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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

SALT FROM EsRTH-Mr. Seabrook exhib-
tied to Us a beautiful spccnoen Of salt, while,
clear, and very strong, made from the earth OF
tbe smoke-house. l. can be seen at the AdU0-
eats ofice. He says the 6css wstsT ariPped
from The hopper beng dirty, should -oe poured
back to dip over agsin 50 As to rsnasr it clear
Hansuite AG19cate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

~ The Causdisn courts have decided that g
note or bill with the words with current rate
Of exchange" on New York or other places
within the United States, IS not a bill or note
that can be sued on g. such
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On TIE I5th OF Juy, tits JESasE dsughterof CAPT.
=. n. snIH d A.6ri gs dd o. dip hsriz CO nine
yesra sHi ore moaih
when TIE lest broken uofhsr .Leusbs surely sts
ss erlia55 the very dfesfof Ls cu9 Of titu-s,
b foasd sdl srCther drsrgst 30 res uue 20 ts d-k
'~soa Or 80 ssr.h Le- dariue child the I1Veiss- q
e- tds- sui dszta zE strange b-za-y az her yo1uz
oro- En5 dssa-du GU. Set n er-sl.~, 5Et 10 --nB
ass - osesfd rhst d yer Ewsy Though 1s b au
TIA bud q srssiss 80 al rae he5rssff rru5. carid
Hiss. 1s sssszasr Of BRO Der s1d q rs.erb joys he
gate $3.50 o. aHssssrs Tisf saI Gcd n E8 i-
eraAsls ProviSsD.s bsaiguy called he -h-ac=. &Hd
be faif tsssi PSss~J frlm he family casse, 90 rs-th,
20 sNs = brshssr hsas - Bsar-a
Ers ts sad - soro- frss,
DSzth esDe -hh kindly care,
FAa sP@sps I'D e Esssr1 cspvs~e7,
AEd bsds 3 ssasu tAs-e FEIEFD-
coFERETIELE NJ Ost0hsr "a 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

RIVER TEAFFIC-Ehs FedsTal commander
at Columbus, Ky, has issued an order directing
thai ell beats bound for points south Of Colum
bus must exhibit and have their m~anifests ap-
proved at the provost marshals office Any esp
tain falling 10 cempy with the order viii sub
Jet bis boat and cargo to confscation. No
goods are SLOWED to be landed between Cairo
and Memphig EXCEPT A. militsry posts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

" The capture Of the steamer Sunbasm,
from Liverpool, LADIES' With powder and arms
for the Confederete States, is announced in the
Northern papers. She was taken of New Inlet,
n. G., on the 9th ult, by the steamer State o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

~ The Chattanooga Rsba lsarRs that the
BRIGADE Of General Preston Smith was not en-
gagged il the recent fght in Kentucky W
mske this statement for the benefit Of those
having friends II that brigade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

AL Is QUEEE on FAs PO OmAC.
This is the report OF TIE journals, beth North
aid S u.h The correspondent Of the Savannah
Republican ehdeavSrs TO sxplsiA the quiesEde,
aud expresses the opinion thAs IA il not improbs-
BE that both generals are waisiag fer the usual
.usumnal foods in the Potomac A drought Of
nany weeks bhs prevailed throughout the re-
gion whose waters 1t drains, and consequently
it is now very low, and easily forded 81 msny
pisces. II, therefore, McCLELLAS should retire
Washington, tie way into Maryland would
b. left open and ~undsfended So if LES should
Withdraw in the direction Of the RAppahannock,
the FedeTsls could proceed TO occupy this valley
sod al the country in front of Washington OF,
should be retire, leaving Jackson behind, they
would probably throw al overwhelming force
across the river, before which be would find 1t
necessary to retreat Afssr the advent of winter,
however, and the rains and foods it invariably
brings in It's train in this latitude, JACKSON
might be kept here with immunity; while LEE,
with the main body Of his army might safely go
into winter quarters behind the RaPpahannock.
s. long, therefore, as the Potomac remains at
It's present lew stage, SO long is it probable that
tie two armies will confront each other from its
opposite banks. Neither side can afford TO re-
tire and leave the way open 70 en- invading
forcs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

