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GREEETA

" Z, FETsa sen y Rev. y q. nf n. ". Paza.
vas hers Asr1 I'd lsfs, anil wa Killed iazss.,ly Al
tks bsttii ~ EslTssn H1 en- he LIT - JILL, -
On tse Stta q Jaas. fs5, b b.ce rliea so.shs ls-sa
oaer ct ksas uasss fzs-s-u tss sssgsI hrs trsvsd-
be shsold sever ssaia bsbEd I'd "a; u ssys al q
Ire terisie eopasts hsrrs R'okmoE6, in ths Iss q
whish Chat o. haven Ed1} As yi.ldsd - ts it's
sasrisss ,F0B he silsr sfhas,usty He zen with hs
fass to the f5s-his sasg ssprdia hs hsnss snd Liz
had pler,ss with absl Eisbcd- wa tskes to Rich.
mo1s anu th,r5 N srret.
THUS term,nsts5 tho esFthiy esisLeues q o youg
nan Of uatieris he'd m-rsl sts- actor. sad OF generous
aud noble impulses. Those aho kaew Lin besr testify
uha.h was II a pint 20 lu1e ard e.svaied Q do eng
aet unuo, tAy Of ref-ed te8demG7. Ee enjoyed il
the highest degree tie esean and cor61s1e= re
oasegs cs his legiuenq Gl't Mi,s-s iprHl sud ~es
geesiy he!ovs1ty his mossmssss al Of VII NJ sasak
o. b 9 high nsfa chsIEe er IN terms Of the Eiehsat
eommo7daton. we ere nfou1-d ira he ta5HealY
read bis bsleenqt oa,y on he s.bbaft5 cut $50 during
ths week, which proves iha be teos delight in tie
H-rd Of God and ibis is oeo q IRE b-,t evidences We
eoaid hsvs hsThsws 5 prepared for derh, Ga utbit
e,ms ~insssnsly upon him. re erFmsnd bis example
SKIS eompsn'oas in arms If thsy too world be red,
20 nast the Js6re Of quick aed dead May Tie grace
and spirite Of 9td sustsia hs allowed mother sister
ald bretsers. who deeply uOara bis untiaely sn5.
A TRRRp,
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mArrnns os rma nsxaa.

Another Guerriila Demonstration = Commerce
No, CApfiacd By Colonel Jefnss-C0l0Re
Fanlkaer Released on Parole at Columbus
More Plantations Laid TASTE.
The steamer Platte Valley, which arrived 81
the landing yesterday forenoon. brought inteli-
/ renee of another Demonstration Of Colonel
.Jefries, whose presence beck Of Caro- en- the
Missouri side has been known for some time
On Saturday last he entered COmnleree, No, at
the head Of a force estimated 81 from three q
ave hundred men, and AZ last accounts remained
in undisputed possession. AZ soon as his pres
ence was known, Colonel Psckham. command
ing at Cape Girar5eas, dispatched five OF SIX
companies 70 the town on the Platte Faley.
When within two miles of Commerce they were
landed. intending, doubtless, 10 march down
and take the place in the rear. 1t was sup
posed an engagement would occur in 9 short
time, although nothing had occurred of which
the Platte Valley could obtain any Information.
As she pEssed CommarcG, everything vas q1ies,
only sky or seventy of ths gUeriliss being
sssa, asd & psrED OF thsm ssaH6isg 81 the
kme st a Gag psls, f,sz which as Usissd Esessl
flag vas syiss ct half aaE, wish 5hs UAiop
down, and q Cssfsderass leg sHyvs i, Shortly
sfssF he PlaEe Valley srlvsd at Cairo, tke
gunboas CorasNgE IVES dspstshed 70 Com
msres, 20 zee WHIT va gOisg Oh. We lsa-D
taat ths msrcbsRs Of CsmWSsos only . short
time siaos received thSir fall stocks OF goods
e fset which dsobAsss indsOed Colorsl Jsffdes
10 pay tho place a visit. Ho has doubtless leA
before this.
Colonel Faulkner, whose capture a. Isisnd 10
has already been noSeed, wEs pefclsd At Co
lumbEs q day OF y SDcs, no. bsj1g allowed,
however,, TO lsavs tho town
The work of laying plsatssioas wase in Tie
vicinity Of the atiscEs on lho ConhsessM ssd
Dtckey has been ooGzenesd Ia Re ~Hsighhor-
hood Of Promisco Bsyoa sad Islsnd u, 4 MINI
bsr Of dwellings aad ousssus5s have bssh
destroyed, aRd the plSrtssons sacked, TIE
Platee Valley vas n0t disturbed EsyWheTe on
the fiva.-8s1Pkis ArgRs Oot 22d
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MAETEAEs-H4AW-ACTERN OK con-
G&Ess EkCOMPLETE.


