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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-01

The Yankee beg and negro s~.aalers mad.
another water raid M the PsmuGkay river on
Friday marni g last, aud captured snal plea.
surs steamer and two poRtGons. The Steamer
IS gbcut four tons bHrtheG, and suchor5d st Gen
Lees farm, about ten miles By water shove
West Poiat, ct Hils o'clock on Thursday night,
sud remained uuil nz1s morning, when she
commenced getting ap steam about seven
o'clock. B furc sns gJs -asdy to start, two
Yankee C~arbGsts TUNED the point a short dig
tsncs below, and 10 less han tan minutes were
I'D with the lg.e steamer, which Is called The
Ellen johnson. The owner Of the boat sttemp.-
ed 70 sink her by having the plug takea ou5,
but did not succeed, and the Yankees soon got
~slongside, coming very rapidly wish the .d5od
tide
The owRer, Mr.. Dickins, and Capt D.ct
Book. made their escape, bat the engineer,
Cast Su-ck, OF Richmond, remained, strange
60 aay, though urged by the owner 70 leave, and
was soon gGptHIod
Teay soon landed p vn'-sr. owlrsd, negro
zssoc.zEcg Lieutenant aid xix marigus, who
sought ia YAM 90 fl1 tie remainder Of Ls
crew, 6ring shot end shell, Of random. They
reas two n-cT5 sailors aahOr5 % persuade Gen.
Lees servants .s leave Uiih them, SUI they Fs-
fused 90 20 and associate with s Yankee race so
much their Inferior Is social position. Taey
to's theu II they would 20 they would make
AarHRH .AaNhAA-aWH -"aaag HHNH % AE-ai g LAt EA@
dsIksys had so0u Yankees before, and knew
well ts5ir base Characterization They took Alr
Collins, Gen Lees ovsysssr, ard for what cause
40 oao can tel, as be had nothing TO do with
the expedition Of the steamer.
Tho Lieutenant was ia bad buuor, having
heard Of Gen. BlaEE's, NsgrudsI's and Dick
Tsyl5r's late victories. He shot al the geese,
ducks, and large ssye hCg, and took them on
board. They then took f1siT departure, shelling
r--ht and LATE rrt Hrn II "a k0uga fn M K..ts
stopped at West Point; arrested Mr. james +.
New and carried hin On board. They next went
up tbe MsttsPcniri river shout ten miles, stopped
d. Mr.. RobiHgon's; searched his house; stole 4
small boa; shelled the county, aud returned at
night to West Point.
We may look for our Northern papers to CON
tsin Gen. DIS Cficisl report OF 2 grand naval
expedition and the capture Of a large Coufeds-
rae steamer, SIS be nads q furnishing report
when they burnt, in JauuaTy last, one OF the
same sorE-RicLmsHd Examiner.
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At HALL.
FRIDAY
October the end, at 8 A. vs..
By CRAWFORD, FRAZER G co.

w ESTIRE OUTFIT
o. enc Of our best families, N part. e. fellows:
one Rosewood CuI seven ociavs) Piano,
NEW Rosewood Six Brocztsus PsrIor Ser.
LARGE Mirrors.
Marble Topped Center and Gard Tables
Danlsk Lace and SILK BroestsLs Window Curtain.
Brussels Carpets ard Rugs
Tsto a-tstA Rocking AID Easy Chyiu
Mahogany. Cane and Spit Oak char
Wooden Bott,m S .ools,
One high-poss Carved Mzhceapv Pas.s..s
Rosewood 4~ahogaHy and Cstsgs Bsdstsad.
Pine Lsee Musquito Meta,
Hair, Mos Cotton and shack Mattresses.
Feather Bed and Pl,oHs,
Banksts, Qnitss Comforts, Sheets snd sprsada
One supsrb pure Silver Tea Set, eOnplsts;
One China Dinner Set
Ons China Tea Set.
Goblsis, Wine Glsssss and TunbIsrs.
Gi-z Fran and Butter D shes,
Plated C4ssorss Forks sad Spoons,
One Esht-day Cloek.
Buggy aad sshsr Hzrussz
SHE aad See Leather,
C0fse, Rice, Sugar aad Lard,
Cooking stove and Ktchsn Utsnsls.
Washing Tubs, Buckets, Pals. go,
Cows, Ysarlngs, Pigs. sts
Ia word tbs sac comprises a lar0s
assortnsat Of al ths outfit q a isrg. -
sale positive. se
CRAWFORD, FRAZER & 20.
ApsaoRsaA9
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GEORGIA STATE TROOPS.
HEADQqARTERs STATE Troops.

