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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

AFEAIRs AZ East TENNESSEE.
ny JOHN II. CROWLEY, Of Riehmcnd, says
Che DispascA, Of the 9lst ult, superintendent Of
The division Of the telegraph line between
Lynchburg and Chattanooga, has been released
hy Gen Burnside and sent through the lines
Gag Of z1cs. de has since arrived IN Rch-
uond. In The city Of Knoxville be represents
asf, notwithstanding many statements to the
a5nfTaFy, there was comparatively htls Union
feeling shown when the Federal troops arrived.
Several prominent families we're very active in
welcoming them, bit among the middle and
pooTsr classes hey met with I'd favor. 4he al
IN Knoxville has been pretty nl ever since the
Yankees arrived. The authorizes we're commit
Eng " everybody for everything" A man cir
oulsted s report thst the Federals had been
whipped al Chattanooga, and in a few hours be
was in jail, with the unhappy listeners who bad
heard and been rash enough TO repeat The story.
One day the Daily BzIet5a, published there BY
the I" blue belly" came cut with a editoriAlde-
nOuneing these reports, and significantly sdded,
We have known men hang for much less
ofsnses han this" This was = settler, and
Knoxville tie next dsy was perfectly silent on
the ChiekEmaugs subject It was ten days after
the battle hsd occurred before it was allowed to
be talked Of in the streets.
Gen BgRssTBE was very kind 10 the citizens
generally, as we're his ohcsrs. Gen. HARTsgFF
Was il command in the city, spoke Of Gen.
EWELL very highly, and told with considerable
jolity Of q champagne supper in Washington,
at which be vas present, where several South
ern officers about leaving for The C0nfedersey,
weTs taken lssTs Of By their friends wh5 still re-
mEinsd in the United States Army. The seld-
iers were kept il tolersble subsection, and citi-
zsns we're net intsrfsred with to any CREST sz-
tent One Of the sights to bs seen in the city
was g Ysnkes soldier with his head shaved, aid
labelled thief msTcbed sp and down the
street, followed By 6 fs Of soldiers and 3 band
Of music. One Of the regiments in BUREsDE's
army corps Csh) bad inscribed On its flag "Bul
Em," which amused he people considerably.
Nr CR0WLET was on parole during bis stay il
Knoxville, sEieniing to about two months, bat
spent much Of the tina in prison "oR suspicion, ~
as the Yanks called t.
The busAWhscking IN East Tennessee is still
on the nacrsass-hrotber bashwhseks brother.
The Union men shoot 4 loyal citizen every
chance they get, and q number Of MoRsAE's
disbanded men, or ~s1agglers, in their turn bush
Ehsck The Uuionists. Nsitser party show much
mercy.
The Yankee generals wiz Burnside seemed
very ecn6dsnt that The flrebelFou would he
crushed in a few months.
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t1elr lot Is pTobnbly to be crowded r. sueh filthy
dens 90 Fart Delaware tl the end Of the war.
only TO De exchanged Whsn their health IS bro.
Aen alssfly' 30 that they can be Of no use either
% tle cause or 70 Themselves II chr words
coald, ny any means, reach the Yankee soldiers.
We W9ald tell tasm ihas their fate. also. IF thsv
come hers as prisoners, canusa be- : very bright
one TINS corning winter.
Ibs trno, our autaoIides do what shsv f7;dv
ean-Wlth Justies % our own pasplo-to gfvs
tasm humans usage; and shet cur medical sm.
GERS shJrd them, and viii c~oetHaeta sF1rd tbe-s
every assisianc5 JIG taer power; but. thars sra
thirteen thcug1rd Of taem now % Richmond
not 70 mention ihoss detained at ether 1lsooF.
Ehers rs here, u not g scarcity, At least : great
dearth Of provisions, and rot less Of usl; While.
Is % medicines, they zrs "eontrsbsnd Ct var, %
sna our aHsmics use extreme diligence ia Keep
ING thoa rem US altogether. Va would assure
5hoss Yankee soldiers that doath on ths aeld
were far better than captivity bare this winter,
snd would accordingly counsel taam slss noE 20
be taken alive.
II ae cartal Of exchange Is indeed 10 Be At
a enc that may help 70 bring 90 a close his
qIakRing and lingering war. Yankee raiders
Hlt no longer lock upou an expedition into cur
lnss as a mere party Of pleasure, feeling ihas If
thay are cent eff" thay have only 10 surrender.
then travel through The South 10 ses .hs esun.
n.y. be Immediately exchanged, snd prepare for
smother raid. There ara 100 many prisoners
sAEeni if a command shall be hereafter eat sf.
let It Gus through. or be- ems down. ImUrisou-
ment henesfoTth viii Be the unkindast cut Of ali
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A aerns rom uI.ssr.

