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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-04
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- I'u.ahr, uut % aron.n - Ah.olutel .bbor.
MI a ma, hovty,I, can toloI ts HE pr -,
core o. .cLes. 'rip' oni r.'hs, rnsvo-ru,to r Hhss
Essqi'nisG1n' I%N ne ,h'n, sad 'hrfort COO
IA ~ ISL nst - ,..'u:,al iar = s.n.A'u h. IA a
,sc p,r .T ','I , ~ f,nt1nsH 'l.i snt'
when i,sf 80 't5' thai .GOi Rtip's -.}AP IN
.os s2' ut "2f f'sh,', IN s..weo,h 'nd
compoa d '.iAnt .nd csu q we'd ettl.r Il had ~
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iIQ, 10 ROTOR "a ~ ; It =. - ~ ' eS.or ~
Iu,ons VI h CLOTH 81 handkerchief GJt BALLS
LILY WHITE i.'u inuacsn' co.l,e &c to. .,it.nirs
AZ InNs.,ns ~ ~, Pound At IN. fLLlA 900,
vAv hcoW GtsHds IL
Al o. tNwNbEUktR IlCKLTJ
II -6n'.1 ~.ll "a more ih.1 aay u,r.oa IN M.
s. "5 ,6.u l'syis - asmond'' "a: nee, e.tiry.
,s.r, % 81. you'd i, We 20 q, heorc aip,..rS ..
'" HHpI' ing M Bl"'6tI -, upstairs, 70,
j. tug-rtW NBROkEKS' TICKE1i
other penon n IN ci'y, Tor i.rke,- fot psch.r, d
snt NOM c-s ~ .aysrce du on @ '' ,r 1 t
nri q place 81" iiroadsSy,eoi Houston at, ny st,u
r AW BrSIhEsS--I PROSI UTf OR pF
~ end GOOD c..s IN any cont and charre no 6,
dn not .uecr,d Adyicr nee lue,~rpti1nat = rc
ierrnc"e. u. MOVIES, CouHeil,or-St Law :, N.....
81. sec nd floor. 90
DAWhHEOkfh : TICKETS WANIEI !
L It 40 LHr'.T,f me door ,ut ~ Rl.,rv I~rii
pa the he- prc. t'r 'ick"- of diam .u.s .atrh,
rvary. tIu'. -iiss dry goods aud o'hnI a lot o,
over CCAts SAhttd. Agl
DROIECTNE WAR ,LAlM ASSOCIA.
lloN r." b.eot. Of The A.-o-Ai on Are 10 ,eeir.
9 tnldis AZ VA or', and their fan Ars any clam.
iu p'hs' n, pay AID bounty sli ~ CIV. Ay,-- aut
Information I. them ttfhut.t rus', aud TO I,-y,.t
HAud Ncains q on am fhp t,overnn., ii Anol g..
non N peI.1n OF o. i"t'T should b. l. AIDE 10 IL NEf
GhbENf lAIIl Sec s. Char ut, Nes Yors &.
SOlDltES - CAMP IN me FIELD. on
- ~ ihe II tai ,ck sound q, r,r ,ra Il thss
comforts e acme, prizu hshlF the p,c.tsc. .srt h.
th"r Fi-rf 4hl uAEllf. INPtLsS!' - Iioal
Nay, s'ud day to tine Army, at a.. pJ.ut a. y,I Io.
iae- ' - 49,
WELL WORTH \ rElN--rElL NTS
w colt MRI,N HALN, or
Ma. Al Ham Lssros,,rr,A
10 aetncv lodged hy tiuss vi, ave r,.i I, t, I'm,
be-. p'~TAA lul 50 g., SiLd hoy have yer t..a h
no, ou.J pr vents tN0 h-ig from IA In. .ut h'trL
II pelsry red TN, rss ere ue h. 'ra 4, III r.mI
out IL tn. BALM dors not a1.ompi.,L H. IN t1Ins
sse M II keep the heat p II, st. lean AMI frr.
IoM ethHIuH cures az i t.A,s OF tie .capA Ans
s,Esr I,h,ned I, aud Flr.T o tho han Pr.parO i NJ
!" Yo,t KEAUFt CT'."' tNT S.a and .. ~
So snd cor A'euue - au4 ho.,tIu It. Fr,c. Soy,
90 RARE RECEIPTS.
l.iLs WHAT TO Do, hNp row robyu
'"a ok 80 IT, > W d fal lIIEt| CONT.
IN bIItuI NNDN co. FubI he..
t'' NJ, az pio.dSay, sesi1i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-04

