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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-12
NOTICE


HEADQUARTERS PAROLED AND FXCHvup
PRISONERS.
Jackson, hirs. December "a. 1852
NOTICE is hereby Riven h snsTsr to numerous
~ q7iricE that ~ prisOnsrs 81 war belonging 70
Confederate States service, q IIve1eI at bTrs
DIR tie Fed ral hss e truce, haze been szehsurzf
arriyG- al priaOa5r a, ivnE within tie Confsds
Ines ~ otherr5u-ss, esiHO sly be exchanged hv re-
M "a p onTiihou delsf % thsss GsadqnartsT
oder 20 have their NAMES r5gist red for e~1cbsDgs
By eoanznd Of BEisadiar Gsasrsl gUGGLEs.
r.. eZYlANSKE
de26 IN a. "A. sud Insnactar Gana@r
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CasuuItses ia Cempa1y C, 20th Mfssiasfppf
hesilneBt at Maurlreesboro,. Gan. les.

Killed; Coreoral Fairly. Privates Light. F.W. Brough-
er. Wounded Lieut. Pepper, right arm shattered
Sergt Hunter, ia bead, slight; Ssrgt. johnson. in knee.
shghti ,sergt; Up. Brougher, in calf Of leg-sHqht /:
lr0y, IN head and thigh-snce died 7. {. Hodges. in
100, severely J. W. Hodges in shoulder, slight Lewis
Ballard! In groin, dangerously A. G. Reaus. shou der;
sna iset Henry Williams, in both thighs; - Darby
IN hand - Smith in hand - Halcomb, in fool;
brown. In shoulder - Towies, in hand.
The above list Of killed and wounded, take from a
letter written by my brother, J, I. Broughsr, on the
day after the battle, ana may be Inaccurate.
ca. nnGH
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COTTON CAPngi

TIL subser Der hiss for sale st Ea.idiaa Mississippi.
4 TWBIVE HUNDRED PAIRS COTTON CARLS
without the backs which he viii sell In Iots 20 so { pur-
ehsses {, IN their present eondiien, OF he win contrast
to deliver thsm resdy for 1ge IN 8 short time
To persons wishing to trsn-port tlsm 10 q drtsnee,
Their preseRt fO7n Is desirable, sStw3 hundred rairs
occupy q space Of only ihre. erbfc feat AID weish
seout seveAtT-dye 9oands. Tbsv are Of the most ap-
proved msnUfacture, and any carpenter car fupPly the
backs.
A note addressed to the undsnigasi, through The
mai, WI reesive prompt attention.
W. g. HAREENs,
jal22t+ MeriEizn. MIA
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERvASTFR2
JACKSON January It'll 1851.
w Immediately, = lsr-a nGroar Of NFGRC
W MECHANICS, (Siaeksn'iths. Carpenters 81
W~ag1nmakgn for Ire g%5FoTnr'ent shops at this 20
for Whteh ths most iinerai waess vii be rad Aa7l
Il ny oAcs just below the Past Office.
II L. BOON,
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NaNEEEE.

