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EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

i County of Orleans will be left for examine
tion Mt the office of w. d. Crane in Troy, for
the space of fifteen days after date of this no.
tice.
And | further give notice that | will attend at
said office in Troy in said county. on the 18th
day of December next, to receive and determine
appeals relative 10 any erroneous or excessive
valuations, agreeably to the 10Th Section Of said
Excise Law.
Given under my hand at Alburgh Springs, the
28h day OF November, 1862.
HENRY G. ADAMS,
Assessor Sd Collection District Vermont.
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JOHN F. HENRY eco,
Successors to J. NJ. Henry q Sons.
WATERBURY,, W.,

Wholesale Druggists and dealers in
English and American Patent Medicines.
Any article in the trade furnished at
short notice. Also, proprietors of N.
II. Downs Elixir, and Henry's Vermont
Linmen, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
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SYL JESTER HOUARD'S ESTATE.
! u a tl,EE DE WEIR HEON


- TATE OF Vg3EsH ONT.
~ DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, IS.
AT a probate court holden ut Irasburgh in said
district on the llth day of November, 1862:
Ralph 5. Howard, administrator of the estate
of SYLVESTER HOWARD, late of Irasburgh
deceased, presented his petition in writing to said
court, therein setting forth that the personal
property of rnid estate is greatly insufficient for
the payment Of the debts and charges against
said estate, and that sale of part of the real es-
tate Of said deceased is necessary for that pur-
pose; and that said real estate is so situated
that a sale of part thereof will greatly iniure
the parties owning the remainder, and that
sale Of the whole will be an advantage to all
parties interested; and praying the court to
grant him license TO sell the whole of deceaseds
real estate; consent and appreciation Of heirs to
a sale, filed in court.
Therefore it Is ordered by said court that pub
lie notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court at session
thereof, TO be held at said Irasbureh on the 29th
day of November 1862, that they may give
bonds for the payment Of the debts, and be
heard in the matter Of the administrators ac-
count, and show cause why license should moi
be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be Published three weeks
successfully, in Orleans independent Standard, q
newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this State,
the last of winch publications shall be before
the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid. Civ
en- under my hand at the Probate Office in Iras-
burgh, this 18th day of November, A. D. 1862.
47w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Jadge.
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READ! READ READ!l!

This is to certify that l have used n.
II. Downs Elixir in my practice for
many years, and consider it an excellent
medicine for all the purposes for which
it is recommended-especially for chill
dren. 1t acts ike charm as an expec-
torant, aud for Group, it can be safely re-
lied on.
(Signed,) HORACE FALEs.
Waterbury, VT, Jan. II, 1862.
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LYDIA SPAFFORD'S ESTATE.

LYDIA SPAFFORD'S ESTATE.
G r A TIE OF yE3EaHIO Mt.
~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Court holden at Irlsburgh, within
and for said district, on the 22d day of Novem-
ber A. ID. 1862;
Joseph Bates ID, administrator on the estate
of LYDIA STAFFORD, late of Derby, in said
district, deceased, makes application TO said
court to extend the time heretofore allowed him
to pay the debts due from said estate and to
render his administration account until some
future day
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court that
said application be heard at the Probate Office
in Irasbnrgh, on the 18th day of December
1862 and it is further ordered, that notice be
given TO all persons concerned, by the publica-
rion Of this order in the Orleans Independent
STANDARD, printed at Irasburgh, three weeks
successfully, before said hearing.
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
A true copy Of Record.
49w3 Attest, NJ. CARPENTER, Jaclge.
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIQHERY.
TSsEET ARTICLES,

