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ME MUSIC
PUBLISHED BY
George Dunn & CO., Richmond, Va,
AND
Julian 4. seIby, Columbia, S. c.

A ENIE OF = VALE-Musc by J. r Thomas
| "a suth-r Of IN Ily Cottage BY the 5ss"
When this Jfuel War is Ovsr-Musie by Henry
Tucker
We Have P~lrted-PoetEy aud Musio By Kiss Ella
Wren
Kathleen Aagour nesu-F. \. Crouch.
hap Of the south A wake-G- i. PsiieoiRs.
sly wife and hi d-Pestry by General Jackson, Of
Ca, s1d Music b. T. " Roster.
See a. Your Fset 9 Supphsnt O1e-Saifs.
Rock lie 20 Sleep, Mother-Musie y J. Il. Hewitt
Mother - The cattle Overt
Virginia IHsrus Hass-Orginal Frsneh Music.
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All Qnist AluDg tbs Potomac Tonight. T. Hewitt
ALL PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER WITH
ORNAMENTAL TITLES!
RETAIL ZACH.
The trade supplied at -baif Of with an additional
i've per cent when one hundred Of any one pisee j.
ordered
Blank Musio Lines on the bsst cap paper. g. mar
sheet Of four Page-fortY per cent. OF TO he trsds.
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IRON rae Enquirer October ID
Wheat-Ths receipts u wheat esntiaus very Eight,
add prices are without change We quote a. s. per
b1sheL Government prcs, VII command S7075J cat
SIDE.
Flaur-We quote sales Of eouufTy 8. go for EaPsr,
fac extra, sf5i family $50 Very scarce ana in crest
dmsnd. There is no h0ar from the city mills - the
market
Nil Ofai-Brzu. 81 % per buuhsl; shsrts, $50;
brown atgE, =; ship stuff, s..
Tahzcco-We qFSts inferior lugs a sl60els; good.
S2OG25. Gas bright s2563- Inferior lssf, G300e3s;
good sl0055. fns Shipping, S60070; fine manufactar.
Ing ss50sl20, hus bright wrapper, sos a3oo, With &C.
ossionsl ssss At higher figures
C~ora-YerY scarce. We quote At Ss.Dds9 per
bnsheL
Com Mesi-CtY ard country ground Is selling At
s90l0 per bushsL.
Groseriss-Ws quite brown sugzs At &s5039.
Aolas -. Si4aSl5 per RsBen. C0fss, S7590&2
Rice &Djo eenta Salt, Sass cents. Cotton ysrEa,
e3Oe4 80 per pound. S0mbrsro FuanO, SD Per ton
GroEnd plat r. $40 per ton Com 1hahy, s340S35
Der gsAsn. Rye WhiLky, so Apple brandy,
s505L CspPeras. 81. Con Try -oap, 90 ssnfa Isl
per Porn-- Lard - Batter. g 15dA Tsnow ea1-
aes Wool e. 500s5 50 Tea Sl4Gsl5
FIsAECIAL
Gold il inartive, but we may stTI quote At $40 50 are.
MUM buyug rate, Hls Sll.5G selling rate.
AAvsr-buyinE rate 50 premium; selling rats enc.
Ce-i-d-raie B n~ds-B8nds Of 100 million loan. 3 Der
cent, lO60ll2lh and interest, according 70 date sIrat
per cent c0nvertiBieE liz and Interest; savsn per ssnt.
bonds, TO Hnd Interest," bonds Of IS mlliez loan, 1910
loj. Csttcu loan, 80 ard interest
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NoFTAE.
800 r AR Di

THE above reward vii b. pa d f0r The delivery q a
Il GRAY MARE.
Nhieh was stolen from ne IA ssnet a. Red House
Eerd on or s9cuE he S6k September last said mare
l. abeut uftesn and q half hsuda bieh. IEhs gray from
bps ErEsrd rump nd .eFs dark ron gray shs has q
snail Hhi1s spOt n her night fore knee and several
white spots On h-T rump-Ozs on her r gat rump nsarly
tive incl %. fiamsler Her left hid II b very pea
iaTiy M ksd By q white spot, a0Cut Twelve inchss
lsna On The hook. Sc has two Eaal warts on ths
light SIDE OF her Hess, I've or six inchss above the n0s-
iuL ear Raue e lark grsy Tai EHt dark graz. BAL
azes white. va n 80 en- ths had o. e leather head
sal, nj b chain IA tsr ATTACHED.
TIE above reward viii be paid for her d livery 10
NJ, or b Er. A T. Warrington q MAO q. y. Gun
uHghsms b, At anita cr q Euit-hls rs-srI ~I Be pad
fer Information winch win lead to her r-e0v@y.
B. =. D
Asj9r a7d A. Q n, Browns Brigade,
SksEzrEg DIFlgion- Hin Corps A T..
Camp nssr Chi ksusuEs Depot
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FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR
SALE!
McDOROugh Street in high Reeute,
This property Bound 20 suit

