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Eoartl The North csnnot succaei without doins.
i1 Bis righteousnsss and mercy would permit fi'si
the annihiaton OF tae whites of The south we VII
I'D die rather ihau bend sh3 supplani klee- or k
hand ol fue tyr4nr second, tl- rreat wrong ~ d.
ur0yine the biacks of 1s SaH q Or srbilFafou 81
their dssrrucon. tlen as inferior race IS llacsd "
1hs side Of superior On terms Of equality. te
former swept away. Ike the fndan. tle nafrof5
vii be driven from the eaEfh by nnfee..-E capital
Now Ehsfever si4a may have ose 50 iar 81 ilis
var b e0ucsred fbs aeg-Gea are innocent For their
sa6es Te shall suecsed. They stand a. val 5stneen
end aeaveu
Our cans is isund upon Che immutabie i=7~F 81
leave under tie shadow of Bis throne Ihi, ] ths
rsssen that niaers Of tle r q are fsk1 deeu 81
nterest in elue They feel tat i tls cause az
God wei 81 tae people
Tgyafhines vii re.uli from he war When + ends
rst ihe world wide prfjldee aizsf our social con-
ii4n VIII be disipatsi he void vii BEE fhat cur
lalion the inferior race e. approved n God and thet
s. very ag With a. y an element 81 siren gE- we kEsp
ths groes. and they Keep See1ad. h1t mast
NOT lerislate for God. WhsieVer h-s notols aacut
p'l4nihrops. Be mu-f bow 81 The issehia cf Gods
word This fhs child 81 Iit.deaty an aftemFr
&c improve God erd egsiatt for him Er i-l-elf.
Ulch De wound DO for bis ecuntry De woal d
defend rhs wsys q God Country and e.. tauss arc
oasEn ns away. but Cd r-Insins forever TIE same
In conclusion, the Doctor maf.s teuet ausions 10
The fan 0f New Orleans and tie condition OF her pao-
pie lie urged that Savannah and Chzrlest1n sioald
avoid her fate Better b die ind leave the cile ID
heap Of luius.
Let thf enemy b. thornr ehiv beaten t1orouEi "
whipped here, and much viii Be stafasd toward closing
tbs war
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I.rNcos.N,s noNaY -.

The conserption bill Of the Fedessl Congress
Is SO sweeping in It's provisions, thst the North
ern press are in5aiging 10 an.icipations that
they win now have a really grand anyone
fhat viii wipe ont tie Sinh beyond peraivea-
turay That ihey might indulge in such speeu-
lasions. were tasis eause q Just enc, wsre their
people fighting for the preservation of their own
liberties. or was there nd loophoIe BY which the
unsiling. can escape, would be reasonable; but
as We view the matts, if they are honest in
their expectations, they are doomed to be dis
appointed We % net haieve old ABE urged
the passage Of the lsw to raise an army; il be
did lis terms WI defes' fire object We can
imagine it was peeuniary dodge Of his, origi-
nal with BIN, and It win win
II this was not tie object cf tbe bili, if may
bspossibls shat the pUTposg was 10 make = paper
array to frigbten The nstipns Of Europe, parlicu-
larry France. Te0 millions enrolled conscripts
Is g bic figure. This, however. We are notpre-
pared b assert ives ths otjeet for the simple
reason that by prsTieas sets of his Congress, he
was autboTizoa to cal ont az TIE mhaa # tie
States. II BE Thoughts best Oflhis fact, feTeGn
1binets we're posted sul itwouid be foolish TO
tssnk they could be scared by armies existing
only on c1nscriPtion lists, any Hlo-e Gan taey
were deferred before LIEcoLS lad IS much
authority before 10 eel ont men as now. Not
was TIE exemption b0Eus he was after, and be
VII obtain it
The history q wars" says q calculating
ritter, inform rs fhst oaly ten per cent. Of /
population are ft f5r seidia-s.' TIE Northern 4
ssates at this rs.io you'd afford iwo millions Of
fighting men OF these, one million have
already been pas in ths fs'd Of the balance, !
