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vas . mighty uphszyiHg Of shs lower TogioFz.
and that tie 6sRds CT he'll wsrs turned lose
upon rs, for verify, suck locking humans never
met our gaze before, and we humhly pray God
never to let our syes rest On them again in this
world nor TIE next; for to MP mind Tiers ssn
be 10 redemption for thsn, no fsrgivessss for
Zach sias IS they have committed on cur De-
~fsnssIsss homes, and if I should nest fhsm a.
woaId be in eternal torment Therefore, I pray
not to meet thsm in the Haxt HsEld. Hs2 they
confined themselves to honorable warfare, and
gone IN afRn pursuit Of the aT'asd rs6sts," they
might have taken eur general and his body
guard, they beiHg cut of from ths msin body By
the general stopping St fernando snd letting his
srp1y 20 on withsat him Il certainly would
have been a mach greater Booty and honor,
than to have been piIlag ing and packing of rebel
rags and niger measy and jsweIy, and
taxing Of parelsd soldiers, But they have
evincsd il their esdrss al that ia bsse and COW.
sraly. Well nighs tha purity Of WsshinEton's
heart disewn them. Gods sllsssiFg eye bas
recorded sufficient IN sba wsy Of dark deeds
against The small army that passed through hsre
he past wssk, to sail down His vengesnca upon
sH Ysakssdem. A fearful deem awaits them.
HVsngssnes is uiHs,' saith the L8rd. Il viii
rspsy." Iato lis hands We viii esmmit cur
wkoIs trsss-aot forgetting to lean upon Davis
and keep our powder dry. TIE him cur syss are
turned IS Gods chosen vessel to lead as On to
victory or death.
WsmAn IS I an, tmid By nature, l had
rather fase the deadly conflict on tbs battlefield
sksn the seorn reproach and ignominy / have
endured this weak. It wsEId be sReoter to fall
struggling With sush q foe than bearing their
brutality in silence. They may ROB "a Of our
earthly plsssssions, leave US naked and hoose-
| lsss, bat while theTs Is water ia the sarth AID
bark on the trees, nature can subsiss, sRd God
hs.h rrscisusIy sid, Man shah not i've sy
bread alone, but By every word that proeesdstA
cat Of the mouth eff God" BE ssz feed rs, ss
&c did Elijah of cid. Bo csa kssP Cur cruises
fall, as be did ths widows, and believe BE vii
do ali this for rs, sd even more, if ne cut tr1st
Him. Then let Us, as : newborn naisn'
watch snd pray" Let Us pray for ourzelTss'
for cur families, fSr cur President aad his Csbi'
net, fer our generals, aad sUy believed ssldisrs
let u prsy for the Confsdsrscy and 81 stat is
in it, pray that we may resist AboHsiouism Apd
dsspetisz This viii tell TO the world We aEC
Ist with fsitbful, ssuragsous hearts and deter
ninsd spirits, empty thsugh cur smokshoussa
he, and perhaps eur stomsehs, and thai to every
man, womsn and child we viii live rshsls and
die rebels. LUEETIA.
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WA. =. PARKER, n. D,
and Captain Of Virginia Light Artillery,
Longsksst's Corps
LERE IN RICHMOND.
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Great sEcFsBffg ~ BEsSnass.
The DLsP0siiisz 81 TrooPs.


