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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

TIE ELECTIoNs an THE NoRru-nEFEAr OF
NALLANDIGnAM.-The Ueroid, referring to the
result of the elections in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, says
From all the returns which have reached us
up to a late hour this morning there can be
no doubt that Governor Curtin, Republican,
has been reelected by a considerable majority
to the gubernatorial chair of Pennsylvania. In
Ohio Mr. Brough the conservative candidate,
has received an immense vote over Mr.. Vallan-
dgham, who appears to have made "a very
small show, and Brough is no doubt elected
Governor. The returns of the different cities,
counties, ard townships from the two States,
will be found in another column, as far as heard
from. The reports yet to be received will not,
probably, change the result above stated
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

GoRDANsvILLE, Oct 16.--A severe battle is
reported to have taken place last Wednesday
near Catlctt's Station. The enemy rctreated
towards the Occoquan, where 10000 of Scdg-
wick's corps were suddenly attacked by our
forces. Three thousand of the enemy were
captured. No fdrther particulars. Seventy
five prisoners were brought in last night, taken
at Stephens Springs. Small squads of the
enemy are frequently picked up in the country
recently occupied by them.
SAVING TIE TENTH.--Tbe Staunton (Va)
Vindicator relates story of farmer near that
town, who being desirous of paying the Gov
,crnment the tenth of some oats he was then
hauling, told his servant to haul nine loads to
the barn and bring the tenth load to town to
the Quartermaster, as he had to pay that load
to the Governernment. Upon returning to his
place few days after, he inquired of the boy
if he had delivered the tenth load to the Quar-
termaster? "No massa," said The trusty fel-
low, with the air of man who had accom-
plished great feat, "the Government don't
cit nufin-for dar war'nt no tent load. I done
cram it all in nine."
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

A RICH MAN.-It is said that Rothschild
possesses million millions of francs, but that
compared with others, he is poor, at least, so it
pleases the good people of Paris to state, for
they have just heard that there exists in India
nabob worth trillion, which, represented in
figures, would be ,OoO,oOO,OOO,O 1000 To count
this sum, coin by coin, the coin being franc,
at the rate of two hundred minute, and work
ing twelve hours day, it would occupy nine
teen thousand three hundred and twenty-five
years, ana three hundred and nineteen days.
1t is suggested that this nabob should be in
duced to visit Paris, where woman's chief
delight is to ruin man. In this case, how
ever, it would take many to ruin him, and
there is proverbially, safety in numbers.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

Letters for any of Braggs army should be
directed to Chattanooga, as II. T. Philips, the
head postmaster, is at Chckamauga, where
they will be stopped and distributed.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

"Soldiers must be fearfully dishonest" says
Mrs. Partngton, "as it seems to be nightly
occurrence for a sentry to be relieved of his
watch"
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

1t is asserted in Yankee papers that there
have been 1l6,0Oe dcserters from their "Army
Of the Potomac"
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

darkey on tlfe State Road who was ped
ding cEcsnuts was asked by an officer where
he got them from. "Don't like to tell, massa,"
said Sambo. The officer interrogated him
again. "Why, | war a fed rate ossifer and
'prcsted en-"
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

MISSIONARY RIDGE, pia CHIcKAMAUGA, Oc-
tober l7.--Lieutenant General d. II. Hill, has
been relieved from duty here. He and his
staff are ordered to report to General Cooper,
at Richmond, for duty. Major General Breck-
inrdge has been placed in command of Hills
corps.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23

Jeddo, the capital of Japan, is pronounced
the. largest city Of the world, beyond all doubt.
1t contains million of habitations and five
millions of people; many of the streets are
twenty-five miles long.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-23
Address of President Davis to the Ar
nay OF fTcAmesSee.

