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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-25
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ThSre seems 20 be no doubt bu1 that the gen
tlsmsa whose name heads this artisls, has apes
isglEed from the faith, and returned ike the son
70 her w.llow. We fu5 he following allusior
to bin in She Chicago Tszss Of he 9lh inss
He should feel humiliassd and disguised with
himsslf on rssditg this Esbuks frem NorthsFn
Journal:
Tho Jscobin Journals ere excessively ropub-
fishing AZ address to the people Of Arkansss, by
Mr E. W. Can't, prominent citizen Of thal
State, lately 81 Qf5eeT in ika- rebel srmv. Being
taken priscnsF by tie Fsdsrals. lir. CAN'T has
been thinking the matter over, Fnd seusioly
comes TO the conclusions that secession is q bard
read to travel, and should never have bssa At-
tsmpted. In this opinion there are fs8 who viii
not agree with him. Bot Mr.. 6satFa lsLteT is
dated Oetsbsr 7th, before the elections IN Ohio
and Pennsylvania, and most probably before he
bad heard Of 5amBsg's new theory OF State sui
eide. His entire argument and sPPsal issd to
tie following points
"The shortest way in my opinion, 20 resume
oar rsiatisns with tbs Fsdsral Government Is 10
ias!ruot Hon. ". K. sebastian to take bis seat
in The UEite6 States Senate. Il is by eli means
desirable shat sHch Instructions b 50 eiesr that
the UBitsd 5sstes Government may be st no loss
10 ses thst our people sfs lsyal, end that Mr
Ssbsstisa may have but ons coarse Ct conduct
lsll 1 feel sure that he viii TozpeHd fsgcIabiy
to your wishes"
Il Mr. Can't known that his State is con
sidsYsd by this Administration ~ politically
dead, possessed Of no rights save what il, ia iiz
imperial power, CHOOSES % accord, sad liable 20
be dismsmbsred, OF consolidated with Missouri
81 Kansas be would probably have spared himself
the labor Of preparing this address. SAoulj
UOa ". x. Sebastian present himself OF the
aoor Ct he Sshste claiming 10 represent the
State Of Arkansas, Ssnaior SIMMER would laugh
in his fbeo 'ArksnBas-ths State Of Arkansas"
be would say; "tksEe i5 no snch 8tais iR the
unioa. There is a sapEi ssTtasn-ths TsmsiHs
Of C dead State beyond Inc Mississippi, which
once answered to the name Of Arkansas; but
NY dssr sir, L is non subiag pIoVinee,
aud yeu ana your ps9Pls may be thankful If We
spare your lives. Fss you are all rebsis and We
must have your property, and y0ar niEgers Any
how" Does AT. Can't suppese the people OF
Arkansas are prepared to scGepi tbese teImE
Is hs himself prepared to accept them
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Frcza the New Y0lz Nsual
If 8 nilitssy Dictator eheuld order ts iadis-
criminals slaughter Of all he women and chill
drsu af Maryland would Il, or would Il not, OK
cite a n1u1mur Of roraoHstraucs and Indignation
rom ths people Of the North We sunrise in
good faith, for is would appear .hat apathy and
indi6sTsHos, OF perhaps an ableet fear thal slim
aislss them, press Ike = nightmare upon the
ssuls Of American CiiiEsH5. The e0lumns Of
the Democrats press OF q q North haVe5 Einss
tho sisetiun in Maryland. taemsd with Tie stale
msnts oE tbs most outrageous fraud, iHlusiieo
and tyranny, exercised by the military myrrni-
lons Of the central power sgsiust shs elective
franchise Of that unhappy State. Not oniy
test oath was administered IN vioiafion Of ne
aE, rot only were Democrats votes refused
with menace and Insult, Hos only were -th8
iu5ges Of election e0mpslled 20 act at TIE dc
.alio8 Of military supervisors, whose armed
soldis1y were Stationed at tha. avenues 20 the
polls, bat ciiiEens Eho were but suspected of
Democratic tendencies, EcTs arrested as the dis
erstioH Of suD0Idinstes, and locked uU Ike
nerds Of sheep I'm bsrns and other imprompta.
