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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
Gen.. Legan,s cemmana..

The appointment of Maj Gen. Logan to
the command of the 18th Army Corps under
Gen. Grant, cannot fail to give great satisiac-
ton to the Array Of the Mississippi and the
loyal people. He has proved himself a brave
and successful officer in the field, and has rem
dered the cause of the Union great service by
bis speeches IN Southern illinois and else
where. g -. s..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

J. D. HORTON will attend promptly to the
settlement of all Soldier Claims, and to the
transaction of all business connected with mil
itary matters. Having been extensively en-
gagged in this class of business for some time
past, he has secured facilities and experience
which will make it an object for parties need
ing such service to call on him.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

Information about sending Letters
10 Union Prisoners in Richmon
Frisons=S 50 - sssss . ssla7s slsEt
Letters should be written on half sheet
Of note on letter paper, and only on one side.
They should relate solely to matters purely
domestic. Inclose the letter in an unsealed
envelope. and put in five cents for postage -
Address it to. the person for whom it is in.
tendeds giving his company regiment, and.
the prison IN which he is confined at Rich
mond, Virginia. On Hthe left hand corner
mark, q Via Flag of Truce, care OF Brigadier
General s. A. Meredith, United States Com
missioner for Exchange, Fortress Monroe,
| Virginia. Then inelose it in a sealed cnveI-
lope, addressed to g Brigadisr General s. "a.
Merediths Fortress Monroe, ya.p s
Money TO be sent in the same manner as
letters. IL will be takeniin charge blythe reb-
el authorities at the prison. and given Iittieby
little to the person for whom It is intended 3
Persons sonding boxes will do well to OBJ
serve carefuliy the following directions =
Mark the name of the person, Co. =,
Regt, --qV Vols.. - Prison, Richmond
4 Fa-,i by Flag of Truce, care of Brigadier Gea
erai S.sA. Meredith, U. s, Commissioner 70
Exchange. Fortress Monroe, Virginia. Pm
in an uusealed enveiops, directed to the par
ty IN prison, an.oxact invoice (Inarked freigh
paid Of the contents of the box. Inclos
5 this envelope, with the Express Company
receipt and FIVE cents for postage. II, arlothe
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

81 lEF Fathers. MoTHERs. Sisters, Brothers,
Friends, Relatives, and everybody, go to
STEMS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, and secure
at once out of his well-selected stock, one OF
those nice Albums just the thing for a
Christmas present. .sKsJ sa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
Married.

sEAY--oLARK. In Rarenna atsthei residence o.
the brides father iletus ciarkoR the 25th uliss
~ by Eed "A. B. Green, Mr.. James P. Snay Miss
a Ala B. Clark, both Of Rayeuna. No cards.
RAY-PARSON NSs--Ins RoetsfoWa, ON Thanksgiving
evening, Nov 26sh. a. the house Of Mr. John s.
Parsons, by the Rev. E. &. Lamb, Mr. James H.
Ray TO Miss MARY 7, Parsons, both Of Rooetovn.
PA PARsoNs-BEASs.-A the same time and place,
Mr. John s. Parsons, Jun, to Miss Phebe A. Beams,
& of Randolph. tsssa
HlGK SAPP.-In BrirndeId, at the residence Of,
November ee. by G 81 Chapman. ESQ, Mf. Ste-s<s
phen Hfcs OK. of Mt Pleasant, Iowa, to Miss Dor-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
Quota OF New 14ampshire,

- A dispatch from Concord states that New
Hampshire is rapidly filling up her full que
ia of men by volunteers. ~ s.5s.ssses5
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

55a The 24th Ohio Battery has beer. removed
from Camp Dennison to JoLnson's Island.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
# IST OF LETTERS remaining in the

- HORSE ESrOLEN.-5tolen fIoEn the stable
NfA Of the Subscriber, in Franklin, ON the 23d of
Q-Ne November night, Black Mare. l5% lands
high, Shod the left foot. has small white spot
the top of the head slight bruise on the left
hip free trnter. Also the time. saddle
without fhioas Iayc that having fbeen dropped short
distance from the stale showing thS diteion taken
the thief blanket lined with red scoloped trimming
aud lined. Supposed been taken by John Ryan.
Irishman. speaks broken, is feet inches high
whslers resh tolersbl- length. and shaved down 70
the chm; coored hat checked cotton pan
looms. and when last had SeFgeaHts cavalry
jaelSet--s deser tier from the Third Ohio Cavalry.
Liberal compensation will be allowed information
eadirg the recovery of The property or the arrest
aud detention of the thief 80 ssf3 s.szit ~
ISAAC RUSSELL & SON. :
Franklin Mills, Portage County Ohio Nov. 24th 1883
~ det o-2waz ,-.f.. - a., 4-,..5s - -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

