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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-20

Confedorsts politicians desire 70 free fas krs-e
Empsr1E from aHy shsekls that may zepress nia
action
The sppesl Of the Coafsdegaies is e kfsne8
aiese as protector sf Tie MsxisuH msIlalehyy
and as the bsld Challenger Of Federal suFrsn1,
acy On the Ansfissa sqEfiHaHi.
Tbe London correspondent Of ths Pahadai-
pbia Izqlsir,T Is v,Iy isbilsni over siI Aaaon' 9
withdrawal from Englsnd. ae says
L will serve 10 render it al the easier for AlTt
Rasssli % set properly aad jas y j. he msstec
Of tas steam rams ard Other vessels BziidlHF 10
The South. I destroys slso ssrt Ct nacisl :
hat has hitherto exisfsd here, srgsud Bale1 a &
secsssiqRden in EEFlsBs hss ciustsfed, ana VI :
pfabsbiy also faad 70 Wsakes tie ant1usinsHl g
shat DoTti0n Of ths L1adoa press that kas ann
srts been In ths receipt Of s3utasru geld g
C0nf8dsrats promises 70 pay.
I hazdlV know what % say a5ous shsfs p
Frsass r. as is alleged, LOUIS AsP0lson IS De-
ts~nined, siasls beDdsd, TO ally himself 70 -
fortunes Of the South, now is csf ainly JUST % ;
time e ta-s the decisive step. ls - net yei
taken, AMI I still doubt If 4. viii BE- As5hInE
has occurred duh1g tie past week e ine-ea.e
bis designs. The FLORIDA stil raulalHs g bfes-l
and the Federal corvette Ksauags has seen e.
lowed to sntsr the sans port foT repairs, 90 pro-
fessedly the ike conditions.
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Below We give. from the Nashville Union, the names
andthe commands Of ths Ooufsdara;e prisons injured
in The late eatasiroohe a. that places
@ Knox 4th Tenni sssrass company 2. 29th
Miss y Dickey, A, 44ta Tenn; SEadsr. X - Con
federate cav s1nes, 2l.a Tenns A Grifdn o. "A
g p Ecshart l0sh Tszas y Nichal K lsr Ia. 1L.
Wisns r. lsi GA sasTp -ho-tsrz; ! P s1zith e. lfih
Ala q K lirgswo-.h II 18th Ta1n. s n on uj 58th
Ala " Fzrk 6-h ARK B Mi-s,all d 4l1s- ITsin. S =
Tssisy. o, ,e.l Ga; WIN Frlels- g. zTia lIls. Pos
tsr, @. lsf bat shHrrshGofs-1 - Leonard b ca Va-
Ju2 Sa1psou A. 3i-h Ass. 7 dieiugs. c. 5Ith Ca s
Cirreui c..lz n; ] Po 3 q - rerui Summers. p
31ih Alss- l Salle j. it las iaf1e7T. citizen r
Ksnda K, l3.h Ark; g g Ollsn. ID b. Texas; a III
kliing-sT- ril r. 81 e1lsiera= -a7 p a GiarE F ltn
Tenn; d 'fuo<er D 9.h ren1. Pea rsr. fiEsn. "
Paine soa Pane. ? 39ih ls, i 8arEu, DO 2 ferz
" Jones Ark; Jas KILLER. K 18th Ala, 4 ? u na-
RE ., 3}i Ala; H Bailey, L l4tk Tex ? p Bre1ss
G. 3ith Ala John fsyor. 81 X cav z Sssssur, G.
naTri', B. 2l,h Ms; Z Oisa, ga Miss Read.
x, = Ala Z Forss, 3 2sth Mss; B aiinars. B.
Sab Mss T ii Terry, Q, 18Th Ars; @ Hi J. c 14t1
Ala " Ernest, ID, 1sth reshi J II Pisrsoa e. 7,h
1liaEi John Brdgaa B. l9ll Ala; Terry Money D. l3.h
Lai A HeWey A. ga AK A Milling Wate'a
Lgt -tills-y; Wm Ayres, K, SOB Telni ? Tboaas A
81 ufsd cav; ID Waiksr. p Caufsd cav; W A ifa9dey.
F. 4sH Miss T Burus 3Jih Ca J B Bird; T. f3i Ala
r Flby l. lst Ga 6 ~ Eunlord, K "a ky, william
Reese LIT Ala legsn G Maddox lat bzitsli8z sharp
shoster-; J Pisrson 81 9 b miss; " 3 Bradfsri j
44h; d Coz, A. 2sth y n Hszistrsu. Cosi's battery
w Lam bert, ci'izs r Fox, Z SRA Gai " EVit. cif-
zen; B Giilard T. 34 Tesn; r Rranea, . 19fh Ala
T ~ q, l7th Tenn, ~ Wells. d. ITth Ala; Patrick o.
r1sr - l3tI Las 3 Burke. z l3ihi Lamb. D. 60ih
cav A Vaughan. d lsth ALI & W Hssrn. K 3Tih
&c; se Aist, - Miss cav; G Vandegsr ia Ala; G "
H1hnsr, i "a ky; / P Pee. i. 2st1 Aia- dsag- L j
Scott, A, sth Tsun, dsad; 2 L-viI K. Oh Tenn r
C8nusr, b, Isi La II FoW e.. siaEsn. Batiar Hemer
B. Q d Tsnni " Ike Harlan. B. l3th La.
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The yVi,hdrnvrnI Of ur. sEason.

