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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24
TIE strnrale Ter CsarIsstsn.

The result ef the tremendous bembardmeHt
and Desperate assault OF Saturday is exceeding
" grstifying-nst more from the gigrisus and
blssdy defeat sf tha enemys designs, thaa
from he small less sustained sy US in msR and
By the uRinpairsd condition Of f5rt Wagner.
Let US not, however, deceive 0grsslyss hy the
pleasing illusion thst we have accomplished
anything furthsr than iHfctiag heavy less on
the eRezy ans gaining tine. Sc long as moHi-
tors azd Wosden guzboass are allowed 70 sF-
Frsash the wsTk is sill exposed to a coneeutric
fire Of nearly hslf 3 circle by sea and land frsHl
tAs heavy artillery Of the foe. His sbarpshsst-
srS too, are IN occupation Of rife pits sHly same
siI hundrsd Yards of Renewed ssssults at
times ana il ways Of his eva selectisa, it is
sail il his power t. attempt. New batteries ana
new gsBs are likely to be put in Position-psr-
hsps Esa0s Of reducing the fort ether than
sithsr bsm6srdment or assault may be tried.
It is plain that men, Materials scientific
lsbers and m.iitsry eoutrivsRess viii bs sx-
haastsd By the active, scientific aHd ambitious
commander of the Yankee forces in this de-
partusnt Either great exsrtiOHs viii have TO
be gsed 70 ezab!s Battery Wagner ts hght the
battle Of ChsrlestoH--tO cope with the foe aid
beat hin of successfully as lonE IS be sees is
10 attack sr the fight for the possession Of
Charleston har5or mBst be made elsewhere than
on MsrTis island, and BY prompt and vlgsrsus
preparations. These questions, Of eeurss, We
issye 10 she 7visdona and expsrieRea Of eur mili-
tary authorities to decide and meet. We wish
merely t. let eur people see where we are, sad
the value Of the great ssa gloEieUs engagement
Of the 1S.h inst While rejoicing, with grati-
fada to God fer this victory, We should not en-
courage false hepes and expectations. We
should rather, BY knawlslce Of th8 truth, slim
r]sts 20 every exsrtion Ter the lasting pTessrTa-
tea OF Charlsst0a - Mercury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

