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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-29

Rlee thigh slight L Uzmsn, SIDE severe = z nslk'
er hip slight. NiSsing Pdvates T Green, Darry-
To q Killed wounded l. missing2 --,,.s
Campn v tst 1t 81 Clanahan c0md g--Klled
Private J n Ain ound d Serg' A Il Rogers foot
sever Corps ARtls. odld severe; A ! lsrna,
hack. severe Prlva,ss R Cianthsn, leE' slight }
Pickering thi b, sliqht. Totsl; Knled /, wounded
la3 = HAYWOOD BRAHAN,
lst Ii art'g Adit 4th Texas regt.
LiSf Of Casaafiss IN fs 7tI Mississippi Regiment,
Cot ~ II Blsh1p Commanding
Fiels and s.sf-w unded Adj't Tennisaon,
right thigh, Sgt MAI tineo Hurd rigat Hrn' Sc
omrauy A, Lieut. YVon J PROXY eomuaad'g 'g--wound
81 p Lieut. WIN Proby. risat arm. slghti Q p A
z e hiB slight J IN Chambers, breast, slight W
j Freeman, h,p, sighti V Lewis, n Milton, J
Company 5. J Wilton B-Ists-, eomns diug-Kuled:
Milton BFister WorHdsi: s-rst J AiOriti a,
righ sh'sh, 81 ghti d L Hart heel, .iace died. 5
Mrak, light high. ssvera Missing d Lara
Coppany G. Capt r J P mbl-. conmal dug r ki cd
G. G. Cart n wounded; Coinr Bearer W J kunnery.
ab tmsa, slight; sergt T J Bu Ter, am, siig 7 J
Barri- .we.s siHce died. W Burrs, hand, sov re-
W A CJts-n, neck severe; z L Ev reue biz, s-verei
W T T ler, tcizh slighti G Wilmington hip siiEhi
Company d, Capt w T We6b eom'nsndnR-Killed f;
James Jordon. Wounled. Gy e Gates, dan erou-,
right srm. right leg and left foot Tbos WhiOn rgei
n-r, left hip slight; W S'swart left hip 81 Fht.
Company E Cspt d Burch command g-Wouni d.
n Cobb, left eye, ssver- A 1--we leg slight J 81
Rushi & arm, severe George Spring srni, severe ;
Jonathan Sermons, both thighs, severe.
Company r. Captain J n Atkinson, commanding
Killed: r 3 Pit man. Wauuded3 2iBt \ o Forbes
breast, sllght Ssrgt Barnes, neck. slight; Corpl
Giles. oOwels danger 2; VIVA bowels, since
aisd Lewis, ieft sh I'D, slight; CsvA Hood, left
shouIds- 3 gh9; G Brooks # shoulder, sight; L
NeTsom- neck, slight Seab irns Davis, lsft Ihis1.
slight 4 Magss foot slight.
Company G, Capt Robertson comd'g-Kilea 4;
Capt g A Robertson; Private ha II Cannon. Wound
ed; Ist 1t " L aikei, shoulder, slight,
Cempsny H, Lt J thornton cond'e-Killed:
Private T H Farwen. W0undst lst 1t Tharnt0n,
Foot severe; Sergt H Cat, leg slight; rp Goth
en hip severely; PryEtss jeremiah Beyd, sh0u der,
slight; G Boyd thigh, sg Is Guliedgs, shoulder,
i gh; Leonard leg, slEhti Byrd Sp ,rk, leg, slight;
z Haley, bresst, slight; B F Meadow hip, siighi 7
J Cngl n. thigh, severe.
Company Ospt T Fairly eomd' g-KHl- d: PFivates
J y Copeland " " Wsrd Wo 1t L. D Ne
Rssney. arm slight; Cd 1t Peter Fairly, ould-r,
slight; S-rgt Wi.iams. foat slight rriv les J K
Byrd th b, severe; Wesley ess thigh severe; JOHN
Hil, neck severe; Calvin Meme ice, high, severe.
Company K Ca A D Wis comd g-KDled; Private
z b BssS. Wounded: Capt A F Davis, leg. severe;
PTiva W Robertson, slight r ii Castles, arm,
severe
Recspitulation-Kiled 10 wound Ga, missing rs
w H PAWKER 1t act Adjt.
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ATksnsisus and Missougisus met. Every pfHi
to su5due the bitter feeling Was without effect.
and it was thought much trouble beLween the
aBerY tro0p4 would he the TesuA
G-n Walker entered West Point from Ten
nesseee, remaining until he gTadnaged At she
eOmnepeemeDt of the present wsr he became
identified With toe CoIfsderRse service ss colo
mel Of sn Arkansas regimspt He was at one
fine in eommani Of Island 10. and upon leav.
ing there received commission as bFigadier
general. He afsrwsri served in &issssipp;
bat was finally trarsi-fred 70 ARIA sas, and
placed ia an important command HIS promo
tioa TO a mi -seuesssh!p occurred within tbs
past tsYo months.
Gen. M4rmaduke is well known throughout
the country, having acquired considerable rspu-
uOn as 6 military man. We believe he entered
the rebel service uaisr 9sn. Pacs, and har
dgurod prominently in every csneaign in Mis-
souri, and Arksnsas Il vas MsTmsduse shO
mmsndod 10 the late iTuption into t1s Cape
GiraIessu (Miss7u-i) county.
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In Essspi.aI a. kina-tsn.
Nm U 7 U IIITI 7 !" .
Kingston, Ca, September q 1863.


