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Of Sherman's corps ~ith . wagon train sill
in the rear near New Auburn while Me-
Arthur with one brigade of his division of
AcPherson's corps was moved toward Kay
mond on the Utica road. II Was not the in
tention to move these forces any nearer
Jackson, but to have them 10 q position
where they would be in supporting dis'1nce
ii tse resistance at Jackson should prove
more obstinate than there seemed resson to
eXpect.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-28

HEADauARrERs Dept. Of the Tennessee, /
vicksburg. Miss July o. !
Colonel have the honor to submit the
following repor, Of the operations Of the
Army of the Tennessee and cooperating
forces, from the date of my assuming the
immediate command Of the expedition
against vicksburg. Mississippi. to the re-
duction Of that place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-14
TO RENT.

4hsssRs THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS for
iii aea rent, on reasonable terms the building
IAl ItlalAl on Main street, (nearly opposite the St'
Charles HOteD known as the
"DIANA" SALOON.
1t is one of the best business locations In Wea-
vervile. Apply to JAMES EDGECOMBE.
Weaverville, Jan, 80, 1868 3lL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-14
8irths.

AT Mort Fork, Feb. Oath, Mrs. Herman Schlo
mer, of DAUGHTER.
In Weaverville, March I'd, the wife of Horatio
Chandler, of DAUGHTER
At North Fork, March 9th, the wife of D. Sny-
der, of a son.
Near Weavervile, March 10th, the wife of Ira
cy Scofeld, of son.
In Weaverville, March 1lth, the wife of VIM.
Todd, of a SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-14
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
AGENTS

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CO Francisco --neiry opposite Magure's Opera House -
q be only authorized Agent for this paper IN that city
a. James b Wells, Esq, is authorized to transact any
md all business pertaining To this Office at Trinity Center
MIR John Warren Mailman, is authorized to receive
scrpt ions and advertisements his route and Hum
hoit Raw printed receipts will be sent his return
Tin to all persons forwarding money to this Office
No attention will be paid to communications sent for
cation the JOURNAL, unless accompanied the real
name of the auhornot for publication, but guard US
against imposition.
County Warrants and "Greenbacks''
Taken at their ruling value in payment for subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-14

A little smile and It's all rlghi u
Leo Schumacher-on door above the Saint
Charles Hotel-makes em, cheap.
SAINT PATRICK's DAY.-Next Tuesday is the
anniversary of Irelands Patron Saint. The Irish
men of Trinity county will celebrate the day by
procession and oration; ball in the evening.
THE Big Cow.-The 1900 pound bovine is an
nounced for to-day, tomorrow, and Sunday
Every body should go and see her. as this Will
be the last opportunity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-14
COURT TERMS IN TRINITY,

nisfrirf Comrt--fIon. VIM. P. Daingerfed, Judge; NJ
+ Griffin clerk Second Monday in April, August and De
c.mber
County Co"rt--Tion; J, Curtis, Judge NJ: F Griffin,
clerk First Monday in January March May July, Septem
ber and November
Eonrf of Sessions-TIon L. J. Curtis Judge NJ F. Grif
I'm clerk Second Monday in February, May August and
November.
Probate Comrt--TIon. E j. Curtis, Judge NJ F Griffin,
clerk. Fourth Monday in each month.
Roard of SnperpisOrs--John McCammon, chairman :;
VIM Quine, Henry Martin First Monday In February
MAY August and November
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17


A gentleman from Northern Texas, says the
Noble Regisssy, has Just isfs with us the annexed
resolution from a series Of resolutions recently
adopted By the ChoctaR CoHncil. We publish
II with much pleasure, as ne people have shsEn
more devotion 70 the southsrH causs than The
ChoctsWs,
IT seems, from bis statement, hat runners
were sasss to the effect thst som Jew Of that
pssplsw were talking about the prsPhssy Of the
Nation assuming tbe position Of neutrality dur
ing ths present var. The esRmissionsr Of In
dian Affairs, Col s 8. Scott, hearing the report,
proceeded at q c to Armstrong Academy, the
capitol Of the country, where the Coureil was
At the time in session, and made them q speech
If any dissatisfaction really existed in the Ma
ton, it was sudrsly rezoved BY bis statements
70 them. In regard to the matter Of neutrality,
the resolution il question, which had been
passed previous to the arrival Of the esm
missioner, shows that even illusions TO such 9
subiss. By enc Of the Nation are d~enOuncss By
he Council as treitorous;
Be II rssolvaa. bg The General CoaRsd q a'
| CLsetq,g Natoa, assembled, That any person
| Spsskiug sentiments Of e character tending u aAy
wise 10 DESTROY the eauftsncs Of the ChoctaW
/ oe-pIe m the ability Of the Confederate STATES
10 sust in themselves in he present. suufg.e
/ and advising tie people Of this Nation to TAX
any steps tending IN any manner 20 induce tas
people to occupy = position ct neutrality, o.
withdraw thsir united support tFou the Ger,
federats States, shall be deemed and considered
an enemy 10 this nation Of people and a traiisl
to bis esmmon country and interest, and deserV'
ing The death Of 3 traitor, sc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17
Horses In rse arz-CrImlaaI Neglect.
up " AZ i. one Of his leftnr. f,nn u.

