Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-13

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The completion Of the Atlantic end Great
Western railroad, leading from Salamanca on
he New York and Erie road, through Pennsyl-
vsnis and Ohio to Cincinnati, where it connects
with the Ohio aud Mississippi, is Fixed for The LIST
of Mach. This will enable through travel and
freight to reach ST. Louis from New York with
out reshipping, and decreases the distance enc
hundred and twenty-five miles. The road runs
south Of the lake cities of DunkiIk, Erie and
Cleveland.
A grand civic procession greeted ROSecrsns on
bis arrival st Cincinnati
Tho draft in Minnesota has been postponed
till the 9Th Of November, to enable the State 70
ill her quota under lac former call BY voiun-
tssring-
The Abolition majority in Pennsylvania, CHI
csrv stated, is only 1928. Tho total vote is
$4,000. or about eleven times greater than tbs:
castsby Gsorgis at her late election. The ADO
Htion msiodty have bus little to beast Of, and
their victory on Governor is likely to avail them
but little, as enc branch of the Legislature is
Democratic.
The patterns have been made and prepars-
tons commenced at the Fort Pitt foundry, Pitts
burg. for the casting Of 3 gun which viii have q
bore Of twenty inches. It's length will be TWEEN
~ feet, and its greatest diameter, at tho breach
five feet four inches. It viii weigh about 1l4,-
coo pounds.
The Cincinnati Commsretats Chattanooga
correspondent says the hsrsss and mules Of the
Abolition army are very badly of. They have
bsaa OIL half rstions Of corn fer some tins, and
present very gsunt and bsre-bcne appearances
Even officers horses sre ventaJ,s Rosina1tes.
4 guuboat is reported At Florence, Alabama
awaiting a hae in the Tennessee river to cen,
over Muscle shcals. Il IS intended to ee-sperat.
with Thomss' army.
Grauts Order No. 1 states that the brmies o.
the Ohio, Cumberland sod Tennessee will hence
forth be knows IS the Military Divi5ioa Of thr
Mississippi" of which he assumed command, b
order Of the Acknowledgement, on he 16.h inst
On tt5 2Olb ult-, Grant was st Nashville. :
Northern letter says: Be Is looking well, bu
he is still lame, and requires the use Of cEuteh
On horseback he suffers no Inconvenience, anC
IS far es his duties in tie field are concerned
his iRjaTies at New Odssns viii act effect hin
il the lesst.
A late letter rsn Kaoxvils &c The North sd
mits that Burnside fa5s great difficulty ia pro
v~isioning his troops in East Tennessee, and al
effort is to b made to get supplies to KaoIviIJ
BY river. Tie writer says: By bringing al
supplies by the Nashville and Chattanooga roac
to Bridgeport and conveying them thence b
steamboat as far IS Knoxville, whence they ca-
again be distributed por rail to Bristol, Green
vile, Loudon, etc, tie problem Of supply i
fally and economically seized. We have NJ
boats up the river now, but in a few days ",
can pass canal boats light over MaEcio shoals
and load them above al Bridgeport.
Federal commissioners appointed to sE&mina
the trGCE CT the Mobile and OHIO railroad from
Columbus, Kentucky, to Cosinth, have reported
very little of the track tom up, but the Iestls-
work is consi5Srsbly damaged, aud bridges
burned. They estimate that fosty days w0EB
would pat TIE road in good running order.
The Cincinnati COmmeTcial states that tie
COBiederates On returning the body Of General
Lyle TO the Federal lives, sent along with il a
package containing bis private papers, pocket
book psnknife, and even tho buttons Of the
blouse which the General wore under his over
cost when he fell Il Is probable that Dr..
FbomasoD, the Confederate surgeon, who took
charge Of the remains, recovered all BE could Of
thu property belonging to his former comrajs.
a Cincinnati pspeT complaiRs Of the number
Of young ladies who, excited by the numerous
stories Of wOmsasoldiers in The army, viii per-
sist in appearing in public ia That city in male
attire.
Lincoln announces that he viii enlist 20
slaves in Kentucky.