ONE FINE BRICK RESIDENCE eight rooms.
brick kitchen smokslolse. dry and stable. On
lie vest side Of acDcn8sgh strsst-halF aers lot fus
garden. and half acre ID rear fro tLnz on cross fnsst-
= valuable blocE Al for forty I've thousand (s4S OoO'
dolaB Il sold to1n- SPesz qi l.
i @. CAY0E & co.
rcI6lw A1cNoaa-ru and Real Fsfa-a B-eEs-r
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SIEGE MATTERS -Wod1esday passed with
oHt 81 incident verify Of no.s, 50 far as we
could lsaTn, IN the progress Of the siege. Be
fore daybTsak the firing from our batteries was
more rapid and regular thaR usual, but daring
the day itIelapsed int its usual sporadic ehaTae-
ter. The snsEy, in considerable force, eoniiR-
HeFcHTB
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MuRpER IN .IoNEs CnrNrv Mlss-M.i.

MURDER IN JONES COUNTY. MISs-Msi,r
Amos McLemJTe, Of ths q b Mississpoi RsSi-
ment, who was on duty st Ehisville, Miss. gain.
eriRg M conscppts and deSsIte-s, was shot dead
a. The house OF Hon. Amos Dssson. of Jones'
county, On the aiEBt of the Oh inst. Some sx
or eight persons were in he house a. the time Of
the shooting bus a. las. accounts no clue to the
murderer L WAS supposed 90 be the act Of a
deseTter, Major MeL3mOre was s good of6esy.
had conducted himself CALAMITY al PsrrvviIle
and Murfreesbogo', aud st tie time of MS death
was zsaiously dischsrgiug his duty in gathering
consenPts and srTesuHg deserteCs-C{ariOn
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ENROLLING uEN wHo HAVE Sub
zuH guTRAa

Complaints having bees made through the
cress that officers, acting under the authority OF
Gen. PILLOW, IL Alabama, were ordering men
who had pat substitutes in the army 10 prove
yitbiD ten DAYS, that their substitutes have not
deserted. and are now sclvally in the service, or
have bsen killed in battle, or upon failure thereof
TO repair to the army or.esmp of instruction, Gen
Pillow replies, though his a%diutant in 8 com
nunicsfon to the Montgomery Advertiser thai
If .srs 90 acting nave exceeded MS Iustrueiiols'
and in a di-D.lea 70 Cove nor SHORTER, he an
nominees that be has ordered the suspension CT
be arrest Of men having substitutes toF the
,rsssnt Gan PILLOW, 10 his communication 70
he b8rsriser. says ,hz! bis instructions 10 hs
,H,s-s were. to take Memoranda OF the
names and residence Of principal and
.nbsfitute. and Of the company, Tegi-
nsut. brigade, division corps and army 20
which the substitute belongs; furnish these
memoranda to the commandaut Of the rendeE-
vous under whom he is operating, and be will
ascertain whether the substitute is IN his place.
If the services Of the substitute have been lost
70 the army "from any other cause than the cas-
uslties of wa" then The principal is liable to
military service, and it is the duty Of the Off
GERS of this bureau to see that the principal
takes the place occupied by the substitute"
. TBE FleHr AT SALEM "a correspondent Of
tbs wsrsyysra wrise---hzt Gen Chalmers
victory at SALEM was more complete than At
FIRST known Prisoners report the strength OF
the enemy in the 6ght st two thousand, with 9 Z
pioces of artillery. Gen Chalmers had iweive
hun died, with 70 artillery. The enemy never
bslted ill they reached L.Grsrge Gen Chtl
mers being dismountod, could only follow them
= few miles. Si1aeeu Of he enemy's dead we've
nurd on tie field Their loss. according TO ih.
account Of prisoners captured after The battle.
wss two hundred kilel and ~ourdd Oar lss'
was three kile5 and forty-sevrn wounded
y At a term Of the Comic 'srls Sssss Dis
| t1ct C urt, inst clos'7 at Coum5us, Mis-
I -bout three hu-drei Judgments Ters -sksr
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FROM LEES ARMY-It is now known posi-
lively that Gen. Lac is on the move, and Meade
is retiring as he advances. Il was reported By
the O,a0ge tram on Saturday night that Cul-
pepper is once mere within our lines. We dc not
anticipate q fght unless Gen. Lee crosses the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RegabiieaH, l2b.
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-INOV" tHNUh VIII NEW URLEAN9-Iha
Mobile Advertiser says the principal staDIe III
trade between New Orleans and Mobile Is wins
Ky for which, Of course, cotton is furnished in
exchange We infer from the u. s Cont AL
veltisements in the New Orleans pspers tbs.
the smugglers have met with some severe ale.
sisters lately. The Times Of the first contains
fifteen Advertisements Of liquor ii5elled. he
whole amounting 70 ~ bbls, 20 half bbls. 40
kegs Of whisky 2 pipes, 3 bbls Of gin & bbje
and 2 Ociavss brsndy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17

