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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

The Missouri Re-Opeaed-A Grand
Guerrilla Hunt IN North Missouri.

Ihe missouri Ae-Opened-A Ord'a0
Guerrilla Hunt IN North Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, November Z.
General Rosecrans has opened the
Missouri river again for the passage Of
boats laden with provisions, clothing,
etc., for the relief Of the distressed peo-
pie whom Price and his guerrillas have
so cruelty robbed.
All the mounted military force in the
Western part of the district of Missouri
are under marching orders, and will
Immediately start On q grand guerrilla
hunt under General Craig in person.
The entire country between st. Joseph
and the North Missouri Railroad will
be cleared under the most stringent Or
ders from st Louis regarding the treat
ment Of rebels.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

The 51st New York regiment, during
their three years service, have Travelled
by sea and by land more than $4,000
miles, fought twenty general engage
ments, marched through fifteen States,
ana been under Burnside, Pope, Nc
Clellan, Mcdowell, Meade, Sherman,
and Grant. .r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
ST.. Louis. November d

Aprivate dispatch from Capt. Ritchey,
dated Springfield, Mo, October 2S, says
there was hard fight at Neosho, New
ton county, in the southwest corner Of
Missouri, between cur forces and Prices
rebels, in which the latter were whipped.
Our troops hold the town, and the rets.
ere running towards Arkansas. The
date OF the fight is not given.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
From the South.

- ---- ----- New YORK, Nov. I.
The Richmond Sentinel, of the 4th,
learns that Fitzpatrick was repulsed in
an attack on Wheeler's cavalry, protect
ing Hoods rear also that a cavalry raid
had been made on Talega by the Yam
KEGS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
From the Shenandoah valley.

NEW YORK, November Z.
To-day's Herald emphatically denies
the reports of Sheridan's falling back.
His army was never in better condition.
Early is said to be at New Market, re-
organizing.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

An engine on the Illinois Central
Railroad exploded last Friday at Pana,
instantly killing T. Sullivan, the engi-
neer, and injuring the fireman, Amos
Beal, in such a manner that he lived
but three hours afterwards. ad
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

p%"T never shot bird in my life, !"
said q fellow to his friend, who replied {:
'' For my part never shot anything in
the shape of bird, except q squirrel,
which / killed with a stone, when it
fell into the river and was drowneL.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

pa% 1t is feared by many English and
French journals that the early and sud-
den restoration of peace to our country
would produce, in consequence of the
fall in cotton and naval stores, COM
mercial crisis in Europe. The New
York Commercial doubts this. 1t thinks
the cotton spectators would lose heavily
and doubtless many failures would take
place at Liverpool. Manchester and
Havre, but the great increase which
would take place in orders to European
merchants for goods would much more
than compensate for the slight disar-
rangement of trade caused by fall OF
the price of cotton and cotton fabrics.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

ms" A Nashville dispatch states that
q Confederate force, probably-a part of
Hoods army, has suffered severe re-
pulse in attempting to cross the Tennes-
see river.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

sN Show me a man "who cares no
more for one place than another,u and
Twill show you in that same person one
who loves nothing but himself. 9ag
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

MB Good men have the fewest fears.
He has but one who fears to do wrong.
He has thousand who has overcome
that one
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

~ Beware Of those who are home
less by choice. You have no hold on a
human being whose affections are with
out taproot.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

A GOOD MOvE.-Gen. Butler was put
in command at New York on the day
before election with 10000 troops. If
he cannot succeed in keeping order,
nobody can.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
Another Battle i'm Western Missouri.

Our Forces dg0io Defeat Price's Rebels
The Enemy Rotjriny tosVurGs 4Ar-
kansas.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

S@ An ingenious calculator gives the
following as the result of long figuring:
The compound interest of one cent.
from the beginning of the world to this
day would equal in value 4,s40,Oo0, 900
earth. Save your pennies, little boy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
Steamers Destroyed ON the Tennessee.

O1NCINNAII, NUV. Z. >
The Commercials Johnsonwlle,
Tenn, correspondent says eight steam
boats, loaded with government stores,
were burned there to prevent them fall
ing into the hands of tie rebels.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
The New York State Election Frauds..-
Letter from Judge Advocate General

The following Is Judge Advocate
Hollis letter submitting the case of the
election frauds to the consideration of
the Secretary of War:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-23
ENTsH.L1&ENSR-BEAwu
8E nZ. ESVLKHs.
esne,al .lrs.e. Fros. l.s .1,,g.b.

