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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

OUR CURRENcY.-Robt. Tyler, Esq,
the Register of the Treasury, has publish
ed a letter or statement in regard to the
condition of the Confederate currency, from
the concluding portion Of which we copy
as follows:
"There is nothing, then, in the military
situation, or in the character of our public
debt, so far as the solvency Of the Govern.
ment is concerned, to enable US to account
satisfactorily for the unfavorable condition
of our currency. We must look for other
causes, and it seems to me these are
1. The large volume of the currency, in
quantity, much beyond that needed for ne.
cessary purposes Of circulation.
2. The contraband trade carried on so
extensively between the Confederate States
and the United States, through the lines
of the armies, both in the East and West.
3. The blockade running between Char
lesion and Wilmington, and the port Of
Nassau.
4. The practice of dealing and specula'
ting in Yankee currency within the Con-
federate States; Of dealing and speculating
in State bank notes, tor the purpose of ma.
king exchange in New York and elsewhere
in the Federal States.
To remedy the difficulty, Mr.. Tyler makes
some suggestions which are worthy the i'm
mediate attention of Congress as soon as
that body meets. He proposes
. 1st. Congress should proceed to fund, in
the terms of law drafted for>that object,
all the twenty, fifty and hundred dollar
notes of all the issues up to the LIST of July
at s, 7 and per cent. interest respectively
as interest.bearing Treasury notes or bonds; ;
thus at once, without injury to any 'ene, re-.
lieving the plethora now existing in the cur
rency. -.
I'd. Any dealing in Yankee currency
within the Confederate States should be
prohibited and punished by the seVerest
penalties. ...-.-
Sd. Any expectation of cotton, except
on Government account, should be strictly
prohibited; and no importations on private
account should be allowed, except by spe-
cial license under the hand of the President
of the Confederate States, countersigned
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
4th. All dealings in State bank notes,
gold, or State bonds, with the intent Of es-
tablishing any exchange at any point within
the United States, should be prohibited,
and the prohibition should be enforced by
The severest penalties.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

Braces ARMY.-As much uneasiness
is felt concerning the position of affairs on
the Tennessee, the Savannah Repu6l'can
takes pleasure in expressing the belief that
all is right in that quarter. Bragg may
fall back to Dalton, and other facts appear
unfavorable, but matters are IN excellent
hands, and when the struggle comes Off
should Kosecrans dare to make an attack
we shall be in a position to add new lustre
to our arms by one of the most signal VIC
tories of the war Inactive as matters have
appeared to be on our side, the authorities
have not been asleep, but wide awake to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
A VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

At Convention held IN Jonesboro,
Clayton County, Georgia, among the reso.
lutions to the point, we find the following,
which was unanimously adopted:
"Resozuea, That we call upon the Con-
federate authorities to assign to duty in the
field, every officer in the Confederate Gov
ernment, (outside Of the. army whether
civil or military, below the Executive and
Cabinet, who is able to bear arms, and bill
their places with those of equal qualifca-
tions who have been discharged from the
army by reason of wounds or other causes.
We ask that all our exemption laws be re-
psaled, and every able-bodied man, of eve
ry grade in life, rich and poor, be required
to bear an equal portion of the burdens of
the war, in proportion tothe interest be has
at stake and to assist in this, let the Gov
ernment press into its service at least one
able.bodied negro to every mess IN our ar
my, to take some of the fatigue and extra
labor off our soldiers hands"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
FIRE IN CHARLOTTE.

We learn from the South Carolinian,
of Sunday last, that fire occurred in Char
lotte, on Thursday night last, (which des-
troyed the Mansion House and some prop
erty adjacent. We could not learn the
particulars, the Bulletin, containing the
notice of the fire, not having come to hand.
We learn that the loss was heavy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

OLD IssUE.-It does not seem to be gen.
erally known that the issue of Confederate
money Of date of 1861 and 1862, can be
deposited by persons holding it at the Con-
federate States Treasury to the credit of the
war tax. Any person who has it, may hand
it in and get certificate from the teller,
which certificate will be taken by the COL
lector. and an interest of FIVE per cent. al
lowed thereon by him. All persons who
are doing business can readily tell what the
amount. will be, and can deposit according
Courier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
THE WEATHER.

