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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

TIE RaPmAN.-Ths Richmond papers of the
3i, contain really nothing from General Lees
army. The following fom he Dispatch, is The
only item We find
Tbste Nas nothing from General Lse's srmy
LASS evening The Tain Of Iaursdsy and ya5-sr
day was very heavy ia he vicinity OF G5idons
slle, AID, - our Informant states, "dT5uched
fhinga geHeTally,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

President DAVIS -Rum4Es were current IN
Augusta yesterday that President Davis had
passed through Inst city, en- route for the army.
The only newspaper mention Of such 3 Trip We
have seen, is therollowing paragraph in a letter
from Richmond to the Charleston Mercury,
dated Oct. lst; "The President is said to have
lsa town this morning for Baagg's srmy.
whether he goes to compose a leud between
that General aud G5harais Hindman or Polk,
who sre said 90 be under arrest, is not known.
H Is to be hoped this visit viii bear fruit, snd
not bitter fruit. B1t the opinion here is, that
Rlsecrsus has already had all the time he
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TO HIRE. 30 NEGRO MEN,

vTHIRTY NEGRO Mss ere wzHts5. fnuedizte.y. 70
4 chop wood an Bar ON e71u = T-s hg1sa wages
vii BE- p-d al5 The best care taks1 Of the EsErc-A
Apply sEh=r to J. 8. ROGERS,
EeIEood Iron Wcrksr usa- Cs-er7ile Or 10
G. ". HUGElCDTFs
1CifW Arsn g.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

NEWBFRN d WASHINGTON-Ws have
seen gentlemen jJsg from our picket lines Al
Swift geek and tl0y report oil as being very
quiet iu that section, sud the best informed think
.ho enemy force st Nswbern and Washington
very small, and that no IF nsivz demonstration
iced De- expected for the present. They have
as much Is they can attend 30 e Charleston
and Ch1ttIno9ga fer the present. and they will
no doubt ba content If they can be lea alone
tsoig our cosst- We rather iccliue to the De-
.isi thaI 8 successful dash might be made on
Newo5m sna washington Il We had su1ns one
80 lead it-Raieigh Progress.
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n Two or three shoe dealers from Nashville
Neussssee, aro now in Boston, trying 10 s5iust
their indebtedness. OIs Of lhsm has ssi'eJ
. outright 1t ninety cents on s dollar, and The OH
els are paying fly to sixty Per cent. On their
accounts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

= Burnsi1s's recent resignation wzs De-
eliued BY Lincoln. rnsreuPonlB Burnside 1eson-
81 e5sd his scion, hecaUas 3" the interest OF the
country demanded the sacrifice 81 his hands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

No CRoAKgRs-A member of TIE horse Of
delegates said in debate on yesterday, that
there was not q "erosksr" ia that body. We BE-
lievs that to be tree. O%verruu, devastated, las
eerated as she has bsen, Virginia, this day, is as
proud, hopeful and defiant IS ever-ihs glour-
Ous old Ssats! Our Confederate sisters, who
have suffered lees than she viii End light in her
example. Never in hsT pslRiest days did she
stand higher than nov; our dear old mother -
Richmond Sentinel, September %.
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n You may b sufficiently sensitive, but
don't imagine yourself d conductor for every
body's ligatniug-TuaRing the thing into the
Eronnl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

~ The Cincinnati Commercial says Vsllan-
iighEm's friends are unable any longer to re-
strain him from le.teT-writing. No less than
.brse letters from him appeared in q late number
Of the Enguirsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

Esw BOOK -MossIs. Jas Mcpherson * Co,
whitehall street, have received . few copies Of
"Mauus, - the third Of the series of the novel
Les Miserables,' by Victor Hugo. The inter
est Of the work is admirably kept up in this vol.
ume, and al who have read tho two preceding
should net fail to make early application for this
volume.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

y TIE gambling establishments in WASH
iag5on are sEsiu ia fall blast, having obtaiaed
permission TO keep open, except on Sundays.
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EXPRESs NoTICR-

