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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-15

M0RE sHaRRSG-A correspondent Of the
Mobile Tribune states hat there sre now At the
salt mines in Clark county, AlsbaDa, two or
three regiments Of eonscripts, who, to avoid the
Srsa. have taken themselves there. Some Of
these strikers Of military daty e1e charging
sevs11y ESQ dollars = sack 20 the families Of
brsvs men WIZ are IA Tue army battling for their
nshis and properly. Governor Shorter, or t. 9
Confederate authorizes, ought 70 take the mst;,r
In hand. Men who can extort from the famili 8
Of poor men, who are in the country's service,
are destitute Of humanity and pstriotism.
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HEADQUARTERs D1FAalvENT OF MIssIs
SlPPI AND EAT LOUIsIAHA.
JACKSON MIS- Oct0bs- & l762
THE C'm nj ssries throughout II . uepartne . will
i tup over 20 Aeior = "a. 3itsrd A. Q e IL h
RAW HIDEs noE 90 h-i and will continue 20 70 do
Wneuever called "a son b. Major billiard
BY OF der Of Lteutsnactsensra FEMBERTOS
fS.gasdl Z. W. ME Mi CIR.
w0Fe10 A Genaraf
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IJHN-NWIa NF7puVIIVaHi wv .
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA..

Passengers from Stauntou last night, say there
was q curreRt report in that town when they
left it, that the Yankees were in force in High
land county, and only about forty miles distant
from StsuDton. This report reached us OF
Thursday, but in so vague and indefinite a shspe
as to lead us to doubt its trnth. 1t comes to US
now from we'll authenticated sources, with fhs
addition that tho troops in Highland are those Of
Cox, who have been operating in the Ksuaxha
valley. The movement, if as reported to be in
force, requires watching.
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D a ~

DAEAWAY IRON { g subscriber, bout the lsl last,
II q MICRO BOY nam-d JOHN He Is eyed
about tairty years A. black, ab0ut nvs isst six Inches
high. Iimps when be walks and has ssyeTal tears OF
hIs neck ard legL / viii y he above reward II
lodssd IN jail or to- Lis delivery 20 re.
on1w J.. F. TOWNSEND.
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GENERAL D Fo- ,
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF INSISTS
sIPPI AND East LOUISIANA

JACKSON, Miss November b. 1882
10 prevent gny misccncePHcn 70 appIv.nv fer
e oischsrgs from the service on plea Of bcfr = 49,.
Eriau 10 SEXUAL practice foT i've yesrs, TIE fUGufrfr
published foE he Information q al whoa & nav IN
ceru, VIZ
shat TIRE ernseFipt Sc lsts'y passed By Co7sr.,,
and in relation 20 the eEempti Of phvscfsss -
have been il sct-sl practices OF q cir Cess on ~ 49,
y@sr', Is prospective IN it, operation and i not sr1If.
cable 70 aoldiers nov N The s5-vice by 7olua- srv IN.
.LHiment.
II Al ret-rred prsruar. wf0ss cx-Larr % Ess Loer
CO.. Elsiec, members Of reEinens now SERVING In Mr..
gtria sud wha are row in ths Ders-iuent 10 ~.
Army o. West Tennessee, or "a any q the slft ~
Districts vii return lU1saZtely 20 shg ris and TIn
their real ss-iFa COumzu-r. Gu z e-ha-t-rs nm g.
nisb the necotsaIy transportation.
By ordsr Of Lleu-susut GsnsrL P~ENsEsrOs
X y. E5M5INHHK.
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STA EOTICF.

tMHEkEAS lettsss Of COMMUNICATION with the will
W annexed, upOn the es-st, Of 4. D. t3I-ault dsc'd,
Nsrs gave ed O. t5s undersigned a. the October tern
A d. 1882 Of the p o1a.s Court 4 Tai ahsfehis
county s ate of Mes SD. i-ror al persons haYir z
claims against tks estate of said dsceasss arc hsi sby
rec lested 90 X ,ibis 9 zane ard kSYs thsrn regisrsTsd
ia he msnner and WITHIN ths tins Prescribed % Law,
Of they will be forever barred
A.. ". BARTLETT,
Administrator, sie. VITA viii annexed
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ID 20 nnnounced Id DrewrY,s hlnf. Q

