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The New York herald., 1863-08-29

THE KyvkcTs or cArARRH
ON rHE SENSES or
SKILL. TASTE AND HEARING.
WILL m THE SUBJECT o.
rHs .nIED LKrrss o.
cATARau.
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y;yPy PIE =: e.:.P.:: Z .: .e.s z.
double the quantity Of dye !" ,hoss usually SD for
The VENETIAN DYE warranted no, to inJurs The hair
Or =. sfssas ~ ps ..; s .pa, and ..
T.. IL. Drs az :; sa : T.. ::
= 1' f.'i x1Txx vs. a.s p !. ssss'i.
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A A a AA-REvRIoERAToRs AT cosr. HOUSE
a.. ssspins sr,ess equally low, At " d BAsspoRDs
S.,s rsP,r in sl,5sa. .,s ssss Presses silver Plates
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MONT BLooxTso cxREus
MONT BLooxINo cEREus
NIGHT BLOOMING exRgus
NIGHT sLooaISo cKRKus
MONT BLOOMING eKREus
MONT BLOOMING cEREus
SroHr BLOOMING cEREUs
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most sIeai..r. deests and fragrant reriams a,tiisd
from the " and ''iT spsss on o% e yss sss. ins.
ssid b. druggists generally.
A rTYsrIoy "A LARGE YREsH STOCK NOW READY
a for ,an .nd % sin,sr .ss q .ins. sad aoass .oea
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Ciursns BanG kICk's Asrihisor c0rDs, sua
Ions a. BY NAH " c~sss.
CHoosrsg 4 w!yx. Words OF rARxrsG nus
~ swsy sssArs nerryss fev Moray. ws!a.s Knr'
nss.ss, nsn,s.ioa % Qssih~s ffoson.gIy fiils.
Insestons of Chsssser, Tia Center Elprssn Ea~ss
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nIREcri0s LABEtA AND rAos-ALL KINDS
~ vhse ssd cw%s1 80 t,ssa s.a F,s.s 70 assr,'u.. =
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Tall Fashfons.
GENTLgvENs DRESS HATE
a#wMalHN Introduced tnin day
ny 3. W. JOHNSON. ssl Canal street.
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Every ons Wanting aW Iron Fence
should the the Co~-pos'tr iron fence, -
HUTCHINSON wICKERsHAM.
25o Canal street. few doors east OF broadway
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

ran. FrecAlss, seIiownsss. ExupsIens,
eppas aperhs and e Hfin Beishes cured BY o0CRAuDo
ria1sn ksdisassd tosp se1 Broadway.
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the aovernmsns Loan.

. ~ FmIADKl MA. AnRust n 1853
Suies % Hve thrtcs To day amounted 10 $y81 $50.
liveries cf bonds made 10 July 20.
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"A sc,ics or Robberics OF shs Mails 81 IN
third Division. secoaa Array Corps.
fIg ,rQrAKrnw 90 mn Anew oy run PorusAc, I
Capture Of nm Army Mall ~ 0usrflnss-
Rebel spice CaPsassa. ~
Hr.pwanns, As.r Q. :. PossAc.l

