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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23


THE EARMWRs ANB EXE0aTH0N.
Over TIE signature Of Flint Lock" we yes
tarssy Publish5d a csnmuRisaion very stroRg-
y hinHsg. ifit does Hsl directly charge, thst the
predusinE slass ef the aauairy are in 8 great
measure responsible FOR tho sIteriiszsto prices
nov psid for the rssssssrss Of life. His high
tine thst the attention Of The farmer shoala he
called to Che ksgh responsibility Of the position
he hslds il ths great crisis nav upas the eoun-
try. His warts above tbcss which he eaR sap
ply by bis owu labor, are few. He ProdHess
every tbizz that a-staias life, and that as
csesply IS be did before the war. He
has bat little use for meuey oveT and
absvs Whist viii Psy his taxes, buy segsr, cot
fee. salt and sReh articles s. Cannot be produced
on bis farm. To hin a busheI Of corn, s lead CT
weed or q hundred psuaas Of psrk aid beef are
werth no msra, and cost him re noTs t. raise
tssm than before tie war. Tksz way is IT tkal
bsshoald domand SIX pness fer szeh necesss-
riszf lis outlay On tkair prediction is nothing
hrt his labor. aud be ssn have 20 use fer the
messy tsus sztored, unless he desires to eater
into speculation, which we ear hardly suppose
e 10 The case.
Besides, Il is the farmer Wac has the deepest
stake ia tho Issue Of the wsr. He has everything
70 gain or lsss BY our success CT failure. The
NEE speeulat5r. hsving no permanent or fTediH-
tsrest in the country, owning neither houses, ne
rroes nor lasds, can, IN she1 notice pat MS
means in bic poukst end DO eff Is parts unknown.
Not 90 visa the farmer. BE must either
sink er swin vita the cause. # We sVecssd.
his inheritance AVID property rights are secured
20 nm. If We fail, sn is lost, and Re is turned
loese penrylsss upsa the werld BE IL, therefore
under a higher Obligation than any other Glass O.
nsn to come eat TO the aid Of The
Government IN tie p5osseHi5n Of the war, and
if he would but Dc Bis wisle dEy IS q patriot
sbowiag a deposition TO sacrifice everything fer
the cause, the csuatry would not be hsrasssd
81 It has beon By iupressing eGeerE.
Ttfr tie farmers in fact who are carrying this
var upoa tbsfr saouldsrs With their continued
hslp. We may sEccsq5-witAsut il we must most
surely sl; and 20 feel psrEuaied that If tie
lsrners waro eoaTsncsd Of the fact that every
casTrs against he GoFsrEashi isrssly . charge
agatnst themselves, they wesld retain to reason
and Rursus he worthy example.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

sALT-The sHsatitY Of sals % band st the
Virginia sat works, according 20 an inventory
taken a few days siace, was ouiy about 50 600
bushels, or about eight days work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

