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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-01

"PersoEne" Of the Charleston Courier. writing
of the late battles in the vicinity of Manassas
aud Centervile, relates the following exciting
incident:
Briga1ier General Roger A Pryor during the
day had the misfortune 70 be taken prisoner, bat
the corresponding good fortune to effect his es-
cape
He had started off on foot 10 call up two or
three regiments for reinforcement, and on his re-
turn found his command moved from the posi-
ton in which ne had left it. Thinking it had
gone ahead, be too went on, aud on, aud on,
wondering al the time where his men were, un-
til he suddenly ,ncountered two Yankee soldiers
sitting at the foot of q hayrick. His uniform
being covered by Mexican poncho, they did
not observe that ne was not one of their own
men, nor was there any mark visible upon lis
person to Indicate that lac was an officer They
accordingly famiiarly inquired how everything
was going on in front. He replied very well,
and in the conversation which eLsued, learned
that be was a mile and half within the Federal
lines. They asked him numerous questions
under some Of which he began to quake and
grow uneasy, fearing his inability, good lawyer
though he is, to cope successfully with a cross
examination Of such dangerous character. He
accordingly began to look about him to discover
some means Of escspe. There was apparently
none. He observed standing near him, however,
the two muskets OF the men, one OF them with
bayonet and the other without.
The coliequy had moi proceeded much further
before one OF tneIn, looking at him keeuly, asked
him to what regiment brigade aud division he
belonged, aud as Pryor hesitated, stanmered
out his reply, the Yankee spraBg to his feet, and
exclaimed you are id rebel and my pris-
Oner" In nomeat the general, who is a pow
erful man and active as a squirrel, seized the
gun with the bayonet, and before his antagonist
colld turn, ran him through the body twice
The other jumped to his feet, apparently as if to
escape, but be also received from Pryor a lunge
that left him helpless on the fsld. Throwing
down the musket, the general moved rapidly
away in the direction from which he came, and
after dodging Federal stragglers for an hour or
two, had the satisfaction of finally regaining his
command
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Governors COnventiOn.

ALTOONA, PA, Sept. 2I-Ths governors of
nearly all the loyal States met here at noon to-
day, according to agreement Fourteen govern
ors were present and three States were repre-
sentsd by proxy. They held an informal meet
ing from one to two O'Clock.
The governors Of the following states were
present Pennsylvania, Iowa, Rhode Island,
Maine, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Massachusetts
Ohio Msrylsnd, New Hampshire, Virginia, Iii,
nois, and Indiana. Kentucky, Missouri and
Vermont were represented by proxy.
Governor Ramsey was absent on account OF
Indian troubles.
AT the second meeting st ?. n the greatest
unanimity appeared to prevail in regard to the
Presidents proclamation. The convention sgain
met at 10 clock this evening and will probably
remain in session ell night.
Governor Curtin viii propose and urge strongly
upon the convention, the propTiety OF insisting
UPON the removal, by the national govern ment,
Of al sick aud wounded volunteers to their 10
3ectve States, which will be heartily supported
I By Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts, and
others. No doubt appears to exist Of its
adoption.
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District of the Mississippi.
HEADQUlRTEks, JACKs0E, Mississippi, I

