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.Administratorg Notica-

~ AFA-G, ~ the Sept mbr Ten. 1854 Of fhs Pm
II este eoarf for tbs eouasy u Ne1hsl- In tie sac
q HlsszaDPL to-sti On she 10 L day Of aid mostb-
4u-u a. scmiuis rair'E tn he estate q F sisrscE
q. b. ley, dsre aEsf lafs ofsstf e-r-t- -
3 e.si1s Hganst ssid estate are hereby roafed u
eAniDt re FFma and have them duiy ~reR5-frrsd n -
manner aaa wt-fn she time prescnbsd by lsr. or 49,
vii be f0ev7r basrsd Al Bers rs rndlb.sd - -
eaiat' he requested 10 Eske ina ediats psvmsrf a
the unlsrizotd AMANDA n r - y
AdDinstTatrtE n 2. T. B-aHsv. 6seeeHs5
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Y We find the following card in The Mont

z We find the following card in The Mont
gomery Adgsrtiser Of the 18Th inst
NOTICE THIs-Haying resd that q gentle
man proposes to accomplish the noble deed Ct
taking the life Of Brute Butler for $25 900, now
1 will make the proposition TO 10 it for nothing,
and accomplish it in thirty days, provided that
the State will take care Of and provide for my
family in case I fall in the attempt The State
authorities will take notice Of this proposition
and obligea FLORIDA REFUGEE.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

WHBBEAS, lsaea Of sdmini sr7fion IN be estate
w n 81 J. q Williams ds-sased. we're gran d %
the undersigned 81 he + Tyeuber tslm, A. D., 1861, Of
the Prooazs coFrt n TaGshstcle county. Sfsts o.
Eissi.s spi on the l0th Gay Of Sad Month his notse
il thsrsiore here . gwen reqte ting I'll persona having
claims Eg Nnst ths estate Of said deceased. % exhibit
the same AID hava them registered a the manner and
in the tine rres,ribed By law or hey WI be forever
barred D. 5. TRfBBLE
nofT- aufua ATM grasar.
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ADMINISTRATORS g0VlCF.

WHERE ~, let e OF g. miaftfat %, WITH the vii
~ annexed, upon he O. T. ef Joan ID Lcvs~deeF
were granted to The u dss & etst tie Oc'ebe- tenn
A D 1857, If the Pro SIC court Of Ialaha els com
y, Stale Of AissisEiT pow RlpsrsO1 havn g esirs
against the estate Of sad dece -sed are hereby requss'-
Ell 6, exh bi+ tn sams end rave then rsei tsTed in tbe
M ner sud within he time prescribed 0y kew, or they
sill be forever Pared Al BROWN,
Admins rator, etc W Ii viii annexed
-oTE1,-f-E
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q dminietratoTa Notica

EFEERS # sdaia'Et7Ation on the sstst. Of II nv
A4O P1neei, d ceased, Aarirg been granted 10 ~
aIeernansa - shs 70 smber rerr, 1862. e fh- P-c-
o<te ecuri II Carroll county, State q nasiriD3. On
ne % q day Of aad month-n5tcs fs ths-cfsrs hsr.bv
s1en reqae'lng al Pc 80 3 hEViuF cl-lua aTainrt he
- Q iAa oece-ssc, 20 exhibit tbs sans an hsvs
thsm feTnersd in The msnuer ana within H. Inc
Pfeaer srd By lEW, CT insy VII he forsvsr barsI
ELIZA PURNELL-
r r&HLfHHWN ANm-faHa-e-
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" We are informed that Laurence Wilson,
who has a tannery and shoe shop within q few
miles Of Walden, Mississippi, charges the same
price for shoes that ne did before the war and
in addition to this, proposes to give every poor
soldiers wife 9 pair OF shoes, many poor wives
Of soldiers having already been made the rsciDi-
enis Of his ibera!ity. Such evidences Of patriots
ism will be remembered after the war closes
hiSiSssippian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

