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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02

Thirty-Hi1e deserteTs from 3 Virginia Tsei-
ment ia Bragg army, passed through this plscs
last Sunday week all rnouu.sd and srmad with
the Mississippi ride. They represented them
ssives rs belonging to Williams Virginia cav
airy, and on their way to that command, and
thus succeeded in passing through this place
Oa Monday, however, suspicion was aroused
thas sll was not right, and Major John ".
WOOdhn with twenty-five men puE off on the
track. The dsseFtsTs, It seems, went to Alexsu-
der & BurnotJ'S, ten miles below hero, and on
the direct road to Tennessee, when, from some
csRse, they changed their route and struck
across the country, 9r0ugh Yancey county.
This fact Msjor Woodfnd learned before start
ing, and shaped his course accordingly. He
pressed after them with his handful Of
men, AMI by riding two entire days and
nights without resting, at hbO7t daylight
on last Thursday morning overlook them
snes1ped on WaisUgs river. into WalaUgR
county, some eighty miles from this place
Some Of his men had fallen 6chind, their horses
hsviug broke down under ths long and rapid
march, 50 that whsu he came CD with them he
bad but eighteen nsl. Hs surrounded their
carp almost before they were swaye of his
presence, and d5Hlanded a surrender. which,
after some psrley, wss complied with. He cap
tused thiTty-six, two making their escape and
one being shssRt from the camp at the time.
When tsey found Ihey had surrendered 90 one
half Of their own number, their modification
wss extreme.
Maj Weo6hn returned 20 this place on Friday
evening, when his prisoners were ProPsTIy cared
for, aud are, ere this, safely lodged at Camp
Vance, near More anton.
Some CT the prisoners admitted that al Of the
horses except three were stolen.
Mej Wo0dfR and the gallsnt men under bis
command deserve the thanks of every good elf
| zen for this daring achievement They have re-
turned thirty six soldiers to duty, and rid the
country Of : dangerous bard Of free dealers in
horse fesh.-AShe8iiLe Nst7s 24th slt.
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writer to the Southern Rspublje. IN highly
Mandatory sksteh Of Col. W D0wd. OF TIE
S4sh Mississippi, every syllable Of which is
amply deserved, relates the following auseiote:
A day OF two before the syaeus'ion Of Corinth,
az orGeT had been given 70 send all the siek and
physically ine0mpsteRt to the rear. Dowd ia
stTucssd his captains 10 be Tigidly strict ia the
examination of the men and to excuse none who
were t; for duty. A signal brought the regiment
together. Tho eolORel, lawyer like, made
speech TO them, L was 4 war speech, blood and
thander, State pride snd Al that At s point
calculated on BY him, the resIlY sick Of the reg
iment MANIFESTED themselves by first throwing
of their heavy knspsscks then laying aside
their guns, and finally squAting OF lying dcwn.
The Colonel then ordered al who were excused
By the captains ~ unfit for duty, to advAGea
three PAGES TO the front. Abeut one hardIed
made the moTeneut, the really sick keeping
their places on the ground. Men, said tbs
Colonel, Il have transportation to the ears for
but few of you. Your knapsscks strapped 10
your backs ara very heavy, filed with AL your
clothes ard surmeunsed With yOuT blankets Il
is three miles 10 the eaTs--if you 20, yon must
walk there aud cary your own dnds. Can you
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The sober apd second Though'.

From the Split OF the Age
We continue to reesivs information of re.c
tonsry movements, in those parts Of the State
where some Of the people have been led to be-
heVa that BY holding the se-callsd peace meet
ings, the war could bo brought to close, and the
haleyon days Of tranquility and prosperity be al
once restored 70 them. They are beginning to
see the delusi0n, and to learn that the only rosd
to peace, is determined and persistent resist
snes to the vile ensmy who icomes to seek our
ruin, and viii certainly visit il Hpoo rs if we
fsll into his power, whether it be by subjugation
while nebly fighting for our rights, or by base
and e0Wsrdy submission to his iendish designs.
We conversed with ; gentleman from Ran
dolph county few days since, who assured Us
Of resetonRry movement Of this kind in that
county. he also gives az an account of the
most dsplOra5le stats of affairs there, brought
about By desegters from the army and men OF
e0nscIipt sge who were skulking from duty. Our
informant sisted they were going through the
country day and night, robbing, stealing and
committing all manner. OF deprsdstions He
mentioned the name Of Alfred BroWer, ESQ
who hiss often represented the county in the Leg
islature, whose house was visited and he was
forced to surrender al his firearms. On the
nsxt day q squad Of the same gang returned
70 his house sad literally sacked is-taking al
/ most every particle Of wearing apparel and bed
| clothing, and carrying of 3 srge quantity Of
provisions. AHa they are roaming through ths
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100 HANDS WANTED,