Kingston, Ga, September q 1863
EDITORS APPEAL Below you will A0d Hst Of
wounded in this hospi,sl whose names hsve not no
tiesd 10 y Of the public journals: .
Col smit1 20;h Tenn, am.
Lieut-Co. D Tinmsn, 4lst Term. chest
Capt Ben Roper. company 9TH @ , groin.
Capt G Z Tsley, A l6th Tenn. leg
L eut Z DR.. mgo1e, co 18th Tean hand.
Lieut. Chs 4 II ster, CO Il l5 Miss leg
Privste VIA Tracey, ca d ls A K, OF:
Eergt Jas Harris, co T 2d Gs reek
Priv ate J " g Powell, CO D 29th Ga, leg,
Sergt o johnson, CO q. 5th Tex, arm
SsrE 3 Richardson CO @. 29th Ga, chest seriously
Corp J w y, co Il, 6tn Tex arm
Privats A X MoCOr5. co r 9Th Misa leg amput sted
Jss Hodges co E 32i Tenn thigh
J d Bry ant, 60 D, 81 Ala, foot seriously.
T J JovOrn co 5rh Wiss, thigh
n Orr, 20 ID 29i' Ga, thigh
II l. Smith, CO A. s d MIS-. leg
& Jackson co K 1 b O., knee
W Booth A IS Ala, arm.
c L C4f-y co a q T-nn head
J 4 Harbr0uEh, c. A ash Ala Rrefn
L d Hall co a ash Ala, groin
Jc Hahn rE e. K, 1914 Ala face and neck ssrious
Jesse MsBlat, e, D 10th Mss hand
Ssrgt Burg So, co A. s5 b Ais groin seriously
Srrgt T Graves co 45t Ala th gh
Sergt " W GOOdoa, CO II tn Mis-, ouIder
Respectfully B. W. AYEET,
Surgeon in Charge.
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How IT WORKS The exemption act of Con
gTess contains provision which subjects to con
scription every exempted manufacturer whe
charges profit exceeding sevsnty-6ve per cent.
on the cost of produ .tion. The Greensboro IN
C } Patriot gives the following instance of the
effect of this provision, which illustrates the
difficulty Of regulating prices by Legislation
Al = recent sale in = neighboring town, q
manufacturer bought q Quantity of lard oil, bid
ders running up the price to twenty -fVe dollars
pr gallon. This wss certainly enormous. But
wnsn asked how he could fJrd to manufacture
goods and pay such ex'Tavagant prices for mate
rial. he rather surprised them when he said he
would have been better pleased if they bad ran
the oil up to seventy-fve dollars per gallon, IN
stead Of twenty five dollars. He said the law
allows him seventy five per cent profit over
cost Of production, and of course the greater bis
expenses, correspondingly large were bis profits,
IS seveutY-fve per cent. on seventy five dol
lars was preferable TO seventys6ve cents or
tweenty five dollars, and so on. Thus ii viii be
seen that it is 10 the interest of certain persons
% keep up the prices Of, we might say, every
leading aTticle-snd here, Ct least lies one OF
the main reasons of the present high prices
Shich are more dsmsging to our cause than all
things else combined
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RICHMOND, S-pt "a The quotations Of
specls by the c, m mission brokers (selliug rates
are Sl1 so for gold and $40 tor silver. There ia
10 market for bank notes ct present, blockade
running across the frontier having been checked,
and the prospective suppression Of auction sales
promising to remove the chief Inducements to
engage in the trade, viz quick sales and large
profits
ConfedeTsts bonds remain at last quotations
VIRGINIA coupons are lower. We qunta them at
800; Virginia registered stock SlS5 sud in-
leress North Carolina sixss, old issue, 450 4; do.
new issue, 100 and interest; do. eights, 80 aud
interest Richmond city bonds, 230 and in
teTest-HhiP
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VOL. XIV, NO. 1876

