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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-24
ApJUTANP AND INsPECTOR-GENERAL's
OFFICE,
RIcHzoED- Janus.y : slh; 1893.

RTcHYoHD Januatv 6 b, 1893.
TINE following ders plIal shed FOR the iufofma
ton and Euidanca Of all concerned;
I Rec-rszing the necessi Of otncers OF railroads
bsviu full control cf their b5snes in order 10 ensure
safety and dispatch in transportation, mi iay otncefE
sre brouoiied from interfering with Ito engines ears
n4fuq cf trains or th tie control and management
fn any way Of railroads
III When ransp6 6rston Of troops or t-eghts by rail
rosf il ne ess sgy uuRFtrussts or oiher aIthorized
eic-r shall make reqas ton for the same up tbe u
eripte dent OF proper officer of he rairosds Furnish
ing the necessary dence OF transportation aud delF
eTi.a the troops or freight to be transported
III in ID event that more freight is to De transport
ed over any road than the road hes the ability 10 carry
rostlv the oHcsr Furnishing evide ace Of transporta
F;en " il indicate to the rad ID officer what sh ii take
precedence n the absence OF any speeis oreer as TO
Whist fire ght nha 81 hsi, tie EaIc "a oesi sat1 De
governed by any general order the Quarternaster Cen
erai may issue in regard the eto-
". Where tro5pa or freight is o be moYe4 eur OF
tts sua routine OF a road he officer having charge
Of 1ch movement will fv vi the super nendeAt or
-r osisar of he rosd on which The movement Is to
bs 7sd4 The dy and hour OF departure, and when so
fxed ms ps or fright must be ready al me sf
p 5iutsd zine. -
,Vua movement at any partic1isr mt ice eoolillu
T. ofHear al such 5 post win communicate folly the
srsctsr and extent Of serv ee 70 tie prnepal oacr
oi the ID roads from - ca III required ana ask
t ual supesvi ION Of the proper rarsad ofleers
~ ~ -,asie-s sn5 eouamisssriss viii exercise
discre ion ID sAoping fri sht not wanted for immediate
Nc and tat may be ored at safe snd convenient
tai inF care uot to block up roads and thereby
1mpee cepcrtaIron
VII when it is necessary TO send spe eal messenger
with frei hit, such messenger must traYei WIN lnS
eight placed n bis ct arge a1d bis transpor aon sha
b. 20 spe7h q on s race in order 90 prevent MIN IRON
ravelinsi anv other vvay. .-f q, -,11s5I
VIII i rodng ofeers VIII permit oonscI ts ioisa d
viile In The employment OF railroads, TO remain a.
their dufes u3tl Colonel VIM ~ Wae.ey' - a q ",
ma eide ss to who Of them il is necessary sh 'uo De
detained Tor SER ice on the road.
TX Auv violztoa Of these orders, or remiSsness on
tbe rat Of rs-1aa officers TO perform promptly al
overnssnt tansroitation " Il be reported 70 Colonel
WIN N Vsd ev A. 4. 6. WHO will indicate from time
70 time where lis headquarters viii be.
By order, -
i.1ol- A5iut=nt a1d TusDect0r-fa e7ersl.
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A VeritnbIe History.

We puhlisk below chapter of Chronicles written by
y ankee after the defeat Of Mcclellan at Richmond,
and printed in a Yankee newspaper called the Funny
FelI07o The paper from which it Is extracted was
taken from the pocket of dead Yankee in the streets
of fredericksburg
And it came to pass in the days Of the great rebellion
Being in the year two Of the Confederate States,
That the no des Of the North rushing down upon
the capital, even npsn the royal city Of Richmond
Coming by way Of the Chiekehomnyr
Led by a mighty man, even McCielan,
Who it is said by some. and By others denied, was
vised voyage that the health Of his men might i'm
And whom it has also been whispered in the dark
aforetmes leased Of the Ruler Of the South certain
swamp Cor a national csmetery
And the men were landed on the Peninsula, even be-
tween the rivers.
