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inflammation wan tea. 10
'5 CniPPLE CREEK, TRNN.,
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~ Halt0f II roiffv i1i dolby q. F.
SIR--Please allow me 70 inquire, through
your columns, for soldier that was sent
to your city, about the last Of Dscembef,
to The convalesctnt camp WAS a, member
of Company r., 11Olh Illinois Volunteers.
His name is Alfred 6, Greenwood. Il ID
reported that be is dead. His father has
written 70 me for information Of him. II
he has died there, we have not been no.
titled Of it. Hor had brother, George u.
Greenwood, that died in Hospital No. Is,
| believe. Any Information concerning
him win be thankfully received by an
aged father aud mother, and sorrowing
family&oaTf yod should hear of him,
please send me q copy of your paper that
contains the information. We like I'd
have your paper, anyhow. Yours,
JoaN A. REDMGN,
= -. -. r-srs,
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Do Gen. Grant il running shs Vieksburg
rebels through big W7l, aud when he
captures them some paper maker will
make a fortune by running their rags
through paper mil
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The Boston Pest conservative, says
that Precedent Lincolh looks remarkably
well. The chiesgQ 4iwss soPPsshead,
says thai be looks hagsard and rsmofsOa
full gGr...-a ia Lr.ayaJ DO t3ind ,t'll
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saturday Evening, juno 10, 1893.
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THE STRANGER.
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During the Evening, GOnss BY A. Stewart
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-13
AmNseMIemts.
Z HE A + r E.

rhe Stranger with brilliant Distributor;
First time of the Irish Tutor
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

4
The day is breaking in the East Of which the proph
cts told, t~
Now brightens up the sky of Time the Christian Ag.
j of Gold, =
Old Might TO Right yielding battle blade cierki,
4 Hpen, % saas.st-i
Rarhs monsrchs are her people, and her serfs stand
up as men; "a 49,, t.-.. -st 7q - fs
The isles rejoice together, in day nations born
And the slave walks free il Tunis and by stambour.
4 Golden horn l. 7sg it9. s- .l,iis-fHf
Is this, oh countryman OF minei day for us 10 SOW
The soiF of neW-gained empire with slavery's seed.
of woe2 ffrf4 - r.s..--o--,-
To feed with our fresh life blood the old worlds cast
il OF crime, e DISH s2E'---ssi. 7-t ''
Drephed, like some monstrous early birth, from the
Tired lap of TimeY =, s..ss,s eiis.f r.
To run the evil the old lost nations ran,
and die like them, Of unbelief of God and wrong
bro MANI b sisTa9a sisa 5sf cA5A-<
Great Heavensi is this our mission? Ends in this
~ The prayers aad tears, ~
The tail, the .strifs the vsichings Of our younger
peter yearsYa ..+e4.s4-rae re esef |f~TcR 81
SIN, the old world rolls in light, shall ours in
ser shadow turn. 5s sa5-. ilsls s2aH
beamles:, Chaos, cursed of God, through outer
darkness borne7 f.r r.t
where the narions looked for light blackness
a The air ] al .ft,I 10 Lati Fifi +.tz -sf4t fea
Where for words of hope they listened. the long wall
OF despair f, ..... e.f-.
The Crisis presses on to face with us it stands
With sole IN lips of question, like the sphinx in
Fgypt's sandsI
This day we fashion Destiny Jour web Of Fate we
spin, ....ssss7 a4 .e ,fxi-, fs'nFar 2 q
This day for all hereafter choose holiness sin,
Even now from starry Gerizim, or Ebal's cloudy
crown, y fir asff .aGNH=s1af ,sGtffffEs3
We call the dews Of blessing the bolts of cursing
down
sssg- s. .aSarns = sfi7i. re 2aaogas9ns seR
By all for which the Martyrs bore their agony an
shame,
By all the warning words OF truth with which the
y prophets came, : sli 5ztsSti - 81 ~ 4f=1
By the Future which awasus, by all the hopes which
east ts
Thar faint and trembling beams the blackncss
of the Past, ss---.r sasal lrfa-zah} sEs.aio<
And in the awful name of Him who for Earth,s free
dom died,
Oh ye peopiei oh m? brotbersi let US choose the
,.ga righteous side s. s1a aeaa ,I-lsi gt7p3<-
So shall the Northern pioreer go joyful on his way,
To wed Penobscot's waters to San .Francsco's bay,
To make the rugged places smooth and the wales
Is with grain, iH d2}s'a y -
And bearwith Liberty and La the Bible his train
he mighty West shall blsss the Eat, and sea shall
answer "a,
And mountains unto mountains call: Praise GoD,
>, FOR WE ARE rREEl szs sa5 so
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SPRAYS OF w1sDorr.