MIDDLE TENNEssEE.-Ths Chattanooga Rebel
of the 14sh says that in this section the move
ments Of the military are necessarily involved IN
much of that sort of mystery which generally
attends a campaign in embryo. As JET, but lit
tie has been accomplished by our forces, except
ing in the way of subsistence. There is no
doubt that our occupation of the rich basin Of
the Cumberland and Dick rivers have furnished
us with supplies which are loosely estimated at
from three to four months rations for fifty thou
sand men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

n IF We were to believe the reports of all
the Federrl generals who have been disgraesd
BY the administration at Washington, since the
eOnnenoement Of the war, every action IN which
they have been engaged has besn a success
Mcclellan, Fremont, Pope, Buell, and a heat of
lesser lights, who have universally herslded
firth victories in flaming dispatches, have, one
after another, fallen victims to official disples-
sure, and been quietly Jail on ths shelf /
their reports were hores'ly made, they must by
this tpe be convinced that . republics are un-
gateful, or, as Hudibras expresses IL, that
" The words and promises that yoke
The oonqueuv are quickly broke
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VTHEREAS letters Of FdniDistrs1ou on the estate
Of james How ~, deseese4, we're g-snssd 70 M
1EdersIgnad stthe October tenn Al D. iea2 otthe Pro
54fe coGrt Of Tali bsteaie county, state or Mis- sIf ps
.his nosice Their fors hereby E1yen requetrng 81 per
IONS hsvine cams sgainsi TIA asiste Of sad deceased,
70 exbibit he same nd haYs thsm registered in he
nar ard rifhn the time Dreser bed by law, or they
b. fnrevss barred j. D PATTERSON,
poa1au6ws ASmin ssrafor.
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We have the Houston Telegraph as late as the
10th inst. 1t contains an advertisement from
the military board, asking proposals for one
hundred Thousand dollars of the million loan
authorized by the State Legislature. The bonds
will Re for one thousand dollars, interest pay
able semi-annually st the rate Of eight per cent.
in specie. Bids will be received to the Goth
inst. We take the following items from The
TtlegraPh:
From the Houston Telegraph, November ~
We regret to learn that the residence Of Col
Rvor. of Richmsnd, has been burned 70 the
ground. Among the contents destroyed, was
So 600 in money, a mail gaia to the Coded
crate treasury, but a heavy loss for the owner.
The Federsls a few days since, took ten Of
our men prisoners above Fort CLARK They pa
rolled five, and five refused to be psrOled.
It is more than probable in case of an inva-
sion Of the interior of our State being threat
eued, that the governor viii call ont the State
troops for the defense of cur soil. Our people
may be very sare that he will not wait to bs
asked twice to do SO. He IS not a. all satisfied
that bis dominion should be disputed BY the mi.
Mons Of old Abe, and if Jack Hamilton comes
to cain saih ,Tity over any portion Of the terri
tory, he intends TO give him 9 lively tine. There
viii not be any fooiing about i when Frank
Lubbock takes hold Of our defenses-
The giving Of an hour and halfto a commu-
nifty ptostTated with yellow fever to eYaeuafe
the town, IS was dom at Lsvaea, is of a piece
viii tho savage enormities Of our inhumsn foe.
1t matters not to him if people are battling with
a pesiilenee more dead y Than his shells. His
brave and msgnanimoEs nature seizes upon the
opportunity to wTeak bis vengeance. Civiliza-
ton stands sghast at the bsrbaFity. Ajrst God
must overthrow such w~ickedness.
Severe cold weather has set in extraordinarily
early this year, and many predict from this cir
cumstsuce a long winter. Already bave we had
several killing frosts-more, in fact, than we had
last winter before January aud the dry cold
northers are becoming unusually frequent and
disagreesbIe.
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AdministratoYs Eotice.

WHEREAS. 'eues Of aiministratian on The estate
w Il n T ibble. decea.sd we're gcsatad TO ths
uadersfgusd at the November % 10, A. A. ,4e6, Of the
Pcobsts eourl q Va lzbus1z c1untv, Ia tbs state Of
Mississippi, on the 4n day 4 sal mon h-thA roiee
is thsTsfo . hereby given req1e ting 40 Fo= n hasi 8
eiaims Fgaiust tbs estate Of he sill dsGrrso1 10 sx-
b bit the ssu e aud have { ea reg So rad IA the m1E1ar
and in lie time prescribed . llw or they WiI BE- for
ever barred J. S TREBLE
rOfT-aw6uE Adrnirizfrl-o-
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AnMESISFg4TOY,S N0FICE.