Even toward the capital of the Confederate States
And they that they could hear the clocks
strike.
Yea it was even averred that watches could b heard
to tick In the fobs of the T. F. VS.,
And that babies could be heard crying in the nursery
refusing the maternal breast but leaping with JOY at
Like unto one Beauregard, a valiant captain.
New Il to pass in the days when tho warriors OF
And had even hled ssyel corner lots in the before
mentioned cemetery;
But their wise and great warriors said one unto
another,
Our hearls ache for them; yet 10 they are our enc
That, though we welcome them to resting place,
we want not a GogOtha among
And our anger is stirred by their coming SO near.
Now it to pass that warrior arose in their
council and said
Lo I VII go in behind them and what there is to
hinder their going back.
And this warriors name was Stuart even horse
man
And he went,
And he returned and reported that there nothing
in the way.
Then the chief ruler said
Arise, oh, ye valiant sons and drive them back.
And righteous man, the follower Of the great JEFF
ferson-eYen one Stonewal-arose and went forth,
With many others,
And did the bidding Of their rulers
Then the Chief Of the NOrtherns said
Lo have changed my base, and have done much
harm to the enemy.
ORLkEDo F. GLAscoCK, " srampion."
August %, 1852
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rsrnenecls Id GaIresIon.

For period Of jast eighteen months on the ID inst,
Csvesson is now without any bl0eksdng vessel and 1t
is gratifying TO be able to state that the blockade
again established it will have to be done by some thing
move fhau old huks Of mere sail vessels Although the
Gamers that captured the Harriet Lane and defeated
he Federal feet were not by any means lifted up as
rams or eased with ron for want Of time since Gene
raj hfapruder assumed command, yet we believe they
viii speedily be rendered tar more lormiaaoe or
tunatey we have the material to do II and we are glad
to see that there lack Of disposition 10 put It
to proper use Of determi asson TO meet the enemy
whenever be makes another attempt TO enter our hrDo
BY this victory we have added largely to our future
means Of def.nse for have aecured many large
The gunboa for purposes we could have selected
from the whole Federal feet for while she Is strong asd
Of light draft she admitted to be the fastest steamer
the Federals had These with the other acquisitions IN
arms munitions and Of various kinds under suc
commander as Gen MagrHder and with such able ana
terTnined officers and has been selected 70 as
sist him from among the very best fighting ma.eEal q
Texas give the assurance that Galveston WA never
have 80 submit the disgrace Of another SURRENDER anu
that If it ever taken il viii be one OF ihe dearest con
quests the enemy have ever made
We have only to name he men VINO no" noi4 ~ -
mand under General Magrudar, TO satisfy those VINO
know them that what say s no iae oFaVeua
tor to General haQfuders efficient and accomplished
taft we nav name come old Texas hgntels VINO lAss
seen some service in former times as wen as more
centlys Brigadier-General SeuEry no" ~ eI 81
Galveston; Colonel DeBray, Colonel Jas. heAey @ Col
r Gre r. Colonel Bagby, Colonel Cook Coionei to R
Colonel P. Hardeman, Colonel GRIMM - 49, - M =
Bsvler who assisted in the retsking u FaNeeseH =
private and who is still ready to take any Poso 49,
signed him and though last, 5y no meaus Les.i ~
/ Leon Smith, who, understand, IL now apYoil'eN ~
| General Msrruder to the command OF our hesN
We could many others noloins suOo - = 80 80
tions who hsve the ability and daring qulste 70 exc
cute the mos. hazardous enterpFse.-Daty At0s' 'Hs
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gY mCLANAHAN & DILL.
GENERAL ORDERs.