We cfp the following items Of iaisIEgsnea
ffom tho Gronsaa correspondence Of the Ei,,
SiPgias, written under date Of the I5ts inst
Il $50 glsdloning 30 know that shs os.elaJ
Zone Of feeling arn9ng cur people Is aucl bigser
and h~osl-hisT SINGS Gen Forrest cane "a c3w-
msHe iaths seetion. Hs is nov IN This nlsae
cut will ieaye 70 mOfreg FOR ais canp-csrryfar
H;ih bin 8 large quantity u cavalry arms sn3
equipments. winch hc brought from somegbare
south OF this. Besides West Tsnnsssee. SIS
e2mHznd aoR embraces the shres northern tiers
CT counties ia hg State, from he Mississippi to
the AlabsEa line.
Fcom Memphis We hear that seventeen com
psnles have been formed By citizens to Sight faF
the "old Sac" under tho co1paissry order OF
Sherman, who, by the by, is Gov there. sonss
who refused to enroll were put inside the forii.
hcsiioas, aEaoBg them Brad Hswlsys kewtoni
Ford, AID other web known %eilisens. l. Is
Kirsteud WEs put il an old Yankee rsEinent
Mr. AIets, s preacher, WIS on being elected cap
tain Of enc Of the companies, Hss sdHs = Federal
~unifsras bat fer politely saying lasy wsrs Ris-
tsken. that Frag was has o43sF, be was 5ant to
no Trviur blsck to repent Of his bsa taste.
Provisions srs very high in AsnPhs-mesl
AZ fsar Collars = bushsl By rstsil-moat l5190 4
sants. Dr.. Jepihs F6wikss did On he Ist
~ The e9id was severe il Msnphis-I0 be-
.ow zsIe. 1ao msreayy here vas four dee4Aes
thas point. Several negroes and soldiers
Iess 70 dssIh uear Memphis On Presideats
alsrd about slghiy negroes persisted. A DE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-23
LKTTRR FKost m1ssIssIPPT.

Special ssrrespondsnes Of the Appeal
GRENADA, MISS, January Z, 1864.
The weather continues intensely Geld The
managers Of The hsspitsls aIe taking advantages
Of the hsaYiestiee ever known IL Mississippi &c
lay in a supply fer next summer TraveLoal
mails have been much interrupted By water and
mad irsszipg over the railroad tracks. L is oa
this account hat I have nothing late hom the
North.
Gen. Forrest arrived here last night. He
looks well sfier bis hard campaign. CelOuel
Fauikuer, fer whom you doubtless felt some
unetsieoss, has come cut safely. He crossed
the river at Rdeigb and esms by TIE race track
at Memphis. Ho saw no Yankees. A rsmsr
by Way sf Waterford that Jackson,
Tenn, has bsen burned, but it is Hos credited.
by Forests people. The Yankees had been
there, bat st last sceounts had left.
Purchasing agents from the bottom report IN
favorsbly Of the condition Of things down
there. A heavy trade with the Yankees, in
cotton is being carried on without shy attempt
at eoneealment. There are many deserters
down there after whom Gen Pillow should
send. Unless the new laws give the conscriat
agents more work ihAa they have now in This
and other interior plsces than they have to do
now, the foreo might with advantage ts she ser
vice be reduced. These agents GTe setiys. but
there is 10 material upsH which to work. Their
business has baon thoroughly doRo sudthey
themselves would doubtless be glad Of assign
NEST to other duty.
Negroes are still escaping 20 the Yankees from
the bottom, bu. Tie owner holds en to what sre
LETT with Whist Besms to me to be q Grassy tens
sity. I am convinced that every one Of these
blacks viii eventually fell int the hSnds Of tie
,nsny- Can no plan b devised By wbieh the
md The sgent Of the Government can
.et Ia concert and harmony in bringing them
lwiyf D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-23
CAMP WALTHALL's BRIGApE
~ 80 q. IL ia LIZ

