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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-17

AN IMMENSE SALE Of BLOCKADE GOODS-
An immense sale Of blockade goods took place
az the auction house Of K3aB Paine IL Co, on
Wednesday, continuing, with.one beur's inter
mission, from 10 A. NJ Until q late hour in the
evening. The goods consisted Of the cargo Of
the steamer Ella and Anna, and numerous con
signments from other vessels recently run into
Confederate ports. The follow ug are some OF
the leading articles aud their prices;
Ladies' cotton hose, S35O04.s7 per pair spool cot
ton. StI Is Per doz; linen cambria handkercoiels. ~ p
a3 90 each; agate buttons, 81 per gross; black alpacas-
678l050 per I'D Irish Huena cZbU0lb per I'd; IN
rrssssd br0TR Hollands, S4l24a per yai printed Dc
LANES. ss.G2l5 per ydi Eugisn prints S40O % per yd-;
black hara hess, el- per I'd i-black and coiorsd cam
hr5es, s. IS white, 50 - per I'd patent ltseu thrsad'
Sl3DlG60 per H.; brown cotton hat h0ss, SO per doz
Engt h shoe thread, Si250 Der lbi heavy notified
twils, "a per I'd; ~ginghams, $50 per ydi mixed mo
hard de hsizes, 237l5 per ydi gros se Pa RI, sli Goa
30 per yerd; gros de Rhine S2S per vd-; gilt bUtt0nsi
s6aglOI per gross hns combs. - Ter doz,
blank books. larger sZ-s,; @IbHsO each smdlsT
sizes, gtg4.J0; writing paper, St60s0 per ream; 20 ket
knives. SL75Wll 70 ssebi Java coffee, IS 55aj 10 Re,
e. 10 cigars, S800GlG00 psr tsousaud; run, sd -;
claret, $50 per dozen: old whsk-- S35 per gallon; alc0-
hol, S3i; FreHca brandies, SI59Ui7O per dUzsm; gin.
SlOO per dozsA; per gallon 81; French calf skins,
S9J0NLl60 per dUZeu: Innings -iloUge4 ror dozen;
crrsll roams, $40 per dczen; rbush goat, $50 per dog
lining ba-ns, $40 psF dozen; ladios' mo o-cO bOOts,
S4l052 per pa :; misses shoes SO; mems gaiters.
$4,000; children's leather shoes, Si5UlE Spanish sad
dlss, SJ250 aeh-RietasH Enquire.
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rrrrEn puom KrNosTON.