In our neighborhood, though We have
daily promises, by lightning and otherwise,
there is still great suffering for rain. Some
portions of the District has been more ia.
vored, and the old rule that sthe rain falls
on the just and the unjust alike" does not
hold out. However, there has been good
time for taking fodder, even if the peas
and potatoes are suffering, and the turnips
nowhere. We bespeak a shower.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
Y0RKvlLLg oUIRgR.

to me, might almost have been converted
into bomb-proofs and batteries. But we
will still hope and believe enough has and
will be done, to hold our city yet. If the
enemy have Morris Island with its Forts
and old Sumter almost ruin, some Mon
sters are here, that if successful, will flatten
the Ironsides, and send the Monitors after
their sister, the Keokuk. -,.
.. Hurriedly yours, i.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

GEORGIA ARoUsED.-The Atlanta H.
teUigencer says that it has reliable informa-
ton from the Adjutant and Inspector Gen.
erals Department of that State, that IN re-
sropse to the call made recently by the
President upon Gov. Brown for 5000 troops
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
OMtuarp.

DIEp-In this District the 30t ultimo of Putrd Sore
Throat, JOSHUA WALKER, third son of Samuel w. s
Rebecca T. Jackson aged six years and nineteen days.
On the Ord instant OF Putrid Sore Throat, JAMES JEFF
FERYS, second son Of Samuel W. Rebecca 7, Jackson
nged seven years, ten months and twelve days.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

pg The Rev. Thomas 7. Davis, D. D.
Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese Of South
Carolina, arrived in this town last evening.
1t is, we presume, his annual visitation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

damning threats of their puritanical mur.
derers.. =.
s The signs are, that the country, will be
one vast camp, and the safest place will be
in the ranks for. the faint hearted.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16

to be mustered'i into Confederate service for
home defence, up to this time 23e compa-
nies have been rendered and accepted, ma
king an aggregate of Is, $50 men.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CHARLESTON, September 10, 1853
WHEREAS, information has been

VN 12IIUII4IkO, IIIfVflIU HdS UttII
w received at this Department that, on or about the
9th day Of July last In the village of Clinton in Laurens
District, man by the name Of l.. THOMPSON JOHN
SON murdered by person persons up TO this
time unknown -
Now, therefore, I, MILLEDGE L. BoNHAM, Governor
of the Stue aforesaid do issue this my Proclamation Of
ferng reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and delivery Of the real murderer of the said
L. THOMPSON JOHNSON into any one of the jaiIs of
this snte and, more than one, additional reward Of
Five Hundred Dollars for each who shall be proved
be an accompce.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State Charles
H. s.. ton, this tenth dny Of September, AID. 1863.
H M. l.. BONHAM.
WIN: R. HUNT, Secretary of State.
September l6 II m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23
VOL XIV. NO 242