MAR DALTeS. "a. JR5. alst 1854 !
AtEmsetAg q the oHoert sad nsn, Of Wslhsli's
bussds IF lusslEippianE, composed Of the Ash. 25th,
Sstb, son nd3ih kussiasippi regiments, held tails dsy,
the following proceedings were had.
On motion Of Adit. Powell 3J.h Mhslssippirsgrnent,
@ WI B'antly, 29th Mis.bssiPpl regiment was called
- the chslF sad explained The object Of the meeting in
q few well tined Aad patriotic remarks sner whisb, On
motion, ssgl r. Z, Vance vas appointed secretary Of
She meeting,
On Hatieu Of LisHt Simmons, sob Mississippi s CON
as1tss, consisting Of }. J. Brewing Seq = Z BufEin,
27ia HrllEEppi Segts J. z. Bel 3ah HissisIippii P.
L Cdts path slssissip vii L. p Grey SAB EissiIsiPpL
a1dR Y Tsnss, 29h Mississippi was appointed to
a1an resolutions for The e7ssids-stion Of the meeting
The committee retired, and afsr eoHEsltzdoR report
ed III following preamble and rsrolutsBE wlioh were
uzsaiaozsy adopted By the msstng;-
ia c5usissrstieR o. the F-rstrsetsd wsF. Edl wsged
against 0sr personal ard naiozsI rights By or 7slsHt
less sremislr We Iosnaly
Ras'UE i That As a brigade. thoEgh depleted By is
Prrteipatios upon nzny battle sslds YET prord Of Ia
h~sriisgs, we De pledge ourselves to yield 8 Willis ale
giasee to The Government Of ths Confederate States,
Spd to sustain By cur sotion asd example iE armies in
tAs held
?. That We EolsmEly pledge ourselves to our seuntry
ana noEeoFer' We are rot sny WliuRg, but e0ns"et u
he fEt duty We eve our homes gnd eur families -
give al oar energies in assisting to szpsl the OonusE
fee fren cur borders
s Thai Ne truly synPsthlze wiA al tkoss vhass
homes have been temporarily abandoned ts tbs enemy,
aad pledge Ourselves, atthe sEpirston Of our term, to
re enlist 10 the service, until thsir homes and ours srs
redeemed sHd the Independence Ct tie Coafsdsrl;s
States Permanently established.
4 That Wills W are willing te s~heerfully support
us Govsrzisent IL all SIS measures - eaanet with.
held az eEpreiEien 81 our Misrepresentation Il the sntis-
pItsd aoisn CT Congress, watch wosld again tkruFt De
lzto service without the acknowledged privilege Of
fresmon-rsorganiEEton.
On msticn Of Capt. Williamson, 18th Mississippi
regiment The secretary ras instructed te furnish seoPy
Of these resolutions 70 the HissisriFPias and Memphis
AFFEAL far publication
WhsrszPsn he meeting adjourned.
" gRANTLY.C Chairman
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-23
LATEST FReu rae UNETRD
STATES.
We continue, Ills morning, Z extracts Fl,
lAte Usised S s.es papers:
II EFgRo To RE cRusurn

Wv Nf -@ 1hI NNA eAhaGte EOll
late Uaised SAFES papers;
THE s TO Bis CRUSHED.
A correspondent Of the New York TYa,,
writing frem Gorfelk under tbs signature Of
- Wan. PHIbis," says:
However, whSt5ver may be the fate Of this
war, one thing Is cedsiR-It il written as sy the
6ag6r Of ins FuEsioa-the negro viii be crushed
beneath its iron tread. S~ubjasztion, If thai
Were possible, viii necsssitats the auSrtsring
upen Southern soil two hundred ahousan3 bay-
enct5 20 guard and pEetee aim; and this ler
generations 10 ssms. Zee feeling Of hatred.
intensified and irasmed by Northern domino
tior, by injustice and ~violenes, by perfay and
fraud viii barn with increased faIy; and Ike
tee Indian, whose imperial rule ever this beau
tiful land no white mar oRes questioned, but
who psled and weneS beneath the advancing
Gido Of civilization, he will be hunted and
preyed upon by the instinct Of aGtagonissie
forces, uaal lis nsme Rna very sxslere &c will
disappeared forever.
Union, thsD, Bpaa the battle CT emancipation
and the proclamation being sttsgly impossible.
he var will GO CO; slaughter, blood snd ca-.
loge will follow in is tram; hundreds Of thou /
.ands will perish and be wiped out Of existence
or~sYer-hl}ions Of treasure ezpended-and ior
TO crafty tho Eest 6endish feelues-
be m9si s~enssless puEposs-thst ever controlled
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-23

dsg OF irues Was expected ss ssfslk on
Saturday last, and several ladies from Norfolk
sad PsHsmsUia Hsrs expected to suivs here
last evsEizg en- the train hem Igor. The train
arrived, baE 10 5ns came frsm below Suffolk.
Inc Aag Of trues had E0t Tsseksj S8Esld
AaBssmsn4 river has 2 nz15sr Of guRbosts
~ II, sBa thieviRg parties frequently p Ashore
20 an1oy he cItzsas sl0Hg The uVer. Ga
Thursday lsst some Confederate seou.a ssers.si
themselves nsGr the megsh Of Chaekstuek
creek, and fred spoa q party O. Yankees, kill
ing two ard w5undiug others. Ga Saturday
ChcIy Grsve, q vel known fam On the rivsr.
oFuca BY Richard & Ridiick, Esg was Ihslled
and the houses much iHisred The Yankees
threaten TO burn Sherry Gfeve. If their ken are
oEaLn lIed upen -Pstsrs5arg EEprsss.
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To the Soldiers and sitizeas fron
EeRtUekF,

