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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-02
$40 ACRES OF LAND
For sale.

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
II v lots fronting 90 Ct south or r. r. sxith run
nng north 10 Pool street, with nearly 50 it, front
on seventh 81.
lso, two lots on same block, cnrnerng a Il #
alley. All hesa lots have the advantage IF switch
connecting with all the R. Roads Engujrs at Robin
sens Machine WORKS, Main ST., Rich naond. Ind.
Oct. IL. "A
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~ 10 OoY. Morton, state
- retd up from soldiers sl13 {
prough''F "a' - their families Ger SAG,
600 since me first OF April last.
- The colored soldiers ofKansas hav,
hnaiiy been mustered into theservice Of Oh,
United States They had been SERVING
without pay, ard many Of hem had fami-
Hes 10 support. that were suffering They
are 10 be paid from the tine OF enlistment
and VIII join the army cfthe frontier under
Gen. Blunt
RsS On The 18th, 4 dividend Of ssve,
per cent on The earnings of the Terre Haute
and Richmond Railroad for the past six
months, was declared.
Ls All discharged soldiers who have
been injured while in the service. either bv
sickness or wounds, are entitled to pen.
sion. Widows OF deceased soldiers are en-
titled to a bounty of Sioa ard a nens;on TO-
life The father or mother on -Ilt;o,s
married. who have died in the serves a.
entitled to a bounty of 500.
Ess- We see it stated that tie Govern.
oIs of different Union States having soldiers
slightly wounded in the Frederics sburph
battle. OBJ aimed leave from the War Depar,.
ment for them to return home on furloueb
Agents Were sent. who, after diligeut search
OILY found thirteen who would consen, 70
60 home.
oS A Western paper announces the
illness OF lis editor, pionsly adding. AN
God paying subscribers are requested to
m enton him in their prayers TIE others
need not. as ire prayers of the wicked
avail nothing according 10 good authority
Eg Don't stop go ahead ] Look at
those boys snow -balling They pelt each
other without stint; scramble over: fall
down; pick themselves up /; pelt away
get warm don't mind knocks or bruises.
wet or cold That's the way to 90 business
Never mind the ups and dotcns Pelt away,
HThe traitor democrats got up the
rebellion, and they DOW are the only ones
who grumblc at taxes to put it down!
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For Sale.

SsW0 small houses, North eetwill be sold
: fair and easy terms Enquire Of theunderSign
ed at Jonas W. feo's Machine Shop, West nd Of Main
" RoBINSOS.
Richmond, My "a, ie62
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-02
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

can % we'll See what cars can DO before making
There is doubt the value of our Machine. fo
manufacturing purposes But is ony OF late that tn
chine ptei th. vould also b
we asdersoaa lat our Letter. M.ehine i. III
only Family Machine offered 70 the Pubiic which
action. While a general thing the sewing machine
people candid enough to acknowledge that ma
chimes uneQualei for oufacurng purposes they
almost in he breath that
Letter or PANTY MACHINES are not as good as theirs
This is trick o. the trade. and confidently in
those Interested IN the subject examine them
ali recent improvements, capable doing. While
they will the delicate material perfection,
already stated they are also adapted TO sht "anufAe
turing and this, be it remembered. be
said Of 81 the other Family Machines offered to
HE Nos l and ? Machines are of grea. capacity and
of Iight ana ~ I,,brr wor IN 1870
Boot and Shoe KING. asrness Ma.as .e thew ars g.
extra size with long enough take under and
part of Trimn.ers stitching that done
with them than by hand the saving of time and
labor is The table of these Machines -
inches long, and the shuttle will hold six
as ihe shn,e OF those asei for tailoring parpo
We have always hand Hemmins Gauges silk Twi
bottles. etc.
Orr customers may resi- assured that all
Branch Ofces are furnished rih the
"genusae articles
IL case Of small rurshasesthe money may be sent in
9- correspondents will please write their dis
tiEctly. 1t is all important that should each
know the posottce, county and state
.S- All persons requiring Information about Sewing
Machines their sizes prices working capacities
best meth DDS OF purchasing obtain ~ sending
Us any OF our Branch oihces for q copy CT
l. NJ. SINGER & cos GAZETTE
Which is beautiful pictorial entirely
the subject. L will be gratis
II We have made the above reduction in prices with
the twofold view henefttirg the public
The public have been swnd ed by spurious machines
made in imitation OF The them. he
iron casting TO the smallest piece is OF QUALITY
Their makers have the their we'll.
They hid in places where il would e
al appliances 1t Is only by Goin bus
having extensive manu'acturing establishments that
good machines b. made moderate prices. The
hest des gned machines, BADLY MADE ar always
trouble ard money to keep them in repair.
The qualities locke Machine
ty OF correct action at all simplicity
construction. durability and rafidy OF operation
with the least labor Machines combine these
tiai qualities he made the best
ed TO perfection. We have the ways and a
grand scale do this.
The purchasers Machines whose bread it NAV
concern will find that those having the above qualities
only we'll at rapid well oil
but last long in the finest possible working
machines, made BY ill earn with lees
not In fact. they than other
agift I. NJ. SINGER co.
45s Broadway, New York.
]. II. WATSON, Agent,
RICHMOND, IND.
RyLocal Agents Wanted
Jan 25th, 1s52.
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SIN q z RS
AENIEN 49, AASMAMy

