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

FROM MIssIssurPL-The Mobile Register
isarls from Mississippi that our cavalry are do
iz = gaod business in burning cotton and pick
ing up Yankees. The Tszsns are Nest success
10, iu the Laitsr branch Of business, but the care
less fellows generally lose their prisoners on the
way 10 camp Near Yazoo city, two thousand
I've huuirsd bales Of cotton belonging to one
ussu, was burned though be begged hard for it,
al be said be bad a great many vslusbles packed
nzav rn d
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HAMN ER HATT.
Montgomery, Alabama
4 8oaTdIag EeaooL III 9 -.

Kew avery shepherd Principal
lhA large ana c1-uel1rs building the besuti-r
Il grove around 1- -ua .s L-slLlF lc1stl5n. rara4-
.a uus Of me Lrs- L--sliII Eflr-1 lu he r1uu.--.
4 G rps Of highly a--9up-ELed teacher s eoaarz-F
Vlth me lns1tufin. ana every attention viii De r7a
TO insure a -n1IouE- Co-rss q s-lucsasu-
TIE session % Lae months VIII c1n-euee On tia
FIRST EDHDAT 10 gcrodaE-
Circulars promptly sent o any address
ae D. -
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s=E- Persons up from Klsi0n yesterday represent al
No. below. and the Impression prsvSils that the en-
s,ev nave only q very small force a. Nswbeins not
anenrh Tor ofensive operaIlonA-RaleigA Rragreas. I0ah
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A BOY. lcGGt Twelve yea 0d- dark and vel
"A built -svs DE got ast from ls master .Dr Jones.
lt In1EesgA Ala ID g. g1ar IolrA he cane 90 ne
ai he -psrceE flusa, ara Gel now IN nv possession a.
D6s tur, Ga TIE owner ra- get llu by coming fer
ward proving properly AID paying charges
a. j.
rs1rw- Da-r-ur -
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y We isan rom the WLig, that on the
Ilth lie Richmond brokers quoted he premium
for gold ss follows; Bu7ing rate $40 (ten for
0ns1 selling rate Sl20I3 Parties who sold
gold on commission wsrs offering il st - pre-
MUM, or tsn for one, and silver as s. premium.
Is was sad by those couvgr5sHt with the mar
sst that the demand for gold at this time is 50
limited that any considerable amount offered for
sale would not End q purchaser at $40. The
business IS confined at presents 20 email amounts.
rae cotton interest loan is quoted at 1876 the
- "a loan coupon, Is5 and interest 100 N
loan I050IlIt and interest, according to date
OF maturity per cent. bonds lOI and interest
g per cent c~onvariblcs I'D and interest
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TELEGRA PHTC.


Entered according 70 act Of Congress IN the year 1888
BY j. s. THRAsHEE- Ia fhs Clerks Office o. he Dis
uict Court Of the Confedersts States FOR he H0rth-
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100 x GLASS assorsa aizss, iust rsesiy.a
HUI and for sale by
a. W. MITCHELL a. co.
loEmssiru Merchrurr-
reiudF Hlnt-r street. us-r Wti+eEeu
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fAdvartissmsat
10 the Voters Of Cabb. Fulton ard Clay.
ten Gaumdiea.

ATLANTA, September g. 1854.
EDITORS AFFEALs Isss my name ssggsstsd - q
candidate to represent the people Of The Ssh ssuato-
rial district. composed o. the counties Of Cobb. Fulton
and Clayton, in he nsIt General Assembly Of the
State. The announcement Of my Jane was sntlfsiy
the work Of nisuds-ao expression Of shslr partially
for ne ia that connection
Ihsd thought, aud probably have said, that I could
MOI be Induced to Be 8 candidate for any civil Office
during tbe war, bat, aadiHg myself unable Tor service
10 she army, vi but uttls hope 60 return b lie field
under several months, I yield my assent.
Wien entered the ssrvies I determined that Moth
ing but Providenlisl causes Should take me ont Of it.
s1sh Is my Determination 70 day.
should / be elected, only Euch q my tine a Is abso
'ulely necessary for the discharge o. the duties De-
voIvsd upon ne SHALL be- l1st 70 ths services End IN 10
event do 7 contemplate retifSnsut from nay country
dsissss s long a. I an able to strike blow in our
cauEe.
II slecisd. my energies shall be devoted 70 such meas
urss as in ny Judgment aiI BE- moat conducive 20 The
public good, a1d believing. a. do. that our future, a.
d rss aud happy people. depends upon The uo0sss q
orr aunz. I would be reereaut to my P~ri1oiples, sLo-la
] fail 90 every practical way 70 I'D and encourage my
hrothsn Ia srmA Your oB=iisut servant
sslOIw p WATKINS.
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OHI0-H Is impossible for US 70 feel other
than a deep interest in the result Of the ensuing
election in Ohio. Apart from The fact that the
success Of the conservatives would have 8
tendency 70 embausss Lincoln in his insane
career, Is would be q decided verdict in favor OF
that freedom Of speech and Of the press, 80.
spect, and which was so grossly violated in
Va lanllgham's person, and in tho suppression
Of many newspapers, by the miRions Of the
despot at Washington. The fight being made
IS g gallant one, s. we learn from our Northern
i.ss, and the Democratic journals Of Ohio ez-
press the greatest confidence IS 70 the result.
We shall throw up our hat if they are not dis
ap0giu5sI
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Il HOUSES and LOTS
FdREP &As.E