G&Ess EkGOMPLETE.
We must correct our statement yesterdsg that
the legislation Of Congress on the subject Of
mATtiallaw vss complies, as We learn from The
Richmond E1aaiRer- Of the 10th such is not the
case It viii BE reconected that the Senate pass
cd resolutions, denying the constitutional origin
Of msrfisllaw defining II, IS far as it could be
permitted BY the Constitution, as an eLtraor-
dinsry gift of power, to be made by specialen-
actments, and insisting, tbss under no cncum
stances could such : lsw, intended fer the gov
erumeBt of the army. and Administered By Mill
taTy officers, BesppIied 70 citizens. These Teso-
buttons were sent to the House Enthusiastically
embodied there in a bin. The bill was psssed
by me House, but ewing 70 the pressure Of BUSH
ness 81 the close Of the session. ii Was not acted
upon BY the Senate, and 50 the whole subject
faH through Congress, with nothing more than
an expression of opinion recorded il the strong
est terms in each brsseh against mAriAllsv, Sc
proclaimed and practosd in portions Of the
Conederscy
Although there has been no sxsct legisaRon
On this subject. the sense Of Congress has been
50 AllA Aal eA4l24ktcaAE 4oCAAeA uPoA - ~
make tbe strongest appeal to hs policy Of the
Executive. There wss no discrepancy between
tbe resolutions Of the Senate and the bin sf the
House each passed the body where il OUgins-
led BY q large msiority Of votes both agreed
,hst marital law, in its proper sense, ca1ld not
Be- exercised uRder any warrant Of the CoRstitu-
lion, that Il could exist IN our system Of govern
meut only to the extent Of special e~nactmonts,
snd that even then il would Be limited TO the
Government and police Of The army, and could
Let, By any force of circumstances, be applied
to the civil relations Of society. 8 prOeisms-
lion Of sentiment, made in shis fun and explicit
manner, on the par. Of Congress, IS entitled 70
tae respect Of he executive branch OF the gov
sTaneut, sishougb by missivsnturs it had failed
% take the exact form Of law. Il At least en-
bodies in an u~nmistaksbls form the cpiniens Of
Congress; and when It is remembered thst these
have been taken fron he people, end
have already been sustained by abundant sTgu-
uents, We may hope tbst they viii not be en-
trely nnbeeded in the oheial action Of the gev-
eminent with respect to any further experimental
ESSAYS in marital law.
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Texas Eztel,igeno..

