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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09
Sale Of Valuable Real and
Personal Property.

NOTICES is hereby given, that on the S0th day of
~ November, 1862 at the late residence OF Hartman
Hess deceased, the east fork of Long Rum in Ohio
county, and State of West Virginia, we will sell at
public auction the following real and personal properly
belonging to the estate Of the late Hartman Hess,
deceased:
tract of land on Big Wheeling Creek, containing
81 acres, about miles from Wheeling, on which Is
located Touring MILL known as Bedilon's mill, and
other improvements. Terms-Ore third IN hand, the
remainder in five annual installnents, with inter
est from day of sale, payable annually
Also, another tract Of land, containing about two
acres to the last mentioned tract: for this
fifth to be paid in hand the remainder as last above
specified.
Also the home place. containing nearly eight aces,
on which erected good dwelling house slaughter
house, and other proper buildings. Terms for this
$500 in hand the remainder in FIVE equal annual pay
ments, with interest, payable annually.
Also, variety of household and kitchen furniture,
beds and bedding; two horse carriage and harness;
bay mare; pair of match colts and other proper
ty. TermsA sums to $40 cash, all over that sum on
creditof six months, with security.
F. j. ROTHACKER,
SARAH HESS,
Executors of the last will and testament of Hartman
Hess, decd. octSl:Std&lmw
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

WE don't see why Republicans boast of
their victories. The same MEANS could have
secured majoritles ten times as great.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

IT is meritous to surprise our enemies in
war, but the Federal Administration Sur
prises its friends.
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4 OST.

T EFT my house on Tuesday evening my little dog,
i "Bodsen"-a lap dog all white. To any one who
will return him to at the Immitt House. Will pay
Ten dollars, JAMES HAMfToN.
nov53t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

The Greoasbore' Gala } Bsaesa has n letter
from Sergt james D. OnborR, OF Col. Hodgsen's
regiment, stationed 81 Pollard, irving AZ &C
count of = visit made by the regiment 70 Pensa-
celia, from which, p~rssumiHg that it viii prove
specially in5ares.iHg to those Of our readers hav-
iag relatives OF friends in that command, We
sake the following extracts
4 presume you have heard, ere this. of our
rad en- Pemseola Two hundred picked men
were called fer, and the ranks were soca ailed
10 oveT&owisg by volunteers all eager for thu
Tray. some Rad to be disappointed. I was
among the feTtunsts RBmbar. We wont irto
Pensacola without any opposition. We had or
ders net to Eolcst a thing Some Of the bsvg
hswever, did net miad this, and procured as-s
oranges hom he yard Of the old Soanjsk CIV
sui, Whe still rensins IN this deserted eitv We
saw ne Yankees in the place. "
One man-etwar was lying within 8 rsHs If
the town, and seven OF eight seTe Jviug n.sr
tert PickRns. There are snly eight or t,g go
lies living there BOW, and they claim protss az
under Spanish eol0rs. We uadsrstoed 80 a
regiment Of negroes were sncznpod two ziI..
below the Ravy yard. We went within bsIf !
mile ef the place, AID skirHisheTs we're tbrovg,
forward, who, efter firing three roands On th.i-
s%entinels, returned and reported them IN = we'll
fortified camp. Gen. Clanton took kis inEanf,-
into Pensacola, and ander flag ef truce bo -,
to tho nayy yerd, and dared them to cam. go
and give HIM battle; but they politely rsf1sad ~
request, IS they thought It ssfer in their iBfSsncL
ments. Scouting agrees with as finely 81
great many Of us wish that We eouId e. !.
continually. Sergt Dorrah and Bfr. RsI EoE
the Greensboro nsighb Jrhood, are lust IN -o"
tEenty-nine days scout. The DETACHMENT La
were in, caught aboat fifty desersSrs aud 90,
scripts, and some few Yaukees."
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LuIe ron
SELMA, ALA, November Q, /,