All persons knowing themselves be indebted to the
subscriber by or book account. of over three
months standing requested make immediate set
Element. s-.s...
R.ya,n. Nov q3l 1852
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

(Thite wbeatl
Floursthri5le exs.7 10
= (1ew vhsat 80 rf s@4i
do doub,e extra s%e so -
do suparfne--...-.5.e0
White Fish. hf. bbI.....s6.50
PickeFess hf. bbf......... $40 -
Trout, hf sbbl..-..-....-6,o5 8
Salt .-..--.--.--..---E----- Is
Per Gallon.
Maple Molaeses,----@.7.lo e
Linseed Oil.---...--....-I-s0
Molasses..- s.-.-s-... 65a75c
Per Keg.
Nails, g 4hd Top s, ,costi 95
Powder, rife .. .i.,...-..-6 90
Per Bog
Raisins. hf- boxes...-.-2 so
do Or do --..-1 IS
Glass 6xl0..-....-.-..-.3,75
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

good as, ortment of LEATHER FINDINGS
&c &c, ,consLafl " on hand. iie = FfiliH IfT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
La,er,from Charles,oa.
TIE STEINER SUMTER.

In jusiice TO the garrison of fort MonltTia, We
mako the following s-atsmsut Of the events Of
Suu5aV night ~ theiy view Of the cEsa:
i was, some tine since, ordered by district
headquarters ttst no yes Fl aHter-g tds ia Dor
Of Charleston a. night should be sll7wsl 10 pass
M3ultds un6. daylight FgT some nights Bsst
the eueuy's vessels he'd come UD ne barber TO-
ward the Instructions, under cgFsr Cf the dark
ness. On two different nights they were dis
covered aBd cred upon b. Lon'tri5. On Sa.Uf-
day night the pr0bsbiftg Of i5ei- ps sing into
the harbCE vss Lescei co sras, that by dispatch
from district heHCg gUsSiers 'lc batteries were di
rscted 10 bs MANNED all night, and special vizi-
lauca observed. UDder sgch circumstance, tl.sn.
So about ore o'elocE Sunday morning, vessel
was disc sVeTe3 cumiCg iron the direction Of the
6aet She had no visible iigHt, and showed
no sizu=l Wh7tsgsr, but steadily advanced up
the bsrbor. Sb8 was zoo Ter % hsi. Wheo
within range Fort MJultrie opened FIRE. S.iii 20
siguul was observed After some time, @ dim
light wEs seen. apparently (as is stt5rwsv5s
turned out 10 5e) a candle. This also di7aD-
pea7ed. Soon after q email boat was seen
coming zsHg-e and tho firing ceassI /. then
appeared thas lhs steamer was i02ced by TIE
low tide 90 ruu fer ont, 10 avoid the long ssnd
bar which runs cur from S-m.sr, sCd strong
tide stil running, sbs had been carried st.i .gT-
iher out. Sde was not seen 30 20 60 &o-rts
island, bacgUss, az she probably went aL Lga
vster, she crossed INSIDE @. SEulgr.
From the Courier -sf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

There has been i-tie 10 record during the last
twenty-iCur hoaIs Wsgusr was The only bat
terry. IN action on wednesday night. Tie l0rt
still continues TO eutarrsss Che operations of TIE
Yankee working parties, who have bow, how
ever, HdvRocod tbsT zap b q poiHi WItaiv sew
en.y FIVE yards of ;bo battery.
pith the exception Of r. GLOW bombafdment OF
Wagner from the euemy'a atocEsds battery of
! Parrot guns, the operations Of Thursday were
unmarked by any events Of interest. EEs sharp
shooters ajso on beth sides were net l=ss sctive
/ then usual, bui no casualties hsvo yet been Te-
ported
Not single shot vas 6zed zs Sumter daring
I tho 6sy.
! There have been bUs slight CRanges in TIE
/ number and position OF the feet TsiTty-eiFbt
/ vessels were reported 10 the morning inside the
1 bar At Daylight ail the monitors were visible
/ across The low lue Of Norris island but q glance
/ through powerful glass IN The afternoon Ts-
vealed a single BouilCr cios7 In and very nssTiy
| abreast Of Wsgner. S1mewhat lower down,
I imnediatsy opposite he StocEale battery, w=a
I anchored the Ir0usi5es, and between these two,
but a. e much gTslier distance, 1oated the ssa.s
/ " Wabash. A forest o. maB;s was 90 be Eesu
tsUerirg over the woods on smes island behind
1 which, doubtless, .ey also the rest Of the mon
Z itcYa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

