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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-23
SUGGESTIONS TO OUR FRIENDS.

l. Let every man go to work to elect our
Candidate.
2. Let every Hundred be thoroughly
organized,
3. Let meetings be held all over the
State.
4. Let Documents be freely circulated
We shall gain wherever the truth and
justice of our cause are known.
s. Meet every issue frankly and man.
fully. Show the positive value, necessity
and propriety of the confscasion act The
CONSUMPTION act, the emancipation procla-
nation the suspension of the habeas
corpus writ.
6. Watch for every SANDER and trick
invented by the enemy. Ferret them out,
trace them home, expose them thoroughly.
Z. Present to your neighbors the great
issues Of Union and Disunion-of war for
peace by enforcing the laws of the land-on
the one side, and separation, dismember-
ment, perpetual war on the other. Show
that the only way to sustain the govern
ment is to sustain the vital measures of the
Administration. Show that every vote for
tho copperheads give that much aid and
comfort to rebellion.
8. Claim earnestly that the soldiers who
have gone from this State to fight the bat.
ties of the Union, be brought back to ex.
ercise their rights as citizens.
9. Make it your business to talk with
your neighbor, to circulate documents, t,
feel and to act as if you felt that our tri
umph depended upon your exertions.
10, Let us all be earnest, active, Wig
liant, aggressive, firm, unwaiving, loyal an
3 true. For Con AND LIBERTY to-day an
for our lives. For God and Liberty
our homes, at our business, at public an
private worship, when We speak and whe
we vote.
So shall righteousness and justice an
union prevail, So shall each man feel tn
he has done his duty as a citizen-as OF
who receives gratefully the blessing of tn
government-so shall each man feel tn
he contributed to the best of his ability
the success of the good cause.
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is very small potato In his vocabulary,
CAB passes for wisdom and trickery for
patriotism. 1t will be enough for him to
spend the balance Of his lifetime in mathe-
NAUTICAL exercises, in order to cypher ont
the mystery of them one hundred and
ninety dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-15

The London Times, Of the Dist ut, referring
to the Russian reply to England, says:
Ths puTport of this somewhat curt dispafeh
is, uahapply, too plain to 10 mistaken. Not
oRly is il not a step forward, but it Is a step
backward. Having provoked and invited an
interchange Of opinions on it, 0wn conduct
and got the worst Of the argument the
Russian Government now turns around and
refuses to say 8 word more, lest st should be
tempted to lese its temper This would
be legitimate if no definite complaint had
beeR made against is, and no claim Of redress
had besn pr8feTe1. A mere disDutaut nav a.
ways plead q sinciinati0n 10 20 en- arguing on
pain Of being considered to have been ~confutad.
But The representations addressed 70 Russia
vera not theoretical propositions. nor did she 50
treat them til she found Writer approaching and
q Tsluelsnes on tha part Of England and Austria
20 pr0csed 10 eZiremitiss. Tks ERs which she
has now taken is thai which we hGd always
~f1rssssn. She votes the furthsr c0nsidera-
lion Of 2 ~diEagresable topic supeTAu-
cUs;" she bows the three rsmGnstrants out Of
the room mere or less civilly. Eraace, as The
most urgent sad dangerous, appears to have re-
eeived the most psrempt0rY response; and 60
this IS Appended, for tho benefit of all tbs pow
srs, a cBmbrsus memorandum, iH reply to a
small p0Ttisn Of the French nots, which merely
proves how libtle can be said for a bad cause in
many words. Austria, as the one whom
Russia is lesst accustomed TO fear, Is
dismissed with an answer which cannot
hags been very soothing, if we may
Judge by the fact that tia Prssss Of Vienna sd-
vises the occupation of Poland II the name of
Europe. Meanwhile. the Russian Government
accepts the full responsibility Of its acts, know
ing that it has gained time, and put the winter
between itself and foreign intervention. This
is a dangerous game to play, and this easy
triumph Of diplomacy may prove 10 have
been purchased too dearly The imls-
diato gain Of tine may seem altogsther
favorable to tho Russians, but if they should
be able to hold ont a few months longer,
time vii BE On the side Of the PSiss. SyDpaihy
is not a feeling that is blunted by the con lnUsS
/ suffering sf its objects. and Europe viii hardly
be ia So pacific q mood in the spring Of next
year as in the autumn Of this. Ncr is The
"nOrel blockade ~ it has been callsd BY q
French writer, 10 which Russia will he slbj9c
ted while she coRtinues 10 opprass Poland, a
matter of indif tn 8 great nation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-15