FoE rtR iiAiK, B,EuYs TEICnruRRouS.
The bet ana chtaItNt ,rt.c" Scld bv druggist. 5ul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-04

ilt'itNG rAS - 90 NitAMth MANY.
lANb, lrNvrs f.cs SIP, At :. NJ. west 2,ta
- I'yy 49, p =. Nui lH',f at a, d.'II
bnt ana ltg.a ou hnafd. "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

! benes fractured BY she'll Brought 70 the city
I Csps Cot, company /, 8Eb North Csr0iiza
/ SLIGHT injury 70 eyes.
( wm. williams, company C, 23d Georgia
I Gsfh wound in thigh.
Wm. GaalruB, company z, 54sh Georgia
slight wound in The head
On oUadn7 1ns sergeant and two pEiYstel
were wounded.
A cool AND BRAVE ACT.
d uing q heavy bombgdment st Battery
Wagner, about g week since, one Of the eEe-
my's sLels fell Ia front of an ineh gan. tszr-
M swsy the 1arapgt and exploding ia the gua
chamber, killing two and v1unding several men
SsyEeaat Welsh, of the Ist South Carolina er-
til.sry, Who had 1asn detailed for q line as ord
nauce sergeant, being present, arranging the
ammunition for tAa nighg, seeing that the aW-
alHg with which the men had shaded them
selves had caught Ere, instantly tore il down,
ard discovered taTt the fire had ignitsd the
sgdxe (samuniii0nl barrel Just filled, and beth
ea.her and wood were burning fast. With ra-
n-arkaBl8 presence Of mind and c0Olnsss, be
quickly seized . pot Of coffee Hesr bV and sx-
rIngEished the dama that, il a marreut more,
would have exploded among the already deci-
mated detachment SLch an act Of herosm
should net be left UEcAronielcd 0r unapprsci-
atsd.
A YANKEE LETTER INTERESTING Dis
CLOSURES.
Tie letter bag of the United States runboat
Ottawa, WITH letters TO friends at homs sstea ss
late as the 29th in8tsRt lsstsd ashore on sas-
u-day nighEs sRd ID Ia the possession ef head
5usrse-s
By letter rom shs captain (Lieutensnt Com
maudiHg William Whitney, 20 his wife, and by
th0se Of other officers, we are informed that the
Yankees bav5 entertained t1e idea Of breaking
up cur hs-bor distractions by night operations
znd actually made the attempt last Wednesday
night vita the m1Hit0rs and two gunbsals
o. which the Ottawa was one. " Violent squalls
Of rain and wind ara given as rssson for
their having turned back before reaching the
distractions, Of whiCa the Ysnkes nei2hhors
have apparently Sc wholesome q dread ans So
hTg1 on es simats. The attempt they say, was
90 be made agsn on the night Of the 29tB inst,
Saturday, ana as il was not dsne It is to be
presumed stormy weather again intsTvonsd be.
tween the monitors and Sur obsTuctioHs, whick
stand intsct. We 1sties the captain Of the OF
tawa was sick on the % b. However, this did
net prevent him from writing model letters for
his frieHds, In his leng and minute descriptiens
of his daily life and events, end in ths express
sion Of ais ardent cgnjugsl 8Hsctisn
From sss effssi9n we learn, as was antici-
ps.sd that very many eff their elscers in the dast
81 are breaking down and being sent home eon-
hrHslYr from the inceB5ant wear and tear on
thsm in this climate"
Il appears in the attempt 30 destroy our eb-
HiTUcfIoas, the Psssaic got aground, and was
near bu:uE abandoned by her crew.
The Ot50wa has thrown $4,000 pounds ef
shot sad shell, snd burned II 900 pounds of
powder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

