dsfvsfsf 8 na -
Jackson or S9lE edged b suy jail win suca info4-
uaiion g. tLat san SOL HIN.
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THANKS re TMR LADIES OF pa.
N0LA COUNTY.
e'lETEEEliTII's DarTs ID ne , ss0gR IsIY

QgAEFERKAsTEAs DRP'T DRsa. MISSOURI my I
October q, 1902
We havs this day witnessed, in front Of our
quarters, the distribution among our fellow
soldiers Of Ioms srsclss Of clothing, by Rev.
Dr.. Pord, in behalf Of The Dixie Daughters
SoGsty. Nsny tAssks to those Christian ladies
hr thsir kindness in rsmsnssring tAs poor war
worn Soldias; aad to Rsv. DR.. Ford for bis on
@siea and labors in behalf of our cause and
army. Nay God IN his iEGnts mercy bless and
reward hose VIA labor
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ETbs Boston Course a few days sine. as
serted that Governor Ancrew had said, in CON
vsTsstion, thatnot another egimsnt should leave
She State Of Massachusetts for the war, until be
was satisfied that the right man was to be in
scnmand Of tie Union forces.
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STATE TREAsgRY NOTEs-There have now
been issued from the State Treasury Department
nearly a million Of the new one dollar treasury
notes, and about 100000 in notes Of tho de-
nomination of fys dollars. This issue has
tended vastly to relieve the wants Of the Slate
for small noles. Some three or four hundred
thousand dollars mora Of the ieTmer and about
four hundred thousand dollars more Of the lat
Ter denomination are yet to be issued. The issue
of the State treasury notes Of the denomination
Of ons hundred dollars viii probably be com
meneed next week. Tens, twenties and 6fties
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TIE CONFEDERATE FLAG The following
paragraph appears il several of our exchanges F:
Congress has at last adopted 3 design for The
nstioLal flag. Its peculiarly consists IN a circle
Of white links in a blue ground The links are
themselves circles, aud intsrlocked so as to form
8 large circle. Their number is equal to that OF
the States. Each link being in itself complete.
IS symbolic Of State sovereignty, while their
union represents the Confederation.
This is a mistake. says the Richmond HLig.
Congress has not yet adopted any desigufo for a
H~ationat flag The joint committee on asg and
seal presented a report 81 tbe last session, recon-
msndipg The adoption Of a Confederate Gag. IL
fsrior in beauty aud design to that above de-
scnbe3 but the report has not been adopted,
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RHR gao WING RBAORKSN aN RAsF
TENNassEE.
Letter fy.s. .5axs. Es,skev.

From tie Knoxville Register, October IA
The following lslter from Chsncsllsr Lucky
hiss besn given Us for PublicztioA By the msior-
general commanding the department.. Coning
from the high source it does, it is important, as
showing the change that is 90 wing on in the pub
lie misd Of East Tennessee sines Liacoln's gov
OrAmeni has thrsvn OF the disguise it has 90
loIg cuanisgly worn, Aad revealed lis uneoa-
stitudcnal, wicked and disbolisal purpose:
JoNEsBoRo' October II, 1862.
Msior-General S. Jones
DEAR Sin: In g pleasant and free CONVERSE,
ton with zen, q few days sisca. on the stat. Of
tho county, and more especially The eoaSition
OF things IN East Tennessee, amongst cthsr
topics the recent proclamation Of President Lin
coin came under consideration. I remarked
ihat I thought tbs act of Congress on which it
was Prsdicatsd, ana the proclamation itself. were
totally unconstitutional, and sgRaHy abhorrsnt
to my feelings and judgment, as they were ille-
gal 6nd mischievous ia their design and ten
dency.
l have uniformly entertained and expressed
the opinion thatit was the duty OF our oidzsns
to yisid obediencs TO the eoRstituttd authorities
Of the country. This senanent I have repeated
10 all with whom l have converssd.
1 AbCu bChtCely SAY LNab me recent hcL and
proclamation of The Federal authorities give ad-
ditional force and emphasis to these opinions,
and Il at all good citiE snf should chesrfaly yield
their support 20 the government uhdtr which
they lived snd offer 40 ~fsetisus opposition to
the c-ongtitusozal snaetmsnts and laws Of the
C0nfedorats authorities. The peace and SEGA
risy Of person Sld property require this Of evsry
one. / am gratifsd IL learn that, while you arc
exercising the high authority, as commander Of
the department. of 2 tst Tennessee, in enforcing
tbs laws Of the land, it is your purpose 20 pro-
feet every class Of citizsns with energy and
promptness from oppression sEd wroag. be-
lieve a just and firm administration of Toe Laws,
upon every one, will soon produces a tranquil
state Of feeling ia the public mind. Should the
opinions have expressed in this brief note be
esteemed Of acy valae in aiding you in restoring
harmony end quiet, you are at liberty to use i
Ia sny wayyou may choose.
Most respectfully, your Obedient servant,
SETH J. w. LUCKY.
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EyTRAlT.

