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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28
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hICdMoFD Va, October ll-h. IsEl
10y virtue u authority vested in ne bv an acr.s
II Lcas-ssz SO autharzs t1e ss-1hfrhuarr ~ e.
P . 3 mains approved Nay Is, 1885, Ihars ns f--
eni@rsa 1to IN agrss1eni BY winch two nails a week
VII pc carried eaah way between Meridian. il o.
5-at@ q Mississippi AID SarsVsp5rL ia tha State Of
Lea aiaua.
EoT 20 meet the ezpen-s CT iha e1rryfn- Of ssfd
express mai g i or1=-sa tha1 on 40 letters a1d uacEs-
ssa = o. sarriad on SAID route e1cePf the o6cal e.r.
laHs1naenGe snd 1LgrLB al postage .fauuz Of tho
Fos+ oHee Department, The postage % Be 8repa1d in
al eaass sal So e. he rate Of fry cen On easl su-
90 eiter 81 hzf an oulcs OF less asd forty cents Ter
ever additional half ounce or fraction Of half o1ues-
Letters ans Paakasss &c be aent By this rsafs nay
o7 HAlsa, sc tie ? stage Esd, So any pest eEea ID
ise t9utseors-s statsH a1d these seat from the ezsr 70
te 81 Of the Eississippt should &c plainly marEsf
va ell1sr Msrd AZ or 1razc0l Mississippi SD those
sens Es4 te Ess- 70 tee esst OF The MisaissfD1L shorIF
b. , siniy marked VIA ethsr shrsvaport or Aiazandrs
Le9hiana a. they vii be forW suisd from suhr-
said emees and from uana ather without further .,t-s
jobs Il REAr~A
GG&Hr a-a-una
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II

FeA7 IN s2e bike ct ChckanauSs 81 a nuskst BAL
through The brsast on Saturday. september 1874 rss3
Ct9tsia " NELSON wApETys tcf Dverb-
Ta7n) commanding mpaaiss q and D, a. b Tssn.s
zoe regimen aged evenly tws years and SIX nsutba.
CsPtaa Wstkhs VS. BON in Szmnsr county Tenn
and removed to Dyersbug with Dis Barsass. IN 1852
T. entered Andrew coll g il 1857. and bsasn. very
young ne profess on Of a tsz her in ahEsh be vas On
ssgsd when the var brcks oBt bar pronpl b respond
Ing 70 HE eoun1y s cal, he len bis qliss pursuit sad
volunteered IN TIE frst company orFaaized in his
county eosmaHasd - Capitals Csa~ srsadior Esas-aD
o. P. sthral and entered the service a. q prvsts sol
der In My lss2 he wa electsi a brsvet SECOND len.
tenant In tas STA Tennessee regiments, 90 -hsaa be
mad sssn transit ed a=d wa sub. qasadv ,romotss
from thae to tins until Juy last whsa h vas made
captain Of company D aad placed also IN conzanz n
eszpany c, f7h Tennessee regiment, In which posi-
son he coat u d up to bis death.
Csptan watkins mad been an sz- mplaTy Christian
(asmber Of TIE q. = Church. southJ for several wears
pder 70 his dseea se, aud henes Es have every a zuragos
tia, he has ssns 10 the bosom OF his Heavenly Father.
'whsre the 0ieksd cease from troubling nd he weary
srs 81 rsss"
he discharged hs every atty zealousIy. prouptrv
ana faithfully, both a. home aad n the army. ana a..
in the big -est degree not only shs eons isns. and
affection q hose under his command. bat ths ate.n
adairatioH Of a. who Ansv hha He fell Al ~
head Of bis eoHmaaa ~Tsiznty doing his ausv and
chara'iefste CT bis evr unseiash devotion 20 n,
his iast words wsss, 70 the msn who propo..s
10 carry him q the Geld, "asver mind ms. In asa
Hho present war has aessiaisd many = kap5y home
aal aasEsnea may q brght Preside. szs rrunE many
owing hesrq with the anguish OF bs1sav.msat bss
asvsr fec worthier SON OF = Bebler brolhsr; nor has
'ur country evar mournsd a bate. soldier Bus,
although his aahss 20 buried In . soldiers rude grave,
saiant spirit still lives to a8insts 80 noble dssds
he brave men who survive him.
Whaussr The bard il saas CT ars,
The heroes OF ms south -saI tell
10 fed viii sHsl bis a-mberi higher,
Than hat uhsrs gallant WATKINS fell
cHIskAnAEsA psna, ossehsr a0sh. las. >
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