Rad not been relieved. having BEEN in that un-
pleasant situation since early in the morning
bis ieg swelling larger during ths tine. e..
boiler Is not much more than large enough Tor /,
alen's body 70 enter, cors quendy The situation
Is such that 10 remove q In OF 70 cut the iro.
,round his swollen limb " next to Impossible
Every Effort has been made 10 save him kym q
horIibis death
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ns-mph,s EIe.er narlsst

From the Bulletin, Sep-smbsr u
aiEsPHIs, September j., ls63,-Monsy msfters srs
-tl unseri-d. The prospective rsnpsniug Of trade
have cOuspirsd check the rapid decline iu
Csunessse vt It se-ms thai 1t will take It's
stand about 30 p per abnve c'h@r Sou bern
money. Th- msrk-t hers, wever, Is unsettled TIE
decline Of gold In New York ths market for
cor some bat esSsr, and We decline OF shout
to Dsr cent We uuots
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wounded ttrceiVs d az Ac~drnrv Hospital,
NartesIu, ga sept. 25th
18th Louisisns Co Alt Thos Lush, arm and fore
arm. severe
4lst Mississippi Co Hos Hardy smOu' alton Of
forearm Z hos Rawly, right hand slight; JOS CARR
eft 81 light
4ls' Tenn 90 C-John HI l. right wrl { slight
Al Henry v Car er, rig { arm, Eight O H-Jas
: Russ he al slight Co G. Sergt TlOs " FnkertOn
breast, severe. FRANK HAWTHORNE,
urgeon Charge
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ANoTHEn AKK4,s4s TRAGRDY.
4 -W.R KHO1oH LaTysr R'li.d Gn Marion by q
Confederate Officer.