The London TSinss, referring 70 the with
drawal of Mr Mason from Eaglana, suggests
that tho grounds which have probably prompt
ID the Government At Richmond are to address
themselves at LAST wholly and exclusively to
Franco. The inference on the part Of tie
Times is that the withdrawal Of Mr. Mason IL
preliminary 70 some action on the part Of
France. The Times adds;
Msssrs slidell and Mason we're siwsys asss-
eisted together in iha minds Of meB, and 80 also
were tbs Cabinets Of Paris and Londou, al re-
CARDS American sfsirs. The presence Of Mr.
Mason ia London, tvpifying an unsuccessful
appeal to the Anglo French alliance, has no
doubt been considered by the Contederales as a
shackls 70 the S0ata.
Il sppesred SO TO the two powers, md IL
uouid not bo a matter Of surprise that enc Of
shem shoald hesitate to decide what course to
pursue without the o.bar. Now things hsVe
changed. Ore Of thsse peEsrs hes taken no.
sition on the American continent which actual
" enables it 10 c0nfr favor upon shis poor.
bsIrassed and uurscoguizad ConfsaaTaey.
Tie South is now a nsighb0g 70 the distsnt
neural State to which Nr Siidsu was sent two
years ago. The South is now 8 SORT Of ally to
| France, with a common aniagouism TO the Fod-
sTal power Can it Be wea4eIed. then, that
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Our Cavalry.