OFFICE sOUfHa an XFRES
AELAErA, September Ssh 1893
n or"er - eroi1 msuudsrstanGinE and 10 make our.
Il charges <oBf IN 70 the lisbi itY ss-uned. this 60
plnJ ne1e5y gives notice thai from aad Efsr Ocf9bsr
lH, PCS, shippers EHl De required to pace thsir ana
bsn upon each PzckEg9 before it viii be rsesiva4
suah "a us vii be ln.er1ed in the Compsn7's reesiDs
amouHt-As AZ Of God zad The pubIs s1emv on
eECap-sd @ T. AMPRE
m8 Im 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

ON DWELLING HOUSE on Houston street. ere
quarter Of q nile from the car sLed The LOua5
contains i've rooms good kitchen and negro h-uss. sli
AZ excellent sci Of Water. Apply b
r. r. shSsHhE
Al Washing on Hall
o.3fEr Atlanta Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

From UTAH-The Dsseret Nszs, Of the D
inst, has some fresh matters from the kingdom
Of Bdghsm Young. Hsand family and CLERKS.
thirty persons, in seven carriages, attended By
a Tstinue Of presidents, elders and bishops,
making = total Of one hundred aud tEsuty-Cue
persons, IN thirty-two carriages, had Just re-
turned from a gay and festive TIP 20 the north
ern counties Of Utah. The people are reported
20 be prosperous.
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PHO
Reports OF thu Pre-s Association

Entered a~so9T6ing N sct Of Congress n the year IsCl
by J. 3 THEEsHE8, In fhs Clerks on on the Oh
trict C1uri Of t1e Causs5s-sss States for the E0r.h
eun District Of gcorga-
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. NICE CRY REsIDEECE FGB SALE.

A NY psrson having lost q Hus BAY COLT, ca, gee
"a him B applying 70 he Provost aar5dsi % Rag.
god, e. ard pr-vinZ propsrV sIvs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

Il Hsrm5s, of tho Chlrls5ton Mercury,
gives it as his opinion that there is nov some
doubt about the detention, except for s short
time, Of cur rams in England To judge from
the contents Of The July and August magazines,
as given in the London ObssrssT, American af-
fairs have ceased TO be OF much interest 10
EnRland Out Of the whole number Of msea-
aInes and reviews, there is but one that cou-
.iUues an article relating to American affairs,
aud ia: is adverse to the Concdcracy.
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EAR

y tks toWr o. Ca-teuvile, Ca, a DESIRABLE
AE.SiDE-CE The no ss contains f5-r MONA win
h- pa n saaa RON TEs-= srs two acres o. L-t
bulldogs, sueh IS stable, servants house .mrk-h1uss,
etc. Address O.. n r..
- OCT 3r Appeal 0rza-
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geld TO EXCHANGE FOB C0yFEDE-
BATE PAPER

DEFUGEES are uoadsd hat { hsva two desirable
La PLANTATIONS for Es-a-oas containing four
hundred acres ald ID otasF two 1uudrsd-buth desirs-
pie pisces Eut description n use sz- They are loca-
Edn bsrtow eouny Ga, and rithin tnrss miles OF
the western SOD Ala1.ae IA rosd Confer with The
un1ersiguef a. Caue1svlie- Barlow county, Ca
#2930f WM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

~ The question Of subsistence has become a
serious n at Richmond, and Is destined to be-
come exceedingly SO as winter approaches. EE
forts are on foot to induce the citizens to Ietrench
TO tbe utmost limits-to leave town, if possible f;
- limit their food, and, above all, 70 give up
Aheir horses Hacks, drsys, private carriages,
and even saddle horses, it is thought, will have
20 be cuytaaed 10 a great extent
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NOpTCE.