To LAY TRAUR, ent Cr0s5-tiss ana DO ether work
4 on The Psdmon. hoad, in North Carolina.
By i5s int rru7tnu Of the East auussss8 line this
connection Between DAnYdls, Va, and 0Tseusoorol
n g. Is OF almost vital impOrtaace. Tns Hon hecte
tsFy II var eonsdsred and promises the aid Of
The Govscl Ht IN enabling TIE Company 10 Gnsh l. n
the shortest possible bms- Incorporation viii Be fur
nishsd zui from the work. sud subsists1ea pro
vId5d by the 9oTernmet. In addition, tls PisdmOnt
Company oW pay so per m1nih fOr al abs bodied
rsilr0ad men good axuen- None ont sHch hRud are
wanted The negroes VIII probably Be wanted some
four or I've moniss but desired by ths owner could
Be returned a the end Of the year.
SOme ten Uiles Of srzdng also remains to Be done,
ag sbOa f0ur hundrsd thousand cobie yards
Of esrtI, which ths Company is dssrUus TO lst
spoaaib eUBtrEsi5rs. F5r furthsr information app
az the Macon Rnd Brunswick Esilr0sd once, Msc0n
aEO H. HAZLEHURST.
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AiviA tLG we" 11f@ Molta @AsAi
Private advicsz in addition 70 ths 9ortaHt infors-
uen eo1taae1 IN our correspondents iesr below rep
rssslt tlat consid-rahle feeling exists Ia New Orleans
"A the iaterventOu question espeeieliy among She
french ana cr-s3 poDui iaion. This feeling had been
nsea siiIaaiz' ID By The .atssi mail from The North
Il was kloT 10 ths French oohsal st NeH Orleaus
and others that The Frsaeh hzd occupied Nstzmoraz
With four or ave thousand men within few days
c7lisi1n was antiCiDafed between t1s French and
Federal guHb0ats tho loufl o. ihs RE Graads on
some matter cou0sc ed Ui,h iston aud Confeasrats
suauliez there
dcasd ny an advance o. hse PEI cent In sdsrafs
@ l@d1oa. * aovHfnor horshsaa, Of Esutucky, who Is
~ lA FtEi- li u positively alleged has written 70
Ileals "a eFT York that N490ieou aad J. 2 s-ssn favs
Lse i9inasa secret srealy q ognsn thIoagh lie
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TO THE VOTERS Of TEE sth COE-
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

msnt in e0npliaues with The expressed vi, hss II
many friends. as Eell a. N aeon dance with nv own
feeling, announces myself q eandidzie 70 rsDrsseuf
fedsrate Congress
Ny physical condition will prevent M fom visiting
the counties Of tbs distfis and eng my fsI
t. cours8,
81 uid It be youf pleasure TO elest me-, oan only
say q 81 wi disehsrgs thu dulles Of ths once 10 the
best OF my abity But Whistler elected or not
whether out q Congress, Eish dis nelly IN
dsrstaOd tas an srla opposed snd VIII never
tsuc ider any circumstances 70 suF compromise
ttterasnt Hi b hs hotcn ttoveruInea5 As Wa hing
ton short Of ul and cosupleis recognition o7
de- enaeucs. Fery respectfully,
ss7 iawtds L J. GLENN.
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800 r q " a "a DT

