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The New York herald., 1863-10-15
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HTDsYARD. srNTZENICu AucrIoNEEE.
NJ AMERICAN ANN fOktIbS WL PAINTINGS
a. sy.a ~ COO 1t au % :,
ssre hnsed p raintnes continuing ns,ny works Of IN
~Wnet merit by American IN 70 es@ Hrists tc SUD
fu'iiN History, Fruit. Flovcrg,
t3cnve. FL aud Myt t"o-y-ramed handsomely. Ihe
be'on sxhib on ,inee-dAss before sale and
rc~,a "gncs ready
'IrDvAItD flsrTfNG Err AUCTIoNEER -METROPoLi-
IA nn If,l' saGttUn sale of ncailcd Propcfiy TINS
ass. al 10 oco"S A NJ. at the FOL cs Ii'adGartis p
N.ihery sarcet X SCOTT fioSetty Clerk.
fTTxECuruR'S SALE OriLtw BOOKS. &C.
~ fNJttt'HiID ALcti nrcr. VIII sell NJ i2p nassau
.E Laysai Instantaneous Boos h"ing the library
al the ,ate IS II iiant Esl. Catalogues At sAe.
~ W. NICHOLS. .ACCTIoNEER
VT. " II piShR,IWS
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF HORSES oAKn!AGEs; HARNEss. &C.
ronmrncne II one ~ clock u NJ. at
MEsfhS ALLfRruN'S DROVE YARD,
Fi.th a.enGr and Forty ifth street New York
In ufrny with the request Of patrons the ssh
scrbrr Nj Ter sab. by the aseve grounds
variety
.nUksE-. CARRIAGES, &c, II4.
sLe propcr many frnenr wishing 70 dispose
OF tke,r establishments wlili't nconvenence or delay.
Mr. - rartshintef iha, ;e abo sale viii be prodac
p.bc by togct the- large
soncOSrse at - Hers aEd purchasers
The al appropriate place OF easy ncccss for city
-aad MI oi'nibusea is hap
o,nb The avenue IN The most
fashionail, having cauti al nnpAved
dyiyins nd iidng quarter VI mile long.
Cenil.mcn wishing TO enter their llorscs, Sc tor the
shove office Fifth avenue corner OF
FWurh time previous 10 the l4ih inst,
-whnhlsy viii he ready for distribution
N E.-SLond the weather prove unfavorable. mo sale
will be rosii i.ned 10 Saturday. i7h INST
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WATCHES, Jn wELlsY. so.

