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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
Indiana Democratic Soldiers Rebuk,
ing Treason Ina their state.

Ah NhGAF state
The gallant soldiers of Indiana, resting
on their arms sitter the glorious battle under
Roseerans, have heard OF the fAc;ious and
reasonable doings of the Copperhead De-
mocracy of that State, and, With the indie
peudencc which ch4racterizes them, have
spoken their mind on the subject. A meet.
ing Of nearly all the officers of Indiana reg
iments was held on Thursday, and resolo-
tions were unanimously adopted. denouue-
ing the disioyal course of the Democratic
members OF the Legislature. and praisipr
Gov. Morton for his energy aud patriotism,
The prime movers in this meeting we're
loyal Democrats and their speeches were
bold and severe, in execratiou of treason
at home-'reason where they had the right
to look for the warmest aud most enrourso-
ing support. These officers faithfully re-
meet the sentiment of the rank AMI 6le
from tie Northwest, aud their men will
re-echo and endorse their action. holding
themselves ready to fight treason North as
well as South, should Copperhead Golden
Circle madness render such step nsces-
sary. Had those brave soldiers been at
home TO vote last Autumn, no such CON
sptEators would have had an opportunity
OF dtsgracing the Legislative Halls of
Indiana
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27

We are indebted to Capt, Raymond Of
the 18th U. S. Infantry, at Murfseesbero,
Tennessee, for copies of the Chattanooga
(Tenn.l Rr5ri-Montgomery (Ala.l -4d
csTtissT aud the Richmond Exaniner. We
have not space to quOtet rom them today,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
TAXPAYERS NOTICE,
OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REV.
FIRST CoLLEETInN nisrrIcr ~ Y

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REV.
FIRST CoLLECTToS DISTRICT, Va
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAN.
~ PAYERS of Ohio county. that the Iieenses
and DItlss ASSESSED As prescribed by the Excise Tax
Law OF this United States are now due I will be in
ny Siee IN the city OF Wheeling. from the 18th 10
tue 2+th; At Posters Tavern Stand, TriadeIphia on
the =6ihi and At Joseph Rerrell's IVES: Liberty on
the 2sih Of January, to receive said L!cen.tS and
low. will be strictly enforced
None but United States currency will be received
JAMES q. ORR,
Collector LIST District Virginia
SECTION 1879.
An persons who shall! neglect to pay the iu.e.
and taIes 70 As Aforesaid assessed upon them to he
Celle1'oT within the time spti6sd ten days. shall
be liable topAy ten Per cenfnm additional upon Ihe
amount thereof and 1t the annual and other duties
shAil not be paid within ten days Gon.and ater ;Le
senAnJ therefor 1t shall be lAwfd for such Coles
TOR or his deputies to proceed to collect the said dr.
Ne Or taxes With the ten censupl additional
Soods ehat:els O. effects, of the persons delinquent
. H'Vt s1A'1- jsnl4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
Readit,

Let every loyal man read the noble arti.
Gle from the Baltimore American publish.
ed this morning, and thank God and take
fresh courage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
UNITED STATES OF AMERTCAi

~
WESTERN DlsTIcT OF vIRGI4. s.
WHEREAS, libel IN a cause of l.ei.ati,, :,
w partition hath been filed In the 6ist-i,,
Court OF the United states for the Western 6istr,
Of Virginia, on the 10th day of January 1Sf3 r.
minatn Morrison, against the steamboat Ben FrII,t
lin. her machinery, tackle, apparel and fprn;tIr-
ioF the reasons ana causes the said libel rDsTti
o. and praying the usual process aud mopi;j5n ~
taid Court IN that behalf to be made and fbs. III
persons Claiming any right in said stesrnboot h,
LnAGhinerS, tackle, apparel, and furnitrre anJ 49,
Slaity Archibald Campbell, part owner tbere5F No
Se eited to answer the premises and all pms ain
btins had that the said steamboat, her mScbina-S
tackle, apparel. and furniture NAV be EoId 49, ~
PFoceeds thereof brought into Court to be dIiJ1 III
distributed according to law. anu
Now therefore IN pursuance of the r.op;,;,,, -,
ger tAe seal OF the said Court, to me directed S Az
LveFed, do hereby give public notice TO an Ia
eIL@lnS any interest in the said steanb1st rs
tackle, apparel, and furniture. or in anT Ges
eiS itFsi, that they be aud appear before the
u DISTINCT Court, 20 be held at the CITY If Nh
ing iE and for the Western District Of Tiri;o
tne 7th DAY OF February next at 10 ocloIs i ,S "a
otsnoon OF the same day, II the same shan IL i
Q! jurisdiction, otherwise on the next da ~ -; 10!
Gctou Thereafter, then and there To iHtS IHt -
SIa Tor the same and to make allegations q; 49,
JAMES 5. WHEAT, Proctor for Libellant-
;.,o, -, EDWARD NJ. MORTON.
--- Y. : Marshal W. d, of Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
Washington Hall.
GOTTsCHALK.
ONE oCCAsIoN oN1v