a It was announced at Drewry's bluff, on
toe 18th instant, that an Abolition feet, consist
ing Of iron-elad ard iron-shod beats, had come
up the James river and csst anchor al Hauison's
bsr, q few miles below City Point. The utmost
confidence was felt at the bluff in the ability Of
the fortress to repel any feet they can bring
against it.
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e FifEy-One business firms of Lafayette, In
diana, have published a card pledging them
selves not to receive or Continuance individual
shinplasters, as they " open the door for tie
most ve1atious frauds"
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MOBILE, November IA special to the Advertiser
an Register dated Oxford, November l4th, saystRs Abo-
Htioniss continue t. advance Grants whole force is be-
AeTed to be at or Outh OF Grand Junction, his cavalry
occupied Holly Springs yesterday, and their advance
akirmishsd with our forces eight niles sout q Dat
place, we capturing six Yankees Oar army is anxious
70 meet the enemy.
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From Middle Tennes.ee.

CHATTANOOGA November I4,-6, P. M-Fresh rein
are reported at Nafhvils.
Andy johnson made a speech on the 18th, In welcome
Of the fresh arrival Of relief He said the Western cam
psign WAS now all right, and the tsbels are driven
closer and closer on the confines OF hslL
Our forces se arranging some very pretty traps which
viii be heard from soon
Nsjor Strange, OfGeuaraI Forests suL, was wounded
On the I2h.
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COTTON
FOB THE

sNd5 uas@r Eusd lp-ri7I tEsus NJ III P-rs7es
Loan Be- grrpa1rl - 1urc- as C0TT1E rr he gov
-tnme l. pay5fs tier Gr tzs Co1fsdss ats States eight
Ger c5n- Coupon bonds.
AZ persoEA ThsrErr r1E0osIiv sCb-crbzrs 20 he
Ptod &c Lcsa or rot can dErO-- ~ t-ri sn-frs c-5Bz.
or q pof Zen o. Ire s.1e, 20 The g0r-arus-t a. -
9afk4t vsIEe, s~uoas-It viii Iu Ead .ts y ste q %
Ne welding oa-sl yirg nd usEAaaz al lcff1a OF red
. TIE goTrrlmaut aEd psym.Ur Wi BE- uda r1-n
-1r IRE %ntE lo1 o. t1str c-rlacs:-s O. the und-rE ID
~ BIZ c1es n Gr-rait or a. the oEss = 10 G-I-rI
Agent - Jackson Miss ~ Egi
Persons 6ssTcga o. m~s EI1rE In tl- F-1rs.zr Obtain
t1sm from tee u11ergErs1-
lEs 2 nd eel N d ia-ge cities 81 ra-. OF nszr-y 30,
and ze rea Hy Used .u basi e. t-1a-ac-E-ns Thy
draw tn.sEs tof ~g- per rsat femf -aHuzly. I'D as
I'd cat IN thsIa 10 o. A-lE Hz5-s55 500 500 AID
Sl0tO
Addrs2a FRANCIS POE
O. IS. Special Agent.
n. -----N. -L.-
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H~ There are about fifty six thousand sick
and wounded soldiers in the hospitals in the
United States. Of these, twelve thousand are
in the West.
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Colone. I'm. II NeCovD, Of TIE Cor
fsdsra.e States Army. made his escape ffom the
Grstot street prison On the 9Th inst 1t was
accomplished By getting out Of q skylight, aud
from thence to the roof Of tho academy Of tbe
Christian Brothers adjoining. A guard saw the
odsoner on the roof and sndesvored to shoot
him, but his gun missed Ere.
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DISSOLUTION.

