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Ceuhe,iou Of Ooussaera,s rasss-

Tbs is ths time Ter gsihsriuE lhs l1ai- 5era 1re
They win fau prsriT heavily. lartICE lrT la1 flel.
We leara thsf li a yield largely uors tlz1 Fzs ll1
esiimats. This De-, indeed uatsr ol re.i--E ere
may be disposed 90 complain. They mag ra-al1lT III
phsr cur the sluuut of i-s tsE=s. and r-al aEeial
against tas tgures. We are p'ea5si t' slT a1usTr.
that there o. Vsuers. salsiact n- Isu know t1t d
they pay large tax che country gets - a- and l 5l
70 aulorr the arzv And thers O. a-ntlar thrr hey
should remember Evsry dollar which is nsid i1tu
tie Treasury diuiul-h-s she clrga ziCu to ttll
bla. II each holder ot money were % PAY o1l1A
the amount be has E t1ars s s1T trull tsur-s. e.
would BE- none the poorer l1r Do i1r tla lat that
ailed 7Fuuld buy ss much 1s sl- TF-la WQla have
they fan largely on the msrchs1t Def h.u rsleatsr
thaf ts old government c1.ls-ssa uaarT al l Farer-
uss By 8 tarlE-o ou goods That IS te ss- a a- a p
merchants, They saved themselves ~ nlar.n5 llst
rouds higher. ~ the fzrulers le1tl ll E-ll H-l 1a
very hizh let hiu sse that lt is because Do l1s
Broiuce high. And o. 1f others
And lat every body coutribute q Hl1el 1g
Keep dsvrn p-icea Depend lpgu isi o. = 90 i-4
~ All Fsree the Gererumeut fnto iarEa eE1slli-tls
snf f7rthugifh fts mCney s warthleEs And l.i ra
nsmbsr-whsther merchant, 0r farmer. ar rsrulatsa-
rsr or -ssIauaI uladI5t al r-sl Der tlst tue
dsrs aud their ohlsers and th7 employs at t1Ftlu-
luput. are vor2ur Et tle o.d prices How uEll
sell 20 q soldier o soldiers Hils fo1r 1r cl tf11s
six twelve prices VIXEN ths s1dlar p ls1lnr g. da
fetd the country at tl9 OH pr-e-t H2a raAF ora
q srga a soIdfe- for Dis dinner. E
hlnl 81 ail six times vFhst he formerly l9ll1ai 1
She soldier gets TIE sane wagadi hs1 Fgl'tl lF ell
and oli prices By others are aal-idl, ae lai ara
jast
Lst rs all b. oansffsrsir f-Fs-l each o.r1r l1a ss
al be.chserful and EssIous a1d hsrs and rrHFe rs
The arIny maiataa its courage ana calll .all. aa
ihe voice uhicA s1ss u7 to 1ls q ilafs Ela
AID mothers ans sisters aud friends Be lvrls aris aa.
ana svmuathI1iuz and fuiI 81 patriotism. sciE ana
tax payer maid and Ua-rou, oid a1d Yong ist .-ra
rezolve and patient endurance, i 71r fra.s snsa
in the glory ur success
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SPRINGS
F0R SALE.

y1-ER p-assnt owner haying business ds1sEa,ng pc
whole nnd persszsi attea Lea, lat concllasa 20 ~
=. s- M rireDerfv It wills be found iut tte piaes
- f,ge- sIo rsp accommodate ala families 10 sci
- hTi75 'rgg gbe place ID 20 well known that a de
- - Il Il Il upg0usIed ri thsre Is large tract
80 iss beo-riny 10 The plaeas pa ie o. reisia8 az
sist NV Be vssuiea New negro arefs iof MY 10
sroea ale a large new barn 80 -
fhe ronsrty or address the undsrnigued az Eto"@A'
- Va T. QuIE BY, or
- r. w MCCONNELL.
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NENN EERM.

WE have purchased tbs entire interest Of n ".
w HUTgHEsOh n tie firm n r. n. Parks a Coz
and have associated g w. kNlGhIt cur fJrmer &C
e,lntsrt v "a us iu tha Of A. " Hu,heGon WHO
hss retired from said Grn
'-be Aucriousnd Commission buEifess viii, - here
soF-rs 81 conducted Under rnc uzEe and style Of X
81 PARKS A CO, a. cur tvT5 well knoHn housed Oh
~ niiehsl street
fLankfH for past fsvOrs re h~pe BY coBe Hppica-
60 - brsf md constant attention 90 Tie interests
f o nsrr9ns % merit uOt OILY Coutuuaucer but a.
pgrssd ssrs q ~ liberal patronage hefetoioEe be-
-.---s5 H. M. PARKS,
II BBAl MULLER,
EE.GUT
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read with eagerress and curiosity. Tboy say
the papers have uttered more fslsehoodS during
this rebellion than had ever bsfoFe been uttered
by the whole nation. Indeed" observed one
OF them, ' newspapers seem prone to story-tel-
li1g, and With, perhaps, but few EXCEPTIONS,
the Southern papers are Ist as bad IS your
Northern psuers sra"
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CONFEDE8kaTs MONEY
WANTED.