ME Public are respectfully informed ,b.tIN
I ooEISCHALh, the eminent Pianist and Can
!:P MI nsTs the honor Of Swing in wheeling one
Thursday Evening, January
When he win perform some Of his I,t.s, co,,,,,,,
S!ons' Shieh have caused great sensation in ~
lotE' Boston, PhiAielphs, and all The WsStsr -
tsS 4E1E9nse@eats have been made with the rSIS-
MISS CHARLOTTE PATTI.
The principal star Of the Italian on.-, -. a.,
3S1Gemies OF Music New York Botton ,n;i pbtI
osifh'a' 20 appear jointly with Mr. GottsebNIL
SIGNoR CARLO Soda.
Inc distinEui.hed Tenor, from the Ae,Isr,,. =, ,,
Is, New iorE viii appear jointly With NJ cru SLa
StE 4ed Miss CbAElotta Patti. Musical
Lii:si.n 81; No extra charge for reserved ,,.,
1tSAet may be purchased and ressrve5i s, Ats
~ %, commencing Tuesday morning Al 49, g
At So'fs 0Pea at y o'clock. Concert to eOmn.D..
------ jan94,st
fI'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE rms nav =,
49,; pAEtnershP to conduct Cieners1 prI, eo
tSsIs under the style and name Of j Nc
IN MATTHEWS,
- 100 sNnu1fy / 1865 jAn23-Su
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
For Sale or Exchnge for Citv Of
Landed PrOner" VI

8 miles from wheeling ~ ~ Sltuafed
HSa: containing near i've acres Of land Ts
stsS,s ~, TS improved, neat cottage building E55
tees Of all kindt and fine selection =, tEnlt
ian. WoI IaFtheS Information apply to i. II VIII,
ans Aonroe street, or Capt John list " "iti-
JSO Mr,T mr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
FLOWS, Flows, PLOWs

FIoR THE SPRING OF 1858. PRYOR 4 FROST
= would call the attention of Farmers aud DeaIen
TO their very extensive stock Of Of Patent and Gem
Ter Levers, Iron aud Wood Stocked Hill Sides Cen.
Ter prauEht, and Steel Mould Board PIows Of Ali
S'Zas, both right and left hand. Among them will
be tonnd every size Of the Pittsburgh Flows our
own make Of steel PlOws, GIL ( Sons Steal NonI5
board Plows, the WeIlsbuES Pillow, and fun supply
Of Iron and Wooden Double and Single ShorcI
Piows, Cultivators, &c, &c.
PRYOR / FROST.
Jams Nos 81 and g Main stree.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
JOSEPH .DARR, JR.,
Major and Provost Marshal Gent OF Va.
THIRTEENTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
COMPANY =

lou light height feet 10 inches age % years horn
in Jackson county. Va enlisted in Mason city, Va
deserted Nov. 20, 1852, at Winfield, Va.
William BrchheiG, eyes light, hair light complex.
ion light height feet 1ol inches age So years born
in North Caroline, enlisted in Hartford Massu, co..
Va, desetted Jan. 10Th, 1868, at Winfield, Va.
Nathaniel rchheld, eyes blue, hair light com.
pleIiOn fair, height feet 9lS inches age q years
horn in North Carolina, enlisted at Hartford Mason
county deserted Jan 10, 1SoS, at WinhrId, Va, Fl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
MIDDLINGs, sHORTS AND BRAN.

u PRICES,
$50 tons FINE HEAVY MIDDLINGS made from,
the best Family Flour, and unusually rich.
$50 tons BRAN AND SHORTS mixed-weI worth
the attention Of all who desirous of economical
feeding during the winter
All Of the above Feed is in good sacks ready Tor
shipment, by Pryor 4 FROST.
jams Nos. q and % Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation by the New State
Commissioners.