We observe that q proposition is being dis
cuissd licking 20 tie establishment iu this city
Of a msTkst At which family supplies shall be
sold to the censumers at cost As We are aware
that the plan hzs worked and is SOW operating.
Do bensfcislly In $ number Of the cities Of The
South in which { has bssR i~nsuEurstei by the
sbsrslty Of the PhilsnthroPists, We respect
fally sd eur voice to The sPpeI now making
to the usbls men and women Of Atlantis. The
scheme ssunot possibly involve any ultimate
l1ss Of capital, of which there aye hundreds Of
zhoussnds Of dollars lying idle. An association
can be formed in twenty four hOuTs-he scat
tered means eonesntrsted-sn tie machinery
arranged for 8 regular routine promptly, and
agents a. eaea sent Gus to purchase and forward
ihe nseesssriss Of Efa.
We cannot shut car eyes to the fact that We
are fast Teashing g point beyond ever sssrvs-
ton prices. We are approaching a state Of
things that win iBsvitably culminsse in riots
and b.o0dshsd among orr own people. The
poor cannot succumb to the privatisBs that must
necessarily Be forced upoH than; they must snd
ssU hass bread Their m~srmurings viii sad
uttsrunce IN actions, dsplorabls and disastrous.
Bat they can be helped; and it sbsuld be done
1t nus: b 5ons. Let The facts be looked stub
bornly ia tbs iaes Yesterday a small lead Of
Indifferent green weed commanded twenty
dslis-H bacon sod It $3.50 per pound;
eggs s. per dozsn, vh.ls ell other AZ
heles Of prime necessity commanded prices
equally s. fabulous. Woej can be delivered il
the city Al ten d0LErs per cord, pork st fifty &c
seVesy-fve 4snts s pOuud, and good fresh bee
a. tie same figures, and a handsome profit al
fordsd. And to DO It, ali that is necessary is to
adopt some measure, such as is proposed, by
which The go-bstwsons, the eIt0rtionate buck
sisrs and retailers, can be avoided by the needy
purchasers for sexual consumption, and their oc-
cupaton taken from them. lie. it be dsne, an6
the most fearful consequences avoided, without
deInv.
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We have before az the Leave1worth (kansae)
H1ss, Of tie 26th alt. It Is jsas in reoaipt Of
The fTst news Of the defeat Of ROsEoRANs at
C~hicksmaugs, All says: we hsvs sad, terri
bic news from RosECRAss Erny. Disaster
has befaIlen as where it should least occur.
The telegraph says our army under ROsE-
CRAEG' has been badly beaten This is a
stTsng statement We fear that it means ire
tisvsbls ruin in that quarter for bs present
Ths telegram 10 re CIzciHBsd CoHmsrciai
locks acre fsvoraklo, aud closes By saying that
both armies held their position IF shis should
prove true, sl is wsIl for he rebels have svi-
IDENTIFY spent the force Of their blow in The first
onset But the dispstch via Louisville appears
70 be later. It says that we are badly beaten,
and are falling back on Chattanooga.
The battle has undoubtedly been one Of The
fsrcast Of the war, and it row looks very hard
against Us. If RssECEAEs is falling back on
Cbattanooga, 1t is q fearful reverse. He viii be
unable TO hold bis p~Osidon-at ihat point long
unl1ss supported BY Burnside. If he falls
back further, the tide Of war viii roll back TO
he Ohio nver, and the whole aspect Of the con
asst vii be changed.
SAould the worst news prove true, our eenteE
is broken, and ths finest sray in America is il
sad condition"
Nay We not hope thai the gIosmy spPTshen.
sions Of this Yankee editor viii be realized to the
fullest extent, and that the tide Of wsr viii be
speedily rolled back to the Ohio river1 The
operations Of Gen WHEELER Middle TenEes
see are helping along the cause amazingly, and
It IS not At al improbable thai by this time ROSE
CRAEs Is either on the back track or in g dast
tuts condition for want Of supplies. This sac
eessful cap Of eur cavalry puts a new phasI
upen saaiE in the front, and viii teach tb.
wiley Dutchmsn" that be VIII not be Permits
70 make his headquarters at Chattanooga il
peace, comfort ana safety.
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might raceVes all occasion OF doubt. ascaresirsd
y a statnts this perasslivs Of the crown, and
enable his asjestY witt the alvice Of his e9un-
ell TO set forth procllmst0ns, euj9ining obedi-
snes under whatever pains aud penaltiea thay
should think proper; and these proclamation
vera TO have tas foreo Of perpetual laws.
Oaa of tho principal objections to Hzma's
great history is bis well known sympathy with
tha kingly prsrogstivs; yet even he regarded
he giving Of the Kings proclamation the power
Of E statute enacted By Parliament sa a fatal
blow to al civil liberty, and 4 subveYsion- of a
frss Constitution. Yst to-dsy q isrrs uzrtv ia
this country believe that : proclamation By ire
President OF the Uaitsd States has al tas bind.
ing forcs Of a law, although it ignores municipal
$ ate aud Congressional snaefnsuts 5ms and
sgaiu recognized, and rendered sacred by iudi-
cal decisions Mr.. Lineala himself. in his "a
cent letter seems TO take It for granted hat Lis
proclamation IN As good as any law p=ase1 By
Congress, and viii be held WiA g. mach respect
by the courts.
IFwil be Hoticad that "gunden elaeTgsncies''
and the necessity for speedy remedies" was the
tyrant's ples il the time Of Henry VII ar Il is
iu that Of Abraham the First-Hel0 Ysrk H0gid,
Oct ID
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The EnpsEsaaee Of Atlanta.

