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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-11

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MQe Mrten BON @alant.ri u. @tit. @aare,,,
@impen, 8raies. !3epbyr- u. @betlane-@ ole,
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Muspabl pom @las- unb YorceQan : Maaren.
Valen, 2ampen, Rinb.rmioen ,c. ,. &c. itets an
1anb 3u hen biQisltm Yreilsn.
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@etraioe uni 2ebensmitteln, Salt, Cement, Sub
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Orudmaterialien &c.
ten ubernommen.
Baareorl9uls aemadt auf GOnisnet;onen an
ieeer Belt uno jeoem 8erae.
Yerlonen, pelde Glitter an unS cculisniren,
tDnnen l9 earauf perla6en> bab 1e ppr ueber-
tbeurune eridubt inb. Glitter Ss75en at ben
niecrieaen preiien obne &udlidt suf bic telpn<
oere Ycitlinie ober bas gpot lpeeirt. Eager unb
Commit cns- @etlbr 70 nieeris als ii ebsm re-
ipettablen 6aule.
OfVct an Der 2tpts, am SUP Der @iitlesGraBe.
s. 6. u. $. 6 Burbaut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

This is a remarkable man. He IS q msjer-
general in Brsgg's sTmy, and IS but little
kRoWn outside the army circle. He is Jet
ysuHg man, an Irishmsn by birth, and. was a
lawyer in Arkansas at the commencement Of
the war; E man of sbiliiy in bis profession,
and whose leading trait Of character was De
votion to the eanse of his clients. Upon the
breaking out Of the war be Joined a company
As a private and was elected captain. He is
ROW msjoT-genersl, commanding one of the
best divisions ia the array. He has never
been iR a battle that he did not Distinguish
himself and wss generally wounded, but after
the battle nothing is heard of him land no
one sees him without going to his command }
until the next battle
Shortly before the battle of Murfreesboro',
when Bej0r-Gsn. BuckneT was transferred to
Mobile, Gen. Cls5urne was placed in command
Of that noble division, and throughout the whole
division there was a quiet but psrceptible hum
Of dissatisfaction. Buckner was idolizsd by his
command, and the new commander was nm
kaown to them, except such as bad traced bis
quiet steps. But soon the division began to feel
thst they had man and general at their head,
aud when the scenes upon the bleody fsld Of
Murfeesboro' were enacted, every soldier who
saw him upon that bloody field became his
enthusiastic admireT.
bis division, the night before the Gght was
iIefoA iLUul AAAo C1Wou6 Ilgnb 20 Lhe 6ALEeLah
loft, and he was there ordered to support the
command that was to attack MeCoak at day
light This command wasnot equal 70 the task,
end, as We have ofteB heard, by the In fficieney
OF tke commander, there was some confusion in
the ranks. But the powerful command of Gle
bgne, with the general (Whose very look would
naake seowar5 fght) at the head, in perfect Or
der, and yet with the power Of tornado. threw
is whole fsree against McCOok, and the roat
becsms general, and for miles the gallant Gle
burne led his men agsinst the Yankees, whs
made frequent stsnds-onlY long enough to be
slaughtered or esptured. Many Of the prisoners
were taken by Cleburne.
So, in the late battle field, Cleburne led his
men, and they swept over the isld with such
raPidity that the Yankees could fad no escape.
4 very large proportion of the prisoners were
taken by Gen. Cleburne Everybody in the
army says, whatever Pat Clsburns undertakes
to do be viii accomplish. He is quiet msn,
sober man, and man of miad Thank
heaven, he is saved from even a wound on this
bloody field WizckssteT Tens Bulletin
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English sentiment Toward ths ssu,b.

