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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
LAWRENCE.

We visited this city of sorrow, for the
first time since the raid, on Friday last I
is indeed desolated town. A prosperous
city wss ruined in four hours on that fata
morning. Il makes the heart sick and the
whole frame shudder to visit the uins and
to converse with the sad and heart broker
people who have lost their relatives and
friends and their hard earnings. This case
has no equal in the war for butchery, bru-
tality, aud for the extent of property de-
stroyed. But so far as the destruction Of
property is concerned, that is a small mat
ter. The murdered of Lawrence cannot be
given back. This is the uncomfortable
thought.
t-zsaAIready we notice that some of the old
favorite houses are re-opening in the few
buildings next to the river, saved by the
sharpshooters on the opposite side. The
old stone Woodward block is occupied by B.
W. Woodward, tie druggist, and Mr.. Bull
leue, dry goods merchant. Mr.. w. occu-
pies the same room which he started in in
Lawrence six or seven years ago. On the
opposite side Of th street from this, in the
old Hutchinson block, Mr.. Guild has opened
a stock of dry goods. W. E. sutllfF & Co.,
the clothiers, have re-established them
selves 10 their old quarters of six years ago.
They will soon open large stock. The
loss of this house was $25, 1000. Ridsnour
& Baker, the latter of whom is fast recoV-
ering from his almost fatal wounds, have
rebuilt on their old premises, and will soon
reopen with a large stock of groceries and
provisions. Their loss was about $40. 900.
They are among the best business men in
the State, and their reputation as upright
and fair dealers will give them an i'm
mense trade. Other houses have re- opened
in such shanties as could be Obtained
among them Spicer and WinchelI. The
Stone brothers, John and Horace, are run
ming the City Hotel. Jacob Pike, of the
Eastern House, has rented portion of the
old Waverly, on the bank of the river, and
will be in running order Immediately. He
will be glader than ever to see his old
friends from this region. We must not for
get Walt. Willis. His extensive livery
stable will be up aud running soon. The
Willis brothers had one of the most extern
sive livery and sale stables in the State.
AS an item of their business, they sold
this summer $4,000 worth of fine buggies
and carriages. Their energy will ensure
them a speedy trade. They were COM
pletely ruined financially, but will "come
out of the kinks" Two of the printing
Offices, the Journal and Tribune, will soon
be re-established. We have not heard it
stated whether the Republican will or not.
]. E. Watson. the Express Agent has stuck
up shanty opposite the Jail, and is as
busy and full of vim as ever he will make
it go.
We wish Lawrence and her business men
abundant prosperity.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
MILITIA ON THE BORDER.

The following order from Governor Car
ney speaks for itself. The people of South
ern Kansas are organizing promptly. In
this section of the State we intend to be
ready to help repel any invasion. We hear
it stated that it is the intention to order all
the militia to the Border at once. If there
is any immediate danger the people are all
ready to go. But they do not wish to go
down there to stand guard, and forsake
their business here. The militia is com
posed largely of business men, and the
country would suffer greatly if they are
taken away, to be kept absent any consid-
cradle time. They have gone into the or
ganization to defend and protect this county
and, If necessary, to help their neighbors
on the Border. We hope they will not be
ordered away from their homes, unless ne
cessity requires it. Then they are ready
TO ''shut up shop" and go. The order is
this
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
SheriFs Sale.
State of Kansas, Lyon county, IS.
John Terrell

John Terrell
Elijah and Mary A. Yeakley.\
In the Fifth District Court, in and for Lyon
county, Kansas.
DY virtue of an execution, to me directed
ID issued out of the Fifth Judicial District
Court, for Lyon county. Kansas, will, on Sat-
urday, the 24th day Of October, A. D. 1863, at IL
o'clock, M, at the Court House door. in the town
of Emporia, county Of Lyon and State of Kansas,
offer for sale at public auction, the highest bid
der, for cash in hand, the following described,
property, 70 wit: Lot number eleven I'D of block
eighty three (63), lot number nine (9) Of block
thirty seven (37) and lot number two ~ Of block
one hundred and three (103), situated in the
town of Americas, Lyon county, State of Kansas,
sold as tn. property Of the said Elijah and Mary
A. Yeakley, to satisfy said execution.
JAMES B. COX
ft BY r. PAKHAN, Under-SheIif
Al &7 2Ol
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26

