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Daily national Republican., 1863-12-05
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N F f l c l A L.
HEADo'Rs AMY AND DIST. OF N. CARoLINA,(
NEwDERE, N. c., November II, 1853.
General 0rdsrs, No. %:
The new work on the left bank OF the Neuse
river opposite the city Of Newbern, will be desis.
mated a. Fort Chase, after the Honorable secre-
tary OF the Treasury.
BY command Of Major General Peck;
BENZ. D. FOSTER,
des-it Assistant Adjutant General.
DROPOSALS FOR CORN.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the
10Th inst At 10 o'clock M. for furnishing the Sub
sistence Department with Ave thousand bushels
OF Corn on the cob, to be delivered at Washington
or GEORGETOWN, D. C., within twenty days after
opening the bids, one.ifth to be delivered within
The oath OF allegiance must accompany each bid.
Government the right to reject any bid for
any cause.
Proposals to he addressed to the undersigned, at
22s G street, endorsed Proposals for cornn
8, c. GREENE,
Captain and G. Y.
Warrington, D. c., Dec. 4, 1851 de6-td
DROPOSALS FOR CORN.
sEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved until the
18th instant, at 10 o'clock NJ, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with FIVE THOUSAND
4, Q n - 90 hsa a.ll, I'D
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-05

COLLISION ON THE RIVIERA colllslon oc-
.r,red on the river, off Mount Vernon, on Thurs.
day evening, between the United State. steamer
s,s,aou. and the brig Alice Lee, Of Wilmington,
lei. AZ the former was proceeding down with
another United states vessel In tow. The Alice
co was loaded with lumber, snd struck the wheel.
house OF the sassacus, shattering It - well As 'he
wheel. Four men were knocked overheard from
the sassscus, and two Of them drowned. The
other two were rescued by the brig, which was not
very materially injured The sassscus returned
TO the navy yard for repairs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-05
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de6-ist
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-14
VOL XIV. NO 1873

i9hf ias,ed shout ttiriy minutas. ard in lhas
afae Aosby'9 men kilei iitsan Of ths Ysuzses
Wtruuded a. many more. took twelve Drs 1neTs
ane o1e Hundre1 1o--eg-all Cur men c51.d sal
aaay and manage. their nunlbsr being go sun FL
TIE Yankee captain and four sergssnts ws.a
killed, and The tour rsmAiuing serFesu,s were
tai-su uFieuaerE H0sbV's 0r5 va ugiVrfs
Charles Shrivsr, ~ Frederick. Ma killed
LAu,ensni Smiia, H1risLiy v8audad, su1 pTi-
Taiss COi5uTu snd Sanon, sfgbt.y Wounded.
After the hght was over AaI1r 40sbT called
oct 90 Surgeon Dunn, gt bis command AMI rode
eff abcui tx0 huufrsd yerls- uheIa hs dis
mounted, laid uDon the grass ard surgeon Dam
s1amined bis wounds and spp.isd bsE5sTa1 ami
medicinal applications ImmediateIY af-sr ail-
mounting, Msi1r M15by's horse fell down ald
died on the spot. fron wounds he bad shargt
with his daring rider IN BE fFE- surgeon
Dunn disn0untrd a1d gave Up bis seed % ihs
WOUNDED Haj1r Hs was conveyed rom thence
n tis -afhers Aor1s iu Amherst, qtTs D. row -
Tie fauEess iearniBg Tire rou-s Mosby hs5
tsio,u- sent two bdgad=s Of i1taHtrF end one cE
csvElry 70 sut sf and ea1iurs him, and siso
sent one regiment after Lieut. Turner, Fho hsft
Started o4 toward lhs uoantsius Win ihs prs
cnats sad horses Us is vel known shat both
escpsi
TIE following iiltis incident is rslassd es
having taken place after the surrender e. lha
Yankees The Yankee cspisi1 surrendered ,o
DR.. Jones. hus immediately after drew his rs
v5ivsr and fraj every barrel Of Be- 81 him jones
hss emptisd bis revolver. but n3E -o be ouid1ra
IN compliment, threw his pistol 40 th= canislB,
Fha threw his i1 Tsl1rB, sDd 1o.h went 81 ii
ia HssEsa aud Ssysrs- Some OF ths men leou-
mg Ep, tie captain was aAos dead ior tia
frAaaffsF-v
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ytssby's Laat assid 10 which Ese vac
Eoundca