q General JOzephE Johnotou was expected
70 reach Rockville on the 10th inst Il seems
10 be he general understanding tbai he viii
take command Of the Amy Of Ehe West
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

y Dr.. A L Sansers, wei known in Mem
phis. lately confined in ST. Louis for political
oFenses, has received a permit to 90 to Psducah,
Ky. % settle some business. He is allowed
thirty days there, when he maJ travel to any
one Of the free States he msy select, to remain
there until further advised from the FedeisI
q eadousrters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

EThe North Carolina Staadard states that
the counties east Of the Wilmington and Walden
.railrosd, not now under the control Of the Yam
KEGS, but which msy be IN a few months, viii
produce about enc million and q half bushels Of
corn, besides an amount Of bacon and beef cat
tie beyond our ability to conjecture. The
amouut of corn, hogs and cattle, in ordinary
years raised IA those counties new in possessions
Of the enemy is equal to the above estimate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

DAaCLeD and s5-ar oGc-r and soldiers fbs
I "a = tu8 nEi Fsum=1I- rEI leF5- ra-sf
hrsuuy Al Ms - p4i. at Gr=u- dE o. 81 --rr
.tta 1As7@ pp az srrE1r Or UhT tbs 4-.r 1ras
flr uanspErEsiJu O. th- Ceu~-rE
- Crdsr o. a-ezerslEEAGG
WHITE
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
el,ir,,IsbIur - Germansown.

Special to the Memphis Appeal
Holly SPRINGS, October % "A body of
Yankee infantry, numbering two hundred, at
tackled a squad of forty COnfederate cavalry st
Germantown yesterday. After a short engage
naent on cavalry retired. Loss tnaing
RAMROD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

a BoAsTyG-Tbe New York HOrld Of a late
'dste says 'Just wbsthas been 6one- or IS now
doing, il would not be prudent to say. 1t is
sagusn 20 know tia. the cTy Ct on to Rich
moud so disastrous fifteen months ego may
soon Be on eveIybody's lips as the expression Of
eongrBuisdon over he greatest Strategic tn
unph Il modern tines
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

II The ID slinguish sd GUTIERREZ so
mysteriously reported to have been sent 70
Europe as tue representative Of our governments,
is sad 70 be Con1naudeE MsuEy, formerly Of he
observatory Ct Washington
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

CoSsCRPTIoS IN MIDDLE TENEEssEE.-We
understand that Governor Harris has issued an
order for the enforcement of the conseript law
Tennessee, tbtt lie, ia those counties Of our pos
session This viii materially increase the forces
fr5m our State So says the Chattanooga Rsbl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

HHkBQUAsTsRs ARaY or WEST TFS
NES-Er.
H0LLT srEIsas October IT. ls2
8 scia' Orders 10. a.
ALL toass ssesnfs AID Al o-7=r ats-r-ses
l. Ais ArHy are hereby o-"srsd TO report in-aa-
AZ - sAstr -ssFeo. - tOmuaads.
Tks aEaas - - cAssrE SO us1 r-z 'urrlra-7
ab.sat 80 4 cot Brsassy rep rs u compliance u-a
tie aboTs 0r5sr. vii - publBa-c lr The new Uap.r-rs
ths sta~, aaa aey I'll Be proceeded sE.llst a. Co
ssrsra
By 0rasr cf Gsasral VAS EOrg.
n 81 ETfurTL.
ra9au Wa7o- a-F A ra ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

