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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

From the Charleston Courier, Sept 24lh.1
The Yankees made their appearance At Bate
ries Gregg and Wagner in large force on Wei.
nesdsy morning, a1d appeared to be working
with considerable energy. They seemed to pay
Sc attention to the Ere from our batteries, but
kept On digging and hauling sand and timber TO
various positions around Gregg Ind Wagner.
Some six OF ssyen wagons snd teens were en-
gagged a. this work all day Wednesday.
The enemy also yesterday unmGsked several
guns mounted on Gregg ard Wagner, cntlue
away the embTazures, etc, and seemingly pet
ting ready for action.
A few shcts were fred By tho snemy IN he af-
tarnoou from Gadberry hill at Battery Simkins
About five O'Clock the enemy's battery on Black
island opened on Battery Haskell, on James
island. Battery Haskell replied with Yigor.
A schooner from the norlhwaTd came in
heavily lsasn, apchoring abreast Of Gresg's hiu.
and commented d~isehsrging.
The Ironsides. monitors and others are at their
old anchorage and remain quiet
A salute was fred by 81 our batteries and
Forts Moultrie and Sumter, yesterday, in honor
of the great victory Won by Gen. Brargis armv.
Fort Sumter fred = salute Of thirteen pnus.
The enemy's feet IS reported to have fred q
salute, Tuesday night, in honor Of Fsraput's
on this post.
Oar batteries were keeping CD q heavy FIRE
night, With only n occasional response
rom the enemy.
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From she klclHl-a EEE
A6-Tce erd E'aa5y battle, lzssirgt70 DAYS has
been fought CO 'E9 dU1nfS yiv0T, \ fov
TiloE -1uth rf C,-f-aer'H a-t. ten the forces
ct Beg suJ R-z2laas. T.gs ~. It hes beer
lucEcs e. taoU a -loeaY-utfees sr8 on cur
Ete. tFely n--Cs II s~rIt,eTF, t-enty-fys
huI 7Ied prls.ncs nad jh7 posstasign Of ne bat
tshslt- ere lie evidences ard iuifs Of victory
-bat ds tuaiap 81 af-s ia that quarter de
masds greatly more tlsu thie-Rosec1aus' army
r us re destroyed or driven out else we frst 10
hut lite purose. H8 Gaos still confront ours.
and Ulless De eaa b. routed he wiz be rem
ured, when w6 wis fsn back. erd Efa-frees-
oocs viii be rcnectaf Gen -RAe--, uf vvu4so,
uusvr~rsnos ms. "a knows tao necessity Of
gushing hs present sdvautaSa to decisive re-
saiB. Wkslsy shat be has done IS important.
depends upon whas be may yet d.. TIE most
con pleia and valuable victcTy Of tho war seems
6ithin his rescl,, if ho has the strength and tho
aill 70 gT5spiE
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ATLANTA, September p, 1868.
EDITORS APPEAL : I hand you a letter from
Mrs. W. H. Crisp, which surely entities her to
.6e heartfelt gratitude Of every Tennessean.
She has made a richer, costiior donation thar
this to the cause Of the South. Her husband
IVES for 3 long Tina in Tie service, as captain
Of 81 artillery company; one Of her sons was
disabled and discharged, and another who
entered the army at the age of sixteen, is still.
in the ranks. When the Federals attacked
Knoxville, some months SEQ, Sis. Crisp geuer-
ously and hosRilbly entertained st her subur-
5su rlsids1cs Erre Euabsrs Of women and
children who scugas to esespo the dangers re-
sulting from ths unhoard Of bsrbsTism Of GU
enemy, who shalled . ely without notifying the
inhabitants OF their purpose.
Ms. Crisp deserves every kindness aud con
sidsEssion At ths haajs Of the people Of the
South, anl especially viii Teunessea7s never
forget this practical evidence otter generosity,
patriotism snd philanthropy.
Tho letter which I hand you for publication
contained threa hundred dollzrs-which I have
given to the treasurer, in charge of the Tonnes
SEQ fund for tho relief of. the w5uuded in the
battle Of Chickamluga. Respectfully,
". G. SWAE.
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wTraT AIS TuE PROsPEUTs FOS