Csr-sspsasszss u the Noble R=gstsrI
BRANDON, Jsly 17.-JobnsteR last sight sue
seeded in accomplishing the evacuation sf jack
ssA which had been actively goirE on for the
last ten days Asi then fell back to this place.
Es will probably fall back further ia order 10
obtain water a. edeqHste supply Of which csa-
nat be ostaiRe5 eithsr for nan er basSt at this
point. Ths weather was very bet ana ths roads
dHsty, rendering tho m areh fstigHng. bH. the
troops accomplished thsir task in coed sr3er,
aTprsssiRE villa gRess to abide ths wisdom Of
their chief, bat desiring an opportunity TO give
battle, hsviRg fall esaG2ense il beng able 10
bsat sask the iavader
The uEfsrlsnsts fall Of Vieksburg. and Jack
soa being bat iRperfeetly fortified and easily
fahksa to tRs Tight or lefs rsn5srsd q retreat 90
the heart Of tss State on tha part sf Jshuston
uPaYsiaSbls. Ts sUssessfaly move away and
save all Of the Government stores, and At the
same tims IS enable the cit.zsns to get away, it
was Bsssssssry for J9hastsa to make 8 staai a.
Jsskssa AID egsr battle This was dsns, bu.
Ike sasmy was sse PrudoRt te hazard it unit he
BAD gathered ell Of kis fsrces, which gave bim
great superiority in Psiat Of sUmbsrs, while he
mas not iz sBch pssid8a IS TO eRaOls JohnstOE
to heat him ia detail.
Everythisg hzving bees renewed by roen, at
10 s'elsek st Rigkt saF forces silently marched
from thar brssstwOrks to tAe bridges, and
Ef1Es4A ( SAtl fiFaI- 4 aa tIeQHa NaFltE EF1sa~st
the bridges were set on Ere aad destroyed. By
daylight JshnstoR's forces lad reached this
pises. The enemy sent ont fsTcs Of cavalry
IN pursuit BAT qaiskly cesning in eeHtsct with
sur fsress ready fer bsttls, they withdrew To-
ward jackson.
Oar lssses at Jackson duriBg the seven days
fzhting were very small, being between three
and foEr hsRirsa frsm al ssurcss, al a large es-
hRate. Ths enemy made bat 0ns assault and
il that was severely rspUlsss. Every demoR-
ssrstieR msds by the enemy met with ike
fRts.
VIXEN Johnston arrived at jackson he bad but
a hsnafal Of nleR, aad was eoUspelied to march
to Canton. The enemy sacked tie place, aad
rkvsgea The c0Hntry. Johnston Immediately
al lrasssd hiRsslf te tas organization of his
present army, to do whieb he had to supply him
self with everything anew; ia 4 word, begin
at The begiaRine, save the men and thsir guas,
whish are bRt smaIl Affairs ia the msvemeHts Of
a large srzy. Msisr A. NJ Bsrhosr his chief
z qaartsrmzstsT, want t9 work with al energy
I Ead zssi verify OF al praise, and in less thsR
] Eve weeks had BJseHIed and bEcught forward
frens Gssrgis, Alsbana ana Mississippi the ro-
/ qRisila transportation for over forty thousand
| nam, tsge.bsr with 81 their ordEAaes, coRmjs-
/ Esry, sHsTtsr@asteT stsrss- etc, and the army
pasYed to the reliaf Of Vieksburg, gRd arrived on
/ the banks Of the 3 z Back just as Pemberton
/ had saIsHdsTsd. be army fell back on jack
son as bsfs5s stated, and remained until every
/ thing had been rsmeve9 7 need but si1 that
| tie fTssss srs by Ne Rsaas disp1itel, and have
sHhsuRdes csa6Sezes in tboiF leader
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

From the New ork Iilss
July frst. eighteen hundred aud sixty-lhrss,
is sbs date destined 70 bs feravsr memorable in
AEsrican history. L viii figure as the start
ing Boint Of stats emancipation. The eoAstitu-
tlsaaI eoRv6ntisn Of n ss0uri on that day
adopted AZ ordinance providing for the ssmplsts
eKdactisn Of slavery IN that State. Ne act Of
the kind has bscn done since the formation Of
the Federal Constitution, save is q single IN
stscss. and thst wsz on so snail a scale that
il scarcely deserves mention in this connection.
We rsfsr TO the act provisisRsily aseisEiDg
slavery ia this State Of New York in 1883.
But slavery sever existed here as a social sys-
isrE. A. that tine there were only sbsut tWsHty
thsRsaRd slaves in the S:ats- In sll the other
so-callsd fres States combined, ths eHtiEs Rggrs-
gats of slaves, wasn they were NEST HuRsrsuB,
wGs only about seven utaea thousand AID pre-
visisn bad beea made lcng before, for tks emaR-
eima mati0R-Ess EsssashUsssts sad Pennsylvania de-
ing this in 1880; CsaaeCtieut, Rhods Island,
aR1 New Jersey, in 1888. OF the abolition in
Western Virgisia q lsT months siGee, we make
no account net only because the slaves there
we're but msTe haRiful, but because, e0asidsr-
ing the anomalous civil condition, It esUld hard
/ ly be eGllcd Sat- sCti0u at al. Il was really
/ territorial se.iou, and that only.
/ TIE entire slave population in MilseUri, By
/ the census Of 1850, was ia 932. This was an
Increase Of % 500 frsR the cpHsUs ten yssrs
I PEeVl8uN. llt I-c- ll8L alGl an lue-HAse hlNu-l
: have taken place ia tls face Of tso pr0trEetsd
/ Kansas struggle evinrss the excsedisg vigsr Of
/ ths Institution Of the Safe. Il Waal6 be hard
/ 10 specify snY STATE in the EEi9n-S0utR Caro-
! liza always sKceptsd-wEich ten years sgB was
raled BY sn intsnser pro.slavery spirit than
I MissoGri. This spirit, 10 sas tT5stasHt Of AsE-
sas, showed itself hardly less thaR "a sbse tats
I frenzy. It viii be ten years this fall sises the
! conspiracy Of breaking dswn the Missouri eom-
I promise aRd making Kansas q slave STATE, vas
I Termed. The leaders in that eoEfpirscy weuld
3 s sson have believed that the csiEsks 0f d9ea"
would come within tha nexs desass as "a snha-
eiBaiisa ordinance within ths Stale Of Missouri.
Tie pas. histsyy Of the csuzHy would be
sesrshsd in vsiR fer another instsUss Of sUsh
extreme rev0lutieA Of feeling, sH a vital matter
| within 50 brief g period
| Whist makes it the more Rstabls is taat it has
/ besz Effected without any very serioBs coair9-
veTsy. The change has been brought absut en-
/ tirely BY the silent lsgic Of events.
| There will probably be a movement BY the
next State legislature TO eall another convention
/ fer the express object Of making the smsasips-
( tiOa Immediate; sHd it WeUla not be At all
/ strange if such an effort were successful
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

