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NEw YoHT, September 27.-The gunboat Fort
Morgan, from Mobile On the 10th, arrived this
morning.
Our iron. clads and Funhoats were then near
dy.
Ihe Morgan brought a large number Of officers
shu suoIs OF the squadron, including Com
mal Ger Mullauey, Of the Oneida.
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Markets hY ToIegranh.

BALTIMORE September 1.-Flour dull and
heavy; Ohio extra, Sl2 superlne shI., Wheat has
dre mn tendency and 10 l5c lowers red 81. Com drm;
white 1arce at 81 b6t yellow, slOi Gro cries ere neg
lected aud nominal. Whisky nominal a. sl5lalol,
NEwlYoBK, scptcnber2l.-tlour has advanced
@1tOO for Southern. wheat adyarc .@ c. sales unim
pOriant Com dun with smal' sales, Beef Gull, Pork
hrm sales OF 1000 bbs. st sst095575 for Mess. Lard
dull gl lt@2Oc. Whisky dulh
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NEW YORK, September 27. 80 Belize adyiccs
rerort the wreck Of several vessels viz. brig
Hannah, Of st. Johns n. g,Ischooner Ciyde
British bark Berkshire, and the draggcr dina,
an of which were total losses.
The barks ModHa, Of Boston, Pallas, Helen
AcHonaH, aud bng AatoHio Aiaihe were also
damage by a collision. but not very seriously.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamship Norman Baker, - hours from Boston, with
mdse ana passengers to II, wnsOr.
sChr GOOdspeed Baxter days nom Boston, with mdse
10 Twels a Go.
Schr May, Kelly, days from Fortress Monroe, with
mCse To- Ciuwell & Collins.
Il. NJ. Price, Kelly, days from Provincotown with
mdse to GCorEc Is. keTiUu;.
SCI r 4. W Pratt kendrCk, . days from New York, IN
ballast,o captain.
ScLrJ. H. Bartlett, ROckhill, days from Boston, with
nuts TO i'Hac Jeanes u Go.
schT D. q. Williams, Parsons, days from Portland,
with mdse 10 e. A. houder n Co.
Correspondence Of tbG PhLidd6Dhtd Exchange
LEWIS, DeL, september 7D-~hips New England, for
Pensacola Sarah NJ, Tor Quebec brigs KODIAK ald Ran
doIh. for 1emTa Bay; schr Eyenc, Tor New Orleans, ali
itOm Fhnade phia the Unit states barQue
tie 2Iih instant 1her, steamer and
eight sChCOuers at the BT,akwater this mosnng.
Yours, &c, AARON MAAsHAlI,
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FROM KANSAS.

OF the Overland Stage line arrived from SoIr
il LaLel ana reports the route entirely free from
HVrtlo ,rI lhglansi and ready for business.
~ a, Ials ana passengers will now he sent for
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THO TnsrnIaIrn.

UTAiuUAETIRs FmsT BErCApE, THIRD
DIVISION, SIXTH ARMY CoEus, MAR SrHAs-
EUUG, Virginia, September 2l.-The following is
a list Of officers killed and wounded Ia the battle
near Winchester, September l9.-
Captain Iionry Sanders, knee, severely.
Hobart Williams, side, slUlly.
ONI-HrNHHf b -AND-NlNIu NlW UHE-First IIeuten9ut
George j. POWELL shoulder Fust Lieutenant Aslol A.
bronson. thigh.
lurTrrrN NrU EIw JITlsTY-NgIr Peter N-pdprburgli,
EIrlt irst Lieutenant theodore &. Green Killed AuU-
Hni J., HuCl allow, hiu, slIl flv; Uapfuu r. T. H1dwc
arm auu leg, SNuHtNE Captain Htuia4in H. C-Eg, shin
tIsi ltauie ANT IbcnaE,- Muddcl, tllgu
4|nl. l-N IIF.E IIhhhlINtH slant George O..
SuHMgn, tuh, First Ieuougut James T.aJuay. tb 80
second AtcutCuaut Isaac WEauer hands second LieJ-
leEIlt BENJAMIN ID luN, aTu.
Enlisted mon Killed, 2. wounded rs mis.og, I5.
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ANOTHER REBEL RAID
KIRBY SMITH ACROSS THE
MISSISSIPPI.
His Forces Near Fort Pillow.
REBELS NsCRIPTING IN
WEST TENNESSEE.
etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.