z Agentleman residing near Syracuse, New
York, has a family of one daughter and four
sons The aggregate weight of the sons is
eight hundred and eighty eight pounds The
!" girl" weighs over three hundred, and the IA
ther about two hundred and sixty.
| SUBSTITUTE FOR rENNIEs.-The grocers of
New Haven, in consequences of the scarcity of
pennies, pay out nutmegs for small change.
we suggest that for large change they employ
nutmeg -graters.
ONE hour lost in the morning will put back
all the business of the day one hour gained
BY rising early viii make one month in the
year ss.sssss - IS ss;s
5 A child is never happy from having his own
way. Decide for him, and he has but one
thing to do; put him to please himself and
he is troubled with everything, and satisfied
with nothing.
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NEW music ron THE m.LLloN,

IN cHHAp FORM, ARRANGED oUaRTErTEs cRoRGsEs
FOR MUSICAL SOCIETIES. cHoIRs SUNDAY. SCHOOLS,
ruHL is-seHaets, ssaIsSaiEs, ETC.
Shall know each other there: Shall meet heynnd
the riverl BE in tiie Therr j. beautiful world; Don
hear the Angels coming: Where liberty dsells
country: Freedom. Truth and Risht We Coming
Fafher Abraham Six Hundred Thousand More [aation
al sonEs1; There is land of love Sorrow shall
ngain lnores Heavenly H ime cnme Sirg 10 o
eaver bEi,d III sightf Mbittr Snrg Of The Plant
alton Eegf' - ws VIII loveftu Scnfay School
Price cents 25 cts. dog 81 100 Postage cent
In sheet firm. with Piano accompaniment 95 ts.
I Published by HORACE WATERS. 4s, Broadway
New York. and for sale by all the News gents in the
United States and Capada.
4 THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG 7BoOK.--A superior
collect of choice and h,ni. written and
posed for the times 1t aims sc pages of Songs. lsu
etts and Chorfs both ed an sHcphr Including
u pages nf Prayers for eisand diving siliers, and Sl
diers' Scripture Mannnl aud well suited for the
and for social singing. we'll as Sabbath Worship
Price l2 cts Postage, cts each. Just published by
H0R ACE WATERS, Ag't-
Dee II, 1862.
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5 NJ l. e s

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/, Far swecter music to true woman than
the tones of harp or piano touched by her
hand, are the cheerful voices of husband and
children, made joyous by her presence.
: "Law,'ssays Hooker, sin her highest essence,
is the perfection of goodness, justice, and wis
dom; her voice is the harmony of the world,
and her seat is in the bosom of God"
FRENCH FEMALE sENTIMENT.-A French
woman, twenty four years old, hung herselffor
grief recently. because apet pig she loved died.
A person fond Of the marvellous told an i'm
probable story, adding. as was his wont, "eiid
you ever hear of that before?"-" No, SIR,
said the other spray did you ?''
g MANY philosopher who thought he had
gan exact knowledge of the whole human race
has been miserably cheated in the choice of a
wife.
A widow lady advertising in the Times for
a situation as parlor housekeeperi in domes-
ticated family, adds, "Agents and editors need
not apply Rather cool, certainly. - "a
A speaker at a stump meeting out West,
declared that he knew no east, no west no
north, no south J. "Then,n said bystander,
you ought to go to school and learn your ge-
ography.", .a s5 "a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
IwouIo GoHomE.