a -iFtH hH0s5H LHl1ysT ktisa W Marion bg
Confederate Officer. w
From the Memphis Argus I6
Marion, ths seag OF justice Of CriHsnden
county, Arkansas, was on Saturday evening
last the scene Of q tragedy which has east 8
gloom over the little community, Capt. meal
stsT formerly, II not at pr sent, Lisls's Ar
well-known lawyer of Marion. The onlv cir
eumssanees eOnneetsd with. the affair that we
conld obtain are as follows:
Hggs and mcAlisteg were neighbars, residing
only a short distance apart. On Saturday eve
ming the former visited the latter, and found bin
in the yard They were seen togathsr eonvers-
ing, but nothing was known Of an unknd feel
ing between them. Suddenly McAlister drew a
pistol and presented it At Hggs' head. The lgt-
ter AZ one seizad the weapon aad Attempted
to wrest II from M.Ahsier, bat failing, and be-
iHg Unsrnsd, epdesv1red to ssva himself By
q ght. Hs wslked rapidly backward fer sevsTal
steps and McAlister, cooking The pistol, fred
The ball penetrated Higgs' head entering i'm
mediatsly over the right eye, producing almost
infant death.
Without wsitiug to discover whether the shot
would prsve fafsi McAiEsser entered his dwell
ing Al the door he wss met by Mrs Mekllis
ter, who ceusured him for What he had done
Merely answering that be would allow 10 one to
insult her, he went 70 the stable, safdied and
moHntod his horse and rode rapidly into the
country. Ga the following afternoon be re-
TUNED to his residence, and remained ssversl
hours Toxard nightfalI he nm0uuted his horse
and raHeped % the woods. NJ eff 'Tt Was made
n arrest him. nor has be bssn heard of since
NJ Higgs was buried On Monday. He leaves
A wife aud several children who are but lily pro
gidsd for.
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''to teach you 20 know hsnesforth whsl your
tersnts aTe doing you shall receive two hundred
iaanss The Generals deeTea was purcsually
Teeu.ed by the COssachs, and the unfor'u
B rsck died two hours aiterHard. The G-reTsl
sci ous th= llloTing day for The town Of Brok
sHd on bis psssage he commanded thst the
5 Sts forests sbouid BE- set on FIRE By his coaa-
mand seven bu-dred and 6fty seres Of fail
grown timber were cousUmPd.
A co respondent says To show what Eu-
FOp- Is content 10 Be mere spectator Of, lock
Il the following sUmmsTy: D1dng these last
6ga m1n.bs ths Russians, u tbs Kiugdom sloue,
bavs destroyed BY Ere snd piilage 10 lss than
twenty eight towns and fweBfy-ihree village.
destroyed about sixty pslae-s and halls, ard
put 70 the sword about tWq th0Hsand wounded
cisrgv men, children, Old nen a. d women. nos
10 rpe.k Of ourrsg-s on ladies and girls not old
sr than aleven Yes sbs baIb-risies eommiiied
in the Kis sd0m cannot be C, mpaFei wiih those
reTpstalsd in LishgsHiz, W0lYnia and the
UiEratna. gsnteDsn, inst come from Wo =
ma. tel ms the only sare place f3r 10 Is the
camp OF the Eebsi.; but BOW are We 10 expose
ladies' and children Of tender ago 70 sueh lite3
l. is for this We gTieve, not i-r ourselves; since
reasining 81 home, We run tee risk Of being
Murdered by the infuriztsd peasants, or dTunken
soldiers, while, by going 70 lae camp, We can
st least die gi0riruziy"
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ATERRIRLE SITUATION p Ies story Of the
prisoner who was put II AN iron cell, and daily
saw the walls eontrsct and the ceiling descend
tii be felt that his death was inevitable and he
could only watch it coming closer and closer,
esnls pretty nesTiy being realized in ouo Of It's
rneat terrible asppcEs in tha ease Of naEro 5s
senbed IN the L ,uisyie JoETsat of Fri3ay.
says - A negro man, slave, nsmed d 'v'd, EN-
rievsd AZ Peters & MeDluald's ns yurd
on Greet strsst, 6e5 wean L Ehth aad NIush, yes
terdsy went ini0 b.IileT the engine room
sttscbed 20 the yard 20 eiesn Il out he put his
lsg between the Aaes in order to get position
10 vgork more effectively. The cavity was only
large ehauxh "a receive the leg, and after being
in isat position fsw minutes his leg became SO
swollen lhat eli efforts to Withdraw it were in
vain The poor isIioW up 70 yesterday evening
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TaLLAPOOSA FOB SALE,
Situated S IiIes SOuth Of Buchanan
aad 20 HileS West OF CarFOlt0I,