| D. yoE ask me what Tauld DOT vii ts1
I y7u- Ia tho Art Hisss, augment ss much a.
I Fo1aibls orr armies il ihs deld Pat eli aba
/ ssaiso ysun- msn vho ara rev IN ssr qusrter-
HzsisE aEd o.ser dfpaTtmsnis 81 tie aaVefa-
4aahii RIO tha amy, cad suBPiy thsir EIzcas
With he difshlgs -a.diaIs ard wits citizens eco
Old % render ssrvica 10 tbs Geld AissE .ss L
UsEie pTs7lda, BETH By 'aW aud By priTais zu-
1itiesnes. saPla ERo22s fer ran1sring tbe laHii-
.iss Of al Hbe ara dsHandezs. c0mfslsabis and
zaPPy. Satisfy -ks gailsni soldier hat his fam
iiy vii be eszsd ioT smile BE is zhlsas, and be
sIii feel mach ssttsl satisfied % vhs tic bat
Ties o. BIZ souairy. a Eos iAas ;air, snd iust.
snd ugzt II osHaTE hgas 20 protect my 5fCB-
sTiy, is i z1i rgEt Ekst ths proceeds Of ny
Hea.ih Essula &c, IN kis sbsencs, 20 re suDFoIt
Of As fsmilyi
Wazld, as 7 laws ssi3, sugsain tha c-r--snoy
BY tsxasion rsPssi Ell sxeHUti8u aud sebshiuis
avs, aa far a. 70 eQRailtsnt Hitd shs good fEila
aud necessities Of tho Gs7ernmsnt a6d compel
al EsH Hksiasr riea sr poor uEsthsF iH aiza.
pssiiion Of low, 5s-uasn tas sgss o. lS and -,
la ao s8rvice "a sha army.
Do Iris szd al vii be vel Wehsva s COED
tovsrnBsas, Government a. facf0 sid sc iBrs
-ifgsl, constitutional, elective sWies indorssa
BY tHs pssp.s Fl ths C1n.sdsless 9islrs For
llinatsiy '7r us 20 have as .h8 hsad Of slzs
lFoYarHIrat CHEF Msg's 1sts ripein sxBe-
rrncs and wisdom giltsd By nstEro With ih1
hlgfesi 1Tder q intellect, 5acrouEalY iubued
ET.a The principles - State Iigh;s. 1an ct
Chsisi-aa rlrsss and iussgTiiF, hsnclcd as q TsT-
Joy and lo-iis-. g dsfs gaished s.ar~uzn.
lasf sid irsPa=f.El, fsispszsn-ssd, diruia8d. -
sssciea a. EaIas Esd By fsrai "a ff1vsT1H1euts. e
-,aH he CONES aEsT -aHn srV know so Tho
Daz5Ilsl issa-irz-oa IN Ell ta aaaites whieh
caHszltaie "a -ls4-r iE rcTRluhel BIS pIses
-culd ess BE- sgpBliad. If -hsfo Sc EuotHeT Jsf-
sfecn Davis 10 taiz whole Csafsdero7 nave
ailss - hEa bun. Es is eens tusionaiiV elected
'ur President fer SIX ysaIl. Ha uav baFe com
zitts5 sTToTs bus 70 is 10 bB rsmeassTed ibak
.ae Wisssi and bsst msa bare arel Consider
Tsst lie has slrel1Y accomplished Tas esT-
'-nHeat n tta beginning #a8 Wiih7at credit.
Tl-hczt Eorsy. Elihget a sanding lcnT and
'ot Ggr soldiers greatly iEfsri9r iu 1nI1bsrS,
AYE Iaas and IsDaised tie easny iu m1Ry
ard tosEAs 5asHs. ard i0-5ty Es s-o stronger
2 aveTgtaicE Hsesssszr lcr-fHr succeFs tLsa ".
Eegs ia tss Beginning Of ths var Hs has esd
zig aetrsotaTs, and 20 h1d e sshngfon
Bat aaaEs ell Plesidsai DsVig 3 Chsistaa.
I'd Is I have every reason % hsisFs. daily pre-
enis ca nis kases tie sauss sl oar saustry o.
as. Goa Of srath aid justice A rTaasem'a
aaEz pisss he Is salna ssTeae, unierrihsd. ao
t2aas RasaOTCe and unahsksn--
Like ioms t-l ciia .haf liftri's a7TfuI f1-fn-
sFsl1 ire8 ne vale a1d uisIEay Cleaves - soFn.
aaugh raH1d Zee breast ths rg irs c1gGz aFroaa
.isrsal EuaHniza sstlas o. .its head"
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LFRop TIE AnaY EDrrIoN. !