CAIRO, September 20 Refugees from near
Fort Pillow report that a Rebel force from Ten
nessoe, $1,000 strong, and said TO be under Kirby
Smith, was encamped forty miles from the Fort
All the males between l6 and 50 are being con-
scrlpted. It was understood that the Rebels
were en- route for Missouri.
The steamer Nasirlle is reported as captured
and burned by the Rebels yesterday, near Can
ton, Cumberland river.
Sixty hogshcads Of tobacco have arrived here
from Paducnh, for New York.
A refugee from Charleston, South Carolina,
arrived here from Memphis, reports having seen
ten thousand Union prisoners near Macon,
Georgia.
The Rebels are running the railroad to Pamela,
Mississippi, part of the way with horses.
The cotton crop in the neighborhood Of vicks-
burg has been taken to that city to be gnned.
The quality is very fine.
There was great excitement at New Madrid
when the steamer MoHic Able passed there, the
Rebels being reported five to six miles back.
The steamer Losdiie, from ST. Louis bound to
Nashville, laden with Government stores, struck
a snag near Sandville Island, four miles above
Cape Girardcau, yesterday. The boat and cargo
will probably be a total loss.
The steamer HiNman brings Memphis dates of
the 2lih inst. DIR. J. NJ Osborn and Lieutenant
y. Btntly were murdered on the 22d by bush
whachcrs just outside of the Memphis picket line
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Aceertanee of Governor nennI.on.

WASHINGTON, September Ex-Governor Dem
nison has accepted the position Of Postmaster
General, and will enter upon his duties in a few
days.
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hiieot % ShCridau's Operation On the
Movements before PeterSburE-Ihe G;u-
mGTed Evacuation OF that CIV.

L'"ss" Evacuation 0i thHt dt,y.
NAsUNGToN, September 2G.-AIuch interest Is
iclt n the probable effect of Sheiidaus operations
on the designs Of General Grant.
IL Is surmised that the very Completeuegs of
the Iout iukictcd on Early may prompt the
Lieutenant General 10 make a speedy movement
win view 10 prevent Lees receiving any acccs-
sions Of strength from Early's command, should
Lee order bis force TO make junction with tba
army NJ Petersburg. The actual direction oil
EgIly's retreat does rot, however appear vet
There is nothing 10 indicate whether he will
move towards Richmond, or whether he viii fall
back 10 cover LynChbuIg. In tine latter case there
might be some probability in the report current
here tonight that Early has been reinforced by
LOngsueet's Corps
No consrmalion has yet been received Of the
expected evacuation Of Petersburg by Lee.
although 1t is considered somewhat rematkabl6
that, for some days past, no response has been
received to our artillery fire along the line in
hont Of Petersburg.
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AUGUSTA, September 27.-The 18Th and 18th
re.cnsted veterans, each l75 strong. LEFT for
Virginia to. day.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF THERMOMETER 70 DAY.-SiX A. NJ,
50. Noon, IS. One p. NJ. IA. Wind, W. S. w.
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FoRT SCOTT, September 20.-Major c. S. Char
lot - LiGutCnant Colonel Wheeler, of the 18th
Kansas, who was with the train when captured ut
Cabin creek yesterday morning, has arrived at
one OF my Oulposts, and sends me word that she
Rebels took but little of the train with them,
movement further North. The Rebel force was
haudwuile's, and Colonel Wheeler thinks IL four
thousand strong. The survivors of the tram
e,colt are on their way up near Baxtcrs Springs.
Prices headquarters are reported to be at Cane
Hill.
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CHARLES W. BLAIR, Colonel Commanding.

FoRT SCorT, September 20.-The train for Fort
Smith was taken by the Rebels at CABIN creek.
The Rebel force was Sandwiches, Enow said
to be about fifteen hundred strong but not COM
maDded by him." Have not yet learned who
was in command. The attack was made about 2
o'clock yesterday morning, and everything is
taken. Rebels had three pieces Of artillery. Have
D0t ltarned,Bs yet of any one escaping, except
Lieutenant Colonel Wheeler and u few wagon
masters. The tram consisted of two hundred
and two wagons, five ambuances, forty artillery
horses, twelve hundred and ifty-thr mules
seNtrty.lhrec wagons belonging to the post of
Fort Scott, the remainder belonging to Forts Glib
sun and Smith, also n large suffers train.
g. W. BLAIR, Colonel,
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Married,

McIA A-eArIIERwooD.-on the 27th instant.
N the Ien fresb terrain Church, by the Rev Addison
Henry JAMES B. McfADDEN. OF Pittsburg, 10 AOF-
LAlDE l. daughter Of the late Hugh CatherWoud Fso
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PARTICULARS OF TIE BATTLE
AT FISHERS HILL.

