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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

LIVING WIfH UNoLE.-A little boy
bad lived for . long time with penuri.
Gus uncle. The latter was one day walk
ing oat with the child at bis side, whom .
friend. accompanied BY greyhound, %.
costed him. The little fellow never hav-
ing seen ; dog Of 90 slim and slight : tex
ture, clasped the creature around the neck
with an inpassioned cry, 20. doggie,
doggie and do you live with your uncle,
too. that yoa are 70 very thin"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs.-Call at Z
Hammers and examine his splendid stock
of musical Instruments, among which is
the new American Organ, with trcmolo
attachment, finished in fifteen different
styles. There are elegant rosewood cascs
for parlor use. black walnut and oak for
churches, schools, lodges, &c. These
organs are manufactured only by S. D. 4
IA. W. Smith. He also has Pianos and
Melodeons from the best Eastern manu-.
facturers. and vary in price from e2l5to
s4oo, to suit the purchaser, and large
stock of Watches, Jewelry and Sheet Mu.
sic. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03
CAMP AT LITTLE Rock, ARK.,l


EDITOR GATE Cry Please say to
the friends of company A. lst Iowa Cav. 4,
that although we are deprived of com
missioned leader at present, yet we are
always found at our post, as yesterdays q
work will prove. We fred full voIley
into the breasts of traitors at home. Not
one missed fire.
Partly through the influence of Major
who has been chasing through our ranks,
forty FIVE in the entire regiment voted
the Copperhead ticket. We feel it to be
disgrace, yet it Is truth we deeply de-
plore.
Company A did not poll one Copper
head ticket.
Yours, for the Union,
A. P. B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

~One of the queerest freaks of the
draft We have yet heard of was played
upon student of Yale College, who vas
enrolled in New Haven in two wards, one
where he slept, and another where the
College was located, and was also enrolled
at home, and was actually drawn in all
three. He might as we'll consider his
case settled. The Fates are determined
to send him to glory in blue britches and
Z wooden shirt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

HThere was deacon of church of
the name Of Day, by trade cooper. One
Sabbath morning he heard q number of
boys playing in front of the house, and
he went to check the Sabbath proclamation.
Assuming grave countenance, he said
to them:
"Boys, do you remember what day this
is ?'
Eyes, SIR replied one of the boys,
"Dsaeon Day. the cooper"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03
New York Election,

The canvass in this State, says the
Times, promises the most satisfactory re-
suits. Il is carried on everywhere with
the utmost vigor on the part Of the Union
men, and from every section of the State
we have assurances of substantial gains
for the Union cause We have not vet
heard of a single county which is likely to
increase the Democratic vote over that
given last fall while in New York city
alone it is confidently believed the Union
ticket will gain quite enough to overcome
the majority by which Gov. Seymour was
elected q year ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

o@A party has been engaged lately,
under the direction of Surveyor General
houghton. in sounding Lake Bigler,-
The greatest depth on the l20th meridian,
near the center Of the lake. is / ,523 feet.
The bottom drops off very suddenly at
the edge of blue water, and consists there
after OF a soft, grayish. sticky mud
Around the edge and in the green water
there is either rocky or sandy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03
NKvER. REpRRss Your TEARs.-A

NEVER- hEpRESs YOUR TEARS.-A
lengthy dissertation has recently been
published by physician of France, on
the beneficial influence of groaning and
crying on the nervous system. He con-
tends that groaning and crying are the
two grand operations BY which nature al
lays anguish; that those patients who
give way to their natural feeling more
speedily recover from accidents and ope-
rations than those who suppose it un-
worthy man to betray such symptoms Of
cowardice, as either to groan or cry. He
is always plessed by the crying and vio-
lent roaring of patient during the times
he is undergoing a violent surgical opera.
ton, because he is satisfied that be will
thereby soothe his nervous system SO as
to prevent fever, and insure favorable
termination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

DRIED UP.-Col. Brodhead, Provost
Marshal Of Missouri, has issued an order
requiring that all liquor shops throughout
Missouri be closed to day. A strict COM
pliance with this order will doubtless
save bloodshed, though we fear that the
election will not pass off to-day without
more or less violence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