HEADQUARTERS ara BuLTr AIRY DISTRICT
DEPAR RTMENr MISS. AND EAST La
cox

,
JACKSON Jsnus'y 18th, 1853
ALL OF eers and solaiers arriving within The m
SIS Of d militia po3 OF IN the czse OF regiment
or 6e aehrents the ocsr in eommand Of the same VIII
al ores ranort themselves at the office Of the mmsnd-
ant of tbs post few doors above tbe mississipplan
Office on Capiol street, Sd Nv their au hfty ior pelAg
within tbs i'm Of he post snd receive written ~
,rssien 20 remsia. The commanders Of reg,ments on
5efachents Of 20 dies i transitl viii permit ne o-
r or soldier 70 visit the q Of aeks9n save on set
mi tary business. The permission 50 gfanaeo must %
in writing and specify the nature OF the business sno
Ia no ca VIII any privsie OF party Of priFales os
psrmitted to enter the city Ct jackson uness unQe
rborsa Of reliable non commissioned officer and 50
ioa as Fuo ge1t or de aeauent ot selaiers fsnsn
yiasn the limit. Of this post ths e1hcer colnna'ls
VII be held icssonsibe for the good ecnagcl ot eis
men aud for any depre aiions committed by them Al
officers and pi ates assigned to duty al this post 'sho
rave net hretosre reported viii at onos reRer snow
by what aufheri , t5ey were thus assigned reelstst
their namss and receive WFlttea csiun0''7 % 80
III The commander o. the camps Of psroied PRISON
r slrrson iu charge Of h1T ital and Raaaanders =
enc alr ents sill never perri more 'haA Two g. l5LL
r,rld 10 be absent at snce, except upon nalHtsIy
bus s. aud then always in squads unarr chstge q a
n n CONS IS foJ ed ofissr. Ne ocer o. prsAls soiulS
vii b. re nittsd to So ep without he liats OF as en-
susrt OF be permitted 10 remain within me tlts o.
TsoFs "a effer rine O'clock ai night except "a re go
Of rurh officer or pTivatss as are connected win ne
var On department. 4 the eiy, OF nass 'ns
tn oomasnder - the post ter the same 49,.
III or al persons, save s,iaiers via LL1A-t -
80 ser- frasa r-oFor Iaiisfy aaih5rlyi passport
WI le rsgaTsG 5s5S 4ss I N sas 81 81 ef Is fo adeH
Z I'D the limits OF t1is post eAcpt upon ine NIAteA
cor ept of the commander Of he posL
" The officer asst ined 10 duty as oiheer q the Gay
viii ese tha the above orders B-e caTefuAy compl ca
with ard Esil esied and rspct-d 70 he once
OF the command mt Of the post sl ohcers aud privatet
fhat have not their orders iudorsed Reported, and
sg by TIE comm ndsnt 81 the ? 81 exc he',es
sach Fe e-sl osserE mbeTs OF the an snd erd r
lies or coarefs conn cted with their headquarters Al
present va biz ths Il sits Ct this po I.
V No permits foc officers or so era to visit TINS city
wi be recognized without the innorssuIent OF tie d.
Vi sicn O. B issds c0mmaoGer-
JOHN ADAMS,
Brigsdier-G General CommE1diHg,
5.7f 7v- 9TH Military Disr Ct
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RICHM0ND va


JANUARY l0th 1863 5
Vryrrr f,Iovyinr officers and men have been day eX
I cbsre Vi and are hereby so declared
- M a Sc=rs and men captured in kentuekyI zen
---s, AIeb sHpa Rlis- issip9i Georgia Florida and
so-,,b ,-s-oif1a NJ y December lUth, 1902
- an ogoers and men caPtared in Missouri, Ken
tuclv New Mexico. Ar zOna Arkansas ana Loulsiaas
up 20 January lst, lco3 . -, q. ,as
,rs and men Of tie CoofederGte serFlce oa so 70 a.
,r ons captured in arms OF hostile stray ag nst ~
Tinted Ststes whatever may have beeI nc HAIAce
of the military orgsnizaeus te which Trey were -
tacbed and may have been t1e terms =! t9
1aroIes eivea by them IF they in Eede a prisons
thew are II be Iuedst " re eased an dehYered 70
the Confederate autho ites.