From the Richmond WhIg. H.
It's no longer a secret thst Sen. Lss is NOV
ing upon Meade. His advance was made so
adroitly that our army had been in motion two
days before the Yankees were aware OF it. They
saw that something was in the wind, and sent
Buiord TO ascertain what it was. kitz Lee IN
tremendously drove Baford back upon Kilpst-
rick witb7ut giving hin the desired information
and the Yankees confess that both their cavalry
and infantry support were beaten back. At
last the truth broke upon them, and, with their
usual energy, the blue coats removed all, or
nearly all, their stores from Culpepsr Court
House in the brief space Of twenty-fouI hours.
Sinea then great Yankee foot race has been
going on. As the rear of ''The Grand Army"
is protected by cavalry, and as Stuart is in ad-
vance of our infantry, there has been, of course,
5 deal of work for our boys with bad saddles to
do And right royalty have they done it.
Although the story Of their achievements hss
come TO as oaly in fragments, the hundreds OF
pr sOBers that pour IN DAY after day tell very
pretty tale of themselves. We hear of seven
hundred cavalry, horses and all, cap tuTed st q
single dash; agaia Of three hundred more; and
again Of orders received at GoFdOnsyills for the
reception of thousand prisoners, with twice
that number Of horses aud mules.
THUS far" says an intelligent and we'll
posted correspondent, 'foUr infantry have not
| been brought into play" So all this "bagging'
| has been doae By the fellows who hsve to feed
/ their horses On weeds and pay dollar piece
| for horse shoe nails. Pretty good wsrk; but il
| they keep On - they have begun we shall soon
be overwhelmed with Yankees. We have some
| ten or twelve thousand Of them here now, and
| they eat like cOrmOrants No wonder -four has
gene up 10 ffy dollars a barrel. Then, again,
/ where are all these prisoners to be sheltered.
/ All the prisons are crammed; the aims house is
! in danger of becoming Yankee jail, aad there
| is SONS talk of building an enormous house to
cover tie whole Of Belle isle. Think Of the
! cost Of such building, when window glass is
six dollars q pane, and the price Of putty be-
! yond computation
Oar cavalry are Teaping q large crop Of lsu-
rels, bat, at the same lme, they are soaring ihs
! good people of Richmond cut Of their senses
! The laws Of hospitality demand that our '4an-
kee guests" be led first Of all, and as long 81
possible these laws viii be complied with. Bai
| If the prisoners keep on coming, the meal tut
and the -four barrel win soon give out, anc
there will be nothing to eat either for Yankees
or for white folks. It is 4 very serious business
| and if somebody dom: make haste to STOP
Stusrt aad his men from hauling in the goldfish
gentry, the consequences will be fatal. Oul
extortioners viii be compelled to drag all theii
-four out Of ther cellars and garrets, and thai
will be uination to the city.
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The steamer Africa has arrived at St. joins,
Tsih Liverpool ndvices 10 the 81 inst. The fol-
lowing Is q fuTnuary Of the news:
Pnucs MsxiHilian answered the Mexican dep
utatiOn that he would bo ready 70 accept th 3
tiar0us on the fee. spontaneous expression Of
t'us population. ard guarsHtss for the integri-
sad independence Of the country. The PARK
Esourse closed heavy Rsoies 81 E. 75s.
The noFs received By the Scotia sf the deisss
Of Gen. RosecrsHs, crested considerable ssnsa-
ton, AID caused q rise Of i've per cent in th3
rebel iosn, but the advance was nes tally suE~
aimed. and The loan closed o. about - per cent.
discount
Ths Tunes thinks that Gsnsral Rosscraas wa1
defeated By superior strategy rather thsa meia
fighting, and says that It is evident that tie Fed
i1sl troops contested the field obstiHaielY, a1a
rallied when broken snd formed again and re.
lIsyred the engagement repeatedly.
They seem % have done al that bravery anil
determination could effect, bat Tie greater Ski
Of the Coufedetafe generals in combining theic
oress which mads the attack insured them vie
cory
The Herald looks on It as the most decisive
battle fought in the Western Safes
The Morning P0sf points 10 tie continuance
Of tbs peculiarly Of this War-shat neither Of
the hsligsrsnts should be permitted for any pro-
trsctsd period 80 follow The path Of victory.
The Arzy and Nary Gaz,tls attempts to show
the dangerous position of RoseersHs, bus sug-
gssis that the Fsdsrsl prospects may be brighter
thsn ths dispatches make ous
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGEECE.
LYERPoOL, Oct. 3-sslss Of 10 600 bales
Of cotton to-day, the msEksl clssiRg buoyani-
SpseulstOrs sad exporters took 4000 bales.
Breadstufs closed quist but steady. Corn
active, with an upHard tsRdsaey.
LONDON, Oct 3.-Consols for money, 934 a.
93i Illinois Central shares, 1914 dis IRE
shares, 72674
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-20

The rumors by the Central train, last evening,
were numerous, and OF q very cheering chsTsc-
ter. Passengers report that on Wednesday
evening, orders were received at C0ipePeE Court
House to provide fer the reception OF one thou
sand prisoaers, captured by Gen. Hill, and seven
thousand horses snd mules captured by Gen.
Stuart.
There were also rumOrs Of favorable positions
having been attained by our army in the rear OF
Meade, and the capture Of large amount OF
stores. OF course, in the sbSenee Of reliable
i-faraahoD, We cannot FoEeh for the truth OF
these runners
Three hundred and thirty Yankees, including
eight commissioned cfieeTs, were received At tsc
| Libby yesterday. Twelve Of them we're caught
1 by our scouts m the upper PsTtet stafford conn
! ~. and were brought down on the Eredericks
/ burg lr&iB. The lower part Of Stafford Is ciea
/ OF The enemy.
| Sums Of our wounded were brought desGn el
the Central tTsin.-RiehwORd Sentinel, l0A.
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Address ~ p PAEsEDEN 4 DAVIS TO
,E,sE E q 4 q Y uE NNNR ANs a b.
HEADQUARTERS ABHY OF TENNESSEE,
October a. 1853