wArcHns, SEwELsY. sc.
(vASH PAID FOR DIAMOND JRwELRy AND INDIA
~ Csme,s' Hair ohsws The extreme yalue nivon for
nns s.iian o. four grains sod ppm Hours
: Diamond Broker. si2 broadway.
g nrILsUTR, - =
10 Broadway wstekss snj Jswsry bersht Advances
Diamonds and wstshss.
VVoRTH snHowUv1--wHgR8 TO SELL YOUR
ecsns 70 Louts AkRicns "a Bsooiway. under tho New
iorh un~i rc-ive th,rty cent for Da.
nos.is, old Gold ana Silver EssAbtsset lsS Remember
Tz3 Broadway. - r.
Va ORTIZ kNowfNC--wBnRB TO SELL CAMEL
w Hair shaws fne laos ars ell kinis Of fps. by going
70 LOUIS ANRfcuS ~ Br~sfway. under The New York
Hotel the hest place cell Camel Hair shass all kinds Of
Lces sud Fsrs ie 2ay: ,h.iy Per cent mare han any
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aJESSI:x teEps CO. AucrlosIEEsa nonx
isna lKDS !Drs'. eS viii sell a. auction on Thu.
day Oct rs fsss + sS 1efSn sSRSnTKs
1sss:.
Ksax erimso Of ab,., 90,
% Ivss
acnSs ra made BY arvea rose
S to- ses sehr s,, r. cs"s r.
~o"d s. S.. s. ra.s~soa asSis Top Des, ns bnresas
.a @ srsss S
60 Crib Cottage SUITS Hair and Feather Pi'ows
Dining kern vsee, Carpet earyr oak E,,en..On D.nIng
dinas"o" eii,s IN DO Caa. .cor",sa Tea Set
xs y ' %..ss ss:s i.se with s; %.,s;
.. sss: ~: s,s,Gss l., iron, cs .as .c.,asnss
otak haie hands hi:h nine Old sotno And kpd
Two ca,.jare Horses nins years Is. hand hra
Aiso a eiosa tanel coach made py Wood s-na
El.ca,t slser pi.rd monntei double Harness. nearly
The above W.ll bo eshbiton Wednesday. from 10
Hns"ss sdss ii tsrDs Dssasass fs AgqT,ssEsss lsskss
a.. Mh Gu u isG9S 20 & m G SCI ,S;r a. auction % On Ihr.
sn &sS as%;: 'S, % .s nss @ an s"s Il
M"s" %; s nraa nss!. taas os'' win set
Oh. AZ: r nss ana Emit ni az M hands high
Asa TOP wagon, w;ta poe ani shafts. rugs Gc.
Ao par bay Ponirs (oarca)s years oil sonnd and
kot In s.n. or double harness and good saddle horses
white III, hands high 10 wears Old reresuy gentle and
ki"d n donie slsgle harness Also set OF tonble
Isrnc ore c'nmrn do. two Saddles AMI Brides OF
TIENgY MINER AuCTIoNEER-sALEsRooM 81
BONNEVILLE vii sa a. sgcion on Thursday oe:oser
scct bra NJ Rarkiw e,h rony. annt TX hands hsh,
@ Sa isr;es aa pefess fr"sen @ single or
toubo anrness ami is very SUPERIOR uadcr the saddle
JIorEL PROPERTY IL NEW YoRK.-TnR LE Asses
House will hc oli pnb,ic auction, the pcmses the
fs si.t jay Of October next twelve o'clock by order
Of the sme Court The Everr,i House fronts on Union
ss""r And " E@ i Ffr rs G"ss sS,e
srrr 2s iscs sj wal street, New York.
r BoGART. AUcroSEER.-BY g. J. BoGAgT.-
J saia,eay Oct ~ at oh o'c'ock. Ct auction No.
Pan" rrrnsh pisie Pier Giasses Brussels csrneis Se
consisting Of mahogany Sofas Lonngrs Bureaus Wash.
sss o. das s@aa s kss Fr nss' sas ons
Liquor Wagon aud lisruess &C.
TOsBfn MCGUIRE, AUCTIoNEER-OFFTCE l25
81 Third VIII sell this day at los cock. the
Stock aud Fixtures OF the Grocery and Liquor Store 255
East Twelfth street
CRIFICE-DARDoNvILLE, GAS FIX.
IN TuREs.-I would call the attention Of bonsekeepeIs
nd ss s S1 f sne c5cS K ny FIVE iss q
me to eose the ras h,urc branch Of MY business by Nov
3. % a.. asr Tf; % di' 4. f.sfs CO. o. When
notice VIII tc given by the press Ny reputation as old
Tb. a 81 % raSs o. 10 ns uo, ,h n,
;sy; u DIRDoSv}LfE. No. das BSSsd~sy' nsss to OK X
For other Auction SAlcs see another
s. bait Of tho paper.
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WHO WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE,
w Go ye. one and all, 20 Miss WELLINGTON, the
renowned English Prophecies universally
best " all Atfo 0-iss who
consult her health wealth happiness and warrants
To mpart 10 them Information of the
relative TO lawsuits Journeys. absent friends love-
ship marriage hidden treasures. enemies aud
fact, OF al AFFAIRS OF life Brave soldiers learn
Of gory bfe death II you your prosperity and
highly ssd and besuif,I Young lady at ioi Sixth avenue.
city who has the genins Roman Arabian aas for
love. good luck and business aars-warrancd for lifc
Lucky numbers also highly respectable
bands reclaimed. "
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

OFFICE OF rHE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CO..
~ New York, October 10. i8j3-Noce holders
Of the Third Avenue Rsoah Compauy hereby notified
that the annual election hjrteen DirectoFs and for In
specors OF Election Tor the will be held ~ tho
Office Of the said company. Third Sixty
h AMI Sixty sxth streets 10 the city Of New York,
Wednesday the nth day OF November next The polls
: SAMUEL 3. IsAAcs. Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