n the center Of the city-each house eosrsiniuz four
L looms ald al necessary ouIbui dinFr, tie For par
ticuLars call a. our Negro BepO eeE ~ Wash-grtm
Hall ~ls-li-ltI WHiTAklK f. TURNEE-
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A FRoNusE-spoahing Of Tennessee, the
Richmond Ela1iis1r, Of the Ilth, says: The
Coaiederacy viii hear thunder from that region
'hsTtly. Let them await it patiently" We
hope 1t VII sound different from any We have
recently b<ard " rom that region"
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For SALE M THE CITY-Au accomplished
house servant. She is lhirty-tour years Of age,
q good seams.Tass, can cut ard make, and can
not be surpassed 10 making pastry preserves,
ielies, and in homework generally. Also, her
five children, boys. aged fifteen, nine, SIX, three
and one.
AIso, a splendid iurnoutA-s fms pair Of gem
tie horses, q splendid set Of harness, and .
splendid c~suiage-an in good order and for sa.s
law by Crawford, Frszsr Il Co.
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- Tie B.anlon (Miss) Rspubiieau says
that Cen Lee, abe uew commander Of our cav
airy forces ia mississippi, has bssn visiting the
7sri0as camps sud putting the men 10 work
Be has ordered The troops in tho northern part
lf ta= STATE thirty miles nearer the enemy, thus
Tsalsinng al that part OF the Safe between
Okzona and Tupeio on the line Of the railroad.
The railroad aRd telegraph is to be repaired to
TnDelo Immediately
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-15

% By reference to The presentments Of the
grand jury of Cowota county, published to-day,
it viii be seen that body bsd under serious
consideration the affairs Of the country gen.
orally. Their conclusions. as announced, are
. ltitied 20 the greatest consideration by all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-15

Y The Richmond Sentinel learns that Will
liam Mitchell, youngest son of John Mitchell,
ESQ., editor Of the Enquirer, who was reported
missing after the battle Of Gettysburg, is now
believed . have been killed IN that hard-fought
struggle. Young Mitchell was only eighteen
years cid, and ID represented TO have been q
young gentleman of fine atiainmcnts, and an
e~xcsllent soldier, snd behaved with especial
vallsntrv at Gptf-~bur-.
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~ TIE cram engaged 10 Tanaing toe block
ale u sud Eom Mobile have been uDforluaa 70
Of laie-a 2ct over which bat fen will lsnsu.
Tbe Register Of Sunday morning says; a
PRESS aspss-h from Pascagouls announces ths
Jess q anar Fanny, and lbsough puysaa
49shss es.ys1 in tie city, it spPess lba
- asl been (Iom TIE Fanny Of the Alabama.
80 was inside hg Chan5elsur Islands, closely
purasd By The Cuylsr There is scarcely q
posslbi5iy Of her escape. The officers OF the
E4uDg $50 ceahm the reports Of The less of The
VIVIAN and Crescent The former was captured
coming 81 the izrisE going out'
EoRrHERs P0LIrICA1 MOVEMENTS A
lbe tne Of The Democratic National Conyeu
ton in 1850 each wing Of the party appointed
a eoanittse 10 cal future conventions. The
eommittse Of which Belmont is chairman has
bsea called 70 meet ia New York city on Non
day. ssDtsmber 7tb. An effort Is being made
10 have the o56sr committee meet at The same
fme, aud also tbs Bell Everstt COMMITTEES. that
a toqcertoi acion may be had Of al persons
orpssed 10 the destruclye measures of the radi
cal Abold0nists, ahd IN order 70 produce b
uni0u on 6 conservative candidate for the Presi-
doucy.
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CMnKINE - >