HEADQUARTERS, JACKSON Mississippi,
General Order No. q
To preserve order among military persons, and to
1 prevent improper intercourse with the enemy by
either citizens sold the TO lowing persons viii act
temporarily IS provost nj. halls Al e points desig-
mated, viz:
Yicksburg and Warren county, Mississippi Captain
c. A. Taylor.
Jackson and Hind, county, BlIssissppi Jas d. Stuart
Saint Helena parish, Louisiana, Judge G. W. Martin.
Saint 7 amany parish, Louisiana Jues L. sne
Livingston parish, Louisiana, I. C. Davidson.
Baton ouge psrish, Louisiana, P A. Hunter.
Port Hudson, Louisiana John G. Nil er.
East Felicisna parish, Louisiana, ID. Q. Hsrdee.
West Felieians pa ish Louisiana J. II. Collins
Ascension parish Louisiana Captain Samuel Bard
Adams county Mississippi, =. X. Fsrra
Jefferson county, Mississippi, Howell Hinds
laiborns county MISSISSIPPI --.
wilkinson county Mississippi, J. II. SimHs
Madison county, hiaEssippi Dr. n }. MCKEE
YaIlabushs county, hSsisSppi r. H. Forester.
Yazoo county, Mississippi n. c. Tyler.
IL Martial law having been abolished the duties OF
the provost mHrshEir above named, will be confined
strictly within their proper military Jurisdiction, in
conformity with the customs OF war and the following
articles OF war:
Article So whosoever shall relieve the enemy with
mosey, vietuals ammunition shall knowingly har
Dor or protect enemy shall suffer death such other
punishment shall be ordered by the sentence Of court
Article 81. Whoever shall be convicted Of holding
correspondence with giving Intelligence TO, the
enemy either directly Indirectly, shall suffer death or
such other punishment shall be ordered by the sen
Of court martial
Article Sc An public stores taken In the enemy's
camp. towns forts magazines, whether Of artillery,
smmunitiOn clothing forage provisions shall be Sc
cured the service Of the Confederate Sates Tor the
neglect of which the commanding officer is to be
ausvgerabls.
Article - Every officer or provost marshal to whose
charge prisoners shall be committed. shall within
twenty-four hours after such commitment soon as
be shall be relieved from his guard make report Ia writ
ing the commanding officer, Of their names, their
crime and the OF the officers who committed
them the penalty of being punished for dsobedience
! neglect, ct the discretion Of g court martial
III All correspondence with this department will be
held w tbs district provost marshal, Colonel James
o. Fuqga, At these headquarters.
b. command Of Brigadier-Genersl RUGGLEs.
sel3-lm r NJ. HOOE, a. A. q.
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To the Associated Press North
NEW YORK, September PA Herald.
special from Altoona, Pa, concerning the meet
ing of governors, ssys:
Governor Morgan declined the invitation, no,
! considering the gathering a political one as be
has already forwarded more troops, in proper
! ton, than any other State, under the last two
| calls
The conduct of the war has been the topic
! Two propositions have been diseased. These
were
First; To demand the immediate removal Of
| Mcclellan.
Second: The approval of the Presidents
emancipation proclamation.
These propositi jns have been discussed dur
/ ing the forenoon, Governor Andrew making
| fully an hours speech in favor Of both He
urged that the removal of Mcclellan should be
demanded by this body.
He was asked: ''Who viii take his place?''
His reply was, that Fremont's staff was perfect
and ready. Is not the reply the request of
the meeting of the New England governors
with the New York Committee, at Providencel
Governor Sprsgus also urged the removal Of
Mcclellan, and showed by his remarks that he
has gone over, body, soul and breeches, to the
Internal Republicans.
Governor Tod strongly opposed ths PROPOSE
ton, declaring that the people would rise up en-
mssse and Tepudiste it
Governor Curtin, also, opposed it, stating
that had it not bsen for Mcclellan the rebels
would have been successf ful in Maryland, and
that he fought the battle Of Antietsm before his
reintorcement5 arrived, and was successful with
force much less than those engaged against
him.
Governor Bradford declared that even if there
were blsmish in McClellsn's character, this
was notjme to demand his removal He believed
him to be the best general in the country; that
he had the most perfect aud unqualified conf
dence of all the loyal men in Maryland as he
should have in every loyal State.
At the evening session Governor Andrew
offered preamble and resolutions, hailug with
gratfcaii)n the emancipation proclamation Of
the President; also embodying his views on the
question OF generals in a modified FORM
Governor Tod offered a substitute of a m1re
conservative nature. The real points have not,
as yet, TRANSFERRED.
Governor Solomon offered still another set,
when lengthy debate took place in reference to
the Several documents, which was participated
in by Andrew, Tod, Kukwood aud Bradford
Debate became somewhat animated. Governor
Andrew insisted upon his extreme views while
Governor Bradford met the whole matter by
stating that ths proclamation would amount TO
nothing beyond the lines Of our armies-further
than that, it would be handle to the rebels, and
be made q TallYing cry against Us
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PsRoDY-BY A NASHVILLE LADY.
by old Cumbeflands billowy dash,
Ths tyrant's war shout comes.
Along with tbs cymbals fitful clash
And the growl of his sullen drums
We hear tive hee it, with vengeful thrills
And we shall not forgive or forget
There faith in streams there's hope in our hills
There's life in Tenuesses ye'.
Bliuions We sleep, ut we are not dead
We are crushed, we are ged, we are scared
We crouch-'tis to welcome the triumphant tread
or the peerless Beauregard.
Then woe to your vile, POlluting horde.
When the Southern braves are mst;
Theirs faith in the victors stainless sword,
There's life In the "old Land Yet"
Bigots ye quell not tie valiant mind
with the clank Of the iron yoke
The spirit Of freedom sings IN the wind
OF Buckner, ChsAthsm, and Polk
And we, tho we smie not not thralls-
We are piIug CORY debt;
While here by NashVille's prison walls
There's lfz il Tennesses yet
We women have hung our harps away,
And We seowl on your brutal bands,
While the loaded pistol darss the day.
Ia our stern defiant hands.
We will strip trsssas 10 string their bows
Ere the Southern sun shall SET
Theirs faith in our unrelsztng woes,
There's life Ia Tennessee yet.
There's lie, tho it throb5eth IN silent veins
lis vocal without noise
1t gushsd Ger DoRelsons CORY plains
From the blood Of our Southern boys
That blood shall cry aloud and rise
With an everlasting threat;
By the death Of our braves by our God in the skies
There's lie in Tennessee yet
nfrNvTE paTT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To THE PEOPLE OF THE SEVENTH
JTDICIAL DISTRICT,