UTHEREAS letters or administration. with the will
w s1nsxsd, upoa the es.at7 Of T.. y. Girault, deed,
we're g sated to TIC undersigned a. the Ocfobsr Term,
A. D iS62, Of the 2 o5s.s Court # To- aha-chis
S ate Of M.sstEiori-now al perroHs havh g
elsins sRanst he eststs Of tsid deceass are hetehy
rec rested to ez hit tie sam- aid have them registered
Is The menuer and within the time Dfescr bsd ~ L,u,
or tbey will be forever barred.
A. " BaRTLETF.
Admtni4tra,or, etc, wita vii annexed
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Administrator Notice.

z FrTER5 .duiuistra p on tie eststs q v. 4.
- Nolan, deceased, hsvii 2 been Erar e5 70 the ur-
d~aniyn~d As tie Oc-eber f rm 1855 Of he Probats
court q Yaiisfushs county, state OF Hissi 81 p, on ms
III day OF Sid mOntt-uoisS IL H. refers hereby
given IequsEUug q Te-so3s hsvlE< CLAIM against b
estate Of "a q deceased to eIb b. tue sa1e and have
then - stored IN the m,nntr ard ui'hia the .ims pre-
ss.ibsd by law, OF they viii bs forever aa-rsd.
A. B. SITJHELL,
nrfe-6W7t Al i1iFtrzior
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NRTENE.

+ HAVE taken up Z q GIRL. Who says sac
L has na1e her g cape hon the Yankees. she says
ste was 8 Glen foo Der mistress, (drs. Marbs Harris
n7Er Bazzsri Zoos. Fr85khl county. No n A ANN
sono tina in SEPTEMBER as. The girl is = dEku M
IA t.. SOU -hir.5sn sears I'D q,ck spoken and vel
grtwn OF her sgc. Tbs owner can Sc her BY proviss
property AMI pSyIng charger.
WILLIAM A
mol law3ws Near Friar p nt Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

A DNIS1sTRATO R's notice WHEREAS let
a ters Of admia's ration on iks estate OF tie late
John q. Brn-ts, dsc~sssd were granted 70 the
undersigned a. he SCI tenbsr terri. A. D., 1862, Of tie
Probate Court OF Lafayette county, Stste Of MiuiE-
sppi, the 2sd Of said mogth-this notice Is therefore
hereby given rseues ing sl psrs01s having claims
against sue estste OF said dscea Ell. to exhibit tbs same
and hsve thsn reg sfersd ia ths manner and within he
ams prescribed b. law or they wi be forever barred
nc9-lAHfs WAR;. DAVIS Adm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

Y The San Antonio Herald says that Gen.
Hebert has issued an order sbolishing martial
law in Texas, and adds, "the occupation Of pro-
vest maIshals is gone, and they will once more
aiorn tie walks Ct civil life" The late order
Of Gen. Bee, relative to the expectation Of cot
toa to Mexico, viii continue to be enforced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20
CRlUAR.

HEADQUARTERS DBPARTHENT OF mssTsl
StPPI ASD EAST LOI IsIANA.
JACKSON Mis- Oerobsr-4 I76z
THE Ccmmisszriss throughout thE uep0tn e. VII
4 tufn Over 20 HAjr + ". BIlsrd "A. Z 4, al ths
RAW HIDls now Oh hard and VIII continue 50 70 do
wbsDsver eale upoa b. Major billiard
By o1cer ni / eustua-t Genera fEMEEHToF
Sgusdl r p. MEAMTNaFR-
u0rzT0e c.----r
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Administratorg Notioe.

ETrERS Of Amin s~trs'icn On tire sztss' q u.
II Shropshire, decessed, havi g len g anttd 70 NE
undersigned As tbs kovcm5 r tern, 1852, Of he Pre-
oats cours Of YRlieb "a county s ste OF Mississippi.
en- the 81 jaT OF s id 10 lutb-aoHcs is tlsrefore hereby
CIV requesiirg all persons having ca ms sgai 50 the
ssta.s Of said deceased t. oEbibii the sane sua have
them r~sEi4tered in the manner and within he line pre-
scribed By law, or they w1. be forever BARD.
o il. PERRY,
nol96w7L Adniaist1st
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FOR SALE