st lest nine. .tsaths VIII buy exemption from
eonscrfpsioa- There viii probably BE one hun
drsd Thousand Of ihs second million who VIII 4
be too peo1 to escape and nine hundred th0u-
sand WHO VIII seaps up thTse hund7ed dollars
eseh--thns giving one hundred thousand addi-
tionsl poor devils e. be shot 81 and two hun-
dse3 aad seventy millions Ct dollars to lie
treasury
LNC0LN, VIII make gOol ding, financially, /
cut Of his scheme, and secure to the trsasury q
handsome sum 70 be divided smoDg bis iayori'e
speculation The people would not stana tax
60 enrich them, but thsy wil suffer themselves
to Be plandersd in DIS way. Ths dodge is
coed ole
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T Special ta the Memphis Appeal
PaSoLh March 10 --Ths ChIsas0 Times Of lhs l4'h
has been received.
crs'ary Chase hase gone to Kew York, ssrePor'ed,
Tor hs purpaA of 5ouowi7g fly millions oi dollars
Another Northern Delegation, head.d b. sunaef- has
been usgng Lincoln issue letters Of marque snd re-
pTissi
applicants passports 70 leave The e9uuiry have to
swear thst they hses uot been drlfied O. mustered
into the seryies and also give bond of one thousand
d3.ia-s
Reports from llsnph his on tie I'm state thst Quin-
bys division. vhich lad be4n foresd to feaye ung's
poia' on account of high water had stopped g. 5hs
Yazoo p4ss and may have gone 70 reinforce that
petition.
Nurfrses5oro dates Of the 18th report that Van Doru
had etired beyond Duck e1eek. The expedition unisf
Granger which wen, to Columbia found no enemy.
Also, that The Confsderas under Bragg hai move from
sheibyYfle AMI Tuiahoms - Bridgeport. The part
sans made ra the Liberty pike, and burned the
b.idgo over Stone river
0ol7noi Car-iugo1, commander of fhs dsFsr.re1t of
Iniauspaif WITH two hundred ard fly men, reesnty
ng wits Of hasezs cor us in 6eser-'0a osses ], i
s'a ed q Dis wifs Hssug HIM ned seized an AZ
md felsd two Of tie res, Bg party. p fs Of a
desc ter also IS reported to B-ve K lsd i've o.hs-s.
igh-m Young hs, leea srrestsd aud The s7n
grsssioual pol7ssu my act and reqaited to give Two
tho-sanl doIzrs bonds
Iu1Hs late election ia New Hampshlre the Domo-
crat candidate for COVER OF came within seyen hun-
dred Of amsiorty over both the Uuion and 2 pablean
candidates as the Constitution requires maj ny Of
the popular vote 10 esa The Legislature vii probably
elect bis Republican opponent who wss largely in the
maj 3rity IN the contest bsf fore the people. B.
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EDITORS APPEAL: There is DOt one in hunirsd Of
soldiers who stops to think Of the enormous
oft he is putting into the pockets of ne crafty oues
who are charging oae dollar aud Afty cents for dram
Now letme make Celebration aud see what the dram
seller win make y, u pay for one barrel Of poison We
viii suppose that drinks two fces at driHs,
which Is large one. In one pint there are sixteen
ounces, which gives hin twelve dollars for ons pint Of
the worst beverage you could possibly procure.
In enc gsllon there ara eight pints which viii
give him ninety siz dollars per sslon IN one
barrel there are forty gaoas, which VIII mase sum
total Of three Thousand eight hundred ana fory dollars
Now suppose this stuff cost the dram Her forty dollars
per gallon, (Which ia much they pay for I'D it WI
give the bar keeper nett profit Of thousand two
hundred and forty do lars per barrel Il you give three
dollars in Confederate money for one in goH or silver
yen viii give these pess twelve hun dfed aad eighty dol
lars for one barrel Of poison. Now take my advice
Quit drinking and send the money you give to these
men your wives ard children. Ugh.