WYHEREAS by the Schedule annexed TO the Con.
w stituton of West Virginia, the Commissioners
therein named, have power toreconvene the ConVen-
tiou which prepared and proposed the said COnstItu
tou: AND WHEREAs- The said Commissioners II they
determine TO recOuyene the said Convention, are re-
Guired to take the necessary steps to secure repre-
scntation therein from the counties proposed to be
included the said State not heretofore repTesen-
ted, and to iill all vacancies that have occurred:
SoE, therefore, the undersigned Commissioners,
leeming II necessary to recoNVene the said ConVen-
ton take into consideration the Act Of Congress,
entitled San for the admission Of the State Of
West Virginia into the Union and for othCT purposes
approved December 81 1852 Toby this, our Proclsma-
ton reconvene the said Convention to meet at the
Custom Houscin theCity OF Wheeling, on Thursday,
rect that elections Of Delegates to the said ConTen
ton he held under and according to the laws OF
the State Of Virginia, Thursday, the fifth day Of
February next, in the following counties not hereto
fore represented that to say the counties Of Green
brer and Monroe shall each elect two Delegates and
the counties OF Morgan, Pendleton aud PoCahOntaB
shall each elect one Delegate; and that At the
time and in like manner, elections be held to ill
cancies which have occurred in the representation in
the said Convention, that IS to say: the county OF
Ohio shall elect one Delegate in place OF Gordon Bat
telie, deceased; the county of Marion Delegate
in place of Hiram Raymond. removed from the State
the county Of Mason one Delegate in place Of John
Hall, resigned and the comfy Of KanaWhA one Dele
gate in place Of James II. Brown, resigned; and that
the results of the elections in the several counties
named, be certified to the undersigned Commission
ers at the city Of Wheeling.
Given under our hands at the city of Wheeling.
this fourteenth day OF January, 1888
JAMES W. PAXTON, PIG. VAN WRINKLE,
l. II CALDWELL, EPHRAIM b. HALL,
lAnl5-d&Wtd Commissioners.
e. All the papers within the limits of the new
state will publish the above untday Of election and
send bills to tue Commissioners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27

cAPlAIS JOHN H. DlckI1's coXpASr.

Uriah MaIena, age 10 years, height 5 feet 4 ms,
eomp!e1ioa DARK eyes brown, hair brown, born in
october lst 1861, at Cameron by Capt. Dickey for
David Shilling, age IS years height IL inches com.
pe&ion light, eyes blue hair Light horn in Marshall
county. Va occupation farmer, enlisted Dee 18th,
l9o4, Al AAnnington, Va, by Capt DicEey for thrs
CT Greene CO., Pa jan26-ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27

God EuArd our nag, And keep each star
B8ch stripe 81 bright As 1ov they wave,
etill nase il lead our r1nEsip UAr.
still Goat above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that WoEld dare
To trail it.through the dust Of shame.
AL honest hearts its 10; viii share
Aad follow il 20 Death or Pane
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27
MERcaAsEs' ANp NEeHAx1c., nv
Two Houses TO Lei.

One en- Hampton street, ea,,.,n,.-
4677t ~ Possession given on or before he
ano onSOn Main street. possession Ia Ne !sS @
g JEST 70 PRYOR FRo q TPF'I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27

STA Writing Papers, Inks,
= Pens, Pen Holders, DC. all sold at old prices at
retail by JOS. GRAVES,
JAMES No 80 Monroe street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-27

80, EDWARD NJ. S0RroS
gAh-I-4A U. s MArShaI " n - -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03
A CA RDi

