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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-02
MEMPHIs APPEALtMONDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1868


lines are asked hy the Yankees 10 sell them
rstions or exchange them for blankets. These
lscta are proof positive that the Federal army are
n q critical strait. Hence the movement in
question. Further evidence has been furnished
me while wiring this letter. A scout inst in
states that small squad Of Yankees vent to q
house in which there were only females, cooked
heir guns at The inmates and threatened
to blow their brains out if they did not give
thsm something 10 cat. Aaerwsrd they made
enc Of the ladies' stand guaTd st the garden while
they killed the hoes on the premises, and stole
everything Of value they c0ald lay their haads
upon. On leaving, ere Of the wretches romsrk-
Cd that they "hsa been lighting for The Union,
but now tAsy assTs fghtizg for ssasbsiag to eat 4"
It is not proper to refer to army movements
within Cur lines or to the probabilities connected
with this extraordinary venture Of the enemy,
but the pablo may rest assured that oar gensr-
ais are fally slive to tbs emergency, and eur
men ia fne spirits for battle.
DUEL QUUN.
P. S-DeyIight, TLuzsday, 2sA-Ths body
Of the enemy seen passing down yesterday, con
sisted OF two corps. demonstration was made
by Hoods division, uader command of Gensral
Jenkins, Of South Carolina, about two O'Clock
this morning, when 81 engagement resulted,
which continued until near daylight. Jenkins
brigade Of CaTolinians, Col. Brstton command
iug, was sent across Lookout creek, to the left,
for The purpose Of getting among the wagon
rains and strsgglsrs, while Law, Robertson and
BenniDg were aligned on a crest Of hills, par.
tally commanding the approach to BrattsA's
rear, yet on a line occupied BY several thousand
Of the enemy, about two miles above. Brsit9n,
On moving to the left, and engaging, ~suddsnly
found himself confronted By an entire corps ;
but, nevertheless, having q f-e brigade-one of
ths largest in The srmy-hs promptly gave bat
tie, and was diving Ike Fsdefsls stssdiiy back
The enemy above, h~owoves, now moved from
.hsir position, in tie neighboThood Of Browns
/ ferry, which Is in the rear Of Chattanooga, AID
ahile ihcir artillery was playing on Law, Rob
srtson and BenninE, passed around Tie Toat Of
tie latter commands, others engaging at the
sane time. and endeayogcd to penetrate tAe gag
between theiT left aad Brstton. The movement
vas mads by fron Eve 20 seven thoussud nan (;
6ut jenkins, st a glance, discovering the Object,
eLeckmatod tho attempt by ordering Baton 70
all back, ard with tie rest OF the division, 70
recToss the creek, which was done in good CIDER
Oar Losses arc severe. Col fitzpatrick, Of he
lst South C%arelinst = gallant officer, who fred
he frst shot at the first battle Of Manassas, wss
killed
This il all tho news Of the ffsir I can send
you ct this hour. DUEL QU'UN.
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Raid on tEe EzerrpE5s n=d Chr~Iersoa o5i.
Rood hs Hrufa cuss5asuE Ee8. EEc-.
Suua ana STAB attacked ~ Ike Gs=lea
crates
MEMPHIS. Oct 10, Is63-The rebels have rol
sozs riHa past 5ssa attempting 70 destroy tEe
C0rinth rsiE91d. SO % % prevent Gen Rose
Grams from receiving reiafo-csments from this d
rseiion. Oar cavalry hsve lad scve-si skr
mishes with ihem at different points, s1d WIsl
v5rious results
On the morning of the Ilib they made an at
tack on C0iiervilte, a staH1n GA the yGLtCGG,
1w~euty-f0ur niles from this city, They nur-
bsrsd about three thousand, with SIX piscas O.
artillery, under the commend ct Chalmers. Oar
force consisted Of the 66 Indiana irfAlt-y and
g porliou of The 7ah IH1.is cavalry, under the
cemmsnd Of Col Antb0ny. Toe rebels de-
mau1ed the surrender of the place, which was
refused.