CorreEPondencs Of the Sew York Herald
BALTIMORE, October q, 1863.
I bsve some news this morning Si-eet frem
Richmond. Ihsve had the uuasal gsod for
tame to meet with a psIsen who left she rebel
caPital Z isW days ago, ERd whs Is web peel ed IN
regard % both the civil and military STAIRS ef
re Coniedersey l have derived from hia the
following i~ntelllgancet
The general sppearsnee Of Richmond dees
not differ materially from whas i has been dur
Ing the last two years Business generally is
ettve. There ere quitea large number of stores
SID DWELLINGS, 20 rsat, bEt not nsar 50 nnsny s.
there were IN JAY snd August In fact basi-
ness IS mHch more lively now han at that tine.
The sto' IS are well filed with goods Of an d.
s%c5ipaons, and the retail trads il bu K, although
prices are very high. Money, such ss il Is. Is
plenty. The business streets and BahIic prone
nades are always filed with % pie Of botk
sexes, intent on business OF pleasure; and sbe
pisces OF public snEasmeDt, Of which here are
several open, are well fled every evening.
There is ons marked feature, however. sbout sl
public assemblsges, whethor religious Or otber-
wise, and that is, q much greater degree ofplaia-
ness OF stfrs, both IN men and Eoman, than IA
ever before prevailed. Bal dieasss and spite ~
enc broadcloth, ss well as elegant aCniss-os
are, tHdesd, soa sames seen, but thess srs eT.
esPtens.
They are only displayed on the perssps A. n,
most wealthy members Of society. are slros. Il.
ways regarded with disfavor By he missss s1s
are always obtained from vessels thai rs -
5leeksde The arrivals Of the latter are f,s0vaDt
ard regular. Almost ali Of them Land 81 wa
Ringion, and the csTR9ss OF these are brc1gb,
over the rsilresd By the way Of Wsl3en and d.
tsrskurg. But some, also, land AZ Sav.Hreb
and sene at points but little ksown E-t6S3
down the coast. They bring cannon ana .m,n
ni1on for heavy guns musksts, military econ.
teIments, saddles, holsters, pistols. eistb g.
uaitsrms, blankets, ecfee, tea, re6,s5 s.cs
drugs and medicines, leather, and IN 6ct &C.
every Conceivable article Of necessity a. !
hrs. JEFF DAVIS, the vile Of TIA P,ss3
las he is called in Riehmond) dresses ve-v 80
", aad usually walks when sba go 81
When sic dsas ride Is is ia a plata ezr-is-a
drawn BY two horses snd driven bv 4 rsczo
whs Is By far tbe most consequential psrsenso
Of the two. She has bad many iich dresses ~
snSeFO articles OF jewelry sent to hs- Nv
the friends Of JEFF Davis in Europe, bns tbsso
H. seldom wears, except upon st6ts occssioss
SRs very rarely goes 70 PLACES Of amusenear,
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CAKP EEAh CHICEAHAU5A
Novenhar 2 1874

GAIT sEAH C~HICEANAU5A
Nove@bsr z 1853 5
EDITORS APPEAL : I desire, IN the name Of
humanity, to call attention to = Disgusting and
most cruel spectacle which I Witnessed in pass
ing C~hiskznaaga station, a few days since.
Several ear-Iosds Of cattle we're being pat Of,
and the negro er nsxTccs who were engaged in
the work seemed 10 take special Ploasurs in
pushing TIE peer animals backwards from the
ears, thus causing them to fall some I've sT six
feet upon their backs, bruising AID doubtless
stslly injuring many Of tbsR. Tie cattle, if
4 little tine we're allowed, would jump from the
train without injury, but the fead inside pre-
sred t. see tbs poor creatures fall wish al their
weight ugsn The spiRs OF upon the head sad back.
Mssy we're SO Injured thss they lay several min
atss in agony, sRs could with 4 ideally get upon
their feet AHimsls OF their weight mast have
sustained great i jury to the Evsr and ether large
internal orgsnS by this terrible eo4eussisR, and I
deabt not many Of them TO day have iERanma-
sion Of the liver, with fsvsr; yet ibsy ara being
issued tn Is troops IL this diseased condition
Shame OF The wrstsh who woza be thas cruel
10 animals and regardless CT the health aud life
sf the soldier! I felt 50 indignant at Witress-
ing this spectacle that I Tsde Up TO the train AID
asked who vas ia charge Of this b~usiaess, ard I
was directed 60 a man who gave his Lame as Aer-
Ger; be refused TO give bis Christian name. liz
CURED if be were not tie s7nzissagy sergeant,
and be replied, No, that be was comRisssry Of
the pcstL I expressed my surprise that 80 10
spectacle 40 ofiee sboUld BE 6ilsj By such 3
man, bat be insisted that such vas lis flee. I
promised to report him de replied, is Hss PER
f8stly MINISTERIAL. I Learned yesterday that tAis
man is IS capable Of aEshood as 81 cruelty.
He is no csmBissary. Capt. Darling fills the
post Of issning csmmisss-y, and Capt senmes
that Of post commissaTy. Tbs nan Mercer is
responsible, 1 learn, to Capt Darling, and Capt.
Ssmmes, whom I informed Of the facts, very
kindly snd premotly promised to report Mercer
80 Capt D. I have thought proper, however,
to make this publication, as tie practice Of ibis
nsn EeTssr may be imisatsd At other points
without 8 knowledge Of lis ~hurtfalness to Ike
animal ard danger to tho soldier.
Very respectfully, &c,
WA. =. PARKER, b. D,
and Captain Of Virginia Light Artillery,
LongsTsst's Corps.
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PROM THE RAPIpAa.