bss:ilss, until the pals we're closed. The de-
tails Of thsse scsndal1ns proceedings come 20 us
with an appalling accumulation. They ere plb
.isbsd 20 ths public consplcuously fnths columns
Of ihe Democratic press; and ii viii be nOticsd
hat ihs radical organs do not deny, oT attaueDs
10 psllists, OF explain, or justify thcss uuvar
uished exposures Of q daspotism that places
Maryland next 20 Poland on tie record 81 0p-
pressed and enslaved humanity. On the esu-
trsry, their renesncs IN the faaa Of those damn
ing sTidsL ces Of Administrative g8iit, impliss
.has thsy exult in the success Of arbitrary sway,
and iheiT. contemptuols silsnss says with ths el-
5quenos Of words: Cbsis IS y0a VIII, you caa-
not helm yourselves.
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99Ig Sgeal.
rrnon rHG AEals sBl7roE.1

Cnpture sf tise Bsberf z, Lee. aEd BtheE
Vessels.
The n g York Herald Of lsst Saturday, set
tlos the qaestiou Of ne aapture OF the Confedo-
f4is aiaGnar Rob-rs Z. Lee. The Herald ssys
Admiral Lee has communicated 10 The Navy
D .psI'menl the particulars relating 10 he
recent capsuTa Cf he North Carolina coast,
RON which it apgesr8 that the carFo Of she
Rrhe5 = Les consists Of fHo hundred aud
eurgeea large cases and oaies or sAoss and
bi4nEes, some OF The bsies weighing two
tors; enc hundred and fiy eases Of
Austrian raos. tVo hundred snd City bags Of
ssltpeieI, aGd sEty-1us barrels of salt. provi-
SLOWS, pig leE1, etc. o sixiy-tw0 persons, com
plzr & 1Lo oEiesTs and c-'7, oaiy dtteea were
aat.vss OF she United States Among the PISS
scr gers sr- G Z Stewart. Belgian o0nsul, snd
H1racs II Wahhsr and III " Rookie, henten-
ants in ,ae b is.ll Royal arillsry. The vessel
had pc ships -sreTa.
TIE z nr-f E. Lee vas discovered BY Che
jams Aager on he morning OF iEe pa Inst
ard aas-s wss given, wt en- resulted in lhe cap
fgrs @. fIa vessel 81 1s.fps8t seven thc same
dav. The Lee lei p rngda I've heurs nzteg She
C1uubia
.Tbs cargo Of .Le Ella au5 Auus c0nFisis 0f
450 sacks Of ssit, 500 zsUks O.. saitp5'ro, 25i
cases CT AasTlsc rides 500 GALES sna - csses
Of paper. Sic had uo ships pEDsfs. 81 g
persons en- boars only one was a native Of the
Julssd States.
The cargo ef the C5Enu1is consists OF mum.
lions Of rsr. arms, Es.reeleT aHd issd, snd v-ar
-1e'v 1wH bg ihe Con'a+erzto si8tes Govern
11auL 4 qaaBti'y Of 5sie'sl 5isrsfchss-zti.
matter end private sld pubic F-psfs--som5 81
them Ut C-rril lafaBla interest End vsiHs, wase
Ficfe5 % u the su-i hy the b0E.E Of the Siphon,
fswag Boen thrown overheard lr dropped By
s1e enemy
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VOL. XIV, NO. IA

parties that shsy were making false staieEna1tsi
bus 20 gst - ths leg8l proof Of he facts Eas Hos
90 easily &C omphshsd In ihs quarterly re-
sETns made on The is. Of Ocfober q merchant o.