They then eomulencod s brisk caunsUs5s, hui
most Of The SHELLS fell q long distance 10 Inc rear
OF the eaYth4oTks. Soon afer he fgh5 cos-
merced, re sgscial tEsin containing G~u S5sr-
man and etaff. WITH The % . Regulars came 40.
The rebels directed lEsr FIRE az shc trsin, ana
disabled he engine, killing ssu-e # THE soldiers.
Gre of Gen. Shasman's s-gf canned Jones, was
severely wounded IN tks llrgs, Tho rebels
then made th-ee successive charges, bus were
each E1s successfully repuHai by orr troops
Once th5y succeeded ia reaching tie tr8ia, AID
attempted to ire if, bus did got sDeeead
They however, succeeded II czPt-TisE horse
belonging 70 Gen. Sherman, and IL Is reported
thst they got possession 81 seine Of lis uaD1r,
5ut iiis may hss be correct The fghl isstad
nearly fcdr hours, and Is Bone times wss VERY
desperate. Our loss YVES snail, oaiy eighteen
killed and forty OF Fly wcHuded. Their loss
was twice as great This may be considered a.
one Of the most brilliant l5'is fights Ct the war,
corsiderine what was al staAe, the greet dispag-
ity Of numbers, and the enemy artillery.
Gen. Sweony, with a large force sf cavalry,
arrived after ne fght, sHd was ssnt ia pErsu
Of the enemy, vita what success we have net
yet learned. The da1 ags doBs % the raiifssd
wss slight, and trans ran regularly The next
day. There ere said 70 be eighs or ten thousand
rebel cavalry in tho vicinity, wh5 aEe watching
On opportunity 70 break II tho railroad.
Oar troops are vel prepared 60 receive them,
yet IhaTs is So much Tcsa 10 be guarded thas Is
viii not bs sirsngsif hey should interrupts cogs-
municatiJn for 3 short tune They Aeeg re-
narkably vel posted in regard .oaH eU- move
monts, b. persons gho pretend 10 be Uaisni5ts,
snd uLo-sIs alloEe Ell 70 pass lhgCu7h our lines.
All OF Gen. Sherusu'8 corps are On iheif way
TO Chattanooga, and probably vfu sCivo there
before this Tesehe5 gou-Cor. PhaG. IE7Ei7sr
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The bombardneut Of Fort Sumter Friday
exceeded in severity aHything that fertilization
has yst experienced. 1he heavy fire msuti0nsd
10 eur last was Maintained Ihursdsy night with
ou easing By the menitons sEd Battery dregz.
In8 uumhsr Of shots cred Thursday night Was
lEa bl1drsd SD sixty, eighty Of which missed
De Friday seeming 9 terrific f-s was oPonsd
rom Gcsgz and Wagner, assisisd By q morssr
battery as CsmDinB Boiut. Three m0niisr5
again moved 10 at haiEpast Twelve and also
commenced uTing. Ine caunouaclug for up
ward Of i've bOErs vas terrible snd- iHcesss1a,
ths shots averaging sb5El one every minute.
Ahe ozemy's attention seemed 10 be paid almost
entirely 70 the Northern angle Of the fo1t, keep
lsg Up 81 uzintsuuPtsd IRE OF that Psraon
throughout the day.
From sEE60TE Wednesday 10 mudewn
Thursday waive kuzdrsd and ffses sbots. al
al cslbsrg, from the 6fsssn inch she'll q tha
mentors e ne three hEndrsd PoundsE Parrots
1nd aoTaHard we're poured into and against The
iert Nine hundred and faY-6rs shots were
tired on Friday, sIxtY.sighs Of which Missed.
Notwithstanding isis FIRE not q single casually
2eclETsa during the day-au event unparalleled
u the histay Of WErfsrs- The eaSualEeB On
Thursday night were as follows:
Private b Ghma, company A, l2-h Georgia,
slightly in the hand.
PnVsts c.. S~aaisrd, 60. A. 12sb Ca, slightly
ia the leg.
Private A Wfisms,so. A. 1888 g., s,ua8s5.
Rnvs-e Rsar1oz, CO. a., 18th Ga, slightly ia
lhs EbsHllsF.
PrITass I. G0ggsns, &c. K, 1ss s. G. artillery,
fizatlT ia sbs head.