Soaps, Combs, Kair and Clothes Brushes, LE-
bins Extracts-genuine, jacques Extract of
Pond Lily, Hoopcrs Cachous, Lead and Slate
Pencils, Pen-holders, Port Monies, Wateh-keys,
Key Rings, Crochet Needles, Shawl Pins, Spec
tacc Cases, Eye Protectors, Toy Watches, Vio-
lin Strings and Bridges, Silk and Leather Guard
Chains, Coral Beads, Jet Bracelets, Sewing
Birds, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Mcerschaum
Pipes and Cigar Tubes, Bird Cages, Telescopes,
Percussion Caps, and Fancy Articles too nu-
merous to mention
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This is to certify that l have used n.
II. Downs Elixir in my family for IS
years, and consider it perfectly safe and
a very valuable remedy for all the pur-
poses for which it is used.
(Signed) PAUL DILLNGuAM.
Waterbury, VT, Jan. IA, 1862.
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| consider n. II. Downs Elixir the
reTy best cough medicine | ever used in
family. Never knew it to fail Of cure.
(Signed) GEo. II. LEASE.
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Can we say more? Mothers, try this
valuable medicine, and rest assured you
will never keep house without it. For
sale in every town and village through
out New England, New York, and the
Canadas. Genuine signed N. II. Downs,
with pen in black ink. Retails at 25c.,
Soc and Sl,00 per bottle.
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SILVER WARE.
Spoons of all kinds. Heavy Thimbles, Butter
and Fruit knives, Sc, &c Watranted
Plated Goods,
in Table and Dessert Knives and Forks, Spoons,
Soup Ladies, Casters, Cake and Sugar Baskets,
on the snest Alabater or German Silver.
Pocket Cutlery
The largest and best assortment eser offered in
this vicinity,
Blank BOOKS AND STATIQHERY.
Great Nogul, Highland and Steamboat Cards
Backgammon Boards, Writing Inks, Payson's
genuine. Gold and Steel Pens, &c.
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Recent and frequent additions made TO his
former large stock of goods, enable him to pre-
sent 70 the public the RICHEST VARIETY EVER
OFFERED IN ORLEANS COUNTY, consisting in
part of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-10

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f. pe4#ilehf hiss 80 mmf
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salg ugam Il that NHa fW w4i
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saal IL IstF snail fgfi 40 ~ ~
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ss,.sg tsm gng lieeH heml 4 lHg
assa. I'll eassanfi syillH a'i
g,.s estfg nsn n NJ a'ff bots asn
asssa n - ani ~ ynu, hhi
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a.snshss ~ N ihsf ssH ffar Ion
Id sbeisgef to mHslarfs M
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"a tafteA ~ ehppie ihfi, W -
sstf. III, sic Wag y pallHmf N
.,aatt hIen 'fiey WI MOI glge
Lena Ne privilege d y aina rmfy ,
,a,,nify. Or Idilafy negorllhs "
ttslr %ti.ie, las uilI lai lpn who're
Af4 pItam 70 tal lien The WV
81 1ropoad q eiA NJ ilie .iaih
Itaes corps ~aiei WI have bf0D
leu stored intg tho service before M
p fh ~,
faAh Il veil fog men capable
og lfafna arms 10 lo+ ~ ibis matter
h .nre Nj tley may b. TOO lnlc. u
agf ntc long for . bll 20 gel
Through Couercs', especially ouoiha'
Ieatttp the lerfpSinn ~ our mlll 30.
~ rg.ttm What min Of splril hli
ntals ~ ilto The army " d ,olun.
fc,f thna b cntipl ihcrc a ooaser
aea have thorght the naruhl la9l
Ntre imf@ apoa lheul, but COZ Grip
lae bring ore mcryhody baisrpl
esttan fges, aud wla, il basi of al
the eau efipt /. Kept ~ The army nm
Ill tlr rr i caloh Ihosc nos oa
q The arry who have n preference
Coz pay patlcel4r mp 81 the .erycI
would do well. perhaps. 10 lgok e
It's act N time lAHNhSl'
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se.s,criptlVi,.

