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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-03

The following letter, says the Nashville
URion, is from sne Of our fsllow-citizsns. Mr..
Chsathsm is a member Of our common coun.
eli. He introduced The resolution adopted by
our council, inviting Gov. Johnson and others
to our city
~ALLERvTLLE, KY, April q, 1861,
EpIToRs UEIoN AND AMERICANI I have
always been a Union man, but Aow l an for
southern rights. am ready at any time to
shoulder rife and fight the abolitionists.
Logan county will 90 for secession By a large
majority-we have either got to 90 with the
North or we have got to 90 with the SOUTH
am FOR the South. Warren county, and Todd
county, in this state, will give large malori-
ties for secession. think Tennessee, Ken
lucky, and al the border Stats ought TO 20
out Of the United Sta Is forthwith.
A large Southern rights meeting was held at
RussellVille on last Monday. The meeting
was addressed by J.. S. Golladsy, r. C. Bow
ling, Robert Browden, James Russell, Rhea,
and others. i think Kentucky will 90 for the
Southern RIGHTS ticket at The election in May
by fifty thousand majority, from what can
hear. Respectfully yours,
Wa. s. C%HEATHAM,
49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-03

The Arsenal AT FAEETTEvILLE-Tht
Fayetteville Observer says
The officers and soldiers heretofore stationed
at the arsenal are still here. The latter viii
soon leave for New York, we suppose, a safe
conduct having Of course been guaranteed to
them, and il being = poins of bOaor with them
to Teioin their regiment.
As to the cheers, Captain Bradford, Brevet-
Major Anderson and Lieut.. D'Lagnei, none Of
them viii ewes draw sword against the South,
OF that We are sure. They have many warn
personal friends here, who viii part with then
With great regret.
The arsenal buildings and machinery have
probably cost The United States more than a
quarter OF a million or dollars. The ma
chinery especially is very perfect for the man.
ufacture Of many implements of war.
There are four brass six Founders, and two
brass twelve pourdsr howitzers, forming a
eonplste sbattery,9 in military phrase, with
al the trappings therefor. and two old make
iron six Founders, 1900 muskets and rifles,
With other military atoFsH, and a large guam
tity Of powder.
Lieutenant John A. ~Peihbtrt6D, or the La
fsyetse light iBfantTy, is temporarily Ia charge
Of TIE arsenal.
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PUBLIc SPIRITED CfrizEs-Mr. T. NJ.
Brennan, Ct Nashville, bas offered to furnish
40 artillery company, il one could BE- organ
lied IN that city, with al the cannon nscss-
gary, free of eharga.
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MONSARRAT s DUPREE,


THE AAfALGAMATTSH o. LANGUAGEs.-Tbere
Is q growing tendency in tai= ara 90 zspr8rrls.- tt
most expressive Ecrds Of other lanElazss. sHf AFTER O
While % fnc1rporats thea into our cEu thus lhF
word cepLaiIC, which is frcm the Greek. slzn tyiuE ffor
me Bead Is nov becuming uopuiariEQd IN connection
slih M. Spllcinss gr-zt n~esiaehe remedy bot 10 viii
600 oe used ID a mors Eeleral way, md Tie wl
oephaiic viii become az earlsn as s,sefr1t7rs. an
m1ny others, whose distIlcl1n AZ fueign words hn.
been worn EuaJ 1y ceZmua ne, uztu a1sy seen "a
ave ahd 70 Is m4lor bJra"
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A VoIcE FRoN INBAsA.-A patriotic In
dianian concludes q business letter as follows
And, for Sod sake, urn Ksntucky out of the
so-ealled Union without further delay. The
sequence Of the conduct Of Kentucky. In less
than thirty DAYS gag law will be imposed in
southern Indiana, backed by Gov. Mortoh's
long guns and flying artillery. Had Kentucky
gone out in February OF first Of March, hall
Of Indiana would now have been with her.
But now, ] can clearly see, that the friends Of
The South are losing ground every day. II we
make a stand here and fail to sustain cur
selves, We have no place to look to for succor
or support, sud none to fall back upon in ease
We should be defeated and driven from the
countrY.-L0HisUiils Courier.
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REsroNATIoE.-We understand that Con-
mander Frederick Chartsrd, Of the United
states navy resigned his commission on ihs
14h Instant Commander Chartard Is a Bal
umoresn, and has many warn friends in this
eIty.-Baltmore SIN
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500 KPRgag,R.

