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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

New MILLINERY AND DREss MAKING
EsrsBt'sHMrsr.-The many friends and patrons
Of Mrs. Kno.weli, both in Daveppor, and Rock
Island. will be delighted to learn that -he has
opened store In this city, and il now receiv.
ng . large and very carefully ssiected stock
of Millinery goods Of all descriptions sui.a bic
to the season. la connection with that busi-
ness she will carry On dress making in all it's
branches, She does this at the earn eat reeves,
4 many lady freods, and It is hoped that she
will be liberally patronize1. s,ors No. SO,
East % st., 10 Feiervart' block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

The OLD MASTERS IN Rock IsLANp.
The most beautiful collection. ever ssss 10
The Wet Of Cabinet PhotOeraphs Of Ther-
veadsssJ nsaR Rsl6fO ssS pAtaslIs 81 aesles4
4sd modsss artists. - - b fossd q Devss !
Crsmptos's. r. Oh Island. Il sobrasss svee .
lssdssd didsrest ssbieets. D. 4 O. are The
eselssvs sessss fsr Dsvssposs and Resk L.
ksa 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

SHirMESTs from Davenport by
railroad for ,he week ending September bth.
s IL bic. Flour lO.4oO ba. Wheat. 400 ku
3 flcy. 2gyD bu, Cosn. ! eco bn Oats, 10 toss
Cornmeal, IA 800 ibs. HIDE, $50 Ibe. Butter,
70 live Hogs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

COUNTRY people looking for bargains
in dry goods should remember that kehse d
C.rhart. opposite the lie Cia., House, have
dre's Ssoas Of every va.isty. doms.tics. etc j,
whisk the sell very lew.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
ARC psr = =.

ron rHR WEEK ENDING slrrpNBs 6, 1853,
t. Meteorological observations, undertAe d;rec,;or
rehs Smhhsoridn innitution, made q. Grisroid
College, Iy JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Latitude. Al. 80.
North Longitude, 1889 UeM; Heiyht above tAe
sea. 737 feet. ! s =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

Log RATS are beginning to venture
over the rapid. once more. and We may expect
lively times again among lumber dealers. At
present prices cutting lumber cannot but he
exceedingly profitable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

VERY ILL.-Oar fellow citizen w. A.
Remington, E'q, received a dispatch this
morning. ceiling him Immediately east. his
vile lying in very critical situation. Mr..
Remington stArts east this p. n,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

TIE rain this morning, provided it
beneficial not only to the vegetable crop bat
to the SUCCESS Of the fair. The dust has OF late
been excss lingie troublesome.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

TuEsDAY SlPr

TUESDAY SlPr 6ru.
p. N. Glass A. No. n-Sw-apstakss
e,.nto So Il couniy-Best s,slton cf any sse
or bresd.
3P A..-Rsad.t.rs. Ctsss A, No. -. Also
class A. No. 10 and H.
9,P H. Cla.. B, Ms ls and 10 Cate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
N A X RI ED .

On Friday. the 4th inst, by tte REv. H. y.
"awERs, MR.. WM. *. BtTLEk, Of tho 7th
Gaysl-y, sni Miss llZXiE b kILLNAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

To.AeRRow evening DR.. Ch >h'oerS
opess Get Ais celebrated Psiyorams, 'eH
forget the fact.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short notice by '"sA'".: A. NO. o.
w eat Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

As will be seen an important change
has b, co made ia Capt Hants advertisement
flr hsrsss-sge ani stature h.irg added.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

Not IN SEssIoN.-Ihe Beard Of Su-
gervisofs d d rot succeed IN o'g.pixipy IN 3
morning ,h,Ie hem 10 quorum VI e"nt. We
resume they viii meet s,1 adjourn over
FAIR week, - srveral Ct III. u nhe,s are
ie.p interest d in the su cess Of the Agri-
cultural Society
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

OYsrERs.-Chariey Bell received this
morning a ca.s Of fresh oys.srs. which he will
serve up 10 order 10 lis own peculiar style.
Drop 10 ,his evening and tr9 them. II . day
or two ChAr!ey will be in receipt Of fresh she
os s.ers aud CLANS direct. from FIRST ha.ds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
nlE d

Cn Saturday evening 5,h September, Of Dip
theria, WILL AN TUCkER. infant syn of DA.-
Ill b. and kLHaBgTA 8. sHELLy, aged years,
/ N nth and II days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
Chicago Wnrhets.

