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Tribn5s 20 lhe lnd5es.

GAAf RODGERS, Mlss. Jan b. 1862.
EDITORS AFPEAL1I have lately rs.urnsd from Iaks,
the place TO which our wounded Who fsU mo me baa5.
Of the enemy At C0rnth, after She battle a. ast place
were conveyed Hagisg frequently notced articles in
your paper e~ulogiztng the petriltia conduct II Soufben
ladies'. in their Kindness tovard 0hr wounded soi5aers. 1
feel that il is but i1ss that an honorable mention he
made Of the disinterested kindness Of the ladies' Of Mis-
sissippi ana Alaoama TO hose who were so unf0rtunats
a. 20 be left At the mercy Of the enemy upon Corinth's
bloody field. After the battle the wounded men, 10 The
number Of eight hundred, were left ia tie haGds Of the
snemy-the greater number being left upon the battle
Aeld; the remainder in houses near By. Two days after
the battle tbess wounded, with a ~sUfisfsnt number Of
nurses, detslled from among the prisoners, were sent to
EukR. When they arrived at that place the condition OF
the sufferers Was Truly pitiabla. They were slmost en-
tirelJ destitute OF blanket, and their Clothes were in
many instances torn entirely on ia dressing their
wounds. In this condition fhsy rsmsined for several
days-neuy who were horibly nangled beng CON
PEELED 10 lie Ipon the bare faor without aangiQ Blanket
TO cover them
The hospi eli being within the ensmy's Zines. It was
impossible fer any aid to reach them from our aruy, and
the Federals did nothing for them but TO furnish pro-
visions.
The citizens of the Surrounding coanfry hal suffered
too muehfrom Yankee Teacnpry aud Darbariey during
me summer 70 venture much 81 hrst Buti was not
long before 3 few ladies' yentured into the town. These
HndinE that they wers permitted 60 visit the piaee, were
seen followed bY others, bringing wagons laden with
clothing, blankets, pillows, mattresses, aud numerous
other articles that were needed 30 that ia 8 short time.
through their sxerions alon-, the Condition Of The sui
fsrers was 30 changed that they were quite comfortably
situated When the scarcity Of the articles contributed
Is taken into consideration, it may be known that the
cost was not inconsidersOle. One hundred thousand dol
lars would scarce suffice to pay for tie goods which
were Erstuitously distributed among the wounded. Nor
did they stop with this, bat s. fast as the men recovared
enough to bear moving, they were taken to private
koussI and boarded fee Of charge until they were able
to retlrn 80 their commands MsHy ladies from Flor
encs. Alabama, remained for weeks together in the
hospitals. experimenting the cooking, and daily feeding
with thsr own hands those WhO were 80 Disabled th-t
could not use their hands There sro many whose.
names 1 could mention, but s. / cannot mention al, I
will mention meme.
La conclusion, permit. ne to say for myself, that I
an no writer, this being the drst article I ever stt-mBtsd
% prepare for publication; nor would I have attempted
this had I not feared it would be entirely neglected
MISSOUBIAN.
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YfgKsBUlg, Janusry6s 1853
EDITORS kPPEAI PeTp8 he, through Ahe seisins Of
your valuable paper tonaks afsW nmarks felsaFe 70
the njgsacs dose those ev pahes Who q molly ae.
fauded as battsrles a. Feksbrsg .dsr1s
Bgm4tdment o. suns andJd
Id not w ensare ba1nseiy d Eshs
know vAo tas Tsa edehdsE 81 4jekseurs w
Dn1he 5th dsy m1g iSaslh LonisNus 1a
taloa 81 lsayysrHlGy, q tbst Tine s6nmams ~
LeutsnantCoIonef PinKnsy, bas zubsegaehhg, ana
during the fight By Mejor Fred. y. Ogden, arr Fedat
yeksburg and was immedisfely piaesd ii chsrgq 6f.au
Tie batteries below the city. About week after. The Isl
regiment Of Louisiana artillery, Colonel CA Fuller,
but under the immediate commd9d Of Afsior Clncb, ar
rived. and was assigned to the command Of two Of the
said batteries bslow Visksburg.
Stin later, 8 regiment OF Teonessee artillery. com
manded by Col Jackson, came down from Fort Pillow
and vas placed in charge Of the batteries above The
city. The world knows how brsvely thew stood At their
posts during She most terrific bozabardment ever
knows, and While iron Missiles Of every shape and
d ~ssription were being shoNered Epcn their devoted
heads from the loud mouthed cannons Of tie Abolition
~EunbOats, and how manfully they remained there until
every vestige Of the eneoy had disappeared Tor this
they never received any credit Mississippi has taken
all The credit 20 herself, and the real defenders OF Vicks-
burg have been left uun0iced.
Louisisnfafs have been tainted for the fall Of New
Orleans. and Yieksburg cited as an example 10 be eur-
lated but il has never once occurred q she nsgnani
nous minds Of those "WOu!d be heroes. thai aboro4e
Vieksburg would new be sharing asfmGar fsfe Win
New Orleans, hsdi net been for tie manly dafernius.
Of Louslanians aud Tennesseeaus. The ~recon5sof tbe
battle near Nicksburg, on sunday the 2Sfh Dscemher,
again show Looisianians n the van, and ayaia SIDE BY
side with the nobls Tennssseeans
Not wishing TO deTsct one .ota from the Isursls Of
HissisEppians as their proWeA upon many A wei con
honor 20 whom hOnr is due.h
remain, respectfully, JUSTICE.
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ANexHER DIssoLUEION ImPENE,-