DANhWAT from uy ra1Elsu- zine mi1esaE
n s1ul Els or 1s1Ihs. 3 m1-1ft1 nan by
sac rlus - -IHE re as shrua Elk feet h5rhFA
and viii welsh leo or go pea d.; has TIE anrsar--A
trcc o. au udl-u, Llzt cteek trles. straltbE hui-.
slow % 'r7nE5 tlauEh positive ler shout ths f-s- %
Aar-1 last. Twin Svf The above reward iVcsughr aud
secured So 4 SET Inn aEain.
TOHE c. WEAVER.
uT--lu Memphis. Tenn.
$500 b. M lr-ne --r- .ar. iii t-H -. b q
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~ Headache is tbs faroTite sin by which

u Headache is the f~avorits sign By which
nature uzkes known any deviation whatever from TIE
natural state q he brain, and viewed % This light d
may be i13k8d on e. a szf. guard INTENDED % give not1l
Of disease which IA ght Otherwise escape attention. I'LL
too late 90 De remetird ard lts lnaicst1ls should sever
be neglected. Eezdaches DAY be classified Under tFu
names, viz Synptlmaiicz and Idiops'hic. Symptzmatc
Headache is exceedingly common and is The Frscursor
o. o great variety o. diseases, GmauE which are Apo
pieIy, Govt, Rhsumatisu and 81 fs51le diseases. n
It's nervous fern DO Is sympathetic of disease o. The
stomach constituting Sick Heatacfe, q bep2iic disease
constItutinE BilIaEg HeaaGcfa. af worms cnlaIFEuE
and other disorders o. TIE boEels, 81 well zs renal arc
uterine affections. Diseases OF the heart are very fire.
quenily attended with Headaches; Auemia and PI1th1ra
are also Gdectlsus which frequently ocsasllu headache
1~di0pathic Head1che is also VerF cJuual. teiEE us1als
DISTINGUISHED by the name cf Nervous Hea1ache, sums-
times csmiuE On suddenly iu 3 state ~ apparently SOON
heaith, and prostratrug 81 uucs -he mental ard physica
energies, and iu other i~nstances 10 comes gu slowly har-
aided by depression O. spirits OF acrrdity o. tsmaeT- in
most instances the pain Is In the front 81 he hesd over
one or h0th eyes, aid t0mstimes p~rovokins Fumitinz
under this class may also De named Geuralgis
For the treatmeut % either class o. Heada-he, The
gsphalic Pills have been found q cure and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains in a few ninutes, an
By It's sEbtie power fsaiicatng the diseases Of Whlcl
Headache is tbs unerring Index
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-03

Masonic SEcrssIoN.-At a conYoeation Of
The Grand Chapter of ROYAL Arch Massns Of
the State Of Georgia, which closed its session
In Augusta on Thursday, the following Feso-
luton was gHaaiaiously adopted
Ees0iBsd, Jhat the connection heretofore
existing between the Grand Chapter OF Royal
Arch Masons of the State Of Georgia and the
General Grand Chapter Of the late United
States OF America BE-, and the sans is hereby
dlssolYsd.
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VIZ. s. CHEATHAM,
Nashville, Tenn No. 20 High street

A FREscH FEIeATE ron CHARLESTON
The New York Express does net very well
relish the idea Of Lsuls Napoleon sending a
frigate to Charleston. ItssysI
The news by the steamer Columbia, at Hall
FAX, is important-if true. Il is reported that
Louis Napoleon bad despatched, or is going
to despatch, a msn-of-war to Charleston, al
the solicitation Of Jefferson Davis. While
here is no reason to doubt the truth Of this
story, In the absence Of more definite infor-
nation, it ought not to occasion any surprise
Il the leading European governments have
their hcets in cur waters while civil war is
raging. i is customary, especially with
France and England, to have their men-of.war
near by when lighting is going on, 10 matter
where. Their ostensible object is to be in a
position to protect their own people and heir
interss s, IL either should be endangered ; but
il not unfrequsnuy happens that these fleets Of
observation become active participants as well
as Observers.
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uauPru,4 WrrHrv.