Al uooa today party of saerilhs ittackcd . party
.eho cpsvrylng tne mal from tho cavalry dvisss
rsa,ouei At Harwood Church, killing one mss and sap-
pnca
Iaiy ibis morning thrco rebel surgeons. ~ib thss in
suneais were casxursd AHA side Of Tho Rsprshas-
pock ey troops. my dd pgt dsny thc.r cdnnrtion
Nth TIC reJel army. They vii be tried Immediately
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X. oSE u CENT BorrIE wiELCcns
chiia as teyer kruraIgs. - nrfh3 A. Dys~strw ~
nlie.. Cole hheansu.| 90 =, La.nsr,sy az e., ~
Poi, orou. Hss sprain. Rruis~s s'rr Thttat In
Dipihth~ris. s~a-p fonta t4.msue-. or rramp Ale
~ rotn MA on loitif sil II WI stff rri
BY an "a spldtca,soo, t,et eve, ismv s~p n,suW
ter ". application s'rs -t'i s~asr 'st
ters the % Of 10 IA y, 80 81 ~l isse
IL uas Price Is o~ss- bottle sals as ~vssy
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Ome1al Dva wings or the Library Asso-
eiatiea conpan, . Lottery q Kensuckv.
ExrRA CLASS 2sl-Augnst n l0g
IL, 2, 15, 6s, 80. IS, 81. -, ~, II, 8. Sy.
- . clAss 1s2-AugustoS lom
81 Al, -. IA, s3. 49, s. 10. IL, IL, 7, 20, 81, IS
Circulars ssnt BY addrsssug
TRxNCE. ELLIS & Co. Managers coviaston, ".
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| Tive Performanees To-Day ae Ear.
l num's 81 and N r. u. Indians at ell hours
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= CBAWFOHDH
GrSxRAtI stand befere you to-day. the rsorescn
2Atiye o the ocevs n thst dvton who you
its chef. impe led BY decree prfe the memory
81 your connecthuswkh tncmder str, 20 manifest
'eo the affection and esteem they bear toward
schey your acceptancs eday II tbs testmo ~ woh
oh III marx II forever Accept w. sir, from fhsm nst
reward not a. recomponss Tor pour csrc Tor them
who~e value cannot be expressed wofs. Transmit IL
to 'hse who bear your Bame Let express " y0u
the snnsyvania aesesvs torsA shsi feel
for Here In the presence Of him who conceived the
'Gde O' this division and who faithful 10 pie
viii! rot tc tn position he % wo.thiIy occupies pre-
.oent to you this teeti,ncn al. u
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Issis, laasassaAIe Cssssr 80 Hair snA
NhisIevs ard suitable, No. Barclay ssrses Hair
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r,iip. NAT pysro cts, Rss~k Or ne -, :.
" 1ess f'r,. psps' ~ BAssAs srrss, saa "
o. s4s& @MHt snN 4#& NMHr ii
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ueysI Hsvs~s I.sssevy.-ThSvsy per
c~nt premium raid for pres Information furnished.
Hshes price paid for doubocns aud ALI kinde Of gold and
silver TAYLOR CO, Bankers. is Wall street.
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ChvsssaAsre's HAIR Dys, Prsserves1vs
opd Wiz depot whoesals and retail, Ne Aaor Housa
- DC apphsd b. skilful arssssa
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Trsssss.-stsfsh a. Co.. Radical Care
T,,.s@ ols- ons a. NO gyssfy street Avor Ioo~s Rk
Elaslls Curs satrerers. Shenldr frarsa Ae afy a.
epfaut IA 1Hss... .efa Nw.8 : N#- IN
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

w. A. Bascheierss HAIR Dys-Ths Dsss
A tke ord, inssansassous harisss ssd vsAhis aoiA
y an drussss end perfamss FsesorJ 81 nsrasy assse
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rss s sss. .ns & ss..s.s - .rs,sss sslasy Drsssssss
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

| waused to Bay Two Second Ha nd SAFES,
/ largs size Address r. ". MORGAN. New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01

The Abingdon PrgiaiGH gives the following &c.
cofnt Of Generd Fioyds recent light
We 70 sru from several pc son who par iefosted in l.
tEtJ about one hunMed and fifty CT General Flovdfs
men encountered abont three Kindred Of tks Ssh Ken
tuaky Federal regiment uader Col. Dits. at Warrspis
ford, some seven miles below Frestonsburg on Taurs
day, 3 = b ut The enemy were driven peH-mel
into the mountains Tiih considerable less. Our forces
captured four bOsis loaded with storsg, estimated az
from S250,o00 10 S3c0,0O. and altoge Their, in the fgut
and march, shout one hundred sad nifty piscners.
Captain Frank Findiay, OF this place, IN temporary
command OF two companies OF mounted men was or.
dercd to charge bui the order being immediately
cOnntermzsdsd, AMI fhs front not hesTiug Il. Captain
Findlay and Eome nin9 or ten Of rs men made the
crargo in face Of the IRE OF the whole Federal force
The bo'dness Il tbs charge alone saved them as the
enemy took to tier bee 8 as 5 en- ss they delivered
th.ir FIRE. Captain Flnilsy received two minnie balls
through his thigh, and hsd his horss killed under him.
Floyd Bailey, soa Of Colonel Robert Bailey, deceased.
also had his hOrss sEot under him, and h3 afterward
fought on foot.
Fi1diay Harris, also OF lis place. received two balls
through hs hat, grazing ths skin. Oar entire loss was
three killed, and two or three wounded. Ths loss Of
the emmy was heavy for the EGmber engaged, not less
than thirty, and some say more than one handred.
Cap ain Findlay Is now ct his father residence, in
this plsce, doing better than could be expected. after
rdi- g one hundred ana thirty miles on horseback.
Among the booty in the beats were five boxes Of
Austrian rifles which were sseuied The ms1 were
supplied with as much clot.iDg sugar AID toff-e, rs
they could carry with aem, ana al the baisnse Of the
stores were destroyed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01