q EPEISTNG one two Ero-y Dwelling 4 use ten
rooms eight d places b-ick Kitchen brick dairy
I4E n hvd-gri- cement; brick smokehouss lsTse ID
90 ro1i1rs lue stables, barn and sheds frame gro
ga-r store g 80 med d.y good 2sE50 seEe-a
1 r-r0 rsued bull inEs suitsbi' t-r mai fsulilief
rr r-ar1 bouzFE; lsrE- sad ccuuo"i1us 81 s1a i'i
s1H lrrfs-tnriuF bmsnt, th dOub eUziRet
s-H ~. =rs Z sixty hr-u power " q Jns ror mauu
r-..nr-E su0 ten cs a.. ore wool csrd ~ op- &
r.H n-a T- F-5 h0urrC miii-5uI HrCue iouI
r.- --rr re- vg=tb 50li & zupzrs-us moIets good
-r-=.Hfrr a-schi-e-DBt=nr grsu separator-!sn
a.u. a... g01d VAT H. 4E0 story and saw mil
q --e ed
% 30 shove b-.iidfnzs and inProvl MEETS s-e new
. n oh B ace vst4rs1 hv evarsl god -f-n vrr.lE
1000 Acres of Good Pine Land
enc turI-sd acres ~ VIII good ek b0t-Cu. Ky
O. avsri0H, rba remainder in tie wo0rH aud wei
--.ea- E.F-r-- A. Haas
EEchauga Hr0k-rE
Win eta' street
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-Eaos. F FEaRER & co.
EnMMISSI0N MERCHANTS.

80. = Eeachtree st, Atlanta, Ga,
1lfRRs0NaL sttentiun given % n. pure ase an
80 Of 8 kinds Of AaRCbAEDlZE. and the D
-sriueut of aonsy 10 Gotten or Resl Eststs,
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Ehe TFOubieu ~ sruJIi--stpsrtrd Termfu
aEtsn sf the anHurrrction.
The Havana correspondent of tie New Yqri

The Havana correspondent Of tie New York
Tyibsas, writing 90 the 81, says:
We are in possession Of dates from So. Do
miHE0 to she q gis BY the arrival here Of the
war steamer Label II She comes from Pasrs0
Psta. % which point she took troops from San
tiago de Cuba, and on Der arrival there, on the
2 h, il was found to be ia possession Of the in
surgents, while the Spanish garrison had shut
itself up in g small fort. The troops were
landed non the s,esmsr, consisting Of ore bat
talon and one field battery.
An Immediate attack was ordered, and the
men adssucsd, led By Col. Ar zony Castro Of
TIE engineers, commander Of the expedition.
who behaved With the grestest gAllautry, ard
fell, shot through the heal, before the eBsmy's
works were reached. The works were carried
By storm, sud the insurgents hsd, leaving q
number Of prisoners in the hands Of the VictOrs.
Spanish hoes, one killed and twelve wounded.
The colonel, who was the oaly one killed,
fingered TIL next morning.
It was believed that TIE insurTection was over
The Diayio, Of Santiago de Cuba, OF the 26sh
ulf, has the follOwing extraordinary paragraph.
1sThrough $ sufieisHtly authentic sourcs, We
are AssHred thss the republic Of Hsyti Is about
70 Do iac)TpOT&tsd with the French empire. in
connection with which movement the Hsytien
Government is pEaetie-ng the utmost sssidUit5 =
Story OF A REFUGEE A subserissr w-i,;,,-
from Iredelt eoulay, North Carolina. makes ne
following marathon which is ike that Of thou
sands Of others who have been driven from their
homes in this unholy war:
Il was compelled to leave uny farm and six
ty-three negroes in East Tennessee in conss-
qaencs OF Federal force camping on my place.
alter, their occupation Of KaoxVllls. I hope it
may only be temporary, but all depends On
Bags army II successful. cur Southern cie-
gems stho are numerous, can return to their
hon3esf otherwise, all-is gone, IS 10 Northern
Virginia. We have 6ns crops IN East Tennes-
see, both Of eoTn and wheas, and large uumber
5s hogs and cattle God grant that We nav vet
he victorious IN oGT cause Ths IMP srtanes Of
Est Tennessee is well known to you, and
should be held for supplies "
Oar CO respondents hopes bid fair 20 Be real
iz d. Bfsgg has begun ms work w,sll, and L be
carries Il on successfully. Ets. Tennessee viii
he iTas from the pressaes Of The ousmy.- i7ica-
mend EIamiRsr.
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Az FXECUFIoN Bstwssn the bours
Of nine aud three O'Clock to-day Spencer Kel-
0gg, convicted by court martial 10 this city ten
days ago, viii be hung ss a spy. Tue exeeu-
ton viii take place al Camp Lee. Kellogg was
captured thirteen months ago in the department
Of Gen BsauregSrd, while that officer was 10
command Of the forces of the Mississippi at
Island 30. 10 He has been in prison ever
since, aud hs almost given up the idea that se-
vera punishment would be inflicted upon him.
kellogg is quite young man, being only about
twenty six years of age He is of medium sizs,
with light complexion, WhIskeEs and hair, and
has ali the sfsbi!ity desirable in a person of ms
special profession : Riehm0nd Esgairsr, 25th.
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FTHE undersigned hss IN b possession one valuable
i TR7 Ng beioneinF 10 Aiss Lucy Gwinn. who for
merry resided rear Js@kson " o. An early sppaca
r A NOON,
Shelby Springs,
--710- Shelby INV Ale.
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800 r e w a r D.
STOP THE RUNAWAY!

