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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25
Corner Of Brady and Fourth SITS
TRU STLL's SALE.

NNTHEkEAS. ON TIE 29Td DAY OF no
w sc ber A. y. ls5., lanio A. Iuner
executed unto ID. >. True, a. Trustee. certain
bard oi Trust, conveying To SAID Trustee the
land in Scott county, Iowa. described as follows
t-sit: The vest half Of the south west quar-,
II o. section twenty-five - in township sey
enty nine ('H) north, OF range number Two z
e.st ot the 5th T.. Nj, con aiming eighty go
acres, Wtick s, Il conveyance was mai hs the
SAID nanc A. i'gmer for he purpose oil sscur-
m tho payment OF twu certain pfotnis>ofS uotes
ana me interest there n siguei by ssi pan,el
4 rumcr, dated the .0tb iay Of November A. d.
ls5f and pay able as follows tine Ter the uiu
on hundred an ~ twenty -uine 81 loo dollars,
rayabi. enc year from - date AID one Tor the
sum Il i've hundred aud thirty three 80 loo dol
Ia :, both payable to Moses Porter The last
mentioned y now the iroperty OF Almei skee.
And now sand last mentioned n3te having be-
come due s.d payable and the said nauiei A
fIuner having failed to pay the ssaas, {. y. )
Ftue Trustee rs aforesaid, 10 hcfeh, give th :
puu.ip nO,itc that ~ virtue ol the wer watch
A. IN mo vested ny sail Decd Of Trust, .Iii, Oh
- ednesday, TO 18Th DAY o MaHch, \. II %
AZ t1e hour . twO : o clock Ia tbs atteraoan Of
sid day at the Court Hous door In The city 81
Davenport. expose ANA oilur Tor sale, ut puo'ic
nu. ion, the parcel OF land ABOVE described, or -
muvh thereof ~ a al be efficient 10 sstsiy aud
pay tie am4 unit q -lii npte Nth the interest
thereon a. the DAY OF sale together with all ia.
cost. aud expenses attending saii ss.e costs oi
i tins notice pnd I -ustee lees.
Dated tho - h day OF bruary y 1852.
/ D. :. TRUE,
feS ls.its Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

CAssius M. Cray is going to Ru.ss,
and will at once relieve Baysri Taylor,
who has been acting Minister since Mr.
Csmerons departure. Mr.. Taylor viii
not remain as Secretary OF Legation Of.
ter Mr.. Clsy's arrival.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25
LII MIIIA1IAG

a HuMILA1ING BACk. nowN.-A
week or more az Maj. Gen. Hurib"t, 81
order - show little ,indictjva 81 cel
against tie Chicago TmeS, ISSUED an
order as We have stated, lrohlb ting tt,
issue OF the Chicago Zones in tie
Memphis District Tho following Is he
manrcr in which the General il com.
poil, i 10 swallow bis own words
"HEArQrAes 5 lGrr ARM Co&rs,
memphis, Tenn, Feb. II, 1863.
GAerot OtderS w. lG.
"by direction a Major Gen [. ).
Gran, commanding tins department,
General osler> VI. { rom thcse head
quarters. a.e revoked. Al lc.,rct On,
he4cto re imposed on the cifculst On ol
The Chicago Times are hercbs res in
ded. The order proh biting tue c5,calt-
ton q this shce, having beeu revoked
" super Or military Authority, Tie Gcn
erai commanding lhi- corps directs ,ha
all proceedings and arrests Tor Nlola.tci
OF sad order be annul,d
''By ORDER Of Maj. Ger. S. a.
HarI.ut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

One day last week the New York
Iti6.ae sad
II John c. Fremont ard Benjamin +.
Butter are-as - reported about to be
assigned important commands, the 10y
al millions viii lc)oice 10 nope ,hal tell
INC blows are abom 10 DC struck At the
heart OF tie rebellion. We tust that
hope i not 10 be disappointed.
This Is an exceedingly complimentary
hin, 10 the + resident--a characteristic
Greeley fling. "lLoW 10 Be struck -
l. II POSSIBLE that The President has
been running iils war two years, ealing
out million and n half Of men aud
spending nearly two thousand million :
Of money. and in al that time, 10 tel.
ing blows" have yet been struck at
tic rebel Sta,csg II = possible that the
/ Ti.tb tip is Mi taken.
SkaTls, BuT NO AAIINn.-Ihe pretty
i pnncess Alexandra ponts Tie Eng!sl
papers say the attentive Prince of Vale
nr,serted her with handsome pair u
rkates, tut. not being able TO present hel
With a frozen pond. she unhappy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS

All wishing TO purchase good Machine are in
vited TO examine this before purchasing else.
where. Warranted one year, with proper usage.
PRICE StO-HgnAER IS. HAsrRR u EXTRA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

ITO FAMILIES BREAKING UP HJUSE-
!. KEEPING Any party having small
amount OF pain Household Furniture sufficient
for man ana witel. which they would hso 10 hire
out for "A lew months and have well Ia ken care Of
Will pleas3 address FUKNliUkE,
40, 81 rs E,x 3gi q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

A GrArS SUTLkkS, NEWS DEALERS
n Pc dlers, attention. We have the largest
took ui Stationary packages. IL different styles
War Maps, songs. rs, Ink, la ties, ac., AMI q!
the lowest prices IL the Mesf. address
CLAhht 4 CO.,
Indianapolis. Ind, or Springfield III.
O~tls
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

INHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
/ the stock o. Boots AID Shoes from j. y Todd,
soull respectfully solicit a cont nance Of the
pubic patronage, d assures his trends that ne Is
ready and winng to sell goods at The lowest Ca sh
price, at his new store on Second street, opposite
ne lie Claire House.
VIM. &. HhRRAH.
Sartemhe llth 1864 nnv4-itf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

ACADEMY
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAVENPoKr,.....
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
1 hereby inform their friends IN Davenpo. I,
nd the pu bile generally. that they hayere opened
he above named Academy for the
Education Of Young Ladies'.
Tho .aurse os instruction will omprise all thai:
constitutes good English duca,ion French m
ierman Language, Music on abe Pano, Gnitar
AID Duicimer, Drawing Painting in OIL and Wa
\ Ter Colors ana Cratunlng, Plain and Ornament al
4 Needle work, Kat inS and Dress Making.
The former terms considerably 70 uced TO
meet the times, but payments are required III adj
vance, and
From this Rule there will be no
DEE'I.IYJO.S.
/ Further informatiun can be Oh aimed AZ the
Academy o! at TIC schools at 1t, An,hony's ara
Ste saryuari,e's Churches COS
ACAKD.
4 rJyHE [ UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
entire stock OF Boots ard shoes 10 W N. Z.
4 ilarrah begs leave 10 ret m his thanks TO hi.
t,iends tor toe liberal patronage with witch they
have favored him, and hopes they sili continue
he me 10 his successor in business, whom he
confidently them they will find worthy.
j. &. TODD.
September llth, 1861.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-09