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aEoRE ConPLlArnra.
CAMP FIRST TENNESSEE CAVALRY,
TtauNfar.t nr.,.5H n 1850

GFENAnA March l6, 1863
EDIToRs APPEAL y you are not aware Of It. let me-
tell you ihst the private fodder regards ihs editorial
fratsrHi'y as peculiarly As friends looks to them az
adv In iroah and she yindicatoFs Or hsrgh,s #
with the assurance Of thls freddy rsgerd on the part
ef your profession for he class to which belong VIZ
the private fodry, thas make free 10 entsr The foi-
lowing complaints agaiast wtomsoeyes may be ghity.
While other regiments alongside o. which we have
been scouting and Sighting, for ore year. have been
paid mahy Of them m fa ana he others nearly So lie
priratss Of his rgsis haven bad one cent from Tie
slaee the 59lh Of June. last year TIE
hareeith 10 eiothe ourselves being thus withheld il
may be saPpcssa iaAi ps have been furnished with
good snd sufficient e9thieg to protsct agsina the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-20

On Wednesday night sloH fire was kept Up
from one Of cur batteries belew le city.
throughout the night. Solid SHOT and sball gcre
both used, and tze fire appeared 70 be d;rectel
at tie mouth Of the canal O5r iaformaai says
'he Impression in the city wss that working
force of the enemy was rear tbst position.
a little after SIX o'clock yesterday morning,
heavy and rapid firing was heard DOWN the nv
@, which was supposed to have taken place be
tFeen Dur batteries at Grand Gulf and the Mo-
aoagaheia and Hartford, tho two vessels Of tee
Federal feet ta at passed P0r, Hudson on satar-
day night
For the latest Felsra' reports from tbe front
Of Fieksbarg, see ths areGa from ths Mashpbis
BRiietlH IN another column.
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EDITORS APPEAL It affords the citizens Of North
Mississippi great pleasure the lively interest
which our Chief Executive is naniiesing in hs unfir
ing efforts 70 protect sir section from the raids Of the
vandal hordes Of the usurp az Washington. Ia com
paoes with tins requests Of petition signed by large
number Of the citizens Of Desota county be has grant
ed commission to gallaat friend Capt Jesse a.
Forrest to raise an indefinite number Of mounted com
psnias in Tbs northern counties for tie protection
their homes and aresides. The Of Forrest IS in
Itself terror to the yankees aad with such leaders
Gen. Chalmers, Capt Forrest and Blsios Blythe our
brave meuzuner ID m in North 2lissssipi via prove
bulwsrk formidable for tAese marasding bands of
hireling thieves which have SO feqHenty invaded he
sol OF Norih Mssi. sippL Farmer. may now plant
their eross with the assurance Of reaping the frnit Of
their labori and women AID children via sleep seeure
wien they know that sneh men ihsse lead deif
husbands sons and broiheas
Il win be seen that Capt Forrest has power to re-
4 We conserip,s in bis command and feel sssursd
= stevery patriotic citizen within s limits prescribed
u gladly avail himself Of This opportunity of inter-
lng the servies Freemen Of Mississippi ray g to-
rescued Dss0TO.
INTEREsTISe cALouLATIoNs.--R Reed tie ar
tie;e headed The price Of whisky aadrsmsm-
.
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a a ! er1ssed 90 khCkOiTIAG SERVICE - Gen.