Sargent Freeman, CO. A, I2h Ga, slightly.
tho hag-sah Tss sgzin chat away FriIgy
1olnmg bus sgaia speedily replaced
E1Ta-s Il C. CasLsTsaga Was killed Thurs
dsy VILE Oh pos ss s~ansiaal. h vas struck
~ htseni7ch sbsd Efsi from 8 monitor.
Olr batteries en- Sullivan AID Jazes IsIsrds
ElPs up q STEADY aud elective ere tbroughouE
80 day. To ITolsid-s remains qust.
Tia bozsar3zeus i7gIif qaiT7fo- a. the chs
ag 81 this report, Friday ugla-Coarisr.
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RALEIGH RIOTERS PREsEErED-Wo Learn
from q gentleman houa + leigh that tho grand
iarv Of the last Superior court Toy Woke eloEty
presented ibirty-oBe individuals for joining r.
tie mob which destroyed ihe S'ats JoWaaL efies,
IN connection With this, we viii mention tie
fact thst thesa two sesmps, Holden Of Tie SiaEd-
srd and P nniHgion OF lie Progress, The *
psychologist asd pad5leE Cfeircus lemonzde, AZ
though protesting 70 give "a account Of tho pro-
ceeding5 q the grand jury IN thejr papsfs, Dsde
not the slightsss mention IF tho p-eseutEnent Of
these rioters. Although lhey profess 10 publlh
seiss pApers. 2nd @ give tho very eye and
BODY Of the snc5 'iaY maka not tbs 5A Fbtsat
mention Of tbs prssaus nest Of thesa men vino
have disg7scsd 5he capital OF their State by de-
stgoying the property sad taaipg ths bread out
~ 81 month of ga iun0cenf man. neon whose
= wife and children De saudQd for support
We hsra been promised g LIS Of the nance Of
these " blood tubs" and RusB re gst is viii
pllory hem in ali " the TigidisY Of tyPs,"
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A major, Just fem tho front. by The trsie,
says ihat Needs dviS7r, an3a- J-ltirs. In 5hs
sttsck on the enemy Gs Rscc37u Hagatai3, or
Thursday, captured p lossEe ruDbsr Of PTisecaTs,
as well "a Usg rs, etc, 6Us was comeald 20
Teiinquish nearly al tts prisoners, wagons a1d
de, however, cub l3oss q eo5dly number Of
mules hoza he 8ezons and brought i1m #
If he he'd had another d~iTi,ioB, it is believed he
woul6 have captured 81 OF tss enemy enEsd
with him. Gar Ices IN killed, wounded and
missing, IS said . DO sboul 400, has Of The
enemy ob7us 1000.
We cas- hear n8ihiag Of Tho csptase Of two
Of our regiments, (or two companies, as Ecme
have 10 o. ne ether side Of iae river.
TIE enemy hold Raceoon Esantain with 9
heavy force, ard diminishing Is sEll going en-,
vita fire Of artillery.
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IpuEsusd shsm With great Vgor, bHs their
hofso8 boicg better than NINE I was Only able to
cone ~ with a couple II regiments si Sugar
creek laE 30 cetsin nc. I made q charge On
them, eaptuFiHg fifty Of them, and scal-srug he
remainder into Tie m0unisins. Wien within
ei9ht miles Of he river I struck the galan. bat
when / reached ths TiTeg I fou1d hey had al
crossed at a foEd ssno thrss milas shove Ssms's
fsrry, Whsrs they commenced 10 elosa Twelve
abreast
/ never saw troops mors dsm0rslzed than
hoy were. lam saasfed thst their loss n his
raid wa nos less ihsn two thousand. No fears
leod DO entertained Of their making smother
raid seen. l6iPEsd GEORGE CROeE.
Bdg-Gsn- c0mmsnding.
y. 8 R~osEGRaNS. Mai -Hsrarsl
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Federal RcceuEt Of GeH. WhesleF's uafd.
WAsHEGTOE, Ocs3bar 10, 1868
Tho following was received a. the h~sadquaE-
tafs OF the ARMY to-day;
CHATTANOOGA, Ostsbor Is. 1868.