Is the best Machine il the Family Sewing and
iigh. manufacturing purposes
FRlCE. with Hammer and beautifully cSnsmrnseo - 80
We would ask Letter A Machines the speciAi
attention Of Vest Makers Dress Makers and all tneee
who want Machines gh: featuring parfoses-
They eDboay the principles the Manufacturing Ma
chimes making like the nterocse ed stitch and are
destined celebrated Family s. wing and light
manufacturing Manufacturing Machines
are for aanufacturiuS PURPOSES il general
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.ihat The popu-
the fact that
Cling she will say
d to do"
Island, Jonesport,
wen children, nam
ned by diptheria, Of
h six children died
wing only the motler
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-02
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCrs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
than those of any other State The Wheat
crop OF 1861 was estimated at IS 0o0, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than lac 0O0
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats Barley
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squsshes, FLAX Hemp, Peas, Glover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
the vast aggregate o. production in this fertile
region. over -Four Millions tons OF produce
were sent out of the State Of Illinois during ths
past year.
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages presented for the extension OF
stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Muks,
Sheep, Hogs, &c. Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, aud the field is open for others TO enter
with the fairest prospects Of like results. DAIRy
fARAIse also presents its inducements TO many.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-02

And vegetables suited TO the climate, are produ-
ced In great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois j, about the climate OF Pennsylvania
while the southern part has the climate of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving . variety Of temper
allure in the State suited to almost every product
.f ~.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-02

Es,- a lady who edits newspapar in Q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-02

Of Corn Is from so 10 50 bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules. Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. II is
believed that section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch OF farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Pesween the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers. and Chicago and Dun
lcith, distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
III miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Srri,,lr heat Cnrn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-02

Mechanics and working men win hnd the fres.
school system encouraged by the State, and
dowed with q large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can live In sight OF the school,
the college. the church. and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading State in the Great wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that IL equals the most fsves.
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of Il
but let any careful observer visit IT, and he will
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages it offers for immediate occupation
and imm ediate returns. The farmers Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada are moving
TO Illinois in great numbers and IL 10 believed,
that II these SURPRISING advantages we're made
known to the farmers mechanics, manufacturer
and working population Of er-crowded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves Of the
knowledge.
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Il about equal in extent TO England. with . pop
ulatien OF l.i2s. 600, and soil capsule Of sup
porting 20, Geo 900. No State in the Valley Of
the Mississippi offer> 20 great an induc-nent TO
the settler Is the State OF Illinois. There Is no
part OF the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, Coax aud Wheat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-04

