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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-14

The NstcheE Courier, will be seen below, in view
Of ncOins aDcipaton proclamation, Is in favor of
retsisfian-even 20 the extent Of hanging ell Yankee
ofioeTs taken in rhe South That paper says;
50 far az the South Is concerned the LincOlu enamel
patton ds very title dI.cussOn Its blightiug and
deadly objects have long since been made known to
through the Abolition journals Of the North This is
not The time for discussion; 1t is the hoar f3r seou II
q in your country sets fre 10 your residence,
thereby endsnge ing lives, yOa hang hn. II he mur-
dert your knsnau you hang him. II be Is an sdsr or
shelter. you hang him. or put IN out Of tho wsy. II
iincoinG commz stoned sc0Undrels come & Tor
the di 4boea and murderous purposes why. hang
tbem and ring them to the first tree that those whom
hey wsuld endearo- corrupt may witness their ter
rble fate. The day has passed for argmeut the hour
has cone quick retrb the heads Of the in
vsders TIL Union question, the right Of secession, and
al other debaiane matters shrink into nsgnf eRnce,
when the fendifh enemy Is eommissio-ed, with swOtd
snd torch 10 murder people and destroy homes
We say, hang ali their commissioned officers And
let their lncouth bodies die and high Hamsns
didl
They irss attempted rs to desth, BY means
OF the blockade; their next move 20 ruin u by
stealing properly; and now Lincoln throwing him
self into Abolition arms, seeks encourage murder
and rspne ia families. The hour for aetion
has arrived, Let people strengthen our armies
Give and powerful impttus TO our cause. Drive
bsck and oy laval ng fos and take officers
pr sonsss, eKeeptto hang them unti they dead
RRAD DEAD It il issue Of the enemys own
shoosinE; and 81 their commissioned officers che TO
DO Lincolus bidding and net ieslgn LET them sds the
consequences
IL not wonder that the New York Herald calls the
Liscoln emancipation proclamation the last card Of
ths JacObns and that il should tell the author that t
ls si1npracfcsble unwse, and full Of untold mischief" "
Il was inended for mischief bui the invader viii reeo
under ths bitter and bghtng effects it will produce in
kis ranks.
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ATTEpTTH rON. CAVALRY.

r OST II the6 + December, a large zee ISOE
1 IsffAT HAeE, lrse CT icur years oid next srrins
Size walks 6Heiy s,e ping her bind fooi four cen
inehes tbs + s1e has very la'ge ears, iB 81
ANNA whore re att acts attention and has one
dissfagu hing laarF, q OF IN tie rear Of the right
ru.4a two inches from he tsi, abO Il The size OF G
eusrte col ar. aac psrasp have the n 'rk Of re
cent kick lust tie ebt Il 5hs spot She rcd .
10 his aiher tvo niles no ID Of arsysPsrt, by sol
der Of Br ggs any naRed smith N, Smith says
three ca a ynsn ca - and look her aw=y. Be may
lave sold her. ssE ihH he cavalry they p4fs
ihror gh The cctntrv wi iiee for Der vii par
fsfy d Ia o whoever viii deivsr her % or
tWcnty & dolis-s Euca information " enable
ne - get h=r. VS.. N JAYNE
Ca tsia and (. Quar- sster "a his Regimsnt, Sd
z ig de, Gen. Rests Divisi n, GreBada Mas
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An Interview with Gen. BrnaR's Wife.
Tds WeiizeI ezpsdiion frsn New Uri as to Taibc-
deaux visited the pautaton Of General Brasg. Amin
te.view with Mrs BE- gg thus described By CORE
spondent Of tze New York TINES
Ia tao vicinity Of Tai ofealx il stusted the plsn'a-
ton Of Ea3s de erI hragg. J. Il eou = st-raet-d
the st-en ion Of sold AMI Bis reEroes med 70
have very ilfe ut ID the rels 70 tie rnest-l
stood 70 the q i al trcof dier5 GVaneed
re5tenaDt Co.onoi Yva-ue- Of ths l3th ticut,
receiv d " I'd rorl Nrs Bragg zs sns would ike to
have a guard TO Prot G. her pr Perty Tsls r-qaest
wa proApt y g mPlssI vi @hs1 C1-cue War er
cine up Of MS regiments were ps IN qastiy be-
I fore the Of ths Hsi %. They ca1 Wzvef a.
rived lats tie pr rty el G. Ihs negroes
bad Ken advantage the opportunity 20 5reaS open
tie cl sts tn-a a. he bu eaus rip she feather
AMI moss ds IN gesr.h Of treasure and herWse de-
stroy vs. us5 II ba .lfereut ro0Es.
Up q Colon el Warmers Hppss a1Ce fr5- Bragg with
some szcit-reHt commentel expressing he mind.
knew SIS lady ma y esrs g. te'oie she va msI-
Tisi and few were hands Juef o. more eoquent
with he gue I-si, t3sr fore, read lY lac thtt
Co oucl Wafter got the worst OF IT, 80 tar as words
we q eorcerned u any IA WI ure 20 remark that
she hsd he lsst s-y olanel Wsvner sgzssted that
i " 4 sad time The lady sad NJ cue ksd u
tti-na troops ia ths vic atty, -nd Why we're
tley ID # Dec use sad the co onci oG duty
an3 ny ity, W len a-l-d rom yOr lnee hon red
husband taUyt 4 low nv flag nd defend every
20 ton of my entry. rra Bragg insisted nat the
Fsdersls were iutrudets AID Of tce south"
Tee colcns rep. ed, in usse, q az he
c ui5 nos un5er s-d lis iri "a in t1at light and mel
dears remark -bai cid FRIEND OF Zen. agg,
he .ud been ess-o @ see him. At n s sllu-
81 D. tbs laws q n AMI srklng eye htsbeul an1
sh said, II you would res Geaer-i BiagS you saoud
meet him the AT-st aud not re on his paetst on
I The co oueL with little msice re irc thSi our
! Western jr3aps been trs ing % n=et Gen. BFasg
but that h-ir sj40 - 2 I'd G0- en- -ogsthsr
/ f.du Hers, non ih5 lad dem 70 ed uro tctoB and,
get i1g ilio ear age ROD bsy ihe immediate lines
/ of our tIOIps-s "a doso o Q. ths her husband
be u-ed f. end of sc erHl Tsyi snd the be o
Of one the rest uzht battles ur eoatsent, ai
+ Low f-e ns cut ei Ken ucEy e estae rebel
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ImPogTAKE 20 SHoEMAKERs and
TANNERS,