e
General Orders NJ. u
NSsrGsn- Hewsll Cab having been assigned 10 he
Command q the State tsesps ~ the Prsslssuf q The
Gsafadarzle States and hs Go7sraar Of Georgia hav-
ing turned over q hin he muster rolls md The entire
csHirsl Of al troops orgssizs5 under act o. Congress
fr home defsnss, Whistler called into he asld OF yss
rsnasinzg e home, sssaWes Command q he same.
H. IT s60Fds the MsIsr Genera commanding special
sfaiiEeatioh e announce, hat with 8 solitary ezcso-
ton, the troops srsady called into TIE fed hsvs
promptly responded TO hs appeal to waive heir terri.
toral boundaries a1d manifested ihsir uElinsnes 10
defend the soh OF thsir STATE wherever assalsd-.bis
patriotic eonduet On TIER part has enable hin ros ouiy
TO orgauizs TIE State force Ia the nest sheleat masner,
BAT azo to respond to svsry call made upon him for
troops. He ssrnss'iy comments tie example Of uaoss
already il tire field 70 IKE imitation Of those uh5m ;hs
e~zigsneiss Of The couzi-y have aot yetcalsd ont
HI In order that such esn, whsa IL shall Be male.
nsy be met without The delay Inevitably attending "a
orsalizsloR q reginsHls is Is s1jai=ed upsa a. s5m.
Paniss ard b~attslos IS net yet 0rasd int rszmsus. TO
pr7es-d 70 form sEsa srEzHizzt.ons befsrs the 1T q
November Hsx5 ssHsiHE oas return o. ths election o.
6sid 0hcers 70 re A-E7szntGoucrzI or the SAFE. fbas
he r 4zirsd coz uzsisn may be iE5ued and one to lsss
hsadqua' tiers. e~lsoHPsui1s and baaallouI that shah
faI - ~esmP,gtWiih this ord-r viii, after the above
mez iolsd date, be Eru=d Into rsEimsuls b. orssr.
" General orders No. "A. Adjltans and ~I1spsoeor
Generals Ohcs. STATE Ct Georgia, viii coa-lnus In
iores. AID Toe rules presedssd tbarein for the DIN and
discHPHae q troops net jet e4lisd int the a=ld, win ba
observed azd sbsysL
By esanssd Of
MAJOR GENERAL HOWELL COBB
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The attack upon the defelses Of Charleston
harbor, has, TO all appearances, opened sgAin, to
be pushed with as much Yankee vigor as posi-.
bic. THUS far we hesr nothing otthe iron-elads.
or Of FARRAGUr or DALGHREE. 1hey may be
expected to take their part in ibe wosk and e1-
citing events win soon occur-il thu enemy is
ia esneat-of which we have complete arrange
ments 10 keep our readers advised.
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We have nothing new, that Is reliable, 70 IT.
port from cur army in front Of Chattanooga 20
dsy-street rumors, even, being few and not
startling. The quiet i, u~nseeouutab'e, if not
ominous We mesn if it does not indicate az
other period Of fatal inactivity. Il is to be
hoped different couusels will prevail.
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by two ether gHnboats. The enemy shellsd the
wreck and the beach until three P. n. yesterday.
when The last of the bi0ekads7s get ap steam
AID left. Oar people arc ROW IN possession Of
The wreck, which is high and dry on the beach,
and q party ef6fy, with all the boats that could
be procured, is At work under the direction Of
the captain Of The Pbsuion, is sayisg eli that
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Chilly gpped,
THuRsDAr - oCToBER ]
TgR sTTEArToN IN FRONF.