From what little we can learn the corn
crop hereabouts viii yield well. We hear
of rs and 80 bushels 70 the acre. We saw
some of the new corn a day or two ago,
which was the best we ever saw in this
country. 1t is selling at from go 10 25
cents per bushel.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
STATISTICS.

We have been furnished with the follow
ing table of statistics for publication, by our
County Clerk. These figures convey iu-
'sresting information as to the relative
''ealth and importance of the different
.wnsbips:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
THE LAWRENCE JOURNAL.

Below we publish the circular which has
been issued to the people by Hovey E. Low
man, Esq, the remaining editor of that
sterling paper, the Lawrence Journal. The
Journal, as We always thought, was the
most ably edited paper in the State. It's
editorials were the fairest, and most candid
and reasonable-its miscellany was of the
best and purest character-while its agri-
cultural WAS of the very best the State af-
fOrds. Il always gave its energy to the
best interests of the State, and its power
was felt everywhere.
The Journal is to be started again as is
stated in the circular, and on looking around
we know of no paper we can more cheer
fully recommend to the people as family
journal. We hope to see it have good
circulation in this part of the State. Read
the following: x
CIRCULAR
Lawrence has again been sacked and burned
by horde from the border Murder and
blood mark their path One hundred and
fifty of our best and bravest men are Nc
more. Two millions of our property lies
10 ruins, or swells the treasury of the Dor.
der iends.
We mingle our tears In mourning over
the dead martyrs to the cause of Liberty
and civilization: their memories are en-
shrlned in the hearts of all; but they have
departed forever.
The ground where stood our city is sa
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26

oh. Bailey, editor of the Times. brought
suitosnd, obtained damages in the Leaven-
worth District Court. against Mayor An
thopy ' for false imprisonment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
HEADQUARTERS KANSAS MILITIA, }
LEAvENwoRTH Sept. 10Th, 1868.

AEAVENWOhfH OePI. IOln1 1000" .a.
Maj. Gen. J. L. MCDOWELL;
S1R:-You will proceed Immediately to
the counties of Johnson, Miami, Linn and
the Northern portion of Bourbon, with arms
and ammunition for the organized State Mil
itia ''of those counties and superintend their
distribution"
You will first distribute arms, ammuni-
ton to such force as you may order into
active service.
You will order into active service such
number of troops as you may deem neces-
sary for the protection of the border. If
there are not men enough to accomplish
this object you will call them from adjoin-
ing counties. taking care only, that every
portion of the border from the-Kansas river
south is fully protected.
You will take command of the troops,
when organized, and report to these head
quarters from time to time.
THos. CAREEY.
Gov. and Commander-in-C Chief.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26

TOWN LOTS. in Emporia, Americas, FREE
> mont, and Neosbo Rapids, for sale by
POI j. r. SWALLOW =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
Valuable Farm for Sale I

VN4U@U4O : a N 4OL 0cS40
WING about miles from Emporia and
IL one and half miles from Americas, on Ne
osho bottom, containing l60 acres, 40 of which
under cultivation; good frame house and we'll
of water by the door. Also 20 acres of timber
will be sold with it if desired. For particulars
inquire of j. R. SWALLOW. -.
Emporia, August 9th, 1863. If =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-09-26
THE LEAVENWoRTH TIMES
Established in 1857
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST PAPER IN
THE STATE!

Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly!
HAS recently been enlarged, and is issued on
Il new material throughout, contains the Tel
egraphic Dispatches Of the Associated Press, and
gives greater and more varied amount of read
ing matter than any other paper west of St. Louis.
Daily, per year, So
Tri-Weekly, per year, 3
Weekly, per year, L
Address j. KEMP BARTLETT, Proprietor,
$50 LeaYenworth Kansas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24


LIeut. BEADS AesoHst ot ths Reason he
Could net Escape VIII tho Cater CHzAs
faE.
Tas NOrthsrn papers publish . private letter frsn
Lieut.. @. ". Read, sfths Taesuy, new In Pert Presis.
to Lieut.. Barrett, @. s. N, aowh Fsrt Lafayette. We
rigs an extract fsz the letter, shswinE thsti was net
Lest Reads fault tAst tAs Htsszsrs seat Eftsr sin were
net sEHk:
Ny DrAR BAREoTT: As ILavs inst HstIss5 yssr ar
rival ~ Fart Lafzystta, In ss8paRy VITA the e6osrs
szd crew q the late ras Atlanta l have csBsassa 70
5rsp you a few llseA infsraiEg you 81 Iy bsisg kagssd
and Eissly elssltsa IA : WslsElt fertA OLD AAss.
d0nisi0nz- ="
on The msruing Of the s6h we made Ps=;lans Iigss
At Eansst We sntsrs5 the hsrhsr - 80 We bssrsss
tEs revenue eEttgr Csshing. and tpek her wiki abAtls
difficulty. Ths wiRd was vsJy uEhS and ID Vas seven
o'clock In the msruiHG belsra 6e get sut 81 rasss Or
the fsrts. s 10 n We wsrs sbsut dftssa HilsS fTsH
the eifV, when fha wiRd died and left rs hssahnod. At
II tbrss steamers we're discovered approaching As Ee
cleared FER AsisR bat the ordnance SsPhrtnsdt # tks
cutter. a. usaAl, was 10 a asplogsbls gsadltisE, EAa We
we're unabls y Dc as zuthas W. sthsrEiss Wszs have
dsAe.
Ths sattsr lad era % ssunds- snidthips sRa ss "a
PsEnder ksWitzsr forward. There wa bat sRs ear
fridge far ths y, All ba' I've rEzty rsRcd sAOt EEa =
few Htand If craps. Ths attacking steamers were
Hlsa with arasd msss aas thsE E~aehiHsry Frstsstsa
By bslss q rags and asttss- We area away ali err
saEsHiiiea, sci fire te tAs enter and sErrsRdsrsa in
eur snail boats.
Il wss my -intsntisu when I caza lHto Psrtlasd to eut
out q ssagsiag steamer, bat strznga 70 Eay, Al TIA dsei-
sivs meusRt. Mr.. Brown twhaR yen viii remember IN
connection vita The breaking Gswn Of the Arka-szs
sngins) declared kimtslf Incompetent % UsTk tks ca
giRss Of The EtsEHar EnleEs be lad another ssgtRssr 70
C sRarRts with kia AL my plEas vera theE rruEhsS,
and was compelled 70 taks the cHttar cut Es = asrniar
resort II thare had Seer b breeze, We wssld have sesA
ersble dsEtuedsn in tbs barber 81 Portland
We have hesz kindly trsztad ~ eur csntorE. 1 sI.
Prci We VII be sent sitksr - New York ~ BssioE in 8
few days As hoy hsve ssmmanesd sxehaagiHg sgaia,
/ hope We may be ssHt intB Dizia before Lang.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24
FHOm uIssIssHFFE

We arc advised today that SEX. JOHNSTON
has taken Pcsiiss en- sEshg river, . small
stream that crosses tho Southern railroad in
Scott csuHty, absus IS miles east sf JackssR.
Ne advantage sttsehas ts the position, except
the presence Of q supply Of water, and the halt
vas probably made On the fs8t that GRANT was
making 3 new movement being aseertaiRsd. II
The report be true that Federal troops are going
down iHs rivsr to sEy sItsBt, We may lssk for
an early attack uPsn Mobile By Land. The
enemy probably understands TIE weak Psist,
aad vii msve uPeA it It may Be, However,
At Charleston, but the former seems to be the
msst generally entertained opinion Of gentomOR
direct from he Southwest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24