HEADQUARTERS AIRY or WEST TEN
MISSILE
holly sFRIsos October 70, IE62
spseiG Orders 40. 81
ALL soEga@eauia AID I'll otcr ala--res C..
1s sbis Amy are hsrsby crcercd 90 r8palt saafi
stetF % AaE respective toun-I d..
ms ssaes Of 81 ohosrs sBi mal row inpro1erf
Ao.set VINO d. rot promptly Tsp r. Ia compaarca with
tha sts-s' azd Aey viii b PROCEEDED against s. dc
isrtsrs.
By order q General van BoRs.
n. e EEMFL.
os'3ew Eaior ap5 A g. 0ere-st.
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BA citizen informs US thas ,he Pgtamae
OPP site to Dummies, Is fall of guuboats. watch
ing the Virginia shore, and endoavoriug to pre-
vent fae passage Of beats across the river.
4he asemy's pickles are between Alexandris
ana Oeccqaan. Oar ricksis extend a few miles
beyond Dumirss.-kiehmoud Eagairsr, October
In.
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RANAMAY.

LR0A t6e subscrbsE aEEGRO BOY Dsms5
q twenty two ears old. s5.nt I'VE net - inches
hlRh Of A ds < esppcr color an1 3 qdck SPOKEN RE
had on, a. wen ssrscohsc a q biaas Faue 81 hat 2 &
mill arg ca bsiaFCs Oh dross az. res art5+ viii
ray q leasrI O. 81 PC delivered 10 re . jackson O..
S59h EDGED ia any j.t, aiA suca luigca q I'm iha
4 ean get him-
ps7y VI b a Boy hy the u2usol San, bei0ag NJ g.
JOHN Rubn-oa, % Jac<sou.
GEO3HC 81
nf2 4FrEfon. rrfsa
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COLONEL Writ ADANs-A lew days since
the intelligence Of the death Of this gentleman
was sent to us by telegraph from Corinth, and
for several days it remained uncontFad.cted.
Yesterday we had the pleasure of meeting him
on our streets, looking well, but thin and
weather beaten. Hs reports his command in
fine spirits. even though their r~stions, like those
Of Frsncis Marion, are principally sweet pota-
toes.-Misstssiypiea.
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VIEW CUeRnNoY RaGULATrexs.