BOLTED CORN MEAL FOR THE Army
The scarcity sud high price Of wheat wiI ren-
der It necessary 10 feed our aTmies on corn meal,
IN part, which The soldiers much prefer to four.
The oniy objection 20 il is, that it soon spoils
sitter beiHg ground. This difficulty may BE- OBJ
vis'ed, fer a reason bic TINS, by boiling the
meal. The bran keeps she meal porous, sud
Consequently subject 60 the admission of the air,
which sour The meal. Bolt, and pack the mass
firmly, or kindly the NAL until ali ths water
N it evsporstes and it will keep for months.
1t is safest, Though 60 use it constantly during
fall, win,er and spring, and reserve the fCur for
summer.
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HEAVY Loss "A correspondent Of The c.
lumbus (Gs } EEqui5sr, says tbaE the ohial II
part Of cur loss ia killed, wounded and missing
in ire battle OF Chioksmsuga, amounts .
I7999
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TIE WAR-Ths Bows from ths Rsppahsn-
sock IS Of another cavalry eng cement in which
Fi.ztruEh Lee whipped thu enemy driving them
s1ns miles, W. refrain lTom sta-iuE anvthirg
# the movements 10 that quarter, lest We sbou d
DO harm or csnsa tie fear of il. Oar cff
there sre entitled 20 have tbeir wishes in this
matter ahu drurly respected
From Nsw York the stews is that Chase has
threatened 70 pat Town e ID. snd the threat has
oppressed 1t one or two peF cent.
From the euamy's accounts our cavalry must
he opsrstiuG grandly IA RJsecrens' rear-Rieh-
HaOsd SsAfiael.
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y Al q term Of the Comic 's-ls S-sse' Dis
t1ct C urt, j7st clos,7 at Coum5us, Mic,
bout three hurdrsi Judgments were sksr
against property snd d,bts owned At fhs Na1b
The aggregate co Er-.t-1 r--3 large
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Private n. 7. Shockley,

Ds.aies fo- dusy in ths Arsenal from eonps1y c, 18Th
Fsnueszee regiment.
S. Se4ckey Is about thirty sK years old, FIVE feet
seven i.ehSs aCh dark Coz ple-i0n- aszel eyes aud
bisk nEir and wsishs abOut enc hundred AID sixty
p@EEds.
Toe u ual reward will be paid fo- his spp-shszsi5u
and del very. n. Il WRIGHT,
octE Nv CoIon-f Commanding
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17

" IF you don't know what to do, it is the
strongesto of sl prOyidentlal indications that you
are 10 do nothing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17

A ZINE. LAR L R~SCE nth IL nam
"A goo1 out5uildirgL fns orch I'd, AID I6 scrss "a
and % il cuItvszOns on the Powder Spring roaa fvs
niiss from Marietta APplT 10 ". 6. McAdoa, Mafi-
eta or K ". Jog nsTs a. tie corner drug Btors. Atlanta
FUR hikE-A Urima Male Cock, a the Laundrsss.
ore good Suus z-a House GiH, 8 boy thirtssn years
Old. znd 0shsr ssEvaus- Apply 10
". O. ECADsO,
ncI3 w. Ws-issta
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From Hiehmoud.

