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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
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observation-disclosures.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

Doubts are entertained BY tie New Orleans
Bsss asso ao eorsetness Of ih~erepoTted French
successes in Mexico, and it appears to Us the cir
cumstanoss strongly adnilc Of these. The news
was brought SO Havana b. q French war
steamer 1t is not probable thst advioes unaYor-
able to tbs arns Of France would be permitted
egres5 Hcm Vera Cruz through such a channel
and the Era argues that lls fac! that ths mu-
nicipai aulboeiEes and ladies Of Poebla had sent
d-spula6ons to General FoBEY. So Of small i'm
portanee. II is natural they should endesyort to
prevent The bombardment Of .heir city, in order
to save the lives Of innocent non-c0mbstsants :
but its not likely he general IN command Of
the army. and asving charge Of Ae defensa,
weld be governed by any ae.o CT thoirs.
Prsri5us sivices anaounea5 q victoTy
ever. the French, By hs Mezioaus under
ORTEeA This was Lis report 10 his govern
ment, and aithough lis report wss 50 ezaggs
rated enc, made to Touse the dropping spirits Of
his couHtymsn, We have yo. reason 70 believe
be obtained decided s5vsaiage in the 6rslc9n-
aiet As 10 The success Of ether party in tie
second wsshsu ,o5k for additional Information.
See the intelligence from various sources given
elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
- eURIDIr4 ~ 60

YANKEE CUREDErX AND R8GUEEX
Eithar history or tradition records the fact lhai
in early times, when the Puritanical Yankee
hypoeries ofNew England, prompted By cupid
lily and lust Of gaia, desired, By the grsee q
God, to rob She Indians Of theif lands, they held
public meeting and passed a series Of Teslu.
tons, to the purport
First, That the earth Is .hs Lords AID Che
fulinsss thereof
Second. That tie Lord does not want i tor
himself, bu. intended Il fog bis saints.
Third, Thst we are the saints.
TINS was ike working out a proposition in
Euclid, aud q onca conferred legal tile, and
enabled the Vsnkes to enter upon and take POS
session 81 the lands Of the Indians, which they
did, either mu1aezng or driving tie poor dis
possessed red meE further 60 the west.
The sane iaos is sai 8 living prineiPleiu the
Yankee breast and we row bsholi them disPos-
sessing the defaassless planters Of Lonisians
and Elodds, confscztng their lands, stealing
thsr negroes. and muies, and stock o feveTy de-
seipdon, sud turniug lham to .heir own adyan-
tsqs. They have entered upon the cultivation
Of cotton and sugar, paying field hands twoa aud
women one dollar per month for their labor, as
VIII Be seen by rsfsTsnoa 10 an article in this
evenings paper.
Forestul Of tie laws both Of God and man,
the Yankee government: has converted itself
into q highway roBbsr on 8 magnificent scale
and seems determined 70 make 8 wilderness OF
she South. destroying what It Cannot use OF
turn to its own advantage. Where tho Northern
armies are not enabled 10 hold permanent PCS
session, they leave tie country q desoisica and
o wsste behind then, her dissemination being
the impovershment and starvation Of The peo-
pie.
Undef such circumstances our duty is plain
To nd the country Of thsir presence It wiz re-
quire q general uprising Of the people, in inita-
ton Of the spaniards when they drove the
French ont Of Srain. Isis nov the solemn duty
Of every citizen 70 become 8 soldier aud hold
himself in Tea5insss for active ssrvice Of g mo
msnfs warning, uutl lie enemy is driven from
our borders. 1t IS either tbis OF subjEgatioa and
hopeless desHtutou We cannot live in either
peacs or security with the enemy towering round
and thraatsning Us GA al SIDES. lie must be
struck coma heavy blows and b msda 20 feel
that It i~sdaDqa0us to be IN eur midst. The
Yankee mus. Be made 20 understand that the
South is not hs sbiding place, however much
his cupidiy sld aTadoe may prompt him to
possess our BONES, and 6sl3s, and smiiiug val
leys History informs rs bat not g single Rus
sian who remained IN Poland a1sr Ire conquest
Of that country, ever returned home alive. Let
The same Be TIE lat3 Of the Yeakaes who shall
have The tensry o occupy aud cultivate South
ern farms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
oRETuARY.