NEW CUEBHNOK EzGULATESES.
By an enactment Of the late Congress, the
Secretary Of the Treasury il authorized, nom
time to time, to issue, Ia addition to tis bonds,
certificates Of stock, AID treasury nstss already
authorised by law, such additional amsuat Of
the same IS mar bs rsqsirsd to PEP tks appro-
priatiozs MAIDS by Congress a. is last and late
sessions, TO be issusd NATL he same forms. con
ditions and restrictions IS azs OF nsy be pro
vided By the first section Of the act satitled
s. IN act to provids further means for the sup
port Of the government. approved April I8sh,
1862 She bonds and certificates OF stock to Be
issued in preference in all cases where they can
be used, and where they cannot, the deficiency
to be supplied By treasury notes. Il vas also
provided that tie authority given to the secre-
tary Of the Treasury, in the second section Of
The act entitled An act to provide further
means for the support Of the government, ap-
proved April lsth, 1862, 70 issus in exchange for
treasury notes, 5on5s or ~cerEhcaJ4s to De recon-
yertible in he same, at the pleasure Of the
holder, shall BE extended from fifty millions TO
hundred millions Of dollars BE-. the au-
thority is to be exercised undsr ali lhs conditions
aud limitations prescribed ia ths said set
Auotsor provision au.horisss tao same o6csr
to pay annually The interest s~ceruing On the ist
Of January, on al intsrsstbssriag treasury
notes, and to make al proper regulations in r.
la;ion to sueh paymszt provided, that until SIX
months after a treaty Of peaes, such psyraszt
shall be made il treasury notes not bearing in
The issus Of treasury notes under the dement,
nation Of fvs dollars, vas also authorised 30 be
ext nded to toa millions of dollars.
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BaAGG Is KFSTUCKY-We eoave7ssd wiki
a gentleman yesterday just from Ksniucky.
From waat We can gather 10 have no doubt
that 0eneIal Bfagg las fallen back from Perry
vile some distance in fact, we would not be a
bit surprised 10 hear at any moment tina. be had
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TIKI SITUATION IN KENTUCKY.
We presume there is no doubt but that the
army of General BRAGG has, ere thisi occupied
a new position on or near the Cumberland
river, or in the vicinity Of Cumberland Gap
Such, at least, sppssrs to be The opinion Of The
Southern press, bssed upon Information received
IS direct a. possible. AID in this, too, rs have
81 explanation Of the boastinss Of the Northern
press hat BRAGG was etsaeng, etc.
We still adhere to the proposition made BY us
some two weeks ago, that the polBv Of General
BRAGG in Kentucky has been a wise one. And
we think ROW he has accomplished bis purpose.
He has taken tbs enemy fFon Northern Ala
bana, most Of Middle Tennessee and Cumbsr-
land Gap, and placed his troops hetsesn the in
vadeTs aud the soil they have 50 long d~espoilsd
In bis rapid advances to the Northern borders Of
Kentucky, he securcd large quantities of stores
which have been saved He has defeated BUsLL's
attsmps to get IN bis rear for the purpose
Of destroying those supplies. The PeW~ Ct
plumbers forced ~ akaRdoHussut Of ais advaAosd
poaitisz ts prevent the dssEacion Of his stores
and his srny BUELL wHs laFRely rOiaforesd-
to an extent thAt forbade 8 Gsbt. exesFt in a 20
sition much msra tsaabls for 81 army, than we're
any to Be found in Northern KsRtusky. lie is
probably at, or al least is spproachiag grsssd
Of his own cAsice. Ia ths zssatine he hiss
been approaching his own dsPsts Of supplies,
ahls The sneng IS leGsiag has fsrfhsv and fsrth.V
IA As rear. As BRAGG'a difficulties Of transpor-
tation dscresss. BUHLL's ,,H inor.ass, and
while the formar has ssusAs ths professions Of
our mountains sd rives, which zEsrd avery
pstural dafsnss, me szsmy has bssn forced out
Of ms works, sad if hs new iszdsrs battle he
must do 50 with an sdvsntsE - Of pOsiRoz against
him that viii partially oPeres to render bis great
superiority Of forees unEvalahIs.
We are by no msms discouraged at she Etua-
ton il Kentucky, although lss present ssndi-
ton was NOT expected to rsnsErs % sooa. Ne
al have, hoWSEsr, committed ths psat blundU
Of Understanding tho nnzshcal s~lnsss Of the
enemy. Too Ittls cFsdit has sssa attached to
bis reports Of the alscrity with wkish the nsv
levies took the field. Tksy we're made svailsbls
against Us ia Maryland, and such las been the
case, also, in Kentucky. Yet they are not over
powering if met as they can Be by advsatags in
position, superior genera'ship and troops fight
ing in a holisI cause. These are our impress
sions, after 4 careful survey Of the field. We
trust and believe that whea & cozfict DOES ensae
PrOvidsnes viii again bless our arms with
another victory.
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DHa@nEuTFNN-