Chicago NArketH.
CHICAGO, September s.
FLOUR. SO i0c lower sp,ine Extra 81 65.-
White inter $6i5.
WHxar-4 Sc lower. No. l Spring "a cents.
Red %.
CoKs.-2 lower 5oN@561x.
OARS -gG4c lower. 40GL 46c.
RYE Sfendv No fOc in store
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

FoR THE FAIR GRouNDs.--We wond
euEe est the ptoprisly VI come Of our livery
'table men putting On lire Of on nihusses be
~aen the lie Claire House ard tie Fair
intervals We think the thing would Be
found . capital speculation which would pay
we'll.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
DEMOCRAT g. NEWS.

= d. NJ PErrksarlI / Co., No. 81 Park Row, New Yo.rk
snd state street Boston, agents in those cities
asd are Authorised take advertisements and subscrP
tions for us AZ our lowest rates
c. H. ScRiyES, 90 Dearborn street Chicagois auinof-
red TO receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
THE CIT y.

SvKEP.-Per.ous IN quest OF good
.hs., zee advertisement insno,her eolsms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

Soo ..'yert;scment Of lost note in 40.
,,.r ,,,,.. = chance to nakeei
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
EK EAH Oy <TA
YJavt,S the QueSfi0M !!

s-TUERE DO You GET YOUR GREEN
w Groceries? Patterson Il Yonnsts keep,
TIE best ris Plant, Asptrasna, lettuce. Ia town,
aud they sei! Egg, Buster, Fresh Lake ard k,vee
Fish, Cheee Vi .er, ~ugsr,. Po,a'os and Ap-
pies Cali thcie when you want the best art.
clss at Ghe cheapest prices. Brady street, next
to p.u n mer' ." : sore my23-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
EE MARKETS =.
Davenport Markel....Dajly Repcrt,

6E MAHkEI y.
Davenport Market...-Daily Report.
OsvlcE Or THE Dan. q Nxwe,l
Monday kve., ep.s mber7.
Quotations are unchanged.
FLors-W hclesals. ST 4004S0 retail, $3.50
as %. shipments 10 IBIS.
WHEAT e5M7Oc. Choice lots .5c
BARLyY- s01gs3..
Corn -35 q 4Uc.
OATs-30@35c.
ONIONS S.u@9e.
New urk Marxel.
NKw loRx. Heptcmber7
FiouK-Market declining. $4e5 as 90 extra
state So 20 d5.35k no
"HKAr-Make ket lM2c lover s5Ms6 for
spring. siWi.l3 Mil. Club. Sl.l54 .2i Winter
Red
CORS-snI5
HArs 4o05lc.
WHlSKY-50.
New YOrk stock Naract.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
The Daily Democrat and News,
RICHARDSON e. RUaOlTS.

J. J. RICHARDSON........ w. BURDITT.
We tue undersigned agree TO the ioiiowv.s
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
DAnY.-i5 cents pcr week, p y able 20 c,r' r..
Mail and post-ofice subscribers ~ 90 per v n u
payable in advance.
wgEELY.-$2,0o per annum, in advanst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
CARDS.
DEBOLT EXCHA NGE

EXCHA NGE !:
N RILEY, Proprietor.
Choice Wines, Liquors and seyars; IFarm Nsois
at all Hours.
HAVE JUST put UP A JE.SSY LIND
L Table Of the latest improved pattern, and
awai, a trial from my friends.
81. RILEY, Proprietor,
sgl 0-dtfl I'd st., opposite the n sttobal Bank.
GEO THIEIE,
BRADY STREET. BE1 Arm 5vH,
Family Butcher.
fe~. SUPPLIES FAMILIES WITH THE
0VAXM very best Meats Of all kinds. ut the
lowest E AYket prices. Very par
tcusar attention paid to the waits
cf customers. my2o-dly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-12