The Montgomery Had rsvises the following
scrap OF history in reference to the Sumner fam.
iiy:
Il Is stated from Northern pspsr5 that George
Sumner, brother Of Senstor Sumner Of Messs.
c~husssts, died in Boston recently. This is a
mistake Is George Sumner died as sea several
years $50, and IS that is soms.hizg CONNECTED
vI'h his history, which shonld Be- generally
known, wo shall say a word o. swo in references
TO him and Lis bro.hsr.
L will be remembered By many persons that
Elias Bsl, Of Charleston, and bis wife, were
drowned at sea in the year 1888. in CONSEQUENCES
o. too breaking up Of ths steamer in which hey
mad taken passage fer New Y0fk from Charles
ION. &rs. Ball Es8 9 daughter Of Dr Chalmsrq.
o. Boston, and the 65stsr Of HTs George Sumner.
When the estate OF Hr. Ball was 10 be sod 10
Charleston, Geo. Sumner, repTsssn imp tka inter
est Of ms wife, csma on 30 Charleston. ATTENDED
he sale, and expressly saj5ined That ne negroes
10 De sod shoaid BE- pat mp in lots, without re-
gaze % family ties, thus causing The separation
Of cd sad voSngs AMI Che ehlgren .Iom their
parents. These facts were mentioned IN lHe
La4EFspars by Gov. William Eikza. Il S1-T-
Caroline, then q member OF Conerass. Il .hs
lime nat Charles Sumner, lhe senator from
Massachusetts, was dluJuneiLE tha South aai
o9uts-n men fer thar connection with tls ins.
5uti0do Of s'a7arT,
George S1muer subsequently LEFT Boston wiz
n5 wife io- France about 1885, IL G French
steamer. Tie steamer came ia contact with
another vessel, and was go mucl damaged Wat
sumner, hIa wife. ard other Dssssugsrz took Sc
BIAS and abandoned the steamer BE rss never
aesId ron, and OF course pershed.
Tina published sta-emsH5 OF Gov. Aiken IL
references 10 George Simmer has asTsz besa cor
.~radic.sd, ard 70 is perhaps la revenge for the
disclosures made on .har occasion thss Chsra
3amncr Aes been So bitter and SO viu!sut
sgaius5 what he calls "sIEgemougeu." i
slavery be SIN tasn it status tas family OF Sum.
nsr As deeply as tbst Of any man n lie S5Ush
HaEcs his crocodile tears.
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not complain Of the currency they buy and
ssll, barter and trade in it, do mos trouble thom-
selves aboui expansion and contraction, they
ara willing 70 leave theEo things to a future aud
more suspicious time, and let things take their
proper and natural course, believing the evil
complained Of, is more imaginary than real, and
thas confidence in and integrity OF the Govern
ment viii finally settle this matter upon tho best
and sursst foundation, without The aid or mis-
givings of these crOakers upon finance and cur.
rency. A PLANTER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

We give below, rem the EEteligsnesT, the
shcisl vote for governor Of Georgia. The en-
tire vote csst is 81 2g3 in the counties reported,
which exhibit q large decrease from the last
vots Poled for governor The counties Of Fan
min, Glmef, Camden, Charlton and Emanuel,
not having reported Up to the time the follow
ing Official vote wss received by US, it is not
likely they viii come in e. all
The followiI g is the vote:
County vo.=-BrOwn, 2I,954i ELL, L. ga;
Fariow, 6562.
Brown mFjority over both, 2736.
Army voss-Br0wn, I3. 454i Hill, 1864; Fur
Low. 1877
Browns majority over both, 1922.
Aggpgaie msicrty for Brown over both, $50
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VALUABLE
FOR SALE

