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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

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Martin T. Conway, an Abolition msm5eF Of
Congress from the State of Kansas. has recently
written 8 lester dated from the city of Wash
ingtsn, 70 the s1ia1I Of the New Yock TrBans,
ia which he uses tae following language
Thus the war became q failure and utsarly
ceased 20 bear upon the question Of the Eubiu-
rs10n OF. the South Ia any manRsr whatever;
and now, Whatever may be said TO the contrary,
there are few rejecting minds which have net
cone 20 the conclusion tAGt the i~HdspszasHss Of
ts Sgath IS an established fact, whather recog-
uizsd or rot
The wsr for the future. therefore. becomes
simply an mstrum ut IN the hands Of political
managers 20 effect sh5 rs5Glt favorable b tksir
0w- personal ends.
As 'or toe Union, I would net Civ a csnsfsr
IT, unless it stood as a guarantee for freedom 20
every man, w0nsa sHd eala within It's iurisdie
lion. Io0nsilscths idsa thst everything mnst
De sacrificed 10 he Union as utterly pressstsr-
Gus What was the Uaiou made f0ri-.hat We
should sacrifice ourselves 70 III I, fer oRe.
would beg % Be excused. AS things are, I
would sacrifice the Union 50 freedom any morn
ing before breakfast Very truly yours,
81. f. CONWAY.
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b attach on E.awrasce. KaEsas-Pnrsuir
Of the Eurftiass


The Ns7fhsrn pagers publish e Ust of .Nszly
.izbt asmss Of peTsonH killed in Lawrence,
Ksrsas. BY Qaantrill's euerii'ss. A iirpatch
rom Kansas CITY. dated the 2J.h. says:
O1rnfrer's fsrcs reached tao hssd wtters sf
arsss river. Cass C8EHty, shout n00n the lay
.fsr shs burning of Lawrence. and there divi-
ssI into squads ef fsrty and Efty, aad scattered
ia varisas directions. Oar troops were hall an
hour behind, snd were Elso divided, aud c5ntiH-
usd the psrsuit. A detachment ordered fram
Lexington net part Of the rebel force Soar Pleas
ext Hill, and killed seven, asd recovered q csa-
siderable ausuut Of goods taken from Law
renee.
A report has iesi reached here that Mai. Plumb
ard Maj hacher overlook q company la Lsisy-
s.le, kuGsE thirly. The tslal killed, aecsrdisg
to he last report, is between sixty and seventy.
Oar dsisehaents are sill in pursuit
Il is ascsriainsd that Qzsnuel's whs.s force
wss three hgBdrsd selected men, wis sssam5lef
ham Lafayette, SsliCe, Clay, Jsbasf5n. aas tAa
bcrdor c~osatiss, on Thufs5ay roon, SC tae bead
ct Middle fork Of Grand river, fifteen niles from
the Kansas line, and ths same day started fer
Kaasas. Oar scouts brought wsr3 thss after
noon to tks military station az AuBIy, SIX miles
north Of the place where they crossed the lice.
Of tAs assembling On Grand nVer, and az hsur
sitter their entrance into Kansas other sggafs
brought Wsrd to that effect. Tee iuf8f zation
WAS At oncR communicated to all the stations On
the border, and 10 the district k-esdguartsrs At
Kansas City, thirty-hFe miles u0rsh Of Aubry.
A delay Of three OF four hours occurred a. eseh
station TO gather il part of the p~aroliag and
scouting parties, vixen the p8rsuIt was bsgua
from zach station ssps7ate.y, leaving g pcrsisn
Of the tTssps TO watch the bsr6sr. aHd eudsayor
60 prevent Qgansrslts rsturl 20 Missouri
Qua1trslls men ted many persons, bsfars
rssehing Lawrence, that they were going there
to destroy the town, but By scaa srspce fs5aIi-
~ the people alsng tha rogte, who might easily
have get word 70 Lawrence, did not Try.
A messenger, sent to Can't Coleman ts notify
The people Of Lawrence Of Q1as5rsu's approach,
failed to Get t1roEgh.
Qasntreil obtained a sappiy Of fresh horses ct
Lsgrssee, which enabled him 60 oUtstup and
elRdo the pursuit of cur soldiers, whose h1rses
were nearly exhausted When they reached
him, SIX miles FOGtb Of Lawrence, the cit zsus
ws0 joined in the pursuit were able 90 kssp I'd
with the enemy, sud often compelled him 10
hsls and form a line Of battle, but the soldiers
could sos fores their jzdsd horses to a zaliOp for
a Charge and Bur5sit, aHd went On ineffective
ly. At night QgaHrell broke his trail near
FsOli, and our troops were dels} ed all night in
6ndigg It. No damage was d0us by QIaufrsll
rom Tire lime our forces came up vita him until
he got cut Of kansss. The pursuit was 80 close
hs was compelled TO sbsndaa msst of tBe h0uses
they were leading and goods stolen from Law
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Fnom