The New York Herald forcibly describes the
Importance Of this point to the Confedsrates, and
suggests The Efforts they viii make TO defend 10:
Atlanta is the last Ink which binds together
the Southwestern and northeastern sections Of
the rebel C5nfsdarscy Break it, and those sec
tons fail ssundsr. The two systems Of SOUTH
western railway communication centered a.
Chattanooga, and the conquest of that place
and Koxvllle severed tie northern line. Be-
tween the former aud the present cap
itals of tho COHledsracy IN Montgomery
and Riehmond-thers 10 now no railway
communication, except by the road which turns
east st Atlanta and runs to Augusta, thsacs By
two lines reaching R0~Fthvardly iato Virginia
and even portions Of these are held By the most
precGTi0uH tenure. OF course, with the capture
Of Atlanta, this system is also broken up, and
since the capture Of atlanta involves also the
subjuga;iOn Of Northern Georgia, lhs present
campaign Of Gen R1secrans aims at nothing
less than the military isolation Of Mississippi,
Alabama and Georgia, from the remaining
States of South CsTeiaa, North Carolina aad
Virginia
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The CORES dondeDt of the Nsw York Herald,
writing Of the battle Of Cnickamaaga, says:
The general, who had been ND all night.
though seriously III, indcfatigabla a. ever, hsd
dcnued what bis staff call ''bis fighting coat
a great coat Of .ha style in common use among
tho private soldiers. He bed early sluug
the canteeR Of his orderly around his own
neck, and this, said his slsff who had watched
and studied his manners, meant fight" He
was 60 me that morning an interesting 5tudv,
fer I had i0uad him in = new character. He
has three distinct characters, which It re-
quirss three different circumstances to reveal
In garrison, - at MuTfTeesbsr0, lively, good
natured, pleasant and agreeable, fond Of social
gsReB and CONVEX st.5n, he had gI0wR painful
y less TO one vino approached him with Tever-
eRce for him IS q great warrior; for be could
see ne traits of It. IN maveueBts-dGTiug Bis
maceuvers l masn-qIick, lively, yet severe,
his nerves struHE 70 their creates tension, and
somewhat disposed to be excited over bis plans
and calculations, he creates in the beh0lder q
curiosity as 10 his resi nature, and 0Gs gets be-
wildared IN seeing the opposing traits Of the
man.
But on the ncrnirg of the 18Th, when it was
evident that everything vas narrowed down to
an engagement, his manaer assumed a ugid dig
nifty thai vas painful. He sDsks in low tones,
neither soft nor pleasant, nor hasa, nor roUEh.
His nerves become salidifisd, and be is a man Of
iron. h sees everything, aud UoGces nothing.
He siargs and says nothing You speak, and
he looks At you for q moment, and then turns
away. All distinetivsly fsls on that morning
that Rosey was not in his approschable hunor :
4" for like The oraeios be talked with fate"
I shall never bsiieYe tlat RJsecraus or Thorn
as, entered into the FIRST battle Of the Chias-
manga with that degree Of confidence which
should have been felt by liam. There appeared
to be something over which R0Becfsns had no
control, urging him to battle, and the know
ledge Of it made Thomas, vino blsnchss at moth
ING, look BACK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-15