- ANAHAH on sunday evening. September as.h q
Lb MICRO B. =
aed Israel. Es IS sb5ut fve fest asven inches h4h
veigEs about hu1dred ard forty ave CT one han
dred and ffV p5auds has very black skIu 3ieassus
eCuassrsuee ard n BE- ara. has rlher suTinginr re
h5n waking is quick sPoksu sad well PROVIDED vita
grra ci0thinE; u supposed 10 hsve lad On g bua
#oosenzhlrt brown or gray arlF ovsnc1st and may
have silver watch win him which be may ofsr for
sac s s suppossd q b making bis way 70 the ers-
my lres bg way Of A abzmz or sum1a srFfa or nav
attach himself 20 s1aas s1lliers a erFauL
he above reward vii be- paid fos his delivery 70 ths
undersigned, o. 4 lod si Ia any jail where hs can Be-
go NOBLE BR0T5 ERS a CO.
Rn~ra
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abating this evil, ald infusing new spirit into
the c0mmuzity.
trust, therefore, that you viii continue youF
lsbors until their COED effect becomes appafeRs
eVsyyWhsEs.
Please accept ny thanks for the comforting
tone of yoaF pasriotie letter Il is relief TO re-
eeive such communication at this time, when
earnest effort is demanded, and when am bur
deHe3 By the complaining and despondent let
tsfs Of many who have stood all ine DAY IDLE
and now blame anybody but themselves for re-
verses which haYs eoms and dangers which
threaten.
Very respectfully, your fellow-eifzanr
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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CzRUaLFsAz
~ TIE RATTLE or CHICK t,asUGk, sEPTEAI-
BER l9rH Avn porn, 1853


50h T.zHsssss, Col Ssrg Commentary
FIsiI =ad st I-KI.od Lsu=Csl T " Beaumont
yVssn,-d: ftsi o ~ Robertson, .zts dead
Calnraug E--NYoua Ted Capt " Psess, z lizs.
Company g. Killed: is- s4IEt J Ht a
CompEgv D-Eti-d Can't G Y Nlll.sus. % g Ou--
isnd, Z B Vlusou. W5r13 5 Lew II p Wesati=yr
Se-et j q bcEis Sare- r Fl-s1n " Q Elsd-h - $
s H idl5ssron D 7. H75s a-tcH g Q Sa'tsFhed, 9 "
Eisr-t4 " sae5era ~ II ,FtlsCe
Company E--IIi ir5 sra. ,s@s fi1We-s J q CTuuE.
n uudaI. Lieu. Z G. Hi.4s1, az-E- .BluH, since
a. "a; ssre- 6 " 'T.ld-la- C1-l 4 e " H7it, " il
Eolsssru O. Bent -E r 3 FszEE il, u + h1r1h3rsst'
Geo " Daan leg Hnsu,al=4i Il hifo1saeys X a NC
R-YaolGs.
-der1parv E-gTgaa5ed Jas Summers Z farbor1ugn'
J T W0adrsrd a-lc EslF lFu-Erea- -
Caup-ny C-yvuuu.cl5 Ssr u s-e4ica' 4 >
f,orrs7v rs-Fy-il-1: 7 2 Edwards W0u7ied Cert
p "a sr.,H. Seq ~ y r'.r- rFi u it Brddle, 4 .
! Ard eys q ~H-ou, W a aay--'' : h--2''ey' .
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q, re---ssv K-Ea,ss. " II Carls- wouo5oa: III
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araas u g--vauss., ~ TT TLoupHoa,
g.. CA. gz c-In Hs-.sj The res mems anti Gen
-te- u-ss al la-a sire E..g- eslia Eud=d -be iEaa-f
sn1 ir- + g. arcszi. Jslovsi nil oy sl tes-ily
50 De bsa7e-v a-1 silce-ey.
SvJs.'s Ba,tsvH Of TislbHrg-- StaaROH,
CsHmE7dlEg
kf's7s C-sz X D-z-slsv, Rsb Morris. Wo1rded 4:
1slvia s.-. Par u l5l. Es0E sad shoul4sr sew )
Gable Ii1 Ha Jul L1-s b--airei fas-. suFi A Aur-
yhy Frank Henry G=s sauua--- Gd .Ioafioyr sli.
.T7-.l.rrErT Z. E1fsols Battery.
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WOMAN's RIGHTs.-The Columbia SeEth
CRrsliHian relates the following;
A lady recsntly presented herself at = station
to enter the cars for Chsrisston. The sentinel
informed her that shs eo7ld not be allowed to
euser tie ear She twies told hin 70 lower
bis musket, with which he barred the step. He
refused, sshen she drew revolver and present
ed 10 his head, telling him to lower his gun or
abe would shoot hiIn. With some surprise at her
threat be said: Are you 4 man in woman's
clothes - NO" said she, II am q womau."
gWell then" WAS bis reply, ''e9me in hang
me III will fight woman or be killed By one"
She pot in. ard the casa being reported the sen.
incl was not dismissed under the peculiar cir
cumsLances.
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70 no. L. CRENsHAW.

