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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

We are pleased to learn, as we do fem tie
Mobile AdVsHissr, that the efforts Of Csptsin
John Travis to prepare this article for the uss Of
Government have proven eminsnly successful
His preparation is 5 Esg one, Of his oSn iaysn-
ioal and its superiority may be inferred from
shs following paragraph, which we hnd in the
Aapsrtissy usdsr the head Of "Earska gem,
ui9i, vici ="
Ga Tuesday evening lass, near tie Bsv road.
In tss subuTbs Of This city, IN tie presence Of
several scientific professors, ordinances and artiL
ieTy officers, Col. Miller, Commanding this 7oi-
uRsesE and cOnseript bureau, other officers Of
he army and navy, q score Of ladies'. and at
least ons representative Of the press, Captain
Travis made two distract experiments Of his Gre
or eompositIen, using on each occasion less thaz
hstt & pint Of the preparation, 3 fluid. Both
vera oninsutly successful, elieidgg universal
commentator. IHssRntaneeusly on being ax-
posed to the sir the fUid became . blake of FIRE,
win Seat intense, resembling that Of 3 liquid
metz IN the smelling process. A pie Of green
wood int which It was thr0wu ignited immedi-
aaeiy ike tnder. Without delay, within ten
seconds, q number Of buckets full Of water were
EbroWn upon the hGnes-7 dense volume Of
smoke assembled, tae hissicg and singing sound
ef q qusRched IRE was heard, bat 10! the burn
ing hOd licked up the water, destroying its
OK gen, q fuel seemingly sdded TO tie fame,
snd the wood cracked and buzmed. AID the
hames AFoss sgsia de6zntly, uBquenehabie.
Travis Greek Fire" burned FOX something
ever = qusrter Of SO hour ia full Vigor snd force.
lis heat Is intense, aud alss Al once into the body
Of the sabsssuse it touches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
BRATn OF cot. FORREST.

We are panied to learn Of the death Of Gel
JEFF FsRREsT, who diss a lew days ago in
Alabams, Of wounds received IN a recent e.
gEgemeut with the enemy nssz TusOunbia
Col FORREST vas the youngest broihst Of Gen
FsRREsT, BY whom be was raised and educated
He was = brave and gallant officer, and ihe
country has, ia bis death, lost The services OF one
Of is most useful s5ldi5rs. We tender to his
afflicted relatives our heartfelt sympsthiss IL
her sflefon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

THROUGH TO BBIET0L-We learn from the
LynchbUg PepeEs hat lie cars en- the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad ran through 20 Bristol
On the 4Ih mat. The energy displayed By Col
Dodsmesd, the indefaHgsbls superintendent, Is
worthy Of nate, for he has put up seven bridges,
comprising fsuT hundred fssi, sndDsplscsd seven
miles CT road destroyed By the yankees IN their
rad, in The short sPsce Of two weeks l. Is IN
contemplation, the RsBHblsoaH learns, TO put the
Elst rsunszss sad Virginia railroad in running
order Immediately to CsrtaI's depot, hey end Z5l-
Hcoasr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

TIE COOLEST RAID OK RsC0Rs -Oas
Of the Northern pagers records a decidedly essl
performance on lb= part Of some Of John Nor.
Cans men, Just previous 70 Ekslr Incarceration
in lie Columbus PeuissHHary. As the cars con
tainiag q number Of lhess raiders, were lsavizg
Z~aoesvilis, several Of thea reached out a1d
caught he hats from the heads Of a number Of
the b~ystandsrs, and IS ,ho train sped away, tie
followers Of John waved tho shaYsgas Of tie
lucalsss z-4OesvulAns high in the air, until lost
q visz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

q Tie Eissasirpaazo OF TIE 9Th instaat ssys
tAst advicss from Visksburg state that there are
now in that city and vicinity sbogi $4,000 Van
kss troops, who are preparing for another sd-
vance en- Canton. They msy snd It a diEeult
undsrtskinr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
ST LOUIS slLEA
nEcIExau sALEs

KEtrsct Of aprivats letter, received 10
Charleston, dated Fat Rock, October 81, says;
The toriss having learned that cur troops were
in Grssavils, have LET the Warn Springs, and
retired to Teunessse, in consequence Of which
ne apprehension is felt At Ashvlls."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
VALUABLE
FORSALE.

