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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26

We have 70 chronicle ibis morning., among
tAe casualties o. i BIT 5uHlsr- .ls asztb Of ths
brsve and accomplished Capt Flank a. Hzries-
ton, company D. LIST SoHth Carolina artillery.
CaBt HaTlssten, at the request of 81 jaT Elliott
10 Col klelt, csmmsnaaut Of the bth district.
(Which includes Fort SUMTER that he be aI
lowed 20 remain laBE-g in the fort bsioge being
uciisvel FROM his tour Of duly agthst pest, v0i-
usteered bic services and expressed bis desire
lhsl MaJlT Eillut.s c9uss should be complied
with. u was Fhiio making sH inspection o.
tharu.sid6 o. The isIt about Z oie.ock On Tues
DAY msrnirE ihzt s paITci smell lIen A5us
island exploded uear bin, mortality wouBding
hm iu both thighs and an srm- he bore his
sUE-Tiucs msuiuliy, preserving his eslm and
cheerful bsaTlpg to the lsst. Lingering but 8
lew hours, he expired a. half-9a5t 9 Tuesday
m0ELil- al1 has iaL ous Of the most pom
i1i-g msers ilat sur Safe has given 10 iae
cause
D4fag Ao1dsy uigls one huadrli and ssy
saly uhsa shells were l.ed SIS Fort Sumter. 81
#hi-h siZty-iWo mia5sd. One negro was siilsJ,
and su4sEor lost a leg by a fragment 1i 8 Par
rot gH=il The enemy c0uiiaUeJ 10 Ere upon
SHErer with w17r -7e and CaeLed kusA
i've llo1 Eala 81 U.t-I1, + Husoa aud Bstrery
5.uEls with Ud D gur5 YauEes n-Er Is we've
deserved VIZ KING lrsEly ou GleEz, SUD. u was
TeI5r-sd. lad TaELsEe8 faur l5I8 guns. T1.
-aIe- lss-r-d psuHlsz P-Ir1 st lie middle
lstjsrF- Ha5 iurael plu E58lTris. sud keBr up
q etarp i5 sl Jay. Ga tB8 sHzFaooul size enc
nT =esiB sasl.ed a11s1rs and ire camps or
j-nts s.sad. On ss.Isras sept ~ G steady
Gre t=o-r .5f s-a 5zv.
les 5ss- 30 z-1ss saeld & of lhs.ciy.
Hercu~s
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GIas,srl, the Rebel Liea,snaa,.

from a AAnAsa pAPefsl
An examination wss held By Marshal Murray,
Of New York, On Friday, ct ths comfy jail, in
tho case Of VIVA. 7 GIsssell, he Irunsidee Tor
psdo nan. GlAsssll at first refused 10 answer
any questions addressed to him by the marshal
He appeared at the examination cl0thed in q full
salt Of gray, mounted with the Insignia Of e
lieutenantof the rebel EAvy, snd seemed 10
think he sh0uld be treated with The utmost
courtesy and consideration. He carried the sir
alec Of = much Injured psrssnags, and threw
himself upOn t5e dignity Of his rank. he ssid
the questions put 30 him wore too petty for him
to answer; hat he had previously made an
BWsr to similar inquiries pus TO him BY the sd-
miral Of The blscksding squadron that q full
account regarding him might bahad in the Her
at6 eff Shat msTning, and that il was also on rec
ord as The Havy department. at Washington,
FInaiag that ms extreme r~sticeneo wsg not
likely to be Of service to him, he stated who be
Has in the following werdss
Ian William 7. Glasssn, Confederate States
navy. I was bern in Virginia. I decline an.
sWering any more questions. I was captured
BY the naval forces of Charleston, and they
know al sboat me Is Washington.
