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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

CH~ARLEsTON, September 9-Ths enemy il silent to-
day. Gen. Beaussgzrd refused 10 hold any sommaaL
cation with tbs Yankee dsg Of truce boats hereafter
until an s1Plznatsa H gwen Of their firing on ca
truce boats
The Yankee officers ear. a7sa a; saat=r were naval
AMI marius officers.
We clio took tbs 0Hgua, tag Of Fort Sumter, which
Major Anderson was compelled 90 lever. and carried
away WITH hln, and which DalIgren hoped TO rsplacs.
Erem Eichazoud.
R~ICau0aD. September G-Ta che Vrzlnis ssusis.
Collier, Of Petersburg submitted r rsolur1u providing
Tor the spp3iluuelt &C comuissi1u5rs % procssa To-
each Northern state. ard dsusat then Co decide By the
btlot box wh-th- Vrguis sHs8 be Eupsrat q from
tlsn IN pssee provided tho otbar SAFES Of the Con
fsdsracy appoint like commIssi1asrs. The resolution
was fofLwi b oouzileEsI and NE a short dsssta. vas
Indefinitely postponed. Yeas 50 maya lColisE) .
The largest sale u imported goods ever offered IN
Richmond, Wa made 70 day Prices were higher thsu
any heretofore obtained.
The news fram Charleston to-day had sn Inspiring
effect Cezhdenee is felt here That We shall have good
tdlDgs from Tennessee before long.
TRE THsRa-uHssss~EPFH DEPART
BEEE.
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Advertisements
To the Volers ef Osbb, Fultan and UaY-
ann lnnnllaa.

ATLANTA. September Q, 1868
EDITORS APPEAL: Esse ny name suggested 81 q
candidate 70 represent the people Of the ash senato-
ral district, Composed Of the oouatiss Of Cobb. Falton
and Clayton, IA the next General Assembly Of the
State The announcement Of my name was entirely
the work q frisnds-aa expression Of their par iaitY
for no IN thst connection.
had thsught, and probably have said, that I could
net be Induced 70 be . candidate for any civil ohcs
during The war but, dading myself unable for service
in the army, win but ltils hope to return {, the Gsld
under several months, yield my assent.
wien I entsred the servies I determined that noih-
Ing bus Presidential osussa should tako me out Of IT,
H1eh is my determination to-day.
should I be elected. only such Of my tins As Is abe
lutely Necessary for he discharge Of the duties de-
viewed upon me shall be lest 70 the service and IN 70
event DO 7 contemplate retirement from ny e~ountys
d7fesse as Isng IS I en- able 60 strike 3 BLOW IN our
csuss.
Hslsotsd, my energies shall BE- devoted to such meas
ur-s s., in my judgments vii b. most conducive 70 he
public good and believing, g I do. that our failure, e
a free and happy people. depends upon the Eaeees7 Of
our arms I would be rseressi to ny principles, should
I fall IN every practical way to aid ssd encourage ny
brothers IA arms Your obedisnt servant
sel0lW +. ?. WATKINS.
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TELEG RA PHO
OUR SPECIAL
From the West and vioksburg.

Special 70 ihe Memphis Appeal
JACKs0y, September THE --latest information fcm
Vokssurg IS ibsi The upper batteries are mrnnsd By
negroes, and that The YANKEES ere building new forfis-
cations All edifses tsat Interfere with the new plans
Of defense ara demeH-hsd
Mounted negroes are committing many uuris1
amang TIE citizens o. Deer creek. Among he victims
reported are MeErs. Joasrh CLARK, Thozas Milford.
Johnson Hewitt snI sImus. The Yankees make No
effort to Restrain them.
AMI vaugbs, rear Bakers creek, bas been assss-
anatsd.
Osterhaus mocesds Dennis IN command, whose re-
novel g. s]ttrbutsi 60 hu Isuisncy
Graot d-parted souihward on Wsd-e-day last
The FEDERAL trzns-aH sssapPi ezpsdIHsus have all
been worstsd. Gen. Smith whipped hem at Nozros,
Louisiana
The Yankees aPpr,herd startling o-pe1sHous from
orr troops under Gen Lee. b
Reports OF the Press Association.
Entered &C ,or5luF TO a-t II Congress IN The year 1879
by J. s. THHAsEER ia the C,sFka omes Of the De
tuct Court Of Lue Jsul=dsasts states Tor lie N0rlh-
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Our mails from this point failed entirely ihis
morning.. which lssvss rs without any news
paper details Of Affairs as they have progressed
since the evening Of the eth. During the CON
anuaucs Of the siege, We are pleased to state,
we have secured the services as a special core,
spondent, of MIR. 2. g. DE FoNTABE, the favor
ably known old army correspondent Of the
C0-ier whose letters over the signature Of
PsTsonns," were 80 popular, His intimate
acquaintance with Charleston and its vicinity
viii enable him to write understandingly as the
siege progresses.
The neon dispstct Indicates that the Yankees
are endeavonng 10 make the position OF Morris
island aysilsble 20 operate against Sullivan's
island, the city, aud James island. If they sue
coed in placing in battery some Of their lsng
range Parrot guns, they viii be able to do great
dsmsge. The batteries bearing on Morris
is'sud. which Gre not few 10 number, ought to
be able to prevent this.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