The asxs resasR OF lhs Cssseaerals Congress
Vsn z=as il Rishasos On sse7lb prox. AlFssdy,
says t.a Rlsbuond IgBig, The issu5as sro -
gis1irg C arrive 20 oscars lodsleEa fsr tie viz.
Ter Several ef ihsm have rsRts5 hsszishad
dze.Ezgs, and win brisE .Asr fslniliss azd ser
v2a-7 With tken. O.hsrs vill dsa5tlass rens
aFsFlszlais wherever hey @sy o5faiz them, sad
Est tsslr meals ss soHs restaurants except whsn
hey srs iHviie5 cut to disnsr or tss.
The sPPTaachisg session ei Cosgioss viii, it
is Aspaa, afsTi as ssrly visyy CT lhe tsra ia
tAat Isar lsns sf anlzeisi snbauasszssnt
t-ossa shish tie psspls Of .ks Canisdsrais
sa.e5 havs sssn passing fsr several weary
nsa.as. Ii The msrzRsTs viii sst PFsmBry sad
F'ssly. and sol opos tssir l5qseossus nsuths,
ss Eeqzanty ss tbsy cid as sAs lsst sarsisn,
soza measure Of relief msy - adopted in tlze
e. arrest iss pid isrrssisdsa Of ssr oz7rsas7,
Ezs suaais tie pegple ziih saall iResHss is
syl-il. asriag .hs winter Every so5y IS -lsd
,hss tzs ssssisB viii rean eoaHsa=s.
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hsr erbis, al these yszFs that sis isok ths hsrsy
Of 10 Giving wbie Lanosln Wss kept cut cf bis
snn. Ag the sun stopped over iba vsllsy oi
Aialan, e tie Hsria aban siaed stiil satil TIE
RssrbicaHs ct WsshiHEton seve reduced ths
issl pesShis stiVsT ists dismoEds sud eenssls.
TsaIi lat ire ssiaf syBssEa &c akssd. Il sss this
stsgk EAansss
Are shsgs sfs abiscl creatures il RishDsne-
sys1gwhsrs ia sAs GsnfsdHaoy, 5Rt sssssislly
ia Eiehssend-vhs afsss b TsHbls issi esr
=sgss aksals sink sRd e asHn ss.sss ihas rap-
sls raRi q Yankss sWisilHa Believe tksa
sst, ss2aor. TAey are Rss Tgnshng Eaisss Is
Is Wits eagerRsag e grasp aaa gather she iaTE-
5at auasEes Bss1isis Of thstysgv eurgsEcy Whieh
ley sEsa. .e 5szfesisfs; ssd tbsy affss. 10 d.
3Eeeiats il psgp0ssiy, taEl peesie nay Be will
iss.to give tssEs Ekesvsa ard busAsls Of il ioY
i;slo 81 RGkisE. Thsss aes the Bss=ls Whc
save depressed eur Eosd esTrsaeg beisR be
1aaksss worthless paFsE they sTs-szd this e
ne WoTEt re ssz ssY q lksa--as careless Of
ssnsr sE sSuatTy as tse AbsiiisEi5ts At Wash
inctsn
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Capt. ". S La.Hal, 81 lhe5.A battalion Of
I CEC F5luulesr aBrsiET, cs1sUrsa e lsil8wiag
prisoners iu lis Stsss- snf sask sasza ts Ciaeia-
E zal. wsers lhsy we're esnHusd IN AeIssaa Bar
nehs, Ihs tolsW5Hg is -iEt 7f lheir nsmss,
! i1Tnef residences, military cszsessi0nsaHd date
Of capture
Z Efa.hsr Wlssa, BslA couzl7. Eara hrsy
I AsrzHzi.s sgay guard, esP5ursa is Bath eoustT,
/ Jc--5- 20.
Es.irs, Aosrs, Bah eouHjy, priysta Ct "a
hssl8a6T satlz ion a-GEsea Hdsman, captured
. @ ti-a5.a5 cz--tv, o-.5HoF 81
JsH u fEz5.rY, Z a@ink ccuntY, private -
kel Ecl-T lH- u-sei r'Grmsn, csgtuEad e. Fiem-
I'D ceus 'y Jg-aE5I 81
Z II. Lznls-ll Eic8U.ss C5uEty, 2i KEN
tu--T r-zr'ed sid-leG, essssEsa IL Nlcsslas
ssGaH r.. . -rtsr a.
j. S E.sls5.~ E1steamery ccuGty. lst
Il -sC-- la0az1-- r.u=snsu, Csp iarcd u LI5nt
z1ulsF y --se- Iss
u1 HlEs-s, Fleming e1zatv q Esa-
.ve e707e.al lf.ism5as clpu.r.5 Celohar -
8lca Clsvs kIeHl essrtF, - RaE 1lgzT
lI.g ed T-a1ElaLs sa1lsisa 4 Rowan eeGz.Y,
Cs.-5I g
Lsa lll.gr5 81 5glyrg 20 Sc came bzEd
--ss IS IG 7st. laE -Heir eicss proximity C.
lsel etssr. Cze ot tteu, kE5wa So E2Iy
&7. -zseEii- sh3. thsse sen Of .se 5.h 01is
vol alecr saEaisv. vhlz 30 hs1 clPtHrsi All
s- daasIs az g-!seEeY5 gga5. Lafala las
laid ,.a es5=ia cf laas portion oI Kentucky sn-
Iss --laE 8sGEzasEs 80 L-ins ioT EGtt8g c1sn Of
1855 i-oE1.ss1ase -ancrs.-- Lgs5SUiiis Bsaa0-
sr1L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