All Paris is rejoicing in q recent discovery of
4 method Of manufacturing il Ia 2 speedy and
sizlpls EsaaaeT, snd At a sasll expense. The
macbise is styled D. Glaoiefe q Baseals. Frsal
9 drawing Azd description now before rs We
gather ths following;
A cylinder Of metfl-tin viii answer-with e
movable cover at one ezd, to Re kept tightly IN
its plaea hy Z sesew when shut with two oBea-
iBgs ore at each cad, 20 receive throggA two
! tuzusls tie materials Hsed; ana's discharge cock
/ &C eGa sEd to discharge tse ~c0Htoais whsa the
cylinder is 20 be eEPtied, is al the apparatus re-
GaIea. This cylinder, when properly charged
Is BlsC-d on 8 pair Of rockers, 50 that a
ses-saT asti'n msy be ebtaiasd. To convert
tvs hundred French grammes Of water into ice
(zsch ZTaams being nearly EevsHteeR gains
a~veiraHpois) 1t is necessary emily to Blsce in tsis
cYlincer or well twelve hHnsfel g.anmss Of
sulBhst Of soda, and eight hHudred grsumes o.
hy5rsehloride ofmursitc aci'. Into ibis prspa-
ration or bath, says the inventor, place = form
Or vessel containing the water to be frozen, 0
bottle of champagne to be Trapped, or aRy other
material required 20 be frozsn- Close the cover,
screw It fast. and then for seven or eight minutes
give the cylinder or well q see-seW motion or its
cradle, and you obtsin the desired result. a
sslid block Of ice of Gve hundred gTsmmes Ray
30 produced by this operation. al Paris has
be8H running TO see ths mschiues Of the Rae De
rArbs, section Nc 50, WheIS IFS effects are pub
liejY exhibited. These msckines are rapidly
sold a. nom fifty francs TO one hundred and
twenty, according 70 thu size. A late Rumker OF
he pictorial psper, ILLUSTRATION, gives a draw
icg and 5 description suEsisntly iutelligible TO
snsbla any one Of oNr metal works to msuulae-
tare them. II 80 asy kelisve the halt Of what
IS said, eur dependence for eeel drinks viii no
loGgsr be upon the ieeRen, bu. aPos the chem
ISIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

e Private letters reecivsd in SavsBsah an.
nounce that the steamer LsmsT, from Savannah.
was reGeitly captured BY the enemy on her way
10 Nassau.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

10 Surgeons and Asst. Surgeons, C. S. A.
y sc1 F1sass viii nstSuotisns havs removed an
BAD 20 pia a.g1ss IN ny charge to Hacon,
g. o VneA point rssaiadans h 1a.ure INST s. RI.
1A--A fgHAE M
ourseoa ana Eslisai PurFeyoE @. S A..
Macon, Ca
Mobile Advsrdssr and Register and jackson Bfhsis.
anl.en e..r ann n-alh -. ~ hul u nm 81 neca
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one THOUSAND DOLLARS
REWARD

osT, on or s5.ut TIE 15.h day or ssps.nbsr TIE
~ IN wing CONFEDERATE EI4HT PER eENT-
5oN1sr VIII Coupons attached, signed BY 2. Taylor,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

- A debating society has uuder conaidsrs-
ton ths question lis 1t wrong to eheat a epec.
ulsior1" The res8lt was expected to be, NE.
bat impossible"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

CeRONER's Ig0UEsT-Tns coroner held an
irquesi on yesterday over she dead body el
Elias Pfezsael. whs came to his death ia this
city by q pistol in tie HsRds Of Larkin Yer
breugh, on The right Of tie Dist instant. The
jury sfter listening call the teslimeHy in the
case, returned q verdict as above. Yarbroagh
who committed the deed, vas promptly arrested,
snd is now in safe kesping. We have rssd the
testimony in Tho csse, and fully accord with the
verdict rendered
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

T,sTER FROM NeKFOLK-Tntelfganes fram
Narfslk to TbgrsdRy last, is received. An order
bsd bssn received from Washington, foFbiddinr
tie departure Of The flag Of truce boat to SUIT
fox, a. ordered BY Gen Barnes. WIKI tbs
wrigbt whs shot the Yankee lieutenant, ssn-
hs-a5 The COMMUNITY Tas o7erwhsimad win
eriefa a. this aaexp eeted and borbarous order
1hs gaIlows was being prepared st tho far
rrosnas on Tnnrsday -Four ebm1ari es Oof
SneaYs' cavalry ara at Bermuda mill, four miles
below Sufok-FstersbuTg Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23


