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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
BrLLs HRAp.-Monday Nov. l6.-Thc Beef

BULLS HEAD.-MOHday Nov lb.-Ihe Bcci
Cattle market opened TIL, morning at Alertons WIN
.1O he III on salo-enOggh would suppose. u Dc
press tie market ben IL considered that thousand
head acre sold saturday nj Bergen. and 80 or ~
during tie week at other places. 90 NJ 70 MAKE up u"
usual number ~ G. 90 gneka scTy hh'ra. supply t'i
fatally Tor city butchers. Frst elias cattle were lot ms
plenty 10 ns week and the early morning sues were
on better terms for droycrs. though noiD!nay NJ inc
same rates per pound that Ia l0 lie n for The net
ucighi 81 Beef seller sinking oGal The demand Tor
ih.s class was very sharp. the army bgyer s Me'''s
Starr Reed taking about DO head. Including some OF
The b., lots they could find and some heavy fat oien
little coarse lover rates PEI pound thai H. si0lOc
IL IA q pleasure TO male honorable menlion ever!
so.k. INT the best buocks In the market
for shipping purpo'es arc taken Tor our soldier.
stationed along the Ailartc coast noTih OF flofida III
llla be dlcnli IA Ind 30 cattle ever furnished W an
army contractor ~ a. much Ealre 20 Government s
tbs d.; taten bv Government agents tbs week ~ mar
kri psce sra folly sustaining tho advantage of the 10
confract sy,tcIn II true that Ties, purchases hro'
price. TO city butcher, aad oonsuner but the tce'
producers and the soldiers benefited. The medium
ola,s Of cattle sod today a, rsa.c. .. and jls'
Atosi as last yct but tie Inferior sori at Z. ~ 70,
DO not ell ~ well as they dd week ago and @il not
~ cox out close this evening ~ last Monday urHfs
tic ,undosn baycrs mp the work very strong
ILe tale d.rls The Afternoon has been sloT ana a
uod many .Ois have herl taken Ei buyers own raies
ard vighal god many ~ to left over FOR the closing
iii. make pfeiy hard close u tho market Tho sheep
nafkrt doc. bot open ell 10 day ~ did hss Mon
dsy tic vtolcsss meat market having been very Low
iss sSlSs d5Is and 'as M Hhf'ft Ais Nty bssfi
sleep sd ihs morning NJ prices estimated al cents
pound 1.-Two Weight 1her- j. nothing favorable 10 say
~ shippers Il hoyt about tho market Wswil give the
l11tS - GlogTys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
TIKI NEy.YoDK COUNTY VOLUNTEER Cot

TUY Ngw-YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER CCI-
gIIsgf-Ths Committee, consisting Of the Mayor
Controller. Supervisors Blunt Purdy. Stewart and
Tweed, with Orison Blunt as Chairman. have Issued
call for 30 90 volunteers the number required to I'LL the
ciiy's quota before January In accordance win tho
President Proclamation. The Committee have opened
recru ting Office at No. $40 Broadway. aud offer the
followiur inlucomcpts 10 ypluntoars:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Gtaiionern an6 farm Soo0s.

NOCHRANE's GLASS INkSTAND MANU-
~ FACTORY. Ma. III william a.. y .-fairii Az
Tisht iniaud, Patent Army lnkstlnds Cochrsn-s new
Thermometer Hks1nt TIC above surp4ss any luss ads yet
invented all 2iely and economy tor sale y al %.
TONERS
CLOTE * JAMES,
- sTAT'ONFRS PRINTERS and NiASk-noch
DEALERS No rs fuons- orders rssps tally sJlirlted
NOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED By FRANCIS
L 1 LOUTRkL No - Maiien lane BLANK bo'ss II.
p.r Stationery and Printing a. niodcf ate p1css.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

This amount will be paid to veterans. men who have
already been In tho service and been honorably dis
charged by reason OF the expiration OF their term oil
enlistment New recruits will receive son. Tbs IN
dloenen, ILL., IL is thought bring In large numbers OF
volunteer, and render the enforcement OF another dram
in this city unnecessary II Is ~ DO hoped our citizens
generally without regard TO party. viii aid the Com
mttee in the arduou, duty which they have undertaken
Tie period allotted for Cling the quota Is fast drawing
30 close and no moro time should b. lost Our moneyed
men can materially AID the work BY subscribing to the
g. 200 stock the Controllers Oncc the books for
Which win DO opened today by Controller Brennan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