HathSn asked why be, 3 +" a liossenant Of the
Confederate navy" had been ironod upon be.
ing brought to the marshal's Office, and from
thsnce TO Qo jail, and whether fthis was the
treatment given to 3 prisoner captured in ae-
toni" OF eesfBs DO was informed upsn all
these points, and IN an hour or two sfterward
was placed IN irons, and given ia charge Of
Deputy Aarshals WitheIsll and Buckley, who
~esnvsyed him to Fort Lliayatis, where he is
held@s a military prisoner Aside from his ar
TOgEncs, Gia8Eell is 3 aaan Of more than or6ipa-
~ sbiity. He has q high foTsAs d and an in
telleetusl cast Of e0aHteHsnce. HeB well sdu-
Gated, and c0nvsrsss Auenlly upon most sab-
jects vita his fellows, wbO were taken with him.
Il Is said hat be orginsted the teTpedo which
attempted 10 destroy tks Ironsidss, and that be-
saPeFiatsnded its construction throughout. Also.
inst he wss formerly engaged ia esnsRucling
internal mschiEes al Wilmington, Il. c.. and
that he aapefintsedod them whsn they were sent
eat 70 destroy the biockading sggsdTon sR lhal
port. His peculiar inventive genius IN this
become known 10 tbs rebel authorities. I
sad he was hoally HpBeiRted Is q anBerintsrG-
snt - these macalues b. Them and detailed 90
Charleston to pat such measures in force Rs
goald annihilsts The blOcksdiBg squadron there 1
,smpleselY. he vas 80 sure Of ne success Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26

We apBen1 sH extract rom -h5 Washington
October 10 csITssPond nl of iA5 Chicago
Ienes. a bret uot.=e q which Wo have slraady
published geographically;
Now fer Q w5gd about Charleston. The Gov
srnrlsIEs the promises hat Charleston should
he spe@diy taEea have al ass dsi1disi doEu 81
Use following stat5m7ut, ss g7sa IA the o6-a.
Jlgan 90 me A1rlriEgaucu The gussFuCuaus
IN tbs haIuOf Of Charleston are Of s1eh q ugture
thst they e4n4st 1e removed By any spphauess
OF oUrs; and rhsy are OF 300 formidable s. char
elHds to penetrate iuEther into the halb0r, aud
rithia range Of The rebel runs
l. not ubss q diminishing confession fer the
Administration 90 make as tHB late day. Have.
t1su, The natura Of these distractions been Just
found 0ul Why v17 this isuucTtaus discover
mos male befortl What has blcsms Of taosa
"spphEHccs'-ihss devils, az they were called
-Bpsn waich sueh tAbuloHs sans were expen-
5Gf, s1d wblchlt was asserted Touid pali up
sbe slslIaciion5 Is easily ss e dentist pulls 8
tOofhf "Eso iormda6 q s eastacssr 90 Per
nsps, alter = while MS Government "wiH dis
c9ferthat he J5b Of taking Charleston is, slso,
ct too formidable q Character "a hazardous
ailsm1t by orr HCn-clads &" Oar iTon-clads.
tasn, are never 20 engage ia any sHier1rise shzt
is IN the least degree hEGaTdoas. Tley were
made, isWould ssem, to be kept ont Of Danger
tGE nc ere here officially informed shsi they are
20. 20 Be expected to go ''Withiu range Of the
resell gus" Oh t-0ElurG-s ir0n-c,Gds3 For
5ouriEg further sarszsn, however, las nae ian.
male 20 y0urTaaleIs thai tbs cfissl aua0aues-
msnt Is. perhaps, q f@etl=r. TO prepare The public
miEdtor the abandonment. for he present, Of
ne siege OF Charleston e looks very mach
Ike e.
The correspondent Of be- Baltimore Arssrean,
who 10 with the Esoi 5f Charleston, i5 ia favor
OF GIVING q hltls mere grape Hsar aim;
i opinion Of oslh army and navy Is, shat
an active. decisive, determined commander could
qucklY rem3Fe the oassfuet0ns and 20 aloug-
side ire whETves 81 Charleston. Tozaks Casrs-
sen, thls mus. be dose. The psrsogic uoopIug
Of shells above lhs roois of tho city may TO-
5tToy angle Aonsss or tear mp the streets. buf
Charleston requires, and must lave, 6 h6IiEoa-
tai fire from I0n-gIs5s, which shall crush lsgo
prujscales through whole bioebs al houses, and
inspire repeHfsrc5 ior S qusrElr Of s mile irom
tie muEg.sol the eru=
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Tse wsrk Esss arareII GA.