From KEOXyLLE-From a gentleman, of
high standing, who arrived here, last evening,
from East Tennessee, We learn that The Yankees
have arrested q number Of citizens and impris-
Ored them in the eommon jail. Among the
prisoners are the RsY. NJ. Harrison, Of the Old
School PresbytsIians Rev. joseph 4. Martin,
Of the Presbyterian Ua1d synod, and a quiet,
inofensiTs citizen, named Coffin, of the Rock-
ford factory. The crime Of these gentlemen is
patriotism, loyalty TO tie land OF thsiJ birth,
their residence and their affections. The minis
ters in question did not hide their ligE. under &
bushel, but were Outsp0ksR and ~dsm'ustrative
10 their patriotism We have heard their bold
deuBnciations Of Yankee wrongs and domestic
treason and dislOyslty, and their eXBortstiOns to
their eoUntrymen % exercise courage and perse-
veTancs in defense Of th6ir sacred rights and
honor, fortunes and families. their ell a Just
rsIibution swsits their prosecutors, We fondly
hope and believe.
We regret to learn that 6un5Ty men, hitherto
regarded sound on the Southern question, have
sought add obtained mmusitT from Yankee ont
rage through the interpretation and Endorsement
of Jshu Williams, who once represented kulS
couRty in tho. Legislature and is and has been
from the FIST a notorious UnioR man, who has
never, we believe, professed t5 be anything else,
or TO surrender bis allegiance 70 Lho Lincoln
Government. And yet hs and othors, of the
same class, have been suffered by our suthori-
ties to TeIasiu thers ia Un5illurbed Deac3 and te-
curity.-HlatsBiAs C01tsferot5.
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Reliable intelligence vss reealvod 80 Selma Yesterday
afternoon that the Yankees were Ia f0rcs near Gsds-
dem Wills valley, on Saturday isst-s00ut tnirtv thou.
sand OF their cavalry going toward Kingston. Wheel
erH eaVslrY hsd been r-pulssd by s largo body o. them.
and were falling back, receiving r-into-csmenfs. r is
doubtless the purpo-e Ct the raiders 80 strike the rail.
road 81 or near R me or Kingston, and stop c9mmuni.
cation with BrazE's army.
This We regard aFfhe beginning of 40 important
movement on the part o. IN enemy. We shah sxoect
10 hear of 8 general eBg4E=naur iI EaE. rsunoss5e ia a
Few dayz-hEsssfpDigH SEA-
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= eoVRaNoR sLEOr d 80.

TEX e8N EhN0M HLECA VI AAlhA-F
The Press Association new reports from The
rsns-Mississippt department, inform Us Of the
election Of PESDLET0S MURRAH, ESQ, as
governor Of hzt important State.
Governor MURBAH is a native Of Bib county,
Ala, and Is about forty years Of sge. He
graduated O. Marion, Ala, and entered upon
the practice of the law. He migrated to Texas
ia 1919 OF 80, and located ia Eastern Texas,
where be SECURED a high reputation in his pro
f~sssi9n, and became at an esrly day g repre
sentative IN the Legislative balls Of his adopted
State. He was was chairman of the house COM
mittes On TIE Kansas resolutions, during the dis
cussioR Of this sgitating question, and took
strong grounds iR favor Of the vital rights Of the
South, and their defense by force Of arms. He
is a msn-o great activity and esergy, and in
bis hands TIE S.sts Of Texas viii not wsver in
her position 10 the ~holyrcaase. He takes oEee
on the meeting OF the Legislature in November
next, for the tsru Of two years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

