davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

From the Columbus sau.l

From the Columbus S1n.l
l. is stid taat the books il the War DsBgrt
meat at Richmond show that over ssvsuty-foul
thousand spb5ttutos have put il the array since
the war began. Assuming it to be true, ss s
gsaefEl tang. that substitutes make uHrsliabla
soldiers AID that tBo-thirds Of 9hs dsssrtioHs
are among thai class, Ws have in tbs Confedo.
rate service sn army of between fifty and sew
ty thousand hiTelings whose prssencs is q
ssRIce of constant irritation to the true SOL
der, ana WHO are q troublesome eneumbrsncs
to the service in times of emergency, and q use
less expense 20 taa GcVsTnmsBt during those ne
RODS VIXEN eetivo military operations are tonne
rsrly suspended. Tbs complaint against them
IL the array sosms to be universal; they seem 70
have become offsets Of loAthing to The whole
sgmy, not merely On account Of thsir worthless
cess ia bstlle, BU. en- eccount Of TIE fact shat
perhaps net less than Eve Thousand regular sol-
diors, whose services aga seeded in the field, ara
kept on detail charged WITH tas duty Of picking
Up sad returniy : these struggling vsgabOads to
their commands.
Hence, . clsmor has bean raised awsinss
thea which will doubtless fad It's wav into tia
next Congress, Is it has Into the Legislature Of
several u tho Sntes. Il Hill DO serel
Gey. BreTa recommends il his message that
Inc Legislature PASS q joint resolution request
iug CosEress to-Tspesi shs "sEbstitute CLAUSE"
II bHs SOSsSIp' Icli Slu - the m3rnBeT5 o. taRt
body hSye been bDt recently elected, sRd arc
fresh fen tho people, va doubt net they will
readily comply with the gevernqrs recozaendp-
ton The Sans sentiment prevails exseHsiyelv
IN other States, end we understand hat several
manoarE eject to cur Rex regular Ceneress
have pledged their support TO any uezsars iesk.
ing 70 tho repeal Of the odioHs clause il tee a.
Coz gress may extend the maximum age Of nsr-
sons liable to service nainly fer ms pBrsn4s ut
OF making the substitutes liable fey tbeEsseIvss
and thus including those fer wsea tssv are
serving. Most Of shs substitutes, we iHBsciao
aTs bstween the sEes of foriy-fvs snd Gffv
years, and it is probable that this later ACE viii
be the maximum.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

t~eieErnphtc CanueCuSas with atlanta
We learn that the Line Of telegraph placing
Atlanta in direct communication with M9nt.
gomeTy is now completed and E operation, By
this line telegrBphio connection with AIssia
and Montgomery IS o2ezed for Newman, La.
Grange, West Point and OpsEka. Tbs new
line greatly facilitates business going cast Or
west rom either Of these pieces as, formerly.
it took = circuitoUs roRte by way Of Macon,
~erowding the lines and requiring frequent rs5e.
tihOns. We trust that other telegrsphic connec-
tions with Atlanta now contemplated viii soon
be esnstructsd, 70 the great benefit Of car CITY
and the relief Of the through business eff The
whole country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

French BIockude ct Hlcx5cun Ports
W~AsHIgGToN, Ocfoban . -Ihs State De-
pertinent has bssn officially informed ttas from
ard after the Oh o. September Lass al elective
bi1cEad9 viii be ssLzbAstel and maintained By
taa French naval forces OF aAths ports, rivers,
A2veas, rosds, creeks, ETC, sloug tire COSTS Of
Mexico, vhiga ara not occupied b tbs French
tgeeDs, and Wlrca siI acknowledge he a1thoIi-
y e Jusr5z, ron .L9 lsg-cn, ten leagues south
Of Earer70rss, 10 all i0clTiIlz Cauua1ctv. BE-
tween z5o % n-rsh $50 81 Eess ard I9o So
uorhs 90 so Ue1s Ct he meridian Of Pr1, aad
that irisadiT sn5 Bea- 81 vessels viii Be- allowed
tae period Of twenty-five days 20 complete their
ladlgg s1d leave tbs b.Ockadsd places The
0aE-s eIceD cd from The blCckzds are, Tazaieo.
Fats CrGz,AlTaTs3O C1sizscoAleos, Tabssc3 and
Cgrms1. a vessel attempting 70 yioiata said
blockade viii lie proceeded against in conform
.ty with International law and tho treaties il
lOIcs with neutral P0z7gr5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