The President, in leaving the Army Of Ten
ncssce, issued the following address to the
troops, which was received with the greatest
enthusiasm
Headquarters ARMY OF TENNESSEE, ]
I I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

Ssms6osy has observed thai = a Wks 0Bes
sddiets biaSsf to eostsn, is its slave for LIE.
Gar " shssrvAtioR. while it does no.
seHfFm the traih sf tbis rsmsrk, hiss taught as
thst no Psrsuis SECURES 50 thorough a control
ever she affections Of nsn, as that Of cotton.
Oacs into Il head and ssrs, and Hhetksr thew
make ar break, it IS al he asne-eotton il On
the bFsiE, and "thers" as Webster said, at will
remain f0Esvsf.7 Bat tAis is only introductory
to the following hsm the New 0fsans eorrsa-
Psadeus Of the New Y0rk Herald, whs writes on
she 15AO Of scte5eri
The cotton mania stu ragss With pp,h.b.5
fury Cotton dsaisas aad apacaistoss are saIv
arriving iI2n the Eerss ard West; 80 that If
has passed into sa AphsFism that thsrs ig :
dsalsI . eYsry balls Of the mach sought fer sta
PIE. The e-oassqasnce Of all ihis Is TO enhance
tas Pries Of eetton, ruin tas diseoans s15 do
nestc ezchSags, szd increase me vslns Of
'Erssahaeks"-tbe local banks chsrring rem
enc e sns and a bali per Csst. preu7ian f1r L.
81 tender notes and currency. Go where vov
nay a. tes eoeal tables, public walks, s@cisl
sFcie or aiEa#heIe, tAs Conversation turrs On
sostsn, eOtisa- TIA FrivsEs dealer ga li.sls or
no sFPar.aRlly fer 4 nr trsis unlsss be has re
fua OF me trading ring" which is rs val Or
gaElasd here % make usRsy far the initiated IS
he alGeTma1's "Usg' 70 in Nav Y5rE H.
Aaleu Wonld &c assoaH5s3 Tsgs ose-hslf Of he
sheial speceisticns frsra which qaick fortaneg
ara made, ventilated
VI tms sooleet 1 viii relate q fact 70 show I
s.4t a laseaE OF sxpoau,r has Sada az isast soraa /
o. tas guilty parties sIad Of Damsejasr sTs-8
An educated aud satsTpris.nz INDIVIDUAL a -
egg sooMssesd eolseinz iseis Of the !
omc8l corruption Of the miliLzrv 80 - -
ar.mehi He pursued bis investigations M.
FsHnttang'y un.l a short ins ego, in ghcA ,ira
az accumulated volUHiaous tasimsnv. He We
ssc0t petting it in tho hands Of ) Nav w.
Pnolsssf. when tha parties ca whom il rgdeet.d
asaIa 81 the threatened sxPssare. Thew aargbt
me esmPiler Of the tssamsR7, had ( sT-
vats istsryiew with hin, and So impres.ss ~
ana ms mind as to aaks hia forego IA
poSAe9aon o. hs bosk Ths sathsr Of ths AZ.
gsse' N a conversation in ths rssRuda Of ne a
oAsIiss the otser day, remarked shat La Id
Z goo tei12 Of his sasFstioa aud sill
y. nus omcials IN terror. ons Of lie l5esi
2sPefs ehafed 3 large sRA Of nsRsv q, tLa
manuscripts Of this desirable d-aeunsnt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

We had the pleasure Of meeting Gen. Pr
Low in Atlanta toy q monont last evening 90
routo for Montgomery, tAs future hsasquartsrS
Of his department We were graH6ed to find
him, notEitl Standing the sIscting lAhsrs Of bis
vssy r~sspOHsfbls and srau0us position, IN good
hsslsh, Ead hns spirits. So encouraging ana
hOpsfal ars his fsitA and conGasaSe in ear ssass
and sueoess that ons fsels Hitsdup By the tones
Of his inspiring Snargy and osTnestRsss.
We havs understood teal the operations Of bis
bureau have returned 20 the SERVES fer the
months Of September and October, from Aa
bsma snd Mississippi, tFoutyEix thousand men
in infantry and eavslry. II ths whole Of ths
| Caufsdsracy could be placed uRdsr al A1ninis-
tradon Of CONSUMPTION Distinguished By the
virlsnss, energy szd intelligence which seems
T. zovarn the districts Of Alabama and Aifsis-
sivpi. We should have no occasion 20 fear fsr the
strength Of our armies in the SID, Or the sue
esss Of sur csa1o. We unde-Etsnd If certain
dssirsbls changes could be made in tbs eOnserP-
tion law, that the inaumsrabls details At present
apparently Necessary, could be rstErnsd t. the
Tsaku, EEd dsser;ien which, in most eases.
sDriars from soioita5s about family support
could be broksa up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