Horses in sae Rr=LCrImlaaI Neglect.
"P. ". A." in one Of his letters fron tke
amy Of Tennessee, says:
The loss Of hsrses in the AMY Since the battle
eff Chickaaaugs has already bean very heavy.
owing to the wsnt Of forage sBd The cTiminsl
HeRiset Of Q-gaT.srmsstafs, tsanstsTs and artillery
driysIs. In some instances, they haYelad 10 =
ron enc to four days without a eTain Of corn OF
= blade Of fodder, aud no ineoosideraAls nuulber
have persisted fer want Of something tOeat. It
Bss net 50 be expected, under the -eifcaBstsn-
ess, that full Tsrions would be serVsd cat 20
thsn, but that more essd have been done than
has bssR done, VIII hardly be 6ispatsd.
ETAs seRdiiioa OF ths roads from The army t0
OhickanGugs station, the want Of proper bridges
ever Chickanaaga river, tAe thouEhtless dessrus-
ton, by ear people, Of the rsilasy bridges, the
washing away Of the frsl structures ~ which
a shslt-sightsd policy replaced them, and the
want Of toTetheaght sHd energy in the quarter
mastery department, ave all contribute to
produce too state OF things hsrs siladed 20 and
which I now make pRbHe With a view alone to
is correction.
Il is proper 20 add that somssf the mere prov
idsnt qRSrsermasteB and artillery officers, ap-
prssising the services OF these dun5 bat faith
fal ss-6srksrs il our war Of Independence, have
begun 10 arsst sheltsrg, Rad have done al they
eoald to oVsrsoms the difficulties Of procuring
forage for their teams. EKeeratiag, as all Ia
maHs mizds must de, ths HYoseA Whs either
abEsss Or nsglsciS his kOIss. the modest srestuFs
zaxt 70 nan in he whole range OF animated ma
turs. it aFsrds as = corresponding pleasure whsc
We Sad a BsTasn Of AZ exactly opposite disposi-
lion. Bat more upon the sasjsOs Of tie horse On
some fatRse OccssioR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