Oclobef l4s 1893.
SOLDIERS: a grateful country hss recognized
ysur aTduous service, and Tejoieed over youT
sloIisas victory on tie field Of ChieksmGuga.
When y0sr eOuBtTynen shall mere fully learn
tbe adverse circualslanees under which yeu at
tackled the enemy, though they csnRot Be more
thankful, they nsy admire mere the gsllsGtry
asd patriotic devotion which secured you sac
cess Representatives Of every State in the
/ CoufedeTscy, your steps khve bssR followed with
sfscsensie solicitude by friends In every part OF
de Confedelacy Defenders Of the heart Of our
/ territory. year movemsnts kaye been the object
/ of intensest anxiety. The hopes Of our Cause
I greatly depend Hpon yOa, and hsPpy It is shat
/ an cen securely rely uPoE your aehlsFing what
| ever, undsT tks Blessing Of Providence, Eunan
/ naxer car rffsot. Though yOE haYe dsne much
/ Tsrv mHek vet rerlsins 70 30 done. Behind you
! q a seeEls Brogidiag Tor yosr support, and de-
/ psnding on you Ter protection. BstoTe yea Is =
esssiFy devastated BY your ruthless invader,
/ where geRte woman, teesle see and helpless
/ infsHey hsvs bsea Subjected to outrage wlthoai
nanaIlel ia the warfare Of eivilisid nations.
With sager eyes they watch for your coming
/ n thar dellvarauce, and the homeless refugee
ninos isr tse hour WheR your VICTORIOUS arms
sbsil restore his family 20 the shelter tTom which
/ fbay have been driven. Forced 70 tazs up
a4H9s 10 vindieAts the political rights, the ifeo
doEH EQUALLY aAL Httate buHeAi eAtIs WA-AAA W Dtt
he heritage purchased by tie blood OF you
rsyolutionsry sneH, yOH save but the alternative
III sisvish submission 10 desp0tie usurpatisD, o.
tbs isdepsndenes which vigorous, united, per
-irtapt effort viii secure. All which hres IA
/ r-oslv brasst. nsrvss the Pelriet and erals Ia
bsro. is present 70 stimulate aud sustain you
Neblv have ron redeemed tns pledges giyea II
.he rsme CT ireedom, to the Haemory CT you
sreests7, ssd the rights ol your pesterity'
Tkat ven ny complete The mission 70 vhiel
Won are devoted, vii sGiIs Of yos such excl
ton IL The future Is yoH nave made IN the past
continuance Is tho patient endurance OF toll an
danger and that seif-depiai q nlcs rSlests ever.
s;dsrstisn st variance VITA tAs publie SCI
yiea, - uHwcnhy OF the holy cause IN whic
yoEr EEs sBgag7a,
Wasn tbs var shall have ended The highsl
r,eel oil praise viii be due, and probably give
= bin ,gao has claimed least tor higsseli In 7rC
portlop 10 the service he has rendered, aud ID
6isaegess seifl epToach which may heraaise
| haunt lie msnoTy Of any ons, viii be 70 hH
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The NoF5hern Eleeiioau-AbsIiiionisn
triumphant.

Northern Pspers Of the I4.h contained enough
details Of the October elections to show thal the
peace element Of the North is utterly over
whelmed. We give the following as specimens
Of the result in Ohio an ! Indiana:
The city Of Paisdelpbss gives Curtin 5000
msjoriiy, being q gain Of 10000 on the vote Of
1860, when he ezriisi the State bv $1,000 ms
j1rty. Cincinnati gives Brough 5000 majority
In several of tse Ohio regiments Yalsndivbsm
did not receive vote. The BlEck Republicans
are Of course jubilant 50 % the result The
latest dispatches arc subjoined
PHILADELPHI4, OssOber "a -At ihs Press Of
ice they figure up Curtin's majority at 81 ,7S2
'Eit6 !0Tty-oHe counties yes 10 hear from that ia
1860 gave him 1882 majority Fulton county
gives woodward 264 majority, q slight decrease
irsm last year
10 Philadelphia the Uaion party bz7e elected
all thsir city sud county officers bT msioriiiss
ranging in the HeiEh50Thood Of 5000 Tas ma
j0rity for Curtin viii probably reach 70O0
CISCINNATI, Oe1ober l4-Ehe msi0ritv for
B.Ough, the Union candidate for governor Of
Ohio, is estimated ni 50 coo, which the soldiers
vote viii increase 70 100000 mfi1ritY.
HamiltOH county gives Brorgh GOO nsforify
In tWentY-uine coun les Br0uFa has 81 3I6 ma
joHiy--s gain over last years vois Of % 2ss.
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Northern Finances.