500 offered; Grass valley $40 y foot. Market Tor
some stocks active with considerable sales.
The London Economist Of Oct. 81 says:
F,scr rcs are for The pon, take aud oaay appears 10
be rlrn,iir The demand ior silver H. however the In
The Bank Of France also ccarng market Of
l th,' yyoui Otherwise found IT, way into thc Golfer,
Of the Bonn OF ni Tie advance IN the Indian escanees
l. eau, u fro contacts for s 90 81 be entered into with the
confinen for which sod viii he .Hpocd; and bc higher
motley abroad have influenced TIE exchanges Nich
are LtGyy ~ tis oeitIl for bii..
Annexed tht IA cure i Tor paper OF various dltes
Iercsrt.l Per cert.
20 10 Co I,vs.......St, 4 months Bank bills. ID
fnoufh.............9 T. nuuis-Irldc biils..4l ,
month. ..............4 q y
On the stock money has been ttle wanted
in viii the foreign settling to-day bu tie rr nf
shor 20 .od. s Gosofumonl stock doe, not exceed
Annex are the rates Of interest allowed drposts
lOnt-st0ck O1nkk. a cent
Discount houses AZ cili................BJ pcent
Ditto. with seven days nodcc.......... 81 = cent.
At the London and " es.,nns.e q cont only sums
below G5OJ
Withdrawals 81 coin small scale taking place; al The
otsing taken io the Conincti 10000 haSo been
taken to-day for export.
Annexed are the rates o. discount in the chief Cor
dnenid ccs In Hamburg the operations in silver b'se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
miscellaneous.


GOOD NEWS FOR MOTHERS.
N Mothers can their strength and tho ssp,n.s OF
iBRoWNs PATENT BABYTENDER
whoh conb.r, Ia ono compac, article elegant sprns
Cradle Baby. Jumpe Hobby iiofse, High hair and Baby
walker. 90 and see II, CT send for Circular.
BkONN Co. No ~ Broadway
OAK. CHESTNUT and HICKORY TIM
~ BER for sALE.--A large growth II Ilmtsr standing
upon 10 aorss situated about 100 rods from the Long shnd
Railroad; unusua facilities for getting II msAeI Apply 10
JANIS n. WEEKS laphanb. l.. /.
DIAPER ut LESS than MANUFACtlkEkS
il PRlIES--No connection with the combined
MONOPOLY FOE HIGH PRICES
am selling Note Paper om 10 cents per rvan mp large
,tok of Flat Caps and foo Post much lss than nu prices
Letter 81 up and Cap ~ 20 ara osofy epnon o.
Paper 4 les. than any other Piper Dealer, iog ensA
0rdsn ny mai promptly tlei ~
Wholesale Paper Dsher.
No a Be- smnn -, n. \. Iht Old St1d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

TTO PAPER MAKERS.-WANTED MA
i CHINE TENDER; one accustomed to fonrlrni<
Cylinder Machines. Apply TO Pedro fALAS, Nc.
Ifoai. 4. second toor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Annexed il an extract Of a letter from the
Controller Of the Currency 10 s. C. Thompson. Pio.i'
dent Of The FirA, National Bank Of New York;
Unconscious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

TJ,O PIANO-FORTE MAKERS.-Wanted.
1 GOOD FlNIsIER Apply.. No. as West l3lh-st, -
,w ecu Oh and lDshsvG AIso young MAN to hep rsssd
lie .hrn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Point s.. 900 ~ foot Best and Fletcher 5000 asked,
500 offered; Grass Valley, $50 y foot Market Tor
some stocks active with considerable sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Giants.