VOU are hereby n01iaed. in person or BY attorney,
Il 10 appear q before the SECOND DAY O.
arch, 1851, and reesivs and csipt for your dis
tFhHtive shsrs of tae estate Of your ErsndROthsri
Elizsbet1 j. Thompson, late Ct he eoUstl o Csrks,
and S,sts Of Georgia cecsssed Fails 70 dc 50,
sad share wit be paid the oths- cstrsu-
tees Of sad dzcsiedt.
OaEOLTNE T. = gH0MPSON
Adminisirstlix o. said dscedeut-
Post Ofics-Atosns, Ca
S-ptarhs- 9Th 1853 lseI2-is-ssw-
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Blanks and Books.
A aOpBL FOR SALE.
Ia Washington, Georgia.

ff'HE Eubscribsr cff=rs for sss the Hozzs known -
A WAS HtSaTON HALL
In the town cf Wellington "a Il s the culT HoisI
iu The place and offers chzEos for profitable invest
ne "a 20 aly Ca desiring % engage On the business
Iba b0lse epataas twenty rouus, ala has 3 iarra
dining Room, vita pEu-rf5 il the b.. sHsut
Ia-rs are as1 two cottages adloning eontsiuiuE
sishf rooms. Tbs sse or the lot Is sghs aersa more
asz
Tasr= ere stables ezr-isgs house and az nscssssr
0l. bulirgB On the prsEliseE
Foc teras, etc. spPly soon TO
JAMES z WADDBY
ee7HIW On ths rrer-.E-az
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80 ORLEANs - I

: AT dsairods 0l hearing iron tie foIE wing Is. Of
a psu0nz-sxiles from S=s Ori-sa--lt being taRir
IN staga b. eommusica their address ald pos 0cs
esry pOasiDie-- Di-ee- 10 ues Louisiana Exile
Relief Committee Mobile, Ala
Ers. COgNhES, wh0zs husband was laAen prisoner
on b4olk-ds steamer -.PisntsE'
Mrs. GAUBKIE5 Jr CULEENS.
brs. and Miss DUHUESr
GIr4 MORRISON and Ara WARREN
MA SPEAR
Mrs SdEAN
=. ID. SB 5a a5TIAN
l. D. COBMARD.
EMILE bUUNY.
THOMAS MURRAY.
LouizianA bzi.s Relief Con Iaittss,
nCl a. maB.le, Ala
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OFFICE SOUTHaEN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ATLANTA September - b. 1903 i
n or 90 svoe Eisul ders 8. and 20 make our
chzrgss Cluf rn the ishi itY assumed. this Com
psuy hereby gives u0ges lhst from and sftsr Oet9ter
ls IsG3 Shippers ~i be rsq tired te pace their vaua-
tin upon each pacNsgs bf re- it vii be fecelvsl=
such vii b. ins=rzed 10 the CcmrauT's rscsi7e
nd esabil1h the hsbl ity 90 the ompaly Tor lha
smount-ths s.r Of cod sad the pubic enemy oay
sreep-sd 9 r. CAMPBELL.
r-4 Az
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The Prcsidoat asd ConGederzte Societies