The contest for the mastery Of Chattanooga
and East Ts8nessee is. becoming day by day
more interesting. Knoxville il reported as bav-
ing been r~eoceupied by our troops, under Gen
GAH JOKES, the Federal forces falling back to
Cumberland gap, while we bsve suoihaT tolsra-
bly, wslLfounded umor that Gen. BRAGG is max
ing acive preparations for the purpose Of ups-
retng in ROsECRAEs' rear. His position inside
Of his notifications at Chattanooga is now i'm
pregrsble to direct assault, snd the only means
BY which b can be dispossessad is by cutting
eff bis supplies or c~aunonsding him out of the
place. Unless Gen. BRAGG is successful in one
orthe other Of these efforts, his late victory viii
prove = barren one, and productive Of no advan-
tsgeous results 70 us.
If on the contrary he shall prove master Of
the situation and succeed in bis plans oE opera-
80, bis triumph win be complete and ths vic
tory win prove the moe. decisive Of the war.
There is . possibility if not probability that the
army OF RosBcyAEs may be hopelessly routed,
which Woui1 necessarily put an end to any
further campaigning on the part Of the enemy
dur-0g tie fan and winter, if il did not indeed
Prove re ualuu-FE Nt praI1- GhlH NacA
would once more put us IL possession Of both
Tennessee aud Kentucky, while we have cur
doubts whether LINCOLN would ever be able 20
raise sno-bar arzy 90 send On lho fools mission
Of our subia-zEcn. 1t would eEselual'y crush
ont TIE war spirt Of ths Moth, ard render the
peace ssufnsn Of thss section powerful and
Irresistible
In the present emergency we indulge the
hope chat Gen. Brace Is not insp1 rseiltivs OF
the Truth Of the maxim .Hst "5e-sy5 are danger
Gus" TIE Telegraph Informs Us hat reinforce
msnls sre Tspidiy. soiag 10 tae assistance OF
RosECBAEs, and if left undistu-bsd for fifteen
OF twenty days more, lie WI doubtless Be in 6
position to assume the offensive. Speedy,
quick and tho-o7rh work Is new the true policy,
snd we Eust the result maY be- sBsb Is 70 prove
that Gen BRAGG ms not made a mistake IN
falling to follow mp vigorously his successes OF
the 18Th and Ooh Of September. The impcr-
tant part Of the victory Is yet to be achieved,
aud time is working agaiuss Us not less eFoe-
lively than the enemy.
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Al DESTROYS OF hearing from the fol- wing LIST o.
4 "Pgrsonz-sxles from hew Ouesu#-it being 70 thsil
advantags TO eommuoica-e theiF address and post Ohe-
a. early as possible. Li1eet u me-, Louisiana Exile
Relief COmuit5se, &Obie- Ala
Mrs. C0HNEkS, whose husband was taken prisoner
On blOakaas steamer ..Plantsr'
Mr.. GAULKLNS OF OuLKiNS.
ARA. and Mis- DUhUEST.
Nra. hDEKiSOH and lara WARREN.
Mrs. SPEAR
hrs. BhEAT.
j. ID. SEBASTIAN.
l. ID COBMARD.
EMILE BOUNX.
THOMAS MUIR
LoRisiana Exile Relief Committee.
0el3t@ Mobile, ala.
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x 1t Is reported this morning on the streets
that the steamers Elizabeth and Advance nave
been chpt1J5d by the blockaders. From the
best information we cas- obtain, We are led 10
believe thaE the reported capture Of the Eliza
beth is very Probs0y correct. So far as the
Advance is concerned, We have not been able 70
obtain any information u~pDn-wnich 30 base s
definite conclusion, aud e~utef,ain strong hopes
guat inst noble snip Is SUI sale. Possibly the
report msY prove 10 b. erroneous In both cases.
HImingt0a journal, sept ..
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'FRgUNK Egs&T.