We took occasion several months since t.
call attention to the growing fressofl proellvi,
ties Of this rsaklv literary periodical. III
Propriafcrs having taken advantage Of The
present crisis to make an exhibit Of their tru,
sentiments, we again direct psblie attention tC
their position
A psrusai or the following blood thirsty
emansHon, taken from the last issue, shoBi
thsss " frisEds Of the South in their propsl
light. We extract:
Balimore should instantly be seized and
occupied Governor Hicks and Mayor Brown
mean very we'll, no doubt. But it is evident
tev cannot control the ~blackgusrds who are
kaoFn as d" Biood-tubso and " Plug Uglies,H
aa is necessary that Baltimore should Be
as'l hv nrru's who can Two coiumns-on,
sr-w New Fo~s and Philadelphia, the other
-m 8-~sturE-sdouls move on Baltimore,
and -J!d it under martial law. In case II rs
s~istance, the CITY should be shsiled. The more
seve-s TIE ne hods the EuTer and more humane
be regimen. Mr.. Ligcoln must remember tia,
&c Sc csnot bold Baltimore we must e~yscuats
Washington.
Baltimore secured-either az a city or ~ 2
-uin-ihe Government should operate on Viz
EiIja, on a base line from Fort Monroe 70
Warrington City. Both shores Of the Poto-
nae must Be sec red; and this done a column
Should move on Richmond. Richmond is impor-
ant, first Hs lbe capital Of Virginia, and sec
ondly rs The greatest depot cf arms and -four
o ne Southern States. The entire rebel force
g armed andfei at this moment BY Richmond.
= should be in possession Of the Government
before June.
lar course should Be pursued in the
Tes- s. Louis, Missouri. LouisviIls, Ken
uckT, and Memphis. Tennessee, should be 0c-
-dB.ad Pc Northwestern troops, and the strong
1oints o. The river fortified. At least fifty
shore q the Mississippi, south Of s.. L0uis,
EIth a bone reserve q an squal number TO I'm
Facanciss after battles. Kentucky and Mis-
H'nri, We notice, evinre a tarty sense Of na-
ional obligations Tbs is very good, a. far
as q goes. BIT Kentucky may az well UNDER
tard at once that she cannot occupy an atti-
.ude Of neutrality in the present contest. II
she is notfor us. she is against ~; and really,
Ga the present temper OF the NORTH, people
ioH't seem TO care much which way she goes.
To rh- is for Us, we expect Der rihemen 10 our
ranks. To she is AGAINST rs, IN f Few months
Ohio viii probably be armirg $1,000 negroes
who viii t5ra fed from slavery 20 kentucky.
Ts is hard 10 say which event W0uld be best fer
5be North.
It Is useless to say what our duty is under
lsse circumstances. Let ths traitorous sheet
be stopped By every Southern ftmily-its sale
Be Inhibited upon The streets Of every Southern
city, and is delivery refused to subscribers IL
ersry southern postofce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-03

CHARGED WITH TREAsoH-Oa Sunday Col
Dudley, chief Of police, arrested George "
Ellie, alias Dr.. Luximun Ray, on The eharg,
Of treason. Elis came up on the Lady Jack,
son from Mississippi last week. On his per
son were found copies Of correspondence witt
JED. Davis, TeoDbs OF Georgia, H. Y. John.
son. aud others. Also, a secession flag. II,
was arrested at a German boarding house, On
The southeast corner Of Seventh and Main
strsets.-CiR. Enquirsr.
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$40 Reaana.a.