DESTRUCTION OF THAD STEVENS IKos
WOREs.-A Lancaster correspondent Of e
New York Tribune furnishes that paper with sn
account Of the destruction Of "Hon Tbaddeus
Stevens iron works, in Adams county, Pa,
during the rebel" invasion Of that State TIE
following paragraphs, If true, wiIl show that tie
work wss eAsetuslly done;
The order was given to remove all the wagons,
iron, TOOLS snd Whatever would be useful co the
army. The work Of destruction was thsu com
msneed. The large smelling furnace two
foTges 3 pudding mill, ths r9l.iBg mill, ssw
ulil, blacksmith shops, storehOpses, wagon
houses and sheds, were reduced to ashes
La providing for q large and profitable blast,
Mr. Stevens had a. grsss expense laid m = large
stock Of anthracite ani chare8sl, and provisions
aBd stores for the eouing season, all Of which
were carried away or destroyed Several hogs
heads Of bacon, sugar snd mslsssss and several
thousand bushels Gf wheat, rye, cats, and corn
were sppropria tsd for rebel uss. The fences and
ssns Of the dwelling houses were torn down
aud hss1ed against TIE piles Of coal, and thus
reduced to ashes. Wood was piled on each of
the platform scales ard fred; and thus even %
ths smallest degree nothing Wss lsft undons to
make the destruction Of Mr.. Stevens properly
utterly complete. The loss, as estimated BY ths
naaagsF, amounts to ninety thousand dollars.
It Is indicative Of rebel spiss against the pro
pristor that OF the three extensive iron WORKS
within lhs sweep Of q seE5R-milss radius, 0ulY
I chose belonging 10 M Stevens EUr5 dsstroyoci
/ ths ether works suffered no dsmags beyond ias
I loss Of horses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-12

From tn Charla.t EErCE-y- li.hI
Since ;hs vel managed and successful re-
uu.se Of The Yankee EsrEes .--m Fort Sumter on
Wednesday morning, Ilt.s tss occurred ia tl-s
vicinity to way t1e m1EC,ory Of tiis siege
From our own community. and clE =i=t7r cities,
we hear TIE prssss of the brave spirits who hold
thr fort bud of It5 gallant commander, Mi
Stephen Z lio,t, who was sel=sts5 5sg his E1,-
disry qualities 70 command Che fort, UFul the
withdrawal of the Brl.lsrv end substitution Of
an infantry garrison last Friday night TINS T7-
pulse of TIA tzTEes adds b las well Eol rsTU-
tati0n.
TIE enemy have been chiefly employed in
throwing up works sc Cummings P0'lt, in
strengthening rg3 repairing Battery WsEUr-
and 10 mskiur allegations and additions 90 -zlIr
bsttaIics iu iHs interior of lie izlau1--snorE 3
other things, iB C1t5irg em1rlZusls iu q 1s5. cry
on Beacon Hill In these operations .ley dis
plsy tbei- usual unqussti1lahis era-gyi and
thsr progress Is steady l8 spite ot ihc lrs under
vffeb ttsy. are COMPELLED 30 toll for tho most
part Of the time. Ia tHs mean while their bat
ferries lave been perfectly silent, though ccsS, s5
We have already biussd, have sos been alto
gethsr idle
Throughout Weducslay nigh. two or the
James island batteries mairtaiDea a Gre upon
g-rris island as intervals Of bvs minutes.
During tie fli.1winE day 'ha fire w7s FeFi up
though 10. 90 continuously, by The zsnl7 bate
risg. as well g. by those or Sullivan iE.sud
THE aect rs mains luac-vc, and is probably
still engaged in sirksring The GsUsEed sides o.
some of ths vessels. The ECnGi-s was seen
yesterday birE vary s.5se al Bst.e-y Gegg
vi-h schooner iul-u1diz5- : beside haf.
One Of the prisoners s.G'e5 that Che a.t7eEir5 6
force Of night before lsst, wss mz5s up q two
lines Of t1rgss extending 20 le le1Eth 't a-l
a nile The zen Was unable, EoasYsT, O. give
the lumber Of iL5 ta-sa-.
A rough computation, bs7zj u90n some cap
tured pLpsrs coaq,lui7g She detsi'z Coz .He as
ssrr give ths Rumber Of the >llrlilg party as
eignt huudre} snt ssv=asy ye'slL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-12

