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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

~ Mems Calf Boots for 50 so at the
Cheap Shoe Store, 100 Superior street.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04
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Citizens wishing conveyance 20 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for By the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their addreas at the Omnibus Once, 14T Superior
street, next door 10 the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leaderj
[Thoss Of the following dispatches which
are dated the let and ID should have reached
US Sunday night.-EDs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader.l
CAIRO March 8.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
Arb REem BUnOPE.
AyrisaI Of SIC sse@zsbfe Ssia.

ST JOINS, Oct. I3-Tho Asia. from Liver
pool 4sh, via Qussnss9vn oh, passed Cape
Rsce tbs evening" fer Hsii.az aud Boston. A
summary of her news wcs obtained, which il
tive days later, but contains nothing OF A ia
p-Ttaat nsture English pa1eIs continue 10
complainant the Ncrih Tor its efyrt 10 MARYLAND.
and srTus ID favor Of Che moss promising re-
suits shersfr0m. Tbs Psris BJurss vas much
excited, and On the 4lL Instant rents closed
70E sc.
Tas following is lss Of American ships de-
5troysd by the rebel Pvivatssr 800" near
Flores: tn O-Imulgss, Oe5sl Rover. AIsrt,
OsesolH, Cruiser, OessEi Ben Tucker, Wes-hsE-
guzge, Admiral Blake, Abeman, and schooner
StariiFht.
The Etsansr AustrElasizn, from New Ysrk-ar-
nvsd ~ QuseBstoEz en- the I4.h inst. Ansri-
can scRuIss iHacUVs L. 8. 5s 6907I, Va. Sc
4S4S494. Erie 324633.
Liverpool circulars report FGday's market
Flour firm Wheat quiet but firm. Corn frmer.
mixed 295 G30@9s Provisions dull
Mason sGd Sidsl had written 20 the French
journals 10 ssy they had no Official knowledge
o. their recall.
Oa Saturday brssdstuFs quiet, but steady
Provisions dull and tending downward.
Cozsols closed Saturday e. 93f84 for money.
American securities STEADY and unchsnRed.
The Asia experienced very heavy Hsalhsr OF
Saturday morning, in = gale from the northwest,
which Carried sTsy her stsrboar3 paddis box,
four boats, . portion Of Der balwarh Of he cap
Ais's snd BuFssr's cabins, she Hhsslhosse and
one Of hex whesis. The captain Vas injured, but
is recovering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

From the Memphis Bulletin, October III
SAD CAss-Soms eitissns walking nlou,
Front Rsw saTly this msraiag, found an sntir,
family Of I've ps-ssns, al disabled By the snal
POI, lying on the sidewalk near the corner o
Washington street. They had been turned Gu
Of the rooms they occupied in ons Of the build
nstr by, by tbs oERsr OF tie pronaisas. One Of
the children, sc Interesting little boy Of sbod.
tea years old, WAS alrssdy dead when they were
discovered and she Others we're in e ~6snesrou,
condition. They were taken charge Of b. tn,
military authorities.
RELeAsED-Mr. J d Layton, former pro-
priet0r Of the Commercial Restaurants, who wa7
arrested several days ago b. she provost guard
IS an officer OFthe rsbsi srHy, va this morn
ing released by order Of the provost marshsl. Il
beiaF shown that he had voluntarily resigned bis
position IN the rebel service some time ago and
returned to this city with tho intention Of re-
msining here.
From she Argus, Ostob,r III
HEALTH OF The CITY-We learn that dys-
entsry and fuI prevail in the city 10 a coDsjd-
cradle extent. the majority Of the cases being
among children. Quite . number Of deaths
have occurred recesly from these diseases.
The late change in the weather has caused IN
usual preYEleros Of c5iiIs and fever.
NEGRO DEMORALiZATIOS.-TO use an army
phrase, our negroes are becoming sadly demon
allied, aod many are the lashes, we'll laid on.
which cufee receives for his departure from the
paths of virtue. Petty thisviuc by negroes has
decreased to such an extent during the past
season, that even the servants who were re-
garded as irusty before, are. now looked upon
With suspicion By their masters ard mistresses.
TIE COTTON TRADE-Quite q lively trad.
is still kept up In cJtton, considerable quantities
Of which dsily reacht The city. The prevailing
prices, for ell grades, yesterday, were 5085lc
Tennessee currency, and 44c. greenbacks "
The proceeds of these sales are nearly wholly
to the purchase Of dry goods ard plan
supplies-artieles much needed BY many
Of cur planters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