spr.ors AVALANCHE The Appeal
4 aai,c nor ised 1T ihc'idca Of con-
hcliption. bot l'rcsiden. DAVIS u rishr,
AMI la. bot roycl IN the matter ole
iay toa soor. Il i. The prol,cr remSIy
-. The pfcsco, ciisi'. The coanr !
must be laade az vast camp, aud cy.
80 inan must become u soldier. o.
air %iu,lupeapnce cannot b. scared.
fhoAe vino. a year agu, called lori't
.of secession. tarrIca lrg- nrd torch
Is ilfonsh tic s'rcc,s Vi our cities
md dcied III IL poser u the North.
bu. who ros, IN The hour pf. trial,
,,rtl The danger, " the bloody con.
if.l. in;ps b. nroueat iu,e thelauk'
rs cirscrpipn. anl ibsecd = con
front ;ie en- ny.
y, Nomt.r !laiiau, conlcmuc'
c1u.er sian aiI Sncltni conieunct
il ~ Nippicga, AMI LncolNiom vii
condcmn i, IN Davis but France mc.
asp.'ld " arms uaisr Us in.i ufncc
aa,l conquered. 80 can the tonIel
ctat, 'rags meet sal conlucr Nh
turr.sai Yankee Nation Bu
ablr-b0del inca mnS' not b. permit
iel - ,ku'k danger. md bile ,l,eil
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REsrlss ~ rnr Ba:rtE.-A gen.
%ileiaan oi Gisii,'e,iea Mo arrived ia
the city last night. rpo', tho very
best Official authority estimates the
Federal loss W the battle Of tie Ctr
rs follows: Killed ard wounded, Il
to l5,ocJ; prisoners, to 5000: field
artillery, about 100 pieces; small
arms. 10000, together with al their
tents. baggage Wagons, ammunition,
camp eadlppagc, etc. Our troops
occupied the qairters Of the enemy
the night after the battle, usi.g their
hospitris for u wounded.
The Confederate ioss IN Killed,
wounded md missing, i estimated at
5000. II is to be hoped the ielai~
will soon be spread before our people.
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Hai N Hfh y M
HaHf ~. iH stH VI e.
iaf fhsraa n sNia0ai fHlit
.mgfl H lfpgffi y rather.
I'll le.pN'y uUfUf fHy NJ.
I'll nl lfolliif nj
aif o. u sl 'ffiW i vn
p eH nlf sti0Hls ~ 1n 1Fh
flahJ hHi ifam lhe lusisneel FhIeh
fsoHi - g%Ielen' gu e%liifoni
f.H f.I1n Brood tp0h
llffi haf.H n11H h1ii ft
tefial 10 Dafi NJ rliefiy shl iii
fptl ftfiHf umn NE p7sf'e NJ
or Mlg fAal ihrs ttf " imfl
80 Hetnlw lHsl b y efll aeelH
alfy peIlale 10 auoh 10 order ~ oh
tN No yng,h'rfo f onf p0w'' hql
On llf0 .e fllf leliiy Wi anhliml ~
oa afeif loo w NJ l'afri NJ faliti
saisi wl materials reitw ile sf
ifAW nqe aaiIel u il,ssf oir eapaiy
gape,A
Hhl zoo tine aeami w foiio m
sfr hnil'la IHl W. tA iuls deHshy
~ Iaw lean cruelty hed bNih
oils one oi, N uat citteiW n Z
Vii nfuli p me- ihpspl able riruhl.
lity which wliie the tender hearted
aud synpaiiiglne lpIorr, they cAh
uf drilm npl fr y Iution, one i
w 2 loia Nhcihof " tolm the Whole
~ q sfloH baioh NJ Dnirh ifanaceh'
doumhslt. q committee 0f splrii rap
porf, nr 40 attribute n al 10 tho Nv.
rns porp NJ Yanhoc lcgaflomlin,
fryampti 10 fnit q Fauihcrn climate,
/. iWt upon 'hc VT Of those p,on.
dam web ~ ,fed and lal, but nos
IN fyortl and lcan.' uctpa d
he gripping grasp of po,crIy, stand
orc 10 whom our ciiiIcs were one
delighted 20 iftcn IN iImr gone by
as hp rocomtei from the stree, cor
.iu,rds in thrilling siraua he legra
latun - olr ,nnpy South. and pic
mung in 2lub.ranl brightness ~
sulsegu M glorios.of . new rcpub
liz. lle WI, rrpntrl wcaltby IN III
state from wiich bo came. some iou
yt1es since his toush beng that o
Midas, ,urn,ag everything 10 scld.~
N,wfsa Walnut 'ill, . regular 30