AN ACCOUNTS Gam Nes Orleans sts-s that ire
Fsde-aIs sr- coming over hsFg very so8n, to
aqebb.e up" M05ija THev affect 10 be quite
srrs Of sn assy i55 d .. E.cEsaurg lss made
,b,m rssn again sad tlruej their hosds. Well,
NsbIe bss been taking lessons too. and asr
gt1yi,.s DO not da5s .rJm zoe ta-l OF FicksburF,
ant lrasa ths gacr ico oi New Orleans. Ne
bsus here prosecuted branches Of practical en-
-iz.sriny SIMILAR 90 those described al S4val-
al We have bcunad ourselves ID and the
Yankees ca with (, zi8ese sails so0Ve gr5Eadi
sa8 Of hOspi,able preparations TO receive the
prsmised visits uE6eT sud On t1p % sarthl
Z which sH-rl us the g5Itses asslrslcs t1sl ''OuT
houae Is IA oldsr' for ell tho aveaiGalhas Of
war Many PEOPLE ia the interior tsks Il tor
grszt ts5 Lhsl Msbls must knock ualgT 10 tAs
YsBka1s 40 soon ss 1hsy knock rs our doors.
They are - muCh mistaken a5 tie KEEEess are.
il Msble Is half % ws4 defsaasa So
Cbmlesl9n has 1ssa, the g-idiICH aag
viii never g. ever g. EscEsburg was
sappsssd 20 5o impsegnabls by these people.
aHd Gheu d tall l4e b5iIem 0f tao ius OF deten-
sfys aagirssTing isl 1ui via taem and a0iHing
could BE- 8sia sgaiEst lns aukscs Yet a sand
battery % M0rus and aas for forty days re-
sirtsf 3 fire 30 which shut O. Sa1aatsso was
~ Dlsv. Oar uuneBs.uI friends l The inloriaf
vii DerbsBs BE- surprised 20 hoax the opinion
thst sfeBi.o Is eu-lg-l li.an Ficksburg b. d Ia
- mana Of oEaaga snd defense. That is cur
opirieu. and Hha1 Tie iriei comes i will BE-
vrris8 Gov Shooter i0s. bis election mainly ,
b. he pahishe efforts 70 supply Toe labor -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

The FhilsdePbis HTpTsr says tie draf. ha-
ialleR rather heavily upon The -~sEsrs o.
that city. The entire regular corps consists
OF some twenty 90 izdefa tigables," OF which
number No less than nine have seen drawn.
On Tuesday the draft was completed in the
| 4sh snd 7Ek districts, srd IN two wards Of the
S.h district, New York city.
The Herald contains the following parargepA As
a1song IFS Washington telegraBls:
Q. Edwards Lester, clerk 10 the War De3srl-
msnt, was arrested last Monday st Harbsr's
Ferry, with Important Documents intended for
the eHe'ny IN his possession. L.estar Is suslect-
Cd of having been in Concentration with the
reoais for sone time, snd has doubtless given
tsem much valuable intelligence.
Sat q aasTt tune since man MSS esrtUgsd a-
Brentvilia, Va, while on his way 70 Richmond
With dispatches froR some ona Ia The Wsr Ds-
PartmsEt, and Is IA believed that the Eecus5d fur
aissed the information Lester has Ggures eZ-
tsusi7elY in literary sRa political circles, and
his srrest bas caused no little esmmeiioa He
was for ssms tiEas es1s9l At ere Of the lieiian
ports, and until recently VA. employed in tA0
lstsrisT DspartuseRt.
A despatch frua Phiisdslphia rsconuis the
dastEacteH OF tho Bdhss s,ssrHeE Hsbs. OF New
iHiet, AsTta Carolina, on he 18Th instant, while
attempting to run the blockade vilh stores for
the Csnfedsras5s The United States steamer
Nplsn dissavarsd her and gave chase The
HeBe vas ran ashore, but was set OF fro by the
crew Of the NiRhsR, who b0lras1 Ear, the Con
tedeTstes on shore iriHg at their boats all sbe
time. She was fRally destroyed, though one Of
the boats ersw from the &iph6n fsl iato tao
hands Of the ConfedeTata5
Lord Lyons aHd suite arrived at Hamilton,
Canada West. on the evening Of the 25th, on
their way to MsztTssl and Qsebec.
A rebel BriVstssr, fornsTiy the John Roe, of
New York, new csled she ArDsridgo, and COM
maadsd BY II. F q Key OF BslrmCTs, had ar
rived at Foo Chsw, Chins, where she IS watch
ing t0 prey GPsn oar ceamsrcs. Sas Is q
schsensr, large azd fsss
Geld in Nav York On Tuesday feil % I'D 10
1914, sad exchange I35 per cent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