Tue washington eorespsndeRg Of the Cbsess,
Tiass writing andsT date Of tho Siy o,toIss
says;
lac reseat doings Of Barnsid, s-a ,,,.
subject about wAich the Administrator 49,
ing 70 boodgiak aad huubsg de pssals -
gi9en QRb On safhoFisy, that Burnside bs, es;1a5
-oas sfes5 Nesofiss 70 the eastern part Of Tn
and Tat The rebels have been psrrass@
Psllsd ho@ th0ss regions. BuiT have Io ~
soH . oeheVe thas hsa his RAJ sss~
kRoFu, Is Wll apPeaT laaG he sress rie.,-s.s
smeHEs 20 nothirg, sRe ihat Ia aithsr hss 49,
Tstrssssd, er soeR win De ooaspsled i rs.ss.
Eoa Ignnssses. i il bsyold "a doabE -
strong Sosis1erats ioIes visa advancing avsip,I
kin oRiys rev eays ags, and the rsssis II ~
esnaiet that mast ensae will depend s. uprs
upon Burnside himself - uPon the aumhsr 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

KaRkee Tsvezenfs in Wess Tennessee.
A special dssascA t. lbs AeblIs R.zistsT,
dalsd ozl9Ed, November l6. says; se-uls re-
port SEES division nov guarding z, Mlnp5ls
zzd Charleston read. Tzs f1fcs p7saiozey
there has bssn ordered se rsbald the 4asIe AKA
OHIO rail1os5 from Ccrtath 20 Columbus.
Thsrs are three Thousand reses uzder Fsalz-
asf ana wilson, oHe-tb ird ST whom are Arasd
They supplied Lhsmsslvzs vita eletaing ans
blankets in tbsir late dssa upsn Eayssid.
Northern d+ies Of the ia esntaiRs nothing
Of interest
4 latter hsm Egypt, Mss, to the Meridian
CiSTsoa, dstsd ths 10Th list, says:
CoL Riehsr4sou's command has iuzt rsssrEes
Iom 8 successful raid CT tho Mszshis spd
fChsrlss-eH RAILROAD, il which he's d~astFs7ai sx
miles Of read, Ihs depot barracks, tss stsck7de
st Mtdtsto1, ard enc band car Tie sssmy
haG Hed OF sher approach, iesVinF them EsstsTs
81 he field. Il Is 5elisvad that tbs enemy, %
much h~aTrassee by su- forces IA North Nssis-
slPFl, are svseaatDg the rsad from Ccrinth 10
Germantown.
II this De tTUs, eur gsllsct West Tsnnasseeans
hope seen 70 rS-OscuDY that pefsi9a Of the 5ssis
and extend our Uses &c Ksatucky. Il VII Be 8
proud dsy 70 then when Shay csn meet their
families EEd friends, haVisg brekan tho szemy's
GAes which eat eE West Tennessee from the
ConfeseTssy- Richardson Nssly. Green, Bar
row sRd tksT brave esmpatrists will be hsilsd
with Joy asd = general zgrising thsTs.
4eur5, tTzly, BRRATA.
Aprivats nsts from the writer Of the above,
dstad I1lh iast, says:
There sTo, er we're; a few days since. no Fed
erals between LaGrsoge AID Csriath. They
have burned their winter quarters a. Camp d.
viH, tAis side Of Corinta, which plaes is new
g~srnsoasd only By ose Or tWo white regiments
and some RsgIsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19
RtIanta guDRlE Associaflon.

Asssrdiag 70 previous Rotes the rtsckssidsrs Of TN
Association NET ST Crawford, Frazer a Co.. Tor u.
purpose q 40 orzsaizasiou.
Ahsr sane preliminary business. upsn natsa, "a
meeting went iDts N s~lsotlsn for Di-ssiOu. ssors.sry
saa Treasurer, with tina following result
DfzEcreRs-Essirs. Joseph Wiaship. 7. G. Raw ms
4 Marshall, z RaWssa, James OE1oad. J. ". Baasan
an james Cefk.
SECRETARY ASD TRFAsURSR-Wilisa b. Ba-nes
Inc book Wsrs then oPesed FOR subscription and ave
Auadred and twenty three shArrs we're taken.
Upon motion, 1t was orssred that Rs#o be inserted
In the city papsrs tAss ne Itssk ssass be taken sfsss
Saturday the alst instant, and thas ell dsairozs sf
avaiiRE Themselves Of tbs ssne1s q the Association
aust subscribe ami pay ths ssna t. iAs Treasurer or
O. bafsro thas date.
The meeting then adjourned.
J. W DUNCAN, Chairman
WA b BARNES, ssers aFy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