business of fetching and carrying by sea. The
receipts from the L,VsIpool docks aud tTom Ell
tho docks On the island, I believe, show larger
figures this year than ever before, and that in
despite Of the very considerable reduction in
tha rate Of charges
Now, this shows plainly enough that while
the trade Of the South has disapp pRred, il has
5sen made up from oth8r quarters, and ttat
more ships havs besn docksd in Liverpool
and other British ports siues they lost the
Southern trade than s7er before. And Il is b
be accounted for n shis way. By a rasher
singular eaineids1ee il 50 happened hat ~
the markets OF the South wera shat eff from
the world, the hsTvssts Of Ff4ncs and Eng
lsad fell short, and the c0itan ships were re-
quired to fetch bread from the North AZ
Gotten freighter from tas S0uth the saIne YES
sci could not sarrY mors thsn TIVE cargoes
year, but, IS provision ship from tAe N9y1h,
she could make f7s or six tuPs. Thus deck
receipts were increased M9TsGTsE ham and
eggs, butter ard chseso, ns2t ard bread, paid
more dutias than cotton, and tdus custom house
receipts were also eularged. THUS, u0twith-
standing the SHIFTING NJ Of the Mississippi,
which the Northwestern farmer did mo- use flr
sending bis grain 20 sea, your short crops
opensd market for him, in which he did get
something for his grain, and b. reasou Of
which the North had whereWithaI TO pHV for inn
pGflaD0n5- H6Dce7 bAe anEe65s pr niluG DT
scarcity haEs. have not felt the var As gEsv0u5ly
as they G,e sboat % do.
Ths full harvest here, in LELAND and in
France, and the ike Of which has not been
known for many years, viii uizkHly reduce
this corn trade Of the nerth. Il Is already l3s-
ing business, and the grain which is 20 cone
viii be in the category Of Goals IN Newcastle
Hence infer thsE, Notwithstanding the Opeu-
ing Of the Mississippi, northwestern people viii
fad poorer market than ever Tor isrjc CORR
With the falling OF Of thi4 trade the New
York merchants viii be no longer able 70 pay
of thsir British creditors N grain; hey via,
therefore, have to part with their gold it viii
go up, and grseabaezs viii eJHae ooW8, aud so
raise vOies from the l5WeT levels of society
that viii Be trumpet t6#gued tor peace. To
smother that voice, even BOY. Mr Lincoln h7s
70 keep an armsd fsrce, not only II New Y95k
sGd Kentucky, but in Ohio, Indiana and orbe
States. He i5 even now marching one up i8t0
lows, to pus dowR there cry for peace. H3 Is
likely 70 have occupation for all tbs recruits his
eonscriPtion viii give II keeping down bis own
people.
Never were the prospects Of the South bsstaT
All that wo hsvs to do is+1 mziztsin the dsfsn-
sive, watch ear chances, and strike whenever
thsre is an opportunity for = g59d slTsks, either
with the sword OF with ihe per
T. N lIAURY
B0WDEW. CHESHIRE Auu II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-12

- Il - - -

From tls - llc1saizr .lrlETlalI r1. el-1
Yesterday msrniag iae gracicsl sslthirtu.sat 81 8
1osp tal. or h1sp.iaa 1u a-gl scale 1Haacd 90 .as
asogis n this town. I q 1zrsls last every =n
ezut house &. % BE- 1ccuua hospital and one 81 t
sfsrnest realities -0t uar tlus Br1uE1t home to ths
doors 0f ear people.
Prom what utts 10 haV= seen Of this people 80 o.
assured r1st r-s g11u1lI1-tT Iled ulEE t1a --a
home Of he sez s1fisr- Nothing uH7s lllT tssas hs
worm ard metal q c1u1l-lilT t11 aaT sE rrsa-
national travail flzu the lC-a-.11 1r h1zu'tat r
is midst it has been l1r-ula fl t1s
rams gentlemen w18 have lh-ss 1la lr
q1as, enter and sE-ss s1 see % asasis ir rre
and 3D. Is With pride a-c 1lslslra laT t1st lave
l1=a gen lalsn sssil, lal refer 1a-r lo rh1 eu-
1nct ef 8 ps1sle. al of whom 1esa 1- E1 Ei1l-aJ
!" havs Hn-Ei 70 raEre- connected with lla7a
ezcepf % suaa7i-Es 1t lEs sold Eler al tsaa
thet could BE- ta make them r-arla.
When the k1l9itals were -sl-1 sasd at 97-r-hss.e-
teY were nol they now A.. VITA Al a1arlsu-s sr
H1allttl stores battlz siet were a5srsut .1 1srt
extent upll The community for bedding ana aauarsa
We saw our ial--a tlru ou2 Hnd E.f M 1a 1rlsrE 1T
glTiaE. 11EgnF. borrowing a1d 5lyilE anita -as rick
were ~ provided -1r As one tna We saT l1es h11
dred sck aud H1uuisd trugEat 90 the t1ru Hitaout
rotcs. Easg cane il after 1Izh and before DAY tta
were Al lalczH ig private E1use5 and vel aa-=i for
IBIS community viii 1avs no -u1a burdens haf
re expect @ SEE ty l5 m duty tlal tds SEX 1uf
undea selaier slall feel t1st t1sy amauF frenr
W hers take occasion 90 say thai know sc uedl-
cal faczllT a charge 0f tl-sa l0sp-als sud the cor
lluliiy vail n1a tsa -7 BE- gentlemen large scaa
nlsu Or 1lafa--eT all Easilc al home who ars 7a-
cna5 lE fztlfl-Y and e1u=zt-T ta- most -l1cata arss
connected VIII ia- g-os st-uEs= for hzuaa freedom
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-12
Il EEpIaua.Ien d IL Can.erip.ls- -.