Died, On ths lst q April 1858. st he r~ssilsnes Of
her husband n s. Psrkzs Esq Il 10 parish oT East
Fsiisiaaa, Louidssa. sUSAH n PEzzIHs. dzugAier q
Jsnas h Duprss. E.q.
Deceased wa bsrn Ia hs Psrsh 81 West FsieanA
Lcaisara, aad 81 he tire q hsr death was zssd
twsntJ- nizs Tes1. segea moa.ht and twenty tEo days
Deceased vas 4 member o. lhs Baptist church AID
dying leaves 70 hsr n5uruas rsisiTa szd hisndS he
eomfsriing assursues shat he gsaas pHls Of her they
loved 80 wel o. ssih. has p=ssei fen a weird Of
grief Eni care to = home IN heaven she lasyes tEo
hss children, aad mary fisnds thas via ever NOUN
Der loss.
But as ihsu art gone to thu grave we VIII net asP'oro
tkea,
Though fsfroru sad dsrkzsEH saoosPss fks ionb
Thy savisf las Plass fhrssgA Is Psrial 5sfors ihse,
AID ihs lamp q Ar ,ors IL tay guias through sbo
Fson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS AT THE SOUTH-A
Charleston correspondent says money is tghtar
thsTe than ct any time since thu war; and that
the Withdrawal Of 50 very large amount Of bills
fUndahio IN eight psr cons bonds hiss reducod
the circulation, and caused e contraction in the
bark accommodation. lis says:
"Tbis was evident as TIE last sale here Of
bank stock AID ether securities. We learn, also,
that coi5ou has felt It seriously, there being q
marked decline in Augusta, and in some other
interior own Ia Georgia amounting 10 four 70
Eve cents per pound, or twenty-five dollars per
bsle We sTo not surprised at this, for cotton
has attained Q ridiculous hight. What prudent
banker VIII loan money to speculate ia cotton
at thirty eanis per pound, or what sans man
who can obtain seven per cent. Confederate
bonds would, in preferences. invest his money ia
cotton It such prices quoted Is abovs3 We
ind am0ug honest men "a earnest ds5irs that
lhaeC onfsdclats tax bill should become a law
Immediately, and 60 into effect on the first Of
May. Nothing that Congress can DO will 20
further 10 benefit the country, restore conh-
denee, and give a tons and strength to our
paper circulation, and place the currency on q
souEd basis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

P-AUPERIsSIM RICH5IOED ILLUSTRATED "A
day or two since a healthy looking Irish woman,
not much over twenty yesrs Of age, presented
herself IN the counting ro0nl Of this newspaper
and importuned 0neof the clerks for money, al
legirg that her child was very Ell, and her hus-
band paralYzed, a gentleman who had sacOun-
saTad hor before, just then stoppiEgin remarked,
You told me 2 very different story. You said
your husband and child were dead, the child
not yet buried" The woman stll importuning
The oisre, 10 remarked, "Oaly yesterday I gave
yoH dollar, and you then said your husband
lgas sick and Jour child very H. How is
il that you tell so many different stories 2
You hsd better 60 TO work and stop beg
eiug, especially as you can't tel q straiFht tale"
The womsn's ire began to kindie 81 The expo
suse Of her deeeptioa, and she replied in her
broadest hrogue: " US, Al faith, my husband
Is dead, but only one wake, and how can 1
work with q bsbe of FIVE wakes at ne breast 7
VIII ya tell ma tbatl" But, said the gentle
man, continuing his exposure, "you said your
babe was dead. How is thall' The charity
seeking amazon sNaled as she rstoTtsd, Faith
e is dead. but thst is uORo Of your business"
The woman was requested toleavo the premises,
when sh8 turned and hsaped upon the clerk
curses loud aud deep, and departed saying, You
aesd not put on SO many sirs, I can gel money
elseNhere.'
Charity geekeT5 of tbis Tx are Of hat class
who get up riots under the rslly cry Of bread p
end steal shoes, silks and fnery in the confus-
ion Of the mslCs-Riekmond Dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

