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CAPTAIN Wescott, late United States Senator.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. Information received
from the Army of the Potomac tonight men
tons that an aid of Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived
from the front late Saturday night, and reported
that that officer encountered and fought with
a body of rebel cavalry near Steyensburg late In
the afternoon of that day. The enemy pom
toon bridge fell into our hands after Gen Sedg-
wick defeated the rebels,
The cannonading Sunday evening was prooa-
bly, by Gen. Buford's light batteries, and some
of the reLel cavalry with guns in the vicinity OF
the Yew Hills, northeast of Culpepper. The
railroad and telegraph on the opposite SIDE OF
the Rappahannock were found uninJured. Our
cavalry are reported at Culpepper
The first snow of the season fell to-day 1t
was slight and of short duration.
A Government officer here in high position
received pencil note from union prisoner In
Richmond to-day, saying the rebel authorities
have at length altogether stopped the very small
meat rations heretofore allowed to our starving
soldiers in their prisons. The excuse is alleged
that they have ceased to be able to furnish
their own soldiers with meat. One hundred and
twenty five officers are among the rebe prisoners
Just brought from the front.
/ Intelligence has been received here, dated
! Clarksburg, Va, that Gems. Averlll and Dufhe
commanding separate forces, after several en-
gagements on Friday and Saturday last, sue
eeeded in driving the enemy under Mudwal
jackson for several miles down the valley east o
Greenbrlar Mountains, INTO and through thu
town of Lewisburg, in Western Virginia.
On Saturday, under the combined forces o
DuGie and Ayerlll the, rout was so complete tina
the enemy abandoned all their supplies, guns
colors &C.. and fled in di-may leaving thei
dead and wounded on the field.
Our men behaved splendidly, and the victor
was one of the most splendid of the war. Th
number of killed aud wounded not stated. W
hold Lewis5u.g.
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7 O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEM AN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. 1t is reported to-day
on authority of the surgeons in the army, that
our loss on Saturday was 400 260 of these ar
rived here this morning and were placed here in
the hospital. The premises of the old Capitol
prison are densely crowded to day, 1870 rebel
prisoners taken Saturday having reached here
up to 2 A. Nj. The officers say that few
more are on the way.
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Fortress MoNRoE, Nov 8 The Richmond
Wing contains the following:
The Yankees still maintain possession of Rae
coon valley, they being heavily reinforced. They
shell our forces inc ssantly.
Advices from HUNTSVILLE state that the Yam
KEGS are raiding through the country, co mint
ting great depredations.
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Hymns, Tunes and sacred Anthems
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and vERDI's NEW OPERA, " II Fora Del Destno. ,,
cep Of which the "Muscal Lyra will be mailed, post.
paid. r''''
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PIT Washing ton Street Boston.
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New GIee Book.
L II G. MU SICAL YRA

Collection Of Glees Quartetts and Choruses (many
them from New Operas By Frederick Fl. Pease.
The Distinguishing features Of this work are eshnes
and originality Its contents reharsh Of old com
positions, but
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The Connecticut Legislature has decided to
postpone to the next session the matter of an
appropriation for the proposed monument at
Gettysburg.
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nHIS invaluable medicine is unfalng in the cure Of all
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These Pills should not be taken by females that
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New YORK, Nov. 8. The Virginia cores
po1dent of the Commercial says Whether the
enemy will give battle on the south band of the
river, will be decided to-day or to morrow. If
so it will no doubt be an extensive engagement
Everything is propitious The army is in good
spirits at the resumption of an active campaign.
while the weather sail that could be desired
1t would hardly be proper to state the desti-
nation OF our army, for 1t may be doubted if
the rebels yet divine it. Some say we are going
over the old ronte, via CuIpepper, again, while
Others point 10 "a transfer of the situation to a
point much nearer Richmond. Gen. Meade alone
knows the plan OF the new cam align Enough
is known, to warrant the remark that the cam
paign Just opening is full OF brilliant antcipa-
tons that must lead to grand results.
WASHINGTON, Nov 9. Acting Rear Admiral
Bailey, reports to the war department the des-
tructIOn OF the bloc Sade running steamer Scot
fish Chief, and sloop Kate Dale, By an .zp,..i.
ton from the United States gGnboats lohoma
and Adeia. lie says, having learned that The
vessels were loading with cotton and about to
SSH, he sent Lieut.. Commander Semmes to
Tampa Bay to destroy them.
The Taeoma and Adela shelled the fort to
divert the attention of the rebels from the real
object. Under cover of the night the men
landed at point in Old Tampa Bay, and pro-
ceeded overland to a place on Hillsboro river
where the blockade runners lay. Our forces
set the vessels on fire, and on their return were
encountered by an armed party near the beach
and two rebels were captured.
When our men commenced embarking the
rebels opened fire upon them. Our forces re-
turned the fire with great GOODNESS. Our vessels
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1858.
THE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are HEREBY notified that the following assess
me nts have made by the Directors all Notes force
h. Irwin haNs 10 wit
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Notice.