AT "a sslataaan Il ny Fsass I AaTs sgaiz e
ssntsd = ssesHs q sssaSass p Tsprszaal - 81 c,s.
srssHeaai District e EsHtasty q Ne eszEdv-,as
States osns9ss isu row. ~ I hsys bsss ssr L.
a. thirty tHo noaiAE q pdTtis sokssr IN he eos.
isssr-se array azd hope Gss al ~ cid esn-
q NA - ths stasr troops asd citizens irsa K
'usEZ' VA eaiis il Ei7iag ne : s11d su5ser
Fsb&a =. EAEa=@rze
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A1l8o % I-|E-IUNTAITHEI- 7
AcH1ofDs JaaaGry q 11e4
TWO ysan ~ -ys1 siecssd ne - "a alnss uns1I.
ness vote 70 represent POS Ia - 0sae-sss Of Ne cs-
fsdsrsss sssisz, Ter tie ah District. sonsossd q ~
ssan1ss e Eouboa Hsrrsou. Psndistoa Braeksn,
Malsu. PiszaE and Nicholas IhaEs s1aesrs1sd -.
s-Ts ysH fsishsHy. hsN wall have uessessS ysu
mas dsseFaias b. ny sets Il nslsfsssosny I ho5s 1
saali ssain rssefvs you sass4gss 50 es sepoo.sis-g
slseasa. 70 b bed % sAs i0ik Fsbnag nszG
Ihzvs been solicited - nats- ais dsels-aion ~ very
Hssay hisuss, bsA Il and cot o. ths AMY. ukiss (
subtsos = M r4tessaos q = soossagloa 4 tAsrs -
ostsr s-AadsisG
1 az. ssnaamsn, vsry rssssdulTry oar obt Essv
i.8lT EM BEUgE
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BLo8NER F6RGRMEE WANTgB.

RYANTED, to krs. POUR BLosAER FsRsr
" NIX, who anaerstaHa all tbs process o. nakine
vii bs E~veu-6sgrosa whs understand The businssF
viii Be sitLer bsaghs or hired. Addrsss NJ al BsHs.
visa, Tslbest esaHry sa
Ger sorks are sitaatsa hTs mfss fom BsIsview.
witlh one nie az the Lhayhsats EPrinEs. Asrf
weather county, where oEe Of he principas d An
agent aaa Always be fsuz5.
lss-ss+ sRowE. wAEKsR & co
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feelings suggest poetry, THAcKERAY appealing
more to The TASTE, is the type Of literature. The
fame Of The enc viii be that Of GeLDsNIrH
or BURss, while that Of the other viii be that Of
DRyDEs ar aRAY.
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gzLEGF FanR sGHnn-

T'BE usdLUiEsst uadlats DO hsasrr q rb-r4-
szglEae AIS f7r IA lEsi Hysnty ysa-s go
~ sac seua proposes % reserve Ir,s 49,.
tW-nJ Toatas a. sTtsu It-y VII hsrs g.
FEtzEe q D. un1ividsf e1Ts trd arrrrfi-r 49,
soJss - - 10 make 4su COS onlY Es1sd srbaIs-.
laa aaEa Der Ezrua. E1r fEI
'eHss .lafsad A-GEaED FOa8-
A2 t9-fN- m-Rr n.
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RIgIHOKD BRUSH a5ETFAeTeRY.

Es proprietor q he RICHMOND ERUSn NAN
A9EA3EoRE zoUihasat esrasr Of Bread aad 81
Streets h prepared 50 Sappiy las trade 8Hd ~ pebble
gsnsrllY with BsasAss Ter blaeAisE whlis~sshfng-
s~eruabing eisikea. etc.. e he bsst nfnufaeisra. =
Taa hishast pr ces VII Be paid for Bfstss Ard Hair
Of al kinds ard Al psrseus bsvinE ans On hsud wfi
pleas, addrsss me aaesTsignsd, WAC ~ ere lrsns
Perlsnen- LAUBEi
ia4N41 kiehnos4 YA
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% Gon1resa.

