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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

BEANcHING OUE.-Messers Wolff l.
Kroepsch, who have quietly and unos-
tentaciously been carrying on a saddlery
and harness establishment in an old di-
lapidated frame building on Main street
where they have. bnilt up most excel
lent reputation for fidelity and honesty
in the quality of their work, have moved
+" one peg higher. They have rented
the large room on the corner of Main and
Second streets, formerly occupied by
Fred. Kron. They have fitted up the
room in excellent style, and having in
creased facilities in this new location, of
course they can do an increased amount
Of work, and invite their Old friends and
many whose acquaintance they desire to
make, to call and examine their stock
and prices. =
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

s BuCKwHEAT FLoUR-J. P. Elliott, at
his grocery on Main street, has received
the first buckwheat flour of the season, a
prime article and Just the thing for
q" cakes" Call and get some.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
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OFEICIAL.

r. EVANSVILLE, November Il, 1862.
A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
4 g-oost Office at Evansville, Indiana, Noyem
Der Is, 10 Persons calling for these letters will
please say ''Adyertised,' and give date Of list.
Advertising fee, one cent. .-sH
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

Towx BALIe-There will be a, high
old game of town ball this afternoon.
Let every member be on the ground 80
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

But, after all is said, we are glad to
know that the General has not refused
the commission. We trust he will not.
The country, which has been so cursed
with incompetent officers, cannot afford
to dispense with his services. If the
& President at the dictation of Gen. Nc
Clellan, has done Gen. Morris the in
justice charged by the journal, we feel
sure he will rectify it at once, and give
that officer a command worthy his expe-
rience and skill
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

Mail train leaves at 9:l0 A. NJ; ar
rives at 7:54 P. NJ Accommodation
train leaves at .6:20 L. N. arrives at
4.05 p NJ -
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

: i. AND C. RAILROAD = CHANGE OF
TINE.-On- and after Mondaytrains on
the Evansville and Charlottesville Rail-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
N III w FLA 0.

rTlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
Il Of Mr.. A. Z. Pushce his entire stock in trade,
respectfully inform their friends and the citizens Of
Evansville and its vicinity that they have on hand
full and complete assortment of Foreign & Do
nestle Fancy Goods, Toys, Notions, &C, &C. Also
Pianos, Melodeons, Victims and sheet Music, all Of
VIII CHI they will sell at the lowest rates.
Store at Pushee's old stand, No. Main Street
novl5ly WARREN & CONJUNCTION.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

EW If Adam Lichteberger of the firm
of Lchteberger & Co, Of Mt Vernon,
will call az Elhott's Family Grocery, he
can get his pocket book.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
A Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER AND DECREE
ID of the Common Pleas Court of Spencer County,
Indiana, at it's October term, SCI, l will sell st
public auction, at the Court House door, III the
city of Evansville, on Saturday December 9th,
Iso2, between the usual hours TO the highest and
best bidder, for sum not less than 2hds the APP
praised value thereof, the following real estate in
Vanderburgh County, In lana, to-wit: Lot No.
Il in Block No. I5s, in that part of the city of
Eyansvillr, known as Lamasco city (which was APP
praised at 1888 33-lytl on the following terms as
to payment, credit of 6, II or Is months from
day of sale, by purchaser giving notes with APP
proved security, without relief from arpraisenent
laws, and with interest from date.
Eff. SNYDER,
novl5 Admir- CT Scott Balsly, deceased. .
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
roy Seeessionists from Kentucky

E@- Seeessionists from Kentucky yes
terday put report in circulation in the
city to the effect that Col Foster had
been killed at Madisonvilles. AFhe report
was without the slightest foundation in
truth. .....s-rn yia
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

