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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

Mrs. wilkins. who plays the part Of VI idow Grcca "
if.t-class actress. rom the Haymarse, 1hea!sf
London sfd HISS heen engaged BY NJ. wsracA Tor The
season.
On S,,'fis, Bucsssones famous comedyci =" aAfrFd
Life viii be presented and viii be made the oce aSo"
OF introducing IN the public yoans debusale' D! 'ns
maine OF Mrs. Jennings Othera.se The cast I" tna
play viii be- substantially the rs that shi'h se'a'
such BRILLIANT success for it last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

WzsDELL PHILLIPS is announced to speak at
Cooper Institute, Tuesday evening next On the
Yresidcnts Message.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

A. " Rowan, "Old Post Office bulfang; eoli.i a., ~
Front and Market streets OTTuMMA i9~af WA s1t'?
friends in that city and vicinity with IHh DN' AAu "
In ADVANCE of the mails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

The AraGal Report Of Conmi icner Ed
pn.ads, Of the General Laud.Oftjcn- il nrinted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
TRIPLE SH E E Z.

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TrrBUSr must
b. hsn.ied in today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

bunthsr over Bcole. ..s.s.ovlf
GDnther over Blunt. ...................9TB
Boole over Blunt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

Ar. Jsmison, JUS elected CoaledeFats sana-
ter, SAs born ia Lincoln county, Ga, 10 Sl7
lie settled ia Alabama, in 1923 Ia 1887 IA
Wss elected STATE senator ia Iaaealsosa oJuBiy,
and siRes That tina no has. been alagasl csn-
gtantly q representative oitbor IN tho hggss or
tho senate.
Mr.. Jemison has NOS mach Of what Is called
OrsteTy LIE speaks ia order to g.Fs egpFession
TO ais ideas, and net to exhibit himself Fgom
his calnnass prudsRcs, tloag htfulHess snd babiis
Of thoroagh investigation, he has had mach in
aasAee IL the legislative coHBciiz sf thia State
On committees Of ways aaid meHnE saa Of e.
nance be hes a.E&yB beehs oJpsP.caeus ana
most useful nembar. His habits arc stud,ous
and not much social. he seems 90 haps always
felt the Importance of mis- mission ss q. lfaisla-
toF, and has accordingly deFoiet case std st
tention tOit. He Is also gifted with q slroug
vii, and is net easily thwsT,sdby ofdiuafy obs
staeles.
Ar. JeAson, in the oli and desd party
anFasnelatuTes Was E WING, bas, 80 We leslA
rim the Montgomery AdosTtissT, o. was u ihe
States. Rights school, sad lsii Gsoggis ihoF-
ons.hly impregnaied win political ALTA Of has
grsSd old pssrios Coy lfenP, sWe ioei az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
sssinr ms,ter from the eolonsrs library fox he

rss5ing mhiter from the eolonsIs i5rsTy fox he
bsys "a psruEe.
Gel Kiunk is ECfine 81 briel5iHr-gsneFsl 5vsr
tbe infantry forces here, and Col HcRsyH0l5s
Of the lst New Ysrk cavalry cemmands the
division They are both iR Washington now,
attending the couFtmartial 0f 0isn. Hi.r0Y bat
viii return soon.
Yesterday we sailsd with Joy the appesranse
Of the first thr01gh iraiH on the BsItun1te ard
Ohio rEilfssd sinca its deyTEetj1n ~ tbB ra1als.
and nsw We expect plenty 20 eat aad daily
mail iro@ the Z sst and from he West Greas
credit is dus the pgoprietsfs Of This ros5=for ths
slscrity and celebrity Of iheit n3veFneHts Is en-
tirely rebuilding snaw shout thiTty miles which
was entirely destroyed By the reb-'s 59me three
weeks siucs Il is vel suardedros 5y several
TegimsHts Of soldiers, aud q number OF NON
cad cars are Distributed on fIerosd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

