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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11
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FROM TIE Goium1uE Enquirer
The recent svsD.s ueur Chattau1sgu have Been dis
hesVtsaiug 90 may o. our people. buf We are glad to
perceive shat cain reelection 10 fast overcoming the ten
p0rzry and thoug1tlssE Ps1ie thaT seizsd up q soaa
Whist f. thers IN "the siiuatunn - prescott 30 excite
alarmf Mhosver heard u 8 &c termlaed mdu2te4 pso-
pie being suojugafee bF sn enemy -hat coud not even
march an army through taeir terrfiorYf Have the taH-
KEGS been able to d th2if Eay ggy have been eight
cen months working thejr WAY thzoagh Tsrnssnees =
State ab0ut one hundred miles tn width from Hurfh 70
sou b. and no where else hav4 hey gained a. nils with
in The year past BY IN advance up1u iandi HeW long
ar this rae, ~ lis taks hem 70 p~a1et7ata into TIE Eie-
what other army. except eaat now 1naor command
gf Grant have they been abs 20 push forward a11
maintain &c fg an sdFsneed postien for any lergth or
timsf None. ia any quarrsf. I H true tina upen ths
water where t1aY encou1 crua a. an advzrlnas that
hardy leaves roUm for = contest, taay have maze Hro
gees. as up1n the Mi-gzs ppi river but sueh progress
aFalE nuugit toward subj CATION 70 long ~ the enemy
has 20 seek safety and base mhs water line GrsHt
has now advanced To- a position ~ gztrams peri 60 a
Yankee Renera-uch q ene as n X-nEsa army Eas
been anshled n hold FOR ELX monfhs-sHd We Do nos De-
Ievs mat De can retain It uzfh Ra1t simmer, nuah asaa
puEh forWa I'd bis advance.
We are glad % sss that our Lcgiiat1rs, recovering
from the first effects Of our iae disaster. r now more
oamly eousiderins he seton Necessary for the occasion,
aud isiksly 70 DO z0lhi1g that Hli a. one and tie same
time assure the enemy that We ars panic stricken and
materially cripple he industisl A0aa operations ueeas-
sarE 70 ths cortnuaues Of E~uccssstzi warfare.
But there is one dutF that he 'ats advaucs Of Inc ca
envy stern = and imperatiVely imposes upou every man
who remains 81 home, and EAllh IL DO ~neslscta BE-
ought not 20 Be permitted TO ramalu 60 home. That
duiyls, 10 raise the very largest possible amn~t Of FOOL
for he army and the people. nsglsGtius every ether
production, no batter bow probable, and 20 selh 1t
he lowest rstss which be can adcri.
The susmya present position enables him 20 bold fr
o period that will probably control or prevent uszt
years Gro q, = Csuadsrabie amount Of our m1zt pr0dac-
tive SSH md 70 ruVaEe and dssciaro other portions
This less Il our pr0iucGsu nut be made up by regions
more hse from the lsach CT lis invader, sud the man
VINO neg.eeis o. rstu - - tshia part toward % = - un-
worthy - his Gogntry and - u~ufaithf1t 10 his d1tios a.
me soldier VITO anLIhs sao dangers Of Lhe held % battle.
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GHlIDg0I8 gCaa0L READER!
TIE Pr and 6ECosD ERABrRz-F CHAN
4 bh1As hEW 1EEiEs. prepared Wa --
care ana FEsraly adEp-s1 lr usa
Primary scfs00Ss,