Bg Dobell has Vanity Fair for this
week 1t is unusually rich in illustra-
tons. &
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New FIRM.-Our old friend George
Warren having made music for over one
and half years for the boys while they
whipped the rebels, has returned, and
proposes contributing largely to. the i'm
provement of the musical taste of this
community. 1t will be seen by reference
to an advertisement that he and Mr.
Conyngton have purchased the toy and
musical establishment of Mr. Pushee, on
Main street ard will devote their atten-
ton hereafter to furnishing amusement
for the young in the shape of toys, and
entertainment for the more advanced in.
years by keeping an excellent stock Of
choice musical Instruments and sheet
music always on hand. We predict for
the new firm hosts of friends and ex-
tensive patronage. ss2'5
REBELLION REcoRD.- see that sew
eral publications embodying the materi-
ais for a history of the rebellion IN a
systematized form, have receAtly sprung
up, and no doubt they are entitled to
confidence and patronage, but the Re-
bellion Record" edited by Frank Moore,
and published by Putnam, of New York,
is SO complete and accurate, so well got
up and superbly illustrated, that it may
justly claim the first place in merit, as in
time,.over all publications relating to the
war. 1t was the first to take the field
; and it has kept far ahead of all rivalry.
90
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

NATIONAL LIcENsEs7All applications
for licenses must be filed on or before
Friday, Nov. 18th, 1852. 40 --''' 20
r. S. HoRNBRooK, Assessor.
Office, corner First and Main streets
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
nsg- The [ndianopolis journal devotes

bas- The indianapolis Journal devotes
nearly column of explanation and de-
nunciation to a paragraph that appeared
in this paper relative to the reported re-
fusal of Gen Thos a. Morris to accept
the commission of Major-General ten
'T dered him by the President The an
nouncement that Gen, Morris had de-
clined the commission was made at
indianapolis by an authority that has
-. - hitherto beenzregarled as semi-ofhcial.
= ~ We, as nearly everybody else, accepted
the statement as correct We do not see
how it could have originated withouta any
foundation Either Gen. Morris him
GOO self or some of his friends must have
said something to justify the report. In
s4 applying the following sentence to us,
the Journal is not only impertinent,"
but nsolent: .talsf-as
at is impairment to eensure deter
minaton till its existence is known, and
it is unjust to lold Gen. Morris RESPONSE
bic for the fuss that others have made,
whatever his determination may be-"
We did not censure any determination
r of.Gcn Morris 0 We did not hold him
responsible for any fuss that others have
made. We charged the "child's play"
upon I" his friends, assuming our pro-
portionate part, but stating that, had We
been in position to do so, we would
have learned the Generals wish before
-e7 proceeding any length in the matter.
...I But the Journal says still further in
e. this connection: E4aI- AS as.s
...... .. "If some of his friends Joined in the
demand in ignorance of its nature, and
are now offended at his refusal to accept
49,. what he did not ask, and was not asked
for him, they must charge their disgust
to their own inconsderate zeal and not
his disposition to coquet with his COM
mission. The appointment rendered him
does not do him justice. 1t does not
e = give what his friends asked Itis not a
81 response to their petition, nor a repara-
ton of the injustice done him" Is
.tu- The true friends Of Gen. Morris insisted
on the President 'giyiug him anTimPort-
ant command in the field, with Major
Generals commission, because the coun-
try needed his services So far as we
- ARE concerned, we know nothing of the
demand made by the friends of the Gene
raj, save as it was made manifest through
the columns of the Journal If we were
ignorant of the nature of the demand, it
is only because we followed an ignorant
and blind leader We free to con-
fess, however, that, if we were "igno-
rant" in this particular, it is not the
first time we have been led astray by
placing confidence in the opinions and
statements of the indianapolis Journal.
M We will try and let it be the last Tie
- date of Gen. Morris commission seems
TO US to be an afterthought with the
journal, however it may be with the
General ..s-.-.t 80 se- ea
But, after all is said, we are glad to
know that the General has not refused
the commission We trust he will not
The country which has been so cursed
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
{ ADDLERY.
REMOVAL.