Bragg " d dirsctio fr5ui 81 fs3 81 t3ersr-f q r
fiteE, orerins pardon % sb.entinr Themselves
ION li=lf nns d8 rvitaoa leave tha come forward
sl,,'ef.y sn1 5ePcf- q tner e-mmands for dttV /
eaii up ~ taa absent members Of d aad aist Ten
1sssee ieg9eais % c9me pr-m7tly and rs9crt 30 re
! e1S a. hernan O. Allss ana lls tiIt ranss of ste
q 2 Coniede' ate resimsut- when has inch isti1-
sllsned itsef CA the betiisfeds 81 Bslutn- SHILOH
Z 4FsiingLo1 feTyvl AMI Mufirseslosd'- Also. u
No salsnald 5uaras 50 81 up tasi nolfs company
Tdos. STOKES.
Captsin Company a. sarsfeld ca fds
mhQ I'm sin C9-rrarfra-n Regiment
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Lellar froas ool. Win. :. Crawford.

O.
February p 1865
Col r. T. Griustsd Con. 5b ris.
Col; On the morning of The lob i=7.-a--,1al
left tbs place ia command o. one bundled And
seventy men. and moved H0rthwaTd in search
Of party Of dessriers and disl7ysl ei, zsns,
banded together By Cant A1dy Brown, and ~
sisling all laws Of ths Confe5erste S's.oE On
the 18Th ] WIS Joined By Maj Woosley, Of Ss-
vieT county, with eighty men We came upoa
the trsil Gf the enemy on the Antoine river. anl
pursued them noFthWsrd 70 Blakeiy mouufai8-
On the 18Th we engaged the enemy near Ne
g AVIS mill, On The walnut fork Of The OaachiFa.
BIT ed and wounded abous thirty fy to0k se7-
e-al prisoners, cap1irsd two wagons ard teams,
sixteen horses ard mules, thiieen barrels A0ur
sud u their camp equippGge They fought
from the side Of stesp mOuntaiu, which made
ls Impossible Go chsrgs them WIKI cavsiry-
lost one sergeant ki.is6, one captain and fv8
privates wounded Ny men behaved very creli-
bly, 20 ihensevs and commanders.
pursued twenty eight Of the party 20 Qua
chila- ten miles below BE. Ida, but The stream
was SO swollen, sEd Dv horses so isded, thst
deemed It inezpedisnt 70 swim the river / re-
turned to this place, and arrived here on the I6h
inst. Ihe WagOns and most Of the horses and
mules captured belong 70 the psaces5la- citizens
Of the eoaniry, and wiz be restored to them
when rightly proven.
am confident We have broken up the party
in that immediate locality, and Gpprehend but
little danger there heTeafter
IIemain, your obediant servant,
WM A CRAWFORD,
It Col Com. Cav.
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tHfILL be sod in lovic5to1 La st prJii. sucffs7
for elsh. On fiUit ,1AY. slsr.h I9ta. ss b
ei eE a tae reuaan5o q he ssamers 7isnvii.a aud
@ sroudeet as they lie u ths Ch1fruts RIVER asrr
ths saii town Ard 1n ths- 2lt 8Iareh i2 ssi-gz y
VII ne sod 81 auction. upol ths saspa terms Ia ne
town Of Wades3ofo, t7o aad half miles lIou Pom
2 -t1u4a station NeN Orleans a-d lseEs1u ralroad
.he r-mains Of The steamer Pamiieo now wig i ~
polelatolis rFer
By order Of s. R AALL0sT Secretary af gavv
nh9 2ft = Hn5 o BREeHV0 .lD r5,-.s-5-
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REssnE.TNanaeI

'dE nFm q Qaia1y & H0a.us n O MsmU1fs Term
is t1,s oa7 dis-o-7ea b. mutual eeussnt Au uer-
'as % l2s a.,n. as aa-- salt hrn resent tha
Jay and Al persons 'Flo are i1deb ca b ssid arm yll
msSe Iail -dift4 pay 1-ni to said @ 3nbV who h q bss1
sataoEi Cd 70 settle s2id Hral ssi5ess.
VIZ QUIEBT
t. A. ROBINSON,
asne-si primers
p S. eLA THORN
st9Eaa, Ca. January 3 1858 s7ecisl Fartnsr.