81 = eI-f me believing property for -sIa s+-.+-F
within one mt snd : asIf & W-rsfs-. ~
O3s p-aes c3utEHing Airsy scrss. "a 49, 5-sr-
Coms. and 8 large ~ esTsr-
"a oai1l1gz Or be Premises
.fz5-v eoIs1nlnE oas hundred and atty sores.
eseieQ, fhs bsia1re being well wosss1 -
ZONE Win eists room. bsrn sfab.s7 rsrrs-.5, -
ors-1rcA q q = ANAL v~nsyara-
49, -l1lreo zad twenty acrss Of LAM. ffv
-re ~ 1sa e Ealf EIes ton Mr-fstf.
we via Eit these places VITA 81 wtso1t IA ,.-L
-Hs' supply Of Vegetables and Gems ssscf.
AW q ] II CALDWELL.
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List Of URCiniHed freight zesaEved 7rth,
soualerH Express company, sevember2
W Ae4ilen, bag; G Powell, 8 bags; Ii Wal
Us, sack; ID w Ais0bEooks, pkge; j S Williams.
6undisi Maj W n Bacon, Lex; w Gibson. pkes;
: Hant, bundle; " @ Smith, 6Sx; ] Hoge,
Oenoiei Mcdonald, bsg; Th0s q Hsyse,
pkge; Miss u I~uzsrsal. Bkge; Can't ] Hose-
? pkges; Capt z KILLER, pks5; Il VIC C5oSer'
pEgei Jehn PauAn, pkEs; Mullins & Huber.
psgsi Aelth, pkge; ) J Crump, bozSJ SupDlsts,
pEge; Blgman, pkgs; L Little, u sacks:
- " jelly, szck' Ri OgIssbY, Iuuk; Pits
q Cook, : pages IF Jshsas, pkge; P-ek &
FaIihPss PEgG K " J0hnsoa, eask; 7 3 Sims.
csski . h Browning, bex; G 81 Antasay, pkge.
aiss OiGia R'ce, PISCES d Krouss, pkce; Wm
"lnams' pEEei W W Daniels, ? pkESs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
SUNDRTEg

Usr received and for zalo to retailers On reasonable
Id4ktK BO4ES SUPERIOR TOBACCO.
FIVE KEGS ENGLISH SODA
q dozen superior Playing Cards
% dozen son Felt Hats,
4d5zea English Cavalry Boots.
% resms English Letter Paper,
10 n Eugih Eavsopss,
Smoking Tobacco ana Cigars,
And many othzr articles
JAMES r. BARRICE.
uo3-3ts Rfnavolf CO.
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SENATOR IvERsO8 IN THE FlELD-The Co
luD0Us EHgs5ysr Of ih5 25.h, announces i5s.
lion. Alfred lyersca having been spDsiutod q
5uEadieT-gele-ai and reported for military duty.
has been zssgued b the command OF tho tro5Ds
composing tbs l5t division Of tss STATE forces.
ard IS 20 establish bis headquarters - Rene or
Kingston. This is tae hfst lntinaton We bsvs
IeeslVsd lhat Tbs honorable gentleman ygas An
asp-raut alter military h9n0rs, aHd ere only sur
1Elsed that he hes been so long neglected by his
id meHds. We d0H5t not tsst Gen. IysrsoU
viii make bsiisf officer han many Of tho ia
yor.te5 VINO have been long AGO hoisted INTO high
pOsiIons-Mae0H Telegraph.
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GENERAL d No. Or

a1sG& o AID CCEg0RTpT BuRrau
OspaT-asnt Of Tau-ssssu. alsbrm. ~ Wfe---
AAEIzrTA. Ga. October q Isa
All oueerg q mis- Bureau, Who her- rr--r.7
l. inner eAemp ions o. dsszis, viii iumedia4s =
p3ts 70 ihss7 hestquE1ers the uambsr Of sseh r-znt.
% won ana ial rhzt purpose. and ths f1rat-,
=. s7t-A' lososEer WHh the uames OF thoss De-
- oFasr Of Bdg-Gsn PILLOW, SUPERINTENDENT. etc
JOHN @. BURCH.
"A E=uar-T
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Rs.uIt Of tbe ohio Flecfo..