FTr -dsfil1e1 G. ioforned that durug his absence
L busy su5 ma .i1u e1-m IS have propassiea is4
hoo5s aud crc1 ed in1ui.l ou y zee Vest staeeis
81 coz de5 q the csity whe the sutlors re Anefh
siaasa- Ike runor. ha-h thousand onguss, and 81
lea.ly and nl.diorsly Fifn psJu9-ess
r5s = rsfstf on u 3 over rsssh have therefore
ern85 Is nr5pe- depar from the rule ol eisnne
leaes In e bore th Il the anti ots Eay q Es - 2 ~
r-- s-9 IN er7e efa.1p with is ual Iufany tne
ma coug a ho- ard creu 1r q tne gspo s oaiaAsts
- nv = .rsIoq eonssrcis, social and dt L Tut
= ~ 800 al nv alopt al the rtbp ac7 Of ny epi'
-n rod which eli ~ hopes o. happi1eH srs cen-
le-ad and 81 90 we ivod n-ng you ior l"e1y ~
weave yFth g. rrepE achn5e repuie ion y q os =
IN vsi5 d ris 'az rhs sta dad oi ne 20 ~
houo- Az tie p opsr aue these ma ers ~ ss .hFs
fvres = IN s. br5u fro tbei- hidns pl ees 70 the
- H.. .5-a-j.s A. LHVi.
f-ls
The PERI sudsoa md Cinion aa.) paIers please
copy an aend lis 10 his flss for eoheciioa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

From the Moois Rrgistsr aui Adrertiser.l
There never was -ims when the oi caution,
Never % s claiming at high water" aBplied
with more significant force than the present.
Pdces, IN almost every neessssry or desirable
commodity. have reached poiat from which 8
fall is easy aud rapid, and may be pTscipitated
at any uomeuti aud yet the mania seems still at
fever heat
This imitation Of prices has been produced
more hy a suDsFshuu9s1t currs1cY than from
any Just fable scareirYi and the time nav not
bs fsr distant when the man who has inverted
his means in bonds or other public securities,
which have fixed and permanent vaiue-equal
at least 70 Cnnfeds-ate uOtes-wil feel as saf5
and comfortable ss he who puts his gains into
sugar at fftY cents per pound, or hlur At
seventy dollars per barrel (or at even one haIt
these prices) or any other commodity at equally
fabulous prices.
Let rs make calculation. We win select,
for example, the two articles Of sugar and & ur-
The former is saiii7g IN New Orleans at. say
nius cents. ard in New York st ten--iurn shed
from our usighboring West I7dis Islands Flour
is s-lliug in Nss Orleans al $40 IN New IolE
at 50 sni IN Cincinuati st s.; and ths in 8
currency 10 batter than our owa- A fair specie
standard, pred icsted on prices outside -1e Cen
fsdsracy-fron whence our supplies vi hrF-
I for these articles would oe about seven cents
for sugar, and six TO seven dollars for four and
/ the party who has to day $40 600 iu these arti-
Z clss 81 present rates, viii have something less
I than $1,000 she moment our ports ars open OF
/ the Miss ssippi ffsa
/ Nsivhboring nations stand ready TO glus cur
/ ms-ks.s with forag1 g00is. sui the warehouses
/ bordering the Ohio and Missoufi are groaning
I Ti-h " stern produce which viii ind its way
into the Confsdsrscy in fifteen days after trade
opens.
That a change which wiz come sometime, IS
certain snd it may bs nesrer than many imag-
/ ins. II MT sud len It viii, when Is does cone,
taks the public with more or less surprise The
causes A. work are various. Tee srff Ting not
ONLY of Europe. bat the antira on e worll. Is
having its indusucs The q ST 'etion Of the
Nor.hWssr msy end to open We7fern CONNER 7ca
sooner thar many anficipst5. Buf m1rs than
either. he fact that the services Of four hundred
and 6fly Thousand Federal s0liia-a=szai-a Ia
[ little Hore than sixty davs, is matter Of ID
{ smGI import; to say nothing Of the result Ol
impending battles in the maantime.
Il viii not require setHal peace or 6nal open
iug Of the bloekads 20 bring prices down The
6rst tangible indication Of such 3 result would
convert every holder inso a sellor ard drive al
demand tom the market and that within tgsE-
tv-four hours after such belief ssflsd on
the public mind Le, ak concerned make G R0.e
/ Of this. when this time comes, as G me I VIII,
suc1 a tumble in pisces-such q malGngo O past
pro6rs-sueh 'swipin4 out" Of easy fortunes
VII be interesting to q Aaece3 pubhc, and can
ton 20 AL spectators, ssVe tlrtuate few Wh-
have bad tbe wisdom and prudence TO "stant
from andor" in due tins.
An OLD MERcHAsT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