There i much Of interest tanspiring
in this department, most Of which doubt
less it 10 improper to speak Of just yet.
Gen. Garfield il here this evening has
left the field to take his seat in Congress-,
1ne new dovernor, bramlette, ID also a
guest at the Gait house this evening.
Yours, j. HA1nrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

Intru iowa Cavalry Vote.
LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Oct. Ia, 1868.
Editors Gate City: The following il
the vote of the Third Regiment low,
Cavalry Volunteers:
Stone 459; TuttIe 46.
Eastman 458; Duncombe 81.
Dillon ASS; Mason 39.
LEE COUNTY.
Russell 73; no opposition.
Lowry 73;
Anderson Sc; Hedges 4.
Wooster 40; no opposition.
Pyle 73; i"
Edison 72; i"
Gallsnd 63; i"
Merriam 50;
Mcisener 60: {" /"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

gThe Supervisor says that all who
intend to pay their road tax to him, had
better do SO this week, for an additional
fee may be added by the Recorder after
that time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

~ The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves For,
Madison on arrival of the cars, and will
make connection with trains at Burline.
ton for Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield. Ottumws,
&c., also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

F1NxD.-Several persons were before
the Recorder yesterday for refusing to
pay their road tax. His Honor fined
each one. We suppose this way of evad
ing the law proves to be rather expensive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

CHANGE OF TrME.-Capt. Bishop in
forms US that he can make but two trims
daily between this city aud Warsaw here
after. See advertisement His boat is
always up to time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

The funeral Of Captain W. H. RAN
DALI will take place at Birmingham,
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

I@ Uncle Nap used to say, Scratch
a Russian and you'll find Tartar. Neph-
ew Nap, who is fond of developing Ma
poleonlc ideas, undertook to scratch"
the Gar, and found that he'd "caught q
Tartar" says the Traveller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

TT The women and children arc be-
coming a nuisance in Richmond, and the
Wing, after detailing the troubles attend
ant on that class of population. recon-
mends q general massacre. This may
sound funny in Richmond, but only
brutes could make or see the fun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03
N REPORT.

In consequence of the line being out
OF order last evening we are without our
usual telegraph report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03
PROGRAMME
FOE THE
Funeral of Col. Terrence

| FOE THE
Funeral of Col. Terrence
The funeral services of Col. VIM. M
Terrence win take place It the
wEsTMINsTER CMURCH,
On Seventh street on
Tuesday, Novenber "a,
At2 o'clock, r. n.
The procession will be formed at the
Church in the following order:
Bearers. Hsarse. | Bearers.
Horse of the deceased led by and orderly.
Officiating clergy.
Family.
Relatives.
Officers at this Post-active and retired.
City clergy.
Union Corps.
Mayor and Common Council.
Fire Companies.
Citizens on foot.
Citizens mounted.
Citizens in Carriages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03
THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.


4. pT D. n AND II. R.R. =. Mt. r. u. r. 4.
Train ieaves....1 30 Az. Train leaves :. 7:15 An
arrives. 200 Pm I'd Train leaves 5o0r.n.
Freighfleaves. 3.0or.n. ILLINOIS l. SOUTH raR
arrives. 9;3oP.h. Leaves Hamilton 4: 90 1. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

T The entire vote of Ohio at the
recen. election exceeded that of the Presi-
Dental election less than 5000 votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-03

I EMONS-5 Cases Fresh, just re-
IL eeived, and forssis ~
KELLOGG q BIRG2.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-15