EfE CIT tHs foIcwin- properly fox sic straseF
" Wl-1in oEe ufs and 3 half oF N.-r-sa.
one place containing thirty acrss, Ii sIsrsrt Fwsa-
l0aFe, WITH seven recus, and a large drv c-Hs--
TO E8ott -srvanB houEas, double. ana c-b.- s----
lai building On be PREMISE
ne pa7s containing ore hundrsd snd CITY acres
a3liy eeafeL me 14zree being well wooded az3
house with eight room. barn. sJa5lsa avn ---..
oce-arla 3 ~ small viueyarl.
aia tTo hundr=c and tFariy scrss Of LAND Fay
-f .red EWO and laf niles fnn Ms-taa.
Ne VII ssE thasc places viii OK wa1ut Ia -4s~-
tess o. > .arss supply Of vsEs.abIs- - s----.
aH@3# 4. ~. A. j. UArnWHrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

a Msj-Gsn. Chestham, we lssrn, arrived
in tie city yesterday, on = furlough Of some
twenty OF thirty days. At bis Owl request, be
shas been relieved q his old command in the
army Of TsnAessss under Gen. Bragg, and kE
application Forwarded to Redmond for the &C
tea Of the secretary Of war. We regret eI.
cssdiagiy that be should have isil il bis 6asy 10
tske this step IS the country ca i'll dispense
VITA his presence and services in tie field At this
critical j~uncfars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
GENEEAL ORDER Nc. ID,

HrezS. VOL As0 CONS EIPT BrRrAu
DeparizsHt ed ieu7ess Alabsmr sa5 nisss-Dpf
AARLsITA- Ga. ocobsr "a IsF[
ALL omc9rs CT his Blrsaa. wh0 Hsvs =-.at-F
L si'1sf ezenP to1s oc dst-Is. viii fnmsdz5s re-
p9it 70 tEesa Headqlarfs s tas uumbsr of -sch srsas-
20 won and Tor Fhzs purpose and che du-aHar
% zen eetsh. totes-sr wIH the names Of thossds-
- arusr OF BrE-G=n PILLOW. Superintendent. etc.
JOHN O. SURGE
A Ezrs-r-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

SAN FRAEoIsCU, October "a, I663-Saijed,
ship Don QIizotts, for Liverpool, carrying 81
coo saeks Of wheat, 100 casks Of talow. Be
uSa bark Pallas, l0r Hong Kong, with $500
600 in treasure.
TIE jJbbing trade continues good. Demand
for groceries a. hardening prices. Dealers in
other departments Of trades are doing well ard
he aggregate business is fully up 20 the aver.
age o. The psst season.
The business portion Of the town Of Big Oak
Fiat. T~oHolumue county, wss Destroyed By Ere
on 20th Loss sboukS50,0OO
The UBioH Judiciary ticket was elected BY q
decided majority compared with the gubsrnRto-
rial election Of Ssstember. Thirteen Uaion dis
triet judges and one Dsm9crahe independent
are elected. Union judges are chosen in both Of
the San Francisco districts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

~ A country yoath, VINO hsd returned hone
from London, was asked By his anxious fsEhsr #
be bsd beer guarded in bis csaducsWhis tiers
"Ob, yes, was the reply. 4 was guarded by two
POLICEMEN part Of tie time."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

The P~RIVATEER GEORGIA BACK IN WEsq
INDIA WATERS AGAIE "a Kingston Ganzica)
paper, the TYslas0ay, October l, SAYS:
The Confederate var steamer Georgia. IN com
mand Of Captain Ssmmss, formerly Of the Ala.
bamA, passed this port yesterday a. noon. under
sieArn and canvas, going az ten and 8 half knots
sn hour, aud on = cruiss. She was boarded off
tals Port by a Monlego Bay pilot.
aaee HsuiDg our pager this morning., we
iasIn that the Confederate steamer Georgia.
WAieR We reported OF this port yesteTday, was
observed A.s in the aftsrBooa 10 eoua IN cSl
isloQ with another steam vessel. but frora tbs
distance a. Which the eneOuutar took plscs. as
seen bY the aid of the telescope, il il diffcuit 70
say whsshsr the other vessel returned tbe Gre ar
rot As ali events this much is csrtsin. that
after the LAPSE Of eight or ten minusss oos of he
vessels sailed sway evidently having tbs otber
10 tow, and both were soon lost sight of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