4tb Al. Bersous who have been cap ured on the s7a
December l0th 1852 If siy fuch are IA kedera pre-
ous they are o be Immediately released sud delivered
TO the COufsdgrs authorities
5t1. AL Confederate officers and men Who lave oeeh
delivered ST City Point up 70 January 9th, 1863
oh An Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered Al Vic-sb burg up TO December I'd 1897 anu
Including ssitdate
s,eipted Vilksburg up to Deeembsr Sd lSo2 and
f1c udnz said date.
sth Az Conf ae ate officers and men csptured aad
,sro ed az i derrick burg Va, in Dscem5er, 1867
,.b an Confsdersts offcegs and men captured ana
r,e--t, zt Cisldsboro', n. c., in Decenb'r, Iso2
1cfh o her miscellaneous and minor exchanges ci
T5t fl,. snuropriste officers W Ii be duly Informed
N0TF- vi Confederate officers and men who haa
49, r-nt.r : IN Virginia Maryland, before he hrst
- ,---a,,ra- SO and All Confederate officers and
15en vbo st any time hld been ee ive'ed at a ken
T.-5,v ,ysre deg jared TO be EXCHANGED 0v former
l. - r. ROBERT OULD,
49, ar ~ Agent Of Excharge.
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Witaud Wisdom.

A heroic soul is seornful Of being scorned.
The universe is the visible garment of the invisible.
No conn is felt for the sthor who denies sleep
to him eff to siye it to his readers.
In disputes men take hold Of thought by the wrong
handles.
volatility Of words is earelessness in action words
are tbs wings Of actions.
beautiful lady smiles are magnets to draw metal
from the purse
She is g mean mother who runs up q milk-scOrs
against her baby.
Ifthe wave threaten TO elguf you don't add BY your
tears 70 he amount OF water.
The true Is willing to ole whenever it s best not
to live.
To conquer fear, always do what yOu are a-rAid to
d..
He who doesn't love gardens viii never be in Para
disc.
Many husband practices great deal Of stern denial
toward bimselt-but only his other self
Jut thoughts often fail to produce just deeds but
just deeds never fai to create just thoughts.
It doesn't necessarily fellow that msn viii take
what doesn't belong to him becsuse hs has hook nose.
II womsa does not speak her secrets With her lips
she is to tell them in her letters. He- pen Is csr
tain TO split
If husband and wife are fast couple their is Danger
in their case as in that OF team that the coupling
" Il break.
The true lover If he 50 far orgets himself as to in
d1ge joy when alone viii feel if he guilty Of
robbing his partner.
He who seeks 10 ners the quaati-y Of his lands BY
prosecuting groundess claims, viii probably ind
himself ground oss his claims.
In coed many dry goods stores there should be q
ch ngs Of men, unless the will adopt change OF
measures.
Girls ard boys have too great fondnsss for Unipe
iruitssE eeialy tbst which grows upon the tee Of
/ love.
Adopt yoar means o your ends The fiery stesds Of
/ Apollo might not work well At ths plow or drsy.
To dsvove on science the duties Of re ion,
gon the duties Of science is 10 bind together tie living
q the dead.
VIII Mount Us-r-r~g ,evy4rars- t.F1f.t.
mestq Because it sends forih columns Of smoke and
volumes Of g's
/ A Traveller on New Hampshire railroad speaks Of
/ ending iron-clad doushauts az one station.
! Why is it expen i've to keep pigeonsf Because you
/ must have q EOus ss-msd (hOuse mads) specially for
| them
Why does an eugraver suffer 'ess in drowning than
| other people9 BeCauze he Is used 10 die sinking.
What is that which is ever before as, can never be
| seen ami yet al are looking " I'd tf Tomorrow.