SELMA, ALA, November y, 1865.
EDITOR MIssIssIPPAE: I send yoa the fol.
Loving extract from a letter iast received frsm
Shreveport, LIS, which may be Of general inter
est to your mEny readers. The writer is a.
o&csT whs left this place on the 231 Of Septen-
5eT, sat arrived at Shreveport within ftteeE
days. he writes:
Ihsve met with o major Of Harmadaks's
cavalry, who is Just down from Arkansas, aud /
learn r2n him that Gen. Prices Headquarters
ere IT AJksdelphis, and our forces are a. tkst
plaza and at Rome and Washington. General
HolmeH, he thinks, had, or was absUt TO resume
command. Shelby, with q brigade of cavalry,
had gone on a recruiting expedition to Missouri,
aRd Intended 10 20 70 the Missouri river. There
has been no fghtiNg-e8ly some heavy Skin
Baishing of cavalry as the evacuation Of Little
Book, which WIS done under orders. General
Price is said to DO in fine health, and his staff Of
fcers generally arc said to be in good health,
except Msi1T Mccain, who has baea sick since
the battle of Helena Nothing doing, sRd
EethiBg1ikely to be done tsg fall. The Fede-
rails hold Little ROskS but no other soint ia this
vicinity, and at present seam disposed to Tamsiu
very quiet.
"Th8 noWs which has TeschedLe from Gen.
Brsgg's army is glorious and encouraging.
Dates to the sSsb Ult. from Meridian are pub
ished here. TheTa is an abundance Of every
thing to eat ell through this ceuntry-plsnty Of
salt at three dohars per bashel; molasses and
sugar cheap, the latter selling by spectators at
thirty cents per pound, retail. The report of the
dsel between Asrmadzke and Walker is cor
rect. Il grew out Of a charge of cowsrdice by
the fsraer against the latter. Marmaduke was
released fram arrest on the petition of his Off
ears, snd subsequeztly fully released, I bear.
Very respectfully, yoBr obsdisRt servant,
Taos. II. PRICE"
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] IHA GH AAATeA 04AA-ANAaN-HI
We have raesivsd sundry Interesting items
rem friends lately from North Alsbama, whose
names prudence requires as to emit They con
firm what we have heretofore published Of the
snormities PerpetrAted By the Yankee v%uItures
I IN Rerih Alabama on their Last raid, having ex-
/ eeeded ali their previous dsTilry. Tksy pretty
well swept The jswelry store Of Bernstein, and
/ clothing st0Ta Of bowman, both iG Huntsville.
Oas Of them, q straggler, robbed bowman Of 3
vest, and WAS making of with it, when Lieut..
/ James Ecbsls, withs0me of Capt Gaston's Gem
psny, Russelfs regiment Of esvalry, dashed in
snd captured him and some othcTs; wheTeupon
Mr.. Bowers, Lowman's fsther-in-lsw, ran up
and, hesBinE many cgTscs on the r0bbeT. de-
msn1ed the vest. A considerable force of YsH-
kss cavalry making tbair appearance, com
PEELED Echsls and his party 10 rsiTest, and they
lest their prisoners, who returned to LoEmaa's
with q reinforcement Of dsgDeTadoes EEd t0ok
nearly everything.
They went into private dwellings, and COM
mittsd Tsbberes. Among others, they visited
Mrs. II. p. Riee's aud Mrs. Joe BrE9f0rd's.
They took Mrs. Rics's siIverWsro eff the table,
while she Was sitting At SENT meal, and the
blankets Of her bed. They did not serve Mrs.
Bradford Sc badly, having failed to get at heT
silver OF blankets. They took Der mileh cows,
sat she managed 70 gsg them back.
They went 70 the dwelling Of Mr.. VIM. John
st0a (faUilisriy known as Old URcle Buck
JohEstosG q MAJ Of about se~vsntysight years
Of age, residing about zine miles west Of Hunts
vile, told kim tllsy had hesTd that he had gold,
and demanded It Of him. He refused 70 let them
have il or TO disclose where he kept It. They
called On his daughter TO tsll, sUd, on her refusal,
seized and choked her, but TO no purpose. She
still hsToically refused. The indignant old man,
with the spirit Of a father and a freeman, seized
a poker ard knocked The Yankee vsHdsl down
wheTeupsa they best the old nan numerically,
but failed to get his gold.
They burnt the dwellings Of the gallant Capt.
Frank Guriey and his father, John Gurley, six
teen or eighteen miles esst Of Huntsville. This
is said to have bssn done at the instance Of 3
brother Of the colonel (actiuF bdgsdier geDeraD
heCock, either q majJT general OF q colonel, in
revenge for Capt. GuTiey having killed the FIRST
named last year, near Newmarket, Ala. We
deeply regret TO learn that they captured Capt
Frank Gurley and one Of his BROKERS, who
we're On = visit to their homes after Wheoler's
battle Of Pennington, in Middle Tennessee.
We keaT, however, and hope it may be true,
that both Of then jumped from toe cars, Is sheir
captsrs were taking them to Nashville, and es-
cAped.
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Ru..lnz R.ls il esgsna.

