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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16
THE BTSvEnEETs sEAsNsF Texas

TsHE MOVEMENTS AGAINST TEXss.
From The st. Lsuis Republicans We rlaau sho
p1JpoTt Of Northern reports from BAsKs' sruly
and Texas. Il thinks The troops in the depart
meut OF the Calf 'ale gradusily progressing IN
pursuance Of the plans If The commanders"
and asssg-s that tie Teche county has been
fGl'y recovered, and q large tcree is already IN
Texas, haviuE crossed sic Sabine rver It is
added: The p Lat OF crossing was not ever
ous hundred mics from Galveston, and we may
presume HAT, aier il7 euemy's works s5ous
SsgiDe pass sTg reduced by an attack IN the rear,
G. Tyz,oa i.-..5 Hi., be ssgzi.ol. ssf very III
P-Tiant pcft Ct entry recovered. Gslvest05 Is
she stronghold Of tho Lone 5 az State A shors
time sEo-it was gaIasoasa ty but four Tsgi-
Eeu.s OF rebels, recently under the command
ot G=ae-al hsGEUDEB, But uow under Cs.gnc.
LUCKLIT."
L. Is admitted tlas Galveston Is vel defB5sd
by numerous and foTuiia5le sand ~ork, caso
mated baaeus.," s1d Pgo.gnied description OF
SINE Of thsss is given Il is stated thas the
principal wG-k is ths fremont street battery, 10
the westward of the city. There is nise bat
terry, On tie point Of Galveston island, st the
entrance Of ths hsTbor. At point commaz5-
iuy ,he river channel leading to the city, there
are .ao batteries, respectively EaEe1 BaHkhssd
aud Alg.udyr On the opposite side there is
ss9 vsry formidable forufcatou. The sT1as
naHt OF the iors dsfandiRg the sity consists Of
forty guns, some OF them Of modern Esglisb
fabric.
II .hs Regu5lises can be believed, Sen Ma
sRUDER bas added a new feature to his voEks,
for it ADDS: 81 The guns are mounted on cars
leading 10 The Notifications and SO arranged as
t. g. moved from enc point to another IS coutis-
EeEcies may require, and also to be tshen from
tie island If LoclsssIy. The novelty Of tlis
manner Of concentration Of FIRE, by the udop-
ion OF the Car process, is clever. Indeed, to sy
j5e leasE OF it. TIE re5sls firmly believe that
these gg4s have sufficient caHber to TePel any
move ss.s ut II our aEmy ard navy f5rccs"
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SaiIg ggptal.
IFEOM THE APmY EDIrIoE.J


The Northern joarnsls having conceived the
iisa thai tho possession Of Aasaia and Eorthsrn
Georgia wsuIdorush out the rebellion, csnaot
refrain from so boasting, snd urging their gsno-
rails or to the work. We bsvs already quoted
numerous suieles te tbis effect, and we and an
ether IN the S. LOuis RspsBliesn Of the 2sth
ulHmo
That iou-nal refers to a dispatch stating that
Rome, Ga, had been attacked in the rear, SD
says ibst wi -hout placing entire re,isuee in the
story Of tie advance upon Rome, we may say
that such a movement is not altogether ont Of
tbe question, and, if untrue az this Hns !; is
probably Only listls premature"
Statistics have been referred 70, and Roze is
found to be "a place Of much imporisscs, hay
e pcpu's;i9u-of ever thTes thousand, wi b con
sidersba trade. t has railroad c0Duecticns
with Atlanta, Macon, Augusta aud other inl-
porisn' Georgia points, sRd by way Of AlAa-a,
with Eo1tgoussry and othe- towns ia A,sbsms.."
Besides, "sn advsHce from Rome 70 Alsata,
distance Of about sixty niles, would give u
[ the Fedsralsl control Of more tzan cue- half Of
the IsilWsy sys en- Of Georgia, and cut of corr
muuicstion with Als5snla aud Mississippi, thu5
prscGcs'ly c5liairg TIE rU5s.lion so Sausa Car
Oius ana Virginia. Tbs capture Of RJms 7oal5,
in another respsct pysTe 3 serious blow is tie
rebels. They bsvs three large iron founddes
a1d immense 6epots CT pIlvi,isas, tie ouo IL
dispenssbls to the armament and the ether se
tto commigsATist of they armies. Thsir provi-
si0n8 may, perhaps, be removed, but tie iroD
works cannot Be so eonveniently esrrsd cT, azd
Uoaid nsessss5ily fsI into our hands"
TIE ErsstssruRgle Of the war the Abolition
Cover meat viii attempt to make in this vicin-
ity. This Is apparent, and beyond question.
They are mGssiDg on the Tennessee river, ex-
tending from Rockville to Co1iRlh, al tAoir
forces ezcep. those Of MEADE and BANKS
They have sent thsir most succezsfuI gereTsls to
lssd their armies. Their purposes RIe syoved,
AID the results lhey expect to follow their Sc
ccmplishmsut de HnctIs announced. We esn
net soy what our Goverrmenl is doing, bat we
ksoa shat Should be dons We have been
f0TtwsTned, and if n05 caught uupTepsred viii
siTaost deservo The Consequences. Tbs Ysrksas
vent North Georgia; can the ConfsdeIsis Gov
eTEment sfOrd 10 lei tEam have it7
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Z he EsEpsbsrEs-TheIr Emigration across
the Atlantic.