Stubborn Engagement at Mount
Jackson.
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TIE WAR IN KANSAS.

Despatch from General Sykes-Thc Gov
EernmentT Train Recently CaPtured-Loss
Nearly $1,000. .OOO-FurtherP Particulars.
From Ns L,areHu0rM Bu'ithu
We gave yesterday short account that had
been received of the capture of u Government
tain at Cabin creek, which is about 100 miles
from the Arkansas line. The loss to the Govern
mcnt will not be far from 81 100000. There is
blame somewhere.
The tOIlOwir & kilograms were received at head
quarters yesterday -
PAoLA, September 2O.-Major c. S. Chariot -
Colonel Blair reports that the train for Fort
Smith was captured by the enemy at Cabin
creek. Said to be 5000 strong.
GEORGE SYKES, Major General
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k-95~ NoTlCE.-NoRTHROPY VS.. KELIFY.
- The Del ate Gir the TWENTIETH WAltD win
he he'd on WEDNEsDAY and THURSDAY EVFHiNGa
at the Hail. BROAD and RING GARDEN Streets.
instead Of seYensentl andfo lar strssts a. PgeY0pEs
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.

Quotations of Gold at the PhiladelphiA Gold
Exchange, No. 81 S. Third street, second story -
% A. M.........l92 II M..............l93
IL A. M..........l9j / p. .M.......,...193l
Market steady.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE, ErC.-The following
sales Of Real Estate, &C., were made to-day, at
the Philadelphia Exchange by Thomas s. Sons,
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f093~ UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB
The Club win assemble at Headquarters. Library
Street ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING. at 6l o'clock 10
Wit Germantown. The which have been provided
VIII leave Ninth and Green Streets at quarter before
WILLIAM B MANN
N-tl-1 Chief Marshal
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SURRENDER OF ELK RIVER
BRIDGE.
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week, which show the inter-exchanges between
the Banks, including also the Sub Treasury bal
ance at the close of the week. The following isthe
general comparison with the previous exhibit,
and also with the movement this time last sea-
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"a STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE."-Ths is a
good motto at all tines but applies with special force In
purchasing sewing machines For this buy the
"Florenoe sold at No. co Chesnut street. Philadelphia
In preference any other the best sewing machine
In the world, and is pronounced by hundreds
Of the most prominent families Ia the cl'y VINO
have q ein In use. Every machine sold Is warranted 10
give ton the money will be refunded. Numerous
families In various portions Of the country after trying
many other machines nave decided that the Florence is
beyond comparison, the best family machine In the world
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Quotations OF the principal Coal ana Goal Oil
stocks at O'Clock to-day -
nm IN

BER 10.
Union Bank of Weymouth, Mass. $l500O0
First National Bank, Jacksonville, Ill. 100000
First National Bank, Joliet, ILL.,. 100000
First National Bank, Leominster, Mass. 100000
Blackstone Bank, Bo,ton, Mass...... 100000
National Bank OF Redemption, Boston,
Mass. ss.,...,.......,.,...... 56l.7OO
First National Bank, Yarmouth, Mass. $4,000
First National Bank, Quincy, Mass. 10000
Kenduskeag Bank, Bangor, Me...... 100000
First National Bank, Oneida, N. Y.... 1250OO
First National Bank, Warren, Penn'a. 100000
Total capital of National Banks. So $50. .7s0
Previously created. .......,..... SO, $4,000
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FIGHT IN EAST TENNESSEE.
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FORESTS REBEL RAID.
SURRENDER OF ATHENS.

CoIored Troops NIassacrcd
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FIVE CoLoNELs KILLED.

Union Raid on the Orange Railroad,
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Now that the system of tone price has become