KINGSTON, GA Sept - Hhs
rsn Rowa yesterday morning, arriving AZ tha pisee
absnts o'clock. / wouli have written out mere were
- -m.unnisafious ia consequences OF the collision
~ tse night before Iunderstsnd taas Aer~ Ners some
--.-,v Filled and injured by that unfortunate accident,
=. .r,n,sal uesuFsuee. chiefly, IL not entirely, soldiers
po,oIar suspicion and erimiBation ars so often unjust,
Al viii not venturs to report the clamours in refer
epee TO the affair which have heard. We hsve sundry
spddlves mrsors from shove, but uoHe or a character
which 1 can credit The rumOr Of BgekneS's affair on
saturday. in which he is reported 70 have capiarsdsome
Two hundred prisoners and three pieces Of artillery has
been oorsrmed By nothing received since. phere
vas a rumor here yesterday that Pegram had engaged
he suemy's cavslry.to the left Of the State roHd, north
u RiosRoId. rspulslng them with the loss to himself Of
anv In killed an wounded aud that he had been rem
forced by an iafantry support, oomprehending Chest
h.uls division; also, that ths cavalry engaged the
yankees on The mouutsia TO the west Of Lafayette ana
that smr infautry would engage them yesterday bu' j
yutuo faIth IN their truth.
some sixty prisoners passed here on sunday 70
Atlanta. said to have been captured By Pegram' or
st. men. OR forces are reported 70 be In two
b.a march Of chattanooga Passing events have
F,snired new life and hope into the people within the
est aav or two. and nothing is now spoken Of, ez-
cent driving Rose:rsns beyond the Tennessee and
Cumberland, and Burnside out Of East Tennessee.
must confess feel encouraged by what I have
seen sine, my arrival in kingston and only
/ hone that the sanguine popular expectation may b
more than realized. CertsinlY BrRggs position and
prospects. a. eliminated In my letter Of Sunday are
very mueh altered for the better, aud Resecrans Tor t'
worse. II there be aay truth in = 6asSfeAs which
have heard reported in one form or smother for a week
shout a large force being at Bristol, it b not likely tha
! Burnside viii interfere with Bragss designs upon Rose
crshs. and that Brags may have il iuhiz power to gaii
a great victory over him, or drive him out Of The cOuu
try. Ihsvr but one ground OF fear upon the subject
and that you may divine.
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aPERIr OF INVADED BGsTRECFs.
Gentlemen who have recently returned frm
ics u this State invaded. and for q ,ong
me occupied by The enemy (ssys the RichmouT
8hig) give most encouraging accounts Of the
Ht Of The people In the Northern Neck, tha
Peninsula and the Eastern Shore, the peopl-
are, q possible more loyal to ths. cause than st
tie Beginning Of he war. They have suffered
snd sil suffer grievously, but their hope
as high, their courage as defiant snd their
sriFude Sc uubroken to-day as it was two
gesu $40. Dazpolad Of theiT servants and
cattle, and compelled to perform msnisi
labor nof only for heir own support, but
TIE Yankees vino are constantly blleis5 upon
ihan sutisclsd 20 every species Of insult and
ar rom re strong arm Of their natural defend
~ysdl iosk forward to The day OF mde-
ps15enos and of fghtsous r~eTibuion. The
asrs they are called upon 70 endure, the stOuter
beaoms heir hearts Robbed and oppressed but
noi halnaiats5. tasy maintain a devotion 70 their
aountry and is cause whicseEtors the adnirs-
ssn ar5 respect sven Of me ruGilus who SUR
uni hen.
- 10 uncommon thing for Yankee vdsas
61ae mp to a mansion aud order the lady oftle
heusa sr her daughter 10 cook meal for thsm,
and Il ar order is not 81 once complied With,
oaiu insults and threats Of personal violence
6iaa nntl human nature can bear no more,
ard lis br-ea are .9bsyed II their bias
phea1oas uaIa5icions sometimes bHuE Tears
rom IS ladies, their weeping excite e.
1s5 ls8ghtsr more ntolsra5le han
curses Ever day brings some fresh wrong.
s0me n0u aud mere sIrOcious insult to test the
fofttuie Of thoss indomiiabls Virginians. Buf
whIe be asa their n0bieness Of soul remslns
D may conquer lhem, tie Yankees never.
lasg sss much Of the Ion. flung, murdslous
a.ns sger 10 hope thas their prsssnca even a.
4eighbors much less IS masters, VIII beas bear
aheo r 81 honorable - the grave.
The example Of Cur oppressed f6l0w-citizsns
saepld excite not only sympathy, bus emulation
Ihee are districts whioh the feet Of The invader
has never uod, and where The war has SCARCELY
bean islt and yet the p~ropory-holdsrs Of these
0sricts are, If reports be true, Of all others. the
aosi dmidi fearful, doubtful God forbid tia,
Invasion should extend one inch further INIT H.
Wouianot be the worst ofevils If itsBf8osd 20 cure
~ the Waak-hearied in the country. Those who
hsF been exempt from the hOrrors ofwar may rest
salea that me alternate apathy and emi8in
4neh they now experience will sooner or I.teT
Fihee 70 a maniiar spirit unless they besdr
Aenssivea IN every possible way 10 ensure the
1aa Of the cause Their time 20 endure the
noi1oss q Invasion viii surely come, and only
when hey are beggsTsd VIII they know how
aaea le1 aAghE hsye saved if they had 8is.
lhs hardy virtues OF poverty IN n.
d. pIOHpenty
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- -
RfCREssD, ~ssptembsr IG-Ths Basinsss Americas
hss a telegram frsm Chat;sH0ogs iAs 1874. No details
are given % 0sa NsEsys snEszsmans ~ Days ug.
From all has can be- gathered. the casnsltts ssrs
Light Gegisy retired ih.ss miles % fka foot q L0oEsut
mountain Large humber % dsssrtsu come h daily
Three hundred o. the lsis Tennessee regiment cane 10
a body. Gen. CHtieuden occupied LzFhyst-s tlas day,
and the army again coaesHtrzsd
The American has publ shed q dipIomstis circular.
from Seward. he object % which is 10 remove he pref
udies sbrOsd which constitutes the basis Of al ths ds
signed e. undersigned injuries done As country lz
petty foreign nations.
The elfeaiar gives a review o. tAs military and naval
sVenta Of The past twelve months 70 dsmonstrats tbai
the rebellion Is nearly supprsssrd- Il closes by saying
" You may us thsss facts presented IN this paper Ia
such 3 way - may Be most elective to conTiAcs those
who seek the rsnewal Of commercial intercourse through
the restoration Of peace ia Amsriea, tsat The quickest
and shortss, way 20 gain that d-slrzbls sud is 20 with
draw support and fayor from the iasurgsats, and leave
the adjustment of cur domestic dlHauIuss sEaaaigsiY
with tLe people Of The United s-afss.H
The circular is dated August l2La, and occupies over
two columns ia tbs American.
The kilograms IN thu main Indicate large gains IN tie
RspubHcsn ticket.
The report that tbs Old Fort Sumter Tag wss cap.
tured from the a~assuHing party Is coatradIc ed. and IL
IS said the old Tag is SIN b New York.
Voorhees,, a msubsr Of The last Congress, from In
diana, was siezsd 90 the railroad train near Tsrrs
Hsuts, on Saturday, by q soldier Of the sd Indiana reg
iment, who attempted 70 hang him, but be was rescued
by some officers.
On Friday some g~uerllas captured Judge J. C. IN
dsrsoOd, near O~ecaquon.
The new iroa clad Teeumssb WAS launched on satur.
day At Jersey City
The London Times Paris cousEpondsss Says that
n. CheyAlsFs Pamphlst on Mexican aftrs is c7uaid-
cred an Indication 81 prompt recognition Of he South
ern Coofedsrscy By Napoleon. Tbs Psris Pays denies
The oficial eharastor Of Tho pamphlet.
Earl Russell rep les 10 tbs emznelp suan society ne
mortal, demonstrating agsinst the departure q tie
rama building for hs rebels, IN q tone Of strong dlssp
probation He says nothing can be done without tie
affidavit 81 the Moaitsur. lie SAYS Tie Florida Is oHiy
permitted 20 make Indispensable repairs At Brsat.
The Eews ef the bombarimsnt q Charleston had fur
tber depressed the Confederate loan.
Tie cotton market Is easier, but quotations are IN
changed.
The Siege Of CharlestoH.
CHARLEsTOS, Sept 16-Westhur damp and misty
to-day. Very little firing. The enemy Is still working
hard on Morris island.
a storm en- the Coast.
CHARLEsTOS, September 1.-THE usual squuozial
gale commenced last night wish considerable violence,
and sHI continues. The moaitors are not in sight this
morning. All quiet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-17