A general Fmssh up q he United States l. Row con.
sidersd inevitable By many beside the people OF the
sOush. AZ the North the PROBABILITIES are being dis
susssd generally. and the number who not only sdmit
tAat there can be no Union 50 far a. the South sre con.
ssasd, bat also Ank a disoladoa Of The rsmsiniEg
Riztss VII take place. are nos few. We fad .hs follow
Ing IN The Chicago nzs Of he SIS ait
History doea not make rs scQasfaied win So deplora'
able q fsilfetzs MS E6nhisuaEL 7 As usver de-
manded msn but moTs wsrg EEthoaZzE Es1 3 dss-sd,
and 4. BaR never ssksd E EZ @ "a lap uas q ed
70 oFsr1CuilE. Wa #a E EEA E1 1s1r-
y two yeaT q Ws1 hEE e EZi AEd Be-
HOLD t. puEpsr-
A 70 zz5av Eunnuu ~ kx-s b1d uc-s wtos
raizss hArs -c ~ Es=zs rsFCssA And
car DsaesE uE1afE aET va 1EEta- strength
ID Eus1tE EE1 2 "a 5s1 q AZ TINE before and As
grsai e. 3 8EE1g 81 bsE Any tine IN The futurs.
blI ne ErZT were 1al1ed what ground Of hope
e not "a u1r8 strength q Cur csnss genet Do we
lcngsr present lie uznd heroic spectacle Of q people
striving Tor the pEryatEty q thslr nslousdtyi On tho
CONTRARY, AsTs Us nos aTufsd he war % the pibful
dtDsnEc1- q o sgufsst As % Whist shal be the status Of
The de1ssed and irrsela1iably bal0arous negro amongst
IA And e. % ms nazE contest, are the people Of the
kouh uEitsdf On TIE scutEEry, are they not about 70
becoIe - DIVIDED tAEt De war mus speedily clC1e upon
a1uEsn e9uHry-5ohyu- perhaps into more than two
pEtsf
Thsts VII y he fuhi q Aboliaonism. These viii
be he fruits Of The sloeio1 0f an Abolition sectional
eNnaldate - fhs prshSeucy-fui;g long age predictsS
y tie bett stslasusu df tsB land. The fanEtcism and
a rs fsGutsa hsrs poLonsd he Whole stream, aud
the csuors1EaHon 80 cFsrFeting sud parayZing at
Warrington snfeebles end p~rostr4tea every branch Of
Bs pubic service.
Tbs T5as nduIga IN aE1y remarks IN the same
strain and closes by declaring that II anticipation Of
genera dissolution 50 s~larmingy impending, as North
sz nssWPayst0 aaks Ar destiny tato h= o0a hands. -
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EOTHFEN
IHVEELEA
HEADQUARTERS s0rH RECIPIENT HTSsyS
SIPPI VOLUNTEERS.
NEAR sHEIBTvITE. Tenn naeamhsr rs 7oeo