our equals, and eur suhiugstion 70 be made coua-
plste, nut all sur property Is % b corasca.sd 70
pay the war debt Of the Abolition GJvsYnmeat,
aud 10 maintain an insolsnt army ia cur midst
to dragoon us into perpetual submission sHd
rivet 0ur chains more closely ffom gensFation TO
generation.
Every rsfsellng mind is obliged ts comprs-
bend that il wsuld take nearly OF quite shS
wh0lo property Of tho South topky the immense
war debt Of tee North, and If any shoRld bs lsls
afisr It's payment, the Yankee cupidity Ia pos
session OF uaresiFsiRed poSer, Wonld aoon sP-
pFopgisis tue bslaucs TO It's own use Bat sup
poss the Abolition Government should modify
its policy and repssl the eoHfseation act, what
would be the result We should be permitted
70 kesa tLe possession Of cur property, bat We
shouid BE- saxsd % tho full exkeni Of IFS annual
incuma. Iastss6 Of giving it up 10 Pay The
debt 81 once, we should ee compelled 70 act as
overSesFs Tor ths Liucsla Government reesiYing
: bare Subsistence for cur labor Wheihsr our
properly is ali confscated ard sold 10 psy tbs
debt Immediately, or is lsft 10 cur hands and
saxsd til it Is worthless 70 as, matters very lit
tie, as il either case we srs subjugatsd seris-
more psupsFs aadslsVes TO Abolition power Not
o=iy every lfiueiple Of hsaoT and Of manliueSs,
but every obligation which ancestry can bs an
der 70 future postsritY, that we should never
yield 70 sahjakatlOn, bat thst we shonle dsfehd
OR rights hlQ u0ertieB ana StTike tof inQsDge4--
enes, as long as we have man 10 muster or
weapon 80 use.
The Tsconsauctionist who insgiues that if the
war we've ended, VIC should be placed back
where we were when il commenced, Iabors un-
der 80 GORGEOUS error. The Lincoln Govern
ment csTs no such terms, as il could rot rs sove
eur slaughtered kindred, eompsRssse osr injured
femslss CT return our devastated fslds and
cities IS they were when this wicked war va.
wagsd upon Us. Let the Teeonstruetionists re.
member that she terms offered by the Gevarn-
ment at Washington are not the restoration Of
ths Uaioa. AHd compensation for tbs iB.jUries it
has done Us but they are abolition subjuaatios
aud conlseation. It announced by an Cf6ssr
high Ia position, upon the authority Of the
supreme court, that all the property Of sH the
ciEizsss Of Stsls ia rebellion, as lhsY term as,
is subject to eoBfseAton Whesisr sReh citiElH
favored the rebsliion or not. In other words,
they declare their intention, so soon a. We ara
subiusated, 20 coEfscste ali tAe property, Of all
the vocpls Of the Confederate States, 10 mstssr
what may have been their opinions Of the war
or their conduct during its prosecution. Thass
terms cannot be very eonsOliug to the friends Of
she Abolition Government, if there be any such
in the Cogfedersey
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ghe 8saly Of rsanezsse.

From he Mobile Tri5-lsl
From she assuJsures IF sha President and 81
. e psrs1Es wh9 wi.t3 from The army OF Ten
osssea, ard al he esrHapsrs published Daar
T.. &c d-a- she co-cinsi0n hat g1ms grand Tuy'
rr-- 20 defeat the YANKEES and Drive them oD.
If T'svn.Esaz Is now or tbs sRCis The enemy.
L rs sdultts5 rss gained some few agvaa.ages
aud improved his position sjnoe tie ca.Us 81
Ut5cl maura; bus this is considered insigsih-
cant, wien weighed against the mora import
z--t o5 iscr. In :uT-Cis Of which he hsz besH Al
loved 70 ele0mrHsh It. In ozbeT words K
Bisua UGT On tsCt gis sGpEose6 10 be Sun sy.s
20 EcCgup 2 IsH what, By uEt9w sTd c'fcUmsisi c-s
was &c. gained Ia Ike IeceHt bslsis. b sa4s
cOuue-t. li icisu s0l conclusions - g tbs p'-
..iou Of Gen B-sPg's EIny, bssed on Whist Is
gniy apparent, ere iike'y to be wrong and do In
jas lee.
We accept this sf fact, and slso that Ger
sure il Bot row proper, for i cannot change ihs
situstion Of affairs or ia sny WsF strengthen
cur torcss 7T EeiB 70 remove cficsrs Wko are caD
stared inc0np peseEt or uufaYtuBste IN not kEv
inc somusrd OF the hearts Of tbose whom they
are j. yssisd to lead. TEs expected impendiss
bs.tle, or, Shs strategy, saving tbs HsecsslSy Of
battle, viii, beyaRd qHestiGn, be tie most n POI
tant Of arv In !he progress OF tHe var, ard ~
have eonfisnt hopes that it viii secure the OBJ
lee; irtsrdad AL Of as Tsspcet he opinions
a-d honor the grand ehaJaeier cf tbs Pzssidss'
be las fepestss.y cOHnssled the PeeBls e % pa
tent-to accept with caution rumors and repre-
ssHtsti5nz dstrimsBtal 20 cur iesdsTs-in 81 ms
speeches il bis movement ihIo5gA the eoUEtr7,
zllndiug in ibis b Gen. Bragg.
H kLeWs hat there sye thousands N sli psTt'
. the country who aistTest TIE eagaci'y ct thai
ohirpr. lie Il, toe, well aware tbat 70 yio.d &c
.hst 3isuBzt while in fSout OF lbe enemy weTs
keiy 70 do temporary harm; aud - BE- E6s
saksn tha pains to visig the scene Of action II
1rCeT io arlsl the disecnisut ard r6ceuciis tie
army O. - leader. TIE people hope tssthe hss
fuily rUccgeded II this purpose, and hat Gen
Brsgg viii wiz a victory which sbAll carry eul
arms triumphant 70 ths borders sf the Ohie
Thcrs is no lll-feelBg iB tAs matter, except saei
IS uft5rsliy EIoNs eHt Of the circumstances
md, being dependent On eirCunstanees, the Bso
sic sTe ready 30 fo7Esi fhs pest and sssteW hons
IS tie reward Of g.crious deeds ID the m.ura.
Bat, wilaeuE F.tsTeEc9 10 thus, 1t Is PTasan
hat eensure shall Tor awhile suspend is Otnea
! TEsre l. time fer thst Egresfter. Al present
/ can serve no Fo.d purpose, and if the ether SD
viii cease tnCsI isiEsms pIaisss and tos use {
/ ttCss eUithets aEicb are spphed 20 yhe r. me
/ 80 SO ia doubt g. % The generals ti-nass, :"
/ arc cerlsiu there ~il se ~ WoTis except thos
/ o. CHEER 90 bszle4 % he gi0Tiozs ach,egssaaSi
/ sgh.ca mary o. 6 Expect % h-sT news OF D.
4 lore The closs OF Re present HcatR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-09