II q capital lstier from an Ctucsr i1 Lss'8
amy 90 his father i1 Richmond 1ccurs lie fai-
[ lowing passage, WhiCh ~ would recommend
/ al reconsEu0honists 20 inwaudlv d.Fasts
Let no man be is3 into the beIa. tist s7n.a
oipatioH and political equali17 vsul u1t inerr-
ably follow submission 10 the North es t-e enss
now stands. Apart lrOm ths a-o.vad p1rnasa q
fhs G7vemmgnt a very H.t.e roaeoain a
show tdat Mr. Lincoln must insist rI11u .--s-dei
rei=izing citiEsHship in lhs conquered S-sies-
His Dsrzy mast rsfFiu power. Ehs h5rfh s.
dissdscisd, sud majority Or ihs people in s9ua
Of the States oppressed 90 him Ha cau only n.-
vent the loss of power 10 two Hsy5. Bic inust
either assume By bribery on oT torca -e rasflsia
the free expression Of the people of Ire li et-
aa States or he mast sec1rs enough votes "a
ihose States % RiVg his party o m1iaritr. Win
The aid Of ne votes he can command frn-- ths
S0uthsm Sistas, where be waul have no -esl--s-
t1n upoa his power The elections ia 1r.--
Hampshire and CJuuec.isut show har, - ~
viii venture % Influence sse -rfrs-es ~ ~,
people; hose FRI Maryland Western Vi-.s--s
Kentucky aua Missouri shsw how ~ hs M
compel the votes Of those com9's.slF fa -
power.
Now, By mauumitinz The negroes srf or-siro
them votes, he would accomplish two i7u9-.-ae
results He would iucsa5s the numb-r -
eieefoTel votes in tas South, by a51as sbou.
A.ouO0uD % tAs number Of persons saalel E,
representation, and no Woul4 secure the v1lss 81
thess States 20 his party, psrtlY 81 the .if 5
the negro vote, and partly bg farce Tt-
with toe support Of Sew. England, 8lalr
lowe, Wisconsin and Minnesota ab-Ene9 .--s.
y Voluntarily and partly by tha Influences hs
could bring to bear v.th ths immsnss nefro.,-
age IN his bsnds, and t5e corced sutFr~ss -
his S9athsra szgeets, be cou'd mako surr of -f,
supremacy Of his party, st least fsr another
Presidential term.
Auo-her Eeason why be would asialsii.a %. .iit5-
ca equality iar the groHs IS ihat Is roui7 s4.
abla hiaH more easily - hold ihe Ssefa i7 ra
lsosiea Those 7Fao .avor rseo.siruos mnss
then De p7epsIsd 10 scea7t al tiss consa-
qusnces They must be willing g. b. .ra7 -
negro Juries represented b. neg b C0nr-er-r-s..
sud delegates to STATE Lsgisialulss. a.a es
llstY suffers 0i African descent s0 sss -f--
daughters in marriage From suc1 rsesn.
tion. good Lord, deliver us!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01
LATHsT Fs0m CmARLHsrON.