There will be a meeting of the Soldiers Aid
Society at the Grand Jury Room this tuesday
afternoon.
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in the meantime shelled the woods in which the
rebels were concealed. The rebels were under
Captain Wescott, late United States Senator.
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ROSEWOOD

and CoFFINs of all descriptions from the be- to the
cheapest,
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The ChexnIier RecoFnLrion Pnrphlet

The London journals in he interest Of the
rebels are making 8 great row over a pamphlet
which has just appeared in Paris. Il is written
0y Michel Cfssvalier, whose notions about the
South are very visionary. The journals referred
20 calm that the pamphlet was written ct tho in
stgztion OF the Emperor Napoleon, and that its
appearance denotes the speedy seton of Franco
in favor Of the Davis Government. We place
10 more Importance upon this brochure thsn
upou those which preceded 1t and discussed the
Polish question with such an air of authority.
The eTgsn ofPrince Napoleon has published sew
arai articles against tho invasion of Msxic8 and
in favor of the North, and pointing out the dan
gers of Intervention to France. as the Prince is
one of the imperial family, why do not The Los
DIN luTn2ls, and with more reason, even, as
seyt that these articles indicate thet the Emperor
s positively AMI emphatieally opposed 10 the
South, snd intends to abandon Mexico The
TACT is that these pamphlets and articles are
merely stTsws thrown out to see which way the
popular feeling inclines, and seldom indicate any
fixed purpose on the part Of the Sovereign Of
France. Chevslier's pamphlet gives the journals
2 chance to discuss the recognition question
without its Oeing asserted that they do so by
order of tho G~JToTnment, and herein 1t will have
fulfilled It's mission. The popular sentiment
upon The subject will be closely observed, and
Napoleon viii have a clue whereby be may, to
a certain extent, guide mis- future policy. ANY
farther than this the pamphlet 10 question pos
sesses no great weight or importance. We have
Become too much accustomed now 10 the
5rOchurs trick 10 take much interest in it,
~ Y Herald.
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suspenafeu ~ tsa gV-tt Of HHabeas Ger
pas i'm 8erguia guses.
By The President Of the Unitsd States.
WAsHiNGToE, s ambsr Is, 1868.
APRCCLAMATIOE.

Whereas, the Cons ,uioD Of the Uaited
States has ordained that "tas privilege Of the
writ Of hahezs caTfus shall E0S be suspended
unless vher in csszs Of rebellion or invasion the
puhlie safety may Tequys its" ard
Whereas, a rebellion was existing on the
bird day Of March, 1853, which rebellion is
still eLIstiugi and
Wbsress, by a .atGa which was approved on
chat day, Il was enacted bv ina SENATE snd house
IF representative q ths Uaited States, in Con-
zrpgs assembled thai during the present insuT-
reciiau the Presidents Of the United States,
whenever, in bis Judgment, the public safety
may require, is authorized 70 suspend the priv
Ilege Oh the writ OffhsbeEs corpus in auY case
throughout the United States, or azy part
hereof; and
Where's, in the j1sgmentof the President the
public safety does rsdure that the privilege OF
he said writ shall uoiy be suspended through
out the United States in cases where, by The
authority Of the PgesTaent Of the United S ates,
military, naval and civil officers of the United
States, or any Of than. hold persons under their
command Ct IN theiF custody, either as prisoners
OF war, suieE, OF elders or abet.5~s Of he enemy
or officers, s0ldiCrs, or seauen enrolled, drafted
II mu-sered 0r enlisted in or belonging TO tha
land OF naval forces Of the United States, or as
ieseTter8 thereTgm, or otherwise ameDsbIs 30
military Law, cr 10 the rules se5 articles of war
tt rN uses "h- AN+ "Na.a'A" EATANI bTA lUl AN'
Hi'itsrv or navs' srrvica By .He authority Of the
President of the United s stas, or Tor resisting a
draft, 0rt0r any other of=nss against the military
or nsvsl service.
Nov. tn rrfors. I Ahraham Lincoln, Prssi
le.t of the Uuit.d 8 ties. 6e hereby proclaim
and make known 10 ri! vham Is may concern
has the privilege nttts WIT Of habt corpus is
suspended throughout tie United States in the
several cases before meuH1ra' and that the
uspeus'on viii cantrue throughout he dura-
ion Of .ha ssi1 rebellion, or until this ruocla-
nation -bsa by & su1sJ q1eat ore, g. DO issued
by the Pr sifent of ire q lied States, be modi-
ied sa5 revoked. AID I de hereby require all
magistrates, st-oTUe sud 0shgr civil officers
within bba United 5i1teH, Fud all officers and
TIERS 10 The military and naval servics of the
United Ss es, 10 take distinct notice Of this
suspension, and CIV II foil sfec; and all citi
GINS OF the Ui,ed Ststcs 20 cerdDcs and govern
hem77ivas accordingly and IN conformity with
ha Constitution of FD9 United Sstes ard the
laws Of Congress in sucl cases made and pro-
y7dcd.
r. testimony whereof I bare hrraunto set my
and'aud csus-d Plies seal o, lus U1itsd States to
Nc sfissj, lais dtreat3 dzg OF SIP mbsr, in
be year Of our Lord .as sh usand eight hun
red srj sixry-trIes, se3 at he Independence
{ tie Uult-d States rf America tbs eighty
-ighth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Pg h. President:
WILLIAM Ii SEWARD. Secretary of Slate.
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Farewell Addreu. Of I.gsn,enans.General
saauThaa Fs.fNr
NWN|aNHH WTN
HEADQUARTERS POEKs CORPS TEsEEvsEE,l
.#issiouHry Ridge, sept 20, 1853.
n. -. rn..-..a Man. - 49,