e. 80 ana sAS1e READERS % CH4U
AbH1As hAH eskiEs prepared vita ma
care ana FPsrialy dEp-sa hr usl
Prsasarw Scf0oSs,
IRE gF0sV Rezay.
The szooaragingd demand arzad7 d-veiassa fer ~,
kz2sEHs and he dssrs TO tsiles. a. lar a. ts-y L..
a5ls, as eozt q sozsoi Books fsr Primary s.aas-
lave iHdassd ths pa5lshsn 20 rovi-s tasfr 1Hg-r
rhs5 COW oher lls Essdsa a. the 6l5utnz ls- -zzss
FIRST A~ABA2Caz aslEr per e5Dy-=H 5slais
Psr dszsa-
szoosD EzADEE-Ous talz zd a hEl pes
5s57-sB per aozsa.
AA5arE &4eouzs VIII be mszs 10 De t-s8-
Fhas Socks have zss ths serdz approval Of .,r,.
1sasef nd iles7sriu tsashsH, saahass been HaoBiad
Er ass in the
Pw5Eic Schools Of .HsSsEe.
They haVs aiso BEEN introduced several sagass
ssaoslsa he ely sad "a he u.er8r
The Augusta (EAJ eozsalaiienaa Hzs SPEAK. ~
them
We noticed srfH- aEsH iavs sires tbs rpra--r-.
u Ills little 5ouk asdsaae fr ne u- Of aa.---E. -
-Esi1 ccmIeld it % ne faFsalbt- g-.aus-- y -
school tsaeAsEs Eud o-hsa vino ars & Le.d ID sleE
HaEE E8 VII D. taGsWEa q a. zerv r.r5- -
.sesuG thlrd ana fourth 1l ne szrHar.
Aro ars the asalts 90 -as city.
-Ez0m he Memphis Auaaia Apps, ~,---rs
ssABBRsss FlssT RsAD.E- s.v. -
= "a A-c-A-l e laaar-a 4alf rlaa frr -sa - I'd 49,
~ Ame- A. 1e = Ahsg9raa oF Nome H. H---
&c 4lalAss y gpa tF-aee The sfar b II.
4AteNFG -um tie GIeud1. z r7rau az sa4r-
4eso@ Aud u carries taa chIa- a.1sa.t f.4-..--
1sPAAI E-eongh IL IEhabllc aIHe1l
mFp-uonr ne acllnFalasd a4lLaf-- lar L. -~-
agstanee OF lef excessive PoiyEIot aFudluru - ~
s7rlsA-e - reLaer b. csl4pis,a- A. tie bog Is falasr -4
ne ma, As Ge girl b Eother TO- tas weLar IL -h..a
1ut oooAd sf instruction are he sources Or al ma.-
and u1tars sdleauuu-
Hitherto asoks upou which b. nu,h depended ham
ossn esmPus1 ~ N-T EHgianl people a. -a-t--
rauel Lhs consef1e1cs Cd all,l a. sa~r ~. ~.
aerA judgment nos --ss thaa tie tzsts ct -ur --..
a. been IS ne Ear1y ol IS pea. e a. abIaleTa ur
as Lsy ave seen az.seaVr Ia Taste. UnI We 5.-..
ls hankesa "Ars -a1 Peep O.. and ws-1s -r. f-
HAl l1e4 Te cannot bsAaT= tl.E .aoah WAr4+r.
PeLAls 09oE Is hs 51y spelling 188k OF .ls EHs
as-Ae sAg more laa ne Gal believe rzx- Wa5sH.
4sloaGy = iae eng GcrlgZary. Iha a1s7a-aa
a4lFs OF Aosiiei sEd g lady - fu-a lset -s5--ma
ana aoeat poa-loz, a1c ne n-srsaE flrLa- arfa-
patronage ga 20 ne guazEa-s- u tlalz =za-.sles.
furli-He- b her elaEso-ar.
SPECIMEN CORias ior sxamiaaEaa be- fore
varied pruaPay By aai on rseeigs Of . .aa-e.-
stamp for rs,uu postage.
Lla THIRD READER o. the series Is
? mers l2naS snd vii ssau be- pu5iasr
any E1hbar q ,1s series nay be- -
q or through znT bookseller be- o.
del snd3t Asvert-s- tLAAA co..
aml kss SER Ec1 -u AL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

RUSSIAN SAtLORs-S1ms Russian aa;lor,
gof on = spree n New York. during the visit Al
she Russian aest to that city, we're aTrasss5
and saken to he s~tsiion-honss. Tbs eg;.s-s
were unable 10 obtain the names Of ia No..
esting suslgors-ibs only answer 20 TER a..
qairies beng : yo3leV Of KafA" wb;eb N.
msst gave toe clerk tire mdasaza. Tbev ws-a
aeeotaiBgy sickshed Rlssian No. L. No. : and
Ne ,, and dismissed wits = rspfimsad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