We have the Houston tri-weakly Esns Of ths
bah, from which we clip tn. following items;
Hs e1censney Governor Lubbock arrived in
town yesterday. We understand he viii visit
Virginia Point this evouing.
Our accounts from Galveston represent the
EeoeTals very quiet, We cannot learn that thsy
have yet left thsir vessels.
We understand through Er. Grain, late deBa-
t. postmaster Of Galveston, THAI an ARRANGEMENT
has basn made BY whick letters TO persons in
Galveston may reach their desIiRation by being
mailed at the poslofiee Of this city.
Three men protesting 10 be d~sserters from the
Yankee feet at Galveston, arrived as Virginia
2oiat On Thursday, By & yawl boat, or gig,
which they say they took Ct Pelican Spit while
on gueYd. They have been sent to the cisy to
the provost marshal for examination. Two Of
them are IrishmeR and enc q Scolchman. They
ssy they have received bnt FIVE dollars pay aincs
they have been ia the Yankee service. They
VIII probably bear watching.
H@eUsToE, October 13-Tbe Orange train
which arrived on Saturday night brought no
news wbatsver.
Ihere ase four sehooneTs lying tno niles be-
i" Sabine Pass. They seldom e on shore
lhey came ashore the other dag under a hAp of
truce, and offered to exchange 3 milihs c~olsnsl,
name not knoWn, whom they had captuGed in
Louisiana, Tor Captain Kittridge. They then
learned for tbs frst time that Captain Kittridge
Dad already been peroied.
Several rev cases Of yellow fever are reported
St Sabine Pass.
YELLOW FETER-AI doubt sbou. yellow
feVer IA this city has now been removed The
esse mat was first reported to be Of tlas disease is
nov recovering, bnt two poTs0us, q man and his
h1le' nsmed frater, died on Saturday night.
whose disease al pronounced to be yellow fever
We believe that both the man and bis wife
came ron BEAUMONT not long since, and thst
there WIS q case Of yellow fever there 10 the
same house IN which they lived. Il appears that
they had been sick here about a week, but had
not been attended by any physician. We have
1e2rd OF several ether cases, but our iuforms-
non IS not sufficiently authentic to enabis.us 10
speak definitely. There IS much alarm mani
listed by tae unscelimaied, but as it is now az
ntue season and The weather cod and bTseing.
there Is no reason to believe the disease viii
become epidsmic.
We are glad to leern from a gentleman rasid-
ing Ia Polk county dat The coraof that section
mas turned out much better than vas expeeted
and thatthe crop has indeed proved unusually
large.
We would suggest 10 our farmers IN different /
parts Of the State, the proPriety Of putting in
iasg S crops q wheat, o. 81 least, Of preparing
AID sowing vel nigh double tue usual number
o. acres. is not reasonable 10 expect another
failure, as II seldom happens that se have two
failures excessively. Il viii be q great BLESSING
- the country to nave an 8bundsns harvest as
other season, AID e. We must now depend on
ourselves clone, we raust suffer the consequences
OF any neglect 60 provide for the future.
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The CatshSulh arrived from bslow this morn
ing, from the expedition retslisdsg GA Ms neigh
horhosd where she was fred into bsler, oPPo-
fits Presidents Island, > few days ~. Z num-
her 81 houses, negro cottages ssd plantation
h~uil5iAgy gers burned. Is vas the Impression
Of those We saw on the boat that the old
"Dake' place, where Mr.. Appersoa, OF this
city, is lying SICK At his home, was spared.
AAasng She places Destroyed was Arm5trong's.
NJ. Armstrong was away. Mrs. Armstrong
and the furniture were conveyed, By the ladg's
request, over the river every attention was
shown to her that tis circumstances admitted
Of Three men were brought prisoners on he
CatshoUla; when the boat reached this city.
they were left by the guard and came ashore.
We learn nom a military officer who was present
that tho burning of Mrs. Armstrong; place was
not intended IL was done FROM aecideat or mis-
tass-NeaFphiS Baltetia. Oct ~.
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HEADQUAErvRnB EPspTWsT ~ -5zs
5tPPl SKA EAFTEGE CguTgIeVs
Jackson 4Es Jc-5s=r 81 4s2
comp ia1es WITH irs re Ions see-r-d ION -s
va Gs5efusci a Eie1go7t. - D. a-r----F
rs 49, sHuGos c2mnsz6 81 tHs Bererf--- 49,
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AsjE J. z SstdY. 4taaus zaose4 s-~r.
: sr 7osFesa - CEaf q e.sE ara EtIraar e=7--st
Of - ospsrmFrt, 81 whom al oE4s -s----..
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!. @. F~EaaHRFeFN
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49, t0s-urrf ~ n--r-r--+
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Pre1 he Louisville 5oEz1d I7E
Oar hopes are zst Tsa LEAD By lie laws fFeu
BSsu asd Bragg, Il sFPezs kat, il paasias
tafsugs or h%yaRd Gees Dressed, BsFs wa
aboui ssFsai<sa niss kAAad Of Bx4J " doebi
very much whstAS Bseil ezR cNssA BsssS a
al, nales5 tas Iahsr deliberately cheese W BE-
caught. We do Bot snppsse, though, shat the
Tebels can make tbs REQUESTS sEssd in fheiI
retfsst if they eBcucber themselves With castle,