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTEEET I
BASEsTOE. hss JsnnEry 10 1893,
TTAYIe G. bse appain ed Special 4 gent by hsjor
II l.. E5iLs. Chief Qasr1s master Mississippi snd
Es L uisisna tn collection OF Hi6e- ia 5he
Tie norh e Jscks d the distF bu ion OF The
oag TIE sev 81 y re W thin he said district
I'D 10 -utraet 81 ana Les.har for he Confede
rate State.
Ttsrsrors the p-oTr,etos q su tan yards and saoe
hops wi I'm sal dstrc, viii EepCrs ne ai my head
qua tsls h-rt delay. e humber OF filed and
when tkey vii Be eady &c w0zk out, 50 tke vats
y sld tae numter Of dss neces ary 70 I'll the
Fs1a-i s1d many i-sf f iesthss and pairs of
81 each pr 'EIi t-re furnish mcnthly, a1d he sd
ma Of mech halietl is5or nsNe. ATy 70 cary
o. ss fss'or e. t. the tsrt OF { sr ity,
Zhe show infcrmst II neCei say to an squsl els
tn ucE q ii5s tee several Is va and to
proauc4 uniform ICES throughout The stat and make
aT-=ble at the esTlisst ps,i1d and in the mot
nem real amer he -rds thereof.
iii tsnlers and sh0smskers 1T subject TO military
dnf, rot eup oy ed j. taeir VEGA ion, viii also
20 70 II hey wi enjoyment
J. Z. MESSuS, Special Agent,
isf2-im Haukst Miss
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The following dispats from the Northern press tells
how cheap'y Gen. Boyle, the Federal commander a.
Louisville, KY, was sold by Gen. Morgan
To the Associated Press North
LOUISVILLE, December 20, Ie62t-Morgau reached
point on the raIsoad ias side Of Munfordsvie on Fri
d morning His operator, a man named Aud, who
lately lef the L01isv.le Office Immediate attached bis
instrument, and dispatch % Gen Boyle, a. (
from Gen. Graugsr Tbs stated that Morgan was In
the vicinity of B3Wing Green intending making an at
tack and asking far aid
Gen Boyle male answer that he could not give him
any
troop in Louisville which could be to biz aid
Gen Boyle sent word that taere were nc troops in
Louisvile at al
tIen Granger asked Boyle what disposition had been
made Of the troops.
Gen Boyle t5ld him the force and posltsn Of bis
troops spoke Of their edc ncy- etc ard gsye ali the
information in regard &c them tAat Morgan wanted
Morgan then sept. in his name, polite message
to Boyle, calling aim - bright youth and smart boy
ending with characteristics Fu garity.
The opeator ten sent love letter to bis sweetheart
in Lexington and ano.s to the operator g. Louisville
to forward, Gnd closed the Office b. had established
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eRYEgAl. agnkR Kn. -.