Cores 7n1enee OF The LeaTenwoJih C0nservatiYa.l
FORT SCoTT, KANSAS. April 2.
Considerable excitement exists here st The
present time, caused BY g series Of atSeious out
reyes, committed within a short disienco Of ibis
place. TIE main particulars, as received from a
witness, are these:
On Tuesday night, March 3lst, some men
knocked at the door Of Squire Moddo's house,
in the night time, while tho inmates were all
abed. ard demanded instant admislance, under
the threats Of setting on fire and burning tho
dwelling over tbeir heads. This occurred about
nine miles east of Fort Scott, on the Pspinsyille
road, in Missouri.
As might be expected, tina family were greatly
alarmed, not knowing the number Of those en-
gsgsd in the unexpected night stack.
Mr. i. III Iequn, neighbor, was s%toppi9g az
The house that night, and rs soon So be heard
the knocks and noise outside, jumped out of
bed, end, selling The pistols, made towards
lhs door. He demanded what they Wsaisd.
A voice replied that Enless he door was oBen-
Cd Immediately they would break e down snd
FIRE the house. Almost al the same instant that
this demand Wss mcdc. two shots were fred
through the door, without however, hitting any
one. Wbsn the door was forced, hr. ReqUa,
withsut other clolhinF than drawers and shirt
on, ran out past the meH-tWai ia nnm5er-who
Immediately commenced firing at him, without
EUrEaa AaHANMEA wv k40H9 HNHaHE4 HAaMAaA HIS
shirt within an inch OF bis right side. He stood
his ground at close quarters, and returned the
FIRE until he had exchanged six shots with these
asasgsins. at 3 distance Of fifteen feet; with q
cool aud deliberate aim, no fred two shots Al
ono Of his assailaa5s, without any apparent
damage.
Mr.. r. IS q brave man, and 3 good pistol
shot. L was a clear moonlight night, and, az e
Of course, this resalt somewhat staggsr-
ed him.
The next day he examined the spot whore The
fellow stood. aid found two bullets haElened
out, a button and g piece Of e mans drawers.
This seemed conclusive, as he expected ct tho
they were projected By some kind Of aTmor
worn beneath the clothing.
Er. r. retired from this unequal contest to 8
short distance for observation The men entered
Ibs house and robbed the owner of one hundred
two dollars, carried off Mr. Rsqua's over
,oss, knife, saddle, and pockst-book, containing
about ffy-fvs dollars, together with some pa
Of use only to Che ownor.
They then proceeded 70 the house Of Mr.
Weodlnf, q farmer, living about one mile farmer
EAST, and killed him. Mr.. W. was thiIiy-fve
yseIs Of sge and q cripple, lie leaves a wifs
md ioar children.
They-nsxt went to tho house Of Smiley Sample.
S.. lived on the sams Fosd, three miles fur
esst. his family consisted Of wife, one
daughter aud two children. Elm they
slso killed. This is the second time this family
las been made to suffer- and, It is supposed, +
" the same men, OF parties intimately con
iseled or associated with them.
Last winter the boUse was attacked, robbed,
nd enc Of the daughters killed.
Both Of these murdered men were peaceable, !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

= An imperial decree was issued ss Paris
on the 5ih, stating that the commissioner, ap-
pointed to prepare the lists for eonserption Of
the present year. were 10 commence their opera
tons on tbs 20tk inst TIE number Of con,
scripts to be TaiSd is 100000. These are % ts
araHn from the number Of young men m-
seribsd on the lists. They amount this year 90
S25 429. The numbsr of names last year vas
a23,94S. TIE period lor paying 900 france
for exemption from the service wiz expire On
the 7sh Of hay next 81 midnight The member
Of eonscdPts 70 Be left at home 70 assist their
eutira 100 c00
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

Last night ls enemy succeeded in getting
z kali 3czaa m5ze vessels below Vicksburg,
Ths fsE uas accomplished about enc O'Clock
under g hea7y FIRE. OuF report ststes that tic
Asst wsI composed Of SIX Transports. protected
By oss,on Geaersl s~TEvEEsos reports ore
gunb9at and Eve transports. Tho later were
loaded to The guards, snd probably had large
amounts Of s.orss on beard In easeting Che
passsea tvo Of them were known to haYo been
disabled, as they hoa.ad dosn cu. Of range
apparently Unmanagesblo.
This morning tie Federal Asst that had
previously PISSED Vieksburg, made It's appear
sncs shove Grand Cult Ga ascarsisiug tie
position Ct Cur batteries Two Of tie gunbosis-
the bslanee sifiug-remsnol' in range, and
exchanged g few aho,s. 10 dsmsgs 20 either
side is reported Tho fest Is nov anchored
opposite Hard T.maE, jus. cut Of range.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
rew Orleans mnrt,n.

Fr0m tho Kew orleans Ea7 Aprll8I
Sugar-Tha market IS quiet but steady, and
prices are frm. To-day's sales embrace $50
hhds., in several lots, ct see for good common,
aud Zoe. for fully fair to prime, new eTep, and
lie for prime, old crop. Also, $50 bbls. cissern
bottom az 4 to a and sc.
Molasses-The demsnd is good and pricss
are irm. T0-dsy's sales embrace fglly 1900
bbls, N numerous lots, at27 TO % and 30 cents
for old crop, and 50 to 50 and 80 to 40 cents for
ferneDting, new crop. A mixed lot Of old fer
msnting and -eboilsd sold at 30A cents.
Cott0n-IaeTs were sales yesterday, not
previously reported Of about 40 bales. on the
basis Of 63 cents for low middliug, and 65 cents
for mildlng
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
SECRETARY GRASS \ PIKE EF,
GHOHH.