ANAAANN H. AGu1.
To THE EDITOR OF THE RICHMoHB EVAN.
IsEE A hlstory Of the a~is6ortuBea which bsfsl
cur brigade On the afternoon Of Saturday, 40
~ iass IS Qua 70 hs friends Of tie unfortusata
eneeTs asd Soldiers ct lone. therefore 80
iaavs TO ohsr Ter the information of sHeh. apl1
SAGA Information "a have been able t. vatRcr
fr0R the ofhcars VAC escaped. Ga FrSaT. Re
Louisiana brigade, aadsr Brig Gen. HAYS. was
sent across the RappRkannock 10 act az : niekat
guard at the peiHs where tos Tailraad from CuL
psPer Court HoHss to hsRssass efasses ~,
Rappsbsnnoek Whilst shs eussy held tBia
road during the latter FErt of the summer he ~
thrswa ap = line Of bTeassEsrks frsm a Doist
shsEs distance below he end Of tbs Esflros3
srege, o. ths ether side, which works 6assS
ron he nvsT aad extended some Sistsucs m
sad divesgiBg From the river. The Lsnisis-i
aus occupied aMe lower part Of thsfs wnrkg IN.
PeatoeR bridge, tie only plaza Of crossing ~
Infantry, bsllg aPeR their LEFT, and about oos
kaDdesa Esfas above where the railroad brid9s
ka1 been bHfas&
At h~ai-past 2 Ocleek p A. the lsue-roU was
best il eur e~ncsmpnsas, sn6 every maH 81 fsr
duty called upon 70 hil in; ne knew oot VIZ
As We had no artillery, the day being ouite
and ogr camp bsiaR a5eat SIX niIes
from he uver. Tas Haeis sf E4riy's division /
marched rapidly to the ri7as. 2 il. Cs7
doze's brigade o. EhIes regiments, the esh, 64fh [
.Hd 57sh, now commanded By CT. a God
vim, formerly prevest marshal 81 Riehuead.
ordered over .aa river 10 oecuay lac ex-
left Of The breaztNeEks. This hrivads
Issssd shs Eives under a heavy IRE Of a~rElisfy.
.for the LouisianiaHB we're already sustaining 4
larious hIe nom several batsslies.) This Gre
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

EKceURAGISs SURVEY aF rHE FHLD-Ths
Redmond SsElizsI takes a very e~RcoEnagLne
view eff tbs Situation nov, IS csntrassed With
what & was eighteen months ago, whez with nc
larger Cs1fedsrsts fores than We have how, We
we've confronted with $4,000 Fsdsral soldiers II
Virgins alone, 20 600 IL Eorth Caroline, II O0O
in South CaToius. and I've heavy armies In
Teuresses. MissoaTi, Arkansas sud Lsdisians
Tas Ssatissi comes to the conclusion thai the
great wsvs gf iuvazica has boan broksn, and
nsvsr win gather sgsia with anything Ike ia
fgrnsr power and violence
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

A BADSE OF FEEALE DIsLoYALTT-Ws
End the following paragraph in the news eel
azns Of tha New Orleans Era
Not to wear c~rinOliRe has become 3 BADGE Of
secssh principles Ia the Seu kwsst. Although
hoped skirts are plentiful 1t HonBhis, tie rebel
Tomaa have agreed among themselves not 70
war them. Il isthsir secret sign-their hadzs
-ihslT rebal Gag. No longer alloEsd te saunt
past our brave fellows wish their emblens Of
treason pinned to tseir dresses sad boansts,
they have hit agon this plan. Tkey will wear
no nzore sogPs. Tbst is tksir Feboi nark new;
and oHs, tao other day, when asked il such was
tae reason, tesssc up her head aad said ayes,
i Is, and you Yankees can't mske Is wear
hoops, neither"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19
m. - az wurn sprIuEs, \. g