Our latest information from North AlsbaHa,
is to the effect that there is qbits q large force Of
Yankees being collected there. A private letter,
dstsd the pa als., from 8 reliable souges, says f.;
There is q brigade Of Yankees each at Mays
vile, Madison county, Woodvile and LsrkiuE
vile. Jackson county, Ala These places are On
The line Of the Memphis and Charleston rhilrosa,
and distant from Huntsville, respectively,
twelve. twonty-ains sad ~thirty-ssveH niles
They purpose putting this read in s~PerstoR
forthwith. They n~Polsgiz0 Tor taking Ell the
ssryicesble horses and mules, cattle and hogs,
able. bodied negro nsn. provisions and forage
BY saying that thsbops Of subjUgsting the Soath
BY force Of mere numbers is gives up, snd IS
he 5srnior resor; are trying the starvation pre-
cess.
They arrest iAe citizens and compel tham 10
take The uou-combatant's oath and strongly hint
that the oath Of allegiance will soon have to be
swallowed.
An unofendizg citizen, John B Hancock,
was killed while . prisoner. His murderer says
he vas trying to escape. Before dying be said
this WAS false
There Is ne fsrcs stationed A. Huntsville. De-
easionany q few Yankee cavalry dash in and give
the good people q healthy "skser"
Er. L1mpkins, ueErs trader, RAd q yeuRg
nan named Keunsr1, were carried of by them
The first for Offering twenty-five dollars for the
name Of every citizen who had taken the cath Of
sIlegisacs-tss other Tor bsviRg said that during
the Yankee occupation last year, he killed feuI
Of the vzudals "bushHhaekiDg.''
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Washington, MsY p, 1853


Zoe Ladies % tie Atlanta Hospital assocLs ion igtsud
giving he FeksbnrE soldiers q dinn-r, on saturday
7puzHr 9Th aud any contributions from ihs lahes a.
3 -a- .lel a. mercy ura s. vegetables, Luifs.
or. E15 b-lE they can EDars. viii be thankfully r.
EFad Send 10 sI contributions BY Friday % ne
store -ll1ls on PeaaEte- street
Eus- every patriotic lady viii rss1srF asalv 20 thf-
e4. g Ua1ks are -us o. v0a already for aiding
relieve he suEsr sEs 81 eur H1idiers-
The tsbe VII besprssd near the walton srH1v. The
eaaut,se appointed 90 meet th-ra az uIas s'c.sck. en-
saturday morning 10 receive Prs=Aisus sent In by Gs
ladies % a. f0Iluass
hTs y Bass Hs Bsssaut Mrs. Brown. Nh Huu Mrs.
EecA Mr. srslsi Ms Ms1. Mu Eas, Ars P5rd.r Nh
I" ar1eri hrs eAae. Au EaarrUura. Mrs Evs a-
D heuHG AFsfaFuef Mise Jsuala CLAYTON. U.s. gsflfa
lpll-,n, af- AsMiisn, Mrs Dean, Nm Leydsr Err
Dtsn, An h9yt Mn Levejoy, Hu chandler NJ So
lrHL, Hrs lEaac WlrsLip.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

