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The New York herald., 1863-11-20
borl.s N. I0nn,lI's Dcsnaton.

NJ, ChorIes BE. Tapeli's Despatch.
..s Egv o.. EASs, Nov 10, 1853
Z. leA. E1T.Gso,s--it -aip@AHce aRd hs D1NC0s-An
invading Arnty oad corps Of ciserga oo-Nore fo5Bs
I4-!ca- ffge4 e1e - A'.'c.n Hfgaent,; 0aiQns Of
lss,, Eaeo.sca-N,1os iros Gexos-The Cotton CUES
e~Tke Late Bq.te on n. fsche--Thc Herald Cor
T.sro'.a1gt CGptt.redA UiGon HcgiatI Made Frno1''
-,s-Acce.gt Of t.e BaEle--OU L9;ses-Ths Ntcrot,
r.,ron 10 b Entrancs,s,d--Free STATE General Com
s.A..-Go.,7.0r piam!uon, Of TerGs-&isce!la"eoas
Ns.s, dc, dc.
40 laser pewe has Jcen received here from the Texas
.pAditon under General Banks than that taken 10 New
lsx by tbe HgRiips special correspo who accom-
,sr led The expedition The Importance OF this movement
.s 90, seem 70 Dc appreciated by many and certainly
l,9t BIZ tho authorities at Washington. For months
md months General Banks has appealed to the
secretary OF War, and indeed all tho members
X the Cabinet urging upon them tho Importance Of rein
sscina hts army 80 that a vigorous active and
Ia campaign could be conducted through the winter.
roese appeas for help were replied to in indirect
r,.ye yory peculiar Mr.. Santon's unsystematc way
~ sesdins in lieu d troops corps a aree of worthless
SO orsad,efs. Cd. B9nh', seoiOe that here was
a bopa FOR favorable answer to his appeals determine
20 allow the present 10 go by without dong
sa,ebins that nnct injury upon the enemy, and
.hs.eoye aeermined to enter at onco upon active
~ i sssi5cessfu, well; II not. the responsibility
q ,o. uhers IL properly beongsou tho Secretary Of
>x, fsS army IL Texas mas s..ne ihe,s % !S5iOd
uss,on--1rst as invading army, tflke against re-
ee,ou; and, seoondy, as an aymy~of observation, TO
.a'cn ho movemenss 0t>.he French army in shat To-
salty. either capacity, our force Is nu'neri
sA'y tena and If tho attempt is made 70 ie'H'V'0e
state will bo at the expense OF giving 1p anu
a. ~ gtafa -
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Tg E.ros.t Fsmpur.s u ., s~oc,srr- Nv. "a.
Osbfa Hrcghtrtsn Las teen a inisa sp@tA tssni ~
ne Fs,sasi prss1nsns Rel s~ec GitS. ~ ns ~.
30 tt-A.las tals.fIlNA ~
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h1l.I.IAHtDr.

TuB srsspsHD ssHHfc.s BILLIARD rsItt-
Il sggsyysf ssf stoyas1 ~ 80 p sff ttsfs" y ~.
-. tsss s.1 Hs'y fsNst- N ara tAtss usf a tEfs1
~ Gee saf sssyy sftlrs fsitit-s sftt ~ - -
FfEl.ae q trLLGsDEh. sarnsf = go tt4 hfFlt
sf~sis Ns~ fgfn
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

non died 10 nc h0sp'as hcTs, WHO are 10
,urued ar wounded Some io1s huudroi OF The
robel wounded also died In the hospitals Theso were
buriol with much and ato'lou MS oar oNn ucn.
Plobla many thousand b, or dead ucro 70
moved by ihnir frolis. lL1 rntccoguiz'd b11Io viii
probably number ta sand 1h.s @ accounted far Oy
a. fact that Mary ID men wh1 were Killed l th1
hrsi days frht wero buried 10 trorche " ,ht rebels
ari The work wa 90 hed The lolioEns esalaY uy or
o1n tro.p ps Bat many ramo8 and u'r Ne tnH uafe.
nr tlhi may b, .dcntlel hy neals. b.,e to.n OBJ
taiacd by -. " .a. ana an lo ua 'o pohi,al on as
possible
n.lar a.,o embrace iho dsa o.. aa. ..ne.U no..
u.lt e.nu no.ntve uo oe,1..a. t,u.. e- &C.
ri,-s have ye. boz. a. ei for or r4bu.lt
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
TOO LATE pop oLAssIsIo.rros.

