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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-15
a DaBRersuq Charasler arrssled.

Fror the Atlanta ConfederacvI
Officer H. II Hicks. from Charleston. s. c., arrested
Yesterday morning in this city, 8 young msn by the
name Uf Mathew Norton, who halls rom Memphis.
Tenn, and who, a. the limo u his arrest, was in pos
session q seven Thousand dollars ccunterfpits. In Con.
iederate treasury notes this young comtsrfeiter s.
also q EPy. having Deaa observed by officer Hicks for
Eevsrh day., luspec1ag the Qualifications about ChadsE
ton lie bed am ng NE paper. q record Of his oath Of
Allegiance % che United States Government snd a mass.
port diving bin permission "a go out Of Memphis with
After Dis srrsst Mattiey Norton confessed hat he
had passed about $500 Of thess count=rfatts In the eitv
d Charleston, s. q. Wa have been shown tbese SaTS
zer0us limitations gnd append below Buch a description
n them a. viii insure their recognition. Norton win
be- taken 20 Char stUn sud will, We have no doubt
speedily NEE with the punishment nue. 10 his crimes.
slOe, 2 CENrs PEh DAY -Ilis couatesfait Sc or ths
iaue Of j. y. PsitsrrOu, C0lumbiA, $. r.. dated IulvA 4.
ls2 Ia the genuine but oue o. the maSis of he ship
~ mp - ne lee spy wire ~ ms couuteriait both
nasin run mp TO that wire Ia the genuine the Fumsnfs
hand Do hat on no pail she il carrying, n the cruutsr-
tsit ahe holds q knob or handle Of he pail "a the geuu-
inc the signature o. j. p. Gr.vson is 10 q round bs6d
p ne counterfeit the same signature r. in a running
hand In the g-ngue the NUMBER rest On a line made
Tor TIE purpose, iu the counterfeit there is no line for the
numbers 50 rHHt on
yellow dHousD 3 CENTS PER nay eloo
The date Of this eounteTfeii m September lt. 1862 sud
Hs nesEy 0ns-eigth inch narrower t5an he genuine
The engraving Of the genuine was done ON stone thai
u the counterfeit 90 wood. The face OF Nh. Calhoun
h badly executed, especially about the eyes thew hav-
ing The appearance Of a very heavy fropvn. The cat
ton he negroes are working on IL darker IN the ooun-
teu= { han u Is ~ the genuine. The medal lon iu the
upper left aa' d corner, in The counterfeit is open aud
ught, iu the genuine the same IS 5a.k-as DARK - that
which contains the likeness pi ar. Calhoun.
In tbs counterfeit the words @ Ohe~huHdred dollars
are printed so cl0sa together ~ % appear almost ike
one word The word with, in he phrase with in.
tersai, - badly dome.
TEE DoLLAa BuLs-Tho third and remaining elnss
o. eounlerieitH which we're 10 possession Of Norton i
q me Denomination OF sos Ia the oOunterfeits OF
ltts issue ne As ae prtItsd Ia sclld led. In the genu-
me he ss1ne let err IRE In open work. The fscea o
Aoth MT AeniHinger and Mr.. on. We believe, + BADLY
e1ecuteds being much lighter than in The genuine Nj
AemmingsI eyes appear in The eountsuoit rather
popped, instead Of adnEen, ~ IN the genuine. The dats
Of thia counterfeit Is 5sptsmbeF :, lsgl.
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ORDERS,
No. SO.
HEADQUARTERS S~TEVENSON'S DE-
VISION.