TIE psopls Of the United States nave deli5e-
rsteiY chosen tho alternative Of cur Eutjeesicu Ga
our eternal hate. So ignorant were tho DsOpis Of
he Confederate States Of the detestabls cFsLae-
terisuG OF their RsTihsrn associates Of the United
States, thst If any concessions previous TO theiF
secession, simply guaranteeing the nights plainly
bestowed by toe Constitution of Tho Uaiei
States upoR ths immediate matter then ia aEita-
aou-eur teritoT!es-ths psoPis Of the Ca-fads-
rste States would have continued IN political
association with thsEa. Bat they were drunk
With a prosperity coming from our resources
and labor. They oeBpig0d rs on scG0uus Of cur
BrsviuuH submission 70 their profitable and -g
gfesslye ass of ths General government q. lut
expense Thsy hEughtiy INSISTED on orr gBedI-
enes to b vulgar sectional majority, continuing
one Of the worst forms OF desp3tlsm. DIVING
as to measures Of s5curiy, ths gEiful disauios
opened before thsm, 10 swallow up the rescar-
Css oi theiT vaguied Property.
They had Ai along Boosted thst it was ihsir
auosrioT Eazscily, tsir energy ana Institutions,
winch had lifted hem up 70 sUCh q hight Il vast
8esIth and strength. aud not their use of fhe
southern markets and $ Uthe-n produce. THIS
S.uJheTa people we're 6 weak seHrn=r-araus
corrupt and eowEriiy rses. AL tho manrsad,
virtue and elements Of greatness were wl-h tssm.
Why, then, did they not ID. Us a.cEs IN sspsra~
I5nl Here Was an opportunity 90 get Gear OF
fug o4lGtH 9i our lbs itALtDEar aHI WHICH AEts
sEsctsd lu believe, that Ghsy w5fs responsible.
Here was grand occasion for the r~espirn3oitt
FrJues OF the E5Th TO shine forth smlrg Ste
nations Of he ssuH, unp5l.utod by tAe c1t-ln-
inau5a.ol lie 58ush1 Why-diJ they nJt jsIs %
les my Tor themselves Because t-1 profess
slous we're lies, aud tneiT prosperity uus3usutu-
-uousl robbery; aud, when 'hsf Drote5za we've
astsi by zoo stern Teally OF d~suul1u, iHey
shruuk rack aEhEst st tbs ruin waish slslrlG.se-
hoods, and frauds ED expressions =ad i%aaatCsi
in-ermsddiBE h1l a. issl b,ausat lpGn lle4
To have sup@iitcd 30 ihs GEltssrs assertion 81
.hair OWE By tie C8als4CIsse States was, q
eoamo, Totally inconsistent vita tEair whole poll
icy Of wrong aud robbery.
They Drew ths sword 20 cserc9 Us, c'upia-
Gently declaring thai we agTe % feeble and in
siguifesns, ghst a very fsa months OF war
would bring Hs inia subieciJu 10 them. Ehgy
dEvs sent foTth then, armies e eiuE. nc, aEd iu
every fght, whsrb oar forces wefea al siequal, we
have defeated thsni tut iaey stiA pe.saya.o "a
heir bloody purposes aud me wa aerp-ns ald
WIdeBs. Eanl hsts, winch sympathy dJst IN
spiTed in ihs greater Psrt OF the C1aisleraia
States, they sge spreadlag, 0Y tho experiences OF
actual suffering. Oar coasts s-s aesglEted-ouT
people arc driven from thsr homes, and ihsiT
hoHse5 laid ia ashes. The aomsR-tha children
Of the Confederate States, labor and hstoSiB the
great cause which puts ia peril tha ives Of ihsH
.stbers, husbands, brothers and friends. The
gull Of separation grows ev1y day biaekeT aLd
0rosdsL.-CkGgissiaB HsrrarR.