mrrtA Who already shifted IN I'd
irccz from afir thr sasory rcd
: lenn of var as, the clluiuaiiln .
: theory Of pall.ns Iowa SOD hni'
? iiuI ~, lie gno Z nisc Of efca
.'thins. aui We s,Gost fus'ed ON
rclgcs .rcgrc fsug Tie ieyisia'lo
nhic, voal follow h tnc train
oar enemies. rs he swect conscious
: nei, tha, iWr hnkiu hero who
;l'LR Na-'. ~hcu hunm c.'n's Tor vel
. s'nnse ,...
!. Am . ess' ~ "'' "'"'
Void rH-e, orr desiyeFancc sing
q s'aud"i SAD slime. tao ''csoiSm
..ng piyidnp bc,i'g . s~'scmas'anc
II ng. ~ oil srotifsm 'l's ''i'
inna isvor' the brave lai'cd here
/, Nature, n'iih is always cnasplrii
MA nst iioc sl'o Quit dH uieir q
y. iu,rrposcf her c'iei OUTER s'e''i'
!, ini be-, Of s'a'iy frame dc'lern
.nieni.ou, aud patriotic dei'rmin
! .ion. from Peliha,cb'e. has saldei1
been crippled ~ all bis energies, n
- t,atfaas l.a.n Vsl.t an MINffNr 4ff lH4
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seieHuilfu SIM fflt8 faally 4, ahd
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Thru Il n . etu fhssiaHut ffHin
fgH W fHteudh ffate and fuieds
taie lte sla leas. ! 10 happy la.as
sHee fpt III thp entire harmony oI
Purpose nhd e9fdhn iy ~ feeling
u ~ iaa lntlnuel n exls heiec zen
mr III aud fha Executives " W.
al.f.el sisto,i abi "a u to %
rsH .lpt anF sncee NJ hopping NJ
eluait iafeas N SIS l,ld y ~ b. NJ
trilmleL
thesa fepf ena waali fl,ifoe ~ ~.
eitne ystr eaihes attention 10 tle
nee us of fawetiuple aud genera
.fAsem ia eNeirtiug Ito plyrr 81
mi M rfmies, gfirh j. vested in The
Congress by Size Constitution bu'
hi 81 another and more important
consideration rhegaal preparation
made by lbe enemy iur a combine.
%asfarl. ~ hameioa' rp,n6 on oui
frontier Hui BE- bparl have prolpcc.
AZ ~ - - msAi have been IS.
pactti uy lnir animate ~
:. peoplc with a ,lirit " rvsis'aprc -
general. -o tcsplme, anlso sell 30
ridc,ng. thu i rcgdifc. rather 80 b.
rernlaici lhan 10 BE- '~jmylntcl Tii'
Iti.it Of 'ba : ME - dnmaai, 30.
+ thc diiy Of caeh citizen to ron
lmiiifi.y service. neeltu'y ~ Ne 10
iel to be- Omitted j. i H',, sow
+ c,e.. viseor Iaiieioas p''ey 10 pl'c'
iu as ,rser ttai inru b of =
forge 4 o l0ople wi eth osp'ricnc
~ Us. sbo~l 20 be 'eeess a. a :,
,rf9'.
You.ls 80 her ths arc n II hieci
vcns reqfire further ms rpetioa
lafn of matlrcd cNper rnc 'nfe ucc'i
FL is' nain'aiuigr order sad apa
go,oeum ~, 1T loire, and ~ suPei
,t'tn- p~fcttrst n ief rei.dei M g
feieA the atmirs m tae fell. lhe'
. two classes sinsii,ule lie tfopsF n
u .ctye CIV toine defence. ready 10 j
o called on. II ease 81 e~me4esie9. "a
N 10 b kept IN the fi!a OIL rl-le q.
4 ctnerr .lcy cSists. bll. N rl'g !
d. mainiuin tbs re.c,sr is,'t,
~uccs.saay that in "a erca wlr !
That IN which rq afe n'Y engage
ri all ners,ns ag IN fgiei.ste &c -.
a. le..lly evempt fof eaad ciu.'. sl,,uI
q pas their debt Of mii iaFY service
TIC couu,ry. that the bar,het shsil
not fil exclusively on tar mosi 3
's den, and patriotic.
I'd / therefore zee .nHen1tlio pa'sal
10 ~ ! law deelas.nt.,is, M hcfsoi
70 residing within the Confeiria.
States. hc:w-sn The ages If eighis
: ard ihirly.sss yelr.. and rish' Ut.
81 snh;ec, 70 military dn;y. ,hall
! lic,l Ia be Ia theAnilitsry s%ersics
NJ tie confedera,v Siftcs. anil ih'
ve. 'ms simple method be adopted 4
:, their prompt cmoilrrns and organ
saiiob. rcpcaiing III of the legisl