The only item Of news We nave been able 70
gather Of afsiIs in oJfr front, is a rumor, which
we have been unable 20 trace TO any response
bic source, that Rosecfans is receiving heavy
reinfeTeemens from some quarter, with regard
TO which even Dame Rumors is, ~retieent There
arc two quartsrs, howeyor, from which he
may have received, or may be about TO re-
ceive them-Meade's and Grants armies. We
have, recently, seen persons from the army
Of Northern Virginia, who stated that there
had been an eviierf ~diniBrtion OF Aeade's
forces on the Rappahannock Ind Poscmsc, and
it was eonjsctuTsd that o portion Of them had
been sent to RoseeraRF. On the ether hand
late accounts from Vichsburg represent an
expedition 10 preparation for tho Gulf and It Is
not improbable shat the Calf destination Of the
expeditisn may have Bsen reported By Grants
authority, in order 10 deceive the Ccnfederates
aud cover q movement up The river 10 rein
for Roseeraus. We trust snd believe that in
the event OF either OF both Of these Suggestions
being true, Bsgg viii be ready, willing and
able to meet and detsst the ensmy, redeem
North Alabama and Tennessee from the ruthless
despotism Of the vandal5, snd viudscate his
own reputation from the sspeIsions Of Ignorance
and preju5ics-HHHtsUats Confederate.
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DIED,

In Newman, c. on the Ion Instant Of eoBgsstive
chill, Mr. JOHN ". Hay. in tho fHyfourth year Of hs
age. The deceased served in the third, fortyssvsuth
aud fifteenth Alabama regiments, and only left the fed
a few days previous 20 hrs death
Also, at The battle OF Chaueellorsviis, Virginia
while gailan,ly lighting for bis country liberty FELH
@. HAY, aged twenty one years.
Also, near Marion. Alabama. on the sta instant, sfor
a brief lines, ALICE FTzGEEALD HAY, aged four
teen years aRd four months.
Savannah aud montgomery pa1er7 please copy.
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Approved August %, 1863