FscAPE FRahs FoET ACHHERY.-WilusrS
Pal W K L. Pitts, OF Worcester county,
NsrylsnS, meabefs CT Company K LIST Nrginis3
esvsl-,. sssspsd from Fort hcHsnIy AID arTlVed
n Richmond On saIu;dsy isBt. TbesS gsntis-
msn lea A. wilson o. GoeIgetown, Captain
gaelsr o. Winchester, \. 9. Hobbs Ct HevsTq
county, Alry .4nd. } "a. Asnuicess Of harioIo
caRzIy, Mars iznI, sGd about I've bahdTe1 ether
prisoner ll Euo fort prs.n. 4r PisEs Wes cap
usrad II GsGiysbagg. @r. PuInsA VAS espllIed
lst June VI ais 81 q Scout.
Svy5l1 lights bs.OLs tic esoEps Of these gaa-
lsu.ou, Aosiasue Rc5sIdsOHs Of Ba.imcIe,
ans Wm Hii'ef Of Wzsmng ton ceuuty, Mary
.gs3, ElcJ sssiul.y escaped. Ths,col EnsHislt =
, very ccse, tuf ihe TsIgEs good ard s5U1csat,
aJ.d. g. .t.s respect, gress lupcovsmert or she
,u.p.iscHnOnt which Mr. Pitta experienced foI
tva uoulEs last su1arogr ~ Fors Delzwars-
Riehsg6ad EsgsiFsF
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VALUABEE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

ETTs CIR ths faicwtH- pr-E~r'y toT f4o tioaiee
Fs withfu rue mir s-f d kal- u sTie;ts:
slas Flso- conlali-E sE---y aess - sisgast sEsli
FaE Lo1 wiz ssTal = r-ls snd lE5te cry ee!
sfn GGlsirss on BE- POM
M pss contain ols huD5rsd and h-ty acres
s-Efv t-Hrad the isia-. being well VOocea lsrg g
S5u-s vT5tf siEbt room barn ttabss servants house
ar, ,-sris a d & Enlsn VlDsyzrc. - -.
Als two hundred suo fWsnty sesss Of LAND. my
sltares 80 aad = baf mies from = aftcttg.
". vii ssll thcss p-zssi vita W9is0Et tha 2 Tt
A, - u zrEs suppiy Ct seEe .abst and roEo stoek-
-gar ". = J. n Gail 7 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-09