CREDITS UEDER m Tax Acr-It sb7z15
BE- borne IN mind b. lhoss holding credits das
before OF sin1o tbe usr. that li is presumed that
they se WihnE 90 receive ina psyusn. Csufsl-
rat no'es buA If the contrary Is mad, spss-
rsnt % the a@sssss8r either By patent evidence
on ths fsos Of as ersiil o., from evidence that
tas boiler vL1ss 81 81 a higher rate. hs- -
fus Faymautio Coaislsrats notes. then de
assessor is % value g accordingly. unless s
holder Ull indosss 0as his willingness 70 re-
esire payment ia Confederate u5,ss. II tbs
holder has released 90 receive payment in such
eaHsney aad wishes to avoid the additional
tsr, b. can do 30 BY i~ndorsiuz on The credit M,
~WdingRess 30 receive Confederate money &,
paymenG j. IS le dU.y Of Psrssas WHO b.vs
rendered paymaui Of b0ads etc in lhs present
carneaoy an5 BEEN refused, 70 nodfg tie .sr,s
soF.
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~ A B3slsn dispatch to the New York
faz, -5ae@AugusI 25lh says that George
" lam, Pfauhss 9 Baird and William Brown.
ai residents Of Lee, Massachusetts, We5s
brougt. before DATED States Comrsissiousr
Hailsti today. on he charEs Of giving aid and
coni11i TO lhs rebels By manufaeiarug bauk
aoss paper having he water marx =" C. s. a."
81 iba csnttr Of ths bills. A aois pyosoqsi sv
entered in ihs case Of Band, that be might
asssar a. 8 Liam was hoId in three
tbousand dollars bail 70 apsssT ST tAe September
sem o. he district court sad Bnsa, who
worked tor Linn, but against whom 40 besli-
nsny beyond that fact was introduced, was he'd
II one thousand doisrs.
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70 CAPTTAL.TsTs

An OFFERING Ec2 sALF ~
a 8sautiEuL R-sfapnra-
situated On thu ss-ta sac 81 Dez-lw- ueE-l5 c8r1---
Ia 4 ave 9 gees -nt7rt ana rssf EaaE1-
s9oa eat huufinu EHl narrr LFlses a fes ra--~
eed rr-aard 81 peaches appiss ruI oEar - Thar-
as io1r h1adrsd 90 e. OF hld il q a- ssas cr end
vatiqns TDg cenFsairut % ths k1zsa-
IhE = a bssuftI iccsttfa cauvsalfrtfo Ha U-rr
-ur dspoE Ths Asa1a Of bis pa1e d squai 81 tsaf
auy IN tne S ae-
A good l3ea-isa far q pAsEcU
AnT Psr8aa HiEhl 70 purchase wild 90 zeEf
4e q eel az rT eAcs. m Dsca GA
aH26 Nv ~ y % -1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