HEADQUARTERS POlK's cOBPs TEEEEvsEE,
#issiouHry Ridge, sept 30, 1863.
To the Officers and Soldiers Of Poiks Corps:
IN e~onsequeues Of an aafartunate d~isagres-
ment between myself and the commander IN
chief of this Department I have besn relieved
Of my comma 4, ANA am sb1ut 70 retire from
the srpY. Without attempting to explain the
circumstances Of disaereeHert or preiudiciug
he pubN mind by q premature appeal to it,
judgmeua Eust RP permitted - express ny
urq1ali6M conviction q The rec itade of my
conduct and thst inns ard investigation viii
amply viudicate my action on The Geld OF Chick
auAuga-a
cannot, however, part even temporarily with
he gallant officers agd ~saii.rs Of my old eorps,
without The deepest faslng OF regret and a
heartfelt ekpressi-u Gt ny sraataie for he cour-
tge, conduct snd devotion they have always
manife- tad, while under my command.
B MONT Shiloh, grYvill-, Murfreesbor0
and ChiaiJema1gl-aH AT -t. on vcur part, the
very highest sade-iv Qualities, and are crowded
with precious memories.
ContendIug VIII q aUneTcUs, well-app0inted
and merciless enemy. fr al that man holds
dsHr, you have horie unexaInulsd oEvationl
with f1r-iude, iough5 with ui3apnted bravery.
sHd ever Yiatod o rrsty and cheerful obedieuce
tl y0ur fde.rs.
Soldiers who struggle in suck a cause and
WI UNlA Ar-N..r L~. never NN CAilulHlAQs
C'oHds sad dtrhrese a,sg erslfoud you for s
lime, bu5 the, suHt got ot she future is bright and
g'osirg, ,hahioad of patriots Is usver shed IN
vsin, and 0uy f1sl victory is certain and as.
sured.
Whoever c0mrusrds you, ny earnest exhort-
stioh and request 10 TeU is, 70 fghs on and 6gh
ever with in hearts CnHi your independence il
achieved Thdufaud3 Of heats may fan crushed
and bleeding under the weapons Of The foe, O.
the passions 81 mistakes Of t1snls, bus thi
gIas cause must uot be sacrificed, or our Aag
aoaudousi. Our eau % IL jist and your duS
to your country ald God IS IS clear as the sur
iuti- Aeave ls.y
leave ny cimmand in Tie care Of the braves
IF the hraya, who has often led them in tn
darkest hour Of -hsir trials; he end you vii
hsva my hopes cad prayers 70 the r iler of tht
Univ zss. fr yohr 6app ness and success. You
tuduess, devotion sind res paet for me- e1hibite,
during he va--s,0f our ass1claion both ia CAM
am "a the field is craven oHlny heayt, and vii
re tes sured lleE na.d ~ 30 sss to beat.
Your hiard,
LSgne5l L FOLK, Lieut-Gen.
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ARREED

On Thursday night Ocsooer it, at the residence
Mr. Jesse D. Black, of Fayetteville, Ga, By Rev D
Brandy, Mr. ROBERT CRAwLEY. Of Atlantis, and Nj
CARRIE D.. Gasp. Of FayettsvIlle.
Man lives ct bes. but half a life,
While lettering on his gaysaloRe-
Two hanis but poorly meet the strife
One mind, one heart havs never won
Supremacy ia best estate,
For life is all q duplicate.
But they have chosen the wiser path,
And formed a union that will bind
Life heart, and ali that virtue hath
TO chee- and fortffy The mind.
But they've reversed old mythio laws,
Sfnes Hymen claims the CAMP, not Mara.
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Gold watch!

