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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

PROM The Memphis Arsas, Sept 25sAI
From Capt Terrell and WIN. Nixon, con-
mandeg and msis Of TIE steamer Hannibal, who
sTiysd last evening On the Welcome ron be
low, We learn Tie following particulars Of her
sinking.
She loaded at New Orleans for this port and
St. Louis, aud cleared from that port on
Wednesday, the 10Th. she met With no DIN
culry IN her navigation uahl SIZE had gotten TO
within three miles ef DenaidaonvlIe' La
which j. eighty miles shove New Orleans. She
was making a headWsy Of t~alFe mics an houT,
and, when crossing q point, she struck . stump
wheh taTe Der bottom cot rom her bow % tls
after end Of her hatch. She was at once head
ed toward the shore, but so great Has The leak
ace that she commenced Cling very rapidly.
and IN eight minutes from the tims ahe struck,
sank in rem three feet 70 three tathoms Of
water. She lies IN S crooked sort Of a way or
tie side Of q bar one Of her sides is nearly up
to the surface Of the water, while the other lies
desn.
There were no passengers Of any account or
board, and, although u o'clock at night, he sfH-
GERS and crew succeeded in reaching the shore
il thsiT ysWlE, without losing q single life.
Her cargo was a vslsEbls oRs, consisting Of
10 bids. Of sugar, , 500 sacks Of sat, 200 cords
Of wood, snd ? 600 buzhe's of ooal, h3i0f which
is 3 total loss. We understand tnAs tie cargo
was insured, the beat having an open policy.
Forty bids. OF the sNgaT was a personal invest
msnt Of Der captain, who, be informed us, vas
fully insured.
The Hannibal was some six years Old, and has
been running during tsat lsugh ct IN ia the
St Louis sDd New 0tlesns trade. she WAS
owned By CAPT. Terrell and Msssrs Boyd and
Lee, and Has valued at $40 900 that sum nav
ing been offered for her the day she left New
Oresns. Sac was probably insured fer about
Si2B00-Gu, we understand, Ia S. Louis ohces
Captain Terrell lsh 81 her wreck bis second
clerk and q ~Wstchmsu, with q guard Of fifty
soldiers, who VIII protect her from g0arila5 and
river thieves until the proper machinery can be
sent down 20 effect her raising, which he thinks
can BE- done with bat little trouble and eLpezse
He ls1 last evening On the City Of Alton foE ST
Louis, whsra hs VIII seek the procuring Of
proper machinery sad men to bring her % the
surface Ct lhe water.
We hope very soon to sec hsr stsauing up IS
usual 10 cur wharf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

SHIPMENT OF PRIsONERs-Yesterdsy a
clearance was made Of seeesh prisoners in the
Irving block, sent North on the John d Perry.
Oas hundrsd and sixteen Of this class were
sent OF. They were mostly men from twenty
five to thirty-f7e, none we think over Gfty and
few over ferty yesTs Of Hgo About oRe-sixth
OF them were dressed in Tsbsl uniform, either in
whole or part, usually q coat, rarely pants and
more Tsrelycsps. Few Of the band we're provided
with any baggage beyond a blsnket Some GER
ried 4 cup and plate, one or two q COTE pot. Of
knspsaoks we saw bat one and enc pair Of Old
fashioned ssddlsbsgs. They seemed 10 feel the
influences OF the pleasant afternoon breeze, for
every mans e-0untensucer relaxed as be came ont
Of the gate and the clear, soft October saa fash
ed upon him Many Of them smiled as if at the
greeting Of a friend.
We hesrd bat one remark that expressed ssy
malcei one Of the men observed. Coed bye,
boys. We viii meet again ct TIE punt Of he
bay'nst!f-MsmPhis Bliisfia, 4th.
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- N-" AAaArEa"a @aHsI
a few days ago we saw in The streets Of f1is
s1 CRY, a sight celebrated 70 FL every hear.
with hoTor. Walking Between = Sc Of soldiers.
ia ons Of cur most Gro Fde3 thoroughfares, were
Eve white he5msn, haadeufsd ald strongly
guarded BY iheir military escort. Over the iroa
maBaeies that bCun- the wrists Of several.
we're ttroWR hsn8kerchiefs; and the downeasl
look and gorroving eye OF the ~eo1BcriRts told
how desBlv they hslt the degradation they were
compelled 10 suffer. These men bad committed
no crime. Their nsmes rad been drawn from
he flta. wheel and, ia agony Of doubts.
whether sAay shoHld remain with their loved onas
la these sore times of Wanl and trisl, or eageTly
.uzrca 70 al the ranks Of The army in this war
i0r TIE Aficsn and bis race" hey hsd not
promptly Reported 70 tie pFovostma1shaPs oflss.
snt were called d5ssrtsrs This sight, we arr
informed, H not en- extraordinary ore. II is Of
frequent Rn9 Almost heurly occurrence. Com
Peleo % sUher the ggosseE irdigaiisg. thou
SANDS are csHy tortured with the gaimg thougsf
that in Tins la1d IF freedom tho mpst met g.
late OF saves. Bag be PATENT A few wssLs
Only p2ss sway before the hsa,maD i.
Pennsylvania viii have an opportunity of ami,
.ng at the bail0s-bOI he miscresnts who are pcv-
striving 10 deprive them Of their Liberties. Il,
going 70 the polls, remember, fTeemeD, that The
4bolt ouists Of this proud city have forged hand
cuffs for white Den, and given shoulder straps
70 negroes.
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EnspsFszns frow she Eruzs-1I i.si-.IpPi.