HEADQUARTERS 1AMP OF fSSTRUCTION,
EROokHAyEE, u.s., E4ss.mber y, 1852
IL rshe male idss . 4 the sts.s q Mssissipp
n besF cen the sgs uf eiEh'ean and rtF, or
dsre6 20 rep r. i~maeiatsy the Camps Of IEstFue
Lsu. Tee from unsies - III honing Ia.
vam5s Nenr.e L5wHe Narubee, LardsFdal9i Clark
Nsyla, Gre FrF, ZONES ia per. New ton. kssho
tH. Va sos, 0k iiGb hs ChickassW Pontstoc aqd TIP
pzh y d report tie Up lO1sted Bniei prize On
the Noble md Ohio rairred. Those from Al. other
eoUntes WI rel 0rt a. tee camp lccaied at BrOokhs
ven On ibe New CFlf ans I'D Jsckson railr0sd
al pers7us fslng r pot within twenty days viii
be srrGE .ca asd ties e d-5eTt ~.
III - s..ling sxsElP ion under fbs ls4e eZemP
Coa Ec. ltql ed n report Sc ths camp, prove
tbei- lain aaT F-e- We rtrCztes of exemption
A. -te isE su5 e. stan Hppii7a5ls 70 oesers4rE
shan Re sppi ed te sack ulpis a. fsl . rsPsr -
The p.acs CT Tend sTsus sor ohl.snt who shall
d4ee-t afteF e-r1fl1euE
AL rCfu4es- from 0chsr States inciudad In the
above o7da-.
BY orosT Il Tie Ssc.etsFy # War.
N Z CLARK,
hsio- ard A. A. General,
5satIn Comm usr- Rnt Ststa % Mss riR7l
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The Situation in Middle Tennessee.

From tbs h1oLVl u X 6la-eti
s-ersI aee bsz adopted tha wise policy Of retiring
10 a postian ia rhi8a General R)ss erauz must again
attack h, here cur ny vii have ell the adv nta-
rss vrb ch Rosssrarz wotld have em.l9yed II Bragg
"a sgaiD "a all d tie Abotuoaists Sto river.
We can retrsaf whenever aua as erg as No enc ans
sr1v Il superior t. oue own Nv ~ days march to-
49, ;be San Is equira s1t 70 the Of from
thousand 10 f7s tb.u-aud men 20 tha enemy, while
each dsvs etnogre-si Bssggs Psgt nere zses his
sfrare etb G a-t edvaues Unapgosed i9to Easippt.
errbs-top an P ice Won vo'Or7 every dar by le-
t,sat.nq Thsre hes he n tie in North IA sis
ii .i1,ee ~ defss o Wa Dom Colint1, snd bis
- bssgusit ca tat1 II 3 Seeiugsi ~ re ne commit
f s,rb ssl fvoe o. i5ran1'- amy and yet a.
i5s. time C2rnn grs AMY vhich oud resist
~ h IN e3rrue. Il o. w thdrsF cn1 be ID at
srfor6 in Il Ell rene north the st ste. EcClsnsn
,lf force u 90 leave 1la sssas, but became his
EQUALS when hi Il e. Qf communication must extend 20
ash ngt,n FROM Rch- ond-
tleneral HrsRg has acted Rs we think wisely. We
o-edctsd tn, mJveueut md commended Z in advance
IF its exesn,ion, sui we have complaints to
nske that gene Abb wbica our judgmsGt approved
sud our mode-ty suggested.
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La Md sion1nn11T-