A IL other topics having been bs-rted by the des
n ate rdFEie IA whicf v hole ~ Is in
voveo natw tbi anding which the fsr-O soldier fees
Fous snheituce about those y h0 fill the Iivi Do
sitio1s ~ hou.e. We have eft n heard it tsid 90
iight msa in the reht ace" Thus sdage wss never
m re fIly eEemp tied by the people 81 home than in
pre- euting the mare Of Msi i1r q. ". UpshsH tie
" ters Of our strict 3 tsble person tbs DO
sitou OF Gre 20 Judre The msjlr retv a. ter
thsTing With lh- We rams OF Nirs e tli&ls and
hsrd-h p n protrlcted 81 Fevs lpaiEa Sick
n-.s snd dss-h bs,e ms6e a long IN ssortUnes Tor
Ii ,issippI 70 lament The uunbe. . Only show how
Va isl ny the Of he- sod La exposed hem elves
90 al q dangers i1c dent % AaoE UDsh4W has
not Fa-ssi Dnscathed through he Eerv al, tbs eK-
posure camp having dep ivsi tast gl snt solder Of
toe uue OF one Of uis sy which esnlOt be rest Ged
Ihs IA lhe CpluisE Of elIueut surgeons coup cd
viii lis sightt dness renders is danger tor hi n
20 remain OngaT in Tbs service lest siulS ~ usforune
shOnld b-al im in 1hs loss Of tae ether eve Il the
on Of tie u b Mrsi Rippi regiment by whom
MAJOR UPshsW g. known sud loyrd 20 well, could have
voice Ia this election, they wCud march 10 the polls
q q unit fo lin sad bi 2 sloDe
II The IA hers af these ycuug men d not give MsjoT
Uplhaw not 0nly their bit their asss soce and
irhusuce they viii prove Uast are 'ul who hs
been father iher chids' il the ais and hard
shus inc deut % camp l.s. Bis has ever cen
open 20 supply ths r want, and bis ready
tyqlFHihiz@ with their t-iss IroU0lss The weary
and SICK sod sr has never pa ted from hra With e. III
Ing rebuks, Dut hss ever yed from merif-sts
tons Of kidd and love. Teen let those no esa
plo-e their grail. uie b7 eevstuR Major Upsi tl
th pcs tsCn f0T wbch be IS elil qua lied aEy
70 the FNOd and fsLful der: Here j. thy ard
couf le1cs"
lSiEnedl 18th MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT.
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Ist DaY Of November Next,
CNNFRnERATE BONDS.

