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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-23

The steamer RabY lately succeeded in run
ning the blockade, aud entered the Charleston
harbor in safety. Fae correspondent Of the
Mobile TriBnHs il that city gives the following
in relation to one Of the passengers:
Among TIE passengers by tho Raby cane
Capt Csrlan, vel knswn 10 CHzriest01, gen
tlemsu Of fiateiligznce and Position, wao bad
beer released from the Northern bastila (Fort
Layfsysste) ard obtamsd q passage fr0m
New York 20 hsssaU. 1t VIII Is remembered
that Capt Csran lsft Charleston last July In
the steamer Memphis for Liverpool ss a pssssn-
ger, when the Memphis was esptured by a
Yankee cruiser, 8 very small vessel which the
English captain Of ths Memphis might have
rsn down. but hs rsf0ssd to DO It, and was
taken Csps. Csrlsn. with other passengers
were carried to New York and Imprisoned "a
Fort LafsYstts on the 11th of August 1852 :
being British subjscF. be msde bis ease knoNu
to the British legation a. Washington, snd the
sctiDg Bdtish minister st once demanded lhs
captains release, but the willy Seward refused
on the ground that Car.sn was American born
Carsn then sent 10 his friends I'm E,dFl1nd aud
procured q certificate Of bis natiOLsity, which
was transmitted 20 Lord Lyons Upon this
Seward promised to order the release Of Caran,
and sfterHard informed Lord Lyons thst Car
Ian had been set at liberty. Instead Of this.
geOn, and remained for SIX weeks longer. when
smuggling . letter ont Of the fort to tie Bdtis5
minister, he was informed, to his snst0nisbans,
of CsTlsns continued imprisonment The
British consul st New York was ct ones directed
70 investigate the facts which bsing Effected
the lying varies snd trickstsr, Seward, was ob-
6ged 20 loosen his iren zTaspt let Caran come
forth fTom hil iron barred dugeon.
This eirennsts tsnes excited the indignation Of
Lord Lyons, aud Only added to ihe fart sr faith
lsssusss and dishonesty Of The miseyab.s fvrsat
Of the Safe Department Of the s0-callsd Uaitsd
States. Oa the release Of Carlan, be vas re-
qusstsd 80 take &. the os.h," which he iudg-
nantly Tefusedi he Wss then requested 70 giY5
me paTola not to return from any foreign port
to the North or South during the remainder Of
the war, whieh he also seontsd 81 o. the l2,h
January be was finally released aad embarked
for Nssssua.
TIE reason for the 5otention Of Cspt Carlan
was, that being known to be vel acquaarsd
with the Sauthsra coast, It wss the policy 20 inn
prison him, Is well as all pilots End others
acquainted wish ths marine Surroundings Of
Charleston, in order 30 render tas blockade Of
this port more efsctusl.
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yankee Hnmilinsioa.

We knew very well that the Yankee nation
had sunk 70 8 very low state Of moral and pc
litiea depravitY, and we were not less con
vincsd that their acknowledged aufsnsss bad
made them quite sensible Of the fact, and Of the
general eentemps in which they srs held BY the
world. It were rather a stretch Of reasonable
ple gmptioa, however, to suppose that their
leading men would have the uhblushing hsrdi-
hood to acknowledge their shams nd disgrace,
ard theE glilainY and impotsncY, TO su as
sopished world But such is the disgrsee'ui rs
cord they have ma0e ofthemselYes in the iegs
lsiive oouacis of their country. In the DEBATE
the other day en- he negro bill N the federa-
house Of representatives, Ihsdsus Stevens
openly admitted that tf'y thousand more White
men eea'7 net, b. conseFipii3n Or otherwise, Be
sronoht nso he fed sgans ihe South; that he
.8nousss Of the rebels by thsir present armies Is
NAT 1robabie and that consequently the mustsI-
ing OF 10000 negroes into tho held 70 help
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VOL. XIV, NO. 90