CHATTANOOGA, October 2I.-The Rsbel has
a dispatch from Murfreesboro', dated October
21st, which says Our pickets attacked the
enemy from every point, nSsr Nashville, at day
light this msrnisE, driving in their Picksss, kill
ing several and capturing ffsy prisoners on She
Aurfreesboro' PIKE. We also killed w. B
Stokes, colonel of = renegade Tennessee Iegi
meat Another Colonel was also killed on the
Lebanon pike. We drove their forces into their
intrenchmens Of Nashville.
There is evidence Of or evacuation Of Nash
vile. Captured private letters represent the
state Of the city as insolsrsble."
Latess Nsrshern EatoIIlgsase.
RIcHMeHD, October p -Northern papers Of
the 90.h has been received.
The troops under Generals S. Hancock and
Humphreys, who recently crossed the Potomac,
nave returned % Maryland.
Several pominent politicians and business
men have bsen drafted in Pennsylyanis.
General Morgan dashed into Lexington Oh
Saturday morning, and compelled the Federal
Garrison to surrender.
The Democratic gain in Ohio is 1900.
The Democrats have = majority ia the legis-
ature of Indians and Pennsylvania, securing
two senators in the plsc. of Bright and Viii
mot.
Gold 1293 to $50 on So turdsy.
Federal HsVeEnents En- the Coast.
MOBILE October % "A special to the Adver
User and Register, dated Charleston, October
p, says: " The enemy, after several bold recon-
ooissanc.s, have laudsd IN force At Hscksy's
Point, SIX stiles from he Charleston snd Ssvsn-
aah railroad, against Hsich he Is marching.
They have alSO lAsSsd aaoiAs COLUMN at Coo
sahatchis, another point or the railroad.
our forces are kss.eniDg to meet them, and
warm work is sIpsetsd ts-dsy.
Frsm Tensessee.
KNOXVILLE, October 22-Forrssss ADVANCE
guard yesterday drove in The snsmys picketa
apon every road around Nashville, whipping
them into lhsI i-ntTezchnsRts, killing many and
capturing thirty-two, inclgdisg a aajor and q
captain. LieutsRant-C Colonel W. B. Stokes, Of
the renegade Tennessee csvslry, is reported
killed. Oar loss was one kiHsd and one wouEdsd.
C-onscriptios - b EnfsRCed.
RICHM8ND, October p -An ordsr has been
issued under the late CONSUMPTION act, for the
enrolment Of al able-bodied mep between Is
and 40
All is quiet on the Potomac.
Another BePsrt froE Ihe Coast.
CHARLESTON, October 23-The enemy ad-
vrneed yesterday morning, in two columns,
against CoOsahatcbie Another against Poca-
taigo was Tepulsed BY cur forces.
At C~oosAhatchis be succeeded in gaining the
railroad, bat before be could do it much damage,
our troops anne up and drove him eff The
railroad and telegraph are now repaired and in
working order.
The enemy's g~unboats are anchored below
COosahslchie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

Y A gentleman informs the Raleigh (N,C)
Journal, on reliable suihorty, that there is a
factory within g hundred miles of Raleigh, rep
r~esentipg q capital Of Mas thousand shares Of
one thousand dollars each, which has been and
is now paying a dividend on each share Of t1O
thousand dollars essrg three months The PEG,
pie, Of course, Lse being robbed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

A. Grsnsda MssissipBi on b. POI nr. william
LARK TBcEEE. Ct F.ors1ee, Esa. aeky, agsd a-ost
tveaiyEour yssrs.
sis f1ssrI vii take pace stfts Barast Clrr-h
Hs (Thursasy) ATrsRsoos 81 hrse o'eleek. KS
hisr6s aaaa-qsaiutsuess y ivts8 g. sis1d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

p As.Bzular bysiericaj panic among tsc.o-y
zias Is reported iu A Na1cbss.eT paper. Up
ward of Tires hundred girls we're employed IN
sewing in t6e large school rosu un1sr Doctor
MunTo's chapel and enc or TIVE of them were
zubject 20 f.s. OAe sttefnoop recently every
mig was processing iu ne 0sual manner, when
8uddsnly one Of the qfls was prostrssed b e
IT.. Tasrs was c3Lsid-Eabis slsrm created in
he school hF ma cifcumssanee, and aimost in
SANITY another girl Was Attacked by what tha
suoeri8tendsnt bsHsges VS. hys.eHs, and teen
-suosBer AID then another, unaIq quite a paulc
prevailed sit Esthsr niDstsen girls becoming
Affected I'm less tnan an hcur
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