SUPPLIES AND ISFOR1IATtoE FOR THE
RgBELs "A correspondent Of the Redmond
Dispatch, wiring from the Shenandoah yslley,
says . fov days since Yankee upstsrt belong
ing to Milroy's command summoned 50 aged
civilian to appear before him to furnish SOM i'm
formation. When duly arTaiguad, The Yankee
began:
D. you know Of any enc who has furnished
supplies 20 the rohslsl
Cd Mani believe I DO.
Yank-Who vas ito
Auswer-Gen Banks.
Ysnk--SeFgesnf take him to the guard
house Wait ahile. Now, old white headed
resell, mind whose presence yoU ars El, and an
swer correctly. Do you know any enc who has
been passing through our lines and back again
70 the rebels, carrying informationi
Answer-Yss, sir, DO
Ysnk-pFhl was id
Answer-Gen }. z. B. Stuart
Yank-Serzesnt, saks him to the guard-bouse
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

cow. and SOW and plant, until we once more
hsve q supply Of vegetables. Sow for esooage,
SOW for ksls sow for lettace, SOW for N lsfsrq,
SOW for bsets, sos for parsn ps, sow for fa1lsaes
plant for Isish potatoes plant iorsHeei peiatos
sow for sumner turaips sow--plsnt-io.
please. for mercy's sake, let nature and fertile
soil supply US with qoad eonvenient for US 4
little attention, little labor now for the nezi
three months, and the army and the country
will be saved from the scurVyi and from other
diseases, aud viii bless the good Lord, aud bless
the desr ladies for such thoughtful provision for
or,- rvar1tq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03
vF7RoRs FOX THE ARMY VERSUS
F00D FOR TBE PE@PGE.

WILKINSON COUNTY, Miss Jan. 30, 1858
EDITORS APPEAL: 1 have read in several
newspapers articles advocating the improvement
Of neeroes for the use Of the army, and propos-
ing to employ them in erecting Notifications,
driving wssons. cooking TstiOns cutting wood,
and in doing eeusrslly al the drudgery and
hard work Of camps, so as TO leave our troops
no other duties but those Of acquiring martial
discipline and Of displaying their courage snd
endurance on the battlefield, Msuy plausible
Arguments hsTs. been advanced in favor Of this
mszsure; yet It's folly is 50 evident that sm
surprised it has not appeared At once, even to
those who make he suggestion. There is q
consideration they III forget OF omit it is that
the poopls Of This Confederaey depend upon the
agr.ealturai labor Of the negro for food.
Every rezro taken from the foed and en-
ployed ia the army represents decRasa Of TIE
susply Of corn end oihar food. This becomes
more certsin and plain when We consider tbs
b lie operstion Of the eenscrips set every able.
bodied white man under forty ysa-s Of age here
tofors engaged in The cultivation Of the soil j
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

z4-- ss--isr # ~ for sale p e II the most desTE
Ris TRACTS o. PLAATATlON LAND n Lo1
se.o-s ras "a on - Ante river, nesr Lake Aaur
~ n fte uarsh Livi gsion, coz aiming nerr SIX
ssesr suad ID e.r-s. tx hnnd ed and hsty ei oP
7aof ~ p = c7efn stt
Thfs lard sr VS. eott ere aaa c5rn, eqlai 70 tne
49, erifn ir-d anf co d "a none lof shs pm.
49,. ot rfo-s rsI inr castle and hogs hsvng an eA
ts-.ea Il sr e. l.s1uliler ran ei3 esy of ascsss
5,-i-, o- ffses niles west { Ponchstouls on tie
- o.-iea.e sas Jack sou rsi sosd snd dity rites
r,or br-est of NeH Ole. MS - lakes- eaftieu-..
v5i be gwen b. aadrelsing BE unds lgns2:
.ranf 1rrsn. Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03
ARny wBDICAL BOARD.

ion q fta ca odicer Oh this Dfpartme Q ~ r
dsi.y ID ihs aatar @ o. t3- Sen te Cha o r. Med
~. e. ~ = rs rot herct1foe be % ek.rl ne1 By
srsrsf- ~ f.1 b t3ufsfsr4-e Ned cal Baard are
reo1r-f ta ,n-a azsIain tsl, or eine dong q
3D. va 1s All foa= "a d g 50 - 10 Wiz De Or peo
IL m raI. hr De ment Only no
assiz1e in ers hari1E a2po Mt cuts or letters -
i.vtatoa from tue Secretary of Wsr. win be e an
insl.
A. DE B'ard vsu vsF V'ckssurg. Msales ofaesrs on
s~sy-,1- s--l fh.- raf o p KNQDE,
rraov fsert 1rm7 b[edicB Board
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03
4 - -. -. g ! s.o.pl.aI.