EnsPsFtznS fross the is~ss--IpPt.
From the Mississippiaul
We are indebted to cur friend, Msj. Thomas
r. Price, for he following valuable intelligence
uom he traus-Mississippi department;
SELMA, Ala, Oct. u, 1863.
EDITOR MssIssEPPIAS Az ordnance meg
ssuger. Ar Carpenter, has Just arrived ron the
usns-AississipBi department., and be brings more
geod u5Es c1rrobosative Of what we have Il
ready had, through your paper. I send
ven the following synopsis Of his state
mslts; Mr. Carpenter les he trsns-Hssis-
siPni CeBsTtne lt on the Oh instant General
PIce, twenty thousand srong, Is marching on
Ldrfis ksCk, with only about SIX thousand Fad
erals in bis 'front.', hssvy endorsements having
been sent 30 R9sscrsDs from that department
Lsut-Gsn \. Kirby Smith states that General
Price is on his Way 90 Missouri Gers TAYLOR
and Walker are at Ops|cgsas. Gen. TayloT
fcUEht Bsuks about the Ist Of October, captur-
ing between two aud three thousand prisoners.
With thsir aims. and completely routing Banks
m LsiCurcbs parish, La.
ID report Of Gen. B-sgg's victory caused
C7uiedersis money to 90 Up, and put thou
sands OF enforcement IN OWy army. Every
0o5y Is ssnguins sbsUt our ability 70 take care
Of the tTsEB Mississippi department and it is
believed that bofoTs the winter sets in, General
KIRBY Smith wi. ave the Abolition army
pretty w5I cleaned cut Of that part Of the
country
Gen Holmes is still too unwsll 70 take com-
nsud THOs H Pace Maj Artil.
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Msj ID. B. Lang. of the 62d regiment, Gen.
Imbeden's command, returned . few days sgo,
with whole Yankee company Of mounted in
fsntTy, which he captured nosr Burnt House
ford, on Cheat river, about nine miles northeast
Of Beverly, in Randolph esunfy. The company
comprised forty msn, including one lieutenant
commanding. The captured company were
splendidly equipped, and wei mounted. Msjor
Lang brought IF the whole company eT-
cept two or three crippled Yankees who
could not be removed, together with their
nurses, fine new MeCleilau saddles, arms,
and other equipments. It was 3 very nice haul,
and was very handsomely performed by Major
Lang and the gallsnt fellows VINO we're with
him. The Yankees were rather surprised"
than otherwise, being walked up" By the Con-
tedeTstes about ore o'clock IN tie morning The
company occupied one of General Averin's ad-
vaaced outposts. Gen Imboden, il viii thus be
seen, is ahording the Aboitonists Of the North
vest the best facilities he can command 60 ena-
bic them to get quickly and safely "Oa to Rich
mOud."
Our people, who can see and know little or
nsthing Of the movements Of our troops sont
for our protection and defense, must 32t con
elUde that our cavalry are entirely inactive
and Inefficient. The vigilant eye Of the General
commanding in the Valley is opsRto all the op-
p~Ortunitiss presenting for suca demonstration
upon the enemy as it would b. right and proper
to make-ROekiHghGm Register.
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NEW MUSIC !
PUBLISHED BY
George Dunn 4 Co., Richmond, Va,
AND
Julian 4. geIby, Columbia, s. c.
NEW