OaF sr stolen, oa the zizht % tEs sab November.
~ a. Dalton enc hla GJA1 Z and
"a ei mo1ium size. plain d5ubs czss. made By Juss
az sanHtu- marked on H1 I'm center rfh Es g. ifsls s
d. Very feaTy Ta1t chain, single ink and selds-ed
70 ne n&ad,u Of the Hal11 ald sMlu steel key attached
. tha hook and The above rsHara viii b. rad for
td- SAT- articles % tas sfls or AZ Haj1 Gen. Chest
ham s headq1ar-sr8 sud 80 gIsEH5as azksd or sz6a
Ter say Laos sy 1hiea alsY aay be rec vsred
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

C~HARLEsToE DseambsF u-TEsivs Stalls
ware lhTowa IN the city last nighl a. intervals 0
three hours. The damage was tiaing- Our
batteries rsPHsd
No Aring on Sumter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

TUE Charlotte aud So th Carolina Railroad Cen
4 psuY Is daEr0us Of lrirg for the -nguicr vsar i've
hundred anle-oodiad mEN- The G un.rv 81
healthy and remote hlm the enemy. ana the COMPANY
prepared 10 ICED ths eesroes and oo.hs hem coufJzf-
ably Iheae are lduaamsuta worthy OF consideration
20 thos having neg toss TO hire Address
THOS. e. SHARP, supsy u-ssrdsnf.
aeI-lm Columbia r. O..
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SUBzrTTUrEs-ssBssoF Sums, Of Kentucky
and Senator CLark, Of Missouri, moved, Say.
ias Richmond EHFasrsg, n ths Cauhdsrats Ben.
ate, inpaEtzIs E-ss5lulsEs Had bills against per-
uifsng substitutes e Be shy leHgsr ~espleyod
TaiS action Is drnau1ed BY public necessity,
and as Eiay0lvss 70 pubic fsilb, viii give sas-
isfsci1H TO a. sEscPs these Immediately sFsclsl.
Hu a right step ia Gle riEat drccliou-the Gov
srun-Bt rotarus tbs substitute money and E-
guires al % 90 hsE dHiy The c5ulssr OF lhis
ssasisu is set very deep;i i VIII be mszorabls ir
the hstsy Of ns csuaTy VI hepe, fer the good
il MI 90. This ac,ish sgaiHst substitution Vii
destroy 3 great evil to he afny
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11
-NRAHEE.

THE oho-r WHO kindly clicked up ny SERVANT
4 ALBERT or tha late RI eat from Minsionary
ridgs, -ul sc1f-r a fs71r By dviHg ne Information By
Which I can gst him TEOS h BAILEY.
surgeon Isih EeEi1ezs 5. 9 v,
GrEsEaIltE Bdzals,
dele Afr EsrHranara IHuT.fnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

GeasrzE Imbsasa Altar she sPecuIaasrs.
GensraI J ID Embodsn, commanding he va-
isy district FrFiuis, has issued TIE following.
special order
Il having been reported 10 the general com
mandiug tnat CGcsra szd agents Of lha subus-
tsues dsaMtmeus OF his district ars uua5is b.
procure he suuejes impsUiveiy required i87
the army by purchase, cseGz5s pecusat0us are
in the market paying highsr preos than those
Fixed by the d1vera1sHt commisgioaers, and
sending such supplies Gus Of the diElact 70 be-
sold sgsin, Il Is ordered that the eonfuissagiet
Of Subsistence &c New Market, HarironbuFV
Slannion and Lexington, ana thoss On 8ufv
with he command in the Geld, DO i1apress fg
he use al she amy 81 the nessEsaries Of Sub
sisssncs foRud ~ the hands Of speca alors, or
which have been sold % spectators. though
NOS delivered D. Do ss1t ont of the district. an I
ky fhs tarn sBocBiaiOT is msEus any exc who
Euys 10 Hl sEng; ard any enc IN this military
sistriet making aaesed purchases for DTiFste
c-onsumpton. or the uss Of the poor or soldiers
aRnliss IN ether districts, Cor the use Of Fsil-
employees OF G5YgEmcnt eontracbofs,
giings Be permitted b remove Supplies Bsm
this district except b special orders from these
beadguarten, Or from The War Department
ard the eomnirsaIy oilers ard agents nssse5
TIA order VIII ae8 taat 30 aUch purchases
are carried into effect BY she contracting par
ties.
7 is order is Bosinsen6ea 10 spgIy % neces-
raEissiu ths ksua Of PEcdreef ia t.susita -
market wklCh havs ret been sold or srpsgea g. Z
be sold before or ca thsH srivB at market. J
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$500 REWARn