NOW iiht tut ~ bNtHlp Out piltb uhh utcUulG
popular and adopted by
many In the clothing line would say the public tha,
they ConOund any other establishment with that
Of the celebrated aud long established price, clothing
house Charles Stokes q Co., the Continental.
Garments made ofder the lowest prices with
dosp6tch. large assortment Of style goods for fall
and winter wear
DR.. BECKER's CELEBNATED EYE BALsAN.-A
certain specific for indamed sore, and eyes. Pre-
pared by John Moore Dauyille. Put up In glass pots
Price, 20 cents. Sole Agents,
r W. DYorT & Co.,
No 232 y. Second street.
HAVE you been at b. +. Reimers splendid Gal
ley No. GA Arch street. His superb life photographs
In on Colors, Iyorytypes, and Cares d, ysc attract
popular attention.
HoopEB's ALE VAULTS, Southeast CORNER
oT TumD AND CHEsSUr srsEErs -Gentlcmeno OF refined
taste patronize this recherche establish nent from the
fact that unkdultcrated Liquors only sold tho
premises.
IRoN BEDsTEADs, AND CHEAP HUsK, HAIR,
and Moss Mattresses, at W. Henry Patteu's, No llOs
Ihesnut street.
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EreAasht OF EseNsS.
J. 8. DEADaIcK, Aaler ana Secretary.
sONFnDHHArE STATES CONGRESS-.

ANHAA
wEBNRSBAY, Jsnzsry I3-Ths sona.a was
called 10 order AZ 1s o'elsck d. b. Mr.. Hspter,
OF Virginia, and opened with prayer by E-y.
Ar. Laughsrns, Of lie AssAe3ist Episcopal
oasFeh-
NJ. Snarrew, sf louisiana, presented = Gem
muuicatian hon yRTisus division and brigade
eczam.sders, submitting = plaE Tor thsTe,oTesR-
izs.isa ef the array. AInbDE he signers wEs
LlsutsusR;-Gea. LenssHsst, wko sdvisss that
pswoF be givas 70 cavalry eidesrs commanding
divisions AID bigSdes to order geEeFsl ceurt.
martisls for the trial Of offenders ef their arm
Of the service. The communication was re-
fsrrsdt 70 the soFmitIss or EIiisy Affairs
On mslisn OF Nr. CspertoR, Of Virgins, The
judiciary COMMITTEES was instructed to inquire
what salary il payable to the judges Of the
district scaris Of tie CsRfs1erate States IN Viz
rihls. ky resaaa Of tie ssaen3 seclion OF The set
Fl CeugTass entitled "Ga act 70 ss;abliEh the
ia5jeisl courts Of tho CoHfs6erats States Of
Arsgies," approved NsTeh 10, 1851, and tho
late act Of ths General Assembly OF Virgins,
b. whish the salaries Of The jadgss OF The 81
efene esurt Of appeals have hean increased
fr7n S3O0a to $500, 70 taka effect and Be pay
abe fon JEnuzry !, 1868, ard to report a bill
for az increase sf Inc salaries Of The judges of the
ConfeSersls States district courts IA Virgins
shat shEI nake their salaries eq8al 10 that paid
under said act Of the GsnsTal Assembly ts he
raid judges Of the suprcue courts Of appeals Of
Vfrg'nia
Nh Caperten, Of Virginia, presented 3 msmo-
rial OF tho VIrgi1is Volunteer EEvy eompEny.
craving sn amendment Of the law creating a
volunteer ssvy, and also an appropriation Of
aoney 20 Gid in the purchase aud equipment Of
.rssgeis. Referred 10 tbs Naval COMMITTEES.
CLAY, Of Alabama, from The committee
On Commences, reported y bin 20 be entitled "a
,et TO impose Eegulstious upon ibe fsTsigR com:
,psyre If he Confederate States 70 provide fer
IT, pusiie defense. The EIst section prohibits
NJ sxnsr.stion Of eetioB, tobaseo, military and
Iva stsrss, sugar, melassss ssa rice from tAe