A North Csr0lila sollior in Gen. Lees army
writes thus 20 hrs uncle in WlmiHgtou-
We have had consijer able excitement among
he North Carolina soldiers OF Lees army lately
in the form OF meetings, deuuac.zry ot the fso-
tious course recently pur5ad 1y some of Che eI-
omDfs. and the trlit9-Ous cgIEso Of the Standard
The resolutions pz5le Cd at the meetings. sre very
isTcible. and, tIink, express the sentiments Of
be soldiers generally Fhey are treating us
vs-v bs9 ~ by such dsuousuatcr5 In Cur a5-
enc. North Carolina Is in the AMY ana not a
homo. those st home have no right 70 tsse sHy
asfgor IN reference 20 the SUBJECT creating sCcr
al excitement ] do hope thar it viii cease, ici
II n continues. something serious may re 'u.t
for tEe soldiers viii not lsmely submit 20 sny
rueh action / an exceedingly Sony, and csuil
gbed tears Of regret, II it would accomplish any
fbirg fbst auch sction should be PeTpstTated bJ
trsil6rs claiming 90 be citizens Of my beloved
o.d state They have forgotten tae boad Of hei
- shes uBon the CORY folds tIoth G5ttys59rs
h New @ asens Taay AID. Uicksdiy tTtnpAnG
Goon he dssrest lt;--s,s Of sA, end Shouts be re
gsrded and .rsatod as traitors Ct ths deepest aye
/ You Ct home who have any influence s1'u'G
/ cause it 90 be feit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
HEws rEe'f aoaHIs' ISLAND.

Affairs on Che LsIru5s since our last have been
unusuaIly quiet O1r land ba.-srios on James
Island keep @ 5l9W But steady Ere o1 the Van
kse WORKING PzIles aui i0g.tHsa-i1qs ol Means
islsud.
Battery Wagasr also maintained = corstsHs
fire on the a3vsnsei positions Of the enemy.
The latter replied yesterday at very lorg iutsr-
vsls from lis storksde GsfgHCs5, Edug principal
ly upon Battery Wagner.
The feet, including She Irougi5os end SIX
Monitors, DAD NOT change their positions yesler-
/ day. II was the general impression thai hey
/ have hauled of .gT rast and - repair damages
after the severe knee they received ia the 0om-
/ bardmeut Of Tuesday night
! A barge coHtaiug officers was observed visit
! ing in turn esch monitor apparently for tie pUr
! pose Of Inspection
The YaEbees' advance on Wsguor gees Oh
steady, but j. is l0 be hepe3 they VIII siGrly
/ find they have advanced TOO far for tasif owE
I safety Or s6vsnt--e
Considerable Yaaig-s rsiuf'~car s1ts, it is re-
{ ported, have arrived lately sHd landed on Folly
islsuj. A combined Demonstration by land snd
yvstar may be intended.
Frsnl The Mercury, Abb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

We understand by late arrivals from Chslta-
nooga, thsl the strength Of R0sscrtns' army has
Been sscertsioe5 beyond reasonable dCubs 20 be
G6 600, bis own force being estimstsd At
36 900, and Buuside's Of 20U00. j we knew
Cen. BTaggs force, Sc would be- imgruieus 60
state it, 6us we may ssv wo think, without in-
Propriety--,bat we understand there is less dis
panty between t6e two armies t.su zt any
foTmer period. i Ea7 be encouraging 70 the
country 70 know inst BzszE's cfd5ers aud troops
are in high spirits and sa7gune Of victory,
whenever tbs fight shall come Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
BY MCLANAHAN & Dill.
Sailg Sppeal.
Frsm she Fress.
From the Chattanooga Rebel 4hl
aff-rr----.- ....