From the Richmond sshtinsl.l
We r7e much obliged 10 Col. Smosi, Who has
inst run she blcckade from abroad, fer the Bsr-
nuds Mirror, Of tee 5ib inst and also for the
Adpsrtiser and Haa, If Cspotown, Ahica-of
dates Of the 18Th sHd 19hcf August. We re-
eoived these pspoTs through the hands Of Col
FrEhugh
The Mirror Is mostly filed with advertise
meufs. The selected Ar els5 show the partial
ries Of the MirYor to be entirely with the Com
fsdcTates. An editorial copied, from tie Lon.
don Illustrated Hsss, begins BY saying that
Lincoln draws al bis uGTaiiiiss and authorities
from "Jcs Miller's Jssts" and ~ sop's fables"
which constitute biz choice reading. TIE Net1s
then suggests to his attention tks fable Of the
dog and Eho shadow, as one which, well 6nder-
stood, would show him The felly Of his attempt
st "ths tukjugatbOn Of = proud, sensitive, va
liant, determined people, who ask Boshing Of
him buf to be let alone"
The s'irT0r contains s report Of sbe opening
ct TIE court Of general assoc, in the tewn Of
Hsailten. l. willresd e~uuoUsly hers, 70 state
that The session wSs 0peRsd By q ssFmoH. from
Luke XII, I3, IA The Judge tben proceeded
to charge the jury In the usual style, urring il
to brisg offenders to 4" the eandign"
From toe Cape Town paper We copy q report
Of the opsrstigi 3 Of the Aiabzma from the eem-
meneemeLt Of her magnificent esrser--tbe facts
AEalE AAAEAonHA " - NAALCAna ElMgH W nEWA
not many opportunities Of hearing directly from
our heroes OF the desP, we must be- content ts
take tia stoTy Of thai GoiaRs from second bands.
Our readers will doubtless find il = pleasant on
tsrtainmsut Sammes has liz mp tho seas with
yankee h0locsusts 10 Coniederate liberty aud in.
Dependence.
The Cape Town paper contains, also, a long
correspondence between the Governor OF Cane
Colony and Walter GrahsD, u. S. Consul at
Cape TeWn. The latter was ondssvoIing 70 IN
duee the Governor to srder SeInmes to release
one Of the handsome prizes, the Sea Bride,
which be captured near Cape Town. The
ground Of this demand Was that The pnza crew
bad brought her, By mistake, within British wa
.ers, thereby f~orfeiting her. He also required
the Governor to seize the TEscaleOsa and de-
liver IL 20 bis possession.
The TusealOosa hsd been captured by the Al.
sbaua, AID stsrwsId ftted Rp as a msn-ofw war.
and was now cruising with the Alabama. era
hau1 eontendsd tRst she had never bssn con-
denHed as = prize, By any admiralty c5ur; aud
being thus e mare espsuTe, eopld not lawfully
DO brought into 8 British port. He accompanied
bis VARGAS demands with the usual RmEunt Of
blugter aud intimidaiioR Is to the consequences
Of declining compliance.
Ii appears, hoWevor, that he had 3 different
sort OF man 20 deal with, hem tho 80 called
Lord Russell The governer allowed bin to
talk Is long ss be pleased, and hen briefly IL
formed him thai The Sea Brids had not been for
feited IS a prize, and that he Lad received such
information from the naval commandments
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17
Fron lhs Trans-MississirPI.

The Brandcn RsyHbiean contains some inter
sstiag inislTeenee from the trsns-MssissfPpi,
which We subioini
Major z. II. Esell, Of Gen. Kirby Smiths
staff, arrived here on Friday night lasL direct
from Shreveport, and on bis way to Richmond
with dispatches fer ths Government BE in
forms us thEt Kirby Smith is at Shreveport
Taylor is between Oyei0usas and Washington,
ssd Price is near Little Rock. The number Of
msn belonging to their commands We consider
e0ntrabsRd, but they are amply sufficient 20
whip any force the enemy can bring against
them. They have plenty Of ammunition, shoes,
clothing, etc and everybody is in iRe pirits.
Red river, and in fact the whole county is
strongly fortified.
Il WAS rHmOTed, and generally believed, that
the Yankees had evacuated Little Rock, after
Blowing M the State house, peaitsntRry and
arsenal, and the f0res had al bssR ssRs 10 rein
force Rosecrans.
Tbs Yankee Gan. Blsans iasusd "a order
sometime siBes calling upsn abloysl citizens TO
aid the soldiers in esp5DTing The rebel QasntTell
and kis band OF outlaws, and OTdenug Qaan-
tell to be hung rs soon as captured, Qaausrsl
heard Of tbs sTdsr, and laid 4 trap for the cap
tire Of Bl0uaE, lie had bat 3 short time to
visit, VIXEN the Ysnk8s scSundrsl and hia staff
aud kody-gusrd stepped iRts tbs sHaro SGT Tor
them. One Ealatto boy is ell thst is now hy-
iug to tell the isle Of thsfr capture.
TIE French have five Thousand men a. 4ata-
neros. They ALLOW all kiBds Of munitions Of
war 70 enter rexas for tbs CGlfederAles.
Bs1ks was reported to Be marching against
Taylor, and = hght was expected.
Major Ezol tanks there il not exceeding
thirty Thousand YsDkee troops ia tAs transmits
sissiDpi Department
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

A Washington telegram 20 tbs Herald says:
The political eauldr0n is beginning ie boil
here. Parties and factions ere preparing FOR he
final struggle. It . a noticeahls fact that, smong
The HirsWorkeB already setively engaged,
Chase, IN tho CsbiRst, and Banks, in tbs fald.
a5e now tie eRiy Oep0EsBts Of The rs-sleehou OF
Mr.. Lincoln, Whs have preserved ths oEeaniEa-
isn which supported then in The Chicago cen
ventisn. They are IN fact De only presidsniial
candidates who appear Haw % have organised
parties 1t their backs. Ths Chase forces are
maTshalad ron the Northwest, and those Of
Banks coas from tie New Engllnd States. Tks
eoHtess Is being rapidly developed. Ths fears
Of HT. Lineola's sdyOeatss are tat be may be
slaughtered in the house Of his fisnds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17
From The rrenr.