The Mobile Register publishes the following
lsttsr addressed 10 the Confederate Society Of
EntsrpTiss, Mss:
J. W Hsrmsn, Esa, secretary of The Confederate So
eiety EnteTpriss, Nj sissp u
SIR: havs T5csived your letter ef Lhs 22i
ult enclosing q copy Of an address to the peo-
Die Of he Confedsr&te States, calling upon them
to VI ito in az effort to restore and msintsin the
nsr value Of the currency with gold by forming
societies of citizsHs WAC viii engage 70 sell and
bnv only az reduced prices. TIE object If the
address is most laudsble,- and l sincerely hope
for it great SUCCESS in aIonsiug the people 70
concerted action VpOn a s0ejact Of the deepest
importauce The passion for speculation has
become a 'gsntic evil It has seemed to take
ssssz,,. Of the whole country, and las Sc
5ncrd citizens Of al classes rom =. determined
,,rcrec9tiea Of the war 10 sordid ef1rt to snsss
money i. destroys enthusiasm, and weskens
,.,,siis confdsnee. l. ifjues the efficiency Of
Wv rpeasure which demands the jealous CO.
operstion OF the people in r7pei!ng the Puole
ebemv. and threatens 20 bring upon as every
calsnitv vh:ch can befai freemen struggling
for independence.
The united ex-riions Of societies Ike those
you propose should accomplish much toward
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DO ihial" "Ok yes, Colonel, - eagerly responded
the excused line. Then" eurtly continued
the Colonel if yoa can wax thst djsai ce
with q Ioad, you can Do considerable ighiing
yet, without lead Fan bsek 70 your places
Qdsr.ermas.sr transport those siek men on tie
ground there to the. cara The 24.h moved
and ths discounted one hundre1 cid iheif duty
thereafter Ike weil men and bFavsly as ths besi
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NF tha uEsrssbOlts Of Mr. JOHN ESKElDGE. of
~ company B, 43d Alabama regimen who Wa
wounded At lie battle Of ChieksmsugA Any Oas VII
confer great isYoF his brother n ESKkiDdE,
who can be cund ss ths AiishIs Hoie by furnishing
hiu with suFh inform ton Us 3lit'
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PROM THE NOR4AwEsT "A gentleman who
arrived in this city last night from Northwestern
Virginia, says that the Yankee Gen Averill Is at
Bsve7lv, in Randolph county, with about eight
thousand men. From all the information on
informant could gather with reference to their
f1tn7a opsrsiiois il is their design to make
raid uuan Sssussu and The Central railroad.
RickalaaR Dispaich
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NOTICE.

To Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons C. S.A.
Il sec riancs with -as-racti0ns 1svs removed al
a Medical snd EO yi stores in charge 70 Nac8n.
Ca which point requsitions In futre must be for
aarded EIIHARD POTTS,
Surgeon and Medical Pusvsyor, G. s. A..
SEES I'm Macon, GE
Noble Aaysr User sn5 Register and Jackson Ni SIS
='r.rf1s css-y NINTH .-na hf-f of.a
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4 T lhs Atlantis depot On tie 30,h sept mbsr l. =
u medium size black Lszther Trunk. C01tanirF
black e0,h srd grzy striped cassiulsrs coat. linen
coats cE ue-ino and white linen pants vests hi. O.
sJo ma KID wish Ey u2me also Coltz R=pesier.
ambrO-ypes BLACK six vsvst mEnti4a, mii.t tAry But
tons esc. Also mCasary and other private pspeT
Of great vsu only. bsrsl Ie7v srd VIII be-
paid for tas recovery VI the truHz tfo Of
The szpe q. ID. BUSTAMANCs,
Of KOscusco, 8is5 o.
D MAYER
o-r all sr-aat atfa,ta
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HFORMATION WANTED.

OF ths rhsrssboulh Of Sergeant L R PHILLIPS,
~ company r. I'd gimsui s. uTh CsroiiRs FaiuntssrE
oundsd as the battle Of OhiekAmsuga, sunday, sep
tsmaer 20th, 1905. Address
II. e.. OPPENHEIM,
Care A. Guns & Bro,
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WILL BE READY F0R DELIVERY
On the lSt Of 0CtOber, 1868,
CONFEDERATE STATES ILTIglG-
REPOSITORY 0 Z USEFUL
KNOWLEDGE,
1854 For the Year 1864 1864
One Yolums, Large I2mo-, IA Pages-RstaiI
pic %