Tie Cincinnati Commercial Of the 18Th inst
says hat Ieturns from Ill but three counties il
the S.ats-PIeble, Wilisus, and N35le-hsys
been received I. viii be seen that Brough'.
majority over YaLs1digham "a 81 2s5-sh5 gain
over the maioriiy given for Armstrong, Demo.
crtt Sscrets1y Of Safe, last year, being 80 I9S
TIE Official Esturns viii not materially change
thh result
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
STOP THE

RANAHAK hoa As uads Eigusd.
IL WuEs eeaA y ny Boy CEakE DNJf
years cd copper e7ior, Ack lips. r el.y-t"o
1sdn-eaAnees ave iea1 four Or dv. ~
weighs absNf eHo AEnsrsa and sfy alsAs ana
sey ra5sFay sn ths 2sth Of s Lto sad
Ss1i99 1919 sb-1.,t1 back 10 MssssiB5i Is
lugtos. Hsi-ss- 1880 yeSrs in sad Erouaa Ler-
"a vsrv - - - Tciusfanly. re - -
vii ave - A. for zero, or IA Wen.
's5-.evt reward foz ais spprstsgg--o
9s Il D.aS A. jail 80 lhat 1 eaa ct N 49,
eels-IsW4w
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GENERAL ROsECRAEs-We have e seen.
even among Yankees, . pepaiar idol so suddenly
dsPlaced from bis shrine and bedaubed with
such abominable hllh IS the bsplsss Roaecrans.
They nov assert that t5sir late demieod is az in
t0leTsble coward; has lie rushed from the fell
Of battle 10 Chattanooga snd declared that al
was iosL He il even said 10 have betsken him
self 70 Opium 20 soothe The anguish q his terror
defeat and misery. Alas unhappy R0sscrans
Once q gentleman, be converted himself into a
bruial tyrsnl and bisckguard 70 propihate the
Lincoln dynasty, aud has already received tie
Just reward Of bis seEdegradaa0n-Riakn0Ed
Dispaah
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Ssptain J ". Rowan, Of the Cd Virginia reqi-
Asps sud one or two other ladies'. At Shaphsrds-
town, 10 the sans cauniy. thsv bsve srrssfsd
several Southern lsdiss and rsmireJ tbsm Ia
AXE the oath or be sent SoRth.-Riehm0nd Dis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03
AosBY Oh ASOTHER RAID.-The L~ynehburg
RsgalLlsaa Of The saab MI. ..r.:

We learn from passengers By the Grange
EsD last night that the Ebig1itsas Mesby made
. fofay upon the Yankees, within a mile of
Aesds's headquarters, near Warrenton, Oh
Tuesday last, KILLED three, wounded stveTai and
captured thirty-sz white Yankees, some eighteen
or twenty black ones, and one hundred and
thirty mules sad horses. The enemy we're on
the march a. the EHs Of tie attack, and though
Numbering twenty 20 one Of our gaIia1t Htfie
band, were 50 completely taken By surprise that
they scalpeTsd m al directions. Mosby lost.
not s man killed or wounded. The prisoners.
mules and horses had all reached our lines on
Wedlesday evening.
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give are indebted to our friend Maj. Glass,
o. Gen Pillows s.sf, for copies Of late Mem
phis and Northern papers.
Also to Mr. A f Picton, for two copies Of the
New YORK Nsgs Of the 18Th and 2O.h ulfalo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

The ESEHE IN III VALLEY-From 8 pen
temsn recently from WiBc8esler, information is
oblained thAt the enemy are again occupying
Cnareslown n considerable force, and are more
fAAhous Y AsH treatment Of The people LhaI
they bsve ever been a. any iormer time ia
whipping they received u the hands Of n
k0dlu "a Sunday week, seems greatly D.
have exssperaied them and They aas seekiBs
revenge apon the inlHonsITe inhabitants. u
days ago they sueale0 lie Rev. n. g. North a.,
other ciuzsls. Wh1n they tgea.ed with shkmefg
hsdignify. A.isdy member Of NJ N0Eln's lam
ly, who demonstrated against hi5 arTesb Te
eeived q sa5er cut scros5 me hoad.-LgAa5a7Q
Erpsbtaq1a.
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5000 Is e w Al Di

gTEERE was tsken from tbs Rslfoad warehouse
4 in Dalton, Ca On or s0oUt tbs 9th utino, .
S.U.EEE BOX,
Containing an officers UNIFORM. or bszvv z,-=,a
gray aoths a-E NorEi q PAR of jsa7s psais o. vs I
ana z par a new Lee sh buckeuz gs1nria.s
They sro ga posed TO hava been tsren ~ 49,
Dalce sersean lrotg h mistake CT otaersi.s III
give ons huuared dollars for the rex and c,-t.-.-
two hu-drsd dollars for ths asms Wl-h pra,f =, ~--
an person Of having stolen aFSl
ord1sle9 omeera wiz eos.er a fsYor bv iuoai-ng a,
thsT ssrgesais in regsra 20 tha matte. s %
A 3 SMITH.
ra-- hajor and q. s.
Army Of Irnuesgse.
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At the rasidsres Of his zadfaihsr, Major Edwin
in Abingdon, Virgins, on The 22d October
Of diptosHa NED DAVIDSON. infant soa OF James B.
ana Js'ia Cooke. aged foursssn months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

a Mr. T. NJ Acton, army news agent st
Chiekamaugs has on sale q 6as map Of the seat
Of war, engraved and published by J. T. Pst-
ssTson & Co, Of Augusta, Ca, Of which We
gave q ncics q few DAYS since.
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Eishsr Hopkiu. Of r.rmonr