We are permitted to make the ftllowiug ex-
tracts frcm letter written by an Enelish lady
20 friead in Augusta:
DEAR NJ: A frieRd of ours is to Iesve in a
day OF two for the Cenfederacy, and he promises
to see my letter posted If he should reach his
home You will, sm sure, be glad to hear We
are all strong rebels" aud hsve taken your
side from the very first. Yea, your sister and
brother, were the first SOutherners we knew
Our hogse is aow called rebel hotel, - from our
having received so many of your noble people.
Nr. Yancey was our frst friend, and dear enc he
was. We were shocked and psiRed to hear of
bis death. Captain Pegrsm, Captain Ssumes
AID Lieut.. Ksll visited Us, and dined with Us
while in London. We also saw other officers
of the renowned Sumter, among whom was
Dr.. Gait, who ceRld tell MS something about
yeu. do not despair of seeing you again, if
God should spare our lives, as I am longing
to visit the S9atA, where sll my sympathies
sre new, certainly. I have made so Eaay
promises to visit different parts Of ysur csUR-
try, that lsok forward sSms day to seeing
yoa, God willing
/ was astonished and delighted few weeks
sgo, at receiving ehArniRg letter aud some Ak
quisiie feather flowers frsm the Alabama. lam
proud OF my treasures, I can assure you. a.
consider Il very great honor ts be remembered
By such men, who srs doing 80 much damage
to those Wretchsd Yankees. An our friends here
are enthusiastically Southern in their symps-
thies Indeed, may say nine-tsnths Of England.
Only few Abolitionists, urged on by Yankee
spies, Of whom there are scores, if not hun
dreds, sll over England, thrustiRg themselves
iBto every house where they can get admittsnes
preaching the most improbable and impossible
talsehoods about tAe South few, very few, be-
licve them.
You have our earnest prayers constantly, that
Rou nay succeed in gaining your Independence.
/ only wish our Government could see with US,
{ the British nstiOn) taat she might rightly in.
torfero. l am ia great hopes Of the Emperor.
he might, and I hope will, de it alone, and I,
for ore, will swear allegiance to France. Your
suAorings are truly symPathissd with. You are
ever present 10 our prayers, aud when your
President issues an order for a fast and prayer,
sm with yoa all that day in spirit. Surely,
God viii hear the prayers of so many sincere
meHrners.
London, August Both.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

0aihe Highsof September Oh, Morris islsHd
vas evaeUatsd By en- troops and LETT in Posses-
sicR ef tde Yankee feTess. F0rty-fouF days Of
active and labeross preparation have been ex-
penasd upeH Balteries Gregg sRd Wagner. And
We iadge thst thoir arrangements, both for de-
fease and for further operations against our har-
Dor Worlzs aad Charleston draw AeaT to compile
lion. il viii soon b aSeertsined whether the
stubborn resistAncs heretofore encountered, The
repeated rapusss met with By the enemy, ard
The heavy cost Of the acquisition Of Morris
island, hss dampensd The sEdor snd shaken the
resolution Of the f0s or whether, Glasrs still
confident aud reckless, the Yankee Gsvernment
is in a coRaition to afford the maximun Of mss
and nasanS fer gTaEd eaort TO take the hated
" nest Of t1e rebel li0n."
Ii + be resolved 70 prosecHts the undertaking.
cermepce5 cn tke 10Th Of July, we may sec
TsTf syrter sshicgtad b ths sTeeal of q terrible
vsrticel and h0rizsnlal Ere frea mortar 1ad PAP
rstt batteries at twelve kEndred yards, with g
Eros FIRE from tho iron-cisd fset ct close range
n NAV ke TIE Yankees propose to take that
work, and by means Of his unlimited .FansPOr.
tstion, to use the remnants sf tle wells i not
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Aaair. in we.. Loul.iaaa and On tho