II HE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE RE-
4 moved their SadGlery establishment to fhe
Corner Of Main and Second Street. in the room &C.
copied by Fred. Krone, deceased.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20
GRENADA, MISS.
THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 20.
RUHORED FRDERAL movEmKNT,

Persons who left Memphis On Tuesday last re
peat the intelligence that the Federal forces in
that city are being largely reinforced. On Sun
day and Monday several steamers arrived each
day, with fresh troops. The rumors among the
Federals are that General SHERMAN has been
ordered to take the feld that be viii lead 8
column of thirty to fifty thousand, and that
General PREETIss will remain in the city as
c-omnander of the post. While the strength Of
the column it is proposed to move under SHER
MAN is nc doubt exaggerated, we have evidence
that the movement viii be formidable one, for
which Mississippi should be prepared. "A word
70 TIE wise" etc.
To inhict the official presence Of PRENTIss
upon the city is sn ~indignity that viii only be
tolerated because he is supported by the bayO-
nets Of bis tools, to such an extent that sny
show Of resistance would be unsvHiling. HIS
coarse and brutal conduct, commencing with
his capture at Shiloh and ending with his ex-
change, is known to aI-And in Helpbis par
t~culsrly was it observed By thousands. Il is
rally humilisting to think 8 civilized and christ
ian city should be consigned to the rule Of such
hands.
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The UNION DISCRIMINATION IN
MRNTPHHS.

The UNION DIFFERENTIATION HI
MEMPHIS.
We have been favored by Mr.. Appler, of the
army, and who was present, with the following
graphic description of the late Union demon
s~tration in Memphis
MEMPHIS, November 70, 1862.
EDITORS APPEAL: I have lxbored mentally
and phyfically in order to obtain sn exact esti-
mate Of the grand Union demonstration which
degraded the streets Of Memphis on Monday,
November 10Th, 1862 Shortly after making
/ their debut, took a lean on one of Mayor Parks
lamp-posts, there to view in scorn and contempt
the huge proportions, the immense magnitude
and the gigantic strides of the most diabolical
scenes that treason, treschery, madness and
money could possibly trump up in this Yankee
polluted city.
We think our eyes are about as good as COM
mon, and as VIC were assisted by pencil and pa
psr, as we'll as by = half dozen straish.-haired
{" Secesh," our estimate is certainly correct.
After a careful and unbiased counting AID re-
counting Of the various divisions, bri AIDES, regi-
ments, companies, squads and /" scare ups." of
the whole grand Datch panorama, of crook
shsnked~, hump-backed, dirsy-fsced. lousy-kead-
ed, God forsaken, weaEelsyed, lsgor-beered, Itch
infected, lasy-looking, low dung, sycophantic
lick-spittles, we are constrained, without euivo
cation or prevaricstion. to sun the grand total
as follows:
Iliterate Western Dutch, 257i gamblers and
thieves, 40; thick-lipped, fat footed, TEACHER
oaS Irish, III respectable citizens, rich and
poor, 81 citizens not much known, So; North
ern skunks in business here, % would-be cod
fish aristoeraey, ,; young ladies', American cit
liens, a young ladies', Dutch and Irish, z;
Dutch and Irish juveniles, aged from 8 to ID
years, %; skesred-up, spindle shanksd Dutch
boys, "a; abolition musicians, 81 heterogeni-
Gus collection on horseback. ~ immense car
rage, hack, buggy and milk wagon trains, men
and women, %; Drs. Gregg, Llski sind Ogder,
marshals, S; other marshals of the day, 7 sum
total in procession, 702.
Much has been done, and much has been re-
corded in the memories of many lookers-oR,
daring the procession, snd l hope time Hor cir
cumstsnce may never erace the Impressions.
Mr.. J. B. Tom-Tom- Tommy, has at last been
delivered Of a monstrous weight of intellect, to
the edifcstion Of many Ysnks and tn Fir sweet
companion comrade "eontrabands." Major
Sharp, General Sherman, and Colonel Stewart,
of the 65eh Illinois, ell made speeches. Colonel
Stewart said if the soldiers were afraid of losing
their wives, that they could get another just ss
good as potheri If they could not do that, they
could take somebody else's wife, and if they
could not do that, just cal on General Sherman
& Co, aud he would give. them cOntraband
wives. just before The procession, was seen
marching, and moving slowly along, a dark,
sslemnlOokisg vehicle. which proved to be g
hearse, very ominous of death. Tbs Bulletin
numbers the procession a. three thousand.
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~. a,noRmAN,a aPKROH.

