Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09

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srsaay given him wn etsrthanfs from asgA anolAsf
effort or II may be sucesssise eforts DE almost newt
aSlss1sot win be tolun preparations that ought to b
nore y~isagoRly pashsathsn ever erte fslax ~gixaanes
Shat oaghtb IA redo5bled.
AEazt4hs onIBay ogmeisg gu6k axe ws
would urge Thstsmpozary se. & actiE sesaHtie
shouldbe actively employed. we nssa hen let us
GIT them. If our d~efsnses can be sftsnEksDedIetitbe
done. Let there be no pr6crGrsinasicn, spafhy OF neg
leet, ether on the pa7 Of ~ofHcislso the people. We
ars aWare Of the original purpose Of the s~nepy-tstus
not indGlgs de idea fer a moment thas be yin abandon.
that purpose, eF that he wiz fail to make use Of al The
means in his power 70 accomplish Rwa do we viii
be deceiyed-wiu sosn be forced to admit that ss h0ar
# victory ms ts hour fred asagr
1--WE invite attention 10 the erdcle from the Gin
cinnsu Commercial under the head Of a 4 Union rts
Nav Eagland Isf ont" From the revelations made by
cur abolition eotsmporary, it IS evident that the party
In the Northwestern States DESTROYS Of taking position
upon he platform enuDci4ted By the Democratic conysn,
tsn In Indiana alluded to, is no inconsiderabie one. The
idea Was breach 4 in some OF the spseches h tpreceded
the late Democratic victory in the Empire Stats it was
reiterated in he speeches made at the democratic jubi-
lees following that elections II has been definitely de-
elared before Congress, and it seems q respectable con
veuton hss pronounced in favor Of il. And the Con-
msoiaI increases our faith in the hostility against the
Yankee States proper, by its enumeration Of the re-
s~peetabIs journals named, and the stssementthat the
Democratic papers Of Ohio generally copy the Indiana
proceedings npprovingty.
OF course the conasrei4 condemns the policy sp-
proved, and lamsnts that such a feeling should prevsl
Il fOrgets that the producing States, North and South,
have always been "heweni of wood and drawers OF
watsr" for the manufacturing States. Il forgets aist
the indirect tribute Alehed from the tilIerso Of the soil has
fled the Golfers Of the lords Of the LOOM It forgets,
too, that the political vagaFies Of these same sch i'm
posed beDeheisrissh have brought upon the whole North
all the sacrifices she is now making-that aholitionism
had its origin in the New England States proposed to be
left out. These things, however, the people do rot for
get, and as 8 little lesyen lesysneth the whole lump
the situation deprecated may occur-aa Union, with
New England left out" At present the controversy has
no interest with US, except 60 far as it demonstrates the
existence of divisions among our enemies, AID cOnss-
qusnty q weakness as against US. In this view the ar
tcle is resdAbls.
THE ENEaT on THE ~RrvEE-RspOrts appear to be
contradictory as 10 the movements OF the Federals on
the river. Tbs Wis Of yesterday says "A heavy
black smoke was visible early yesterday morning and
agaln In the afternoon sboot Young's Point. This
shoHs that some OF the boats are stil il that vicinity"
And tie same journal has the Glowing paragraph
We recsiEeda letter yesterday evening from a friend
in IssaQuens county, stating that the enemy's gunboat
and transport feet occupied the whole Of Sunday night
and part Of Monday morning in passing TaluIls about
eighty miles shove she city. They were going up the
rivsr' Oar opinion Is that 8 feet OF unfreighted tram.