z H1 nlsse kn,Bl a. RIVER DALE, four niles no-tb
4 Of Grenada is Of red for sac, ether n long tins
or C5nfede-s se money Ths Ferni'ufe Stock. haru-
ing ~mp'emsn'F, etc is a-o en- p-i7ate sale, add csR b
sesa 1t al times 0 the p emis-s Al suus undss three
hundred dol ss cash, ever fhAs amount a credit viii ts
given Il desired Ii al cases security viii be rsqI red.
no2L3tF r. RTATH ri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

wP. W. A.. the army correspondent of the
Savannah Republieqa, estimates the yearly loss
to the Confederacy of young aud manageable
men by TIE war at one hundred thousand. This
carries with it the lcsl as old maids of the sane
number Of manageable women. He says:
It would seem the time spoken of by Isaiah
was about to be realized by the women Of the
South:
And in thas day seven women shall take hold
of one man, saying We viii eat our own
bread, and wear our own apparel, only let US be
callsd By thy name, 10 take away our Ie
proach."
The Augusta Sentinel thinks this is discouI-
aging enough, and adds: We do not know
which are most to be piled, the OF the re-
manning men" Some consolation may, how
ever, be derived from The following paragraph,
which we find floating in our exchanges:
SUPERABUEDANCE OF MEN-Thers is, &C
cording TO the census, an excess of 733,255
males over females in the former United States
TIE fact is noteworthy, and ought 70 quiet the
s~pprehensions Of those who feared the war
would cause an undus prtp9nderanes oE.women
after peace was declared. No matter how bloody
the war may be, or how long it lasts, it cannot
make way with three quar- erS Of a million Of
lives. The waste Of life may make the sexes
nearly even but even then we shall be better of
than England, where the femsles are in excess
nearly a million, and the social problem of the
day is how 10 provide them with husbands.
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CITATI0g N0TIrF.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI 2
Ys,tebusha C1unts

III az CE &Aa1t1otEEA
Yslsbuhs C1untJ.
70 Howell Smith, wiley Carpenter, John Smith.
Z George Davis, sad Jereuiah SIN ID, 3 minor:
You are cted 10 appear before tbs Probat5 cour, n
ss'd county on t1s hIst Monday Of January nett 1883.
70 show Cal 20 Why the petfi n Of N4ucV J Smith
WIDOW OF The lsts Peer smith prsfihg Z r an ST. r.
n NJ to her d Ons-tbIrd Of the .sCnzI sFts.s Of said
~decedeut. Tor AID during her LIE lime In lieu a =
ebids psrt Il gsid estate i1 fss. sh9u'd att be granted
By order n Court ths 4a Gay Of November. 1852
n~e.g4H5t 7. WARD. Clerk
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VA TED!

WANT al tbs SHOEHAKERs il Ire country,
I here a. CaEtou. Hsss. ioBi. 70 mare Shoes for he
Ar1y. Lb=lAl nzgtEwl be paid.
ALsO-M the srIet' Qruts, Comforts, CovsrIsiG,
Or a1ythE g thEt vii s sw.rf IA 81 nk-L Twill pay
high pre- s II C~s.vzrel % ne a. tbs .Hc,
s. r
CaPts z and A Qusrtsrmasts-.
no15Tw Cs,+.D a.
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/. From Norlaern virginia.

There has yet been no general engagement in
Culp.per, though any moment is likely 90 wit
ness its commencement H.svy skiTmishing is
going on hourly, in which the enemy sfe made
to suffer severely. Passengers yesterday from
Culpeper report cur army in fine spirits, and con-
ijent Of their ability to Tepulse the enemy
whenever they choose 10 give them the opportu-
nifty -Lynehburg Republican. No5cm5er I3.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

~ A blrglar has a portrait taken in the TO-
loving manner: " He has little or no hair, but
jet black eyes on, a turn up nose, which is dyed
black to conceal his groyness.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

81 EffOV5 OFFICE.
GEEFADA, fis- n Fzu3er 70 IS62
A Ii so'dis q furouAh d from the Genera Hospital
n Is thE Dos, 9hOse furCughs have expired ~
hs-sby ordered % rspors IN rers1u % this cfHs= bv he
Ssh isEtaut OF hey VII be sub sled Is dee a.
Certificates from private Pnyz.cia1B. and ether sr.
eusrs, wiz not &c recogaizad ". W. HART-
n9Ig1t p-r+ P---s-
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sos RRWARn