| this city gave in the groEs sales q one o ais
sicres at SIX hundred dollars, ana those 0f an
other at thres hundred and ssvsntY-iva dollars
bu., On being clessiY questioned and brought %
OATH increased he 6rst sneunt 20 one tnoasara
i've hundred and siEty dollars and the last 70 one
thousand three iandred and seVenty-fiva dollGFs-
Satisfied that b vas making false representa-
.ion1, the ofiosr5 used their bsss suceavers %
make him correct hiE errors, but isiirg 60 90 %,
took his amGndsd st-te1sut as true ana So sa-
tsrad if.
sozns few days slncs M c. J. Sinion. Of iaa
tax department, accidentally mentioned thls
ease 10 q gentlemen, who said g once that ths
msfch ant alluded 70 was dsiraudiDg t1o Govern
msut and referred 30 another arm Tor FEoei q
What he said Ar. Sinion Informed Ar. 7. A
Staples Of what hs had heard, and thai RsHils-
man, q was bis daty, called on ihs hfzl, ma1za
known bis business, aud was Et once sAoWn 1y
them She sWind lsrs rscsipt for oFai tsn thousand
doilsTs' worth Of go0ds purchased Of I'm %
Septsmbor--Ous Of ihs very thres months. IN
which be had Put bis gross sales ai about SIX
th11I2rd dollass.
Ehs G0vernrcsBt oficeTs hsys net Jet hsd aa
opF5Ttu1iiy Of huuEiog ap witnesses tor THIS and
glrllllr essesi but II they succeed ~ proving
what they ezpeet the vast suns Of mcney sc
eumuisted By scores OF sharp traders and Eood
sHsaTsTs, now doing susiHsss here, VIII poorly
osmpansats for the Eve Ysars' eOHhnsEzent Ia
!hs RsHiisntiery and he heavy Zines which The
laW imposes for sueh erirlss. = iiishslsEa Ds-
uafeh
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More CusEsm aoass RraHss.
Hos C0nnsrcs loif6 lLs Rsbsls Is Fastl;faisd
ia Ntls York
- 3. - - ~ -

la AlI Aotes
Prom the New Yo-k World Oei-7Ll
Recently fhs solicitor Of The lrsasory visiis,i
this city 70 .uvestisats csryain grave cbsTEss
against deputy collector aRd bosom friead Of
GiIsm Barney, who i1r some zine pasi has been
engaged in practices scarcely eompaibie with
his. position as prominent member 81 The Loyal
LssEHs organization
Il appsnr8 taas tie d1pu.y collector bad
7upeTvision came al ths bnsinsss sl-,s si.l1. -
with receiving bonds from merchants engaged in
irsds with Hatam0Tos and Nassau, II. P. He
Issued the clearance OF vsss6's for these pOTt-.
aus is alleged hat in number Of instanoes
articles. coniTaband Of war were shipped from
this port by the eaEri7ancs Of this high Official.
who subsequently cancelled the bends Of the
parties and received bis fees. The navaloficer
laid the case before tho authorities. Marshal
Murray suddenly arrested four Of the merchants.
and subsequently, the deputy was susDaudsd
from his position, and asked 70 report 20 the
marshal, IN whose custody h5 still remains.
A large amount Of money was paid By the
parties interested in his business fsissinvoiess
and entries were dW0In 20, and tba usaal ler.nz-
fas adopted 70 escape dsieati=n. AT the present
lime it would not serve the.snds Of iustieo .
explain the Hesns adopted by thesa men 20 send
"aid and comfort, 70 the enemies Of their eouu-
tryi bat il is snough 70 cay sbat, under existing
regulations, it seems scarcely probable hat hom5
flsss, psTcnssion eaps, guns, pistols, etc, ssuld
be exported without he guilty eouuivanee Of
Fe5eTal officials.