gr,HE Undersigned pr-T aed % deliver Confederate
f -, 70 twenty years run any amount In eE-
hs1g Tor Confederate states Treasury Notes OF FOR
el,ffr ON the plsutsG0ns in quantities Of neny baies
m Bouas ars in amounts Cf SlOa $500 And $1,000
- ptvsbIe seui-snDusliy a. Jackson N - ssppL
- bv h Assis ant TrsasureIs evarywhere.
~ bestsr isvesisneut can be offered those having
,.nsv evsa in snail Quantities as the Bonds are
ots Al psr in the cities and can be Used for making
s5,1rcbas4g a9d settling % igatio1s
i,,,s in any p4rt Of Aiss ppi AID Louisiana On
-, 1sists MY seud Their fandH TO me BY any oPpor
tlBitv tat ofsrs, and The BONDS VII &c I,tur9e9 o.
,ssv- nave the exchange 10 4de through the follow
tgy.rs,f.l agents FIsacis Poe Grenada C. Bah
- tOoinm8us. Hunter o., Aslchez Miss Barks
ohe q nj J. y. B. DEBoW,
ao.s Agent Proddee Boan-
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gHwHgGl
District Of the mississippi.
HEADQUAHTERs JACKSON, MIsziSippi, Z
September lg. lS62-

hkADRL AAl EELS aAth5DNf Miealhsl pp'i
September l9, 1862
General Orders No.
To fseii ate the enrolment and organization Of con
sci Is within the dis Iict In accordance with the
Of Congress Of the 10th prL 1902 tHd the orders
End regulations The Hon. Secretary OF Wa in rels-
lou thereto all military commanders and provost mar
shss hereby required to tax prompt aud energetic
measures TO enroll and forward ali conEcpts to their
prescribed camps Of instruction.
Officers OF the militia civil magstrates and loyal IL
zens are requested 10 aid in the execution Of law
and 20 forward s Of persons subject conscript duty
residing within their respective districts and jursdc-
Il Ms
IL Military commanders and provost msTshss are
hereby instructed furnish Hsts Of cOnserps Tedng
within their respective ursdclonF who shall not have
been arsSdy enrolled in compliance with law to the
sdiutant generals office At these headquarters.
i'll Couscripts who have been enrolled in orgauiZa
ton Of partisan rangers raised within the limits OF this
district since the 10th OF pr ls62 ana eonscrpts who
hsvs enrolled in Eny reFinelt bBttsllion, company
sine the 2ls of July 1862 will In accordance with the
srdeTs Of the Secretary Cf War Of August 18th 1862
be sent under charge Of commissioned officer who Will
carry a descr ptvs roll Of each couscript containing
notice 4 the period during which and the compan7 in
which he may have s-rysd and statRnent of bounty
psi and clothing issued.
No exemption 10 these requirem nts viii be recog
nized unless based written authority hitherto given
by the War Department by the general commanding
district tbs sub districts Of which il is composed
BY order Brlgsdier- 6 neral RUGGLEs.
r NJ HOOE
sa92-lm Assistant Adiutant General
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HtADQU lhIEHb
JACKSON Niss, Seat-mb- = % Is62
IL Osie-rS, noe 0onUi s ned ofs GERS Sld piis4tes
% belong & - re simsn bs'tsioIs companies Ci
retBrEsd prison, ~ and VINO lave sbsened tn uss
without sIthcrsy will report iunsd stsiy their
tpsotvs Tsgme3 st jackson and Cl nt7u they vii.
be- nsEs-dsd d - ser. and punished sscor, iugy.
Oficsrs Aad IS, bear ia nj that pane hmsnt
by ,hs rIes sad sralsN carries Wi-h il forfeiture Cf
pay Al OfRcers Of the Confsasrste Stltss Army
Provost Mzr hal enrolling ficsfs zso all Sh-r-
q Magistrates other Gers srs r lestsd to
artest such = Rld them Oyer - tae coui-
nRl5iny officers nearest military At2dons, who Will
ssui them uuder qua 20 ID post All persons a.
PreEeld1E ard delivering dessTte.s emitted ~ a
reward Of h riy dslls1 eseh.
list Of Eb sn,ees E,ll be publhhed a. once for the
iuformI'ion Of the public.
BY orssr 4 B g sdier-G G ensrsl LLOYD TILGHHAN.
POWHATTAE ELLI~, JR,
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EsTRAYS--HEREs YOUR MULE !