opera IONS unless the strategic reasons there
for arc very urgent Because sBcthsT feather
could be added to tbe esmels load without
breaking his back, Is ne reasoH for adding ths
festher Let as net hunt for the limit ts the
poEsrs of our sfmios anil tas Osezsion imPera-
lively demsEds IT,
Farloufhs are bsiDg granted iIesiY-sm ount-
leg 20 asont Eve psr cent Of tie amy. in NJ
0piuioa tsis psr eentsgs esHld bo increased
Wi.bout detEimeRs 70 the service.
HEALTH Of THE TROOPS.
i IS really wonds-ful that our mea stand this
cias-a as veil - they do, but Il 4 heTHrthelsss
tine, tAst there is an aHeant Of sickness in the
army which = lalnsntsbls. Marching and
trsE q he II Mississippi during she nsidsum-
u,er m8nihs, ara tTyisg On the stoHtsst sensd-
tuti5ss. CEronie aiarrass prevails % sn alarm
leg extent, sud al ths vsTioas ferns Of bilious
aud typhoid feyers are rife be-. ] have seen
iu some NoTthera papers statemsnt that thera
h6d been eases Of yellow fsger in Vieksbure
Tzis is Bet tree. Bat yellow jack viii probab y
visit as with his seourgs if We DO net elesn up
TIE p'acs soen. The town is now reskiRg with
tie fltay Debris Of the TIVE armies.
wEsT OF THE MISSISSIPPI
On the Lsuisisas siis sf tie river, in the
ceualry Oppss5e YIsksharg, KIRBY smits has
saved Gen. Grant all furthsr tToablo about IOak-
inE sftsr gu5rillss, fer tine 81 least He has
literally destroyed evsgythiag for thirty Or forty
rsies baek frsm the river, and driven the IN
hs5itants, including ths negroes, wilhiz biB
lines. Consequently Lsuisisna, opposite Vieks-
burg, Is now waste and howiing Wildanses
that viii not subsist guorillas What tbs poor
people viii do for the nscssszres Of life e IS
hard to say. Surely they are paying the Ieuaity
Of treason Gt saeh rate IS 70 briRg Hlsa 70
their senses soon
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aFearfsi Epidrmie.


Tha RicAmoad EuqHirsT gives the following
illustration of the dssaEiog effects Of 8 fearful
episezie which prevails throughout the Con.
fsdsracy, ans which is depHyiHg Gu, army Of
many sbls-bodi,s patriots. The "ailasAs' is
called ''gvar forty-6vs {;
Az IECiDENT OF OPTICAL ILLUsION.-Three
ysunz msa, handsomely dressed, sss by the
west feuntsiR in CapIlol square yesterday
rnorniHg. saoking sna chatting Pleasantly
and leisursly. While thus engaged IN willing
away ume, a RESPECTABLE loekiag citizen, whose
head was rather grayish, and expression some-
what stem and cynieal, took 5 seat en- ths
saee bench, aud msnagod to glide into
the conversation, turning It's course, naesn-
while. TO the army At lengsh, ne asked,
! II Nv is t. gentlemen, thst yoU, 10 the fall
tide Of health, with sppsreatly plenty Of time
and moaey, vel brought mp, and ali thst-how
Is d. thsl you cas- sis Asrs IDLY, aud see ethers
I fight and &c hutchsred up, aud siekenod to death
[ fsr vaur sakafn Well,'' responded one,
I eths srmy woul3 suit mo we'll enough, bat for
I one thing: If yeu will pull of that neatly ft-
ting thee asd reli uR my drswersi yoU vail hnd
I q lez msde Of leather straps and iron ribs. TAs
original left at Sbsrpsburgn As for me, -
,gsr,srEss he Essond. ST veu will faba shs
trouble 20 feel ihis left arm, you viii discover
/ sh4. ire bone, between the shoulder blade and
I tie el5sws 20 she length pf ays inches, has
been rsnoved. When stsnd upon MY righi
! foot. also I an Balancing on my toes, tie heel
bf,uy gone Result OF bHlle.s ia the second bat
rls u Manassas" TIE tlird youth scarcely
knew wHat 70 say, but lsrk7a ssggeTs Rt thi
cylicil Old eodgsT and haallY broke 0ut: "fh'
sans sort ofta.k fsgced me IN. wss saakinl
sksiston when j5ined, and on the Erst aaTeh
bross down, got fUt iD one Of the msaReEt nos
pitsls in he county, sRd came oat Persysed i
{ sne side" tHsro hs iftsd up 3 shrivsled an
bfslsss arm Ard may ask, sir," be added
Dvb.t keeps g0ii outf You seem TO De N ex
eellsnl vigar." "M7f II Wby-ahem-I a
oUsr tortgsfVs gs0rs ~
We nave hsaEd Of instances Of TsbHst men
luuder forty years Of age, being sadde1ly 81
lacked wish lse .over -f9rty-6Ye" aud isus Ton
darsd incapable OF serving their eoGntry. NhA
siek and woun5ed seidieFsj uBht for duty, 81
rs.ainss in crowded hospitals, and oonsti5u'ioH
sliuyslias are usds eonseTipts or substitutes Q
II ~. mere certificate of an army surgeon Lnel
/ 4 ~ rswsdy for the s'ogeT- -isFty-fiFe." an
/. sisesss osa snly be eussa by lsgisisiion--S'
Dsaaah hsaes.
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Gen Lees Array.
CoussDon6sncs Of the Ticbuoud Emo irsrl
AEMF N0RTHERs VIRGINIA.
Algas lOtb I5G3