HEADQUARTERS 30TH RECIPIENT EISSgS-1
SLPFI VOLUNTEERS.
NEAE sHELB1yIL1Ei Tenn, December zA, 1852
HHE attention Of nem5eTs Of the 3ah MssFs;,,s
who are ROW athomss is "a nssty sslea Ia - ~
iewinS sxtraets tcm Gsnersl Order No. a.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY T-EsEEssER
Tbs General e9mnsudins is I'D esd - nah
Use ipi Rsraon 10 az soi4eE abssnt wrThout Ieavs.
who shaa. within a reasonable tone rtlrr = 49,
Heresfssr,
-sf eosH ees 70 Psuoym their dstiss
q SEC oaeIs - srs 1esu1ed hsn he Asssst Of az
sineaI. tpey sre hed % be U.w.rfay b eo~msad
men ana pc 50 receive exc pluv panisf m.ut-
vigorous ne sures have teea a1Qptsd t5-a7rerf ~
? justice 81 those aho srs m1rcpdriy a5senf
7 ~ tler com asds and tteE srs nrrsd st. ones =,
Asa4 aeoseiyssoft privilege EvtrY one who $50
Ao.fsspoaa % ing sR9eai VII be PromeaE ra5or,sd.
tL SCALES
js2l0t NJ n e0c.erea
MslGappiaz COPY. ~
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c%ENEnaLahREn -

HEADQUARTERS 1AWP or EySTRgCTIOr
5RooAHAvEN Mis, Dsssuber % 1852
a IL whie u8ls re fds- t3 n re sfsfe cf Missses+,.r
"a between the sg s ~ eeh cen and forsv, are cr-
asred 70 rep ri inmsdiarey as lie Czupsof I8st-re-
l1n. Iteee rom SIC eeunEes OF T1aomirr Ia-
wsnba Monroe L1Flez Nozahee, Ls-dsraa-. CfsrE.
Wsygei Grsea Perry, jones' ia per NsFtdn. Nssh7-
pa. WIssoa. Ckubb-ha Ch.ckassW, Pcntat3c ar5 To-
INC Mobile and Oaio EilE-Ei. Ihos0 fsom 81 otksr
COUNTIES rGl report az tie eaup located al EFsokha-
suu e ne Nev urisans sud Jackson railroad
An persons @tpag o rrpot Wilhin twenty davu an
De SrTessso and Tsa,et As desertsrs.
oemng e1smp ion Under tie late 'ssxsmB-
non act are requead 70 Foport AZ ma c.r,p 49,.
men Jan ana receive earddeates ut exemption.
tae laws AM regulatiant sppliassss q 5ss.res--
sn-A 1e appfed 50 sich G usc pts s. nI ~ r~ngfr y,
shs place OF send zvocs for salolneut o. NO sba1
asssrs aiter elrpil1eaL
above order.
By order Of ths Ssotelry Of War.
n n CLARK,
Msor ana a. A. GenslaI,
W-r-Am OlmmGnnuwf arsla ~ nfef-fa.F
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Tennesseeans complIncused.
From The Veksburg whie. Jan. 81

BRIG. GA. J. C,Y1UsHr's BRTeApFzrbs 49,
Is eopposed! q three volunteer reginsnts. recs1tlS
raisedtn East Tennessee, commanded bv co.. 49,.
Crawford and Pitt Sn
Gen. Vaughn was assigned the dsfsuse If ,Ls =
WINS g SINS place, during the battle. CofCrsweorss
regiment vas ordered 70 the support of Byie .aaneS.5
Col Revan's regiment was orderedt to ~ ~ ana
brig Ger Lee who had ehargs o. our right viz iaso.
sseeoi Ftts regiment Hione on the left we arc go;
"a msevesw with honor and credit to thsusely nj -
glorious cause they are struggling for. -
Gen. Naugha was formerly colonel ~ 81. "a
see regiment which distinguished Ftsels se ~ -, ~
tie 81 Maaassas, and by their chivairy wen a. 80 =
selves the name Of tbe bloody third This 49, ~
nrst right this brigade has been 10 since is oresri5as5o1
and We ere Pleassd 10 stete that they Sustained fae rbsr
setter Of the VOLUNTEER Btata.D
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-T0 SIb-Agsnts Ir RHelagIag oatI0a.
AND OrHMRs.