MISsIssIPPL-Whsn Gen. Johnston feII back
fron Jaekse8, il will be remembered that there
were alarming reports Of wholesale dessrtieos
ffom The Mississippi regime IS. A general off.
Ger belongjog to that army, snd ts whose esna-
maDd NEST Of TIE Mississippi regiments be-
lorge6, ted the writer three days age that ihese
shsoniees were ali back at thsiT posts, and that
ks command is stronger now han it was wbea
he joissd Con Jshcston 20 sid il Tho relief Of
Ficksburg. Uis gratifying TO know that this
is the rule Of sctisn throughput oar armies.
ben Sye TsiHrniRg to their colcrs az their esun-
try's eau. Is it any weBdsr, with honor ssd
patriotism before them, snd disgrace, aad per-
hsDs the desth of a deserter behind them r.
MoJds Register, 29M.
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HEADaLAELEE5 ELIEAET PEST
ArLasrs- 4AlTu ARA 1854
; o1ed s1es % der-n- -a-aU Ec-la tz rf
Elstar as uEHtcuol 20 res Fuva sna 80
a-ul an1 q b cullcL Laa lerl .sa.-4
VII baTs hei- ccmp--s- eF-su5-a e l-sa- " =
6sHtsr ehHrel Al siF-L -L-E. ~
ElpLcs1s muster rolls -l b. raeHr. ans ash -.rr
nsstsred -H Ea prev11s r9- lss &c a-sauzszd f5--
By command OF g. W. las
aeeF EaI ea-z
CouHznsinr Pes. ava Ls.-aoL CcnfF Ff-a go
r. HOLsEs Ac--E At-r.a1t
ans 9f
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sci Of jzstice to the true aea who have been supIs7sd
en- thess reads, Z vii furnish a hn lst as soon Is pos.
lase.
hs dlaieult to ssscrbs the popular feeling ia a1a-
s,lippL Ths dominant ises g that hey should be let
aIsns ihai nsH, Asyias bssn fought over and dsssia-
ted. hAviBg lest their 5Fagshc pone. the war SHOULD
surge elsewhere taat hey should Be now allowed ~
rssuoersss withous zoieItstioa fom Coufsssrsa ~
Yankee soldiers. that hey, tAs war iH tAs mean dms
sashiur o., shoald havu peace. When hsuiEsippi has
his she viii have one Of i've saiugt-Yankee ruls or
the undergraduates FER whish ne are al fighting TIE
sist she shast have, let her desire It ever 90 srdsatiJ
sss last she eaut have aatlh bseomss general property.
We are going 20 have no foot idle while the halter
dbrsatsas the general neak.
she Is loyal but she Is fsigusd sas wants q brsais-
ing SPELL Reconstruction 3 act sp0kas Of except ia
tie seass that ssas mythical citizen Hat dszsaesd hHn-
ssfty sps EiaE ia its favor. An avogsl submission
stI thisE woa'd hang Is promptly new a a year ego.
even taess law wbo talk Assarngy OF ts fssalt Of
he war ars psintss sut - quasi usilors. R
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

HE party o. COntsdsrates under the Gem
maad Of the gallant Lieut. John Taylor Weed.
on Tuesday last IN Chesapeake bay, off he
mouth Of lb0 RspPshannsck, captured ihres
faqkeo tTadsp0-tg, the Ccqusits, Goldea Rod.
enl Twin Brothers. tive OF uBsm from Philade-
llib aud one rlm Maine. Two wers laden with
-HeE9fsi and one with eoal The Golden Rod
1ertfoyea' AVID tbs sthsr i've carried 10 8
place of Haleiy. Thers wers sbopt 6Hoen mis-.
lnen taken Oh b0s& the thrss. Thls askes
nneiy prisoners TIVE gunboaa, aad three frsus-
3oftss captured by Lisat. Wood, since he lei.
Ae1mono GA Gins cIpsGi0H-Riehmsad Dis
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The sheIling Of ChaPlessea-A Ws.is of
EscEaiaaE5an-

Escraiaaz5sn.
We believe that Charleston can be PROTECTED
rem another such bsFbarous shelliHE by trans
porting from Libby sn2 Belle Isle 2 fsw tbgps.
sad Yankee prisoners, and coBdziur tasm in
ths warehouses in Charleston. They can be a.
easily fed there as here, and the citizens would
guard thaEa if they believed tAst shsir esBfns-
meRt wonid enable them 60 remain wish safety
81 their homes. Fill as many Of tho w-arohouses
as possible, in different parts Of ths city. dis
tribute the Yankee prisoners vel over the city.
and then Inform General Gilmore thst Charles
ton invites his shells. Should Be get iato the
lower hsrser he would not 6rs into the city.
As tAere IS nc prospect Of 8 speedy reiewal Of
exchange. these prisoners might as vel be de-
tending Charleston and Mobile fran 8 bar5ar.
sseAing IS baskiDZ il The cool shades Of.
Belle Isle, whis the noble soldiers Of tbs Cow
tederste array are baking aa3 stsHiag in tie
fosl furnaces Of Fort dswsTe. Les tho Van
KEGS from Libbyead Belle Isle be seut 10 rein
force the defsnses Of Charleston. This kind Of
viii tesck Gilaers how to conduct
the siege aceeraingto shs rules Of civilized war
fsres-Riehaead En- yHirsr.
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Operations Of lss neay ia asr,a care.

