Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-11
SOUTHERN BANKS
NORTH ~rARnTINA

ceive and pay out, at their counters, the notes
OF the following banks and none others till far
Their determined
SOUTHERN BANKS
NORTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Cape Fear and branches.
Bank of North Carolina and branches.
Bank Of Wilmington.
Commercial Bank Of Wilmington.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank Of the State Of South Carolina and
branches, Charleston.
Bank of Charleston, Charleston.
Bank of South Carolina, Charleston.
Farmers and Exchange Bank, Charleston.
Peoples Bank, Charleston.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Charleston.
Southwestern Railroad, Charleston.
State Bank, Charleston,
Union Bank Of -outh Carolina, Charleston.
Bank Of Camuen.
Bank OF Chester.
Merchants Bank, Cheraw.
Exchange Bank Of Columbia.
Commercial Bank.
Bank Of Georgetown.
Bank Of Hamburg.
Bank Of NewbeTTy.
Planters Bank or Fairfield.
GEORGIA.
Bank Of Commerce, Savannah.
Bank OF the State Of Georgia and branches,
Savannah.
Bank Of Savannah, Savannah.
Farmers and MeChauics' Bank, Savannah.
Marine Bank, Savannah.
Merchants snd Planters Bank, Savannah.
Planters Bank Of the State Of Georgia, Sa-
vanaah.
Central Railroad and Banking Company,
Savannah.
Bank Of Columbus, Columbus.
LOUISIANA.
Louisiana State Bank ana branches.
Bank Of America.
Bank of Louisiana.
Bank Of New Orleans.
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana and branch.
Crescen City Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank.
Merchants Bank.
New Orleans Canal aud Banking Company.
Union Bank Of Louisiana.
Southern Bank.
TENNESSEE.
Bank OF Tennessee and branches.
Planters Bank Of Tennessee and branches.
Union Bank Of Tennessee and branches.
Bank Of Memphis.
Bank Of Chattanooga.
ALBANIA
Northern Bank of Alabama.
Southern Bank Of Alabama.
Eastern Bank Of Alabama.
Central Bank of Alabama.
Commercial Bank Of Alabama.
Bank Of Mobile.
Candor from an Unexpected Source.
Tn "Liltle William" Of he New York Times
has recently relieved his guilt-oppressed soul,
by giving ulterance to the following:
The pecuIiarities of The people {. tue United
Sta5es were never more striking by Illustrated
than in the progress Of the present war. We
are always on the highest pinnacle Of hope or
10 the lowest depths Of despair. For the first
three months OF our campaigning, nothing
could eXCeet the confidence, not to say srrg-
gance, of the supporters OF tue Union. We
had confidence lot only in our own strength,
but an equal degree Of confidence in the rebels
weakness. The loyal North was brave, enttu-
s~iastic, irresistible. The disloyal South was
fearful, luEewarm and demoralized. The lat
ter had only to be met promptly in the field and
they would dissolve az a rebel mob-for were
they not without arms, without money and
without food?
The early victories in Western Virginia, and
in Missouri, where ". had sherD and decisive
leaders, seemed to sustain the compliment the
Org of the sanguine UDionists. We rose Of
mornings only 20 read Of further victories, and
to wonder whether, after all, JEFF Davis would
venture to come with his rebel Congress- to so
unsafe q place as Richmond. And when We
found that a step indicating SO much lsrdi-
hood hsd been taken, we had perhaps A mirg;ed
feeling Of surprise and pleasure, So sur, were
we OF their capture.
We rode high horse in those days, and
compelled the rebels, in imagination, ID 90 on
foot. Our hsbitual thought Of them vas, thai
in due time, they should al be hanged. AMI
so We continued, down TO that fine day, all 81,
confident, O TO Richmond" and fetched ~
SO unessily at Bull Run.
Since that iIl-fated day, the very beavers
are Vcyed with our unmsnIy Lamentations.
Now, all Of a sudden, we 90 TO work 70 Unst.y
all Of our proud bOastings, and to pll dOsgn
the sir castles we have go assiduouslV b. en-
building. And there is IS little reatOn in he
presen shocking abssement Of suu5eIvsr 90
there was in the former exult alton and ,elf-
glory. The rebels were always stroic-
always determined and desperate. That we
might have known. They had as good gaBer-
ais as the United States have produred. That
we might have known for they got then from
US. The whole population and uohisd power
OF the South would be welded again st us.
That was well known, for the last stand Of
loyalty was made when tina. question Of secss-
sion was an open one to the people II each
rebel State. Here, then, were elements FOR a
hard fight, and We should have made up our
minds TO it, and let alone our eXtraVagtut con-
ceits of our own vastncss. But ne Sit not.
2nd were for our temer.ty, uuhorf4 tt Bull
Run.