MADAME GRINDLE. YENALE PHYSICIAN AND
m Md ~ife. No. Asity p,src.-Cenvenic rooms asv
provded Cor thcss shout 70 require nussins
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.iifE .hC xSr ftisi. rts - nos Ef.DOQ3D HORSES
l. ewes hrsd 10 Nr ~ sialrs
Mf y NhlLi ,tl lvuith a..ss; sale of 81 LIONS.
.O' ~ snd flLldES. .ris.s ina sf SEhENTY. ftN V
~ JR0t Gji3hf+95 end liA.kBREDS. b. SLiSHE..
nNNfS ard f+c vii. take ,s.e his hrte dsec farns
BCfti taffWh INV JhkSay
tN IhGRfDAr NExr, OI-fUBER Is 1858.
~ ~ 4. NJ. pTessriv. rsia shis.e
ic..ss cash. n b1tnar.e lands.
f1.ns leave New York 3 via tsAaaaan Amboy; a
A via Jersey lily aud Treutoa. =
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MADAME DEsPARD. FEMALE PHYSICIAN CUREs
wi >. compisints OF ems,rs vit nnsqusc srccess; but
yery Can ~ consulted a iDi aslh avsnus opps
sne Esfhih street. lrcr ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

IIorEL PROPERTY IL NEW YoRK.-THE LE Asses
y L Bus.p,ss t;ooi Win and Furniture OF the Everett
House will be so pubc auction, the premises the
OF Fogrh ana Union place, "Wednesday
tho 2l dsy Of October next at twelve O'Clock By order
Of the Sr Court The Everett House fronts Union
seuagr And in its anpnn lrsi class hotel
GEORGE H. FOSTER, Attorney,
HsrT 2S lsC1 53 WAL street, New York,
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HTpsYARD. srNTZENICu AucrIoNEEE.
M AMERICAN ANN fOitEItS OIL PAINTINGS
BY DIV tNfS u co ralitrss. 10 broadway ,sr
SfuesaN evening" Hco ~, IA oc!ok corciisss o
ssre hardsed TN pantin.s ming nstny works oi IN
~sst'rer m-r by American an Foeea artists Nc sub
sat'i,n History, Fruit Flowers, Nal rinc. Iandscaes
t1cnve. FL aud Myt t"osyiramed handsomely. Ths
beon exhib on ,iee-ds before sale ane
rrxs prues end
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TTENEY n MINER AuCrtONEFR-S ALESROOM 81
~ Naiisr strcet. orposite the Fost OF ce MiSER
eONERNiLiE VIII sell n, aprt Thursday. Oc:oter
rs NJ y ocuck uf their talesruom. 81 Nassau
brsigti vi harklw e., Pony aspn TX hands gh
warranted md and Sud PARTICULAR trot In
thr" ar half doIcs ~ perfectly broken To single
toubs harness. ami very SUPERIOR uadcr the saddle
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

EOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
The United States mail size wheel steamship
COLUMBIA.
d r. BARTON. Commander win icsv~ Iier 10 North
river on Saturday Ocschsr e. at ooiok yircselv for
New orlcsus, touching At Havana 70 snd nails ras.
SeLgers.
No freight taken for ffN,ns
No freight received bills OF issing signed dag
salliug
ror frexb, aud rs..s. spy., TO
sPoFfoRD TfLEsroN 4 co.
No. - broadway
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L,OR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU Mp
I The Brtish and North Amssic.n Royal Nal Steam
Packet Compnny's new Steamer CORSICA. Capt L. Mes
snser VIII a,iI for the ADORE r,r's from The
NoNDxy...... oeicscr ~ EtMoSoAY........Sore,n ,nb,r
xasse2e money W nassau xb
tAYxsLg IN GOLD OR i.s EQUivxinsf
Ne freight received cav before sailing
For freight or passsFec aElsEI EE e :.c.n *. ,..
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DEH0vAL.-S. PINEER INFORM6 HIS FRIENDS
IL and the public IN general THAI he has moved tack again
stand, 2SS Grand street, o5rDer Edridse where
he win contape the Clothing Bnsiness He will keep con-
stanily ON hand large assortEentof mems and boys
Clothing the latest style The best cutters
engaged for the custom department. Remember the old
stand. 16S Grand street, corner E}dridge. --~e
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