z A letter fFsm Lsnoasie7, PsHusyl7agf
says thst ex-Presidsnt BHabzHsn was seen II
ing lhrosgh the streets On Monday morning.
large tia bsE in his hand, probably
ing his valuables. NstFiihstanding syd
ingRi services in behalf Of the rebsislhd
pusis fanstORaTy" evidently csRhsy
hat they held him in profound sgough- -aav
WOuld shsW hin ne more msfe New s9s ds-
showed he CsPPerhsads Of YorFmiles sisd tie
ty burgess Mr.. sshmal, the edts zssfress7 tf1-
York Gazstfs, traRPled sight y b. eaashtis fsr
meet the invaders aRd surrender L4s 7.v-asl-'s
WHISTLER J. BIS tia BsI, with which he was "a
moving en-" ssntsiEs3 the -hisisry Of his Ad-
laizisiration, written by husalf," which has so =.
lsag bssR promised, or whether it was hlsdI
With title deeds and worthless Fresnbacks, Pfobas
ali y an aHxi8Hs paslis viii never be permittsa's e
to kEsw. Can any one tell us rhether The
saarss-cx-P resident is stai On the trsmpi-N. u
Past
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24
TO FlRHERy AND HllUFlCIURERS,
ASSISTANT QUARTEEMasTER GENERAL s }
OFfIsE,
ErCrWGED Va JaEe Is 1888.
Tx ~. EER.D.
,Johusen's ELool,