EAAAAu
Under this caption We transfer to our columns
wsn considered srtcle from the Augusta Con-
,a,utioualis. The positions of that journal are
we'll taken. and viii challenge general if not
universal approval. Without a change in the
tanner OF the minds Of those who hold the pow
e7 and ct present control the dsstinie5 Of the
North. It is evident thas 10 terms Of settlement
can be agreed upon between The two conierdins
parties. A popular triumph q: the North, ad-
verse 70 the LIyCoLE policy, may probably
~presnos this change and lead to an armisiise
that might result 10 permanent peace But
The elections II the North, SO far Is they have
yet progressed, 90 not induce the belief that any
such revelation In popular sentiment is taking
place. Tho Republican strength has increased
in Maine nine thousand over the vote Of las;
yesr, bat this may have and no doubt has been
produced by our Ia.s revsr5es and the universal
conviction d the North that the rebellion wss
IN is las, throes The Victory Of Cbicksmaugs
may charge this current Of opinion, and ye.
secure ihe triumph Of the Democracy in Ohio
and other States, where elections are yet to b
holden.
Hard knocks and deadly blows are IS yet ON
best peaee makers The Northern people mus
be dissbused Of the belief that our subjugstior
Is q probability or even g p]ossibiIy y, bzfare they
win be il q tcupsr to treat with Us. A few
more du5biu~s, such a5 that administered t.
them last Saturday and Sunday, viii brig
them speedily 70 Ills c,nvis{1n and put then
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~ List Of unclaimed freight received by the
Sou;hsTn Express company, Sept 24sh, 1868 :
Jno. Gilbert N. F. Ashburn, JnO. Henderson.
pkg escai T. Patterson, 4 pkgs; D.. W.
Shorlzs, pkg; J. GoOds, b1; t. W. Bridges
bx; Jne. S ephens, trk Mrs. Logan, bx; CT.
whiplsy, pkg; J. T. Meddlsbrook, bx; R. H.
Jackson, trk S P. Smith, bx.; G.. D. Mann.
pkg; Mrs. A. N. Linn, bx5 Capt. C ". Ma
berry, 2 bxs; c. G. Baylor, care I. f Fisher
s. Co, pkg; G, Altman, bx; Dr. ". L Clevo.
land, bag; E, Bowls, . Sacks Capt J.. H
Trszevsnt. bsg; J. Walker, pei; w. Dunn,
Tx; Capt. Freeman, keg; W A Cromwell. ".
a. Jones. d. H. WITT, Clerk.
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TEEEEssEE-Th Reid oflast evening men.
tons he following Tennessee ohceg a. anono
6o casualties Of the late battle: Col. Jane
McMuHy, Of The 4th Tennessee, mortary
wounded; LeuteusutC oloRsI RobenN Lewis
Of The same regiment, received a severe bui no.
dangerous wound ia the legs LieutenantC Cole
mel Moore. Of Tho 19h Tennessee, slightly
Eoudedi Col Smith, Of The ooh Tennessee.
sigbGy wounded Capt Wousll, Of the 26gb
Tcrnessae, slightly woUa6ed in the head Colo
mel Taz. NepTmso, slightly wounded Lien.
tnsHt-Colonel Baales, 26ih Tennessee, is II
Msaetta tcki John Gillespie, of company K
q rennesses cavalry, wounded in The knee.
] ampulatad.
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Proceedings Of the Executive ComHsittee.
FEfDAY MORNfSG. Sept. Is, 1853.

FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. ., 1903.
/. Ordered, That 3 depot fo- supplies be es-
tablisbed az RiBggoId. or as near tia battlefield
Is convenient, in charge of Richard Peters, Esq,
DR.. H Marshall snd Capt SPilier.
? Ordered, That a TequiSihon be made for 4
wall tent for the field at Ringgold.
8 Ordered, That = rsquisitiOn be made on
the e-ommsndAnt Of the pos! for $ detail Of men,
for duty at the depot, and receiving and dis
tri5uing hospitals, consisting Of fifty men per
day.
4 Ordered, That 0. II. Jones be appointed
chairman OF the car she'd COMMITTEES.
5. Ordered, That the committee to take
charge of supplies to the field, shall not consist
of more than FIVE.
6. Ordered, That each member of the e1scu-
tive COMMITTEES report promptly st headquarters
st 9 o'clock.
7. Ordered, That 8 committee be appointed
20 procure carriages from the c~itizsns, for the
purpose Of conveying wounded soldiers, consist
irg og Oeps. }. q. Taylor, Rev. Il c. Hornady
and Rev. lewis Lawshe.
8. Ordered, That ell parties having bills
against the executive committee, present them
within two days after contract for payment a.
the t~rrasurer'3 Office.
9. Ordered, That the subscription lists Of
funds collected be published in the city papers
en- the 26.h inst
10. Ordered That the chairman Of each corr
mittse report daiyths names Of all delinquent
commiitsenen.
R. A CRAWFORD. Chairman.
NV DUSCAS. s eraiary and Treasurer.
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF TENS.,
E-cll Of -h--E..-u-a- sanE = LE-A