MIUIUAL FDHHsIUhb UEIIUE,
JACKsOS, JHn1srV Tfh, 1863
dds VIII b received AZ this cmce until ths 1t
ID insts for making FIFTEEN EUNDRED t.
TWO THOUSAND (0- more) HOSPITAL BUNKS-
scoring 10 pattern 90 be ssea st my Omca. The lew
est BIDDER to have the prefsrenee-ths right beiua.
however reserved % reiees sHE bid not deemed re-
spsus be. RICHARD POTTS,
i~s7tI5ta surgeol G. S. A. sad MsdieA PaTverer.
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KENrUoKTs ~Loss-AmoDg the Ksntuckians who
fell in the charge Of Breckinndgs's division At Muir.
4resboro' on the Sd, were BrigadierGsnsral Hanson,
Lsutenant-Colon Nichols, Capt Uttsrbaek, Capt
Dsrrad, Lieut.. Burnley, Lieut. Tryon and Adlutant
Moss. Capt Wright, Of the 18th Tennessee rigiment
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IAPORTANT ARREsT-We learn that Officers Wm.
Wrey and Waring Russell recently arrested at Taom-.
asville, Ga, an individual named Il. B. Humphreys,
who, At he time d his arrsHt, had in ais possession
bank bills to the amount Of 500 goo, the ssshe being
spurious. humphreys was brought to savannah and
lodged in Jail. The spurious bank bills are in proper
hands.
Subsequent TO tee above arrest, o6lesrs Wray and
Russell arrested a man named J. S. PsTramore, who ID
charged with being an secoInpfcs Of Humph -syE.
PsTramore we are informed was about twelve
months since, driven from Thomas county, Ca. for an
Ofense approximati1g to that fr which Humphreyss
under arrest. Officers Wrsy anil Resell deserve the
thanks Of the banking comaunity of Savannah and
Macon, aud the people Of Southern Georgia Esst and
Middle Florida. for the timely arres; of the parties con
eerEed, and before any OF the spurious bills could be
put in circulation SaraaEak Republican.
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- A Norfolk letter to the Northern press contains
the following highly improbable story
A British subject, who came here from Charleston.
South Carolina, within a few days, brings information
that nineteen negroes were hung ia the streets iuEt
prior to his departure. This occurred in cor sequence of
a discovery made IN rather a singular mrnner. The
whites there, for sone time past, have been closely
watching the movements Of the blacks, aud thinking
they observed an unusual number Of funerals among
them, a white man disguised himself, and following In
one Of the professions, on arriving ss the buryiDg
ground, he discovered thai the coffin contained arms,
which were taken s0d buried in a vault, in which
a number bad already been deposited. The cOuse-
quence Of this discovery was the hanging Of nineteen
Of the most intelligent Of the eenspirators.
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mRmPHEs -INTRLhEGENoE.

We have the BUVetiR and argus Of the 9th INST. The
announcement is made thst trains were arriving and
departing daily to and from Grand Junction, and that a
large amount of cotton was being brought in. Colonel
Tate had arrived from the south.
An Individual was arrested on the 81, who had Just
received ten thousand counterfeit Confederate notes
from Philadelphia He gave his name as J. N. D. MI
Ter, snd managed TO eluded the officers.
The county court met at Raleigh On the 5tb. Judge
Petit and others being absent, no business was trans-
acted for want Of = quorum
During the month Of December the recorderbad three
hundred and n~inety-one cases before him, two hundred
and eighty three Of the accused were found guilty, one
hundred not guilty, and eight were transferred t. the
provost marshal, two handred and ninety5hres paid
snes, forty-eight were put on tie e~haiassng, and two
appealed. The total amount received during the month
in fines was two thousand Eve hundred and e~ightysix
donsrs-s moderate months business.
The Federal officers sppesr determined to make a
poiat CT running the ehsrles,oa railroad Tbs order Of
General Hnrlbut vii be found elsewhere. from which
{ will be seen Est womea aud children are again to be
male to suffer If thu Abolition plsus are i~nterfered
wish. Referring to the r al she B4letta lays:
TIE CHARLEsroN RAMRoAD-Th railroad Is once
more running, having been pat in order for business. Il
is singular that it haH not been opened before now, for
beside being so much shorter han ths Mobile road,
&NHAAA ~ A4 AAHAAE ~ A4g ANAA4 Isl . ~ AANLA HUN
easily kept clear Of gnerillas and track d~estroyers. The
first train since the repairs were msde, reached this
city from Grand Junction on Saturday. One Of the
trains came in on Sunday at four aud q half o'clsekin
the evening, one yesterday at I o'clock in the morning,
and one last evening st four o'clock this last train
reports all quiet along the road, and in good order. On
Saturday, while rapidly turning a curve between Col
herYile and Germantown, the ties gave way and two
cars ran of, and, after running . hundred yards. turred
bottom upwards. Nobody wa in the cars and no bodily
injury was done. Besides its military utility there is
prospect that the opening Of the rosf will greatly aid
busiRess here, already q cons derabls amount OF cotton
has arrived by 1t. We this morning advertise the re-
ceipt Of three hundred and ninety-nine bales by the firm
Of Dan Able a Co, by this road.
AMEMPHLAE SwTEDLED-The St Louis Democrat of
the 9th states that a wealthy Tennessean, giving his
name as J. W. Ohrisp, recently from Memphis. was
found inebriated on the street and taken to toe Central
Police Station. His statement corroborsted by other
and circumstRntisl evidence, was to the purport that on
the previous night he had been induced to visit a faro
bank At Fourth and Olive streets, and had been done
out of some $500 by the gamblers resorting there.
The police forthwith made q descent upon the gamblers
apartments, and there arrested Alec Watson, H. h.
Robinson, G. L. Dalson, and Isaac A. Chnda
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CnHREnRnrn