Al gsntemsn writing fon Sardiss Mississippi
gives US WREEEsuyg1rthg truth-iR regard e
hspfssence and conduct Of the Yankee Tsf4sls
lately ia DeSoto and Pamela e~euaHss, and his
ststsmsntsaiGarxeEY materially from the SEN
ssfsnsI reports we hsvs reesiVed-ER says
&. Ore thousand two hundred Yankees Gaze
down from LaGrange, Tennessee, crossed the
TalIahatcbie st Wyatt, aad frem thence pro
eesdsd to Pamela. MeCsIloeh, wits a part OF
bis command. was at Pamela, and Gen. George
with his IS Healish was also there, forming IN
the avyrsgsts some zine Hundred 81 enc thea
sand msn. They fell back across fosoHy the
Feds rursus6 them to TIE river and essTsyes
,ba -sil-oad bridge. Oaly . psrt Of the Federal
,,uusrd sursusd George and MeCulleeh, tbs
others vs:rg en- 70 Pamela. The whole command
remained in Psnols some tWsnty-feur hsurs,
crossed at their leisure, and wsRt over to Mem
1h;s. They usTs net driven 0f-5tsysa as loag
IS they wished, Ead retired in their swn gsOd
tire, carrying from this esuHiy enc tksu-
sand OF ore thsusand i've hundred Rsgrsos-
snd il is generally believed as RsRy hsresa
and miles. besides huadreds Of buggies, car
nages, wagons, etc. Thsy burned gin houses
corn cribs, smoke houses, and wheat, as they
went Nothing ssesPsd tbsm, There Is a COED
cavalry force hsge-Probsbly ever l50O-sRsugh
to prevent these raids, but ssmsaew, OF SEINE.
how else, il is not done, sad eur country is nov
almost rEiR5d. Men who two msRtbs age wsz'
worth thousands uPsn thousands, are asw PosI
iDdsed-au gene to the Feds except what wa
eaten up BY our non-TesistiBE cavalry"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