9Etrsgss upoa tho personal liberty Of tia
citizen, now that the projection Of the hs6sss
eerpus is withdrawn, ARE multiplying dsly-
We have noted the case Of Mosss Colby ard
8thors, Of this city, tern by violence fsom thsir
hemes, AID who only escaped By accident from
q three years servitude, and perhaps death, in
tae army. TIE New York journals relate siEli-
lar atrocities as occurring in that city. TIE latest
IS The case Of 8 Dir. Posse, son of g republican
Postmaster Ia the interior, Wh0 wss saized and
confined ia the Psrk Barracks as . deserier -
When his friends 6aaliy ascsrtained his situa-
tioa sd applied for his release, they were re-
qHirsS t. prove shat he did AOt eRiist on the-dsY
specified. This they were fortunately able 70
g., and the victim Of illegal srress Wss dis
charged from custody. But it HHst be eBYlous
hat, il siaety-nine eases Gus Of q h~GHdred, It
rould he absolutely impossible for q prisoner
tsEs 10 prove A negative. Uader eur law a eass
accussTs are required to satisfy the court OF ms
asit Of the crime chsrged against nTa bat
aadeT President LineOin's " modern improve
mapss. /" 8 man II military keeping must prove
that he Is not q deseTter from the srzy The
iueumsrabla instances of oppression and iBlas-
tee which such ~pfsesiess must occasion canH0t
70 contemplated with complseeBcy BY shy truo
American.
TIE New York CoamsrciaE AdpeTtissT, an
Administration journal, commenting on the
sbeva mentioned case, says;
" his Is got the only case Of this kind 11h'eh
kes occurred IL this city Ten dollars is nov
nsid Tar tho arrest Of aeserters, Snd parties are
rsmzlaved lsho do not care tshO they arrest 50
Eeng ss tAss ssrn ths ten dollars. If q msH Is
a1re ssnt 70 gevsrnor's Island he esnnet readi-
IL rst oF. 10 tbis case, if yeung Pssss had sst
beer ~~eoguizsd, he would by .this ti,ao have
Lev ssnt 0F 70 TIE arrsy is thirtg dollars ssAi
soes b maid for dsscrf-rs, many iHaocczi persons
toiH doubtless Be picked RP."
Tkass sre legitimate results Of the abrogatien
If Jaws rd plaeing the community under s gov
e--npzt of fofce. Il is chaos come again, ard
q aaoshsr striking sxemplfestion Of he hesa-
ffps ef Abolition rule. Thirty dollars for q kid
rsspe6 white man in Illinois. and three hun-
dTed for 3 stolen negro in Maryland. is the Ad-
n,inistreisa's apBraiseIaent. LIST as all support
the to-Chlcago Tunes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

cone. TIE policy is distinctly snnsuRosa' r
conment OF urging, We hope, are sRnoea''afy'
ia order ts iuduse you to DO yeur whale duty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

An ARABIAN HORSE FER THE President.
ne WILMINGTON JsErual says hat The fac
Arsbisa horse presented 10 President Davis,
Ehch has Been awaiting g passage ia Nassau
ios soae months, has arrived safely in tie Con
federste States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23
NOW


III
Southern Field and Preside
Novelette,,
NO. l-Contsining -AYRA BRUCE; Or, Tue
~ love Hunaiag Reushly.H With Illustrations.
"k4fEk lands, a cksrniug ss0y Of Southern
lie snd "tiys Oh pters Of = H1alory, 3 Georgia Csure
Ferry Years Ago"
single copiss. POSTAGE psid ei25 ore hundred CT
Hofs' eighty cents ssca. Orders slleiies 4d5rsss
JAMES GARDNER-
ec-@2 Aurufta- Ca.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

~ Ths Athens (Gs) BaaHsv announces the
dssh CT Lisus-Col Wa. G Dsieney, while q
prisoner in Washington City, from a woEnd at
CulpePer. he was a gallant ozeeg, and ia
ls56-'6O vas 8 Representative in the Georgia
LsgisLatare.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

Y The Mississipgisn states that the gsnu-
me Tea Pisni grows wildly upsn the premises
Of Dr. o Z. Brown, Of OpeHka, Ala, nom an
original importation several years since by the
United States Expedition" It is easily pTopa-
gatsd from he seed, and persons desiring to ex-
tend the cultivation can procaEe the seed through
the courtesy Of ths sbovausaed gentleman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23
list EEGEIEEn
JBsT P%UBLIsHEDI