An ExPlauaiEou OF ths CauscFfptian 4 ca.
Ar.emus Ward 5ends a circular to the Boston
Post, which is as luminous, if not Is voiumin-
Gus, as those Of ths immortsl Fry:
CIRCULAR 10. 75
As tds undersigned has heen Ted 90 fssr that
She law regulating tie drafE vas not wholly m
daTst0od, Notwithstanding the numerous a1-
plaDatory crculsrs that have baen issusd from
the national capital Of late, he hereby issues
circular OF his own and il lee shall succeed in
making this f4v0rits measure more clear 90
Discerning publc, be viii feel that be has ueE
iivsd ira vain:
I. A young -nisn who IS drgHs5 and inalvsr-
seusly goes 20 Canada, where hs becomes en-
by0ilsd wijA robust English party, vh5 knocks
him sr5un1 So as to disable him for life. the
sams 0ecurTicg Ia licensed 5sr-rcoa on Bu5-
ish sol, such young msl csnB5t receive pen
sion ON account of said injuries from the United
S-atss G0vsrnusnt, nor cau his heirs OK oreti-
tors.
, No drafted men, in goiuE 10 The appointed
rendezvous, win be permitted to 60 round by
way q Canada on account Of the roads being
better that way, OF bscsuss bis uncle Wi-
lam lives there.
8 Any gentleman living in Ireland, who was
never in this country is not liable 70 the dratt,
nor ara eur 4Craiathsrs. This latter Statement Is
msde for the bsnst. ef those surollsng officers
who have sCtsd en- the sUpposiugu thas the able
bodied male population of place included dead
gentlemen ia tue cemeteries.
4 Tbs term Of enlistment i5 for three years,
bat any man who may havs assn drafted n two
places has 3 righs 90 60 for six years, whether
she war lasts that length of time or net, q right
this department hopes be will insist on.
5. The only sons Of a poor widow, whose hos
band is in California, are not exempt, 5uz the
man who owns stock in the Vermont Central
railroad Is So, slso, are incesgaDL lunsiics,
bsbisusl lecturers, persons who are bora vIln
wooden legs or fslso teeth Blind men, (uElsss
they wiz acknowledge that they "cau SEQ it,'
and people who deIbera.sly voted for John
Tyler. A. WARD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-12