AS a specimen Of true eloquence, snd IS an
indication Of the ideas thst predominant IN the
conservative minds Of the ECEh. We give placs
ibis evening 30 the speech Of Mr.. o'GoRMoE,
delivered IN Albany, New York. This gentle
man seems to have fallen ia with the grossly
erroneous idsa, - prevalent at chs North, chat
the Union esq be restored and preserved BY the
force of arms, and We suppose nothing but dire ex-
per.ence WI ever disabuse aese deluded people
of lhis false hypothesis. The oay alternative
to the independence OF the South is subiugntieY
The restoration Of the Union az il was is q
dream Of the past. To be forced back into family
relationship with sbOlitiOnism and New Euglani
Puritanism il something to which TIA South
never can and nevr wiz submit. Stripped Of
such ideas As these, Mr.. O'GoRMoN's speech
viii be read with beth pleasure and interest
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The Rnernr a menterrr.

The Stauntou Spectator of Tuesday says it is
reported here upon tae authority OF the msil
carrier that the enemy to the number of i've
thousand Cavalry, infantry and artillery are
row in Monterey. On Saturday they surround
ed the house of Mr.. RexToad, the sheriff of High
land county, at Hightown, seven miles west Of
Monterey, with the view Of capturing him, but
he was at the stable at the tins, and made his
escape by taking to toe bushes, and succeeded
in getting to Monterey, where he appTised the
citizens Of the approach Of the enemy. 1t is
probable that the nuzber is exaggerated. Il
may be their objsct to capture cattle ia that sec
ton, and, if so, we presume the force is not 50
large sS reported-LyHehbarg Republican No
renh.r u
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ARKANSAS U0EnEsFONOENCK.