We have the grafissaond again aBnouneiag . our
readers smother serl sicto ofihs conedsrste aFrs
achieved ~ 5hs army rudee Gn Eragg in Siidl'
7eun- sses. re particular 90 h5as they lave reaehsa
Us, usrsn n. rs in saying mas iha grand FEDERAL army hai
been saund'y shrasbed, and ihat los crsnz, fren. WHOM
hs Eorernnent exp eed 5 rsnehi has Al length. a4t
fqr TIE ar tce, me wis areYsrse.
An Official dispatch ton Geaeral Bragg TO Genera
Jsserh = Jehatoa. states .hat General B, Rssailec
The 6ncry's lass AZ srsa OIL ek yesterday morning
Ths battle wss seversy e~oatsied th-oushout tbs en-
tirs dsy. aud afer ten houis hard lighting the enemy
were driven from e7trv potaa except npon their e1
assns Ief. Oar troops cccrii led the Geld. Tho loss il
Killed unl " oua5sd o. beth sides wa very heavy, ba
it wa rasifAetor , asssrainsa that Of the enemy
greatly exc = oars Oar eastursd trophies srs foul
thousand p~6soaers-aLadisg two bugadier. generals
~thiry.ons pieces u srtilery, snd two hundred wagons
apd ts1na
Gea. Brsssis erny he's Esl saty falalled the high ex
psetut l. rs e4tsriel1ed GIFT Tint ths defeat Of th'
ere ny e. a dacl ire one we have no doubt, and that the
rssa,t nsy he made usefui here In the Mississippi VALLEY
we are equally conf lent ROsee7saz must fsl back &c
hi f,rtih al n a. Nashyi 10, and a portion Of the vic
ton N 81 So Tstfo other folds. The pride Of on
enemy wileonfiaus 10 De humbied.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01
nc preposcd medinliou.

The Paris Correspondent Of tbs New York CONNER
eial Aavertisr, III his letter OF November 2lst. says:
The Coasfinai0RRd this mornisg contains a long ar
tiele. uDdorst0oit 70 be from an authaiafive sources, IN
iustiis "a iol Of the proportion Of N. Drouyn de rBuys.
For the first THE The proposition to leave thu Sou Il
ern ports open during The %arlnistice is spoken Of ia a
government paper. Till now the attacks on this pro
vision of the armistics have gone unanswered, and his
silence justified the belief that perhaps the minis ter
did not mean what the words seem to imply. But the
semi official e1 pl~auaiion Of the Constitutional clears
up all doubts on this head it was meant that during
the armlt CO the ports were 10 be left open.
This article also explains what he minister meant by
q g poHderationo Of furces, and by the ftatement that
neither army hid gained any sround. He says thst
Washington is today m"rr thTr atsned than Riehneni,
and that At New Orleans The Union forces have only
conquered the streets aud houses Of me eiiy-nothiug
more.
BUS the article terminates W tn an expressi-n which
so1ntE singular y ia the columns Of the Constitutional,
and which is proof pCsi i've that the article proceeds
fro n a pen which The ediors Of the paper could rot
contro'. IT says that under the armistice France would
have ,ent all her aid toward a reconstruct on OF the
Union, and IN case il WsE found that a scpara ion wal
inevitable. she would have Then seen that ~ few evils
as possible attended the OpeTat on
From this and other evidences, and especially from
the reported private remarks If the Emperor, we are
led to believe that tie Emperors action in offering an
Armistice WAS a purely friendly act, that 1t did not cen
conceal any hostile intentions, that he still DIES res and
would prefer the preservai n Of the Union that under
the armistcs his first recommendation woald have been
a reconciliation aud reunion, and that his motives for
offering an armistce were:
i, To show to his suffering people that he was doing
HI ne GOuiQ toWEIQ relieving ~ eNlCl4u8e- tldu
be believed from the successes of the Democratic party
aud the inaution Of The two arm vs that there would be
aEhauce for an armistice, and, 3 Because he would like
10 have tie honor not Only of arFesiing the war, but cf
averting the horrors possibly attendant upon the cJming
negro emancipation.
A very largs pr portion Of intelligent French people
believe, however, thar the Emperor is not favorable to
the reconstruction Of the Union, and they assert that
behind this friendly act there lies a hostile Intention. Eas
fact that No. Slidell Jaw the Emperor ths very day the
armistice dispatch was written, and that the Emperor is
settling down IN AiAiec for a long stay, are arguments
that tho alarmlsts use with great force 10 show that his
Majesty intends to taaneuver in such q way as to give
the Confederscy a helping hand at New Orleans or else
where waen the proper time comes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01