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Military Execution iE abe Arzay Of Eorih-
era EirHiHlus

Military Execution AE GAF array 81 MOFf1-
eTu Virginia..
Three ssldiers Of tbs 42i Yrqiais regiment.
Gen. Jones brigade, who. by trial Of sourt mar
sial, had incurred the death penalty for the
heuigus crime Of dsseTiiou, under repeated and
aggravated circumstances, paid the penalty Of
heir lives on Friday, IN Gan Lse's army, by
being shot 30 death with musketry" The exs-
GUgi0u ground was located I'd tho road leading
from Orange Court House, 10 Fredericksburg
about six miles from the coUIi house, and h..
sight OF Mk. Psgsh church. The condemned
mere Bound 90 three stakes, and sEE bugzdss OF
infantry ware drawn up Ia = hollow square 20
witness the spectacle. which vas affecting in
deed. At the first discharge Of the firing party,
be heads Of tie condemned dropped terwsTd
and sl0I bats iel of 10 The ground; bus they
were net dead, and 3 second pistosR stepped ap
and ared, aHd also a third platoon, when the
work Of death WAC completed.
The military then marched in review past tie
corpses, and then returned to camp, and the
bodies were barred where they fell. The victims
were oil Virginisns, two hEiling from Rsan0ks
county, one from Patrick Ore WAS a very
young, 6ne looking you.h, nams1 Cooper. He
Wept much during the EsaI1Hy, aud every SUI
der present fot for him. But The gfavest Of
sl military 5rimes had been committed, and
could emily be stonsd for by his blosd. The
names Of the other Two men Ware unknown to
our infoTWsnt, who saw the execution.
Thus dishoaoTahly persisted three men, who,
after passing uRsesthed in honor or patriotism,
through many battles, facing death by bullet
and steel, by one false step Eside from the path
Of principle and duty, were brought to die mis-
efsbly at inc musket points Of thelr comrades ID
armB.-Riekm0nd EEaHsiasT.
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spseuIssoy and sxtortioHer. BY beck or BY
crook, the nsesBssries Of life have hitherto fallen
into his hands, and by the same sort Of process
these new bonds and ossPons viii slowly, bus
surely, End sheir way into The strong bax Of
some fsE-sseing Jgw or Gentle.
The whele "plas," indeed, looks as if It had
sprung from 3 spectators brain.
Let Us see. re bss amassed large SUMS In
Confederate notes, which he RRas 20 bs ~Easvail.
able in their present shape. The thing don't
suit him. Something must DO done 70 give them
salss and to make them PrsdHsti0s. The pro
posed scheme aecoEplishes both objects. He
converts his idle Confederats notes Into this new
issue Of bonds, aud thus st eBeo pats thom en- 3
specie basis at six per cent per annum. Happy
thought and most happily carried into eff ct
Indeed, no looks or with the solfsalisHed ar Of
ono who has By a lucky thought done the State
soss service!
s. Tbs Augusta scheme proposes a new issue
of treasury notes as well a. Rnow issue Of bonds.
These row notes, however, are not receivable in
payment Of taxes. Oh, moi anything Of that
ssrt would dspreeisis The value of coupons,
and Of sourse, interfere with the profits Of the
spectator" And il BOT receivable in payment
of taxes, how and wben arc thsy f Be rsdeemedf
And what ia 10 give them vAlusi Alter having
been onco cursed with = r8dundant Currency are
We to be cursed a second time in the SANS wsyi
VIVA. then is tbs purpose Of sho new issue Of
treasury notasi Does ths Augusta convention
propose to pay the soldier fI his sacrifices and
suffering and bloed with this new issuel Does
Is sdyise The Govsraa ent to pay the soldiers il
8 sgTsucy It cannot redeem and viii not reesive
from him in payment of bis taxi Are these new
Botes good enough for the soldier, bat not for the
spectator or for the qaartsrmasterf These zen
eombatant m~ilionaigss arctic be paidin gold, bu.
toe soldier, whose right hand has upheld tbs
Government, is 10 be paid in q deprecated cur
rsncy!