I T rom INC Lln-tn4Jath lsrDel atii-b
THUBsD2T. o'c'oct p u.
The military situation gems,5s unchanged In
front Of as, the enemy naintsiss q mysterious
quiet, and is believed 20 be busiiy occupied Ter
tIlying tho hills scross the river, which iu pat
comU huas the town. So fag ss the good tHa
may result IN tEeso o9era d0ls is concerned, our
own opinion is ths. Is viii avail him nothing.
We hear nothing further Of fls movements
Of the Yankee 6uTu az BriiEeport, nor Of the
many Tepcri=d raj lis into Wills vzl,ev. Toward
Knoxville ne hear Of nc tu-;her advance sf the
enemy. At London e slight slliEmIsh was. rs-
ported yesterday, bat re report lacks Cnie'al
coufmstion. We learn lhst L1ud0a bridge
hAs been destroyed 5y ol3sZ o. olr com nsli1cIs
in that department..
Major D .ck MeCaun and twenty-five of his
men were surrounded sud captured st WceDs'
Springs, (Bon Aqus) iB Hickman county, q
short time since The balance Of the p1rty cf-
fected their cseape We uodeTs land Dick had
beld elections ia several counties cf Middle
Tennessee, snd was in the act Of raturring wl.h
the returns" when the Yasksas came in upon
him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
NEW PFRW,

WE have purchased tie entire interest Of Il ".
w HUTCHINSON = The frm q Il. D. PARKS j Co.,
And have associsred 6 ". k>HGHTs cur frusr &C
eouutaut With in the room OF d. ". Eu.hes0n who
has reaAed from said firm.
The Auction and CCmInisson business viii, "a here
tofora be oonduc ed under ths aud style Of p
n PARKS CO, a. our tvs well known houses on
Whtehal street
Thankful for past fGvoFa We hcpe, by close aDplies-
4iop 10 business and constant attention the Interests
Of our patrons 90 merit not ouly cont bet SO
1cresssd share cf tie liberal psTonsge heretofore be
r-tovrsd X. M. PARKS,
II BRAJ MULLER
--farr " FNfGWT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

! puTsus US. Sure enough lstsr in The evening
the black smoke stacks Of three Isrgs gUnb0a.s
/ bsaRuee visible IN the distance
Had the weather been favorsbls Li0ut Wood
intended 10 have FUn ont before the st8srnsrs
cams up; but the pilots decided the sea was toe
rough for Oug engines. This heing the case, we
had the choics Of an unsqual 6ght OF r trssi
uP the river. The odds were too great tor the
foFmsT, aud no we headed for Urbanns
Meantime Lieut.. Hadgins Lad arrived with
The Reliance, and was cosling from tho seh0on-
or. Upon nearing them boat was sent shead
to show who we were, and IN 81 hour after We,
too, were sl0ngside them. Tue storm now burst
upon us in all its fury, and the wind shieked
around us as if al the Bes-dsmons had been
turned loose. Although nearly twenty miles
from the bay, the waves were higher than
supposed they ever were IN The rivef. The
wind veered 20 the norshward, and the weather
turned intensely cold That NIGHT The sharp
shooters were sent ashore % their command, and
we ley at anchor
WEDNESDAY,, August 26 This morning ths
storm cleared gwaE, but the weather vas chilly
and the river rough. A pil9t was obtained froa
tEs shore and prspsrstioHs were made TO run up
10 Pert Royal, where ths steamers and the prlzss
could be 9ismantied The larger schooner drew
eleven feet Of water, and this the pilot thoBght
too much 10 be gotten up without difhsuity so
az ehyHgnt Bn6 was nfeQ. 4aNng the e-lor iW0
prizes IN tow, we stsftod on, Pilot M5ora bring
ing up the Reliance close behind Alter few
niles he brought Ker slongsida the Satellite, and
She two then worked together, making quite
Esod time against the strong ebb tide and the
high head wind
About 10 o'clock the weather moderated
little. The sun came out and the wind died
away The run up was quite pleasant and I
enjoyed fully the beaufY Of the scenery along
the rouie. Our advance caused considerable ex-
cit7ment on the route the people did not know
what to make Of il. Soma stared in mute aston
ishment, sthsrs thought it q trick Of the Yen
KEGS, others again greeted "a with enthusiastic
cheers. The sun went down Just ~ we entered
Port Tobacco bay, It's sof. ig6t lingering for
time uDoa tho hszY hill sides. The picture that
was then presented rs was beautiful beyond de-
ssripton, sad viii linZer long in some niche Of
the mind where memory shall hang it.
A short run from here brought Us TO Port Roy
al There some Of our troops we're stationed,
with a battery Of artillery. VS. vera hailed
from the banks aud warned MOTTO surprise il for
fssT of receiving few shots before our ehsFac-.
ter could be made known. a bos. Hss there
fore sent ahead, and in half an hoBr sit5r we
drsppsd anchor Just OF the town.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