TAKEN up about the 10th Of August last. on mY
i plsu-pto in Coaho county, fne bright scrrsl
MARE MUGB without msfks or brands. This mule
wa no doubt used take stolen property 10 the
Yankees 81 Heera and tarned Iooss this d. OF the
rIver My ls,e ov attempted TO sen this mule As
his osn PR sriy bat took 1t from him. telling him
beeauss the Yankees ttoia from Us u sheud not
m-ke thieves 10 rstuIn.
II this iver semen should meet The eye Ct the set
ing gusrrlls who took one-eyed sorre mar hon
uegto OF nina rear the mou Of the f0eknapstsfs,
be obee BY sending. 81 my cost, The said mare
y sr.5 -..5 SteOd - '-'''' In. BROWN.
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Announcement.

II q CH -LrESS Lso-, tt DeSotn Il csndi
Il dste for the office OF d STREET Agt1rnev In ID,
De- nst IN. os-d q she c5uuies Of Tippah Marshsl
sfaye.t-, Palola AMI DsS0t1 Bis AtsRncs ia th
ErmT vii prevent sDy Pers nal intercourse with n
voters o. tie D s-rict
Hsvi however. di-eharged The duties o. the ofio,
fCr uesriy yea BY Judicial appointment. (Nlthou
any ary.) hs taFes liberty q FefsrIioE ths
members II the b7r hroush tue district Tor infor
mston a. % how those duiies performed spd a
70 his general q'slfcs' ous and fitness for thi once
Psre Published in tie Dstrlct copy Jiil election.
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NEW oRGINlZATI0N--MEE OVER
THIRTY-FIVE,

DY proper authority am authorized to raise this
I'D bsta ioA 10 gime1t, snd receive iuto the ser
vlcs of the CoLfsdsFae States sI psni-s com
posed Of ever rty Ave years of age. These viii
be organizeA Wilh the four Cd companies a form a
rsaiment-iha ted oficsrE appointed mp rsccmmen-
dsf.on AID the compsny officers elec5sd Tns eCmps-
nies tondered der this viii be ordervd 70 Gre ada,
drf led By ne AID AIMED and equipped before going
into fhs field Trans port alton VIII be furnished upon
app icstion to no company received uatn l. Lum-
berE sev-bt -siE-s fficers and enlisted meu.
/ have been In the command Of igadie- @ -nfr a
Bovsa since tp.embsr Ieit, sad Fjo- Geo. Breekin
ridges sibee the eTscuGtiCn Of Bowling 9rean nd e
them refer flr my fitness Tor the dat O. 49,
Address b. at Grenada, Mississippi
W. A. RAYBURN. Mi
Commanding lst Miss. Bstt.Eon Shsrpsho Jter'.
geQ5IOs
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FORTRESS MONROE, September 23.-.Yester-
day afternoon the steamer Thomas Swan arrived
with seventy secession prisoners, from New
York, who were Immediately sent to Aikens
Lsnding.
1t is understood that all of P0pe's officers now
at Richmond are to come down the river next
Saturday for exchange.
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For Judge Of the seventh Judicial
district.

TTyHE friends o. Mir K ". UPSaAW Of @srshsu
county AIssis ipp, announce his name - 8 c..ndi.
date for Jude Of the Se-euh Judicial Dis rct Of hs
ss-igpi c5mf os-d ot the CounEes Of DsSoto, Pauoa
Lass.s-ts Ne stal and TipFsh.
n ,inr . .hass general q Is impaired bis eyes
h.vil bCeme from 1OsuTe In camp 10 sUch
A extent - 10 compel him in the opinion Of me iesl
men to retire from the army sEorg time. Many Of
hr reoNc 5izsas think Lim ths cr,-is, suineDtlv
suited for judicial station sad mmsDd hIm to the
votzr- Of the District
.Ds9-Iav-s MAEY CITIZENS
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To the FOterS Of tbe 7th Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Mississippi.