THE Coufedera States now have alargs amauas Of
Cotton deposited 0a the plantations IN naEIy eVesy
county OF The State, and tie sua-agenf5 enpioyod in
pureh-sinF 1t are called upon fom LINE % time.
Isl. To report 70 the once Of She General 5gsnt, 81
Jackson. any faefs which may COKE TO tnair Fhowedge
affecting the preservation OF sscnritg Of sad G ton pr
any remit sress OF Carslessusss IL 1knE aueaUa prrn8r
care Of g., as stipulated in the eoui 1actso Of aale Co tho
government. The cation IS = be kea1 wei sheiered
ffcm the elemluss or depredstions OF a9y satt Ehs
aeeessity ior tais sppsf vshor NIf hs more manie1s IN
csses where the co tea has been nqved fr greater
seen ity Ia the river counties of Louisiale end Msss-
sippt.
81. To report 70 he nearest military eomssnsant en-
tbs subject ans ask Ia cFss Of inyasion, suek prrtec-
aetual and fnmiaeHt aaHg9 Of falling MO tbs hsndsof
toe enemy.
Sd. " hat i~sraquirsf from the agents of tbs Produce
loan Is respectfully soiaisd from eli citizens 10 every
psrt Of tbs State. J. d. B. DEEOW,
ia9ft General Agent.
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camp snagaTbon eaaipage. one hundred prsohsIs 8
large smonnsof annaniiion, snd four eteanboaas.
Rsreksu News.
srbs City Of wsahiarsodh han srissd. visr Liverpool
dafss 70 tHe s4afut,
A az the gagsrnmsnt bad Issued ordsls
wsrung de AldbsnA from BntiA ports, md thag L
British properly was 8s@Foys govern.
msht would dsstrOy ths Als5smA, vas asereassd. and
the same nase a b denied
! Drooyn dsIByes kal sPekeato oreiga members
advising mediation. The FRENCH Legislature assemblies
on the 18Th Of January
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MACHIgIsTs. A~TTIETIaE.

A Ii FIRST-cfAss MAORNIsTs arHvisrfn tbe
eonfsdsraie Ines can get immediate sra steady
employmsnt 81 tbs ATm0ry Of th9 undersigned. loosfsd
at Athens, Georgia.
All hsesnLsia arriving from New OTlesns, by anolv-
me 20 A9or Demolteii az Camp Moore. w-u be imue.
diately Disabled % cur Armorv sed forahhsa ritb
trs ns2ortation. Coed wages VIII be given GOOD Ia.
ehinistsi and board can be had ~ nadsr-te rates
COOK g. BROTHER.
iaa M Armarr- A.h-na- "a
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- g~EEsaaRHs


NATeHEz, january 8 ls63-Ths following Dispatch
tehcisD is taken from the Estchez Courier OF this
date.
HEADeUARTERs
GALVESTON, Texas, January 1, 1868.
S. Cooper, AaiutantGsnersl, {, S. A.
This morning at three o'clock. I attacked the enc
mg's asst aud garrison At this plaza snd captured the
Ia ter, he steamer Harriet Lane, two barges and a
schooner Of the former.
Tbs rest zone four or avei nnumbsr8 escaped, ignos
niniously, under cover Of a hsg of truce.
! have about six hundred prisoners, ana a large
quantity Of vsluable stores, arms, elc.
The Harriet Lane is very Little injured. She was
carried by boarding from two Hgbpress5rs cotton
steamers, manned By Texas cavalry and artillery.
The line troops were calamity commanded by Col.
Thos. Green, Of sibEsYs brigade, and tho ships and
artillery by Major Leon Smith, TO WHOSE ndomitsbls
energy and heroic daring, the country Is Indebted for
the successful execution OF a plan which I had con.
ceivea tor the destruction of the enemys feet. Col.
Bagby,of sibeys brigade, also commanded the yolun.
teors from his regiment for tue naval expeaiaOn, in
which every officer aad man won for himself impersh-
able renown.
Tam, SIR very respectfully,
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WANTED!

OFFICE ASSISTANT oUARTERrrAsTERl
JACssOE .Jsuuary 7tb. I76s.
NYAETEDs fnmed ately, large number Of NEGRO
w MECHANICS (~Els-ksunhs. Carpenters and
Wsgonmassrs9 for IRE government shops a. This posi-
for which The most liberal uases viii Be pad. Apply
Et ny Office just beigW the POST Once.
Y T.. Boon
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Lead! Eead!f

FAD, IN large or snail quantities. bought at the.
II state ordnance department. request ali who have
either Pipe pig o7barleal 30 brlsg % ia -immediatsiy,
a5l an very much in need of It, z. BOURNE
decl9Im
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NfAIrEnE.
MEDICAL P%gRvEY0Rs {

MEDICAL PgRVEYdRs OFFICE
JACKSON. IanHarF 90, 1861
DDS vii BE- received atfhis ofhes untd the l5th
u ihstars for mskiug FIFTEEN HUNDRED to
TWO THOUSAND or moro HOSPITAL BUCKS
aecoring 70 pattern % Be sse7 atny ohea. The lew
est bidder % have he prefrsnc-she right being
however, reserved 70 reiecs snr biz not deemed re-
f~p0nabie. RI1HABD POTTS.
ia7tl5th Surgeon c. S. A. AID Esdicsi Parveyor.
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NICTTCH
YRS PARGLED HNB ExCHED-
EarEnNanu