FrO@ Charieaton.
CaARLEsTOE, November 6-Ths enemy va o4s
all night-aat a guu wzs Tres.
Ftiag vas rssuned lls mo ming Al Intervals Of one
hsif to thrss.ourths Of an hour Another aoni.or
cane up.
Gen. Bssurrsard visited suatsrl ut night
Frsm m~IIlcdEevIIs.
HiLLEDosvLLE, Eoysm 5sr a-Tbs Genera Asrsm.
BY convened 70 day ail2 A. he sixth balos Ger. a.
R Wright vas elected President Of tie senate 6 as
Hrsi ballot Capt L 4 Esnan, Of Baldwin soaatv. vas
elected sseroi.5y.
EouBs-At he a-st ballot rbos. Hsrssmsn VS.
slse''d speaker. L. Oarirgtou was uHaaimourlz 70.
elected clerk.
Ersm GsrasHsyuls.
GoRDossvLLs, Ocs5Bsr 6-Ffve Yankee -rivst@s
and oas serzea-t wsrs brought bsrs today. They
we're captured a. HarrsHtoH YESTERDAY fsraEinz They
report considerable zs-ivty amorr thlr amy, and
say there are no indicau0as q going into siaser
quarters.
FFon DabIIu, VIrz8afa.
DUBLE, October 9Th sasuy's ior-e has rsrsstss
frln GrssHvile. Oar fsre@s wsrs pursuing a. lat a.
visss, and had crossed the H0htou-
sEaI. force oft-s 8asuy are rsnsiulBg q Rsgsrl-
Wis.
Tia Yankee estimated st 1890 arc nE-cli5g on
Lewa5usg Green5dsr sosasy. under AvsHI
NersA CaFsliaa EIeciisns.
EALEIsH November 6-Ihe rsilrBs o. ne s.seasz
eems h slowly.
Turner Is cerssi1ly elected ever Arlington IN tia 81
district, and Leach leads acRas sbo-t 600, with Dapiin
and ssnPs0= to hear h0n Leah & thought t. Be
electsd Representative Leach carried ~saupsoa Re
suit not known in ths "A district Ysl0wsy csrdrd
LsaoEr. Green. P.zs sad wilson EIsssoab AID Hall
fax are 70 hear roms aBd viii be Close.
Ghatham and Moore are ressrtsd gene far Chrsdsn
three % enc. Chrsd1a Il thousht sissssd over Ashs.
alusr & elected IN he Oh district, without opposiusz
S0shisg from the other districts.
CHARLEsroE NovsmbsE 6-Ths fp OF the enemy
has been hou two mentors and battery GrsgY today,
q Intervals Of shout fifteen Minutes TIE Ere Of Gregg
A@ been principally directed e. he southwest corner
Of Sumter ana hat Of he asaitsrs against the sasssrn
sznsops. The falling Debris NV serves In s.rsngthen-
ing he fort A large number o. thotH we're fred fcn
sunset THURSDAY 10 sa-sss Friday, fear hundred and
sigaty 6vsof uhich Missed The casualties today are
I'VE kB.ad one slightly and i've severely w-uadsa-al
Of the HshGesrgA Manner not asesrtziasd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

CoTToN-Ths Northern papers publish The
annexed tsbioE, IS showing the amount o~fcottou
sold 81 S. Louis and Cincinnati on Govern
ment account, since June last:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

rrProvsst Marshal Fry advises Gov. Ssy-
moUr that New York was deficient on the l0ih
Of Octcber last Of 1857 men SO that the whole
uuuf5sr Of volunteers 70 be raised before JasB-
ery- next % aVold the new draft, Is l0e,Os5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

- L is the intention Of ihs Mexican Cav
cZamsnt 81 barn al the cotton a. &z.zm4sas,
fstser than permit Il % fall iaio the Laals Of
the French.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
el0O KEWARRl

VlAKa& from he Trout house. bv mIs-aFs. CT stalz1.
4 gn tie Sd November. e lE BE- BLACK TE4THEs
ALieE BY 1e-vsruz this Fslss as De snes gftls
-r1-t D lss. the sb1Fs reward viii be pad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

n "Whss is ths msanizc Of a baek-hiteri'
=sksd ; clegymau AZ S1n5sy sch0ol reeia
ion. This was q Puss.sr- It wsEt along tbs
class tl iseam5 10 q simple urchin, who said
sheepishly, "PsThsps il be q ass"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