r THE Major General commanding has received
lie official Information Of the exchange Of the ohiCsrs
ard men Of bis division
Relying upon the patriotism and courage u his on
GERS and men. he a4ured the Government thst, inms
diztely upou their eEECuauEe, they would come for
ward with tie utmost alscriiy, and soon be ready TO
take the field.
Acting upon this belief De has made every p-spaFa-
llou FOR tbsir speedy and CCup-sts Equipment arms
and clothing will be- ready Tor them upoa their arrival
10 camp, and there will be nothing 20 prevent them
from s0on Joining their companions 10 arms, sud pHrti
Cpa ing ia the crest struggle that IS 20 preserve thsiE
native States from ruin and devastation
unCw rests with fhem-s0aiErs Of GeCrgia, Of Ala
bHma. end Of TeuuFsz=e-t0 chow whscher they viii
respond promptly fU the SUMMONS 70 duty and once
uore rally 70 the support Of gurCa1Es, or De forced
into the ranks hat they should Story IN filing
Letit leyer b. 1gid rhst men who e~le-rfuiiF en-
dured what hey did iu a far dsisut thBstHr Of opera
tfCns. men who aet-d a heroic partiu tbs siege that has
rendered the Nights 81 FHcksburE historic, VIII be re-
crsaut BOW, Fheu1Lsy are called upon to gather In tie
defense Of their binlged znd lhsr h-esides
IL The b1iEad-s of B-- gsderGensrsl Barton ard
Col. 4. W Reynolds will reIdsLF US without d-iayr O.
Stone Mountain. Ga. md the Alabama brigade At the
PLACES aIr-sdF designated for ifs dfsrrut regiments
preparatory 20 moving to his place. The artillery
companies will be- conducted 20 the piae-s designated a.
the rendezvous for their T--uecuVe bngades
I'll Tie gl-arterla-ter s department viii furnish
characterization . the r1luts named Ola rqUiai "a by
tie commanding officers Of regiments and detached
companies
By commsud % Major General STEVENSON.
JOHN / REEVE,
s-IJ4T MAJOR and A. A. G.
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800 REWARD!

DANAWAY from the subscriber on the night ,F--
IA Is Inst. "a NHttkO Boy named JOHN, -k--
tHrnty-taree = ars GA, Of nu ait c5mpleEio1 80
5000 dc5 uv9 lees ai8vsE Inches high had on 80
ts5 gray leans pants aua lrock coat aad b -aek con,
big lsft on q soldier trsin FOR chattanooga, Te85s.se-
a. d may b. with the arny 81 thrt p.see- or ws--e
tempt 10 cross into Kentucky, In which fate -
once OWED
vii give the above reward for H. aBprrLa,.-
and delivery 70 me OF sad utsrJ, or hs iore1s1,
any Jail Whsle 4 can get him
LEWIS TUMLIN
aT2w Carter-vHe
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ORDERS No. 2.

UEADNIhIiIIIto oIaIH IhOUFol
ATLANTA, september t4ih. 1858
HOMMANDNG officers o. regiments, b4ttEi0ns
ana Osher separate commands, belonging to the
81 10 troops eneauped Ga the vicinity o. the cry, are
smhorsen to grant permits 20 their Commsnds 10 visit
The city ct the rate Of tur 81 10 esch company 8 day,
The permit moi to extend longrr tGs4 sundUwn-all sp
pisssiOua for q longer period TO be forwarded through
iha 3. uper military channels to these Headquartaiz Tor
Action
30 b. Necessary that az lest two eommiss oned OH
GERS be present q al times with eseh company
Bach command viii daily forward q morning report
by nine o cock A D.
All applieaiona Tor isayeB q absence aid furlcughs
mus. ben srtDg asu { fTarded through he proper
channels. with he morrir report, a. no apphca ioa N
PEERS d viii be sntsrIainsd
The troops mo- suesmped 10 the vicinity u the city
will forward their reports daily BY mail
by comm sud a Btig-Gtn. HOW'LL COBB.
X .. l.
eslblw a a a, General.
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y 10 msy suit the spirit Of our friends Of
She Eatalsrsseer 20 accept rs the acme Of militia
y strategy and wisdom everything q military
eommander may drec- but We assure them we
cannot possibly conceive that our duty as jour
naiss calls Hpon rs to pursue any such course.
Wbst We conceive 20 be error viii be so spoken
Of 81 all tiass; and in matters Of 50 much mo-
ma4s ss tb- miitsy movements referred 20, we
shall b. bat too happy to losrn from results yet
20 Be sttaiBsd. tbst the Hstsijgsaesr is justtiable
IL using the expressions " poUrle attsmpts' and
nexeusable ignorance in referring 70 the
criticisms Il condemns.
Whsnwe see 8 Stats that hss placed in the 6sld
more thsn sixty thousand Of hsr sons,snd poured
into The public treasury millions Of trsasurs,giv-
en- up step by step; when we ser her s~trongholds
D5nsison,H Henry, Pillow, Tullaboma and Chatta-
nooEi her mountEin fastnssas;her cities and villa
gs enc aher another her fertile felds, and above
81, her noa-eoubsant population rendered
almost helpless By the absence Of their natural
protectors in the field, abandoned to the foe, we
mg-t question the military wisdom that has
brought She stusdonr aboul Il may not
have been The fa1lt Of the commanders IN the
Geld. Perhaps mucb Of the csusurs should a.
tseh to tba Government But that there has
been error no one can doubt To say that the
SLOW but sure progress Of the enemy could H0t
hsvs been stayed until the two great States Of
Kentucky aud Teunesses srs III his grasp, is an
admission e. some extent that we are 70 be over
ruu; and that this fac is unavoidable we do not
believe Thas Georgia must NECESSARILY endure
che hsr5ships tlat have bsAllsu her sister States,
We cannot conceive We did not wish 70 be
understood Is speaking dsspOndingIy, but
w~a-uinFly. We would hsvs a new psicy
inuueu7stsd, having become convinced that
de cid one. Whistler conceived by The Depart
mso q Richmond or the generals in the field,
nsu-ant slusbody hEs been outEeuer.
ass5-wbstbsr the closet OF the fald directors Of
oar military ssrs We viii not pretend 10 de-
eide But we VIII raise q note Of waning be-
fore ether Disasters sccumuIass, and hope the
Iuialszcz viii join rs. Give rs change
nos OF commanders or Of troops, but of strategy.
If vou pIssss And let Il be such a s~trataElcal
movement g. Fs know our brave troops ara
psnang 30 execute. why hard knocks 70
drvs tbs tos back until they reposssss every
foot s-st hiss been lost The men have not lost
cou6denas m themselves, nor do they despair Of
t5eresuss. Hslcs We have be most abiding
fair has If neds couusel5 prevail, The most glo-
rous results VIII specify follow, and Ell that
our c3tsmporary predicts be attained
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A TROOPS.
HEADQUARTERS MARIETTA,
NEnr.mHaM "a IN.