C~0EFEDEEATE MONEY ut well tlat 90 selza~.
who receive 81 per Honth Ter thtir ssryies IL sddilo6
70 taslr ASIA tsre ana seHnT elotli1a 30 rot take lie
3 held by song ~ she Hlulcrs and eFfertar-f- II
hey did thsir e~oneluslont would b tlat slt Ser mc,,b
in CsLfedera1e notes. we're 0ulytqrA ~ 81 iva def5er-
per anngum 10 gUd End were theY 60 fol.w us -re--.I,
Of some Of The ssy-sth3meites th-r Ioee <rpi5I5.S
them 10 susPeud hshting until teGererHneut fncrassss
their pay. But, Wekn0F tbas Hisneu whaE Mms-
installed oar cause have novs- 1utertaio-d
thoaghl Thag you'd Eeorn 81 90 aavdahq - ~os.
nary. upPuriuec aud dssra-tia IS 10 l-ks ia
higher pay They zoos 10 ihe 9~9verumant 10 -
ta5usb abe value Sf tbs egr eneF, snGulhfa4 adoBs
they viii receive what d now eut q msasi Bttsro-s
What d contrast betWeen he meuiH The 6sid ara lion
sands not Ia the Geld Ihe former, baud Of 6etI5.-
the later, Worskipsrs -cf Mammou from mor5ing,ii
nl~Eht-RtAzssd BttF.
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. CAPITALTaTs ]

An OFFERING FG2 sAIra ru
s1a7isq On t9s ssst SEQ De4thr, DeKsIb soaStv
4 AeFe : s9e- eemforflbls ana rsnt 5--11-L'
g0oa eos bniidingsa and Negro honsss 4 a. ss
1911 % Pae pHssand 8tser frsfs TEs-e
Sd in fair rsrs ~ 49,
Faiau, Jag c-nveuiarf > III hons
tHals 3 btzEtlu afnu. ess--
my In te s ais. % mat os
4Boeal'ea ion for g phvsen1-
any person ri b. & TO purchase WI s-r
S4t ny ence, y Decs rs. IA s"o
0Hf p j. rowe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

BANAHAf from tte SD .osibsr On the ,f,sacf .r,
Ia IE ilstsut, AEGz EJT.rzmed -.Tl
twenty-tlr-e yesri cd % uua- % con r-v--
900 zee hve ieet eisFsz ln--al high ~ ~ -
a. l-t gray jeans pat and mock c5a. 49, 49,
Goth cap. Re j. sma-t and geek vpokgr ~ -oer
pt29Aol lst on soder trsi4 for Uhatta o9-a- Team
ma nay De Vih the army at TIA. pace. 6rrrsv -
once owned.
1WH give ths shove reward FIR the s7u-shsnesu
any Jail where 4 can rsthim-
Is TEMLu
EeH&N E-Haa---sr-
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FOR saIE . TIE CIrY-An accomplished
h1 ssuanr She is thiry-four years Of age
resa, can chi and make, and Cau-
r - arg-ssed la masking pastry, preserves.
housework generally Also, hes
lee boys. aged fifteen, line, sz, three
ASH snhd tnrnout- 1ns pair Of eau-
ae on q spLau-d ast Of harness. and a
ia good order aud for ssls
lcF 81 CnFigrd, Prefer q Co,
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MNE HALL.
4 R0ardiag seh0oI for Young Ladlas.

Rev.8. Avery Shepherd, Principal
THE largs snd coumQdlo 70 s~bulding The besutffni
II grove around q, ard Esahsai5hy location, render
haa-oUe q ttae most H=4sHt4 sgt @ lin lhe dounisv
4 c rps Of hghy accomplished Teachers Il c1ans-ted
WIKI .he lntttdu1n, sra every attention win BE- gixsn
fo insprs = thcrOug1 course Of sducaiion.
FIRST MONDAF IN Gcfeber.
CiruulRs pf0Rsty ss1s toahy tdsrsss.
~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