The GArisste Confederate of yesterday ssvs
Psfssns from Dslien by this moning'u trs;r
tell rs that heavy fling was heard there All dav
yssssroAy' supposed 70 be an artillery duel bs.
tween eur forces on Lookout and the spewy m
Aoecasin bend Longstrsst and Wheeler lave
both crossed the river, but where we Iesv.
mends ard enemies 10 find out
We learn that the feelisg in a portion of the
srmy Of Teunessss, adverse to Ger. -
geBarstsd BY Misunderstanding, misTen~sssS
tasion and malice, is giving way to love and -.
m~irAtiOn, a. all the facts connected Witk n.
failure 10 complete the victory Of C~hieksmarvs
and reap all Of is legitimate fruits, becoua M.
ter knows.
MARIETTA, MoDdsy 4 p. M-Tbe viys-
were nos working to-day beyond Daltsb. bsnse
We are without our usual RdYicss from the Fen,
from our very attentive correspondent Sparta .
A nots.irom 3 friend on Lookout nonnts;n
written lsst night. reports a good deal Of 6r;5-
from Lockout point on Saturday evening". and
yesterday (~SuDday.) A rsport prevails here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

LEst ef UneIaluea FrsEEht Received az -
seUtbrrn EEFTeaa Company, NsFUmbsr
1a, 1883.
Jsha S.ephsDs, bxi Jshn Faith, bE 8 c Bar
nett, 2 bxs Tb0s Chapter, 2bxs and ] bdE d
Hughes, bx; Mrs 7 N Damn, tx Pdes Csnuslv.
bsl; r HEllsst, bx; J S Donnsl, bE Z " Csls.
sdle; u Ksnssdy, bdls; o G Tucker. 2b1s ard
3 tkri J Meyer, basket hrs B " Adams, bkl;
Ar Craven, bag J Cummings, Pike; Pool.
By f CoErsiton, II SKIS; VII HsndsTsou, mel:
" Florence, 3 BIS aud 2 b5si Q BTashsr, b1:
7 Gilbert, kG J Robinson, bdl; Z Bsrhsn, bx.
5 Morgan, b1l; Oh jones, bdl; z sbspson,
pkg; J Holloway, bE Haynes, bdh B Viii
ing, 3 b1s; J L Curtis, 2 trunks
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NIis.Issippl-Yolo - -

The teHth ballot in the Mississippi legislature
on Thursday last for Confederate senator, was
IS folloWs; Phelan 81, Watson SO, Anderson
IA, FeaihsTston 10, Brook 5, GhOsOn 7, Clark
5, MeRas l, Yandan 2.
The AississipYian Extra, Of Saturday lssA
SAYS;
The Legislature has consumed The best part
Of two days in a huit.ess effort to choose : o..
tederats senator. From tho last b~alatipo Il en-
pears that the race lies between Mr.. Pheihn. "
Wa'soE and hr. Andersen. The ioint Gomez
Ton was dissolved yesterday evening. sftsr fbs
27th ballot and the election will be postnone5
probably till next Saturday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17
ssneay fer ii sesreilT d PrsEI.len.

