, 1863-09-07
FROM CAIRO.

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mAh The 1ot+er "a f1}1v f,,rey T., sonr cor-
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The fo11ov,ne imnortort nnt;ce In ,r,t,cb
ali cotton hnvers nTc interested Il nnbl,<hsd
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:. Notice will be- taken that all cotton raised
n ne states q: Misslssipp'', AZ ArkaaHas. end
See Withont being duiv pern,Itted .for abandon
mcnt or otherwise, viii be seized aud confls-
Gated. This notice Is gtTe9 for the
t;a antl;anIag9 I u piante1s tesaong @ III tae " r.
hrinS their coftor, forHnrd for aa1e' tl,erebv
running great risk Of losing 1t.
ls1snedD = ID fEATs1AS,
Aeel' special Agen' tse4auey uepar'meat'
1he members OF Inc "a Io"a infantry, part
Ct Gen. Tuttle's old command, had = meeting
lately nj whic1, 7,is accentanca of the nom,na.
uon 1of governor o. Iowa. oy Inc so'csilea
Democratic Committee, was severely repro
hated, seYies of resolutions xera nassed.
e,tt;,r f,-+f, +,e eoaro,r- ,rcons,s+onc-, l.,
lN4oh 49, Ieo.Ds 4N7lss :"
MS course, and asking hin, among ofhers,the
following pertinent questions: Do you en-
aorse t1e f,rcnl,r M . 5xsned nv +ha stata
csI..1 ~ ~. - .5s ~. G...,".nS ts
teatfal Cou'u4ttec Ii WHICH tHe CoHscf1Pt1oa
act Is denounced as IN abominably unequal
and Unconstitutional act? Do YOU. withsthat
f,onr,,t+oa t,vor an onnronr3at3o, At seoo =
600 10 exempt certain class Of persons from
the draft? L Committee Of the ed Iowa will
call upon Gen. Tuttle for explanations and
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'"n"e'e ~ 'Ac. =. 4ac!aea. -
Brig. Gen. n. D. butoro, has roce1Vod 10"
The comn;and of uelena. Arkaneas. and he is
=. .s.oaa - 800 -. -aw eonono,r5
10 Ffoceea nj once 10 LIE Ae" c'nl'aauu'
Brig. Gen. A. j. Smith, IN com maao OF lnc
District, will detail competent officers to
co1nmana ar Cairo. to relieve Brie. Gen, Bu.
co"in'u ~ oso' " 4e.0'e 20. s. w.
lord. VINO dee1fee 10 get Oh IN aooaE one
week.
CA1go. Sept. 5.-The steamer Liberty.
with Memphis papers and q large number Of
furlonphed Iliinois. Iowa. Wiscoasin and
Wissond soldiers, has arrived from Memphis,
They hing late news from Arkansas. Col,
Burbridre f1ehell vas taken prisoner at
HrownsTfi}e He had heen sfck ut DuFa1lfs
Bluff. Hearing there was to be q fight there,
he sent bis fauli1Y to the interior, and started
for BrDTp6Tflle-ruEtA IQ1u in QuttEFUuE5-
aEked if Marma duke WIS In BroWnsyilie-
man said yes-offered to show The wsya
short distance met two others in Unl5ed
States UnIform-t1ey would conduct him to
Narm,t}uke's hcadGuartcrs- s-took him into
BrownsyiIle. when lie found be was caught
" MarsH i walkers E Inade Maior. General, AID
is In P.ies's department.
GueTilias are at work in Middle and West
Tennessee.
p,re the following from the Memphis
EuQt;in: ave learn that the noted que
WORT men eTer engaged In thieying opera
lions in West Tennesaee, has recently got
back to his Old hauuts, he made himself fe1t
potcutialjV On Tucsday. about three miles
beyond Raleigh, on the old Brownsville Road,
captusipg forty wagons and teams. hauling
cotton The teamsters we're taken prisoners
ard couscsipted. The cotton, about 20 bales,
was burnt. One Of the teaYnsters, nearly