We are at present pressed nowhere but In the South
west. The enemy says the Richmond DispateA evil
IDENTITY viii not make another attempt to take Rich
mOnd this winter. We have three whole months at least
to press the COnscription. II fully carried out it viii
give us-with the army now in the hsld-7OO,OOO mea
for our operations In the Spring, al Of them betweea
the ages Of ls and 40. With such an army we can de-
airoy utterly every Yankee that dare venture out Of
reach Of his feet Let our authorities do their utmost
20 bring & all out and. depend upon #, they will bring
cut enough to insHre peace, and a glorious peace, before
The end Of the summer. They will bring cut enough
10 render all the Yankee expenditure aBortive and
when this levy shall havo been bsf8sd they viii never
be able to raise smother. We have a Secretary Of WA
who brings with him 3 high rsputadon-no doubt well
oeaerved-for talents sagaCity, and business qsslfcs-
tionA bis advent TO ones has been most auspicious.
HhAs already been marked by sigosl triumph. Let uG
hope that his administration viii be Is fortunate to the
end Esit has been In the commencement aud-that it
may be so-hsthe will devote all the energies Of his
mind to the organization Of the CONSUMPTION, and
ths rendering il efficient But to this end some
hing more is requisite thsn even the acknowledged
abilities Of the Secretary. A bureau should be estab-
hshed In connection with and under the control Of his
once, 70 be devoted especially 10 this one object, and
It should be filed By the ableE man it Is possibls to
ind BE should have no other business but that con
Heeted with the conception. The Governors Of the
States, and sA magistrates and civil officers Of every
description, should be appealed TO in the most earnest
FERNS 70 lend ali the assistance which their Offices en-
able them to lend Thus only can We render thls last
gigantic effort abortivs. Thus only can we secure an
honorable, a beneficial and = lasting peace. That
peace, Il these conditions be observed, is very nigh at
hand
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Lead! Eead1f

cad IN large Or snail quantities, bought al
- State ordinances department. Irequest ali who b
either pipe pig or bar lssd-to bring it in immedigf
as 1 am very much ia need Of it. II BOTrRNT
Colonel and Acting Cl5ef Of Ordnance. s. i
decl91m
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A friend has handed us a note. stating that Mr..
J. h. Graves was killed at Holly Springs on the 10th Of
December last.
Also, Lieut. J. H. wilbur Of Memphis, died in No.
bile on the 2sth nit.
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u W. ars much grasihed to learn that Col Wm.
Jackson has besa promoted to the position Of b~rigadier-
general Of csvslrg. This honor has been won by meri-
fo1ous sondnet snremitting vigilance and military
skill We feel p~erzasSed he viii sdon the position he
now holds and REID ts,t more valuable services to the
Gauss in which be Is DOING battle.
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FRoM MIDDLE PENEEssEE-The Chattanooga Rebel,
o. the 4th eonfsiGs the following i ems:
a privsts dispatch rseeiFed last nigtt from HurfreeB-
boro', repo Il the enemy still retreatlng sad large nun,
bers Of prisoners sent 70 the front.
An accident occurred on the MUrfreesboro' and Chat
tanoags roai, yesterday morning, By which seven
wounded Is 1ldiers were killed. A train loaded with our
wounded wss con ng down from M1rirsesboro', when
three cars were jerked from the track. about six niles
TIE ether side Of Bridgeport, and feven Of the poor fsL
lows were killed. The cause Of the accident is atni5E-
table to the fact that some Of the spikes IN the rails
were loose
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q