A YOUNG Lady Of responsibility ard intel
~ lgence is dtsrons OF obsinsg situation an ANA.
PIonography short. Hand Writing. and can write rauI
anl leqbie long hand Adde'S H. A. A no. III Wavefcy.
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes a SIT
"a .UaTIOy in pryste family COOK; has the bet Il
y reference Can be for two days No. 2n tn sv
,e.,ye n 18th and 20th-s's. tli'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

A LADY will recommend Woman for GEN.
~ FRAL UOUsEWORK or CHAMBERLAIN, hsy,or
lived In place eleven years Is capable Of hi ing either STA.
ton. satisfactorily. Cal at No 1863 Bowey. dpg store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

AIR. Joseph LINDERFlELD VIII fad 0
vi LEVrf Il slt-essat 20 Mr. Joseph Thurman. Love
Pc. one advertised the lih iol Ph;IsdePhl which
interfed log him.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

Paving tar on !at frcnil
Mafch9, 1851, $S8 7S
Ditto. n........ % lW
Paving tax on INT. ftoni
March q, 1851, SH 8! |
Ditto...:...-......2lo loi
Paving tax en- INT. frcnt
March %, 1851, 97 .65 |
Bitto...:.:.........t66 t 66I
Paving tax On int. ffomt
March 81, 1857 @7:S5
Ditto -, I. :. = -. Sf69i
II. 49, 49, f~as fs,vx,t
Evening star., 1863-04-02

IVv lNc5th hoa tot 'hoi'o'j casScf, tcoi a.
ana tmps t'''' ''...s
sao part Ia. ..... sctlber, Columbus. :. 80. :.
Tax for 1858, 81 90; 1859,
"a ~; ana 1860, 81 So !,
tin ths name ef Bank
of Metropolis)
Beginning at the south 4
west angle Of said lot !,
and running north 70
feet 9 inches, tAence'
east 10 feet TX inches,
thence south 20 feet g.
inshes, thence west 12
feet TX inches, to be-
ginning
40 | part Of 1s and Scrivener, Charles ......
imps. Beginning at the north
east corner Of the lot,
ana running thence
west '4l feet, thence
south LA feet, thence
sas4 IL feet, and thence
north l2i feet, 10 the
place OF beginning.
e7 | e0.,....... aiicer, Charles IL. ....
Tax fsr 1861, name Of 8
J Beg9ot.
Paving tax on int from
April 3, 1851, name OF
D.. J BaggoM.
% sue' A.stssa 1isa"sssIsst,t...i ...sa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08
The Tnahee F'isater, in LsuisIann.

Fraa the n. o Correspondent Of she n. Y. World
The Ope3u,ss road through the richest re gion
in The s-se- T. s midsummer now; she foliage Us
ll development aud the woods s.d hs ds are fairly
WL1raut in leafhs Along tas line o. the track on
Glib sis. for a,uost the entire distance b,.vv-e1 AZ
gsrs and Brashssr, there is wa'l Of living green but
lt is weed grow D. This Eard-n Of Louisiana has be-
me an alligator pleasure ground. The farms, ne
drained uud uuculivsled revUs u7 the original
~ a'oIlsh 'l swamp ag7i Hsrs ana there ta-re 8
-lav af CHltyEl01, acres Of corn and csus b1t hea
sre now 'Govenmeut plantations ca "9ovsrlu-ut
az1 rlsuratia1s or estates ia the hands CT DE
Govern lasuts numerous and disDtsrsscd friends
Dt course ths Government dCea noi own sIsvra-it
r.sra.y works ihsm srd here ana fh-re I say Few
negro mea sd more negro women wedding ths cane or
corn Wien Lay-ora men went through tde district
lcesi7r taey su-1ularg gubb'ed sd the "G5verumsutn
uegr'es theT eluii lay Eanls upou-
For weeks ~. en- tEs should have been hoed sad
wsp1ef ete d.ids Were uai0H ehed End the rank
zr07Th o. weeds has in ON places svsrtopped aad
e-ek ihs crop iaa lev pyces the oans looked tol.
rsy but t was small Tor the season. and tie sDecu-
l--or4 hopes Of one ecou anyhow may I'll. 1 wrH ts
7uu last winter shout the raw rsce OF nanferet1s
specnisting ia sachustts shosuakers who ere ark
ious 20 become Lou sisna sugar makerF To Be
sure. tle iHbar srstem is destroyed; the able
bodied 'boys are gobbied for army purposes-
for servants, ssrnWcrk builders 'soidisr and -of-
eera ~ There is scarcely an ordery-ssrgssnt or 2d
sutsnau- who has rot hi3 boot biackiBg horse tend
loE-a1t lase, bus fellow American citizen Of Arr
eal dssCeuf De GJvsrnmsu1 plantation negroes are
and played ous boys that do air work in q shift
les, carelaa manner Tue North VS. % trfuSs 8
lie, tn bring Northern energy enterprise ana eaptsI
90 the Saush The New York Esdegcadslf, thsi knows
alI bout ths s. ia, says &C.
BIt s far a. the cooa'ry Ia concerned its develop
mTut iis return IN euops In wealth. amounts 70 lees
hAn u0lLifg <. Another year Of restoration" will com
piete Tie rIiu OF the S0u-h. Oas more yea- Of tais
usw fs' and there viii be nothing left Tor the hand
90 death L9giziaaa has taken ltts more thsn ffty
years 10 shu out th5 Mississippi by lsveefng It's banks
10 drain and redeem the swamp lsuds % make Itself
a great and prosperous wealth producing State II
hsz reg T1-ed cniy few months for tha "Ad-
ulnisLr-iisu" 70 prepare the State f0r It's re-
original " rfhprenasE- q,
oarTism 10 rspeople u In spots wish half breed has
rsr 20 crive every ysstiTs Of civilization aud TO
make tie pa-aiise n the South q rs k rltt-n mias.
uetc, al gator ami m9essin & = smp ground again.
TO VIII som- coasoiafion. however, 20 the ALLAN.
t1r pat O. know thst the negro has ceased 70 be q
say uai that hs has the fullest liberty" 10 become
b balD4rlul
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08
a Bepr0duesisH nt EsensprI.