caused to be distributed among Southern eiiiseBs
from whom il had been taken, and the Union-
isis were forced TO make good sny deficiency.
The Yankees, among other things, had ta1en
from our hospitals ell the cows owned By the
medical department. Reynelds, advised OF tho
fact, issued apapal decFss, designated IS bis
" bull :" demanding the iHmediate production of
tAs missing cattls. Plus X never mirtistersd
at the altar ia St. Pstsr's with graver dsssrum
than the generous brigsdieT when be issaed his
" ball" It is needless te say that all tbs cows
Of every Unicaiss in tie county appeared sud
5snly It Headquarters -Regisier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
Frosa Nsr,hsrn Ksrrinln-

The RiehnoGd Ssntiad Of the lob saws
-" We have nothing vsTy reliable from The army
OF Northern Virginia. Oar less, IN killed.
wounded and prisoners, "a estimated By some as
high IS enc Thousand willis that Of tie srsnv.
IN killed aRd wounded, IS said 10 s1cse1 our
whole loss. Our msn sre represented 70 bave
fought with great dOsperaHen, using ths;r
dubbed guns after their ammunition gave cat
The ambulance corps hss bosuesdsrsd to tie
~froptTGHdE gssszalaEgagemsEt Is Looked for.o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

FRON ARKAEsAs-A lady has reached here,
says the Aariata Confederate, Of yesterday,
within q few days past, rom Hs,ena, Ark
drawa b. the cords Of love aiVise to her has
baRd, an officer ia the army Of Tennessee, vbs,
she beard, was wounded in the battle Of Chiek.-
manga STE ssys hat many Of the rsgro,s
have retained to their ogners, sn0Eg thcn, al,
or peaIly al, Of &r. jerome Pillows, AID some
Of Gen Pillows. TIE Fedorals claim tia, Ar
kansas il sCbiussisd, Ead ds.tsT thsmzelves
with the hope OF sooa being Eble to withdraw
some Of their forces from la. State for ops-gton
in other quarters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
Columbia superior CouFG---
september Germ, 1868.
800 s. HeEIto1s COamaiee
O AuEusiIs Sap or

N~<r8c 2. EGEltols tQ4mlA-eo
CT Augustus EaPer nm for msrshai-E a.
vs. sete and ass-f.rE..
~ Q. Fuliou and oiharz
4 icing represented 70 ths Csurt that James 8
L Wdseyi End hi7 wife Jessie defendants ia4aid ON
reside m the state cf South Ca oiias. zHa t5ei Eddscz
8. Desgissa and MS gsc Eliza and Nueeria Rsudoluh.
Flcdsrd Randolph and anna Ean65iph resids "a ihe
r5ate o. Tennessee, a1d Emiy e nay resides tn the
state o. AiabanEi on molten, ordered hat the absve
aaned psrdaz be AID EPpear a. sc next term or this
lourt Tleadi snsTar OF demUr 10 sid loart
Aud it Is 4 further ordered thst the shove rule be pub
Hshsd ores . meath for Gur me-tzs previous 20 she
Ae2t te q Of this Co lrt in The folou.as s~azettss. / g.
80 MeAuhis appeal, Cca-lesiyn Coarisr ana Eant
gomery Adverti oE.
A tue * tract iron the minutes OF said Court Oeio
sCr Sch, 1851 IA W gray,
n0lo fsm4u Cerk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