EraR Ia HallMCra AMereEugII My Laru.N
Ths sioie1s TsTk has begun was commenced
wksa General HGHtsr was removed from the command
81 ths department and the gallant and indemits5lo Gen
efnsrs appsiatsd 20 hl the vacs6Cy.
New for iha iaFsriaut BeUs, which we with pleasure
lay before oar readers On the glorious fourth Of July.
tks heavy batteries We have recently srsc,si on Folly
lot, intended to dispute Sic entrance to the ship chan
mel wsrs spaned upoH with a destructive fre. mEki1g
Ibsrt Werk Of thsm. The Federal batteries had been
srsot.a EatsT masks Of foliage, ard the ast1uishsd rsB-
els kssv netting Of tErir existence oar guns were Of
The hssvisIt ealssr, Aad sum'ered thirty-t0ur. Large
aumbars OF troops hsd hssn sent 10 Polly island. and
thsrs was every indication 81 s.russthsss ald zcsiyi'y
in tks ziitzry department
AszirEl DahlE-aa g. his arrival At Pert Regal. and
relieving Admiral Dupont, Immediately 0ra5rsa ths
Asnitsss % p-sPsrs fer active serncp. The wsrk beng
do "a them, aAd IN e~latsaFisl0n auHccsEsary, 20 far
as sHcszey was eoHcsrnsd, was ordered iaEtsutiy t.
sssss, aR4 q Tha-t OF JsJ Azd gaducss Weatup t-rauEn-
st the whols Squadron TksIs fHsy Improvement
sozld be pa on after he war Is sever. Now the vessels
were wastsd fer ths ParPsss for which thsT w-rs con-
EtrEstsd. IEBrovsa=zrs aud nadh9sfi9as c-sld -
naas when the vessels were Gdl cf cSanigzos, sad
waen there wa an abH-csRcs Of mas sn1 Eaca-Esz
ts perform she EsrE and not WheE vasable tims w0ald
BE- wasted "R As facs II he sRsRy.' elorisUa daeis'
isE, Sza hsasrs6 - she man wh5 zadtitl
Instead Of sztGsishinE hiassf il The chsir o~frsyalty
81 BEARD ths WabaEh, aaa receivHs the honass or .ns
cszrrisrs, AEairsl DEhlgrsn RAISED his Gag On ths
humbls little trznspsrt Nary DiHFHors, wklca had sso7
E7ass ana equipped fer tAs gHrPOsc and eu the foarA
Of Jsly was rsFzriEs 20 usvs e. Join bis iron clad feet
ha ths harksr 81 North Edisto. Tka shssrs and crew.
81 the usaiters rEstAy fer services. and ~iEgustsa AMI
sick tr8m aa4ayr a12pRb4H-@anb Aa4 tua2tfFlfFg were ll
sesiaeiss a. ths FrosPsct or havtzE q chance 20 tet tsss,
Flsrisus little vessels on the walls ef 8HusFer. and equal
" conAssat s. 81 success. They fsle that they Traru rs
hsvea FEES Abe tJrsRnicA restraizsEtaFeEes upoa then
- sAisid ~iAsazPotesey, anA thzg The day Of prsVins
thsir earns tsess in the great work Of Hat.oaai rstrsu
tier was HPHrsachiRg
AdHlrA BHhlnsn haS ordsrsd al the Wsrkmsn Eeu
the nouitsrs - Proessd az snce 80 the eoasI-icn 81 thi
rasaII "a he captured rln-cad 2tlsats. iat-ui lg q
usa her slss in the attack on the asC.nsss Of Chsrsstoa
Sis was nearly esmpistsd w1en ths Araso ss'iea aai
was bsiEE aaRned fer the occasion ~ sfics-e zHi
ereWs frsm ssna . the heavy Wssdsh vessels, wsck
cf eszrss, could at take part ia the Sight. j. is thBl
- lave any fears sf iritating the snsuuy,' and o. wi
hsVs ct the ksad 81 both the navy AID the array u tAt
dsFErtmsst o. the South two ea-nszt, artivz EghImg
nan. ne dsubt is felt 81 ths success OF the moYsmszI
row in PrsSreEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