tlE OHlo ELkcII0S-Ahe diEpatdh from
Cncnnhi 20 Chicago, states that George i.
sa Democratic candidate Tor l-isulsuzl.-
be- returned from D stamping tour ID
Naahtm md Western OHIO, and reports 50 thar
% auluiam a. Democratic meetings, is sr
fater than curing fhe campaign Of 1856
s5st Yzlsn5igbsm viii carry ths
Immense m~sionty.n Tt E to BE-
hcs Impressions are correct and that
pradicss would have oceured bsa
&c tmed expedition OF Morgan never been
u1lzau We have nc doubt. The same dis
pae3 ass ihst dr Pugh has l-n.ansted TO
ta egtml csnuaaee Iat be viii caessluly &C.
4s-rs Brgugh and Asdersoa IRE
eaa -es1ddates) 20 Tie s7ay oftbe Cum
hsiaHd and discuss political measures before
PEE ~ss previous to election Il g mtimstsT.
o. iaey wall nos aegeDt the challenge"
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lne ~ .hon papers state that Lincoln
fs4- a lester from General Grant IN.
p not osly pledges himself 10 aid Adju-
sueral Itomas IN bis Ia6org, but also
beassiy Endorses ths emancipation procIaas,
ton and The raising OF ooIoro5 troops; sd
earnestly expresses ne opinion that with le.
laser great results can Be attained For dis
irs o ten er ftson miles on both sides OF
ae Mississippi be says, nearly ali the slaves
have been ran 81 80 The inierisr by the plant
en tui hs h,s sent ont swo expeditions for
esrpssap lberaEing such slaves as can be
fsun5 and to spread The glad aziBFs amane
chose shiin bondage.
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Sl0O RRWARnl

WAEEN from he Atishts Hotei, on The night Of he
A & "a September one pEUNk, with wooden bands
srssR eoor ana marsed IietL j. W. Terry. Lynch.
burg, Va Iheabeve reward will be paid 5or "a -.
HVey ~ me % he Atlantis Hotel and 10 ousssions
asked lseeiW.l j. W. TERRY
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DE5EFTER SHOT.-Ib
ont several times u thoV proyot guard have ben
10 srrestiag d=ssrters sighoorhoed Of iate, engaged
four. mostly ia A~hsr Ahey have Eaihsrsd twenty
long t5 North Carol &, ~ o. whom, except Two. Be-
were from Amhsr ~ regiments. The tive excepted
mamb=r af Csp' +tcoHnty. Daring 6 cir last hum, q
NJ LEROY STAT krkDatriCkB company. BY the aamr
working At "a, was buud conceded IN Tie y GODS,
the p-rvos ns trade IS cooper. A single member o.
- starts c guard tracked him 70 hH hiding place, aad
dou5Is sd 90 run. Erssping a. the ssHls time q loaded
To , d barrel guu and AN Enfield uH-- IL was ordered
y ak which he disregalded. The provost guard
lon snapped his guu 60 him THREE. or four iimes
and on ne fourth attemPLtus piece went Of Sire cad
passing thrf ugh the body d the dssertsr, ling him IN
stantiy. lie had been aasuu, E0m Dis company over
tweiv' months and had been repeatedly hred A. At
one rhna the Sheriff ~ ths eIuRty en1ted svery barrel
Of bis pistol without hitting him, sd on another SEGA
sion a detaesment 3f te Lexington raVaI y hrsi sew
eral inebsc' ual shots AZ him- lie had previously avow.l
ed his determination uut % be takauaIve. The Wy
OF the H@nssress-r is hazdr-Lgsal9rg Bsrasesa
- Big Gth ,. w Revere bss been aisuisssd
froP ths Uui1sd States aunJ FOR 'ms5ehavior before
tbs enemy
70 Count NiehoiS Gs-rris sfh, n-4 rsgtl-nt mn.
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AZ The washington Sta5 q iha en- IN,