From ne kelf1ou4 ~ E2z1 l-fl
On tHs s-auty- 6-sh Of Aug1It, Major M0sbY
t1ck twenty-five n "a. suf retaining ten under
bis lmuseitata e1mmsld, gave the command Of
fifteen On L.sutauaUs Turnef HIS scouts had
informed ina that taer3 was game Ia lhs ueiyh-
bOrho1d, sui FOR shfss dsYs the men Isy Co ths
pines Wsiehirg fGf it % eouss within tha5r tolls
o. the tIsnsy.hfth, when nigh Goodwin store.
SIX miles fr5u A,sxsudfa, drove of horses
about two hundred In number, was deserted
coming up the road from the direction CT Alsxau-
drig A guard Of seventy tive cavalry acconDa-
nisi tls dfov9, wi=b 6f.ssn meu mounted and
isaiing Major M0s5y quickly disposed Of bis
esmmsu1, seudiGg Lisu.euans Tanner TO rhe
rant, sui himself Masking 2 dst0ur and get
hing IN their rear "a ss5y, with bis usual dash
sld impstuosily, attacked iiEis TOO soon be-
fore Turner could zas in their 'front.'. Wilh his
hsu7ful Of ten ueo, be drove the Yankees back
Two hr-dred ysris, when halt Ci the Yankees
Fdisn8unssd aud took % she tavern aud outbuiid-
irzs, from which secure cover they opened Ere
on alssby aud his uncovered mea. While charg-
ing uD0n tho house, G1sby was struck in the
side. lhs bsIi iud.e.ing lash wound. He e1a-
inusd 70 e Fhi ou7 and was again wounded this
ina ib The thigh, but he stu retained his ssat i1
i the saddle.
I Msanwhils, Lisu,snans Turner had attacked
sui charged the enemy. BE cane. .do-rn with d
/ voilsv sHd yell The horses were stamDsd8j
/ ans the sand beng very dsep ia ths rosf, sueh
q duss was psrhsps never kicksd up before
/ Easui and tgs Fars hardly ds.ing nguishable
/ As soou a. the Yankees saw hi8 co ming they
. d.smoHussd and iognej brsasswork Of skai
h1Ts-s, lashug t1eu i1eo.har By the bsidh
aiis Lieutenant Turusr essrgsd, arms
right ard left nd eaftiog and siashng
sfec.sd a juucti0o with Masby on ID.
other sids The Yankees, al Who had not gal
y lopsJ Cd, OF eai down, then surrendered, Ihl
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/ Gen. Etsse's army, OF tba % Of August, drove
/ tbe enemy, seven tkQHsaad strong, across Bsyou
/ Mstssrio bridge, killing and Woundlug about one
huud-zd and capturing two hunjTss. Oar loss
: was thi-ty, The rebels burned the bndge after
Gen. Steele vas at Duvsrs bluff On the 3lst
ulL
FROM GENERAL MEADE's ARMY
Relative to movements in Sen. Meade's de-
par.msut, h5 Herald says
Eb3 Intelligence fI0u iha army OF General
bead Is u5l indicative of any inmsdi',e move
ment Information cones from deserlers that
Gen Lees srmyds scsttsred ever wide eIient
of e1eutry'- from the Blue ridge 10 the ksPpa-
aauuoek Bewaan this and the R7pidan river
oIly 8 tsE Piskels are pasted. Il is pretty well
asesrtsiued Jhst no important force Of Lees
army hiss crossed the Rsppahsunock.
THE WAR ~ TENNESSEE
Special Dsspstoh TO the Cincinnati CommerciaLl
BRIDGEPoRT, Ala. Sept 3-AH quiet today
IN 'front.' Forty CT Gfly dassrters end refugees
coIas ia daily since the army has creased the
river.
The divisions remaining on tie north side Of
the river are contracting their lines, and can
cr0ss az snort notice.
The bridge at Bridgeport was rapairsd by
noon today, and trains have been crossing
since Country south Of the river very rough
ard roads bad.
Reconnaissance are ssnt cut daily to near
Lockout Mountain. The rebel force still occu-
pies sLoHg position.
The dsser;eTs sril think that We shall have
no Ggh. st Chattanooga
Important nows from this srny may be sx-
pec.ed.
THE LAWRENCE TRAGEDY.
ST. LOUIS, September Give gentlemen,
composing The reliet eomnittes Of Lawrenee,
make lie statement that tho dispatch recently
sent from Kansas City TO the associated press,
asserting that q large amount Of goods and
money and a number of horses taken by Qaan-
tTel, had been returned, Is unfouuds3 OF tee
horses stolen only three hsve been returned, and
the value Of the MERCHANDISE recovered viii not
exceed one hundred iollsrs
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