nUR Am va discITsd a. d Tie ssock ST goods y as
~ SOD 20 Il CharuoCki Esq on ins IS Auru>t
ls0 HiulAH XIII ssG conducts s B2sslug Bad Ez-
AS - sultae.a 10 tie uaLe-of Wlian Ek g. Co.,
$40 L &erGsd with the liquidation Of tie eff rs e the
laf arm Re camnsnd ~. Ill. ObarEocz 81 .zs
Patrspaes o. our f1sufs.
NILLE, ROSS s co.
oeA4r Hola -rrinra Mtst
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r The Savannah Nens Of the 2Oth says 3
report prevailed in that city that the Yankees
landed IN considerable force near Button, s
=, on the previous Saturday, aad that they had
driven IN cur piekets. Heavy filing was heard
IN that direction on Saturday afternoon, which
continued till dark.
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~ We learn from q letter received in this
city yesterday from Georgetown, under date Of
The 18th instant, that the Yankee gunboats
have destroy ed the battery that was IN process
Of construction st Migrants plantation, about
3 ( miles from the town, and hsd also destroyed
Dlr Mayranl's resIdence.-CharLest9k Courier.
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-NOTECR.

DtR0LEp aud atssss ofiesrs aad to,5iss Of fb.
s9h AhsisilPL viii report 10 me- az G-sra5s or
hsisT SER ivh Ass = ppi a. Jackson on cr BY t6s
4fth nasAatl for tTanapo tsfias a. t1sir command.
By triertf Gene al FR4GG
" r. ri ANTLY.
o~sn-l~ iArfrnasf. Co'q asT sCeo Me4e-.-f
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NNTEGRI

DANOLBD and sbssnt oBoers sud soldfe-a # he
9h atstsPpi Eiment, viii Ieport 20 Co.osel
6r9nuy ~ Eissm ppi 81 Grehsds, or Mai r B0rr.
ION aiFsiH Pp a. Iaeksoz. on or by the s7al .u-s1t
Tor % snfpsrtaiion 70 ths'r cummsndL
b order Of Gencr. BRAGG
n WHITE
oc4ttW Go O. o. HtFssirni
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81 Ga. joe Lans(o on the Presidential ticket
WITH Bssekinridge) when last hard from, was
on bis way TO tia upper mines in Washington
territory, with 4 thousand heal Of cattle, fr9m
the profits Of which it s believed by tbs Ore
EOaiaUs, hs wiz realize hitT thousand dollars.
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SANITARY ~COuPGA5wTs.

The Rishnond Examiner states that oil infor-
nation from the army Of the Potomac, is bur
dsned with unces,isg complaints of the wretch
ed and shameful s~rrsDgszNts for the sick aud
wounded. Along The wbols route fOm Win
chester to ssaunton, a distance Of nirsty niles
there havs been, il is stated, no accommodation
provided for the sick and wounded. The fault
is not with the subordinate surgsons it lies at
the doors Of the Offices Of the surseon-gsneral
and medical director in Richmond. It has been
suggested that We are deficient in the numbered
medical officers, only two being allowed a regt
ment, for no ether reason than such was the es-
tablished ussgs of The old army in the pipiEg
times of peace. The old West Poiat school is
aud Ass always bsen opposed 20 adopting The
humane and enlightened medical stsf system Of
France and England.
tt i'll treatnsnt CT our sick and wounded
soldiers is a crying abuse; nothing dampens the
ardor Of our soldiers SO mach it dsmoralizss
the service and is a disgrace to the humanity as
wei OF ths ausho,isiss at Ricboond as Of our
commanders in tbe field. TIE EEsmizer asserts
that it is q curious fact that mons Of our geae-
rails, except BEAUEBeARB, hars over taken the
pains to visi. their hospitals. Ia this thsy have
about as little OF the genius and policy Of
commander as Of tho spirit Of christian hu
manity.
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The WIFE OF ANDY JoBEsoS-The Bris-
tol (Tenn.) Ad0ooate says: we are iufo.msd
by q gentleman, who Travelled With them, that
Mfs. Andy johnson, and Danial Slower, John
son's son-.nlaR, Of Carter county, Tennessee,
with several others Of their kin. left these parts
f1r the United States lastweek -