A Fan' ,casa, direct lrsz ihs far gortkvast,
tss Eizaiy fsraisksd rs with a eoRv 81 the Prsss
5E.ra. rg3'.sssd e. FE7is, TaEss. L ceafaiuB
le following which ID irzpsTtsaB, Il Eas;
GLaUlsUs sEWs-6aEAEAL RJUET AzD aEs
arAFF KILLED AND CAPTgEED
We Give .Aa le.cwiag lefiar n iuil. wbieb
var I-esvsd tais urrsiuF, cirsct fros .as
7-iss-. Oe.zF-t+ cur lezE aeazai1saaos vitk
-. Hizlaz Fs'zela ra Aavs every rsss8n ss
as,,-Te fEsf -se eaE-suiE sf tae lstief ere lrae.
lE- ERzs5
EBADG H4EFtEs % CH0CTAT REenfEsT,
sslP zsEr -aundlas, Ost ID. l6S3
TO rz7szia C.u7as LsEs-o and stzss susbsrs Of sks
tlelefE CGu-ej=
GEyTLEsI1s 5srs hes jest hseu reserved
es-- -ti=.sG-- EEd witch s ssylecty reliable.
uz=zTs B'v1s ka- hosn allied y General
tllaEE1ll, 81 ssEEaad el iks si.asssri taFess
lisEsIzl 5.lHi szd aaosE Of his sialf Hers ki1ss
vH5i8 sz -2Usa tr5m Fer. sa.sh "a tie dirsaiss
of Kswas. Ail Of ais sHtai Rzs espfsrsd by
QgaGsr-1 TIE Eeasra;z ksvs svseH-
r-e7 FsTth FORK Oar brigade is
azzicHs fr 6EbL TAiHFs are Esw sgsunaiag
G EEs5 brighter aspect ia tsis department
46Il cur si5Bds tEG HsWs.
Yours trulT, g E. FULscM,
Csi5nsl Gem s1aE7ing q Gase5s-7 EaEintBk
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gThsasy sa sss Xansse Army.

@ ilua Browse, s-7 5rmy ccTre5poadeEt Of
-e saeh-il ECgs5LioEH, rEgg 6iac8aT5ss sl
.le -1s ct rHitkF II ths Yankee R1Hy
An a.i=z .e 0iF tAiEFi and IS lakes g gre4t
sisue 6cis5les asd ast e fas 1Iiasabies Go cary
. -l1ae. asFo pes .uy idea sew Esay bar
rs.5 of -'e3EaE'sssry' (Faass asatie eUFhenisn
-I wi5lsT} Is tasss per wslk 10 1ul .as Ma
erir- daE't kEow ozsetiys bat 20 sBoW
Pas rlrie be sot.1g 70 U1cis saa thsH 1905
lgg se3zs1-e-s 70 bis sway, IL he wsRid shui OF
e1.-cr5 zzd asssta1o!y the ss5D.Y Of inseEcas-
80 Hq1crs nom sdissls Hza acz, uoHl spf-
s-sa, bCgel.r.s- aa1 everything and eve gbesy
eeul-eisd gF-tl lka army. o. gsas grGuad IS
ee1 aas1s Tzss s5a1T si whisky ieCaissedi
40 Is --zt sa 0eezs. olai ratios HaEg be issssa =
,1s die-5 73l5a laig=E.g ( rom FiGzei sr aiisr
Ga cr-lua-ssg .lralsa Way, tCTe hzl't sssA
e win 'zy -zlya ll5EGl -o siEEio 1lgtmanE, e.
ag h-9ai55ge. icT lGHy lEozsBs aa31 asa
g. ssy,jy ssiaE-a the Ealh whgz ] say laat Aef
.as Z Faas sys i55naI 10 tsa tTogP5 ca an aveEege
Is is Ell gss1 g. 3 .stsi asstils8lo secsiy 70
5ea g1vsaz iz tee -Is7. Cause wAyi The
8a5 ot dsssr Hss 50 iueleszsa ausag Lae oIas5EJ
s-s cs8e b BON .efi ever - be issued 20 lha
.ias Three gallons q week are aH1al Lhe pI6s-
ssl ssusi allowance Oh e bnga0.eEgeas.a spd
= i0T osdasi5 li proportion. a r-EsasIal,
7ss Is li56Iai ESD reasonably hasplt-si5, ie ca
ar8fs1 l5 seai h5 east bis pay 10 vs. saB
iss1I5 Every tHls o Rcaersi og gtsi ellssg
.sl.a on co uiada, tss ssitis 10 czpoolad ts be
slafuesa E7efy bna ca caicsl is prsmaisd,
- fs eEBsetsa 10 .Ts- BIS s9I1ui5aloH. Every
occasion sf sgerd of AsTss prossBlaaen is im-
srovod iol . hs cr1nk 81 s1suHd lt ID not
considered Sc. qsiie lspassblr for an ofaesr te
Be- hapiesss o. eTszg dTues Hasa actaslly en-
r-rsa "a lcme 5pssal ts, sGch ss aH officer
= IRE plCzet % Judge sdvocata Of o0urt-RieE-
ts, ats. 81 llhaf tizgs Is is nstsiag against MIN.
80 even Il aaaghi 70 saeh ease IS is TaibeF his
n sfsrtans fhsR BIS szs.-. seer fellow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