the cop -r-ns snip Esr,rt fore Xxi LOG ts wen wN
4 K ALL and q. DIuhNaNN. Tuc-r as tim
1zms Of VIM. K-nzp Hill s. 60 fl th. Ccst1u Con-
nission ard Grocery hu 2 - a. H-uDli. Esure see.
= this dsy d'.so.Ted -acapt fer FgT5d.riou Tor which
Ugrpcse 81 h-s ps-t-eT csu u-s be name OF he fru-
bus f5T no o hsT purpose.
WI. KEENAN, BILL s. CO..
Oct be- Let 1872 c3-In
&awUbiE argas COW 0-o w-~.h
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for this ermr more than . single blanket

procure for this ermy more than q single blanket
70 each company
There has been needless dily-dallyirg in
furnishing the troops with the poor supply Of
clothing now on hand. A whole train has been
lying idle at Oxfore for a month, while our
troops twenty-five miles distant have been shiv
ering and suffering for the want of it. This
twenty-five miles ia connected by an excellent
railroad, and an iTreprosehsble wagon road con-
meets the two points. The officers in the quar-
termaster's department n be to blame in
some measure for this hardness. Who is the
blame attached tot
General PembeTtOn has very properly pu 8
stop to the travelling between this camrnaud and
Memphis, by which the AbOltionisis have most
likely been informed Of ell cur operations and
movements. A partial embargo has been laid
upon the railroad, too, and officers and soldiers
are not now permitted to run back and forth
over the road, without passes, ad libitEm
NIhPORTE
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= A battery Of Armstrong guns, to be l.
Gated At Montreal arrived from England, a few
days since. The battery whish bad been pre-
viously located at Montreal, has been sent to
Toronto.
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Gen. vinrpiaus,. Isemnirs.

NOZZLE Oct. 14-G II. Yflepisue's remains arrived
here last night en- routs for its last resting Place. The
body now lies at headquarters, end all tie flags are at
half mast
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e General Hunter is to return to South
Carolina with greatly extended powers. He is
allowed to d" 60 his length" on the negro.
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RETALIATION One hundred and sky
officers and men of the 54th Pennsylvania regi-
msnt are being held as hostages in Richmond
for The safe return of a number Of Confedsrsles
held by the enemy, who they pretend to regard
IS outlaws, because they belonged to partisan
rsuger corps. We arc glad to learn govern
IA ut has taken such a decided step to protect
this arm of the service.
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O4E HUNDRED NAVY REPEiTERs,

WE haVs en- hard arr rsadY fr delivery
" 100 Navy RepenterL
(lolls patent Eud re I sluFac-al q thea az BE- -4s
OF thirty per sex les To- q sings Piro s15. OK
Wb-n to- eoz -Ries Of not less t5an frry SOS
We have zlO o. hand = lew VeEy fns St.F sworsa
sni some extra fna Spurs
All o deH ses9mralieG BY be cash RF1 b Brcm1tlv
attended 20. LEE.H < FITBssN
Ho7sisv Work,
noLLm Culuubus Mfa-fzrirpL
The Virksburg Whig, Tscksrn FISTS ppisn. Mobile
EvaEing News ard NoBtfoue y Advertiser copy one
n9-7 snf end hHi ~ Teecr & r -do1
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MEM PUBLICATION IN PRESS I

THE CONFEDERATE STATES ALMA
4 MANIAC AND REPOSITORY.
For the year 1868.
DIARY OF THE WAR FOR SEPARATION
"A Chronological History Of the Present
Revolution, brought down 70 the day Of
publication, 70 be accompanied Fih notes
Of the war and descriptive accounts OF
all the great bsttle-6elds.
HISTORY OFTHE BATTLE OF SHILOH
By Judge Walker, Of The n O. Della.
II. c. CLARKE, Publisher,
nnS-Iw Vtckshurg Miss.
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" The Petersburg ErpTsss Of the 9Th learr 5
from a very reliable source, that the Yankee
g%unbosts had reached Scotland Neck, in North
Carolina which is in close proximity to Halifax
and Weldon No statement is made Of the force
that has pushed 50 far mp TIE river, or of any Of
their operstions-but it is presumed they arr
aiming al the Wilmington and Weldon railroad
3 IS to be AcPet that against 9 Danger 50 looe
t5reatened, sufficient preparations have been
made by the proper authorities.
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WAgTED.

y STOUT, BBLE Ne no AES. g4z-usu p Yah
esrusIt-s aad sb0r--sJ % rlrk i- tu5a- On rha
AZ IS ssipgi CeHTsI D ziros5 tr the rsnz uErr Of tbs
yer and tbe whole q the next yssr. ApBrvIo
z D.. FROST, esnersi Su5sr ntsndsnI
Holly SFTirT- or TO
JAMES T. Ran 4 20,
80 80 Turs H#f ~. q. r r
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ACRES OF LAND FCR SALE,
Or in Exchange fer Negroes.