Field OF Ihickamaugai Sept - Ae@
Il has pleased Almighty God to reward the
valor and endurau &c OF cur troops, BY giving TO
our arms 8 complies victory over the enemy's
.gapsior numbers Homage IS due and IS ren-
derod unto He gho. give'h not battle to
the strong.
Soldiers! After . days of severe battle,
preceded nv hesgy azd important outpost a.
airs. you hzva ss5raal the bzTriea3ss sRd
brszstBoTis Of re enemy, and driven before
YOU, N eorfusion and disorder, an zrmy largely
superior in numbers, vhuss constant theme was
y5ur demonstration. aud wtoRs constant boast
was yoar ds5--s Y-ar patient sa5u5arca under
B.irzscns, your flri5l5e ard you, v.lor dis
played st oil times and undor al iIials, have
been mostiy rewarded. Your commander &C.
t10Fia5ges his obgigaiozs, and promises to you
in advance the e~ounry's gratitude.
But our task Is uos ended. We must drop a
soldiers tear UPON the graves of the noble meH
who have fallen by our sides, aud move for
ward. Much has been accomplished. More re-
mains lc be done, before We can enjoy the bless.
iDgs Of peace and freedom.
CSigned) BRAXToN BRAGG
Official: Gao. WsL Brent. A. A G.
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FOR SALE.

YOUNG. intsTissut metro WOMAN and her
a child q good Cook, Ws.her and Irousr. Also, 3
bright MuiatiO Girl eight yeas old Apply to
X. GUILDS NTH.
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KILLED BY L~IGHrNIgG TIE Abingdon Yir-
giRisH states THAR on TIE 10Th inss., during 8
severe thunder storm, tWo meo and two women
were instautiy killed, On the Russell turnpike.
rear that place. Their name were Thomas d.
Perry, ofCol Johuson's Kentucky cavalry bat
tailor; III G. Cation, sf the 5h Kentucky in
fsHtFY; Rabecea Lynch sud Elizabeth Murry.
Of Wssbirg.o1 county. They had taken shSl-
tsr under 81 cak tree. This d~s1ensaiion, saws
he VTginiep, should BEL waning 70 evil-doers.
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aPECEAL NOTICE.

IF MR JAMES n BRABSTOE. Of Warren county
Mississippi, Tor any Of his or ny Rrsnds9, viii let
NE know Whsi's he can be found. Il vii bensat hin
ana obiigs myself Address ne At Noble.
ss24IW P s KENNARD,
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"a We understand that Gen. Hood was re-
moved from the hospital on the feid of battle
where Bis leg was smPuisted, to the house Of
ccl LfdisA fifteen miles from Dalton. He
continues t0do well
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Hon WIN. G. swan .

tMs " 9"A
DEAR SIR: Allow me to present you three
hundred dollars 30 add 70 the fund SO molly col
lectsd By the Tennessesns now here for the
sick sni wounded soldiers now in the field.
Please accept it as tbs Offering Of enc who is a
refugee from home and 81 is pleasures.
Iregret deeply the sum is not as large as the
occasion merits, bat the times are ont Of
Joint" I shall feel proud, as tie season pro.
crosses, to contribute from time to time to SO
noble z cause.
remain, with much respect, truly yours.
ELIZA CRISP.
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WASTED no HIRE, InMEDIATELY,

A EUMBER o. NEGROES, men and wsmsn. 10
- sttend on the wouuaed Now g. the time TO show
your madness to our brave, but unfortunate. soldisrs
Apply At oncs 10 DR CksaFE
A Roy Hospital,
aa1dfw VIII ehsfi street.
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A PROPHECY FULFHLED-Ia tho Noble
Ad0enissr Of the l9th inst. occurs Che following:
This is the snniversaTy Of the totsl 6sfsas Of
ne Persian hosis At Plates, 2642 years $50, Is
sell IS Of ssvsTsl othsr signal military sveatg
joee that tine-2 nice place to pRs ia q big
bstiis on the CoBtoderata calsndar.
TIE " big bstt's on the Confedera,e ealen
dsr commenced on the Ch-ieksmRuga On that
very dsy-she 19lh.
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~ The Vienps Prssss thinks thst az alliance
ofonsive and defensive is forming between S..
Petorsharg and Washington, whish will prinei-
paly afsc. the basring of the Polish snd Next
can questions.
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MARRIED..