hEMF S0RTHERS vIsuIA- 3
Aag1s l0th l-d3.
Cniet reigrs il camp, aud tbs tTocps are nav
iug long sPel Ter rest.
It wez6, Of csBT5e, EIatly Eer5id curies-
fly # TIE sEaei positions oi the several corps
Of Ibis amy coui3 b. acted from Gms 20 time
snd herssed hrsugh The Pre5si I cannot, hoa-
ever, gFsdfy this anxious s0lielluse ter news st
q pJ0bable c0st Of iuiaIy GO shs country, whose
welfare we 81 hold dear.
The eusny are sid supposed to be in heavy
force uaaT WaTren+eE. lTh5Te M5sie IS busy re-
cruitiug bis shsusrei columns, snd making
Ieaiy Tor smother ad7Auce, whon the weather
shall be mGTe pTopIauus- Just now it ia quite
out Of the question 20 thinE-oi a battle, IS tae
! dog dsys 4Ie in "ifl, blast
TIE pekets o. ihe t.go srmies are now within
less .hsr oaa bundled yards of each o.heE; se
near that they gcc1si9nsny trade tobacco for
4 ceffae, and exchssCo newspapers.
Gen Wa. Smith (Ecvzg8Ur eieci) is here on
! a visit 20 the army au1 .o0Es tc be iB fine health
and great buoya1ey ef spiIifs-
/ was stIucz yes e-sHy Ia passing the army
/ DostCfiee " "a ihs slza Of the army Iaai which
/ Is dsg sent CE, il beng not less than three aour
haETels fuh Of letters cauy lngs yea see tne
/ boys 30 nos ioIgat home felix's. The nail which
/ Is received is nearly e. large aud hence "
/ nav infer thBt tae army contributes very large
/ " 70 the port iiss reveuUo.
= Y-sfs4dsy' beng szBbsth, 5tvise serviees wsrs
! hsIdir unsny OF zee camps. Gen. Lse, with bis
srps. hab.l, yrss present aad seemed deeply IN
te7ssssa ia tie services e. hs was an actlvs par
/ ticipsuL
TospectiaEs are os 5siiy oceurHnce, and n
oaIis eftte Ffssiisi-t s15 General Lee are bsirj
( 1r.aerfy - .ouded 20 Mons sa0a.d fail 20 q
- syfiiis 5 sae tine whsA every maa ought z
beat BIS pEt -,
/ Al letst --- thousznd Of caHVslesconts hay
-stgr5sd in .hs zst few duTs, asd every oN.
] kirgs msse. Tie sTmy s. t--aay stronger p
- ulsaasn5s. thsu wbrn lt reeTossea the g
tsa.e ! brt s1ii ,hera is need for mere men,
~. seuli be prspaled fo- the enemy, ap6 %
ovsrgkelnirg iofes which be expects Y hui
AGAINST US dauug the alcampaiga
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VOL XIV, no. 158

