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Neutrality-suspicious. .Eo'4n9, BeVansin
Fa,rcstf.
Prince Georgs's-D ani1 lark. Samuel B.
Rancs, Elparl Herbert.
Qneen Anaes-John G. Tolson, Elijah
Pierce.
somerset- Christopher IT. H,land, Henry
~ Matthescs, Joshua r. Handy, Nehemiah
g. Douglas.
st. Mary's-John f. Dent, Thos Martin.
Talbot-David Kerr, IT,, james II. Nc
Neal
William Cu.hwa, Jacob p.
Masters. Jucob A. Miller, Henry Gan,z,
Frederick X. Seigler.
Worcester-Thonas D. Smith, L. Duncan,
H. Murray.
The members from Rent. Howard and
Queen a mes we believe are unplelged, and
thoso from Carroll are pledged to n conven-
ton; all the other Union members are
pledged to convention and emancipation.-
The Democrats of course are opposed to ev-
erything but slavery. This gives q clear
majority in Inc House Of twenty in favor OF
speedy emancipation.
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sand sninll arms. eight battle aags, one
brigade train, and sixteen hundred pris-
oners 20 Msjor Gcuesal French and
officers and men of the Thtrd Corps en-
gagged, particularly 20 the lending col
umo. commanded by Colonel De Tro-
breaud. his thanks nre due for the gal
lantry displayed in crossing at Kelley 8
Ford and the seizure of the cnemy's en-
trenchments and the capture of over
400 prisoners
The Commanding General takes great
pleasure in announcing to the army that
the President he's expressed his satisfac-
ton with its recent operations
By ccmu aud of
MAJOR GENERAL MEADE.
(Sgned) S. WILLIAMS. A. A. G.
OmciaI Report Of the Recent Battle in
Virginia
WASHINGTON Nov IL The follow
ing was sent to Headquarters here to-
day alter the rec, ut engagements:
Hendq'rs rmr ofhhe Potomnc.
Near Rnppahrn"ok >taii"m y.
8. 10 p NJ, November
10 4htJO btftTut II. W Lio eth, w"
crut in CHIEF:
This morning. on advancing from
kelcy's Ford, it was found that the en-
envy had retired during the night. The
morning was so smoky and hazy it was
Impossible to Ascertain, at Rappahannock
station, the position of the enemy, and
it was not till the arrival of the column
from Kelley's Ford it was definitely
known that the position at the Kappa
mock was evacuated The army was
put in motion aud the pursuit continued
by the infantry TO Brandy Station, and
by the cavary beyond
Major General Sedswick reports Off
cialIy the capture OF four guns, eight
battle flags, and over 900 prisoners -
General Sedgwirk's loss was about 800
killed and wornded, aud Gen. French 8
abou, 70. The conduct Of both officers
and men in each aieui! was most adm:ra
bic.
ESigned GEORGE S MEADE,
Major General.
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Startling Rebel Scheme

Rebel Plof ~ SsceyS,oaiSfs IN HE British
Procin5ts to release the Prisoners on
Johnsons Island The fact c, mmnaicatsd
Jy the Governor General of Canada.
WAsurHGTuE, Nov 12.--Thc facts con-
tanned III the despatch sent from Washing
ton this morning with regard 10 the rebel
prisoners TN Johns"n's Island were obtained
from rfli, ial sources. but since then addition
al information. authcnt il its characers
has been obtain d, by which il appears tina
Governor General o! Canada has given no.
tice through Lord Lyons 50 the Secretary Of
State Of rebel plots Matched in the British
Provinces to dcliUer the prisoners on John
sons Island. in Lake Erie, and burn Buffalo
and Ogdens6ug.
1t is not appre hended that anything seri.
Gus will grow out of thi affair rs tina gov
ernmeut was n t unprepared for the disco-
sure nuw made.
The following is Secretary Stanton's dis
patch in relation to the plot of the robc!s in
Canada to attempt to release the reb,l priG-
"ncrF coutia"h on Johnson: Island:
HG:h,agton. M41Ug|t. Nov. ll.--1o the
MAJOR II buflNi" Tile Butlah minister,
Lord Lyons, has to night off tally notified
the Government that, from telegraphic infAr-
50 C.,Io ,l..o 3; 49,. - ; -, ,ha.
" D''.,''"' .io.' ro a'' ~ $500 ,Ia
,"e'o i''"s 49, ~ ~, ;a.a,
','''I WI 80. ~. "' w." , 49,. a;., IS
lno o,'e a I' ,no. ,ta" n ~a - ' n9say
sion Of some steamboats, on Lake Erie to SIR
prise johnson Island, set free the prisoners
~ WMt al,'"'N ''''''' i'0''''
Th;s Government will .,nnlov ali the
means in its newer I, sunpress anv hostiIe
attack from Canada
Bnt AS other towns and c,tics on the shores
Of The lake are exuosed 10 the same dnn.e, 6
il is deemed nroner to communicate this in
formation to Won in order that any percau-
inns which lie circumstances al lie Gaze
vii norn,it NAV h, tai,cn
Thn C,nvernnr General srogest that any
s,eamboats or other vessels giyinn cause for
xusnici,r Inv ,Le ,,rrh,r ar h,ra.ter of the
ne,r'.ns rr bnn,1 shall he arrested
you vii, ,,ls..o uclpovlchgo the recep,
IF ,hi. t,lenr,m and communicate 10 ,/.is
department nny information that YOU may
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Estray Notice.