The New York COmmeTciut of the 18th ssys I;
There was much excitement in the gold mar
ket this forenoon. The sales rapidly advanced
to l543 the fyure At the close of the frst board
as against l494 at yesterdays first board. Sub
stquently, on the street, sales were made as high
as l55 a l56 per cent, but st ten o'clock the
price had returned to 1544i 5 per cent Exchange
On London is 40 per cent, as near IS caa be
quoted at this hour.
At the Gyst hoard, Wednesday, gold Wss SCI
ling st 1923 Virginia skies, 6o3; North Caroli-
mas, IS. Gold in Baltimore, Wednesday,, l53.
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AUCTION HOUSE


ArLAETA September = h Leo5
.- -e- % s-r5 aerst s3ding and 10 make our
eb--css couf1rm 10 the lisbi itT ahralaea tnA I'm
feF sf9 shippers Wii be required 20 p.see Aeif as
80 --sr - pzekags bsiors l. vii be received
such Va ne VIII Be inserted IN me COMPANY teN.it
-rlounr--the al Of Cod ana me public enemy oh9
lsEcep ed y r. S4--li
aaqs 7rr 20
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9EENERAN. OIlIIEEs 20. .


PROVOST AAasn ALB tkf iSfH-
aTI8srA Ga, September g, le63
II, officers aud Eoldiers arfllsE a tlls PoAb Ml.
u 4 ~ ~ Provost AarEhsi il-Taeo oiata on @ r.
- n srfer ihat their orderE iuriouges leaves oi Ao
-.soes etc. rsay be eEsmn ned g.
ne Provost Guard Is instructed % halt su 3 -
- -, snr dsrland Of ihem pagssa ffoIa lie Provost
as fser IS not Intended 70 interfere with nose Who
- tsnr f-,r, 4 cir conn ands with proper su'horiy
-. - -, ,,u4 lsr o. abgentees- without leave re
v - tbsi eli shonid IePor, IN order thai ne gais
oass nay BE- deteciea. vvpfnuTr
By orderof = = Z, = rs-l-rs.s
CHAS. W. FEDEh,
- rs Captain anu PrOvost Mershal
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~ In faith, Captain, said son Of Erin.
as ship was coming on the coast in iDeleTn ant
winter weather. 'shsve ys Farrumer's aimsnie
oa board 2" "Eo, I bavn'tn g. Then, sbs ia-
bers, . replied Pat, "we shall have to ts&e the
weather IS it comes"
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GOLD TO EXCHANGE Fox CONFEDE-
RATR PAPER

EFUGEES are % ihsd hat hsye two deE rsbls
X - ANT ATIOSS for Eale--cHe contaic hg ioat
z5-5 s.urgz ana ths other two hunared-ooth desire
~ ier.a Fui description is use,es. They are loca.
80 i1 BartoSS county Ca and within infes nalies el
- y7esigrn uua Atlantic Railroad Conner WIZ tas
- ~siare5 a. CarteEsvills. Barlow county ea
uu' - -. WV sITCTE'B
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THos. z. FLSHER & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

NO. a E7eacbtree st, Atlantas S5aa-
T1RRsONAL alienation given 70 he purchase sno
- al al kiuds OF HHROBAhDiAE s16 the -
sesss5eut of ulonsysp Qsitsh e. Astl Eests,
lsG-1z
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GR 9flenqsIs 8peal.
PuRTIaaHD
TeruRs OF AdvertisTmg.

An advertisements win be charged two dollars per
uquars fer TIE fra insertion and dsnsE End hfty
eests for each subEeguent inEortoa-
LoOs aalsos VII be charged At the rata Of cry eta
pr line.
ohitasy notices charged Al ihs rate sf twenty-five
syper Hns aud an other srtIoios Of general public
L-..ra.- :. o-L-r .Lrar.l-anaan-.
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DESERTED !
10 REFUGEE HEHPHlS CAPITALISTS.
4 Fare Opportunity fer IHVestmeRt---
ChOic6 and Well knsWR City
Residences viii be SOid for
Confederate Money.