4 T he Atlanta depot on toe 5Oth September Il is
a a medium size back Leather Trunk, containing
oiack cloth a-d gray 81 ipsd Cashmere coat. linen
coats blzck merinO AID Waite EneE pants vests shirts.
etc marked with my name. Ahe a Colts Repeater
anbrotypes black sdk velvet mendlia q, nail i4ry but
tons. etc. Elso, eemmisaEry AID other private paper
Of great V4ue 70 ma ony. A liberal reward viii be
pad for tie recovery Of the trunk CT 1fo mssl-n Of
The Sake. G. D. BUSTA8ANTB,
OF Bozeiuzeo, Aiss, or
ID HAEEG-
orF5fs Wkifsb.r st-sa4 ntls-t.
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or the s-ersatouts Of Iii. J0HS ESkkIDGE, q
company b, SD Alabsaa regiment Wh9 UH
SOUNDED AZ tie bsus4s Of Chickamausa any one em
confer a grsss rayor o. his br0t-er n. EokRiDGE,
who can be fCu2d 81 Tie Atlanta hosss D. iILhlins
him with suqG information. SeSSN
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GOLD 40 EXCHANGE FOB COYFEDF.
RATE PAPER

DEFUGEES are uoafed -tat 7 have two desfr7hIs
IL PLANTATIONS for s8ls-7us rsutsinnr faur
hundred acres aud ks other TIE agnired-both d=r-rs-
pc pisces Pal description Is uss,ss- They are loes-
isa In Barrow county Ca, and uisbn gzres mles OF
he Western AID Atlantic ka road Confer with Tia
und7rignsd a. CartsrTiH8, Barlow county. Ca
E& aB1~ WM
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REEFoECEHENTs o RosECRANs-The
Rfchmcnd dispatch speaks confidently as 10
Rosscrsns being reinforced from Meade's army.
TIE aatheTiaes st Richzozi sushs not to be de-
csivcd in q nsiter Of such vi.sl Importance, and
steps win Of course Be taken 10 couatsract She
movements Of the enemy. That every efsTt
viii 30 msde to aid the army sf the Cumbsr-
land, no sensible nan ezn 5subt, and the fact
should induce unusual activity on The part Of
our military leaders. Delay loat be dangerous,
II not a.aL
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FOE AALE.