A recent visitor 10 the buried city says
One day, inside house, amid fallen roofs and
ashas, the outline of a human body was per
ceiTe5, and II. Florelh, the chief of the works
for e1cavst0n, soon ascertaj1ed that there was 3
hClloT under shesuEiaea. He sce1rdingly made
q sHsN h9le through its e9veung, and filed it
up Fith liquid plaster of Psrig, a. if it Wer3 a
mollid. The result tgss- that Be had obtained
compisse plaster status OF Roman lazy Of the
f.5t century Of tho Christian era Close by
aeTa folnd the TomsiRs Of q man, another wo-
man AID gid, Wita n4gety-1ns pieces OF silver
none ~ four earrings aid 1oger u0gs ali EOidi
two iron keys. and evident renains OF linen
t,sc or uuYss IRE whole Of these bodies have
bssn carefallv moulded in plaster. The first body
discovered was q woman ying On her light side,
,gi.h her limbs contracted, as Il she had died In
commissions The form Of the head dress and the
aslE are quite distinct, o. the bone of the little
iia-or were Two silver rings, aad Tith this body
we've ths remains Of he pure above msnti9Hed
,gilh ths mo0ey ard keys. Tie giri was found ia
al adjoining room, sad the plaster mould taken OF
the esyi.y clearly shows the tissue fhor dress By
her sise was sn elderly woman, who had an Iron
virgop her{tte singer The lsst parsonage I shall
describe was . tall, well made msn, lying full
lspyth. Tbs plsster distinctly Shows bis form,
,ila faldg of bis gaFInsut, his torn sandals his
sssrd aud BAR. 1 eontemplstad thssa human
f,ru,s with an interest which dafos expression
I, 3 evidsnt thst al thess Uni0Ttu1ates hsd
made great efforts to escape destruction TIE
grsn aDBssFs 10 have perished in vsia attemus
I'd rescue the ieFriEed women. who thonrbt thew
culd be nowh re 50 saf5 as In their ava home
and hoped that the hsry l6mpest would coon
eesse From the money sad KEYS found
win the body OF the hTst womanl she was,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