RICHMOND, October I6-AAsg Of truce boat arrived
a. City Point this A1rning vita dispatches to Conmis-
s.ouer Ould, and with mails, but neither prisoners nor
passengers except two captains.
Heavy rains have fallen to day. What sfsot. Bany,
the rain may have on military operations in Northern
Virginia, should 8 have extended in thst direction, re-.
mains 10 be sssn.
Ali reports at headquarters are Of s most encouraging
character.
The bill TO s1Pprss; gSmo ing has finally passed the
Legislature. L is reported shat tie gamblers vii clare
their baukz and migrate.
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TEL
Reports of the Press Association.

Entered according % set Of Congress In the yssr 1853.
y s. THEAsHER, IN the Clerks office Of he M.
E1et court Of the Confederate States for the Forth-
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NOTICE.
DR. JAMES 3. BEAN
DENTIST.

AAAaA --.- Ernugra
kfFiCA and LABORATORY e. bis rssdsnea -
" Aadstta street seeoni square west Of Firf Ps.-
~ ~ fs2aImt
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BEST CHANCE YETI
By CRAWFORD, FRAZER 6 co.

TUE entire HOUSEHOLD OUTFIT Of one Of The
4 nrst families q The city CONSISTING, in part Of
Bsdstssda, Mattresses sad PIuoUE
Bureaus, Wzrdrobss,
Center Tables, Etsssrea. Wzshstsn5s,
Chairs and Tables, Cupbosr5s, etc.,
Carpets, assortment q Crockery,
WAshboWiz ere ETC.,
sbovsis and Tonss, Kitchen Furnitura,
Tubs and Baeksts, Iron Pots
Cooking Stove. Shsdss.
Venetian BindA Door Maa and Irpuz-
CRAWFORD, FEAZER & co.
oel45s aucff9rssu
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CHIEF QUAATERHAsTERs OFFICE,
H--anma Em.wn Tnsa.nH

GEORGIA STATE TROOPS.
ATLANTA Ca October I0-h I3f3J
A Ii offers Of Georgia State troops viii report Ct
"a once 10 this o8cs ths strength o. tcsir c5mmandz.
showing both rank and fls, that regulations for funds
nay ne made. Is viii BE- mpCzsibis 20 get funds 10
psg them until this is done j.. l. MORGAN.
ocI2l7 Mi p and Chief cua--e-nss-sr q 3 T.
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OR STOLEN.

- OANn - : OU& III =
LNRuM the subscriber, q Esssce o. BE 18th Of -
II gu my NEGRO soy. TAYLOR, ab0ut fourteen
ysars o8d, Of esEk complz1ion Sad bog has thrss
smal scars on his mex, esussd By . turR Any iufor-
nation o. bis E-sresbouts vii 30 -hankfuIy rsesivef-
and q Hhs-Ei reward given forhis cor fus rent In aoms
place g tnaE 4 caD gel lin ID " WOM3LE,
o-iO o. aa7O- Srafe Troops
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The War in East Fenuessse-Th EBe-v
at the Nlafr F-e-