-
Ths PstsrBburg Express says that chcAlT re-
port Of the engagouensai Warn springs, North
Carolina, On the 2sh alt, shows that it Wa a
very gallant STAR On the part Of our men.
Liaut Gel B1yson, Of tie 25h Nerth CaTsina
r0ops, with 5 dstashmsai Of eighty nen, crossed
tss French Broad, and was jBiRed tsat BigAt By
twenty militia, under Kajsr HayWood. Pre-
esediHg en- the march, aud arriving At the enc
N.Y. sHiFost At daylight, be was fOazd IN LIE
Of battle, having already discovered the P5au,
AIthsugh numbering about 400, ire Yankees
were charged and driven ron the Rsld. They
cane up the sscssd tins VITA thc sane result.
A third tine they reinforced, psTeeiving vhlcs,
Col. Byssn gave Tie order to fell back, which
was ssns in Eeed osdsT. In . h~Aod4o-ksSd
e~HesuHtsr, SsIgt Collins rushed forward and
sacrificed his Hfs to ssvs Col BysoH's.
The susmy'I less was thirty killed and
wounded.
The Tsnkses agria cccgPisd EsTn tpaIgs
sst week. but Bgro driven back BY Captain
B0sne, EonSsy night
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

his troops. Burnside is 10. prs-emiasHtly a
azhenr KszsJaL Ia what Frsst battle did Be
ever distinguish hinsslff At Fredericksburg
slthough he sent san thousand Of car brave sell
disrs to their graves, he took good cars 70 Esop
himself ous Of danger. II he is attacked By q
forcs anythiag bear Ike his OWE, b vii E~etreati
and, If 10 IS pressed, he viii zb&ndsn Eaat Ten
nssges and KanxYlls to thar fate In auy
sweat. tins will Be The Gasi rssuls Of Burnsidss
! occupation Of Knoxyiiis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

Llst q OaclaiEcd RreiRar Received atshs
Sat AARzesa CsaBaRE NeTeabsr
e FidsE Pkg Z Jswsa, b5k c T R,asLls,
ysies 81 Gray ski If WiHser, re-. J =
OocErsi. bS-i AZ Gresle, pcs B0sh & Mlrsr.
b1E 6airson8 bozi L salusps, b.. p n
Wslthsn pc; il Wig, bs1; VIZ ~
bale " Gsun@n, ba.s; " Fl RsyaeI8a. So. =
L Nicholson, 2 b&gs; W SpsIks. &c; IA Ner.
rel, cot and i've ssosai r, Is bites snd 3 kaee.
G 2 LsDsford, ? boxes i s boxes +, ? bexss;
?, ; boxes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

y The Lyuekburg Eissisiaz Isarns that
a5sat sixty sf The prisoners captured By Gen.
y E Jones al RogeTvlls, TenE, srs to b
tired By eouTtmsFsisI for deserving szr army
They are East TezassssesHs ard belonged 10
t5 csmnands Of Williams ana Others, and de-
serted to JOIN Cartsr's (Yarkes) ragi1ant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

BzArH or a GEoRsIA HUzzAR.-We rsgre,
to lssrn. by s private ie,egrsPhie dispatch, that
Joseph Turner, son Of tse late d.. JOSEPH n
Turner, = member Of the 6sogs HuzBsrs, JsG.
Bavis legion, vas killed At Tho battle Of Kansy's
fsr5, Va, BE was struck b a sohraPcsl shot
IN he kssd, and disd sAoEly sheE the eceur-
r.rra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

Nsar Hsmahls, Tsnaessss, on the Stu Of Cetabsr.
1853 Of sbssse Of the hsHt and brain, WIZ. PRouBFTr'
IA tho sc 7sn.istb year Of he's sSs,
Hs VEG = kid aAd ~iadulssnt parent an saaslGsa
htAeE aa We nearn hh lou with iaeparabls sorrow
he dlod via the full assurance q a b asful Inuor.
tally beyond IA grave. fsr he wa . Christian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