A correspondent Of the Atlanta Iatslligsaesr,
amoug other remiuiseeneei Of the csmP giveI
the following, in which a young lady and sick
soldier were che chief actors
The doctor was doing the gallant % number
Of ladies'. who had visited his " ard. One Of the
young ladies. TO whom he was most exqaisi ely
agreeable, was dis.ribuiug tracts to the conva-
leseents SIC stopD-d by the bedside Of Poor,
thia, niseraoy disgidated specimen Of a sin
mr., gular hospital rat, ana began con-
gersstion " IN him
"Psor fellow you have bsen siek long time,
I supposeI"
eYes'u, han't bin with my redgement, nigh
onteT a year only stood guard Oaest since
came cut. amt had nary well day since
left
.You should use Jour tins to read thsfs
acts ana tho Blb.e, snd try 20 be good sci
der for the nexl world D. you keep q diaryl'
'.Yes'um. I've hai the dirss right pssri
about SIX months; hst I hsin't been f. for moth
10. I TAX heapol tTucl, ami power Of doctor
stuff for hiti and now 1 have a powerful misery
IN my side. and q hurtin In my back, end
bsin't got n0tbin what's done me ary good Gill
yit"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03
HEADaUARTEas DIsTEter Ga


SAvANSAH Feo Gd 1861
The brig3dier-geRersl commandisS, having
received ffom tha patriotic citizens Of 65Orgia,
numerous tenders of service, and learning that
many Others are anxious to defend This, ther
chief city, now threatened with attack, hereby
announces, flr the Information Of ell concerned,
that be desires al abls-boiied eZempis in Geor-
ga, % organize themselves into. companies Of
no. less than twenty to choose their officers TO
arm themselves with dou5ls-bsrrel guns, or such
weapons az they can obtain; to provide ihem
selves " tn all the ammunition they can secure;
and 10 hold themselves ready to respond TO bis
call
They viii not Be summoned here until the
actusl approseh Of the Abolition forces renders
their aid necessary Transportation to Ssvan
nah will be furnished; thsy-5Tiil be provided
with Talions while there, aud, as far ss possible
with ients and ammunition; the supply Of the
two last, however, being limited, every tent aud
every ounce Of smmuaihon that can be OBJ
tained mast be brought.
Arms cannot Be promised. AL companies
thst may be organized will be reported, with the
number of meu and arms the quantity Of am
munition and other supplies and the address Of
/ The officer ia commands they win be summoned
/ when the emergency arises, and vii be returned
to their homes the moment it mas passed.
The general commandiug hereby rs-
! turns his hearty thanks 10 the many patriots
who have tsndsrsd their unsolicited aid; to
/ those men OF wealth. vino, like Ih0s. 5 Msteaf
/ IF Augusta, have, in this hour, sustained the
Stats with their treasury; and to those hundre3s
Of others who had noh hing to offer bat their
/ blood Hs begs that tha notice may be rsceiv d
as reply 70 many letters which public duties
prevent BIN from answering explicitly.
The State of Georgia has reason 70 be proud
Of ihs spirit Of people. Tdrough ali these
days of peril she has not Jagged behind tie fore
/ most OF her sovereign sisters; and in this, her
/ hour Of nisl she Is not rscreant 70 her old and
/ houored nane Never washer devO.ion to pcin-
: cipa snd duty steiner, ani her great heart pull
sstes still wii' unhagging zeal
/ The brigsdier-gensral commanding IS well
assured thar thousands of PARROT citizens viii
I O gsuize snd proclaim themselves ready to de-
tead their way thejr S.ate, OF 70 talll # in the
braach beside sha brave soldiers Of the C9nfsd
sracy. who, through long and weary months,
ofeen da-ksned bY privation and vast Z dis
ease have ohseduHy waissd here TO N . tha
enemies Of taeir country.
I BY command Of Brgadier- General MeTt =
GgO A. MeRcER, A. y =