TOO LATE pop ,LAssrsIoarios.
ATA Iapgg ,sp rsTmr u1fric sktftsD ~
"A 90 Fsartk esFa t.sl - ssssaa - 49, 81 ~
Pear .trsss. " fstfy us $3.50 Nsn s.e.si - 49,
No n A A - - aifsfnsr. NsffHa gpnss ~ 20
ilss f..i-s la.<sA Ds-tes ~ GEO fgs'ss r. 90
ia a. fss o. .,f.sss laht nssif Os ~t1a = ~ Dfa
Esl, ptts fssmg ass hhsala afg O. nitAtfa ~ taaft
On >. '''-'' uaHiIL LE.NT cifrnss
ys4ssfs Ersr asrrs'ar
TAsssNT HAtL - HyOL fONfHsfitF - tHh
Il f..sstt 80 --INs st.Hss 'HsfsrNan esf a. -stts.
.tsF Fs.Ff sffesI fnatfs "a ~ ftt f go
f..asf.f f.aa. rtf. ltg ffsnlaa ~ latH stAs
80. 49, f..ls D .sffa ~ iasff.f ~
s.t-s CsiAfH, talrtssa
yoisf, gstsss tsr.av
,oYu WAN CHINESE tH.yntGff1R vOaINA
10 80 ~ sassrss1-Aessa NF"~-~-
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The New York herald., 1863-11-20
IHTgHEsTIEG gPl on FEW ORLEANS.

agaarAsF FROM TIE IBCHB DISTRICT
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

THE BATTLE OF Bayou c0TEAUo
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

lsIg vlEg zm1,.sg I. ..i.Iiog SohsA
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
INTERESTING Fpl on FEW ORLEANS.
49, <-~~~~~>--~~--~>~
ARR,vAL OF4 IHE STEAMSHIP CREOLE.
+
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The Texas Expedition and It's
Field Of Operations.
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iAgaaTANF FROM TIE IBCHB DSIR'Cr'
THE BATTLE OF Bayou coTEAU'
Aaotber rev xo1h Herald Cores
pcpdent Captured.
AYnion Regiment Thanked end
AUnion Regiment Thanked end
Ca ap9ssse6.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

! large viilses Of Dabicza, exclusively ishabite5
| by peasants, has bssE completely dopopulatsd;
the lands have beon distributed smong Coionis g
from ih5 depths Of RHsFis and tho irhsbitsnts-
men, women an6 ehildren-havs been ssnt 10
Sib ia on fest, afteT having FIRST been pluR-
deredof Al thaY possessed. Il is bul too llksly
thai the msioTisY oE thssa uaforsunate psoPle
win not arrive at their journeys end, but dia on
.hs road frem fatigue, suffering and starvation,
The same barbarous measure has b9sn aBpiea
20 tho village Of Krszoie, situated in the same
district and to that Of KIecifskid in ihs district
Of Osza.ans
On September 15th, the bishop Of ssnmogitia,
"a WoloucEewslIi, Published pagtorsl Letter, ia
which be iaTited bis f0ck o. subTis 10 tue eleas-
0Hey Of the Emperor. The ygeakness Of ggs
blshsP hsd yiaided TO ths pressure cf Russis
nus this ElapdG.e proves tho ialsahood IF she
Russian 1tstemeBts that he peasants 40 not take
part in t5e insuuecsi1n. If these Statements
were true, ths msEdass-addresse3 exclusively
10 The Peassats--Wsali 10 useless Tha nea5.
ants evidently participate 10 very great degree
IA tae nshooai movement, since the Govern
mont, notwithstanding is terrorism, is p0wer-
less, aud is obliged to have rsc0aTgs ts the au
tharity Of bishop TO prevent the psasaais from
Joining the insurgents TIE Government had
iuriaer declared 10 Ii Wolonczewski that if hs
did net publish the maa6ate, il would dsyastato
The whole country, ulasssers all the priests, and
sr3t Plunder, aad af.arwsrd burn down ali the
churches. Ths bisaop eoald 20 loEeoT resist ia
presence Of ihess thrsats, and Published wish
protoRnd grief the unhappy mandate sach is
the tTigmpA gsined by Ecssia--a triumph which
she viii 60 doubt boast of before Elrops, while
cays{Gly coaessiirg the mseaiuaEioss by unszRs
Of which IL wac ehIzfrad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12
VOL. XIV, NO. 233