- Whether fsr0city, fllly, or besstly vuL
gsTitY is ths prstamnal8g Characteristic oil the
monsucu5 .uttarsrcc with which Lfac5ln. tha
Ysh0o 7 ssidsrg to-day insults the human sind
i8 question not easily decided That sush q
creature sbou'd be the chief figure IN such q
period; that this e1mp0u6 Of brut8 and butFoon
should he msstsf # tha situation I'm one Of the
most awful c1nvuisi0Us remembered By history,
. tact NOS iuds5d auparsiislisds bat Of rare
oc- -ufrsnes. CrcmyFaiI was Joker, and Css iar
filthy man; but they Kept their jssts snj their
iuzts 10 ca2mbsfs, shd displayed their ssUpeni
Gus abilities aud terrible power 10 the world
I Bus lhs representative man Of ih5 mode. repub-
l.c and rs revolution delights 10 display TIE
Broporsi5us Of bis mind, snl the qualities OF bis
hsaIt. unjisguised hl Cficial pspeB, ss iH bar
room talks.
"N.r must Uac'e Ssm's noble asst be forgot.
ter. o. SAYS ths greg shop President. AT all
the wa.eI's margins they havs been present
Not oulE or the deep ses, broad BAY Eha RAPID
river. bus slso Up tie narrow maidy bayou, and
lobsrs7sr ths gT0uRd rga5 litsLs damp, sleg kd5s
bees aHil mate thar tracks y
Shade Of Washington Is tAiS thy successor
Can itis be The man 10 whose hand rests the re-
sources Of the United S-arez, and 81 90 controls
q million ef soldiers Nsro ClsudIus, Marat
even # they ws.s what fsci.us and Theirs de-
scribe, would have biusbed for this Sanch0
Wnal 4ul1f OF ELe leta8a DafaEaILAr NQulI tchLl1-
ly have written q ieiler p8rslel iu style 30 shat
from which this passage is quoted
Yet the rasder viii NET sufiia, and disgust wall
vsnish bel0Ee stronger sentiments when he has
reflected on the intent and prospect IeTssled In
this dsrra1sd laagusgs. Lincoln PropQUnds IS
act which none Of Bis race deny, or doubt,
tbst Ia IS iuves5s5 with what he calls the law
IA war.s This laz Of war is explained By hiu
IA mean she right and power Of ingictiug uulisi-
fasd injury On the Southern people "A few
: things" is is t-ue, sra cOnsi5sIed abarba-
rcus," and he viii fs-aip from doing them
What is it he will rsfaiu ron7 q" The massacre
O seH-eoBL5staHts, male and fsmaisn This is
( De poin5 at which hs VIII stop. He viii not or
der the extermiusliGn Of southern women, q
the slaughter Of little children. All shoIt Of
( hat tha ruler Of the North intends 70 90. Every
particle Of property, real snd personal, is lhs
/ pr.za Of the virs1f8, Gnd what they cannot take
/ hey vill destroy" Snch is the future # she
war. Such is the man Of destiny -RschmoHa
/ EramiHsr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-12
VOL. XIV, no. 182
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t1e editor q tbs paper delighted "a q vs- 81
20 see the abundant crops with witch pr,vlfsnes h1
blessed 71r land TIE county cf Al8suls-ls i3 rrhc1
cur ooserTlii111 more 1artlelariT ertsuIaf lf enc
scene lieaburdsHce Tie corn p rraaafe and
we're aaEursd 5y s-sa. -rmsr -has she s-ss risnssf
g very large Tobacco being fn08r entirely usles sd
Indeed We di1 not ourselves see I'LL u tobacco flr
q t shouid Be.
W- a8s muca <7a-iia1 t1 .zaru from r1rc1ls-
nEu1-sr 1luuectsd " Oh tl= slEl lapalt11u- llit
~ have leeVas enough now grrlE l Che ua71lH leuf
pastures of Frgia, 'o feed Cor ssFsrlug Or p
next six months sil1ous o-lar Elgp-v Ha tola 1l a
HHmbsr cf houaads. bgE We sil1aaid Che s4r-ss 1r
fear We may pa -ae enemy Co c5plefls 1l- a1r -aF
issue 0f rztlous-
gvs tats uueh plsss1rs ID puhlshin7 shis ahss1l1g
neHs- Cod has given o. food--a1HuIl1lce 1f food.
both Tor ths army ld tls paopis. Let show szcl
other produesr and consumer s al aur=rlsseu 81
lzst kirduezs Hligl Providence l4l ilElag.d %
sni thsrs VIII 3s plenty and coutsrtle ut p al c1r
aalltafi1na Ile .arTs yield Wllel Wiz r-all. lrl--
the tsE I'd kild. aud r-e allrasrt eurH ccllll-eII
with the Improvement already uauisssea
currency aud which wg UusL Fia a-il ur0srafs.
l1th iu faet and 81 he fan recovery 1 tls people
ta-r late panic. VII MAKE zee iqTerll-l- smaller
aud lower purehaser thau las been lsafaa We
thi1E tie FrQu1e-t 10 lat DElcas va z1lu -a ara tta
Tie appraisers VIII l1Eer tls present G1T-r1al-a1E
s-amiar1, and taut -auzs shame sld Fa t1 1fzrlaa
those VINO ar attempting -l exact more -1u -a Eou
tas nscusa 1ls8 % llsl- fellow cdIsuE
slEr sucu =il-lz 70 -sls cu-sr-1rs aaT
met prices 10 80 rah her fazt 90 i-s 9sTar1Hsrt.
less Dr-dEzg occasion -zsfsJ il tlsE -1s. 5ossi 81
b. egtor-lonas may be- O. o. ln lee 1ssrsLon III lle
p-ss.ua--f iasv. and squaii1g taus @ preserves
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