ARfH S zh' Eaits5le for a Hole. or Restaurant
IL For sz b.
SHACK lLFJRD. SAINT & Co
EzNH fuH-" Tar=--- a-H u--a-a-aU -
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Zeal ESTATE BkOkEhS 3
V'HE aubazu5ers, 9E0 PAEE1LL. Iste Of yr-,-.
Il aud PAUL JONES. Of Tennessee. bsvine -
ga tasmseFea tosolntT qnder The ssyis snd am 81
EAaNtE SOAAa 40 asreby ofer lhsir ssrsicas 10
A.a- HoAA any person Wiahi to buy or seII
Holid ma = 70 lhoir iltsreas to give as acaf OHe-F
"LA des'fs Wtntrd q CO.. 4eachfrea stress. Atlna.
h9te1eneeH-Asssra harriE a. Joasn Dr. J. r. Les
gan ~ ID hatchsaou- AhEElE & JONIss-
a@Am Atlanta,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-15

DELAYED long aad interesting letter
from au esteemed friend at Okaloua Miss.
August I0h, only reached as to-day. As most
f the news &c gives has been anticipated, We
VIII not make room iI It. "Rustcus" will be
Fslcome when we can hear from hin without
% much DELAY.
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WANTED. 20 HE.

A GOOD COOK, WASHER and T21NER A
an active House GirJ. Apply 81 thiE Office.
aeLl-rr
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"a By a labs accident en the Virginia Cen
t-sl rslloa3 near Richmond, Capt Jameson,
Of Company 8, isih Mississippi infantry, had
bis los am 5soksai lns aPotnecary Of he same
rspsnsns badly bruised and 3 private Of Com
pany A, Of the same, one leg injured. But
lale damags MAS done 10 lbe aain.
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x We learn upoH what we deem reliable
authority, that The Federal report Of the sur
render Of Cumberland Gap is untrue. We also
learn from the same authority, that Knoxville
would, IN al probability, 30 re. occupied by our.
forces today. So mote {; b.
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The result Of Gen. FoREEsT's movements
against the column Of the enemy that was en-
aeavoring to psusTatsths country on the line Of
he State road. has been not only 70 check his
advance, but to drive him back TO the vicinity Of
his msin force, on the river The Federal col
ann. as We havs heretofore stated, succeeded in
coming within five miles of Dalton, and thirty
three miles south Of Chattanooga bat it has
been driven back, and On Sunday Gen. For
Rpsr's headquarters were at Rnggold, twenty
three miles below CbattsnoogA Trains were
nm AZ far sc Dalton yesterday and an engine to
Cstoosa. OF the losses on either side during
the skfrmisbing on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. we have been unable to obtain any infer
maHsn.
We have sen s~privsts letter, dated Dalton.
September 18th, six O'Clock, ?. NJ, which says:
g Our forces are engaged to-day, as the can
nonading csn b heard here distinctly. It is
gupposed to be in the vicinity Of Ringgold,
but IS yet we have no tdIngs, We have every
/ thing ready to leave 81 a moments warning.
In his progress on the road the enemy de-
s,uysd al the bridges above Ringgoids and
-brse On this side. The tunnel is uniniured.
/ Oher damage to railroad property At Catoosa
and Cmckamauga has been correctly stated
From the main body of the army nothing ad-
! Itonal has reschej the city, that we ara aware
Of Neither has anything Tanspirsd As 10 the
movements Of he enemy, beyond numerous re-
norris of bis great activity on the immediate
river line, where RosECRASs is said to be
bHskIy engaged in throwing up dofenses, repair
Jog the railroad, and accommodating supplies,
There Is nothing additional from East Tennes-
see. To our friends abroad We can say that
military movsuents arc en- foot in this vicin-
iy that promise early and successful operations
on cur parti but Of these we cannot speak more
/ definitely st present . Let al be patient.
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~ Our regular edmond correspondent,
DIXIE" gives US a letter to-day. We congrat-
ulnts him upon the recovery Of his usual health.
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HYAEEN rCu he Adaua Bo-sI. on the nil5t Of The
i 51 sep--z5sr. one rGUNE with WOO Zen bEudF-
green eJor. and mar "a. '-isrLJ. W TONY. Lvnch-
0urg. Va The lBsv= -sra-d viii b. Tsid for is de-
livery TO ms 81 The atlanta Hotel. and 20 qusrrioaF
akrd i-a'~r w TFsRV
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NEW MUsIC-Ws have received from Il 9
Publishing house Of 3essr5. Dunn & Co.,
Richmond, Annie OF the Vale" solo and
chorus words BY G. P Morris, and music by
J. R Thomas, author Of " Cottage by the SEES, -
etc. Also, e" When this Cruel War is Over -
words by c.. @ Sawyer music by Henry
Tucker Both sheets are handsomely litho-
CRASHED, with coIorsd titles, and will bear com
p~ayison, in point Of execution, with any mi sic
we have seen.
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GLASS ! GHAaS