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House.


OFFICE or CHTEF 0E SUB IsTENCE
DEPARrEEST MISS AND Essr LOUISIANA
Jsessoe, March ad isr8
Alk3P0SALS wiz De recslrsl for Tao d-frsr7 If bs
4 - ionf cf tie oaiis sd 0lio Raiiroad ri-hIrr
su's ste' cs st9-a-, io-rvits
CORN lsbe led, IN s-els-ss,ks to bs fu-n.saed By
lh8 s-verum-
3 ECO the h01E
6uLK PORK ana BAcOV
Promo 70 be addrsss-d 20
THE0D12E T0ENsTlN
mh& iu Eai1- p a CfHf-r ~ sH. .H &C.,.
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= The Little Rek Patriot Of the 26 h uls,
says that the citizens Of that city are not allowed
to walk the streets after eight o'clock at nights
and that houses are entered, saaTehsd and prop
cry taken, without payment OF receipt given.
Tbs is g bad ste'e Of sfsiTs
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2 he Battle in Middle Tennessee-A Fed-
eFRi BefeRi Admitted.
MrRrnrFsRoRo, Mach 9


MURFREESBoR0'- March Q.
II is impossible to obtain the details Of the
fgbt resr Franklin, on Thursday last an ac-
coUnts received thus far ere messrs and unsas-
isfactory; but enough is known TO pTenounce
the aff4ir most disastrous. one. Oar troops,
after having bean drawn into q trap at rh9mp.
SONS station, were attacked on both tanks aud
were suhjeci al the same time to dangerous
emf lsdiug FIRE from rebel batteries. They fought
despeTa,eY, until their ammunition began Go
fail, and they were hemmsd Ia on all sides when
toeonepUe the conf. C would have been useless
OeT loss ia killed wounded and prisoners is
supposed to amouut 70 one thousand eight hua
dTs5 sad ety. Eighty wQunded men were
eeoyered The rebel less IS reported at ous
huadred end City killed aud I've or six hundred
wouoded.
On the same day Gen Sea5mau's brigade
encountered q Yebei force near Columbia, dis
psrsieg teen, aud taking q number Of prisoners
Our picissis ct Franklin are now posted four
miles rom the lawn.
report kas Just reached here tbss Van
Dsfns forces bsvs bssn defeated and the greater
potion Of them captured.
a The Federal senate adjourned On tie
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BaTGHAM YoUSG ARREsTED.-The ofiesrs
in U.ah are eudeavoriDg 70 enforce tae anti
poligsmy act Of the Federal C5ngless By a
tslesrapaie dispatch from Salt Lake Cisy, pub
lisbed some days since, We learned chat Gov.
Harding and Associate justices Waite and
DreEe called uson Colonel Connor to have
him arrest Brigham Youug and CoanselloIs
Kjm5aiI and Waite This action crested
much excitement, and the citizens, who we're
in arms, refused 30 have their leaders arrested
As matters stood there was every indie8-
ton Of serious clashes, AMI to prevent them,
Federal officers, and afterwar5 ATornaou citizens,
tslegraphsd to GsaeEal Wright, requesting him
to restrain Colonel ConnoC until an iuYastiga-
ton could be proceeded with. On the 18Th
Judge Kinney succeeded in serving a writ on
Brigham Young and bis eoadjutors, under the
provisions Of the Polygamy act Of Congress.
This was affected without any trouble. Young
gave balm two thousand dollars for his ap-
peaTanee, sud was released.
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= Representative Conway returns to he
Secretary Of State of Kansas what be calls the
" presumptuous resolutions +" of its Legisiature,
ordering him to resign his seat in Congress.
He says he has no use for them, and considers
them Of no signifeauce whatever.
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70 TuR RUBLEo.

Subscriptions 20 the Appeal win not, here
after. be received for a longer period than two
m,nths in sdvance. Persons masking remit-
tances Ell please besT Ibis IN mind.