HOWARD rErgfNG Err AUcrIoNEER. --METRopoLi.
IA rul,r of Unclaimed Property this
dse. 10 o'cio"% A M al the FOL ce load ;artsrs 80
N.ih.ny X SCOTT. Properly Clerk.
fFTyECuT,tR'S -sALE'Orif.tw ROCKS. &C
~ rJiaIliLD ALc., ,nrrr sell vt IN Nassau
iH,r IhuSay October - at II O'Clock
E Law n Miscellaneous Boots, beng the library
al the ,ate IS II innt EsI CatsiosueSa At sAe.
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BOaARr, AUCriOSEER.-BY 2. 4 j. BOGART -
81. sa,nieay Oct ~ at 1oh ocock si auction rooms No.
North William alrclt.-- Household Furniture, rosewood
Piano French Plate Pier Glasses Brussels Carpets ac
consisting Of mahogany Sofas. Lonnsrs Bureaus Wash.
sas Oh Painiin Is, Looking tJass,s BctseaIs
BeidIng, sewing Nacinc, Kitchen Furnitare, one
Liquor Wagon aud lfsruess &C
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NOTICE rs vEREBY GIVEN. THAT ALL THE HOG
IN butchers the city OF New York are hereby nohed
TO attend snnd meeting a. the Iepca.ng Ntuonli HAD.
saturday event the I7th Instant NJ O'Clock Pnnctnai
tIs nsacted. BY order OF HENRY WICK, President
JAMES loYLT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

lac committee of ways aad means have pro
daced 5heir tax bin a~ferlopg labor, and though
Objectionable more or less in ifs details, &c is f..
superior 20 the project they submittedat the IasI
session Il provides for . tax Of ore per cent. on
allthe property Of the cosntry, aud as nothing
seems to be said about the States assuming too
tax, This heavy impost must bs collected Of tha
people. Il will press hardly upon every class IN
th~aComMgaHy, but ss isis necesssrv. end as ftis
inposeto only on those who are able to bear It,
we feel sure that tAia festure If ths bill will
give rise 20 no complaints. The poor psy mo-
thing Only tho rich, ard those who have
accumulated more than q thousand dollars Of
tsXable property, ere reached by the bill. Az
tins IS admissible, inst. fair, and acceptable r.
me people. aud though it will no doubt lie
every where considered On0rous and severe,
the psople viii cheerfally bear be burden.
The taxation Of banks, insursrca companies,
Notwithstanding companies is also levied on cor
rect principles TIE tax Is GA thair pfohts. not
on thor capital, es in our State law; not on
their dividends, as in many Of the States, bus
on their dividends aud on the sums added to
t1eir surplus 30 ss e reach every kind of profit
trey have made. The per csrtags IS severe
.~tcuTteen rer cent on these pr f6s; bus 1t Is net
too much cons darng th9 wants OF The treasurv.
The tax on auetiouesTs, as it does not reach
commission merchants AMI others who sslI tba
same etsss OF eoodsa IS are sold at auction, is ua-
far tho taxfn butcher, and bakers, and cattle
brokers', IS iriaing for there ere aous in the coun-
Try or ia The smeileg towns, and win be felt only
IN eires, aud by 2 very few parsons. Apothe-
esries and eo~ntacti0naFies scam 70 be u~niustlv
singled out tESm ether merchants, and raduired
70 pay a hcenSe fee GndoHe per cent. ofthe gross
amount Ct their sales. Doctors and lag gegs are
also dealt vita severely, for vs. see no reason
why taer talent and labor should be separated
ifom thst Of others. The per cantaee On sala-
mes OF one per cent. ander fifteen hundred daL
lafs, and Two per cent. on The excess. viii b.
ehsertRty ard easily paid. On Brokers and
es9kers, disaileTs shd wholesale dealers IS
iqa9Es, hotel keepers ard KEEPERS OF essue
heuses, the license fees saa fha per eealays will
ip a gssesal seaTo5ation.
On re whole, The bill seems wise ani inst.
certainly it is necessary sad proper and We
hope no corgFessmen VIII vote AGAINST & Esr
fesr il viii not be popular. The poonls have
sense enough-tc know taat Eovafpmsrt needs
revenue, and that D Bar which exceeds in /
rs proportions every one rae3n9ed ID history be-
tween nations offha ssue population, esnnot 70
naieseinea By promises 10 pay six months after
pafce. We must pour our money into The (
Tsasnary - vel as cur blood On the sol. or orr
nd p~endence viii never Be obtained-daonsta +
chr0sicis-
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ANDY IoHEseN a1Lage THE ARo-