tharsf The KsoW E0lhirg3, b which UnioD
men know each other A number Of ns1, Hh0
/ asid situations g8d-r ths "Cenlcdsrsey.' - were
active msmAsrs Ths party was 50 wal
: iofmo3 that a. The August election, Mr. Nor
I gan, uEiOn eands16lc. Was elected .8 repre-
| sent tha e9ngrssHonsl disEict compfisirg tie
nineieen northern eoundes Of thss Sisse. The
/ anti Union eaudilats was NJ W6ght. This. as
/ l2zlf, 81 s7idence tEas r1ai iriy cf sha reopis
/ Of fhasa c1untics are f-r the Union-u5 srids5es
could h3 any bstler. The efofcement of the
1 couscrip-f9u acs vas enc Of th8 moss p0isat
I Heepous in assisting l1e Uaica men % Neauy
I iua election Ncs a rzia man Ga tha 3si-ics
2 was willing tc scbuii T. heirg co1gcripssd, and
Then staeeIs e1Ue e. rHt tla1 iu he "a 81 hsir
l2y5 .5r 5hs U1i3n Has mals very prominent.
tulQrsls Th1s Ep % fhls time, bad sluForfsd
thsRcamsnd Jt0gorausrs bseanlo ifs niest hi'isr
enemies. About ihs iuse thzt Uls8z ssuzes
were tormsd G cotton trauslc-ca su-dsulY cane
20 lighL which tsH5sd, mats-isiy. 70 increase IS
haired cf the people for thar military ruisrsfs.
A Hr Hiri vas sppeir5sd By ffa Riclncud
Go7sInmalts thTolgA iho agency cf GeHsrsl aia-
EfuGeT, 70 purchase cotton Of s18 people Of
Texas 20 pay fer large amOu1 cf ammunitioa
purchased OF the French and Euglish. which, aE
ihsi time, q as stored at hGtam0l0s. hlr. Hart
purchased s15ui 700 5aiss which was skipped
-na sod, nos hoaever, for .ha bcneht ot tbs
C1ni7aeIata7, tut cu pIivzis account Nhsu
The Lnstssr wss inquired into bv q c5Hm ssian
appointed for iAst P.Cpose, bui ninety bales Of
nc 1000 could be found sU7Wirfo. Ths Coz
tedsrsey could nos af5Tl 60 be sHirdlsd oct Of
he cotton, hence q order vas issued 20 sai8s
elouge cottoz belonging s. p'aEtsEa to supply
ne csaeisBey Tbs asder cans from 1faErudr,
Hhom lh9 PAniers WHO bzd ls- c0ttln, de-
lcunc1d s. q p9r-nsT ~ ihs arrt operations.
Se iaazu laEl taa ggl..6l1a 1uo-1n sf thas
0elCIe .hsy .sfi, olcsrs h.d been suad, q move
s7erytsiHE nom Ayksds.1hia TO Wac1 On the Rio
B-az3s ryaE- They met On H7ir way about
500 wagons heavy laillei. Ia destination or
Wbich ireT We 2 -1ld 7sa1 The 8raz- 8 IiVsI Thsy
-e1segsrt iha % Tu IF Waao -s ore Of consider
able stTsgctie nlP0r-sl1-- lG1hzll, on tie Iss
e. Sspiem5sr, was -hs Lezlq 1rtelJ Of General
Kirby Smith
Near Wa.dr1n they met Gen. Csbsl, on his
retfeaE from E0rE SEi5h. HE ComIand has
5-5n reduced By teseTli0Is, % E1t exceed ionr
lurd-Cd maQ. Cebel Tas diseisitad sud told
ore Of ths gentlemen slas hfs expezisnes was,
-ad army Of e8a7eriqls vas but ht.la better
.han 10 amy st 81"
They are eoE6dsut that as so5u AZ ths Te1ans
reach nome tley vii desert. The soldiers are
ifcs Of fhe-l71
Tdsy represent the ersP Of corn In Texas 70
BE- enormously large, bu. the laEgs smigrafioa Of
1egToss and ahils5 made farmers and spacula-
.1-s confident that the supply would not eLcse1
he demand Tbs iBbsbitsutg are very much
opposed to euigrEtioa, and are taking measures
. prevent Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