WE have BarCh sssd the entire interest Of n. W.
w HUrgEE-ON ia the drm u h. d. PARKS a. Co.,
aal have assoeistsd g ". EelGHT, our f-Iu8r &c.
csHatsut " zh o. iu -bs roem Of a. ". Hu hos1z who
hza retired frsu said IRA
Thc Auesiol a1d C. business viii ~ hsrc
sol re- Be- oonGuc ed uzdsr ths nalne s1d style o. g.
u Parks & CO., sl sur -vgJ well known houses o.
Hhtaha street
Fhaakfl for past fsv0ra, h0pe, by Cnss appllca
riz - bs-fuss aad c1urEnt attsutien io he EsreEu
f ssr BatrJrs 10 za-rit no oy cont Eascp, 5at 81
iaeszses share o. he liberal patronage keresioIe be
gl,s..d n Al. FARk--
H. BRAL MULLER.
TErr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

thorizsd to say for Mr. Joaissn, (writes the
Adse7fissr, that he IS opposed 10 rac0Hs truetion
On any terms, ana that he viii favor the MOST
vigorous prosecution Of the wsT until inds1en.
dsnes is ~schisved. In psiat Of abilitv Mr.
Jemison IL marked as man Of strong Btaeical
sense, and his influence ia this respect viii be
fslt iR any assembly with watch hs is con
pectsd - lgs5i[e T-fBssss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

From The wilming;sz JouraaiI
FoRT FISHER, Il. C AUGUST u 'G3


MEssRs FULFsE * PRICs; Yesterday
RorHing, abaut o'clock, siie large st-am
fTigaie Minnesota and six gunlsats, siasmed
sud5saly lfom their usual alaaaJz zga 90 he
wreck Of too hebei some Hius miles naria of
Fort ishaT, and co1uUuucsl terrific aCubgTi-
meal Of The surrounding shore throwing ss ono
time thirty shells RuVie. ihar5 were two
small guns and dstachmeat Of sb3ut iftV men
under Captain Mann, gusfsiag iLe wreck Bpen
which al work bad erased, it beng sun.
day. These guns wsTo en- tie crest Of q hlll
with ne psrapet IN front, save few fsst Of
earth The detachments at ths guns re-
spOaded bravsly and hrod With e1onsss and
courage, until the WhitNo-tI w15 dlsBs suDlsd
by a shot, and the othsT aeid-p.scs yrs1 buried
in the sand. Alter the Ers terrific Gre from
the sevea ships, fhs enemy attempted lsaAiag,
bat were Tepused, 0Ee Of theif uUm5sE being
killed oatright BY s rifle ball After tais failure
the ships opened Esres beTba-dnent Of slall,
shoi, gIspe sad canister t1s d Bussos jis-
charging oToadside afssF bros5sI1e aud sf-essd
a landing abeve eur ma. Caps Guan sssiuE
ihis, aHd his nen swing enDsis5 heir esrI &c
boxes upon the easnIy, retired Tbs #lutws.tG
could not be brought off, sa5 It's brsaeh res
iaheR Of sad surie1. Oar csguslils were
private H0iiaRa, ABuh's oomuauv. killed in
sianily with Parrott sheii; private S,az 'etarY, oil
same company, W0uRdo1i LIlut Benton and
Corporal Hoekeday, Of WHtewoTth dssscnmant,
wounded The enemy attss lsH0,nF glsgdea
1hs wreck with thslr sHips while carrviHz Cf
some articles found en- tho sbsro Thoy got
TishteRed in tEaiI werk, hsWsvss, aud eo5 fils
20 tue He5s's boat end 80 moss CT tha cloth aud
blankets ca t8e shore, tho egH CirEisrH, etc.
aad retired 20 ihsiT vsssais Dul keepiHg 8so in
until dark. ReinfoIe eeIasnts were Eeut imme0i-
atsly lr0m the fort, 5as IS ihsy lad BO artillery
hoy could not disturb tha Vss5a,s, eE6 e5uld
oplY keep ths onamy aadsr 5heir Eu1s.
Tbs hsases sad fences, aud woods ia ihe
aeighherho0d, were r.ddlad with sios "a cd shell
Fear sAot passed Though tie house of ar. Jas.
BuTris. The hills around tie WIaek sa.e .uF-
Towsd Ike plowed fsld. Oar fsreas had quiet
possession of the wreck last evening", aad ali Is
quiet to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