The iolo~ing is = special to tie Chicago
Tr5uzs from EanshH:
Your correspondent, writing from Cariafh.
gives IA account Of the late 6gat g. Sleydrau's
5lUn Oar forces consisted Of tie 9TH Illinois
mousted isfauirY and 7h Ksnsas, and Jeff.
C0rath on the @7ta Uls, commanded By Colanel
6JWss, eff the 7td Illness. Two DAYS brought
me expedited 80 Fogs Hooker, near Mmiu
they had ssSirnish, ans caPrE-ei lhrse OF h
enemY. That aighs 0us Of eur Pieksts was
killed.
The next day We get on ths rsbsl EsEs0n'e
track, sad q uauiag Sight twenty miles, csPsur-
Tg tHrse mere prisoners. o. tke 30th we
Tsacked SieydIau's bluff. TIE rs5els had crossed
except a MaI3r azd tweatY men, pratecte3 BY
one Aaadred c0@rsdes on tEs sther side, but
within mGskas TaGgs. Oar mes charged under
9 shower OF hslsts, drove The rebels away hon
tHs opposite side, and captured the M.jsr aad
ss mes, with ths loss Of oas asu killed aud
I've W9uzdGz.
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secretary Chase oa Fsrei9n AG.ir,.

Al the gnsst Republican meeting In Cinein-
natl, on AoAday, Secretary Chase appeared. He
made a long speech, sud alluded to foreign
Affairs in the following significant terms
We Srs showing eur strength to the natisns
Of the earth, sAa If we simply 90 on showing
eur strength there viii be no danger whatever.
because it viii bet pay. ECkeeFs Il 10 trHe
that Great Brtsia has behaved very Rnueirb.
boIly. We used 70 think this great Augle. s.xsn
faEily Wa 70 stand together the weird over -
establish freedom Of ths press, freedom of tbs
bsllOt-box, heeaem Of thought, treedou ~
speech, GHd ireeasa for all bat Of late vaars
We have sseR manifestations Of = very u1kig5
and 1nfieRdly spidf and sometimes Ihsye feIt
IS if I wanted to take cid mother England bv /
.hs hsiT and give nsT = Bisssy good saakip1.
Loud laughter AID applause am not sure
hat this Is The Wisest plan; bat Of this / tel
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made in the ds6enses, and that you sre 81 safe
As ssld ior.9 eea make ysu under tie ciFcum-
stances. The enemy's heavy ordnance will.
doobtesa, Damage you some, but can You nos
make him wesr his gans ontf
Acoid driving rain, with the Hind from the
northwest, makes the day Is dark and miserable
As mid-wintar. WERHF9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