On ths sth nlGm0, 81 the rsaiasBse Of BIZ. q. J. Led
better, Of JACK on. BY the Rev. Whtsfeld H4rr3egton,
Major J. B. PLEAsAET. Of Missouri. t. Miss MARY 4.
HEDaER, Of this city.
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e We are indebted to Major Blythe, Of the lad
vance guard Of the army in North Mississippi, for late
favors His position in front has been maintained con
stantly, and his viglsnt observations have been OF i'm
mense value to our cause.
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FEW Z who understand BLASTING spd
II MINING opera i5ns, can hes Of empoymenl a.
scOd wages BY sppljcs Ion to
Il II. CAMERON,
Mstor snd C.s
5si26t Jseks0o, Sis.
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Y Col. Blythe, whose fell of operations IS compar.
stively limited, is nevertheless doing good service. He
Is frequently heard from by the enemy in the vicinity
Of Memphis, and he rarely ever strikes without aceomp
lshing something.
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TANNERsI a. FaR &c.

TBE Confederate Feather MsnUfaetrry Company
; WI sell FIVE bob. Fgansrs' OF. App Y TO the an
derslTred. J. j.. KNOX.
jal2l0ts SHpsria,snseut
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The bo6y Of General Sal, Of the Federal srnv.
escorted iafo town on Wednesday, and laid out IN
SKATE In tue court house. A guard Of honor was ala
toned around ls remains and this nornipg they wsre
Inferred with the military usEges ACCORDED to q b ave
By our army WHISTLER friend or foe. Hs was
killed. BY a mirilie bail passing through bis hesd, snd
bis eouatsnanca stIi handsome, bole the impress Of q
brave soul-Hnfreesb0r9 Baaae, Sd.
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Adviees from N5w Orleans to the 2sth ut, state thai
Banks had made Baton Rouge his h pdquarters
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Casualties in IS, 9gfb lUTssissippI
R~eEinaents nj IHuE~freesouFo
The following is the list Of killed and wounded o.
Captain j. F. Wstons company az the battle of Muir
f~rsssboro. December s1st, which went into he Aghs
numbering forty-foar members
Killed. Lieufensnt Barssdsle, Orderly Sergeant P. s.
Roberts, Priyates John B. Mclean, David Elmorer PAT
Callahan. Morally wounded James Howard Severely
wounded; Captain J. +. Walton, Sergeant J-B Pick
en-, Corporal =. B. Sproles fright arm sInpHtatedl Pr-
Yates Robert Mcclellan. wilson Melton, Wm- Campbell
John Hughes. Peter Ponder. VIM Barnes, Jas. AicrHn-
der, y. b. Emmons, Levi Niece, w II. Williams
Slightly wounded sereesnts W. H. MsgrEder, Thomas
White, Corporals Jas. Walton. " ~. Horton, Privates
Frank Bennett. @ J. PEEK. Wm. Mills. Rsbt. Tate, ?. d.
Wigiey. -Four others-nsmes forzotten-vonnded. but
so slight that it does not ameunt to anything. This
eompsny Is prime paily from Hoaues county.
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4 sIIUATIOH 81 SCHOOL TEACHER, by a
"A yopaS man who l. qoeifsd totesch ~ the tls
mepfs-y branches Of Englsh. he has ben d sehafesd
from roth me amy and loHssFipt eazp on account Of
disability caused by = severe w0uad rese vad ia battle,
s1i is Ia nseesstous circumstances Ad fr-ss
W 2 H,
jRle3F Jactsoa Post 0hiea.
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20 Gen. Tom Thumb contemplatss mstrimoay, Il il
said. A writer in the Bridgeport STANDARD Eays that he
has sWassed = fortune for himself a. well AZ inside his
family Independent He is t~weutysiz years old and
sports a mustache Of which he is quite proud. He owns
= yacht fast horse, fine dogs, ands splendid pair Of
Shetland Ponies he was made a Mason SONS months
since and has already taken thrse degrees. His persOn-
al habits are said to be uns1ceptonsbls, but after his
lite o. excits m mt b. tres Of doing nothing. he TANKS
if he msrries, d nestle cares viii be enough 10 sngr0Es
his attention and prevent further EMU
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G. 5. KNAPP, DENTTSJ