ALLEGAiY COUNTY 10 HIT,
| HEREBY certify that Aesheck A. fro,, =,
AlIegany county, bsoughf before me. IL.
snoacriher, one Of tbs Justices of ths Pesec {,
aud Tor aaid County, this 4th day Of November
1899, as strayS :'cspassing on his enclosures
red muly Bull, supposed TO he sbuu, thres
years old, no marks; also dark hrndle heif-
er, s'aE IN for.head, hind feet white, and end
Of tail white, supposed 10 be about two rear,
old.
Appraised b. F. Crow and II. G. McCuIloh
OF $500. Civ pndsr nv hand and seer
H. J. WADE, up.
The owner Of the above described s,rsvs a
requested TO prove pro erty, pay charger ana
'saP !hem away. n. A. FRO>i',
Living about I Of mile sou,h Of Frost
tuFs.
My 10 lsG3 -aM
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The Secretary. of tho Treasury has
notified the collectors of internal rcve-
nue. that the United States currency emily
will be received from them on deposit on
account Of interna! ecEehua taxes COL
lected by them.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-19

RIVE CT TAX N.TIcA.-By reference to
Cur Advertising columns. 1t win be seen that
now Is the timo Tor tax payers to avail
themselves # tue opportunity t saving cost
~ paying the Internal Revenue Tax, as the
collector y. S. Frost, Esq, is now adding
the 10 pc: ecnt.on delinqucants Of directed
BY lnM in Ench cnsra
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MARYLAND ELECTION,

ruTG OF TA@ sTATE For ooHrraolLLR.
The f2llowioe il tie result in the State for
Comptroller, uaoGirial. Two yeard ago for
Governor he T"te w2s a0.67l; this year it
lr a Uitlr NYrr 60 COZ,
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%, FJV o 10
Goldsboroush's majori.y..,.20,26

sEEATE.
AIegany- II. Ohr, Union
and Emaucipationi,t, years
Baltimore city--Archbald Stirling.
Jr., Z. and T., yeare
Baltimore county-John s. Given,
Union; pledged to convention, years.
Clrroll--Jacob Camphr l.. and E. years.
Cecil--Jacoh Tome. L. and T.. years.
Dorchestcr-Tht mas X. Carroll, U.
and E. years
Howard Thos Ro&les, u and E. 4 years.
Ilarford-W illiam L. Bsyles u.
and f. 4yoars.
Kent-Jamos B. Ricaud, Union,
pledged TO convention. years.
Worcester-Wi,liam I. Purnell, U.
md f. years.
Tslbot-John ". Kemp u and f. 4 years.
Orccn Annc's-David II. Crane. U. 2 years.
SENATORS HOLDING OVER.
Frederick Eicheiberger
L. and Il 2years.
Observation-Disclosures Waters,
Union. yesir
Curoline-Arthur j. Willis. Union. 2 years.
SomGrset-Benjamn Landlord I. 3 years
Anne Arunde!-John S. Sellman,
Union. years.
C..lyert-John G. Briscoc, Dem.
t>ho,ios ToI,o " Jo,k;,s Dam
onS slaverv wears,
(, W,r,'s'NG chairman r;,I;ncs,sv
nnn9rrat and slavery. wears.
Washington Lewis F. Fiery. U.
Prince characterization II Bavnc,
Iir;,n . Years,
From the above 1t will be seen that there
are thirteen Senators pledged to the call Of n
convention and in favor Of emancipation
,,,,;o, - a ,i.or m,io,ity Of fonr Severo
"A't" Is t't"' n''j''''' " ''"'' ,.'
OF tue s'A O"'"" "e""'o'' II ''SuPP"''"' W.
10 Tor = convention.
The Senators elected this year are thos
,,hosa term, Of service arc for four years.
" .'''' ~ '''' o., :,
"o i'S' We I''oS''' - i'''' 'N'el' "
Queen Anues, where vacancy was hi!e'
for two years.
-
A''0- - i"As' = : 49,
The Democrats are <Rjlic. All the 9th
ers are Union men.
tIIersny-A. C. Greene. William, Shaw
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Order Ct patiEcaeiUp.