Efforts have hsan msde to hush tbs matter uD
I'll Bf.sr The election, bot proceedings Of ihis
sol. are too grave % be kept from ihe kuow,edga
Of q people 7ghoss e5uhdsDcs 80 agent Of shsir
interests, appointed bv the A1laiuislralisa, q
accused Of thus shamsiuil7 betTaYlnE
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CorrsHpshdeaos Of the New York TlmeLl
HAVANA, Nov. 10 Gen LieeaRs, MeEi0sn,
yhe sold himself 70 the French, occupied Js-
lspa without laastaRee. Bat on the next day
Cd. Dies hiron iaterposed aIzlself between ia
iapa and Vera Cruz, and no adings have since
been heard rom JAlsPs.
The French army BOw sHdeT the command Of
Gen Bsgsine, bad beea divided into three divi-
SONS. Gen Mifamon commands the 3 3, which
consists principally Of renegade Aexieans IN
der Marquee and others. Saligny was soon to
leave for Francs.
The correspondent of the DiaTio Of this city
reports thst two receptions tooK place at the
ta,see Of Almonts, one on the 5ta and the ether
On he 18Th ait and he states that a. the latter
letter. uurparting 10 be az autograph of Maxi
/ sa1sn, WBs produced snd passed around ameng
/ the guests, il which the AEshashe aecepfs the
/ throEe Of Mexico, aud ia which nsthiEg is sAiG
/ shout Conditions. The same correspondent
/ aavst "Fhe enthusiasm Ia Maxco In favor q
/ tho Empire borders oR iranEy."
/ From Tampieo We learn thst TOesatl7 ia Hu
/ sstaeo lha French were attacked, and got ths
/ vert Of il, losing ninety men, besides horsai
! II srna1uEitiOh. There were about four hun
g., Ea~s-ce soldiers IN Tsmpioo, which plae
.r,vronndsd by Sss-zlcau troops, and a ks.tll
/ - constantly expected ia tie streets, Wrlea
/ g. tbe greai odds against thaul csnnol but re
s,.jt ,,nfaVorably foE tho-FFenen
nv fhe Spanish mail s,eAmes lrem Cadih, VI
lssrn from Teneriffe that Oh The l5sh nit ID
Tsbsl eorsEir Georgia arrived there, ioTty-ny
5svs rom Simon's bay, where she had been ]
e~nsary with the Alabama The Vanderbilt
I was approaching the bay fnsa ise eofsalfs as
----.;,;istelv The Georgia had been ordered /
I've Teuef.ifs; but on msniiestiug her need &
- a,d PROVISIONS, she Vas allowed % faa
r., ep3 rsusin undl the moTnlng Of the lS
} m 10 awsit too arrival otsthe Csdiz Paeke
The lstlef did DoE arrive untii ths AiseFnooa
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IL. - Prerramme.

Rr. Boutwell,, an ofise-holder under the pres-
srt Administration, f.om Massachusetts, thus
sets forth the pooies whish Ale 70 govern ths
war;
at is unjust 10 the existing Sssies TO slow
the saeeaed States 20 return bsfeTe the spirit Of
she rebellion has died Gus and the love Of the
Union returned. We must wait, even II i be q
hundred years, before we admit into tho Union
nsB who are hostile 30 il. The people Of Ms
sonri, Maryland, and other sleve States are
changing their opinion Oh The subject OF slavery
asd be tbeught thst in three ysSIs siInila
change would prevam in Soulh Carolina. l
slAgafy is continued there, the present organise
hon Of neSFo keeps WiA produce seFYlie va
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o5mmuniiY Of feeling with the Yauksss proper,
no hssEt f5T their cruel philAnthTophY. and 10
interest il the grest var Of "hHnan freedom %
now wien it is 1ut too clear that said va was
sOt a war Tor Ireland. t. stu up the Irish
again, The snemys Govurnms1f IS said to Eavs
raiasiatsd Msaghsr a. a bTig.disT- gBHersi--if he
can BAT gst s bTigAss agsin. The ssus soEi sf
brigade, be VIII never have the sWeepings Of
Irish pocg-houses may bo gsth=Tad uRdsr bis
Aag, but the seul has gone oat Of that move
msnt; he kind Of men hat stood the bTunt Of
tie CoEisdorsis charge a. MslTsTn hili, and
marched upsH Msrye's hizk.s .hrCugh the
storm q C5afedsIsis artillery, viii BE- toIikclm-
ing never n1re
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that day, and a. ia II she Georgia WAS or
dered 70 sea, and steamed sBay to he horth,
east around he island. She hss probably gone
seuthvaEd Her ninth and last prize was the
ship Bed Hunter, Capt Crosby, who, with bis
crew OF IA msn, was left at Tsno7iAs, snd iaksE
care Of by our worthy consul, MT. Dabney.