l To the Home Guards now called into service.
| HAVE had correspondence with President DHTi.
/ L upon the subject, aud he has decided that a you
I were organized under hs reputation upon The Stale for
I troops for home defense, ana hare been mustered into
( Uonfsd-ruts service, i is his night 10 appoint The gen
l sral officers O. command you He thersfore denies my
| right go command you. and advises ms that be las
directed Brgadier General Howell COBB 70 sttsnd 20
! the organization Of the troops now called out
Whatever may be my opinions o. ny rights or
the rights Of the state, in connection with t-hecommaud
IN Tire present sta @ Of the organizations 4 can haTe no
uonfiet with the Confederate authorities IN tins face OF
The snemy-Khsu they are upon cur own SOL, EEd
threatening our homes ( have, therefore. In com
pliancs with the directions Of the President, turned
over The command 10 General Cobb, al eminent
Georgian, well known to you all, whg Is nowin Atlanta,
to whom an future communications in rssurrucs 70 sup
piles. details, and other msuers connected with the or
ga lzaHous. sbould be addressed. shsIi render GEN
OoBb all the azsistsucs in ny power, and am ready to
60 all ] can tor your Comfort, ana 90 snare WIKI you any
danger. OF serve 10 snY capacity where 4 can best pro
mote he public interest Let evefy Georgian rally TO
the ecuu, ana let Us bury AL past differences Of oDin-
ion and personal J-al0uzifs ltl We have driven the
wicked Invader from tn sacred soil o. cur beloved Cd
State. isel4-@I JOSEPH BLOWN.
HEADQUARTERS. STATE TROOPS
Atlanta, 5epIs-Ber Il. l563.
General Orders No. J.
ADJT AND ISsPR GENERALS OFEicE,
Richmond, September q, Is63
Special Orders No. 2i3.
NXXL Bril- dier General Howell Cobb IS assigned to
ne duty Of organizing at Atisnls, Georgia, the militia
ana suca OF tie local forcs from that Stale a. have been
ordered 10 thHt point by his Exceueuey, he Governor
oil Georgia for aaEyicsiu ths C0ufedet ale States.
(sgneG JOHN WITHERs,
a A.. General
IN Rceordancs with - above order, tie undarsignsd
hsrsbV assumes command Of the troops named therein.
ard their oomnauaers viii n p0rt 70 these headquarters
M RI HaIot il announesd ~ Acting Assistant
General HOWELL COBB,
ssl4s. RFsadsr-Gensfa, Commanding.
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FO8 SALE,
Near the City OfAtiamta,
. Desirable Residence