hos., or suy considszsbls snousi Of bacon and
Hour. They Esy, YsEhRFs, &ake a sERd -
soSs s.ssngAoll IA TIE C9mbslAsd zoTntsios,
yet il dose not sesm hkoiy, Considering thsg
numbers, !hat thay eonld sGbsils tbsFa foT any
length Of tine. Ws izisk tse present Brsba-
bidgF Is, shat tKsg viii sstsnpf 70 gss aeross the
Csnbsrlsud EvsT iBto TsaHessee, this siresn
bei5g now 40 low that it msy, NJ doubt, bs
fordsd st many points. u, however, Baelt
pasnes en- With fszy sFee5, BagE mty fell ID
the sitefsRs 20 put she river bssB eea them, AID,
81 aRy rate. lhs sebsl ss4ersl, EVENT. he suecsed
il stesBiss ria Ms bugc scny froa Kpntasky,
VII, ~ Els light lose prestige with hrs sectioa
ard with bis own foll0wees.
We cru hardly expect amp Intelligence Of
iEtero-t from the beliEersnte, OF She com seet5rs
Ia matching, for some days. nBfRgg gsts safe
isa Tennessee &tsr tbs lss terTibls sseiiaeisa
Of ksatueky, We s2nH9t eysa co&j4eiars shat
lbs programme Of ac6sn en- eitseF side viii be
t6elesfter. Bragg may 20 iEso YrEiais to j6in
Loe, or be msy eeseShsA himself at Casts
mega, sHd other psints il East TssRossss, or he
nay strike for the capture ST NashviBs AID
Seak 10 get back ieto Ksatueby By nearly the
sams route he ~ressRtly Ksyeled
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Fror the LSndsn Index, October 81
Ssns weeks age Va had occasion 70 refer to a
fund for the relief Of TIE Wsuaded prisoseFs sill
IA the hssds of the FsdsFal sushsrtse, rsissd
aid mssRgsd 81 10 SsEtheA GLIB a. Liver.
pool. The undertaking has bssa crovked via
marked sBceess. Fem a csss~RESsvslr szan
beEinEins, The sEzeEEs csiIsStsd and t~rsasnnis-
tsd by shs eiub, exclusively Is conRieuneas q
psHi9ie SoushsrDeIs fssidgui in EsEsss, hsve
increased 10 lnfseiy upwArt Of G3.600.
The agency oEgeniGe5 for supElyingtbe wants
Of these poor fellows, many Of thsm huzsurei
in luxury, or, At least, sf1uenee, ard uow dssa-
tute # even the conuosest Becssaariss Of li.s,
OF even TIE mesEs e ekasgisg sss aleessd sh;n
that has stifsBsd sz tasif HssRds, il sseau-
plishsd jS work IN > nsnasf ssysad TIE Rspt
s~esguiRe expectations. We srs aei Snshonssd
to divLEs mors IN this respect thsn thss weaan
is here, IS il evsty work OF charity or seifdayo.
ti,n, he untiTing ministering angel. Ia answer
10 various iHqniriss or tAis sQblscf, We take
pleasure in ssssEg that We have &s moss aepis
evidence bsforo cur syce, act only the complies
efficacy of the relisf, BIZ; OF tie admirnbls and
jadicious maohinsry fer its manassmsnt.
Oar Southern kiends will sppSscisS sns mo-
tive which restraints as froz pHblshiag psrtisa-
lars. These who desire isfst@afon on tks sub-
jest shsuld address tha ehEiEnAs Of the ssuthsrH
Club, No. so Tousr Buildings VEST, Liverpool.
In answer to several inquiries, We take pleasure
ia stsing chat tbs treasurer of tAs fund for ihe
rslisf Of CosfedSate pnssesrs is J, IL. Ash
BRIDE, ESQ, OF ths Arm Of J.H Ashbddge &,
Co of NV Oflssrs and Liyrpsol.
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Attend 81 Holly Springs encloses Us the fox
lowing copy Of an autograph le,ter from Gen.
eral RosEoRAsz to General YAK DoBs. on the
return Of our burial party from Counth a few
Ss since
HEADQUARTERS EME OF rHs MfssfsstPPI. 4
CORISrH, October 8. ls52. )
General Rosecrsrz presents his compliment
s. MAJOR General Van Dom, commanding off.
ser Of tie Confederate forces, who sends the flag
81 truce and states that ample provision has
been made for the burial Of tie dead. and s
soldiers tribute viii be paid them, especially
1kose VINO tsI blaYely, as msny OF Maury's d.
division did.
lsgnedJ w S R~osECRAKZ,
MejorGen Cong.
81. n KENNEL. A. G.
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Affairs AT NAsHwfLLa-A courier esriyed
IN this city from Nashville last evening, having
lett inst city on Taesdsy last. Ga ths route t.
TINS cityhs encountered numerous rebel bands,
the officers Of which gave him no little trouble.
In the vicinity IF Tyr5e Springs tie courier
passed two hundred p~ar0led and d-seha7ged
Federal troops. and Is the rebel guerTillas were
ie-ci0se pursuit he is Of opinion inst the outira
tive hun6Ted have bsen captured.
John G. Bseekinridgo's comm md, which dope
not consist Of meFe than three thousand men. Is
agproacEiag Kentucky from tie direction Of
Rockville, gitatbs hopeo uniting with Bragg s
aTuy.-Lpgisvaie Journal, I'm.
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Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with Isle papers, viii confer q favor BY lesving
them ct The counting room Of the AFPEAI. O6esr
or st the editors room, over Gro LAKES store,
next door north Of tie Collins Heuss. In these
DAYS Of uncertain mails iron the South and 8
blockade on the North, ouI facilities 70 tusnish
the lssast news from al quarters can be greaay
increased hy 8 little attention on the part OF car
friends, for which we shsl ever remaia gnatetuL
Parties from shove viii confer an especial favor
by furnishing Us sny Northern pspon ia their
possession.
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EANAWAY.