The state Of affairs in st. Domingo remains
unchanged The new Captain General, Vargas,
had arrived and been fEvorably received, sRd
lis srival win probably alter the asposs sl
tkings on that island.
Con. Rivero arrived here very quietly. Little
attention has been raid hin, and few know Of
his presence.
The. 81. DomiT 90 rebels ave at the very doors
Of lho espi-ai and General Gasdhra, on his way
70 San Crislobsl, had throe onsountsrs with
thsm, always dispeTsing them"
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in the Southern States. ANY proposition to al.
low States to return 70 ths UHion sc slave States
II hostile 70 the Government. II Il were sven
made 10 Spposr shat NO had no authority in the
Constitution sf ussgs 70 prevent the Fssurn Of
thsss States, be weuld have the people lake the
matssE into their own hands and Edept now
Constitution, falling bssk upon first prinoiplss.'
To thi. programme ths peopls must submit or
change the Administration The bald asEoeity
Of the declaration is It's own most fitting com.
n1snt.-Chi5ago Times.
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- Some OF the planters of Aississ Ppi, ssys
the BfBld0n RspH5i5rHg, viii plsRi 40 more
carn mex. year thar viii be sbficisnt for them
selss, on tie pies that S4e Government will
tsbe it
If such a spirit as This prevails to any great
extent ageng tha producing class Of our citi-
rlrs. We. may look cu' loT squalls next year.
BE sho is aciuaied BY such spirit ought not
aa5 Fil not be permitted to retain what ae nsy
produce. Our solIiois Hust snd viii be fed, Il
-hs stay a. Lorros bs7a 20 stsrve.
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Con'r 3 gnu. S Coiesd Tfo'Fs.

Doc sxrxs.--Alr }. L. BfoNn,-st Charlotte,
E.-.5 r,-r.iir.a. a 9ver-ass IN The DeaoeTat iof
Cre bB1drcf tbonssud 5og Hkins, for which ne
Win Usy 81 " s. q piece. We give hi1i .he
bensh; u this alvsT a5s1asut gTanss VIA ths
Rope ina. bis Cd msy induce soIns one 10 q
ac-7 his city 90 undertake ihe saRghier 81
worthless .curs, vsilh the view ol supplying tne
36nsgd f1r skins In EoTtB Ca-Oiira. Dogs sfe
ssuessbundaut iu FIgiais-, and shore % 10 good
reason why she tanners and cGuioTs Of the 5iai'
rnoeid nos emulate the example o. Mr BIoWn
Of oIth CsT0lnA, By preparing dog skins le'
msrket.- RishBsOsd Hksg
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PATRIOTISM or A NORTH CABeLTsA MoIli-
ER.-Ths Raleigh IN. c. papers publish the
following letter from mstran in that state 70
he stjulsns-gsnsraL We need not LOOK baekto
& me ter examples ef ns5le women;
I see IN the newspapers thas Governor Vance
saa APRON cd you assistant adjutsnt-ge geaeral, 30
ksen lbe record Of deceased soldiers. i be-
comes nv painful 5ulY 70 inform you Of tho
death Of ny son. Jesse Y HInes BE vaivH-
tasresi in april 1861, and died april 235, 1862
H died IN the Greanor hospital At Richmond.