VS. Ers suihsrzsd - sanouaos z r. ~sTEvEEs5a.
suzssn IN Ksatussy rsgsss1s Lsah' bazah +.
candidate - rsPrseat az Sc C0ausEsoaal D..
e ksatseky 10 tbs next Cossrss o. Ia esnEdst.e
E fs7Eevs
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NEW SONGS {!

ssHAsL NJ NOT ACK FRoa TIE EcHO'
LESS sH3REFf
IN rrsrsr 90 "EoCk me g steep
Bv Re an a3r saa esmp ser or WheR his Cruel War
IL over. rrfse s. 50
.'Fs lie March o. he southern Sen IRON a
seotsh Melody. Price 81 80
ayg ere 70 Tore. by ". 3 Es-rer Puss 81 50
va ar a GEO DUHN x 20
FubIshsaE
l-a..st hrana VI
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E TIE sumser Is. CD Waterman says
there are tbousauds Ct bushels Of corn ro.sing
at vaTisHs railroad dspols, An immsnss
slha5iy is Plel up al tie Camden depot, IN
thss Siats. 50 zash heated that the bard could
scarcely - held between the bags.
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MATIEE.

4E eso1f-srahfs E~sret1Sors erisiing unfsr 10
4 nsns s( PEASH = BANS. O. MS day msolVI
by H1z-usl sszselt AZ ErEsas hagas azius agaAts
% Indebted % tie fFH wi ctma forward a. cEee fE
gsfssusRf
TO- ssusral cauaizi81 busissa VIII BE- csETid On
a. - "a stssd ffEasalpE hlcot) By Phranssr p
49, A. herssoisrs. PEAsA 4 DAVIS
slspsG r.sEr 800 40
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$500 REWARD /
LOsT MORsK.

aTeEEE. en- iLs Isfa iast q Hsst s-,-l mar
via htary a44die aaf5is sisl a. Er75I-
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WANTED Te HRE

SlAA EEaK0 MEH-sst he EsA hoa Work. Gee
SUI Wonas BE- reesiTsa vita ssch IL. -
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'-mONTGomERY MALL,''


HAVE purchased tbs establishment sEd sogra "a
snars q tAe pstrenags o. the traTsHug srsHc
Ny guests VII had ~ sh8 nzrhst afsrds. sfrsatfvs
ssrvznis aud Pohie Eitsasis7.
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0F The Uheres5eHis q JAMES ~ gNNrR -
y Billy BAhkR for1sry Of Haakiusviiis- r.
ne last Eeafe ff9n nA defalteJ, hs Hss 81 - Ia
e Vas s'tafaea 20 for tha purpose Of iSni,e -
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hLAIsdslH
Aa5 % found s. ne isse q asssrs Wiihs1S Hur 4
faeAes, PsseaHss street hariag an enss
there aEai farther asaeaaeezsua.
EsoLlofF tonslerns1ss ..s sfs,
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SALE.

A lost DESIRABLE PAkkTATtoa .s,.
~ q sEat Aaaarca acFss o. iand, a ICED w
aRpte eAa peach ersearai EsgEe k0asea - f,s.a
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AREsIRARLR -

TAE De bassat FOR sc1asssrats lossy "a asfsvu
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q Do the young men who have hired sub
siiu'cs think that a few dollars aud cents is all
they must pay for the blessed boon Of liberty
AID independence
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RH VANCE, Secretary
gOURFH LOUIsIANA BATTALTON.

gOUEFH L~oUEsEaNA BATTALION.
CksF EEAR DALTON. as- January 3. lS64.
EDTrsHs APFEkL AZ meeting q ihe 2lfh bsttd,
isa LssiFsna volunteers ibis day, ihe following resois
tons were adopted Your Pspsr having been selected
a. tbs AAansl ihrsugh which thsy might reach he
army aad he people 1 fssi asEursdfhat yea viii sheer.
Tally caUPiT viii tie request
A. a. Term o. enlistment Of he ve.srSa troops draws
TO q slols, tte ssuniry feels sn1isus to knew whether
ths danssu hardshipS, AID pr~lva!ogs, OF nearly three
yesrs ssry.as, hes d~isptited rnd dsmsrsIEsd them,
O. whether rhey have the came 1tost hearts and strong
Uzs IS VIXEN they srst responded t. thelr country sal.
The 4h Ltulsaas BAttdisns term Of service will
Zen expire bat they have this day declared TO the
world their dstsrulnatos 90 rssst tin the last arnsd
Zoe expires, or ear believed sol Is freed frsn the pres
sHes OF tho wanda Invader
We feel Llsursd thstt ne same determination per7HSss
tie euilrs army, aad that, ere losg every ssumsns or
Gsa JshasteE's force viii Gems fsruari. a. sne man,
aad seslsrs heir uncouqusrabls determination to nttnd
- thsir csloss til shs great obiscn q the revelation
are accomplished.
Requesting you to nu5E,h ihess resolutions 1 sm
Yopr obedient servant
" l. powell
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