TUST outside the city limits shout ono snd q Ia I
d mites from ths ear ghsd, Containing about thirty
I'VE acres Of land.
The Improve uleuts consist OF n comfortable dive linR.
with seven rooms. besides several basement or cellar
rooms, and fire plgo-s in all the rouns but ore ali
neosssary outbOusss, kitchen, EmokuhOuse, negro
houses, pantry, stables, ole go young pear trees.
several hundIed peach and apple trees, aud a young
whey ard Of sb al so vines two gardens a 6sh pOnC,
supplied by never failing pruRs, and well sf0eked
win fish. The place is susceptible Of being dividea
into TOUR buldipR lots, a d B vi ell a part Cr the
whole s. may be preferred. Posst ssiou given imuedi
sfslF. J. b JENNINGS,
LII na.uH. aa
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An quiet in the neighberhood Of FrsdeTieksourg and
gr-Lva The Yankee suffers have moved back to.
- Hsnsssas, where the Federal troops are said to
IL b.ii5inr Qualifications aud c0mmissary stOTshoUEss,
~ tbs intention Of making it = bAss- Msades ar
p - byeep reduced considerably. It CONTESTS o. seven
- Yankee cavairy, dressed ia Confederate uni
~ seocfing he country through Stafford and
49, William, arrssttng deseTier fron Meade army.
NJ .bova We know to be rel~isbls.-Ricdn0ad &htfReL,
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AGEu1EMAa
MARIETTA, September 1.-The up train from At
lsnts ran of he traak yesterday, TIVE miles absve here
NJ damage was dous, but the train was delayed, and
running ont Of schedule time, eslndsd with q special
train last evening near Etorak, kiiIiag hfesa soldie 3
and wounding forty. The passenger train from Atlantis
this morning q delayed here.
The Siege Of ChurIestsn.
CHARLESTON September I4.-Nothing 10 vary the
nouotony today. Very little 6rBg. Some little znEis-
~ prevails TO hear from Bragg.
lsEC8ND DISPATCH
The enemy is p~srfeetiug his arrangements for the
permanent Occupation Of Morris island He has erect
cd a telegraph along the whole length Of the l.iHd,
and is converting Battery Wagner into q powerful
work, srecliuz bomb proofs etc. The YANKEES ere oc-
e~asionaiIy from battery Grezg on the boats plying In
he hzrbor. A Yankee eellnoiteFing party, including
q Lieutenant, a chaplain, a telegraph operator and 8 ne.
sro soldier, wes captured Saturday on the Savannah
railroad below this city. They had tapped our tsls-
graph line, endssvoring to get information, bat got
none.
Sow firing continues thb morninV from our batteries.
x The telegraph is silent to-day, so far as
p1ess reports are concerned.
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The Metropolitan BARBER shop,

oHAT was burnt or 10 10 Norcross bEi ding. 9 Row
4 open on whitehall sdssi, i1 Markham bulding,
uuder ar. Jtm5% exchange aud Brokerage ohica,
where th" r0pueiors ARE prepared 20 wait On their ola
irleu-s I'D customers iu iheH6fY best Iasnuar.
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TaE FEDERAL C~oEGREss-The Boston
Journal lAboHHon) takes issue with the New
York Herald, as to The classification of the p0.
Inicsi complexion Of the next house. The lat
.er figured ont an administration majority
Of three the y0usHai conolRdss differently
So far as yet chosen The members are thus
elzsssf Administration and war Democrats,
81; opposition, 75i Kentucky delegation, s
Two of the latter. q sIsast, it is thought, viii be
found acting with the AboitioDists There re-
main 20 bo elected Is members , in California,
D 10 Delaware. 3 in Maryland, 3 in Vermont,
and 9 in Western Virginia OF these, says the
JOaruzI, here Is every probability hat the Ad-
niuistraHou viii obtain Inc majority, or 8 TO Z
opposition. IF That should be the case, the
whole house would siand % Administration to.
90 opposition, even giving The entire Kentucky
delegation 30 the latter. We believe that this is
a very moderate and reliable calculation, under
the present circumstances Of the case. It is
very likely that an Administration candidate,
for speaker, accounted decidedly radical, like
Hon. Thsddsus Stephens, for instance, might
fail Of an election Bat we have no doubt that
any good man a-.y representing. the Admins
trsi9o ia The boase-Hks Schuyler ColfaR, for
instance or a drzsH others that might bs named
would be sud IS bound TO go into the speak
char.
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on COuSIGEW ENT