elssfedersts States, sna ell Plsses occupied by
ils troops, excsFi under sueh regulations as
sksll be prescribed BY Tho President. Tbs see
ssetoa ferleits the oWssr's Tile 70 any
slsp. slsanbesi, vessel or any esksr wster craft
ssgsu. cart, csriGge snd cher vehicle used 81
Isfsndsd 10 be used, loaded, etc, for the purpose
carrying 0st Of The Confe5erste States any
lie shove articles, unless BY permission hrBt
together with any slaves used ia losding
he N The bill, q hnRthy one, vas read
vice and ordered 70 be printed.
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Bss ca TEsssly ts I@h ines. at Marietta, Ca,
gsHz LIVE LssEE Sen sfssHasi Losks, Esa q tie
city Of EsU OEssRs szss twenty Ave yssrs
Ths dassssss a. rs dlss sf his ssak, was = sen
b~ sfFeRasFs LsQlfass battery, Il Hhisa bsaash -
ssf SERVES hs lad served sizss iE sFg-A1ztIsn. H
~ azsss Is s-i a rally - tAs ssaRs q the In
vsasrs EFsrsGsh. Re served % ths Pssinsulz Il
DfsaIB batsiisa sfiaiaatry, EHssr GsasrsI Easrutss.
Dsrisg As whsls essssr ass ss,siur he uzs s1t-snsd
b. As sszradss fsfhs biEh Hl5iary ~sssHdss, ls vel
a. fsr his sPsrtnasi a = EsHtssaR saa friszs Ia saaH
o. iss asreh be aWEys displayed the razL<ksbls IN
Ssrsas8 ssassstsrstis Or .hs Esztssra rsldisc. His
szrea- vas : Issr. szsi sGt N is his bison At period
Whsa a. "a sasrrlss ware Ia fail vissr, azs Hssa ks
ssryisoI wsre zsss zssded - hs csuEsry. Bat Is Is has
pleased shs Alzkhiy, Ia His iaaaits widen, - 70 sr
sata, W bsW with due reverence 70 Ms viii Tia
paHE thoSgh Hard, mat BE- sEdzrsd. He IssFss 81
hia3 Ala aazy rarz frosds, wAs zsura hs dsasA-
FRIENDS.
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EEW TOEK. Jsassry 5-Tve bFoissgE, AS
s5a ass Gscrgo Wolf, szd BeHjznia ard k3os
Hsfasn, hsTe h.tn ansris3 aas oaRARs2 IL
Fort lnfaystis for ssing seRaeraed il tie block
sas TaaEisE bEsiaess. They shiFped goods %
EassaH per tao brig Gsodkas, Ehish HsFs sab
ssgaestly teund cn the eapsuyed steamer Mar
gsFss saa Jessie.
HssRs Yourg ard Badd have also hesn sesl
% Fsit L-layasts as slippers Of eontTasans
go0ds- Char pariss, and also ~visiiants Of tie
hotsls acre, kns#H IS he hsaoggsFieIs Of those
Of ssesEsian rr9cligitiss, have been arrested.
The blockade bgsiEsss hszS is almost played
.oat"
sP~RIE0FTELB JsauaTy G-rhs Great West
ere aEd Tois5o and Wabs.h railroads are Few
oFea irsn QsInsy 10 Tsieds, AID travel viii Be
resumed to-zsTEsF ~ usaaL.
1bo Chicago and Altsa road L opeH between
hsFe and Caissgs ard J5.;es and bssUssn Pen
has ard Springfield, ard between Alton Ead
FBasu4
By tsmorTow sfisrEscn ihe roa3 viii be
sPeEes iron SaLsuk Is Cbieszo, ard Tbs sTeR-
laE tfEins viii resume iEs TsFplsr timetables.
hre; credits Cue these Eosds for nc snoTRy
aiaplayed in speriHg tho tracks. In acas GUS
Ihe shew aufea dts fest deep
o. AsW Years ssy tie engineers on Ire Hi
neis Central Iailrosa struck fer higher wages,
deneediag as edvzaso frea g. 7s psr day, Tie
pties theY had been rseslvizg, . IS 30 Der day.
The dthcu.ly has been settled ard lke szginsars
hsys rssHHsd wsFk.
Ths Ghisago braaeh Of the Central 3 epaz
10 night frcm Chiesgo 10 Care, Tee 1aiH Ina
was sPaned tem CaiT0 % Decatur lssi sight
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lr,rshl,. nrssasa voIru,esr. for ,ae Var.