We pubEsh in another column a brief report
Of = spseeh recently delivered in Cincinnati By
the vile traitor snd srch-demagogue, ANDREW
JOHNSON. Of tennessee He goes as far IS The
r.nkest AboRHonist, for the eontnusd Prosecu-
ton Of the war, the suppression of sue rs9eilon
and the hanging Of Southern traitors euDaus
Che rebels aud treat for peace sferWarc' Is me
plan upon which be proposes to operate de
viii not listen 20 propositions OF compromise
wtb traitors with arms IN their hands, and sig
mites his w~Ifngness 70 let lie institution 81
slavery 20 if thereby the government may De
preserved The governmsnt mast so on, what
ever else be lost To saEs1he %goEernment' prop
etv and personarrsh must be sacrificed The
vile demsgogue wonld make the government
The means and the instrument 81 destroying and
overiurniug lie very ends and purposes for
which it was created. The rights and liberties
II was Instituted to protect and preserveb be wOuid
have st dsmolsh to tie ond Of its own preserve
ton.
To such absurd eEiremi6es are taey driven
who adhere to tie idea that the Federal govern
ment possesses the asseral and Inherent right
Of preserving Itself This war has demon
strated lie absufdily Of such q doctrine. The
very effort to preserve itself has proved the de-
strucHon Of the principles upon which it was
erected, and it can never be restored eE-
cspt through the voluntary acfon Of the States
who originally created il, and at whose pleasure
It must either stand Or fall.
But ia sluding 70 tho spesch Of this vile
deuaz5gue. We did o. intend 70 enter into g
disquisiion upoa tie nature and Theory Of the
government We merely intended to give his
iufauy the benefit Of cur circulation, and to
lend him q helping hand IN transmitting his
dishonored name to posierig. BE has at last
found his proper level among The low aown
rabble OF the North and it is to be hoped that
The society Of gentlemen wiz never again be
disgrsced by his association. If there is any
lower ss.h Ia social degradation than that
which &c noW~-oceupies. be VIII be very sure to
End Il, for bis natural instincts are those Of the
brute, and it is impossible for him to rise in The
scale Of humanity
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Died

IN Memphis, Teunsssse, ouths 26th sf Fe5r0aV ail
tie ~rsiasaes ofDE Wm- Y. Teyio-, FANNY YAssEa,
infant da- ghisr Of J H. 3. Taylor and Susan a.
Taylor.
On ne night o. February 2itb Is63, ct Al5aay Ky,
eEoEoE H. CARTER or eomparyC sasnaulfs Hgi
meat horg4ns command, son o. IaaaasN Garter, Of
Oaasm county Ky aged seventeen yeza
On the 3Sh July. 1852. srsTHA ELIEs. daughter Of
An and Z Bow 70 sgad four years. seven months
AID twea'y ons days.
On the 2d august lss2. FHII FEyEY, sen or
z and B1Trs- aged swo yea ard slsVs1 days.
On lie lith harca. ls63 JEREsHAH LEWIS son Of
a and Bowers sged s~sFenyeau es7en m0aibs
and ~tWvm,ysiE Days.
Fhora ere g0as frm lis word tarol End ard taso
iiana.e children leaving O. tahsr. a hotter. ore little
sister ssd oHe iials brother to n1au thsr Ios4
Ghsva not Tor As il tie aIdrsnf Tor Of susa IS the KING
dom o. Col
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This gallant officer has been assigned to q
command Ia North Mississippi i will be reeo
lected that he was wounded at Murreesboro'
We we'll remember when be, St the head Of ms
little band of heroes, marched through the
streets Of Memphis, on theig way 20 Pensacola :
be was then the captain Of a company we
have watched his career during the war win
deep interest," and cbeerfully say that ms state
has just cause to be proud of him. In sNamar-
ing the volume Of reports II generals, recently
published, We lind the following tribute pald iO
him by General Brace, at the battis Of SIMON
9 BHeadier General CHALMERS charged st Inc
head of his gallant MississiPpiansi be could
not have surpassed the measure Of my e1pecta'
lions. Never were troops and their commando
more worthy Of each other ard of their State
We learn that General CHALMERS has been
transferred to aid in the immediate struggle
here at home q special dusy has been assigned
him which We know he viii well and faithfully
avscnta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18