son, ffsr ID Arkansas battalion, seriously r.
Arnold, 5th Missouri cavalry, company L,
slightly 7. Clshsm, 10th Tennessee, company
F, seriously S. Ardner, I0sh Tennessee, com
psny H, slightly Dabney, servant of W. Cross,
arm of; Bill, servant of Mrs. Bird, hurt in side.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to orr
medical friends, railroad officers, and citizens,
who so cheerfully volunteered to repair to the
scene Of the accident on first receiving intelli-
gence Gifts occurrence. Superintendent JONES,
of the Memphis and Ohio road-Who happened
to be ia the city-promptly rendered the use Of
one of his engines, and in a short time a train
from the Mississippi and Tennessee road, well
loaded, was on its way.
The officers of the latter road, Superintendent
LIvERMoRE, Mr.. MURPHY, and others, who
were present, commanded the appreciation of oil
by their activity and zeal throughout the day.
Drs. WILLIAMS, GILLESPIE, HUGHES, DRAyH,
HODGEs, and perhaps others, were on the train,
but their lAbOrs had been anticipated TO = great
extent By the physicians who were PrsssRt when
the accident occurred. We regret we were I'M
Ab4b 70 oueA1u tAo AoAN0 ~ ts AestoAf WV 80
every attention 80 the wounded aud dying thst
was possible, Immediately afsr the Occurrences
Of the accident As early a. possible = tIain ar
rived ss Duck Hill, bringing President Coon.
MAN and a number of his attaches, who at oncs
proceeded to render every assistance possible,
and repair the road. I! was expected q new
track around the wrecked engines would be fin
ished last night, so that trains will not DO de-
lsyed today from running on ihsir regular time.
There were various opinions IS to the parties
who should be blamed for this fearful accident.
We investigated the causes as thoroughly as
was possible in the midst Of the confusion that
prevailed, but will forbear the expression of cur
opinion, rs the matter will undoubtedly
undergo an early and severe investigation by
the officers of the Mississippi Central. The con
duetor and engineer of the down train returned
with the train to this city. The anne officers on
the up train were seen but a few moments after
the collision. No one noticed their departure
from The scene, and nothing has, as yet, been
heard Of their Whereabouts. An awful RESPONSE
biHty rests somewhere, and it behOoves the CON-
pany to ascertain where and punish the offend
ers. We are informed that this is the first col
lsion that has ever happened on tie road, and
its serious results will, no doubt, attract the
attention of the ruling powers, II order
that a similar occurrence may be prevented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
From Mckee ard Central AmsFiea.

TIE steamer Philadelphia, which touched a
Havana on the way from New Orleans, brings
advices from Vera Cruz 10 tie llth inst. TIE
vomito was making dreadful havoc among the
French shipping. Many Of The physicians bad
died, and only two were left in tho whole feet.
Il was believed thsts eoEducts, with million
Of dollars, destined for t~hepsymeDt oftae French
troops at Orizsba, had been captured by the
gusfrilas. A report was current that the French
were about 20 attack Jalapa.
The steamship ARIEL arrived az this port yes
tsrdav morning, from Aspiuwal on ths I7ih inst.
She brought mails, passengers and treasure
nearly & miliiou-trom California. The. news
from the Isthmus appears 10 be rather UnGvora-
be 20 the cause Of AIosqusre ia The United
States of Columbia He had closed I'll tle ca
thedrsls, banished ell the priests, snd Sc zed all
the church property, including the nunneri s,
oblicing the nuns 10 take refuge sOmeW here
else. On the Och inst, they started for Lima.
in Peru. It was the belief that Mosquera had
not strengthened his cause BY these arbitrary
acts. L was believed that Calvo and 0spiua,
resctionsry chiefs, had escaped from tho country
on board q British steamer, snd thst this escape
would tend to proiong the war, as would also
the recent treaty negotiated with Ecuador By
AT5oleda.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
ID