aud Be made good bis declaration in favor Of
Issly's rgbts 0n To very groun1 be is asked ia
vain 70 admit ogrs. @I,siy," qu1ih ShaltsbuEy
~ ths May meeting Of The Evangelical AIiianco
th4s ssHle yesr, 'thauk Gsd, has asserted heT
frsedom from a. obusEioas yoks- Thank God,
that glorious psQPio arc resolved 10 be no longer
ruled By sovsTsigns ihsY 5eiest Ihsnk God.
Constitutional liberty and frsa conscience have
now q ehsHee il tast long suffering laRd Eng
land Is no unm8Tsd spectator AID mast nos it
needs Be, allow fhas Ps3Pla 10 30 delr-udet Of
the libsgry f0r which they clamor, end be urged
Ger every cain uPoa the s5tsntigu of bis Gov
ernuenf before ihs ps5Dls sad 5truez blew for
the indsDsndsnCa Be- was so eager to recognize
Nov. tbongh this lordy t-i5 were ss one on
thai bsiat--ths triHls alliaaes sne-cl'ng ltseE
f1T TIE occasion with halo Of sllciEy- y-tacy
raaehed their harnaHious cguclusioas trorn very
1fsrsnt notiYss. Paiasrsisn had -hs msreat
Of psiiisEl reasons, 81 TzdisE1g s-0and ths
greatsst glory Of Eag.aad 70 spring from yes
unezPaaded hsz5 on he A3riaiie--Ru.se bad
some e0nssjtatsnal, some religious. some na-
sisnE IDEAS sH hopefully blended I'm BE v8isn-
ary futETs-Shaftes5urY Wss solely enthusiastic
5sczusa Of bis snti-calh6i.e fsasaieiam. By
zoms sueh Tzla bs1 tc suit ci-eums sncas-
psrhaps invenFd-0ns has nov 70 - asurs tho
motives 8f ths self sams maa il their dealings
vita Hs- TrRly, Is is triple sllanee' ca-
nented bY the msst curious and pnddsrng OF
esaerstsas-a ssrt Of plradoLiesi e4iaiytic
which dsfss sil attempts g. rational analFsls
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No new developments bsve trsnspTei within
tke past io7iy--igd hours "a add 20 The interest
4 the militafF si.5aE5n on t.e ubpsT and lover
RaVBshanB0ok R=ss-nesrs BY ths lsst ovinihg' 8
CeBi1a trsi1. rerrs5al Haec's erUTe army as
yet east Of tha p pnshs-asCk with q fgIca 81
WsUeEton ba. DE- great sgdI. vss higHag 81 the
rveE A B0zsi1H ot cur iurc.s 9 81 bold CulVeper
CcUrt Hause. sBi tie eEeUy bad made 70 sd-
vaues ia shat ai-sc.i1u Ae q Gss he'd OmuFl
CBurf HQuse Use asar~v were husifg uHrffI,-
their traias on shs OnsnFe and Aiszsn5Tia rail-
rebd, and iis extension ts che hagPakHEuocE,
and i.e Whistles 81 lie lsconoGves, e0u-d b.
beard night au3 Say. &sir-oishng was Of si-
mosl daily Cccurfucs between the cavalry e.
the TIVE sruiss, b1t they Eere insignif5snt
zff-irs che sr=Hy r-lseatirg st The trst ensst. a
aumber Of prisoners, secured IA these cas5e5,
eauae dowE.lsst evening,
AmozE tis passengers By fhe tFaln last even
ing. WIS the Governor eject, H0p William
Smith, and Hon A. r Bltsler Tbsir inferno
ten fouehing army matters vas mssgTe, bey0ns
the fact that the p0~i-iors General lees srEy
was daily taking up were excellent, and
that the regiments were beng daily strength
eued ~ tda arrival Of hur5rcis ot recruits and
absent ethcs~s and s31ierE- rgsuruing uBder The
inspiration Of he call of the GeueTsl-iu-Chief,
and the Proclamation Of the President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-15

From tho Mercury, l3h.l
Tbs mutnsl bombardnsut of tbs batteries still
goes on. Ga Tuesday RiFhs and in the early
mer1inz ef Wednesday, it was vegy spirited,
I grew lsRgsid in The hsst OF tho day, and ag am
iinerassed ia vigor a5 ths svzHiBg sPpToaehe ed
I Fart Samier seems usgg fsirly entered IS par
ticissus in the drama. 0as gun Of the enemy
q specially directed as that naughty structure
I At lie hour we writa the 6ring Is q1ite RAPID,
eleven guns having been counted in i've
minutes.
Tbe- -osany again displayed his Calcium light
last night
A fIls5 sougue3 fellow, who signs himself
" G. c T ." informs the Bsltmsre AEsSriean-
than 'ylieh there is no vilsr jOurRsl in all Lin
eslBdom--thas four onpaaiss of Yankees cap
ture3 Eve hundred Confedsratss on IA island IN
the rear Of Folly islsua on Sunday last
The casualties Of Tuesday st Battery Wag-
ner were tFo killed and five weaHdsd, all Of the
Gst Gesrd, Capt Chicaester We havs suc-
ceedsd il leHruiRF tbs name Of But one ct the
wounded, Cssp2f UnruF, Whe vas seTiously
hart iu tbs LETT thigh BY the flagmeat ct shsll,
at oelsck NJ.
Is a2pears, ah moro particular inquiry, that
she calcium light, 10 which re alluasd DOUBT
iully, IN oar last issus. wss in trath raised by
tbs enemy on Monday HigAt though its brill
lisscy was, perhaps, semswhst exaggerated By
Tsp0rt.
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.8Mg eal.
Fhs VEar ia EsrsEssa.