The rams Of tbs maker nor ths Lutnb = rot kroTn.
The watch va sold by W q. CaihOun O. Nashville.
and has he isitsis -. W X. auBIaTsd ia German
te1t upon he outside.
1t tbs sane time between 6vs and nix hundred d..
lars were also taken.
sasch and money thought Major Robsrtson was dead,
ami never thtsn-sd 10 comm d theft. Msi0r Robert
son z now dead, ami his watch Woald be iuVslu.bIn te
LIS b re4g6d iAmiiy.
I viii give ths GOovs reWa d Of $500 for tie watch
and the money, Or the wHsgh atone, and no qaastiong
asked. Address JOHN s. WARD,
Once of SkmOns & simmons,
oefSt" Atlanta, Ga.
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SPECIAL ORDER 30. :.

HEADQUARTERS 18TH MISS REGIMENT
NEAR CHATTANOOGA Tenn,
October 4th, 1862.
A Ii men absent from the 18th regiment mIs.isslopi
"A volunteers vho 40 not report in perssn. or BY cer.
iihcs Q from an my Su gson, within thirty 5sl; win
be reported a. desegters and treated az such.
bg commAna o. JN0. u. FsZER,
Lieutenan-C0lonel Commando q.
JNO NJ SHUFORD,
0e1S"- Lieutenant and AdIutant.
Missssippisn copy and END bill 70 col Fizsr.
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300 RE AR ID.
STOP THE RUNAWAY

CHARLES, about twenty ave years Old. yellow
eompexron, weighs one huldrad and hfty pounds
rather a dOWneast look, with a Itt Q nous acne ana
BoateeS with lig1t striped cOarand cap, sud light pants.
do lett Wednesday evening, and likely got On the West
Point train - he MAS that day purchased from James
T. Msrtini Of Alabama. The boy served bis time N
Aempais In the e~oopering trade.
D.. 4. gATCE & Co,
se4-lm Aucasnseu.
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= The question or subsistence has become q
serious one at r chmOnd, and is destined to be.
come exceed ngiy so IS winter approaches. Eff
forts are On foot to iudgcs the citizens 30 reirenCh
TO the utmost hnits-so leave town, if possible
TO limit their food, zRd, above sill, to give Up
heir horses. Hacks, days, privais carriages.
and even saddle horses, it Is thought, will have
TO be eurtailed 10 q great extent
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TEL EGRAPHTC.


entered according 70 act If Congress 10 she yesr 1862.
byJ. s eHltAsHEl IN the Clerks office 81 tba Di..
Tict Court o. tue Coufeds.ats Ststos for he NJrth.
en District Of Georgia.
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AND LOT FOR 80.

A FINE RESIDENCE, with seven rooms, kiicl en-.
IA negro cabin, mOkehOuss, fowl house, stable. etc.
aUd four acres Of Land, is offered for sale ia LaararRe
Gs. The situation is very desirable fnd terms low
Apply 20 hICHAkD s. POPPEN.
ueT ste Talsranea a.
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NOTICE THIS +!
$500 REWARD

GONE person took from no pockets Of my brother
~ in-laB, Maize Chris O ,l1r ~ Robertson Of Tie 59ih
teuusssss regiment viii iustnsib g GOn Wouad, on
tue bstds-fa,I Of Chiskamauga, on tao 20lh September
"a aus duuhie raea
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MoLAssEs-Dr william Estes presented as
with q bottis Of molassas a few days since, made
by himself, from Chinese sugar cane, which we
proncuuce an excellent article. He has made a
barrel for BIS own uss-BTaHdoH (AI5SS } Re.
BubiicQn.
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NOTICE.

ROBERT EIsHARD, GEORGE or JOHN
a PUGA members Of on com any Washington an
nAery, IN Breckiuridges Division, army OF Tenuss.ss
gu cali on ths Undersigned, by will Learn Of sous
thing 10 their mt rsst.
ROBT. J LOWRY & o
No % aranits Front.
oco4W AAcama street
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Lisf Of Unclatua-d sr-tzht aeceIved at b
Esushern hXPrsss company UCt0b.r q,
Es63
Dr L Cleveland. pcli D T Byrd, box; L Fu ilove,
bag; c MoCrary, 8 slaves J . SRade 9 b a and bsg:
Jaa ss Murrett box; James CaliAao, box; Capt J Sc.
hon. Q ba d; p Barber, box 4 W No gns, barrel; j
Valentine, box and bucket; @ Il PsmiJsn, ikgs; W
Calhoun & 90, 6 boxes; Mrs G0ldsm Ia, box J I Hueli
bde; L d J BGspi,ts, pkeFi Jam 8 Galdue, box; J b
Wilson, bdei " J Kennedy, 2 boxes A Il Lima, bag
Capt Paul Jones, bag.
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a The Courier dss Elats Usis. Of Nazz
YORK evefs, positively aui by an,h5ritv. t5at
The queslon Of Recognizing me S5uther. Con-
iedogacy has NOS boou aguasrd ia say coupeiI Of
ministers, and hat in no form or manner. Il /.
IL the imperial Mexican programme"
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to do in this mssteri Its for her Legislature
1t Is for her peopis-tO say, aud The sooner
hey move, and move with Yigor and decision,
The better.
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APEERAA N0NECE-

RI Mr.. WI Y. WLLI8HS, 0: a, mpti4, Tennessee,
L or any f his or M fieids 1iI ct IA know where
be can b. found it VI greatly hs7sftl i'm md obige
myself. ADDRESS FRANK WILLIAMS,
Cc6 l~N d herfoar lsIru
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

THE PLANTATION Known As TIE
Downing Eli Nursery"
situated enc an a 5sf miles s RIbsast Of Au,u-u,
containing 1921 acres more or less
~ the premises BE- a co ufuFtaJl5 LING
" BOUfE witt FIVE rooms a~d large eel ar. kitchen
m lzeloussr negro quarters barns 81 hes. erius etc
the pace is vel wsttre3 wuh 6ae sUrings, snd three
never failing streams, on WI ca t-srs cr3 Shout ffy
acres OF ins bets n lad.
There f ais an richard in bearing, Of thirty acres.
embracing the dntss co!lsc. on II ne country o. Ap.
piles, Pea g. Peags. Aprie0 Neetsrines, Cherries
thumbs + g &C. $50. uesry two acres u 8 Vineyard
OF tie choicest kinds Of Grapes A hns collection o..
spfcimaI- U4namental Pltuts
Having sCld the NurseIy stock TO D. dmond. FFa
of AuEustl, we off, the Shove property for ala { T
The puTpOse OF Division For fIr her particulars apply
either t. Wm ? &obin-on on the place 20 Dr. VIM.
Z. Harden, a. the Empire Hospital orto the
REV J l.. ROGERS.
eto'2w~ Ca lersrH'e. IA
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DIR JAMES g. BEAM.
DE.FTESE,

4 FFfCE aud LABORATORY a. hs resfdop,. os
" MARKETS. str.et second square west Of FTHt pres
uftnftaH fnlrCn- rp.rnrs.H
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Tobacco! Tobacco

YEbrl5Ha e
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Ciff Is DARKNEss-Oving 70 the lack
81 HAn5PoTAAan Er wood, the gas company Of
Montgomery gives NOTICE ,aat they can supplv
40 more gas.
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NEW EXILFSl

NEW ORLEANS EXTLFSl
Al dGar0as o. bearing from the foil wing lisa NJ
a p"asous-5Efiezf rUm New OUsaus-m bsfug to 49,
a1gans sss 70 Committees o their address ard pogt osc-
a. ear 1s F1si0ie- EiseCl % me, Louisisps 80
Relied Com tiles, Mobile, Ala.
Mu LOaE4t S, whose husband vas take, n-t.,-.,
on BIO < de steamer PsnleE'
Mr.. aUf K4EG Of CULEIEg.
MrE saa M~laEDUhUhST-
HrH He-BizJN and Ara WARREN
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In. SIS sASTIAE.
i. D. COaMARD.
EXILE HOUEY.
THOMAS MURRAY.
Louisiana Ezus Relief Conminss.-
"I Hobas, ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-07
EsUgAWAY.

MY BOY, GEOREH-s dark mulstto, lame in his
IVA right heel de left the Gate CITY 8oepit on the
d b inst. vii pa ftty dollars reward for his delivery
10 me IN Atl1nra. ga.
ot6 81" DR.. J. TRACY