s0asE SToRIEs oF LIECULR-1As CkaEgs ~
Baltimore AT Rpub'caR nesting Ia New
Y1rk, sltcIdzy night, Gov. Yssss, Of Iiiihsis,
rsve Abraham The following hss3fcas PUif:
sAs sEia .; the Ch.cage Convention, / say
row. believe he IL tSe inst,umaBs IN the hsnds
Fl esd 10 .s=d this chosen pSarls % tha banks
OF 6eIsve5aacs uH the oibCg side, WheE l sent
pv bauirg dispatches 10 Ar- lj5CS.a, Brine
- wear ceriscEtIgn sad Ell aneipshOB pTcGlsza
stisns.' cd abe tsisgsGphsd bsez 70 me, Dick,
bsi5 ssli as6 zee she saivasIos Of Sod Pro
lorr-d cbsern and sPpispse.l Fellow citizens,
Won nave beard u Ssld ME, L.hcoin IL su honest
nan. Ha Is, aud God Almighty never made 8
nnrer. 8 -.ors honest msu tusn Abraham Lin
c0In. LAppsuae. Bat thar does not begin 10
3, hs,f of il; foT ] say, El.sT aa scgzainssnes
sf lwslis -avs yszss, szid q cioze s.udy Of Ia
character. tbai, il all Zoe elsuents Of cleafness
.-.-s -1t.v ans pfuleil siatesnzEship, arrahstr
L.-c,ll la lct AZ egaai anon The eoninsnt O.
North Amsrio,. LApplsUse.J
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~ MY parsy, s,r, sili l.0E lie IN i3.el zs.''
ss;d a poi iciaa. Very trus. sir" TsioEled I'D
onpaoeut, "your party is neither chsgFe2ble
W,th lying Il idleness nor idleness in lying"
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,-ss o. svs reward VIII b. pale for tss Fozsvsr' u
tss 3oras sBa the ss1s Prsisrtios ias sz5 par C.
-. L. a. sYEEa
t-el- JEsr-Igs
OseTEE
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job WORK
wac WILL CeH AND BEYA G0eD
HaSE!

s-.HxTRaTTV tu-t=d IN ,. atty o. Maeon, Gs
u EAlF An AORE OF GsoUSb,
ir-preTss rriLk . sabE "a, sylsA ald saEreEisHt
r-isEspae OF iz Errer zBa io-r baea4tEt soc7f -I7
- rs-... ZEE aa-E cizns Are PizF-u vide VsrsS.
-k ta yELac ressss puraia1 IN ths Tsa ne fsT
flisg We ~ Fst. ncT si-sz serve eats lous- o. % "
rs.,-9 - b. .tsb szd esgIi q h. - .ald-I
80 rsasv planted p Jh uFitsr vakstssss-Es vAoio
rgl-4s - ssIs-sy rSiafe5 sHd Lave art a. essso-e
. s-s1aU zh rsE1rz-
Ps-ss-rsr Ev-- Il sksTt tlrRs Prss tsi- ? Evs
faegssna ,ss5 80 .i-Ts. Cal VP7a
" 3 DCEJHs, c.
- sP=sE.
--rr--s TIirie y IKE gE
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GENEaAL 0EsDEEk lso. 2 q.

E5sES. VOL AlsJ oGSs EIPF kJRsANs
De .arl-.eet 81 Tensss1.o ABB ma aaa MISC psi
EARIETTs GA ge-obsr q ls6S
Z Al. o1C1rE II thia Bg-ess, Vhz sSve Era1s-4
4 rI.hey .z-spp iots o. dstaf.s viii iunsdists J ~
olsto .hss- He Edqua-is-s the number 81 saoh EraF
"a 10 wsou sEd ~ rhzs ,Parpoie and the duF AI4ep
81 sash css-E, t0zoissr via thc nsast si tAoae d
ea ss6 aEs Es--rt-A
~ order o. BrE Gen PILLOW. SupeIintsadsnt etc
JOaE C. BaKCa.
A. = GsHara'.
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rs 0sz. E FZSEEA & 60,
EsMNlSSleS AkkCaAbTS,