Chase has recently written q letter, which ".
reproduce to-day. It deserves this reeald al
not only indicating his views, but also as IN
dogbtsaly expressing she policy which She Ad
m%lnishation Of which BE- is such a prominen.
member, has determined to pursue. Tho deter
minaaon of the abolition leaders Is distinctly
avowed, Let ihe people q the South prepare
TO meet It.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, April IA
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM SECRETARY CHASE.
TREASURY DEfkRTmENT. Apra g. 1set
GENTLEsiEN-lmpersliVs demands On nay
time compel me 20 deny myself The qualification
Of attending the meeting TO which you kindly
invite me.
Yen viii meet to send words Of cheer 70 chr
brave generals and soldiers In she field "a rm-
buke treason in or midst, giving in tie parb Of
peace AID ana comfort 70 treason in ihe p~aaop!y
Of var to maintain n~gvioiats tbs integrity OF
the national territory and the saBrsmsev a. tbe
national Constitution aud iags; to s~tsaDgtkaa
the hands and nerve the heart of Che PseSidaat
for the great work to which God and the usoDIe
have called him. For what worthier purposes
een American citizens now assemble
It's nay fixed faith, gentlemen, shat God does
not meaR taas this American republic shall per.
ish, We are tried as BY fro, bat our ~couatry
viii live. Notwiihstandg sil the violenes and
ell ths Vaccinations Of traitors and sgupathizsrs
on ths or tao ether side Of the Atlantic. our
country viii I've.
Aad, while our country lives, slavery. tba
ehisf source aud cause aud agent OF lis. 7giB
die. The friends Of tie Uaioa in Tia S,ntb
before the rebellion, predicted tho desfrucfian n
slavery Is a consequence Of secession tbst
madness should prevsil. Nothing. IN nv ip9a.
rasut, is more certain then tho fglfHmsnt IF
these predictions. SAFE in the States. before NJ
rebellion, from eli Federal interference. sisveTv
has come cut from is shelter, Under gtate Con-
situations and laws, to assail the national IiFe
y viii surely die. pierced by its own fangs and
stings.
What matters now how it dies7 Whether az
a consequences O. object Of the wsr-what mat
text Is ibis q timc to split hairs Of Ioelcg To
ne i s'ens that Providence indicates clearly
enough how the end Of slavery must come
comes il rebel slave States BY military ordsr
decree OK proclamation, not to Be dlsre9arde6 or
set aside in auy Event as nulity. but msin-
srined and executed vita perfect good faith 10 all
the eniTanchised; aud it viii c0ae in ths loyal
slave States by the uneonstTainsd seton Of tha
people and their Legislatures, aided frsslv and
generously by Their brethren Of the free States.
l may be mistaken ia CHS; bntif I ana. another
end better way viii be revealed.
Meantime, it seems to me very necessary to
distinctly what many yet shrink from say
ing. The American blacks must be called into !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
TUsT RECFHVRD-

CORN HEAL, WOLASsEs and cow PEAs. b.
~ retail
N7 CeEse. Tea. Rice, Irish Pftatosq.
Singers saEsg Ershins. Dried Pe1obs1
iran HsndcusA lLatyH Baggy saddle.
EailE Shoe IlTesd Saf1 Soap. Etsneh.
TEsau Oh Lamp Black. Lamp Oil
Gperz STAR and Tllcw CEaEa1. Hses.
One blaodsd staLcn, one u or 9 haus) surfnr Wqz5n.
Lamp Wlrk, Jeans, szdaesls. escorted Brides.
OarHat T2skE. CARRIE Hoes Bsis Ares nzd Hefrsf
euEraliesd Hrtah asrds1 Seeds Fish Hooks snE Lfnes.
CHta-ba Blttai, q ozacg article Of Ms1ara Wine
iAVoisa cZra zuFerar Il D. Run, b. the barrel. 9
and l2f and IS asd leo pairs Gents f1s BroTzna 100
and 500 haTaea Sled CiFars. Lazierns. ClathsB EfnI
Baing. Rope Halter and Wei Rope India Ruba
Bsiting, Powder, Shot sad Cap4 Sun5rira. rundrt
MOGRIDGE a. AUSTIN.
Frcat street
sssI-3st Oppaats the City Hal H1 uitaf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
From the Mobile Tribunal
DYING AND LIVING.
BY Asa Haur