Whas this mystical ds7ics may signify ne one
who saw the flag to-day can conjecture, but it
is crossed with a torch burning and an uu-
sheathed sword, which means clearly enough
that the bearers Of the flag came to burn and
XII. Above the device is the motto "Gat Neil, ~
and on the reverse an Inscription stating that it
wa presented by the German women Of pills
delphia.
Governor Lstcher has made = sensation By
ssizing for the use of the State, slarge quantity
of SALE which q wealthy Spectator Of Lyrcb-
burg, was about to 1ua of to Georgia ia yiOla-
ton of Law. Ths Spectator paid from $50 to
$40 8 sack for ths article, End expected to Is
CAVE 975 OF $50. His lsss will not be less
thaa $50, 00O,w which will teach a salutsry lesson
to the sxiortionsrs who are making immsnEe
fortunes sui Of the necessities Of the people.
While the eitizsns Of Virginia srs sU8sFisg eV-
erywhere for this prime Necessity Of life. it
onght to ba a peniteniisry ofsnse in any ono to
send it away for the sake Of pecuniary reward.
The governors o0ndsct in shis matter viii BE-
sustained by the community atlsIgs.
DIXIE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
Tmz RAILROAD ACCIsENT.

DUCKHILL, Miss, October 10, 1852.
EDITORS APPEAL 1 was on board the south
ward-bousd train this morning uhes the fearful
collision tosk place, Of which you have heard
ere this.
Tks scene was horrible and feRrfuh Thirty
dead now lie before Us, and thir.y+two wounded
This number msy increase when the wreck is
thoroughly removed. 1 send you a list Of the
wounded, which 1 obtained at early dawn. A
lieutenant, who was not pleased to give ne bis
name, took charge Of the dead, and will, doubt
less, furnish a list.
Many energetic gentlemen united with me in
relieving the wounded as early as possible, and
gave such aid to relieve their present suffering
as the facilities on hand and nature Of the
locality would admit. Among those most
prominent during tho night, 1 would mention
Surgeons VIM. P. Russell, Of General Prics's
division Captain and Assistant Q-aaTtermssier
C. L. Hudson, DR.. G. C. Phillips, 22d Missis-
sispi, and Colonel Miller, Of Yicksburg. These
were among the most active known to me
Many others, equally meritorious, I did not
know. I mention tAis fact because some seemed
Indifferent during the darkness Of night, when
the most labor was needed, but became very
oficious after the severest labor was past and
daylight revealed faces.
1t was all done under the supervision of Cen
eral Pemberlon, our new commander, who was
aboard, and by his commands displayed the
6rst great trait Of a good general in caring per-
sonslly for the sick and wounded.
Captain Biaford opened his hospitablo man
sion to all on board-near two hundFed-and
gave them a warm and hearty breakfast free Of
charge, for which he receives most grateful
appreciation. j l. FREEMAN
Hospital Agent C. s. A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

We are sorry 20 record the defeat Of this gen
tlsmsn in the recent congressional election in
Ohio. It was accomplished by his district being
gerrymandsred in the spportionment made as
the result Of the caucus Of 1860. q strong Black
Republican county having been attached to his
old district The lister gave LINCOLN q small
majority in 1860, yet Mr.. YALLANDTGHAM's
popularity carried il then. To prevent this an
other Republican county was sdded, By the
managers of that party, and the result is his
defeat. To accomplish this they would have
annexed Canada.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
NoRrHERN

The result Of the late elections in the North
demonstrate that The Democratic organization Of
that section is yet sufficiently powerful 70 pre-
sent a formidable front TO the tyrsnnical Ad-
vances Of the ruling despos. Ohio Democratic
was unlocked for, and is a severe rebuke to her
CHAsEs and GIDDEGs. New York City has
also Tepented, while Pennsylvania and indiana
are doubtful. These results, however, are only
important as showing the divisions that exist
among our enemies. They bOde our opponents
no good, and certainly nc harm to US.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with late papers, viii confer favor by leaving
them At tie counting room Of The APPEAL Office,
OF 81 the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store,
days Of uncertain mails from the South snd 8
blockade on the North, our facilities 10 furnish
the latest news from ell quarters can be greatly
increased by q little attention on the part Of or
friends, for which we shall ever Temsin grateful
Parties from above viii confer an especial favor
by furnishing Us any Northern papers in their
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
NaRrmRRN

The telegraphio reports of the elections which
came oE IN Ohio. Indiana and Pennsylvania, on
the 14th instant, are encouraging. They show
that great revolution ia public sentiment is
going On ia the North, and sTe regarded as mani
Testing 8 disposition for peace. There can be nc
doubt bot that the Democrats viii exercise q
controlling power ia the next Congress, and
vii thus be enabled to put q check upon the
wild schemes and radical projects Of the abOli-
Gonisis. This VIII st least change the CHARGE
ter. fit does not stop the prosecution Of the
s
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500 PEW III


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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