ts.air raids to the neighborhoods Of Darksvile,
GrIsTtsl0wn and Winchester, ssiziug esLtle,
shesp and hsrsss. n is stated tkst Mra. Fluk-
uer hss received notice 10 evacVate her resi-
dg1cs, it bsine the purpose Of The Yankees to
convert is into 9 permsnent hospital for sif
sick aud wounded
THB EsEaiY IN JAMES hlyEn-The Yam
zes scsis made tasir appssrsns5 in JaHss river
aqaia yesterday Yesterday ea0rniog ona gua
b1st hsd c-ms up above ia nestowu isisud, and
was EhsIli1g th5 woods % botA sides ct The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
A FEW HoRE HEN WANTED.

& HAVE auibcrity 70 raise r-..-...,-r-
l7or Co ]. u. HErd-e eg.l-sliiI 900 -7e' q ~ ~
llien % I'll oal lhs raulber- . rrHI
7bs resiulozt i 70 20 Florida undaI 90 ~
COsB B1irh u BY ~ -he mobi p-sa'eAA 20 'i'' "a
Coz f-ceTaey- - --tf-E
Nv eeI1P ~ fsr Is composed of gooa ai5l, 49,
4 a rsat i.d cement 10 thCss golag nfo ne ssiits a.
Il ,-.il rssre thesr .fs n camp The more pleasant
Tf.o resiulent vii reed zvouh uear DscailIf ga
,ter- ~ viii rullsu lor Ehorf Hhlis 70 ergln 1s
t,rs forva & Ei onts zHd Volunteer, thereby AVOID
s r1Fseripiou AID s-e-EiIg lhs scEnty o. naiT aoi
-. SO ths usual c.otn
p'i1 4. L. LAEGSFOE,
CapiaiH,
oHcs ecnar HhHehsli ans Ala5aaa siressss
.i75e- Aasuta. cas-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

The svsFsee population to th5 square mile was
sbout nine a-d 0Re-6hh- Il has nos materially
changed for The last dezen years.
TIE population Is classified thus: Pore
whites, about one milii0a; Indisns, about four
millions. The remaining tWo and half mil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
NEW TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
HANCOCK & HUFF.

Mh0leSaIe D68i0fs % hi aHulaCtHfUu
and Smoking Tobacco,
Kylss BuIding cozEer sars5ts Ana rsscalree streets
AtlsnBes GeargiA
TAVIsG renewed 90 tie above location We invite
oar frisads and dealers generally 20 cali sud see
"a Being engaged exclusive y Ia The TChztos bua
Uess anl 81 q slly OF sur own accOuut uo8
BreBzved 30 c6sE over
2OOO PLgs. Tobacco,
asnerls8E sl gradss. ron The lowest % he llsh
mace, a. very lev pricsE
ear sszor ssrtzer beng largely engaged n ths ulan
,ffscturs % Isbacao st Ly1chbu1E Virginia VII Keep
ula saps led viii rs fnE1nts b sads-
iVEs.. HANCoCK 4 HITFF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
COyFEDERATE MONEY
WANTED.

RLaA nj CATION
-. sgnr ef- h hundred ana eighty atustod m
6--~e osn y a. nu5 niles vest Of Clinton ana TO
-a-Ies frsLs the IsEisis 5ae river.
sd rlass eei.sis-s % Prailie, olaoE hzHooE ana
.-7,- Is-ss Firu hH-rod ciea-eq- VII se
90 tse pace i ussreas the eaane stock q Aiui1a
-gegs nd Csste. ALSO Bhs CaEul Eodaerf Ee@s al0
G@n5sssrsts z1ensy rsostFsd in pag1isal Terms
80 Fsor flrlhsr plrlil alsTs sddTesE
L r. DE GRaEEEEAElD
Co l. ssh Aiab-Iss Leg alsut
SEA C.y teas 5-iEa1sl .
EHgt ragaaEL Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
TerEls aE AdverliaIng.