GERMAN CONGRESS- At FRAEKFoRT-A
meeting Of tina CongTesB Of German Deputies is
now being held at Frankfort. All who have
been members Of any German Chamber are al
lowed 20 lake part in the Congress, as well as
th5 present Deputies. The NOrd states that the
questions to be brought under discussion are the
following: The position Of SchlesWig-Hel-
stein the interests Of Germany in relation to
the Polish question the importance Of the con
stitUtional crisis ia Prussis for the whole Of Ger.
many, and q further development Of the Con
gTsss Of Deputies"
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a. wR


A special dispatch TO the IniaiigsaoT Of chs
morning, literally confirms The positions we AZ
aumed in our article Of Saturday last, ard 10
which the Iaislligsnesr Eesk such grave eEcep-
tons. u says:
ii Is aseerlaiaed lhst only Cdtendens corps
and VIZ -sr's cavalry with McCook's division.
= Thomas CONS, entered Wills vsiley.
Tbe movement was q fsint % obtain posses
sior Of Chattanooga
Rosecrsas' main force is az Chattanooga, iof
afying
nis evident thar Rssscrans win noi rsk 2
battle unless be is assured Of advantage.
There are no prospects OF = fight ior several
days.
IS very evident from This that he Willy
Datchman' has accomplished all he desires for
dis arsssut-tho possession Of Chattanooga
and that If Gen BRAsG gets an engagement
out Of him. be viii bavs to hunt it up aud fight
is ont on ground OF RosECRANs' own selection.
IT'S yet to be developed what mastery STRAIT
sgy there was in yielding up Chattanooga 70
The elemy, and We shall confess Oursoi an en-
thusastic admirer of that which shall dislodge
him. Itmsy be, IS in chess, The sacrifice Of the
queen in order to induse a speedy check-mate
I'VE shah SEE. We bear that Gen-RRAeG-wa
never in bstssr spirits or higher hopes, and shall
rejoice with our whole bsaTt, when be shal
emerge N Hiumph rom the difficult straits in
Fbch be seems al present to be placed.
Tho same disPstch, dated yesterday al Re.
SAGA ga. says:
The firing on Sunday was oc~cssionsd by a
siUlmisH near Rock Spring church nine miles
north of LaFaystta The enemy were driven
bsck By he nrtIlsry Of StTahI's brigade, Cheat
hams division. The enomy's loss was consid-
eabie-lhirty prisoners were taken No loss
On our side
on tba same day, Whesler bad q skirmish
aesr sammervile. driving bsck the enemy
asva'r7 tv5 snd q half miles and capturing
twenty prisoners.
d is reported that The enemy has q large
foras CT mounted infantry in The neighbOTh0od
of SummerVile.
Hand cars are running 70 Cleveland
All sauruiuP.
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SUCCESSFUL sELIRWTsH IN
MISSISSIPPI.

Special 70 tse Aemphis Appeal
CAsroH. s~sptsussr n5-fSaatsuaat Harvey VITA
ninyfhrus msu ofCoL Wiu Assza rssimsst rsesutly
ambushed . party q ootsu siaaisrs. ana killed tbs -
lire adyunesgsard The main bosT tssu charged sa
the ambussading force. but wsns rspuissd IAsatsnszt
Harvey br5ught 81 their horass, and arns. leaving
s~hirtytwo dead Yasksss o. tbs 6slA. o D..
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LOOK HERE.
RECRTITs W..g.rTEg.

4 FEW MORE RECRUITS wanted s- 1.a-zay
"a d. 18th Georgia uegiIsuE slr1l-I boz 81 very
Essithy iocairT near IaHsLa--e. FLORIDA
The usual bounty CO FIFTT DOLLARS rll be-
paid each recruit re VIII as1 receive sa she 1-E-r
emo Umsnts the Law allows zssli-f 1irEs Confederate
Stztss Array.
Iwil lsaEs fer ny command alDE .e Use lf Geo
Der. Al Eb-snts=E ard psrs31s wishing 81 f-t1- ere
required and req rested 90 report 60 me BE- Hz1--H.
Morgan county Ga. Hlers they viii be- furnished at
iran por.sEon 20 rhs regiment
u. o.. ECGF TSET.
Czufzu Company j..
=arFEsa Err rasf-aHs
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FOR SALE.
Near the City OfAtlanla,