rrvBE psesent owns- having business asn2Edng m E.5
b,fe ~ pors-uai attention. hza eenciudsa 90 eel
= .sI-i. -'-r,,--rv 10 Wi be found Iat TIE Place
Tor rsfaes sid cu sceCmr3odate sz ialals. la e 4.
- bui5dpQs Tae placs y 20 vel Eno"h tlAi os
scrfption g. D. needed H. .-,,,
sho,elit is unequaled ss there Is large rec
OF land belonging 10 The plsce, pa.ie q lis s1.s =
thai nay be wsnied New negro 9 isfsei@ ~ nv ~
eroes Also q large new oaTn "a .,
Pertona wishing 20 purchaGs can come 11a los =
the .-o,srty or address the uDders gned e. Lt'"aN
Ga Wa. 4. QUAeB 2 oI-,,,.-,-v,r oI
au7e In A. ". 4cDVhNEl-l1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

CoEFlSCAriuSs IN NEW ORLEAys TIE
Mobile T7ibtas says: We lesrD that ibs prop
cry Of the following named persons, D5g IN tue
service Of the Confederate States, has bsen
feizo3 by order OF tho OIlited States district
court, Easieu district Of L1s sis8a, for l5Eioit-
urs sud condemnation 10 line United S stes J..
P. Beniamiu, cIstlTy Of State; G. 4 Beslre-
gsr5 geusrzli Duncan +. Keuuer, representa-
f,vs ir Congress Thomas j 5smmest, senator
Ia Cougressi MAuncs Guvot- acjuiant-generE
Of LogisihnL D5uiel W. A7ms, bIigadier-
-sre-sI. Harry i. Hays, bTigsdieT-geners ;
Cbarles Il Conrad, representative Of Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
HANCOCK & HUFF,
WhelesaIe Dealers in Manufactured
ana Smoking Tobacco,

vf.s BuHdirg eorusr HaEista and Fszehlrse streets
Atinuts, Georgia
TTAvTlyG renewed 80 the above location ~ invite
IL or friends and dsiers Esnersily to cali and sot
~ Being engaged exclusive , m iae Tobacco o7n-
eus and sel ing oriy On our OVID aecountr We are no"
prepared 70 offer over
1000 DkRS. Tobacco,
Czunurisna AT grades, IRON Ihe lowest 70 the nnvE
made. a. very low prlCes.
oar senior partner being largely engaged l1 The Insn-
v1fscture Of Tobacco a. LynehburE, Virginia VII keep
ivs5rr. HANCOCK r HUFF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
srHos p fIsrl - =.
q New Orleans. ot LadfAhsei a-''
TECS. z. FLSHEH & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. g Peachtree ST. Atlanta, Ga
DERsOEAL attention gwen % the purchase and
80 OF . kinds OF MhRGHAEDiZE, and the u
sesrtr5snt OF money IN Cotton Or Rssl Estate.
lya2Su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

LEGITIMATE FRUIT We are told Of bit Of
practissl amslgamasion which IS scarcely ersdi-
Sc. L is TO the effect that toe wife Of an OH
Ger OF a Wisconsin, regiment, has, since the
death Of her husband, which occurred about q
year ago, become the mother OF an Interest," ing
g1vsuiis citizsn of African descent" which Is
aid ID look, for ell the w0rld, Like the greasy
ooutrabaud which the officer brought nom the
South and introduced 10 his family. 1t is SAD
case If true Oshkosh Bis,) RsUisl0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
Gss 8terqBis 8ppeaI,
Terns I'd AdEertiaing.