0EE-T6TRD OF an Interest ia WASHINGTON
HALL, Atlanta Ga app yto
:. Q. HENDERSON. or
Z BUISE,
se7OIw At Wes.i.gfo5 ~
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The friends Of Major CHRISTOPHER ". RoBEErsoS
81 the 50th Tennesee rsgimes, are invited 10 attend
his funeral from the Central Fresbytsrian hIroh 70
MORROW friday AoKsISe, At 10 o'eock. Divine
services by Rev Drs. Baird sud Elliot.
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Y We learn that about 81 o'clock P. NJ
Wednesday, the 23d Inst the enemy landed q
party or the beach near the wreck of the steam
snip Phantom, twenty-five miles northeast OF
Wilmington, aud attempted TO board, bus we're
6rsd as aud whipped OF BY q party Of ffty
men from the SON n. c.. l., concealed or orders
Of Lieut.. W&rsham behind tho banks. We GER
tsiny killed three and MORALLY wounded one
OF the enemy, who died yesterday st the
camp Of the 59sh. How maay more were
wounded o. killed is not known, as the resi-
were IN boats aud escaped TO the ships. The
EhaT P~sho0ters were under command of CAPTAINS
Adams and Barch. Officers ana men behaved
very gplEtly. The eneny, after his skirmish
Wlth our shafpsh0oters, hauled OF 10 ths distance
Of q mile and 3 hall. At night he was joined
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ONE OF THE REPUBLICAN, LIGHTS Gen.
Tom Ford, of Ohio, made = speech before the
loyal league of Washington, recently, in which
be sail;
lam d Union man; I am for the Constitution
as 1t Is and tina UnOn ss It was, with the toas
lsft off. YOu nssd ugt be
afraid of this country we could stand a warIike
this Tor nifty years, without hurting US.
After three years Of war we are Just begin
ning to see our purses inflated; Jet they say we
must reconstruct before they come backint0 the
Union. The rebels must leave of that aceurssd
sting of slavery before they come back. Haven't
the negeoes paid toT that soil On which they
liVel Bow shall we govern them? Why, by
giving them their freedom and letting them be
represented ia Congress, and be governed in the
sane way as other men.
General Ford understands the party in power
very wall. he Is IS they are. He is for a
Enlou Of coloT5, not = Union or States, as. they
we're. Thereia the Republicans and Democrats
differ. The Republicans are for letting the ne
gEoes b represented in Congress and be gov
efned in the same way a. while msn-in other
woTds, f0T putting negroes and whites upon the
same political platform. They are tor q Union
OF c0i0Fs. That is really what the war IS now
being wsged for Oy the AdmiRistration.-Cia-
eIHHan EHqHlrsT.
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vide for the wants Of these sufferers and afford
them Shelter.
We, learn that the FIRE YVES evidently the work
OF al mcendisry, as there had been no fire for
several days in that portion Of the baiiding
where the hames were first discovered--Msc0a
Confederate.
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x through private letter We are Informed
that Mr. Gabriel suithors, an old and much re-
spec.sd citizen OF Memphis, died ct Austin,
Mss, while there On business. He has lett an
interesting family CT children, as well Sc a large
circle Of ws-m and devoted friends, to mourn
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NORTH CAROLTEA-Ths Spirit o. The Age
states, on information obtained from various
quarters, thst he peace deception p~Tscsiced re-
Gently in North Carolins is fast giving away be-
fore Governor Vanos's recent P~Oclamationi and
other exposures Of its folly, its misehievOusuess,
and lis utter inability to accomplish anything
that its friends propose. On several instances
whore q few persons (for all these meetings have
been gotten I'D and engineered By a few mani
had been gathered 20 hold such meetings, they
have been prevented by gentlemen going there
and explaining the dsnesT and fallaey Of the
course they were pursuing.
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-TNFORHATION n

OF the Hbs-ea5cuia Of SesE aus H. II PHILLIPS
~ company K. ID regiment aoush Carelna EJlunteers
wounded a. the bstIc Of C~hickAmaagA Sunday, sep
z01h, Ie63 Address
u. a CPPESH IA,
Curs A. GuAsl L Bro,
- nEn ArHnren fHn
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x 4 Washington pspef says that the
amount Of prize money nov in course OF sd-
iustmert al WastiuEto ton IS about S30,O0O,0 900.
The Petarbcf, the English steamer which has
been 30 conspicuous, contributes about enc mill
ion 10 tie sun.
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Il The Northern journals, Of the 25th, state
that the London Post, Lord Palmerston's Official
organ, announces, in the most emphatic terms
that the rebel rams now building in the Merseyi
viii not be allowed 70 sail.
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ATTENTION!

THE Stockholders Of tha WORENa MEMS BrsE
4 EfICiAL As OCLA4IOS are requested 20 stisl 4
ne regular quarterly msetaE On THURSDAY EVE.
NINE, e-sbsr lsti at u 0'cl5ck, a. the City Bar.
GEO EDWARDS,
se0l- nr-laar.-
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TIE YANKEES Oh THE PENlNsULA-We
learn that on Saturday d party Of FederSls made
Z raid I'd to Gusts, Gen Lees farm, on the Pc
munkoy nveT, and captured q small steamer
by Mr. \. z. Chopper. i was afterwards
slated that they were making a raid furtner ug
fts FeuAsuis, DuE N laws hgard nothing mOrs
Of tBeE cCmgs tlaa the performance Noted
sbove-RiehB0Ha Disyalch,
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From NORTHERN EMGIEIA-Tbe reports
which reach as of the movements Of The enemy
on ihe Inns OF the Rapidsn sre con hicting. Oae
rumOg states taaj ihc whole ioTce Of tie Yam
KEGS has iGlsn back, Whie another represents
ga. Meade army Is moving Ia the direction Of
Gsrmsuna aid Other lords lower down.
There mas been no CONSIDERABLE skifni-b
since tue engagement Of Tuesday Iast-Bjch-
mOnd DispaLoA.
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TIRE BALL OPENS