COLONEL 8. ;. STASToN.-An set Of DARING
snd hereis1 on the part CT this excellent sg6
gallant uaieer, tho commander Of she 2S.a Tea
neasae regiment, j. related TO as by a Gisnd.
|A9 assures rs that tke cficisl reports Of ths
Easile q Chiesams7gs will more thsn sustain
the statement. During the engagement of tLe
1851 Of September, his regiment was srnosad 10
a close and heavy fire., WaFered for q moment
and seemed 70 be in the set of fsIIing back,
when the intrepid colonel seized tbs c0lor5 ct his
regiment and, rushiEg 50 shs Isut, called hrs
men to foley him. Inspired b this heroic
example, the regiment reformed On he c1lo-s,
aud at 0nee recovered the ground tkey had lost.
Whilst the cel0rs were 10 Ito hs Ids Of Col. San
ton, it was pierced thirty times By tie ensny's
balig-Rc5J
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

CHARLESTON Noveubos I2-Ths enemy
has kept Up a moderate FIRE from their mortar
batteries and two monitors on Sumter Cd dsy.
One monitor and wooden gunbost moved up to
Sullivan island sbous p O'Clock ssd easlsd our
batteries aboui an hour, bus did no damage. a
smell rem sim0kins exploded IL the midst Of 8
parry engaged in mounting another heavy gun
a. Gregg. Several were seen carried sway.
The harbor % again Illuminated tonight by
Yankee calcium Lights. Smelling from mortar
still goirg o..
CHARLEsTos, November I3.-The f-irg Of
the ensny from their mortars ard riasd pisCes
averaged two q minute last night.
An iEcsssant IRE is san going On his morn
leg.
TIE casualties last night were tgo killed and
sae slightly wounded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

z These "ns5fnsl guarriIlss" Who ara
proving slong TIE bsrEs Of r., lrasissi-n;
eo2thEslatsTieg!sg Bitk Yankee cosialsrss -
taaI ssesE We sea BY The Memphis EzLtia
tass inc E2nE Ne ,. received e.easv-sarsn
ehets recently at Ls'ands e7 Ead 6s, ? shert Hng
slHce, iajaring zoEe hoSeFef, aeeo- ling 10 the
BHlItsa- CyPress bead o~onarass q great eve
sose TO beatmsR and EIsEsle-s. Bat leg hcsts
PaS viLhoas being feed late. Abous Fer. E5a1s
s1d k9daey, guerhils Gre sro very abundant
Aley haye become 20 trc1eie oms lzt5ly sci9w
NoHs5sFS thas the Ysrkees have beaa comaeTei
e anchor toe gunboat Carondelst At New Car
thags; PiitsbaEg, At Grand Gulf Berso7
Matches Asnitou, at Els Cliff Chi c...s a.
Fort Adams Chocsaw, at ncU5h q Rel river
and No. s, at horgsnzs. So ~7eh fcr ~ -
navigation Of the Eissis1pyi-Fississ;1p5S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

NAVY FOR Mexico -Msxi@ilan Is The great
admiral Of Austria, and hsviHg aceaBsed the
Creating d EsxicaR navy, large enough 70 can-
psts with aay navy Of lac Rsw word. L is
sad tho future Msxisxn GovaFsmsns hss al
ready ordered il Farce three iron-clad iries5ss
aad two sleeps -oi-War. The money to b sp-
piled to thst purpose viii Gene oat Of the Eexi-
can loan now open in Paris, Vienna and LON
don, under the auspices Of the French Govern
ment-NortksTs Paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
THE RUNAWAY!