- Ea2olson lad appointed an early 5sy for
lie Tecsg50n OF sls Mexican deDsladca. TIE
members w0sid al SAID fT Mexico soon Hfer-
EsFds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

y Tho San Antsnio (Tczss) Hsrsld says a
LEAD EiDe has been discovered IN .be Uva!ds
Canon, the Gre Of Tai5s yai3s 30 great a per
eentnm thas bui.ss can Be .m5gldsl directly
Tcm is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

Y Wrote ~ enthusiastic young cavalier, A.
ter a GLORIOUS dash Of 3 few hundred miles through
the enemy's country il ONO, "Soioaca, IL al
his gIoRy, was never on 3 raid Ike one Of these. y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

y Eugisb HspsTs Nathan thss tho issUr.
recron m CEcsasia against Euasis il spreading
England is charged By foreign papers Uigh fuI-
HiEsiag tA5 insurgents with smmuaitioa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

- The Impression ptoduesd ia Paris By tho
reception Of tie Russians ia New York was an
favorable 70 the UDi3n esusa,
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LEGRAPH


~ !. a. THRAsHER, IL the CLERKS &C., II. ~,
Halt Court Of tue 0eufsdsrste States ar ths North.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

n The doctors Of Berlin nave made an on
slsHght a BEEaran beer, drank here 20 e1csss.
it being he Gauss OF uamberless cases of sDo.
play.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

y Two associations have besn organizsd in
Chsrloits, n. G as in many Of the ciies Of "a
South, 20 bay provisions. The object Of one ia
20 furnish TIE needy with Deeessariss grs6s
iuing The winter; that Of the ether is to bay
provisions 10 sell 10 consumers At cost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

u A lawyer built him Rn ofica ia The form
Of a hezsgon, OF SIX square. The novelty q
he structure attracted the attention. Of some
lushmen who wego passing BY; they made q fall
top and viewed The building very eriEcallY.
The lawyer. disRusted st their euriosity, Hfed
up Bhe window, pUt bis head cut and addressed
mem; What do you stand there, Ike q pack Of
~oioekHesds, gtzing army cmoe for DO ycu tske
il ioE = church 7" PAX, answered one of Chem.
i was thinking 30 tB l saw the devil peke ia
head out OF the wiady"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

The Federal salb9rdss a. Washington haze
announced the Federal ds5t OF October /, aP-
p~roxinsting o. fJIowg:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
TAKEN ZIP.

EaRGE Ray HORSE, WI sh "a. 141-- can -zs
"A 2T rr-F-ls properly paving for % E af--rt.-=.
m7ls al EaTtns exc -ala- per day fr asarI- g au.
Apply 90 -az oz-cz. ~ re
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

EATunor prevailed iB Portsmouth, on the
29h ali, that the steamer containing the 99sb
New York reginsHt, and two full batteries,
which left Fortress AonTos q few dsys previous
hsd gone to Davy jones' locker, Of HAtsras,
in = terrible gale. All aboard are believed to be
lost The 99ts regiment vas for . long tine
stationed St Deep eresk Eorfolk county, sa6
-siole enough ron PsLcssbls citizens in hit II.
eiaity, to make death 70 them, terrible inasod,
nnssr any ercnm..ancsa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
pEsFRVcrIoN oF a egIRRILLA cANP.

At PsTkville, in Pasquotsak county, Col. Nix
met a force OF Uaion cavalry and infantry, under
Colesel Upton, Hhich had been sent down from
Norfolk By Gen Foster, TO cooperate wish the
force from Newbern- A guerrilla camp was sur
prised and buried at Psrkville, but there were
but few soldiers in Is most Of whom were msds
prisoners. Several important arrests Of guerrilla
captains sid heutensnis were made in Gates
and ChswsB, bus 10 maia body Of rebels were
nat nth
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

Tse s5ovs reward viii be paid for the rscog1-of
ihsss Beads aad che sans proportion Ter any part q
ben Z. e.. STEEs
LaGrE1ga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
go The UGlL8s UUHMIFfEE So
ATLAYE5,
Aad al Loyal Citizens OF the Civ,

, P1ruanes n 2 resolution passed a. a =ee uy O.
L ths BN=cuivs Vigilance gcuuf tee H-5 an me-.
LAY evening BE Sd November. yea are hereby ur--5
atela a meoln M 90 be he'd at tbs Cry Hal. on
eA-EAh hFAN4sa=, The 6lz Instant a. hs-1afs
seven c'7rk on blza--s Of VITAL raP szEaNCH
Les 10 one wlo ha la Interest," o. our oouu.r as
As@' % s0l-n- Th05 <. LOWE
Prescflf.
MAEs HALL.
Va8Prssisnt.
tH1E " CEzsDLER Rseordug Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
FROM SEwsERE, Il C.
THE FORCES DIsEgTBARKRD.