Auh ks apprehension u ny BOY. HTOW' ~
A rn sway ca tbs lEh September lisa. rom Sore
essrsseaitas ntansii a. q free boy lie pss iatzIv sesr
:. N4sAamaag@ Tors the las hght.aud bef9rs mai
-ifsa Himself = 9meer1 In ihs 9th asflh 0a,oIiaHr rest
4eaI sompsny 4 JeHkIn3 divis on, Lcuy-tr-sts GEMS
40 80 on Nhen he isft q brsvn fokst and ps-ts
ssgan t1as3 shlrt e1oat e sateau or twenty pears
.Aait hou5e boy. de plays tas aeaordoon add eais-
SIC waa born aaa FaLed IN Charleston.
any jan where 4 can get bin.
Levy DRBGKER,
aei -ariofta 81 q
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WRnRI WaaDl

EEALED PROPOSALS viii be received -ntil -
- O'Clock, noon che lSh iastsns a. ny 8aea. for
TH1USAHe CORDS lmore or Lss} MER
5~HAhrAsLE HAED WOOD, 10 b. 5sEvsrss IN The
city T. M~AsgFHuAEH.
Geta 81 Part OHa= a--rnrf-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

~ The Msu5isn Ciarios Of the 7sh, says
"lhe Missouri brigade wss reviewed BY Ger.
joseph E Johnson yesterday. A1srwsrd
came the drill, in wAch they displayed rare per
fiction ia the profession Of arms These zoble
men, who have borne the cross Of S. AndreFs
through So many sitter'y contested csHEicts, are
especial avodtsB wi.h ths siF, who we're present
en- massa.p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

~ One of de hEgest sales sf csbbs~e vss
ma5e a Danyils, Va, recently that w. svsv
bsgr5 Of Mr. Johr Clark. Of HaHfax. sol8 10
re rurgeoB IA chsres Of tts hosPiis1 there
one hundred thousand heai CT cAbbsges, a.
twenty-five cents sach, makiEg sh Aggregate q
twenty-five thousaud 35sa.s woi.A Of tbs M
sitous veretlbls. NJ Clark plsnted ha entire
Tobacco groHld IA this vagstable, aud hsncs de
immense quantity raised.
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TELEaRA PHIC.
Reports Of the Pram Assoeinasn.


Entered according 20 sat Of CeHsress h Ire Yesr 1858,
~ 81 TuaAzaER, u the Clerks cfaos q the Dis.
Efot 0ourt q the Gon1sdsrats states 1or the HoriS-
ern Eisrrfet A. ler-Fa
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.KENNEpY EousH


y ST LOUIS, Between Frsakiin aaf r4mH.s-
strests. 8 enc Of ths meat pleasant loss4
,st % step thsrg. The tabis x aHsvs fars.J inter.
f1e cst te market afordL gabmsu ed rn
or taEEg persons VIC wsh 20 lag = -A2
ether pieces, th-gaiors f. weuIf ~ aaas- 20
t8 Acsfan. o Wen 20 remember
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

1 hfarzaaou 81 IsAAC a boy. Re sr4s4-
Ae aada signed, viii Be maus fsar rsssigsd srr
seralJ r-Tsrisd Il aa5 Ia seen On The r..-.ar
rem Asaiousry Eiiss, zsA Asysmls-.
JANIS III. SOlEs
Assatast sl-r-ru.
ss7Iw- 9Th Ia EeEizrzt WaE-rs rv,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

BLISD ToMs CoECEET-Taars vas aR0taer
fall bruse last evening II toe AshsBsam, WHO
lsiassd with sstsaeti9n 70 Toms performances
ard departed vel pleased with taair ev08irg's
sHistainneuL Tor VII give another esnceu
his evening, wbsah vii be assisted By Pmf
II. S~shosnbsii, W.o viii give q violin sole &C.
comptana By Prof MyIus. Prof sshmi5tw
also give . ssls On tie Bisna. We Woald sjviss
al Wis have nofkssrd TEN to 70 this evening
Those who have heard bin need 20 percussion
g. hear Him agsin.
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4 BEAUTIFUL REsIDSICE FOR SALE
In LAGRANGE, Gs,