% IN ANTATION
ouisinug h. hundred sud eighty agez situsssa ln
5vssus coa1rv Ala nine miles ussi Ol Ohnion an1 I've
miles fsum he TonbiEbee uver-
ssid place consists Of pTairies bleck naf1ook sna
rspsv Isnds Five huudred ulea'sd. vi sell
ssfh The place 10 aesrsi the entire stock q hul7s
g7ogs aud Cattle. Also he CJrn, Fodder, Peas End
nFleat
Confederate money rscsired % pnyne-lt Aeii--
essh Pot furibgr psTt.gu,sra address
i T. DE G8 FFENRbID,
CO. b. J6ih Als5alua EeE laeut
Gen. Olay toms Brigade,
- - -
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REMaVAG.

IN q. STE,5s, C9HMIss10H biERCEAha, sno
dealer 10 Al kin3s 90 country l-roauos Las re-
Igs-g1 nes hiH lac store in TIE horeress Due.ls .
was burnsd) 80 The stote lsiel occupied by tkpef -
spood Cruekery Uerchl utss v hiishsh rtresti ~
ssoor lrof kapinFB haEdwEre store where be y " be
$500 t0 - ad serrs aTtI his frirnds and Custausu
"a r saIE-A large and vel assorted stcck a
u ~ises .sl, y, T C SANS
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LUMP KIN house,
.FTEIEFs, G.g.

rTOHE undsrf aed has taken this ola and usllknOWu
HO1EL,
And Il dutsruined msks it Arst class Hoie. Ser
charres viii be moderate and greatly bso" TIE ratsa
al Hotels In odler cities
She invites The public generally and especially reiu
7sss Ike herself 10 give her call.
MRS DR.. CADE,
zr51l, L-ts Of Jackson Miss
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Tbss Gen Gilmore means business is evident
from The Aer thst the S~sup Angel" ives
agrin trsinsd up1u iEe city lsst nichr sad ssv-
eTal Of her messengers waited up5n Hs irbab-
iiBnts # any ysE remain TIE gems of che
james Island hstteFiss continued 90 pay upon
tEis pet piscs Of 0grs with great animation sI
night bat without damage 80 far as Z esu learn
Think Of q ghsI 6yIuZ p. isslossly through four
OF i've miles Of spaes, drcppiHg suddenly smorg
tha sleepy people, eZploiaE ss lt ztdEe7, aud,
Es Is eIFl0IFs, scattering 8 ssc-hLHEr tqrul lsHs,
which - wais. VII gL-5H-nisl, and y0u may
perhaps gius .hs condemnation which THESE
" e-and runners prCcUcs Fly en-, ye winged
messengers! Ss2Fca out hs hiiirg places OF
traitors. aud Ia an iha - IS they Lsvs buLle6
scatter destruction and death.
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From the Richmond Sentinel
The following csrresa3ndsnce speaks for itself The
letter Of rl5 Yankee OH GER dtons lus sraou
Of the infamous clsrsc sud coudUct OF those Wh0
vaEly St=mprirr suburati11. T1e answer Of Gen.
Stuart ss the ring o. the trg- metal and we trust as
90 ,lis al- warrior upon women sud children a
just puulslnlen'. 5oth sure and speedy:
uEaDaUAETEEs % DIVISION O. O.,
September I, l-a}. :
SIR. NJ Trat--I u-za a-sd upoH last evening Jv O.
concealed parry OF Confederate troops nesr the mill
bsfWs Co1bu and N sTuy cross EJls, and one man
wounded aud four caprursd
s ~ the same should sEsiu occur. 7 Til hold the Is
la5tts Of the country TIE ilue late vicinity re-
10 De dsstrJ "a.
Very respectfully, your obsdient servant,
j. IRWIN GEEGG,
Colonel Lom1nsndipg
To t-e OlH-ar Commanding C0uisderats troops, nssr
5EiHes' Cross Roads Va
HEApGUARTEEs, CAVALRY DIVISION,
ArHy Northern Virginia, september 8, l-l3.
TO 1ol0a-l J G-=ggr CCuuaniing % ByisiOusCay-
airy Corps. Army OF the PUtemag.
SIE; Your 8l4ulHuissfiou of the LIST inst addressed
90 "ths officer commanding Confederate troops ussT
CsEscd no surprise expec. such from those who bsE
fed ia lsrii warfare seek to turn their weapons
-EsiDst he piess women aud Cll1F=u and unsrmsd men
Your threat IS harmless. For any acts such you
propose 7 Will now knew wbsn 90 hold responsible.
BY G. vsrIneEt -0vE how 90 pro ect her citizens
ans us ice though E0msumes si8l5. vii. be sirs to
reach ls perpetrators such bsrbag5Cs you desire
to iusugurste, Our citizens accustomed to your
bravail Our soldiers know their duty.
Tan. CI0Hel
Yours with due re- sp5ct
TSig1cdI j. T. B. STUART,
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TROB. E. FISHER & 90.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. = I2eachtree st, Atlanta, Ca
TlFRsONAL aiteutien given 70 the purehase ana
- III al kinda OF HEkCHAEDiLE, and lie, D.
s--,s,oeut Of uouey In Cotton o. R0al 1stsie'
! iyss3G -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

The army sleeps, How iusx7licsblel The
weather wees a csmpsi iEH, and The eleny5 de-
m1raEzed and weakened condition invjies at
tack; jet this glorious season bids fair 90 psss
unimprovcd snd uuil 'u, tsEtsi ~ otae- scLeve-
uents than picket sliruishioE. or occasional
collision between 'hs cavalry. Speaking ci
cavalTy, reminds me, lhat aa UGzU'd. fized re-
port con down from the Uuper hines to-day,
lhat q detachment Of M11by's battalion cse-
ured, On Wednesday, snatser Eain Of bun-
dTed sutlars wacOas, together with tie larger
psTt Of q Yankee regimen, which ives actaz as
Bscrrt
Oa this esi Of TIE lire, there is n1laiuE 20 re-
port, since the movement Of o part Of Hsajs's
amy down the Rappabsnu0eE peninsula ter
tie purpose OF T-csPiurug the guu5oss Sstsl-
sui RslisuCs This force or tho enemy hss AL
returned 90 i-s ola pr-i-i71.
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To tte Om-er Commanding Con
Gaines Cross Roads. Va
Yours, with due respect
TSiglcdI j. T. B. STUART,
Major -Ce-erai CommandiuE
Daniel g. D5etlfuasn, Of New York en-
rmr ssEzrhelIEu-7

sac " "sacbcliEuEi,3
Hon Daniel ID lkirson declines 10 be a candidate
flr election 20 che 0as q attorney gen raj Of New
York, On slcsuBt oi domestic colsidsrstoni In bis
letter msk1z tl5 an10HIcsHnslt he 5lbuits the fol-
lowing st,kiss cbsoryations
The rebellion has received rs des.h-bow. Is has
now tts power for mischief, EIvs in its spasmOdie
ggss O. gasPs mt u isuabe existence. lt may
dv zavEnc application from De friends 10 the loyal
states once twice rise 90 is fess and saggsr
Fttfs farther bur ts vii rather hasten thsn pos pons
thsa1our q tB final dissolution. Ag it uasses away,
sud the lazy preparing its baltcrs and dungeons and
Punishment for Epuug leaders lo as pray for TIE
forgivsrCss Of the dsludsd masses who have been
cheated or driven Into this wholesale murder TO minis
ter TO the unhUy sm0Ton Of some OF tle most hendsh
uonsierg who Ia ever desscrated earth Aa iar tle
nsoie-yrd politicians among whose poverty Of In
tlcc has not enabled them O. comprehend the magni-
tuds Of the crisis, when they shall cease encourage
tile usurdsrcrs OF and brothers. ei endure
thr exhibitions OF ueprsvity aad ths sbuiiIilons Of
their EDe without muruIg, aud 10 sheer pity measure
ont % them. sntidOte TO their efeetual viras
thst scoru which . made most emphatic by expressive
silence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

Tsrr RrsHr ASD Jysr.-Ths Gor--1n1srf Il s,e
uavtnT n much for chs hera-l which rs s ia1.ss e
ihis county. che broken down cars1nlsd hszsa
bought at public ssie sae 2itl l.t. ll llsaI-r.
rlsin in proportion o. age and condition Te.
prss hxea by the State caInnlsaloners l el fe
class horses yes man can hry 1rst cia.s srr
that sum roplsel 'ths borss Impressed fea ase 8 E
z1l lst and has ne Government Injuries lsl h tl1
c6urzs- tha citizens feeling they see fse.
nE thair property taken sss than To- rsrtas rrle
The onlT way reetifT TIE slfor os the
Tor tha appraisers 20 valle ths horsss gt
81 ~ ; and even thcu IheF Wll ls helcT ihe usrssl
prca - lsasi eoupls of hu-si.si dol-arl szs la
(zfls.) lHfsrsasa
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PUBLISHED
Ternls of AdVerfiaing.

Al sdvsr issmsuts VII Be charged two dollars per
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cents FOR sssh subsequent insertsn.
Locsl notices VII be charged the rats o. ffty ssE
Psr Line.
Cbltusry notices charged st The rate Of twenty-five
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OPERATteNs BEFpRR CHARLEsTON The
authorities At Washington sre without any later
OF additional information, either Gfieial u other
wise, thsn has already been psblBbed in rsgaus
10 ths operations az ChsTlestQR. stem. Gilmore
and Admiral Dahlgren fcp0Ik everything as
progressing fsvurably. The acquisitions. for
men szsd'matsrials are promptly hiled, aad ihe
conduct OF the siege IS len tnt0etg to'their diS-
erstion, with every eoRhdepee That they will
faaly NEE. with cOmPists4 success - NeTtisrH
pnDeT
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of She thsn advanced aud struck sgsin. This
blow gEt of 81 the cords and nerves on the in
sido 0f thz let syn. She struck & third time, g
part of the dirk striking on ths breast hone. At
this moment thay were separated BY The friends
Of Miss Jumper. The preacher sood in The
door, witnessing the whOle scene. When it was
over he swung his hat and shouted at the top q
his voice, Three cheers for Miss Dollsrhiie" p"
The next Sabbath after the above scene vas
s1iac.e5 two ladies appeared st church with pis.
j9is and bowie krivcg in Their ba's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

AProINTMEHTs 20 WEFr PulEr-Iglssin tbs sdl.
tive days Gen Hzlscf has Es-arei tHo 1ll1leat g
tWenty-four young soldiers lr cur armies ns7F p tls
hsld 10 oais1ships ai West F1uL Ihe etsl.l1s lne
70 the Virgins eouEre5slo-ei als'siaa a1l s7rl ta
vouug lads Fha haFu dfatiugui asfslqes and sra
Otherwise qua.fasds in The aruT ai sa slic-.c f1s
safstshfps due to Western Tennessee A--a1s11 and
ss7lrir.pui are Be Be c0nieed aa Sen. orart
l1,-1fst1u So in tae o.hsr dsp-rflaa-fs end 1Hn
HslIseE further takes The lru1ld that 1eEr 4l-
rgf,trsnts 90 West Point alaI BE- made lrH F1trf
e,IsIsrr ia the Had, tla llls el ccsr. Save
rendered Important 9srFiraa Is M Wa-
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The quiet On The Rsrpahslnock has become
chronic, and not 50 much Hs a sEumish breaks
the m0n0tcuy Of events iE that quarter. Gen.
Meade is still st NJ WaTreJt0n with she bulk e
his amy, including two EegF0 Tegim5uts.
The CsHuaI tT6in last evening brought down
en- uEusUsl uumhar Of Ctic8Ts on flTloUgh, which
fact W01id seem 90 indicate that active nave
meuts weyc no, anticipated at present
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ear Location,

On Whitehall street, between Deca-
tur and the Atlanta and West Point
y abroad
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TIE STEAMER SUMTER la Justice 70 the garrison
ef Fort Moulire, make ne following statement Of
ths events OF Sundsy night On their OF ihe case
10 vas s1ras time siucs or5ered by district hsidquar-
thar vessel entering the hara0r ~ Charleston at
p so1s nights past tTe enemy vessels nae come
hs harbar ward ths obstructiou under cover 0f the
darkness On two different nights ttsY discovered
and ure1 ufon by Aou,tris, o. Saturday night ne
deemed great that b dis 9stCh from district heaa.
q7a- ers ths batteries were drecs-d 10 be manned
sll- nis-t.H sud zPecil visi'aaes obsegTe4 UndeF
-. -s q = -. 's4 - 5i.s,sversd eomisg
froh Jhs dirscio1 Of ~ sect She had n5 VISIBLE
light, sud showed no sisaA Whs.syer' but steadily
advanced u1 tho h.4bor $40 was 100 far % naii.
when within range Part 3io1i rio epsed lie > ~ no
signal was observed Atter s'Iae uie q ql lslt -
EstH sFpsfeutiv (aHH anergsrd tune q ent 70 2el =
caudis his ais0 ossppesrel Soon aitsr slaah
boa was see coming ashore ana ne ing ssA.Sa' !.
tide 30 ron Tar oufp VOID tha long e4pd bsr "Rioh
runs cut srol1 suuisrsnd slroag toe HliA IaLhlhs
che hs been carmel st lar her cut She vas noI seen
g 10 N5rrl Island beeause, sle proeeey went al
lish v ster he er5sssd inside ot saa.sI
SHALL Royy-DEy before yesterday, a. We undsrstana
fcalu gs1lerzrn up from mobile, there wss small
sprnkrg 2f row ia that cry, caused pFiecipey y
tamnines aud buys the ale ged causes biAs s4e scarcity
an big prices u "cahlker AID psrvshuIs. IL vas a
small sIair howoveE, and soon came 20 an untimeiy
end We say gusi1aehs f0ra they hadg hung sons
scores Of Jews e&O5lonsrs and SPECTATORS IN thai
oty cty and sppr0ptiated the pr0As % hsf ga0oleal
BUSINESS % themselves we beievs an aece Paois srFl
I 10 tee sight I'D wOud hAve bsea done. Mobile.
once prOHd and over0Wlngs generous has tateFiy
become dep q nf1rns oxiorOneTs, who Heuld san
thsr souls or tae1- couutf hey coala ks AIS lnRs
/ BY i.-larbtg1 CZafi5a ee
! THE EoMBARDWtNr IN CHkiJLEsToS HARBoEs-sIlAst
Fight patii late hozr the firing o. hsAyy gns in
Charleston barber distinctly hsara ia every part Of
this city From bacoHy the Bay We iistsneo 10
the rsors. vAeh were louder than sy We haYs beard
znea 1o efnansncams 4 a ta e-ozs csaslns ssnsas
5ie vibration Of tue window Eles 10 the stores on me
Whargss. -Ja s-ng lF1u-fla sgaud We HnPposea -
cur te gruE1t dhps slcs rscezye3 rsPorsz that tne
enemy aaet weFr aHgagst iih batteries, as Ire
qasuy heard H4A W. took to be heavy beoadst les
roHi the new lr1ndss. 0ccifonaHy the he alhekened
batat sevsa oc clock h yyas IS heavy and A. times -
] rapid A. Hi any pfevsoas tae -.Sacagsah HsAs.'
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Gen Grant bad public reception in Mem
phis q! the Gsyoso house last week. Pine fol-
lowing letter from the general was read amid
7a,Faui1s arnlanza
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AA--A -AAtAfaahtN-A va ah -A'A AAal--
Lieutenant Wood. commsuilug me expedition
recently 0s=rs ing - the mouth Of tbs Rsppa-
hammock. a08 on he hay. returned 10 Richmond
On Saturday with his command. His prizes,
consisting OF two steamers and tbrss sc1oclers,
were burned. sfteT beice dsmsntls7, and the
machinery and Cu8s taken out Bot one guu,
ard that q smcolh-b5re. was lest, i5 hsvng
fallsa overheard. Tis guns embrsce Ps,rCtts,
Napoleon, ard are quite valuabis The ma
chinsry of 5he steamers vas all secured, AID,
with the guns is este 81 Bow ing G-seu.
Ia
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3aiIg @ppeal.


Welean, from the members Of tha la7islaturs
from that eUarter, that she enemy camps IN TIE
valley Of Virginia ara c1ufneI 50 the ueis5b0r.
hood Of The Baltimore and Oa.0 rsiir7aL Small
scoEiug parties OCCASIONALLY visit Wilchests-
bus have 50 far conducted tlcmse-y1s, wz sre
pleased to ssy, with g pg9P-isty hitherto no.
kDeWE among our enemies. They uaishs. rob
nor srrest non combE.auis.
We learn, Lewav5T thas L1ekh7rt, she keeper
Of q wsy side tavern I'm the direction Of R-mney,
was shot BY them under che chsFge or prs erls
that he had violated some military iujgu-.i5a.
There was no news of interest by rhs trains
| last evening. "AlI q7iet IN 'front.' IS The usual
answer 20 inCulT'es
twenty-five Federal prisoners we're brougst
down On the Ceatrsl train last evening They
were csptuTeJ ia the vicinity Of CuipsPsE Cont
EauGe
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TIE BATTLE or THR BIG MOUND.

sCamp Was removed on the 25.h ihres miles,
ol.lo 8 great bin where a pond Of fresh water
and REsss was foudd. Lieut.. Frspmsn's, aad
Mafpbyis aud SSai ks bodies were buried 81
Camp Sibley, below the bili DR. Weisers was
burrisdst Camp Whitney, on the hin.
The march WAS resdmed On the 36-h, aud
Dead Buffalo Lake reached about noon The
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