The contract Of taking care Of the large nun
Der Of stolen and vsgsbond negroes in Memphis
Iias proven too large for the ailitsTy, and out
siders are at work 70 that end. We fHd IN the
Chicago Tlbvzs a lsng letter setting forth the
suHsnngs Of the eontrabands, and appealing 10
tire Abolition philanthropists Of the city for aid.
TIE statement is made that there srs not less
than thuty-fvs thousand gathered along the
banks Of the Mississippi OF these "the sbls-
bodied men srs al sork OF in srms-tbey ask no
rid, The cid msn aHd infrm ere provided for
by Government by grants of unserviceable nli-
tay clothing. The women and children are left
to shit fer themselves" Their cOadiisn is rep
resented as one "of extreme desdtuion. Multi
tBdes ksvs no change Of rsiment wLsts7er, whle
that With which they made their escape is per-
isbing. No one who has net seen can at all i'm
agine the eth snd disease whies this simple fact
assures. Many, today, have not elethiag suhi-
cent for the uses ST ms5esty and decency. They
come in, necessarily, wifhsut any cooking uton-
Els. The suffering, arising from this want, it is
hard to imagine"
The inventory Of wants 70 be supplied is =
long sae' embracing every description of cleth-
ing cooking utensils, m~Hdiciuss-of which 3 full
list Of ssch is giveB-missionsriss teseheTs sRd
books, are neral necessities that must BE- sup
piled, sho. And, Ii is added, to hurry up the
work, that whatever is 5ndeTtskoa for their
physical comfort salSatsH, rsihsr, should be
undertaken quickly Sueesrc cannot reach thsm
too soen- Exposure Is already doing 8 deadly
werk smong them"
Here is s fss field for tbs labors Of the phlan-
thrOPists Of Chicago, whs, hOm their professions
in years past, We should expect ts 81 once rs-
lsve the poor deludes creatures they have ca
ioled from their homes. Bat the sesusl viii dis
appoint dl such expectations. The poor slaves
VIII be left to die unsidsd, while not a paug Of
sorrow viii psrvads the breasts Of thousands Of
those Wbe sent tbsr smissaries 90 entce lham
hom kind masters and comfortable homes. The
Negro thea viii b. ffees
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) REWARD!

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY PRLsOE.l
ATLaETA, &A
Uctober 9Th, 1sE.3
GfOLEA ls2 ny tent, e. bh posl ny single acsd
- GOLD WATCH
u va q ladys azsd Wgseh, with a r1lE face auf
wreath arsuua che face upon tie back Hss 3 double
eros rIdslg sas via a Uls Arachsd Co ste Ha-cs
80 . FOB vita a iElF yelcW 50 as, sits rsriaaI 5a-
ma1d auls Ep7u rl aaa-Get 81 3 gold tu-kla ard
a1eLed % alsa Der guard ab0at chs lsch Wize ard
Esvc1 inches long. g
TIE ab3ve raHard o. Sly dollars VIII BE pail TO a-v
FsH7n VIE wiz rosiora shs watch sue Zoe, C. Grsst
no tal6i- P s. ElfI On
4c1rg AltElt su-clu-
o.. Al u q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

a general meeting Of 81 the CHAPLAIxs Of
Bragg'a army IS desired TO NEST Al 10 n on
nsxs FRIDAY, Sob inst a. Blaskfsrd's hoa-e,
On missionary Hdge, Resr Baekford's gap, AID
one mile east Of Cen. Braeg's hes~dquarsrs.
oe27-3ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

TIE IsBIAEs-Ths latest sdviess hoza ST.
Pal ere to he sFse. that Razssy's treaty CT
psdi,ias IS likely TO fail, On scsssat sf the large
They dsmazd st0s IN money aad See 625 u
gseds PEI Assd, for dfsy years. Tas demand Of
TIE Red Lake and Psmbins tribes, eozbinsd,
amounted ts over $4,000 600. Thsy viii pro
badly sEree to aka $4,000 for he Hzht Of way
On Rad River and ever tAsh zads. Tkis Is tie
nfar msla thsm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

NOT FREE C0USrRY.-Col Sweet has e.
last succeeded il having some provision made
for the needy pasdo.s down this way, who ala
not khow hoe TO get iRto the srmy. The en-
rsLiug e&ser5 have been aroused. and a great
many anxious customers hsve beea baegs3 for
the ConledeIA-e army and for fbe ltmelisb .
We never YET understood the theory 80 AZ.
emptad this section Of the country 6eT. Re
shscts Of the conception, sAd We shall alvsvs
held Is in our memory IS q matter Of speei,l
wonder that where the draft was most neede5
here il vas the least enforced We hope to Be-
able 81 report after = while that soma volunteers
Ave been cot Hom the Bio Grsnde, even if tbsy
49, u Be forced. a itge. However, the vic.
.img swear tbas this IS not 3 free county
B10pBsvlLs Hag.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