!. lch mochts Helm, mick zeichs's zam Water Haus
would go home,s Fsia to my Fathers houses,
80 Fain TO my Fathers heart .,ssss 50, it,7
| Par from the worlds uproar, and hollow vows.F
a To silent Peace apart. 80
with Thousand hopes In Iife's gay dawn ranged,
Now homeward wend with chastened heart, an'
changed;
lss8saH to my souIsns CLEAN OF hopeis come,
would go home. saar Coca sfEs
wouid go home, vexed wiihthy sharp annoy
e Thou weary world and waste: s,a.EseT
would go home, idisre ishins thy poor Joy: ssa8
- Letthose that love thee, tastei
Since my God willis It, my cross would bear,
Would bravely all the appointed = hardness'' share
e.. But stu my boa I'm sighs, where'er roam,
For home. sweet home.
4 would 10 bomei. Ny ylbappies. dreams havsibeen
= OF that dear fatheriapdl
Ny lot may be there's In heavens all coudless scene
Here, hits mirage or sand W
Bright simmer gone, the ting swallows spread
Their wings from an our wales revisited,
Son twittering, as the fowlcr's wiles they dee,
Home, homsfor meksss s3SkE2&sfsf
I Iwould go home, They gave my infancy .,ali7
Gay pastime, luscious feast; lsssipa 5fa-s ~
One little hour shared the childish glee, ftas
But soon my mirth had c+ased;E; saEZsq
While still my playmat s'eyes with pleasure shone,
And but more sparkied as the sport went on:
Spite of sweet fruits and golden honey-comb,
sighed for home.
Iwould go homei To shelter steers the vessel;
The rivulet seeks the sea: ssl.ass9
The nufsling in its mothers arms will nestle,
Like them long TO nee s. t'ss
In Joy, in grief, have tuned many lay;
GFfefs, joys, ike harp- notes have died sway,
One hope yet livesi To heavens paternal dome
5ssst Ahisake me home llf so eHe2 sEfA4it
Words Of Lifts East Years. 30 - - = -S't
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SABRATH SCHOOL BELL No. 2.
100 600 COPIES ISSUED.

Il is entire work of nearly geo pages. Many
of the and hymns written expressly for this
yon'ue Il will soon be popular it's predecessor,
Bell No. which has run Up to the e,ornnys pumter
of 7z50a0 ontstrippitg Sunday school book
of tssize ever issued in this country Aso, both vol
u'nes are bouad i one 20 schools wishing
30 SIS per 100; hound 25 cents sac eioti,
bound embossed gilt 81 cents S25 per 100. Bell No
aaper 20 cents 81 per lco bound rs s2i
per loo; cloth bounn nbos>ed gilt 30 ccnts, S25
100 Btls Mos % boHuds taGerher. 40 sn,s.ss3i
per 100; cloh boan embossed giir 50 cents, SIS pei
0o IS copies furnished at the 100 price. Mailed the
retail price.
HORACE ATERS, Publisher
4SI Broadgay. New York.
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NEW VOCAL MUSIC.

viii he trne thee; penny for your thoughts; Lit
tie Jenny Dow; BETTER times coming; ;ream of
ineeP aHd any bones siersg little birds scng
for chiidrenI; Stun ecr darling, and Why have my
loved gone. hy Srplen Q. Foster. all know
each other there! by the Rev r. Lowry. Freedom,
Truth xd Right. national ssng mnsi by Carl Heioe-
mann. Where liberty dwels Is my country, Piuniley
Fo.get If yol hut forgive; hear sweet voices
singing and Home is homc hy j r. Thomas, 30 cents
each These sspga Very popular Masd free
Foreign shee, music a, 2 cents per page. An kinds
~ Music nercharaiise ut pricas. 5 4 : sNkhA s.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
4Si broadway, New York.
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THE H1RACE. MATTERS MELODE0Ns
THE DAY SCHOOL Belle.
az oo,. fr-<xprr-c yscrrrn

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED.
new Singing Book for Day Sch ools, called the Day
School Bell Il aims about 900 choice
songs rounds. catches iuetts rios quariets and cho
ruses many of them written expressly tor this work. be
sides SO OF the Elements of Music. The Elements
and progressive that ordinary teachers will
find themselves entirely successful in nstructing even
yopg scholars sing correcfl and sciepticay; while
tbs lnnes asd words embrace such variety ofhvely
attractive, and soufsrring music and sentiments that
trouble will be experienced in inducing all beginners
to with zeal in acquiring skill in of the most
health giving beauty bappnes yielding md
order producing exercises of school lie. n simplicity
of its elements in variety and adaptation of music and
in excelnce and number of its original selec ted
and adapted, it clams by much excel ali competit
will be found the hest issued for seminaies
sacaeulies and public schools few sample pages of
The elements tunes songs. zivsn in circular
send and eet pBe. It IS eogiled by HoRAcf w ATERs
author Of ts Sabbath School Bell" Nos. and 2. which
had the enorrnous sale Of seso0oacopies Prices
20 cents, SIS per 0a bound so cents S22
zoe; cloth ber embossed iit 10 eis $50 per lV0
25 copies loo price Mailed at the retail
ssss-s st HORACE WATERS. Publlsher.s Z ssg
4Sl broadway, New York
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b "a .~S~a q 9Ss
IS 6O-New 7-0ctave Pianos

