Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-15
How Cuase Horl. 5,5s N.res,k

gentlt man, who is a refugee from Norfolk,
has handed as q handbill of which the annexed
IS a copy, waiah recently appeared in flaming
capitals, sad was posted AZ the corners of the
principsl streets Of NrriClk. L was sent by a
relative Of the gentleman who gave it % us, and
who IS unfortunately detained in that upf0r-
tUuate city, 10 witness and 20 besr, without
fsTing 30 resent such insults and ounages.
Read i, UniOnis.s and Observation-Disclosures, and
ses what your love fer the old Uaion may bring
you 70. Read 10, exb0rtonefs and specul lators.
aad see 70 Whist your u1chssiou1d and HuhOiy
love OF gain may bring the country,-an equal
ity between races, if luekily for you you are not
made tho inferior race. Read It, every true son
Of the Soath, and let your hearts be stronger
than ever in the sacred causs Of your ceuntrys
redemption :-P PotsrsbBTg { Ya.) Register
CoLORED MEN ATTENTION
Rally men in defense Of our glorious country.
Now is the time TO strike for liberty.
300 A5ls Bodied C0l0rsd Agsa
wanted Immediately 20 8ll up the 2d regiment.
Gen. Wiid's brigade, commanded By Col A. G.
Draper, brave and efficient officer.
VIII recstve good wages, best Of rations, u
S. elothi1g, and when sick medical sttsudance.
Sodiers' families wall be well provided for
without expense to themselves, by the U. S.
Government.
VIII bs commanded by officers who have all
seen service in the field
"Who wOgld DO free themselves must strike
the blow Apply to
Capt GEO BRADBURY.
Myers cosl Office, leot Of WsssF street, Ports-
mouth, Va.
Federal Home Guards An Middle Tea
aeaHec.
An effort is making to organize horne guards
under abolition protection in Middle Tennessee.
From the UHiOH's reference to the matter there
is evidently some squirming. That journal
says;
TREAsOE.-The- organization Of heme gUsrds
IN this s ate, to put down gusTillss, mustered
iulO tbo service Of the Siats of Tsnnsssss and Of
the United States, Is exciting bitter opposition
among Tennessee rebels, and galvanized Union
men. These foes Of the Jvernneut dislike
every measure which tends to crush out the
power Of traitors, and restore law and
order. But this was TO he expected
it was expected. Many pretended Ulion
men want the county militia 10 stand on their
reserved rights, and to be independent ef the
Federal Government, after being armed and
paid by t. They want 60 make our State mill
tsgy organization perfectly worthless 90 every
bsdy except the rebels. These Stals rights. OF
rather county rights men would either leave
the county companies 20 be cut to pieces or
cap5ureG, or else leave the whole burden
Of Sighting bodies Of rebels numbering
two or three bundled to United States soldiers
from Ohio, Indiana, and other States, without
any assistance from tie home guards. If the !
Union men Of this State are not willing 30 HELM /
bodies Of Unitsd Safes troops, occasionally |
when marching 20 destroy g body Of eueriIlas. /
but after procuring aTIqs aud pay from She Gov |
ernment, refuse TO 20 out Of their oFn county, I
they doa't deserve protsctign. But oug loysl /
men are not thus selfish and iRdolent and the |
misunderstanding politicians, who !
sge seeking to dissstsfy them With the proposed I
organization Of home guards, By preaching up /
county rights" will dnd that they have mis- |
AIKEN the loyalty, good sense and temper Of the
people.