Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10
THE REACTEOv ~ EAST TENNES-
SEE.

Is y zt'T = las . Es>~
SEE.
i late number Of the Knoxville Fhig has an
article from which we extract the following:
We say, most unbesitatingty, let the Union
msG-meG who are the real conservative men,
IN Esst Tennessee. bring ont good and true
man in each congressional district, and elect
him to the Confederate Congress. The election
comes Oh in November, and the members are
elected for two wears. They shouid not allow
the mrn who assisted In bringing these troubles
on the country, to fill these positions. Oar
folks are able to hold their positions, aud to
fill them with better men than the ultra seces-
5ionists can, and they should by all means do
go We have all fought the heresY Of seces-
sion, until overpowered by the other portions
Of Tie State. Let US now fall into the cur
rent, and keen the oTiginAtor5 Of all these tTou
blss out 81 Congress, and out Sf the Ifgisla-
tnre, as well as all county affairs. In doing
this-whicb is but due to ourselves, TO them,
and to our country We surrender to g nece5-
sty that they have forced upon us.
Ir another article, Bcownlow confesse5 that
he has lost copGienc1 in The ability of the gov
ernmsnt at Washington to save the Union, and
calls upon them to let Es st Tennessee alone.
Rates OF Postage in the confederate
States of America.
For the convenience Of cur readers and the
public generally, we have prepared the follow
ing simplihed statement Of the rates Of post.
age. under the act OF the Congress Of the Con-
! fed,rste States Of America, adopted on the
21st Of February, 1861, j must be Temem-
bered that the ac is to go into effect from and
after such period as the P0stmas ter- General
( may, by proclamation, bnnouHce.-M M0nfg0Hl
cry HdUsTfi5eT.
| RATES OF POSTAGE BErwEEN PLACES WITHIN
THE COSFEDRATE STATES CT AMERICA.--OE
LETTERS.
/ Single letters rot exceeding a half ounce in
weight
/ For anv distance under 800 miles, ) cents.
/ For any distance over 500 miIes, 10 cents.
/ An additional single rate for each additional
( half ounce OF less.
Drop letters cents each.
/ IN he foregoing cases, the postage to oe pre-
Advertised letters cents each.
ON rACEAGEs
Containing other than printed OF written
! matter-money packages are included in this
class;
/ To he rated By weight az letters are rated.
I and to he charged double the rates Of postage
on letters, toWit:
/ For any distance under 500 miles, 10 cents
/ for each half ounce OF less.
/ For any distance orer 900 miles, 20 cents for
/ each half ounce OF less.
/ In all cases to be prepaid by stamps or
stamped engeioPs ..
on NEWSPAPERS.
Sent 70 regular and bona FIFE subscribers
/ from the Office of publication, and not exceed
/ ing ounces in weight:
I WITHIN THE STATE WHERE PUBLISHED.
/ Weekly paper, 81 cents per quarter.
Semi Weekly paper, 13 cents per quarter.
ITi-Weekiy paper, I9l cents per quarter.
Daily paper, SO cents per quarter
/ In al cases. the postage to be paid, quarter
I y iB GduGncr at the citicss Of the subscribers.
WITHOUT THE STATE WHERE PUBLIsHED.T
Weekly paper, IS cents per quarter.
Semi-weekly paper, 26 cents per qIarter.
/ TT weekly paper, 80 cents per quarter.
Daily paper, 7S cents per quarter.
/ In all cases the postage to De paid quarterly
4 ia advance at the Offices of the subscribers.
ON PEgIoBIcALs
. Sent to regular and bona fie subscribers
/ from the Office Of publication, and not exceed
/ ing II ounces in weight.
WITHIN TIE STATE WHERE PUBLISHED.
! Monthly, 3 cents per quarter or l cent for
1 each number.
/ Semi-monthly, 6 cents per quarter or I cent
} foFseach plumber.
/ An additional cent each number for every
.
ounces.
Bi-monthly or Quarterly, l cent an ounce.
In all cases, the postage 10 be paid quarter
/ iy tn a3Uaacs at the Offices Of subscribers.
WITHOUT THE STATE WHERE PUBLISHED.
I Not exceeding II ounces in weight.
/ Monthly, > cents per quarter, or 2 cents for
each number.
/ Semi monthly, Il cents per quarter, OF ?
cents for each number
/ Two additional cents for every additional
ounce or less beyond the first / ounces.
Bi-mCnthiy OF quarterly, 2 cents an ounce
In ali cases the postage to be paid quarterly
in aGvsDce at the offices Of the subscribers.
ON TRANSIENT PRINTED MATTER.
Every other newspaper, pamphlet, period cal
/ and magazine, each circular not sealed, hand
I bill and engraving, not exceeding ; ounces in
weight, ? cents for any distance; cents addi-
tioDal tcT zach additional ounce or less beyond
the first three ounces.
IN all cases, the postage to be prepaid by
stamps or stamped enveioPs.
FRANKTEG PRIVILEGE
The following persons 0aIg are entitled to
the franking privilege, and in all case; strictly
confined 10 " "OFFICIAI BUsIEEss.''
Postmaster General.
His chief clerk.
Auditor Of the Treasury, for the PostofIice
Department.
Deputy Postmasters.
The New Postal Act OF the Confeder-
ate Congress.
The following is the late postal act passed
before the Confederate Congress before ad-
/ jouTnmegt;
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