~ IF Hume, the historian, lived nova
daJs, the radicals would pronounce him a cop
perhsad, because Of the following passage in
his history Of England Soaking Of a certain
passage in the reign Of Henry VIII, he q
(Hame, vol iii, chap. XXIi):
The Parliament having thus resigned ali their
religious liberties, proceeded to an entire sur
render of their civil. and, without scrdple or de-
liberation, they made by enc act a fatal subver.
sion Of the English Constitution. They gave
10 the Kings proclamation the same force as to
a statute enacted by Parliament; and 70 render
the matter verse, if possible, they framed this
law as if it wss only dsclarstory, and were in
tended to explain the natural extent Of royal
authority.
The preamble contains that the Ktug had for
meTly set forth several prOclamAtious which for
ward persons hal wilfuiiy ~couhenRsd, not con
sidsriBg what 4 King by bis royal power may
Dc; that this license might encourage offenders
not only to disobey the laws Of Almighty God,
but also 70 dishonor the Kings most royal
maiesty, who may full i'll bear it, that sRdden
emergencies often occur which require speedy
remedies, aud caEBot sssit tbs slow assembling
aud deIibera ions Of Parliament
EOr these reasons the Parliament, that they
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MOEEEE.
Il e w a Dl

THE sbOvs reward will Dr. pad for the delivery Of a
GRAY HARE,
which was stolen from the IA ersigned at Red Home
Ford on or about the litn September lasE said mare
Is about fifteen and q half hRaas high. light gray from
hips hruurd, rump md isEB dark non ersy. she has a
small white spot On her right fore knss and several
white spots on her ump-OEs on Der r got rump nearly
two incl-s g. diameter Her left bid lg ia very Pscu-
Iiarly ma kgd by q white spot s1ouf twelve inches
long, on the hook. s. has two snail warts on tho
right side OF her nose, i've or six inches above the nos
triL. Ter name Is dark gray, all half dark grsy, Bal
srcs white. WIN stO en- shs bad on . leather lead.
stsu. vi q chain la ter attached.
Ths Shove reward will be paid for Der dsiverY to
me, or % ME. A u. VS. hingion az Mai0r o. w. Gun
niuRham-e, At alts, ct a suitable r8nard viii be paid
for Information which viii lead 90 her recova y.
3 r. Roy.
MAJOR and A. Q n, Browns Brigade,
StswartH Division. HIPS Corps, A. T..
Camp uear Chiskanausa Depot.
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@ltet5e aeeoraing 70 act Of Congress ID the year 1869,
By Us THRAsHER, in the Cleric ofBes a. - ~
Llat gouEl Of the Confederate States for The Worsh-
era District Of 4soreia.
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EKPRESa N0TTCE.

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N 0r-er n aVot1 Misunderstanding aud 70 make our
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FATAL TRAGEDY IN C0VENGTON,
TENNESSEE.