Az advar Issns-ts WI Be charged I'VE dollars per
Hquars fer ths frst l.sersH azd doiiar EHa afy
ussts fer eaeh szsses1azt insertion
LseE Dot oas WI De charged he rate o. sfy eta
per line
6btuzry noticss eharsss q, he rats Of rweu Y-hrs
ssr per Ias aud al sfaar articles net af general public
tnss=esf o. osEe- ssv-rIzsmszts-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
JOB WORK
KIN HOUSE,
.ETHE.SiS, GsR.

rT,sE usIazs gaad has taken tais old and vFszn0UH
AOlEL
Adds ssss--1ssi 20 Hlzk= BE- irst class EosL- Fer
eaar-ss vii be asSs-a-s a8d greatly below to rstsE
q Hszsia in 5ltar cit.sE
sac invites ne public gsnursy sud especially rat1.
gees IKE herseif . give her call,
hrs. DR. CADE,
-.ap1zTu Lite Of Ts.Euru giss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

Ia 1854 the puslic debt was Sl30 600, eco
rveg ouelaif Of which was duo 10 ioreghers
Tee Ievsuas for 1852 amounted 70 only Sc 500 o.
OJj-zbeuE tWg-thTas tRs expendiJurs-yThile
th0 revenue Of the church was set down Ct
$50 000000 The church property, however,
mas OF is e years been con6sested; which is tbs
cause Of the church Rsrty ia Mexico auying If
s5f % ths Froach invaders OHe OF tbs first
acts Of tbs ineboate goysInmunt has been 30 de-
Glaze lHll and void al proceedings unaer tns acI
ot c0niscS.ion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
re Pence ana submI.sIan wen.

Those Who isik or think about peace upon
any oihar te-as except suob as are f5und at the
point Of Zee bsyoret, havs often been warned
by Pc canfeds-a.e press of the bod Of degrade
.ian and rsia which tasY sTs preparing for tbsz7-
seI7ss Hear rhss q E7rthsTu .psPgr. opposed
IS tie war an5 friendly 10 the South, says. We
qu0ts rom The New York CaneassiaH.
A. the present writing It would sesm hat
faiiine to hrssi5 General Hsa5e's lines, General
Lea lsii bEoE 70 EEeurs ths vast anount Of stores
8hich be gathered iu Pennsylvania. the losses
17 both sides hsing about eqaal. Thus stand
gstfsrs iu tEa Est. T. tee West il ls an
n0uncsd, 1t lsssi thst Ycksbarg has fallen, the
asruie garrison, a.t7r q siege OF nearly Two
nsnii', having capi1laled 5H ths q % iuss., 70
G4a Grant These two events hs~e flled the
war party with feelings OF utmost sTaltatou and
Joy. THey nos ts1cy Diet ihs South lies bleed
ing and helpless az il-si- feet that -neY have
no.v only 20 give few more telling blows, and
the last frn5el army" viii be exterminste5 and
nothing lsit 10 stand between thsm and the
helpless n1sl5 W0aeu sEd childIen of ihs 51uta-
ara Staies
We know very wen what the p0licy of the
A Administration viii be toward every State so
soon as it fslls into ihs.r power Missouri,
Mary lsad ans L1uisisna are vivid examples Of
their hate, Cupdly, injustice snd tyranny. First,
the g9oFia gill 81 dissrmsi sna tiIsn, when
helpless, "a cir properly will be siezs3 and con-
6sea.e5. aud tEsir hams5, lands aRd ancestral
acres, turned over to the Tapaci0us Yankee spec
uist9F. Their organs Of publiC opinions VII be
suppressed their tribunals Of justice over
thrown shsiF State laws set aside, aud their
Stats Cansdluton ign0Ied In pises Of all
thess, sits one aUprams, semi-miliisIy Judge
Ike Pssh3aE-ia Aess 9fi-sns. appointed al ths
city %. Washiugt0n, vine, under tbs mockery Of
th5 fagus q justice, siuply registers tha edicts
of lbs vie AooHi5H o-bsi az ihs oapilaL The
Tacis r1oC-y Of seltroveTuusn5 is 0yoT5hr0Wu
at single blow Prs riEht Of ths free express
sion Of opinion, walsh every American claimed
as inaiersls, is fyIaunilslly subvsrlsd, aad
Tie privileges we claim tor ourselves inhumaIly 7.
and vickedlv denied TO Others
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