= 40. q Fsaahtres -, =. "A, g n
g,rasCNAL sue1.isu gwen g -. psIs--sse sns
-, 81 Al, ,.inds ei AEtast.fi AkDI1E @ad s'e p
- -. 81 FaozeYaa l.stisp o. Essl Rraia,
sTG3-SE
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OHE THOUSAND D0LLARE
REWARDI

n oar s- o. sat TIE lbtA day q ssPtslnosI -
I f.asv-,1e E5ssF. BEeAIk sls3lsi rlst 9 -, = 4
- -fs WA s-zPsss sltssae1s aE1e- y - ASgi''
H-g.ssar of ne TFezslry
-, Due ABosut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-09

bsf5re The a5l9unment Of the session Of ne amount
approprlated and .o oppose ts2 zradEi q rais end
pay M lEsrs f. Hot sensible, thrifty IL to state,
tEis rahar THAI af1 tie apIo1ristsd orr SsE
aebt. il . believed H. ron one 10 enc sud hai per
cent upon ia properly 0f She STATE viii rass az l1af
viii bs needed fr ;hG wear This VII b uosinai AZ
osnparsd with ,ta srtssuf Co1fsderate tax.
II 4 lhauld es 1o ,esI ~ % raise money Tor usc b.
fors the Tax car Be ecaetsd t is u7i d0ubtss thzt
arTsng gsent coud % made wi-h or hEnzs for ie1-
poraIy oan Of tHs Amount required upcn r-zsonaoe e
tarsls.
policy dsternius souiuus b iuerezss eur de1t-
a. the preseat depreaf9d rates q currency thus ertH-
SLY giviuz tee di-rs fg- enc raeor1ussd esItcu-
auea of ne us % treagury u0t.s oE tss lfy cerlu
catesi g raj e 81 f1s appropriated for Wic1 90 pr7-
Vlsioa % lls4s ~ aTai7n- Ifss hoWeysr sist can
aot so eaTHssl rss upa ycu r1s inportace Of ial-
postsg srEiciari t1z o algs such sugs may a4
ase1ed Tas would prsz-rvo hs credit Of tie Stata,
zsd protect ls -ad or Postsriy fro1 heavy burden
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Up

4 LrEGz Say IaE5z, Tzieh tzs eVnsr car 90
= h. ---ra. ploas7t- s-yiaF far ID sdvcrEIss.
T--s 81 q l-- a.s -e-sr Psr esy Ter EoeFi 3 h.al
E-.lv- -4 = ss-5.. fno4 ios'
OLD Boots and SHOES
WaElsd &c tas Fistsi Fsct0T!,
i y . y gualsi=y. ,,v--y
Il uU4 lw sP- i1A -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-09