One YOiums, Large l2mo-, IA Pages-RsiaiJ
Price 81.
rFyHE THIRD VOLUME OF THIS VAL
ALMANAC
VIII be cot on The FIRST Of October. with
eompista CslsrdsT and AstronomicaI ~ CslcuIas
for the yszr s6t The work vii smhrses
tsnt snd variety q very useful and importsr
tiou relating all the Southern ststss.
sources Population Trade etc; Statistics AZ
fren the vsriOas Departments % the &C.
IA rs. he Lass, The Government aud
Very Va 1sbls statistics compiled iron the
Of is1e, noW dr-t Published, 70 Thich is adj
Of the War givI q daily sceouat Of s.
and EugaEemensz. -efe, the number Of
wounded A Tabular Ststsmsnt of ali Il
etc from ths comrns1esmsnt CT the War to
tine, with chronias Of he most reznsrk4
IN the Worlfs History for ths past year.
Seat BY nail free Of Postsge receipt o. -.
Afiirszs II @. CLARKE PuhiiT
seIeIul Augusts. Ga.. gobis -
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GELD 10 EXCHANGE F0R C3BFEDE-
RATE PAPER

y EFUGEES are no'ided bat have TIVE desirable
Ii PLANTATIONS for ssse-ose c0afain q g four
hndred ac-rs aad ths othsr aundrsd-both dszlra-
bic places Fu description il ss, Thsy are loea-
ted 10 Barlow county Ca and within thrss miles Of
fhs WsEteT- sad Atlantic Ea rcsd Canfsf with the
an O. reicnsd 81 CarlersvlLs BArtoH- -eoantY. Gs
SD 30 WM MITCHE T.
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GENERA, UREsER 60. -

PROVOST HazsEAaS OFFTCg.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-02
"Ssme were fair snd some were plain,
end some were frightfuIly On the sane.
CAHP PRICK, GREEsBRIEE COUNT "a


CAMP PRICE GREE EeHilEh COUNT. "a
September 10, 1865 !
EDITOR RICHMOND WIG: To crafty the
lovers Of the curious aud wonderful, have
concluded to give you a short and accurate
descriptions, received from the witnesses them
selves, Of q strange phenomenon thst made It's
appearance about ten miles west of LeWi5burg,
on the sftsrrccn Of the Ist inst.
Mr Noses Dyer, an honest and responsible
farmer, whose veTscity is unimpsschsbls; Mrs
Percy, who seems TO have 2 very clear head and
is lsdy Of respec.abilisY and character, as sre
the other two ladies' who witnessed the pheuoms-
non, were the persons from whom the following
account was ob:sined. L was also witaes SAD
by q youih, almost grown, and by a servant
girl They al testify, substantially, 30 the same
facts, and srs perfectly willing TO be sworn 70 the
truth Of ths s.at3neut made to me:
The day was bright clssr sud warm. The
locality g hin OF mountain side, on which the
sua was shining with full pow6. The first thing
seen was something that the witnesses do not
seem sbe to describe with clearness and accura-
81. They say IL vas masses or bodies Of vspor.
mist or something 9 Sc five or six feet high and
Two er three wide, floating in 8 peTpendieular po-
sitioa, above The tr7e teps, moving on in q line
with the Utmost regularity and precision; then,
Sassiag through the tree tops, without having
the lina broken or disturbed. These bodies are
described ss being of s whitish, green eoior, and
passed Of in the distance. Then came count
less multitude Of men, dressed in white, march
ing in column, on the gTound through an open
field up the mountain slope, at a rapid pace.
quicker than double quick time the olanaas only
separated by faw feet. The witnesses state that
they could see tbs men not only ss a whole, bat
the individual psrts-.heir heads, arms, legs and
feet Occasionally one would lsg q little ba-
biud, and could be distinctly seen TO quicken his
pace to regain his position in the line. They
wsge passing for an hour OF more, sud, it is
thought, numbered thoussnds upon thousands
TIE field over which they passed is several hun
dred yards in length, and they covered the entire
- In passing. Thsir general appearance was
white, snd tleg Uers without arms or knRp-
sacks.
/ have given the simple facts, without color
iHg or exsggeration, as received from eye-wit-
nesses CT the strange sight. No person ia this
community doubts or questions the verseity Of
the witnesses, known, as they are 30 be Of high.
Il reapectable character, and entitled to credit
All sgree that they saw something out Of the CT
binary course Of NATURE.