the Atlantic.
From the London Post (Govsrnnent orEsn) Sept -
The Hapsburgs, as we all know, held the
threne Of Spain and the Indies ior nearly two
centuries. I. would have required 3 singular
bo]dnsss to have predicted for them q revival OF
any part Of that Inheritance since its dehnitivs
settlerrent on the house cf Bourbon by the treaty
of Utrecht a century snd ! bali ago Indeed
the uamstakBble decline and threatening ex
tinciioH of 81 tie branches Of this Bourbon
dynasty woald have made i less improbable,
ten yesrs since, that the Austrian preteRsions
might have revived at the Escarial, thsa that the
accidents of conquest aud marriage should have
now ofsre1 to the HaPsbuYg hns the prospect
Of two imperial thrones On ths other side Of the
Atlantic. We now learn that a marriage hsE
been arranged bsEweea the youngest brother y
tho Enpshor Of Austria aud the eldest dsught2i
an hsifess Of the Emperor Of the Brszil5 The
Arckduks Louis Joseph Antoine Victor s now
just tweuty-one years OF age, and the DonRe
isabella Christine, II. In this uni0R the hope D.
the B8zilan 01ceession viii rest, end an Ausire-
BFss!,ian prince VIII some day. in All pTobs-
biiy, ascend the imperial thTone Of Rio JsnaiTs
Thst contingency. 10 doubt is dislSns en08gh,
f1r the Emperor Pedro II IS not yet forty. PhC
Austrian slch1lko, lowoVef, wael his p ineess
ascaad3 tho iagoues vii probably take tae i'll,
e EmCeroE, as lha cons0Ft OF Maria oi-GloFis Ia
P1rla--l. sad ct Is bsllA "a Sl1in, teak that OF
K,ng rha Hspsbarg succession in Bfszli vi
urots5lY bssoms As established fsct IS th,
Hspsbarz succession in Mexico Taree imPe
fia crowns ia succession or ia remainder tad &
q siugis bIsnch Of one family thai seemed only
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coz. TaRngsr n0F nFhD,

We are grady sIatihsd TO learn, as We
d from tie Register, that C.L JlFF For
REsT, ehoso death we snHepuead last week, IS
Il: dead, bat sgl lives TIE RsgisisT says be
aas shsl ihEcuga he hips, szl is now 81 the
Ecass Of Cspt eTEELE o mile and half iTsR
Tuscunbis, and il do.rg we'll Oz the fret dsy
Of his ssF5-s oi his hs had wi,A h.Ia I've maH,
azd FoRBEsT, pursued by 3 lsIgs number, tosk
refuge IN g. IHEelessi5ls meunlais cave. he
sn5 his gonzales ki,sd tpezsy-eigh. Of iho sE-
cry, among them c9lsoel, msjsT sEd tive
eaYtsies.
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Y TIE New VOFk 7rtbEHs states that mu-
tusl excha.go Of the remsins Of deceased pris-
oners has been sgIesd upon BY she pgsPer Az
ihcriGos Of the Uni.s5 States and C0niederais
Governments, and sorggon-Gouoral Barnes
has issued he necessary orders to suIgeons 10
ebzrse Of hospitals ~hsrs Conledersts prison
eTs are confined. Col Hohm,d, commissioner
general cf pEigogars, bad received one lis, ''cm
Richmond
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16

- A1eaang t3-t1e Northern journals, at
lhs ies. decs,Adau OF exchange irsusd By Com.
1lIssiUnss O4l5, the d.Eagsucs between the tae
governments il resp ct 70 uamblys is one thou
sand greater than before, snd they express ,be
opinion that the probabilities Of speedy ad-
jos.lncDl ase 50 mueh iagiheT removed.
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Thr ssrsrs .r n.nrln..