AAAALE num- AKA NOV. ~, 1903
EDITORS APPEAL The Hon. Robert W.
Johnson has been reelected to tbs Congress of
the Confederate States after a spirited opposition
in the prison of ths Zion. A. H. Garland, the
vote being forty-six to forty-two, aud the House
being unable to elect on Saturday after several
ballots.
Mr.. Johnson has held the position of Senator
for sixteen years, and upon this fact was based
the strong opposition. Mr.. Garland is a young
man, seemingly not more than thirty, bus show-
ing evident signs of q matured judgment. I
could but admire the result, if bu. only upon the
principle thai we should send our old men 70
Congress and our young +" to war;
Upon the address to the members of the gen
eral assembly, by the candidates, which took
place last Friday evening, much useless Tecrim-
ination was INDUCED in, which ended, IS usual.
IN smoke General Yell Withdrew on Saturday
from the election.
The people of this State, as do those of all
others, feel great indignation at the course of the
President, in withholding from General Price
the just reward of his many services. Our be-
loved President Is repors ed to have said that q
certsin official over here had acted As he, in his
position, would not hays dared. How, then, does
he dare to withhold FROM the people his action
upon their first wishes. Does he wish a memo
rial, signed by every man, woman and child in
the Southern Confederscyi If so, ne she'll
have it with the exception of a few old fogies)
Our only wish is that God may spare the brsvs
old general until we, the people, can show our
heartfelt appreciation and gratitude.
The ladies Of this place ere ever first in minis
tering to the necessities of the privs9e soldier.
Though brass buttons are still at a premium,
they are not quite as high in this trans-A gississip-
pi department. as elsewhere in fact, I notice a
smaller surplus Of " lOahng gentleman p if I
may SO cal them, thar, at other places.
TIE Ladies Aid Society are busily engaged
making comforts for the brave boys. God
bless EN-.
Reading in your paper of the comfort cloak,
it reminds me to suggest the making of patch
quilts of any and sl remnants of cloth. They
used to be made for fancy, but now that cloth to
make them is not to be had-calico being two
and three dollars per yard-they can be made as
\ necessity, and very necessary they are.
Blankets are almost " non comatibus."
1T is rumOred in military circles " that there
is a lul. What it does portend. time must re-
vesL
When have another id a I will write. Re
CARDS to Hubs and company, or Asa HArtz and
his Maynard. I should ssy. ORLEANS.
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ACCIDENT on THE TAP ROAD -HnUsToE,
Nov. 7.-As tbs train % the Houston, Tap and
Brs17ris railroad wss going cut this rloTniog,
about quarter past eleven o'clock about three
miles from town, just this side OF Brays bayou
bridge, the passengsr car. the hindnoIt Of tho
train. got CT the track. Il was dfsgted thus
for about one hundred yards, when TAD connec-
ton broke, and It carcened over into the ditch.
The car was crowded with pssseT gers, many Of
them ladies'. Quite q number Of persjns were
hurt. but none seriously that we could hear Of.
except c. B Sabin, f a.. ct this city, who had
an arm broken. A few Of the passengers re-
turned to this city; most OF them went on. II
IS a wOudsr how so many escaped serious
wounds, not TO speak Of q worse fare.
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CITATION EOTIJF,
TH8 A OF MISSISSIPPI.

Yalsbusla County.
Setb9n A Shnsos William ". Stlnscu. And-r-
4 son Sirs7n. John Sinfoo, and Rob,rs atinson. 3
miro' Anderson Il iewIencs John LsHrsDos,
minorr John " @. 3mlth, Wary B. Dt0gsss and
David Douglas her husband @arths : G. sen ard
Groegs GEesn her husband h. S HcDonaid, K. a
SIN n 2. l. Smith, l. A Smith, bancy J. 2. Gays ard
Isaac Hays her husband
You are cited TO y pear before TIE Probate furt u
asld county on IL drst A1ndEy OF January next st3
20 answer The psu-inR Of J,hn Z. smith, am ni sra
tor o. the es-afs Of Ba. smith. dscssssd. AM
Others dstri5atess Of rad decd n, for sac Of he
negro slaves bslorgtt : ~ tbs estate II ssid dsee-su-.
for distribul on AID 90 s,Ow cane, IL sng you can
1hy the Irayer OF ss d peuF0n shcu d not be granted
no QfT5f II WARn. rIefk
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BLANKETS WANTED.

OFFICE CUIEF QrAsTERMASTER.
DEFsRrEENr Mississippi ASD Est LOUISIANA
JRCESON AhE November O. 1862
TIRE winter "a upon u sud our soldiers are EuEsrfuE
Il FOR BLANKETS. II 800 who fsmsin g. lone
viii exert thsmtelVas sach 20 furnish FIR sls 20 tha
E-vsrrmcnt = BLANKsT, C0NFCET CT QCUT tAis ssrf-
COS wsut vii be EugyArd NUM co-t each one bzs
lftls o b.s-the fovernufpt will pay the expense,
ard every solder IN he De q viii be made comfortable.
Qua ternsstsrs thrCuEd0ut his Department are al
tbor Esd 30 on ehsse any Of The above arac'ss presented
to them Ct fsir prices and 10 districts remote. bel is to
b. hoped la neiEbb rhooCE vii interest themselves
10 ~ pointing suilsble agents o. collect these Much
needed sric -, Who VII take hem % the nearest
@ tsrtermsstsr. when fksiT reasonable expenses ard
Q anssortst1u vii 81 psid
Q-uartcrmUtsra " M make retu-rF On this flee. rom
week 20 We K of tbsE umb-r received
Ey O der Of iisu s1sut General PEEBsRT0S.
l. MINIS. Asi ~ zad Chief Q rar ermasrsr.
reIt 2w Dent Blrissi. pi su7 Ers- Lousisua.
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EXCHlNGE N0TIrE 70 3
BICHEOND.
aOTrWBru nF 1850