rev. Henry Ward EEsechsr in EEsIand.
Hr. Bsechor hss bssn delivering addresses at
Glasgow AID at Manchester At the latter placs
his reception was most enthusiastic. The En-
snliHsr and Tizlss gives over four of its bread
eSlsmns 30 tAs report of sa address which Mr
BsseAeT delivered to an audieucs Of six thousand
sarfo.s. There was some disturbance ct the
opsEi-g @! the meeting, be. Mr, Bsechar faaDy
succeeded II guietng it, and, after responding 70
81 address of veleeme, signed by L. BIyley
Pettsg, Of the Union Emancipation society, pro-
sss5ed to = general discussion Of such American
topics as vers interesting to his sadieDes. The
foilewirg extracts from sis address viii shsw its
spirit;
AIhougA we dR,r with yoa in respect 70 the
great docirins OF belseFsncy, the tina is past 20
discuss ihst, eIegpt as question Of bistory and
Of ciFi. law, We have dritted so far away fr0n
the period in which It was any use TO discuss
that, and the circumstances Of the war, and your
| csTeUustsnees have 80 fag changed, thst now we
/ can rs lsHgsI stop to discuss whether it was OF
I wes no6 Tgbt for Great Biitsin 10 assume this
pssitisn she has assumed. Sac has for yesrg
| Bstsd uBsR it. aad viii net ebanRe iti and now
/ all lhzt we ask is--lst there be thorough asu-
tfailty LauQ checr5 / beIleVe thoIo 6lau
/ be one. RESUMED cheers ]
! If you do not send rs mar, we do net ask
/ for . maa. II you do nos send Is another poend
| ef powder, we ere able 10 make our 0 Rn powder
/ LLsughter. IF yeu do rot send US another
muskst nor. smother CaDn0R, We ksvs cannon
that vii carry I've miles already. [Lauzhtsr I
re DO not ask fer material help. We shall b.
grateful fer neral eympsihy Ceheers l-but if
you cannot give Is mora. sympathy, we shan
stu try 10 Dc without it. Bat all that we say is,
let France keep away, let England keep hshds
of; if we cannot manage This rebellion our.
salVrs, then it shHn't be meBGgad o. al
. rChaers Tie question Of war, uBder be cir
eanstsHc-s IL which war is nov carried On IL
cur country is simply q question Of time
I TChoeis] The poTaigtl1a is with the Norih.
. Cheers The Weslih is with the North
iCheays.l The education is with lie North
. TCheers. The right doctrines Of civil govern
Taeas sge vita size North LChesTa, aud q wise,
..Wher,'s ,he jlsass7"l Il viii sol be long
before ona thing more VIII b with tte E8Yst-
v1csrrr TLoud end Enthusiastic ToUads D.
cE=as Non on tins side are impatient AZ the
. T-re u dlsy--bCt IL We esa bssr It, esa'f yon
rL-pghteIl You are quite a. oas9-L no
v-f'l-ge are not Y.u are nst materially
sf e1ed ia shy such dsgros as many parts OF 0ui
iapd are now. lChGsls.l But it the day shat
coulo in one year, IN TWO years, IN ten years
hence, when tho old stsSs and stripes shall AOa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

IFRo5I T8E ARMY EDITION. ]
q NalIensI - ia 1900.