Stephen A Douglas is buried By shs shore Of
re AXE, s slCrs distance from Chicago. A isyr
boards srouHd a small irclosare are al that
maIks tie spot - Correspondent
Do1gss o. buried By she solemn shore
or sicti igal-.hs Lake Be loved 90 we'll
Ard rs r5sou1diuE waters is Ell
And biz lament fh-ir never cessinE roar
Nc numanfsl To role MARKS the spot.
No EIuue, engraved with one recording lina
Els a rude e G. around she narrow iot,
Wbsch colds b. corss- w1oss 80 rit was divine
il al that bids The passing traveller Psuss
Ger one Hho deemed b. glorious to spend
His life IN service Of his cdnutrys 3 G usa.
And who was f-m and fsit iul G. the end
he needs ne -t0na- The lats exa'ts bis Elms
Aud every wind that sti g g slss1s ii flns.
PAEE BENJlnrr
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speeisl oi8ps,,5 70 the st. Louis Rspabjeanl
MzlPHIs October %, via Cairo = About
twenty ci Sci Streets ggernlss unotr Geo
Allen entered Brownsville and got drUKk, plum
de-sd stores aud eli zsHs Unfortunately, took
al The GauCy they could ind in grocsnes, and
enc thousand d54ara worth from dry good stores.
A. ..ar uiEhtlaH lhay STACKED o dwelling, 6TiHg
soverLl shots through It
Seventeen prisoners from ColierTills were put
in Irving Block yesterday.
Gen Davidsou and 5tsE, and several Paymss-
iegs from L.t..s Rock sHiyed last evening, en-
rou.e North
The notorious guerrilla Barrow, Wilh two
companies Of followers, ere sgsiR in The north
sazt part Of Shelby county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16

From these toe soldiers. Ike babies Quaf Tics
aud scpious dTaughts The woman patrols the
camp, snd crias, Ten cents suck" She also
carries getts peTcha ptl5w, whoss contents
sTe easily imagiuod-npen which rests hsr baby,
which Is fortunately not gu:tA psrsha, and thas
the soldisTs have modern convenierces for wor-
shiping Bacchus.-Army Potomac Letter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16

AEgw Way 10 SILL LlQUUs-Eggs baI.@
baea 6lisd will whisky and shipped n barrels
Canol!no has screened s7d waited ihs bSnslal
beverage. A novel wsy mas bees Taceply DIS
c,vs,s5 Tiers is q womun who sports guItA
d rcba breasts, flied not with lacteai juices, bat
old Bourbon OF best quality aHd greaIsss age
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16

- Toe .. S. treasurer rsce5vsd zna.bsr
package Of roles from the wreck Of the ssa-s-
Ruth, thus furnishing adiidanal pfoof ihas -
tbe m7asy-resrly s3O0O000-wss ca soea
that stesmeE ai The tins ef The als.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-16

EF-TI Fo5sEal Treasury Department. has re-
esIltly se3tsevon or eight MILLIONS Of dollars to
tie Wee. for the payment Of troops.
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Montgomery and Ws4t Point Railroad.
ArlgaI and Closing Il tie c. S. Mails.

FY GE9EQIA RALRo1D.
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Hs wasIEitg And ATLANTIC RAiLDOAD.
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s- aTLal A AND WEST POINT RAILROAD.
din. ..,y e. 5.gEE. Cl7ses dsIy b. P. M,
E>CsS AND WESTERN KAILkUAD.
On. l..-l.sVA Cl9ses dsi.y Al P. X.
,sEF.CB EOUks.
Cf-aa.sA A. N G1d zee a. .. a. Cpsn a. 30 ,.
sr a..1 close 81 O r. y.
SUNDAY.
a1rsr asa g. ard close ~ Ak Open a. bF.N
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tlf tfe arrival Of each ulEi the nee Vi ts s0sed
u-.liiff has Dseu dalrUu-sd ard ready far delivery.
TEDS c. howard.
H-- har D. 1903 P.sfH Ser
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Ters9la ID AdVeFt5sIag,

Al s5verissasuss viii ss charged two dollars per
seuzre Ter The aFt Insertion ars one dssT sRd Eiiy
segu 'as sr=h sa5ssgueat Insertion,
Igsa n1aess WI Be ehsFged st tie rats Of sfiy sts
gsr iiue
obituary uoicss charged q TIE rats Of tvan.y-ave
IS per Hn- s1i sl olAsI article, nos Of general public
t.r-as- s= tsr ssvarrsss1iauss
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an EXCHANGEO PRISONER
Dsalh OF oae o &c . elaaa TTisnIvirs o.