In the senate, on The 18th, Dir. Davis offered the fol.
lowing resolution, upo1 which no action appears 70
have beea taken:
That after it had become manifest that an insurree-
ton against the United States was about to break out IN
several Of the Southern States, James Buchanan, then
! President, from sympathy with the conspiratoTs and
their reasonable projects, failed 10 take he necessary
and proper measures to prevent i, therefore he should
receive the ceasure aud condemnation of the senate, an
Of the Anne icaa people,
In the house. Mr.. Noel asked leave to Introduce the
following but o~bjeeion being inside, it was laid over
Rosolvsd, That wdle the z yernmsnt of the United
States il engaged in aeua9 war 10 suppress unlawful
combinations Of its own citizens in open Tsbelion against
It's constii ational authority, no person or persons owing
allegiance to il have a right by reason Of the fact Cor his
! or th~ir belief Of the existence ef the fact tn { tie war
| s not prosecuted for legitimate and constitutional means
to withhold his or thelg support to the efforts Of the
government in the prosecution Of the war, or to resist
she enforcement Of ths laws for raising, maintaining,
and reguaung the lrmy and navy, or the laws Imposing
taxes aud burdens Tor the payment of the expenses OF
the war, and if any person or persons in the United
States thus owing allegiance, shall, for the reasons. or
pretended reasons aforesaid, resist the enforcement of
such laws, or persuade, instlgate, or incite other DER. Ms
to resist them, they ought to be held guilty Of ) b;gb
crime and punished with deatt or Imprisonment in the
pententiary; and that the committee of the IN iiciary
be, and is hereby instructed 70 cons der the propriety
and necessity OF providing by law for the punishment
OF sueh cases ana report by bhf or otherwise.
The Presidents message being u-der considerstions
in the COMMITTEES Of the whole
ME. Cox, Of Ohio, argued that tho people had con-
demned the ediet OF emancipation hnt, notwiihstaad.
ing the Republicans herf perssvere in an opposi.e
eouIte, He would ike tc know the difference between
Southern seeessionism and the rsdicalsTA which sets
itself upon :aitks aFerT ideas. He spoke ia general
condemnation Of the measures Of the party in power.
Ia the cou-B Sc OF hin F0marks he asserted ihat The re-
movai OF ten. ~@eClelan WAS 10 appeage tho Abolition
party that ofneer being IN fsTor Of conducting the war
under and not above tbs Copst tuition, aud as "a duello
between organized armies Tbs people want the war
carried on a. civilized war shonid be carried on, for
peace and Union, and not for the Aggravadop and the
prOiongatiOn Of hosfiiitirs. lie thought that through q
convention Of the peosls Of all the States a peace
might be arranged, srsl the UniOa again started on its
career OF progress anil the shouts OF a fsee and a pow.
eTul people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01