p ANYWAY frsz the undss'-nsd, IN Dsnburv
~ Wuks osun y, ny gIY, CHARLES. tTestvrSa
yszls ed, copper color, thick fps rsJhsr . plsssi7r
csaatczaScs, Ave a1s fouc or nVs inches hfh. szs
Teishs sbsa- sse Agadre1 AID aIty F0uzdA Th5 81
beg r4Ez7ay catao S0tA e September. snd sssbtiszs
Thi eEaesTer tc make ale way 5ack b Miw=szi1,i ~
haEiag woI k-d tie pass Two yca-s Ga and a4ouaa Ia--
mss2a, Aetues cqEatyi e. the carpenters rads. ~
leu taers fer Ssersa ysry re-actaufy. The said 59v
hGv1y sosd Psdsrna, for @ ne p, o. 81 SOL
val giHs re e9sVS fewau for ha spprcksaaez O.
M a. DEabsEy. "a. ~
aelG-1aufw+ F0ur m.=s--e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

~ Wohave learned from e reliable source
thzt CspL D II Young and his man, under
command Of Col G. ". Lee, with The aid Of
some indians AID home guards, on the line Of
Georgia and North Carolina, have killed the no
t%orious Bryson, and hung and shot tblrty-lCur Of
his band.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

EaR SAFE

EFTE ca the fslew1n< PEeroriy for ISLE situated
wilLla one nj and hall q Mlrisff..
Ore Plass contrasting thirty asTss, IN s!e---t s-.u
ng hou=ei with seven ROOMS, and q lar-s az r-r---
zF0 good servEnt' hgHzes, doab.a. ar6 -
ia. heilsi1gs Ga The premises
ne 2-a-e e~e5tsasrE ere hun5red -zd a1v s--sa
esl5 s.ssfsqi ne se'lace being well vo0soa. a is-qs
0rEasrs5 ara q sasM vlzavarg.
els L@o sasased ID tEsaty ssrss OF LAED Etz
Ne VII ssh thsss Blsees vita o. vvtfE,st "A. -
'ess = q -Aiss AaFRy q yess, ables zaa ssas sssss
Eo45H a. ". 4 Z a FATnr-rr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

Two stories cn%aiFi,nE eiEat r5.zs. TIE house Ii
ley 2nlleu and % l1@l sNe-s-5 state Of p-serra
tion. t-tre srs On - 3. eai.ss 20 The uzces--rv oua
1Ni eng wtte- re f 20 ocEt quzEy. Ths grounds
lttl-7si surrounding he rzer5s sIs vel Isl
.Uf I'D ad0r1el W IA a v@siety 81 L1EerA Tbs garden
= n an excellent s-as Of ri ty-sisas ceutalrx a
large g-ep=ry dwaf 10 IL eril5g P.1ra csc.
lGsfs are SIX L-ufred eGG lory -crss a. lard O..
tIclzt whISa pr1l1E1 3D. sA wi- th pica --
tan bout Two uiir7, a5ou- one hE--1d ma 900.
svs sees OF which ere cozrad s-cta zmys-
OF sliv-'oa Anee p o1Hi2 estin, viii Etaasss.
veca 7H3r Sc ssa17acoe ofuasar ir sa,s Tfs
bIa-eo g t15 tract Eaavlv sn5.red. snd ia ~ r
,21-y S mo 60 q h0oo makes It a very vaI1a-
AIUt1-f '=seHpi51 o. Sale Really vslusbls crate is
e-nsi5@Sy' g. those wshiug to lureasse uH q ard
DSis e"dt1 L.H+eDEsrV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
WEaI We asuy aEoge Ter,

Botb the Telegraph and Ito papers have been
uDpsslly r@sticent, for d few days past. in refer
ence to movements and prospects in Tonressee.
We have every reason e believe thst Ills ia onlv
The calm that precedes the storm. - o-9 that NJ
stoEa that is TO follow viii be a disastrous one
70 tha enemy. 4 letter from ga Intelligent and
reliable observer in Gen. B5agg's army advises
us OF important and hopeful m1vements. The
letter was not Intended for publication, and the
time las Bot cone TO bs more e~xpieit. The
pisnB Of our generals, so far as understood bv
movements progTesaing, seem to exhibit master.
" sagaciLy, and we do rot sec how toe Yankees
in Teunessoe ere 70 escape q great disaster. If
We do net soon receive eKhilsrssiRF news from
that theaier Of war, tbs failure will considerably
exalt cur opinion OF the strategy OF the YsnHes
commanders -CeiuHbRs Enquirer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
The Late AFFAIR on the BappahannOsk