DAEAFAT from ny plauiaa-n, sine m1saE
IA slufh-r-st 70 Memphis a11ut three w-sksR
.luce. o lc-E by. a our hrteen years Oh, By ~
nance u HiLii or william. BE Is likely aid EI%A
rrggu ei b- axe. I purchased him % Jane Tnzu
short -Is since. Z rup10se be b. Lurkt.g ab81t Men
1h.s y cls-tt ana occurred 81 = get sim a-aI1. 7 VIII
sFe fh- shove reward. JOHN q. WEaVEH
uyl Iu Memphis. Tauu.
[AvaIau=ls ana ArEus s-p7. send bin tsF Lsns a C. ]
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~uE spTnTr or avAuCAE IL TIE
WUETE.

EGEaEaH
ms sarsst Indication Of q failure Do tLs
military operation Of -bs North is the rrsva-
fspes o. q frst growing spidt Of uo5ocrscy
among tbe masses. Already, a. Vs have be-
FORE nsutone5, bas TIE stsriiHg and aud seiouE
entsrprzs of dsposilr LrscolS been Earsst
cred BY = respectable and Influential i%ourtsl
IN Esw York city. Ths mob, igaarsut o. tbs
Zoe whom thsy are 70 nee. through the false
teschinrs n interruptions lead-Is, are be-
coming impatient bscsues f1cir funeisnariss
s-sunriring 10 rush h~eadl5ng and psli-msii
fsfo the iaws Of certain defeat. They are
.-srv dsy msnfestiHg IN Infection to carry
ant ehsr "higlsrlaE" principles, as diligently
tpsuicaies BY sEwARD, upon taat arch leads-
hfrssf. As 80 illustration Of the tral1 q
-tst we assert, we reed only mention
i. at that the New York EsYaa-
=, mel venal reelection of pubiie sentiment
a. Eorsh-has sounded The tascin for tie
s--rstion o. an army Of 100 600 men 90 ze.
--s--snflv Of Hs GorarnmeIi a-ath5riiss in
.-viue out The Ysrkes F-rogrsEms Of auhiu.
lion. TIE Hgah proposes 10 raise thess
ia two different d,visions-New Yort
psHsdsiphsa each Furnishing 5000.
-. to is natural instjnc.s .of trsaelsy, Il
adds;
~. bv concentrating the two armies q
+hrusaad each e Baltimore. tbe ohstrnc-
~onid be speedily remoged, ale higtgsT
-. FEDERAL capHii world be cPsned, ana
c,e4 ard SAFE. aid ~ TIE sane time Ns-
would b. tf1Irtt 20 her sHe=. There
ns-sssit for any cal Of ihs fresidelt 20
out this usfsure. The pcs Bagtern have
10 samuo4 al good citzsns 20 sFs.E,
execation e TIE posi- Office laws and al
~ % disposs1 hsFe herEhtt1 and then.
merchants ~ ts tWa cLief cities n TIE
hzre the means OF organising such a
tobe placed s-tEe disposal n de two
..tsr-. 1t them esCbcW red tape and
-iocrtan and 10 AZ o1es mo TIE work
tr3erprse where there is the rsritsl.
,ses ouistrn even energetic FoV.r1-
Il efeat uniersttnEs low much more
ass Of "a imbeiie admins ration,
sigh, or sDirf, " aeiioE II s1ms
measure be 81 adalted We cray
E.sa nor only 70 bee Jeierfea
.oft tie feiorsl capital, Bat
49, g. lLlsislphia saa
gtrr
me5s. i~iesaiion is con.
IL "a. Ef,-t-~,
N
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Hi 'ad n terrible 'eadacbe this bafternoo-
haEI hI stepped into thh hauithecsrirs. band saws p
% the man, Can you hstss ne % so fesdsche9
Does 30 hachs 'ars.' says o.. HaxcaedIuEy." say
hi, hand upon tbat'e gave ne aCaphsIc Pill, hand 'p-
ne ,oHor % cured ne So quick mal hi 'zlIy realized b
ed "a an 'ead2cae.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-03

