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Railway Company.

Pittsburgh, May 1st, 1862. :
NOTICE.-The Pittsburgh, Fort Wavne and
Chicago Railway Company, having received u
proper Legal conveyance of the Rail Road, from
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z 0 nnCeSmptives!

THE ADVERTISER having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection. and that dread disease, Consump-
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To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the
prescription used, free of CHARGE with the direc
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will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
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to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, it will cost them ne thing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiillamsburgh,
Kings County, New York
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Great Work on the Eoase.
The HOrSe& his Diseases.

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Feeding, Grooming, Shocinr and
the general maGag neht of re
horse, with the best modes OF I'D
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other diseases of the Mouth and E.s-
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II TELLS YOU Of the causes svnp,nn.- end
treatment of Worms, Puts C,-..e,
Strangulation, tony CvEcTf >.
Kuptures, Palsy. D,arih",s. ~ F.
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Stones IN the X ldnesS .ii -. p.
Inflammation and othtr disc 49,. -
the Stomach, Euscis. i.ivtl s.ft. t,r
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1T TELLS YOU OF the Cause sr,..-....t az
treatment OF Bone. r,o-o = fog
SPAWN. Ring Bone. Svr.f e. pos ~
Broken Knees, Wina g - ..Aaa
er, Sole Bruises anu G'aNs .'fs exec
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Weaknesses Of this Wolfe and vseik e.
animal.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28


ds2BossviLLz. Oqtober E7-h Is raporsd skat ihs-s
Wsaa saTaly hlmish a. BsaFa yesterday The spsay
EtsEped % eaPturs ouz wagons which we're bsui.-
reAroaa zen hsn 10 tH % trask. Tksy usrs ss.
sseks4 y suf cavalry sd ariTea Ell Our les i re
ported four kHisa ard sBoz. forty uounssd. The ems.
my's lass haakaown.
Ffvs XaaEss piskes we're braugss hero to-Gsy, sEo
q ZEN usrs dsser.e7s
Tbs siszs 81 CharIssfsH.
CEAHLEsT5s- Ortsber zT-Fsrr us.its-, e7srss At
ia y, On Sumter ie e sIs8snca Of saa nHs a. s..,s4
aing between 3 znd4Fa FidnT rsa arzg va
nsr sna Csstsr batteries CT Fosts s.ratsr and Johassn.
s1s AGPkius 5ssssTy las 5ssa very severe 10 DAY. Al
ssi past eleven ds no-ziag Ia enezy arsd thrso or
four solid ssois from Csarsr baftery On he siiy. Oaiy
ose building. re Union bsnk, vas strusk-as person
njarsd AfsFort ffOm Fsrt Jsanssa says tAs saemy's
gan aringe en- tbs ely Lad burst. A disPstoa FROM s.a-
e~rstsses. lat enc Of tie slsmy's gaas IN the sstssry
szatof sregy burst
Fiom Z n. up 50 2. r., $50 aAots we're a-sd at sam
ter.
TIE easuali-s today are Lieut.. Brown. Of tie IOh
Georgia morteuy wounded, ia Sumter; private Reeves,
Al Fsrt johnson, killed; prlyzts Davis, At he lazs
place, killed.
OR batteries are s'eatly replyings 81 the snenyH srs.
Geseral EHasnaary-HxehauEs af Prfs-
eEer5-rs rsiEB EHEeii5Ecnss.
IcHEssD October 27-Ths last Sag Of truce boat
brought up $50 sik and wounded p1isossrs. Tks sane
1uEbsr Of Yankees viii be sen. % City Polut to-aor
r5v.
Ats rses0t Dsa0ersio meeting in New YORK. Judge
Besi vas Interrupted In q sPseca fsy0ring 8 pr5sssudoz
Of tia var BY cries q "pascs.~
Tho Herald processes TO believe that Napoleon l.
sandingiamenss siafsrazasuts to Mazies.
Another letter frsz is Loadsu correspondent says
The Frsaeh EHpersr has already sent 60 Oss ssidiars ts
Aszies, ana IS quietly smsarkiHg and lending soldiers,
cannon ana srzy supplies every week
Cotton in New Ysrk s4assc.
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eusrsges Of ,as 3agay Ia suIpeper.

Through a lady who left CElpeper couafy,
siRce the evseasti0B By the enemy, the LYNCH
baTg FirgiEiaH hss he following particulars Of
Encourages PsrPetraied upon tie people Of thst
county:
All tae hossss that lad been vacated By the
owners soeiRg rem hen were DESTROYED. Mr..
Z = Gsins's d-wslliUg-kouse, Erist-mil, baru,
snd al his farm bgldisgs, were pulled d0ws.
Mrs. WeiiorG's dwelling and g nHssber 81 etser
houses were ago pHlied dsWn, and on Saturday
night when tssy LETT TIE whole country was IL
Eliminated BY their iacsnSiary torches. They
set 60 FIRE the dwellings Of Mrs. Col John n.
Patton, Mrs. Gel Jas. T. Sarother, TIVE d~eL-
ings Of W W. GrHnan. and Mrs. I~nnkees. and
Co J ~SlsHgbter's barn and farm buildings.
They took with them all tha negroes they
could induce to leave, but tie officers would NOT
allow them to be forced to 90.
They arrested a number Of Citizeus and car
Tied them to Washington, sm0zg them Msssrs.
George and David J&zessn, h~znd-cuffsd and in
chains. They said tAey had evideRee enough TO
hang one Of them.
Mr. henry Shackslford, David Sallsrd. S. s..
Bradford, Mr.. aRd hrs g G. Parish, -Essh,
j Yates we're taken cf; aRd jack Mood. the
%jziiOr, and JchH Sayder, Joined the Yankees
snd lett WITH them. Snyder went to them wbea
they 6Tst came TO the county, and told them be
was q Union man, snd claimed protection of.
them; however, his house was destroyed when
tbey left. 1t is Believed tke srrest Of the Msssrs.
jameson Wss CEASED By j Wilberhsm, a man
who resided IN Calpepsr Ratil Poses army cana
here, when he behaved very badly, aad wss
eotiied by AR. Jameson that il would not ks
safe for hin te remaiA in Culpsper, and that if
he did R0t leave he would be anng. This man
IS now 3 sutler with Meade's army.
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Letter from Esish moud.