Affairs in West BOuisiaua and en- the
HiVer.
Fren the Memphis Bulletln Oet 81
By the arrival of the steamboat Glasgow, we
obtain later and fuller accounts from below.
The rebels to the number of 450O commanded
by Gen. Green, crossed the Atchafslsys river on
the 2Sth sad made an attack on the outpost
under Col. Leech. in command Of 500 men BE-
longing to the o9Eh Iowa. A brilliant engage
meRt ensued; the feeble garrison refused to sur
render, and fought ike tigers. Finally our
troops were forced to separate into squads and
fee, into the woods. The enemy divided their
f1rtos and followed our men, when considerable
fighting ensUed. Fourteen Of our men (several
commissioned cfdssrs) were killed, thirty
wounded asd three hundred captured. The re-
msinder found their way back into our camp.
This movement of tho enemy indicated an at
tack ON tbs position for which Gen. Dana is
fully prepared. Our forces captured one colonel
asd forty prisoners
cavalry expedition 70 Donsldsonville on
the 24ih, scouting around, found the enemy had
been there, but bad gone Of ts avoid conflict.
The enemy has a considerable force on that side
Of the river, but they appear to be in no hurry
TO bring on an engagement
a most daring attempt was recently made to
spirit OK the tOW-b0et Lsvisthan to the enc
my. She was in the quariermaster's service
and lying st Pilot towR, near the Balize. Al
day break on the Gath, a party of reb-
els, about fifteen in number, made a dash on
he Lsvisthan and seized her, captur-
ed the captain and crew, got up steam and
started out Of the river Going out she was
hsiled by the -gURbOss o seppa. The rebels,
on seeing her guns got out Of range ard would
doubtless have asds good her escape, but luck
lily the DeSoto, belonging to the last Gull
sqzadroa, and leaning Of the afsir. chased her
for twelve hours, when the taken Lsvisthsn was
captured, and her crew sent TO New Orleans IN
irons.
It appears that the captain and sons Of the
original crew had coHeOcted plan to 60 ovei
TO the enemy, and, with the assistance Of the
rebels, to capture the boat A portion Of the
crew msined true to their colors, and were
much rt DICED at the reeapture Of the prise.
Il was most fortunate that the Leviathsa wa
captured in time, as there were no less thar
seven frstelass merchant vessels outside the
bar awaiting convoy, ell of which woald have
fallen prey aud Tees summArily destroyed OF
cAPt1red but for the opPortune appearances Of
the DsSotO.
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The Re-uls sfEu.ubsrs5.a,is-.

Most Of oar readers know by this tins Of the
death Of old Mr J0hu Terry, sad the cause
which produced Is. It Is sufisient for us 10 saw
that hs kimself, though an old nan, had desert
cd the command he on bis own sccord became
attached, besides three OF hia sons who belonged
70 different companies The proof Is positive
they made threats 70 resist to ths bitter end. ss
the sequel viii shoW. On last Saturday night.
Lieut. Hare, With . sqEad Of csvslry, sssist-
Cd BY several OF oHr citizens, visited ais
hsuse, among others. Three OF four men
were sent to ielk with hin, and found hin with
gun IN ms hand, and ss the meR epproaebed
him, was in The Ect Of using it. He Vss i'm lls-
dlately shot down; 7boUt the same tire others Of
his SONS had fred, bat without effset, aae Of
which had received q severe shot a. Be was run
ming. Two Of the boys were captured, and ths
wounded oae vas IN a critical condition on Sun
day.
Ols man Terry IN bis life time was not a bad
mamie harmed no one, and was quite favor
ite among tBe boys. He is the last man we ever
would have thought that would meet the death
be has; and We mention this az a warning 70 al
meB, young aud old, aad The women tae-so be
careful not BY word OF deed eouasel rssistauca
to tbs military law. The Government IS now
IN lis diIest HgoHy. bus deliverancs is slmost
within its gasp if its soldiers viii oHly do
their duty, and It has the power and
tho sscrifes Of life. Examples must ba
set. We have seen with regret, men drsvrsd
from their homes by the authorities, but WEsn
q man becomes 50 llst 70 patriotism and self
respect, so regardless Of bis own iufsrss.a as
not % protect the Government that will protect
mm, our regcei soon turns into contsmDs for ali
sach, and ne are sorry to know that they live
among rs. We know il is hard 60 leave the
endesrnents Of home, but the result Of this isue
might result ten timss more dissstrously 10 them
aud tHoss wb0 they love and project. For
sught we know 1t might subjsct them 70
complete vassalsgs to Ihe neaaesE psopls God
ever let prosper, bat we devoHtly hope are yes
10 taste the bitter hgit Of their folly It was
with sorrow We watched the eoantsnsnoes. of
fathers ss their soHs were put under guard or
sent - lail, bat ws set It down thai a the trou-
bic they have seen, and the anguish thsy have
felt, en- account of those most dear 70 them. has
been the result Of Sad sdvics-CeHtsrsals BID
c0uHtyl EaqSirsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