HAVE go ACKEs OF AND on Cassidy Bs7ou.
L in TaI-h Ica . county, Nj si-iprL -n5 curtr5d q
which hays been desc e1pd v1tch I viii s=u o. eL-
charge for keg-oes. % SUN purchasers.
Persons dssln 6 such property vii Apply % tie IN
d~'rsgled - SeNu't CT 90 ERj1- DsrieL az The Collins
House, 81 ensdl EAsiz.ipri.
nJI0.I0- WV HENvA r. d..
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WANT al he S9OEMAKzgS IN tho soazt-v
here ~ Ceuton, Mssis.iapi. to maze Shoes tor he
army. L b-Eal vsg s. VII D. paid.
AL>O-AH the srper QfuJs, omfoTts, CoveFless,
or any hir g tea all 9 sw-rf T ia nkst IEfI psy
b ga pricssH csLversl 20 m= a. Is 5 rHos
Is. iLLYE
Ca5isu and 4 Q1srtsrm-sfer.
re-S-w e.-4-, uiss
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n Another destructive fire has occurred at
Augusta, Georgia, resulting in the destruction
Of two dwellings,. This makes the third in q
single week. The Ssaiinel says ineendiarism is
evidently at the bottom Of the business.
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GLORIOUS FOR THE SOUTH
JQNsTHAE

rs TrrDsTeo O prove tho. the aboIuca GoTs'rn'Bt
L bSs done ten me- m.re tcWasd s1biuRslnE the
Nptu Ran tn Soufh, snd - Ia. dr=d tines moe 90 d
grade and en-lsvs th-m. and q Ia ard timeE more 10
make tie Soul fres snd indep erieut.
send 10 y-ur PIANIN NACHIE S md have
t1sm repaired - j, CARE,
rrfE Tfr Gra-sFa afz o. mai
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To COMMANDERS OF PARTISAN
RAREERR

HEADQUARTERS CAMP IF INSTRUCTION.
BE00kHAvES, Mss, November O. 1862
General oder no. -
TIE eo0nan6srv Of ALL Pvt-5sr Rzurs-z. r5Ea q 70
A he ~7s= n -ieizsllpi are ordered 20 furnish ne,
- taln we y GAYS from t1e 0H5Ics.iVu of Els order,
81 b a e Dy ri Their g1,tO1tT for raising tEeir corps
Those fsiir 2 Or refanz 10 empty vii b. reported %
Genera Psube ter a. 1 I'm directed b. SslrstEry q
Wa 20 do, FIR di-Oandmant.
By order q Secretary Of We
n r CLARK
Esjor g. dA A. General
~ 81 CHEF Eur.U-r s st- Of n-sF.EprE
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AN ARMY CALL-The particular attention of
shosmskers is cslled 10 the advertisement of
Captain Hillyer, A. Q. n. c. s. A, to be found
in another column. A call is also made upon
sll persons having carpets, quilts, comforts, COW
erlets. or anything to spare that will serve ss a
covering to protect Our soldiers from the cold,
for which they will receive high prices, if for
wardNd at once to Captain s. HilIyer, CANTOR,
Misc
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$50 REWARD.

Z OST. CT the oh Of Ccfoher, siu sr on he Ike q
L. ? JsckEoo Railroad OF RE Mrs ssippi Central a
-hma BOX. mzrked Gers h. Clarke. Holly EpunQs.
eaataIni Z the black 0veIc0af sBd ether winter clio. h
ing Also, 90 hard iSEp with the rzme II he IN
1sr g1sd blown in be FsEs Toe above reward VII
be p ID fer the de3i7eD. Of the same Fl -oly Sprrnz1-
q 7lw GE0 TltFEF
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