HEADQUARTERS PARoLED hg5 ExcHEDl
Pr SONERS.
JAcKsoN. MIS- Dseoubai g. lisp
NOtIlAk hereby giVeo Ia answer to numerous IN
~ qliriss that "a prisoners q wa b-slenRing 70 he
gopfederats Siaaes ssrves, dsNve-sss 81 Vck-bu-g m
der the Fed-ral fas e uuce, haH beln exchanged On
arriyaL All pdsones ar hUns within the Confeasrsts
lines y oth-r reuses. eeu o-lT baszehares6 By rsDors-
tng 20 ps son "lheFt 45aY @ mess Eeaeqasrtsrs, in
order 70 have their nauss reEist red fr exchange.
BY eo1msnd Of Bdgadfsr Geaefs IN EU5eLrs,
10. EZTaANSET-
ds26 I'm IA e1d Inspector General
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WANTED, ~IHHEDTATRlT.

A LLRGE QUANTITY OF FUEL. for tbs pss ,
"A tha Hospitals shops, and troops O. HIS pot. I
WI pay the 1ighess market prize for al WOOD deiy-
erea a. tMs Pisce Perens haeiuE wood for sale viii
II. y. BOON,
ial4W Captain suf a. enar-af-aStar
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LonEstree,,s COngraiuIatory Order.
"NNN"0NWNN" |NNHN-H-NWNNIg WHWHNd
The following order in reference 70 the battle Of Fred
srieksburs, has been issued by General Lonsstrset
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARafT CORPS

Inc loAoHlng order 10 reI5feAc6 20 the battle Of Fred
srieksburg, has been issued by General Longstreet:
Headquarters FIRST ARHT CORPS,
Near Fredericksburg December D., 1852.
General Order 10. 50.
The general commanding the frat CORPS de hes to ex-
press his gratitude for the good eouduet Of bis troops in
the late encounter WI b the enemy. They baiso often
sttestsd then vslor on the battle hoids Of Virginia aud
Maryland that he looSe5 f~5rnothing lessthaD sieadiuess
Ia hem when the shock If battle shou d come yet
Notwithstanding he knew them 81 be- ste dfszt veterans.
they stu kirdled in him & new elimination for fhsr re-
msrka5le hrmnsss with which they defended Harye's
HID. A more frighrful attack has not been saeu 6urng
the war. They approached within th ry Fsees ofvour
lines egasn and again, returning with fresh MN to the
assault but you nd not y cid last p you stood by your
posts, and died the hsld before you with the sIaia.
The general commenting c0ngrafulates he troops
upon the Illuminating retreat to which the enemy Ess
been forced. livery such disaster to his arms 6rinri
Us nearer 70 the happy and peaceful eiJoymenis Of eur
homes and families. AT the sane time, he h0pes 20 IN
terest officers and men Of his command n-ths a~flichoas
which have come upon the people ef FFedericksburr
Thoir Conduct from the time the TWO armies appeared
before the town has been marked blythe most ss.fssc-I
riheinl3 devotion totheir country. AND now that thsir
hoUseS have bsan sacked by the foe, let not their pa
tieneA end cheerfuIness under these calamiti IS remove
from cur minds the remembrance of their losses and
wants. The general therefore directs that the com
ma1dlng officers Of This corps will open subscription
OF Lisutsnant-Ge General l0nestress.
O. IA EouurT A C.---r
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- The Augusta ChvOaiels says a private letter,
just received In that city, states it is rumored in virginia
that our army at Fredericksburg may possibly be sent
to North Carolina. 1t is evident that a great portion Of
Burnsids's army has been sent somewhere, perhaps eur
authorities bsve found ont where-hence the moving Of
the Virginia army.
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u We learn from the Augusta Chronicle ard Sen.
st7a thai the cotton card mandatory Of Measrs. Lee &
Co, Oartersvile, has been removed to the State Penl-
%tentiary at Mlledgevile, Ga. In a few weeks other
machines wilb duplicated and they viii be able to FL
every heavy order. It is the design Of the authorities
Of tie Empire State TO put The cards at small margin
on cost, which in the course of a few months viii enable
families to supply themselves with cards at about IS a
paE This vii be bad news for the speeuIAtorsiB those
articles Of necessity.
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8. KNsPP