Governor johnson soon made his appearance. and
saia shat II wa not bis purpose in appearing before
them te mske g speech Il was not on account Of his m.
wilt gneas SO respond "a ther calls, but on account of
his indspcssion. He bad spoken in the open air the
Il y te'cre for over thrae hGurs, 70 SO large a crowd +hst
Il required Alu 30 exert rs voice beyond 4he eon,nssu
ard yesterday nc was compelsdt 30 step and sneak far
ever ore hgur on hs way to-the city. He wished that
apoAs H1they would have seen tho true spirit Of de-.
veiiou sad p~airiodsn that animates the bearra of r,54.
anians- - would have carried conviction 10 eyerv enc
81 yuur haa that Tue Onion must be preserved
EAea - puAs1 ot 4aaHsna here Tonight, who considers
hiai5eit q cful5p 81 tns Antfed Sfates, and WIN owes
a~lisgiance OFT. 81 llout regard To p~articrIs l~oeaIev
Tam constrained tosay and believe that a rreat Z .e,
tiau isr1.ng on I'd the public miad, which will 4rrr -
viciipn 10 eeery hears that this wsr must be gnnpTesses
end the rebels p1t down. Believe The n ri 81 rsfrsos
era syRpat1izsgs thst vii compel them Il 5ssist IN IT,
trsisoro eAOrtat1 overthrow the Government,
have R0melisa' respect Tor men in he Soaib ,sbo
are caIlpeEed4 uOn3Ae force Of circumstance tbef M
r9and iheln, e gpartHiiy suppor lie Soutbsfn Csns
led -s5iae lila eEsse ief Them, hut whom Hook
q fMa North and NoefkNest aud and iraifsrfvybs 80
pe hz vita fheTedeAau who propose {, dsssrov ~
aofe1auen Iksyd hsYe no respect for hem vboirz
Large portions 81 the South ase betrayed BY desisria9
tfaif0rss aa6 tAIougb the reign of terror tsat Is mass.
iained thousands are driven into the vortex Of rebellion
asafnsttbsn VIII
an living d soUgh tay8 to dare 70 IN tovsl
ffFts ia the AoEta aaaT h.vs 10 case . be disioyai r
rcqEirgs q eat moral COURAGE 10 30 u Union men h ~,
south WeEha Inst aee-tt orggnizasoas have asen
eafEq hero 10 ths North-SIghl Of Che Goidsa uireIa
snd Hhen 20 Members are called 70 depose. they
refQse breaUse i VII erimnais them. If We were
ia Z country where we wore deprived Of orr
reht, Liberties md eur privileges, here mlaht bs
sone sSclse 4Gr f7ca an Organization. but when wshave
al our liberties ana sights snasaIteed add protected be
ths government aad we IND men plotting to destroy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18
An oPFoRTUNsEx FoB THE NIL

The appearance Of a Federal force at Her
nsndo opens q field for valuable service to the
militia Of the State. Our northern counties are
yet tseming with corn, pork, bacon, etc, which
it is of the utmost Importance should be secured
for ouT army and the support of the country.
The enemy should be held at bay BY all means,
aud that portion Of the State preserved from his
ravsges snd Expectations, and in the absence Of
a competent Confedorate fierce to repen the mra-
der, it is incumbent upon the Stale authorities
to take the matter 10 hand. The militia could
not be put to a better service than that Of guard
ing and protecting our northern beEeer' and we
! doubt not Gov PErTUs viii give the subject
his profound attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-18
rhn war On ,bn con.,.

The Insneuvcrs Of the Federal feet snd army
upon the coast Of Georgia and South CRrOlina.
are Beyond comprehension, and we doubt If the
Federal generals themselves know any more
than We DO what they viii do next The Eas
demonstrations below Savannah have OILS
proved q foolish expenditure Of ammunldea 0n
their part, unless they were intended to discover
The strength Of she d~efenses. If that was their
object they seem 20 have gone off per-
fsetly satisfied that the preparations mado
for their reception we're thorough, and not to
be encountered with impunitg even bF thar
b5ssted iran-elads. The appointment and arrival
Of Burnside viii doubtless delay their pEojacts,
rs the new General VIII require some time be-
fore be csn be proposed to aet, snd It may P2s-
sibly result IN a complete change Of their plans
Burnside has q reputation 70 recover. aud viii
it is probable, proceed with N re caution aad
oirc~uaspection than no did at FreJsricksburg-
hs will not rashly again lead his raseals whare
they win be SO vel pappored. He has by tins
time learned falstaf' lesson, that discretion.
IS the better part Of vaior.''
Thefa seems Httle prospect Of any imma5iate
movements or battles Ia any guarter. The de-
lay Of The enemy o u he coast is inexplicnbla.
and therefore u is impossible 10 Judge wheel 1T
.wfl end In other quarters The mud, ea Gle
monl In strategy never heard Of until this day,
is made tie excuse for precrastinatoR. Our
troops appear to be always Tesayf3Ta Gght, bht
Standing on the defensive Is the % ey8Fywkere
hey must wait for the convenience Of the enc
my,
If the wsr is to end BY fghsing, tits K be
wished the Yankees would give our brave SOL
diers y chance to win d decisive Eictory sEd thus
flesh up the JOB st onea-dHguste (Cia0
cdroaieiE.