A GNIE OF q ~VALE-Mus.c BY J. r Thomas
"a suth1r Of In my Cottage BY the sea"
When this Cruel War Is IA BY Henry
Tueklr.
We Have P-arted-POetry and Music By Miss Ella
Wren
Kathleen MavGUneeu-F. n. Crouch.
Harp OF tas Soatdi Awake-C. L. Psiic0las.
Ny Wife and hiE-P, etry by General Jackson, Of
Ga, ald Music b. F.. y. ROsier-
Ses at Your Foet a SsPVhan- One-Baie.
Rock ale 10 Sleep, Hother-Mu5ic by J. Hewitt
MOther ia the Battle Over
Virginia marse laise-Originsi Preach Music.
KEGS Nc Awake,
The SOUTH q. Eswittt
All Quat Along the Potomac Tonight II Hewitt
ALL PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER, WITH
ORNAMENTAL TITLES!
RETAIL EACh-
The trsds supplied at half OF, Wlth an additional
fvs per cent. when one hundred Of any ems piece Is
BIank Music Lines on the best cap paper. 81 per
sbest Of four pRges-forty per cent. OF to he trade.
GEO DUNN q Co,
oeI59t Richmond, Va.
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EEDERAL ABsls-A late Washington dis
psfsh ssys INA. the Fsis7al Government At pges-
sui has Gu band. in the different srssnsls in The
csuaryr Eve hundred thousand effective stand
ef arms, aud taas the number IS rapidly iBcEeas
ing, The Springfield arm0Ty alone turning cut
tae1ty-fFs t~hCaszadufsd muskeis every month
OndeT lie contract made by seerezFy Came.on,
nesrly two yesrs ago, with private parties, fer
two bundled Thousand rilsd srms, only twenty
Eve tEousaDd have as JET been delivered &c the
Government
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

Movgss RlGHr-Tbs wealthy eitiEns OF
sslna have taken . step in ihs right direction
to Aiaths poor and the mechanics. A. aists
meeting : Mt. Weaver contributed seventeen
acres Of Iahd and $1,000 to build houses. A
large additional amount in cash was also Sub
ssnbed, and SIX thousand pounds Of bacon offered
at one dollar per pound, and 8 large quantity Of
corn AZ one dollar per bushel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

CHARLESTON ITEMS There has been no
change to notice from the Islands. Oar bate
riss msihisin a steady 6Fs en- Batteries Gregg
and Wagner, the saemy again remaining silent
yesterday ard making no answer. the IrsR-
sides and monitors remain in the same position.
An additional number OF transports arc reported
in Folly inlet.
FIRE The alarm Of FIRE, between twelve and
one o'clock last Eight, was oecasioRsd BY the
burning Of 8 kitchen, situated on 81. PAiiip, a
few doors north Of Cannon strest-Charsst0a
Courier, I5A.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
STOP THE RUNAWAY!

DANAwAY from the unde signed, in Danburv.
IL Wiiks eoun y, my Boy, CHARLES. twenty-five
years Old, copper color, thick lips. rather q pleasing
counteBsBeai hve feet four or nys inches hfsh, and
weighs about one hundred and sixty pUands The aid
boy ranAEay on the 20th o. S ptsmLer, md doubtless
viii endeavor 70 make bis way bark 70 Mississippi be
having worked the past 'wo years in and around Lex
ingtnn, Holmes eouaty. 81 the eerpeutera trade, and
let there for Geo ga very ua.uctanuy. The said boy
Is a ver5 good performer, FIR b ne.r on tina violin. /
Will give the shove reward for his apprehension or
in any jail 50 th4t I ea1 get him. Address
me st Dsnb1Ty, Ca.
c~cl6-Isw4Wf JOHN IL WALTON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

A LADY Of four yeE-s' experiences desires s stas-
"a ton - I~hA0HbR-prefers taking charge OF tho
Mathematical or Higher King lh department. ia 2 Ssmi
nary. bat does net object 10 any situation thai vii se-
cure = pleasant boarding house.. The rudfments Of
Lstio. Preach AID Muahc taught a desired. Rsle snces
siyen and required. Address, stating terms etc, in
iuil, MIS- A. G. P,
ocl5 80 AdairsVilie. Go.
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MDonough Street Cottage
For Sale!