ANOTHER ExPEDTTIss TO TEXAs-Tba St.
Louig Democrats LsaveswoEtA eorresgszIsEs
says There is much szc;sSmant here in eozse-
quonco Of q rebel advances uPsn Foet Scots and
Kansas City. Al he irssps At LsavsnTottL
have been ordsTed below, aad is Is stated that
the militia has been ordered eat. Fort Sect is
believed to Re ssrsHg enough to resist the s.tsek
Colonel Blair commands ,5srs. General Blunt
viii march to Texas unless bis forcss should be
wosksred By his being ordered to Springfield OF
Litle Rlckn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

TIE TMPgEssaEST or PasvIsIoSs- Ths
city saaHel Of Petersburg, Va, recently passed
q resolution requesting tho Secretary ST War 20
exempt rom impyossusns such articles of fool
~ that city might desire 70 purchase for The seH-
eat ct rs people Tue following reply was Ta-
ceivsd rem the Sscrs.sJy:
The within resolution viii be complied with
ehssrfzi'y. All Of ssrs charged with tao dusy
q impre,sneBt viii abstain fTaua InDrsssine
tae sasPics which may be purchased By ihs
daily authorized agents Of the corporation Of Pc
tsFsbRrg for tse purposes specified Rslisnes is
placed 81 tbs municipal su.bsities not 20 allow
abuse for speculative OF stber parssses thaa
thoss mentioned 81 tas privilege Of exemption.
sna 70 Z md sEcA evidences Of authority a. nay
Be readily recognised ~ the impressiag ofissTs
IA sEBDOE, See y # War.
OCTsBER 70. 1853
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GENERAL BABKsBALE-Am8ng the NEST ais-
singU5shsd aud patriotic heroes who have fsiea
q victim O. the present iufamSss var Of invasion
was Gen Bsrksiale. o. Mississippi President
DAVIS ard Gen RE Lee have paid the fallen
hero glowing compliments in letters 20 his wife.
extracts ron which are given ia the MississiB-
Biss In a letter dated July "a b, 1888. .he
csuntTy's Chict Magistrate writes as follows 20
the widow Of Gen Barksdsls
"It viii haTssfleT BE- SEINE consolation to you.
as il will be 3 Legacy Of honor to hs children, to
be assmed thar your gallant husband, nv
esteemed friend, fell at Che post to whieh honor
and dHty called hiss, SID died, IS he had lived
Ike s patriot and q soldier.
To nis country BE was q great loEs-so his
friends d brings enduring souow-tO bis family
it is 90 iuepsIs5le iEjury-yet the blew cane to
him when i vas most acceptable and glorious
10 receive il.
Sod tempeTs Ire wind to the shoru lamb, and
He alors can give coafsIt to your mourning
heart You have my deepest sympathy and 10
you and your little ones 1 offer my best wishes
snd sineeTest sh-cnsn."
General Robert Z Lee writes as follows, under
date Of August 7thi
Il symFa.hiso Sseply with yoa il yeur be-
Toavement, azd deplore lOr this army sad CIR
coautry the loss Of yoEr gallant hssbaDd. He
hes left rs his noble exsEPls, which, in his
dying moments, extoTted the admiration Of our
eno1ies. Nay CD give Pssee and consolation
to bis sorrowing family"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

~ Tie army correspondent Of the Ialslt-
gsHesT teegraphs hat on the 26h several brig
sdes OF infantry, three cavalry regiments and
two batteries OF the enemy, crossed ghs Ten
nessee river at Bridgeport on pousoons. Ii
would seem from this that they arc repeating the
movement OF Roseersas for TIE purpose OF flank
ing or getting in the near Of cur army. II not
careful, they may got themselves into a dead
fall this tina.
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PARLOR FURNITURE
SALE 1!
CARPENTERS WANEED.