a Desirable Residence g
FD5T outsds ths city traits, a81ut ere aul raif
- uLes ffo1 t1s ear Shea e-utzialrs z55l. fli-tg-
Eve acres q land
ne imDrgEsmsgts consist % e. comfortable daerag-
via seven rooms. b sides several basement % e-lz-
re1ma. zud Gre pisces ll AZ tic r8ols but ore az
nessazary 5ut1o1ss kitchen suoEs55us-. negro
ho1sss. palt-F. sta5ea zee 10 gg-Eg pear Ezes.
several hu1frsd rase1 AID zDgla trees. and a Touug
vtssyardo o. as-ur 30 eIazs tu1 EsE-els a lsl p1lr-
suJplisd ~ GsVer .4,s puIEs. and r-i -oeE-i
E+a 6z5- Tie gzcs H. slsg1rtl1s lf beng divided
into ro1r buli-az i1H. s q rfI .-I par. GO --1
rHofs. - my ls ar.rr-=I. P-aa-sa1 Hr-a HnraI-
.faly. j. - JEENLEEE
HEEas Atrrra. "a.
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Most Of the abls.bodisd refugees from j ,st Tennes
see, comprising civil officers ofthe State, cxempts, and
those over forty-dve, have joined the army, FOR the pur-
pose Of taking part ia the ba te WEIGH is supposed BY
many will take pl &c in q few days, Many Of the ciu-
zsns Of Northern Georgia are said 80 have put on ts
garb Of he private solder, and tie ranks Of our semy
continue TO be swelled daily by reint3rS"aaents fso"'
49, aAatlss-. NE nave Dguu assured by parties rs
mfllar with the strength aud condition Of he shy,
that ''tte want Of men can no longer enter i-to the
plea IN extenustion Of blenders Slli we Doubt seTi-
ously whether Chatt7uoogg viii be attacked, or
whether any measures for tie immediate recovery Of
East Tennessee viii be adopted -C5tR1H5us sun.
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- A lady Of Nashville who recently cane
through the lines, reports that some ten or TWEEN
ty thousand horses passed through that city be-
fore she LEFT to 30 used By Bosscraus, for
mounted infantry. No doubt no eontempiates
settling down quietly IN Chattanooga this win
ter and anuse himself BY sending ont riding
parties to destroy the products Of the defense
less widows and orphans on the farms 10 North
Aisbsna and Norm Georgia. We trust that he
will soOn be disappointed in these P~raisswortby
prciacfa =RebA
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I Ths Augusta COEsfaulisaatist states that
owing to the e~xtoriion p~rscticed By a few greedy
landlords who have obtained control Of Louses
SINCE The IBt Of Juiy-wheH rent contracts are
usually msde-and owing Ass to the scarcely
less repFehsnsibls practice Of refugees in bid
ding over present occupants, = number Of cid-
7sos are quitting tha city and buying OF rent
ing houses IN the country.
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ORnEEsS ~ :

AAD@1AkfE SrATE TROOPS
ArLASfA, september IAN. Ts1g
officers gf rsFmeurF b-rt.r1-
and osdeF separate eommaroT beIo8s5--
ste troops seneswped in the vicinity o. sh- INV y
SMAonAsa 70 srant permits % their commaudrt IL 80.
me perHd not 20 extend .ong-r tnaa sunddvT
PnS1ioos FOR 2 ionser period to be for,vnr5e5 tt-o
action. H-Aa Tor
ltianeeesssry that At Iessi two commits oBes .r
csls De present II al times with each e1uns--
Eseh command viii daily forrnrs r,r-5s
By nIne o cock A a. AEFp-
AL applications for laaVes Of absence and fu-lor.b.
mus % IA wiring and awarded throuah tbeI-
stA me noreiag report a. no apuIcs-f =
person vii be entertained
The troops nos eneauped In The vieirt-.
VIII forward fheir reports daily bv nail ny
BY command Of Bris-aen. HOWELL con-
..4r Il J. ALLET
a.. GsrelsL
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwEED-COFORer EdeB
held an inquest yesterday morning On the body
OF George Cooke, aged % years, = native OF
HolsseiB, Germany. The deceased went IN
bathing in the Savannah river, at the mouth OF
the Savannah and Ogeches canal; having gone
some distance from me bank on the side Of the
canal he called for assistance, but before relief
could be rendered he was drowned. The body
was recoyeTed yesterday moraiDg, about 4
o'clock. Verdict ia aceoEdance.-Sa5aHHah
RryHkLcaa. IA.
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ONE uUNDRED DOLLARS