EI is though; thai George Bancroft the
historian. viii be on Of tbs R-Puohcsn noni
nees for Congress IN \ " York city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

r TIE Chicago Times understands that the
number Of vessels comprising the light Hotlle on
TIE Mississippi is to Be Increased fhe g~unboats
now IN process Of construction at Pittsburgh,
Ciuciunsa and New Albany viii soon be IN ser
vice, ard tine squadron. Of the Ohio be increased
Immediately, ia order to prevent any repetition
Of such az bfsu as tia: Of the Hazel Dell.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

II General Saith revIe Fed alI the infantry
stationed here on Saturday i%oIeHoon, at the ed
race course, above the city. Ehe troops made q
very handsome display, and went through the
diff rent evoluhons in fine stye. The general
was highly pleased with their Performance, aud
paid them q gery hsndsoms compliment for
Uhig
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TREAK L0aF.

TlKsN rem Re slu H5uss- Cb-urh -i5-sks
= NJ dsaht) . ErD LaATus2 TEUNE "a krf-
- z LnE" For sHrh A lbsN rrwarI All
sea7 X DA-IH- on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

. x b an address Of Bishop Elliott, Of the
diocese Of Georgia, We learn that the Prssbyte
rian Episcopal church Of the Confederate States
has been ~0rgsnized By the action Of The several
.oonve stions Of tho diocese Of Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi and
Texas; the other Slates being hindersd by the
occupation Of the enemy from holding conYen-
tious; sad tina. the first general council viii.
met a. S. Panl's church, in August, on
Wednesday, the u b day Of November next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

p Rumors tbs q challenge bad passed b.
tween General McKns,ry and Frank P BAR
were curr,nt in S LOUIS on tn 18th instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

r. A sap nom tns Wum,ngton journal
Ofos, detea the 1873, says I" The reports Of
t1s physicians for ths last two days show nc
falling cH 81 The number Of new cases, nor
from W csnascertsiu, does the mortality a.
al dlmuish. o. Monday there were eighty
seven neWeasss7 aad on yesterday, Tuesday,
there were seventy-Eur. We are unable to
ascertain the number Of deaths, but from what
we have heard, wsaink it cannot have been
less than ftesn &c each Of the two days just
past"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

rE-Isi IS said the grain il Minnesota Wilenki
be half gaaheTed this season, ths whites having
abandoned agricultural labofs for safety from IL
Indians. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

Y The Richmond PaPers announce the AZ
rivsl Of JEFF. Thompson in shat city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

BUTLRR AT PENsACoLA.-A friend who was
in Montgomery on Thursday informs US that a
dispatch had been received in thss city, stating
that Batter, the beast, aud about seven thcu~and
Yankees, had landed at Pensacela. Tie obec.
had not been developed, bat It was thoaghs tnaf
q early advance on Pollard was contemplated.
rnis place is at the jnnction of the Mobile and
PsnsscoIa With the Montgomery and Pensscois
roads about sixty miles north Of the latter
place. The Montgomery Ad0eriser, a yesteT-
day, contains nothing about the maitex-Co-
iunbas Times, I7A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

general MAGBUDER-Tbe Richmond Wig
OF the l6sh, says: " This brilliant, enterprising
and abIs offer has been assigned 10 duty IN the
trans i-sHs ppi department, his district com
Plisiug Tezss Agzoas and New Mexico. We
are sure that eveEything Necessary for Tie de-
tense Of his disnic, vii be done BY GeneIal
Asgruder, So long as masus aud men are lur,
nisl"d him Tho p0bhc had hoped ira, they
would have bis services in a fsld who're they
may be more needed Than in Texas uevsrths-
less they are sure that, wherever be may be eta
TONED be viii ein honor and distinction for
himself, aad reader Efficient service TO the Con-
fe5eisey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
NASHVILLE.