. <-tuspTFs rrou. tv7--y Eve ye-rs cd yellow
o.. ND = au r-ighs re b. drcd end rrty aroHndf
o beg ast .1 y tb ? Hte mru-' . n- sh
@ fr.a viii igt sfrf cg rDaf snd Csr ard light Hsu's
a- "a -dH. fsyev Of 8 end iselN cot ' o he Nss'
= a- ram -- De va that day pur hss-d from Jhue1
.T E -r,u ~ Alabama Pc boy served pa tine IL
h c. CAYCE & CO.
...H- not. ere.
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ClP.7lL CEilCE FOR NTESTlElT,
The Western EOrth Carolina Mining,
smelling and COpperaS
Manufacturing company
Capital Stock 81 600, 900.

rUaTe COMPANY has " a special set os the Legs
J -l.z-s E1rl Carolina, been reg.lsE.y ineoIgo-
rsf-a and orzs1izsd
The -a-i8rF uiuez very favorsbly fitusted ar
~ of aces by rziroads nd p OnOuleed bY the
Stsre Gzo.oFrt Superior 70 the fan rus 'iiuckfovr
Mines p sE-ssing Edv aut7ses over al Mining Sompa
aias 10 be EoHfcd rate "a
-zrbscr. 1uans 20 rhe Capital stock viii be received
f.v -as rnderignoi. Share $500 As th-rs e bui e
ii-a--f amount Of stock offered for sale, al pa-t
-.Hfrr 70 % -ku invez meals 20 vel 70 c. and
r n . srar q d other evidences Of tasr intrinsic
va o. d-lcsi ed a. odiea-
MCNAUGHT. ORE0Np co,
gn+ WHirohal street.
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
F0R SALE.

vT,FE prsrsut owner hsvns business demanding hin
-baie anu pszoBal atfen ion, has concluded 70 sell
-js -sirbe properly. j. vii he found iut tbe plzes
r refuges snd can accommodate six smihei In sep
rsta Huid uFE y BE- place 70 20 vel known that De
r-rfrtion ID o Bee-ed.
Frr 10 r.! ii i unequsled a. there is large trEoi
f snS bairnrinz e the place, patie Of raisir ell
-B.t t-sv be vs1ie sew negro 9 tsE7eu for efty ne
szroos Alo q zrFe new ban
Perronn NiEbinR 70 purchase can come ana look q
she property. or sdd-ess the undgEsgned 81 Eto"ah
Cg Wa 7 QUINCY
ans IN, 4 W MCCONNELL
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Gbc 5tIerpBts appeal.
) -. ol AdVeFli-lIls.