In Rus-wood eases smes and bass, of
different makers for 80. do. with carved legs Sff5
sls5 s20a do, with pearl keys ESQ aud 300: uerv
81 octave sla5; do 6a5 tsve s4o. The above Pianos
Warranted, aud the greatest bargains that
can found the Second -haud Pianos SIS, 20,
SO, 60, rs, 100, l25, I40, $50.
THE Essfs ACE MATTERS MEL0DE0Ns.
Rosew6od Cases Tnncd the Equal ut. w.th
the Patent Divided Swell and Solo Stop Prizes iro
S35 to $500 Organ Hsrmoniunis with Pedal Ra<s, S25h.
s155, and $500; School Harmoniums $40. $50. $50 ami
slen. These Melodeons remain in tune loug tine
Esch Meodeou warranted for three years.
- liberal discount Ciergymen. Churches. Sab
bath Schools Lodges. Seminaries nnd Teachers. The
Trade supplied the most liberal terms.
HoR aCE WATERS. Ag't.
TzEsfSF ~ Eses sasl Broadway, New. York.
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a.. RAvENNA, O., wEDNEs DAY, APRIls8 1868.

twenty Thousand dollars will be raised by
subscription for the child she has left behind
Definitions {, 81 ls,5g-ti4ll 3ga
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gnetrg. ..
THE CRISIS.

! nv JOHN q. WHITTIER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-19

shot, with is muzzls up, while throwing sholl
fgon the centre Of Morris island into CaaE.e7-
too, dis,auce Of about Eye miles. Ia The en-
Sire s5seoee Of knowledge Of ths facts It vii
be borss Ia miad, thss wo mefelY suggest the
elevation Of lle mazzls as 'hs caU7a al the
1ur-iing; we asset nothing. II 81 possible that
tie guH or ihe powder may have been 6a1'
While spsAking Of this gun, 1t may cs lii'eI-
asting Go cur readers 20 know s0msAlug 'i the
powder used IN frirs T. The grains vafy IN
rfza from the biguess Of osmsoA seeG 10 ,A-s
of q poaah stone, and iOaE Aks iTTegu2r rag
meets Of uDhuriished ebony. There Is nothing
ebsut their appearance to Indic&so tne qualify 0i
the grbssares. We are informed by the sc!en-
rife TIA, This powder Is made on tho principle "
7vhz, IS known amongst boys as sPE
devil" lhst is, st is so mixed IS net 70 ex-
plods sH ~ ouce Ike ihe iiae gYain powder, me
inertia Of tho colt being so greai that an 0ssau-
tsnsaUs explosion ol the whole charge would
1uIst the guns bat the ignition OF tbs chalgs
being gradual s. 6JSt, the ball IS started 9Th
out any greet strain ga tie sihss OF the piece,
aud (it is coule.ded by the frieo0s Of gyea5
guus) is always successfully launched on is
mission OF destruction.
G IN BssuTeEsrd cannot hereafter be IanKsd
am1ng the s'lvccstss Of monster cannon. a.
least OF tbs nation, as ge learn uPln the best
eu,boriiY that he has telegraphed lHs suthoLi-
lies ihaf tLey need not send hm ANY Iaoge OF
rhar0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-19