E The Washington Stay Of the 81 inst
says; /" Yesterday ak trains went oa tS he
front 5eaviiy AasnvgAh ecpsprPk sic srmv
has no little dmeOky sgue Qf4hs su6-
siitaiss. wh6ftqaiIe ElmostRa eqnA Hlalber Of
men to gusEd them but ths s~iiipseat orders. to.
gsther with the recent executors, seems to have
a beneficial easet, and causes for complaint are
now less frequent"
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Y Application was male for the use of TIE.
Georgia military institute, at AsJietls, for a
Conf.de'ste hospital, but Gov Brown has re-
fused, because he doubted lis power 70 Suspend
The exercises Of The military school vrieh he
thought of tho highest importspco at this time
ard bseSuss lie felt convinced that other buii5.I
ings suitable for the purpose could be procu1sd
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aE 2a1se15aa 0EO. P4GNTLI. lsts ~ -.
ID ~lb-mSt $3.50. o. tennessee, having ssso-ss
u JOS@s sgir snd fun of
SO ESrS - SIe purchase ~ sale (exelasv-lv ~
~o1,d - = - Any Persou wishing 10 brver al
1stsH hbh z 4 e., Pes,hrss sTe-i
As5s4seea-@efsr hasrs 1 &c.,
srag IN fArA4LL a. JOINS
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a GUARD TURNED PRlBONER-Our young
friend Jimmy Brown, We Learn, recently vol
u%Bteersd 10 escort 3 Federal prisoner from jack
son 10 Brandon About midway between toe
two places the guard and his captive sat down
- rest. when Jimmy inesutiously unhnekTed
his pistol belt, and laid his weapon by bic side.
This #ss too greet a temptation for Yankee
honesty, sud accordingly the h,Es-bally seizsd
the pistol and iaformsd Jimmy that matters
woro reversed-Ehat they must Tstrses their
steps and travel - far wcsi as Ficksbu-r. jim
ny, Of course, yielded obedience. and after sun
down they took up their journey for the
Hill Civ, JimmY scting ss guide. On reach.
ing the vicinity Of Clinton the Yankee dismissed
jimmy, giving him thirty-fye dollars il Con-
fe3erata bills, and advised him to quib the Fahel
army and 20 hens to bis mother. Jimmy eam-
piled with Abe latter suggestion, as he was
doubtless in need of resi- and rsIeshment. and
willing 10 agree with the poet thai. in -Eueh q
contingency, there is no place ike home"
We are sure. however, he will not be willing to
quit the rebel army until hs pays a few blua-
bellies back with interest for putting him to 80
mech Inconvenience.
We leBTn that 0m cavalry recapturad the
nssT Edwards depot aud was taken
back 10 jackson, when Jimmy's pistol was re-
stored TO him, never again, we predict, 70 be
.aaned undeTszcb circumstances. This prison
n had a parole in his pocket when be acted so
.reacherogsly to his unsusPeeting guard. He
clearly violated that parole, sud should be dealt
Fuh accordingly. Bat,1Ws mHst not lay our
'esves liable 10 retslistion.-NtssissiPgisHs
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800 RE WARD.
STOP THE RUNAWAY

fHARLESi asout twenty I've years CID vsla1
~ cainp-sE on weighs enc I'm drHd and fny pounds.
rAsAsF q doFncsst i9ok VIA a ifi mous AMI
gsal7ef with 1ga1htHIed coat aud cap ana lizat pen,s.
he iel Wedne-dayeyenirg and Ekelr GOT on ths WrrE
Pint TRAIN e. be eas thst dag purchased fcm J9psT
u A-rtin- ofsAlabzmE TIE bov served ia t6~e n
Memphis IL The eoopsEns trade
a. C. CAECE & Co.
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A.E Da.aLu.e LHtasFE| MAKES q AuelF EEE
--si9n 90 s5a comuissrry department Of tbt
Government. tbss saould be a. once acted upon
in or5s- 90 keep the meal for the army this win
ser from becoming austy Complaints are nov
making IS TO some of the meal issued, and therr
is mo reason Why sbsy should be necessary. The
Prsservsave is k'a-dryirg Tho grain. The
7r5labI-yEs 51at Iao G5vsThmsut will be fol
msay maaths the holder Of even larger amounts
Of corn shan f purchased last year. The fth-
ing law VIII ba ap. 30 FL ali lis storshouses,
and perhaps 80 greatly augment the smouat
received a. one tme, IS to make it necessary fer
fhs procurement ofnrreIy more storercom thar
has heretofore been appropriated TO grain.
i has long bss1 tas practice to kindly corn
from vailh meal was ground for shipment from
our southwestern ports 70 the West Indies, and
TINS process answered admirably to keep it dry
and sweet during water transportation No
doubt the Same process would suswsr 10 protect
corn from the 5supress that makes it musy
vhls in store. The new crop isabout to come
ia, AID this or some other remedy is certainly
entitled 10 consideration at this time. All the
csu contributions shipped from this county to
Ireland, some years ago, Was prepared in 3 SINH
lar way.
Y L Is now stated in the North that Cen.
NcCIeiIsn's rspor, was only received At the sd-
jutant generals department. three weeks ago,
and that il wll take one man many months 10
rsad 80 and is accompanying documents with
The attention is deserves. i will occupy when
printed three large qusrto volumes, with charts,
diagrams, etc For its publieaiion 3 large Con-
gresgional appropriation viii be requisite. The
Secretary eff Vss has not yet had time to read
g. bat is about insdsuHug g Committee Of off.
Gers. to be presided over 81 Nsior-G,n David
Hunter who viii be charged with the duty Of
Issdins it Eai reporting % to whether or not it
shan be published as an official document.
- A Virginia correspondent in Gen Lees
army uls.ions a that ths 10Th Georgia
-rsgihoat win likely be ordered home. It's
nnks have been greatly reduced, by actual cas-
usltirs IN battle, 70 not more ihan two hundred
and Hlty effective mon il has participated IN
al Of the battles in which The army Of North
en Virginia hiss bean engaged, and has always
been conspicuous for its gallanHy. The IL
aesement given BY ten McLAWs TO the appii-
estou fr its transfer is ~ high q eommends-
lon as sny troops ever received st tho hands Of
ihsir egmmsudiug general Il is stated that
Gen Les also approved it, provided a fall rpgi-
meu. be ordesed from the South in it, placo,
AGOoD SUGGEsrigs-ln view Of the fact
the enemy 10 their raids could destroy but
corn II not cTibbed, we heard q planter
suggest he Other day, says the Kosciusko
ch70Hiee, that the present corn erep should be
left mgatheEsd nall DE exposed Localities unfI
by the Gsvsmment He contends, and
We think FeTy Justly too, that by pursuing such
. csuTsa TIE mount Of corn that would be lost
By exposure TO The weather would be much less
han b. Clubbing /. and letting TIE enemy bum
.t BY Wh1iBscis.
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On Thursday. tho Sd Of september 1868. q BTsdop.
Springs A, Hoa. r. Z z. PEyroS, C. a-seustos.
from Nis-ou+. =
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- Tie GAota Axe rspof.eJ 20 be arzau;z-
ing negro reg msnts Of nome guards" in every
eouaty Do ranHess5e, through which they pass.
Elsocrans says he means 70 wIis hs name Is
ack letters uP0usYery cOurt house ia tas State
4any Of his so.diers viii not be able u spell il
& he does.
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e A 7oldrob5erE5FA - pr Nrssed 10 ST. Louis q
-ss ame since. at s&paasF q he Ufled states
sonpanys bsirnthce was brokea epan snd
i9Doso o. shout s6q19I re 20 att The robbers lad
- selosglqEa . b clerk who slept In the
eMee1 aho theA opFN2 opuu ihs SAFE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10