Or the slth instant, near Atlanta, At the repidspes Of
tbs brides father, by the Rev E. W. Ssbop, D. ,
Col N h. WRIGHT. @. S. A., to Miss sALI1E MCLEAN
Scion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

Y The Szvaansh RsVubioaa pays a mentsd
compliment to NJ. R-ordan, Of the Charleston
Herrury, for his unweaying eHoris in making
~ The press reports from the latter city.
Through the many long wesry weeks Of the
siege, he has ever stood at bis post, kept wide
awake TO every incident Of Importance, and
promptly autographed it TO the newspapers of the
ConfedsTaey. His reports have been made up
with good Judgment and q proper regard to
caution.
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TEaH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The city is filed this morning With Iumots
from the army, bat, aasr a most careful seIu-
s,v we do not feel warranted in announcing
,pv change in the situation, as reported yes'er-
ssv. viz; that RosECRANs was in and about
Chattanooga and our eTmy confronting HIM. 10
,s,,iop All the reports would be an endless
- and certainly would only befog the reader
For reasons already stated, We cannot get any
rr.ss rsnorts through. notwithstanding The re-
norssrs have been constantly on the spot snd II
iba a~nristiss Of the people continue uorsiisVea'
,bs fault can only DO attributed 70 the reteeaee
;,,,,ss5 BY The unwise, or at least unnecessarily
st-;ct. policy enforced by The military he
,rsss. we know, has done its dnty.
TUE IRos-CLADs-The Northern papers pro
ss. n have reliable information as to what dis
position Is to be made Of the iron-elads 10 Egg
and. They are to DO escorted to French waters
nv an F,glish man-of.war, and delivered over
10 the Preach owner. IF this is true, it viii
make Int little difference to Us, as the delay II
making another transfer will be but triaing. By
pursuing this course the Euglish Cabinet viii
get rid Of one cause Of ap~prohended difficulty
with the Washington rumP; and, on the other
hand. the Isttr- viii be sf5gdsd ~aerious oP'
p7rtunisy, in ell probability, Of demonstrating
wilh. If not threatening, Nopoleon. It seems %
rs tbe proceeding must sdd TO the difficulties
now existing between the French and Amer
lean Governments, and ve feel assured the
former will not pay tho cowardly Tots enacted
byEugland.
~ The Canton lMIzs) Citizen says the de-
sruetiou Of railroad property at that place BY
the Ysnkees involves q less Of not less thsn
3 600 600, the principal portion Of which vii
/ fl men the New Odeaus, jackson and GFea.
Northern railroad. The property destroyed in
sIudea the ahsi as he juneagn, q large lot @
Iumber-in fast everything belonging to ths
esmDany except tho 0fica ard tsaanled cottages
was laid ia ruias. The LARGE and vsiDacf
l roupdbouze and machine shoPs and t0e nj
5epet building Ct t1a 1Ess-Pi Central rail
road. aI ofbrok, were also tszEoyed aqd III.
tracks Of both reads were torn Up tor a eonsid
cradle distsuca.
" From BIZ ambulance surgeon, who LET
fae wood shed which is the extreme point 9
which lhe cars are running CT the ". AID A
railroad, on wednesday evening, tho Hun1vil
Confederate Isarns that Igor Hsisksll, Of
Tennessee regiment, was wounded in the foot
rot generously, and that Col LillaTd, Of Ten
~nessea, Capt Fo,i and Lieat- Robert c. Gro
zier, son Of Dr.. Cr0ze-, Of Knoxville, both Q
SCOTS cavalry. and Capt Lackey, s'member @
The LsglslatuTe from Kncx county, were killed
Il Is said the Yagkess robbed Capt. Laekey'
dead body of 5000
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% It is reported as = isct that SO few slrsg-
glers were there fnom cur rsrts, ia ing the bat
ties Of Saturday and Sunday, .hst messengers
had 70 be sent to tEe-fr1nt Of the Iiaas for assist
auce to bring lbs wouade5 from tie fsld.
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ONE DOLLARS