From The Memphis Bulletin 2s
We sre gTRJif,3 t3 learn that eu11a cf our 10y
a. cifEeus ere making arrangements for tho es-
tzk.isbmsUt Of q Ua.ioaai halz In Memphis, ua-
der the ls'e act of Congress. We hope ihai
oar business men wil give the subject the con.
sideTation It's importance. deserves, snd Sc.
sbout ConsummLIiHg the scheme 81 IN early
DAY is Ct-0T days, when there was n0s 81
much business done hero as now. Memphis Nea
BLESSED with several bsnEinC Institutions; now
wa have none Oar brokers Go he business 70
the extent Of theI ability, but ctary enc would
realize the great advantage Of a Wsg-reZula.ed
nstional bank q cur midst. Il must BE- a long
.ime f ever, before the old State banks viii
return tc the Union lines; but evsR If they were
all here now there would sal be a business ne
cessity foy a national bank ia Manphi6. Il is a
good way l5r capitalists 20 invest money, cfar-
ipe very fair prospect Of reasonable reHqs2era-
tiou. We commend the scheme 10 shs isvOra-
be consideration Of our readers, with 50 sbid-
ing confidence lhat its resi- substantial merits
VII secure for il the necessary c0-cpsTatien and
tie rlcst distinguished success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

losses he sustained on L0rg island, and s'isr-
wards oa Eanhsttsn isisnd, stunning as ihy
were, ws-a less fatal thzn il the city bad basu
yielded witboat = struggle.
Wo viii net 60 iuslher into the review Of tho
eensaras o. tie preaaHs upon the past. We VIII
not multiply re.szeHce8 But tha remarks re
have made may show thGt if we win eoHsEk
cur msmefy and ompiay our essder. we shall
look baeE upen our pathway With mach Of sal-
lstacsion, We Aavs dose wonders from the 7.ry
beginning, and have neht 70 indulgs 9 pm
eTsHg pride. We hsys not been wise above
what IS possible 70 humaA beings We have
maaa mistakes and Eliscalculatieas. But We
AsTs av7r acted wish inteliigsnss aHd ssgaeisy
ne have made a1ge OF those absurd hinnders
vhieh Enediocri;y now alleges We have solsd
well, sccaTdH HK . TIE lghss Of lie occasion. Our
Government though rot gifted wiki eisilvoy-
aace er diV.EEsion, has gone s5 fsst as the psO-
pie would hays followed; ard cur people hava
shoEn large Intelligence AID q nebio patriot
ism. We have not avoided thoss evils and sur
.orings which were not possible 50 be avoided
= 50 great war; bot VIC tyast We shall have
tas msullHess % bear them without indeco2t
cutlery and unjust eriniuations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

The to.leTizg circular has been addressed By
the Polish National Government (DspartneHt
Of LithuRnis) to its ageats abroad;
WILMA, September 80, 1858.
Notwithstanding ths Efforts of Russia t. intsT-
rupt ali communications in Lithusais, NE re-
ceivs official reports Of the operations Of ouT in
sargeDt Getaehments which, by their bcundless
devotion, thsiT iHc0mpa sble bravery and lheir
constant perseverance,, etisF % tbs world the in
posing speetseie OF q handful of heroes srug-
sug with whole hordes OF bsTbRroHs aold,oTy
These encounters efteR turn to our advantages;
bus, G1foTlunsieiy, the enemy, though hgE-
dred tines beaten, returns q hundred times 70
the charge with troops which are ever fresh,
Whila our forces cannot increase in consequence
Of the Usnt Of arms, which every dsy makes
Itself moro bitterly felt.
From the last reports which reach as from the
chester Of war, we learn thst in the district Of
Wilkemir, in the government of k0Wn0, sR IN
sargent detachment, under the command Of Gas
peT0Wlcz has had sn engagement with the Rus
siRns ut Lspigrosz. The Russians were con-
ple:ely beaten, and the insurgents remained
nsslcEs Of the field. In the forest Of Rogow the
asitsi dsischmsnts Of Otzswski and Asbkiez-
vicz have been equally feFtunste, inhictipg os
the enemy g loss Of twenty killed and i0rty
wounded. In ths goYeTBmsnt Of Minsk, Igna
cius Ssbek pOsted bis detachment ia ambascsdo
botwees Mask and BorysOw, in order to sur
prise e Russian column under 9sB. Gfunt. Oar
soldiers charged vigorously, and, ia q short
spsce Of tine, defeated the Russians, wh8 fed
ia disorder, leaving their killed snd woussed on
tho fed IRE Russian eommsndsns himself
wss taksa prisoner, and taken 20 headquarters
While stsTiag in the insuFgsnt camp he had the
opportunity Of convincing himself of the differ
snce existing between the conduct Of the kas-
SLAMS toward the insurgents and thst Of ths Poles
swzrd tie Russian prisoners. Three days stter
the battle, Gen. Grunt was set at liberty, after
giving his word Of honor that be would aot tight
egsis5t tho Poles in future.
Our iasguecti9n being a struggle in which
the whole nation IS engaged, has embraced 81
e asses Of society. Thus ell classes Of the
people have furnished, and still furnish, heroes
and victims Russia, which proclaiHs in ell
Europe that tie insurrectio1 is only ihs work et
3 ssssll portion Of lhe nobility, gives herself 3
formal deaia. BY imprisohing, dsporting, OF coz
! dsmuiEg 20 deass, large number OF peasants
1 is true that she does not proclaim tbs TACT 10
her psri3diea, press.
W. hays already seen how the prisons were
crowded villa Pcassnts, and how many Of these
/ .nfortunale people have Been transported to
! S5clia, shot aud hanged. We have row 20 Ie-
| eot5 even uloCe terrible events. Whole families
Of peasants, whols villages, have been Isus'
ported to Siberia. In the district Of Lida, the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12
MASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE.