ton heretofore enacted which vou
Iat conflict mitl tho system proposed.
as JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Ib Aprs.--The editor Of the BossI
ne psuncg makcth n pan-as thus:
II ..laAf
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f,mpfp if Fsf Ultf d, ct
fsfw s faf, Niaas : hlls 'aa
.hsJ mH ~ r. sr a 4he vssl
iIY afff ~ ~ ipfa f Fhsl
Fy ash ., mel ( lftHshs ff|
.1.f f ffi sn ilf Df lshla
80 ssfe fflss ipnat " fa
$50 o af psh, $50 n1eti Bee
eiffiaa ~ GH tliqf in ita ~
n ufi. VIII W
j. DO s ~ J.d ao mg
im 600 ,pmtao9 asl ~ fam ihe
ibl ialn G.y uadff command Of
Iiauf Tf,llf, gHs shi 90 On -
.fom ly .cl 10 't = 6eeee
.tIur va slw no : okeesn af any
Jdy II tpat lppA Nv iiey Would
hrha laulrN We fuH lfui3 q hph
mbn $50 900 Nlg " women atl
cldflru 4 nvarte h''ufrf z n .
iilps tul 4. N ~ w W 0h llfm ~
Upy hop,, ahh hoI ftlJ . quar-
RIO ial, y mie ,paft ih ~
plies, M. $40, nly % = Vc.an Of
comtry AbnH twenty miir. wide.
uu our nainh from ihe river 70
Jdes .on 90 iAu fciurn, ono ~ 1tif
mmipr, ~ 81 lllbcr, waH iakon
win tao measles, pi iut ~ thc
fonse ~ Mlai. ton. Brooke, Of the
mili 10, sikmH 10 from Jaehsom ehctc
he hat Ngpy a'ichiIon ihai mortal
man could wish.
We have NOT ,ei CONC 20 the land
n MIX and honey. lmi ln' ne hay,
cpmc 10 ,he lnd ot ,.l. hYl,.rsnd
cr'r J n'ger. !et saw t'o iIio
why're eel B., d; hese arti,i wlr'
morc llcr,f. tad but one whore l'e'
were cheaper.
TIE c,tlyeps p'ouui h,re afr soa
cr,l,y VII rno,eh In. tagar
las. but Va thi ,cu.,y lhcr" ere luH
4 lred. oc Union teen nea. 3. e.. "a
on me- If they cm'ls,c H. i n /
Ia, Il w,f. bn. Fl, tiny arr tpa.rl
lhinllt m,i hown ehs. So irc. am
. what ST. wish 10 10. soma p,i c IN
:. ove. ~ ns. M ab,r, a. have ioiuc
m. lu... u.my
Ga, 49,, spudry. hat Before In
,er an .p5rr c,me :, -. t.r gotae
mon sner .d,ne Macon. ahap. Gf,ee
! m,l,s hollow loyc. .la. Lie chem
i .,re sA.autt. '-c, po.sr ,iln -. NJ
were dc,,il,I from r,.r eom,mats /
y, Will ~ maxim, ahur, 90 men !
nil. W. lect az: p II. airI ilarchr
e un,ii ~ p. ". when 2 va aniorn.
: cl hat wo were ., ihc place, AZ
! wouli re-, un,,i nothing, then los
= orr wagon anl lew rs quickly
c possibl~. Before We r,t 10 tsl--p
e ,iecp-a rcport wa- sircula.'
thu. . rcliahle e~eu,lcmsn. WHOM Oh
= of ocr men Was acquainted with. b.
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~ country pager refsscs to
pablizA cbisssriss elstiA bet adds:
1--WE yin rahlish the simple nnncunc.
mens Of tie death q ssy 4. ear
friends with plsusre.
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pes'r LaraH.-Ths New York
Tribune urges Lincoln 10 take the
field IN person. If he hes pluck
enough to take The Geld. he eesssialy
haa tasI esosN =, isavc Il. =.
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sfhsI 81 sfigHl Nafs ah
HHE tHHaift Lac
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A WoxAs ELECTED Msron.-A,
= recent city slsctioa in Oskahcss.
la. Mss. xsssy <tni.h, Democrat.
vas elected Aaysv - . majority Of
t~..nsy,ene cvef the flepsbiiesn cap
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~ Picrpoin', The bogus Cover.
nor Of the virgiaia Panhandle i az.
tsally drafting his unhappy subjects
into the Yankee army. lie Offers a
bounty Of 800 and u three months
hrlossh to all who will voluntecr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-10