CTOP SPENCER, a BLACK Roy. twe5tv-
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Or one hundred and thirty pounds, very spriehtlv, -
ltsps a iitsls WEen speaking, is 3 great dancer and fosd
o. playing the banjo was raised BY Esquire Harsfo
lyon near B4halih, Mississippi, Twelve niilss west O.
Holy eprtngs aud So BY Sm Ae4raw. in Atlanta,
on the 81 cay u August lat He Isft on ThursSsv
morning ths 24ta Of Septsmser.
Ihe above reward. with al expenses, viii be paid
FOR his return 10 ne IN Marietta, Ga, or 10 Messrs u.
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GOoD-Captain Myers, Of Marietta, had
orders to arrest 81 s~trsggJers, officers and men
IA that place, absent fgm their commands with
ont proper authority, and send them to the 'front.'
The Rebel says The order was promptly put
'Hto execution yesterday by Captain Myers, and
quite q scattering commoton occurred among
he gay and festive" Send them upl Send
them uPl. They are needed.
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Entered according 10 act 81 Congress "a eho year ls63
BY J. z. rHRsssEB. ia the GsrEz 0fd.s 81 he Dk,
tlet Court OF ths Conisds-ats Ststss tor ne North-
ern DiEtrict 81 Ga9rEia.
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r The Amsrieaa Citizsn has sgain made its
appearance among TIE journals Of that Stale,
after q suspension Of two months. The Yam
KEGS, whsn they invaded Canton, appear to
have treated The publication Office with crest
consideration. The Cities says:
A couple Of Yankees were specially detailed
to look up our ofics Saeiug them ID it, we slso
ventHred IN As we entered, enc Of them re-
marked he had "pczCssble possession We re-
piled that such seemed to be tie case. He said
lis commander WIS cut Of blank paroles. ar6
he wished 10 print some. We told him 10 mite
10" and wishsi hin q good Slime in running thr
press, as It had been ont Of order two Yesra ard
hadn't had q drop Of ~ on is in al THAI time.
He was not 70 30 blgged Of m lhat way. brt
remarkod be guessed he could gTesss her up
and make her ran" And, with tTue Ysukar !
perseverance, and industry, be set 70 work and
l0on had the "msTshaen" in running order
After printing the paroles he washed the type
IF nicely, and LETT everything in ispple-pis
net having pied \ type in our Office
5ood for him-snd for rs also.
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x The mayor and city oou1Cl Of Mzriests
have rendered 70 The Coafelcra.e States Eve
acres of land aI7iug the cjsy cemetery, as :
burial ground f0E suca soldiers IS may die e.
hat r1f.a
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~ TIE Amsriean Citfzsn has sp.in made

II The telegraph At Meridian announces al
quiet At Charleston, this forenoon.
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= Asother batch Of Feds7a! prisoners, about
1000 in number, aHivsd last evening. Fhis
morning a large uun5-T commoncsd an " On &C.
Richmond " movement.
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z Th1ss trains, With several hundred o.
cur wounded, arrived in our city yesterday.
They were promptly care1 for.
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a Lamsr Foutains, of Mississippi, hss been
appointed major Of cavalry. sH ~
ward Tor his ockRowle3Eed gs'lautrv.
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Y Mr.. Charles BuHngton was accidentally
shot on beard q steamer 3: Mobile, on the 22d
His company was on tho way TO one Of the
works. and accidentally letting his gun slip, IL
vas fred, the charge going through bis head
he only member Of the company whose piece
vas l0adsd.
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z The press reporter cautions the public
against the tricks Of the Yankees, who, from
necessity, have been paying our city q visit.
Some Of the prisoners have a large stock Of
counterfeit Confsderats money and bills Of ex-
plOde5 banks, which they are passing Of On
u~usugpeetiDg people along the railroad. Some
Of them are on thsway down in rons for this
cfsnss; and our citizens cannot be too cautious
u their dealings with these u~nscrupulous scoun-
drs-s.
z The Reid announces thas the services Of
g number Of physicians are needed for a short
time il the various hospitals attached to this
1iiiary department. Physicians in private prac-
see can have sn opportunity Of serving their
country and the cause Of humanity BY eommu-
oicating with Dr. Stout, medical director OF hes
pitfalls, Marietta, Georgia
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PHO.
Gun SPECIAL
Battle at Sabine Pass.
FRENCH an mATA1IORAs.

Special to Re Memphis Appeal
OASroE AgsE, SEPTEMBER PAL have he Memphis
BagetH Of she 22d.
It rstss that MssrEler whipped FrankIns corps 81
TIE Federal srny, taking 6 large number Of prisoners.
sinking Two Eaa5osts and d~ba5fns feveral transports.
Also thst Franklin bad returned to New Orleans.
The Nortasna insoiigsnes Is mas sovsa sh0ua7Ha
French were a. Bat=moras. B.
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10 THE RESCUEI

THE business Of our house WI - f,m,,r.-uv
pended until the sick ana wounded d cen. B-.e-9'
Emy are properly cared for
ssstN CRAWFORD. FEAzER 4 90.
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u It is stated by an officer from above that
Rosecrsus sent two Gags Of truce asking per
mission 10 bury his dead and relieve his wound
ed. Both were refused, Gen Bragg replying
that be had captured a sufficient number Of the
snsmy's soldiers to bury their dead, and Of then
.urEeons to stisnd 70 tho wants Of their wound
al
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