The Wal in Enat Tennessee The EneB,v
az the Stale Z E.e.
~LTscHBURs, October I6.-Ths virgiaiaa has he FOL
lowing from East T-snneFsee
Before the battle Of Chiska-.uvn H..
regiments Of Yankee cavalry and moun.o5 i5gsn.v
estimsten a. four'eea thousand, passed Grssn Hun run.
bound eastward, with the intention Of making raid an
the Virginia sed Tennessee ralresd. Upon rse.Ivizr
Intelligence of their defeat at Chlekamsuvs. tbsv ne
treated to reinforce kosscrsnz, and were mst BIZ sur
forces between LOudon and swestwstsr, and driysa
back. A portion Of this force attacked our forces At
Bible ridge, ak miles west Of GreenvEIe. o. SATURDAY.
he 10Th Our men fought CALAMITY. defeating and IN.
aicttng severe loss on tie enemy. Our loss in he en-
~gsgement was fifty killed AID two bundled wounded.
Apprehsnslvs Of f4nk movement. cur forces were
Withdrawn o Hea5sTssn.
Another engagement took place q R5ctto8n OF Sun
dsy, IN which our forces fought desperately, cuitiss
tseif way through faur regiments Of the enemy, who
supported BY artillery, had s1ecesded in reaching cur
rear. Our men fen back to Z1uieofsr until tie Yau.
KEGS, heavily reinforced, advanced up5R ihss, whsr
they were Withdrawn to Bristol Our loss in both dsy,
hsht Is estimated at three hundred killed and wounded
A number Of car wounded fell into the hands Of the en-
envy.
Captain Battle, severely wounded, has arrived here
The Union mfR Of East Tennessee say thst The Ysn
kee loss is estimated at twelve hundred killed snl
wounded.
On WedDssdsy night the enemy arrived at Bristol
and are reported advancing toward Abingdon ysstsr
day with 4 heavy force, supposed to be eight or teE
thsHsand.
Joe Hooker commands in East Tennessee.
Three regiments Of Tennessee rene gaoes have beer
organized, and iour thousand refugees are following The
Yankee army.
The enemy have destroyed no property in East Ten
ussseg, as they expected to hold the cousTy perma
nently.
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CHsRzEsToS, October I6-Gen Bsaurs ard accom-
panied BY Gen. Pierre souls and s'sR reviewed The
hoops Of Gen. Tsisfsrro's division on James island this
morning. The d splsy was magnificent and the troops
presented Al Imposing appearance, The length Of the
line was about three miles. The BIS -nsrs Of many regL
msnts ere covered y 18th inscriptions Of nam,s Of bst-
ties 10 which they had been eng ged.
Our batteries are ariHE abost Is usual to-day, the ere
ny remaining quiet and Masking no reply.
Il is rumo-sd that the Yankees refuse the Frsnebmsn
outside permission TO eoununicats.
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tHTVS NOILOOV
10 REFUGEE HEHPRlS CAPITALISTS,
DESERTED!

HEADQUARTE - GOVERNMENT WORKS
ATLANTA Ca, O0sOber 10 1868.
DESEsT ED f,om TIE o. S. Arsssal, Atlantis, Ga
~ aboa. the q -h-of sspismler.
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81

Camp nssr Chi ksuzuEs Depot
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The Sentinel for. 1903:

THE governmental and political qres,ions Of The
coming year will have absorbing interest for every
citizen. We engaged In ggsnte civil war. the re-
suit of which foresee. Ii threatens radical
change in the institutions and principles upon which the
Government founded. and the destruction of the
liberty and rights of the citizen, such the
people Of no other nation have enjo,ed, and to
which may be attributed unequsled progress
in national prosperity and greatness. The issue will
be upon whether this free Gevernment shall be
preserved and maintained and the rights Of the States
under the Constitution perpetuated, powerful central
authority be permitted to grow out of this ober
ang State lines State institutions. and all those checks
upon the Federal Government. rights reserved by the
States which have constituted the excellence and supe
riority Of nationality States lone the sea" for
the objects firth in the Constitution, but
distinct the bilows'' In the management Of their
purely domestic affairs These questions involved
the elections, AMI the voice OF the people Was
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T. and the Union g. was" Never there time
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ougy advised the progress and condition Of public
affairs AMI Of passing events. people not NJ for
self.government uress with intelligent judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
and the public welfare.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A I L r. . "A D.
1862. IN e luME 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route tn Chicago via x Ok ons q.
M MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

I'M AND AFTER NOV Is. iss2. trains will be
~ run a. follows
Mail Train will leave indianapolis at 1890 p. NJ,
stop all stations and make close connection kokomo
With train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for oganport Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive
al Peru at 425 Y. ", IN time 10 make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Hallway going East and
West.
RetnrDng. the train will leave Peru at 525
A. N. after the arrival Of the train ON the 7. w X.
from the last and arrive at indianapolis a Il2u A.
IN time 10 make connections for all points East. South
and West.
IN Ex,ressrsn will leave indianapolis at fO20 y. NJ,
connect NJ kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive ~
Peru ~ 2JD A. ~ Va time 10 make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
way.
Retaining the same train will leave Peru NJ i225
making close connection At kokom" with the trains
on the cincinnati aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga port and arrive ~ Indianapolis ~
t3O " NJ In time with the evening trains fof
Cincinnati. fouisve and other points.
Special attention given 20 the transportation of live
stoci. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY. General Agent aud superintendent
Vt. MAL0rr. General Ticket Agent. n0yls, G9.dly
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new Legislature will assemble the sth of Janu.
ary next Its action viii have deep interest for the
citizens " Indiana The Saiiaei will contain faithful
aud intelligent report Of It's proceedings. that the
reader understand from day day what tei Repre-
sentative. are doing.