AdditfSRaI hy the sfsaz-r aSurs nsd great
EaaterH.
Tie following nsHs, thsBsA net 80 late IS
thst by ths Persia, is, nsvsrihsless, interesting;
RIA BRIFAIE.
Tie Tlass erisis;tss Brigkrs snsssb AZ n.5i.
shsa, aid says Bright was fs.msrly favorable
e velUztssT embassies sRS Rases msvspaut..
5ut II kis RsH sAaFasisr hs aRpsSrs a. az svol-
esst tr var P~rsts8ts 2Faizst mediation. md
vas an advocate Of eszqaast.
AleliaE froa ar. spsRcs, Of L.varpasL A.
pears n the Times. He ssssr.a kat Fsaogsitiss
e perfectly esmPstibls with neutrality. Tkoss
vine say that the Seuthsra ssatas have pst
aarnaa heE iassPsadsHss havs set csuzisersd
tAat tasy were Asld net - tas pgoviueaa sf sens
eEpiEs, susJsct 70 higher aathsrfv- bat AZ zov-
ersiga aEd independents csmuzaitisz Ha.ca
this is Hst q Struggle on ths part sf tie s4sth
70 create Iass BsEdssss, bat a straFrls On the
part Of TIA North to destroy it. Raiaathat bsl9
gssd egaiEat rsVoit=a PrsyiRuss eannst a5sIy h
States ssPsyssipg Esz ossgEsls.
Ths osjassisz has bssA advanced that raeog-
Hitisa sasa.a be Kat ~ war 81 ths part sf tue
North Bus Hsqs ressaHsRd tho assure, ax-
csFt in ~esrjsnstisn witk ether pswsrs. Il is
very possible that . war Of worss niyht Be de-
cisEsa b. few j~saFAals szd orators. Rscog-
EIh5R is 4 zeEaars HAich, Sc far frsu stimH'a-
ting VA, is a sslazz ssSiss that the skjecs hss
PsEBsd 5ayszz ire reach Of war. However "a
Psssasis Et hrst shock. I~scOesitisR is the trae
aud effective measure Of ysaes.
Ina SztIsR PRsishsd = rEaor Ehet reostia.
iisas are t. take Piscs bstwsss Ezylsrd and
Fraaes 10 Fetsle "a zgEssnszt between tie t~e
psWsEs, sad csnesrt q mode Of ACTON, If no.
Impossible. in esss the Pe.isA u~ssstion shoRlt
pass SIT OF its exclusively diplomatic ashsrs.
hi REICH MEDIATTOE PROPOSITION.
NEw YoRK, July I3-The Glast Eastern hsr
arrived hsrs frs@ LiyerpssL.
Esgl Easssll he'd szEBgEecd IN Parlia-sn
Stat Barca Gro=, the Ftereh Minister 10 Eng
land, bad assured hiE ths. Frsuce EaI 10 intsE
tisA sf proposing mediation measures IN tbs At
fsTz OF A@sries TO Esgiand.
Ar. LAyard stated the circumstances un5s
WHICH : e-sarsncs had been refused b the stsarn
or Gibraltar. The clearance had been refused
because g7vs had heea foazd on beard Of her
bat as tksy Esrs net suitable for srmiar her 81.
was allowed 70 g. 1t was expected she Toull
sail en- tas 1st July.
9r. ksssEek had agaia us7el kiB resolution
II tsvsr q tRe rersEuitiss sf the zsath.
Lerdk AsassEze mova5 81 s~assaasa. e;
csAtisusa neutrality.
Nj Gladstone opposed thsmsti9n aa5 Eys-e.
continued ssRlIrerYe1t0H, sHG said he bs.ieYo-
the rssterstisa 3f TIE Union inssssihls-
M Johu BigAt bit;sily stacked Rsshusk II
r'Fly, sna reiterated his argument in fzvor c
the NsrlA.
CoRtiuentsl psliticsI Jews Is -ua;npsrtss.
Euzsslls reply oE The Psisb s~sss.ios is AK
i8EsIy AWAITED It i reported tsot it has keel
received, bat 1t kss cot EszsTirsj.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

Ar. y A. Lindsay Pskishs3 q letter in tba
L5ussn TINES, ssgTeeaisg on ths
missisa Of himself aRa &r. R7rbsck 70 Paris
while tAa ds5z-a is p-n5iag Ia Parliament. ard
asserting that what Nr. Roshsck hss stated IS
quite trsa. end viii Be c,EErns5 BY NJ Liud-
say when the doasts Is rszuasd en- Tire 1853.
Mr LisssEy says tas iu.s.visw with tas Em-
ssfsr was hrssght sbsut by circuuslarcss
rhick shsll in due tias b fully msss known.
sHa he shoEId have Es5 ne election to make
what ikea pissed kHsyu to Lord Ca~lsy vixen
returning from F5Ntsiablsaa had tine permitted
TIE Tunes rsusFks that IN such 8 e,gs Esra Ee-
assertion IL Ret Pre0f, and prefers lbs csncsvraBs
zEa positive testimony OF BALI a dszsu sGcisI
Vs-ssHs 70 the reEisiscences eff Resbuck and
Er Lisdsay.
The Daily TINES sJozziy stisc.s to The lsa-
pes'pJnensRs Of Hr. Rs55sek's mstiou, aaI
says The Paliey sf ths seuh'ry IL q asl.sr Of 80
mgsh msEHi uds IS the T~scosniton Of tae Ger
,ctsraie Sts,ss czyht net 10 b subj7ct. f. 5oubt
and srcsrtsiasy, aad It wos's BE- zEwor.hy CT
the houao SIS we'll a. the Government, 10 delay
the dsclszatisR Of It's Intentions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24
ReaiA Of q Gallant Georgian.