Mark what I say-if our Independence is sT-
sr seeured it viii De secured by ths soldier, and
afterwards the dastiny Of tho CsnfedsrseY will
be moulded By him. Politicians should beware
of trihing With his rights.
Government now may promise whstitplesEes
bat nothing Is more certain than that II viii b.
compelled 30 take from the soldier in payment o.
his taxes the very currency it cOmpels him to
reesive for his services.
IF We are to have two surrancies, give the bes.
to tie soldier whose valor protects US all if va
are t. be projected.
Our duty Is plain and simple. We owe q bis
debt-let US meet it and pay it, net By an sZ
~tsnsisn that increases it, but in the old fashioned
way Let the soldier DO ths fgkdzg and let Us
who stay at home do the Payiag. Let this Be
done promptly and eheerfully, and soon, very
seen, the good old times VIII come lack again
Il.
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a DEFEAT an CHATTANOOGA
OUw Amy FILLING BACK To
gaaaEKaWAUGA.


RICu8OHD, November % This following Of
6ss. ds9s.qh zas rses.va5 AZ Ola War Dsgrr.-
mont. ,a-niehi.
as1. 3 Cooper. Adju,aut General.
G-HteKAMaCsA November z5-Aasr several
unsuoos. slaI assaults or our lines .o-daYahe sne-
ny ssT1lsd lie lsf center at about four O'Clock
TIE whole left econ zsgs wsy in considerable
disorder, while as right maintained is E10uad,
rsPs-iag 5v-r a. SCI
1 am Hl-LiIaT alto .sis point
BRAEr0E ERAss,
Gs1srsl Commanding.
BRISTOL, Esysmbgr % Col Wheeler mas
3 dash on q band Of Zuornliss ia johnson COM
y, and csp.uled eighteen who were UI-
l9Hshsd %
UloBcis. advicss from s5e Foat state llat
B4la5i1e bad surrendered win 1000 prisoners 10
LonFsTast.
C~HARLEsToH, November &s-rho eHSny's
arirg -o-dsy las been GLOW.
sinkins kept up s steady fire en- lie Yankee
WORKING parties At Wagner and Gregg.
Gregg fred one fihsd shot at Csslis Pizkney
Tas enemy en- MsTrs island appear 30 DO pie
pairing for sOma movement
LsECoHD DIsPArCHl
E~CHARLEsTos, November 2s-Ehs amber
Of shells dIca on Tuesday and lass night rae
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From vor,h Alabama.

A letter from WarrantOn, Ala, November
18Th, sAye
"Ths enemy ara still in. Huntsville, commit
ting their usual depredati0zB. ShsEmRn's foTee
did not pass through Huntsville, but went by the
way Of Pulaski and Fayetteville. From Fey
~ettsyille, a portion came by the wEy Of Rewmsr-
kst 20 Pain Rock.
"Mrs, Lane has returned 20 L~oUisvills, 20 take
care of the judge, who is dangerously ill-sincs
reported dead.
"The enemy have seized all ferry boats from
Whiissburg down to shs mouth Of Limestone
oTeek. The beat at WhiIesbuTg, thoy dsstToyodi
but, reports say, they have eighteen bsst5, col
leeted at the mouth Of Limestone
"Phey have sfs0 commenced cOusGriptinE ne
gr0es, having estabished a negro camp Of in.
strueti0n At Stevenson.