IF Nr. WI y. WILLIAMS o. EsmptIs. Tennessee
L OF any Il his or my Eeids =II Ct u- sn5E WHERE
be can Be f07nd 10 vii greatly 5ersdt FIN End oblgs
myself. Address FRANK WILLIAMS,
81 H=m nL.-a-.a mEa
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nNH Of the prsftsrt SITUATIONS IN he city for 8
hus res dine, with sixteen sores attached frs5
$4,000 Apply Il ny Office. On Hh+sha D street
oe5.rwH r u. 90 RYAN.
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rnKE RnPrEn

WANTED GlOJ ClEE BURNER GroI
~ wages mi ur-dF employment gwen Wsntra-
a-s7s FtEEG 20 Gu uo51 by day or crl-
.rssL Apply o B2uTHEES g CO.
1F2lw Rome. Ca
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- 4t Is slated that Gen. Mcclellan is 70 be
2ut upon retired pay, thus indicating mat h,
VII lot bs called again into active SCI wee.
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NOTICE.

TF ROBERT. RIrHARD, GEORGE or JOHN
PUG9 Members Of 5h com any Washiu zton ar
Glsry, IN Breck nri7gs- Division. army Of Tennessee.
vii call on the Undersigned hey will Learn cT E5ue.
thing % th8Ir in.4rsst.
ROBT. J LOWRY g. TO-,
No % =r-rite Fraut.
Geo 1H afa--u4 street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

MOVEMENTS IN UPPER EAST TENNESSEE
The pspsrs in he vicinity brinE~u5 bu. little in
formation ss to movements in East Tennessee.
The B istol Ad5oeats, Of the 3Otb ult, states that
Gen Jones. who had been Of ZolLicoGsr, Tenn,
The p-evi us two weeks, commenced g forward
movement on Sunday, and bis cavalry was in
.Jonosbgro' On Monday. The enemy, ss they
FEN bsck lef3rs him, in the direction OF Knox
vile, was said TO be destroy ing the railroad
Che Watsugs bridge had been burned and the
depot buildings At Carter's depot, BY them. Il
vas thought that al the bridges ard dep IS upon
he road would be destroyed By them before they
.afr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-06

z The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald again asserts that the recognition Of the
Slu,h aud the defensive league between the
Confedsrate, French and Mexican governments
was decided on by tie French Emperor. The
New York Herald evidently sees something in
this, IS It takes particular pains TO coutroveEt
tie positive assertion Of its London namesaks.
It sfirns that according TO its s~lvicss, " it was
said in very wall informed political circles in
France That Napoleon had become seriously
uneasy if not alarmed, concerning the probable
issue of The Mexican expedition. Tho very fre-
quent msstiHEs Of his Cabinet council were cited
SO evidence that SOM subject Of great moment
pressed on his mind, and it was thought that be
was most anxious to bring the unpopular Wal
in which he has involved France to an end, SO
rs to jooDsT5izs his imperial prestige as little as
possible. At the same moment the French
monarch had bis fears awakened lest the cool
ness which has arisen between himself and the
Emperor Of Austria should raise q difficulty in
the wsy Of The acceptance of tho Mexican
throne by tie Austrian Archiuke MAMMALIAN"
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STRAY CnLT.

~ BOXES Adaaanurs. war AID Tzn5v Ca7-IsF
4 For sac By p IL EDWaBDT-
or54r Wh-shaI street.
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Frop lhs Amy Of lie Potomac.
AFe5ersl .ettar, dated ~healqusrtsrs, army q
the Potomac, September 2S.h, says;

/ EeleIsl etisir dated htb-QuartdI8 ETmy OF
the Potomac, September 29.h, says:
Since the late cavalry reconnaissance in The
/ direction Of Gordonsvile, bat little his trans
pired Of any specisl interest General L is
strongly foTtiiying al the southern for3s Of the
RlBidan. Yesterday, from the summit Of Cedar
mountain, ] had a clear view Of his whole line,
rom Germans to Buruet's forts. Not only
down by the bank Of The river, but away up on
the hin sides, his troops are wOrki0g like bees,
| digging rife pits, throwing up eutTe0chmssts,
/ repairing some walls and ia every conceivable
wsy styenFthing their position The south bsuk Of
the RappahRnnOck, st fredericksburg We found
to be lmost iGpTeCnsble; if many weeks ere al
lowed to pass. 1 fsET the south bank OF the Rsp-
dan win be found rquallY SO. By mature the Rap.
idsn is stronger than the R'ppahaHnock. The
hills ere sleeper, and covered with q mora dense
growth Of woods, the roads rocky and narrow,
AID the few open fields are too small to admit
Of any considerable infantry engagement in
view Of al these difficulties, the public at this
moment should not clgmog 0 70 Richmond"
unless they are ind fa1ent whether The army Of
he Potomac rs destroyed or not This old
srmy will not again fight, I trust, until It is
ready, and then 70. until it csn obtain q footing
upou ground where, as AZ Gettysburg, every
corps can be brought into seton.
"a Oar cavalry boys occasionally play of a
1Ankeb TICK, WniGn MAKES the WOODEN UuE-
meg heroes open their eyes. Not long ago, two
youngsters, Chauni x Saith and Richard Low.
is, Of the Black Horse scouts, got some intima
ton that a band Of suffers weTs coming ND the
WsTTeut9n turnpike from Alexandra. sad de-
,ermiued to nab them, if possible. While lying
n wait for their expected prey, five ueFsboys
came jDegiDg meuly along, whisrling for lack
Of thought Our two grey coats charged them
boldly, when they surrendered a. discretion.
The proposal was made 10 them, that if they
would assist in capturing the suffers, their
horses should be returned 20 them and true 10
steir YANKEE instincts, they scceptsdit Present.
~, cn came nine suffers, armed TO the teeth; the
seven charged on them and led them IF, uure-
sisiing caphves, INFO "a al Dining wood. where
hey were dissrmed, and stter a little pzrley, our
boys sold them one of their own wagons to car
" them back from tie old Virginia shore" About
his stage Of iha proceeding, q gentleman
came up with the party. One of the suffers
said, &" suppose you have coma to SEA how
uiue fools have been taken in by seven Of your
men" That's not the worst Of it," said one
o. the boys, FIVE Of tho seven arc Yankees"
" Who are you 2" said the sasier 70 The news
boys. Yankees" replied they. The news-
boys received back their horses, ~tle suffers
mounted their empty wagon, and our boys
brought their spells safe through 30 Dixie, sad,
it is said, fealizsd twenty thousand dollars by (
he operation.
U
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FOR SALE.

NNE-TaIRD Of an interest IA WASHINGTON
~ HALL Atlanta Ga Apply to
J. q. HEoDEESON, or
E BUISE.
aaa9Iw A. Wsslington Hat
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The Union Wnr "a sporting Rvent. in
EHziHHd-

@4aaA.aa
An immense number of bets hgve been made
in Southampton daring the American struggle
between the sympalb zers with the NaTth and
those who are for ths-S9u.h. Ii TACT books
have been made upon every particular struggle
between the beligeTsnts.
One OF the most sm0si1g Wsgers was a new
hat thst the Federsls would enter Richmond
before The Coufederages entered Washington.
As both parties have heads of the same size. 4
new hat was at once ordered to be made and
kept until tbs bet was decided. When Lee
crosses to the north Of t1a Potomac or he Fed
erals cross 20 the south OF that river, the tate Of
the hat exciles the greatest curiosity. The siege
OF NicksbuTg caused a large number Of transae.
tons, the Southern syupz,hizers betting freely,
owing 90 tho confident statements Of the Lon.
don IJg.eS sud StsEdaTd that the town could
not possibly be captured. a bushel Of Tipe
apples OF = nee sorl, grown at Woodlands, iu
he New Forest, Wss .liI that the great fortress
On tho Mississippi could noG DO taSeu, aud the
simmer has just received the " WICK .buLg Mn
pins" as they have been namsd. The current
odds are thai the steam rams viii escaps from
Lands and ger iutO tae hands Of The Conied-
erates-L0ndOR As1os, Sept. 9.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING HOUgg!
Blanks and Books.

Army Blanks and Books.
NE have NOW IN OPERATION IN wnur-u
W Ala one o. ths largest
Book and Job Printing Ohces
In tire Co-Edsuey.
RULING and BOOK-BINDNG ATTACHED
We are now prepared 70 Ell 81 rsqil Hors aad cr5z-s
With hLA1kS and 3 d. Is rted r. he A-sv z-eh AZ
RECORD SOCK
BRIGADE FIELD EPORT BOOKS
RE&IEENTAL R5FgzT BOOKS.
Rssinsntal 0rG=r Books DsEerprivs sooka Cr-psry
8osks, Letter Bcaka- Gs-erzl Cr=sr rosEs Sgs-id
D der Books QusT=rmzatsrs' Abr--a-. P-v F15t4-
To Bort al kinks o. % wanted b. AEfutgn.a.
guar sm2ziers G1uuiszE To- arI Payuzltsrz
MUSTER AMI PAY ROLLS,
Field ard 5taf Bia1Es q al kinda Inks, One Eulsr,
stationery Of 81 k-uS-. etc
~ UHc5 NO. = S. 1icFaar street -.~s 1,7r ID,
tie ohce Of AaEr Wu- Bsrn=-aL. Jr., Mobile Ala
ssS-W WISELY & GRAHAM
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Dr. JAMES 3. BEAN,
DEE'TEsT,

A&LA 49,
OFFICE and LABOR TOR a. his r~zsidsaes. cz
Marietta street second square west Of Frsl Pres
lyts-i4u Chueh. luGlIms
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List Of Unclaimed Hrright Hectfvcd nEthe
EOutheru AAPress Company, Getober s,
1865.
L.5us EA Ford, package; Thos Author, box;
I White, box; il draE5 package; w w John
sSn, box; LAveIy, box; w b Cartwright, box;
Harriet KailDer, sword aai package; Mrs B W
Adams, 3 Gags; J W WGlt, BOX; G S Gslsspio.
box; p W Alexander, lunk; 3 1 Wells, 0ox; w
Richards, Package Il 9 Harris, package; AIRS
al Baker, box; Willis Wood, box; Mrs S Uowal.
package; Z A Sheppard, box; H d Toyymsn,
box; Capt ) " McBain, box; W d Ldpscomb,
caipei-bag and Vahee; capt a hurtell, package.
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- The demand for tea is sad 70 BE- stssdly
on the increase in Great Britain. In nine years
the consumption increased from sixiy-cns nil
lon 20 5CTeuty-sight million pounds.
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he nanlaaa

CHARLEsTOS, October 5-For the last twenty four
hoaTs there has been but little firing The enemys
mortar il the island works seem nearly completed
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ISFeRMkTIOE WANTED We have been re-
quasiea 70 make an inquiry as to M-ssis. J. NJ
Dolahite aud +. P. Gillespie, who were pub
hshe5 Is among the missing from the Both Ms
aissipPi regiment after The ia.s battle. If any
Of their acquaintance in the regiment, CT else
where, have obtained suy information as 10 their
Whereabouts, a great favor viii bs conferred
upon anxious friends By advising s.. WI
care southern Express company, Montgomery,
Ala
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
VuE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR OCT. 81.