DE LTETISf+, from Communications from various
ID portions Of tLi- Dit i-t that very general wish
prevails that stO1ld submit KY ra- dE's
she JadzesL at the approaching election, respond
by chser1liy dong -. zad ing tie psups tbst u
Z red oy the5r suttr / fsi- hfu.ly dvv0 my
be-t eu-rges o q dscasrgs tue responsible GuueE Cf
The orcs. Il. will be mp0ssinls for visit the peo
pie generally, bu1 I will many a / cal-
Respectfully, your fe.., v tie
zarafFa las p YROTTER
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Federal Report. from West Tennessee.

To the Associated Press North.
WAsHINGTOS, September 25.-Tls iJlI0siug
offi :ial dispatches have been received al ksad-
quarters Of the army:
Headquarters 2D Division, DIST. or JACKSON.
BOLIVAR, TENN, August 3d. 90.
To Captain A. H. Ryan A. d. G. and Chief Of S. .sif
Colonel Leggstt, commanding lst brigade.
was sent GU. By me this morning on Grand
junction road, To drive off rebel f5Ice Of the
enemy's cavslrY, supposed 10 be ore hundred
and fifty strong, and Tee0uuOiter ths country
When arriving on the ground, Colonel Lsgge5t
became engaged with large force Of the enc
my's cavalry. The engagement lasted sb0ut
seven hours. About 4 O'Clock, P. n. the enemy
drew back, and Colouel Leggett receiving rein
fOrcements about that time, did n05 renew the
attack. | then ordered Colonel Laggett to fall
back with his entire force to position inside cur
picket lines, where be Is now stationed, expect
lug renewal Of the attack at daylight. Loss in
killed and wounded. ab1ut twenty-five, L5euten-
ant-Colonel Hogg, 2l Illinois cavalry, among
the number. Tue force of the enemy engsg5t
was seven regiments Of cavalry.
Yours, respectfully,
(Sigued) II NJ CROCREB,
Colonel BIN lows Vol
Comm an6inor Sacnn1 Div5sinr
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HTississippi SAC TrOOps.

HEADQUARTERS NAJOR-G ESERAL's OFFICE
Jncsson. Mississippi September =, 1862. 5
General Order No. II
Commanders Of the militia n the several counties
Of this State, slsO commanders Of regiments and
bsttsions Of Minute Men, also commanders OF yo un
tser comp in active service hereby ordered
their entire commands to be vaccinated soon
possible by their regmental aud bsttalon surgeons
IL Vaccine matter be procured by the surgeons,
on sppHcar the qusrtermRster general at Jackson.
III smallpox having ade its appearances in several
sections of the state all citizens outside Of the military
organizations advised have themselves and fan-
lies vsCcnEtsd.
BY order Of Haior-General T. TUPPER
se.sldawlw ]. ]. CONWAY. A. A A. @.
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CL1xroN. Mss. septembor %, Is62.

EDIToRs APPEAL: The lines below were
sent to me while in prison, by lady of Nash
vile, and smuggled in past the Yankee guards
by particular friend. As they express the
true feeling OF the ladies Of Tennessee, l wish
you to publish them for the benefit of their
sons, brothers and sweethearts, who are now
fighting far away from them, and are SO utterly
isolated from the Dear Old Land"
Respectfully,
w NJ Co A AQth Tenn
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To the Voters of the 7lh judicial Dis.
triCf ofthe State OF Mississippi.

I An q csnI.dzte fer Dis'rict Attorney Of this dE-
II tlc. CsruGt Canvas the district IN the present
condition Of he c8lEtry. have been engaged Ia tbs
prsc ice o. tie l-H the Holly Spring bar for ihs
las; years, ana inv te candid iuvss cation ny
qualifications mors and legal for the once
II elected ] vii 6rcharH- he du ie Of the Office
with rIergy sni Ed-lity, vuiolt fsa- orf refer
20 the members Of he bar 10 The district, AMI es2e-
e-al. 20 those Of N srsLall county.
s-iftia p & STTTH