WHO wsnts that NEAT COTTAGE I've rooms.
" kitchen. smokshouse, stable, garden, ihree-fourths
with a beautiful ( ont o. the east side Of Mcpoueugh
street about three FqasrsB south Of The City Hal, ron
Yenient to al the churches. Prizes low Hnd poss=ssiou
given immediately. M @. CAYCE 4 co,
eletw Auottoneers snd Real Estats Brokers.
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- A Memphis report to. the Chicago Timss,

y A Memphis report to the Chicago Timss,
dated the 29th ult, has the following paragraph:
A lady who has just arrived from Atlanta,
GA, says that Gen. Lee passed through that
place sa route for Chattanooga, some ten days
ago, and that Confederate troops had bsen pass
iug through in great numbers for days before +;
l5,0Go militia from Georgia sl0us went TO swell
the number Of Bags army. She brings large
rua0rs Of the lats battle OF the 18Th and 10Th,
saying that she heard that R9sscrsns was badly
whipped, having lost, en- the FIRST day, 10000
killed, with = prOporionats number OF sound
ed, and was in full retreat beyond Chattanooga.
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- 20 %aoFEmNoR.

In -eighty-seven counties heard from. BroWn's
msjorily oves both competitors is 2S4s. me
army vote ss far a. heard from, gives him .
msj9rfty of-4493, making bis total majority
estI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

y The sailors who were with Commodore
Fsuagut whom New Orleans vas captured are
sooS 70 rscsfYe a hsf million Of dollars IS then
shsre OF the Confsdsrale vessels seized on the
M..s..;rri
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shall be paramount, aad he shall exercise that
efica An shis is very well Bat entertaining
these views, IS ~ suppose Jon do, what can you
think Of Mr .Bt0ugh, who is reversing the State
pFoelafning hst If Mr. Fillauiighsm is elected,
Ihe VIII eftbs people, the soldiers iaelGded, shall
nGf Be ~Eespeetsj; that although consttasisBally
slseted, he shall not Be ~inaaznTated; Inst Il nee
esssry,a eivillEH shall be Wsged in0hio 70
prevent SIS ins~agRraiang Thsse, in substance,
are the deoiArafons Of M Broaghr Tepestedly
made af pcbie assemblies, Is If vs. mad not
enough Of the horrors ard calsmities Of civil
war without hriugiHg It home to our Own doors.
Il 3 TIE FIRST time m the hiztory OK this eoun-
try, and God grant 3 may be the lat, when a
candidate has had thu sudseity 70 tell Bis coun-
trynsn that if they 30 net vats for him, If they
dare to vebs fer snd eies5 bis oppOnsUt, their
viii and the C5asttati0n shall be resisted by
arms and ogsrthroWn by evil war. Il is true
that this threat Of Mr. Br0ugh is mere inpOtent
rage, extorted-by ths fear Of defeat, bat It marks
the character Of the man, and forever eoniemas
him in the judgment Of 81 who revere justice
and the law. Asy0U appear TO bavs q just sppfs
ciatioR and love OF constitutional right, We trust
It viii condemn him in years Let him be fair
y elected, and ths Democracy, much as they
will regret il, viii chesrfully scqHiasee. Lst
VallsndIEghsn Be Ajriy elected, and the De-
mocTsey viii expec. their Opponanss 10 ike
msnner to scquiesee.
joins G. THOMPSON,
SAMUEL MEDARF,
Aa0s LAFMAE,
A. G THURMAN,
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CoNFEDERAFE STATES OF AHERFra
MEDICAL PuRTEYCRs OFFTcF 5rr DT1C-
ATLANTA. Ga Octo6sr rafh -,
AHALaD PToPos1s vii Be received a. .sir sac.-
g. the 2lst rgrant, FOR the mauar
THOUSAND l0e0 HOSPITA- ooE
Ti-ns ana specifications may b sen e nv 80
..rase,- -OaGE S BLAcKTu
rsaon aud NeiieaI P7rvs-o-
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- The LssysHwoth (KEnsss) TINES Of the
25th uil-, say the illinois farmers went sEtsn-
siysly into cotton planting tins year. Many
Thousand acres were planted, aud many insisted
kat ibis year w5uld dsnons-ra.s tie practice
bihty Of raising cotton il the free states. Wiser
leads and moss observaat men predicted failure
that success Would be the exception, failure ths
rulo- The result verfss the prediction. Tn
recent rosis in Hiaojs hz7e entirely ruiued the
cotton Ccp. To such 81 sztsa. does this dam
ass reach that not 8 single bale Of cotton win be
gathered north Of the Ohio river.
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- Sc. m ITHRNa ID