@eorGe kissr ~ Walter G9ynn and Jo,.S z.
Edwards. admir-. no. l4li equity.
Osc.red ihis l4th CAV of Novemher, 1863,
p nA, .ne SAFE made aud reported by Jacob
FRO" D, tT's'ee, It, this cause he ratified and
confirmed, unles, cause 10 he contrary thereof
1s saoFn @, or before the let aay Of January,
q; te.a, p!o.!ts copy o. this order be inssrtsd
hn- Is ns"sPaPcF printed in ,he city OF Cum
before the 18th December, 1853. "''-'
True copy, tes,--H. REsLEY, uua.
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ARTEHUs WARD thinks it q bad thing
rot to have wife-no gentle heart to
get up of cold winters morning and
build Ere.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-11-19

The causes for military exemption have
boen cut down ono half, whilo surgeons
are required to be moro strict III their
examinations,
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SheriH's Sale.

~ virtue Of sundry writ. OF 6pri facis, uoon
judgments Of condemnation, and sundry other
wri!s OF 6eri facias issued out of the Circ,is
Court tor h!ieSany county, and to me directed.
one OF each at The suit Of Horace A. Beale. one
Of each al the suit of Steele 4 Worth. on. ~
each at the suit Of The Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Company. ore OF each at the suit ~ Nor.
ria, Whceer L Co., one Of each at the snit Of
A Pnrdee & Co., one OF each a, the suit of
Charles Jackson. j. , one Of ench al the suit Of
Eagle. Besve? 4 Co., and 10 me directed, 7 have
seized nnd taken in execution all the right, III
he, and interest OF Jose' h R Andersen In and
10 the hereinafter mentioned rea' estate living
ona heing IN Allrgany county, harylan ind
hereby cire notice that on
Friday the ilh 'fuy Of De. mJtr, 1863,
in front Of The g.. Nchonp hotel in the citv of
Cumberland, 1T the hour o. eleven o'clock, \.
NJ, viii ofsr The said property hereinafter
mentioned to the highest bidder for eash to
sntisfy ssid executions, TO wit:
ALI those tracts. paris OF tracts and parcels
Of land J. ing and situate in A I'exsns county,
Anryland, and known and described n fol.
lows. 10 wi'--thcr being also the SAME tracts
and parcels of land which wee sold and con.
vc,ed by Jopinh II. Gordon. trustee, 10 said
Joseph &. Anderson, as will more fully appear
in and by reference 10 the trustees report Of
such GALES, made aud ratified in number ll53
on the docket o the Cirrnii Court tor Alls--
gary county as Court of equity
One tract OF Land called L,ttn,worih, con-
laining l0T60 acres, more Or les.
Also, one tract Of land called G'en E''ie,
containing 4 ga Screa, more or less.
Also, one tract OF laod called Nudd, Crsek,
containing o6s acres more or less.
Also, one trAc, Of land called Meadow Noun
tain Glade containing 645 acres. nore or less
Also, one tract oil land called Palo Alto coa-
go, \ I,.aR
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EECApITCLhTioE.


uoeplrAL REPoRT.-The following is the
official report Of tho U. S. General Hospital
at Cumberland, Nd, in charge Of Surgeon
:. 3. Lewis, for :hs week ending October 80,
1885:
Number patients remaining last report. ..4s7
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TO ADVERTISERS =!