= rPIFHaEE f9h, q NEGBO a1F .s-l es-
Cs1'a - . S9ous ageriyore 5s3a cd I'VE dssl
marks On his hses toes htsas-e5 49, tr w.e-b.
Ell 6soWa eeih eost, sb.1ek cloth uh7a-y eE7 "a
z ~ pens- 8 took WITH hln, sous a-nar sa6r.
10 wzs formerly ownsd - d. Eosssr Of rsr7esf
ssNAg AsasQPA s1G went away VIA BOY ranet
hsrre-A rWasa bg aferFo Hca O. I'd scfE
I VII Fay 8 rsWNd Of S5 8 de veses TO- rs To
Jae<'on Ct S@n tossed e any jail, with such iuror-.
nation ss thasT can ges hia.
JOHN ROBINSON.
rA Taar4rn
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Colonel end PfoTgst Narsbal

General saERwAN, On tho 21st inst, mott.
fed he provost marshal thas he might sus-
pend the execution Of the sentences of ex-
pulsion until the friends Of the families,
whose names were ascgsaiBed BY LOT can sseeT-
tain whether such attacks she river warfare
ee r~ocegnizsd BY the Confederate generals in
eommand" The marshal allows g suspension
Of fifteen days and says that "f a. the e1-
piEadoR Of that ame tho practice Of firing upon
unarmed boats is not disavowed and discou-
tiHued BY the sfHciat acts Of Generals PESBsR-
ToS and HOLMES, commanding on tie ssss and
west sides Of the Mississippi river, hsn the
order viii take efsc. and be strictly enforced
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TIE Memphis Buisssa, Of the 22d, announces
that General SHERMAN has postponed he axe
cution Of lis outrageous Esalistory policy Of
sending cut ten d~sfenselsss families from the
city for evsry bost 4-ei Bpon on the river Tbs
fact is heTalded By the Blieia IS an set Of
gracious mercy, aud il Is loud il IL praises Of
the Federal masbaT, Who, we are informed, his
more 30 do with Tie editorial columns Of Ast
journal than to merely dbtsts hs tone Of its
leading articles. Forty families had bean ss
lscted from among those who had relatives in
the CoHfedorste serFice-ten for each Of the ct
taeks upon the Continental, Dickey, Catalonia
and Gladiator steamers-snd upon sach the fol-
lowing notice ives served:
OFFICE OF TIA PROVssT MARSHAL
hEaPErsi Tennessee, October l5h, 1852
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C0SEIsCETED-In tie ease Of Mrs. Allen
and Ms Jones. charged with smuggling across
tie lines hom Memphis, General sheluAn or
derod that the property tskeu from theHl except
their personal effects, be confscsted, and they
were permitted TO 60 to Their homes ResE Ger
msntown.
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saPYAM PIsKrEa

q smOE Fhs rs RsEndrd .s--s at.r-s a Coz.
A1sA9 - 8tsrdsF, - 4t iaEREs z-d -as save
- nsaa ~ rboFs haTrs-ai a7EsE m re- 10
rMff mn cl the n5-1- Re zaszd Las be W. Es-
s2'1 80 ~ c71FsHy 10 Arzzssza ses a-- Z
naEs Fot aErd Or d Soy ut-ursI-r sts5 WI
lsad 10 the see5TT- O. ~ --rss III he ~ssrrfv
c1Yed ~ j. r. CEMMT-e
Lsp-s1 sd irrrrg a. eFr--E
rsU ~ 9srsrsI a. n Many
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DTENaETwEnE

Atk nh - o91iTsd sd the a.o-k o. eo15s -7z
OSa he-1.sz Eaq. on Sc si ars-r
- Was 4h - csaz1sss SIC Basznz al -.
eASsa huas@a q - nzas - W-EsE Eirs A. -
SO cEesd TA - iealdsasl si rt= sFsrHe 81.
~ orA Hs rseamsead ST. IL Ctar-rcr b. t4
sa'rsusss o. cur fcrauss.
NILS, p 81 q co.
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RlEAwaT

