Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-14

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December b, is.i
EDITORS AFrEAL. The monsiel c.a"' FsieP'
Yankees have ever been p.o'eioial 'oi tricks
If we call their successiu, ImPosluons "a PAIN
ing Oft uponmsuspiclous scutn'TnerS OF Wooden
uutmegs. and " oaSs"ooa puhPh'n Seeu
..Tickery, they certainly deserve 'ue 'tPs"@
'ion. But IN military pom. OF view some
wheel is out OF axis OF some sIIe" loose 'ol
though the enemy stA tres ms mana al MS o'"
game strange fatality attends MN. vi course
our generals arc un'u'P'aloUS' ana ''-o a. ''.g
gil1ed bait with all the cohposuIe ana sing 'O''
Of yerdant suckers 10 Inc a'il'Hl'y, 'ne'e-
fore, exists IN the Understanding among lL' an
KEGS, that when they taAc up 'Le" o""@lo
march TO i'chaoAo' through -'l'Ia''eS' ''-.
rebels are TO have no masked batteries '0'
put any bullets IN lAeT guns.
Being thunoeIS'IocA al ou' '"N..s 10 "IlO"
them to run us out Oh l'7esou' g .0le1'7''ll ;
whole army mas oeen P'"c'o "o'S a." ,0'''"''
leaving The ol1lo7y genera. su-1l1S HIS ..U'-'''
and, Mlca"oeE Ike waiting .'. so'L7'.'.s 10
turn up. iiis surprise at 'o. 's'.S 'D.0 10
take possession OF L55souiS anu .l.I--'ll' -,,-y
making his a''" o" '"e mann VI O'.-.'I '''.'
only equals ms "''o''-s 'l-. ''' '',l 1' i,''U ''
Peus.iy o' ngN''N7. t11'.',-'' > s''-' ann!
IKE a 7'IO''"S --.'-'''l'' "'." '''' am 80
erect stands growing at our ',''' ''s" ii,'', O''
WINE D'4~'e7''- CON P'''ys-'! ""''.s' o''''''-
and tAoug" lDos nave 5No'''e0 ''s -''''''l'''S VI
MS l0i'N'"-.''s' .. 7, ''''o' NOV e-'.s'''. ,
/ 'he enemy mas ''.1'n"y JAZZ" "'5 '0''i''
anu seems lN no "",s '' ',L'''',-''
OWING 10 TINS S'a,e o- l"'Ig' news ''oI" = enter
'l'le Is "A-H'o'g'''1Is
ID IS currently l'to',e- 'l'-, 5'-le'''.
/ ed' lAat Mlo o-e,'7n wiz HOI aL-''CA o' J." io'''
mere al --' oul Keeps up Ao''"s oeI'OL-s''a'OH'
III o'oe' 10 Do'- o-' anu l'' a..O"
10 P'i"sPa' III IKE '..s,-'', O' ''s 'll''-'' 'pp'
''.'s. ne ls,,- o' .'''' IS ''' 'o''s' '''' ','-
'a-a'.s "''1. W men P---' proves u 'l'. emery
1'"D''"- "lo."o. '"'y can ever ,.-1o'D 3ll7u any
lli1s lnIo-sA .A' 'n"n"e'. i'@''N5 'a"eu al
bun nun ""''o our troops Were lIeAPe''sncs1'
ana oe-e-'es "sAA' IL "''oI"' l.'.e nope no"
WINE OUT uo'p' are 'APeI'sN'eo' Iu'hsu VIII"
victory A-'7u WIN commence, anu y'oAeo Oy
colossus ioI1Dct--oHs. Inc MISSISSIPPI f'eT
ana 'a..ey Is beyond ao"0L 1"e most important
feature OF ih7 PIeasn, programme, II lAey IalI
there II VIII A.Ye tendency to suspend hosui-
ties j think II is very certain, at all events
that tleT chances are Tar the best III that chan
mel, ''I mere we are mp Iesnao'e.
loo practical engineer, a coup dsoa around
CenieTFi-e VIII Sho" no" futile any attempt to
aisl''ge Us would be. Our to7tlhcauonS surround
us ike q wall OF fire. extending 10. miles Ia
every direction "la'' our lighting element is
enough OF "a. is'.HAre4' Keen troops 10 whip
all creation. "hil1 i is even admitted by
our Generals that PIee.p.,a.e advance upon the
Hess.sns would certainly tend to speedy ter
mIna.on @. t"e "ar' yet that ln itse., ssutlclens
incentive for us 10 .orsaIe our defensive attitude,
reverse the order fittings and abandon our for
! tifca.tous.
1iississippians have ever had reason 70 be
[ grnTTH t..# g.HWHr|rNu O. fra.r and