Tbs Civilian and Telegraph having a much
LARGER CIRCULATION In tho County than
any ether paper published here, while ont Of
tho County its circulation Is four times larg-
or, 1t affords 4 good medium for advertising.
1t numbers among its readers those who arc
able to buy literally and pay promptly, and
whose e1ston would DO valuable to business
men.
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NJ A K RI E ID

On the 18th inst, at Frederick city by the
Rev. j. @. Butler, Pastor of st. Paurs Lu.
theran Church in Washington D. c., Ii. K.
W. RlzER, of Frederick. Md
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d / Il d

On Wednesday night, 11th inst HENRY
CLAY SHAEE, son Of John nd Margaret
Shane, aged 70 years, 4 months and days.
frederick papers please copy.l
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FARM FOR RENT.

The valuable Farm called " New Cornnnck
Resurveycd," situate about three miles below
O!dtown in Mary land, and lately occupied By
Petr Deft paugh, will lie rented for one or
more years. Possession win bs given On the
let day OF ipril next.
For ,crus applyto
hrs. NANCY N. BAIRD,
Nov. 10. 1853 Cumberland
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PINK OF ALLEGANY.

u hich was purchased nv Jsc,h N.rk'l 'ror
James and William Cunningham, being Ihs
undivided one half part Of said 'rac'. and Al
the right, title, interest, claim. and 3e'naid Of
eaid JACOB Markell OF, in. and 10 those pieces as
trncts of land called the Pink Of AlieEsa7.
Republic, Rights OF Man. with that part OF
PARK mud Carmel which were cnnvevad ~
-n,sey Ncljen.y and Ann Elisa Hore - @3:a
to Jacob Market, dated THE 3lat Ia, II JusE.
1851, md recorded in Liter HR, No. 8, 'o!io
325.
Also, one trac, OF land called Pheasant
Ridge, containing 2sl 1crss, more or sss
Also, one tract OF land called Mil Seat.
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List of Letters

IN I'm Mn nj III lHc ook cti'o
X Nov, I9,ls63 Persona calling for these
letters must say they were advertised, other
wise thoy may not receive tnem'
RIincoe Washing on. M.ts. William
Clarke, Jas II Martin, u. ".
Canunn. Vanburer Metz, Joseph
Garter, Margaret McCann, Natiat !
Cooke Jno Neilen, Martin
Clarke, Carol;:a Mccoly, Join
Coot. Catharirc Michel. Samuel G.
Dawden, Sarah Rogers, Elizabeth
DAILY. Jno kegau, Eiien
DuIisus, Juo Ryan, Pa'ricf
Frank, Sanoe. Smith, SArhh
Funk, Lydia Slider, stephen
Fletcher, II Starch, !no
Finley, Channy Sehaveis, ftahe"
F;sh CbarIns Shank. i!onrs
Greenfield, VIA. h'hite' mo
Gifted, N. A. "ei!s' oaIaSe'
Kuliig"n, James "nt's' "
I.eives, Joshua watson, .
N,iiencx J.B white, EG-y L
H.. le~s, WINK. - .
GEO "a. i.Qtl &.AN. L. u
Eor. 70; 1896,
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IaE DRAFT III ALLEaAEY CouNTr -
The following ls the nn.nbe: Of persons white
and black, enrolled in this county subject TO
draft as furnished ns by Deputy PForos.
H,-.I,r1 nrp.an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19