THE faIsvlur Do fba5EysteH adopted fer the coleo-
i tier uf ne tsE=s lu Ind
4 aErcar uf tss qua taInEs.er GcECrElE Bepart-
raau -re4 t5 ne spria C-s g Of tie sgbieet.
A ls-tra.Ilue gusrlsrHsst=T WITH ths rsRE 81 Major
b s-s 1l-l 70 esct sts-a. Pet Gzar er
fh Toe reuE 1i Cap ain each 5urressIeusI BIS
trcr prbare u is prsCtic40.s 70 Cslect las tenth
EarH gaurrsssisaal District will BE- undivided bY
te Post cha &c % H late sections FOR
ta ooavs1isuI delivery BY tie tax payer Of ais seetz
Of rroducs and aEsnts will be appointed by that Ga
Ger 20 take charge ef the dapoJs - be establishes ia
fstE ssc-lau
Before thsss depsts can be sszbihed, sr The assess
5rerts rssriraa uadsr he Law be made she CrsP of
sasu q a. ha7 aad fhs ep el weol for he present
year vii hEVs l-sl secsrea-
10 relieve farlars from tEs risk sna iRcsEvenisnes
Of storilE -zs Gsvsrzz Psrten, veil a. 10 Oh.
ta z1mralze supplies for tA- use q he srny, q e
lDspsrtlf no aEtlu ava reqlssH f4-se-E reEidH
ds.iv5r tEs 8-vesuasuts tsuL or any Psrt Of it "
that Q5sr.-r-.as-er
Trser he lsrs tanners z-s reasirsd 70 eslivsr their
seuiE at dsao.s net asrs tAaz gas allies iTsE ths
1Isce Of zfofucilH If tbsy EiI as.iysr sEssT hs
err ths U-veruzl=nt viii ray fer the traHsPeItstlsu
III etcess ct s I'll nzss TIE QasrturaaEttr rsc8iT ng
rrldre- under tts r.e FI give rGeeI pis 20 he pre-
dneer ls sgsgefcs thzI 20 uUea 81 BIS tax E asla
fld as the Post ela sstsr Of tl7 GoEgr-ssena
Istric reElUEs D. fcr Ee teHlai alter Gssesssl
Las es-ablks6 and made ia k-orTa te him she elsr
t-rasster te WIEN tls EIeauCs delivered VII alsf
receipt 30 10 the PaEt Qusrtsrstsr Of the Bitrct
y4hs ui ludo cgry CO the rsa.lgt Hpcn tse asses
5rs etsre before IgEEsf5rEg 10 te tha agents E hi
r-s-fv. .ue aarut LaAkIN EElTH,
frzTu f. g. - &eHsral in sarge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24
q GnIlart Iri.hlsan.

TIE iar-gezHsd szd giIt-bauasd elieft4ins Of
the saddle, heretofore, have n5GsFsEzsd tbs 81
tsutigu ef tbe pgblie 70 sHch An sItelt that the
exploits Of the pTivates have baas psr!isllY over
Looked. An instance has come to cur Botics of
recent daring coup Of a ne@ssr IF essPAny
3 Ist Kentucky esvslry, named JshD HsRley,
al Irismaa By birth, ss5 q soldier ky prstes-
sioD, and q sen Of the South by aasp-isn aad
cbeiee. few days since, ssning thrsugh the
Ssqlatehis valley, jus! eff sf a sesst away
over the mountains" he lsarssd fTsR citizens
ia lAs valley, that tory, named Clifton, hsd
bseR engaged Ia that sesti9R oil G8gRtry rseTsit-
rag for the YaEkss army. Immediately Hand
ley devised plan = caB.Ure the bold rscTuitsr,
and Woat sboUs it in this way: Hs waited in
the HsiEhbsrbo5d until ths Federal recruiting
0ficersscsms down iHts the esantTy, and Re sp-
preached them, Represented hiIasslf as 3 Cen
icJsTa.e or as be stated it, a rebel" dssarter,
and proposed to isiR their bsaj. he was i'm
mslistely taken ists the hock, aa5 carried
through a circUitoas rcut5 in the Dountaias, 10
a sfene hsuss. admir4bly concealed in a ssrt Of
rsvins where Clifton had established his
rsndezveHs sua where he had been sp4Tating
for sowa weeks Henley sw8rs rous5ly at
shs rebels aud JEFF Davis, a=d Clifton, RH-
suspectinsly tssk bim ints bis GO eosEdease-maas
him bis private secretary, and set hi@ to work
enrolling recruits IS taey we're brought in.
y 3ElAE MIS- slsy Lncfe ana oecAslsltai tfle5 QsHu
the valley. he Blsz8j tAe trees with his knife il
order to fad the way to his secret msHntain
rsudesvsus. Ozs day not long siRcs, sR prs
tense eff going cut after milk, aud leaving his
jacket at TIE quarters to lul sBspjsion Of bis de-
signs, he effected his escape, SRd came up with
a wagon train of Nsrgsn's diTisi3R auder CEN
man5 Of Cspt, O'Neal to whom be related his
adventures. Capt O'Nsal immediatsly msuut-
ed snd armed siI men sid, pilosed BY the bold
John H4ajey. the party sean reaebsd ths tory
rendezvous, attacked the YzHkces in their den,
killed Eve, wouRsed feUr, and esptBrsa four
FTisszers. The prisoners were placed ia charge
Of Haniay, and sent through to this place.
Yesterday, Mr. Haulsy was furnished with
twenty mounted mea By the provost general,
sEd viii leave this msrning under orders from
General Jackson Of this department., t. make
aastssr sortis upon the nest Of tories aud Tsn-
kees- Wa sz3ceS TO hear gosd account CT his
xp55itien-ChattaH0eg Rsbsi, 23a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