He was a private IN company G, 5-h regiment
North CBloiaa troops I have three sons snd
nv husband 5fil living In tas G moderate
army. They are al I havc, butt he'd mole
would freely give them TO my country. Ny
hes sband and sons srs desr 20 nc, bus SO is my
country.
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TTE ENPREss EUGEsI8's DkEszEgG ROUaL
The Empress nsTsr appears tWics m the sam8-
Dress but changes the material and color every
day She has set The fsshioa Of dressing from
head % t90t in the same csloT. il brown ba
chosen then everything is bToen-bonnes,
shawl dress, psraaol and boois. Her @sis8ig
seems 90 give her mind 10 dressing.
It Is said that in he 'front.' eaufef Of The ce1-
ing Of her privAis dressing room there is a sraB
] door oUaninf. iusea q spacious hsii stove, wuh
| presses each c0aisiGinZ dress exhibited au
I q frame, looking hks an efisy Of the Empress
asIssif. In part Of these presses there is
title railway leading TO ihs door, lhraazh > hoh
/ me dressed sfigy descsnds int the ps=sanca If
/ tie Empress. II it Pieasss ksr Majesty tho
dress is ilia5 from he .Tans and plsesl anon sla
Imperial person. Il notit is whipped up ana an
other comes down in its Plaes, and peihsps an
other and aEoihsr.
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Ar} aad C.esi1g sf tas G. S, Aais.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.

~ GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Closes daily 81 B P y.
'''s - agL.hETIC tA uEOhD.
Closes dSily st5F q.
Bg ATLANTA AID HEsT -
llus sai.y AZ 5soE Cies>. -
FY E18Jg As9 WESTERN EAlLs~ ''''.
nm. s.5VstsrN cs-.ss dairy e. y.
0FFLCf rOUrs
f.4sns- q. p. =ad pee 81 = D. T. open e. 2a0 P
b. ald esss a. 81 f-
EUEDkT.
.o-.,stst n. s1asloss stgAm open al 5r.n.
- - --.iyaI al ssaa usi - efBss vii be 's0ssd
---A l- Tass g. howard,
ras4 3osrHs. ta-.
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en- sdrsr-l-szsHss ~aH ss sbass-d s~o asEarl por
5rss f-- ne ar-s issortioz rad ous asur and af.y
srr f5r esrh sassszsent usztorc
-erai notices VII ss ,asrsed a. tas M n Aty sss
ev Ire.
1t.azrg netieuT charged 81 ~ rzls q tFeaiY-1Ts
r-- Hne- cad ar a-hsr zgsces naf q zsaes- psbaf
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~ Forty thousand Eahons have seen re-
.szsd ia Riobmoad, sent rom the Nora Tor the
Feieial prisoBeIg n that eiiy.
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The lasri slL hold IFS ees5l1us a. Aashvlie,
Trrn. Rolls sd ragT ting lists alA ne iuT
r5s-rd te- board for puahc iHi7Imsson, and on
3enand exhibited % GHy person Claiming thsi
bfs or Her slave Las aeeB 6sliBlrd-
CLAIMS upsl BE- DIe-en5ad within ten days a.
-sr-tEs Eilug Of tie sald rolls.
No c'--uis Wifb8 received or entertained from
,7v ssrroa wLo Is or hss been sngsgod ia re-
reIi5a against she Government Of the Duiied
s.4ies. or vAo ia shy Way has given ai1, or
ssI give zi5 O. c0mteTt % tne enemies 81 ne
e1vrrrrfsut. zra an clsiman's shall ale VITA
r-T claims az osth Of siisglsaco % tha 0oVern-
u-n. Of he United Safes
TFc rsustsruy cficsr Wi,l furnish official cop
les OF all aus-el 81 rolls, toT the iaiornatloa and
I guidance Of the above EOard.