~ g. sTElAs. CoMElShIOh MERCHANT. $50
4 sgalsr n ll kin.-s u ceuntry ir0duce Las re-
-o.-s fsuae his ize Etsrs iu thc N0rerHaa banding
- srrve51 20 he store lsteiy occupied 5y Ripley q
ssoes C5r1eksry rerClazt-7 " biisheIl sttes-i TIVE
fsrs frasz kasiBEa lsle1sh8e store Hael- De uil b.
e III y 3 A. { serve a oi b3s fieE1s auu cls-eaICrz.
tfR ssLB-A iarEs aud We1 assorted stock o.
Croe--55 . T. g sElzs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28
AREA AND PePULATIoE.

Mexico is made up Of tWsnty-oas Ststes, three
Territories and one Federal district, the names,
aTess and populations Of which were, in 1850
s. fellows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

Eho Polfdcal Case ua az Svnsliinsfon.
a Telegram from Rochester, I9sh, gives tbs
rssOluseos s5oBsad at tho conservative cOnven-
..sa Al R5esa-tss. T . resolutions affirm
lsl Tast lhs Iues..ng lavars Al association
Of conservative Union men i3r the next Prssi-
Dental campaign, and invites the co-eperstion
Of en- opYoiissts of secession, Gb0,iE3nism or
ns.iveisn OF any kiud. Oar abiding purpose
Is ia ths suppression e. Tie rebsii1n, msinion
Bncs Of the Uaiee. sdherencs 90 the C0ns.itu-
liani Fidelity 60 She esFsr smeut, enf0rcement
.A5 lshs, ana opposition 90 foreign iulsfgsE-
ion'
q Provides for e National commissse. who
Shall call National convention, etc, snd confer
ri th otbeI conservative CrEaq. .zatious, ior Tie
pur B3ss 81 seeming uuii5d actian.
81. Advocates q vigorous aud successful
prcsecgtiou Of the war acansl be people IN
state 1f uslitary iosurrncjiou, uptil they return
20 Lac Umea uuaeT thetr respective i7lsS5 Con5si-
ulioEs existing 'ai the time they revo. 'Ss.
4h ID dues tha rights OF tue peopl5 ol any
stsie s-ho are in iusurrset0n, upon returning 70
their allegiance, eie.
5b Dscsares sh=t 'tk8 rights Of property,
.,b-5bsr in lands. personality, or slaves tn the
ltafss are exclusively within tbs sushoTity and
iurisdiciioa fthe Stats respectively.
6.h The sole end for Whieh the Uaited Sss'es
Gsgefnnsnt mas power to carry On the existing
war gainst the peopls in revolt is te suppress
tae iiisurr aotI0n, etc 4
A asEonal committee was selected and r T
Stephens, appointed sseIsiarg. An interview
with eE GoV-faot Hunt was hsld with closed
deoTs, sftsI which the meeting adjourned
sjns dis
IsERgT- GEE HuLAIEs We were panied 70
lesfR ga Saturday, tBopgh not directly iTsn sny
azinbsr Of the farniy, thai lesisrs had he9a ~
ceived sssdfe Che alarming illness Of General
Holmes. rshisa sseaIsd 60 give color 10 some in-
disal.cl rHmo7s 08 his eeaEn, whlea iasi, We SIM
eersly trusi, ,rasy nos be true. izaiHgf0n jour
val, 34th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