.r- The papers are calling upon
the people 10 bring forward their
hrsss /, he moulded. into cannon.
Law yers and members Of Congress
l,1ve nov . chanrs 10 relieve the
wsnsso NJ the country from their large
s,rrfs If this articles.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-10
JEFFERSON DAVIS.


Aprs.--The eiitcr Of the BossIcg
Dsuncg makcth n pan-as thus:
Martial law Is greatly apprchcndsd
In these p%arts--and il very irsqncnt-
" tiscassed here. With tue ,lis omit
ted. j. il 3 query yet unanswered
in case OF such nm smerrNnry. who
shall he the Martial Lawyers.
Ahsm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-04
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER BRILLIANT uGTORYl
80 z.aea.a.a rr..s..r. o.s..rsa.
one Federal General Killed, One Cap
tnred, Bulf NessOn

M0RnE, September S-A special to tee Ad-
vertiser and Register, dated Knoxville, ssPtem-
Der 81, says that on Saturday morning, August
30th, General Kirby Smiths forces engaged the
enemy, under General Manson, seven miles
south Of Richmond, Kentucky.
General Preston Smiths Tennessee and Gen.
Cleburne's Arkansas brigades, gallantly opened
the fight. At2 o'clock, P. n, the enemy were
reinforced by Bull Nelson, from Lexington. Our
troops fought with desperate courage. Kirby
Smith led the last charge in person, cap in
hand.
After three severe engagements the enemy
were totally routed, with The loss Of all their
guns but one.
Three thousand prisoners were captured. IN
GLIDING Gen. Manson and staff
The K-entuckians threw down their arms and
deserted to our lines.
Bull Nelson was wounded in the thigh, and
being hOtly pressed by our troops, was doubt
less captured.
The enemy's loss in killed and wounded vas
heavy. Gen. Miller was among the killed. Our
loss light.
Our troops were marching on Lexington,
which is captured ere this.
Large quantities of stores, wagons, arms and
munitions were captured.
The enemy's force was 10000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-04
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JACEs0S, KISS Auguss ash. 1852
Ii nen-conmfs ioasd chssrs ard pr5vssss. con
- uected With ary II those reei1en's. b-altzirns or
companies of released p~r-Oners, expected 20 srrive It
Ficssb.-g Who-mey be ID fhs FicnifT viii rs1ert 20
Col q A. SuFg 50th Tenrfssss reg ulcut. connandf-r
oen3 near Pair 6r3H-d wt1o-t dsiay.
rfis Srd-r isin.cndsd 20 aDnlF 70 ID psnou1 te1au1-
rari7 serving viii othFr s1mmanis, as wei a. TO tho e
w3o HAYS remained nnat-Ected
sol1ies wh0 ces.rs - recslV9tlc back Far, fs n D
a. eomuutati1n for el9ttiag must aPrear on h@r oru
oiignai c7upsn7 rolls without WEc4 hey Cazlct b.
pad or receive conlnafaicn
the General in eharTe II the Sc arEa-izstrn e tbs
regiments referred -, request eli officers of 5tter con-
msuia, veo us7 rave tsmpora-iiF contested with TEEN
any CT The n1n c9Enss.o- G toEirers o. soldiers rsfrrsf
70, tJeXDedite tasir return - thei- proper regIEsliE.
&c The iHterss 8 Of tte srTcs Fsu 20 10 FaF be 20
much trom7-ed ls5y 1elesara cf uen 20 Their f0rler
re ziments.
TIE following order on h War D-era-1eu. a.
ia rassmen On ire Es-fs Of joining Ps lssn e1rrs
The GeneE ID pharsa WE euf0-es tail or5or g Tie
alsft eNtH gsinst sf pzrhs bsiang ns 90 any Of
tie sIa-nfssbastal ems Or fmeallts elbraesl viii in
he GztsoiT The following 5 the ordr rsfsnsi b
above
EICHHG<D AuEz-t IS b, I662
Ccnscri. e eaHrD b. assigned % Parl an Rargsrs Or
80 y5len-esg e7Tuasas unsfFrei into service Firc- ths
lhth ~ AsTL Eoa VII enroll ali psrso-s surires %
en-oiiment Wiihaul Z girl O. Their enlistment ia such
comp i Z By fha Pres1-nfa oder No person subj e.
tssfel c. W.. RANDOLPH.
Secretary q Wa.
~ Fr4sr % BIS. Gen lloyd TuGHMAg.
POWHATaN Ell JR,
Lap SIN -ud a. A. General.