SFEEcH or Mr.. HuLIARD.-Pressing bust
ness engagements deprived US Of the pleasure
Of hearing the address, yesterday morning, de-
livsrsd at the capitol, bY Hon. Henry ". Hill
Hard Of Alabama. Friends, however, whS
were present, represent the ball as having beer
densely crowded with anxious and respectful
listeners, who gave unmistskable evidences o.
earnest sympathy with, and cordial approval
Of, the patriotic sentiments uttered by the
learned and gifted speaker. They further rep
resent he speech as Of that peculiar character
which would do the hearts Of all trae Southern
men an indescrlbnbls degree Of good. We
earnestly hope it may, at an early day, Be
given the Pabiie in printed f~Orm.-Nashville
Gczeffe. 1st last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-03

I'M alFDliol y % a117a
NASHVILLE, May 2.-The Union convention
assemble hsre to-5sy. Tbs attendance was
very slim. The resolutions passed by them
express no opinion on the present eriEis. They
recommend Hon. W. B. Campbell for COVER
nor. pAUL,
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COLUMBIA, Tenn April "a. 1861.
MEssRs. D. APPLETON & Co. NV YoRK-
Gentlemen 1 have this day accepted your
drafts, expecting that at maturity they viii not
bepaid. All my means, ont Of an annual in
come from my school, Of about $4,000, not De.
manded for domestic expenditures, l eonse-
crate to the defense Of the South against the
most Ubiquitous attack ever made upon the
rights Of any people.
When the war is over ard the Independence
OF The South Acknowledged, I hope to write you
a more acceptable letter. Very respectfully,
F. G. SIXTH,
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a. The Cincinnati Gazette is highly indig-
nant because -four and provisions are still
shipped from Indiana to kentucky.
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Real Rre.lnr.

"A Aeak hLeasamEs
PhysiciaB.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headsche2
Mrs. Jones.-gune Decor. ali gone the Pill you seni
cured me in just twenty uinutes md I wish you w5ult
send more 50 that I can hive then handy
Physiclan-Hou can 81 then a. any Druggists. Can
Tor Cephalic Pills, / fad hey rever fan, ana / reo5m-
mend them in an sases OF headache.
Mrs.. Jones--I shall seHA for a Box directiv, and shall
tel ell my sEaering friends, FOR they srs a real blss
nag
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BRfrisa GyS HoATa-Iffornation has
rescued Chzrlestoa thai iaree aest Of Brit e.
gun boats Is now being got ready for sea at
Portsmouth, England. AID that they viii BE-
seat 70 that vicinity az an early day te protect
English shIPPspg should it be nscesssy'
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NEeRo voLUNTEERs.-Ths Richmond Er-
aminer can't sand the idea that a company Of
Massachusetts free negroes have polluted Viz
ginia's soil. It says;
Il it be true that a company OF free negro
volunteers from Boston has been brown into
Fortress Monroe, ali the stone walls that could
be piled up, all the eannons and mortars that
could be gathered from the four quarters Of the
earth, could not keep the Virginia people from
taking possession Of he fertilization and our
own negroes will be set upon the mulatto
rascals to teach them the fate that awaits all
such intruders upon southern soil.
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CrEERAL HAEEEY.-Ths Richmond Whig
OF the s0th ult., says: The Virginia foresi
at Hsrpsr's Ferry, considering it their duty "a
arrest aBy officer OF the Federal Government.
passing through The state, arrested Gen. HAs.
MY on the cars, ~ r0uts to Washington. HI
was c~ondueted to this city yesterday, received
and treated by the governor with the highss
consideration, and, Of course, released from
arrest We hear be sets out thiI morning FOL
Wsfhington.o
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FHorEcrTzC PUBLIC PROPERTY.