M.jor General w: Haneck, GeHorsTfR Chief:
The following ii5pasoh has jest been received
f-sm Brig Gan George Crook, Commanding the
d e~evalfy a~vl=isn, dated R5gorsTile, Ala, Co
sober 10, 1868;
have ibe honor 20 infosm you thst I have
had thrre fights with the enemy since Z lsf. the
Ssouatchis valley, whipping him very badly
each time. Tha last bs,lla s8dad as FsEnlce.
ten, Tenn, where I 0ug1t Nhselsr's es53s
e0nmaad Hith oily two 5uzsdes.
lent bis force il tee. scsuer-rg g lsrre por-
ti3R Of t, esFtf-ng f5ar pieces .os<srtlie-v. ers
thlusaad 81 az cavalry SCARS, ard two hzr-
drel end forty prisoners, hes des ihs won-doi
As pusked or SITTER the enemy islued stssy
lhaYe aet been ab % -scec1sin tie auu,ber a
their killed ard wounded, bus 1t uss very hasvr.
They were s@cstsored oysr a DIS snce OF aitssa
miles taom his, ard tlar retreat was q perfect
Ieui, theif msn deserving sud struggling ever
the country,
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GENITAL m-EssHs~sPPG ANB VTCKs-
RUKdI,

-
Lprivste letter from Lexington, Mss, dated
October 26h, gives Us late information as to the
situation in Central Mississippi end Vieksburg
On The previous evening scouts from Vicksburg
reported TO Cen. JsCKsoE's headquarters The
arrival Of uinforeomeuts to he Vicksburg
garrison of twenty transport loads of troops
Il vas estimated there were in the city and W
entity abou, p 600 Federal troops. These were
also reported 10 Be making preparations for an
other advanrs on Canton, and they were boast
ing they intended 20 extend their lines to Pear
river. The prize simed a. is the Mississippi
Central railroad, which is running from Canton
20 Oxford, and The New Odesus, Great North.
era and Jsekson railroad, now being operated
from Canton g. far as n 7ison s~tstion, within
sen miles Of Jsckscn, and repairs are rapidly
bsi-g nsde to work it 70 tsst city. The bridges
ovas Pozri river, st JacElson. are also being buii;.
aud an early connection OF all the roads center
fnE A. he -sDral # Mississippi IS anticipated
Gen JACKs0E's c-1neratula,oTy order, puh.
Ished elsewhere, gives evidence Of the SUCCESS
Of our troops in aae re gh5orhooi Of Jackson.
ard i IS evl5anf the Yankee raiders have beer
so severely pGnished in their late attempts q
Pone'rse ga country that they viii hereafter
Be more eau ious.
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COhgratsIntoFy order rem Gen. W. n:
LacEauu.

D1A&AAAAAANH WE4EE NEeNA AHEma W. HMs
Jackson
HEADQU4RTERs JAcKsOa's CAVALRY DIvIsIos,
Livingston, Hiss Ostober 20, 1868.
General o-dsrs No. IE.I
Now as the last Of the discounted and retreat
iug foe are crossing their weary columns o7gr
the Big Black, tho brisadjsr general esmzs15-
ing, takes this opportunity to thank sho brave
officers and men Of ais diyisien for their ftG-
ness and dsUntless courage il e persis!eusy
and obstiIately resisting the advares Of tbis
great expedition, which outaonbeysd them five
TO Gre, and had fer its reported object tho estab
lishing Of new ines o. Pearl river.
Soldiers, you have accomplished much; yeu
have haraased aad annoyed sbe sueEny usoa his
tanks, and in rear, snd met hin 90 boldly in his
front thst he only advanced ten miles in three
days. In your various ergsgomaus5 yen have
dsslt him stunning blsTs ~disputiug every inch
Of sol, and delayed hiu By compelling hia at
esch stand you Essds, to sdgaaco his whole force
milne; and, finally, you have checked hin in
bis des0laiiag march, AMI, turning upon his
Eyirg troops, forced him to seek shel.sr wihia
hls lines.