Ne opposition was ehsred, as thers we're but q
few struggling rebel soldiers in the town, wbs
Hed On the approach Of the eunbOsts. Colonel
Biz, with bis force, penetrated The interior, pass
ing through the counties Of Pasqu0taDk, Perqui-
mans, Gates and ChOwsn. Three days were
spent IA these counties, licking sfssr rebel TO0gs
sRd guenlIas. But few, however, were discOv-
cred, the GeoTgisns and Tigers" having left
bat = feW days previous for Te1nsssee or Vr-
ginfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
x Rev. james o Andrew, (bishop) writes
n tie Sanlksra Chrisfsan Ad.aeais

o e o9uItaIN JWAI"H dHs1tAs
This accused greed FIT gold is running thos-
lands Of our people toT this word and me aaxt.
The past season hss been unusually propiioas.
Our bans ard cribs have besn fall 10 overflow.
ing, snd yet number IF Cur planters refused 80
eel corn 81 two dollars peT bushel MsBy o. our
friends and c~ounIymen who hsVe been forcod to
Zee from their bofaes before tbs spProseb Of car
cruel invaders, have come smong US, and many
Of cur rich planters, whom God has 80 greatly
b.ssse3, are unwilling TO sell lhom com at 81,
for lear it viii get higher, AID they lose = few
dollars in the sale. God has given Us an 'abuud-
sns crop this year, aud thus re sh0w our graft
tade 70 Hun. Is there no danger that He will
set His syos upon us fer evil. and cut Of eur
hopes and prospects IN Coming 6msl Nay God
reform and save W.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

We Learn through q private letter rom
JacksoR Mississippi, dated The 29h ult., that
wiiEbis inieleeBce he'd been received here that
tsaaiy usngPorts ct Yankee troops were landed
a. Yicksbarg . lew days bef1Fs.
Ga their lac retreat, the Yankees plUn5ers5
every house they passed, and burned all he
mills and shops Ths presence Of ladies' a.
forced 40 protesh0D to private residences. They
entered the bsdehamber Of D. GTsaves, ana
broke open trunks and drawers aud dHed them
If their contests in the presence Of Mrs.
Gresvss. who was con6ged TO her bed. Then
obieef seems 10 be 80 destroy everything neees.
saTy, not only for the subsisleaes Of the army.
bat foil he suppgrfo of the Inhabitants, and &c
make be country q wilderness for forty CT fty
miles iron the Mississippi river, that Their navi
cation Of 10 and their farms upon its banks may
Hof Be disturbsd-H issiSrppian
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

GOTERBoR WATTS SUCCEssoE-We learn.
says the Ricbmsnd Wig, that Judge Wade
Keyss, ls.s assistant Attorney General, has been
appointed successor al iEtaia Of Attorney
General Watts, who resigned on his election as
govarnor Of Alabama.
Judge Keyes was q prominent lawyer Of
Alsbsnas and for several years 6liod the Office
Of chancellor Of he southern ehancory division
Of De State. to which be was elected BY the
Legislature. Perhaps fewer Of his decisions
were reversed by The supreme court Of the
Safe han Of any Judicial O6osr on the bench
CT thai State he isA profound lawyer, as well
a. a mos. excellent ard smiabls geullsmau, and
in al Prospects fltsd 70 adom The position, should
tie President determine 10 confer upon him the
SpPointment for ths remainder Of bis aduainis-
frafon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

- Who is tie shortest msn mentioned u
The Bible Khss-hjgh miHa.
FhaE IS wrong L B 3 Blldad, tbe Shuils.
(Shosh,ghk)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARg
REWARD

0sFr ca g sh7st rba IstB asy OF sssss1bs- Ia
IL fsH5Hizs GoNFABEaATE EEgET 80 szyT-
scN3S, VIA 8 zsezs a-ta=asd, signed By &. TavICr-
Re- star Ct ne Treasury:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