LEWIS TUMLIN
cartersVille. "a
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HARpER'S REBELLION RECORD.

~URSCRIPTIONS WILL BE ED
by me for the Pictorial History of the Civil War in Amer
ira which nromises to be one of the best. II will be issued in
NIou,bIy Parts, profusedly illustrated and beautifully
printed. five numbers have already been issued. After Jan
ir,,rv. subscribers can be supplied regularly with this work as
fast as it is issued. Price 4! Cts. per number.
ooI Or, II. VI. WHITNEY.
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European.

New YORK, Nov. 2-The steamer Hecla. with
dates from Liverpool 10 the 10Th, and from Queens
town 10 the 2lst of October, has arrived.
The Levant Herald confirms the report that the
Porte had offered TO purchase the rams in the Mersey,
and bid Laird price, ESQ, 600 each.
Mason, the Southern Commissioner, was again in
England, the guest Of w. 5. Lindsay.
France refuses to guarantee the Mexican loan. rnd
there IS trouble between Macmillan and the French
Government on that question.
CAPE RACE, Nov. The following is additional
news by the China:
ST. Petersburg accounts say thar it is TIE general
belief that there will be a diplomatic rupture between
Russia and the Western Powers before Christmas.
The London Times has an editorial holding up in
warning tones the threatening position of affairs
throughout the world. and urging that i, is the plain
duty Of England 10 seize and use all the opportunities
Of her position to act as Arbitrator, and make and
keep peace while she can.
The alabama, Georgia and TuScdrorG continue
to cruise around the coast of Cape of Good Hope.
The Vanderbilt had arrived at the Cape in pursuit
OF the -4lubdmG. and was repairing in Simon's Bay.
No further captures by rebel vessels are reported.
Capt. Semmes will not, from motives of prudence,
seek an engagement with the Fdnderbih, but if his
vessel should be blockadei. he will enieavor to elude
her, rs he did the San Jacinto ut Martinique. He
is OF opinion that the Vanderbilt is much faster than
the -7lab0mG, and If it should come 10 close quarters,
he could not get away.
The Confederate loan is quoted at 65d67. Consols
934a93i.
Henry Ward Beceher addressed an immense audi
ence at Exeter Hall, [London,1 on the 10Th, upon
the interests of the North. A few expressions of dis
sent were drowned in the general plaudits of the vast
assembly.
The DAILY .Ntacs says that one of the most enthu-
siastic meetings ever held in London must have con-
WINGED this hero, of the truth of Earl Russell's asser-
ton, that the great body of the English people were
with the North, and cause him TO return home as q
messenger of peace and good will between the two
countries. The Times combats Beecher's arguments
and declares that he is not the man TO convert the
British public 10 the Federal cause.
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COMPLETE SETS OF THIS MONTHLY
Y for the year 1868, from January as far az issued, Il
October, can be supplied by the undersigned. CAPTAINS and
others going to sea, will find this periodical one of the mos
entertaining. FOR sale ny
3ql- H. NJ tIiNbf
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CHUNG HOON & co.,

Merchants and general agents-Agents for tho
Paukaa and Amauuu Sugar lantstiOns-Impo rters Of tees
and other Chinese and foreign goods and Wholesale dealers
in Hawaiian produce at the new Stone Store, Nunanu Street.
below King. 3S9-ly
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- Ahram Lincoln last September.
Told de Souf, less you surrender,
Fore de last of next Decen her,
Away goes Cuffec.'