There has been ssms excitement eff 81. Marks
daring tho present week, growing cut Of move
nsnts BY tae enemy, the object Of which eeuld
eHly Be gusssed At.
On Monday morning, aboat TIVE o'clock, the
pieksts at cid Pert Lssn, two miles below the
g. Marks battery, discovered several boats at
tempting ts pass, They hailed aud in reply
wsre told that lhs boats contained fshalmen.
This assoRat net being satisfactory, the boats
were ordered to shors, bat this order being dis
regarded, tAsy were fred on by the pieketS aad
TIA hre returRsd. Though there must have
besa fully ere handrad men iR the beats, ana
the nunbsr on pisk4t dsty did not exceed six
tsez, eur bays lad net the renotsst i3as IF Civ
ing way, but kept pouring it into the euesay,
Wbs sosR tHTusd tail and put back, Without in
aietipg a scratch On the yictsrs.
On Monday, i've vessels were discovered ly-
iRg eff the lighthouse, beth sf which were
steamers. One of them had arrived the night
before, Daring the day these vessels were Oh
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The EnfdeEs CnPtured-Dasna ges Com-
uriftaa By theEa.

Efftsa By theEa.
Pssssrzsrs By the Tennessee ears tsstsT day
evening. rspsFt that ths eatire bojy Of Yankees
wis nads the raid UpoR Wythsville last sstuT-
say. were esptarsa 90 Monday at the East
River Msuatafn il Mercer cssnty, By the e5m-
rsnd Of Col 1IcCsuslsnd The Poins Of sAs
rsssrts1 capture is sbsut six Eailss rem FHHee-
tea. ths county seat of Mercer. This report
eeu,ss 70 Us froa - many different sources Ss
ts lead Us to believe il has ssms touHdsiion in
trytb The prisoners wsrs reported 70 be On
the march t. Wyt5eyllle.
T5s damage done ia the toWn Of WythsviIis
,vss more serious than we stated yesterday
Absnt twenty houses were burned, amoag them
he cfies Of the Wytksville Dispatch, vita
All the type presses, etc, belonging to the estab-
IsbnsRt. The less 70 the Preprieters is very Sc
rieas. We sndsavorsa to ascertain the names
Of the ether sufferers, but were unable to DO ss
On the march to ard rem the town, the var
dals burned several houses and carried cI a
number Of negroes, and al the harsss tAey
oeuId lay their hands Bpsn. The negroes and
berses were recaDtsIed by Colonel MsCsuslsns,
and will be returned to their owners. a great
deal Of properly, such IS agricultural imRle-
snsnts, wagons, etc, was also destroyed By these
iabumaa ksnds.-LyHeh5Hrg Republicans, 22dE
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tie Memphis Appeal
nNI pEsPERANDEN. .