RALEIGH, August 2s-The Stqis .Jssysat.
hta1tou correspondent, in biz letter ofths 2stb
says' "OW scoues report that the Yankees are
laying ths lscE Of th8 Atlantic railroad he
.Eeou IuBearora ans Cove creek, fourteen niies
bis side OF hsWbern, protected by three small
regiments under Col Clsss5n, Of New York
Ga Wednesday, two companies Of cavalry and
a seci0u Of arHliery advanced from Ncwbsrn
70 Netharcutfs farm Hhd returned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

ACcDgNT-We Learn that a ssaeas secident
occurred On wednesday last, sn tao WIming-
ten and Walden railroad, same ales north OF
Warsaw, By which seRe passengers were
wounded sid one or more cars smashed up The
secidsut oonrred to the down passenger train,
due here Ct 5P- NJ aHd was oecssisaed BY the
breaking down OF a ear loaded VITA munitions
Of war We have not learned any further par
sieulsrs ilmiagt0H JosrHaL, ANgust -.
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DEAD--Cept Robert Hszlsts Of B~aliizsra,
died. in this city on Thursday, ard wss buried
en- Yesterday. Alter the attack on Fsrt Samtsr,
in 1851, Capt Hazlstt recruited ths frss mex il
Baldmsrs fer the CoRfederAse array. and sant
them 70 the South He afterwards 6oiloTsi kim-
with the SoatheTa caRse-RicAa0a9 ExaBiaer.
-2ak
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MURDER IL HEERICO-Oa Wednesday eve
a'ug 2 psTsJasl rszconter teak placs zs M.
tAoiu-Ou's, ca FHltsa hII, q mile and e halt 81
the Williamsburg road, between DR.. Cure.
employed lathe qusrtsrmsster' deszrsmesl, and
" S Bsasfori, q clerk in she second auditors
afiea. Carrie was stabbed Aaly, within q
few yards OF the Rsuse, syigE las fs~ mi1ssss.
Iae ssidraa 70 ported the aftr Re ste nearest
battery, and BlasEr5, wh1 st,ems,55 Is ey-
elPs, Wss arrested ana lodged ia jail BY ths
e=aa-y Authorities.
Iso accused ss3 Is dsess7sa SD q psrsaaaE
dHguly the day Prsvi5Rs sbeus Political mat
-eIs, BIssf1ri s7sHisr himself q reconstruction
ist. The qasrEsi vas aDssrsatiy mazda uB, bus
B-ssteEa Eeeisg Carrie es Msudsy evesing
Eskcd Bin if 10 was armed. Csuja SAID nc.
sEd EEas5ard drawing kIiis, stasssd AKA IA
sally ia several places. Bsj5 Of ta5 men are
married and hsvs wives n the eity. Brssf5rd
balls from Atlanta, 81, szd Curis was nom
Cyathia1a, Ky, and WAS, for time, a Govern
maaE clerk u Washington, ID. C.-Bicbm0al
EEEmiler- 29th
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UAFIN1 boayhs lad m ssufhwsrt Gso-r-a F,rs-
II ter sac ~ piaca 81 2u4f zcfas.o1 Fea1Elr-s raaE
seFs1 miles from AiE1tH. -nfca TIE Fls 8E rziI-g1E
Alsaa e hssFe- res-z s-s- cEc- end mex
caaert sctosi EBe in7r3rsaans esnrr IL -
1saG via tour rsums suuza h-le- scaz1 a1z
a On sEeaar4tf several llalad IHct ar -aslz
@sersa the weed on e B vera So Frslrs
auzEi2tr 3 a-Er-
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 2.
HEADQUARTERS mILIrARY posT. /,