@&Mfay Ter Eao SCARCITY 81 EEoFAAaeus
An old gentlemen fr0a the country remarked
70 IS the other DAY that the psoDie about t0wn
might do 3 grsss deal toward rsmsdyizg ths
scarcity of Brovisiens in this community. OF
e1uTse we Wsrs slxieus ts kcoW new Ssidbs,
This scarcity Il owing to . lack Of labor.
Thas fact Is undesirable. Well, now, did yoU
ever observe he ngnbsr Of Idle Eegross sboaf
.ysur town, beth nsts and female They may
Be ssen pe~rsHbUlaing your streets al hours OF
the dsy. There scs crowds Of them idle, o.
doing such work as might be easily dispensed
with.
"Tbis labor is nst only lost, but thsy ss ssa-
suHirg tbs traits sf thu LABOR OF those Wig
work. What is the remedy, siTf Wky, hire
them oRt-hirs ths2 20 the farmers who sesd Is
ber-kirs them for vhssavsT sAsy win bsiHE-if
they only get their fsoi and clothing, il soltsy
to msko that than have thsn idle aad coBsuE-
ing what the families Of our brave soldiers are
needing"
We could net Esinsay what he ssia, and waTs
forced 10 admit tAst thi1 was no time to KEGS idle
negroes Consuming tHs assistance Of ihs lsBd.
We trust that the owners Of the idle psopp vill
take the hins. ssd hire thea cat ct 8Bcs-eoa-
yaTiiRg them into producers Instead OF eoasum-
ers, which viii add grassly 70 tbs general COED.
We suppose there arc fToa 800 70 1000 hsre who
ssRld very well be spared for . yeAr or two
Ahsas WstchaGA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17
Rombardmsas Of Esrs Sumter.

Nothinr aausaeI has eesurtua sInce our last
account % vary tao moa0toncus bOmoardment
Of Fert Sumter The sRsBy's firing has been
mostly from the msTsar BAKERY At CUn1isgs
point, and one1iAsd gan a. Gregg. Ehss long
since ceased to Do any more material injury 70
the fort, and snly AIDA 10 eur colleetsn OF shSts
and shells which they have bsen Sc Literally
furnishing US for future service
The folio Eing shows the number Of shots
Gre3 for three days Of last week up TO shutdown
Saturday: Number CT rihsd shots fred THar5-
day, one hundred and fory-four, Of which thir-
tv-four missed; number OF mortar shellss one
Lrpdrsd and Ehy-nine, Of which Gfty-nine
.n-sssd. The monitors only fred twice, striking
the fsrt beth times. Oae shot passed through
tie Asg. During Thursday night one hundred
aad eighty riaed shels wsre fired, Of which City
eaa missed: and two hundred aud eighty-twO
mortar shells, one hundred and ten Of which
missed.
Pnyats ". j. Haddin, company I 2Sth Ge0T-
gis. wss killed BY = fsgmens of 3 parFott shell
~bila on pest Thursday night, and pnvsss J A
CIinien, company K, I7th South Garcia. was
killed BY 3 msTlar shel, also Oh post Private
p Johnson. company G, 25th South Carolina
vo.untssrs. was wounded severely in she face
q. FTday seveity-iour riasd shsts wsrs fred,
nins Of which missed, and thres hundred aad
6ftesn mortar shslss Of which one hundred sad
twenty-eieht missed. during Friday nISbt tue
naWbsr Of TiAsd shots fred was enc hundred
sua fifteen, thirty-six ct which missed.
On Saturday only twenty-five ridsd skos
were threWH, Hins Of whieh iaiisd 20 ssnke, q
two kundred and twenty Eve norsar shells, Of
whieb pinety. SIX missed Private J X Pound
company X, 9th Georgia. was dsR--.ousiy
wuundsd il the thigh on Sstugss- ~ : faS.
ment Of smortsr shell PuvAle Crumpton, Of
tia 1st ssath Cara infantry, was killed At
Fort Mcgissto On kIidsy By 8 mortar shell Iom
C-aamius point battsry.-c0nrisT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17

~ Ger. Lsus Banker. whose infamozs
soHduet il tia valley Of Virgins, where he
commanded 3 divisisn Of Gsraaa eat-thEosss
aad robbsrs, shamsa even Li1eoln into rsnog-
ing him frsm has eemmsad aud musssTiPr him
ont Of service, y dead. It was stated as q fscs
by ons OF bis sEeers, thss Shsn FrsmOzt
command Of the valley, Bisnksr lad v-Rvs
horsss 10 his possession twas as practice to
pay his brieands I've de .s-s per head fer all
coed hsrses they VOC slsal from he farmers
aud tara oVe- - him. Frsmont took the horses
rom S.-nker-bHt he did not return them to
r1s OF Rers-Riekm0ad Ssa;inel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17
Frsn CsFfaIh, EHEsafssiPPi-CsI. aPeEceF's
EIPedigisE DREBsesssfsis