Will pay be shove rew-ri fr f4f ru=fics az q
j the whereabouts of nv NEGRO MAN-R AL IN
stsiiei "a by Ron Tu5-lo, ab1uf rs DO Z septsn.
her, W-h . provo tmauhsFs pa As. a liter q=vsu
b n b. ry-ef, 20 e % Che 3 coun 9. Afkalkss via
Grs1tca add IazoO CIy. Re 3 fb0ut tbirtT rasa
Old FIVE feet ssve1 or eight frc-ss oiqh blact e m
ploK o., ard has s scar On he brsts-. csused BY 8 bua.
Wute t. tue under-g1sd 60 ErdlEa. en- COS e1uaty,
AfEansss via Vets5urg sad De SIN La.
ro's3 n Z HTLpE
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A. STEPHENS.

WEO lost q LEATHER yALIsE. u vsd-B "a,
W recover Be ssns ana mst Of lt, r~u.s-ss bv
ealing on or s1erssslns the Aren't { tbs si.4irs-B55
C4Dtfal Raj road, 50 Va ds4, AIss ls1i-p. ard -
fer ttis d tee. r-ofo
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no Field 0FEIEERS.

T FAVE THREE GCOO HORsEs-Bs
a fer tEls. Address re IS Har6yls stsfon 49,.
sippi and TsnnsEses RsIlroaf.
~nelg@v J0HVR TArRupT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

ErA California congressman said, in New
York a few day ago, that certain parties had
Lincoln's promise in writing to remove Nc
Clellan ss soon as the New York election YVES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

" We learn from parties out from Memphis
yesterday evening, that General Sherman has
been ordered to active duties in the field, and
that The government of the city will in future
devolvs on General Prentiss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

Da~INIsFRATOR'S NOTICE Whereas. lssfers
"a Of administration en- he es'sts ofJesss J. Hsrdy
Dee Issd. we're Rranred 81 b. undersigned e ne Geo
her term. A. D. SIP 81 thq Probate Court Of Nala
busha cou 4fy. state OF SIS isip3l this notice -, there
fore, hereby given 2 cue tng all persons having claims
arainst toe estate Of said Diseased q eAhinit he same
ssd havs hem registered 81 the manaer ard within the
time prescribed b law or hey viii be Forever barred.
ocIs-IaN6w X II. HARDY. Adm'r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

A VENERABLE MATRos.-There is a woman
nv living in the State Of Alabama who hts
iJurteen sons in the army. The smallest one is
3 man whose ordinary weight is two hundred
and forty pounds. Surely these are stalwart
soas Of the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

A HUNDRED YEARs OLD Father Waldo,
the well known chaplain. of the United States
Senate, who has jast passed his hundre5th year,
wrote to the venerable Dr.. Sprsgue, of Albany.
thu following cote in reply b an inv tation to
spend with hun bis birthday aud anniversary :
SYRACUSE, September 10.
DEAR Boy: Lake pen in hand, according to
your request, to inform you that, after tossing
some hours last nght upon my bed, and think
ing over the deplnrable condition Of Our coul J.
Try, [ east my cares upon my Maker, according
to orders aud 1 had suficiest tine to rest be-
fore sunrise, and 20 reflect thai | WAS one hun
drsd years old and had Sc. 500 nights TO rest
in, not 800 of which had bean disturbed by psin
or anxiety. Not long ago the inquiry was made
Ia Englani, in what particulars very sged men
agreed in thsir habits. The result was that the
only thing in which they all agreed was that
they all slept well,
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z Consribaiions 20 soldiers, Aid society.

4 Oon'FfeaIIona 90 soIdiers' AID seo1ely.
Maj S & Stewart, $40; j. L. Richardson,
S2Oi B. Black, $40; W. A. Cotton, $40; J. @.
James, $IOi @. w. Comfy, SIoi G. w. Viii
liams, So F. C. AVIAN, So J. L Ayres. $5i
j w. Canton, S. Samuel Roberts, IS; Col
o. H. Perry, $40; BENZ Williams, SO. Total
sis. Benz. Williams, II. Turner, ] L Rich
ardson. cnmmitha
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

II A cold bIooied murder was committed
n'ne miles west of Camden, Ark, on the 9TH
inst. The vic.im was c. S. Penny, who was
coming toward the town in a buggy. Hs was
fred upon, it is supposed, from q deserted house
on the side Of the road by three men, who were
living 10 wait.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