Cooper I1si.uto was well fIlsd last evening,
/ ty a. eU'ielc- Catbeged unCer The suspicss Of
] tie D -ccrztic Unien Association. The mar
/ bail wac somewhat crowded before the hear
/ u810c fer the C1mm-nc-ue4t Of the pTOCesd-
iHgs, sFd ss far as sppeaIauce8 and an6cipa ious
/ could eject it there was every premise Of a
| harmon -cus ard enthusiastic meeting. The
I only difficulty in he Wsy seemed 20 be an entire
Misunderstanding between the su5ience, and
same Of tso speskeEs- ss 70 The sentiment Of the
Deuoe-stie u.zssGs IN relation to Che TysY.
I-'s lu-eeY the CiregmstzEccs) somewhat
ser0us misuUd ds-gtsnaing became apparent verT
soon sfzr Judge D IAN (tho preside0i) coz
rzaue-5 sca.kicg Wsi'e he c0ufHs3 himself ts
tie denurc.sdan Il tho Administration bcC1gse
Of It's msHil3d sets of .yTsnny and oppression
and general EssUE1ti1n aad G5EEs Of power,
his REMARKS were well received end often Sd
p,autld; but as sFon rs Be declared in is~1T g.
Usbiug .he rebe lca and restoring the U1ior
o7 fcrca Of arms, be was interrupted By sinUsi
-fs Cul!Ts luI5TTra, tie universal cry f.
sFaeee." end eve E--s I'D war Democrats
haze" listing isT several minutes. Tho audi
iaucs, Eyw9geTs winch, large es it Tas, wss
composed Il nls-t lr. lisaat sue respectable
1er, mace na a.' r-las 90 h ak u9 the meeting,
11r sven .0 i1iaEca- tu- proceedings, by ether
h=H expressions # di9-npgglaiiou ghen dec.G-.
a-i--s 10 favor q The ~ ~ icy WeLs clearly
T-.a.
Hbas faE general 5iss1-7o5-lioa zi.l whi-l.
JHE-5 E-s='a FeE.T-s 7E.rs E=rcive- Ha1 passed
ever. -r5 .ist Ut --prosf5e1s and secrets
is1 vas z-sl 'Es feeling O. tie N e.iug was
how sFz.~ 'E the r-C=iEg Cr5sTs vish UE.cl
sia HaI-e O.. RiefaE5 O'C-rms1 3 Fesce D=Fa-
sTT-.I vas sse-iysL The resolutions, 100, were
eddy .. cs-vs5. Iltacs ihe remark was general
L7lue-g-5 tEl aUdie1ea that, with tne sLcsR-
ic1 .. aa sc-ag.0-z. word against lhe A1miu-
.T- ior, it Eg7 wGttsE Of 5s-iCEs dlIcUity 10
discover snv material difference between tho re-
solutions sud a-r=Cass they were l'r.oGrug g.
s-d tE-sg presented and Dgda at R7pUh'ic-u
useiH-s They ne sBeahers) opposed the
A5ui-izt~at.cu. but favored giving It, vigcr-
1Us-, 81 It ssE1c 30 enable u 70 c5U.iuue iho
very policy lls sr1skers Esamed to den0uHcs.
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Tho Pcses FssrlzE In New Vert.
ETOII 10 NV |TI -IIFTIT Ull -
MEETING OF TIE E0UyG MEMS DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION.
The D nccEetio Union young men haye gone
beyond their sphere, sEo consequently have
achieved failure. TGe meeting he'd let night.
respectable IA numbers at tie com -Hencement,
very s=nshlT diminished Throughout ,ia Pro
ceading5. ETs~yt.iuasTE5 "stsls, 6at ard IN
profitable" Thzze ws8 no vitality. 10 eCtlUsi-
agm, exeap, vixen lie name az Yzli-udiehaE
elected spontaneous bursts OF applause, ard
similar outbreaks Of the Pssse sentiaant sce0m-
panied sllgsions 70 Pssce Democrats Of lesser
note. The orators attempted TO fo-cs a wy
feeling upon ihs audience, snl 3ismaly fajlei.
L was evident that oFpc5iuen 70 1hs Waz w1s
the prCTEiLng Eeld,
The lacsl reporter SEyS IN bis notica OF the
us-tizr:
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II Extract OF letter frem membsr If
Blaek-usrss company. dated Fauquiaf. Nov.
We dsf.ed into a psrty Of tselys, aud killed
ore lieutenant, wounded th5sa ptiFaaes. ~
eapiurad cue U1iuju-ed. TIE desd a157 vFrn-s
ed we Jeff on sha Asld. TIE enemy Is uarsrsI'y-
quiet now. TIER army IS small; iba 5.h srny
corps (Sykss) expect % leave fsr Tennssssa
so0a. Ias cars ara running to WaTeHsaa. NJ
Y1nkaes st CaateFvilla"
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Montgomery and West Point Railroad
arrival and Closing Cf The c. S. Mails.