From the Murfl eesbor0 Banner, snuary s.
one Of our editors went out 70 the bsttie field on
wednesday n search Of glory srd itenls While fol-
lowing up the charge Of Gen McCown division he met
an item a, once struck up conversation with them.
Unfortunately he was ar-ayed In cerueaa hsbimenis,
and upon attempting leave ordered by the guard
10 remain where be was. With smile Of ineffabe
contempt he drew from his pocket pass but what
was his ehagTin when be aecostec with, i ssy nay
bov mons Of us can read but that thar tricks too od
and tell yer saoher thing. yer damn bus.beilied
Yankee If you try any more Of them lodges 1 souze
this thing into yer gizzard -.
Think Of that OBJ ye tribe OF brother quill &
The edi,or Of this PAPER the lsading Journal Of the
south 10 be called Yankee, and 20 be accredited wiz
,ssessing an azure abdomen To add to bis oiStTss'
ne nrisoers with whom he had bse1 converting enj9
ing he ioe stated that he Of their otcers ere
the result was sxpostulaflons which evaileo notblns
and our dignifed editor was marched inso me o :.
equare amidst the curses Of little boys and the ees u
nigger fellows,
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$50 REWARD
u AgAWAY about three months a-o from the Ala
Ia baua ane Mississippi railroad, the following named

D A8AWAY about ttre- months from the Ala
Ia baua ana Mississippi railroad the following named
.FE GROES!
TOM, about thirty i've years Old very black about ave
feet ten inches high, weighs about hundred and
sixty POUNDS hs rsn tetta very witt and show very
plainly Shsn taltiaF.
DAMON. s5 ut - Zee h'sh, very black fcrty years
old, nd spears ve-y ulreh iss 81 Africs1.
JERRY, sb1ut five feet inches gh, sEe1 ab at
entl year, is OF brown oolor, very quiet and
hss or hrtle t. ssy.
LITTLE Is0M about i've feet four inches h gh and
twenty yesTs cd
Bio-I OA,sr feet high, wfig.s ore hundred s1d
Sc e1tY 5ye p8luSs and fr.ut tseth out.
ALIEN f " ieet fv- or Hix inches high, t7erty-tWo
ye rs Gld eua yCrF b,aeL
s ELL yell y b y, mustsche. twenty-five
yes ela AMI weighs one hundred and sixty pou-ds.
Henry DAVIS, ave fee h,e idcbes high, weighs
on hHudred and airy 20 l1ds ant very 'aek.
-, tween y xix years old, very black AID We ghs
one hundred nd forty pouncs
% give ten dollars seh fsr either Of the above
named boys if iods in jail 50 TIA. e.n &c them.
J. H RIFLE,
isf0 81 Res 7ms Ger sid n a.. r. r
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E0TECR.
sIs1 RgeIsEzr nnssIs.

HEADQUARTERS 3lsT REGIMENT NussIs-)
S PPi VOLUN1 EER9,
GRENADA Hiss Jsnns'y 9Th, le63
TF1HE follcr7sHg Il Q die h-vs BY CJonsl J. ".
III Garter q the l4ih M-s.ssipPi Tel ineat been pub
lisboi -ss tesertsrss
n B. WOFFOID. tlFen' 'y-Rlne yeSTs cid FIR soza
pa ax'ou. cara hair ey ava fee elsvo2 inches
hirh-za far er md resides il Chi kasaw coun y.
- A. - HTT1, Eius,ee1 Y@ars old far c'mpisxioHr
HIse sves black ar f7e feet e.eFea inches high
" d. WHITE tEv-EfyfW yesTs old, lax com
4fsf- blue s7es ca bair i've fess 6ve incAes b sh
= "a ruer saa res aes il Chickssaw eoulty.
Thrse zen rot sessr aed should no. b Sc re
10 ted Thsv bel1rrsd 70 . twelve mon hs reg meut
aud es ed 10 r-eui in miBe--4 wa Iegin nt Fhey
hsd tie Tighs T. DO 30 sad hsFs ali The VALE mace
. : Al sold'ers J. A ORR,
lass rsione' Att Re ,L=opt Sn. v-lurtss-s
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HEADQU ARTERS PARCLa0 ND EXCHED)
PRISONERS,
Jackson Ai-E December a lee2
kT0TI7E hereby EiTen ia b svTer 10 numerous n
4 qsir that ID prisoner of war bsl 'ngng 20 the
Confederate stes se-v ce d -lvs,s sf ok burg
q u thc Fed ri Tag Cf rrc, have besn exehsngFd-or
srrivs. IA prfo " ng within the COsfsdsrate
lines ~ ctr ely ee exehar ged BY rsUcrF
ing N pa son wiz hoat delay hesa seadqus tsss iH
s1deT rave thsir gist 7ed for exoeaE gs-
By eolmand 5f gadier GsEessi RUooLEs
70. SZY ASSKI,
feaa In A. a snd Inspeet Z oSeperal.
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Opening OF the FEemphis a8d CkaFlestoI
Tnilroad.