EThe whole number of deaths in Houston,
Texas. from yellow fever, was fourteen up to 4 e
7sh inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

NOTICE

TRANSIENT Pe1cns eza ind conf rtabis ma-s-
4 = ths I~esHdeoco q J J WILLIAMS a-qaar, ~
9 Be Z Naal q ne na--na H-rs. - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

q Gen. Baylor is engaged in raising anoth T
brigade of Texans. Twenty-three compauie,
have already been mustered in. The command
viii remains in Texas this winter.
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TO COMMANDERS OF PARTISAN
RasNEpSF

WLlNN
HEADQUARTERS CAMP CF INSTRUCTIONS
BRoOEHAvEE, Mss, November 4, 1904
General Order M.
1VHH commanders Of ALL Ps tsa7 Rangers e isfd in
4 lie Sfa's 4 sissi-sippi are ordered 90 furnish ms
y Thin i've ty dare from tae rnbi ca-ion a. this 0rders
~fhae PT - thslr au-ho fy for raising ben eorpA
Tnoss fssii7R or refaing 10 compiy- viii be reported 20
General P,mbs ton alan directed bg Secretary q
War % d.. Tor ii 4bsndmsnL
By ordsr Of Secretly of War.
n r CLARK.
Major ~ d A A. Cereal
ue4eat Cfief En-uler S ate of AJsissppL
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RIVER DISTRACTIONS "A bill has been
passed in the legislature Of Georgia, authorizing
The governor TO contract for or impress slaves to
work on the river deleusss. The bill sppropri-
ases $4,000 for the purpose Of defending the
rivers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

TfHE copsTtne. ship bertttf-ra Xxi tirz be-wCen w
4 K HiLL and u. DTIkM4NN- under The hm
nHm7 o. Wm KeuaD HI & co i1 he Cotton. Com
mIEsio1 ard Grocery bu,in-fs At Memptis. Tsunosses,
is this dsy dtssolved e1czpt for Iqudation. for which
purpose 81 her psrtTer can use he name Of The frm,
bat To- no O her purpose.
WI. KHAN bull g. %
October LIT 1882 fac3b.Im
Warphia Arrra ranv ore r--ntb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

ON or Rboat The ffs' ~ August las. > O T. OF
~ Memphis and Ohio Ra'l-osd Conway tr rh- His-
stsppi ard Tennessee, and in1crsed - G 2 vance
for = Al PeTs'us are wsraed from dug for
said 0ose, a. payment has been stoprei
no2c-5t. FFNTON & IN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

Ny p-rs q having a sual RESIDENCE tfrent Ia
n 6rsla =, A. q ltds ASH Ia the Eieirsy e.
tow1, vii ps Ess s5(reu B
no s-5.s A. che An~ear os-a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

n The Camden (Ark.) Herald says it has
credible infOrmstion that seventy tons Of En-
glish goods for soldiers clothing, have arrived
at a landing on Red FLYER through Mexico, for
the Confederate States. This amount of goods
will go fsf toward rendering our brave soldiers
comfortable through the winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

Tax BILL ON sPECULAToRs-Tbere are two
bills now before The Georgia House Of Repre-
sentatives cor levying a tax on merchants, mar
ufaeturers, etc, the proceeds Of the tax to be
applied to INDECENT families of soldiers.
One bill leyies a tax of ~seventg-fve per cent.
on all excess Of profits over a rate to be fixed BY
the legislature.
Another bill fixes a sliding scale on all profits
from twenty cents on the one hundred dollars
on all profits exceeding $1,000 asd less than
50 600, to fifteen dollars on every 800 on ell
profits amounting to 800 600.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20
go AIRES OF LAND FoR SALE,
Or in Exchange for Negroes.

THEyE 90 ACREs OF LAND. on Csssidy's Bayou
4 In TEl-hstehs coanty, G sioippi We hundred Of
which have been dssGsncd which / viii sell OF *.
eha-gs FIR Negroes TO suit pm e5sssrs.
Persons delri such propHrty wHl apply 70 ire I'M
d~srsgued A. acNutt or 20 Gsjor Danisi az TIE Collins
House. Gi snadl Mississippi.
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