y aSk5A tEosto7y HOUSE, oontsipin@ al,bs
lls eefss WIN al nscessarT outbuldinrs rnd -
reniset % ne depot aud business Bortion 81 - -
.crsf- Apply p W. UCA
Athens. "a
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"A a Tr5uas special, dated Washington,
ssp'smber 27tb, ssys: VIM. Lawrence, O..
BellefsutaiHe, Ohio, has beon appointed Judge
Of The UEi.sd States district court for The south
en- district Of Florida, in place Of Wm Msrvin,
rss gned lei therefore presumed tazt Hon. J..
A. Bingham, Of Ohio, appointed 20 this post
ssne llae siEes. has dee-neln
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LANDS FOR
SALE!

4 AUE5TlO"-Cgl q better investment he made than
NJ In FLORIDA LANDS. eb0ic- s~el=eteHl
nswer-No Then We invite yea - q careful pc
r1sa. aad Investigation Of the following
RECH ERsEC CT,
Contain 2 fOgr thousand three handrsd and twenty
six 1896 acres. we'll adapted to The Gu Evsuou Of corn.
sugar am long stsp1e cotton in Marion cuunty, Fla. IN
the vsIey Of the Oclawsha river, sad rear silver
SPRING. Z iz couvs. lent to navigation, .ey rich and
level bUt no. swsmpyo OF subject 20 OveThnW from the
river. Thirty.three hundred acres Of this land is cl4ssed
by the agent s. hammock. and 0ns thousand a. the first
quality Of lime heavily Hmus ed The growth Is &C.
scrbsd IS white ok live oak. HafsE0sk. sweet gum,
mag loia, red by, dog To0d, waho0, irouwood and esl-
base peimst o.
We FAY now is tie .uas 70 striksl
TEs trade y.u'u certainly strike.
Gall t he Arcade
You shah hsv- q trade.
Co lfsdsrsts moosy taken ~ god and silver rstsz Ia
foruer timss-S45 700.
II. @. CATCH & GA.
&c 57w Real Estate Be karA
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n ACHiamoaAAA 70 Oea- ACDttiiAAs
Tue following has been ciTculsssdia the army
Of the Potomac:
CIRCULAR.
It having been proposed b. may Cheers Of
this army % present 20 H4j9g-Gen Mcclellan
some max Of their respect, WAich should serve
s. q memorial Of the relations which ksve ex-
istsd between lhsm, Il has been suggested that
he privilege oijoining be extended to the whole
aLmy, as an evidence that the warm feeling,
which he has ever borne toward it, is fully re-
eipToCsted By b0tH' officers aud men, snd in or
1ar that al msy unite IN this obisct, that il take
Ihe form Of q testimonial fem the army Of the
Potomac 30 is old commander.
That al nay participate, II Is proposed that
he subscription be limited as follows;
Rsnk sud File, each Ten cents.
SerEeauts, Twenty I've cents.
L~Ieut5uaLEs, OLe dollar
Captains, Ons dollar and fifty cts
Lt-Cols & Mais. 4" Tbres d0is7s.
Col5nels, FIVE dolla1s.
Buzadier-GanIs. Ten dolIsrs.
Mi Generals, Twenty d0lsrs.
That ore oftae esaF cHsers ct general bead
quarters and enc as tbs headquarters Of each
regiment, brigade, division, corps, ssd separate
command, receive The contributions and deposit
tho amount with lists Of contributors at corps
h~ss'qusTsrs.
A book containing The names Of 81 who cor
tribute viii be prepared, and presented 10 Gen
Mcclellan as part Of the testimonial
Arrangements viii be made to enable the sb-
sent sick, and wounded, aud al Others NOS pres
snt sith the army, but who nov belong Or have
belonged 30 it, 60 contribute
1t is expected that in each command vi b the
srny 10 the 6sld, The necessary measures vii
be taken 60 secure 10 The sick m hospitals, or
chose Temporarily absent from their commands.
The opportunity Of adding their names 20 the
isis before they are sent IN.
T. proposed that an officer be designated at
-sch corps headquarters and one from general
headquarters, th=ss with power to sdd, not ex-
seeding I've, as q committee 10 their numbers,
% decide upon tao.uature Of the testimonial, and
10 make the Necessary arrangements for pr0cuT-
ing and pres zuSuE It as so01 IS the eOntrbu-
ons are received.
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~ The Opinions NatiSale Of Port 40
Pnucs, Of September 18Th, announces sha. the
American Admiral on the West India station
bad made a dsaand On lae S anish authorize
g Port ca Platte for rspsrat.on for damages IN
ficted on American citizens IN the sack Of thai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