hICHEOND,
EOFEBBER lI, 1852
ALLC nfcdcrste oficers sud Ken VITO rave breu
: 9 captured AID pzrlled in Vrxuia o. Mavlsrd- 81
Of Nsyfmber 1852, bavs been .dig sr1haneeF. s1d Sc
hereby 60 declared.
II All Confedefaso chc-rF . q nen who have been
csiYsrrd a. A k-na nrtHF, on Jam srfvrr. y anv
i4us prfstous 20 TIE 1lth Of F0vsmbe-. Isss brVs
zen 90 , ezthang-d, m are tersby go decIrred.
Hi. Asto tederstr ohesrs AKA Hen VIE have been
OF hoVt moer, tet2, sid including ssId dsss, have ben
GUY exchanged and are hcrt-y So dc srsd.
ROBERT QUIZ.
nFETht AGENT 81 E-.E--
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n We feel that an apology is due our read
ers for the frequent stale and embarrassing
dispatches We lay before them. We have spared
neither labor or expense to make this depart
ment Of our paper complies, but il sesms as if
We were doomed to be continually disappointed.
For instance-this evening We give q synopsis
Of Northern news, the full details Of which have
already been published in our columns also,
the opinions Of the Richmond journals as to lhe
fitness Of the new S eretary Of Wa for his posi-
ton. On the latter point the people viii make
up their minds after he has been tried. Journal
istie opinions are not what the public wa,t
Give US as fun details Of important occurring
evsnts Is possible, Messrs. Reporters, and our
Tsa isrs as well as ourselves, will The more highly
esteem your isbors.
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GENFRAL ORDER 10. h.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or MTssIg-
SIPPI \ EAsT LOUISIANA.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or MTssIg-O
SIPPI \ EAST LOUISIANA,
JACKSON, hiru. November Al. 1872
TO prevent aHJ uisc1ucepicn 10 apply nE FOR
. citShafEs from tae ferviee en- pes cf bsit e phv-
sc=u IN sctaAl pracuce Tor fEe year.. the f~louf6Ei Is
pu2isheifo Tor ns Information u al vLon g may con
eora, via
Tat tbe efnleriFt tcs Afey 1ssod BY Congress.
and in relation 20 the exemption q Dhys oisus Who
have been IL urt1ai pfsciice Of o. cir profess on fer i've
yeerE, Is prospective in It's operation sld B. not apDl-
esbls to E0ldisrs nov "a she So wee BY voluntary en-
liItmsnt.
cor Elsssc, member o. reg ueufs ECW serving 10 Vfr-
gaia and whs sre now in ttis Ders fmsut. in ths
Amy o. Vest Teun-Esee, OF IN AIRY ~ the rilft-ry
Districts will return immediately 20 virginia and I1la
their resi- eciive comman1E. Cur srmkstsrs VII hr-
ni8b the becesHEry incorporation
BY order Of L-a.ensnz GslrrI PEHREFTnN.
X 81. MEMMINlER.
rCl31- A a nzrarEf-
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October 25-We have had one of the most
raseslly attacks from the Yankees, upon this
place, you have heard Of being made by any
civilized people. A vessel came up yesterday
morning in disguise-showed no colors even
after / had raised MAE tried to make believe
it was a vessel running the blockade. The citi-
gems came down TO meet their friends, as they
supposed. The vessel seemed to be making her
way up against head winds but as soon as she
got ia position, about seven O'Clock a. NJ,
opened Ere upon the town with shot and she'll,
among the women and children Nobody killed,