90 Saturday lne anemy addressed thsir atten-
bon principally 70 Wsgasr, Fort Sumter only
receiving % GbeiF hands ga oecaBionaI shot. To
wg-1s evening the Honaiass and tive nioriar
bOsts moved ~ aoreaBt of Battery Wagner and
is conjunction with lae land batteries, epsned
heavy Ere upGn inst fort. Our batteries on
james s aad replied with their usual Jpuit. The
firing s-Fcklusd about nine O'Clock, but was
CenriuUsd at Irregular intervals throughout the
HigHt
ENly on Sunday morning the enemy opened
vigorously upon Sumter, and kept pounding st
tho fsIt aiI day. The FIRE was heavier than Sum
ter hss received ior week past ibis FIRE was
the 65ssf ruidsbe characterization sgsinst Sum
Ter for the last seven days. There ave lazv Who
bevs known how fortunate FOR that fort vas the
iaaetion Of Tire enemy. When the nonitcrs drew
Of. aitgr thsir 0riei assault, in which their IRE
had been e1c5sdiogly accurate, Sumter wAs in e
very prccaIiOus c5ndili0n. Il. tha foot had than
pushed ihs COMMANDMENT with vigoT, or if thsy
led renewed it with aoisrnination, after brief
Interval. th=y would have pane t6ted .he msga-
ziue aad, doubtless, have blown up the loTt or
c5nueli5d las garrison 81 aausnoer AS Il nap.
uiiv mFred gni she Gonis1Id withdrew 2oiefe th9
ae znoloa was conspie5s. In ihe interval that
bss elapsed tns pUWdsg has been lsken care Of
aad the defsusas Of sho loTt strengthened By
sand bags. N3T vas Wsgaer neqiscsod, sud IS
usual, zsout nighlsl thar fort gam became The
cs.sl abiac. Of the Yankee batteries. Tie JsGes
island bate ios, u course, joined ia the contest.
The follow ng were the casualties al Wagner
Oh Saaaglay
Itsalsaaas James G. Randall. sd. DO camp Of
General Colquin5 serious wound ia Che iace,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

work On Mobile dsfsusss First AID last. he
sent TO OHr er a-ers from eight te ten Thousand
hsuds. Wsst do the dsgbtsrs ruPPoss these
hands have been shout andsr the direction Of
-he best engineering tslent Ia TIE C0nfslegacy7 2
Let them r0aas and sae. and change their spin-
l1ag Noble fegISts- 29ti
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01
VOL XIV. 30 I75

U7en tie lOsh the lnsurgsnta, under CsHez
kaczloWski, su6-rsd dsiess north Of Kc1iu
Czach1HskTs corps has seen to-sily r1-ts7
near Eztsza Czssh0WsH hinsaf was w1u1ds1
and coHPs-lsd t0 tazs 20 dy.t The victory -f
Ciah1WsEi and BAirg, ss Kirics. il P1d'aeaia
over re Russizns. has been c-mrlets. Seven
zassian 0dicsrs VI 70 killed end buried 81 tse
inrurgsuts. AZ Bsdz7u. on che is1 -nss Gal
iBsugsnt chief krgsilsk dispersed a cesslh-
mont Of Russian iH 'anrry. "A ielsetmenl 81
Russian light cavalry sas been ietasei sn1
ona hundred Cossscks lcss -hsir sTus aad horses
% HeuGrysz=y.
Tie MgruiHg P0sf says ttas the noses of tHa
three Powers 1.ch have been iis54ich-i -1 S.
Ps.ersburg ara nearly ilsllea. m terms. Too
only marked difference IS t1at A1s'r.a les1 17.
suggest, ia the form employed bT lie allera. E.
suspension Of aTns "In tas event. arTs
Past. "of ths rejection Of 0ur PrsUa-a-s b -l--
not ss Esid that We are yet prepared l1 .lza uP
arms bat It IS aRlY fair 10 warn lha hlssls1
Government that If Is noe tlg actual vclt1u ~
direct intention Of the Powers shst brings a5lus
var, 5ut the ovprW HamiuE current Of The coErla
Of events snd ws would arga -H5 minister's o-
the Autocrat 70 GrdsaYor 90 t-ru tie sTeaa
WaLo there is yet tius and opportunity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