10000 t +a a! Bar @ 5Is5.
90 reg Soda
50 blre- aglrH 4 Tsr#l-
~ cases am' ing Tobscuo-au brands
~ Jokes ~ aguiacd T1bacC0-aI GRADES
eGO ps D. cen ana Eacc-b0y suuf--u-EaE
GO8T J. LOWRY & co..
Comm sion re ehz is
reQ2w c-a-i+a 5000 Es-----
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~ Another tag o. truce beat arrived a. CITY Point
9s,aseent prisoners Of war. Il is q remarkable tact
- slDea ne battle Of Gettysburg not a single Coufsd
- -cIaier at for duty had been delivered 81 City
He.nt bv the YaRkes Commissioner, or hs Government.
I'VE Yspkess seem to hold on to our men until they
FFanot BE- used against theU, aud then send them home
Ri1EsaosR EnqairsT.
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STOCK RAIsERs AM FARMERs-H you
want 10 improve your stock # ynu want good
beef cattle and good COW if you want the
best stock in the Contederaey, please call on
C-amnrd- E-azor s. O..
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~ Hon. J. L. AIcom, OF Coahoma county,
Miss, who was at DemopOlis, last week, in q
conversation, thus defined his position on The
question Of reconstruction " By Heaven, they
kicked me ont of the Union, and they'll have 60
resort TO the same process to get me bsck-hs-
SissiBBiau.
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The New Orleans Dsla says. A very heavy de-
falcahon, said to amount to sl2OOJ ami extending over
q uumbrF o. years, has BEEN discovered in he account
Of an officer o. the old Bank q Louisiana, who Is now
in The Conlsdsrscy. We have rsfrained from noticing
this statement before, awaiting tie of6clsl publication.
but IS hat does not appear, We think further rsticsnee
uusdyirEbie.
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AND LAND
For Confederate Money
NOw's the Time to Strike

1O0R ACRES OF LAED AND FOURTEEN
ACOO EEGKOES.
On he West P0in' ami Montg1ue~v R=iirca1- twenty
miles from m0ltEonarT. 80 CYes depot f1rre ar
twelve hundred asres urarsd. q duolIuE house, WITH
fou rooms. ga hOu-s, press. uEsT1 cabiaa Tor one
huncrrd negroes. sud Two good btua. This is sn er
Celeut took farm, having sH aorurHuce 90 w1-er, -nd
good Level Lsnd, good fu- C0.0n, corn and wheat I'M
word u isE so. Z place for an inFestmsut. Lana gua
Sez-0-s S75lOI. The stock a1d crop cen be ooJEht
{emrmaer leisys ae Gang rlus Apply imme Lately
80 ii. e. s. Coz
salI Iw Nuc+inus-r lfa * p Brokers
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goNWEDEwavsF aDCaETN AT
EWTEEpHEHE.