HsssG af UzcfaIuaed Fre7ghf EeceiVed ~ he
seuthsEH express Csna1aTs November .,
II Faughsr, pct 81 Little * ID T Hammond, *;
Kelly. ok; Ass j p Pastsn, al, " @ Bursi a Idle; J
Il sieWaFg bE. d II Grss1, bdi Capt E p R-icAr=N,
bd; saacy Lscoy, pkg G. 8 Milton. drum; " J Arrsas
s4 , . k~enHStie' ~ e4s Z aetSa, 10 pkgs IA Csok.
Barber 3 bEs; II 2fkfs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

OLD BOOTS and .
Wanted al the Pistol Factory,
~ szy 71a1-ir7.
Il ms Nv rpTrrr a ann
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Wg0 WILL C0HE AND Boy GgsD
HGHE9

NENLItALLE "a teF 2 h civ Of M.-a-- CO
HALF Am ARE OF GECTE1.
improved "a e Eurs -lIs. styHrh zud auvr-f4rt
rssidsucs or aL H5per and l3@r esssncrr r1ou4. c.1-.
a-a pauTE vice haas. eight IRE piae=E uls --rs-.
dAh 90 Hno-e 'front.'. recess R.rise ia she rez e never.
t-ItHs well Of water new b-ok servants hous- Il s7r7-
fJezH NV 9sez asoz ald csrnegs 10 ~ nee zldn
s9st r=zdy 1iant-d with riu5sr v-gsfab s-.ha wtol.
prem ss -apsLaaAs-y La--1aca sza haze jlzt undergone
a thorough renovation.
PosEslssu vvsa in q sa1rt tine p-gs f~-lr--Hvs
thousand ls3,5OU d4laia. Call upon
~ IS DlE0H2, or
D. "a. SPEED
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
On Consignment.

% GASES KLLICKEICE TOBAcoO-hres han
IA drsd pound cases, az
BEACH 8 ROOTS.
MhiteLaI street.
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Ths HsTGtes New Orleans correspondent
writes under dale Of October Is h, as fellows.
Since he reoseoing Of tho Mississippi river
By The capitulaton o. FieksoDrg aud Port Hud.
son, and he Consequent severance of the pseuIo
combination Of States, under the high SOUNDING
zupellatioH OF the Southern C0Bledecscy." tbst
part of the confederation lying west of the river
has figured in a kind Of isolation which the ft-
surgonts At Richmond could not resca. This
IA 3 fact in the case Of armed assistance. yet in
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RDARDERs WAMTEn.

HAVE i1st rented the "BOOKER house. Z
gnientoHn, thirty niles FROM ssima On Hs ran
ro1d- a. elegant rooue and galleries.
Board enc hu1drsd dGlsrz
BOO 1r q. ". TAaMATrR
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eEzERAL VESSELS.

Large numbers Of refugees eseape daily to
Plymouth. the headquarters Of Bigadier-Gen
Vessels UaioB forces "a this Sists, to avoid lhe
rebel c~0nseTipt gangs Many came in with Col.
Mx's expedition 20 Newbsrn for the same mr.
pose. OF the refugees escaped to Plymouth
quite 3 number have slroady enlisted in the 81.
regiment North Carolina Union vOlusseers.
WHICH is there forming.
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eoRDossvILLs, Ocobsr 6-Fiys Yankee srivales
and oas sefgea-t wsrs brought hsrs today. Thsy
we're captured a. HarrsatoH yesterday fsrsEinz They
report considerable zsivty amonr uelr any. ana
say there are no inslesuoaa q going into wizssr
ruar-era
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A srzEnmLA CAHP BRokEg UP.

Col. Uphsm, Of tie 18th Conreeticut reEi-
meat, with his own command, snd 500 cavalry
IL addition, left camp Besr Portsmouth, on the
18Th inst, and meved through the country IL
the direction Of South Nils. rsiding in iae
style, bat meeting with no force Of the eEemy
on his rouie. A. the latter place g junction was
made with g Dr0p8riouste force from North Car
oiIEa, sad, thzs ssr1Uz hsEed, the little srmY
scented snd secured the country far and near,
with no mean succssg, for eesr Ehzabesh CITY
our men came unexpectedly upon g camp OF
lurking pace Of ggerriIas. Fhs Hsst Yves 5ro
ken up, several captures made, ssd those es-
capped we're dispersed in al directions 1 be-
Lave that put I've were captured, the rsss ssesp-
ing BY reason Of theif unprecedented display Of
AGILITY.