FROM EA6 zlc1molu ELamIIeE.I
About one hundred and Fifty Of our men, vic
were wounded il the battle at Kelly's ford, en-
Saturday, reached this city on yesterday morn
ilg. From thsir reports, and information de-
rived from other sources, NO make up SEINE &C.
count Of the affair.
Hokos and Hays bTigsdss, of Esrly's divis,
ion, with two batteries Of artillery, were on
picket, north Of the R~sppshsn1ock, at Kslly's
ford. The two bugsdcs numbered MY about
two thousand. About u o'clock the enemy
made a sudden and unexpected attack in such
force that their skirmisbers alone seemed 10 cut
number our whole force, sad 50 quietly had they
approached that they seemed to cur men 70 have
risen ont of The ground. They were evidently
wei Informed OF cur force aud ~0sil0n, and had
come down 10 surround s0d capture US. With
this intent, their 6rst effort was 20 cut Us CT
from ths river.
Our men fought with the grestest GOODNESS sad
gal.sniTYi and maintsined the fight for several
hours With a good prospect Of victory, and it is
thought Weaid 5sve TePulSed and driven eff the
enemy but for the giving out Of Ice ammult
lion. both fer cannon and snail arms.
Or artillery is ssid to. have played terrible
havoc n the heavy columns Of the enemy, hut
lie ammunition being entirely Exhausted meth
ing WIS isTr bat retreat or surrender. IS thew
were foIcinC their way toward tie river tee eu-
envy closed around thsm sud q hand-to-haad
hght eus1sd, ia which numbers of both sides
were killed. About SIX hundred Of cur men sue
csOded IN reaching tie river and escs1iBe.
Many are said TO have been drowned in the
crossing.
Il is stated that the two batteries with the
bTigades were the second and thi5 -caJnDanie-
OF Richmond hoWitzsT But this is doubtful
Our whole loss IN this unforthnate sfsir, IL
killed, wounded and missing, could not have
besn more than fifteen hundred. Hays brigade
only numbered nine hundred meR At the battle
Of Gettysburg, and it is not likely its strength
been much increased since. HoBe's brigade,
il Is not likely, numbered more than q thousand
or Twelve hundred. OF TIE tive brigades six
hBndred men escaped.
Col. Goodwin, formerly one Of the provost
r~asrslals Of Richmond, was in command Of
Hcke's brigade, aud is said to haze been
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

y Ths Nov York TiHss says geld is acc1-
Iz!ailg rapidly IN the Federal treasury, and
viii be sept there until specie payments are re-
saEsd, except at tho recurring periods of tee
Psy@sHts Of Interests on tie saBlic dsb.s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

.eloss1ess sameieHtly 80 converse a Essls, hat
vas s'El regarded By his physieisBs az bai5g Ri
Q very prscaIi0Rs eouoitioa-Riekneud Frgmi.
mar. I0lh ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
REAL ESTATE Z

PAltgS.EEZ s. JONES
AFEA@ 6sE 5eryieel % the pubic for tie purchar
or sale Of RIAL EsTATH
PANNILL q J0EES
Asrksms 8lock,
SsAs-4 Whitehall gtFseL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

iez5a1 Of tbis MOI. ins's Cogedsray on tho sab
5sc5 d the Freedom Of tie Press. Perhaps If
it bad sisted he precise UlHg Of Jadse MANS
FIELD, hiss II a cses Of libel, the Jury were net
frdges Of ihe law and fac, sB in All ether erimi-
IiI possessions, it might have been possibly
ind LEIGH Hunt sf the London Eramiasr for
libel sgsiast the Prince Regent, when the pop
ulsg feeiag, illustrated By the example Of some
Of She 6sl men ia England, converted a prissR
into 4 palace and court, ii might have added an
other liaslrstan Ct interest l. Is sufficiently
luminous. however. without these.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
TELEG PHTC.
Reports Of the Pross A-.ociaA0n.