Br ,. R. BAHNcK.
In the solauan hush Of he midnight
Meath tie pail OF 3 .sadsH sly,
stosd where the darknsss descending
Like q cloud EMBODIED the eye
WIEN. TO in the depth Of tbs EsHlih,
Like an angels eye susphersd,
A star, in tae Hight o. its gisry,
On the forehead sf aisht appeared
Travelled the waste o. the desert,
Ia The glars q a burning san,
Where the bliEhting tracks Of he slmo0m
In The path Or destruction run:
when st lsngth q magical fountain,
In the sands Of the desert arose,
And fresh from its blson, a zsPhyr
Thai fsHasd with wing q rsF0ss-
Iwsndsrsa, stranger. whsrs bszuiy
No eye Il the pilgrim had seen
No vsraal trss in the fsrest,
No landscape snsms,sd with green
Even there, 1 saw BY tae waysias
The fsra of a beautiful Eower.
That grew, Ike nymPh sg the wildwood,
In ths shads Of a dssolsts bower.
sat wbs-e 10 voice Of tie living
Was heard IN the hHsh Of the dead
Oaihs cslm no sound Of tzs mial rel
In rapture It's melody she'd
When sudden, a. II 10 awaksa
The dssth-lifs, the senses that beuad,
A bird from tAs b0zsh OF the willow,
Poured the sweetest sf maths zrOuBd
ftreds thrsugh the crowd u he ely,
In ths Fush Of a busting thr0ng.
With ne ssi's Of Eslsouls 70 greet ne,
... From Tie Strangers thai hurried sloag,
WheH bright DER The slosm Of It's eoldness
Al eye On my IsusInsss sboHs,
VITA e Io.k a. warn and familiar
ASH to bid wslcsme ny 0wa.
LIS ever has ssmeth.uZ 20 bless rs.
W-hsu SEEMING most gloomy and ssd--
Some star aEad IN heaven above uz
Soma f5fnisia beside rs aH gas;
Some zsgAy- 20 murmsr ia sweetness,
Sans beautiful fewer to blo9u-
Some ssHg bird to varbls with rla5ness.
Some bright eye 20 Hshtsa the rsoan-
CHATTASooeA, TEFy. Jaly 1s. 1903
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-24

y The annual visitation Of the English
royal observatory was made en- the 9th Of June
Pfofesssr Airy, in his report Of bis proceedings,
says shat he has commenced q series Of s5ssrVa-
tioRs On star aBestTa-s branch of physical in
quiry which Of late has attracted great general
isterest, and whish nEy yet lead .9 most impor-
ianf results He says, also, that, fron obsarva-
ITEMS Of the planet Mars compared with o5ssrva-
tens aa5e in Australia, q value Of the soiar
Earallsx has bees obtained ''sIcesdiug the Te-
eeivsd valas BY about l-24ih part This shows
the earth to be nearer the s8R By several nil
lious Of Hiles shsR has been supposed; sud
iadegsn5eat Investigations made Of lats by
ether sstroHsmsrs have led e tha same result.
Z is also meatisned in the report that s new de-
terEfRasjsu Of ths direction Of movement Of taa
ssIsr system il spsss has besH Haads, taking
iato ase0Hnt 4 very large Ram5er Of stars above
oas thsussnd). tas resuit Of which Iuvestga CATION
supports the deductions already obtained oY
ether astronomers.
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MOTTO
FULTON COUNT. an 1863.

N
TIA
ArLAErA. July Zl. 1853.
n obsdeucs 70 tzEr1ctsus received from the Con-
Z rssadsr fz-O1sf, ali v7hts men between the agss 81
eizhtssa and forty ave ysa who are now res dents of
this county are hereby csEua--ed 30 appear at ths
City Hall -Parsds ground on TUESDAY. The 4th day
cf AuEWst pr0zius by lL 0cl-cE A. 81, en- th1t days
- con etc the Of troops We are called upon
10 raise il order 90 fl rsqulsrion made upon the
STATE By the Sslrstsry CT War for ssli t1o-z-d ue
for local defense. The counv is slu-rad TO tar1h
We hundred ss.disrs, rank and nle.
By reference 20 General 0-dsr no l1- Issued BY.
AGltsut and Inspector General M ane DO il be seen
very few exemptions ars made Perso1s Who ts7a
subs-iutes diacEarE=s Surgeon certificates lzl fore
s-asrs al have g bear thsr personal Part of t1
burden hsn ear very bsarht1nss are 70 be dstsndl-
Net even those semH ssiorsd 20 The i.lia service
exempt; but WiI no doubt turn ems On this occasion
20 vsiuntesr.
There will be perfected By the day NEST complete
list " every maa's name ia the ely a-d csuHiy. Au
absautsss irom parade will stand the Grzt slalca Toe
the drafts TAsrsf5rs ALL NEJ HhatsTer nay be tasf
excuses viii 90 vel 70 ss pisssnt-
JOHN Y. O. REED,
Colcnei Csmuzs6i1g F. O. n
" L. HUBBARD
aiiutaut.
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RRmnVAEl