.'AL ready" was the sigasl, and about four
O'Clock p NJ, the guao1a, steamed SLOWLY for
ward, tie C4s3a Advancing directly toward De
tort, followed By the Ggan.o CITY; and she in
turn ~ the transport Gen 3 INKS. having on
bosTd the advance Of the amy. The Saehsm
and the ATiz5sa steamed OF 20 the night add ran
up nearly opposite The battery. The Clifton
opened tho bail with a she'll f.om one Of her uipa
iHcA pivot guns, which exploded Inside the rsbsI
works, throwing up a perfect shower Of debris
ana instantly followed it with a second shot n,
the ssms kind. Ssou the little Ssehem en-
mAnded By Captain johnson, opensd be-
broadsids thirty -W0 FOUNDER guas ON fhs
work, and the next moment The Ariy9na
paid hoT compliments 70 tue foe. I'm
gunnery was magnificent, a few of tie
saeiis exploding prens5Ursly aRd the pieces
dropping IN the water. Up TO this tiloe. and
untltrom thirty 20 forty shsn had exploded in
the works. not q Shot had been returned bv he
enemy. An omlncus silence psrvsded tho fort
and mary were OF tho opinion that ne voTks
had been abandoned. Esisuer soldiers mar in.
habitsEi5 made theE appearance, and lbe onIv
signs OF lie apparent we're he movements of
small steamer IA tbs river, which had ma m
above the city and down as lar as tho tort once
Or twice duTlEg tie forenoon, and wbieh we
joined By a second steamer ABOUT Inc time IN
action commenced.
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From Upper EAST TEENEssEE-Ws have
but little additional intelligo1cs from our army
in upper East Tennessee. The rams on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad sre running
through 70 Bristol. On F-idsy last there was
slight skiImishing in the vicinity Of ZsIieofu.
Since the defsat Of R1sscTsns We haEdly thhsk IL
probable that there viii 5e q battle of any mag
nisGdo IN that quarter, as Burnsids's forces viii
be iorcad 80 retire in Order to r~eiuferss Rosscraus
ssh we are satisfied that We shsli continue f1
&c annoyed BY raiders in that seclicn, anless
prompt measures be adopted 80 capture or ami
miats tee bands vino Iatest thai region Of coun-
Iy.-LygchbRrg RepgbiiczH. 2Sth.
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PBRsoyAL-We were Pl ssed to meet cur
friend Franc Paul, Of the Rebel, in the city this
morning.
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General Orders No. Sc.

AAAtN1AAiA1 oALHEaelN DIVISION. 2
DECATUR, GA SsPtsnbsr IS 1865.
ExTRAcLl
The names OF eli Cm-srr sad men Of this am
sEsnz-d. ~ho fail 70 Jniz ihaE- -sia7zsz ui.sfs -
shsrtsst possible tnas after The qualification q III. g.
he utnost INIT beng ne IN proKims-Wdl Be- for
Waraed By brigade e0Enander - these hsa7ansrtarr
hat tAese Ehe ae not properly exgsssd nav b. re-
ported the shesrs 70 The Pcendsnt for disuiss1l. rre-s-
after 10 Be cCRscrtbsd. and taa men - das=rtsrz 10 ba
published a such, sPPrehendsd, tired AID punished a.
eording 20 lay
By command q
MAsORGENEBAL STEVENSON
j EEEvFsr Ezar snd A A. r. gaplqIw
Ihe Knoxville Esgiser. IateLirsneer- Rabsi "a "a
csu Telegraph ccp7
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r. The Northern paPeEs state that during
the fghb RseeraDs had bis headquarters four
miles from tie battlefield, in the rear. He was
determined 10 be safe.
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TELEGRA PHTC.
- ID - - Asseeiaaon.


Entered a~ee9rsiHE 20 act Of Congress IN the year 1853,
by J. s. THRAsHER. IN she Clerks oies cf the Dis.
ttict Court 81 she Ccufetarste States for The Eorh-