f1-HF u,saert owner having bu1inesE demardnE h-l
yrhtie aLd personal attention hzs cenciea-a 70 ssL
". ~ NV a will be found ia 9 ne pisea
80 ,.l-. zI can accommodate ak tAIaihet IN o. q
- bui'd'nsT Tbe giace q 10 well known that de
scriptiun b. neeosd 49, .-..l
f lsnd beioneing 81 ths place, cpalie Of rtlstLg ~
fb.t NAV he sauisd Sew uegg0 lsr,ers ioF Aiy ne
grosh also q large new bera -.
~ r,-fcrs We leg 70 purchase car come AID LOOK e
,5e -foertg OF address the Gneefsigned % hto"Ah
- WEL u. QULNBT CT
80 r a w MCCONNELL.
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Of TIE lhing. the doctrine Of construction is inca
ps6.s ct auy appicsii1a % t5e casa QEi (aeit
PEI aiilgH, faett per s., is q marin IF me isv
bat {. hes no paTuce1cY O. tEs question He
who furnishes a substitute does uot serve
hyo7Rb BIS substi.ate The lst,sr, on the con
.rssy, serves IN bis pirce is mustered into ser
yire and discharges a. the caiecs Of soldier
ss an indspsHdsHt. distinct person, sHd not as
the representative. OF sgsnt Of another There
can bs 20 sagh thing ss doing military duty
Though su agent The nature Of the service
and tho conslsncy, f9-titgds. and heroic quail
gee, which 70 requires ore sgch 81 20 exclude the
'd-s Of any representation By sn agent IN the
-rmT. Lfe principal IS always entitled 10 the
ag7-ft earnings u the business Of the agency;
s-d, Therefore H ELe zu1s-ituts were bas au
agent, 3 be prIucipsl saoa'l receive tsa pecui-
zTy compression. and tire higher rewards Of
homer, anil fame, and gra-i-ula, which await
the fsi-HtUi -rf gallant soldier, snd stimulate
bi7 ~ e1tibf.cus Of vaiur.
These reasons, IVA Ehink. justify the eonolu-
sion which We sru-uacsi 80 t5a 0utsst, and
which we attended ag tha result Of a consul
,a51n, in which al the judges Of the ecugt
ps-iclpEts1
Tas petition must be oFeuu,s7, sn1 the
petitioner must pay the cost Of the proceeding.
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EETE have purchased the entire iuisres ol p y /"
w HUrgBHsUN ia tbe drm II 3. ~ Pa Ns q 49, ~
AID have sa-oci-ted @ ". kstahAs saf l.L-1'' .
has retired from Eaid nrmL -,
The Auction and CCmmiEsOu business VII, - lel e =
tofrre be Coudue.ed ruder lhe maze and stTe OF H.
NJ Parks a. CO. ai 0Lf i've well AnoWu houssA %
VI hitsiz street
Iualkf.l Tor past isvurs we b. p, by ose eFpiieA
tiou 10 ulsuasl and eou..t ateltou 20 De interests
OF our p.tr0ns % merit not only cont uusE e out Ah
increased slsls Il Sic bsr patronage hers,ofaIs be-
lived IL. 81. FAEks,
d BRA MULLER
I'm ENIGHFs
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Frou the Biblical R=cordsr.i
One Of the duties Of ths bour iucunasul upon
every Christian patriot, IS 20 hsFs faith for bis
country The pres-n5 erss is u5s
unliEs these Whieh sTezy individual who hss
achisved HuUsual success in e has Rad 90 rsss
through There have been periods ia the his-
tory Of most II Us, when aii Cu plans ha78
failed, snd inevitable ruin seemed 20 stare us
in tha taes. TIE m8si careful scrutiny coald
not discover q rAy % lehs auid The slr-11nd
ing z.0Cmi In pressing s1rWard Wi-a lsith in
the Ultimate blsssi0g o, Gel or cur lab0u
we have sseu the clouds roIsd away. ard sts
road 70 Eneeess and PressPsri-7 clear a1i 7Psn
before rs.
Nor is the Discipline Of nations ns.srslir
different No 0ss Of thsn, vh.ch occupies
prominent part in the annals OF the pass, or e1-
CrJs controlling iUhuenee in the stinfu 'srauls
Of tha present, has escaped - SEASONS of
crushing defeat and apparently i-Te-r5sVable dis
astsr. The Isrsahtes Of Old Gcd's chossn p8l-
pie, were often reduced s0 8Frsat. ss sfraishi7-
To siI human Appearance tlcy were Fopeies1lV
ruined. Bat deliversEee cane st tie Eiels
time. Greece Struggled up ,o greatness ard
empire through reTerse1 Ellc1 were Tag El1r1
uuusr0us aud serious than any Ts have sus-
tainsd Rome, ones she pE11d mistress 1E fhs
world % great her power. sotsTTib her iamaflas
q man C1ald claim 10 higher hoaof for hins &
rhzn 20 say, I sm R0uan citizen" reRest-
sdlY saw her territory ovsuun and he aDerv
tbEndsring st her vsry gsteg Gz.iaui htla
SEiizsEland is a living denomination Of what q /.
people detsrminsd b be free can accomplish
sgAinst the Ersa-ass odds. Spain Was as ere.
fims 0verrun by the haughty aud terrible i1-
gj0n5 OF Blusparo The ulst Important pCr-
lions Of Der leTri51Fy were in tie possession of
bis asrsha.s, end she vas without g i-aaEuTY az
an army. Yet Spain is free tc-dsv.
These aud 8 thousand o-h5r iustsBcss stand
cut ike brifht stars 10 ths twilight 0s The ps..
&C. cheer and encourage Es.
single vietsry or our part, disccri auenz
our enemies. i7TeFu aid. or any cf mu,ituds
q causes nay b. brought iBt5-oPer4a5n SD
change the whole aspscs Of sf1irs- les us
fhsu, be cheerful and h3peful Ter ihs tatu-e.
Lss as turn a deaf ear 10 c-olke-s ard towards,
aud facing the dangers which threaten us. have
q dm and a5iding faith in Col l1t oaig ior
nnr.a-reE - s-ar ~ ON .rrr---
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-14