a 'otfar fr'm Haus7a.a, Of August 26sh, in
s1.g1s ys:-C6gtfd1 81.
Tta hsve Ilsl hcsTi tlRt Claaan0cg1 was
sErE ssso=saV. God forbid we have visits
q. .i1 our enemies Eeuly every day. They are
under street C'5c.p.ja6 tor not e voice is beard
iavzT ioacss ars 5rsil8u, ana seldom IS h0uso
,H--e.3i. E.. fearful Eavoc is made with pFo-
visions, n-gtues, horses and nUles. The times
ssz e-rfl.. Families are ruined, and I see no
way loeT the Toor or rich can be fed, If tls enc
my occ1o7 Jhis glac8. Our Ga viii provide,
iE-v au bcps
The Ysrks have piebets ali sIong The rosd
.rcm Stevenson 70 ihis piscs. They say, IS
se-rr that they viii .c9ascript here, VIXEN ths
earz rIH. tasy ere, now, al Brownsbogo. AIrs
81. hgb.Tssu was stripped Of everything, AID
~sas t3 B Bnw.sbcro ami begged i0y one axe,
a.c vaS denied. Mrs. $ e6ie is greatly L. iG-e1;
a'7-, Mr. Ga1. p. Bsrae ard Jas. j. DJn1gsu
Dana~ the G-st raid. they visited 5lr BsirHe'r
'r7l, aa1 -o0E ell lhe corn, sbssp, fowls, and
F0rg 70 drive f tEs mi ch kias, ba the
He E t5r lEau, aat ID FoS hem Trey
c-- 25J bushels v-h and divided it aunG-
're ue ross. &s. 3 has no teams OF wagons,
and trsr even took tSe baud Cf tae mill
r1a'- They HsVe, ayaius visited G5v gisy's
h.-'-S-t17- aH Two more horses, having.
ll sa.- previous vr3it csUsc& as ov5Iser~ 60
Eagc The ig=-s and mules driven up sG1 thsy
selected -l-Ce Of tle mos. Ea,usbie i the former
and .rtae1 of .hs iEsteT. AT las. Ecc1Ua.a, they
-ara A.u n- as.s 81 .h=iT camp alsg ta1 ar'g
w-gan le.s aua FOUR old oxen. They uogel taa
ag--sear TO lsz.e- tbe gathering Of the fodder
tast -ha c1rE m. m.Eh. Iip-n ior item.
h1vo Ls-rs .Hc negroes, csIiisd CI fs0m .h.s
county aGuste1 as high as siEhi hgadTs3-.He
ur-T0-loDzta UBr.bsr OF msles much the highest
Most OF tie goes went vollEtl.i !.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08