If a man, who has sTinded res5r TO The slow pro-
cess Og law to recover damlg be is likely enough to
| de ahile recOv ring
Many who wes- goggles for sore eyes would be cured
by washing their yes vita brandy aud wearing their
! goggles 0Ter their Bouthi.
If person immsrses himself wholly in business for
IS sake. he may be good @heel or pin or screw
but he is not q cultivated nan.
Let new star be dissovered-snother diamond upon
the of eternity, and unborn millions inherit
| ors Of ne glory Of its knowledge.
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TIE INVASION OF NORTH CAROLTNA.-Burnside's
ia lure Fiedeeksburg las for the present at lssst
atisded ths Lincoln gOverrm mt that d eet invasion
of Viraiuis Is an experiment. hazardous and too
costly 70 be repeated Ths cloud Of which lately
rs ed 50 esvily usou the Old Dominion is gathering
new IN another quarter Within the next fortnight t
is likely that Nortl Caroins will pass through terrible
ordeal A vast comb nation Of the Ysnkes land and
naval forces will be hurled az inst her seab ard The
enemy will strain every 20 Obts1 possession OF
tne \ Il aington and Weldon railroad, which he
fanciss t. be the Aehilss hasi Of Richmond And if
any Of the ella be still in serveesls cond too,
after their late dis 2str0ua voyage, Wilmington viii
prob bly be the FIST Southern city to encounter these
untrisd monsters.
FoTui isb as this grand 5ment aQainst the old
North state will undoubtedly be- believe that
vsasrss are Feady for the shock They have had time
to prep And while We may scareey g0De to equal
the inva5ers in numbers have good grounds 70 BE-
eve that when the day of trisl comes Go'dsb ro' will
tell sVaiu the story Of Manassas Of Fredericksburg,
and III he Chickahominv, ard thst ms what may,
wilmington will be st0uily and cbstinate-y held
f,karlcsf0u Mercury
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JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON No GENERAL--I! IS painful to
bavs ones eonfdsncs IN the character abilities Of
dstngufsE rudsiy shaken or so ind ones cher
ished convetiO-s dsus0ns ii ugh they were dssipa-
ted But the oge Of facts is inexOrabs, and by that
ozic we fore7d to conclude at the pubis and
selves have been deceived ia believing General jose ph
E. Johston great general For see, General Johnston
sad his staff down the train from Merdisu th
morning but Instead Of taking exelusive possession Of
the ladies car statonng sentnss st tie entrances and
eroWdng the passengers-nea, women and children
civilians and solders-1ti box, pstform any other
50 Of ears-ss generals iess ia rank than be have
donehe quietly ook seat in the baggage car, COZ
timed IN t 90 Mob le a1dworse than al-eVen looked
after his bsFg7ge when he arrived at the city STA
tiOa Ike any mortal There, good reader, is
it not conclusive shown that General Joseph E. John
son fa no general mobile Nsi0s.
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For the Memphis Appeal
MEN OF THE SUNNY SOUTH.

Hark It's the eali-to arms Yes, arm
Men Of the Sunny South
Grim visaged war sounds the alarR,
Men Of the Sunny South
From city, village, cot and farm,
Hasten. then, to meet the storm,
And repel the vandal swarm,
Men Of the Sunny South.
'Tis freedom calls to frsemen brave,
Men of the sunay South
From despOt chains our land to save,
Men Of the Sunny South
Behold, above you proudly waves
A banner bright, not meet for slaves,
Made dear to Us by patriots graves,
Men Of the Sunny South
Hear ye not the cannon's rosrf
Men Of the sunny South
laundering on your native Shore
Men Of the Sunny sOuthl
The mountains. valleys echoing Ger
With voices of despotic power,
Sloeet Liberty shall rnls no more,
Mes OF the Sunny South
Still look up toward heavens own light,
Men of the Sammy South
Rush forward to defend the right,
BIen Of the Sunny South
with glittering arms and ssbres bright,
Then for your homes and country strike,
'Gainst bass hireliags trained to fight
Men Of the Sunny sou.hl
At home, abroad, Ger land and sea,
Men Of the Sunny South
Brave champions of sweet Liberty,
Men Of tbe Sunny South
Crowned with laurels shall you be,
Praised in measures Of poetry,
Sung to sweetest melody,
Men Of the Sunny South
Amid the war-clould's rolling dun,
Men Of the Sunay South
The bate s fought, the victory won,
Men Of the Sunny South
Fame procIaims with silvery tongue,
Soft, dream ike, as a fary's moan,
A glorious star mid nations come,
MsH Of the Sunny South
Miss, January, 1863.