IN consequences OF the nOn-2TTlVat OF the Cen
trial train up to q late hoar last nights we are
without even the usual reports derived from pas
Sengers By that train. Il is q fact no longer
necessary TO be disguised, that our army has
changed its position, and that it as taken up q
new line Of defense.
rumor prevailed late last evening that the
sdjutsnt-gsnerals Cfica was in receipt of int5l-
ligence that q battle had been commenced be
tween the armies Of Jackson and Burnside.
Whether the report is reliable we sTe unable 70
stste, but think it not altogether improbable.
from movements which were previously reported
to be in progress. If any such fight has taken
place, it must have occurred near Smokers gap,
sbout two miles south Of the Shenandoah river,
and near the dividing line Of Clarke and Lon
don counties Up to our latest ndvices from the
corps Of General Jackson, it had not crossed the
Shenandoah.
From tbs Richmond Examiner, November ~
tits rumored in TIE city yesterday that Gen
Lee, having decoyed the enemy into a trap at
Snickervills, had fallen upon and routed him
with great slaughter. But at a late hour last
evening we failed 10 obtain, at the war office,
any contrmsi \ OF tbs pleasing story
There have yet been received but f-w specific
details Of General Hills fight On Monday last
With the Yankees in Clarke county. The general
statement, however, is confirmed, that the enc
my was sOUndly thrashsd and driven I've miles
from their position, our forces pursuing them
closely. The Yankee losses are reported heavy
in killed and wounded, and We CAPTURED about
three hundred prisoners, who were psroled and
sent within the Yankee lines. The fight was an
obstinate one, and cur loss was considerable.
There VAS a report last night that q heavy
skirmish occurred a few miles north Of Warren
ton on Thursday, which resulted in some loss 20
both sides. The fighting was principally with
artillery, though at ose time a brisk but brief.
cavalry encounter came Of, in which we cap
tured thirty prisoners. The enemy were driven
from their position and retreated toward Man
sssss.
Considerable activity is manifested By both
armies, and a great general fight is deemed not
an improbable event at any moment The OBJ
ject of the enemy is evidently to cut eff General
Lees communication with Richmond, but they
viii fad, when they least expect it, an army to
dispute their advance capable of re-enseting
upos them the bloody discount ures of the Plains
of Manassas. The movements Of our army are
growing in interest hourly, and Important results
may at any tine nsue.-LynchbuTg Republican,
November s.
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TEENTY-EiGHFH REaISlaAT MIS-
SiSSlPPI VOLUNTEERS.

JACEsOE Os-sbe- . Is52.
Il ooed enee 70 orders irou The Lieutsnmt-GensrEl
4 coc-nsnt'Bg, 81 farl0ushs afs 70 coy rseoAeF 49,
ali sbsen ee- TAI are able 70 r Dc u4H repcrt y 80
delay 20 ReEmsntsl Hesdqusrtens. a. pauoa M,sr.
sipPt Suth ~ as IN 26e 81 rds. ail 20 to tie No..
est hrEprel for modest trsa' menf.
CsnmAndes Of e~ompsbies are specially CHARGED
with he execution Of tlis order.
Bycommand Of p.
CooHeI commanding ssh R-zjmen' sis, V1h
r. n BUTLER
oeSS" Acting AdiutzRs
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AAAAAna n VIZ p
Of a lot Of merchandise, consisting Of two hundred boxes
| Of shoes and two barrels Of salt. =. is alleged that the
oaense was committed on tho 9th of last month.
INVASION OF ORT CAROLINA.
The Northern papers of the 4th instant mys-
teriously allude to an important movement Of
the Yankee forces on the North Carolina coast ;
and the news contained in our latest North Car
DINA exchanges show that the movement has
begun. The Objecto of the enemy IS believed to
be to get such q position as will tend to isolate
WilmingtoR, Charleston, Savannah and Mobile
from the seat of government, and prevent
prompt cooperation for mutual support during
the winter months. Weldon is the point at
which they aim for the accomplishment of this
purpose. The papers report the Yankees as
pushing their advance up the line of the Tar
river, and 4 fight has already taken place, of
which we get the following accounts:
Ar engagement occurred near williamson,
Martin county, North Carolina, on the afternoon
of the ID, between four companies of the 26th
North Carolina regiment, and q lsrge force of
Yankees, who had marched from the town Of
Washington 10 q point on the Roanoke river
below WILLIAMSON, with q view of cutting of
tho lItD ana O4tH NOTtn CAROLINA regiments,
stationed in that neighborhood. The four
companies engaged were under command Of
Colonel Burgwyn, and held 10 check q largely
superior force Of the enemy during the day, and
until the 18th and 57th regiments came up,
when battle was offered, but declined by the
enemy. Our loss is reported at two killed and
thirty-one wounded, most of thsm only slightly.
The enemy's loss is known TO have been much
greater, one entire cavalry company being Gu:
40 snd destroyed. Our troops haVs fallen back
toward TarbOro', where they are being rein
forced.
The Petersburg Express Of Friday learns from
a very reliable source, that the Yankee gun
boats had reached Scotland Neck, 10 North Car
DINA, which is in close proximity to Halifax
and Weldon.
The Wilmington Journal says: That the
Confederate aElhorItiss are alive TO the charac-
ter and imminency Of the danger wa hsvs the
fullest assurance, as We have information of a
movement under distinguished general, that
leaves no doubt on our mind of the determine
ton Of the war department to maintain its rail-
road communication through North Carolina al
81 hsz srds."
The Petersburg Express Of Friday says that
d" il is no longer a secret that the admirable d.
vision of General Lopgstreet is now sn route for
Petersburg, and will be there in a day OF two
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Dental STPgF0y.