"a 4Raa AAetf N@
WILL be sold &c sueioH, 81 not aispsged - y5.
~ vatsT hsforsl on tbs INSET aENTE dsy IL
Dsesnber 1903 in he city ~ Lagrange. a
Desirable Residence,
Fogeihar vita al be Hsusshod ard Ksiessn Fur,l.
ture INT hque : 2 beanffai eosagst Win az raoms
and large AsH EiteEen, sm0ksheuss. and tra saLbuid.
iHga Tor ssrvanfsi Btables. etc.
said lot eanHHns between four aud fsa aarsz ysfb
Cue se6cFion q ffuit Fsas and srnazns1fal asrus5 ~
Ehs honse is aiuatea conyenlsRt % ths soIsesa ans
churches.
q VIII Be sold With The place, I'VE thousand lbs- Park
Maiassea. SyrUp, sugar -odse, eaa, IN fna. eepatee-
entGt FOR boUsskeaplaG
At tha Sans Ane and place Gns msgniacent Rosa.
wood Piano. sno koetausT ana Horsel, sna oae .msu
Pony
% sold prVeis'yr Ehl notify tue editor or tat ru,s-
Perssas wishing % sss The place will caL On
y. W. MORGAN.
AHctioonesf
ast AZ LsGrmasA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

E~As VII be seen By an advertisement IN
sao5her oelumn, S csuami,tss sPPoiRisd b. d
eOnveEtion Of the ministers and el3srs Of Ei
Cumberland PrssbyteEiaD church, have deter.
mined so issue = weekly paper ss Selma, Aa f.
be called tbe Selma O5ssTBsr- Il vii be under
rs sdiiofisi eksrga Of the Kew. C l. RHns0n.
Ths O8ssTUsT vii bs devoted 10 he interests g
tie C~smbsland Presbyterian church ia be
csn5s5sTsts States The 6us numbqr wiz be
issasS the 6rss week in Jsuua5y, 1854. The
tsrns are 8 per snnum, in sdvancs. An con
m~uHeasons Ehoald bs addressed to the editor, e.
selma Ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11

LETTERs FoR THB TRAEs-MlssIssiPPI-aIr
joan Hart special agent Of The Post Once De
BsrimsBt. having seen IN q Savannah paper tn
~teitgrsphic advertisement that "a Press Asso-
cis.isn eouEier would leave Meridian, Miss, OF
tAs Iotb for he TnsusAississiPpL ard would
taks . limited number Of ~lstisrs," Fablshes
s~esnmnnicssOu. saying: Il beg leave to state
ghsf he eo~aYsyancs Of Letters, IS FFcpossl b.
- Pes Association, is aviolahoa Of law. sub
iscfsr the paEBon esHyiEg IS vel as fbos
sssasne then, 10 $ penalty Of silly dollars fer
ss 4 60 sent o. carried Iwoaid slss ss e
- Pest OEes Department in eOuierniy
40 ! law # sss LAST eosgTss' has made an
.-rssesnsnts fg The asnsaiasion Of letters
.s tbo Msshsippi HysI, q q ehAEgs Of f
~ sssh ref eases il "eisht. End frat
81 bs fsrxa,dsd fnou any pos once ia
- Cess5asss eisses
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- AcsHvaeacoaE camp las been egt.blahad
by tie yankees a. S. Augustine. Florida, 30
which 81 soldiers Ia The deBsrtasLl or he
soath. 10 Wh0m a change Of climate my be
necessary, VIII be sent, iussssd Of 70 the Morris
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p ROS p e CT 3
or PIE
SELMA OBSERVER !