. A BOUT tie LIST Of September. ny BOY. EER
a lstt my premises, and ] am Informed took ths train
az this place in company with the soldiers then passing
through 70 Chattanooga and from the information 3
pave, 4 think be is witd Breckiurdgss division. u MOI
lett On the way. Henry Il about twelve years old,
black, with broad face low forshsad. esrs susn Aad
peculiarly formed, front teeth large and APPARENTLY de-
csyed near the gums; smar, quick spoken and Of
piessaur c0uutena1ca- very fond ct music and FerY
apt tn follow q hrass b nd.
will pay the above reward for his apprehension and
confinement IN Jalt0 thatI may get hlm- or liberal
b. II WOODS
seA4lWN Montgomery. Ala
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GENERAL ORDERS No. l..

HEADQUARTERS Won. AND cor. RURsAU1
department Teen, Ala and MiEs.,J
mARIEITA Ga September lG, 1858
ffHE GoFerumeut having ordered faa psrUled prison
4 ss Of the Wcks0u g sud Port Hudson garrs1ns %
rendezvous, and L~ieut.-dsnsra Hardes, charged with
the duty Of recognizing said paFoi-d pris9uarH. having
Issued an order Designating the points al which hey
stall rendezvous, viz: Alzbsmisnz aud hizsouriims ~
Damopo3is. Ala, sud az 0thCrs at Fntsrprizs. Misl,H
Is ordered that all 0hiesrs II this Bars "A arrest and
sead forward 10 the proper rendezvous any and all
men belonging 90 any Of said commands with Whum
they may meet
By order OF Briz.-Gsn PILLOW. Sup'dt Buresn.
w. VANCE THOMPSON
sel7-2w A. A enerah
Hun;avle Confederate, Montgomery Advertiser.
Mobile News, Selma Reporter. MHsissippian aud
Clarion insert for twO-u eeks aad forward bills 10 Eni I
n. Chestham. A q n. Marietta. Ca
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BAcoN-t was thought sometispe since, when the
Govemment agents were trying 70 purchase bacon with
Confederate notes g eighty cents per pound, that bacon
had become extinct II thk market. The general belief
wa, that there Wa none in the cOuatry. sui when The
Government received alarge los Of sugar, add com
lGeDeed exchanging ttRs article for bacon, mang per-
sens we're forced % change thes opinion. Over ten
thousand popnds Of bacon were taken during y single
week-ColEAbus SHa-
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LMRaEDAWE FROM THNNhAsHE.
On the authority Of O gentleman who arrived
s. Mausta, from the vicinity 81 ClsrkByiiler
yesterday. the Ra5i gives US some important m
telnvanes as 90 The movements Of he Fedsrais.
His Intelligence from Clarksvils, on The Cum,
bsrsnd. s up TO Monday q week ago, and is TO
ae eject lbat RssECRAEs IS being heavily REM
forced by GRANT and shat lsrgs numbers OF
roops are landed daily 81 Clsrksvils, 70 which
paint on Che Cumberland steamboat navigation
is stu opsn The troops are marched from sbss
point to Nashville. and there take lie railroad
q MurfressboTo, where they rest one day, and
Eaaa proceed to She Tennessee river, other ari
vala uking their placs. The reiuforcsmenis
sers STRIVING ai GAINESVILLE At The rate Of from
a regiment b 8 brigade per day, and the stream
eoaiun5ls and uninterrupted
He also stated zlas sHs Fs1erls were press
inE large numbers Of negroes in the counties of
8oniEomerv Robertson and the northern ua-t
ct Davds and Sumner iu Tennessee. and 10
the counties Of Logan and Simpson in Ken
ueky astsnsiby 70 work upon the notifications
ct Gslntn, at which place they were digging a
good desl Of dirt They had erected seven
strong stockadss In the public square. and fened
sl the timber on the southeast side Of the
town, and constructed out Of il a regular sbsi.
Sc
The Pressing Of negroes is widespread and in
diacumnate Immense nBmbsTs iu the com
ds named hsd been taken, and the owner.
Hleq .hsy applied for them we're informed -ba-
hey would take the oath Of allegiance they
could get q zoespb which is all they could gel
Thsnegross are never returned.
The country abom Columbia Was fully 0ccu-
pied, sod thoroughly devastated, by Federal
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