The FAR WEsT-We publish today another
important d~ispsteh, giving late information from
tas country gest Of the Mississippi This, as
"eA g giysa' yesterday, was made up By
Az ageptof ahe associated press, who was sem
"eF soon atar he fan Of Wcksburg, for the
PufP9se ot eaA5h5hiug some regular e~haupsraf
-omnaiesi3n, If possible. We have nos, fa,
naaeu IS 20 ms success In Ibis particular. bbr
-5Pe ha accomplished hs-o5ject Of his log eSS
ar-1Cus mD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10
q The Augusta Clrou-is H. besg fnrni.b.

e The Augusta Clyouaats bias bsea furnish
cd a list Of losses in the l2h Georgia battalion,
now before Charleston, as follows:
KILLED Private JOS W Horton. company
b; Sergeant john h Day, company F, and Pr.
vate Goeeo b S~uslwOod, company A, all Of
whom were mortaHy wounded, ard afterwards
died.
WoUNDED-Private w II Fee van, com,
psny A; Sergeant w 6 knight. company b;
PrivateH Fredorie3 MsIk, company d; john Nj
BOuyer, company T. RJ Mccoy, company B.;
Wm Bowden, -ecmpsHy D; John Collins, COM
pany A.
CAPTURES -Ssreesnt N J Neal. snd Pr
Yates J G Moody and G P Moody, eompaay a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10
ID CITIZEIs 80 saLnIEas,

I."DI|N|TII|
ArLAGTAl Ca September 1858
NET yOnr passports renewed sld prepare yczr-
~ selves with su necessary paFea 70 scc0u1i fcr
your abssnss from The Army g every nan vii b
cal d upon for thrE.
The guards are acI1E By authority when iLsv &C..
msud your ord-u and passports
NJ IT, RICH
-Q3- CrI1-pE UammauIng
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10
'TaAr's WARS = M,rrFR Il TIL.

"THET's WHAT'S THs MATTER Is o-Tbe
following literal extract from an intercepted
Yankee letter explains the slacksuiut Of the enc.
my's Ere at Charleston:
We have ihrowed 6om The gun6ost (Otswal
$1,000 los. Of shot and shell az tbs Rsbs. and
used. almost IL000 los. ef powder that i Il
u Of powder, 80 tons Of iron that was s56nt
one wssk $50 but our guns viii not stand to
threw IS much more Rithout burssing-fbst'e
what's the matter is.