Letter from DR.. Otds, froaa ths Abolition
1nstile.
DR.. E. B. Olds, a Distinguished Chic Democrat aud
ex-membsr Of Congress, now locked up in Fort Ley
fatte, and denied all kno Wedge Of the accusation against
him, denied a trial or legal hearing Of any sort writes
the following letter to his isilor
CELL No. ? FORT LAFAIETTE
To Major Z. c. Turner
SIR Al ain this morning Ia receipt Of s~lettsr from
Mr.. Ssrresnt. infsrsnius me that n / viii take tbe Gao.
you viii see to it that 1 am released.
must eonfesz that this letter puts an end to AL ex-
p~eetstoas Of being released IL ~rightfuly understand
whai is meant BY taking the OATH" hi il simply an
oath to support the Constitution Of the United States,
or the Constitution OF The State or Ohio, It would be al
tosetaer q work ofs0perogation, as ] have already.
many time, taken B1ch an oath and %conaideri il as
binding upon me to-day as it was the hour Ii was sd
ministered. Butt i, as I suppose, it is an oath to support
the Constitution and the administration. / cannot. con-
scientiouslys take sush an oath, as fully believe one 70
be Incompatible with the other.
All the more stored safeguards Of the Constitution
have been violated in my arrest and imprisonment. If.
then, my arrest and Imprisonment have teen BY order
Of the administration, how can / support the one with
out violating the otheri
If the administration has any charge to make against
me- let them make it at once and pat me on trial / am
ready 70 meet and refute them Justice, and not mercy,
Is all ask or expect from this administration.
Hithasno charges to make, what right has 1t to i'm
pose upon me any oath that Is not imposed upon all other
loyal citizens Because 1 am in prison, and eouse-
quently in he power Of the admiaissration. does that
give any right 10 jmpOEe degrading conditions uDon ne Z
You nav as we'll saw that the biTbvavman. Who with
his revolver at your hesd, demands f" y0pr life or your
money, = has the righs, because he has te power to
take them.
L eannot aud VIII not do any act that even by inpliea-
cation can be construed into an admission. on my part,
that 1 am rightly charged with any Odsnse. Either put
me upon my trial, for any and all alleged odenses, or
give me an honorable discharge. I am entitled, ss an
American citizen, to demand this. Ny honor as q man
ana a eitrNnsfarbids my acceptance Of anything less.
TIE adm nistrat on may perseeuts me even unto death.
L an IN tspoweE, but 1t cannot take from me M honor
or self-reslset,
lam, sr, very respectfully, yours, ETC.,
EDISON OLDS
Vengeance is mine" saith the Lord, and in the bet.
ter day coming, the American democracy viii bs His
Instruments in visiting it upon those who are now
~tranPling upon The guarantees Of the Constitution and
the lh.rtlaa Of the naonla-NnrlLcr gn.oc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01
GENERAL NRnRR Nn-
HEADQUARTERS oANP o. N 81.

HEADQUARTERS CAMP or STRurTro
2isoeAh4fEN Nj - December 8, 1872
"A LII Whi'e mats re.idslt e Ct the STATE ~ 49,
A9stEoen tas sgss Of eieh.sen and f5rtv supp
80 ~ EP y Immediately at he Oampa ~ T..eD
tth. As97e from tie counties Of TTsFon
Esmoa Asnree, LoTres, Nsubee. Ls1de,Isiss u
MSyyss oIse9; Ferrys Jones Jasper. Nswton 49,
= .n1-o1, oNtiooahA Chiekzsaw. Pontetoe 49, ~.
Aal' ~ report = tee camp located a. EnterDSs
soaataes VIII r : 0a. /. rSir' Sd. Those fron a. e.hsr
ven On ne Sew Orleans sed Jsskson railroad 0o0A0a
al Pelsens tshEg orqp0et within f1enfv Sa-.-s,
De arrested and trea.e5 as aessrtaSe Ns8s"nl
Ih1se Gaining sxemp icn uAds- fha Ia.
49, y y. sIs ssgai-ea to report Ct The cams ero1e
{ M len ,S aa4 receive esradca.es Of axemot-oR
Al tns Lays AMI riga Gtion4 sppBssbls ~ -.
Kan e apple TO saeh c ne ipts A. fsl :, -s@a.
~ P.sSs Of req zvoos for en- ollGsnt. or VIZ sbsiI
All EslaSee' nom othsE States ar, inolaass +, a..
By eissrOf t5 Secretary If War.
a r CLARK.
dsasl. Major and A A. Gsasrst
" Voamanesat State o. Nissiei,pi4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01