Railroad.
From the Memphis Argus, January
Considerable surprise created in tbs city last
evening by the sTuval Of train OF car from GraEd
Junction the Memphis and Charleston railroad The
train consisted Of nine cars, RRd in charge ofCspt
Ford who viii aet as conduc temporarily. General
Grant has his hesdqparers Holly Springs and will
new have his communication opened with this cy'by
way Of the Memphis and Ch estOn road 10 Grand juno
hon, thence Holly Springs By way Of she mississippi
Central.
Seven months have elspsed since the last train see
in over the Charleston road Il in from Csrnih
with several Confederate officials aud squad ef the
Home Guard, who had been actively engaged collecting
passports; bat, the evscuati. Of Dorinih, they
returned the city toseek that quietude which is
essertal sfeT persons have been in o. excite
ment The shri whistle Of the iroe horse ass been
heard for many months the road until captain Ford
came down yesterday.
The people along the line were amaze5 aud stood
ashast t i5e sight Of train Of cars; but it wss So
there was no dspufug the fact, General Grant has
determined 20 keep the road open and has distributed
General Q iinbys division aung she inc 10 Ike p il well
ansrded The read in excellent running condition ali
Inc vysv 10 Grand Junction Colonel Pride, General
Grants stah the military superintendent Of the road.
Colonel McDermot s the post commander at the June
siOn snd General smith is a. Lasrrangs NO teste
.or bsd been destroyed on the road by the Confsd-
In cpspIpr the road and RAINING trains upon daily
will be great convenieHee 70 the paohc rs ven as y en-
7rsuts army. Daily communication can De kept up
vith hin, from this city General Grant mas ms heha
quarters at present az holly Springs me to"D nag
become very dlapidated since hs renrn iheIs many y
he houses having been d. stroyed General hcf hersoa
command Is some eight miles south Of hoy Sprlkgs q
present where be i encsmped The AississPpi Sehl1a
road Is In runnae order from Holly Springs 70 Jackson
Tennessee, where It intersacfs the Slenlie an O o
~ We published on the snshosity Of the New YoTh
yrfBsns statement that Thurlow y efG nad olspesee
of bis interest in he Albany EvsAfRg JoarTd and wa
about 10 Tete from editorial life Ihia aQilou1ee9ls
-saf fhnri We cOufraulCteaa
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Butop Rouge a. it IA sad Picture.

A cotresy ondent Of the New York Tises who re-
eenty visited Baton Rouge La, with she feet, gives
the following sad picture Of that onee beautiful and
happy city,
But what picture Of desolaton ths whole presented
as solitary footsteps echoed through the quiet aud
deserted streets Scarcely store cf any Kind open,
and even those Ia nOthlrg Ia them-eveTy private
house eteally sealed, with here and h mesn
chsy fsusls fscs furtvely peeping shrough the jail
ouse blsds, meditatiye old man pacing alOl
his gloomy ndRh, and evidently scowrg his
anathema at you you pass idle and neglected dar-
kies ing Purposeess s!ong grouped at di5-
tant intervals knots Of two and three discuss in
tnid whispers passing events their relation TO which
they understand full wel-Wers the ony human OBJ
jscss that the eyo-eXeept sud then chanceG
70 cross the path solitary seeeh proWng about
with pcthiRg his hands to dc but play with the bot
tom of Liz empty pOesefs aud who sure to meet ~
with fixed Of defiance. Not single whit f.
se deeenty drs ssd child TO be seen in the streets
(most Of them having eft and the few remaining being
concealed in their houses) not she sound Of single
wheel break the painful silence, any mo than in
the water OF Venice; the very dogs and other
Lnimals yoa shsnee 10 &c hang their heads
and tas in dependency and the poor barefoOted
tile urcsins, who appear 10 divide the whole town
with the darses have evidently forgotten what is to
play. Had some dreadful AID Unsparing peslence
lust swept over Baton Rouge, it could not have pre-
septed more gloomy and mOurnful spectacle than It
did when We entered it tht- mornirE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL ORDER No. -.
HgApOUAR rBs2a DgP aRTMENT kIssIS, }
SLPPl ANQ fAS z LOUISIANA