A latter 10 the Rishmsna DaPatzA, dated NarfnIburE
JAY l5sH. says;
GsR. Pazl J. SsRRsE sf Gssrsia, TG1a5eG At GstryE-
bErK, died hsrs, a. the residence ef Mr.. Alien, TbuH-
day night sad was consigned 10 tbs grave Sauday
usrHiur. He was rtrBck By missile ia tbs "a GA ca
TkErEaay Of tks battle, which severed the fe@5ral ar
tsry. &c iansdlstsy sFpled = t0Eruiqxot, aad was
taken to ths hospital, bUt, At lis earnest satfsa'y nst "a
- left thsrs, was esHvsFsi to HarrinzburE- His coz
difon EaTs great bsFe Of Tea'Vsry 90 bis friends uldl
ths fslsWing WsdzrEdaY nigst Whss a change wa'
asEfstt BE perceived IL, 80 ted his ATTENDANTS tAs.
be Wsuid Rst survive. He szprerss5 sr=a. soictHds
akezs his akEsnt and iztsrsrtiHg GzHy, % Bhsn be
was intensely devoted aad directed has his sword aHd
Testament be Esnt 10 his wife He also expressed bis
rssEHsdsh 70 bis fsts, and aisi as he lad srse er
prsEssd bis wish 70 dis-ia the service Of bis CsuaTT.
u was Intended - convey his rsaAtuE 10 Cs.zn-
bus, Georgia, tie plaza - his residence, AID fer
this RBrpeEa q Evtalis case was procured with csRad
srzhls cifhsulty bat rapid tcoHFos - csmssll15 a
burial fer ths PrsssRt ia tbs csEstery here. General
ssRzsE was A. true a ksigki a. svsr drew = SWORD 3
srus ChnztiaR, high tsEes EsRtsa2a, asd fIli Of shiv-
airy. EadsWsd vita sLtras-sinay talents and fond
sess fer ailtarY lie. ERd ~ srdsst Pstr5ot, he was 0as
- The Art - enter IKE iislE zEEsst the Invading eas-
ny, ana frsa a csisBalCy EOeR rose 20 tas rsrk u buE-
EIIsrEshsraL. FsarlsTs Of danger aua a 60 aHEer e
fear, he had sfteH rsadared hinsssf cguEEilis=F f0T
sslisHtry "a tRs HeB memorable bsttr fields Of this
war Hss be lived Hs services and abilities wuuld IA
AL probability bean rscsgaiZ8a by 5 uHjsr-geEsra's
sstzHiTsisH- By ks death rhs C1uf dorsey Ezg ru--
tstssd the les Of sRsi hsr sf tie yrEs aHi tried -oT5is-s
snA gallant ofies's was asa clustered sTssai tae bar
rar Of or country
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24
TWE C@rEEDERArR STATES,
EE.AE. IN naENEnn.

It is evident from the taasr Of ths Y.akss
tslegrsHs transmitted to day in the Jews re-
ports Of the Press associated ron Richmond,
that the French troops have ezssrod the City Of
Mexico, and that GsR FOREY hiss issued an sd
dress to the Mexican people net a. al pleasing
10 Yankee ears. The exact parPsFt Of this Rd-
dress we Atye not received, and the press re-
port AlHdiBg to It has apparently been ssme-
what .sungls5 in the Transmission by telegraph.
This much va clearly see, hswsvsr, that The
Yankees thizk the self respect sf their Govern
ment viii domazd an immediate recall Of their
minister from ths Court of St. James; taat
Yankee aid should be tszdersd to ths Mszieaas,
to assist them in driving off the French and
tia. he Yaakeas Sud new complications GATH
ering round tHs inbccils sss f~anaiiesl Govern
meut Of ABRAHAyI LSCoLS. We wait for fur
ther developments Of these matters, in the cen
fdeut belief tba. dark cloaads ara gathering in
the political skies Of Ysnksedom.