sbem curush the REBELLION IS a9oIiHeal necessity
Nast S humifaiing confession When tie
war commenced It was confidently b1astec
that twenty millions Of white men could soan
''Wip5 OUT ten millions Of negro divers. A
single dash Of their heavy columns upon Us was
q be sufficient to complete the work and iorce
us back into the old Usioe. After tvs yssrs Of
bloody war in which the aivantage rsmains ali
OF cur SIDE, they are driven to the humllstiDg
conf SION that they have mistaken tleir O7.u
proves and our resource. AID that they lrs uu-
eqaa to tie task sasy have ugdeItsIsn As-
go eeiments are to Be calsd into the H-d g
assist them in crushing six millions Of Whte
men
This confession Of Stevens IS significant. II
other respects, Is shows that the white men Of
!he North are tired Of the war, and laaf, unless
The rebellion is crushed with The armies nov IN
the 6elj, Il canaos be eTurhsd e. al N5r en-
listmsats, and even eonseris ton, are pronounced
cut Of ths question, and ss negro Efg msuts
wiz come like spirits from the vast dep, tee
prospects Of the Tsnkse na.i7n are iadesd blue
They will maks another desperate efyrt %
crush us. aud then ehsy viii sunzide. Iheic
spirits vii Be- broken snd their arnas viii f't
to pieces Of ghsir own corruption -Lg7ch5aTg
Republican
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to accomplish their desire Of restoring the Union
as It was, and ct no time since the war com
neneed have they faltered IN that purpose until
abolitionism exposed its real purposes Of running
the South, abolishing, reckless Of the eonse-
quences to master and slave, the institution Of
slavery, and then. through fereigr Intervention
or some other loGthsoms manner, eonsenting to
peace and recognition Of an Independence
they falsely and frsaduleahy proclaimed they
never could be driven to acknowledge Al
ready, before their atroeious work Is one quar-
ter completed when, in fact, it has achieved
and can achieve no success except through de-
eeption, the New York Tribune and oshsr expo
nents Of Abolition treason are elsmogine for
peace, and naming the day-tbe 1st of Nay
nsxt-as the latest period for prolonging q strife
so fatally, according to their admissions. pro
loBgsd. By that time, they sangninely hope,
the ruin over which they wickedly gloas in an
ticipsaon viii have been eonsunmate3 in these
States, beyond the possibility Of rstrievemsnt
on the part sf their Inhabitants, and then "the
eTring sisters may depsrs in psace," as the same
corrupt, uHprincipled aud sauguinarT faction
has always proclaimed. This programme is
easier enuncisted than carried out and tas en-
gineer may fad himself h0isted By his own rs (
tsrd The thIes free Western States elready
named in this Article have sympathy snd sun
port in three Middle States Of no less power aud
importance man themselves. IeQNSf IFallla,
New York and New Jessey, dear to revolution
airy memories, are aIsking to the character Of
the contest in which the blood of their children
bss been poured out Ike water aad thair weslth
contributed with uncalculating Elunifcsncs
They love liberty even more than the Union,
and are determined, if the latter must be de-
stroyed in spite Of their utmost sacrifices to
msiHtaia it, that the former shall not perish but
remain to themselves snd heritage to their pos
terity for ever. A Uaou without liberty, q
Union bsssd upon a mountsin OF hEman bones
aud baptized and conseeTated In blood instead
Of the affection snd devotion Of a whole peo-
pie, is not among the blessings for which they
have prayed and fought; and separating thsa-
selves from the enemies of such 8 Uaion, North
and South, they will demand peace Or pres
eeution of the war according to the dictates of
the Constitution, Of the laws of justice. They
viii not revolutionize their central government
they are too wise and too patriotic TO DO that
but they viii demand voice, and potential
one in the government Of their country and the
conduct of its affsirs.
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sS15O REWARD,
a.. ss.EEa-z-=za Es-sar ri sars

AE- iset csc inca niga. lEht gray
Il eyed zslk bsir, rio sy est and sliEhlf gUag
--girhz bcut aue tund-ed sud eighty geusda TcrT
sfr.-ht ID wei buI szsi tairtEsz yeas Ia al. p
ing "a aecacnt sf tuo sf his lower ir0Ht tssh b
IL -ead cut
~ HsRIl C0RC0RAE q six Zee Eh, blue eyfs
Hsht har frir c0apezion, censilers1iy iresk ID
qhs absat huadse ard eiehty I've 3ounss ered
about ihirty ara very sihittic ~ hmss by birth
ea= OF f---szar-a q AZ the tA'rd i0iHt ;afoaed
~ arns one OF lie tat COS PrssentsF Indian fe
naa.
The sfcrerzd n-1 CHARGED with having coEsmitec
rsbbe.v -sen Lax ~ az4 EsEnszer, Mss, On RI
Shout ne 3 lnsta1t T=ey ale supported 50 hav T.
he r8sssFEsa thfe Fesy Ans bzTH rseE stolen rom
fhe ats ,eans "a tEe 9Th instant, IS liis
rlsce.
Ths shove ~ VIII Be paid 70 any pa.ty aPpre
he1a HF l5s eTe rs wrh he sforsse b6rEe
Sad psc NJ t-e IA she han q ths proper aush0l-s
81 ths riae- A. 5oUANCHAED,
q piain comma ding BoHts couPeo BaftsIy,
seFaIe Iscknaz Nls4
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APPLICATIONS TO GO sourH
JUDeE ADVOCATES OFFICE.
We -hi-cfon nifv t,o-erot,ar Il faf1