- AaA4 ~ 4A-A -
An sdFer issmsuts VII be charged two dollars per
square for the fret insertion and delaE aud ffty
osnts Tor each subsequent Insertion
Local notices VII be charged at the rate Of fifty eta
per uns.
Obituary noiicss charged st The rate Of twenty-five
"a "a line and su ether sreIss not OF general public
interest a. other advertisements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

Eepubliran state Cauventfau Ga g7se-,r.-
sra
CHICAGO. AUgu5t l9-Ths Uli0n Rs1u5F
can State convention assembled ia the ca1i5s7
at Madison, Wisconsin to-day, and namir4isF
j. p Lewis, Of DsDe county, for Governor. -
Judge SpoonsF, Of Waukesha Tor Lisuisnsns,
Governor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05
LUMP KIN HoU Sc,
.ETRE.B'S, GsT.

THE undsr5- -usd hss taken this old and Tell-EuowB
HO1EL
And ir determined TO make it frst class Hotel Fer
CHARGES viii BE Moderate and greatly below the rates
nt HotsE IL other cites
She uvfss the public generally, and especially refu-
gees. IKE hsuelL to give her q cali
MRS. DR.. CADE,
--I27rs Lite OF Js-kscn MlEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

On whitehall street. between Deca-
fa1T and the Atlanta and West Point
Railroad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

IsFF TRUR We have hsd al sorts Of rI-
rnsrs of two seboouers lying ca Pascsgoula for
several sgys without being moestsd by the
YANKEES who are within sight. A day OF two
siuce they qstly hauled into Dog river and fed
pn and are there now awaiting their loads Of
cotton. Itis said they came from Ship island
l. IL aIes stated that for several nights the past
weak drays and wagons could be seen late a.
night loaded with cotton going iE that direction.
Mobile TTibEns, lst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

r. More volunteers from Tennessee and
KeDucky now reach our armles than at any
,,sriod since the fall Of Nashville
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

ESCAPE FROM JAm-FiVe Yankee prisoners,
cOcfled IN the rear dungeon Of tho Petersburg
city jail, on the charge Of deseTtion from the
32d Virginia regiment, made their escape on
Saturday night by cutting beneath the waH
emerging on Che vacant lot back of the building.
Their names are, John Master, Henry Master,
James B. Cary, John A. Elbers and Frank
Bushsra. These men, after their desertion
from the Yankee army, were enlisted by or
Government aud assigned to duty in the Tegl-
mens above named, under the protest, 1t IL
JPhiq Isl.
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~ Gen. sigel has been relieved ffoa bis du-
ties in Pennsylvania, and his staff mustered out
Of the service.
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CQxFEDERATE MONEY
WANTED.

W. L- PLsANTATIOCJ,
es7t, hundred ana elgbty se-es situated n
- - ' aIs nine uiIez west Of Clinton and tW5
T7i,-s fror IL Tombigbec river. , a
sad piacs consists o. prairs black hsn5ooA , ~ III
----ls-sr FIva hundfad acraE are cleared VII SEA
20 tIe rIscp q desired th- entire Etoez q 4uiss
- rr5 Jrtie Also, ths Corn Fodder, Pea sna
fo-s.5e-rts money received 10 payment Terms
- For further particular edore55
e~a-- i r. DE- GRAFFENkEID,
% q 55th Alabama BsF .menss
Gen CisytonE srIgadet
ghs--zu10vz- Tenn.
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FRAsCts B. DIANE, ESQ, Member III ..-
ef Delegates Of Va, Lyuchburr
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IN @. sIsMs, confession MERCHANT. sno
dealer ir all binds q cluutrg produce, has Ie
,-o-ed f,pe hie iae store ID he horcr@as D1lolll
10 burped % ihe laely occupied % hlpley .
,-erof C-gckery l-ercbsutl. " -ebku street. Tvs
49, ro7s RsTiues b srdsszrs store pFaere BE- VII Be
harry " see sud serve sl OF ns tflsI4 ha
~ sIF.I-A large and ven assor:-A stock d
CroekeFy aud GlatEIaie- - -,
41a - o.'-itf'-
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DEAL, n. J. August 27.-The schooner Tor
uado, fr0m A0tigus, loaded with sugar aud mo-
lasses, sunk of Deal at halfpsst one this alter-
noon in about seven or eight fathoms Of water
The crew got eff in boats belonging 70 a schoOn-
er bound North.