The following description Of sRs Of the late
executions ia WARSAW is from sn e~ye-WitRssses,
WTitiug n tho SebleSsisehs ZsituHg:
4 had been to the i've Placas, and everywhere
found = HuEsTeHs Asssmblago Of spectators. At
lsRgth l proceeded 70 the BAEk square 10 Wit
ness thu execution Of KosiHski, S. II was sta
ted to be the youngest of the five who were Is
be executed, sad I therefore expected that he
woald show The least fraHess. The procession
esRssrea about AAlf past uius. II consisted Of =
som4oa sart, &c which KssiHaki sss, with =
CsBuchiu msRk opposite to hin, both appearing
70 Be deeply engaged il scE6doatial islk, and 3
detachment sf gsEdeEme5 and Uklans- The
cart stopped st E stake ReaT the Bank buildisF,
ssd s loud cry Of anguish cam rem the as
ssm6lsa crowd.
KcsiBski, a yaa!h Of ~ainetses years at most,
stepped quietly to tbs ground sndlooked ar0aud
hin ia 3 friendly way and with evident esin-
ness. His smiling face emily became el0Udsd
when the crowd gave vent ss their emotion in
cries and ssbs. Al . signal from the csnusUd-
iag ofzcer the band began 20 play, and Al usher
wks held . Psgsr ia bis hand rosd with e leud
Toics snmsikiag which YVES probably the son
tsnse, bat which was not heard 0n scesz1t Of
the Eusic. It was BOW = quarter to tea. Iss
cspuckin monk, who hsd also siiEhtsd from the
cart sad had placed himself Ccsr Kesinski, now
gsFs him a small eTqGIHX. KosjHski kissed the
cTaci6X rsyereniiy, and afterwards tbs meaks
band. TIVE pTevost5 nov led him to tho stake,
bsuHd bis arms tightly b it, snd isd 8 bssdage
over bis eyes. While these terrible preparations
we're going On the handsome features Of tho
youRg man again cleared up.
The officer soS gave the weird sf eo2msnd,
and twelve soldiers Of The GreHE6isr Guard
came forward. 1 closed my eyes invoiuutally,
snd only opened them after 1 had heard the
volley hred. Isaw the body Of Kosinski stsE-
ger, and then slowly recover itself. Strange to
say, the grsnsdisrs, whether from aEkuardnes5
or On purpose, had aimed badly, and only his the
unfortunate mAE's legs. lie vas living still
Two soldiers then came close to him and srsd
two or three shsts with their T~ev0lyeTs at bis
chest. Then only KesiRaki fell The soand of
weeping and meaning filed the air. The body
was then taken up BY the Eendsrmes and thrown
on the cart, which slowly drove away. The
blood had flowed abuEdsntly, and, As some
plaster had csmo CT on the stake tive plasieTeTs
Immediately csas forward and p~lsstaTed up the
sBo! there aad then. Forbidden Gsna had bses
found on these young msR-an 0Asnse which,
perhaps, deserved punishment, bat surely net
that Of death"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