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY POST
ATLANTA SsPtsmber l4. 1893.
II ALL ABSaNTEas frsm the Provost and Al.
Il lants Firs Batlaisns, are A=fo5y ordered 90 Re.
turn aud report TO tssir eomnszds Immediately.
IL an furioughs and leaves Of asssn-s heretofore
granted are hereby revoked
III TAe Atlanta Fire Battalion Is hereby ordered
camp TaIs Tussds1 AFTERNOON a. three
o elsek a. walton Springs. with blankets
BY o7der G.. ". LEE,
Major smi A. A. G. Commanding Post,
And isU'-CoionsfConnsndiz Firs Battalion
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FALSE RaPORT-Daring ms sbelBng Of
Charleston On Sonday night LAST, aud Just alter
a shell went bowling " Meeting street., the city
clock struck twelve, when The wstehman il the
Bses3le called eat, "Past twelve O'Clock, and
alPs well There were 3 great many persons
within hearing OF bic voice who were moat de-
cidslly Of ; different oPinioR-Clarlesisa Cen
~
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Anotagr usaliaE in Pa1aaa eeuu1y.

Tbs residents Of Putnam coUpty are smoag
thai class Of citizens Hhs are really awake to
tbs interests sf the COafe5aracy. and who aye
determined % leave ROthIHg und0ue that viii
isnd b advance thez. Ancksr Meeting hes
been held az Ea.0slou. Various recommend
items sid suggestions have been made to sasi-
5raie and Dc swsy with shs evils wkicN now sI-
ist Throughout eur land. These sa5miltsi and
setsd hyerably EPoH were ss follows :-Azrug-
"a ChrsHicis sna SsatzeL.
/. Tat The iEtsrior court increase the FAX for
The support Of the soldiers families 20 suy sz-
sent tseir necessities may require, having due
Eegarl to the prices they vii Aave to pay.
= 1hat hey furnish ssca Of saij families net
having them, and who are unabIs 20 buy, with
a Dsir Of cotton cards.
3 Ta2t il case Of the families Who have Doze.
we call upon the mere favored class Of orr CON
muGi-y 30 loan 90 such families The use 81 q COW
and calf, aud we do earnestly iEvoks the Split
Of efsuty and Hberai,y in t6sig bshaIf
q That the inferior court appoint in each
military distriei q committee Of three proper per-
sons 70 inqairs after and prepare for tho wants
Of the peer, and to organize individual charities
Ia aid o. the general object.
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AUsUsTA sAvfsss BAsK-Ths bills Of this
bank are still Ia circulation, notwithstanding 5e
spurious issues, which being on genuine plates.
are dIt1euit to DETECT. TBe bank has advertised
Inst g desires to call them in, and il woald be
well, therefore, tOr dealers t. discard them ats
getser, that they RaY De ss1t 10 the bank c0un-
ter for redemPtt0n-ANzssts C01shttigaallst.
9Th.
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rrHm 3 b BrabsoA, formerly q member
ffon Tsnnsasee in Tie lsts United States Con
essss died q lew days since
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~ The new iron-eIad gprboas Charleston
went into commission on tie 20-h, sad wifh hsr
powerful ornament win greatly add to the de-
Tense IF RE hsrba-.
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CASTLE THUEBER IrEMs-Two ba-5rsd
aud seventy Of the Inmates Of this place were
Yesterday, returned 70 lhs army Of Northern
Virginia. Tas recent Prsclama5i0a Of sbs Pres
laest, osgnng amnesty to many Of the uuarsu-
nate sukjsc5s Of esart Bsrtial, has thianeS tie
p1ssa in q most eEsciual manner. There are
fewer prisoners In tss prison DeE than a. any
HRs siDcs it vas 4 prs9n-RiehmoA4 Erazi-
nsy. 29h.