"Dr. Newman is dead
We saw g gentleman, yesterday, at Kingston
direct from Decatur, who told Us that there Wal
no sH0my al Huntsville, bus . Bnali force STA
.ionsd ct Newmarket and another at Browns
bore, and hey oeesrionally went in smalfsguads
TO Huntsville -ConftdsTats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26

The stFreas Deors' Of the EnRkes Capitol
The Northern papers havs mach to Soy about
he "grea. door OF the HsnEee capitol that has
inst been completed. They describe it s. 3 nae
Ter piece Of work. lis said iOSe the only work
Of lhs kind in the world. Its weight is 10000
peunds. To this date thsre hss been psid upon
it S25429. There are ssme outstanding bills
and some additional expense is now mourning
When it Is complete and ready for use ihe tosst
expense viii be just sbsat $4,000.
The lesdiHz subject of its aFnhells5uouE is
the history Of ColUwbus. Il h5s two valves,
with i0ar psnsls on each valve, aad ono soIui-
circular panel 0ysr he ransom The hIss p2ael
(b0ginRing at the bottom OF the left-hGnd valvsl
contains 3 scsBe representing Columbus before
the eoUnoii Of SaiamRnes; Sue second panel, bis
leaving the content Of La R71ids; tho thru
panel, his audience with Ferdinand Gnd lisa
bel!a; the fourth panel his departure from PAsOs;
The ssIni-eireular panel over the transom repre-
sents hts Arst landing a. San Salvador; the dfth
panel, bis FIRST encounter with tEs indians st
HjsD6niols: the sixth panel, lis triumphant en-
try iato Barcelona; the seventh panel represents
kIm . prisoner IN chains about to be sent back
to Spsini the eighth panel O5ataias q scene rep
Tesenling bis death.
ThsTs are sixteen small inches IN The border
OF frame around he door, in which afe sixteen
statistics, representing distinguished cOutenpo-
"a les Of Columbus, sRd between the panels are
heads representing historians Uh0L Lave Wriuenon
his voyages from his own TINS f0Ha 10 tie IEcs-
sRtdsy, ending allh Irylag and Prescott. Gro Wn-
ing ihe 3e9r IS 3 1ast Of Columbus. Tee 05Bs-
mentS are chiefly emblemklie If conquest anJ
navigation. There Are also shout ihs e6Ee,
four sls.usttes, the largest OF al representing
tib four great divisions Of the world, Eag9pa,
Asia Africa and America. The a1TfIe5 Of tbs
work has a beautifully self and mellow tone
al the fgafss and ornaments aio very sharp
sHd clear ia outline, andt tbe mech-uieal Cxecu-
aon is almost wonderful IN il perfection
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a sSldisr's Letter B.
General Smith, being invited to address The
people ct a barbecue near Shreveport La, sent
he following letter. We clip it from the Go
zetis:
-sHREYEPaKT, La, October 20, 1858.
Gentlemen Your latter OF iHvitsdon Of the
I7iA instant, requesting me to address the people
Of this parish and the viciBiiy, at tho barbecue
se be given near here on the 20Lh inst, has been
received.
am no speaker. The rostrum woald be IS
anBuited 70 me as The building Of fortfeauOas to
You. by lie and tbouehts have beeH these Of q
soldier. II the people viii take care Of affairs ct
home, I will attend TO those in the hald, and
which dsvolve upsH me Is q department. Gem
mandsr.
shall observe tho Laws, but punish dislOy-
atty; l shall respect the laws Of the State, but
shall rely on them 70 suslEin me. The pasPie
must be true TO themselves, AID va will ssE-
daor. We have men and means on this SIDE Of
the Mississippi 70 hold the country. It is 70 the
interest OF the Confedsrasy to Employ and draw
he enemy into the interior; it Weakons him and
strengthens as. Individual distress may folloR
in he tracks Of bis march, but ihis is iHsepgra-
bic from war, and is felton, the other SIDE greater
than on Ibis.
Our people iksrs arc buoyaHt and eoB6deRt OF
success; il il IN the Ersus-H ississippi department
alone that men cespsir and fear FOR the result.