In accomplishing this your less has been Sc
we're, and soms Of your brsvsst and best com
rEdes have fallen. We wilt drop ie5Ts o. SCREW
ever their hoaarsa graves! Let Tia smsm-
brsnce Of their exploits snd virtues zarvs us fer
eomizE co-diesz! By youE vs!or you have
proven your espsta-cy and devotion TO eur
cause, AID the interests Of cur c9Rn5n county
Fer your deeds you deserve the confidence CT
your commanders, and thanks Of yeur county
men, as you already have tLe uEbouzded adni-
ration Of your commanding general.
He has Ho Ligref sim, and asks 10 greater
homer than 10 command such men.
By command Of BnE-Gan. W. H Jackson.
GEO GOORMAN,
Captain srd A 4. General.
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TrTrRFsrIsG kzD IMPORTANT NEWS FRsM
CR.eLESToE-Omcsl. intoImGti0n haB been
1ee.isea ihsi fhs earmE design % make immsd
ais e grad combUej zu5 simuitsHs0us at
fsck uBan saraaazA. = cCtziieO and Saliva
jsian3. I Is bought pTela5.e that Only heavy
demo sra slss vii b. ns8e against savanna
and Pea e, smile tho real attack Hiil be
uson Saiivtn island. Sill 70 is Necessary thai
Gaa. Bsureeaa3 should Be- pieBued for resist
anae g. ei=teE or I'll Foiais Upan Sol ivan
risd ere Bstiegs 3 and Fort MJUiaie. ard
sboad tire enemy succeed q taking u. there vii
os oplv fae guns Of 5uaysr 70 binder tie moui.
.ars mosiug go aEd cleaiiIg ibs oEsfTacioss
fam ms ba.o1r, whle The gaus Ut Be au5
Nalfre will Be uu.ed agsIlfI That almost q
1000 =. fsaIess ~ he distance Of only q m; o.
RI 4 surssard Is Tesdy asd prspafei toT lie
e5ntssA let e be opened where It Vii, aud there
= evsrv reseon % hope IL vii end as DID b.
0r.n5 aaval tack upon suEtsr. A. s"gauuai
80 Pocais,igo the luokast CT cur generals D.
friv o~-lpared to reesive tho sGemy.-hidsaOHd
Erarn5EeT.
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THE NaxF YRNKsa PHEsEDENCY

Mkt ARHREG PRESIDENCY,
Ts Osjo Statesaaz zzTs thai NJ. LIECaLS
H. CHASE sid sr SEWARD are understood "a
be rivsl csn5aia f r the Rsxt Presidency
The Siaiesmaa thinks Br. LSCOLs is . determined
thsi be aig b. re elected or, at 81 events, Ihsi
hn VII Resin -s oR-s fer alo,hor 7erm. and is
OF he opinion th1t me chief nvalry is between
hin and CHASE L order to checkmate his
s~dFersa-, LIsC0Ls viii 60 As far IN = radical
direction IS g d-e soIci;uds fr s1ccess vii
parmit him. snd TIE Statesman thinks his plat
form hss been fo5esha55-ed IL the recent letter
Of Mr. Solicitor WmUTsG, which we have pur-
Eshed. and il an article from Mr. sUMsEH, in
shs hEaatc B0Htbg. which received The sane
san aid approval Of LII. LINCOLN before publ
cation.
Tins article elazTiy develops She purpose an
nouucss in WHITlsG's lester, 70 treat thu ssce-
did Sssss as corqusrsd provinces, aud ali the
people Of these States as conquered v~ssBals,
WIKI absolutely no tights except such as 3 radi-
cl mej7Tily in Congress may choose 70 confer.