FB0rECTETG PUBLIC PROPERTY.
The ouraue outang President, who in his in
7g-ursl and proclamstioBs, has dwslt with
marked emphasis on the du+y which dsVolvss
uron him OF "pr5ieeiinE the public property"
seems to be possessed Of strange ideas on this
sahisct. Tie commanded the destruction OF
The works and arms at H4rper's Ferry. He
Instructed the naval commsndants at Norfolk to
bum the navy yard and its vas. stores at Nor
folk. TIE noble Msrrimsc was seuttled and
otdsr war vessels in the harbor Of Norfolk, BY
order OF the august protector Of public prop
sEty. The magnificent capitol, with it's
decorations, lie freseoe-woTks, aud polished
marble halls, is converted into a barracks
Tor filthy Hessisns, and Is said to be mined
with a view to lis total destruction at 10 dis
tant day. LIEcoLN will retire from Wash
iagto1, lighted by the hsns5 which consume
the sacred edifes that contains the archives
o. The onee glorious nationality Of the United
States. he may Be p~ardonsd for reducing the
former to ashes, but the objectionable sin from
which bis Eoul can never be clesnsed, is the
destruction Of the peace Of the American soa.
ti1sn+
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NN-ITEWII u NNT INWNGUETs
NorE.-The first Of these dispatches, say
the Mobile advertiser, was in reply to an in
quiry, whether under existing circumstances
eiesrances to northern Atlantic ports shoulC
be confined and the second, in reply to ID,
inquiry whether rosin and turpentine-the
product Of our own Plantstions-wsrs to be
regarded ss naval stores, referred to in the first
dispatch.
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Of tie rump GoFsFnmeBt entirey beyond Tie
extent We have hoped. What a esniraft te
tire ~unbouaded aud orderly confidence Tsposed
BY the southern people in their gallant and
.saEaelons esdsr-JsFrEHsos DAvIsl
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UvfoN AND PIArTERs BAEK.-A rumorh has
gained some currency on the streets that Gov.
Harris has determined to issue an order, taking
possession a ths asses Of the Union and
Planters bank. The stock Of these banks Is
owned almost exclusively BY northern men.
Hence the umor We aFe authorized by the
governor to state Thar tho ramor has no foun-
dalton ia fact. 10 has not contemplated tie
issne Of such az ordsr.-Nesksille UnfBn, LET.
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THE FLoAriss bkrrEnv IN PURsUrr-
Quite a facstione excitement was created Al
WIZARDS hotel, Washington, the other dav,
by The suhieiatd Startling # trues dispatch
from eCApe Ha..sras ii4hls7 sThe United
States lssl Daa iusf passed. under sail and
s.eSm hsadlaz nerih, and closely pareasd hy
the Charleston aasting h~aitsry.1
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-Ths Llrsrpool Mresrg arsws 81 eon

parison
Il is unfor innate Tor Che North that The advo-
cacy Of sound economical principles should be
almost exclusively confined 10 alsyf exnors
and their sympashizsrs, and that M Jefferson
Davis should talk Ike a statesman snd q nan
Of SENSE on thc subject on which Mr. Lincoln
discourses Ike an Essex squire Of Tie corn-iaw
and top-boot epoch.
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At a special meeting Of the Charleston
chamber o. commerce, held on Fdday last,
The following 2 resolution was oEerrsd aud unaDi-
nously sdopteds
Rcsolsc5, That tbs president be authorized
and requested to appoint, 10 bic discretion, ons
or more merchants from this chamber 70 20 20
Montgomery and furnish such commercial in
formation as the Government msy require 10
DE adjustment Of The proposed tariff, and that
all TIE commercial cities cf The Confederate
states, including TIE cities u Baltimore, Mem
phis and Nashville, be invited 10 take similar
sction g. reference to his subject.
This 10 matter which should commend it.
self At once 70 The attention Of the chamber Of
commerce. IN our city. Let them take prompt
action uson the subject, inst ss K We we're a
part Of the Confederate States, for such will
Be the case in less than two weeks.
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The BANNER ToWN.-Tbe city Of Macoi
has already furnished six full companies ec
the service Of the Confederate States, an,
there are two or three more companies low or
gsnizing, besides the Bib Cavalry and tht
Juvenile Cadets The companies accepted an,
now in the service, will number about fvr
hundred men Who will say that we have no.
done cur whole duty Ia this matter, considering
that our total population, men, women anC
children. white and black, does not exceed ten
thousand souls
In point Of fberaIitT, too, in raising th,
means for the equipment Of tbs soldiers, anC
furnishing supplies 10 the families Of those il
need, say nothing of toe extras provided FOL
the Georgia regiment, while in the Camp Ogle-
thorpe, our people have exhibited a praise.
worthy zeal, worthy Of special graduation
Macsn Citizen, fDril "a.