The very colUnaIs Of the enemy which threaten
Us, and strike fear into th6hesTts Of Cur citizens,
are so msuy assHraDees Of our ultimate triumph
Every solder they send west Of the Mississippi
nvsT, WeakeDs their armies where the battles
ma. arc to decide cur independence muEs be
fought
Sir Vo your people Bring back cur abb
santsss 10 their GoloTs aHd we will give full
0ccHpstieu 70 oar invaders mere. while our gal
art cOuntfymen theTa are achieving these viCto-
tories which Bequeath stability aud p~srPeruisy
20 our GsveransHt.
Ii will give me pleasure TO be present at The
barbecue, to miugle With and become aCqusiRt-
Oh with Tie citzsas Of the parish and vicinity
( AN, very respectfully. your obstient ser.
vaRt, =. KiRBY Smith.
LleurBnaui-GsnsTal
To Thomas T. Ltnd, Chairman Of the Gonfed-
efate Association, Csido Parish; Roland Jsns.
and oshsrs, COMMITTEES of IuvitstOn.
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The news from inc trent IS anything bst e.
eoursgfnR. The mere falling back Ct cur sruy
20 Chiokamauea. would notin itself be greatly
discoursging provided t had done 50 istact, BAT
that the lsa was forced By assault aud pressure
and retired in considerable disorder, Is strong
admission TO ooras from Gen. Brace, and beto-
ksns a greater disaster than is revealed in his
Official dispsteh. Our losses viii probably act
Be known nual hey reach rs throayh Federal
sources. Wbatsver they may be, however let
not the county be discouraged By this tempe
ug reverse.
IF Tie news from Knoxville be tue LoAs-
sTREEr has done his #eEk no5iy and ehsctualy'
snd this success vii compensate Is for cur iail-
urs in front.
In addition to me Intelligence contained II
Guy ts'egraphic column, we learn that night be
fore last Tynsr's station and the wages train Of
Ger. n J. WRIaHT, were burned mp BY a
raiding party Of the sueEy, which crossed The
river near the month Of ~Chiekamaaga creek
EmR mEAF QUESTION.
It has become 8 serious question bow or
armies srs 70 be rupp6sd with meat ths csming
winter. The loss Of Tennessee, aid q lazgo POr.
sen Of nsrlhsrn Alabana, and the whole Of the
tans-Ei5sissippi, have greatly eircuRBerSea eul
meat raising country, while the "hog sholsTs.
in various portions Of the CJEfsdaraey Lea
! greatly lesssusd Cur ssnTees Of supply. Wha.
is 20 be dansf Oar armies MAST be ted VIII
meat a. eli hazards, whether cur people are Oh
not The Richmond Seminal wisely suggests
Inst the people at home should at once surtHi
tbsir consumption Of neat, and live uPan vego
tables, poaIIy, -aolss5es, mix, butter and olhal
IFzhs substances which cau be better dispense-
with in che army hsz beef sr baesn- Ourarmie.
/ cauuot march and fight vel without meal vail
ear people q home can live admirably uPel
Lighter food. Wi not our wives and mother
put tie matter at oues into praeteei win thsJ
not discard their fas rounds Of fss beef sad eE
lcsusus baked hams G5n shsir tables, and leav'
them for The use Of the sEnyf
This Is really . serious MATER matter UpoI
which depends the life Of 0ur armies and In
success Of our csuse. Every family should g
ones adept the suggestioHl and vigorously ed
here ts Is. There ID net enough Of Eeat in tH
CoRfsdsraey 10 supply beth the armies and tn
people in profession, whereas, By economy aR'
wiss division, there is an shuDdance. Is If &c
better that tho ssoPle, and not the soldiers
should stint themselves We hear sone rel
say they hsve laid in two, thTss or fsur thousBn'
weight Of pork fer family Use. shsuld not
aTgs portian Of these supplies Of meat be lsf
for the army, while our citssns i've 81 some
hing elsef We commend the subject, with 81
IS momsatoRs Importance, to our Pat1oi
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