EWET G0EnuNHs AEHahaGnNAA-LGAa EREHEfESa
EIPedistsH UnEBsesssfsl.
Special 70 the Chicago TimsLl
CORIyTH, October % Via CAIRO, Oct. 81 -
Col. SpeuoeT's expedition ints Alabama, which
LETT this place en- the 18Th, turned back on the
24,h, or account Of high water nom heavy Tsjus
y The nsuntsins. Il penetrated 70 within ten
miles Of Jasper, over one hundred and city miles
from Corinth, sad returned to this place ysstsr-
day. The Whels cavalry fores Of Tuseumbis
valley was concentrating to cut him Of while
ondssvsTiug to press his command, which was
about six huadrsd stT0Rg, between them. Col
Spencer, On the afternoon Of The 26th, eacoua-
tered force Of frem TIVE to three thousand rebels,
uEdsT Gen. Ferguson, in the southeast eaTzsr Of
TshomiRgo county, Mississippi, and was qsiis
rozEhly handled.
Col. Spencer formed successfully three lines
Of battle, as one position after another WIS eus.
hsnked, and his left becoming mseb dissTdeEsd
snd alHasst surrounded, he led it Of int the
woods Here ihe rsbslE were held in check IN
Ill niEhtiall, when they sreks up into small
sgusds-the men, being eli intimately SC
qaainted with the couutzy, eeming eat the best
way thsy could They ave net oil arrived here
yet, but it is believed that net over City viii be
eaptasd.
Captains Chandler, Of Polo, and sleinburg. Of
Joliet, Il, were killed; also, Lent Perry, OF
~ hy D"Ns5
o. Ottows, was mOTtaily wounded. AbOub ten
pivates were killed, as far as heard from. Soma
twenty ct our wounded, who were UBable &c
keep the saddle, were lett upoa the 6eld. Double
tkst msEy, wacse wounds were slight, were
brought alsRg, and 8 uunbsr carried some dis
tszcs ard left with friends.
The rebel loss YVES more severe than car own,
as they rashsd in large numbers upsn our men,
Who we're under cover, IN visw Of the largely
sussrioT fsTes Of the enemy and the position Of
their lire, which wss nearly q horse shoe.
Col. Spencer wss foTtsra.s ID saving his en-
Ire oommssd from captare. A regiment Of
Northern EeR, -unacqusinted vita the eonRtry,
Weuld have besa captured entire.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REwARB
STOP TME RUNAWAY!

ANAEAY fram fhs Hnda Egnsa. II Dalbury,
II Wis gsBa y. ny y Y, CGAELES, tWastY-tWe
= -afs Cd, copper csi1r, thifk iES rsthsr . pesaAag
csuassaa1ea. ave net tea or ave L1eaes Bra, and
Tsichs sasas enc hEndrss ard sixty pounds TEs zzG
asy rszaray "a tha SUB o. s-Ptsm5er, md caubtless
vii eaasassr 20 Haks As way baek % Mississippi. he
ksvisE worked ths P1st I'VE years Ia sad srsuad Lex
inEteu. aslmss sssHiy a. ths sarpoeisrs Esda. saa
eft there fer Sso-ga very reiacianuy. Ths said boy
Is a very Euad Psu5ras-, Tor q Es-r1- o. ths yfslln.
VIII give tas absvs reward fOr His aFPT5Asrisn e.
lSSgasat u say lad 30 tAat 7 as sst him. Ad3rsss
ne So Dzzbsry, a..
eslEIsHfa- JOHN z
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u The lev York Fribuss states that sRu-
snal exchange Of ths remains Of deceased pris-
oBers has been agreed upoa BY the proper az
thsritiss Of the United States and CsRfsdsrais
Governments, and szT~gsea-GsHsral Barnes
has Issued the necessary orders TO surgeons IA
charge Of hospitals whsrs ConfoderAts prison
ers are eandusd Col Hefmsn, commissioners
general of prisoners, had received n list from
Richmond
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-17
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HEP IN HtsNe8Ippls
Ths following Smeial dispstsA, says a Rioh-
mozd paper Of the 18th, was received at he War
Department last nights
dtzsrI s Cooper:
The following dispatch, from Tsniso, Kiss,
received yesterday, dated the l0Jh Instant
hsm Col. Harry Marry, commanding 155H
cavalry reg nent; We dashed in yesterday
shove Bayou Sara, on q pluEderiag party Of
Yankees, three hpadred ssTsDg, drove hem t.
theiT ron-elads VITA great slaughter, and
brought OF their wagon train AID twenty-five
prisoners from under toe brosdsidss Of their
Eunbeas. Only three wounded Of ours.
oh MAURY, Asjor-GeR.