The two armies appear to be quiet, nc m]vs-
ments Of imP0rtaues having .skeu place fer sew
srsl days.
The Yankees, on Wednesday, were IS Bsrea
church, about feuI miles above Falmouth. They
were not in large force.
The enemy, alter = skirmish With Gen. Imbe-
denis foTess Al CoVirgton, fell back.
We understand that The brigajes Of H1Ee
ard Hays, At the time Of ths fght last Saturday,
were guarding The working parties removing
railroad iron. They were STACKED By G small
foscs, which was roughly handled; but the
main body Of the enemy succeeded in getting
between tbs brigsdes and the pcntoen bridges,
and it vas in attempting % force their way
Though hat eur troops suffered 60 severely
There vera rot mos than 1000 man Of beth bn.
aadss n the Ezht.
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The NsE Orleans Era. OF shs 4h INST, say;
Prem Western Louisiana we learn that ihs
enemy STACKED GsR. Wssbum's advance ye
tsrday morning. sni drove /. 10 towards iEa
main body Of his command
Thair progress was speedily checked, and
Wsshburn drove snd pursued them u1iI bis
men were too much fztgUcd &c follow urthsr.
We lost IL killed forty. Ths enemy lest ia
killed about oos hundred. Oar forces captured
a5cUs tEo hunuEed prisoners.
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AAo A'BNS~ N' O ytstetlhy 8aYB:
Aeenvention Of representative Of tbs banks
Of the Confederate States was hel1 st lhs CITY
Hall IN this city yesterday Hon. Autbenv
Porter, Of Savannah, was c 0sen president. ara
" B. Saith, of South Carolina, reoaestsd "a
set as secretary.
Ihs proceedings of the morning sessisn wero
merely preliminary and not Of general interest
AT the ale noon session a omnitioe f eigbtaen
was sPpOinted to prepare business for tie con-
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Ts R-szrsskiaas.

ATLANTA, Aogeubsr L, 1853
EDITOB5 APPEAL Hon. L. M Bruce bss
made ne 3 rsmittsseo Of usney, to be Hsed fer
sls beHe5l Of iie sick snd wounded soldiers 81
he kentucky commard IL hospitals Or Frivsss
koGsss IL and around Atlanta. Any Of them r.
quiTing pseuRiary aid viii cal ca me az Boy
hospital, 4tlsn.8. respectfully,
WI WEBB SaY-een.
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rRnm HRAuFoRF.

A dessTtsr from The sasmy's camp at Beaufort
says she Savannah RsPabtear, who srriyed hers
q day or M since, gives some interesting items
of information
The present f5rcs Of The enemy 81 BesufoTt Il
shout ten thOusand white troops, mostly fer
sieuers. and six regiments Of blacks, three Of
which have recently been organized.
Every week the Yankee officers reaa out g
notice to the black troops, purporting ie come
from across he lines, to lie effect thatal Eegroes
whs return TO the Confsders5s territory viii Be
hung Immediately HPon tbeI arrival By this
infamous system Of lying they are succeeding
pretty vel in reiaiRing the fggitves, nearly al
Of whom would joyfully return to their masters
If they believed It could be done with safety
They are thoroughly dIsgusted wish the brutal
ruls Of the Yankees, aud long to get homo again.
4 nsw eonserp ION bss been ordered % take
place, By which ell blseks between the ages Of
70 and 50 will be enrolled IN The amy.
TIE small po1 is raging to . fearful ezssnt
smong the fugitive blacks, and 3 large hesPisl
has bsan established = few niles hom Beaufort
fer their reception and treatment
Extensive preparation is making for an sxps-
diion Of soms sort, and from What cur inform
ant could arm from the officers, = smults-
ueous aftack Is contemplated sga.nst Charles
ton and Savannah in ths co 1rse Of = very sEoEt
time.
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NEE@ WNIIENINI
We clip tho following items from the Rich
mond Sentinel Of the 14lh:
vuonF TuR vaFTvW
PROM THE VALLEY.