Y The Europa sailed from New YORK On tn
I6th INST, carrying 1868 900 in specie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

Il ohses belonging t1 rbs z3i R--i-H Leu
= aanh V-tuatsss not On sgesz ont. v rr..
ne iAm-dsisg q g. Ccufazera Rose J.czs1-
Hhllai-Bl IS s.. .I-Egr
L tens8 Colonel C-mmsrirE sol E=Eu LOU
Ea1s F0iuu essE rr-.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

II The Grenada (Siss APPEAL ssys that
General Buell. seems to bs al a. Sea. We
guess he is gone upon q tehatiHg expedition
Missouri Democrat
He got whaled at PerryviIle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
~ The Knoxville Rsgtster Of tie 18th inst

SSH that the thinking, iut=.lg-B 1t and iudspeud-
eut men Of he former Union parry Of Eas
Tennessee are rapidly declaring thsE adhesion
to the cause Of the s uth. Tney wouid not
hsrs the country overrun by liberated sIave'
who shall eonpste for employment vito TIE
la5orag whites, w5o shail beclue as theg have
everyNhsu q he fe- Ssates-an idle, thieVing
and wrefehea n.-nat a..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

W Congress has appropriated six millions Of
dollars for the defenses Of the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers. and ordered the building OF
a suHoient number Of gapboais for the %rolsc-
lion Of hase rivers. Whatsyer Z done in this
particular should DO done at oncs. Letihe char
nsls on some Of the shoals be obsaUeisd TITS
too late 10 commcncs The construction Of gun
boats,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
All is quiet On the Potomac.
Another Repsrt froEr fhe Coast.
ResuIa Of tie rorshsru RIectioss.


We find IL our latest sdvices from the North
: synopsis of the result Of the late elections in
the North:
PEENsYLvAyIA-A dispstoh from Harrisburg
Gated the I7sh, ssys the Democrats have carried
the STATE by Ten thousand. Ths congressional
delegation sssads IS berstofors TspOrted-ths
Republicans losing four if not mere members CT
Congress. The Legislature is Democratic on
joint ballot.
OBIo-0ficiAl returns from ffiy-one counties
show 8 Democratic majority of 10 600, showing
a gain of 10000 on Tod's msj9rity last year
Fhirty-seven counties were to kssr rem, in
which it is claimed the majority viii be in.
creased rather than diminished. Out Of nine
teen congressman, ~fourtsen Democrats are GER
iain Of election, Aud probably fifteen. The
present delegation stands thstesn sboliiionisa
and sight Democrats. 10 the next Congress it
will stand fourteen or fifteen Democrats to four
or Ave Republicans The Democratic State
ticket elected consists of supreme Judge, secre-
tary Of State, attorney genera, member Of ne
bosTd of public works and school commissioner
I~NDIASA-The latest from Indianapolis re-
ports the Ssass sickeE 10000 DSmocrade major
iy The legislature is certainly Dsmocrssic.
Congressional delegation eight to taIee-sIl the
sbohtionists have to crow over are Orth, Julian
and DumOnt One correspondent says: Tue
little poppiDjay, Colisx, IS defeated By q majority
ranging from Eve 70 seven hundred Isu't tais
glorious enougbf Even the trees are drunk. !"
a Democratic United States Senator is 10 be
eiecied by the legislature elect.
IowA-Repnolicsn by SIX to eight thousand
majority Toe Democrats cain two members
IF Congress nutof the SIX.
NsBRAsKA-s @ Daily. Bypublicen, has
besn elected deiegste 70 Congress
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

II The Southern people expect now onlyons
thirg, says the Richmond EzamiHsTi war, until
they are destroyed, or a peace is made with a
Beaten enemy, on lis own soil. What Europe
/, rsirgt 70 do, what the North is going to &c. ere
an .sIous wlich perpiez Us 10 more. We are.
- ermiusa On that simple and clear road to our
I'D. which is measured by the blade Of the
avor5. Tbs South viii now fight while a man
rsmains in t. Il hunts for no allies and viii
l53k foI 10 terms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
- YnaEee RrIaanas.