1tE0Eiss AEfEHGo WGlEHfeerH Tor aae NeNf,
eAHF sEIR DALroE, Ga, JGsuEry Il, 1851
EDITORS APPEAL; TkiI zorsisg, at e'tesk, was
Esld a very hHi ssd snthUslasds meeting Of tbs Ofsssrl
and men e. sirssls brigade Of TonnsssstEns, CON
EeSsd Of the relieving regiments BY auRssr; the Sta
sth, l9th. a4ih, 3lss ana sal.
On motion Of Brig.Gsn. srshl, Major Henry Esmp-
ton, Of he 4tE, Hss called to he chair, and usjsr J. g.
Hsssriek. CT the Ig,b, vas appOiEtsd to set as sss-s
ssry. The chairman, before tAkins ks seat, explained
the sSissi Of he meeting IN : clear, brief zsnRsr, sall.
gag upon ths vsisrsz soldiers Of ihis brigade 10 shsT to
the srsy, the s0sEfry AID tie verid, shslr hsht and
azteraius,isz V Be fssnlsa.
Lssut.CoL Luxe W. Finley, Of the sh, wss tAsR
sailed fer Enthusiastically. who esms forward and, in q
liEslssd and ssalssI Etyie, addressed Tie meeting, al
Isdisg TO cur esaEs aud oountry's tiak will marked
sttsBtsn fron his sssiszes.
o. msiIsR Of Capt Ward, OF tAs Sh, Gs following
resolution vas read 10 tao msssiAs ARd UEAslnesEly
adopted;
We ts o@esrH and EsA Of stahrs brirad., do ths
lay rsfolYs to fenl.zt soI The wag,r determined Rs4sr ts
lay ds"u eur armB aati cur hsasr are rescued from
tie enemy, ard the Csnfs5srasy Fsrm4aehty salzb-
lshos sz cas- Of tss aasisas o. lie earth.
Lest J. J. Dszuy. 4 q. G., vss ssrt called apon
10 address ths meeting wkisA As dIJ ia 81 appropriate
sad spirited manner rszarklsg HAT It did bezor 70
A 20 e F -S
--zen whose Fatriolsn kEd not been d~sTreyeS Ia
ihroe yssrs OF unparalleled danger am haTdAkiFs.
B.iE-esn. OF strshl uPoH being loHdly called fsr,
;Ras forward with evident fssisgI q pride and graft
~iissi0n. that his was tks arst k-EAds in this array
'vhiSh had thus Voluntarily proclaimed ihsir deter
iuiss.Iea e rssnltss for ths war he remarked shAt
iAis action 1ssld prove sush q bitter BHl to The Yaa.
i1sea, that be would risk his rspztsfioE as 3 doetss. they
wouls loss their sPBsti.ss Yer Southern PlgHSsr, sssth.
sra hsmss sHd Southern hoEpitsity. The Generals
rsaErks were very pertinent AID Wsi-rsosived.
On nstisn Of Lieut.. DzPuy, the meeting sow a.
sEr-sd, evidently pleased Al the proceedings Hnd with
lAsasslvsE
HARRY HAMPTON, 2sisr sad
PrsadsRt Of Eseuss.
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The Memphis BIistiE Of he 9Th inst
ssys =" there are row iu Cairo over tEs kundred
aHs Ahy rssugaes hoa the soathern States,
Essst Of them il . state Of utter sesii.u.ien.
TIE great bslk are childTen-of oss party
whiah lately arrived, consisting Of two hundred
and thirsssH parsons, bat fsTfy-six were s5ults.
Thsy are crowded iEto the Cd Barracks, where,
but feT the attention Of the oResrs Of the ssDi-
tsry commission, many 9eu.d have persisted
during the present extreme cold weather. These
refugees are Generosity Of the poorest class Of
wbiter, igaoraBt, and gha!ly lacking he slesz-
iaess, thrift and management wkieh character
terizs The workisg classes ef tie Eorth."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-19
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ssssssisd zesi z Orsssy in sEEtzrfzE IKE Esst sf ths
fansza LuHE.iE's Gssrgia eat iAEssts and robbers. 4
great Isazy sssiAsTa citizens as4 soldiers have bssz
izhUuls : 1ur5srsd By thsEs naa. RHs thS Eslzsi
zsjsr 5sssryeE tsa tAsska e he ssafstsrasy, sRa
zero especially sf Georgia, FOR having breugAt Ties
to j1siss. Asszt 0hy Of tks dark sotAsEaaassd
Eossuz,sls hGvs arrived here, sHd viii be forwarded,
IheRs, 70 s9vsTnsr EreuK, Via viii ssal vita then
Is they risky ssservs. ILs5s Hst tss fall rsrisulsTs
sf tia ssss, or I Uspla give tksR to yoz IN 6stalI. It
g ssrtAlsly, hsm al 1 Learn, szs o. he sssi srIlast
Esogsts WAieh has 5ssa shronisled satins fhe war.
T. ssl@s that Gen. Grzzt lad issued sa srder for q
sosniy siosisn. 70 be laid At The ssart hssfs IN The
Cave. Maisr Casaawor.h hearing ei this. inside =
forced march At sighi, sad TIE zsxs uesrzlzs a~sagsed"
the party, LBnskis's ssnsssy izslEssd Capt Laz-
EIz Is sErsIy a bsd sheriff. Ike universal exc anEisa
IS AS, savarHsr Brswa sholld give Esios C a sWsrs
fss thu, saving Gesrsis soll irsa beng pei iatsd By =
Ualsn election, and bseskirs sp Ills nest 81 tszies Hld
salaTI.
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