NA Y name appears in the list r. dsseTtions from the
w 18Th BOuiians ragimeDt, publ bed in the Nem-
phis Appeal aud VieksbuFT Wig. Through the SAME
rae1ium | desire to infoIf, my niencs aud the publie
that dhe charge is false aud unjust in the extreme, and
that DTOtrscted illness acpe prevented my return in
due lives TO the 18th regiment 50 wilt BE saown by the
su 3ed deeision Of the court martial bel re which /
have teen arraigned-not IS a deser 20 It foT aIIegeS
violation Of the 2lst Article of War:
HEADGJARTaRs l9rH LOUISIANA REsIHEsF.
Camp nesr Grenada Kiss December &Nb ,sss
General Order No
Before a %regimental eourtsmsrt' Al ub;,s convarsd o.,
camp. near Giensdal Ms $ pursuant 10 snseaI order
NO. 81, an9 8 WIZ Captain Thomas Q. Stsnsiford,
company >, tzih Louisiana regiment, Wa PIE ident,
was s~rrsigned and tried Private W }. Bowman com.
pany X 18th Leuiiana regiment C~hsrge-Violstiou
Of the elst Article of War Plea-Not Gu lty. Find
declare tbs scedsed eeqHit ed Of he eharg g, Aforesaid.
The proceedings a4d findings in the foregoing case
are approved
By command. j. A. BOYD,
Lioat-COlorel Commanding J2tk La. Bcgmt.
,. W. STAEDIFORD, Adult NJ.
A true eOpy-ssRned
J. w. s-TAEDF0ED, lst Lieutenant and Asjutsnt
18Th LOeisiana regiment.
50 far from being % published, q deserfer. my or
Tense Dies not even resch tho alleged violation Of the
afnra aid 2lst A ficss Of War ANY nm commissioned
officer or soliisr vvha shall, without leavs from his c m
msndirg officer, abssns himself n n his { OOPS. com
OF bs puni bed according 20 The ma urs OF lis often e.
at ne discretion Of = ~eO1rtmsstial."
Desning this sufficient for present purposes, I sub
seiibl Myself, VetY respectfully
W. J. BOWMAN.
de30 4t* Company K, I2th Lou sian Reg rent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-01

RATLRoAD AcctEEE y ions accaent occurred
Oh BE sauthera rsa oaayestsrdays aboHt siytcea miles
wsetrf rh9e.y. A hcavy train loaded wish troops
was gong Ee,tWard wsop.ia consequence e iaefraek
sFresiias he sneise aad tend r wers thrvn Of. a
nuubsraf toe ssn wsrs ensAed ever The engine, and
o. The orcupars SIX arc knowa 70 haze hsen killed.
and forty one 1undad The engineer, c~onaoe.or ard
Ire ID VI re sapp7seI q have been buried beneath TIE
rsias. Is neitser e then ha5 been -eea Up 10 ihe ting
orr Informant lsf Sono # 'be napef q tbs sufferers
usre , oeared 9se tracs yas seriously damaged but
Superintendent Williams Ilfqrns ~ il viii be repsred
fMs aarniag. 80 blams Is sitsehcd 70 az one.
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- The Federal house Of representatives has passed
a bll making appropriations for the year ending June
Arb, 1864 Tie following items ae included For
bountes AMI premiums for recruits for volunteer ser
vice, $500. 00o for collecting, drilling an organizing
volunteers, ss0,700,0f0; for pay Of v~elonteers under
acts Of July 1861. g 75,4le,oC0; for subsistence, SI46,
Is2, OOO; for q~uartermaster's department, s7,2E, coo
for mileage and transportation Of bagg g and officers,
sl,c0Ao0ei Tor eayal y and artillery horses, s23 coz, 600
for purchase Of srms, si4, e0ls co. for coatfDui & sur-
vey Of northern and nor heestern lands. inelad ng Lake
Supeiior, 5 06 so, The postal appropriation, for tho
eomlng year. amounts to- sie, 100000. This does nos ia
Glade ne appropriation fer tle California central route,
fr which Il special grant o. . 0 900 was made last
yeaf, which, It is presumed, via be required.
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Tour Latest Dispatches
GREAT VICTORY AT MURFREES.
B0R0'.
FOMr Thousand .9bO3Sfi0nSSES
Captured.

NOZZLE, January l. The following dispatch has
been received in official q%sarters
MURFREEssoRo', Dec 3l-we have driven the enc
my from every position, except en- the left Our troops
now occupy the battlefield We have captured 1900
prisoners, 30 pieces of artillery, and 200 wagons.
Among the prisoners are two Brigadier Generals
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FOR a :

IN Be- okhsvsn, 3 complete NEWSPAPER ESTAB
LISHAENT nearly new and ia 6TstT IA or1rr. It
has a'w&ys paid we'll and the owner only wishes %
dispose of it as h has rot awaited himref OF he bene-
dts Of tte exemption act, bat has entercE tie army
AlO-A DweiliEg House, with hitch n. etc. and Two
lists in the 5est part Of town.
Terms.-ConfedeFa.e OF C9tton m1rfy. Address
F. H~ETDERHOFF,
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