r-aF O -n-rs hEvlaE present Use tor Iao1ey oneF
-ro.f desirable -s ~ EECE PEOPERl.E- in tie
ei.v of Memphis, a. reasonable prices Apply tmueai
'BREFAFD,"
P5st OHce B x No 81
-re7s Mscus. Ga.
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REPULsE OF TBS EEEalY on THE FsL1 81
HsTCHiE-A special dispsfca 70 tba Mobile
Adoertissr, from Ox.orl, 81 lhe i5ih irst. savs
ihat ten regiments 6. esVslrY, vita aiue D-ses=
9i artillery, pursued Gen. Cta'aerl f3 yFvsrf
ssd usra rpDhtd there. The srsnv rssfrs7
after banning iha town Tee l0ss ess hssv. ca
boa sldes u repsrta1 oy se1gt shrf rom
three 10 Ase ihousaild inisnsIY, one re- .nsnt Of
eavalry, sixteen pieces of srti srv. = -. 5-,,-
ired wagons passed Holly Sr.rgs vs-.-r,irT.
moViag south. General c-af.s-s 4 fsiii7-
bach On Gfenada- sl.,Fnss,, 4 ..,r,,e F. go.ns5
s.a ogi.aAns % Issnfo1ca BasacIaas- lfirsissiG,.
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TIE rwo Arn,l...

a Tennessee army eanesPonde-.s aakss the
following observations, On conps-inz the srris.
Of Tennessee and Virgins:
The old veterans cypress su-priss that tbs
iar-lsmee army el B.agg fsils to come ID to he
reputation Tor drill and discipline shSch com
mon runner has s7eribsd % It. and clsin ibzt
the orgaHIzstion Of Less army is every vsv ~
peTioT. The veterans Of Braer on a. otbe-
hand say that they haVs besa bs-ser fed an8
worse dressed than any other irooss Ia IA Con-
tsderac7i snd claim a0Ehinc for Themselves bnr
hsrd knocks, severe rsgulsti1ns and eil olotbse.
In tns iAtter quahtesii0n they are uuquessou-
ably ahead OF any body Of msu IL fAis counfrv
fhe difference "a the style Of fgbting bstgse-rr
the f"o armies Is also distinct Ths Western
army, vita few Exceptions, seldom charge con-
-iaaousy- Inc FHginA sTmy rarely DO ether
Wisa. The ons are content 70 sand ~ sn7 -
change SHOTS AZ long range lhs other close M
and dash forward. On the enc hard. srperi-
enee nas shown hat tho enemy stand fra Sc veil
IS ourselves o. the ether, That Ysekse niuelr
always fails ca tAs algarea ~ Geld ssael
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The two latter psra sent about weeks sgo % rsih-
force Rosecrsns So that this uae, tn Yankee sfaY
has not over I've corps aud net over Ay thonsfnl en
10 an Mseaeis bsadausrtsrH Fkie here were 81 Dug
Wallach's house, and General Patrc provost lafs-zi
general gFere a. DR.. TaiiHferTes
Hon John Minor Botis was arrested to-day BY oFdef
Of General j. 81 b Stuart and will be sent forward TO
Richmond IS prisoner Of State. hBge not Barnes
the charges against him A.
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CTRCUE,AR,

CHIEF QUAkTERMASTER S oFFIOEsl
EoRGIA STATE TROOPS,
ATLANTA Ga. october lOth lst5-J
IL officers o. Georgia State frooPs viii report a.
-fnv both rank end die, that regulations for funds
r7sv be made IL vii be mpos1lo.s 70 gst ianas 70
nav t1em uuta fhs l. douo J. L. aOFAeFAN,
c~Ia4v vi snd Cbief Cusr-erulssrer n s. I.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-02-04
Elect Lincoln.

Elect Lincoln, and we shall have good times,
Elect Lincoln, and there shall be plenty Of
work and high wages. Elect Lincon, nd if
the Son'h secedc~ VIC Will send a few rcri-
mnnts Of wiae-a wakes down there and wine
them ont in thirty days. Elect Lincoln. and
there shall be plenty of money. Eject Lin
coin. and we will bring the government back
TO the policy Of the fathers Lincoln was
elected, and we have bloody times Lincoln
was elected, and we have plenty Of work, such
as wadng in blood to the knees, digging gr..
yes for our young men and taking care of the
maimed, wounded widows and orphans. The
pay. however, is not so good, when soldiers are
forced to work for thirteen dollars per month
in paper money which is worth only half its
the government is hundred times creator.
Lincoln was elected the South seeded a nd in
stead of sending down wide awakes, they draft
from Pennsylvania and let the abolition wide
awgkes of Massachusetts, go free. Lincoln IS
elected and we have PAPER rags for currency
and billions Of debt Lincoln is elected, and
instead Of economy and reform we have had
stealing, and wholesale plnndcr unheard Of in
anv age Of the world. Lincoln, is elected.
and instead of coming to any policy of our
fathers, we are coming to taxation, nationa |
bankruptcy and unmistakable ruin.--SunbuyV
Democrat.