Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-05
THR YAnKER OoNsCRIPTTON

TIL YANKEE C0HsCKEPTHON.
This measure, which has passed the Senate,
provides for the enrolment and calling into
s~er5ics. # needs Be, Of all the able-Jodied men
5eacoeH tsoenty and JortyJf0s The only exemp-
Hons being the governors and State judges, the
only sons Of poor widows and a few others.
Substantially, as the New York Times says, it is
putting all the sble-bodied men of the loyal
States in for three years, and, all told, the force
vii number three millions.
Tie enrolment is to be made by officers
directly accountable 20 LINCOLN. 1t is TO be
called forth BY draft in such numbers and
assigned to duty in such places IS LINCOLN
sees at. No State ~euncdonaries have anything
to do with it, Provost marshals ere to be
appointed in each Congressional district, who
are 10 see to the completeness Of the work
Heavy penalties are imposed for all resistance
OF counseling resistance to the draft. In fact,
says the Times, every part Of the bill bristles
with provisions ensuring its efficiency. The
Southern Confedsracy, it continues, has put
every dollar and every drop Of blood in its Inn
its at lbe disposal Of JEFF. DAVIS; if We are
prepared 70 make similar Submission, We might
as well give up our minds fr infamous and ru-
iaous discontinue Il is glad, however, that
the sacrifice VIII be made. The currency bill
wi pledge every dollar, and the CONSUMPTION
act viii pledge every drop Of blood, to the na
donal cause. Now. for the first time, it con
anues, we shall have the power Of the nation
pitted against that Of the rebellion. 1t predicts
now he successful er4shing out the rebellion.
This act it says, furnishes the means Of Pulosr-
king Che Confederacy. It can now defy armed
intervention and enter a caveat to the world. It
new SEES The signs Of ultimate triumph, inss-
much as the United States now realizes its
strength snd its work
FREDERIcKsBURG-The Richmond EHggire7
Of The 25.h has a special from Fredericksburg
10 the 24th A heavy snow fell the previous
attaining in some places from drifting
inches in depth. Permission had been
3Irs II R h Garrett, wife Of Hon
. R a. Garnett, 70 enter the Federal lines.
NJ Victor Dumas, c5urier Of the French consul
at Richmond to the French minister at Wash
who Rad been swaiting permission from
lbs Federal authorities TO enter their lines, was
aud ne had to return to Richmond
Heavy firing was heard from the Federal lines
"a the 22i, which was at FIRST supposed to be the
premonIioa Of another Smelling, but on investi-
atoa turned cat to be a salute to tho twenty
second Of February. The firing was from three
points and nothing more ihan blank cartridges
continued quiet.
r. The New York Tines Of the I9h avows
the conviction, to which il has come with re-
l~uctance that tie French Emperor has deter
mined to open The southern ports by the FIRST
Of april for tie export Of cotton, snd that he
(Napoleon) VIII welcome rather shan depsecate
var IS the -csnsequenee-of such an act "The
tenor of tie Montteur, the general tone Of the
ministerial journals and the recently changed
language Of The liberal press combine, says
he Tines, 80 show that this is tie policy
which The French Emperor has resolved to carry
cat" The National IHtslligenes7 does not share
The conviction.
PaIzE MArrERs-one hundred snd forty
5ae prize cases have been tried in New York,
10 utty OF Wnlen ulM Qecieea AAss DeeA eA-
ssTsd, forty cases have been appealed and the
are in process Of adjudication The gross
sales have been S5i9,125. Ninety cases have
been tried ia Philadelphia fnal DEGREES made
ia twenty-nius; eight hsve been appealed, and
the resi- SIRE before court Totai proceeds in
shess, S357. 3t9. s~eventy-sight cases reported
AZ Key Westi final DEGREES entered ia thirty
four Of these twelve appealed Test undecided
Proceeds, 1881 .735
Let eyary man, woman and child st
aome says cur catemporey Of the Mobile
Rsgistsrs with yard square Of ground, serstch
it ard pat It 10 eora- Every grain carefully en-
iTasted to tie fzpitful earth mite Of contn-
beion to tie n~4tion's liberty. Every acre Of
ess5D piaated, is q comfort to oar enemies and
a ual il tbs co i'm Of Coafederals indspead-
~ The Illinois Legislature fiHaliy broke up
Il row-the Repubfcen senstes sksdaddlng
t. pfsysat she passage Of the hopse peace reso-
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