Correspondence Charastea MercurV.l
RICHsfoSB, October 24-Liaeoln calls for
thfss handred thousand volunteers for three
years. all deficiency IN the sevsrsl States to be
made good by drafting. At the same Zine the
negroes in the border States are 10 be called out,
three hundred dollars Slowed for each negro be
longing ts a loyal master, sad nothing a. ali for
segfoss belonging &c rebel masters, the negroes
to b. free alter their term Of service expires.
The volunteering musI be completed By the ) d
Of next J@auusry, when the drafting viii begin
All this Is very good, For it proves the desDe-
rate strait to which the Yankees are driven. Ma
polson will Know Fbat importance to attach to
sach extreme ex2edisRts-so viii an Earspe.
aud even neural " England. Agsin, the eE
iect viii be 6ns upon such States as Kentucky,
SHEA disgraced Itself to save lis property
Moreover, il vii have 9 COED effect uu0n Us, for
il will dissipsta the fond expectations Of . col
lapse OF the Yankee armies next spriRg, and
KEGS US neTved up 10 tbs proper point
Nor will It fail to influence the North. A
friend, Just returned from a three months visit
20 the Northern c%iiies, assures me that the poor
people are, to a considerable extent, opposed to
The war. They are suffering. His statement is
confirmed by an editorial article in the World of
the 10Th, which proves that the " prosperous
times" are fAllaeious; for sl tho nocessarias of
life have advanced one hundred per cent. or
more. Gold closed on the 10Th at 1863, and has
been rising steadily since the battle Of Gsitys-
burg.
We have Fornoy's paper Of the 18Th, bat it
contains no quotations Of gold. Oaee let the
precious metal get beyond Mr.. Chase's control
and we shall see prices in the North at a figure
which viii make the masses howl for a close of
the war. The Yankees have no cotton basis for
gold and exchange. When lhs Confederate
States gave up their coast cities to blockade
AMI vent to paper. they gave the Yankees per
nissien to dc tue same, without our ability.
Army news is dull Gen. Leo consoles him.
self for the unexplained blunder a. Bristoe BY
6guring up rbe prisoners he has taken, 2400
8 army is believed to be north Of the Rspps-
hammock, and tho campAign over. A gonile-
nan who was ia Washington at the fiue Of
Lees late advance, says the city was crowded
with fugitive officers The World complains
bitterly chat, alter more than Two years hard
lighting, the Yankee army is just where it
started.
Another day Of Hial for Charleston Is at hand.
brave old city is calm ard co9l, e-ven-pulsed
nd arm Of nerve / vas glad 20 be assured,
yesterday, by An officer Of engineers, Just rem
city, that vast improvements have been
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EoRvesEiSu 81 GoasusissiORers,
APpoistsd Under the act IF Congress Regulating
T~mBrsssmszls.

From TIE Augusta Cousttutionaist 27h.l
In a-ccordancs with the circular of the Sscre-
tsTy Of War, the commissioners appointed in the
various States Of the C9nfederscy, under tie act
Of Congress regulating impTessmen's. net N the
council ehsmbG In his city yesterday.
Ga melton of Col G D. Meore, Of Missis-
sipBi. Col z w. HabaTd, Of Virginia, was
called to tie chair, and Col. a. II. Bedford sHd
Col E J E'ford requested TO act So secretaries.
The proc. a3ings were opened with prayer by
Rsv. W. II. Potter, Of Inc Methodist Episcopal
church, IF this city.
The cbiset Of The convention was then ex-
planned by the President.
Ca motion Of Commissioner Perry, Of S1ath
C~srolins, it was
Resslssd, That the delegates enroll their
canss with the States they represent sRd their
pest Offices.
Under tbis resolution the following enroll
ment vas msde:
Virginia-W E Hubbard, Curlsvile; Robert
Gibb0asy, Wytheville
North CsToina-H K BurgWyn, G2rysburg;
z B. Blackstock, Stocksvine.
South Csrolpa-B G. Perry, Greenvills.
Georgia.. Z. Morgan, LsGraHge; U. B
Wilkinson, NewBsn
Alsbama-Wiley " Mason, Montgomery; r.
c. FAriss, Montgomery.
NississiDpi-J W. G.. Watson, Brooksvilie;
g. d. Moore, Brooksvilie.
Teanessee-W. E Travis.
Ga motion Of commissioner j.. w. G. Watson,
the following resolution was adopted:
RssOf5ed, That the commissioners present new
proceed IS their respective States are called, to
lay before the Convention orally, for informs-
ton, thar views IS 20 he condition Of the States
which they represent, with references 10 supplies
Of Subsistence and clothing Tor Cur army and
population for the ensuing year.
Under this resolution statemeBts were made
BY commissioners Gibbeny, H1bar5, BurgwyR,
Blaekssook, Psuy, Morgan, Wilkinson, Moore
ard Travis.
Alter which the Convention adjouTaed until 9
O'clock this moTning