In the ST. Louis RepuAicQa Of the 9Th we
have the whole story Of the trouble in the
French Cabinet, of which we had a telegram
from Richmond a few days since. 1t is based
upon an editorial in the New York Tribune of
tho oh, and it in turn upon q letter professedly
" irom q well informed source st Paris, received
BY he ASIA" which stated that a few days be-
fozo the lester was written, the minister Of for
eisa sTsirs, DRoUyN DE- L'HUYs, visited the
Emperor. sod advised him that a mobilization
Of she policy Of the empire was required BY tie
public voice that be % rH) was SO far
eo~mmiae5to The present policy tbsthe could net
chsugA and therefore rendered his resignation,
recommending LAsEDErrE as his successor.
Tie notifications stated 20 be necessary were
first, grsateg liberty in regard to Italy the
withdrawal Of she French army in Mexico and
a treaty With that power; aud, hr5, the jsiN-
ing ia a note, 80 be signed also BY England ard
Russia. 70 the Confederste authorities. taking
ground that. as he rebellion bad now continued
nearly two years without success, the interests
of humapi;y aud civilization required them TO
lsy Town their arms.
The Tribune processes to believe that after op-
posing these propositions some time, the Empe-
TOT, upon further consideration, took a more ia
vorsble view Of the policy indicated, and says
that the writer of the letter referred to asserts,
Gin the strongest manner, that Notwithstanding
the unexpected and surprising character of this
information, 1t is strictly true.''
That NaPoLsoE would yield in the manner
indicated, and so completely abandon his policy,
so publicly svowod in The former eouespon-
dencs with England and Russia in regard to
American affairs, is palpably absurd, and We in
cline to doubt the whole story of q rupture in
the Cabinet. Nothing has happened in this
country, ia the iAtarin, between The former cor
rsspondsnce and the writing of the letter refer
red to, to change his American policy, but on
the contrary everything to confirm him in his
FIRST step. The signal defeat Of The Federal
forces at Fredericksburg, with other less noted
but signal advantages, gained By the Confeder-
ate arms, was known in Paris befole the reputed
interview took place; consequently he was
posted, and could net have exhibited the weak
ness attributed to BIN. The canard is Of North
ern manufacture, suited to- the Northern appe-
lite, manufactured to bolster up the Northern
mind, and no where else bat ia the North viii it
be believed. Il is 4 fail grown rOOIbsck-
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y ORDERs Wo- >
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,
OFFIrE, I
TTru#OEn Tarma-n : h Toe7 (

OFF.-
FICHSOSD, January g 3. 1863.
HE foi1wing o Gers are pa d shed for the /. 10 ma.
ton and snilanes Of all e-ns=rnCd:
j hee gHzi1E the necessi y Of or c=rs o. railroads
hsvin7 faA c-ontrotcf thsir b. ne 3 in order 70 erz1-s
safety and ~disps-eh in transDorts p MI az 60
are pfoibited from Interfering Hjsh TIE eDgDes es--
fennnS o. i.in-, or " n tie con rol and snagsnsnt
I When iransp. rta'ioh Of tr7cps or frelzbts By raj.
road Is ne e. y a qua-t rnaste or oshsr a~rta0rzed
oDieef snah Make reIus Q p fer the same up n tie Eu-
peru.te Gent O. proper cdace- ~ he "a irosd. f.rsisbs
ias tne necessary ev dsncs OF transportation, azd dsHy
Ell 2 the iroops or TeiEht to be r nspoitRi-
Ill ln Ia sve1t that mere fr light j. TO BE- fr.nsrost-
ed over sry road tban tber al has the sbJitv - csr.-
proc pity the officer fu-ui hi g eviie1ce Of Transports.
ii II Il iud c e e 20 the rail I'D officer what sh n 80
pre- edenee Ia ih5 a5enes Of sly s7ecI-l or Or as 10
what IRE GIT rhI g hast, tie railre al officer sal he
g y7ined oy an general o-der the Qu-rtermastsr Gen.
efal may ISSUE IA tes2d tie eto-
lN. @hee troop or freigh b. G. Ia -rva5 ert e.
ne Usual routine o. 2 iroad. he ohcdr having a srVs
Of srCh nyvere & viii fxw' b be rupsr nte5sesf 50 -
other ohs-r Of hs ro2d, On with the movement = 10
% made, me dsy ana hcHr Of departure. and wben %
u1ed ne tuo p Or fright must be rsasy at he ap-
v. In the sve1t Of any mIitary aeessi Y for en- rDr-
s1ai ~ vement at any Partie1lzr P I'M tie Command
i7g officer at suca 3 POS win copmunieats fany he
G ar-ct7r and extent Of service TO { e prfneinsf rtScrr
o. the 70 q or reads f-cm vh cl itf rsoHred an5 -
TIE Pc sonal supe vi ion Of the proper raj rssd officers
@ { duty
d1cre l5n "a shipping frei at ros wanted for immediate
uHe and tlst may res o ed st safe and corvanio.t
pfiet taxing eareLot to block Up roads ard thereby
impe-e tralsp5rtaCou.
vi Wnen IT, necessary TO END special uessenzer
vita irelsnfi such Messenger must travel " ID the
Teiget placed IN his G. azser q ID his transpor alton SHAH
b. 20 speed 13 on itt taee, in orie- to prevent hin Tor
travelling iusny ether way.
YIN. y roIi2g office s vii permi- ccasc-frt4 enrolled
Nl9ls n the empiov men OF railroads. to remain g.
their du5i5s u ti Colonel Wm 81. Wad ev, A a. G.,
na7 d,ci1e rs 10 who # them i is neces ary should Be
detained for SER ics on th- r-s5.
TX ANY violation Of t7ese orders, or remi,snezs on
the part Of railroad oHcers 10 perform promptly al
government tausFo- taton, " & Be reported 10 CoIotel
WIN 81 wadey A 80 wto viii ind cate from time
70 Tins, where lis hesdquarte;s viii be.
BY order.
Signedl s COOPER,
1919 lw AT~f--Lo-a Fne...tc- .--r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19