The Richmond Hhig says: Il would be sU.
perAuous 10 SAY, for the information Of the pres
ent age, that She war zow being waged against
the South partakes far aore of the character OF
brgsndage than of = Legitimate ard regular
contest in arms. But for the enlightenment Of
future ages the Hon. Mr.. Foster has done 4 con-
msndable set in enabling US to add she following
to the many proofs of tee strocious spirit and
purposes of the enemy. We submit whether the
President should not tsks the same course in 70
gard to this outlav that he sdos5Od with refer
encs to Pope and others;
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,
October g, 1852. 5
To the Editor Of the Wing;
Enclosed you viii fad a portion of General
Pains's address ss bis sol5ierh, delivered a. Tus-
cunbia, Ala, SD faithfully reported BY Colonel
Thornton, ons of our most distinguished lawyers,
and = gentleman Of higs standing.
I givs you this as q s~pecinsn of the kind Of
enemy we have 10 contend with.
THos. J. FosTER
"SoLDIaRsI This country 10 yours These
peopls have unwitsissiy plaNle3 everything Wa
used il this beautiful valley and it shall be deals
ont 10 ven wlth = lavish kaad not ssiBgily. II
ycu y ant cora, these waving fields viii supgly
your wspts-aEe it. II yea weat fruit, vAgsss-
blss, chickens or pstssSes, ssks shsz-thsy are
yerT. IT the ssws ReSd milking, milk shem
yourselves, or meks tRs 1ilk mads de il for
ysu Everything here il this rieh asd bsauhfsi
country is yours sRd for yeur use-ssjoy il
you deserve it al, for you are in srus, exposing
yourselves in defense Of your country agsinst
rebels and traitors. who have 10 rights They
no property, but through the government.
Tlsy are outlaws.
But remember, ssldisFS! we are not dons yet,
there is yet work to do. The idea Of 3 rsspOrA-
ton Of the URion Ss is wa, Is SOW a hanbug-
it has passed away, 1t il pew = war TO he
knife, and to the hit, hilt and all Yes, sol
disrs, i; is g Esr of discrimination. Thsn l say
10 you take everything you want, it is yours
but remember 10 preserve your discipline.
The above is a psTtof a speech made by Gen
eral Paine to some of bis regiments at Tuscum-
bra, Alabama, in August, and they acled accord
ing 10 It's spirit and letter.
I. r THORETOE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
"a The Philadelp hia eIesriur houso has !.

sued tie following notice;
As the revenue stamps for checks and sight
drafts can now be procured in this city, the
banks Will require stamps to be plsced on all
checks aud sight drafts drawn in Philadelphia,
dated after October II, 1862 Due notice viii
Be given when the other stamps can be pro-
cured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

A SUBSTITUTE FOX HEspN TEA-We find
the faIlgwirg communication h the Atlantis
Cogfsdsraey;
Delicious TgA-La6ies, gather your rssP-
berry leaves, sud you wld have the finest SUB
sttnts TOR Tyson tea in ths Woodland Bhea
you can tRst faspberies-tsSs ito b.sckborry-
il viii do. Ihsve tried 1t Y1U have yet sew
eral days before frost to gather thsm-sse TO it!
Tea is Sl2 a pnuRd-ssve your money. r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

Tricks or TBE ESEMK -Od Wednesday
Issta boat was observed pulling rom one of the
hlockaders IF Suliivan's leland losard the
h.seh. Il bore q hAg which vas neither the
Yankee ensign nor = flag Of truce, but which
seemed to be the flag Of soDe neutral power
Wren tue boat had CONS some distance toward
the shore, the flag was lowered, and an exami-
nation with a glass showed that the crew, evil
IDENTIFY imagining themselves still out Of range,
we're taking soundings. Captain Mitchell, the
uficer in command st the BesaregArd battery,
nfomDfly welcomed the venturesome boat with
= shet, which passed just over it, csusing the
occupants 70 skeedaddls in hot haste toward the
biocksding squadron. Charleston Mercury,
Oct 1Slh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

TGsneraI Mcdowell is at present IN WasI-
ington preparing a statement of his case, which,
it is said, will soon have az attentive hearing.