Entered according 70 act O. Congress n shs vsar 1858
y Us. HHEAssER, IL the Clerks onos q the Dis
u1et Cent Of ths Cc1fsdsrats stafes for ne N1r.E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

Special to the Mobile Rssbtsr.J
N PAMELA, N87emSer 9-Thezgsre nav o,'v
f~eIundre1 Yankee tConPs~fh Msnaphis. Cst-
ton arivss TkeFs daily in coHHidsrtblo quantities..
The Con,edsrase forces permitting thu rsffc fr
family Eeaesegres.
Trade with the country is open, but noao is
permitted with Mississippi, and eli Mississippi
co,tsn discovered is c0Hf5estsd.
Tbs Memphis and Cnsrlest9n railroad is de-
stFoyed dsily, aad IS a5sus being given ap. 4
division is to arrive to guard it, but It 10 feared
that Il viii 30 destroyed.
The sbsadonGsHt Of the road wii-not cause
TIE evaeuatioh Of Corinth, e. supplies viii be
drsWn from tho Tennessee river.
Sherman's army, numbering 20 O00, hss bean
repeatedly TePuised Ia Attempting q gain Chat
tanooga, end has Withdrawn 2 CoriE5h
Railroad communication fails to supply tbs
Chattanooga army vita half rsiuns. and the
Gu Dberlsud and Tennessee rivers ara depended
upon. All beats Of light draft have bson pressed
for Government servies on taess rivers. One
miiion bushels or grain awaits transportation.
a large number Of hanss coustaa ~ 90 BIZ
the river to New Orleans, FOR Bsnks.
A large portion Of bis army IS o. the Rio
GTsuda.
An expedition to OpsIousas found Taylor in
force Iet thousand stsoug.
There is bat htle excitement shout the csli
l .VL h4kEw ALa1AlA GAaAlAEA LlG-G .UHEr LL-nH
henoties bring numerous reeTui.s, sus 5hs draft
INST be Te5or5od to ia many places. An srnsd
foreo win be obliged 10 eE5cuis it.
l lava discovered bat lt5ic eRtrusizsu, OF
war feeling, but the universal expression IS that
he war must 60 OF, for eTeybc1y's Interest; Is,
the momsD Il ceases, the nation and people
vii be bankrupt.
am fully assured that the Felarzl f5-oa5
were never 50 feH zs row. Tzis ID .leif weak
est moment, aRd thsy WiI remain Isaei75 aud
resume no Offensive m0FeCzsnts until th1r
sTmiss are TserEiisd under the lats esl.
Business Is thriving al over tho county
uuaer the WsT demands, but eyeTy-hiaE is o-s
hundred and fly per cent. higher hzR for.
msrly.
Ths Chattanooga arsy IS considsrsd in peril
Gus situation for want Of supplies.
General Thomas claims % occupy Lockout
msuatsin, sur forces fetiTisg without an acziya.
Eaade's fJres does not eIcsod oT5y thousand.
Sherman has said be csauot reach Cbztia-
n9ogG il e month.
Chalmers fight At Csllisrvills resulted il our
Tepulso.
Col. George IS rot wounded and On par1ls IL
Memphis. III other prisoners are en7f1sd.
E'EEPCRTE.
CAPTURE or UNION CITY BT FALKHER.
GRENADA, Miss, Nov. 9.-Tss Chics-o
Times Of the 4th gives an account Of the K-5-
lucky guerrilla Fslkrer's attack uBon Urisu
City, Team, capturing the WAe.s Yankee Esrri-
son and i've trsiss, and cTsssioZ great coaasaT-
nation at Columbus.
The steamer City Of Alton, loaded with Gov
eminent supplies, Btrack : sAAg sud suRk Rssr
GoiUmhuH- TEpnngr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