C-HARLEHToE, November II.-5low frinr
eostizasa ts-day from the snsmy's land bat
tariss aRd sne mouitsr. No report from tie fort
this morning.
CzARLEsToS, November 12-Tbs Yankees
displayed calcium lights isst night from 3 raft
opposite Cunmins poiai, diminishing the har-
Dor sRd Fort Sumter. A shst hsn Fort Moul.
tie knocked It over once, bat it was sAsrlly re-
placed.
The shng wa heavy duriug last nigh. and
sh' msrning The only casualty reported was
q sergeant slightly wounded.
Adispssch from Fort JshHson reDoris q Van.
k's fight on Gouis# island about 10 O'Clock last
night. Two datachusnts met between Batteries
Gregg azd Wagner. aud mistakiug each other
for sRsays, fred. A discharge Of several hun-
dTea small srms was heard
From HIehuIoHd.
EfCHdOsD, November Ii-No official report
has yet been received Of the lac nR.ir At Ksi-
ly's ford. Some believe Meade viii 10! attack
Lee in 'front.' but viii attempt a flank movement
to Fredericksburg.
Among recent arrivals hera is Senator john
son, eff Arkansas.
Further correspondence between Oald and
Meredith, Eelstivs 70 tbs exchange Of prisoners,
have been Published. The former, uzdor dsie q
October 20th, proposes dat all o6csgs and men,
10th, be released IN conformation VITA The pro.
visions Of lbs cartel, TIE excess on the one ti5s
or the ether 20 be sn psrsls. Meredith replies
At length and charges Int the system o! 81.
changes was frst Interrupted blythe Confederate
Government; in declaring its purpose to max,
certain distinctions in the treatmsat Of : pzrlic
Rlsr sIsss sf troops. He refers, also, to charges
that Ould improperly declared exchanged
large portion Of the troops captured and parOlet
prisoners in bis hands, be proposed TO dsIiver
prisoners in our (TEHkes) hands, from wkcu
there are 20 equivalents, or comparatively few
The proposal, ihsEstsrs, was not accepted.
Ould, usder date 3lst, proves false the vaTio1i
statements made by the Yankee commissioner
aud rebukes bis malignant and wantsn ssper
sion Of the motives Of the CsafedsTais authori
ties in makirg !hs proposal contained IN his let
ter Of the ooh He says, IN conclusion, lie
ma tel you that the purpose Of jour letter il
apparent. It has been well known for a loBf
time that Jour authorities are opposed to q hi
sud regular exchange Of prisoners under Oh
cartel, and in rejecting NY proposition, you hsT'
saieavored to %csscesl, Hndsr 2 cl7ud Of vague
charges and unfouadsd statements, The deter
mins.ion ss Which yoar Government has long
sizes arrived. way not bs hsnk 81 0uczi
Why net say, without fuTsher sub.erfuge, sha.
you have reached tho conclusion that eur officers
end soldiers are Hora valuable. man for mar.
than yourzl'
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patty with It. Ny compsRioa had insisted upon
taking q luneh with Bs, but On shis 6sld, in the
midst Of sueh scenes, hungry though 1 was, ]
eoHld not have eaten the most deiicAts merssl
frem an s~PieuTs's table.
1 had opportunities to-day to sss much Of the
field which 1 did net see Ia the Sight. Changed
a. tbs Geld was, I easily hHRd the precise spots
upon which I fought, and pointed sEt the very
ground over which ] advanced. Ose Of ny
ssmpanions labored hard to sonYince ne that
the &sld whsrs 1 chased the Yankees was in
rent Of POs'B house. BE said tkst my account
Of the wide and hily field I described was a &C.
ographic impossiDility. But ! would not give IL
up. / led bin. FslustaRily, 10 The Left, sad
Showed him Dysr's Aslds pointed cut the very
lines Of oar pursuit, AID 30 was ceEViResd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

x Tse Londsn Index Of = lats dsss ssys !,
has information shat the Confederate Govern
maRt has decided hereafter TO grant 20 clear
suess to vessels intending to ran tks blockade,
except en- coalition Of their taking one-thfri Of
ihsiE cargo on Government s~CeoHsii that it is
urged At RiehRaoRd, and is he aPinien Of COED
business nsn in Eaglsnd, that this measure
doss not so sufficiently far 10 rensdY the exist
ing evil ef the abnormal pIics Of foreign e.
ehsRge in the oonfodorsss States; thst the Gov
ernmsnt should take the purchase Of sspples
abroad exclusively into its own hands, and alis-
gothsr prohibit the expectation Of cotton en- pri-
vats s%eceuRt, except such as IS pledged to the
holders of the Confederate lean.
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Rroua Nerth OaroIian.