Wtat 5as been lls --7uc.-1n 7f .fv ed
gold IN Mexico sIucr 1881 Hs it -e1 vin
the average limit 1r h.-r-ssv=r asi.' 'an --ance.
which the aoo7a taas would 1ivsl Ws a1ra a.
precise information ln ils- o-ili; hu-
lhe 0Acial doeumeHs bei1rs eo0ic3 Hhst re
aetusl production Of gold ard silver is 7aa
at a hundred millions tsvrs Is usrv a- ersr
The figures ioT late years may have been
oi by certain. improvements iu working tda
mines but we may s.si estimate st q rhs or nir.
hundred millions e Torrr rs --e pro ua- rf ia
ton vear5 from 1853 Sd 1862 This lef
She total given Shove sru ev tta aav
Thousand millJls oil frames l-ssealr is--
O.. AsziCsa production Of pr-e.lus nes-.- Ehis
msEes sl1ut lE0 6it-s Or lEs nnsir7 1ircalst.r-a-
calcclstej In 1878. Hs fss5 four t1aarsrd rI-
.ians and WhIcH A1zETsiIs, Caf.-r stem
Russia hsve certainly El-t-u tls last .1f san IS
fourteen years raised to if-v .hgu=sna I'D |iafss
Of ths twenty thousand ~ ions tea a.-
n.shsd By h8Eio0. usariy Di-ei eieer-t ntlfsa
have been exported 60 Elfaps a1a o
the En.!sdi States; fer tbs -ulu q u-5siia
coia now circulating ia the Msxiclu S-asss IS
estima-a1 rs no more fhsu slE hundred mla1us
Of francs snd it is Thought thas Ilera Gees nes
exist in that accent empire ol tis.tlze1a
whose metallic wealth SO existed the cav aons-
mess sf -l8 sFzniEn e1aCr--Cra--tl0s E31-
eeeEeTs Of the sfta-nth 1sl.u-T more .tsl rom
lbres to feU hundred millions Foltl ai .a
eioas msials under ths Tsri1us .osil5 rast ilole
fry or ars can riva ihsm.
Bl. why stop .3 speak Of .aa sala O. ilrs- sr
IniaaB OF heEi-1 Llara F. same. better
for that country lles8 s Coz .is la tsIis .or-
tune, FOR i.s illuJs zFsl1aur. soaslHnF infa-
i.aIy more Vr5l.aus mcI5 B-lauotis Il
s moral and political order. T1lca Iz nrr
Mexico riso rom .la ahasemels m r els
las 1aaa leit 90 Faga ass uu1s The 5eeistsasn
OF her Independence by Isr slulia.s-ls.i en-.
skilled, violent end trou1 ss8as. rssi-ss fs
Es5 pec.a1le Taak la l17 sc-.a Of naalns Ehsn
Meucos stlas5 delivered llom asr liis5llal stltss
WIl D8 abe to collect iAs LrIis 10 Chs mineral
and vegetable waslll Wl.a Which Pfor
has bgsl pleased % elloV iaas na-l des1s
county future bond oi tle ca Hnsle8 0f beth
clrrrtri1 hnrrrnnn efsz r.r.1 n.--e-.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