EROE TWENTY TO THIRTY
4 GOOD CARFZETEgS
WIN ind sfesdy smPloymsat during this war with TIE
RED MoUNTAIE I2oN AID COAL COMPANY.
Max Eytsa in JsHs'Eo county, Alabama
TIE best wages vii bs paid Beard on forv 5.uzrs
per r onth Ter a ssgls mzn, and g nan urh 4 fsufv
vi be iuruiHnae q hsazs a=l uruvailas A. uRsIa-aia
pncaa- CsHufrT very healthy. Ous-haif u - -
ellE * ensss vii be repa5T.
For further particulars address, ne A. ,a works ar
cal on Mr w 3. GILEER President Of th. con
Psny, n HontgoRery Ala
y. h. LOTZ.
"-sfat~ E~Fiaaar f,-fb- r r. h s7fC g..
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~ We learn nom the SELMA Reporter that
The receipts Of The domestic sad Iadisn beard
Of the Southern Baptist Convention, located At
Merton, Ala, have bssR sinse the lst Of Nay,
S5O.e42 Ga which added to the amount en-
hand At thst time, (Msy lst) SlsO OIL a, makes
Sos ia 80 At As disposal Of the Board. This
board is actively prosecuting It's work Of love
ia the srmy, having between hty and sixty
missionaries employed The corresponding
Secretary is Rev. u T. Ssnner to whom con-
frbutions can he sent.
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TELBGRA PHO.


EItrea lesofdins - act 81 e1ag-gsa D. me year 1854
y "a EdzksHER, Ia tas CLERKS omea 81 he Dis
&c C9lct o. t1s c7efaiorass States for he Eor-k
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sARrNE Pass, Sept. 24-Pbs Clifton mads
a tTial trip to-dsy, whica was completely sue
eessful After sseasing up the Pass awhile
Com. smith kred a few 8hets 20 test the range of
her guns with the most satisfactory result. She
is Row ready Tor . fght-Tszas Telegraph.
The Clifton was captured .. the tims % 0
Yanks were dlivss of By 43 Irsh artiuerymen
who constituted the garrison Of q email mud
fort.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

The abeve reward viii Be paid fer the recovery Of
bee Bozdz, sad the ssae proportion FER any part Of
tAem L H. SYKES.
LaGrsngs,
eeiW Eep-rr p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

NEW MAIL ARRANGEAENTS-Ihe Richmond
EHguirsr learns ttst . contract has been made
BY the Post Office Department which viii secure
the transmission Of letters and packages across
The Mississippi river twice 8 week each way
Al matter sent BY this express may be nailed
at any post of6ce ia the Conledo1acy, and, if
going hom sAe east to he west, must be directed
via Meridian OF Brandon, Mississippi If com
ing from The west to tie east, it must be directed
via Shreveport OF Alexandra, Louisiana Ard
the postage must be prepaid, ct tie rate OF forty
cents lor a single letter Of onebslf ounce weight
CT less, and forty cents additional for each AZ
didoual half ounce or fraction Of a half ounce.
Tbia is an impoIiani arrangement, and will
relieve the public and the Government from the
great irconvenience which has for sons time
nest resulted hem the suspension Of postal SCI
vice between the different portions Of the Cor
fsdersey; ard Is is hoped it wiz enable our gal
lsnt cEeers and soldiers ron the west Of the
SSssissiBpi to again eomnunicste freely with
Aas~liss snd friends. The department bRs
- +. .,tss >Te publicity TO tbls arrangement
1, II eap. bv sdvsraGeut 10 shres pEpsrs ia
each SAFE, which s he msK1-an nnmoer ct
psysrs it is authorized to advertise il, sd Il
vsuld be . kindness to the uunter Of persona
nov separated from theI families if the papers
generally would call attention to it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

LARsE DIVIDEEB-Tse Wilmington azd
Neldoa JslTosd las declared a dividend Of
twenty Per cent, making ihe tsird dividend de-
cIarsd this yssE, equal to forty per cent, on the
capital stock. We learn that he Ersss rseaiPss
viii eash upwards Of sHe million aRd fur hun-
arsd sasuszad d1llaEs for he year ending 30sh
Ssptsmber. Is63
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

BA correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
declares tAst Mss Anna Dickensons political
sddress al Wilkes enc, Ps, " was 6 ~Elasteriy
performance" I. may have bsen, bu. was Is e
wornanfv perF-rr0r~a7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