Of lie rsevsn,ers of 5ur troops. which az eonrse
itis not pTu5ert g. publish Il vas reported ia
FraSeneksbczg, yesteclaT. Gat tAs Twelfth
Army corps wss i .h Iewer paTt ef Sssford.
lf Is certain lbst lsrrs 83ies IF cavslry sre IN
.he reisb5oraoa3 of StaE51d Court H9use.
II tAe YANKEES resccupy LAR eld camps,
they vii have any thinE bat pleasant tma Of
ir IS Asra sre Eot sh-de tEees saoueh leit
siandiug e protee. one kinent HON tie sun,
while tte bslEbufiea animals 8nd 6.lh Of the
deserted camps with tie IN -aass heat Of ne san,
WiH cause q great deal Of sickness.
There ,Tss neteirr of importance in the neWs
iins brought down IN ths Central train last
eysriug. eIcepl the gTaiying fact that ihe ab-
sebfees were returniag ia Large aUmbers io their
e7rman' 's, and Tie 5ass spiIit PeVadsd tbe
army -SepiiaL
Ezr,-,, tba Tisrstr1 Aug 10
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Csariv-soa Ia'elisEsnoe,

The b6nlnarluieHt was ccEnuued more or isss
briskly en- botb sides. dufiug Tuesday night
and sstsi2ay, with but s.lgat inteTuaission5
The enemy seemed 20 be tI3lBg the range oi
tbsir gems CD Forf S1mger, a. several shots fed
in tbsf direction. Fort SUmtet, BaaeTies Wsg-
rar Ggseg and simEins replied regularly.
Abcut eis O'clock lssi evening lhe kfng be-
cane mere rapid, aud continues heavy up to q
sTtets. uaftigs al Ba-syf Wegner on Tues
5.-, 81 Ne C3ist Quad, Capt OHiehester, were
fe9o kiI.es and tour wounaea, instead Of one
killed. a. previously rePore Among me Sc
,-.-ei, vzo5nced which were nrought y the CITY
,grs sefgssnt Cuapar Untug Hs Nss struck u
lie thig6 by piece Of shsl While loading tn'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-15

sPomE MEAT.--WBhin the past few weeks
We have seen great daal Of bacon in this
city, which has spoiled foT the want Of proper
eutting, and we have no doubt thst such is the
case in all parts OF the country. The fgct Is
much to be regrstbsd, when both she Govern
meat ana the paspls are taxed % theiF utmost
80 provide a sugieisncy of this necessary article.
Thts question is very seriously discussed
whether onr native sat answers aA cuTatiVs
purposes. We know that It has been widely
used during the past two seEDs0ns and We
have also seen that vast quanttes OF aaeeA
have snoiil under is effects. and tss natural De-
duc.ion is that il d8es not answer. L may
prqbs.bly be AeceuntDd for from she fact that i
rs used in too wet q state, and tha1 instead Of
/ being properly s5soTbsd, 1t dissolves and Tuns
/ Of from the meat We have observed, tbst
/ meat 10 which there ere joints are much more
liable b boeoms spliled than sTs ths mlddlings.
! We hope this mooted question may be thorepgia'
i " discussed before the next killing saasoa.-
1 PstsrsbRTg EzPfsss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-15

~ Thst sorpsdo thai exploded as Deep S9t-
to.. lsst week, lilsls teo s0ea % ensirs'y as-
moIish a Yankee gmbOat had the ehees q
hurryine ovsrb0aJd and into eternity seVeIal %
The hirelings Of Lineoin,s horae. siacS me- me-
by cur forces. The next feet viii probably
lsTs worse without travelling 50 far.-- -i'ie'm9Ha
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