would not die on the battlefield,
Where the missiles are flying Wild,
HTN o fancy deRth-hut &c doesn't suit
Ny msmm darling child
The ~csnHouis roar. aud tho clash q steel,
and the victor's joyous sloHt,
Sornds well, no d8ubt-n a follow don't care,
But rd rather be counted 0uti
Iwould not die on The vessels deck.
with The Wild waves iashirg 'rou1i,
Cause &c might oeear that I'd have 90 swim,
And I can t-so I'd surely be drowned
And the ides Of piekiing myself in brine
T. too salty to b1 audured,
Besides, there's 3 daarh of salt In the South,
And we've other meats 60 be cared.
I would not do 90 homs-in bed
IL wouii kll poor Nluhs with sorrow
For If to-daT he shouid find me dead,
Hs would die himself TO morrow.
And since I've thought the matter Ger,
frhs truth for once Pm glvinT)
I'm to have 8 choice In lhe thing,
Igrsss-IN keep ouhViDgt
MOBILE, March, 1858.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

UEU. u HaNH5r
Lieut. and Cen supt Of Negro Labor.

wish TO rent, or work on joint account, ems
or two plantations. lean supply any deficiency
Of Tabor, mules aud supplies. i VIII undertake.
at my own risk, 10 secure order and such con-
6uu0us labor Is viii insure q crop.
I have parties eHgaged la collecting negroes,
mulos and cRris belonging 20 ths plantations ]
an RoW working VINO viii be Instructed to
assist other planters who furnish list Of sheiE
l0sl property.
I win also lire able-bodied negroes on gov
eminent terms, and wish to hire OF purchase one
hundred mules also, 70 purchase 8 circular saw
mill end W0ofs-wiDg machine.
Address, with fun particulars,
BENZ. e. SAITH,
Ne. SIS Magazine street. New Orleans OF
At the St Augustine Plantation, ten miles below
DonaldsonyiIe, on the Lalcurchs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

EASILY SUTTED.-A letter from Jackson,
Tenn, 20 q NeIthern paper, ssys the writer
heard = distinguished officer Of that department
remark that, "if he had eighty thousand Of
your Northern rebel Democrats brieadsd, end
down here, he would take Yieksburg in ten
days, or lose every man in the attempt, and be
wouldn't care q d-n which 20
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

ara 81 Qsaby Robinson. d EIemphfr. w,r.
a 3 tdis day dissolved By nutusl ccnssna. No..
sens h4zlng cal1s ag1lnaf said hrm riH- nrssmf ~,
sans e " Il. &ninby, WEo s alone aui1orsaarfrsf y.
psy AID Ell Persoss Whe are INDEBTED % saia fr- wT
naka immediate payment 70 sad eza5r.r fsh - 49,
authorized . settle said Arms business
W.T. Quincy.
u. A. R01LNslrf
aen93 psr1inn
GrAEH0Rff.
Etowsb, "a. JauasEy g 1854 sasca Fs-iar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

PnBK AND PERuNEHT-In conversation
wish tie witty end accomplished bliss ]. c., o.
this STATE, 2 few days since, q gentleman asked
hez, Why do the Yankees hate Fort Pomber-
ton 50 much o.
She rapiieL "Bscause their Rgi5o met with q
lowering Loung) there"
"Why did they not pass itl"
"BscAuss there was q wall (WauD in in
Why did they retreat ~
Because Lady Franklin, with al ncr
tongue, end in 5 tone Of Thunder, commanded
R0ss 70 60 back .c The North"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

y To editor Of The Cbsrlsston Merezry
has been presented With tie iron grating used
for covering the hsicawsy q ous Of tho Keo-
kuk's turEeis. tits says tie Hsreng avery
massive star, su3 IL g fair sPoaaoa Of cover
ing and intsaor woy Of tie famous t1rres.
The walls arc formed Of tbs kind Of work. Gov
cred by eight mouo plates eff halEineh 1ou. md
in tha iniesioI by q single plsts OF baitiaeh iron.
In the tidas lie spaces BET. vacans bstFeaE tie
bars pat on edge, aso filed ID with wood FTom
Se aPPearance Of tho boat, the tsn-ineb Colun-
bad sh0. did moTs damage Aan tie eeven-incs
naa shot, although both passed clear through
Several Of the sbos, which only dsnisd the iron.
hsve 50 warped TIE plates, which a5s two Ee.
four inches n width, that fhe weser aow flows
in ard cat through tie apertures Tie bols are
knocked eli BY he she. IN every direction.