STILL AHEAD.-The clipper bark Yankee, under
her popular Commodore, is earning a reputation fer
speed, second TO no vessel in this ocean. On the
passage over to San Francisco, she beat the Cam
bridge one week, the latter having sailed from Homo
lulu 6 days before her, and arrived the day after the
YaRkee.g On the passage down, she arrived at the
same time with the Syren, which sailed two days
ahead of her. We are under obligations to Capt.
Patty for his attentions to the wants of the press, in
supplying memoranda and newspapers.
~ We observe in the Polvaesian a notice signed
by His Elk. NJ. Kekuanaoa, Chamberlain, &C., an
bouncing that there will be a reception ut the Palace
on Saturday Evening. We have not received any
such notice. and the readers of this paper who have
mot yet been advised of the reception, are referred to
that paper for further particulars. We have no
doubt that the reception will be largely attended.
LUNAR ECLIPsE.-An eclipse of the moon occurrei
on Tuesday Evening, commencing about 81 O'Clock,
and continuing three hours. 1t was nearly total,
(about nine tenths of the moon being eclipsed,) and
the sky being clear and c~loudless, it afforded one Of
the finest views of the kind ever witnessed here.
y The French corvette Cordeiiere sails this
morning for San Francisco. The Young Hector,
which sails on Saturday or Monday, will get over
about as soon, probably.
-
~ The brig -4dpance. which arrived last evening
from San Francisco, brings no later papers, having
sailed about two hours after the Yankee, on the
morning Of the 9th.
q We are under obligations TO Messrs. M'Ruer
g. Merrill, G. W. Brooks s. Co., and b. +. Durham,
ESQ, of San Francisco, for late newspapers by the
Syren and Yankee.
~ The next mail may be looked for by the
American clipper ship Princess, Crowell, to leave
San Francisco between the Doth and 18th of Novem-
Der. She will touch here en- route to Bakers Island.
For THE EAsT.-The Young Hector will sail for
San Francisco, early next week, taking n mail.
~ THE RIFLES will parade on Saturday, the 2Sh
Of November, in full dress uniform.
1--WE are compelled, from want of space, to omit
two columns of foreign news.
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The Sandwich Islands Firemen.
The following is from n late Daiiu .flta:

THE IIawaiians do not believe in having a superabund-
auce of fire in their hot climate. So. some time ago, the
citizens Of Honolulu organized a fire department, which
already has done gO0d service. BY the arrival of the DdUid
Crockett. from New YorS. there came consigned 10 the Homo
lulu fire department a splendid hose cart, trappings, and all
the paraphernaiia requisite for "A fire company. These are now
being landed from the Crockett. on Greenwich street wharf,
and will be shipped To Honolulu without delay"
saw the - machine in the Central Warehouse,
marked ]. a. Hassinger. and l suppose it goes down
on the Yankee.
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give are compelled, from want of space, to omit
two columns of foreign news.
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Planters Society.

HyIIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
q invite all persons in the Kingdom, engaged or interested
in the cultivation of SUGAR CANE. and its manufacture into
Sugar, in the cultivation Of Coffee, Cotton, Cacao, Rice, Indigo,
&C, &c, to meet them in this city on Tuesday the LIST OF Deem
her, in the Armory, at II O'Clock. A. NJ, for the purpose OF
insttuting a society TO meet periodically in Honolulu and
discuss all matters of common interest.
X. W. WOOD,
X. c. WILLIE.
WM. HILLEBRAND,
:. n. CASTLE,
J. III. WOOD,
G. p. JUDD,
ED. HoFFsCHLAEGER q sTAPESHORsT,
II. HACKFELD x CO,
ALDRICH, WALKER & CO,
MELCHERS & co,
LIHCE PLANTATION COMPANY,
Per pro. PAUL I5ESBERG. (39l-2O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07
Extent % Meade,- Yict.rr

The COnfederacy loses more than the
army under Lee by the Victory o. the Fed
ersl arms. II loses all chance of foreign
Intervention in its behalf. The dispatches
which Us publish this morning, from Eu
rope, indicate that Napoleon is still fierce
for an Intervention in American affairs.
With the situation three weeks ago before
him, he saw opportunity Of renewing his
mediatsry Offices. at q consultation be-
tween the Emperor and Messrs. Robuck
and Lindsay, the leaders Of the interven-
ton party in Parliament, it was reported
to have been agreed that the request to
England to join in mediation should be
renewed, and if she still declined, similar
invitstiOn should be extended to Spain.
Napoleon is justified in feeling grati6ed
at the success Of the Mexican invasion.
but when the news Of Lees defeat and the
consequences which will follow, are laid
before him, he will, we fancy, be willing
to let the Yankees complete the Job they
have in hand Of restoring peace to the
land.