ports, conveyed by aRorfioa Of the gunbsas force was
on Ire way NJ for additional troops Let our vieksburg
fr.eads look oztfo s perfect svalsnchs Of the invaders
II Henry n warheld, Charles Howard and S
Teskle Wallis, who were recently released from con-
fnement IN Fort Lafayette, have Instituted proceedings
IA The superior court Of the city Of Baltimore, each to
recover $4,000 damages for false imprisonment and de
tsation IN Fortress Monroe by General Wool, who was
commander Of that poEt at the tine Of their arrest The
same parties, with others in Baltimore, have instituted
proceedings in the ssmo court against the Hon Simon
Cameron for alleged false arrest and imprisonment. It
is sisted flas attachments have been issued against the
interest heid w him in the Northern Central railway
company, consisting Of stock, in order to secure the pay
next Of lHge sun resulting from the anticipated YER
Dict II the several oassa
PRIZE LOsT-The Raymond Ga-sas thinks a rich
Aaal mighs have been made BY The sboationists q couple
Of weeks since, had they had a knowledge of tbs facts
aid EuzeisEt csurBgs 70 avail themselves Of the situa-
ton That journal says; We learn verbally that on
fhe very day they commenced their furious display In
the KazoO river President Davis and his staff, General
and bis staff, General S. D. Les and his STAFF
a1d innunsrable other military men Of renown. all dined
b the h5use Of Mr. Blake, near the banks Of the YazOo,
lotOnly within hearing OF the guns Of The Yankees, but
aso within sighto Of those terrible E~unbOats-
Cotton PURCHASED BY GoyEREarsr.-Fhe total
amount Of cotton purchased by the government in the
Of Mississippi reaches about one hundred thousand
'alea and much more is in negotiation. ogr planters
'annot do better than offer their crops, which viii be-
BY the general agent RF. peBow, ct a fair price,
md the bonds viii soon be at / premiam. But little Of
be cotton has yet been burnt, and none has
into the hands Of the enemy. If there is to 90
any loss Of this kind, however, government is better
to pay It than the planter. What remains viii
the loss. See notice in our advertising
columns.
n We learn from the Augusta Chronicle ard Sen.
incl that ths cotton card manufactory Of Mezsrs. Lee s.
0artsrsville, has been removed to the State Peui.
.entiary at Mnledgeville, Ca. In a few weeks other
machines WILDE duplicated, and they viii be able to Ell
very heavy order. It is the design Of the authorities
tie Empire State 70 put The cards alta small margin
N cost, which in the course Of a few months viii enable
smilieg 70 supply themselves with cards at about IS a
This vii be bad news for the SPECTATORS In those
raeles Of necessity /.
The Selma Sentinel says; the ten thOussnd
fellows whom General Price led from Missouri,
I April and May last, not more that twenty Eve hun.
red were lately left survivors OF tae casualties Of bat !
es and camps fit for service" The SsuHaers informa. :
on is wrong, as General Prices " gallant fellowsn will
to twice ten thousand Yankees at any time.
I
II The Augusta CsrOaiele says a private letter.
lt received In that city, states it is rumored in virginia
lat our army at Fredericksburg may possibly be sent
North Carolina, 1t is evident that a great portion Of a
~urpsids's army has been sent somewhere, perhaps cur c
1thoridsa bGve found ont whsro-hence the moving Of
o Virginia army, &
TT Among the gallant dead in the battle at Muir. 5
-oefe, Of the - Tennessee. Ee was a brave soldier. I
= efficient officer and estmable gentleman. His
Tier, Gen. WIN. Moore, was one Of the chosen soldiers .
Andrew Jackson. and stil lives,
q The Koscusko C1r0Hias states that a man -
lmed oraWley, In the eastern part Of that countv. was
OF by one Of a squad Of cavalry, a few DAYS si,ce
= wss eaaeayorlng to avoid an arrest. The fra4 IL.
a Judicial investigation
Gen. Lee, the officer in charge Of the sssspsss - :,
eksSurg, was, nntH recently. colonel Of an artillery =
ttalion IN the army Of Gen. Robert E.. Lee. Abopt -
o months since he was promoted to ~brigadier, and a.
ned to duty atVieksburg. lie is a South C~srolinbsn.
dbears the r~epatation Of being an e~xesIsns officer
The stArkvnle C1iss) Banner states ire. a. tn
llpox is prevailing to an alarming extent about four re-
les from tbat town. los
Captain /. c. yancsy son Of Hon. VIM
nceS was one Of the slain at the battle Of N1rf1sss