HEADQUAKrsRs ABNY or TENNESSEE,
MISCaEsTER. JanuarY 6. ls63.

WIScaEsTER, January g, 1868.
Soldiers Of the Arhgof Tennessee.
Your gallant desds have won the admiration of your
general, yonr government, and raur country. For nv
self Ithank you and am proud If vou-f0r them. I TEN
der y u the latitude and praise YOU have 50 nobly
won.
In campaign Of ssthan ono month, in the face Of
winter, your achievements ha5e been unparalleled.
You have captured more than ten thousand prisoner.
thou aud Email arms in addition 70 many thousand
destroyed. You have Besides captured eight hundred
wagons, loaded chiefly with supplied Rwhich have been
destroyed or brought safely 10 our lines, an0 in pitched
ba ties yOu have drivea the e envy before you, inhi ting
"a loSs al least thres TO 0se greater than you have SIS
tanned.
IN retiring to a stronger position without molest aoa
FROM a superior force you have left him g barren field
in which to burg his hosts of slain and to-raiiv ard recu-
Perato his shattered ranks Cut of from his govern.
meut both by raitfoad and telegraph, and deprived Of
supplies by the interruption Of his communications we
shatl yet teach hiu ssevere les on for the rashuess II
penetrating q eou-by so hostile TO his cause. While the
infantry aud artillery defy him ia frontsfNir invmeible
cavalry viii assaii bin ia flank and rearatutil we goad
hma 20 smother advance only g meeRzAsther signal
defeat
Your general deplores in common with you the loss Of
your gallant comrades who have Fallen in our recent ON
fists. Let their Memories be enshrined in vour hearts.
as they viii EVER be nderycbeTish- by their country.
men. Let it be yours TO avenge their fate ami proud Y
emulate their deeds Remember that yourFace is to the
foe, and that on you rgsts the defense Of all that is dear
to freemen-
Ssldie s tthe proudest reflections of your generals life
Is to be known as the commander of an army so brave
asd i%nyincible as you have proven lie asks ne higher
boon than TO lead each man to victory. To share their
trials, and TO stand or fall with them viii be The crown Of
his ambition. HRAXrON BRAGG Gen. CONG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19
CAM NrAa M0RrsEEsBoRo,, Jan. G..

Following my dispatch sc last evening. Ihave to am
nqunce the enemy are in full -ret eat. They LEFT last
seross it between the left wing and center. being ineogl.
pleie deemedtf prndsntto withdrselilst wing during
the night this occupied my time undl O'clock. and
tangsed the troops. The announcement of the retreat
was known 20 me at Z o'clock a. NJ. Our ammunition
tram having arrived during the night to-day was oocu-
PEG m qsiuoniing ammenition. b1rying the dead, and
&C Letting arms from the field of battle.
Pursuit was commenced by the center. the two Lad.
ing 6f7gades arriving at the west side OF Stone river ms
e ehng The railroad bridge was saved. but IN what
condition is not known We shall occupy the town sn6
push the pursuit tom rrow. Our medical direcfar. es+i-
mates the wounded in the hospitals Sc $500. aid Ia. rd-ss
at LOCO. We have TO depl5re The los If Tis,s Sei
Gar-sche, whose capacity and gentemaniy department
had already endeared him 10 all tie officers Of M coo.
he admiration Of all.