We learn from the Memphis BulLstiR tho
particulars Of sa aErsy ia Upton county, Ten
nessee, between two old and respectable eit-
gems, which resulted in the death Of enc o.
the participants. Iii is stated that on the Isl
inst. the Hou. A. W. SMITH, late probste Judge
"a M. Isaac BLEDsoE, were sitting on tue
porch Of tie Townsend house, in CoYingt0n,
whom they began to joke each other about TAX
ing the oath Of allegiance, each having beer
within the Federal Gnss, and both ~stTenuously
denying that they had tsksn the cath Of aliegt
anoe.
For soms tine they talked on quite COED hu
moTeHy, - they wsrs always considered 80 be
lie very best Of friends. At length SsHTH
made some remarks 70 which BLEDsOE took
umbrags and rose to his feet, declaring thst
BE- uoald slap SAITH, which be did wbsIsuPon,
ere latter drew bis knife and struck BLEDsoF
il he thiEk, he knife ssveriHg he temorsl ar
tuy. again be struck him this time IN the
breast. or side. Air. BLEDs0E expired from The
effects Of hiz wsunds the next day. They were
bosh cid citizens, both highly TesPscte5 by their
snow-eiiEsns, beth have held Official position
Of honor and trust, and beth were men well
advanced IN lie.
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co FEDERArE STATE OF AmERIgAl
MEDICAL PUKvEYORs oFFICE 5rH DEPOT.
ALBANIA, Ga October I2th. 1888
"a proposal viii be received st tbls shes up
0ttt he 2Lt irsaa1t for the auafaoiurs Of n
THOUSAND QOG0J 60ssfTAL. BED TEADS.
Rlus aaa specifications may be seen 81 my ofhes
uEOR3B 5
Oel2t2lst surgeon aud Medical Purysy0E.
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PaoFgTABLE DEPESDEECY.-H IS state
fhsi he British governmental establishment for
Iaais falls very little, if a. al, Short Of that for
the home empire, the Indian revenue for The cur.
rent fiscal year being estimated by the chancsl-
lor OF TIE s1chequer fI In3is At over fory-6se
millions Of pounds. As the deb: Of India Is so
much less than that Of England, i is quite pos
sible that the nett available revenue OF The East
en empire, after paying interest, ls equal 70 that
Of the home or Western empire Of Crest Britain,
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"a The Richmond Eaqgirzr, Of the I2ih, an
neanees that Commissioners Ould has returned
fron another interview with the Yankee con-
missioner Of exchange, without the accomplish
meut Of the objsctO Of The interview. The ques-
ton Of he exchange Of surgeons hitched On
Ruekers case, who should have been out Of the
way Of al interference long ago. Nothing ab-
solutsiy resulted from the meeting
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~ Tie Louisville Journal states thas tie
guerilla General Richardson, who has SO long
assn q terror to tie Fsdersls in West Tennessee,
las been taken prisoner. He had ventured 70
Memphis in disguise, bat wss recognized and
1871
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sPECIAL ID No. -.

HEADQUARTERS I7rH MISS -REGIEENT)
MAR CHATTANOOGA EEaH-
October 4th, 1901
A IL men sbssnt from the 17th regiment &issh 1ppE
II volunteers, Who 40 not report "a person cz-sr-
dhca . from an Amy Snrgsons within thirty daga@HlA
Do reported as deserten and tceztea a. suc1.
~ e0musnd Of JNO. G. PIER.
Lieuronnnt-Coloual Gommsndir e
n n ~SHEFOaD.
osT2Ha Lleutsnant and AdIutanE
ml-i..ibnlnR eoBr ard end BIN % Col Fizsr
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DEATH or PROFESSOR ENM0Ns d.. Eb-
easz-r Emmons, State ge0logist Of NoIth
C~s-oliga, died At his residence ia brunswick
county, : lew days since,
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y The AloIandda CLa) Democrat Of Tho

= The AleEandrs (La) Democrat Of tho
Both nit, says:
Much excitement and nervous trepidaion has
been worked of for the last ten days by our
good people, IS tbs reported approach Of The
Fe5arsls IN large fgcs via Byashesr City. There
is no doubt they srG at shs bay, on both sides, in
heavy fierce, ssrims ed fron twelve 70 eighteen
thousand strong. As yet they have shown no
signs Of advance In eur direction, and VS. have
no iiss they have the least intention Of paying
US another visit at this time. Adherence OF
opinion prevails n tie subject, and we have nc
time or inclination TO argue the point or give
the various reasons Of tie sAvans. Let US wait
GT The vehicle, hope for the best, and We shall
see what we shsll see.
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NJ

Near Rome, Ga, on Tuss5ay morning. October l3ts,
1863. by Rev. J F.. sHsnsoH, Rev. D WILL GwIS 20
Eiss JIMMIE c., fecsad daughter OF Dr. Howell. Of
Nashville, Tennessee
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FOR SAFE

a IKE RESIDENCE. with u man
"A good out5uildiugE hns 0rgh1ri. aad rs rersa ~
and, % In cultivation on the Powder Spring rssd Ave
Hlea from Marietta Apply 10 v. G.. Mesdo8, Kari
8tla, or 4 ". JOINER, al the corner druF store. Atianta-
FOX HLhE-A prime Male Cook, a hns Lsundrssz.
one good huus ala House GiH, a boy thirteen yeaud
old and other EsrvantA Apply 20
W g. McADOO
ocI3 w. Eaistfa
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HOEsE LNPREsSNTESTs Tee autholi ties are
sill engaged ia this work, and from The LARGE
suaber of horses Impressed. wo would not Be-
at en- surprised TO see a good many persons In
his community compelled % take heir airipgs
GA "Shanks' Mare" OF, if travelling, BE- con-
peled o take tie PEOPLES Line. "-C0iaH6us
EaQsir6T.