TIE unaauisHsd sonmi.-ss appointed 10 zaPisuhsr
Last By a ooaVsat on Of Minister'S SD Elssrl Of the
Cumberland Prssby.erisa chgrch. for tss pHrpoEs 81
supplying that denomination WI a Ctsra Papsr
have sstsrAiaed 10 Iasus q H4klg PsDr q sslza,
AlasaaA - be called
TIE SELMA ORSER YER
Esitsa BY Rev Z. O. EAsssz.
The OssERvEs VIII lie devoted 10 he Interests Of
the Cumberland Prssbytsraa oauleh a ne CaEisds
rats States Of Ama1cz- Z rs designed 10 furnish that
church q public nedium Of contamination. q 1shioh Is
"a. bees daSd-uta FOR nearly tive ysauL A. The Sane
line no pains will B. s2sr=d to make ,hs paper prsao
i've Of the rsisious interest Of tue country s. large
All 81 spsoial hsusAt % tas array
BeHaEng hist stsh 3 pspsE ssan0t AL 20 meet thu
approval uad receive the patronage Of the shareh, tbe
s0anittss have iztsruissa 20 begin ia pubBestgR a.
he earliest pr4Cde45ls psrsd. TIE asst aum5sr viii
be issued ne hut ae=k IN 5zauay, 1884.
The paper .a- he present vii Do isrus5 on q so
shsst Of medium axe.
Nm stars ana Elders Of he esur=h. aud az hisaIiy
70 The enterprises are salctsd 70 procure sBd forus,d
subscriptions Hhhssi dalsE. Terms ger anaum. a7.
dollars, iHvariab In advance SIX noatbz Ares del
a
Al standardization b BE- addressed 10 the szis5r.
ssima Alsbaaa
IN B ROACH.
"a WEIR.
A BILL
OF JONES,
g. wALLsR,
faTTTaw9aH r---su.a
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rzE RoEEE,

WLL as sPaRsa "a THEsBAY, tie T7h govs--
~ eer The BroPrstors prouiae th-ir utnust sr--.
sa7 aa maeunenz % make tEz asssIa E.vsrt.s 49,
VA e travelling e-sazzlity.
Efh1n y BANH 8 60.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
2RINTERs WANTEDI

ahfAAFEp, IN the Job dep srtmant Of he W0NF.
sFf GO&EAT NAIL OFFICE ono lower Prsss-
n41 one JOB PRIMER e1a taur Conn osllsEs 70 ws8m
constant smploy ment rFl b. given Pic on c1,psg-
lon SIS per 100 smA Re 3 COED Prsssman 40 LOB
trintsF Hagss as hlsk % those 81 8aF sRcsan ths Cor.
.sdaraeY WHl be gwen
dsil q IN utw~c O.
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letter Mons 0zilylo Byroa Tsasz.

From the Nashville PreHs.l
This man, whose lite has been fall Of events
aud adventures, is nov ceniued ia ths military
prison Ct our city. Since tns outbreak Of the
rebellion, hs has been arrested by our military
Az .neriHes several lmss, and 81 his shEsFdness
and Strategy" has always managed 70 secure
aB release. He wss . member Of me Missouri
State convention, called t0gstAsr fCE he purpose
Of taking that State cut 0f he Uui0n- SINCE
sHsn, lie has ls6or8d for Lhe GOafedaracy ia ware
Gus ways. During BIS last iGpEisonmsns III
Nashville, the authorities on several occasions
allowed him the Ieed0m Of the city. HIS tsu
and saaesiul l0Em, and bis long flowing hair,
curlsd with all the "l0veiness' ef . Roma1'B,
wluld then attract stt8uHoR. But, without gs-
into anything like history Of ths f-4zbi9nsBis
and issldlogs Ogil7is, re publish the following
letter written b him 20 5 professional friend oi
ours, whose kindness Young knew RoBid be
sars 10 bEing forth The deured comforts. Whssh-
or The b~igh-saUHdiug came Of Oglvi8 Byrs~
FeuHg, and ths efoEts Of IFS owner, vii screm-
plish anything toward restoIias the ai94
P.eiad, p remains to Be sesnl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11
u S MILITARY Pa1sgN. ?
Alaav-lIa Navamber 81 IEf9. /