Applications having been made BY ladies to
60 to their friends and families in the South, no
tics is hereby given that ell applicants must
make written statement TO this office, verified
by oath, between this date and the 18th day Of
December next, setting forth;
!. The name, age aud residence Of the appli-
cant
2 The date when she came within the mili-
tary lines Of the United States, for what puE-
pess and where she has resided.
3. The place she desires to 60 70, and the pur-
pose or obiset thereof.
Tbs persons to whom leave viii be granted
will be sent with suitable escort froR Wash
ington to the lines Of the United States forces
in Virginia with such personal effects as shall
be allowed to pass.
No person viii be allowed to take more than
one psekage of female wearing apparel, weigh
ing net over one hundred pounds, and subject
10 inspection; and any attempt or effort 10 Snug
gle contrshand property win forfsit the sams
and subject the patty to imprisonment during
the war. Isigne5 L c. Turner,
Major and Judge Advocate.
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RANAWAY.

TNR0M fhe unie zaed, lie ght q tte l3th
4 J 6 as- TAO 81 RI AES g ne following de-
acssp -
asNkY e.oarur 70 M. A K johnson. thirty
two yer Old dslk ani vel lbs about ene hundfoa
ana dttT acu4dE
rs yssza a. ga maatte i've feet EsFeu or eis r.
faehss hrh weighs abo & haH1rad saa sixty
rolnds b crsza ~ trade low fofeaeads speak
rio4 Had en als5a be = 3 lark s and vest white
hat vtts % g. ~ pis'ss tse hssis of hia shoes
They vii llobal sET hey h-lone 70 Judge Safiol
~ -srrh II coa-tv a. h5T were bought of hin A
hse-a reward "a be pad for lasF sPpselensioa a7o
~ JOSH eON,
JAHEs TAILOR
r.,e1r-s Jacksru Miss
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- - - D.

The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Times writes
I am told that the following is the programme
Of the French government at the present mo-
ment: The government having made an ar
rangemens with Mr.. Siidei for a large quantity
o cetton, viii ask tire American governments
fscihties for getting it out, promising. at the
same time, that no eontrsbAud Of war, shall be-
introduced in exchange, and II the American
government will not consent to this, they Bin
take It by force.
We were permitted yesterday to Tsad 8 letter
from well-informsd source in Paris, which con
tains ststsmeDts veil calculased to Strengthen
baiiel in the shove programme Siidsli iss grsss
schsnlef, and Napoleon great adTeasursr TIE
one IS .nteRt on recognition, oT at lessl on ior-
eiEa sid, at any prices the others necessiae5
rec ire that ne gst substantial aid for his people
Therefore, we3 were not surprised to ind thas
the opinioR prevails among WslliuflTmea err
eles in Paris that Napoleon designs to iutsffers
in American affairs, in an arm manner, at an
esrly day HIS probable motive is found In the
s5ove psrsgraph Memphis Ruilstis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-23

The RUSSIAN TELEGRAPH RoUTE SETTLED.
A map has been prepared st the land Office.
showing tho route Of the Russian telegraph
eastward from St. Petersburg e the sources Of
the Amoor river Thus far the thing is fixed
fact, the route to that point having been sur
veyed under government auspices, and large
portion improved. This covers 8 distance Of
near one thousand miles It IS understood to
be the intention Of the Russian government
to prolong the elegTaph line 70 its possessions
in North America, Tia Behing straits. The dis
taaca to thai strait frem the sources Of the
AmooI Is tVTanty.tbres hupdFsd milasi thence 70
lhe 49sh parallel is nineseen hpndred miles
further; thence to San Francisco eig.bs hundred
miles more. IL Is regarded as manifest that tha
best war to connect our country By telegraph
with Europe is by the way 81 Behring's strait,
to which point the Rassisn government will
extend its telegrsph lins TINS narrow oady q
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For tse Memphis Appeal
TIE DEFEEsE OF YICKsBURG.