Twelve hundred barrels Of now dJur were Gi-
ferad for sale yesterday at the commission banea
I OF bIassys. d. BI7ir 81 Co., st e price wbieh
must Hsvs Csu-oi las losrisr5 and ssscula.crs
in the staff Of lie Co bic their .-ps with vsza-
ii0n and cbsgTin The effect upon Consumers
Was "8H the eonfary. quirs the reverse T1sv
began 90 think that h- old maLr. -livs act
let i've" was coming in vogue agsin. AT aI
events they didn't UaIt for o second invitation
20 "cGur spd bUT- ss there Fss no CT lfur
HvTHn such s-0flsr ctaucs Of gltsil5Er -.a-e
-four as reasonable price W-ud be- .H1le5
Consequently AssT5. Blair s. Co.. and ialr
clerks. were k9-t qgi-s busy 1lriur rh5 8ay il
waiting UEGH applicants and seuliug e8 pur-
chasss. 30 person was allowed 20 boy mors
than ihrse bausls.
The dJur wa ground st trs Gzllsr1 mills
for Cen. Joseph r. Anderson, at this city pro-
pristor Of ths Irsdsgar Works, aud ths wheat
rom which it was made cams from bis nuel-a-
hoe farm, in G0aehiand county, on lla canal
Gen. Anderson psI1tjeeIly determined to gs1
shs means, with wsich P-ovijalcs had blessed
him Of contributing 20 the supply Of sUbsis. .aDea
need8i bT his le l1w-cifiza1s. aud iheraiars
availsi hlm7sli OF the 1tfu of Massrs Fer-
wick & BHksds's 90 exchange one barrel Of
fUur ior 8vsrv I've bushels of wheat sC1t 90
tBsir mill Hs delivered bis whole crop %
JA-m; vhen it was converted into h1ur. ra -ss
the pr8dUGt inspected, aud vss 1aeGsd --z
tgs 5Bpardno' The dlur was tH-u .uust oT=r
10 M-ssrs. B'sir q C1 f7r sale Of 527 rsr barrel,
he price Of oid supsrhos being S400S45t Hha
GoveTnms0t price for new suparius is So
but IS this d3ur Wss passed sa3 lraudsi sZtrs
the owner wss entitled, by U-e-=. t1 -ha s. ad-
vsnca, cBt Of which difference hs win hsva %
DsY commissions and other charges; so -la, in
realty, he viii oRly get absU- taa G5vsram aus
price for his f1u-. Bat lad De directed lis rec
tors 10 charge $50, instead af s2T be- wou-l-
Hudsg existing circUu2 siITcss- EaTa been =l.l-
led 10 the ihsuks or the e1mmuuit7, wh3- Eifs
plenty within reach, sie 8uhI se;5a f1 tas daec-
Ini. operations Of sDsculai1Is- ulldlsuen and
sFsrsei0us hupsrs and h5a-dsTs 'ol hiEl1- criaas-
Gen. AntsTs1H has presented On example 10
the farmers throughout the lard uaiel l as
least worthy Of iuitaaan. II every. Ehcz-
grower in the COuisderscy ECgid cagss even 2
portion Of bis crnp Co be br0ug05 ial1 tie uar-
Eet sEd soid 20 Consumes a. ths llEs pass-
Die pucFs. tns s5ae. would b. most aere-l-si
uBOn the public interests Esi ll-m Ty tie
ex5eTimsnt-Riei1a01d F5ig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01
NEW FIRW.

TE-E have purchased tas entire iut-res--gt 81 ".
W uUTCHE-ON in the arm Of z. n PARKS a c..
arf ave assolfstHl g W EsIfHT. eur fruer SC
sssursat " IN rs i1 fbs resa of a ". In hesgn wEC
hiss retired from said tr9
The Eae-i0u aud C-lluss 1H business vi I a. here
1cf re- Re aszlue cd UEdsr the Hsuls and stys OF T.
X Packs a. Co. a. cur iva wel known A-usat o.
7sFtiteAsl ut~=et
T1sakf.I far past iavora, ~ h7ps. By coss spPlea
T 70 bHzll=Hl sHd con. altsatiou ke
81 e-r p-sreaz ts nsrit nst sEy cont uzal1s 5at -
Increased share OF The liberal patronage ksrgtGfofe be-
sucHse- - l FAAAas
n BRA MULLER
ErsHrz FTHu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01
REeolIsE b gEeaneadar vtrhl.