geEey, snd, seiEing The ba!tle-AAg Of his bh
gsds, rushed to the front, calling en- his mes 70
stand By their country's esIoFs fast Well did
bis brave VlTgizlans Rad North CaEoiiniAns
obey the call of their gallant general. They
ssoed firm AID checked ths surgiag oHsss, until
ordered By tho commander IN chief to fall bAck.
The railroad depot Of Atlantis Is absut the
only architectural specimen Of which Atlanta
can beast To ny uapTseticsd eye it Is the air
lest snd most slegass shueturs n the sszih.
II IS in Atlanta, too, that tho soldier Of the
I South Is seen ia one Of bis most heroie and Ad
miraSls aiti.usss-I speak Of FIN ss borne
wounded and fsins hom the battlefield to lhs
hospitals.
hsve hslpsd to carry many Of these devoted
mss, from The cars to She holpi.als near, wisA
wounds Of every imaginable ehsTaeteT--but
never kays kessd groan CT q complaint iszus
rem the psrshsd sn5 fsverisA lips Of one Of
them. Mid snd fotbsarirg, snd gentle as VIC
msH, thsy seemed 70 think it their duty to stihe
individual szfsring amid lhs general eomnlc-
lon--fsr Rsblar and mere maguasimoas than
shs savage Indian,
airs ned from his tree rocked cradle to bis Bier,
The Gsrse extremes Of good and III 70 brook
MISUNDERSTANDING but the shame Of fear
4 stole 0r the woods, nan without tssr."
And ihsn, he Yankee prisoners who passed
through on their aay to the Libby prisons
where could q mere shameless, more impu5szt
ard bullying race be found upon Gsd's grssh |
saYshi The same msn who eToHched upon The /
the Held Of battle, and begged laT quarter, Ike
towards ss they were, from the tiihs .sf their
numbers on ths southsrn side when they passed |
through Atlanta uzdsr She guard Of thirty or
forty CsRfedersles, marched with the air Of can
qusrers 70 the music OF their leathsenla Pass5 |
70 Liberty and Unien.
These same prisoners, as whs tols By The |
guards, were ss aaGly controlled s. go many /
sheep, Bat when they nearsd the towns on tie.
rOHts, the brsggart spiris Of the Yankee WAS
bound te display itself
One morning, whilst ] 500 sf ihen we're be-
iBg taken 10 the prisons on the sutskiTis Of A. /
laHis, they were halted for q little Whilo near
the depot. A wag asked the front rank, sou-
posed Of officers, how it was that 50 many Of
them allowed themselves TO be capturedf
''ob," said Eve or six, eve fought for three
hears, until eur little regiment was entirely sur
REFUNDED, and then We had to give spp
do you call that Gfegiaonli' remarked tho
susstioner.
Yes" they replied, what Is left Of it."
%Well," laughed the wag, 'if that Is one Of
Your regiments, Nc hava't q. brigade in car
whole service which can equal it 10 numbers"
There Is much, Hueh in Atlanta to excite ono's
curiosity, to amaze, to instruct, Is admire and
condemn Bat held! snough for the day, ole.
JArEROW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-04
Vol. XIV, NO 252