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Adyiees have been received at New YorF,
from Mexico, via Hsvana, which state chat tte
Freneh army IS entirely inactive and enable 10
aeeomplish aaything without further large rein.
flEcemsu's, which if not soon received, thay
must bs driven from the country The
French ofisan are disguised The climate IS
operating unisvOrsbly upon tie soldiers. Most
Of The French force q Vera Cruz are negroas
from Martinique The bulk Of theagmy S neer
PaobIa. The country between there aud ths
ci.y'of Mexico is infested with eueriilas, wei
armed and nouated a whoe train q supplies
from Vera Cruz for the French army las been
captured By these guerilias- The French ere
esastrucang arsiToad 10 Paebla. TIE gaeiil
Jas are amusing themselves by spreading tie
rails 70 run trains Fl The rack.
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= The spirited account Of the baits With
the gunb5ais, at Port Hnlson. furnished 81 our
special correspondent, viii BE- found Interesting,
aaa is the first detaiisd account Of The affair yes
given to the public.
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= Ia our afternoon edition of yesterday, in
n'sieing the arrest Of delinqusnt postmaster.
b. Ar. Blair, re located it as Ponchaioala in-
stead Of Fangipah9a We regret the error aa5
eheartniiy aanbrses tbs eary opportunity If c1r.
rscting i.
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E5~ OF four million three hundred and sixty
seven thousand dollaIs in treasure exported
from San Francisco il the frs- three weeks Of
January, nearly throe million was sent to Eng
land The difference was formerly as great in
favor Of AmsLice
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Arr5rnl nt FEabiie.

Specialize fhs Memphis Appea
MoBIIL, March l9--rhs Eng.sh schooner Helena,
from Havane, arrived thi. evening She has an as
sorted ca 90.
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The EashVilla Bannsr happens b have on
baud few aaiszsni s1tracts hc Isnkee
nspars about she time thst hsesIiiies, p3eks oRt
~ he iipAt Of subsequent eTe1is tt give q
rr5tesgus illustration of the ideas which
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SDecia1 Order ITo. 6o

l-NoGAaL" @lNgL . Q. o.
HEADQUARTEES DEPAR BIENT HlssIs-1
SiPPr AND EAST LOUISIANA
JACKs0S, March To- le63
Ezrsetl
hEREAFTE 3 no passports via Be r-sntsf so
l. persons de- irns to visit The ely or Etw 0resns.
By order Lie1tenaat GeneTsl PEnBERT0s
J. H. EOsRISOE
MILO 2w a q q.
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MOBILE, March l9-A special % he ivertsrlser and
ResiHer dated Chattanooga the Isth, says; aIuteIH
gsnee ty The eyenpg tran st.es that orr scouts faa,
miles tb's sdecf Mursrsssboro report the enemy re-
treating thence Something s III the wood pile proba-
by flank movement"
Gen Johnston and s,aH have gone to Tunahoma,
which VIII b. big present headq1 as inning per
sooal command of ths army.
Ruaor says Rossorans has sent large force to pre-.
vent Loogsireets advance through Ksntueky.
The Bioekads.
AoBHE Msreh ls-1he schooner Alma Ca1iain
Mitchell, rom Havana arrived .O7ay with havana
date to tie - b inst. She has an assorted ca5.
The news is unimportant
Tssssamer AHee and schooner RsIsf hai arrived
at Havana from Mobile
From CharIestOn.
CHARLEsToN March I9.-NO signs o. an attack yet
The weather is rough and threatening.
The iron screw steamer Georgana from Nassau, with
a valuable cargo, incuding foHr BIaissly guns was
chased ashore by blockadsrs on Long island beach be
fore daylight this NOR ing and bady y radsd b Yankee
shot The crew took TO beats sud have resehed this
city The Gsorgiana was owned by Egglish parties.