From the Columbus (sliss) Republican,
By request, Jaigs watson, who csms 70 our
city last week delivered a speech At The court
heuse on Wednesday night last, to crowded
house, ea the state Of the country. II was an
sbls speech, and was listened TO with BRO
fsuIs ettsstien. OHe person was heard 70 say
ihat he did net bolieve, URtil that night that
reconstruction was possible, but now he was
satiied Il could never be- We have not the
time or space 10 give, as We ought. q
syn0psis of ais speech, but those that heard it
viii remember it l0Rg he was followed bv
Ganersl Fillow, WAC being present and
recognized by the audience, was called
upon in a manner that refusal was iH-
possible His speech was short aad pointed
aad told with happy effect Be shaved but
little mercy to tbsse who held back 7zhsn lie
country demaaeed thsir services, and infurmed
them that 80 far ss his department was con
coTnOd' there wsula be no lsggsrjs; every man
musE come out, ne would prefer of their own
free will, but if net, he shoald perform his duty
and terss them. He stood ~ the President, and
though he adsaittad be hs8 commit5ud some er-
rOra, still, hs asked, whore can You End his
aqRGl! all are hamsn, all are liable TO err. aHd
hs knew the President would promptly retrieve
his aTsTa. he called upon the ladies' % assist
him IN his auty, and proposed to appoint bAem
cOnscTipt eEicers.
Such is merely the outlines of the reznarIs
made by the gentlemen, and hope We msy have
many more such. The people are waiting an.
and those that havs experience and are tullv
alive to the condition OF tia country, should eIl
II to the people, wksl wo are satisfied viii n0bly
rssposd to tho calls made upon taem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-01

The steamer P3rEis With datss frsnl L.fvsrusol
| te The l6.h, arrived at New YORK en- The 2sth
/ inst
There is littla said On American sHairs.
The ATHlY aRa>NaBg Gazette draws attapfisa
70 the TACT Of the Fsdarzls pashing forward thu
csIsssructioa OF powerful sea gsiag monitars
Ihree-Butsh var gtsamsrs were recently ssld
/ at Piymsuta 90 LoBaeu c8E1paRy They wera
HuaFsctes Of being intended for the rcssls.
I4ord Clyde died at Ch5sdam on the 4tb inst
~NsthiEg decisive is known ag to MaXiailian,
Of Austria, accsrliug he Mexican crown. Ra-
nors irom Paris, point decidedly 10 his accept
ance, buE YeRBs j9urHsl says the ssssEtioas
aze prezsaturs. The M5H0Tizt Dipi5HatiFus
announces his ssceptanes.
The reoLaa Of the tbrse great powers havo
been al sent % Sc. Ps'erSburg, 90 be delivered
on the l7th, and forthwith published. Eaeh
Caelnet replied 70 tee arEuaaat5 addressed to
iiseiI5 ous ierninates with az ideHtical para
graph testayiDg the HHity Of their views
The ststemeat Of the Londos Times that
troops were 70 be seat frsm Eagland 70 rein
farce the isrces in Cazada is denied
a circular from Asssrs. AFlas. Dalsur & Co
OF L7sns, says that Swiss and German silk
manufacturers, acting guder the inausncs Of
-ha iata events in Amerioa, havs stfsstrd impor-
fsnt purchases Of six, particularly in Italy. ia
France less c0DddeHeo is entertained respecting
the snd ef tho Aueriesz war
A small failure took place yesterday IN tho
stock exchange iu geHnactsz apparently with
tho decline ia the CsEfsdsrsss lsaE
The Herald ssgas The Dush heuaas. IN 3D.
diHon with the Fressh, Wers operating largely
IN Mexican stechs, and seem csnfdeEt Of The
successful organization sf the proposed Mexican
measrchY.
LIvERPsOL. August I5.-Cstt0n is frra. and
saz advanced II. BIazdgtas5 dseliuiny F.sur
dan aus Ga lever. Wheat vsrv dull AID de-
ciiued t. 81. Mixed c0rn easier Provisions
hIIHs Lard BuoyaHt. Csusels, 93S
The O. s. steamer Florida esBtassd ihs sdip
B F. Cutting, en- her voyage frsn Liverpool
and bonded her for $40, ,100
The L0ndcH Times says it looks in vain for
the sessons Of NsTthara exzltali0ns. There is
20 altering il says, in the spirit Of the soUt5sra
people.
The Tines prophecies a collision bstwess the
new S0verument Of Mexico and the Uujtsd
States, and says the protection Of this wesk I'm
piTe By France will place It IL autagonism t8
the Dr8tsnsi1a of FaahiaQtan statesmen
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sfdcers VIII be ass' Ensa Gharge oi tniH dnig
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