hllhetHhu Jalutiy 2 a. tcta
n He Leutenart [ ltne 81 commanding tie Dep ri
Eiert d->ires to express - the OPS Of this CON
lnaud hs high Tprscist of t. recsn gallant Dc
nee o. tris oortslt Eo a. All IRA Is due taen
50 bra ely nj ing the renew ed sRuls
q enemy VASTLY sUPetor in q ,ers hut eauSy
he sheerfal "a pa e., eii6Eraaee Wih - hieh they
hVe subn tied 70 she ships ans AposHr incident
- d~ys aud mig & of chfu IL The
trenches rendered impssaFey necssss y b. the rlnse
proT N " Of he ospes6g g n While 81 hive DR.
formed t7ir duties vi b nett 20 their county and
bon % d a ~ 81 ever b. case IN
for me a. ae tosed her yortuni les uneossy
To tsoie wh9, by her faF ne the posts Of he or
ana by TIE OvD Jes oluto c1rrags sVsed thsmssves
Of "a ir oppor ties, e-peelal hEuks due Raa
vii be TIE pTids ssr-es5a duty o. the Ii enact
Genera nailF 70 esiIn 70 shsm from thelr ooun.
~ re disiooiln aud hozBH TIES have 50 iuaily de
sefved 7. c p &BERTGN,
js10 Nv ? "a te7-r Gen raj Comm nj ne.
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.FerElls of AdYerti.ing.

An advertisements viii be charged
81 80 per square for the first inseF-
ton and 81 for each subsequent in
z@rfion.
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THE PsAor sroaT Aons-rAs following appsaru

7
During the last week Thurlow Weed, who has been
depu ed by Pres lincoln fully examine into the
peace prospects and gather from all sources, here and
In Europe the intent and disposition Of the rebel leso-
es had interview with Fernando Wood IN tnls eity
an6 sub nitsi him sformsl sug sesiions o. tns pal
az che govern in reply to the propositions a udsa
10 ~ dent IF be New York Irlbais onoaa
Il be necessary be has BEEN authorized 90 visit EUROPE
ami onen me- afions officially wifh hs Southern CON
r,ienr5 there Bot thua fsr, be rebels have
mi tss SOW I'd ace t daect nego iaon between Rieh-
-s.s - tf,fa civ The stst-uaent Of GOV Seymour
s.l, me- tiaas. since, ihs eject that IN
tbree months time the Union might be restored was
fenddO Ono facts better ,sahlished than tbs public at
that riule dreamed Of being possible
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Our LOcatien

The location CT tAs Appeal oRee
is on STATE street, a few doors bsIOw
tlIe Post office.
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~ The New YORK World his the Lincoln despotsn
soIne hard knocka The following lit,le touch OF his
tory Is neatly and severely done up for Abs gusaon;
OUR BAsTiLE--Among the treasured relics at Mount
Vernon saoref IN the eyes Of every true patriot, not
onlv beesuss of IT, beng gift 70 the father OF hi
ceurty osu his bosom fisnd and eompanian in arms
IN securing the bsrties OF this ceope, out also ca &C
count OF It's rare significance the symbol OF once
,verfnl but overwhelmed tyranny was the key OF
tbs stls- Lafayette the easiOH of making this
present thus writes Permit me, ny dear general, to
o.r ven picture representing the Bastile Euch as
was soaa days after had given orders for its domoh
ion make you honsg also, Of the principal key Of
YOU as san to my sdop ed father, aiddeeanp 20 NY
genera missionary Of liberty TO its patriarch 1t Is
related that Warrington received the key with reyer
enee e token OF victory gained by Liberty over des
potisn." .
Mount Vernon The throDsi1s pilgrims have looked
with curious interest upon this mute through suggestive
emblem Of tyranny. To them is told tale OF nprison-
raeut, without law of punishnents and destA without
even the form Of Justice How the mind travelled back
through the four centuries OF oppression Il crime Of
blood OF Wh hGh il was tbs last remaining token Isles-
sons went deep into the hearts OF all old and young
and a. they turned from it, gloomy contemplation th
reoics with hHndredfod greater tervor thsn ever be-
fore they were citizens Of free and law protecting
country :
IthEs been reserved for the present government by
over riding the guarantees Of the Constitution 0y an
milling the charter o. our existence as ns ion 70 e.
tabsh the Basti'e nsitui Of the , ste' az
tie rnournfu but suggestive thought tnst sIlN5s ~
mindis that the fors desecrated a. ; pils'n l,.
should bear the Of lafayette Couio " 80 49, :.
viosnce be done TO the principles OF the phuals sn y
litsrtv orsny greater insult be heaPed upon 'Ao A
/ o. its missionary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-14
High Court Of Errors and Appeals Of the
State Of MiSSiSsippi.

JACKSON, Janusry 4th, leeS.
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WM l. HARRIS,
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