ny DEAR FRIEND: We are vary mach in
want Of s5me smoking tobacco. Iaa e.eso CIT
Of "spon5Uhcks loT tha present, and shan ret
be ia possession Of g remittance from boaaa fer
so1s weaks. Yea viii confer a signal fsvar
ana q very Rrsat kiadaess BY sending mo some
gced smaz7ug tobacco sEd = docaHt pipe. Ian
going 30 indulge ia the fashionable d.ssiasios
OF smoking. Oh, tie inlermiuabis tsdpua and
saHai Of tais dreasy prison. Would 30 Heaven
( had followed Teur advice So soon IS L snail
be released / shsH return 70 Missouri aad iake
the STUMP IL favor Of resiorisz that State "a Der
81 allegiance TIE Tebelioa las proved q sivu.l
failure. JsE. DAVIS is q mar1feanf hun5ag.
and the Restoration Of be entre Uaion, twheIs
g. It sprzng ia5ih FEN iae pure h0arss thst eaa-
eeived, and she vigereE8 arm hat achieved it,
70 esrtSiu and inevitable. I shall baw 70 fhg
omniPoteat beaesi, yer PeBsLt Dez Dsi ~
Tbs interest Of Missouri IS with he Uuisn.
Thai people should never have renDuaesd lsa
Federal Government. 7 shall use lay hunals
laauenee 70 restore the loss Pieisa hack 70 her
own napse H~aavsuwsTd track
Irsly q sincerely ynug hiGud,
06lLVIE BYR0s Y0UEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-11
msszisE o sussana.

The public havs been adviEsda Of the purpossd szscu-
ton Of Jshn HIohois On a charge Of "bsiag q guerrilla"
He was hung at Jensrsou City or Friday last The fol-
lowing private letter, written to Lieut.. Hamilton, 0f the
police here, gives an interesting account o. ths hang
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

The GREAT MISUNDERSTANDING the
numerous establishments of Detroit that are de
serving of special notice, is that of A. Burnham
< Co. dealers in gentlemeu's clothing and fur.
nshing goods. Their store is situated in a cen
tral part Of the city, on Jefferson Avenue, near
rs intersection with Woodward Avenue. and j.
one Of the largest in the West. II is filed with
desirable styles OF fashionable goods comprising
everything thar is necessary TO replenish fal
and winter stock They have on hand, and arr
constantly receiving a great variety OF ready
made clothing, such pants, vests, dress ard
business coats and over-coats, in every size and
attest styles, also everything in the line OF fur
nishing goOds-shirts, drawers, ties, hose, sus
osndefs aud 30 On-suitable to all tastes and 70
he wants of all classes Of customers, which they
sell AZ wholesale or retail, at prices that car
scarcely fail 20 suit. There are few purchasers who
visit the Great Wardrobe" that DO not snd
there the very article they are in search Of II
= worth ones while. though he should not de-
sire 10 purchase a single article of clothing, to
-tep into this establishment, just to see with wha
facility one may be fitted out with a fashionable
and complete suit, and to notice how many arti-
les there are belcn ging to a gentleman's ward
ODE, which, though he never possessed, are nov
considered indispensable to every well dressed
,itlzen. Though one nav have fallen among
hieves, and been sud .euly stripped o. every ar
icle Of attire, be has but to find his way to
Burnham Cos, where he can be re-clothed
md fitted in short order. Messrs B. Il Co. have
bad long experience and much success in their
business. They are enterprising and liberal cit
zeus and honorable and high minded deal
ers. We cordially recommend all who are IN
SAINT of these goods to 90 TO the " Great Ward
ODE 10 Detroit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

School MEETNG.-At a regular meet
ing Of the Board OF Education Of the ctv OF Ian
sing held at tho Common Council Room, on
Thursday, Oct 18th, the following resolution.
we're unan .mously adopted:
Resolved, That in addition to the two mill tax
We estimate and determine that the sum OF 81
500 90 - the amount necessary to be raised b,
tax tor the support OF schools in said city OF
s0hool district. Tor the ensuing year.
Rssoiusd. That a meeting OF the voters OF saic
school district, (the CITY OF Lansing be called
the House OF Representatives, in said CITY, OF
Monday. the Goth inst, at ! . o'clock F. VI
for the purpose Of submitting the above resolu-
ton for their approval
A meeting of the qualified voters of this city
Is therefore 10 be held ar Representative Han
on Monday, the 26th inst, at Z o'clock P NJ tc
consider the subject of the above resolution.