Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18

GNToH CRY IEEE-, June u. lsol.
Eprross AFrEA1. 7 again srite you % or
der Co keep yen posted, ~ near as esn, on
our movements, etc. We bad quite a stir
among rs on yesterday, owing 20 : report that
1890 Liucolnitss had landed 10 Columbus,
Er., sane eighteen miles distant, BY Tailrosd,
fron HHis 5lsce. IN less than twenty minutes
ue vhole bHeads was 10 ares, an anxious Coz
q fgbt. i would b. hard Cor any enc TO in
agBe the esgerness Of TIE boys to get hold Of
fhffr Cairo friends, unless they had been pres
ent snd seen then. Among them were The
Memphis Rangers, commanded by Capt. H. a.
Rossrs, Of Memphis. the Young Gasrd. con-
manded By Cap. Csmsron, and the Swiss
Rides, ri Col. Csrrol's regiment q do not
know TIE 1ame Of t5eir Csp'ain) And 20 see
how badly the poor fellows were disappointed
wnen the fact was made knoSn 10 them that
there would Be no fehii L turned cut that
some fifteen OF twenty Of Lincoln's thieves bad
gone 20 C1iurhus and pulled down the seces-
sion Tag, hoisted a Union faE 10 is place, cut
CD a few extras, and left FOR their bouss with
on doing aHV damage 70 the citizens. Could
Old Abe venture this far down The coUltrv, I
think we conia promise hin and bic hirslings
a warm reception: or il be win throw down
The gauntlet by sending his thieves 70 Colum-
bue, or arY other part Of Kentucky, 50 that we
NAV be 1ustifa5ls in going aHer item, I think
we cnrfi afford them some employment, aad,
perhans, The i-dest whipping that any poor
devils ever carried home with them. We
wouic prefer men who rank h-is we d. not
wish t. fght any person or cold ors, from any
State, who have al any time slawn the white
feather or turned their backs upo1 the enemy,
fnr. ~ an di1gr. 7 d. cetest shooting men in
lhe back; and think speak the sentiments
Of tire whole southern 2imv.
We are having quite a gay tine Of It here.
We are visited every day bg the ladies Of the
neisahor God, ara also by the ladies from
Jackson. Tenn, some sixty miles distant, and
those hom Columbus and Hickman, KY, some
ten rifles distsut, snd / reckon some of them
are ss pretty and interesting az the world af-
fords.
Tie citizens IN and around Uaion CITY make
De nav Almost doubie price for all - buy.
This rule does not apply 10 aH tie c~iizensi brt
] nus say e large mal1rity or item DO SO,
and. OF an things in The world, We DO aetsst
snv people who impose upon the poor solais7s
vbo lsft home WIKI but little money; and &C.
is dissusinr 90 see fhe bioot-suckers OF the
country using every means IN their power
TO deprive tbe noble soldiers who have v7lun-
teeref En- defense 81 their c0nrtrT's rights,
erin9ied and cheated. aud sent back upon
che mercy of their friends for a Few dimes
10 buv luxuries,sueh az is not dealt TO them by
sbe government. There IL at this time some
thing near ten Thousand volunteers here, and
new ones coming in every day. Ana among
then are two o. the Mississippi regiments, al
eager Tor The day 10 come when they can meet
old Abe's birelinEs-and whsn the meeting
does cons Of you nay set j. down sure that
each southern man feels that be can whip ten
of the best tiat the ssid Abe can send ne. We
are al very veil armed with musksts and ar
onerT, and men who understand the uqe OF
them % do tie handling and directing Every
regiment here Is provided With chaplaius, aad
wa have preacaing every sunday, and ire
oreufir n nights. The Mississippi regiments
here are COMMANDED By Col. Griffith, who was
adiutaut 70 Gel. JET. Davis IN Mexico, aBd
saw the elephant 80 Monterey and Bnena Fis-
Il. and Gel. Wm. n. Barksisle, member or
CONGRESS from TIE Coium5ga, Mississippi. dis
trscf Tor several terms; bo-h fine ssid officers
and have hns regiments; DO fac, Imay say
brsE regiments.
We had = r.sit on yesterday from Gsaeral
Clark. ~ MissisiPFi, and General Pillow, Of
this State
Thers IL one thing 7 viii TEL you that is
something entirely Hew to The whole world,
ne Missiseipp ans gave a lsrge party in heir
cams co daV before Yesterday. They had
some thee or four hundred ladies' IL Attend
snre. frsm Twenty-Five 90 thirty miles distant
Oar fare fs pretr rsleh, though, under DE
circumstance, We are willing 10 sand anything
lust 70 GET a pufi az our Cairo frirnds' or any
of the balance of The thieves. We have oeen
uususUv healthy since leaving houe, there
~ hut one sick a present among the Mem
~ RANGERS. Mr.. Licurgua Rogers IS the
,,gA sick ore 81 presen, and be is quite SICK.
80 Afeunhis Rangers are a noble set OF sol
siefs. sfWsrs ready Tor duty and to DO their
wn6fr arfF, and I NAV ada that they are com
1901 81 . noble corrs OF officers. viz
Col II 4. Hogers. FIRST ieurenant John d.
Trsffsr. secnBd-L ieulensnt ". J.. S~tratteu,
Tbird-LIsutcoalt D Stewart. A better ana
rors clever set of officers eannot be scared up
ersrv day-and al k1s a band Of brothers.
7ba nsrger BOYS are principally from Mem
~. mi vfriuifv. and a noble set they are,
md rfg never liuch ID The hour Of battle. 50
whsr lie dsT CONES to Try meas souls TIE
ws~nhis Rangers wiii Be foand 80 right, good
saf ira soldiers.
Very truly yours. etc. h.
The Charleston Msreury Of lhs l2th,
ssgs. Sd a private letter received bare from
New YORK, tie writer states ha be cannot
account fos The reaction Naieh bas taken place
smone re monied men q that city; and that
~ one battle shah be fought before Lincoln
,-ir ask Jsf Davis FOR terms Of ssparati0n.D
c,,xe ENr.-The 7h regiment Aisbama
~of,sfeers. 1907 men, with baggage, and feiiY
--a,sres FOR ? long staTs msrcled down Main
streef Yesterday evening, q embarked on Tue
vo-- river railroad cars, ca rosie for the
r-zf II bis fna regiment oefs TOT do a noble
- "a 4aine The earth II Yankes vermin,
- .baH coufess ourselves very much mista-
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