Carlo Armsliini, formerly one o. the Roman
Tnumvirats. in connection with MsEzipir 81
Safi, died feE days since in Brussels. At ne
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sgs Of sighiJ-seven Hs had already obsai1ss
distinction Es 3 lawyer VIXEN Pic Memo, soon az
ter his accession 10 TIE PApacy, In June, 1876
entrusted to birn tbs preparation Of she reforms
which NsI6 effected between 1916 and 1915
AFInsiiui was decorated f1r lis services viii
tGe Order OF AeTit, and msds pg0-seHator, or
.hief Of tie municipal council Of Rome He
supported and eae9H1agsd ths Poss IN his liberal
visRE When, in March, 1913, a goEsaiuto1al
government vas proclaimed b. tho Pove, Ar
meliiui Wss ch05en depUly 5y severai constitu
sEeiss ard Afterwards nsda Vice -PFesii sut Of
the Chsubsr When. subsequently,, the Pope
fed 70 Gssts, AFmeliui was male minister OF
the iaterior and eneth5 proclamation Of the
Republic he Es5 unanimou1lT fixed 0n IS one
ef tho members Of the ThanviFats Rome
having submitted, sizaT tie Hell-foughs day si
t1e 5gtR OF june, ls49 10 sls FieQcb troops
Aru3elliHi rHsiTed 30 B.usEsls, where he YES EeJ
10 universal respect his body was followed
.s the grave BY politicians Of distinction, By
,aysls, by artists, and exles Of eli countries.
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Eacan Id Westera RaiIread.


1sar-S TO AT-as Ts-.---- OF llIlEs---.--FsRE $500
ALFaLD L. II .-R. sulellztsldsuL
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Imagine the feelings Of fond parent, full Of
years, venerable minister of the GOSPEL Of tie
Baptist d. tnoE1iustiou, hen at VIeksbprg, ex-
pecting 70 take % his eHabTses loved and duli-
fn sou, he learns the iats shss has beialien him,
and tnat ho vas killed 20 m=ka good the oath If
a Yankee guard, thst be would Kill 8 rebel b.
fore Hs lei. lbs prison.
IN EXEHANGEn PRIsONRR
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Georgia Railroad ald Banking Company.
AUsCsEA 10 ATLANTA It'll aiILEs....,.FARE 5000
GEORGE YCNGE, slpsriHt enssat

ElFat Ia.rsugsr s-d Kali Tram
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

fighting the enemy wherever he found him, never
allowing him to recover from defeat, or to con-
centrate his scattered forces and thus reapIng for
himself and the brave army he commands the full
fruit of every battle and victory.
The good results of these achievements OF
Grant and Banks can hardly be estimated. They
cut the rebel Coufederacy in two, and must, one
can hardly doubt practically overthrow the rebel
lion in all the country west of the Mississippi as
we'll as in broad belt ofterritory east of that river
The control OF the river is restored again TO the
United States, while Gen. Grants army can
march eastward towards Rosecrans, or south
ward toward the gulf, putting treason in the south
west in most difficult and dangerous position.
We look for the best and most satisfactory
conclusions to these brilliant operations of the
Union Armies and the loyal hearts of the Nation
may well take renewed courage, and rejoice in
such trumphs Of our arms.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
The Freedman's Association.