Tie a23pie ai Knoxville, iar 'ea oaFs psst
have Besa asIg-zg eli she hougrs 1f famine
LEa t-lera. Ise-a hsy- eilzge5 5Ey =8uss
a0t -vzEV lGwz iu CENTS e Esss IeDsea665,
Tie L-s5ss saaJa-aya 5y -se l5oE. LanEias Q
GagBl8 20 nos E-ealar isaa t5ses Tisi.ad Eps1
a'i loyal Ilursssaea8s = resideGcs In Kssz-
vile lhe hosd4uas Ia Of Sem SsE, D Car
-r. au cd s-1e--i sH # The eloquent sssst9f
sa=gzar s5c1e s5 J8nasRsrs' hag bsoE soa-
~ .l7 e assr.i-l TIE YsuHees have co-
-I lia ar saF 9I es-a E01 3 graiz - wheat.
ui5 aarls sad stables Cmpael sbd 5uIEsd Als
75gsshold .sIul.sre- destroyed his b5d-cieshiEg
zkln sWayr and there ID no'aiag lcii 70 Ealk
he sesza IT scc-zl e.eezgr-a fer Wsica .as saun-
81 s9 0f <e3 ssEneEsse ElaatCr was cisLR-
zss 81. sars he Da1e wsil ai & heazalui Essi-
.la COZ pvai -a3 iHt0 aithy 40sPi1sL Bis
ssltca Oh szsrsd hia -zle. Ee lives nav St
- yssEille, Fa.-KHoEgiis Rtgisisr.
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Emperor Wishoa to effsr hsr every sszalrity vhief
her Interests esald dsairs.
'fRsss tye FreEeb dispatches" soaelusss tie
ksssoTtst DiPioHatigzs, '.iH spite Of tie ronsts-
nsss Of sheT dsis Of msrs lhsn fsHf ras8lbz
sseE, stIii preserve greet seillsl interest They
ss osly give The KEY Of the real sfsla Of ths Pc
iish question, bat thsy still soushtzlo the most
striking JustihastisH Of the policy fslsHed By
ihs Ca5iass Of IniisTiss In tbs 2atsTieF ssgotis-
iisss !"
PsrBsal Of lhsss TIVE dlsIo1astlo BRpsrs estsb.
isAes With tho utmost possible elssrusss .Esr
even Whsa ~ths tbrss esurls shish sivned
tAe aotas Of April I0sh presented the proErazaas
G, TIE SIX points for the aeasplaues Of Russia.
he GsEeransHt Of The EsHRsTcE Tss noG unser
any ilHs;3a a. g the voIitesls disposition 0f lac
oeETt Of 81. PssaTssaTg
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whsn msnaoass VITA BsaEEsgard and Charles.
ssn
fear I am iTesPassing Toe lAr Vpsa youl
readsrs' pztiss0s aRd 'yogr space. 7 shall slsso
before haviag said bali had intsadsd ta say.
VITA tha sssaTanes, wkies give Is a. sys-Tit.
aess, that EagradsT and Tsyisr, sew operating
il 50 slnoss izsesassibls persisH Of ouF essHsTy,
azd iros whom No gst but rarely tbs bsidss.
itsEs, viii, whsa iksir campaigns are hzsvE 20
us, have proved shsIssolvos EsFshy Of assseia-
tea wi.h tie shless end soEt chiVaifsus Of saT
commanders en- tbis aide tho Mississippi.
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~ Ths New YsfE Tssss. in IA articls On
New YsTk ely Rsliiios, tkUs graphically d.
ssTibss e zAjsFity sf the RsFalaliOR Of Kew
YsrA:
rs Pssltisa las izAds q ihe rssisisai Of TIE
vary drsgs ST EEfsPsaR smigTahsn-tAs beat
Bersion Of Il gess WssiRari-aR6 The enoraaour
exesasien Of eur trade aAa Industry, has drawn
hilhsr from aIl PaGts Of the URioa, tas shiflsss
The bYskeA iSwh, the chaFss.sIlsss, aa3 the
needy Of all CLASSES, in tho heps Of aading ssws
means Of seltaTing thsH osnaisisn. Conss-
qssHuy Tho texture Of soaissy ia Nsw York is
&c isagsT American, bat European. We hsvs
oa he enc side preleiAgiat as ienersas aud
ansetEpaoas ~ sast sithOf Of Paris OF Lsssop,
0sniBg aOthiRg, dislikiBg ghe tsaiaa sf honsst
Industry, wits q str5Hg tatte for BlRader fn ssraa
ahAPs er sshsT, indifferent ts public aainias,
aaiaaaesoea BY the PRlpit o. BY shs sTess, sad
ksviRg mere or lsss 81 that sense OF WTsax. aa9
thst grsdge against these Ths ara better 81 thaR
themselves, which -Aave basn f6f six ihsssaad
Years a characteristics Of the isgorsHt and II
aioas"
Tbs Tsass shows sal picture -. shs GER
rent expenditures sRd hasvF taxation. which
promises e result il 'nU-icissl yspsdis;ior, Or
elas hug6an Of taxes which viii aHsRal TO
wholesale csHascalioR, and render oil real prop
srtv Inside the city liH1its WeTfklsss. When
shis pfospsss stsrss Poople IN the fass re shall
ieok fer movement toward e lsdieai ehaaca ia
he struotaEs ai Inc s3eTGmEsns, bat act scorer.
Our eonaoizusn is, thaE i aAn8et be very Isrg
liil this psrisd arrives 4"
Ths war bsiWssn capital ard lsbsr bs4 csr,.
meEesd. The woIkingnen arc rasrsha Iiino
their ferces-''ssrikos" are taking plses on a,.rs
Side, and without espltsl saDmiss 10 the dsn,s,,3
OF isbori 4 collision sahnot be avsided ~
eeins Esgalss may pEetaes saPital ior a dstls
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Levo, 5oaIss.,. aas .a.,ssp'ss nia.a'r