AE HEG1A48a
We have heretofore published he proceedings
OF ansss meeting of the ciizaas Of Mississp-
p hsd st En- srpriss, ct which an organisation
was perfected having for It's purpose = reform Of
Ghe evils Of szt5rfog so severely affecting the
eauutry The executive COMMITTEES met or the
Sth inst, and in the discharge Of the duties de-
VOWED upon hem by The bylaws, sd5P5sd the
following ~esoiuloHss
Res8issi, That IN al our money transactions,
we-Hil freely receive the Confederate money &C
II q iegai tender and circumstances all traffic
in coin Of hak bills.
R~esol5ef. THAT shut out IS we are rom com
meTcisl intercourse with the outer world, snd
having the army 70 support. the supply Of most
Grucle5 OF prime necessity falls far snort ct the
of our UopulstCnvthe prices therefore are
wholly arbitrary sad dependent upon le pat
nouEm sRd bbsrslity of our farmers, msHhsut5
and msuulactursrs, who hsvs she control Of all
supplies
A STRING sPpsal vas slso issusI, directed
prnclpalv TO The planters. merchants and man
ufsetusrs The claim Is made With truth. that
while fbs ife Of tie nation is s. stake. and our
brave eitaan s1iliery are Perling their lives
upon the battlefield 10 guard our homes, pro-
iscs oar property and establish our indepan-
dsncs, no merchant or trader. manufacturer OF
farmer, should charge more than Just enough 70
sustain his business. Hence its argusl that
he farmer should sell 10 CONSUMERS ct prices
fixed BY The Government appraisers, and Ia no
event 70 charge more than one dollar per bushel
fog com ior rho soldiers families. and ell other
neeiful articles. in proportion; and the merchant
should not charge over ten per cent a.
on any article, and five Der cent on
salt cotton yarns and cotton cards The manu-.
iactulsrs Of cotton yarns, shssiuE Bud cs1s-
barge should rot charge over one dollar per
pound Tor ys-us. and sixty cents for osua5urvs
aao shsodns per yard, while cotton remains Ct
present prices.
Bboemakers sb0ald reduces their prices 81
least one-ba.f In this way and IN our solemn
.judgnsat IN this way Only. can The fires Of
psroash be refunded and our beloved cgun-
~ sustained
The P~laiasat principles Of justice demand,
either maj the soldiers pay should be raised to
9old sikh The present inflated prices, or
iaa. these prices be reduced 20 TIE present
1sd CT their wages. The former would
oy msks matters worse aa1 finally
5uugi Che Government; the IsasT IS prse-
lca7le sd VIII a3t materially 5riurs any ore
IA. BIG patriotic work, lsilov-citzens who
zre Aessed with ths comforts Of bone end fire.
sldsl. au1 car brave soldiers viii cease 90 nus.
iur thsir wives and hlle 0lss viii esa-o 10
eal ou tbsu ldr breed Then, and 1os $50 hen
s1l cur eul=s become IuVIEcI6Is sai car
lorle secure
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CHlICg FOR INVESTMENT.
The Western North Carolina MiBiBg.
Smelling aud J8pperas
Manufacturing Company
Capital Stock 81, o0o, COO.

THIS COMPANY as by srsca se. of The Lexis
4 iaEu-s o. Esrth aar5.la been regularly Inss-r5.-
rated aud orEauizsd
The vsrious mines are ~ry f~sv-rabI7 situated -
sssy Of atcess By railroads nd are U1n1urced By -.
State Gsd'0Etss superior Co the famous aDrcz ,
Mines. possessing zlel-ta yes over all Mining e. ----
MES iE he DJufsl-rafe Ets.GE
subscriptions TO lac Capital Stock viii be 4ar.r-a5
Jy the undersigned sLares -5.5 As Oh 40 r-4
limited amount u -c1E offered for sale. IN 1s-5zr
wishing 70 ~ kA -LV-s lELts " % GO U Il la q z-f
examine the ores. ard Jsher evidences Of .H.-~ ir---7-
valIe. deposited a. orr Office
ECNAUGHT. Or e-u q ca
s=I23ft vEf-raI 49,
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~ Major Jacob AdcOek, a candidate for
representative, in this county, on The reeonstruc,
ton platform, was arrested on last Tuesday, by
order Of Gen. Johbston, on the charge OF Union
ism, and be will he tried by military law
Greensboro Nus MoaUs, sh.
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q la.e Northern dispatch to the press
says: Gen. Banks has recently issued two i'm
P0Tsaut oEders, one directing Gen. Buffers as
sessments 70 be enforced against parties who
subscribed 20 the loan raised to defend New Or
'ssns agsiust the United States authority, and
directing the banks Of the city to pay over to
the qusrtarmasser's department al moneys in
their possession belonging to registered enemies,
Or those convicted Of rendering sid and comfort
o Lhe enemy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-15

PERs0NAL-4rs Gen. John Morgan, aud
her sister, Miss Reedy, Of MuIfreesboroS Tenn
were in LynchbuTg on Tuesday last They
were on their way 10 Danvillei Va, as 8 place
Of refuge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-15

HE CoLLlsiOS-CAsUALUEs-A gsnue-
man who came down the State road this morn
ING, reports tie casualties by tbs accident On
Sunday night at sixteen killed and si1ly-eiebt
wounded He learned that several wounded
would probably die.