Tay, nos BY sac enemy, bat b. the g.esi hsiss
or guits and quagzniTes ~ the read I say no
pioHser corps Elth the tTainsi he teaHstaTs were
7 'eit % sake care sf the WagoBs as tesi lAaF
{ could au uef certain shst & would net b.
an eventual 5aaedf # E8 should s0a5 daF.lose
/ . siaini 9sthaps tns aath0Tife5 Would thea ssa
che necessity, roceguizsd in al olhsr s8uziries.
iaclzding Fioasefl, bridge and h9si buildsIs,
L eounsnesd 10 rain ST eleven o'olssH.
and BY day e wax pouring S3sn. IN tor
feHts The T0a4g, already heavy enough, now
/ beeaTae indsscribsbiy bad. Is ass hoTiE
/ night Bat poor WonGn the mother Or ten
I children, Der hgsbssd and Oldest s1n Cd Has
I army gave me- shelter ~ one q'clsek, dFs -
DRY myself By, and bed - res. upon, nos i5T-
getting a buadls Of fodder fsr my horse A
dssan oiher, sisrsassd b. ths ehesfiug lighs
seen through her window, appHed for admit
Lancs. and Toom was found FOR 81 in ihsi hum-
be cabin. G1d bless that good-wolasn ahd
shield hsE huabaHd and suH non the dRugeE. 81
tie bstile-6sld The lighi in her WiadoE WAS
net hid uBder a bushsl Alas how he poor %
shame rs By sheT charities
Its now three o'clock, sud tbs arusY hss' n8s
ye- c1ms up. TIE rain VIII pro5a5iT atsP shs
pursuit o. the eusmy, as least for the present,
unless his Wel-orgauiEsd pienser corps enable
him g keep e %. Oar gtuse .ina viii prob
s5iy rest On ihs Coca and It's eastern tri5uss-
ries
Bat IN conclusion: The battle Of Hiss0ssfY
ridge vas , great misT6rfuue, not on seuouEs Of
tho loss Of men, wbich wss inconsidsrSbie, nor
de Ices Of isrfitcTy, which Is iar more ssTicass
but chiefly on seCoaut Of the loss Of the moral
strength end eoladsucs Of tbs army and tho
country. Let a nst, then, ada 30 our eslsui-
ties By b5giuuiae var Of sbu8e and eoufeul-
ration against the chief Of the beaten army or .
The bead Of ths G9vaEDmona Lot rs FathsT
strive % Teanimals the hopes Of Che people and $,
the ETmys bring f5rEsrd al our strength sEd
pray that Heaven VIZ. yet give us Tie insl Yie,
tory.
In 8 few days shall prepare review ef its
whole campaign IN Northern 9eorsia. bsgi1ailg
WIth the svsguati8n Of ChaitsHc9gs in Sspiel-
Der, and closing with the present. retreat ana
while shall not gloss over the errors Of any
1us, / shall be abls 20 s1sE thst GeEsral BTasg
la5 had most didezt task 90 psrGJTm-fhss-
lo behaved Witb uHsurpasssd' cysrago Oh il8
iold, and that If Be has been nnisrtuuass. Be-
lss also been devoted 10 ths esaso.
W
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TIE snsmy'5 bombardm.Ht of sa-nlsr Has
sFincsd bat little spirit f5l tho last few 5avs.
On Sunday night, one huufrsd and f1rtv rid
shots we're fred, Of which seventy -four missed.
sad four mortar shells, ar Of Hhich sell cas-
DUring the night q nsgfo Vas hilisd sy s
rsts sbell Much sigGslln7 wsss observed ts.
lFesa ihe 1set AID Black islaad. buf ss yss lls !
meaning is nos apPsTGats q
o. N3Eday tWeuty-sW0 m1Issf shells wera
fred, q which ela7sa missed, ard ous rfsd
Shall which slruck the tort.
Only tH0 mortar shells were fred O. 1fqala,
night beth Of Fhieh missed. o. IA. iav eigz 8
maIt-- shells wsgs ihIoEn, -four e % rs inisss3
e. haVe been No c1sazita3 siacs Sanirg
niaSs
About ha.f-psst tVfalFs e. Mladsy Hieds .ht
enemy again opsnad up0p the city. Esv5 y
shells we're thrown, taTee 0f -lrhieh f. q shcrs a 9
tvsRiy miniStes afisT fsuf % Ts1s.s sf.s-uodi
shi8 fro 6ss renewed snd SIX zs1 a.es us
.hToFn. b q fIegiDsnt0f enc of t1sm, 81
Hawthorn was msriail ysieunisi
Tire bombzIdmsut Housad moss u IL J. =
ieres oa james isiani. sad q Taia of sh>ss 81 9
poHred Hp8u .hs obaizious bastsz= q .fae
a5o3 Ha sgiriasd aTlIg. 5ual - 4ss
Gregg end Jaa1ss is.aad -.lisesslg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-04
CHARLESTON.