ABv al. zen Of Tennessee who shell o1isf MS
-- re- slaves for eusa snt into the military ser
( wee. shall. If sucb slave be accePted, TseeIvg
/ frora the recruiting lfiser certificate thereof
,ri.b q desennlive iBt 0i such slave and beecme
sott.ed 10 compensation for Ire service OF laboi
I af SAID slave, not exceeding $500, on fling Wlli
/ he above b3srd a va.id deed Of manuinHsieI
,p5 relssse, sud making satisfactory proof 0
nAe; and any slave 90 eunstng snail DO ioi
1 ever thereafter iEC8
/ Am eBistmanss viii be made in ace9Tdene
Z --tn The pYovisi0Is Of generel order NO. 90
/ o8-rert SCI ,.s Wsr DspaI nlent.
: -Rv ed ee tie secretary q War
george J. SIEbRAS,
rT-f---4 A A G., u s.,
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- EsspseiiaIIy saIieiIsd.

P. s. Tho line through Pennsylvania hss
been discontinued in eonss qBenes af'a painful
collision which occurred -thaTa in July laai, but
as such things hage been carefully avoided aVer
since, and every pTecautisn iakau i0T sha future,
it Is hoped that aa iudolgant puhhc VIII 1os Ia-
member that anfoItunzl0 occurrence 60 The PEE
iudies Of the company.
DUEN BRoWEE. Secretary.
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PossuMs HAS RIs,"-GOod crops doa't
bring down provisions in war tipesi an evidence
Of which is, the Posssm crop Is larger thsn ever
knoWa before. The price fof this species Of ba-
son has run mp 70 S3, and, in consequences, pos
sHsn dogs have taken 3 5pasmodic jump srom 50
10 s25' and holdsIs GEm.--Abbspiils Press.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-25
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f'Fhe areaf Virginia AE9raas Aitun ~
Wsfnd ths ioIlowisg "adverasemsnf' in 9
recent number Of he Springfield (sSns) RsgEb-
licaH
aREAT POTOMAC AND RAPID-A-7N THROU6fI
ROUTE i-PRoEFTEEss EsD BisPATCHl
Meade and Less through express, weekly
line, 5etaasn Alexaudria ard CulpspeF; eounee-
lions with the prineipsl foinis Moth snd South,
Especially the OH capitol sn6 1ne bibby plson.)
The subscribers, having eompieEsd their AZ
rangsments, snd gotten their lins into runninE
order, viii, hsIeaftsz until further noties, Fuu
their machines. fi.hs Army d the Pcsomse'
and Army Of E0Ethern Virginia sFsry week
EhEouza from CalpepeT, Va, 70 -AleLeudria, Va
aud vice yeIss, giving their persoasIatiention -
the RAINING OF eaeR train. Lea preceding Aeaas
al a proper interval on tha 0ut-irains, aad 4aad0
preceding Les with similar rogIglaniy ca tie IN
trains.
The perfect familiarity Of these old stzgsrs
with tbs whole route iu question. and the fls-
qus1cy with which they 5avs lTsVeTsed It, sna-
Bic them % calculate wis paTfsgt aecuraey the
taze Of arrival at ibs ipdieassd points Hs7ing
gotten up all their locomotives snd rolling stock
| regardless of expense, and putting them through
night snd day alike. they ara enabled 70 disTs-
/ gaId tie ordinary dTaH backs Ct weather, state
/ Of roads, ESQ, as those Ehod0 smaller husin So
/ caaHet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-25

CsnfedeFnte EaEsa-fsoEcrnnsns strindIed
For months psst she Confederate tax assessors
aud collectors have been satisfied shat here were
merchants in the city and elsewhere who were
6EindliDg tho Government Of its iast dacs
1 by making fraudulent statements ef their guar
tsyly gross sales, AID in some Instances lho S.
aossoIs have taken ths responsibility oi telling
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-25
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