10, they come With banners streaming,
Ard with FURNISHED armor sleaming,
Painting eager for the frey
Down toe stream their f-et comes stea1aing
Wnns On land are myriads Evarning
Anin battles fr0ud array.
70 their marital bands gse listen,
See their FURNISHED 'En6slds7 giisten,
As with steady step they come
We sre raady now TO meet them
And win bloody hands to greet them,
The dssPoilsrs Of our homes.
sssady now, nay comrades, steady,
Let every nau for work ce ready
For bloody rosk g rear.
Hesrf fhs osnnens loui ars booming
Far ont 80 front 7 see thsm csuing-
Thsyii aad no towards here.
Can southroaa fssr 90 nest in battle
a hi'slisg horde Of craven eataef
our mur4rous yolieys answer, No.
But while our battsries are roaring.
Into their ranks oar balls are pouring,
which must cosfass the foe
trcn naak 70 nenk theT -ins . sAakmGi
Now Is their gold phaianx breaking,
They're flying In dizmay
while yet the field Is red and CORY,
Wen otter up 70 God the glory,
who Won fer us the day.
while we tbeir land force were repellinE
Their guaboas were engaged in shsiung
Our batteries below.
But finding these were wel defended,
VIXEN the dgbt on land was ended,
They quietly withdrew.
Ard took on board their shattered legious,
And steered their course flr other regions,
More genial 1hsn these
Leaving behind their dead aud dying,
And southern color proudly Aying,
Dsdazt IN the breeze.
Rw.
rt.--- - 900
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A HANDSOME IRICK--Captain 7. r. StoclE-
dale with his cavalry compsuy, has provoked
the intense wrath Of same Of the Yankees about
Baton Rouge, By bis constant forsys upon their
forsgiug parties. He Is always annoyinr''
them ia one way or anoshar Sometimes his
men secure themselves behind the levee and
quietly pick OF the gunb0at pilots as they hover
near the banks, and st other points, hastY bst-
teries are put up for the especial benefit Of
Yankee transports In this way be has sent
quite = number of " free navigaious' to Ds7y
Jones locker, and crippled some Of theif slsaE-
boats.
About q week ago the captain scci5en
heard that a number ef wagons Wsre 81 ~.
h0Rse OF hF PisTee-a L0uisiens EGTF, r7id
living sorae fouz miles fr5m Bzton R 'uga--for
the purpossi e hauling cotton into ihsl c5T- 10
dstsilsd three 81 bis men. dressed himself 50 ibe
style Of Yankee officer y tie gsF ia cap
tain e0ald easily impose himself upon shs'
unsuspecting tory IS s Yankee, being 8 Penn
syivsni N by birth and education. but sizuneh
Mssissippian in al elsel. and rode up 30 tha
house at q late hour 81 night Of Mr p, with hi5
dstsii.
eeood morning, Mr Pierce says the sr
eeood nomng, SIR responds shas ind-
vidnsl
'.Yca had better have yeur wagons sens
woods are fuIl Of sha d a rebels, ana they'll9-
on yos before you ara auT elder"
The frightened old tor, nPes asoaza rr'Gh
amazing nimblensss. bad ;hs negroes yoke and
the mules harnessed in 81 lucEeiible short spa.sr
of time This done, the esptain directed thr
Of his men to monDt each By the side Of Tho q
gro driver, to act IN the capacity Of guides a
daylight the wagons were quietly driven
the sd-d rebel" Camp. and .t- Tse5Rs6
teams properly appropriated. They we're
timely acquisition, as our troops were in great
need Of just such articles.
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ARFEY EaEnECAE. RoARD.