DT order q he Secretary q Wa. ~ NIrsou--,4
40 isbis b. eenseF uli-n. not On dafV "a he ed r-s
sfdarea 70 ths BsteaDE or = 5s0URIaNs aaur
beng o-ganissd a. DsuaD1ls, Als5sus. To- HLieh .hef
are lsmporslity afasksd
OAeau OF us Esr-aa are directed aCsorii1TiT.
- erdsr Of Er g -5fn PILLOW aa7cdltsads1t Coz
script hsreau- J@4J BuEgH
ecA ~ General
Aonzss=sry hal Fem Rsp-rter- Noble News aid
Aarilzz OEi4z espy 0aa -esz snd fsruud bis 70
~ Or a Cnazlhan a Q ii Marietta ga
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r. Oar readers won't forget the ehRnco to
purchase choice furniture q the Arcade, to-
morroE ST 9 o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

q Lincoln, 50 Washington reports state, IN
struc,sd General Hooker that il passing through
Kentucky be mast carefully aYoi5 the county Of
R-r-L--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

CAUsHT-Tbs notorious Gel Gift, 8 rene
gade East Tennsssesn, hss bssn caught, snd is
now safely lodged in the barracks at this place
De was picked up while hesdns dispatches from
Gen. Thomas e Burnside.
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DR. JAMES z. BEAN.
DENTIST.

a-s@a= --=- ETnUGTE
fAEF4oH AID LABORATORY e. his resfsac.. %
~ Manstsa street., ssoond square Eost Of FITsl Prss-
bytsdsE aaagEA Igs5aIns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

The President KIssEo-A friend remarked
70 rs yesterday that there nevsr wss a great es-
easion without something ridiculous to spoil it,
and related the following:
A iady, intent on seeing The President,
awaited his arrival most auxisusly At the depot,
and, uPoa seeing hil, rushed hazrcaly to
where be vas, sxelaiming, ia pathetic accents ;
"Oh, Mr. President, viii yoa let the Yankees
come 70 Selma ~
" assare yoa. ny dear nasdaza, they shall
replied he dignihsd NJ Davis; and shers-
uDaH e oyeIjoyed fair che sEaaeked his Hes.
No dainty "bsss" ii wss, sithsr, hut q regular
%soekdolageI," that souRdsa like ths report Of
a small pistol Reader, if that woman belonged
10 as, we'd teach her : wife's lips were > bus
bands property
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

q L is stated shas the export demand E5u
California for general asrehaniiso for China
aud Japan Is unusually largo t5is season. The
principal articles exported IN that direction are
breadstuE5, tobacco, hams, b2eon, lard ana
eAna4a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

~ We fad the following names Of Geor-
gians in re list ct deatAs g. the Jordan Springs
hospital, Rear Winchester: LisVt T. " Dick
erson, company c, l7.h Georgia; J. J.. Holson,
company G., sob Georgia JOAN G Freeman,
cnmnapp y Sd Ganrsia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

= The assistant pr17ost-mArsksLgsasTa Of
Minnesota rsceiTsi orders to soznezes the
drsfs il that state on ths 25.h last
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Efsz II g~acis5nnrd Ereigat RseesVed AZ fhe
-s1srera EzFrrzs G~empasE, Octsser -,
, n Saxon. box v r Bsiou, DO; J Q WoO5rEh. bhl.
y ID S-ezier, box capt ? 2 Richards d; " A~saridge,
Do 3 Chapman. do; " ? Fsrrar &. dot Czpt LIanTs-
-1-. 7. ao- B y 1z----. nze-. Rev o zeDaEa- %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLASS WoRKHRsI

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~ Rumors reached the city last evening,
that orr forces had taksR Loudsn also, that
The enemy were making demonstrations against
our position on Lockout. The latter report
oHginsted, We suppose, il the sErUery Ere from
enc Of theenemy's bsttrre7, reported yesterday
hEFOETAET-G. B Lamar, Esq President
Of tie Bank of Commerce, and Of the bank
convention he'd sous time since in Richmond,
has issued esli fora meeting OF the represen-
tatives of al the banks in the Confederate States.
TO BE csnvened and held 10 the city Of Augus,a,
on MondEy he I6.h day Of November next, At
III o'c.pck, A n, to consider and Act upon the
questisRs relating 70 the currency Of the Con
federacy. An members Of Congress, elect Of
the Consederats SAes, are invited to attend this
mesting.