Levs, JoaIoaay, and AtisEnPtca Eliu,dors
Froz tAs Esmpha AEsus Osio5szsa
Tsslsrday, abesi tw5 g.slesk, Vissoria Iisssr.
GeTuza girl il the smplev Of Nfs. HF l62
Main street., Ehio standing osssr.ie "a rsai-
lenos Of haF empleysf, was sssbbs6 'fh
ssgFia kaiis, ~ aa Italian. - PsaudlslF. Dc
sPpeaIs that iae rris0nsr las ssen payiBz kiz
addresses 10 She Firl for some TINA past, has ia-
saeetssfaliy, and that ysst7rday after al hsd
dehnteiY a1osr;ainsd lhas ths eirl =sgia aot
snslTg him, ae sgzhsd himself Hish hoRhI lrnigs,
sRd, aolaiag uPsa nor a. the plsss sbsvs-nsn-
Tered. 10 siabhsd Der twice = ihn.regisu 81 the
fighs saeuldsT, he knils ssVsrine- tae DostaIfsr
ceTvisal aTtazy and sinking tss spics ssa sseand
tiEs enteTing abavs tha Eareriar aneia al tbs
sesRalss and psnstratiHg k8 righi hay Tha
seHnts, th9agb seVsro, als act e0asi5ons4 dsn-
ysrsas b the ssisHdiRg physssisn. Dn Van
Edrsa, Wh0 was Esriy en- tie s7og, aad Wis wa
shIsm' sting in his prufsssisral ssrEissa aud
ether sets sf kRdaess. Easudieg-l vas altsstoI
- ibs preVsst guard aa8 laEsa 70 ita If7iar
Frissn, Ekero 10 is zoH slzalsiag an eEunina-
iisR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

Whils but auarsty win reign a. Iasl The press
aud ihs pHlFit, hy thsir taashings, hsvs rsissd 4
sierra .hsy eaRnos alayi ths Constitution has
sosH Destroyed, aid the Eorth has bal shs
sboies Of the avils-Enarehy OF dospoHsu.-
RiakanaEA S.a.liaa