Oas Of Mergan's men, Mr. Samuel G, Grssty,
ef DaaEilie, Va, formerly an cfiseT in the Wise
legion, who esesped frsm Camp Douglas, near
Chicago, has reached this city, after several
weeks tour through the North. Getting out
frem the prison, where the fare consisted Of three
crackers per day and little piece of picked
p0rk, frem the effects Of which the men were
dying rapidly, he walked to Csiesgo, whsre
good secession friend furuishsd him with cloth
ing and 'greenbacks" to slsrt for hoas. Upon
reaching Baltimore he fOHRd that city ia g eom-
Blets state sf teGsrism. A Southern frieRd i'm
plored him ''ior Gods sake 10 get aWay frem
there. as there was rot ona SoathsTH msA in
hundred who was not spotted" Taking this ad-
wee, he went te New York city, where thers is
Rot siga Of war, aud where man esR talk
eeecesh" to bis hearts content SO he does not
20 intc the streets 10 de it. At the boarding.
Rouse there were q msjority of secession beard
ers, who freely diseased Brsggs victory over
Rossorsns, aud expressed the hope that its fruits
woald ba resped, and that very seoA
The New YorkerE were in kig1 gles over the
Russian officers, and the streets, on the day Of
their dinner at ths Astor house, Looked ike 4th
of July celebration was progressing These
oficers have Gccspted invitations TO Chicago
RaltimoTe, ERd other places. BarDum has not
got possession Of them, though the show is
almost a. good as if he had. Speaking Of Bar
NUN, the anusemeHts ia New York are IN high
! feather-thestsr, opera, ei Gus and concert, are
Is well attended, and even better, than in peace
times. Tks opera house fairly spsrkes wish the
diamonds worn By the vulgar wives aad daugh-
ters Of tAe newly rich ''sheday' contractors. It
is needless to say that the contractors are
/" leyal," and saxieas fe- the wsF 10 continue.
Among the eomaon people and the middle
classes, who are working for thoir bread the
irrepTe sisie c0Eaict does not seen SO popular
In Baltimore negro resimests ETs being form
! ed from slaves seized trom the Shareholders Of
! Maryland, WilhoUt noics or compensation.
In the tip through Ohio and Indiana with
MOrFsn our men underwent great hardship, bat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22
az RwER Lsw.-Tbe Msmphis RsILslin.

TIE RIVER Lsw-Tbe Memphis BRlIetin,
of the Oh, says:
The United States steamer W H. BrOwn, on
her last trip to this place, lest tive bsrges Of cosl
The river is misershly low at Point Pleasant
bar, and it is very difficult fer bosts drawing
over three and half feet TO get below. So many
boats have bsen aground at this bar, that Il is
with the utmost difficulty that any steamboat
can get through. There is a reported rise in the
Ohio, but Is win bring but little water unless we
have heavy rains sOoR.
The same paper also contains the following
paragraphs:
The water in the Mississippi is very low 81 La
Crosse The La Crosse BeIHoeTat says boataon
object to horses driaking from tAs stream, asd
positively forbid FIRE engines wasting the water
needed for Bsvigstien by throwing it on a FIRE !
In Memphis it Is SIX wseks sincs persons have
been permitted to use river water. Umbrellss
sie held over it by day to prevent evaporation,
and all ths old pilets escapy tbeir leisure hours
in ming t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