The manly and noble reply Of this venerable
prelste 70 the u~n5igulhed and f~anaticsl letter @.
Bishop Potter, Of P~ennsylvsnia, is worthy the
powerful intellect and Christian spirit Of the
greatest intelecs of the Northern RpiscoDal
Church Whoever else has changed. tie aged
bishop Of Vermont sssDds Ike a grey Old rock
On the ocean side, firm and un3averiRg amid
universal 6acsuA10ns, and refusing 70 bend or
give back al inch before Che fury Of the storm.
All honor 70 Ibis man Of principle, this faithful
among the taithiess"-Riohm0Hd Dispatch.
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- WoRKERsI

q NJ Psrson acquainted vita eitksr br.pebs. ~
Oh Glass EAkIsG,
Ias - Ferasneadg ana probably smpiavsafs an a.
t.ehaAzsi asezt % be crested Apply - Isftsr a.
e BELL.
@No1 SsFaaazk 2
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RENDERING T-ELEGasPHIC DlsPATCHEs-
TIE captme @. .be garrison A. ChareslOBn.
~ ginIa, by Gen sOdeH, is confirmed by a.
ohcial dis-a.ca 80 GL Lee. Il ls Eus reu-
deTed By tie sugu4-e Chronicle Of the 24lt /.
oIhs captain Of uns J~aHis0a, Of Charleston, by
Gen Lmboden, is confirmed b. Official dispatch
~ GsR Lea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

Mr.. Mason, the Confederate ex.miniytar Is
England, had returned from Paris 20 London on
business connected with the seizure OF the iron
ram Lsird, by the Palmsrston Government.
Napoleon hsd appointed sn early day for tho
reception Of the Mexican throne-giving depula
ton, The members would al sell for Mexico
SOON afterwards.
Russia bsd commenced tho work Of the geo
graphical obliteraton Of the Kingdom Of Po-
land, an Imperial decree ordering the i~neorpo-
ration of two whole districts Of that country
with the Russian empire.
Ike Poles had applied 70 the Sultan of Tur-
key for q recognition as balIgerents The Gear
had notified the Sultan that such recognition
viii be taken as q declaration Of war against
Russia.
The English Cabiset had postponed its de-
cision as 70 the recognition OF Poland as a bel
~liqerent.
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CHE T8oUsAHD DOLLARS
REWARD

CsI, On o. sbsnt he Isth day o. rsutsns- III
A. 1As|fag sDAFADGEaTE sIGET or FFNT
s~AS, va e1HPsus slsachsd, Egusd b. Z. Tevio-
Register q ths Treasury
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n, Kenaett, Arseo, Era, Freestone and Shenan-
60 Ne eoats hsys been fred into below Vicks-
burg for some time.
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LEGRAPH
Reporta Of tie Press As.seiaaon.


uttered s~cso94inE 70 sss 81 ssaarsss m The yssF 1872
BY 8. THEAsHEa, II he Clerks oHcs Of ihs Dh.
Tct 1eart Of tll Ceeiessrate States FER he H0rlh-
era District sf G@arri4
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Dr. JAMES 3. BEAN
DENTIST

----a-s GTungFa
$3.50 ana L~AkOkaEOkY 81 rs rssae-e.. os
I-Is2s.a street second square wsss OF FIrss Pros
f lRa3olm7
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a Failsful aaa seBsible servau.