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uEAi5OITA RTERS STATE Or AlsSleslKFh
Jackson January 18th, 1853
nsior-General T. c. Topper:
you will issae ord rs the several commanders
# ou..snies bat alions and regiments 70 r~taT IN
f6eir G. mauds eli der forty years q age Who
f-e elrsadv been detailed er volunteered 10 the ser
80 II fbe Stsle special Oroers No 10 ssuea from
- F7- soererg OF Lieutenant General FenoeTtoIs
,T-ser fn tr actions fr The SecrstsrT OF WR con-
spds thai ID men under forty years o age now serH
i1s in Nlssiss ppi State oranza ons "a not se lntef
fsred With tv enrolling cfeers IN the dis0sndng OF
said organizations. - ~, l
counties ia the State and draft therefTom sufficient
,1rber Of men to fl eafh company now ordered int
ee-vice to the number Of seventy, iacluoi fomIla
re5 oicers and csuse ali a5sentees TO return imIne
si tely 20 their lnlnaDds q,
~ Yon VIII order ali field, company and stat Gin
nj in active service and all white mates between
- as of eighteen and hfty, who are ether PeFInS-
-ti or ten5tora iy residing in the state, 70 os N,
i@5e5 IN lie draft except sueh as may be hsDle ana
bave moi been aisehsrged from censcrpuon- A., tnoss
siscbsrqsd from c a cupfion ana those oAeeAIs seu
from state service by reason OF surgeons eeunca
together vita those who exempt ON eonsersP loh
81 act of Congress- are to be incuaso ~ $50 .is' M
less sDeeally exemet by the laws q tne - r,,
- order Of JOHN J. PETTus ttof fern2I e,I - So
p, .1yt;ef Jones S. HAMILTON
l-a--1' A ASfutsut and Inspector Gene Al
state Of Mississippi
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ego that the exports and imports Of Charleston and Sa-
Eannah large they have ever been before the
blockade The little steamer Kate owned by house
N Liverpool hiss been ia and out Of Charleston some
thirty times. She draws eight feet Of water, floats
i've feet above water, makes only eight knots an
hOur, carries four hundfed bales, and plies between
Chs lesion and Nassau with the regularity Of Brook
lyn ferry boat She generally makes The trip IN four
days Her success has been wonderful but trust the
pitcher will go once too often to ths weil'
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am especially Indebted for the sueesss attending my
efforts would not forget my other oihceTs ana le1 I
but TO mention the Of soae when al liu
v}d be an Injustice when zach in the face o terrible
velsys Of musketry canister and grape snet IIo ~
artillery charged to the ssnnons mouth and sent osA
char before the winds nor would forgst Providence to
whom all praise Is due.
Very respectfully, your obedient servane
Jso S. e5RIFFITH Lieutenant Colonel,
Comdg lst Texas Brig. Cav, Maurys Oiy,' a W. T.
To Major-Gen Earl Van Dorm, COmd g A. W. T.
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r Rice cheek slightly Archibald Joyner, neck, slightly
Jo epl F. Joyner arm slightly; Elicit h Crook leg
slightly 5oa
u; severely wounded SO slightly wounded Al MISS
ing 8 Total killed wounded end missing, lUS
90 r. 81. HARWELLi
kdiutant 18th Tenn. Rag. Volunteer