1E00n POUNDS eEIzD sTONa.
lCvtU JAS NICHOLSON Z CO..
ocz3 lrF Whfahsu rrreE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

HIsTOBICAL PARALLEL Washington, n the
darkest days Of the Revolution, remarked Il
an uadsr more aPpreheBsiOus On s~ocountsi cur
own d-sseusons THAI Of the efforts Of tse enc
NY" And, agsin: "Uasuizity in cur coun-
els, disinterests3ness ia our pursuits, and steady
perseverance ia our BAioasl 3aty, are the only
means 70 avoid misfoftuoes. IF they come uPsR
US after these, we shall have tho consolation Of
knowing that we hsve doae our bes Tas rest
is wiki God" How applicable are these words
Of Wisds1 70 the present times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23
aOUsEs ANDL0Ts ~ 80

f'HRaE HOUSES aud LOTS for aIs fn Ls4rsnm.
La One large AID two susl oar- inquire Of
JAS. MCPHERSON & Co,
atlanta o.
= y. EIgHaMD9.
ecI la Tsaranns- Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

EXCHANGE OF PEIsoEERs-An important
exchange notice is published by Commissioned
Ould, to which we call attention.
All me1 and ehesTs e~aPsgred asd psroled st
any time Previous to Is. S~aptember, 1863, e1-
eept those Of Yicksburg, who were not zen
toned in the exchange notice Of September -,
1853, are included 10 this notice, and slse TIE
STATS Of certain officers mentioned, and the gen
eral offcers.
We hope al The men viii speedily return to
duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

~ The desertars Tscenlly taken by fo1ss
from The Talladcga, Ala jail were not rescued,
bat aiken out sn5 hauged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

a. I'd. -WETaERsP0OE,
Commission Merchant and Dealer il
Domestic Manufactures,
SUSAN, SALT, TOBACCO. ST.. Cor n
ad sccond srssts Eaeas, Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

The election returns 90. far indicate that Mr..
Nurrnh has been elected .goverHer of Texas.
Thus far Darden and Stockdsle sTe running so
cloas that a basket would cover them. Crosby
is returned ss lsRd commissioner, AID Stead
mas as attorney general. Wilcox is unfortu-
rstely elected representative bseause Mr..
BapteR was almost unkaoWR ia The dis
trict. Jsgk nay prePsTo himself for pri-
vats life after 1865, for the people want
3 nsn and not q mere esho Of oAisial
commands, in Congress. Branch has fortunate
" beaten smother echo ia the Houston districs.
Baylor, Sexton and Hsbert are elected to Con
grsss. Take the election rs a Whole, and tho Sc
sult is Z rebuks 10 the r edmond Government
which Adiutsnt-GaneTs Cooper msy take to
himself. II his love for incompetent mes is so
crest that it will not learn wisdOm froa sad ex-
p~sr'encs, the people win ask his removal froa a
position so near = President whose health at
times prevents kim from directing the NEST i'm
portaat details Of tina war Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23
Tszna Etefas.
From tha Brownsville Flag, Sept l4.l
IN, ~w- gpmr,m
POLITICAL EssEsTY.

msa The Corpus Christi Haschsro ssys thss
ths msHagsr Of that vote e0mpIaceatly assunas
hist the people Ct Naecss. who srs whita msn.
sssula be satisfied with the smaliuess Of the
Lareds vote, is might havo been 800 int rs
well as $50 If baTe-faced impHdsrcs 6aa 20
further, We De ret exsetly see The diroc,isn II
wsuld travel. Tie Legislature viii no aosht
overhaul a P7scint that is 60 full Of Abolition
votes. (eveu If they we're votss,) as Laredo
seems to b.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23
FOR SALE.

GOOD COOKING STOVE, viva an tss uses-szrv
= Y. l-LlL apply . le naea- n.--N.e -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16
LIVERY STABLE.
NOTICE.
To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &c., &c.