Frem the Yorkvis Enquirer
The "robbsr bands for pla5dsr seek,
The ety BY The sea g
But Gsd n Heaven It's gates doth keep
For joyful hssrts, that 'srzi would weep
If II should fallen es.
The sandy Isle that skirts the way
To Sumttr's geri0us walls
Nas lost 10 us--s chastoEiHs blow
That We might our Deliverer know
And whence OH BaOcer falls.
The towering walls which were our pride
And boast, across the sea,
To guard our homes-our wealth--OUr lands,
LIE huEoled by N iron hand.
And tsssh humility.
But frgsf q Gsd can raise from cut
e" Old suutsrs" levsed rEip,
A PhenlE-drsad 20 Vsnasl loes-
And bring onr sioge TO ioyful close
With q victorious pRan
Then let Carolirs look 90 Him
fgho Fu!eth worlds on high,
And iB eternal trust rsposs
Oar homN-Our eity-snd our eause,'
And righ viii never die. D. ] Z.
GECEssIOEFILLE S o. , Novem Der ls63
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which, havlBg been dons, caused a snadsn hll
q shout 49, and ruined many bulli0n deslsfs
Orders were thea givsH t5 these brokers' 30 by
aud sell ia sueh mauuer IS to koap the gold
HsTksi a. Or below $50 They TeFs also in
stTnc.sd e 69ed the market after every eoas-d-
sTsbls battle WhsiaeT il resulted "a q victory OF
q defeat 80 a. 70 proiaes false shsw Of public
confidence ia either eYsHt Afer the battle Of
Gsttysbarg and fall Of Yeksburg. tho yalas of
geld By ibis method was made 10 fali 80 125
1t has Of late fascinated betwssR 147 sad Isl,
szd vii be held unssE 80, # possi5lo
Sseh, in iow WoTds Mas the substance Of tas
explanation given By cur inflmknt Of ihs
Northern Enasoial sys.sm snl taa 5lsFh e By
which ii Is moved, He gave rs also other oiH-
eies.i5us, which We htvs not rso1a foT a. pres
eat, snt may lake occasion hereafter 90 n0tcs
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Sps iisl Dispatch 10 be New York Wddd
WAEHIsGTOs, November 26.--A5vies5 bv
the :Tsin jnsgia from CaiPsper 10 nighs sia
highly Important. I. hey hsFe heresof0Es bean
sfisely announced tasy ars trus peW
Gen Mesde's ARMY loOk up its line Of march
this morRisg before dayhght
The PLAYS pusaed and lhs VaTisss sdiTseG9r1
taken hy the dHsTeHt es.Uuns s5B, Of eoursa.
eonfrsbssd, oui, Il ihs rebels aeesps hstiia,
tha T5sHit vii so-soon ioll08 lni5 adVRn5s has
details Of tie movement srsilm stefizi tia Il IS
flliy sec0mp.ishsi.
Tbs rebels .ast evening Ws7o n s1-a 4 Strength
81 .hs lower Rlpidaa f0Fds, though rhsir pieksis
shouted across thss We were iossudug 30 81
vssss on Monday, and ihsy wEued 60 hnsH-
wby we did not come On Oar pieke.s rspiisd
that BRAGG had bssn defeated and tbsy delayed
% cslebrate e.
We definitely know hat Z 4elr5 caErs. e5n-
mauded 0y Esrly duTirg iha frlneI's llsss,
holds 5he rebel riFhi, snd-A a ?. Eflfs theirldt.
The day has been one Of TIC hysissf q .h5
suVuun-eleaT an0 warm; tie rosis ere naa-i9-4
dryI The esprit d corps Of rsnk .arl 6ie, y0ur
correspondent WTites, qas -acVsf bssier; a1d
elstod by the successes in file Wasl, ihe sruy
Of the P3t1mse has aivsnesd 81 yin tle FetorF
Of which al are coHfl6nt
Prom ths Wa tnsisa IsPs5isza of yesisrds7
This morning af dawn p H. e So. -.e amy
Of the P9tcua4,l- 49, -A,as - A1i lALE
- - ISaPidan, and with trn days cooked gs-
lions, ia hEver5seks and WsgetF- comnouesd an
advance movement upon ths enemy. uudef.or-
lers ir0m Gen Mssde, u is supposed thas bs-
fsro noos to-day ihs who.e q 0ur army Hili %
beyond the Rapiisn. Gen.-Le3 must frtt c.
run. ~ Lsehss resisted ths cressing gf csu
Nsadss forces th.rs has heal fznf hel0rsth
II GeR. La does Eoi resisl oar crossing 81 The
Rapidsn. thsp il Is syidenl I'd IS res strong
enough 20 fghi ouasds Of lsTifGaaisls. 10 o.
Ias.ef event Be viii fail hack upan Gor5onsViils,
OF Riebnsnd, most likely tie lormsr. The rs-
port tbat Leo's army is as Hsn1veF iauetisa Is
not specuiaton. Il viii so3a - known exactly
g-hsrs It Il, for Sen Meade VIA a9g step til -
auds is, If be has so-go % Sc yerY wsils q
Richmond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-04

The above Goods will Be ready far inspeeiisn
On Tuesday aud Wednesday, tl,e IB,h ass Ie,h
Deeembeg, 1865.
oCTAYUs CoREN,
Rez7-td ssvahRah.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-04

The rsy g frora Knexville Is nessor. a tels-
Sr.y, dat, Cincinnati, S50h, says: az The sit
aaEon Al Kn sxvillo is ss!isisetsry." How do
thew kuoyzlIT Nere vas some heavy fung west
Of he town On 5 s'Sturdsy1 tho 2lst The invest
ment north of the iown is close, but the south
side is open Gsa. i9sArside u confident ei final
Eueeess
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-04

CeafsEeFate PrIsonsra st the EoTth-
TIE treatment Of Canfsders.s prisoners ia fas
Uuiisd States az testified TO By our oWn efisegs
and IusE i, with Tsre exceptions, TIE Usss eFuel
e1d diabohcal ihat any people. sEoissstng % bs
civilized, has ever visited Hpo1 heir enemies.
Starving fIesz.ug, sHd syeTy description q bTu-
taiitys are employed lO destroy The Eailznt ueT =
wh0n She fortune Of war has thrown ines their
Aau-s These unhappy victims Of dsT.ish has
sre tsUs punished, .Hgs faE Invading slosber
country, but for defending tlsy oEu homss and
hresidss from an iniernal invasion Yet ths
m1nsfsr5 who gBTpstTate these unheard Of crimes
have ibe shsmsios5 impuieseu 80 shed gTooadile
taars ever tbs imagined suff5Eing Of ilis YEfe9
prisoners in orr hands, hoping Hereby 40 divert
the attention Of iae EOrd nom their eva b9ria
zrusltias sld = furuish BrsieNt for nsW ssfocl-
tss. IF hsl they aiiegs WsTs tTue, it wo1ld Do
no more thHE invaders have 4 fiRhi u expect,
nor ha.f much Is the hidsous oppTessers ef
eHF cWn unfeTtunata caphTss deserve IL to
black dag had been lis.sd 81 the baRinnine
and for every innocent SaakhsEu Ifs saeIihc-dfn
this var tie lives Of ten Yankees bad bern
isken, it would have been IS iHa5squsie Tegui-
sal OF their just dsssrr. Bat no on8 kh0Wspel-
Ter than these unPrinoipled ssvseas tiag their
st0riss Of Starvation snd craeltT ID southern
prisonl are ss false EH tbeir own false and per-
hdi0us natures, sad shst any iueoHFenienaes o.
srivaiicus they may suffer Is 81 tae iaui. Of he
srch heud Lincoln, who refuses 50 sgres g. isir
egehzngs Of prisoners
Our own soldiers shauld rse6iaet q cvsry
battle 6clj the treatments their brave e0nualss
are recsiviug in thosa halls up1z calib, sh8
prisons Of tie North. There Is no other wlg Of
Furnishing Chs r5Tsiebss Who commit Euch afIEa7,
ne siher meth7d Of rstahaiion, ne ofdaT way Of
Escaping thsuselTes fTom the fsts Of. shsir
brethren, tsan, b making every battle q battle
50 lhs death, BY proiarring 70 10 down sad die
rather than 90 t0-a RefthsrR prsoR. and bg
szsrdcinT ill i1eir arms H8 Bsars1 with
slsugstsr, ag many victims % ths HaaBe5 Of their
country men, starved, siekened, and .lrczsn TO-
death ia NeIihsTa Hus5Hs, g powder and bsys-
not can rsaeh We haTs long snough fought
shoSe Tufians and bioodhculGs Hpon the DIinci-
pies Of knigttiv aGd cosrieeaB warfare Ih9y
DO rot uuaeEstana il; they infoTpyes i into fears
shoy haya R5 somprcheasion q anything bul
lAe treatment Ot dogs, and the sreatnslt Of dogs
let tham have. ssTiks, soldiers gf ihs South.
strike ygur miEhtiest blows for Re wrongs Of
ysur Imprisoned c9msa5es. and fE ysur own
elivers sHc5 - Rishusosd Bispsfsi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-04

LAFEa FR8m TME NORTM,
Fronths Richmond Dlspsteh.
We hare roeoivSd the following summary Of
news frsn the Baltimore aasstts, of the 2ssh