EPROA he rub =~bsr, NEGzO Boy usms5 Hfe-
htcO& SD boy da1lss-, IL about oeuv o1s
cr twenty tFo Ysz-seoia sa.ut i've Pet $500
hieh q adGk esppsr solsr. and Be- a1icS SPOKEN. -
nae o., a. eel - rscoilscrd a.bl.cE seucssd has u q
Aaerg ca - $50 O. ersE me- r-ol=ctsf. IVA
az . fewua Of e7fff delivered Co ma q FseFso1 CT
s@n eog-d IN any iA, with Luon .nfor- ai1n Is taa.
4 cena Fst hlm
er7y " 2 by ~ Ire nals si sam, 5t5a~rz 10
}oun RDbinfOal % 5aekzon.
gEO8G1 HIIF.
0 aae<-~n Dr.
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by the guerrLllss, acting In concert with the so
called Confederate srny, Of which prominent
members Of your family are 9 part. These
wanton hcts, having a tendency to restrict con-
merce and lessen the supplies st Memphis, il is
bet the exercise IF ordiBagy prudence 70 lessen
ths necessity f0T those supplies by decreasing
TIE population Of tbs city.
You sre therefore ordered, ia obedience to
special order Ne. 254, to qU.. tbe city Of Mem
pas, with y0ur iHm8diate family, wiIaiD ibree
csys from the date Of this notice, and remove 10
q point not leas than t~HeEJ-ivs miles from said
city. You viii be permitted 20 AXE with you
your household furniture and servants.
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C%osDlTIoS OF OUR ARMY-An observing
and i~nteligent gentleman who came direct from
the army informs the RichmoBd Dispatch that
II is now, without a doubt IA better condition as
far as comfort is concerned than it has been for
q year The man sre generally comfortably
clothed, and receive for retiOns bacon, beef and
aour, the last named article being purchased Al
eight dollars per barrel They are sadly in
want Of blankets, however, and suffer a great
deal from tha cold nights.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

- We observe that he Memphis Bnlleta
continues its articles in favor OF abogus election
IN Tennessee, to choose delegates TO he Lincoln
Congress. The programme urged is not changed
from that noticed by Us Wednesday, evening,
and there are indications that under the ustrpa-
tons Of Andy johnson, enfsreed BY the Fedeal
bayoneis in portions Of bIddls Tsnnesses, and
The whole Of the Western district, the attempt
20 place The State in q false position VII be- made
as auggesied No argumeut is utls1ed in favor
ct ibis schsne-only On appeal to cupiify IN
tae way Of saying The negro interest Of Lincoln's
proclamation TIE AFgus has nothing to sag
on TIE subject. Is publishes a Communication.
however euiogistic Of the tfgitor B T.. C Books,
as g suitable candidate fer the 10Th district. De
VIII make q e. representative Of the few traitors
in the district and any act Of his inthe Federal
Eos viii be utterly rePudiated by a sweep
ing M jgiiy OF the legal votes Of the district, as
soon IS fhey are permitted to vote uncontrolled
~ q despots military power.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

~ John vs.. Winner, q prisoner st Alton,
uas g day OF we sgo offered the Hmu Of hat
CITY, bat deeiined IT, sayiag thst be would rather
stay Inside the walls in duTanoe vile, than to be
coope5 up in .hs city OF Alton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

~ Governor Buckingham, Of C~onnecaout'
Las ordered q dra8 for eight hundred msre men
50 FL up the regiments now organized ia the
Ss.e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

~ 8 Washington correspondent Of the St
Louis RsPaJHoan estimates General Lees force
in North Virginia a. enc HUNDRED thousand men
Of al arms, the main PoTa0n Of he zrEy beng
enesmPed on he right bank Of ne RapPshan-
~-rh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-24

~ The Cincinnati Co,ameraiA Of tie I55b
inst. four days si.er The lats elections At the
North very gravely ssys: Il Is very doubtful
whether ae proclamation Of emancipation is
endorsed by the body Of the people" The YER
DICT OF ths people On the I4th, ought to have re-
moved 81 doubts Oh this point Il e~ertainly was
enpbaHe. and contrary 10 The Commercials eE-
pectsdons and lsbors. That journal, however,
IS Ike the fellow wto, upon being kicked and
sp upon, vowed hs would resent the aet #
hs th0ughsit was iu tended IS an insult"