return dc not pretend % deeds Tbs sTii s su alsr-
ing one kOweveT snd calls for O sPaedy remedy
In rssPo1ss tbs request Of ebJnfsdsrse generals IN
command ] have, by PrOcan1aiiou directed he civil
aud military Oers q this STATE and tbs state troops
70 be viSant IN tbs arrest Of esssrsFs aud Eragger
Many have been arrested By them ard rstur1ed 20 ths
rsSpsctve sOmnands bHt further gsia on l. required
70 enable the Executive 70 apply esstiTs rsurdY.
u y noaeEssry ihat she law make Il hs Imperative duty
q al sAsfs esnstables ard al other civil oUers Of
every grads, and OF al militia oncsrs of this Siaas 20
arrest each and ~ person II lhs respective
ties, who belong 70 sic oonfsdsr2ts army and cannot
show tass be has Legal faflough aad has not over
stayed the tins allowed bi heavy psHFltT Ehsuid
be zspOsed Epoa each o8osr ho ne geess daahargs
his duty aud sxssusa the law; and sufdesaut sun
ahoud be appropriated to dsfray the expense OF the
arrest OF s deserterz and srzEges aud ef their
vsyanee and delivery 20 OoHfsdarate 0fiaac author.
iEsd 10 reeeivs aud return them to their commznd
res1i1On shOaid also be passed requesting the Confsd.
crate Government q rsfusa 70 eeereis al
ssry expended In the rstuzl Of such persons tsr
places Of serTes o. TO authorize he post qnartsrmsstr
- the place whafs the dsssTtsrs an sragserz Ezy
dsiTered % C0nfsdoTRto o1eer 10 psy al necesssry
expenses The latssr plan, Il =asPtea By Congress-
would Be the more eIilzhls and in g. sud Wcul6 be
a. ended With less complication OF the sccountH between
TIE Confederate and State g1VernmentE
II sseh STATE viii adopt policy Of the character
AhoTs indes ed, and tbs Government At ReanOnd viii
require its generals IA COM and 0i Departments 70
puRs ssversIy nj ofieerc guilty. Of favsri grant-
ing far0ushs and eiii compel al its chisf eomfalaa-
nsa sd qusrtersstera 20 dsss from their service all
porhons sa ee1 20 the oousopdan and 10 send back
ths sr2y the isrge Number Of iders who are found
aooHt ouE togaa snd cities any Of WHOM have del ais
with very little ddsy psrogu %, oF positions whieh ara
Of tsls practical uss, other than 90 ksss them OF
Danger and It vii pat negroes in she paes OF eight
7i teA Of our teasta-S In the array leaving sn1ueh Of
ths NEST experienced and snergss white tsAssteFs o.
sa7tFol tes negroes, and viii h with tes-nslsrs d
trol the negrses esd w All wish negroes the places Of
nlns-teHiAs Of tho uhits ongagsd Ia nsking
potash, ana attoudicg 70 ssheF Einsr dates and H
IL each compel the white rsisvs5 take ther
5sstions In the rsnks soldiers Gnd vii order into
ssrvtse the SWsra Of enrolling ocss who ia Of
ihs counties are Spending their time in iaeusis and
Gsspa ion and scarcely s-ssns 70 ths camp Of In
rN int
their eva eaHssr, we shall sooB the army greatly
Strengthened; sna the tro=ps mush better eOnteuted
and Irresistible Juties to thoss who have doae
their day faithfully requires that oshsrs shall be cum
Rolled 70 do likewise.
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invite sbe stsn'ioa Ct the GeaeFaI Assembly, q a.
rsma-s ot ths eoa.roisf general IL bis sbe 40 v-
vaiuabie rspert upon ms sIfjes Of The income ~.
rscoiuus1d sIcii oeslse n tas is~ as vii in Eltn-s
EHsrd ir-i he evssions and abuses 70 rThies = -
isrS I thinS e Woqld Be wiss poieT to uasst sarb
7orsoa dealing in the srtiees en1usrsts8 /, 80 -
give TO- on osig ,ae =reuat of capital or credit &C.
esepl9yed sud tae scounL o. iuoome made f-o, H. =
lF, loo5 10 4st % AFs-t is5i and dsdae a0er cent
Of ihe profits made upon whIel no az mora - ,.4
aad iU9oss tar Of . PER csnl upon all lsnes al
profits REALIZED This would be more squi,sbls as b
tween tne cisfsns tax payers, aud would yield mueh
larger amount 70 ths trsaEurg than has been recsi m
the past year,
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beg isaFs 20 lay essrs ths General AassuaF copies
1f DE casfs. .Parl-ncs between sLr A. FuiisrIon bsr
Bitianis aasgy acting consai g. &arslla1 a1d ny
aar Up1n 30 qgesi3a gi she llaiEy uf British Tub-
iscfs 20 5s alta y serViee n fefsese = tae7 aa11a
2eFl-irF ;-is service urql-srlz by 1as fc1a aii
5oaei=d ic-aiTu=Ta By sac lsHa af n-iils cal OF
tae B-iri-t 3ovssn nzlsnt Fsc1sz-s 10 lesa. con-
nerea Wifh rae Goa teas-sis sud denies t1s er-
sl-ae- RI s1ch roFs-. cerlaiaIv undsr 10 ~
gsrio- 81 exc th1 -Ebsc u tast Government
sigerss cr az-npfioas noi proTiia4 i0r ~ he Avs
u ussioas
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