In some of our late issues, we called attention
TO the claims of the American Freedman's Re
lief Association, stating its origin anG object.
1t originated in the necessities of the country,
as connected with the progress of the war, and
the freedmen of the South. We also stated
that the Rev. L. II Stone was urged to act az
it's agent, and expressed our hope that his SER
vices might be obtained We are happy now
to be able TO inform our readers that Mr..
S. has accepted this egency and is already IN the
field. We hear from him in Berlin and Barre,
and that he makes his way to the hearts and purse
of the people. In Barre the sum raised in three
days Was something over one hundred dollars,
and this, 100, Immediately after the efforts OF
Mr. Davis and his friend. This speaks well for
Mr.. Stone as agent, and the people of Barre as
donors.
Let other towns and parishes be ready to dc
molly in this cause We trust other papers
will call attention to the necessity for this work
of humanity, charity and patriotism.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

from Morris Island by a narrow stream, which
at low tide is almost fordable The island i
about eight miles long and mile and a half
wide, and commands Morris Island and on which
we can plant batteries that with the aid of the
gunboats, we can shell them off of Morris Island
in eight hours time, and once in possession Of
Morris Island we have Cummings Point on
which we can plant siege guns, with which we
could batter down Fort Sumter--the sand hills
being perfect protection from the shot and shell
of Forts Sumter and Moultrie."
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

HARPER MAGAZINE for June is on our table
There is no need to give its full table of contents,
though it presents an excellent entertainment, as
usual. The stories Rosemary, ROmola, and The
Small House at Arlington, are continued. The
illustrated articles are The Indian Massacres and
the War of 1862, and the Quicksilver Mines OF
New Almaden, California. For every variety
Unpopular literature, Harper's Magazine is not
excelled by any monthly now published.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

We gladly plead guilty to the accusation o.
being the cause of this terrible war, if through
it, and in no other way, can be secured the death
of usurping and cruel tyranny, the entran'
chisement of a race, and the establishment for
ever in the finest and noblest country on earth OF
a government of pure and unaduiterated repuo-
lican liberty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

New MUsIC.-We have received from the
publishers, Messrs Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston
the following pieces of new music:
Roses lie along the Way,-music by j. S.
Porter The Cumberland words by Longfel-
low, music by F. Boot ; Corn is King,-words
by Miss Mary W, Janvrin, music by Elias Ma
son; Cradle Soug-words by J. G. Holland,
music by Jane P, Tltcomb; Annie Lisle Quick
step Masquerade Galop, composed by James
II. Wilson.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

GoDEYs LADY's Book for June has made it's
appearance, with all the latest fashions from
A. T. Stewards, and everywhere else. The
number is good one. The steel plate is pretty
- The Little Tease"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

WHAT THE WAR CosTs.-On the 29th of
February, 1868, the Secretary Of War, in ac-
cordance with law transmitted To Congress the
accounts of his department up to the cose of the
fiscal year which ended July LIST, 1862. or course
the statement was of no use in legslating on the
army appropriation bill at that late stage of the
session, and in fact it is only this week that it has
reached the Capitol in printed form.
The entire amount drawn for the service OF the
War Department from the United States treasury
during the fiscal year July LIST, 1862, was
$4O4413, S69 SO, VIII CHI left balance of appro-
priations amounting to $94,l 1T 1888 S4-ths
appropriations having been $49S, sol ,2l737.
Among the prominent items are:-
Paw of the army, $S,o97 2O7 IS
Pay of militia and volunteers, 500 534 IS
Pay OF two and three years. volunt 10S Al
Subsistence OF officers, l,045327 46
Forage, 1893 52l 81
Subsistence Of two and three years. VOLS ops 04l %
Subsistence of three months vol's, l,25l,5l7 So
Subsistence Of regulars, 3,352,527 IA
Aiming and equipping the militia, 81, $50 ID
Purchase of arms, SOFA 275 80
National armores, 2,O25 $50 90
Ordnance and ordnance stores, 46b3,S 40
Armament OF Notifications, Csc. 236 40
Clothing, st, $50 2S7 81
Purchase of horses for cavalry, I3.773,745 81
Purchase Of horses fos ordnance, 1858 "A
Expenses of recruiting 372 1886 90
Baising four regiments of regulars, 10 800 IS
Refunding to States expenses incurred
for volunteers, 1856 1926 90
Coll ecng and organizing volunteers, t0,99L.925 81
I Arms and munitions Of war for loyal
citizens in revoltea States, 1908 600 90
Purchase 1f book of tactics, 40, 900 90
| Contingent expenses, 24l, 653 q
Incidental expenses Quartermasters
department, la,sse,778 70
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

CHARLESTON soldiers letter from Folly Is
land, Charleston harbor, intimates that the rebel
forts are to be reduced by regular siege We
quote
+" Folly Island, which we hold, runs along the
coast from Stone Iulet north and is only separated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27

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