zY GEgzGlA RAILROAD.
Ina F----tFPM C.1asB daiiy at P. 81.
Hr ~ STERN AED ATLANTIC EAlLE DAD.
7. -az35A oses daily g. P. n.
av .sEA AID WEST FoIsT RAILROAD.
--. Bs0r.M. Closes dsly a. S P. y.
H-lF- AhD WESTERN RAILROAD
-s-. ffs.tsFa Closes cal y q P. =,
OFFICE EOUES
p au- e.css a. ] P. 4. open 81 2 20 r.
81 q. t.-Hs g.. 8. o..
SUNDAY.
ga. y a1d close si0AN Open at 6r. X
81 ..sI 81 each ussi. the ofses via De closed
TEgs q. ROW sJ,
b. 1903 r- i7r.
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RUH@IsHED
-. II AdEerli.Laa.

All s5vsr.l-smsuts wi so charged I've dollars per
s1asrs ta- ihs art inlsrtiossHad delss snd hfy
-sats fo- cash su5sequent insertion.
Le1aI notices vii be chzrgs5 81 the rats o; Afty st
seE Tine.
Cbi5azry notices charged A. the rlse Of twenty-five
g. per aa, ard Ell olhsr s-slss p0t sf general public
,U.es-. az cher sdvGrHsszsa1E
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7 ~ Seventeen t3Tiez have bssu captured ard
burg in the vicinity OF Blairsvills, Uaion coun.
ty, 4 G.
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- A naval sss0ol has been started in hisA-
NO ID, with s1 professors and iOrty-hvs mid
shipmoa.
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IN VFhisehau street, Between IJosn-
tar Hud she Atlanta a1a West Point
E-ailraad~
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TFo gentlemen, who have bad the conf 5enee
Of @CoHfsds ais' officers bish ia rssiz. ksvs irss
arrived hsTe oirsct trom Graysos county, Tex
They EFF SaerDsn, tbs e3Uniy ssat of 49,
o1uBty, on the lst Of September. Thsv stsle
Shat strong UHion feeling segan 70 u1anif,-s
itself in Norm Texas STOUT tie middle ol Inv
Or s5oUE the time The news was received OF ~
surrender Of VicksbHrg aud Port Hadson
Secret organisations we're termed, sinailsr 10
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Poland.

| The foIlsEizg circular has been addressed By
! the Polish National Government (DspartneE st
| Of LithURnis) TO its agents abroad