Fres- IL. sW F7rE sevs
~ L.nc7in a1d h5 cFlsi> suadrai,ist-s aTe
guilty. Of tfsas1H zEo'nss t7e Eeop Were j.
not t1af Ju51ea D. p7E%.f fzs1 1y taa shock cf
afns were lt Lot tHaf me lnH4s % Men are
coniu+ef eLs't71 and bs.-5cc1pic1 V-,l The con
teor la'-oH O ereii5 taat STAKE .he repob.ia 70
lis center were 2 no. i-s1 ezeit=nsaL- oL7o--
ea-lHa4o4 AHa zoe rue o. i5-ca piaIa = anl
that 3 u customary f3fma have given piacs 10
strange a1d u1usuh practices, every man now
% ii-is az. 'oi5itsou would ere fea have -sen
impsacned a1d punisasd Tor PgU1ry IN oll1e,
ioT o1lfaTai o. h.s E1s.s, arl TT repeated Ct
Temps % sssume GespoIo powers ana 70 over
t0r5w Ire Go7srrment teey have sworn % Ad-
h-.l YET On iar2i trnc3 7flt4 Ire Cons -l'u'ic,i
Aii7 peoo'e oi t-o hoF.n aaY8 05en lEsplse1-
eo"nEoaean ana r12oel oi their most precious
t-etsuI.s ~ -lril u'sAaHesl servants We VII
not rec p'tu-s'e the 7'sny violations Of tts ~
nr7nas LsH ny .la IL E-c1il7e and hls Cabinet
1-sl 81 % "1 can sHpH2c aia ls political
cnA-ii2n o. must D. ~ With ihe record
Ll-,a -cA'es'g privilege sce7r-et or ia1-
p,'eo y t-. eo-s.f'aioI' mas mas nlt 05sl
tti, t'4't WIZ - 'Ls l-s.Il. llns nAul o. led
trAi p3r-i. p many -.'4 con- .ant rave o5en
sL5 n-i.8I. @s.3 OF l.'les- Fl-.eaca pffPeGal1l
~ celFr-l cesPo'an' t7a5 thsTs seems 20
a-'pFe E-s'l'e 'n ths psEt OF
t. iae taa-l1is.fas 10 20 experiment with tne
"--
if3ia GRE 20 slo5ner s-ise OF tyranny untu the
laad a14ii be acsusi.F s'rt-d5Ted into siate Of
3o'niaE- tAe HgH5 or Tree d7ssassi0n, t2e
t1ai - . -EF, iia Ieel1an or t.o press, even cur
ia-l resource l7a elective Ifsuctl5e ere virtually
gone Icy rave ceeu cerie1 % people 10
every .oaadiy 'sleTe p saiiIeisnt military iorcs
x atsu 70 cou2et SUBMISSION ia oppression II
i17 sac et 45T 1gi1 ye. cl1gs D The rag
men-s Of is so-tt7zea iio5Tt.as. : % because tle
physlcal power OF t1is mighty C1mu5uwealth
Is ys5 s5,s ana isiarn.nei 70 array itssit in o2-
posidon 70 central a5sauasm- Haa 3. b5en
p.Fsrw.5 5e, New rE st this day w0U.d have
oe'n me province @. al au+Ocr1tt sub-ruLed 5y
the sword n some rude soldiers.
In TINS s. ate, the most poweEiCl ot the sister
! hood, and aes'iust, p=rlsrs. 80 set the sLamp.
et dIseutara..msnt. 40 Immnsat is the peril. that
tho sterrss pstyioi stuiisz no. cfssdsousHt for
the OpBress0r bnr Oniv nrniars uron the mans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

RON faH ITEite ka-islsT, -Ll.I
Lle latest ls,eEraptlc intelligence from the
West reporting 8 victory and She capture Of
four Yankee g.mauts By Gen. Price. brings
co EdJiuCnsl report which viii ETstiry and en-
CYUzsgs q vFTy large caFs OF cur people, t8-vFit:
that q G.n. P.ica 80 u5c--dz 60 tie fauk aud com
maad of General Holmes. deceased We hope
the report Dsy pTovs true l. is 1esnacla
EHu tWo considerations: FiJ5s, it wei Fl0z
ast President Davis i5 not entirely deaf
90 tie IubIa voice, and headleas of G5e
c0rIEge's O. Ei5 best friends, as il has haea
charged seaiE-3 kinl-ihis bsi1g she second iu-
s.eses OF urCof ltge esse Of Cen Pem5-rt1u
1-jGg ;he i.sE) 30 negative that charge within
ID PAST ten days. Tie s6c0sd cousidarsti1 5a,
ihst .ss public st large ts the hipiss. col6
daHcs DO ths ability and 50Ttuae CT Con. Price
as 6 miilsIy leader. With Ii ss0uIisus
generally, and his own troops, this feeling
Gu1U1ts almost % an idClstry, " hile tue
feeling g prevalent In tie Isus-MasissiPpi de-
parlncrL a general e'joyirg this confidence
enters upon military enterprises with extra0Tli-
nary advantages Gen. Pdee certainly has be
gun Egi li5 career since his disenthEalmsnt FROM
sHa orders OF Holmes. He has won the fTss
succss5 tbas b1s gisd5sne3 ClniederaL5 hesrs
rssm that part Of country for many month. We
Ll-- he nav continue 10 Justify the high hopes
ard e-rec-EtIans OF as Iunumerabla friends and
a- llr6Is- and prove, as they ailegs, that bis
light hsE been hidden under a busbel ever since
B6 was Withdrawn from an independent com
maad il hl5ssui and Arkansas, He has 81
grand E,d before hIa, and we trust rhat be
May prove the genius 10 g.aBu il for his own
aigl isns, AID igr 5h5 glory and welfare Of bi3
country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08