F1NHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF
years given their particular attention the sale Of
the above articles, feel confident Of their ability 10 dis.
pose of consignment 10 them very advantageous
terms Any person desiring Weekly Circulars can
have them gratis by sending their address TO
ABRAM KNIGHT a SONS
iune29-dom ~ Water street, New York
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
DR.. Vellny's Private Hospital,

ISoR THE TREATMENT or ALL DISEASES oY A
II private or chronic nature.
No charge for cor sultation.
Persons ~ dis;a-ce can be treated By mail. Send
for a circular. une2s-d5m
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Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
weekly SKsTrrEt vii be charged the full Daily rates,
With one half the Weekv rates added
Business Notices published IN the local columns, ot "n
Ines under viii be charged for each insertion 81; Il
over ten lines ten cents per line.
Charges Will be made Tor inserting the notices OF The
following Orders Societies and Associations al the rates
named, % be paid In advance.
Military Companief, Order % Odd Fellows, Masonic
ORDERS Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each exceeding lines Is cents Tor each
Insertion. over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths With funeral notice attached, sl;
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices 81 Fssvas Pcncs and Excursions gotten nr by
individuals as-ocson by churches At the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and psc.d under the head q
Special Notices II ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines. Inserted
I'm the Daily will be charged nfty cents.
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
TO be charged the Of e 50 for each name IN the
Daily and 81 the Daily aud weekly the same to be, In
all cases, paid in advance
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense OF the at
torneys ordering deeyable for the legal proceed
ings, but coIieciable usual time. Publishers not
accountable for The accuracy q legal advertisements be-
you'd the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARKNESS a BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana state sentinel.
j. ~ TfIPORD.
Presiden. indianapolis Journal Company.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R "a I L r . "A ID
1863. u M ,Sss .Esss1a 9ssass 1863.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new ssou,o to- Chicago via Kokomo.
~ MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.

I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1868, trains
W trains will be run - follows.
Chicago ENpr Train will leave indianapolis at
u 35 T. NJ arrive ~ Kukorr ~ 3iO p ~ IN time TO
make close connection with train 'he Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for LoCansport, Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive a. Peru AZ 4:20 2. NJ.
Returning, the came train viii saVe Peru ~ l20 A. NJ.
making close connections with the night train from Chi
eaFo, aud arrive at indianapolis az 500 a. NJ.
\ Mail Srain will leave indianapolis a 435 +. NJ,
stopping at ailstations and arriving at Peru IN time 10
make connections with the trains the Toledo
bash Railway. for Wabash Huntington, Fort Wayne, To-
ledo AID Detroit.
Returning, he same train will leave Peru al $40
A. NJ after ihr arrival Of the the r. w r.
from the East, ard arrive AZ Indianapolis 1000 A NJ
in time 20 make connections for all pouts East South
and West
AChicago ENpresstran will leave indianapolis $50
NJ making close connect ions az kokomo with train for
Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive at
Peru AZ i0S \. NJ in time make connection with trains
going Fast and weSi the Toledo aud wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru At 1915 p NJ
making close connection az Kokomo with the trains
he matt AnS Chicago Air Line r. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logans port and arrive Indianapolis al
4lo T. NJ n time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
V I. AAL0rr. General Ticket Agent. ieb23 's2 -dly
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day, Teb. ?. 1863.
fy1WO passenger trains daily (SundAys exoepted) be-
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, at 6 80 a. u
and ?. NJ, arriving Madison ai - 4. and so
Pm
Leave the Depot Madison At a ". and 2. NJ,
riying AZ Indianapolis ~ II : NJ and S.l0 T. ".
Tie tram leaving indianapolis II SO =. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus S45 ". for Shelby
Vile aud kushve. arriving 81 -hchyve - 10 50 A. NJ
aud Ru,hVillc a. y 3o I n
Leaving Isushve at aOP NJ. shelby Vile a, !. SIS r.
NJ. connects ~ ColAmhr~ With tire and VI train ar
riying a. either indanapou Nsdisor tie same eveu-
Ing.
This Roa,l fcTins line with The for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati aud IL
dianApoli, aud points West
Tarlf Of Freights low a. BY any other route.
shippers and merchants West s1 fud il their
est 70 ship by this line.
feh2 DC. BRAEHAN. superintendent.
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MIIIIN e r S.
DISSOLUTION.
IDissoiufiom Of COparfnership.

yuyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ExisTIsG BE-
il TWEEN Hugh Delseli sni Samuel Todd IN The
Lvery business yesterday dissolved.
The bu-iness will be eontnctsd st the old stand By
Hugh DelzelL HUGH DkLZELL-
Indianapolis. Irly 2. isG5 julye-d3t
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-03
For the Standard.
CAMP NEAR THE OLD o. 8. FORD, vA.,i


Mr. EDITOR Il have never written . co,n,,,,;
cation to be admitted into public columns conso-
9uenty 1t will not be anticipated by the public that
Will offer them any fowery polished lane mage.
write this more for the special benefit of Il.
friends of company A, Sd regiment N. G. Troens.
than any thing else. ''f''
On the morning of the 29th of April wa rece;,ed
orders at camp near Port Royal, Va. to hold nv.
selves an readiness 70 march at moments not;oa
About ten o'clock, A.. Nv the courier came in hass
ing dispatch to Lieut Colonel s. D. Thruston n
haye his command marched out The orders were
promptly given fofeach company to be formed
we executed these orders readily, marched out the
regiment, formed and marched off for our fortiica-
1,ons near Fredericksburg accomplished our march
ABOUT sunset formed second lue Of battle, and held
nus position until Nay first, About five, A. NJ,
W. marched up the lines, making our way for the
yH N0e lett. ia order to gain the enemy's rear
.ta marching about fourteen miles, night over.
-: 90 u.s. We slept near the battlefield over
Maa our S9 troops had fought during The day.
fhs r'.d 49, osagat and early A. n, we verc upon
~ .oao leading 10 direction o. the old U. s. Ford.
Me marched slowly and e.nta Nhs.yv sI;r'
~ ~ song the lines We sr, ived near The ford
"a ,ornaed line Il battle sbout 4 3. m: forv.rd.
6esS 49, quarter, and theu nond IL by the left
res6ea sS. me same dista1ce-hsl cd fronted. and
sssssn snest TING The nexF esms osnd v.s e -.
.Hns 1890 march Al .thssa omm.nd. ~
49, $3.50 forward Gen Kodss S.;, .ada hs;n. Is
Y tais time. Wyhad not ~. 'csS ing osr -
Ssape tYr b sPtSEs0 oo
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-03

he is noble and generous; having reosysa military
education, he is entirely competent % I'll any Office
which his allsntry and chivary may entits him to.
Maj q. q. Blaeknall, 2sd n, q. has won for
himself nnfading laurels BY his dashng bravery,
bis undanntsd courage, and his generous and noble
nature. He has the talent to Gil any position and
is general favorite in the brigade, having endeared
himself to officers and men, by his kindness Of
heart and his attention To- the wants Of his men.
His magnificent charge at Chancellorsville, with.
handful Of snen, capturing the enemys redoubt and
a battery, and being himself captured IN turn by .
superior force, is the theme of much prise through
Maj. ". j. Hin, 9Th N. C., is also brave aud
efficient officer, well qualified to ill much higher
position than the one be holds, and Is young man
of much promise in the brigade. ,,.ew, -
In addition to these names, we nave "a. most Oh
Captains and Lieutenants equally mer'toriousZ
And shall il be said that such o bs'e1ae, composed
Of such officers, is commanded by Br'gadlep from
another State? Against Gen. lgerson, personally
have no complaint for he is gentleman in all re-
spects; but think it would perhaps DC better TOT
Georgia Brigadiers to command Georgia troops; ana
for North. Carolina troops to be commanded by q
North. I aroinian, when one can be found who Is
competent and think have shown that we have
them in plenty in the brigade.
'A'''' A PRIVATE. .