enjoyed the sport. None Of them fed a herse,
as there was 10 time for that operation, but as
seen as the horses they were en- got broken
dowa and hungry, be was turned loose and the
saddle removed to some Of the iae animals graz
ing in Geld near by with which Southern Ohio
aboUnda
Ia getting acress the bay Federal tug Over
hauled the canoe containing Mr. Grasty and his
cempsnisns-one of them Wm. Jones, of Das-
vile, slso an escaped prisOner-snd sunk it
with cannon shot. The party inside, however,
leAPsd ont and succeeded in escaping to shore.
Richmond Dispatch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

eempletsly blown up by mining, as = cover for
the erection Of batteries with which 10 sttack
our works and bETn the city Of Charleston.
We may see the batteries Of Sullivan island
vehemsstly ssssiled wish 4 view to the redue-
ten Of that placs. We may see the inceRdiaTy
skelis Of q number Of "STsmp ARgels" thrsHA
in.o eur city Undsr FausgEt. we may sec the
feet display paors bsla adventure, Let us be
surprised at noRe Of these unpleasant expert
meRts, bat, prepared for the worst efforts Of the
enemy, bear like aaea whatever may be ia store
for us.-C Charleston Mercury, 20th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

A NOvELTY.-At an extensive auction sals Of
bonds end stocks il Richmond last Saturday,
By Aes5Fs. Davenport & Co., the auctoneers
introduced the novelty Of the public Offering Of
the negotiable psper ef a responsible firm in Pc
terssUrg, (messrs j. E LeomiEe & Sons,) viz:
One note Of $4,000, l75 months to run.
which sold for premium Of I45 ger cent, and
another for sause sm0sat, 1Q3 months to run,
which brought only a per esaiun premium.
The advantage ct the investment depends on
the duration Of tue war
This firm also sold 9200 sterling bill ct the
rate Of Sl4l5 for one, and anesheT Of GIOO0
eterling as the rate Of SI4l0i SI109 coupons of
fifteen niilion bonds, Sl62, and $500 Confede-
rate treasury notes, 730 interest, at par and in
tefeSt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

WAITING or PRGBITY. When was ,,fnytoo
discovered the trssehery Of Arnold 1s seemed
for moment as It were Ovsrwbsln,s1 By the
discovery Of cTms which ru.asd the fame of
an Americas geasrsl snd wounded the honor Of
the American army. Taoss who were near hiul
aEziously intGrogassd bis looks in silence.
which hs broke b saying:
" I thought that an officer Of courage an7
ability, who he'd often sasd his blood for I'D
country was entitled to e0uidencs, and / gave
him mine 1 am convinced now, and for tbs
rest Of my life, that We should mover tra-t thosa
who ara wanting in pTabisy, 7h..a7er sbilities
he may possess. Arnold betrayed us -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22
= VPsPRSS NOTTCE.

-orsFTcs s0lJIEaERng EXPRESS COMPANY,
ATLANTA September 2eih 1908
1 order % avoid nisunderg;s ;snding and 70 make our
.t@rges csu' r1n 70 ths liability assumed thiE Com
: - Lre,v s,ires notice tkEt freu aud sfter October
= 1e3 sbipeerg viii be Feuvired 70 P,scc ther 7aus
-, Truor each package bsfsre i vii be received
,-uch "a ue VIII be inserted ia he CoEnesnyH reeeip
- .r--iii-b tie liability OF the company for the
,--sonas-ahs syt o. God and the public enemy enly
e-.ss q T. CAMPBELL
Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-22

CAPTURE OF A YANKEE ENGINE AND Train.
We have received information from an eficisl
source thai koddy captured an engins and train
OF ears sn the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
et Lsrkinsyiile, Jackson county, Ala, tegeshsr
with about thirty Yankees, soms three weeks
ago. Strange that the press had not sooner got
tea hold Of and published the fact Yet, the
fact exists HRntsviits CoHfederGts.