= Stockholders and parties wishing stock
il the Atlanta Mutual Relief Association, are
requested By Mr Vim Il Barnes, the secretary,
to meet al The City Hall, tbs aferaoon, at ha,f
past three o'clock, for tie purpose of organizag
tisn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

LARGE ARD C0BeLETELF FUR
BIsHEB HOUSE,
Fer sale, il Masis0n, Georgia,

AylLL BE- sod, at pivats ssie q very lsrsa- eomns-
" cious and touveulsuf HOUSE. csaa.s.sv -rH
comfortably furnished from IL kitchen and drfrrr5on
70 the Earrsf-1us elegant mui-ure-lEFfzBgv
GSe lcr several fsulles together win 3 IzrEs rfsrE
OF Supplies OF every variety Eafcis-- fr uors tHa- a
years cc1s1 mPion IucusHs - csfse, Euzzr. ucIzF-
-es syrup hoss, hor-, uhea- mlk c,1L wood. very
G1peusr bugsy and horss czriasa and -u'sz.
For fTth=r Pzrienlss apply 70 or addrsss
N. Il. HAEDEEAN.
neIL1LN Er-H--u "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

g. We learn rom D. Z D Fenner, Of New
Orleans, thzi he has succeeded in establishing
A. Malietta q State hospital for Louisiana troops,
to WhieL, in future, al ths sick and wounded
soldiers from That Slsso viii be sent, aud where
they en- be conveniently visited and cared for
By thar friends. Dr. FeBneF deserves great
creH io ~ zeal aud industry displayed in be-
half n 8s wslfara Of The troops Of his STATE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

OB' SaTURB.RF roe. IGEa, Gs
10 a. Hs., precisely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

A correspondent Of :ho Athens Ratehman
whites that Goldman BrygsE, he notorious ban
dit was killed Ia his own house BY q squad Of
Een, mostly Indians. Ihsrs Is 10 doubt as to
the c~eTtsiHy OF It. A very respectable citizen
ToD EiHessee, Georgia, was il Murphy last
Saturday aDdssw BrysJn's boots, pistol and fur
leUgh (irom Burnside, fer recruiting service).
his vest that was bloody where be was bayoRot-
ed, and bis muster roll. which Is rather an i'm
p0rtsnt document. Capt. Vaughn, from Ter.
! nessee, surprised q party Of Byson's mon that
had stopped for dinner below Murphy, and cap
tured e captain and seventeen men, aud killed
fou1, and this parry Of Indisns pursued Bryson
fourteen miles through the mountains, to he
own house, ard shoI seven balls into him Acd
ran = bsyonet through him. BE bad but six
dollars about his person, and that Conie6sTats
money.
have learned, With regret tha! tbe tories on.
Messy creek, in Gilmer county, have Just killed
Hr. Lewis Pitchford, having shot hin u his own
house. de was a clever and respectable citizen,
s member Of the SAFE Guards, and an accept
able member Of The Methodist Episcopal church.
list of Uncinfmed Freisas aeocfted nj
EaUtherz EBreas ComPRny, Nevenber
II, 1858.
" Christian, carpet bag; " Wi.ten, boz;
Mrs S Mason, ? bundles; } z Bose, package;
3 Thompson, buadle; J II Davis, box; J J Ii.
lie, box; Il A II Cosis, bundle; Marks s.
James, box; VIZ WcstmOrelsnd, box; Z Gas.
illo, 3 sacks; til Gibson, parcel; AIRS G For.
syth, psrceii Chapman. bCxi j Lasitov, bun
ale; . DemsIist, sack; 4 W Harris, sack; d /
Mayer, bundis S = Clark, packages J o
pseksgi E Eustine' package.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13
GLASS WORKEgsI

& NY Rsrssn acquainted with sitber bra,esau Of
y 1.AS5 NsEIEe,
l@s Be permanently and Freftsbly srDIovsd in an &C.
ta4LAA-sat a5oat TO Do crested Amply by ls.tsT Or
sSl4easly LaE0JHG n BELL.
.--.aal $500. O.