Boy IEsCRED-As the Mississippi and Ten
nasas Hsn sFpT0zchsd he depot On Saturday
eTenlng Is usual q uunbsr Of nswsboys at
tempted % ges HPsn ths cars while thsy were
jet 10 melton, when one Of them, . little son Of
John Rsvsl, lost lie footing and fell with he
arm on the TRACK, which vas caUghts and mashed
ab0vs tie elbow By the passing wheels. o. be-
ing taken up By the bystandefs he uttered no
VOID Of complaint, bus instantly directed that
care should Be taken Of bis bat and papers
Anputation Of the stump remaining being ne
cssssry, it was taken Of close to the shoulder
BY Drs. Williams and Drain, Who inform NJ
thas the same heroism was exhibited by the suf
srar during the operation. He only complained
q losing bis arm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

GLOOMY FoREBODIEGs-Forney's Philedel-
pbia Press takes the folio wing survey of the
dismal winters prospect before the Yankee
government and people:
Peace or winter quarters This is the ~alterns-
tive which we must make up our minds to meet
We cannot think Of oTgsnizing a new campaign
at this season Of the year. 10 few weeks VIM
ter fro5ts aud rains will have turned Virginia
into a ~qusgmire, and beth armies must settle
down in the mud and snow fort he winter months
and a spring campaign. Then would come the
mortality consequent upon inactive camp life,
millions of dollars for subsistence and comfort.
constant agitation in Congress, heart-buruing
among the people, snd the dreadful probability
Of a humiliating peace By the success of in
triguiDg sympathizers at the North and the I'M
friendly influence of sympathizers ia European
nations. This is what We have seriously to con
slider as a probable result Of the recent fearful
fight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

TsE HCG CHoLERA-The Lynchbmg Re-
pubaaaa lssrHs from every section that the hog
eholsrs is fsarfgly and fatally prevalent. In
the neigAboIing counties there are but few farm
es who have lot losilaTgeiy, and in many cases
have bssn 50 -unf0uunE.e a. 70 have beiT
Ehols stock de The pr0spect thus seems
gloouy for raez. the coming yezr bat We must
nos forge. ,bat VI VIII obtain large supplies
ron Tennessee and Kenfucky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
uKavaKaRERCTEON

We learn from our friend Mr.. YERKEs, Of the
Trns Democrat. direct from Little Rock, that
Colonel HARRIS FLANEAGIs, Of Clark county,
was elected governor Of Arkansas, on the FIRST
Monday Of this month, BY an overwhelming
msjority over H. N Rector, the present il
nrrrhart
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.


Special TO the Appeal q
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 2O-A flag of
truce arrived yesterday from Corinth, ostensibly
to see about the treatment Of Federal prisoners
and to demonstrate against guerrilla warfare.
/ think it was really to see the position of affairs
here, and to cloak their evacuation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

SOLDIERS PAF--By q recent act Of Cor
gTass the cath required to enable sick, wounded.
or other soldiers to receive their pay, may he
taken before any quartsrmaster as well as le-
f5p any ether officer authorized by the Laws Of
the State t5 administer oaths. Of course, aays
she Richmond Hhig, it wiz be the duty Of the
quauermsster to administer the oath t7itLout
ckaigs, and thus the soldiers wiz be spared the
exacdons Of tie sharks vino have heretofore de-
mandod from one to three collars for admins
tering the oath. It would, perhaps, be well for
she acknowledgement 10 issue an order notifying
qaaFiermasters Of the new duty devolved upon
sksn, and @ guzTtarmaster might be specially
detailed in Richmond to carry out the object q.
the law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

THE LANGUAGE OF WAR-Rsverend Daniel
Goodwin, in q recent address before the Rhode
Island Normal Association, stated that, of seven
hundred words in the telegraphie column Of a
newspaper whiehhe had examined, two hundred
and fifty were connected with militsTy opara-
tons, and none Of them found in a correspond
ipg column Of a copy Of tho paper issued two
wears ago and fur hundred and Gly, including
.proper names Of officers and loeahnes, derived
all their fulIness Of significance from q know
ledge of the events which have occurred since
the breaking cut Of the rebellion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

z The Memphis Argus says Tennessee
bank notes are rapidly assuming the position
IN commerce in that city they should occupy BY
rfr.us Of their worth. The cotton trade has
created for The home currency ca increased de-
msni, and IL developing its real character. For
several days The discount on Tennessee bank
notes, Eeenbaeks the standard, has ranged
from ten ts ffesn csnts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
STRAYEn.