M ". g. BRYAN. iosurs-y O. M--p-1 having
- rec gled h. c-Uusr5Cu d. tie Am. viii r-z-ms
me pTao os OF lie profession b. Gseu-la. He nay Be-
found a. tte collins Hru-e. rrsas In
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TEE rnRGrrA.
From the Richmond Exemiper, November 81
~MovFNPNrae or TIVE FsrNrv

~ "a AAAA 1881
It is believed that the enemy coDtamplaiee
an early movement against Richmond from the
southside. There are said In be fifty thousand
Yankees on the line of the Nofolk and Peters
burg railroad between Suffolk and the Black
water river, and q report reached here last eve
ming that a large additional force were landing
from transports at some point on the Roanoke
river, with the design Of marching upon Weldon
and cutting eff our railroad communication
with the South. Without being prepared to say
what importance should be attached 10 this ru
/ NOR, we have reason to know that no movement
from that quarter is likely to take the govern
ment ware
FROM II KAEAWHA.
By extracts from northern papers, published
BY us Yesterday, our readers have been made
aware that the Ab~ohtionists, under Gen. Cox,
had re-occupied the town of Charleston, Kama
wha. We learn from the Fincastle Express that
General Eehols was induced to fall back frOm
Charleston by the representations Of q pretended
Yankee deserter, who persuaded him that e
heavy Abolition force was proceeding to cut him
off by way of Nicholas Court House. Upon the
receipt of this information, General EchOls re-
treated to the falls of the Ksnswhs. He sub
seduently had reason to suspe; It the veTacity Of
his informant, and upon putting him under
arrest and searching him, found upon his person
a large amount of counterfeit Confederate notes.
This story is relSted by the Express upon the
authority of a citizen of Fincastle, who has just
returned from General Echol's headquarters.
But we are inclined to fear that our general
hsd better reasons for a retreat than the coek
and bull story Of a desertsr. The Abolitionists'
have been sending heavy reinforcements int
this valley for the past month, and it is very
probable that our troops fell back when they
found themselves confronted by overwhelming
Numbers.
FROM THE ARM OF HI POTOMAC.
From the Enquirer, Nov u
The operations Of the army beyond Winches-
ter are reported TO be of IA active character, the
results of which may be developed at an early
moment. From accounts brought down last
evening from Stsunton, the enemy was pushing
toward Front Royal, and it was reported that
severe fighting was progressing during the day
near that place. We understand that General
jackson has command of our forces in that sec
ton, and if this report is true, we can safely
eonfde the issue to his tried snd rusty vslor
The eneEy is beyond doubt making a desperate
effort to penetrate the interior or both sides CT
the Blue Ridge, regain their old position, com
nsnd the passes, and if possible cut off our
srmy from communication with the capital
Vigorous measures are now being prosecuted to
foil the enemy in these attempts. Our e srR's
are alive to every exigency. and if adequately
suppOTted-of which we cannot dOubt-will be
prepared successfully to meet them.
FROM NOpTuERN vpcrrrA