The telegram fI5n Atlantis, tho 12th. eeTs
vent 10 a Elisvuus szid, ls d015-, HeH founded
complaint srsi185 .hs Federal General Rose
crsus: 4" Hs tas refused sad sis believed. sEi.i
refuses 20 give B-a1g bst'la tut VII 1izl s1 vim
tssiug az CHa+fsuoOga if ClB1 suvthilg b
rzoEs Unssas5usb.s Ia RosscTE1g Attsr Gea.
brsgE k=st fallen back "a Chattanooga on Dlr-
pose 90 giTs him battle, ihis fsishess fellow dsos
rot besiiai- % avail himself cf G7uszzi
BragT's cIvUilF 10 take possession cf tbs
ABANDONED stronghold. bas when asksd for
responsive cnErlssy ll iae shape of a
Egnt iron BIS EsuEIg c0.uun. O." be has
refused and It is believed, stll refuses ' We
sympAthiss 8sebly with The News Agent Of tie
Associated Press. ia asa Indignation Cd such
uaTe egona5ls coHducs on Tic psrt Of Rlssersusi 2
AZ tact, We feel hgre by I-i es l- IS Ct q piece
with BIS insidious and neseheTous policy dulinE
ths enfiEs esmPaIgB- His fsuk u0TemeH-a
have sil borne lba cana izeschsrCus STAMP 3
and have pitched Pc lo5-y 3 oat o. hundred aud
thirty RS Of Tennessee and Gs0rFis latitude
wI.lout q battle, and Go D believed Hitb the
serious ssign or his psr.s net cf "Hi4s1rils
in Chattanooga, bUs IL Georcis.
it IS uaniie5t That 90 isithisss 2 f.,cw a
Rosecrsns has ferfsi.sd 81 Goufsdsr1ts corf-
dsues, and ought 20 be Brought % terms. We
are no IoEgef BouEi 10 extend 70 him the cour-
tasy Of eh0sing whsihsr ha vii gira battle cr
nos, and we suggest that If ho eauu1t he forced
tu-5 . fight bT car sataiery. he sooud b.
brought bs.crs Judge Ih0zas. Of El5erton. on
a scare tgcias, Jlsri fFeiss. OF some ether action
Which shall pal FtcP 70 So t--schar5ua and do
cep.I7s career. We sgces with the Associated
Press that 70 Is TOO bad 10 be i1oFor tolerstsd-
But Truce 30 baJluaEs. Alsh0uzh sffsi q irs
Northern Georgia .oos very uuca zs if @ .nsrai
B-agg Ead been Cuswistsd By The "wilv Ross-
crsns, and us complaint ri TIE f.sEoeiatsd
PIsss reads laticrcu5ly, yes we -ava an abiding
faith thsL stErl VII HcTz Gus TiEIs thars 10 dss
tine. s. mo'eis be.-5TarOz Isisg7zph, I8iA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-19


HEADaUARTERs, ATLASTA, September. 2. IsC3
General Ur1ers No. J..
TTAYING besn assigned By the Secretary Of VVer a.
Ii duy n Tho eonsarpt buresu, With suthorit % ar-
r.s- dassftocs suppress aii onarF mo7 es
sud prssrVe order and tranqaiilty sthrogshout fh5
sates hereHy enter upon 1e discharge Of thsss ue-
IL All soldiers n tie STATE a5senr from fhsi
respective eoads ri-lout sHthoritT. uud=r anv rra
tense whatever, are called ugon report thaus-lger
without De aY shsr uE hsidqaargsrs in Atantz =,
mYah iu parsuH o. 20 Hleh one as sre acting uldar
suinorF fron me. in other pats Of tls Stster when
t0 tleiv commands.
III His ezeelsncy, the governor harinr tsBasr-r
the aid u tAa cEll aud military authorities Of th
state hey are earnestly a1elt=d % cooperate With ne
ia the dinahsrge uf ay 1utisl.
I ID not Intended % lntsEsrs or conflict In anv v-sv
with otLur Eutaorl iass Rrd hope that al WA work
larmonious-y together for the good OF our comu5r,
w. Tha privilege OF volunteering Is srt-,5.5 ., --
who are not already eniisted bat al persons EabIs -
lousorip tlgu gyh0 DO not votuntser ST oucs srs E
required rsport forthWth to the ussrs-t s-,-o-,,
acling -uucar authority rom 1es Fhs1 tseg --1f -
properly assigned. l1any shsud fsIi 10 e5nBl-- -
ne aborc r-Qul- gulelts B1eT viii BE- esrsi7e- -
srs and dealt with accaFdingly.
Ihoze ~ resp5nd promptly viii meet with al ths
laTer that may be able % extend b. hem M = =
hoped l1ls none VII put up0n me the uupssast -
o. aslag iorcloe measures . bring them 20 duty bus
Il any raouid refuse % comply vrIIh ta3 above ra-i
mens thew vii De hunted down, eap.asd aud trssss5
81 deaszJsFz- A sufficient military force - bean u7
A. my disposal % GEAR ths State Of 81 strargsrs i'.
srs snd desertsrs aud 20 apqrshsu iaul Wherever 80
nay 80 faAllA 4 a4all proceed % 40 uuee.
v All olhcers hnd soldiers disabled for mora r.ffr-
seIyce, who g mount themselves and rsuort b rs
Tli be ulpioyed under general geiers 70 gs Afutgna
aud Inspector Generals ofiee, Richmond Va b -
branch Of tha ssrviea.
Fellow SodieusAlsn o, tfsorzia d ruihlssg' f5s D,
on your ourderssiu5sE at your very doors, and K s
repsed, aA dozgerata the sod Of oar beloved sfsre
with BID poilutsd Eud uuhaiioWea t-aad FFiiI vou
suasr your homes 20 be desolatsd year wives --srs
aad mothers nsaited and outraged b the y1fsi h1re
Of tb6s North, who are daBtruie af huneuitv ~
stranger % all the sFFs and practices O. cvzsd va.
fare Our hope, our safety, FREEDOM ard sI tls
msu bold most dear. depend upon the stalTari srras
and unhiuching courage OF eur people Hsgv b.
seech you' % your country ea &c ana bafts side
BY SIDE with your comrades iu tle feidI I.st rora
pcinE the hng-r Of yen or T0ur descsu5arts
siier you- out rather I've casrhed % Tie saaory og
your CoantrF and she prde Of Jour chiiraus chi-s1
bsllumbsred with she gallant snd ever hs-rsf
dead. Wh0ss names and memories WI adorl the pa4,
Of fafure history By ordor Of
lSizneel q. w. LEE
3iaioT aud A. a e.. ere.
a. =. A0LAEa' Acting AdiatAHs saptzg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-19