Ths Nsris.ts CeE9sasrsis Of ysstsyday says
shsi fas iIAin which arrived ksEs, Il q ?. n ,
brings he Hogs hat Lesgsirssi certainly has
possession Of Knozvile. No ether news"
This rspegt has bsen Oh or BsTssE every day
81 IA psrt wseh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

aEFsE9 4HGaE PEaFr
eAssylLLE. Gas Asvsnber l5th. 1853
7vEE above reward will be paid FOR The aDPnsa ausi1a
I azd dsEysFF 10 my Provost AsraAai Of The following
-RESERTERS
From tue FleWslsn Hsspissl It this place, os liry
CeJs dslars fer steh The descriptive list Is unknown;
Il L. HsGK private sGRpsny - Oh ArkaaHas TeEi-
meas. B.ssrted Oetobsr Ssth. Rght shssk sEsLea
and iinpst "a Walking.
JazCE Pew sLL.p rFsua s0mPEry E sd Ala6ama
rssiasnt. Deserted 9esbsr ara.
VIZ. 4 FuDaG private conPazy 3 sra Gsargia
rsEimszE Dsser-sa 0c.abar Ssh
SAMUEL FORB private caaPauy I, tath saorgis
rsgim-aI Dsssra1 Jei0bef 25-h-
9 W. DgfLaA private ssagazy G, san assrE.a
ro7iUazt. Deserted A-vauher Ist.
z 3 6AAF6 Is. RrFata cgmptny 2. fsh Esor-a
regiment Dzz-rssd AuVsmhsr az
" private company e. Ieti 0as-~a
regimen Dsssftsd AoTenber IA
J0EN q FULLEk prVfss cft1pa-v . tsho
gs r1stuszE Deserted November lsti
VS. L-f5CoE7.
Lieutsusas 1e onri Coauarlz- Pors
A9-N4N eaaHHEa a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19
VALUABzE PROPERTY
Fox SALE.

<a3f tAs f5ileUiRz ProPsry fer ais rrtrs+-s
"HA2 eea mte Eaa q half 81 HsrigtF.
We Pissa soztssizg thirty ssrss. = Co. an
seFsh rse1a ana a large ~ 81 81.
Ia s1laisg= ca he Frsaissa.
PAse seatanHg ere kaasrsd ana NV s-rss
a1aty ssarse, ths hElasra bsirr ..E -
esa@ WEH -sgst rsez sara sfsb.ss -
Tssaraa 49, 2 anau Fiavsra-
- - lassed sad tFuniy acres 81 LAID 81
e-sfsa EEs ASA aAf EEes fen Msristts
VII aeA tAess Blssas vita sr - liz .-tvL
-t-f9s sapRY az gsgsf abes sad sss- ssaes.
A@aa A. " 4 J. Z ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-19

LsoKEG AHEAD The English pspcrs of
oetOssr say that bs Prince Of Wales is likely
to become : father Eoxs month.
It's also supposed tsst his wife will 5seoms a
mother s5eg. tAs sane siae.
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Rsv. IF. Kirby, Mis- PAULINE youngest sauskssr Of
ms las General Paul ;. ssmuss, 70 sap ain 8. s.
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SENIORS And REPRESENTATIVES.
ELECT


re Tas TENNESSEE LECFsLgTFzr
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Ths Savannah Essss Of yssisriay says that
athrss 2sn belonging e be ga ssorgis Vol
zn.ssrs, Stationed a. ThERdersolt, deserted aad
Hssi t. tbs eEezy On Friday nighs last Two
81 tksn belonged ss oonPasy D, namely, John
Vine, q New Yorker By oiTth, and L A Dryer,
. aahre OF Baltimore. Dyer had furnished a
subsitots in company 3, Of tAs I3.h b~sstslioR,
bus having demanded The subsiiuts eat Of tie
ssn ks was 70 give him, tie substitute maze
kasEn he ase to he proper suthouEiss, when
DyN vas s%ureled, aad deserted o. Friday
Riehs lss4 PsuPsI, the ether patty, belonged
20 tie rsgimsGlL band, asd Vas formsrlg =
nsnbsr q Capt ". J. Dxcn's csupsny K
Tbsss zsn are vel psssss Ia reference to eur
krss and fsrtses6ons Ia and around he
ely
Daring be past WeekssvorL other dessriors
hsvs sEken place. Two iIsa the Montgomery
Gusrss, VIA Lent Hoalshaa aE5 serrean,
salfvoa. I've Psbstes also deserted from tie
5sspsr Gresns, whose names we have been ara
be % Learn"