The slasi0n by 3Ir. Rlves 90 the zrsal bstEs
Of CslrU recalls lesson isu7ht by Tire sequel
10 that terrible defeat Of the IL mans uorthyof
Being csrefcliy Remembered by rur LEGISLATURE
n0v ab1ut 70 assemble We h8ve iha 1u.ho ho-itv
1i D70uisi1s for the statement tha.. 81 fhas aaf-
-ls, cut of -iSh.y-7iz thousand r man troeeg
engaged, tCs $40 men escana1 H1 Wld-
der tbsI, ih01gh it has noF been m8ss
-hs8 Two thousand Tss-s since Che ba.lo ~sa
fought tho scene of tbs ssrsui-a-v encoul s.
. 90 this dsy called Campo rs sgHgus---le Sad q
bleed The victory seemed 90 place Rome 81
she mercy of Hannibal; but BE filled 90 5aerf5-
he prize. for the r1as1u as histGTiz1s iul-l 81,
thst though the Roman army was dIqysd
I he Roman people, h15iuz bern dis-iylaed 81
qsiiilias were ready immsdia.ely to efssuizs So
Effectively for the defense Of Che city, aa % deter
shs victorious Csftlaginisn iia-a ths atiaia. So
take it
The ely WAS thrown into great excitement
vet, As Moniasquisu rsnzrb5, "tls effects Of ear
UDoH WsriiE5 people, inlrs1 TO a-as ike Tia
k1nllu5, and q low. uudisciDlIlsd rs1 BE who
srs strangers % the use Of arrs ara very difar-
snt. Ia the former. who are conscious 81 t1esr
own strength, it aln0st always changss into the
most desperate courage" MantsE8 in 1il work
on The Rise ard Fan Of The Ancient Bs11tiiss,"
saYs. "R7ms Wss saved, zoe by the wis i1m or
I tmne5l Of the senals, But by the pEudsuel snd
msgnanimity Of one old ofhcer, waom -aeT- -des
/ nisod and hated, (Fsbinsl and ihs ilig sr
a bog Of eighteen, (ScipioG joined iotl fcrcs sE
th8t part Oi their ius ituiou. Wlich l1rEa t.ta
/ whole body Of their citizens into q miliaa aver
J ready. aud capable Of taking tho field IS s5l-
disrs"
The main purpose for which the Leg's'a,u is
called together lB to provide for ih8 o7ganisinr.
srmiuR, training and disoipiiuq 'tHe Hho.e
5ody' Of our citizens into . militia ever ready
aud capable Of taking the field 81 saidars
When this is done, not only ia Vrgi1ia hu- in
81 the States, We Wjl ls IN c,gdiian % sl
hnes not ouiy 20 rtpei raijs and pr1.a1s curs
selves agaiuss al irreguo modes Of wa-sra, 5l1
80 repair 6isssters, should they happen l9 eul
armies in the faid and 70 meet Whzis5e- aner-
| geneis5 the fortunes Of War may present.. Lhsn.
bul not with sbsoiut5 certainty aI thea, may
we assure ourselves that we are inVia6iblz-
Richmond HhiE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-08

rfr hshlg ths mistfass or the heu-e and the
noiHer Of the girl The slender bones or h-r
arms aod ezs end tia richness ni ier head dFess
seem 10 indicate a woman Of noble race. Prom
fts g manner iu which her hands were clenched
sda eyidaat'y died IN grest pain. Tas girl
does not apnesr 20 have sUfsrei much. From
tho ape srsuce Of the pIas.eT-m0aid, Il
wss TuuriHc VI p her skirts pulled over her
hss7. The other women, faa the largsness
Of her egr, which j. vel shown by the
plaster, and lhe ring on her fugsr evidently. be-
longei % lover cias- aud WAS, prJba5l7, q
sssTaat Of the family. TIE nan aDDsa1s n
ha7s been struck oy lightning, ior bis sirs' zht-
erei limbs Show nc s.zlls % dsath-strugZ,s.
1 IS L-71sia.s 60 iTnazias m157 af-e.inE
scene ilal t'o -re slgg .sd - t1ezs silent
figures nor have ] sssf hea1i 6f 5ss,az So
hsarIrCH1uEe es ths story o. this huiy Of tia
last 1syr Of Powp