Jackson, Hiss,
OFFICE Oeel tie we're Ct Patton g. rarfolS. 81.
" street, souih Of he ssp.soI. Jackson n sssi5
daa21m
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~ The Memphis BuHesia says that in consequence
Of the threat Of Jeh Davis against commissioned officers
taken prisoners, hereafter all rebel commissioned OH
ssrs in our hands VII be retained, and only privates and
aon-counlssiOned officers given up. 70 this extent the
.rnhanra viii conanua.r
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e Colonel Preston D. Cunningham, of the 2sth
Tennessee regiment, wss killed at Murfreesboro' on the
% inst, while gsllsntly leading his regiment in a charge.
Lieutenant A A. Hardin, Of S~tanferd's battery, was
killed on the 9oth. In this gentleman the army has lost
a brave and accomplished officer, and society a refined
aud courteous gentleman. ". II. Holsmsn, sergeant
msjor Of the sth Tennessee, died on the LIST from a
wound received the previous day
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A NOBLE BAND OF NEGRoEs-Dr. J, B. Jones, Of
plantation, onswEeh wers hfty-one negroes, In Lenor
county, three niles from Kinston. On the advance Of
the Yankees, and when il was evident our troops would
have TO fail back, the whole body, with one exception,
who may have struggled of, packed up their bundles,
formed in line, and took up their march 10 the residence
Of their master, a distance Of one hundred miles. They
passed through this place on Tuesday night, and sve at
Chapel Hill This morning There Is no exsggsration in
this ~story-Ra5stgA STATE Journal
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GNNFRAE Rams.

Gen. JOS Grams, Of Nashville who was killed IN
TIE first days battle near Nurfreeboro, commanded the
brigade composed Of the Sd and 9Th Georgia, llth Ten
nsssse, and 9Th North CarOlfns regiments His command
occupied the extreme lsn Of cur line, and be led Lis with
noble daring. while under a terrible FIRE, aud as he
va passing down the line, minnie ball struck him in
the breast, and he fsA near TIE cOlOu. uitsring a his
LAST wOrdsL"Forssr5, ny brave boys forwardi"
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BTEfKeMTTTS WlETFDI

TIRE or fa1r competent Workmen may recsf
Il god pay and permanent eaployment. Apply g.
COL PEIL STOCKTON,
ia f- Conma-SiD0 Jaekso7 Ar-snsF.
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ARnBEL SOMA Nashville correspondent ofa North.
en- paper says;
Cen Roseersnz sent & flag Of truce yesterday with e
venfcston Of prisoners rolls. Major Clarence prem.
tsnee was the rebel hagoficer. He desired us to nctifv
his father, the editor Of the Louisville Journal, that he
was well, fat, ragged, saHey and rebellious-
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The Chicago board Of trade have passed a reso
iz;io3, pronounsing the Daily TiMes, Of hat city, ur.
worthy ihsif couRtenHnos and support. directing the
dlrset0u TO exclude it from the resdmg-coom Of the
association, exPsiang the Tils' commercial reporter
from " on change, and excluding thst paper from the
reports. Tae EBeniHg Journal ntimatss that tbs Ysrt.
szs rsiirosd companies in the city ere talking about
pursuing 3 similar course,
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-ARREsT or CoUNTEREEITERs-We learn from the
Savannah RspsbAaaAo Of the 5h instant that 8. B. Hum
phreys was recently arrested in ThomssvIle, having in
his possession At the tine spurious bank bills to the
amount OF two hundred thousand dollars. His accom-.
plice. J. S. Paramore, was also arrested Both are con.
6nsd in the jail in Ssvannsh- The parties had not had
opportunity Of putting in circulation any Of the bills.
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Kheeler Agair Among The Yankees.