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AsBLs re BR ATTACKED We learn fran
q gentleman jast froz New Orleans. SAYS the
NOZZLE 1Ts5a8o Of the 25h, that on the I4th
lnsL absut twenty tAsBsse5 Of Greats srmv
isnesd a. Camp PsFsPsE, which IS about tlree
rnilea aRovs Can0llt0n is was stated By the
Yankees thst within p day Or two ten thousand
mere w0Rld arrive. Thsse men stated thst tbey
WaulG either Rendezvous st Sup island or Pen
Sacoia, sHa thst tsey iAtss5ss 10 take Mobile
within six woska-Sstmz DisVzt7i. august -
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~ he Whe asked the dsughtsrs hand. aud
Get he fathers foot, had the consolation Of
knowing hat bis WoOing was rot bootlsss
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- LaPgsaEz, from iAs Uzi.sd States Ma
sE bsgistsr, thal the vessels captured BY sh5
ga-lans Lieutenant Wood were ratsd s. fellows:
hsaslcel screw steamer, Of niasty suns, and one
gun, fsls had l"5 guns when csBturs5;) satsl-
lie. aals-wLF=l steamer, i've hundred and sever
Teen fans, and tvs glEsi CurTitusk, screw
steamer one hundred zad uiDe.y4LIss isas, and
$50 guns They g.. belonged to he Ps.smac
ngai.a. Lisuisusst Weed, who commanded the
wlica has proved SO successful, is
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- Oar latest inforzasion fron North Ms
sissip3i and West Tennessee is highly en-
e5lrag.ug Parties Who cczs through from
that region represent tbe best possible feeling IS
prevailing among the people, snd Squals, con-
Fauiss sud regiments are continually COMING
through receiving arms and socoutrsmsHts, or
zalizirr and going into .hs army, or returning
30 offer ga organized and effective resistance to
.s ma.-sss and savage 5sFrsdatou upoz these
ua.gl.lua.s sections Of the E5nlslsrscy.
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- i is proposed 70 Pass ia Massachusetts, 8
statute Of hmiss-iJa against th7 early marriage
oia-my widows Several who have gone 0E 10
new bou5z Of wsdl1ck sr8 perpiexed b. haarlag
t3as shsir patriotic husbands ssiu live
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~ AFortress Monroe dispatch in the New
York Herald, Of thu 22d ult, says tkai 1.-TWO
refugees arrived in Norfolk today from Rich
.m1nd, uBo were bonn in Canada. They report
that the rebel government. is terribly frightened
shout Charleston, and say if it is tsksH 81 is
LOST A guard is kept about tbs residence Of
JET Davis night aud day to prevent hin from
running sway from Richmond. Thsrs were
very few troops in OF eaboUt Richmond, snd
only enc brigade between there and Peters
burg"
We suspect that these Canadians were only
testing TIE guIi5iiiy Of the Yankees when they
represented JEFF Davis IS being hsId in Rich
m5ud BY force.
The same ssBssch says that scsiRg BdEaiisT-
General B. F. Oa5srdonk, with the LIST New
York mounted rifles and two companies Of the
lIsa Pennsylvania cavalry, has Eft returned 10
Portsmouth. Virgins from q long raid into
North Carolina They passed through Edanton
suG opened communication with Captain Rob
ers. in command Of South Mills. Thence they
proceeded 30 Pssquorank and Bsrsford While
about halt way between the places they
attacked by gusdlas, and in the skiruish
two Haa They killed thirty gEsrllss,
several iaa3 sLe Dismal Swamp, VIE were
lr5FHed, captured ninety horses, some cattle
.sl. The raid Egg very snccassfsl.
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z. r WILLIAMS

SUCCESSOR TO AM0ss Bcor ~.
GeneFal ConRisSi0R srcbast.
corass Mhtshs3 and E -tres.r
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