HsH ERafY EkpIsEG BOAR3. Ear the eEsn.na
+ion 2 sfes czI oGcerz ia tais D5Psrsme4.. I1ssts
dairy In tls enle 90 OF ths Seuete Chanb 7, Ned
ca u4o-ra = hsse cot h=nstofore bass ersaine1 ~
rrr14r ssI isli 90 Cdnfeis-rro A1dscsl 5srrd are
rslrrsa d=pss f7r liu sites dselias oons so
81 t'as All hess rsfu.ieg 81 q 10 vii be af'leo
r. "a .as rels ~ se FEr De Rr ment Only mo
sssirne in orders having appoint EMS CT iettes 90
ilTta.ica froa tse sssretsry Of Wsr. Wi be ezsu
ines.
hs fhe Beard VII Ts Fioksbu1g- neaisai of1csfs on
dstr a. ibst I'd ard rctnIsy viii fer tie present. te
stsraat from rs-r a1tira O 3. ENoDE,
fsta F-ssi7ant q rri- N=iios Beard
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Il FIRsI-CaASS aAcHINIsFs arriving in the
~ C1rfs5Era'a iatE osa get inzne iiata ssf ftezsy
sHsuloynn tn slmaTy 4 the undersigned leoatsd
90 kti-l,. GaarFiz,
Al Hash b arriving from Kew Odesnr by Apply.
Ing 90 Hsi7r urzn-tsil a. Case Moore VII b imns-
EistFiT 6 eiisi oar ArnerE $50 fsruiEhe7 With
TIA a1ortsHoa. GO q usges viii be sivsr good Ga
csi asia sld beard can be AID 81 uedz-ts rstss.
COOK 6 BRorHER-
Fe17 I-le s1-v- th-rs 81
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T7RO= .hs EIssssirPisn ofise m Jtckssa. ca tbs
u ~ - tas I3ih ~ FebrazrT. SIS ToE q Fol.
low cassie cEis1 long. sraFhf 5iFck hasr tnel ehin
ar thn fsc. r1eusfsche snd hizkers about = year
Or rro a7sc fef inches hiEh, an weighs sboui
fE5 R5unas grr Hsis have bren hrHissa with 8
htnls7 ftm wEs forrerfy ernso End lived in Mar
shall corn y, ~ ho-at asyfo-ss, ard nay Eske his
sTs7 - s. isat eiseeirH. 4 sui able rsrard ri be
paid ~ nis livery aississi rpsn on e. or an
Information ttR. VIII ieaS 80 hs ree1vsy.
E-.g- f1fsnuEr 3 ElNBAI5I,
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JOB PRTETTNG.

A R'GF BLANKS ef every deEedHtion sithsr in shs
IA g -srerass sstse, Caumissry. ERE EeeTiuE, Old
nance, or Me- rs D~psTtnena sEd svsrY dsscTiption
ef Jss work Fl m he zmaIsst cara 20 the lzrfesi
Postfr n go prlei tss ss5ftsst n9ties sad ct ihe
ett re-s1aa1s prizes The EauthTaet Genfefe ats
p mt II HoaEs. 0l5rrr especially sofi ted
JONES. WISELY a. CO.,
L..
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ID AEAFvAE a gust lsf, lsas from Orfara Aissi
nv N1C8O csfRL. CAR0LI-E =, about thirty
-ssv old me snR hgA DARK color an flcwf loss Of
--sh y ,eu Il ghng. Wpsn heard Of last (NoTembe,
7sa) 5e ives i iie eHaFoy q 0-e Msir Bur eson 81
t5,l-.s.s Deere rnas er a. erFse3s, AIRS. she nay
rfii 81 vita hin abe above REVERT " il be pail foF
hsI s.Is'ie D. aALBREATB.
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mrssnTmTEnM

rEVEE R-n g lsdlai.y & ca nirn, Henphis. Ten
ls t1fa sa7 dis-s'Ted by Eutual nssn- All Pr
eVaz ksei1F Ans aEsas csid hrf Hih Trssent th-
szrs ro ~ d Qsinbg w-o ts oa- snfhsrfhoTiztd g
p-r snd 81 ssisaas wal sfs indeb "a ~ gid fFn y
aasrs immediate payment SAID Gssiaby, who hss 5seu
szfkpri. .e5 tc ssilla gsd firns brsiaess.
EN Il CUIEBT,
~. a. R0BfNsgN.
General PsrtnzrH.
! S. GLhYHOkN
Fs--sf a. rsnusrT Q 1853 Sascis Partner.
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Gensral rsragg and Al. GeneraIs.