an FrSsT rishs lss-. from C-51-er j q. s-T -r-z
camp, rear Boly zp-rEs DASH Bay zaz-.
aHsaHg sP1Rksd wiz zeJ 1- l-r --1 na
E-snt trs rcc- uf Leg -sI, vi-- e. .fs1 rsr=. r.aF .-v
- 80 fofs ftst, . scsrfy =e-- fLi-- g.. Isl -
A tbsrA reu-rs WI De pad E-Lrr dl-=..r 90 a e.
cAnP, u sse--s1 tbst Ezg get he.
e-l7ss T uTrr~r-4 g. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

r. Northern dispatch, dated Cairo, Octo-
Der 18Th, says General Rosecrans hss established
his headquarters at Ripley, Mississippi. The
same dispatch admits that the Federal loss in
killed sndLYounded at CoIi1th reaches two
thansand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

SOCK MANDATORY An enterpTi5ing firm
in Wilmington, North Carolina, has q factory in
operation in that city that turns out daily one
thousand pairs Of thick, strong and soft socks,
suitable for soldiers wear, which are supplied to
the North Carolina troops. The same firm it is
said, are endeavoring TO establish a branch Of
their business at Montgomery, Alabama, for fur
nisbing the troops Of that State in like manner.
Il would be a great blessing to the army were $
similar factory located on a large scale in every
Confederate State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
hFsH4EE aamaR.

4 II cG--7 belonging 90 ere 13i Eezies-s r~-s
q ra1a Foius'esa not 1z rs-st 6rtT VI. r-r.-s
n ne lnm-dless- = tie grsfs-er=- H-s1. Jfrro1- =
Aisi< pm ~ g. F1Vzl~
L'soisaan-Colons C9mua1d=g 20 Regiment L-r,-
- EaLlr.aa- -
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%CsNEFRFarE EnrfEE-

ue1t ssT.isE @ ne EfgEH-ei Ccus---c- VIZ
4 - hsid q JHetson Ms - -57, lee o. ~ rrrs--
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are nscesa81l y limited t1 --r-. urEres E.E =e
dztes Er ns451r-fir. Al o-h-s nee or f-..-.
stat Look lus lo- saeEas-7aa
81. WHEAT.
oa...I --..--- 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

L4ROE Re T5Hcrasr scus iEs sn Ar-us rr. a
a AEGEO EAH. nausi 5Aa- Re 1ea--l I've .
4et Ike o. tsa 1caeE hiEl HaEE8 s10-t c-F traHr
E2t aiEsg EFe ss1u1l doE sLoEea aad wy l4-r.
- . va-F Rslcsisis scar o. III fsn stGs CO tE8 lea-.
4 lAisE - . IN il s~.usTasla or s---zE 20 make bio
EaT iEso TscAaasss.
OrEEr p n Roy .
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MATTED

.EEsrcHGesdise aka PrORssce.
DRRR0Ea arriving IN Jsrssoa visa p s5s-- or Ser
4 shassiss 10 Gsssss e. VIII receive 80 lfsl.s.
rsssE Ter tns Hns - sslEsF &C.
JJeaPH EoEzzDGH
Stsss street ever eooLa1- a-Fe-
OC0 - JcrEscc- q sss f.l-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

ETHEL Federal Wa Department hasrecsived
dispatches from GeneII Pope that the Sioux war
Was al an end. Little Crew has fed with q
small party to the YsnctoH country, but q cav
airy force hes baen sent after them, and there is
not much doubt they win Be given up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20
HATEnEa

D4HOLaD an3 ab7sut ozcsrs and so,5iss y .fs
~ - As-g1psi raliGsu-, aii-reScst .o C7r-.E
Ars1AT % Esass psi. - Grsrs de. or NJ q sr-
l0ta EziaP pl al Itcksoz. o.. Or by the zTz a.--t.
Ter EsrEPsrtnaln Is tlssF cOuwa-fa
- srts- or Ge--rs1 BRAGG.
n n WHITE
ac4iU Glove gt7 ETaae-rr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-20

The returns SO Iar, indicate that Judge Smith
has been reelected By a large majority, though
they do not embrace One-quarter Of the district.
Natchez Courier.
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y The St Louis papers announce that only
two divisions Of the Federal army. Gen. sseele's
and Osterbaus' are left At Helena. If what we
learn Of thscondaion Of our troops il Arkansas
be true, these ought T. be bagged.