We are informed BY 8 gentlsmsa who lately
passed up the Valley hem EnchesteE, having
passed over through Loudoun and Fauquisr,
tbbt the Yankees have TsoccBpied ChaT0sg0wn
in force, ard send scouting parties Of Nav York
cavalry to StrasbuTg and Frost Royal, TO gather
up struggling C0nfsdersses, steal horses, and
PlundsF henToosts snd pig-sryes Capt Back
ford, Surgeon Guild and Chaplain Merton es-
capped from prison and cana over the PStomsc in
company The FsGsrals were much iHfurialed
with the people Of ChaFlsst1sn since taeir late
mishsp there, and in thsif rage, se5 IRE 70 a num-
Der Of hGildiHgs IN the place, which were foTsu-
natsly extiBguished BY the citEsns, vita the ex-
espfion Of tive or three. Tn wife Of Major
Hawks, while demonstrating VITA thsm, was
struck By a trooper with his saber aRa injured
severely.
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- 4 ehickas-fsaesF Is trying 10 get Up .
new rses 81 pgl-is b cccssing WestEsgo6skz
wish Shanghai hens. We shall watch bis sGs-
WisR mich interest This IS q progressive
age, and rOpe-WslEs even nsy be made 20 Fr9E.
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COOS COOK snd "a ASSISTANT COCK.
LaEErs st he
ga EILLLEp AND EATISa sa0us.
Decatur s-srE
&c .1lW- EHr1Ffa a.aaa --=r
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EAWnhingtonf isnst-

= Washington dispatch, Of t5s 9th, ssy5:
An izf0rmsI conversation vas held this day be-
tween sore Of the representatives Of the Span
ish-American n-at5nalitiss in Washing on, with
q view 70 concert Of action IL resisting the estab-
Eshmeu! CT q monarchy On this continent
Although the idea of q representation to this
efec. 30 or Government has long been in c8n-
ssmplstion, action IN the premises hss 10 doubt
been accelerated by the appearance Of = signif-
cant sriieis in ;his mornings Ckr0nisls, fore
shAdOErng the enforcement Of the Monroe doc
Hiue, SsHsT Romero, tie nsT minister Of the
JuHreE Government, has arrived IN Washington,
and laughs to soom the idea Of 8 popular vsss
resulting N favor Of Macmillan. The day for
his presentation has not yet been fixed; bat it is
understood that bis Instructions are of such .
character s. csuR0t fail to enlist the deepest
sympsihias Of he Government Of the United
States"
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a The Savannah RsPs5LieaH Of Sunday
closes its situation sTticls D. tie statement that
q an impression has very generally Obtained
that, having failed st Charleston, the Yankees
are sbeut undertaking al expedition tgsins;
Savannah. We hear that General BssursgsId is
also Of this opinion, and, if true, it is mere
guess work with him. There are, also, indiea-
tions that such a result is regarded a. not wholly
imprObsbls by our military authorities hare.
We hope we are prepared for them at every
point, and viii be caught mapping st mons. Too
much vigilance cannot be exercised along cur
line Of coast and particularly at Poiats nom
which al attack is likely to be nsda on the rail
roads, both 10 this STATE and Carolina With
proper energy on our part, wa have nothing to
fear. Lei. every Yankee who places bis fsos On
Georgia main fad here q grave"
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Y TIE Philadelphia Laquirr Of the "a IL
slant, has db patches stating that the Yankees
erhsrei OpsloUsEs on the 2lss ulHmo, under
Gen Franklin, the CcnfedsrAtes falling back 70
Alexandra. a new expedition was to lesve
New Odesns On the 25sh ullino, uader General
Dana General Banks was 10 accompany The
expedition Brownsville was supposed TO be the
point threatened.
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sH0wIEG HIS LOYALTY.

sDecial Officer z. Q. Patterson, Of the chiefs
staff, yesterday arrested g loyal citizen named
J. Boyce, for using 5sditoas language. It ap-
pears that shs collector Of the internal revenue
called upon him 70 pay his taxes, when be acted
IN 5 very insulting manner, and told the colsc-
tor Ehal be would rather threw bis money into
the gutter lhan give it to support any sUeh DID
Government rs That Of the Uuitsi States" The
proof wa pretty positive as TO the language,
but Be dsnied tnat he had made use Of if IN TIE
manner stated by the witness. He only said
that Il "Esuld be the same as throwing money
sEsy foT him to pay the revenue tszas" The
court, hewever, was net Convinced Of bis inHo-
-enee IN the premises, and BE WIS required 70
pay 3 ma Of S25, which ne viii 10 doubt csE-
s.der money thro IN sRsY.
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y We learn that the body of Geo. " lines,
4 member Ct the Bluff City Grsys from Mem
phis, Tennessee, who was drowned in attempt
ing to ford the Cstt0oga river, has been rssov-
cred and inferred with military houors, by bis
fellow soldiers. The ladies with their character
ists kindness placed a wreath Of flowers uPsn
bis breast and attended BIS funsrsl.
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ELEGRAPHEO


A4lerec according 70 aet Of CenWssz II the year 1853
Fl EaEasHER IL he CLERKS oHos 81 ma Dis.
Eict aeaEt o. $40 Canisderats States for the EorE-
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~ We see By ina Memphis Daay JOEsual
OF tss al iusi, that Gen. George, Of Nissis-
sip9i has been aiken prisoner and eoE6Dsd in
te hviBg block.
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ARRFsT-

hrs. Bell WIS arrested last night by Officer
Williams, IN q charge Of Usisg seditious Ian
gUage. She is said to have boosted that sac had
on = rebel jacket, and as she has been up prsvi-
eUsly for similar s4fenss, the officer thoueh.
this sufficient 70 warrant him ia locking hsr Up.
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TOBACCO.
we LOST a TRUEK7

ga 2 Cc.o3-r he zE1zes1er lrE z-e==a-
sEllu F=Ht aHf Atarss a man ---
~y0Da2 IEOSd marked wa b. me -- ~
-. Hsa a-sa via q -ssgH and saIdsas asl
1870 le rs-sIv=1 By Hslss-z -
.'ll-s --1--F srce e. % e--az-
aa- = oEa1s ot paper Hs-suT - gaa s--- -
Re este Of J. Il Czzk a. gs-v---
A1y L1s12-t1u lsadlaz d b.
srHs5 q La HlE rscsissd u szsssrEs sas sbzse
~ PfovHs Er3Esr-E slt rs7isr saat=--. aa5-sr
EEF. joan y EA~TEE
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FRom NEW

We have before US The Era Of the Al, but
end in it very little OF interest. Two boats ere
advertised for Baton Rouge snd one 6oT Natchsz,
and The two following items ars al We 6ad in
the local column verify Of mention;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-18

VENT a. The committee was In session last
niEaf snd the result 0 sasir dsHbsra lens viii
be made known today.
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A FoRGERY-The Yaskos papers are sub
fishing q letter PHrpsring 10 have been writes
By Co nmisssy-Gsnsral NortbTup, at Athens,
Gs, April 25h, 1858, and addressed to Hon J.
A Seldom, Secretary Of War. Il gives = dole
ful account Of the bread prospects Of the Con.
fsdsrscy, mentions a conference between Gov
errors Brown, Shorter and Vance, etc. The Ist-
ter is very ingsniousl written, but is q forgery.
IS Col Eogibrup bEs not been to Georgia sincs
The removal Of TIE ssst Of Government to Rieh-
mond, and shs Richmond papers announce thal
be rspudiates the letter in tate.
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Fer Wav0p.

A tss rsqzs-t Of many fHaads Jas. r HlLLIAzg.
AE, 50 zaddaso fr Hsyor Ct this ely. q, sac ezs1-
inz a'setIeu b. Dssanher r0.-s-fs
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HaETED, IHhEDI4I.LI.

WEI EUE sE-Hazsat a cara
- arch q Gssrz g1ce VII be ps1. A-rva
:. LoT-TlT.
ksTlIaTz Bls-k
esl-hfr= ar-eeE or
~ MAJ r g..
.|a |UHrHrH Ia.
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F0E SALE!

A C5HEODI)UB pWEELLEa HOUSE, w.thlz
~ hrs misrisl walk Of t1s bas1rssH part Of tFs aitv.
containing seven rorus. Eishau, stables. csrriz=s
anuso1 EaTys7-s asua- garden nd al c0HFstia1ces
Necessary for ihs ooat1rt OF fanly-usz sad f1
sood s9saisn. Apply 70 r n CLARKE,
scts tw Whitehall street.
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WlFFEn. - ~.

z W~EETY-FIFH Yong a1d setVe NEGzO ELEN
z far tie ensuing yosr. Apply to
2 r.. EHYnEFE0T.
r0ES f=s agent A lanfs Eta4m Tsnr srv
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%DFEmENTs or GEN. stHEzuAN

@spFHHIENTs on GEN. skaERmAN
Is rumoped that Gen SHERMAN, twenty
ebsBsspd strong, has crossed the Tennessee
riser Al HanisgsHs, (Whitsssurg, ten miles dis
tsrt,re suppose andis moving in this general
f,eessn. ghs eject Of such . mOveIBsnt viii
:. easily f~srssssr, bul Vi sHFPoss snd trust or
military authorities are advised Of it, if ase
ard viii make the nseessig Opposition to
-aat Il
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Lise 81 UnciRfmra EreiKhE Received az ~
eaa1heEH Express Cssn9zaF, November
~, 1888,
3 Evans, keFi W Wrsy, pr b0sts; " 81
kGia, box; J Cain, pei iroE; J F Jsses, bale;
Sfaj J Gs85itt, 2 bales; o s,ubeT, bex; T Peters
pkg; D Lsigsa, pkg; Z gsWa9n, srusk; Miss S
HaHs, Pig; Capt S Prcss5aa. 4 sofia; z Csrra
4 bril-; D M SpilleT, 2 kegs &C Clay, box S
Cteny, bale; i Withersby, b0zi Sc Clark, box;
J Lynson, box O2erby, BOZ; Capt Lsiteh-
6ei9, hezi I Hospital, box; L Z SsaiBbacx. 2
boxes; u E Hugginsr box; Col J J Tnlsy. boa;
J Carter, box
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D., J. B. GENTRY.

TA5 Celebrated 0Cllst, Of Frankfort, EE.
3 nov Gizn Georgia f- l= rz-ssss st r=s.
Als st diseases o. -ls Erer
- refers b tAs sEesu aaz Soldiers Of E-u-eE7
su- Tennessee. --IH--
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FRoMoFIoEF-Ths promotions above the
rank Of cslonel, in tho Confedersts army, have
been numerous Of lste. The most recent are the
fll0wing;
general, September 28fh
Col Thomas Rosssr, Of Te1as, to DO brip.
dier-gcnelsl, September 25h.
Col Edward Higgins, Of Louisisna, 10 BE-
bugadier general, October &h
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- There Is another rebellion n British In
diA. The Punjtu5 has been Invaded By seven
thousand insurgents, and matters are locking
critical A formidable insurFeciion like that Of a
few ysars sgo, woUld be very annoying o Brit
ish Statesmen At this time, When the sfsirs Of the
eiviized world are becoming badly sBtanglsd
All The military genius Of Campbell and Have
lock was Pat in TeguisitcD to pat down the late
rebellion. Another 50 formidable could scarcely
find generals equal to its terrible energies.
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r. General MOursvisR has gwen orders 70
transport al the small nobility in Ithunis ts
the rsmotsst part Of Russia and As there are
entire villages occupied BY this nobility, The e
villages are ~depOpulsssd, ard the inhabitants
Transported into Caucasus. The civil governor
Of Wilma has, in pursuance Of Moursyiefs or
dsrs, instructed TIE military authorities 70 Trans
port ten thousand Of these rOblss, guilty or in
noeenL