The Charleston Courier has the following
paragraph abont the present commander Of the
army of the West:
We learn from an unquestionsble sourcs that
on the arrival of Gen. Bragg at Tullahoms, ba
addressed eireular letter to bis generals, in
which he desired to know If there were sny
foundation for the Tumor prevailing that there
wss dissatisfaction and want Of confidence in
him existing ia the srmyi All the generals 8,
WIKI the exception Of Wthers and Chegthsm,
replied in the affirmative, ststing that such was
the case, and that it would be to the interest of
the service if Gen. Bragg would ask TO BE- re
teved. Il is further stated that nons but Gems
Polk, Withers and Cheatiam eoncurred in the
proposition to retreat from Murfreesb boro' all
the other generals not only being oppose3 TO it,
but the majority of them were not even con
suited on this point.
This paragraph, started ia the CharlestoIl
Courier has made the circui. Of the press. As
to the allegations in the first pert Of it, in refer
8nce to the opinions Of his generals touching
Gen. Bragg's usefulness and fitness ss to the
comms0d Of that army, we know nothing
We are quite confident, however, that should
Gen. Bragg be relieved Of that command, the
government viii fad it difficult to FL it with
MS equal. Can ths intelligent reader put his
finger on any general in that army who can
It is to the latter part of the above paragraph
that we wish 70 drew attention Ths statement
is, that only three of General Brt gg' corps and
division commanders concurred in the pTopo-
sifion to retreat from Murfrees5oro the rest
boing opposed TO l., OF not co.lsultsd on the
point With the evidence before us, ws are
hound to discredit this statement Gen With
ers, one of these commanders. has testified di-
reetly to the contrary under his own signature
BE was in q position TO know, and be had no
motive to state anything but the truth he is,
therefore, COMPETENT and credible witness
The contradiction rests upon heaTssy. L is
stated !" the C0Hricr says. Who states it ? Upon
whose name and testimony dses the avermsnt
Test7 II the subject is worthy of anonymous
insinustion, iG is worthy of proof, aud We sub
NIT that The Justices of the press should require
responsible witness 20 refute the positive aver
ment of General Withers, before they give cur
rency to reports in5urious 10 the character, IN
huencs and usefulness of q general in the field.
Noble As1srtiser and Register.
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r CsT b m1uins. betWeea lbs bsFmsn Houss
Z nd f.cnfea-rate Horse & slsrFe merrcce POCKET
BOOK cone 1iur sbeut ore thou and dollars in Con
fsdsrs.s n ser and sever ] sotrE end dus b bisin ny
fs-ar tls5- aiFEt drsit on rley Jsny & Ce., Eew
cram flr slgot Pz+ment of al tse ebdEsisns
have been st-Pssa I vii pay be sbo7s reward Tor
t-s 7efEerg q ks book ana euaiehts zt Apses oiee
ea Ef y y fMN&ENB
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wAtsr may be crossed By a submerged csblo Or
crossed By steamer IN summer o. BY lsdgss n
winter rs line IF latitude IS about the same
as Archaugel Of Russia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-23

LEGISLATION on SALT-The General Az
ssmbly OF Senth Carolina has passed an set s'to
provide against dsarths IN salt" the provisions
are that for twenty years after the passage Of
the act the State may purchase not exceeding
10000 bushels ef salt in eseh year, when TIE
price shall not exceed ffty cents bushel, and
when the current price shad not exceed two.
dollars and ty cents bushel shsl sell It Al
that price under sucb regulations ss shall pre-
vent Its being purchased for resale, speculation
or exportssion the salt to be made within lha
State By solar evaporation, and n0t m1ro than
five thousand bushels in ore yaag to b gur-
chased rom one party or one establishment
Commissioners are to be appointed to superi-s-
tend the execution Of the act, and two stoTa
and the other At Celumbia--of 3 capacity 80 store
one hundred Thousand bushels Of salt each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-23
FIag ef Trace Reas anIlantrr.

Here follows communication addressed by
lady who lately enjoyed the hospiialitiss Of
the Gag Of truce boat, 70 the British consul. It
is but one Of many similar cases for the Yam
kse warrior IS very brave against our women
Dsubtlees the consul viii comnUnicste the facts
to bis government, bat We do not by any means
sniicipats that the English government Will take
any steps in the mat,er, It would be too Ike
interyensieni" and EngIand's policy is neu-
tratity: