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oem iagen ale p~srgaiigt unD bsfrieptgt aus.
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9lan3eno pertretsn- Der Gmpfaua Der fgems
ben @elaneten fan0 3usyf aatt; Ie erlAtensn
In boiler Softra6t uub i9re Dameu In ben
nusgeiu1teten Soiletter. Der geiantnte A,
Q8albin9tgn accrepittrte biplomattG4e R5rrsr
init aletutgsr WuSnabme DsS portueiealAen
Observation-Disclosures, Der fir 0epGbnlt@ 3u 9lsr-
gOrt relt0trt nnO nur tn lpe3tellen @eIdGftss
an9eiegenbettea sur @apitpls fomtnt, mar an.
srelenp.
S0s Secrefariat seS Snuern.
Mn Die StelIe bes als Ser. ct. Ni@ter fir
Snbtana bereit5 all leilen Ge1immunasOrt
ab9eBcn8eneu 6rn. &aleb q. Smith, ptrb
&tdter ui6er treter, wflder fAon intsrtnili1G
Den Doiten pf6 Secretariata peg Snnsrn pers
tebt.
G:ne S~6let,maiGtne,
Gin btsr auDeIenbes MitalieO Des 33.
NlallaG. 8e9ts. sstete uus cine etnem Rebels
!eugefan8eneu ab8enuminfne WatrDne, beren
Nrptecttl aus nret III eilanper eeIhobenen
t~e9elISrmi9en &Srpsrn befano, tn einrr Npne
an pteIelbe befanD f6 etu weiBtiMes 0ulpers
psI6er ais lanelamsr 3anoer 6teut mn, tpena
atgetrannt, pe patrcue ent3;npet. GOlhrr-
8sfalt bfltebt pas @elbpb ei9eutll4 nus brei
oeriAteOenen, un0 muB, penn &c T6 int RSes
per ft'fe UertpinOaten bffinpet unO bort ers
pIootrt, etne ftr6tbnre @lnbe b.rarIadeu.
COte Sel4reIbun9 eteGer WiOroerinoana lit
tbrtgens ntdt reAt SeyltdnbltH, NIB mir ba,
zen bic jeBt bon bar NnpsnOnua ether lolGen
nod Hiat8 SerrO1apeu.
Fas %Crter'Ne Srieasseridbt.
Qelte tpurbe 0encral McGlelon eiuoes
lApOreH, ua0 la9te aus, ba8 er fetneu 3tret.
fl Ia Die QOpalitat, 3battafeit u1D Sreae bes
@sneral Yprter iete; bQB bie(eg ale feline
Sefeble 8enat erfilt. Gr fabrte 3batfaHen
aus Der 0ei9iGte beS Rsigas5 auf Der SaIbz
tnlel an, um 3u betpetisn, OaB Gsn. Scrteg
Nae5 8etban babe, nm @sa, Qppe Az 6i!fe an
tpmnnen. 0tfraBt nesbalb er an Gen. W0rtsr
elne Oepeide 9eIanDt babe, bte tin 3ur SID
'tt9feit nno Grsue auf0roerte, erwtperte SIC
GlslIan, pab ptes lspt9lt6 auF 9sfe6I bes
pralpenten gelAebsn iet, Der gu fiir6ten aes
l9tsnen Babe, bab Die Sif3iere Der pOtcmac.
@rrnee stnsr Cooperation NIT 0ppe abseneiet
setpeien Ieisn. gr bate Der 3tit Dem prG(f
penteit benlertt, Oab ct iiberSeu5t let bas TO-
tpcbl @eReral pcrtsr rte Die anpern Sffttere
nit @Isnsral 9Upe sCltOmmsu i9re pai@t CT.
Fallen ipHrpsn, CT tphrpe ieDpH, UNI ben pr1g-
benton 3%ufrtebea 81 itelleu, an einen bsrlslben
telearapbirtn. Pie saa1
Gen. Butler TT tn 8ai4in9tp6 aaasfpm-
tlten.
Der S4nbtfrttar BAT enti6iebsn, bic ees
fern fdlis sspsi snen Jnttreifsn be8 anIsbnee
Don 1852 In 6aarer 81 in 3s sa ST.
r.la RI a. 1900
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gen f9 um s l15r In ltncrDnun8 3arid Dor
etner set trettem fGw69sren 3abl bon Srups
pen, 0te te6CG nod ntemaIS Dem Getnbe ben
Ihtdtn 9e3etSt fat, unb etnSen lber ben gtes
bacOFaB, etpa 5 Meilen U6sr4alb Dumfrtes.
g0tr 0erlcren 3 GUbte, barunter Elm SfF3ter,
urb 8 Wertpunbete. Der 8erluGf bes BeinbeS
%beitan6, 70 nett man IN @rfabruns brtngen
fOnnte, aus $3.50 EUpten unb unseldbr
40 8erpunbete.
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Nnr Der Wotnmtarmee. "
. ttsarts Gapaleris bat ira isnfeits tes gaappa.
banuUcr suritraeipaen. -
90nptquartter Der Soto.

90nptquarttfr Der 8otDs(
maearmee, 1. San.
IS bat fb bsate nidtS ppu 8elane srsta~
nst. Wu9 tn Der 6rVnt III ales ru6fe, unb
IS lauft Die NaGyiGt Elm, bob Stuart letnen
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9sp9 BON @arrentCn auasffabrt bat.
saebeGenuue frFs M
@uf igiHsm lsstss Streifuge tttB Stuart
EURO letneH Gslegrapbifn BITE Dteekthasn lee
Iegrapbtlhm Sptlhaftea atf 8urfes Station
aufan9ea. Gr eyfubr napurd me6r pSer
meniger bic WtabressIa bic astrpfsn tporsn.
tbn Den 9titd3ua abSulGuetpen, NIB nab um@
iere Srnppen bet TntrfarrOurtbpale berett Iets
tt, tim etnen rarmen G0pfan9 al beretten.
Gr Ianpte aud alsglei 8srtAte uSer bic
Orabte, eSnen mad 5airfor Station, INN bic 1
3erltorut8 per baiablt befinpltten beDeuteus
Den %rntespVrratbe 81 bespsfsn, mas itm ater
ntGt seIang. n&
Inter ben auf 8urfss Citation eefunSenen {
Oepeifsn befano fib aud, Die fplaeare, ipelde
er tter Die Or1Dte gelbtdt bate 20
8nrte'S Stattpn, %. De,. } 3
81 ubr Mbenbbs.
Wn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Meias. -
SD eriu6e Ste, mtd tn 3utunft nit beEes
rem NfauIeieIn St per(orgen. Dteieniaen, Ste
Ste MIR ttr;IiG ~lieferten, trare,t spn febr pa
Undergraduates Qualitit.
,s sra s. 6. .. Quart,
GENERALIZATION, s, 9. u.
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Sic Neeer in GitbsG arOltma fir frei
erflGrt4

Die N-g. 3rtbune brinst eine proclamation
DeS Sen. Carton, Der TN Oepartement Glib.
Garcltaa c%cmmanbtrt, unb Die Yclitit bes
prdfOenten ais feffebenO anneGmeno, 1stne
Nenjabrs- 9ruclamattCn i'm &Oraus abgefabt
uno on bic NepsgOrf Tribune ee1Gtdt fat.
Oartn rerOen ale Neeer fiji. fret erfl1rt
unb etn8eloben, f4 am 1. Sanuar I'm 6aupts
Quarter beS erlten SOutb Carolina freirtl.
Itget @estmenta (ou8 Nrsern bfts9enb) eIt.
3uftnben, nm ben Sag tbrer 8efrstung felfliG
gu fetern rnb Oann ~btn3ugs6en unO allen an~
bern 9le9ern, bic es nod nt9t wtlsu, gu mel,
ben, baB fe fret ftno - unb fe aufuforpern,
bon l9rer 6retbstt @ebraun 3u MAIDEN.
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,rurbeu. 0abet tpar es eth erbebenber Bug
I'M 2eben Der Nattpn, baB baS ltnslid, itatt
fie gu entmutGtsen, Fe nar 3a nenen Mnfren-
9atteea TT ibrer 9uten SaAe %anfenerte.
(S6IuB fpl1t.)
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g9te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Nus Memp9iS tptrp berintst, baB biefe Gre
petition ain DienIta9e lester gEotbe abgedans
gen nWD StelletGt berstts en, ibrani @Glfim.
HsuugsUrIe an9aan9t TT. Sie tptrb nt6t Dpn
0eneral Sic Glernano lcnpern Gcn @saerdt
Sbernan cumntanotrt unD TT bspeatsnb 9rpBs
artieer aueSera(tst, el8 man Sgrmnt6ett. ste
bsItebt aus ia SranspogtsO ampfeEn uub 7
G~anpnsn6coten, t~e9ieitet BON btet 0rcseDibts
(iDaen inter pen @'eneedlen 9mrlbut, Smitb
,,np Dtprgan, Die CO NIT stusr 60--T0,000
Miann lta,ten Neteuennrmse ~aufnebnen
tSnnen, a.f .....t &H.# UIa0f al .55
Das nadae .3iet III gif86urs ttnb ntnamt
h,an az cab Die Grwprsn Des Sen. 0ants
port glein5sttig NIT Dan pss @sa. @6srman
pom 1ntsr Ntltitrpi anfpinmen psrpsn.
unab4dnstg DON pttler expedition III stHe
10000 Wann ItarEe, ron Gen. Steele cont.
rna,,pirte bet !5slsna, 2lrt., bsfnbltte Wrmee,
bic N@ e~tenfalS in 8eweeuus lebt. 8obin,
III npG uubssennt, iptrb oter In fiirssRer 6riR
FA entG6ttpea. l.,4sgf al9Je ,lQajl5
-,f .saf MuS San Trancfsco, .|5rlf3l8H ~
Gan Srametsep, 2. Sanuar. Ser
Oampfer nSterra Neoapa" TT Don Sreaun
NIT $4,000 Bier anSeIan9t. 0te @elebae-
buus BON Nalbtnston SsrrtiOrtmnt bat nan
14tasi9er ilber Die Grtp0blung prGFDtreneer
@punctlbeamten aefllbrteu i3anfereien enbliA
bic @eIh1fte a~ufsenpmmen. s1i eH.3us
Das S6tf n@pnfitutiOn" TT NIT $1,667,.
900 tn 0OlD fir Gnslanb unb init $39O,O0O
fur 9ep>DVrf a~bsssanssa. 3
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@eItdiet fir hsr -~9,nJHv,sr 0RsSer

Der NrGfioeut bat bic GcueregsSil
CUR Sufnabne Don gSeIt=0 treiuisu
ais StaGt Der 1lnton nntersetdnet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

The Montgomery Ad0srtissr Publishes the
following dispatches which failed to come
through:
CHARLESTON, March 3O.-Tbe French Wal
steamer Milsn wi. leave tomorrow, carrying
of the French consul, with his family and eff
feeis. Tn reason Of this is not known, but
sEas caused by dispatches brought to the bar on
Sunday by another French steamer.
Military authorities folly expect that the enc
my's plans win be developed this week. All is
quiet. The weather is very rough.
PETERSBURG, March 29-The New York
dates Of the 9th have been received. Burnside
has assumed command in the department Of
Ohio.
A skirmish tookplace on The 24th and the day
before between the Federal cavalry and the rebel
advance south Of the Kentucky river The rebels
were v%ariously esi imated at from $500 10 10000.
CoR6deuesin the ability Of The Federalc to re-
pei the invasion prevails. The n~on-auival Of
the Frankfort train at Louisville on the oath
caused much anxiety.
A dispatch from Memphis, datsd the 26ih,
states that Farragut's vessels had rscaptured
re IndianOla at Hsrdeman's bend without re.
s~istance.
The fight At BlentwOsd's station resulted in a
Yankee loss Of fifteen killed, wounded and
missing The rebel loss vas about the same,
but about forty-two prisoners were taken. Van
Dorm conducted the fight with 10 600 men.
Another dispatch received at Philadelphia re-
ports the rebel loss much greater snan the
above, aud the Federal loss much less.
A rebel d~eserter at MurTeesbsre represents
that toe wife Of Gen. Bragg died at Tullahoma
on the 81.
The amendment and Constitution of the new
State of Virginia were ratified on the 25th by
IN almost unanimous vote. Lincoln and bis
friends at Washington were never more encour-
aged since the beginning Of the rebellion than
now.
Gaihn made 8n earnest protestation 10 Lincola
on account Of the removal Of sill the Kentucky
troops from that State, and exposed the people
20 more rebel raids.
Burnaide's corps viii ill the vacancy in Ken
lucky.
Gold in New York on Thursday was $50; ex-
change l53; cotton 55 to 65. The sales amount
ed to 70 bales. .
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Special 70 che Chicago Itmes-l
WAsHISGF0N, March 24-There is a strong
political pressure being made for appointments
under the eonscrpfion act, and it is feared that
many Of g meritoHous character win be over
looked.
General Heintzelman has caused the officers
Of The guard who allowed Captain Mosby to cap
hlre General Stoughton to Be dishonorably dis
csarged from the service.
The authorities are m0mentarily expecting
two huudred and fifty prisoners to arrive a.
Wsshington from Sandusky, Ohio, to be sent
South and exchanged.
WAsHSGToE, March 24-It is given out
from s~emioficial quarters that, Notwithstanding
fbs enemy is still on The Rappahann0ck line. IS
Is evidently his zeal intention to fell back to-
ward Richmond, and that operstions are going
on 60 that effect til added, today, that the
Secretary of War has expressed the belief that
he rebel government has determined TO sbsn-
don Richmond and isll upon some position
farther in the interior than Richmond PIis-
0neTs from that vicinity are doubtless the only
authority for this belief
The remaining prisoners who captured She rsil-
road train in AisbadaB, just after the enemy's
retreat from CoriDth- in pursuance Of orders from
General Mitchell to destroy r&lroad bridges,
capture trains, etc, to reisT5 Iat retreat but
who were afterwards taken prisoners and sub
iected-t0 most brutal treG1meHt, arrived here
.rom Redmond a few days since. and to-day, il
pursuance of an order from the War Department,
repaired to The Office Of Judge Advocate Holt,
n give DISPOSITIONS under cath with regard 70 the
I falures, ia msin and in detail, Of their expert
anee. from he time they LEFT Gen Mitchell, at
S~helbyville, until they were liberated, nearly q
year subsequently. In this interview they re-
lated some startling stories Of punishment and inn
prisonmeat being captured by bloodhoUnds
and confined in du.eons, without light, for
several months. and handcufed al the time.
Daring last winter seven were taken ont End
hung. -Four only Of the original party OF
twenty-five are here, he rest having escaped
while on the way from Rockville 70 Riehm0nd'
! but two were subsequently heard from. These
/ four, now here, VIII soon return 70 Oaio, where
/ they belong L is the intention Of the govern
ment to adopt suitable measures Of retaliation,
/ such SIS viii deter the rebels from such harsh
traatment Of cur prisoners in future.
The RepubiicaH Of tonight says It has tie
best authority for stating that the report that
/ General Hooker replied TO a question proposed
bv The committee on She conduct Of the war m
words to this effect, viz That be attributed
the failure of ihe peninsular campaign to the
! -incompetsrcy of the commanding general he
/ Clenan," Is wholly false Gen. Hooker did net
give any such testimony.
Gen. Heiu,zelmau has not yet been assigned
10 command a. ST. Louis, but indications std
I favor his selection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

A NEW WAR CRY-A good story is told Of
an Arkansas colonel, now stationed AZ this point.
The occurrence, 1t must be understood, happened
shortly after the arrival Of the Arkansas troops
st Port Hudson aud pri0rto departure Of Brute
Butler from New Orleans, snd also that bis men
had bssn fed Tor several day on rather lean Tex
as boaI, greatly TO their disgust.
Our colonel had his regiment ont for drill, and
several csrriages, filed with fsir lsdies, were
present as spectators. The IDEA occurred TO him
that it would be a good place TO teach his men
q awar-cry, and, considering the locality,
nothing could be better than Butter the Beast
So after haranguing his men upon the out
rsvss. insults, etc, committed By Butler, be
closed With Now men, when ! give the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

There was a thinning ont Of iieht-draaoht
boats yesterday All were ordered below i'm
medistely.
W~AsHfEGToS, March 24-Adniral Porter
writes to The navy department that he had rio.
ged another bogus Runboat, which aoatsd down
by the rebel batteries At Vieksbuse, causing 4
most terrific waste Of ammunition, and ne
bursting Of several Of the enemy's guns. He
regards the deception IS most complete. Is being
a long time before the enemy saw Tie Joke for
the second time.
The Admiral says that If the navy depart
ment does not send him more euaboais. be- win
build them himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04
- -. arsaramn.e Ys..

The wiseaeres Of camp have recently made
aud promulgated discoveries, important, If
true" That there Il plansibilify in hem. 81
will admit That there Is any, the least, foun-
datloa for them. is highly predetermined It is
said that Gen. 10 Johnston, whom the whole
army, without exception, loves to greet with
heartfelt expressions Of devotion and unlimited
confidence, is not to be confined 90 the immedi-
ate command of the army of Tennessee, but,
whilst having bis headquarters in our midst SO
as 10 give bis personal attention to this Pc
culiar line Of operations, be It'll CON.
mands and controls, as before, the department
embracing several States; that General Brsxton
Bragg, the serious illness of whose estimable
wife mas for some days past claimed his undi-
vided attention, but whom we are Eraii6ed TO
Announce Is now believed % be cut Of danger, IS
ordered to Richmond TO be assigned, at his re-
quest, TO the artillery branch Of the service, en-
bracing important posts and lines Of batteries
Qualifications, etc, in General JOhnstOa's grand
department; that LisutenantG General Long
street, the terror Of foes, aud the pride and boast
of friends, relieves Gen. Bragg in the command
OF the army Of Tennessee and the department
pertaining to IT, that Lieutenant General L
Polk, cur bishop general alike good and great,
goes to Mobile, and in command Of that depart
ment, relieves M~sj9r-GeneFal Buekner that
/ the dashing and gallant Gen. B Frank Cheat
ham succeeds General Polk in the corBs
command that Msj0r-Gen. BuckneT returns
here, nearer his loved State, Kentucky, IN g
/ sphere Of power and usefulness; and that I'm
ionism ia The South is played cut, there being
nc middle ground between The true Confsderate
and the unsdulierated gbolisionist. Our forces
are spelling for = fight
Eager, ready for the fray,
Come when viii the welcome day.
-Shst5yUIle Tenn Banner.
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commsnd-forward guide eenter-ebsrgs BAY
ouis-double quick, msreh Lyou must an
yell, Butler the Beast % RutIer the
Beast 'aiks blazss The boys seemed pleased
With the idea, and anxious ito Try It ON 20
dressing The regiment and raising himseIfin bis
sauups, he gave The commsnda-and they did
charge aud yell with q vengeance-nos Butler
the Beast but " bull beefa' "b1a beef" The
Coloneps horse became frightened % and ran
Of with MIN, and ddll was over tor that day
Port Hsds0a Nslss
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FOR SALE.


N0F lO18FeWeFUEB sIo98eWb
TtHE FINEST COUNTRY -
II fhscounry Of Mobile, ioea ed scout three -
miles ZION tie courthouse. from ing he hay lMi
and -ausining about { ir zen acres OF lzrd-4E4L,
TIE hotss Is sixty thrsa feet loug. oontafnin tba
first h1er four large rooIs, with large hall, -ehteeu
lset Hjas, with foidnE daors, isrge gallery IA iraBE
with 81 rec ssary euthousss the stable i sixty FEES
10 e md two stoTisg blgl
Tas Power Garden s well stocked with tie ehoisss4
Flowers sm0ng them Twelve or hflesn Japoaiess. over
Eve feet 81, o. the cheicesf Vaisfe4.
ALSO 8H8 lot Of Fruit Trses aad Grape. 6of es
latter abeat 600 fssD. newly trelscsd End trimmd
ALSO-A g iend Kitchen, garden stoess VIA
irish Potatoes EnElsh Peas. and sFsFy Fafiss7 fvsse
tables usually p anisd in glrdsna.
On the piacs Il an excellent vel Of water. .Ths iEna
4 Of Tie be1 qaait7 for gardening Apply g
me&~3faHla A. BRsA ks
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HANDS WANTED

IRON MASTERS zndsr contract alh the govern.
p mens II Alabama are en- need II a large humber -
hands. TneE furnaces are loGated in Eesihv region
of country, where tiers Wno Danger 81 Eazksa radE
and where provisions are pls1t fol. Psrties Ehe havo
negroes O. hire eaa gan any informal on 10 regard to
these furnaces By atdressaT a lester b re a. selma,
Als3sma Wa RiCHARDSON HUMP.
HEic-, etc, on Ordoaucs Dutv.
uh78Im IN ehr-ra Of Tror Ard Wf-.- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

WsHTEsroE. March 29-Ths Mexican min
lister here has dispatches rom the city Of Mex
leo TO the 18th Of February The French were
chen fifteen miles hom Pue5ia, between Vera
Cruz and that city, with twenty thousand men.
The Mexieaus, with q superior force, and with
constant aceessioBs, were intFenehed in 8 mas
terly position between the French aud Puebla.
The state Of The Mexican army was good, and
they we're confident Of repulsing the French If
they attacked them 10 their stronghold H.
declared his entire belief that they would expel
the French az no very distant day unless very
heavy reinforaements were forwarded, as all
parties were unissd in defense Of their national
evfstence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

HstftNS EOtaAGtEf sNASSRsSlpPas
fAthE WE'LL HOTEL Wl lot be opened TIE clmug
i season as a public rs-ors u k8rt open 81 III ir
will be as q 1Fiva mouse for fariiss 10 a lin ted eE-
tent. Tte rsfurnehirg Of he house, ihe hizh rres or
provisions and the difficulty Of G aasportatian, would
render Dc iM9Gszi5l8. IEMAN WILLIAMS
p. S-Ns inducements can BE Offered, and 70 prevent
d appointments IUih state that the 0 algbeate Wei
has csYed h, ard &c viii be several months before It
ean he repaired No orders for water ecud Be hlsdi
admitting TIE well was IN order having no vessels OF
any aini 20 puti t. IN. / ".
ana f-r
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Died,

Al Mount Gorme7, Ciaib 5rus county. Mss, on the
Ilth Of Mareh, 1903, Dr. RoBERr i. CaAyE, in the
thirty fourth year Of his sgs.
Noble hearted and generous, his early death IS a
crashing blow 70 those who knew hsmany virtues. He
was an indugsnt husband devoted father, a duuful
son, and enthusiastic ia bis a-ttaehmsnts to his fsisndA
Always ready 10 assist the unfortunate. none ever
asked his help ia vain while his genial dsposlHoa shed
light sad Joy around the circle Of which be was q men,
Der.
He Hssin his boyh7ods home, The spot around which
his warmest affections ever fingered. Lies 6iful feyel
over, he rests we'll"
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Observation-Disclosures Wotiea

w HbhAA5 auerso q administration ca th- aHsio
" Of. James Deulsys late Of Cahsun cont -,
81 Mississippi we're granted 60 ne by the Prabst. CO.,
Of rad county on the z6th day Of January. d.rf,
January tsrms - lst all claims against tie a. q ea~s
Be- presented 70 ne according 81 the manner ara
barred. BJ EH0ns
NILS aW4He
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

A ps7sQraph Ga The Richmond Eaq~fef,
r6ci,e lie suivai IF General BARROW snd
.age MARoBBAEks n Richmond from 3
tbern prison and coutsuing the following
,sntsnce. escspe5 our notice:
seeing there Ire 60 maHg Uuiouist Taitors q
supessee. who hsve compromises Wlta nc TT
ion invader, it is right 70 give honor % M9se
ed Tennessesns snd true Souiherneis WIZ
ave defed she enemy.
Our contemporary Of ths Chattanooga he5ol
,poperly resents the implication uttered by The
euendssr. ard regards it IS thougbtess, convey
az an erroneous impression, and conveying q
rlesssnt unction 10 he souls Of the chuTlish.
anebsriisble aud malicious. whc have 50 per
sistenily Hs6ueed Tennessee, her people, sci
aiers and loyalty, ever since the war began
The RsBd says it alludes to the above for the
our;ose Of paying it that deeOTous attention 1t
seems to dsmsnd from a Journal which has es
,sb.isbed and is conducted for the especial de-
seass Of its s.ate, Legislative, military pohieal
and civil. WHY is Il thst such expressions hnd
heir way into printi Why is it, that the Ia
- Of all others. should altude to us in SO
e~uurvoeal sstylei We are quite sure Of its
upiuteptonsl character, bat the very phrase
,royv Of he sentence exhibit the idea thsi
Tsnpesssans hsve proven themselves less loyal
ess devoted. less sel~fsaenfciag, less courage
,,. tbs1 o.bsr communities. This is not so.
There is lot a pulse Of or heart which does
not thrill when We cast our eye over Tennessee,
behold the ruin, contemplate the temptation,
and then cast MP Che result, which displays this
God blessed day, the msst united fsalty and
srdsnt patriotism conceivable in the human
hreaEt
There is not a vein.in our mind OF body
which does not swell with pride, when we loOl
upon the batlefslds Of the Wal, and conside
Che mart performed By the soldiers Of tennessee
Poor. overran, brow-beaten-to many aPpear
sness negleeie5-buIie5 BY devil, whose Ions
familiarity with the State, gave him e persona
knowledge Of every man in it-WTonged aa'
srsulte5-ths people held their own with pa
s;snt hops until we got back among tbemi sn'
hold II stIL No other class in any section eoui'
have done better under similar circumstance
The record ofno peoples loyalty is Purer. Tn
yuide-book 10 no one eampaignis fuller OF he
roism. than that traced by the blood Of the sol
der Of Tennessee. And yet seeing that theT
are 50 many U8ionist traitors in Tennessee WI
have compromised with the enemy" @e hear our
selves spoken Of as though we o~utnumbered on
n~siehbors in the Tsto Of treason.
Would It ever nave occurred to the EHqHir,
20 have written, seeing that there are so man
Uuionists traitors in Virgins, Cor North Care
lima, or louisiana who have compromised wit
sbe enemy Ne a bit Of IT, Such express
ions Of sympathy are appled only to Tenne.
zee. and we are heartily fred Of them ~
make this much ado about The present ezamPs
because we are sore under too much Of TIE san
sort. We wish it corrected