The United Sta.ss C9usul a. frsnkf,-s b,4
disDlaYsd ths Mexican dsE.
The EmoPs, Of that CITY, explains tbst E
was in pursuancs q an aIrsnzansnt 3 = v-bi..f
in csse Of she overthrow OF republican grtaor-
ity IN MeEico, President Lucoln woufi si54
Mexico ia Be- Represented III foreign eountri--
/ by agents Ct the Washington Gorsrnmaut
The EaT0Be refers 10 iha i4el ihal, h March
Issa Secretary Seward dse.a-ed Us. Plss.5sas
Lincoln aHd his Cabinet E0uld usFar tolsfafs &
m0HarChical government in HsLico, aud it an-
/ hCipatss an Immediate wsr 81 taa Emperor cf
Francs does not cenfns hiusat TO tle demand
lsr indemnity, sad Leave Mexico a republic
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TRAGiC AFFAm.-Ths Lynehburg E-m
can is informed that csEiain members r s4nis
ly, in Bedford count7, haT8 evsdsd las eeus--.nt
aes sud Ihs- 8 portion Of Che provost - s.
from Liberty we're sent out e arrest i'is-u Fhsr
were f0Gnd snseouce1 at the house Of : fs,-iir
namsd Willis, aud lady q shs family uss -
gHEsd 70 Be married % oua Of lhs parties. Ts
guard broke 0psu she door OF tbs hUuss an5 sn-
tsTod, just e. the monsBs q pilsf was fred 5it
IS said By the yoaug lady), lla ball entered .ds.
eye Of tie gaard and passed ont Of ths back
part Of the head, and second shot struck him
IN the forehsad. killing him instantly The
guard then retired We have nos heard HHstasr
any azrests have been mai5 or nos
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News frorn lhs Islauas.