Ar ssvsr I--rasuts ~ Be charged two dollsrs per
Jguzre for the 6rt insertion and one dousr and fifty
GEMS -or essb N u-quent Insertion
Los ot cus gysI be charged the rate Of fifty ots
V5r me
gb lasry notices charged ~ the rate Of twenty-five
s r linz ana all other srtieiss not Of general public
tr.---.- o. ~ -e- .dvr-rizeuents
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Novel SIeBT Yesterday We saw a nice car
riags, dlawn by couple of oxen, harDesssd up
IL real equestrian styis. Visions Of the impress
or of horse flesh Heated bsfore us, as wo wit
messed this smseking OF oriental custom. The
clumsy chargers, moved on as if g to the manor
born" bus to see carriage atisched to such q
team, looked like the remnant OF sfi lenoe cling
ing to stern necessity. Battetis.
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2Ist Mississippi Regiment. EisuisnaEt-Col.

N HofMF, At9HtHLANudHE
Field and StaE-Woundsd: SrrFsantlEsior "
b onowski right arm npu sfed-
Consusuy A, APT ID = Atwood, commar dHg-ki'iea;
A n MohFr Wo ud-d G X Bircheft, haHd, slight
L Barns, right arm amputatedi N Ksste' he Aa
C-msauv c LENT Linton, eomS'g- Wauudsd
Il q Il. Wsn hand slight; N Cox knee, severe; n
KIns right eye s1ot cut
Csmpsnv b, Caft L " Branaau eond g-Kilsd
Iohu Roaeers. Wounded Capt W Brandon, hon
der severe; Co7pl Il " ih, leg sUpu aiad e high
a ] Br.rhan ansls smUutatod; J n ID n0er, hand
severe. T gonrain thgh aigat rhlpps, % q siigh
DsTId sssyI5r. lag sulputatsd; F White sra, Eht.
ComPsny f. capt " Z anNeeg, come g--kiu . /; q
A Piz.T berger leg .uEur nlsd B SisvaFi, aTm- shot
~a VI Ask foot severe; y Eutlrdgs, leg .lghfi Jao
Tsalrr az debf; y orWoed, Eiighi; H PFtzEeTald
agbt; ssrgt " Il Beseh, hrm ssgAii Ssrsi smiin Saf
viz, thigh, slight -
Csm+srv =. LtRJH Rogaa, oOmds--Woundsd, B
Mcdaniel thigh. severe; Z p Lamkn; hand, sighii W
Msy Leg riRht L Msy shoHiasF, severe, @ q thaFes
sr- slight Joha Crawford, th ghs sight sHmi ssWsl
Company G, Cant ~ Il Dudlsy, eomd' 'g--K nsd !. n n
Stevenson, D B Farmer. W0anded; King, les
Company Il u J wilkins oouae e-Wouudsd: f
GomuingH eye severe; r Fox, hip, Fiighii T @
Parks, eye, severe
Campsoy I-srrEt L Basket, comdg-Woandsd
SerFt b . BALDWIN murtal'y siaee died. W Neorei
footfshgbL
81 Coral J A 4 Miller, leg hssb; B Morgan igh ;
Il n Whistle, arm slight A ! Whee.sr nm slieh . r
4 she. on slouldsy. FliEht
ornnsuy T. Capt " Z Vosburr C5mmsnFfrg-
R-sapilulaiign--Kiiied. Q. -uee died. ]; sounded
zs-59 D. II voEraoMERY
Lat Lint Act AdIt, 2Isi las RsFt
REHABILITATION Of ioss IN The igsdeK hid nus he
a. Qn &C ioB) l9; gipce died ffan you'd q wouhd
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A. A. c., Humphreys Bngade
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C1npauy A-Wouuded p ldehen, leg amputAied.
Conpa1i-s aud U-No ca, uaities.
Company DIV uuded Lieut. Carter jenkins. -
we're 10 sh0u.de-; L. az G0wsr, light
Compsuy E-Eulsd Lieut o Raberts
Company F-WouHdss Lleui W Lee, slight
r CruspsnT f4--N casualties
Conlpanv H--Wounded Lieut. A Hester, slight -
Clement ElEht HnllingsWurth, slght
Compa 3 G-WouHdsds J L Mathews slight In head
Compauy K--NO eau ties
Rse.uftuI uoB-K lied i wounded 8 tofsl9
u A a. nj arIFr
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