We saw a negro man at Madison, on last
Sunday, who has recently escaped from tbs
Yankees at Helena, ard made bis way TO hi.
master. He belongs TO Mr.. MeGehee, a larrs
Mississippi planter, now q refugee. residing
in Morgan county. The boy saws that ne
Yankees took him from the field and marched
him to their camp across the river. Whera tbev
put him into q negro company. and drilled him
for about SIX weeks. During ghis time he be-
came SICK of soldering and very much disgust
ed with his csptors, who bad separated him from
his wife and children, whom they had sent
North 70 support themselves. Fesline-to use
his own ex~pressiOn-ths his "oid mass pebsr
treat hin dat a way" he determined to desert
and get back TO the old plantation. According.
ly ne swan the Mississippi, and after much de-
ley in avoiding tho Federal picketa, succeeded
in making his way to his old home. which bs
found almost deserted, but not then occupied by
the enemy. He staid there seVer.l weeks. and
then resolved to eeme to bis master in Georgia.
He reached Madison one day last week, and fho
between him and his master Il deseribe5
IS a most touching scene. His experience and
will be ~salutary among the simpls
minded blacks, VINO are deluded by false noti9ns
freedom, and Of the friendship Of the Yankees.
de esys that manY moro Of The negroes in the
army would gladly get away, but thsv
re afraid 20 sEtempt 30 swim he river and take
DO nsk Of cspture-Angusta Cousftnhsnal;s
I
EXPULSION or LADIES FROM THE YAEkgE
IISES.-fhe WcLoIy OF Gen. Imbodeu st
JhAdestewn seems to have aroused the ire OF
10 Yankee forces ia that section, and thev are
pending their wrath in presenting the defense
sss w0Ren of the valley. A few DAYS since
hey expelled from then homes the daughters Of
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LIVERPOOL, October I7-Salss OF cotton to-
day I5.O0O bales, including 5000 70 spectators
ana exporters. The market is bu0yant and
holders demand an advance. BroaasluGs quiet
and steady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03

. Zee the advertisement Fl J. r BarieE
Ringeold. Sc
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7 Z
The Memphis Bunetfn. Ocober 93.I

BOre Guerrilla 0utrages-ScgmsT Emma No.
Fired IstO-Oas Man Lost from he TAomas
E Tut.
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THE SITUATION.
The Herald, in its article on "Tbe Situation
has the following:

has the following:
No 6ght has taken place, or is likely TO occur
in Virginia, the Tun1ors circulated in Washing
ton. yesterday to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Skirmishing, however, continues as usual.
Heavy canuonading was heard yesterday be-
tween Boalstoa station and Stafford Courthouse.
On Monday night a supply train, consisting
Of twenty or thirty wagons, is ssid to hsve been
attacked and captured or destroyed by the rebels
between WaTenten aud New Baltimore, on the
Gainesville road.
Yesterday evening, at four o'clock, a parry Of
the rebels came within fourteen miles of Alexsn-
dria, and within 8 half mile of Burke's station.
and carried off some thirty mules and the wagon
master. Approaching toward the guard, how
ever, which was stronger than they calculated
upon, they wers net with a fire of musketYy.
under which they deemed it prudent TO retire.
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sIeEL AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, October 27,-rhis evening Maj
Cen Sigel addressed, in the city hall, in his ma
i've Dutch idiom, one Of the largest audiences
of Germans ever assembled in the city. His
speech ELECTED an immense amount Of entbusi-
ssm. Tonight he is entertained at = BANQUET
given by his German friends.
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COMMERCIAL.


New YORK, October 27.-GoId opsn,d At
I473, aud has been gradually declining though
out the day. A 1P. NJ, it was 1853. from
which it rallied to 1861, bat fell back shortly
afterwards TO I45A, and closed at 1453.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The latest EuropesR news, dstsd to the 18th.
by the Canada off Cape Race, is published ia
tho Herald Of Wednesday.
Henry Ward Beecher had addressed a lsrge
audience in Liverpool, in support of the ADO
litionist view Of the war. He was vioisutlv in
teuupted by Confederate agents and Confede-
rate sympafhizsrs, but carried out his peint of
making himself heard. Beechsr recommended
an alliance between. England and the United
States, to enable both countries 20 withstand
the shock which may ensus 'front.' the threatening
complications which, in bis opinion exist.
Col Lamar, Of the Confederate army, dely.
cred q speech ct an agricultural banquet in Eng
.aad In favor Of the Davis Conle1ersey.
&r Bereslord Hope, Il. p, msds a speech re-
lt-raling his extreme upiGions 10 Aver of the
Davis Coniederscy
@r. Rouudell Palmsr. Attorney-qeRera Of
England, stated in 8 spsech that Great Britain
could not recognizes the Confederate States until
hey had achieved their Independence Their
as belligerenis must be respectful. bnt !
Britain could DO nothing more Is present.