Oar batteries or James and Sullivan islsnds
srd Fort M5ul,ris maintsined a steady and well
directed 6rs upo1 the enemy's positions on Nor
ris islaui Our shsIls from Battery Simpk rs
created ssme stir gu3 confusion among the ems
my a. Battery Gregg Yesterday.
A dispatch from Li=us Cot. Jos. A. Yates,
commanding artillery On james island says
" AT t-a minutes past eleven O'Clock, A n, 3
shsl. fred from Battery SmpkinS exploded a
magazine or caisseH st Battery Gregg, creating
great confusion suoug the enemy Immediate
" alter number Of shells were seen to explode
near the same place"
The enemy tired e few shells yesterday from
GadosTry Hlli toward Fort johnson and az our
other batteries on James island, doing no
damage.
A rumor was i'm circulation that the enemy
during Thursday night, had mounted three
guns upoa Battery Gregg two pointing
/ 10 Sdliyan's island and one toward the city.
We could lssru nothing dehuite, however, and
FezGrd Is a. doubdu
Theirs Is no psrcspfibls change in The position
/ Of the f5et. A steamer was observed ysster.
/ day alongside of the Ironsidss, and a number
/ of men on platform seemingly engaged 81
/ work upon the bow Of the Itoasiies. Bat fvs
u9ui'ors were observed at the usual anchorage
/ Charleston Courier i2th.
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~ C. EUnas COMMISSION MERCHANT and
k dealer in ell Liad1 ui country .ruduoei LEs rs-
ToveG siuce kis late store 10 The Aorcrszs budipg
- brrBedI 90 he store lately occupied by kpily
. Nood Cruckery merchants, n bitslal street, I've
forrs trus Is aylil srdgaIs store where be vii b
hrpy o 81 serve Hii ~ s freuls and ceztoIlsrE
FR efEE-A large and well assorted stock Of
Sie-A'y S-.y T q SnrWS
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The t5lo~iHg IS the conclusion Of speeca
msle bg ,be Democratic csrdifals for iisatsn-
sut-Tovsruor Of Ohio, Hon. Geo p Purf, at
s., Mays, Ohio. on ibe I5.h Of AaEuss
But what was Er Vsuiudigbzm seized fosf
Hs was 5l.zsi in tic dead hour @. l15 night by
fGrcs Of arus. By fraud, by shameless, eoHudly
fraud; was wr8sisd nom bis taHl7 =. sni aevau
for rsiuEs for his life ard E5er5g Under Che 9ag
1f q foreign nati8a Bll We iutaui 10 bring lLT.
Vadsn5iEhau back we asked 1Ir. L5ucaia .8
give him back as a private citizen q BE- bad
done so, I would not have accepted Fouf n11i-
nation Tor hsU.eua1e-g0g gsfUlr. j DO not want
gha Cfies or any cttcrs buE when be- rsir8sf
determined, come what migEt % ue sn1
nine Of properly, personal risk, or anything
e'ss, I wGud cal upon the people 90 tnrE
hfm bacz as governor 7f the 5sars We
viii bring bim back I know yen 81
bring him back. 1 know y5u VIII elect bm
and, IS % she rest, viii see 90 it thss h3 e IL
sugurstsd. LCbssrs II nscssss-y, s8 wiz
! take . band II David Tod, c7u tsrpsrt of
Liue5lu fer Prssi1eut-m1uutabanE borh-ic
David Tod can eaE gut every s6.s-501isd El1i
in fhigly. .tw0 c7uUtts5, with tu cHps end
blankets and on foot % chase Morgan ou
l horseback, with nothing to arm and feed then.
I Il he can do thss, I don't think Z would bavs
/ any dimcUlty ia ealing ont $1,000 or 100 600
I sta. sart alie-b8i.si men. lalig armed sr1
equipped frscme1 Of Odi1. % recsivs their
{ Governor elect It the Canals lins snd eseors
him 70 the State house. and see that BE taxes
the oath Of Office Great cheering Aai
would not be Ike Tod, issuing two proelsma-
tons q day about Is. I would issue one pr1Cla-
maticn, and then would g mgssl
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lrressble. sisboueh dashed with isaveu Of his
wsii-kucwa egotsm. Hsis about five feet oight
or uine inches higs, sud presents anything but
.ho 'CTuls5l5 sppsaraacs his reputation would
have ore 70 eKpsc1 Pressing his visitors to oaA
on him frequently, the psrty-of whom Our re-
potter formed ope-fa0k 'hsir leave.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-14

MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRAriC CsNVEN-
TIOS.-IGe Massachusetts Safe DsmeeTasic
convention Hst at Worce5ter on the Il Instant
Henry W PsyEe was unanimously uomlna-
ted for governor, snd Thos +. Plunkett, Of
Pittshsld, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The resolutions thas were passed declare
strongly for Sis.e rights, oppose the prosecution
Of the sar tor purposes Of su3jugstioR or emsn-
ciPs.i0n, and the 1,eusi0u OF marusi lsW owe,
States nJtiu rebellion They declare the war
wss the result Ct secession a. she South aOd sb-
Oi7ion e. the NoIth; sad tho Dsm0eratic party
would put down the one with ths sW0rd and the
other By ths J4lo5-b1I. They pronounced the
ccuscrjpaOn set uuwis5 sud needless, harsh, op-
pressiv5 and unequal In its operation, and
aalmly applaud HOIsuo Seymour Tor the stand
ne has taken. The announcement OF his name
was received with applause.
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.FHOe. K. FISEER & co.
rAMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. = Peachtree st, Atlanta, Ga
-nRRsONAL aitsnflon given 20 ths purchase snd
- ID al kinds OF HERCEABDl1h, and thei D.
s,e-rirnsnt Of money IN coil1n % RsAl Estste.
iyz2R A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-14

ANOTHER LErTEE FRoM LsC0LE.-Its.
following is 8 letter from o.j Abe to GsnsflI
Grant:
EXECUTIVE MkSaOS Washington. JaiY ls.
To llaiarGsusral Grznts
HY DEAE GEEERAL; I 90 not Remember
shat y0u and 1 ever met personally. I write .hs
nov IS q ErsiafEl scknoWlaig gnsnt for The a.
most inesiimahl8 servica yea done the c1uutsl.
I Wish % say word further When you ent
reached the vicinity Of YicIIsourE ( fhcushs
you sbOud % what yea 6naly dil-uzeh .ia
troops scFuss the neek, run the 5si-sri-= si,h
the transports and shus 20 bslo~; ami r.1se.
had any iaith. except geceral hope t5a vrn
knew bettsr than ]. that tta Taz0o P1ss ezazli-
li'o sud ihs Ike e1Ul3 sueeeed. Wien ral cos
5-loW and took Port Gibson. GnEd Cali. sai
vicinity, thought you should 20 d0FH ihe RIVER
aud j5in Gen. Bauksi end vhe1 yeu iurnel
n0r.hward east Of she B BaeE 4 lssrai +.
Was e mistake ] row wish t1 make rersa7.ai
acknowledgement that you were rigat ard I Vas
/ wong. fours, very l'aly,
A. LlCglE
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sf 0ar- -Bhysiesl forcas, wo will drive orr whole
resources OF resistance, u1ul the mildef de-
nsnds Of Christianity shall csntEol thsiT con-
sciaues
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-14

JACKSoN-We have just returned from =
vislt 20 this much sbused city and were p-eAsed
TO I'D it' people surviving the iunumeFaoie
ISLANDERS which have been cIcaistst coneefnipg
them. Notwithstanding the general ruin which
surrounds them, they sre cheertai ana hGpeiui
and dIm. The enemy found them, sud iet5
thcn as uncompfomjsing snd defiant as might
well be expected from the cilizsns Of she capital
o. Mississippi All the reports about "depuI@-
la,ssb0ods winch have done gress Injustice to
as h3spiEsbls and pstTioge community IS there
( is ia tno ConisdeFacy. Tae only union meet.
! ling" ac nave beard Of ~ having. been heid
there, was s-uui0n prayer meeing-the prime
object Of gblch 10 petition the God OF nations
/ iOl sos SUCCESS Of out glOSi0as eause.-4dsssts'
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-14
GBe 8tenrpBis 8ppeaI,
PUuI.IsHED
TerEgls ID AdYertIsfng.

Al sdvsr ismeats WI De charged two dollars per
square fsr The first insertion and dosr and ffty
ssns for each zubsequsnt insertion
Loosl not oef WI Be charged the rate Of 6fty sH
Ter line.
Obituary notices chsrgsd at the rats Of twenty-five
ss psr Iae an5 all other srelss not OF general public
interest a. cher advertisements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-14
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STOP THE RUNAWAY

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p int -rsu zs be Fas lEsi day pur lEs-d iron James
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