TTAFTNG removed or of6cs and principal store
II III resm to ths sp4sous building recently erected y
Nsssra salmens q Simmons on AlabEma street., see.
oHd dor froz1 the Express ofes}, shall aSsys ta
ad our nEmerous friends sld euslollars at
our sew place Of businass.
Tss Warshsuse, % whitehall street. Golfers blaeE
viii still be opou for the storage sud forWarug Of al
dsssrip ptloas Of msrehzn5izs.
WILLIS s YOUNG,
General Commission Merchants aad Ts5scoo gsuds
fvIAIm Alabams street
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VOL. XIV, NO. 139


Riot, murder aRd eonAsgrstiOn have begun in
New IsFk- Il is q worlds WaHdsr Lhas ihis
gssd WsTk did nst commence lolg ago; and this
sxeeIlsnt suibreak may Be the opening scene Of
the iRsVitabls revolution which is 10 tear 10 pieces
that NEST rotten sseisty snl leave the Northern
half Of the old American Union a desert ot
bloed-soaksd ashes We bid i good speed
Bu. ali this nay have little or no effect on the
war, Al lsast for a long time. Let rs not de-
esiYe eurselvsss fer Internal revolution, sn3 even
u.tar ruiz Of a uatisu BY ne means Weakeus it
for foreign aFgrsssioH, Of Which revolutionary
Franss Is 4 notable example. The news is
ehssring 70 us, indeed, bsesusa is portsHds the
breskinE down sf the whole structure Of Yam
kee soeisty Yst.-ths process may be long, and
in the meantime, the desperate energy OF their
war for conquest OF tie Coltsdsrasy may grow
msTe furisus for e season.
No matter we can st lssst new see to The end
Of IT, This enc iHsurTssii0n may be suppressed
er the m0msRt, bat Il viii be the parent q other
sHd still worse c0Rvulsi0as- We have bat to
Perssvsre IN ear dstsr@iHed resistance, glId
ourselves ts the sssk Of EiHning sur indepead-
enss more sternly than ever, yet little while,
and we shall see the giant, bUt holaH bulk q
the Yankee nation barstizg int0 fragments sud
rushing down iHts PeTditica IN flames aHd
b0sd. Amer -RiehHsad EnFItrsr.
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m,na. La ..I3. sn What charge, / am aot ad-

msna, ] an tsi3, On what charge, i an sot ad-
vissd
The truly patriotic Southern women OF this
place, hsys been very attentive to eur wounded.
We kzVs four Hospitals here. Among those Ia
dies nost attentive. hear mentioned the names
OF toe Misses Faulkner, dsughtsr Of Hon G. j.
Faulknsr, Miss Summers, aud Miss Belle Bayd.
Ths provost marshal at this point, Lieutenant
Rsb1ts, 5th Virginia infantry, has ls5oEed Aard
fer the TysuHSad
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pRsTRuCTIoE OF - WORKs.

The Yankees have commenced their work OF
destrueiisa on our coast. 0R Wednesday msrn-
ing they landed in bsTges st Mash psint fr0Ea
tie steamer which lad been lsyiEg eff St. Marks,
and which steamed west course that Herning
and destroyed all the salt EsEks at the point,
burnt all the buildings and carried Of fear ne
groes and four white men A number Of other
Begross captured by them refused 50 ge 81 snd
we're permitted ts escape. Tbs VsRdsls eI-
pressed their determination to destroy all the
works along The ssast, and we expect, before we
20 ts prsss, to hear sf other outTsges Of sini-
lar character.
MASKS point IL on Dieksrson's BAY, south-
west frsm TslIabssssa about fsrty miles-- Tai
lahassss Journal ISth inst