From the Riohaesd Whig.l
Reliable inlsrmaiisa hes baea received here Of
the appearance Of the oneny's gunbssts in The
CboWsn river, with a considerable force Of nsn
and munitions Il is reported that they bad
Landed at WyntoD, and It ia thaught tha nurposs
Of the MOVEMENT is TO thrsatea Weldon, and emf
eff communication with the Scuth By the wei
don and Wilmington railrsad. The Qunheais
are represented to DO about nino in number. We
sOnld learn no further particulars.
OF our ability or preparation 70 resist this
thEesssned EoveEent, il would net DO prudent
to speak.
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mas. meBoraLD NoT pEsn.


His With uRspeaksbls pleasure that We are
enabled to auRourea that the gallant Msjsr
CHARLEs HCDOEALD, Of Gen. FORBEsT's
eommsnd, sEd who wss reported killed al
Farmhgton, TsnRssses, during the lass raid Of
Gen. WHEELER, 'stll livoG" Tbs Believing
diEpsseh to ths editors Of the APPEAL, from 9
reliable source, tells lhs gratifying fact. q fse.
which win bring solses 70 Tho hesrts of his
a~yonizs5 wits and children, Is well As r~ejsicing
70 his comrades in aTms AID lsg5ons Of friends a.
hsms:
aMENPHIs, Nov. 10, via ReBAtobia. IL.
EsIreEs APPEAL: If Mrs MCDONALD il in
stisnis. tsl hsr 70 eoms home As sOoa as posi-
~. Mr. KcDosALD is not killed bat il a pris-
.nsr IN Nashville, HAS. DR.. FOWLKEs"
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There has been a fsg presentation at Ale1sn-
driS, La, At which Sen. Magrudsr spoke in We
Y decided tones. He Is thuB reported;
There have baoR dsmezoFuaa who iave har.
rangucd y0u about the rich mans war and tie
poor man s fight The man who Gays 90 il q
sesundrel7 Iuss the term undsTstsndingly and
in lie brOadest ~sigHifeatien. He is q se0undrel
and your worst enemy. You are fighting for
yourselves, to preserve yourselves FROM slavery
the most hateful 20 be conceived. The object Of
the Yankees l. 10 e~nslsva our people, and place
The white msH beneath the negro in tho social
scale. Better fer would be 5 slavery TO the En-
glish, for they are noble and brave; better slave
" to the French, for they are gallant and ahiv-
alrsusi aye, even better to eur own negroes, for
they, at least, know what labor is, aA1 would
Rave some compassion 80 task-nsstsTs. Sci
dierg, regard TIE man that talks to you Of the
rich and p0or man % yogT bitteTest enemy
Nsen the Ee1t such a man comes suoRg you.
hang him e The highest tree yeu can find, and
[ viii stand By YOU.
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CAPTURE or A YANKEE FEssEL-We
learn from the Wilmisgtoa JguTsal of the 9Th,
that the schooner Alice Webb, ef enc hundred
snd slsvea tuns burthen, YasbruHt, MISTER,
from New York 70 Beaufort, North Carolina,
with provisions azd furniture for Jehn Watson,
q Connecticut nan, who either had 50. up, or in
tended to set up, q stere il BssBf9rt, in attempt
ing to get int sWansboro on Friday last, get
aground on the bar about a half = mile from tie
beach. Il woald seem hat tie captain mist9ok
Saansboro for Beaufort.
The crew and passengers cane uP to S wars
boTo' aad surrendered themselves 70 car Pickots.
The captain says that the CoRfsdeTsts force
there c~sssisied 81 sinely msH Of tho SD Tegi-
mszt nader Capt Harriss, aud S detachment Of
the 5th cavalry.
The p~risoasrs have been confined in Wilaing-
ten until they csH be sent 10 RicAzond.
The people were busy in getting out tie
sehoonsr's cargo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

NAVY FOR MExIC0 -AAxsmfIian is he s,rs.t
admiral Of Austria, and having sces7ssf ~
AsKiesR crown, is said 20 Be busily e. eagad IN
creating s Mexican navy, large enozlgh 10 cor
peto with suy navy Of the New world. Il is
said the future Mexican Government has al
ready ordered in France tbres irou-eled figstas
and TIVE slosps-oEWsr. Tire money 10 Be aB-
piled 70 that puTPege will come oEt Of ths Next
can loan BOW os6B in Paris, Vienna and Len
den, undsT the auspices of The French Govern
mept-NOTthsTa Paper
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Dr. FsueksF's Escape Throuah AIieghaay.