%acEsOEz, J1SsS.s
OFFICE owes the ers II Pai51n & BAYFIELD,. State
street, soutA CT be eapitol, Jsekson. Mississippi
de22I
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CoTToE P~URcHAsED BY GoyEREsEST.-The total
amount Of cotton purchased by the government in the
State Of Mississippi reaches about one hundred thousand
bales and much more is in negotiation. Our planters
cannot do better than offer their crops, which viii be
taken by the general agent, Mr. peBow, ss a fair price,
and the bonds viii soon be at 4 premiam. But little Of
the government cotton has yet been burnt, and noneh has
fallen into the hands Of the enemy. If there is to DO
any loss Of tbs kind, however, government is better
able to pay It than the planter. What remains viii
reimburse the loss. See notice in our advertising
columns,
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4 COW, that has ta5 enc eslL.
EICHAED POTTS,
ja62vs SURGEON c s. A. srd a-d5csI Pu-yevar
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WHAr AnoLIrTaNTsm nAN noNE

WHAT AR0LnTE8NESM has DONE
Tbs +" Apostles Of liberty" as they ssyie themselves
nuEs surely ind very ltns 70 encourage them In the re
cord Of what they have thus far achieved in THERE Sorts
70 give freedom to the world. Behold their record
They have. IayE he Sgirs Of hs s0laA broken up the
American Union. which was designed to be, and until
their hands pervertsdit. w~ the temple Of freedom in
Tbleh the oppressed Of all astons came to worEhiPi
they hare robbed their own section Of 8 trade which
wa worth some hundreds q millions Of dollars snnu.
ally they have psrslyzed the industry Of the South fog
q generation thsy have crippled all the cOmnercs o.
the world they hsve made millions Of beggars in Eu-
rope hey AaVs dssolstsd thousands Of homes and
turned thousands OF women and children out Of doors
and lst them dependents upon the charity # the
World they bsvs buried nearly 9 million Of their aEow
citizens In unflmely graves and what they have to exhibit
Is ths fuHtS Of al hE vast Saerihcs Of LIE and trsaiure
and hsppnsssi They hHvs liberated some hundred
thousand slaves. That hs they have stolen them from
their homes and deprived thsa Of the fostering cars Of
theiFmasters, and turned thsm loose to steal and stsrve
and freeze amid the cold winters snd colder hearts ofthe
North. The day is eomiag. when the most brszen faced
fanatic that ever hoUlsd Orsr the imagined horrors Of
slavery, viii blpsh in shams % own tat this forbiddIpg
picture L the work Of his hands and in that day We
trust the outraged humanity IF the world, and the muir
dsrsd prosperity Of the nations VII rise up h Judg
msnt ana ooadsmn tbs psrPetrators Of these wrongs 70
fbS infsEy and pzniihment which they deserve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09
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me progress Ofths enemy IN this section Of the state
s,sms moi only to have been checked but We
have reason to believed he has fallen back to most ofshe
positions be originally hsld on the lins 'd ths Charles
con railroad with the exception, perhaps, Of hl aa
vance to Holly sprngs-whieh be Es-oeeupied3 ssris
capture By Vas DoRS-fhis ia undoubtedly the case
On he line Of ae Mississippi and T~snnsssee railroad he
has no troops this EldsOf Memphis, and our people arc
sutirsly Srse from ht presence snd Outrigss.
We do notiesrn WHISTLER any steps hare been taken
80 re-esssbiIah nsB hcnidss to all POINTS now outside
she Federal lines BIT Il not. It should b. done At once
ConmaniostioR IL, ne learn entirely uninterrupted a
9eE North as aoiz Lake, and there Is no reason Why the
peopls Of Pamela AID DesOto counties should remain
ISOLATED = Jingle Gay. Had it not bssn Tor the unWiss
at Of our own f1endg IN destroying the long bridge
noroa the TslshsteAlei railroad trains eoald 6erun 81
formerly, to Cold Water, without interruption IN very
few days but the absence Of this facility car Be- over
seme, and Inc pubEs who have suffered 50 mach sccom'
modstea VIII NOT the special agents Of he Post
once Depsstmsnt give this nattar thslr earnest and
early attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09

Y Gen. Lee the officer in ehargesof the dsfsnsss Of
VieksSurg' was, unta recently, colonel Of an ~srtlIerv
battalion IN the army Of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Abopt
TWO months since he was promoted to b~rigadier, and a.
signed to daty atVicksburg. He is a South cAroIipi,7
asdbeaTs the reputation Of being an exesusns oaoar