On whitehall street. between Deca-
tur azd the Atlanta and West Point
II aslz-aad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-28

buF tb2t toT winch Mexico IS chiefly priced is
her vast mineral wealth. There are said 10 ks
over one thoUsad silver mines in Mexico Yield
ing an annual product Of between tbi1ty-fvs
and forty millions Of dollars. Thsrs are besides
twsaty-fYs mines Of quicksilver, which yield
from i've hundred snd Fifty to thTse hundred
h5usau6 POuuds weighs anausily. Gold ia
also foHnd in considerable quantities. stated
v.riousiF ct fIoEa thee miilieIs Of i0lass vp-
yards A British Ex1horiiy sets it dsWu az
;hirty.t two mill,ens 6vo hundred thousand bat
that IS evidently a mistake. TIE mines are
generally located either on the top cr on iho
western slope Of tas C0Tsilisras. Thsv were
.groagflt for sges hsiers tins Spanish invasion.
sold and silver vases of great value and beaury
of workmanship we're ssnt bsGk 10 Spain ny
the 6rst eopqHeToTs a. spailE Of war. Iren and
copper ara alss pTsduGes in great sbunaaBes
The great dTa. baak 10 al this mineTal wealth,
however, is tbs officially 81 trsHsp porting il 10
ths seab0ard. there being Heither railroads ar
Davigabls rivers in the country, and the only
means of transportation being the backs Of
mules. UaGar stable government this 0bEts-
eis mighi a0sH be lessensd, and prebsBly enc
of the earliest enterprises that viii be set on
foot under the nsw rsgiHls will be csnaeeted
with facilitating the forwarding Cf the PreeioHs
metals 10 the seab0srd.
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MANUFACTURES

Bsf0re the late years Of Interval wsr end sn-.
srciy, there was considerable Manufacturing
enterprise exhibited Ia Mexico There were
ssventy-two large cotton factories st work, Ok
large woolIen oRas, eight papsr mills, four g.ss5
lactoriss, and seveaty hand machines ior view
NJ siik--:hs total annual vans Of ns1ufHc-
suTsd p0eds azluuatiug 20 over one hundred mtl-
ions Of dollars This industry, ne pres1Iug,
has bssu largely destroyed BY the partisan var,
tsfo which has torn tho eguntry IN pieces for The
last ten years. Since then no Statistics nave
9aen published
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FREE NEGROES says tho AuEasle CAr11.
icis: o.. There arc at present iu saa Ianfsdsrsev
an immense nuEser of hes lsgroza Sua "a
pers estHztH th4H 10 b IS .5ls. tlIas sas.issa1
thousand. A1aE oi these are ley. ic58l l.1-. anf
generally a nuisance in lde Community ia s-hia8
fhoY resi28 Ihey viii mos Hark ualsss -srr1-
PEELED. We thinz it W1aia be qoc5 deasr
oonscIpt this class Of psrs5ns .1r za.st1.s. sad
70 do otaeI work s6aus a. a-my where aeeg1as
could be used Pans Wouid pat a.o -ts lsaks
largs aamb7T ol whl-- ull l.1y gs-lafailr
such duiiss Is Woul sse .- msliy
lhe necessity 8i calling a9. F-a1fe'a lar assl
lsboE. Les Congress IN . it lE4cHa7s
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AGRICULTrRAL FRonUCTE.

The cottun slant is Indigenous 30 the soil
Tia @ezicans, st the time Of the invasion un59r
Cortez, possessed ths arb Of spinning cotton 70
q very high degree Of fnsness, end Of irR parting
20 It besB hful and brilliant c3lars-arts which
have since been lost-sRd cotton fabrics then
.srnsd simost the only fabTie for clothing. The
arerags yield in lste years hiss been sci 5oER at
seven millions Of psuRds; and Of course, audsr
IN Improved system Of EocietY, that prod ac- s.
aaPssie OF an iaHaita expansion
Tha other principal aEEisulsuTsl PToJuess ere
esffss, tsbseeo, indigo vanill2, jalaD, c0lhizcal
a x aud hemp. The export Of cschiuszi sTaognts
20 q ruillion Of doilsr5 annually. ThsTs ia sls0
large expert Of 5ycwoojs, vanilla, indigo and
cefas, and even SEINE Manufactured linen, eo--
on aad wooIen E9oas have ssteTed into Ire ex-
-oss list =,
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