TuE NBw-YoRK WEEKLY TEiBUNS for this
week contains the following:
I.LFsDrNG ARTICLES; The Meaning OF Il Thc
C.e, sad rhc Inioni Sir Mason. Letter; an.
I'D r' na-'s n, chsr, IN H. NV u Eufope Co
orsdo True. oar state tsnyassi nrn RoseoTansi
The lHdl-a Elections Editorial Fa4a-nphe
uWsR NEWS SUMMARY: From Gen Meade
Amy. From Gen il .ccrarss Army ffom Gen
R,ni.s Army. Frcm Orn. Gisil,fr' Amy
irpu Gen. >chohc!ir Amy Prom orn Grant
Amy FEom Gen. BuTls.4o' Afinyi Aiss'4--
IT. .GFNER,L NEWS summary.
W..FRoM WASHINGTON: sPeoal Di'P.ich'' -
Tie y Y. Tu'ane.
y..FRO8 FUROPE.
U..LFTrFR FROM orr SPECIAL COERr
sPONDENr WITH THE ARMY or XhE
POTOMAC.
yul..LATE sOUrrZRT NEWS.
n.ovE MORE RALLY FOR THE Union: 30 ~
Volunteer WAn'ca; rrocama'!ou ly tie fErs
dent. Tie Usu.l Advance Premium .nd Boaaty
X.THE BANTER SPRINGS MASSACRE. Letter
from NsJo Cen. b.cli. TIE htrirIns ei IA
.ined Mn nd ssncndered rrsluors-
M..LETTFRs FROM Our sPFchL conn
sPONDEST WITH THE ARMY or IHL
CUMBERLAND
xH..FROH THE ARMY or TIE ONO t. r.
,n;orscm.ui @. Gen buprde, The Alreh oi the
Troop. Tho teec, Of ~ Rshe4-.en IN heutac.y
and ieuncss,e; rho Situation. Cosrtsg ofaoIe
Of Toe y J. Irblue
XIII. TIE ELECTIONS
xIy..sECRET HISTORY or THE REBELLION
Anofksr 4 ist plsiss Ietfcrfs fgepsraious ~
sRetclion IN 10 b.-.ziless FEep2s.iions bJ >
~ M,.on
xv.HiGHLY IMPORT tST FROM TExAs' Lsnl
g.. q osnoss. Eanss si ,as Mouth Of tie Rio
CTsnl~.
XVI. GIN GRANTS rrw COMMAND: ArTirL q
the >ecFc,sTy - Wa.
XVI. IMPORTANT FROM rAsT TTsyEssry. o'n
Hsfn'ids Ce'ias % 10 hee'.'' b'''.s I" D.s'
sJIu.s.
XVII. .Dows N TRHsTssEEi By Edmund E.hs
XIx..FA.iL,AR IETTERs FROM CAMP, C0ue
'plnssleo q The =. i. 1f.bale.
Xxx .TiiF WAR ~ THK SOUTH WEST: TIE Gssr
MA Coi,si Killed snd hl' Men Cs2seIsa
XXI MORGAN. The R,b'l RA4e-
XXI. TALK ABOUT FRUIT
1xlII.ARxY HORSES.
XIV. GRAPES
XIV TIE BaTTLH or CHICK tuAr0k TIE Cor
I~.yo-drnce .n Hela'ion 70 Lat h.iis Complaint
Way g. Remedy -, tvili Tfue sac q ih@ a's
Nsn MOTTO Diane iol Or R"r'f'e en- - h,thi
Reb,l Cssa'ry AcIo.s the Irnns'ss~ Their oPsr
sion,; Lo.s Of ssnltefy tod The fr9sp"fi
CAalr.,; IL, fos4'inu o.. iAs IL bs.si hln"f' q
- i.lt Arons Ihem.s!y.s- C0fiessoH-snoe O
ILe y. !. IL bale.
XVI. TREE COTTON. cor,'pona,no. u Tie ~
Tibsns.
XVII. WAR ITEMS.
xvii CITY NEWS.
xxx. ..PERSONAL
XXX. ..POLlTiCM.
XXX. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
NxXII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHs
XXXIn AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XxXIV. .COMhFRCfAL HATTkRS: F,l Reports - ~
-'ocS Money. Couoni Draln, snf Cetns Mar
ssts specially Reported foI Ils y. Y 4I!ouns
ns-S2 per snnun. TtFee cople. for SIS. Ten fo
SI5. -. ,.,,,,
MOkNlhG, IN "fsppe" roady for mA..ns Face. f"'
Csu'a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

L CANCER JOURSAi.--lMpORrsNT OPERATION
Th, CuterS JouluL issued or the public BY PTotgste
ROBT $ NEWTON VI. r.. ". , Es,, ?0thst, Ne~-ioi<
this number contains his pee views of the p,tho and
treatment o Cancer with reports Of very re number oi
treated succcsfu y by Inn slso co7ian, the iepo
osVera treated Of Disease Of the BLADDER Diseases oI
the Bsncs fsiulous Disease AID ,Y { Opersiion'
io IN tie Bladder We hsd the opportunity Of seeing
Of the Sto.s which Prc Newton removed days since
from the bladder II psen who had been suffering many
years from ihi- difficulty. II measures sr and hai sy iou'
ard Ls inches in circumference. sld w-ss near three
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

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