- Horace Mayusrs, BrgwEl0w, Triggs an6
s score Of othag East Tsnne5seans, held q pr
ysts conference at the B8fasi house, in Cincin-
nhk q short time since. Their proceedings
ne-e sseleE.
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~ Memphis letter 20 the North, mentions
lhat SbsEman's and Thomas corps were On tie
wsy 10 reinforce R9sscFsns, and that tcgesbs,
they numbered 10000
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

MEMPHIS PROPERTY FOR CONFEDERATE
MosEY-From an advertisement IN another
eolVun, il vii be sean that valuable AIsmphis
property Is Of red in exchange fer Cuuiodszs'
money, - reasonable prices. The owRsr having
immediate use for ire money, wHl sell at = bar
gain Address "Bgevsrd," postoEes box Ne.
.. Moor, Ca for nseessary iltarnslioR
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On the 7th instant. by Eldsr d II Burns Mr.. LEWIS
A. HEREOs, Of Shelby county, Tennesses, TO Ass
ABEEAIDE BEATTE Of Canton, Mississlppi
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"a On The 25h ult, the Lady Franklin car
rel foUT hundred and twenty bales OF Gotten,
sud lie Live Oak two hundred bsles, ron
Memphis 10 Cairo.
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FROM EAST TENEEssEE-By the western
.rsin, on Saturday aight, We learn that the Yam
kse force that was lately il and around Bristol,
are now driven beyond Grsenvills. Skirmish-
ing takes place nearly every day between our
forces and tina enemy, with unvsrying success
90 cur arms. The enemy occupy BlVe spring
about ten miles bsyoud Greenvills. Eight Yam
kse prisoners and two Union men were brought
down to Bristolon Friday night, taken in one Of
the skirnishes -LyHch5arg Repa6iieaH.
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g. The Mobile TrBuns msuHoas a rumoE
thai is eray correspondent " Ora" has been
0pturcd BY 1e eneLy.
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NOTICE.
S1OO r e w A b d.

TNHE shove reward vii b. Pc for the dsiF-s.y OF q
L siRAT MAKE,
y hiah Wss stolen from the u1eeraigned At Red 601fe
Fcrd on or about me 10th September last Said mare
Is about uneen and q hail hssds high, TFht gray r,w
b p T r ara rump snd legs dark ron gray she hs =
small white spotC n her right fore knes and several
white spots on her tump-oae on her right rump ussry
Two inenna In diameter Her left hi1d G il very BeoH-
llarly NAKED by = white spot, ABOUT twelve nchr
long, on The hook. S. has two small warts ca he
ftglt side Of her uoss, tive or SIX inchezab0ve the nos
luL her mausIs DARK grsy, tan lan DARK gray b 81
anee white. VA q BIO en- shl had ca & leather head
stau, wi q chain Ia tar attached
The above revs4d will be paid FOR her d. livery TO
me, or 70 Ar. A Fl Wa hngtoa. a. Majo- =. W Gun
uinghsm 2, At anita or q suitable reward viii be pad
Tor which viii lead to her r-eevay y.
B. Z. ~
Major aad A Q b.. Browns Brigade.
Stswsrts Division, Hill s Corps A. T..
Camp near Chi-kamsugs Depot.
ocIB st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16
Tha war in NarsA n-Il.rF.,I,,t

Entered a~ceorilng 70 pet Of Congress n the year ss63.
BY J 3. GaRAsHzR, N the Clerks Office Of the Dis
rict Court Of tbs Confederate stEtesafcr thsa NORM
arn Distrca Of Genraa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

z Among the stump ors.ors ia Ohio against
VAlandigham was Gsa. Toes. + Essgher.