We learned at a late hour last night that the ipdonit.
able Gen. Wheeler had q second time made the circuit
Of the opposing army, destroying 200 more wagons.
burning up a vast amount Of military stores, capturing
ten wagons loaded with ordnance. Among the articles
which he was compelled 10 destroy were thousands 81
blankets, wagons which contained the ouartermaa4ayss
money, and even Alot Of revolvsrE.
The battle Of Wednesday was one Of science alto
gether. Thenatite CT the ground precluded the posi-
bihty Of Independent operstions and the whole plan Of
battle was eKseuted without any deviation from the
original.
This should convince the world thst the man ygho Ia
at the head Of tbs army CT Tennessee is worthy Of the
position wbica he holds, ana that the denuncistious
which have been heaped upon him were uniast ungen-
erous snd uadeservina of a moments constellation.
BE has gained most decidedly the MOTT brilliant vic
tory whch has ever she'd luster over our arms, and even
az We write his guns can be heard In ths far distance
still pressing on the enemy.
Fog our parts, heealtss Of the opinion Of Others, we
shall h~enceforih know Gen. Bragg to be what We have
slFays believed, a soldier and a general
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oDiYTF W0RKso CHANGE NOTES.

A IL persons holding this f=sue viii please present
y them atthe office Of the Dixie W0Eks,n in Caz
ton Mississippi for redemption.
ja7lw+ y VERSE; &
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From the MurreesbOro' Banner Extra, January 81
The Eatsst.

Inc Latest
There was another bloody engagement yesterday.
Byrnes' battery opened the baltic about 10 o'clock
About 3 o'clock P. N. Breekinndgss division made a
beautiful charge across an opening. driving the enemy
before them for more than a mile. The enemy fell back
70 a point where their batteries wore masked. and when
our troops came up within range, poured a most hellish
fire int thsir already 6eeimated ranks Nightfail closed
the strife, with triumph again inaming our banners. We
sustained a heavy loss, which fol- principally upon the
Kentuckians.
Hanson's Kentucky brigade were directly opposed to.
seven Federal regiments from their own State. Il is
needless TO add that our gallant boys proved themselves
on this. IS upon 81 other occasions, invincible.
The enemy appears 10 be failing back slowly in line
Of battle, ~contesting obstinsfely our advance. II Is i'm.
possible, Of course to predict with certainty the result
OF this succession Of battles, but up to this period our
arms have everywhere been victorious, and it Is eur
conviction that the enemy will finally be overthrorn
and completely crushed, ending with their destruction
this horrible war.
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There viii be p-rsashipa to7asht at 7 o'clock st
shs Bspfss church.
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The Chattanooga RessL Of the Gin mst, gives the fol-
lowing list Of soldiers recently killed BY accident on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad:
s. Row, Chattanooga color seargeht, company a 1912
Tennesse8 regiment; Wm. Buchanan company F. tEt
Arkansas regiments Jack Bsrtse4 company K, 45th Ala
bama regiment Higely, company D, 18th Alabama
regiment; Corporal ToleBs company X, LIT Arkansas
regiment; Terrin Beeks, company 3, 4lst Mississippi
regiments Corporal H. J. Orsyin, company {, South
Carolina rarimeut
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E- The Lynehburg gfrgfaian vOuehsa sor the truth
Of the following:
A captain Of Munford's cavalry, ID Virginia, on pick,
ct Mondsy night after the batse Of Fredsrieksourg, was
sccos ed by tue Yankee picket opposite 20 him with the
query
Have you a sorry corporal with youf 2"
"NaP p answered the esptain, bat, what do you want
with hin q
. We want to trade you Burnside for him." was the
reply.