2As AoANA 4aaN&a-aA
This z~etsriozs thief and murderer has, Il
seems, escaped through Alleghsny county, As
We learR from tie FiHcaHtls Express that he
passed through CoTingtsB On the morning Of
The 2Sih, about 3 o'clock. Calling Of the door
Of an old acquaintance and making inquiry 'ff
tks bridges were guarded :" he was recognized,
but, before pursuit. could be made, was some
distance on the way. After daylight, when men
aRd horses were coilsoted to make pursuit, he
had lea the road, some RiRe miles Ws5t Of Gov
inglOn, and concealed himself ia a gsTgs Of tee
mouHtsin, where he was accidentally discovered
by Ir. Joha Wyatt, who was u-Rarn0d; sad On
Fuckers appeal 10 Be- furnished with food and
allowed to rest until night (at tie SAND time
showing bis six shOotsgO Wyatt took him food
and then returned to iEfern the provost guard
Of his lurking place.
It seems ths guard, Of Eve or SIX men, placed
themselves in ihs r~E7ine, On ofshsr side Of
Ruckor, with the purpose Of closing in from
both sides and Capturing him. By this tims it
was growing dsIk=how the whole day vas
spent we are not iHfOrmed1-snd be escaped By
hsnking one Of the parties, in the brush and
DEMONSTRATING in their hands bis horse,
shawl, etc. Some further pursuit was made in
vain, and information sent on to tbs vsrisUl
routes leading to the eaemy's lines. Rucker il
represented IS suffering m0eh fEom hanger, e1
pesHre ard sickness. Whether he has beer
able to effect his escape to ths enemy 10 act ys
l sEaeYsained.
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Columbia superior COuFt--=
September Term, 1853.
James S. Hamilton, Committee
Of AuguEtus Napier
"a


y eens represented 70 tbs Court that lanes g
WnAaeyi ana bis wife Jessie defendants in al hin
reside N tae Sists OF So1ih Carolina asd thst Adsi. S1
=, Deafi9sA and ha vile EizR, and Eupsnis Rs5doIDh.
. 1snooiph aid AIMS Randolph rssids IN the
1sLua4eas sid Emily BADLY reside IN the
otae ., ALsoenai on motion. srdarsd hat tbs abovs.
GaII ~. 5e and sPPesr a. tao next tsra Of this
Ana It Is further ordered thst the sbsv. r7Ia h. n.b.
Nno1 ones . msnth Tor four months, previous r. the
HsAta - Or tins eo1rt in the following gazettss. I o,
Advertiser.
a Tue SEsot from the mHutes Of said court Octo-
ger 5ga, 4eo3 eco. W. BRAY.
A'A@AMtA GerE.
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ABIEGD0E, k0v. u-Eun5crs Of Horgsn's
men, whs have escaped from northern prisons,
arrive daily. They state that 8 terrible system
Of guerrilla warfare IS Being wsgedin KsHtacky,
citizens being murdered and their houses burnsd.
Privates Tom Carter snd james Keller, Of Dukes
regiment, have been shot b. the enemy, fer the
alleged EuTder Of Major Witman, Of the Is.h
Federal Kentucky reginszt
All quiet il East Tennessee.
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TELEG PHO
80 q - - A-n.octnHon


Entered according - act q Congress On the year 1888,
y is. THEAsHEa IN the Clerks Once d The DB-
Elct Court q ne Ooafsdsrnte States for TIE Horth-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

Y Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania. has
issued 3 precls1aatisR calling fer volBnteers@
veteran volunteers srs promised a montb's nav
in advances, and q bounty Of S4O2; other y
crafts a mentb's pay in advance and 5000
bounty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

FIsHT AT COLLIERYmLB-Ths Eississis-
sisH eItrs Of Sunday morning says; " We lave
ssms painful ia,eLigeaes fron CslHsryila. It
Is feared hat Gen. Chalmers got rathsr the wont
efths encounter With the Fsisrals At that point
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

e. We arc Indebted to Henry Childors,
u.s Of eiTenada, Miss, sad route sgent on the
~nrsiedpJi and Tennessee Tsilroad, for q large
Cd late Northern psFsrs. We sre slsc
- :, esrn that be continues at bis old pc