81 LOUIS, fusseaY, ) pt. 5.-t spec sf despatch 20
me Aahoc' az 1als1 yesterday states that ths sxcs-
lssn+ wLiSn mas y.sd 10 Kansas since abe Lawrence
massacre aus sirsided and IN KS place has come q de-
termination fearfuiy earnest TO revenge fhf tfrr'e
ac mere seem 10 be no eoud isncs iaor respsC tor
zen, lseuoneid a rev tys ago Gen. Isane sud o. A.
NJ der sent telegram 60 he President saying tat The
ineompe tency OF ten Ssauhsid was daDtors5le md
unisss here sFafs change OF commanders immediately
tnere was danger OF e0liigt between the people ad
me ltary The reply ot the President dia NOS iadi-
case ms policy Gen. schofeles oder No. % las only
intsHsned tie popatar feeling The us-tng al Paola
ilorroE VIA probably bs abs largest held ia the
STATE. They VIII 20 Into Mizzonri Il ths military
show any daPosin 70 DIVE the rebels froa the iafes.
ted dis.rlet
t9uan.rei snd Onsre5sr are about thirty miles from
KalHas City with largely Increased force. Ths two
nunofea Thousand ds.iafs ia cash out Of L8g
has given ihgm glory aud Recruits, ana taer
bers nave swollen from fwo % twelve hanj ed. In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-19
VOL. XIV, NO. 1873

c7nmeneed All eyes were CENTRED en- Ia
forts, and the work .hsV were doing. Bls Et-
sign Porter saw that tse cBDoreauitv i1r rs va *
bad arrived TIE flashing IF The canros
from Su8aisr and Gregg guided bis Move
ten, without bsinE observed RE speul iulY
hsif ~ hour On ikem. aa1Focgiy ilssstigstirg
their construction. ard moved -u t-us-d tho
Aest i1 tine 60 reacl iE at d8JiiTi.t He imms-
diatalg rsportsd 81 tba AluiraI who declared
iimEzif ifze y grsadsi s- The iut7-mstioa, de-
ciari1g fhsr hs row fr-v al t1st desired 81
know. The irforrsro1 is -f c9uTss- kept
secret bus viii be 1gai.ed ci 81 Gle. admiral ia
q isE days"
From 5u5ssg grsnt events, Cr rather lack Of
events it is 90 30 inferred ihss aA hs desired 70
Euogy' 1ges, That his monitors woud be blown
higher than e. bits If be attempted % Iu1 TO-