To Gis complexion, concludes the Statesman,
has 1t come Al last II we as s people ial to re-
alizs The uas state OF .hings, and to taks meas
ures for a~Tsstiug the radical rovoiutiJnists, who
are marching 5n'' after The "soul Of old John
Boown, he Uai5u mast perish, aud American
liberty, 81 secured BY The Constitution Of the
fathers. mUst vsni-h forever
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Eas sbsys reward win be psld Ter the recovery Of
lhsas sohls, AID tzs sane proportion FOR say pant Of
s=ea. l. n. SYKES,
LEGrsnga,
n~a2HW EaeTrA7
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APPoEETEEsT-Ths Ea5i'o Adsstissr Of
A=ZSA iesL, sHzsHneas thar Col D @ Glenn,
las hesa appointed by tie Freshest a mambsr
7i t=9 military co=r. Of Louisa A p Em's
eos array Cf Gsthsgu Y ei=i-. with ths rank
7i s0-easi CO Csvai-y. FeE Hsa e3uid have
-eaz selected ior sEea e position, better qusE6sd
for Is t1aa Col Clean. He IS a lawyer q large
experiences, and WAS attorney geusTsl Of Eissis-
BFl fer Lile yesEs, With universal aeesptahiitY
20 he people, .he hsuch and the bar. Indeed.
IS the caes ct 2t-sERey general Of the C5nfdo-
rate S5se5 il H0H vacast7 We thiakthe Prssi5sus
would hRdIt lilcelg TO select amzn better
quslEaa for tbst hiVh sEa rszD1nsib.e position
man C5l. Glenn -Iissisgi1Diaa.
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THaSEs-TAs surgeon Of Ward BE. g, Kiag-
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grstsui thsnks TO TIA ladies Of shat v~isiai.y,
on bshaf Of the Uszudaa thrown aHaoHE lkem
rem CaeEamauss, for the many handsome con
1-ss-oas and daily sttosdaEce among ne saf-
Hror5. Tks ladies' sssm 70 havs doas tz=r whole
duty.
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.ud bling il in BY railway, and s=llit 70 the Gill
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suouly cannot be procured in This way esry
.5oouass 70 manufacturing purposes. Tbele
has beou a ris3 10 tie x nzwEa, bui this vii
not be Of much advantaFe. rs -he coai regioE is
above tie place where tic KsnaHhE eurfi.s
ialo the Ohio. It f. cleag Iha, something must
De done 10 plree he interest," Of he ey Beyond.
he iuhuencs OF such contingencies Is tie 1Tes-
eni. The prcs OF coai is now SI2 70 SIS ser
.osd Ct tTeutE-1TP bushels, anlu d is a favor iC
set II even at Thee enoTEous prices, The fact
81 tho city is s.n7riy Aa~e ~ n is criticize.
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T5s --latest news hsm he front says that &C
sve operations continue in Laokout valley
Taers sss hesvy firing en- Wednesday, Thura
day and Fn5sy TIE engmy still maintains In
position on this side Of the Tennessee river
Sail squsds Of prisoners arc continually AZ
irving, ali 6on Hosd's corps, army Of the Pc
tamsc. Thsrs are thirteea army CORDS in and
around Cha aaosga Our pieksss arc wisbin
svO bundled and 6fy yards Of The ensnya
Fckess.
Thors has b5an hssvT ulias for AZ hour,
commencing T. ursdsy The valleys ATs un55I
wsiar, and he reads hardly passlb's. The Ten
ness1e aver g very high. The damage TO The
Ysakeas from the hezHei is unknown.
Nofwilbstznding bsd w7s.aeg 0ar troops are
sassrful. They have plenty to es., plenty OF
f1el, AID sra arxiaua for battle.
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0NE TRoUsAED DOLLARS
REWARD!

T osT. e. et al cut re l5sa day Of ssptsubor Be
~ Hi1wing 09EFa 8Ek4TE hIGHT PaE OsffT.
11=z= ztszeasd, agRsd ~ d. Te7cr,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-02

TNcIDEgT At a JUVENILE WEDDIhG "A
married couple had an unpilsssnt h1uey
g@e1 rperisrce 81 tire e g-ish Town Of Dar-
~ otte- day The brd groom va
-1vrn.esn vrsss cd and iho bride fourteen
~ b-se'. mo h,r, hesTiEg Of thliT marriage,
$50 araea. went b tha house where tbe
- Ges.iviies #eTe gong ou, ane gave te
boy al his vito g sound shi3shng. C9HaenEeo
via tbs aet Of vengeance, sne retired
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FIFTY DGLLAEs REWARD
STOP TIE Runaway!

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sel6Izefr JOHN TarTov