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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-08


Rr That the Federal plan for the capture Of ViekE-
burg embraced operations by both BANKS and SHER-
NAN, aided BY both asets Of ~gunboa.s we have no
doubt and the reason generally assigned by officers WHO
reached Memphis on the 4th, for the withdrawal Of
sHERMAEs s forces was that BANKS failed to come TO
time" They had failed to inciude in their arrangements
the work the latter wiz have to accomplish at Port
Hudson, where, we predict he viii meet with obstrue-
ons that viii hereafter present his cooperation at
Tieksburg.
It was stated st Memphis that the plan Of operations
was sor the ganboats to make, a. above stated, a com,
sined attack. The land forces from both directions
were expected to effect a landing, the one on the YazoO
and the other below Wrrrenton; aud make a junction
a. or near Raymond. This viii probably account for
the gunbost attack on the Yszoo-the object being to
silence the batteries which wele not supposed to be
strongly supported by infantry, and thus pernit the
troopst to land. On learning, as thep did by %couriers.
that BANKS was not on hand, they withdrew. The
ff ure caused great modification among the expectants,
SHERMAN having promised them, on ieav 'ng Memphis,
that he would open the river ia a short week The dis
appointment must create a necessity for the o~rganizs.
ton 9f new plans, as orr informant thinks BUT Of this
We have no fears. The lime eaa be a. ~proftably en-.
psoyedb by Us as by the enemy.
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VT Nixon. Private TWTica - HesvFartIerv
Aibertsudg9s Puvate &c Thrsu = Hsavy artillery
S WiHchesieresFEiT &c Tbra1 -Hesvy atllerg
J iBayise. Private JF White - Cavafy
SC WhEeman RfFste JF Wbita-C avarr
s a Brandon Private j F Whas - Csvalrv
s mlth.-... Private = ~ White - Csvsry
MT Akus---..Pnval Wlite ~ Csvalry
Thos Qufu5y Private j. SGulv a. 4Jrh Alabame
Holder-.PFyate g ~ con Alabama
Al Rocket ,PlFg Gully a Oh Alabama
j Fi0ranee- Private CCGroTe "a 4Gh BIa5amn
James K~siiy.Pdvate &C Grove III lg.h Alabama
I Gannon--- Musefan "- lGrh Alabama
BY order Of Bts gadier-GeneralD BUaGLEs.
i p SASDIDGE. CS a..
Iz6iw a. A aud Ins~oect1rGeneraI
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IL The Gibcinnsi Cowmercial Of the 3lst says that
the officials there had received information Of q rise in
the Cumberland river sufficient to permit navigation
Thirty transports had been seized TO convey supplies to
Roseerspz At once. Afev light batteries on the river
might prevent them reaching their destination bat -
such IS not the policy of our generates
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F0R SAHR 8.

TNOIA RUBBER Betting forsa,e % Bso5Ehavsr-
H. IS S Z, 10 u ana 10 Deil Beti17 saf HiYets By
I64t J. ~. MaRTE g. co.
y l. cAaPBELL--G X -BESEETT-.NL Clark.
CAMPBELL X BENNETTs
General Commission Merchants,
40. s North Water rest- Mobile, Ala.
EoNslsN3 Nrs Of al kinds Of l1tbeza ana
letL felf1m
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WANTED - -
WANTEn. TNMEpIsTELE.

A LLBGE QUANTITY on FUEL fr ihs use 0
"a ths HQspHsiseshops ana troops a. fhis post. I
WI pay me highest market price for an WOOD deiiv-
sPPiy a. my Office jast below tie Post O6se
b. j.. 0ON
lal4W Captain sna a. Cnarssrnasts-.
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Golden SvruD.
%RLAGK9lITHs WAETE
SPECi8L 0AnNRS 40. d
HEADQUARTsas Txoaa1 ASD PAR5LED

JAcRsoS, Mss JsnaaFy 7b, 1858
IN eomplinues with Special Orsess no. "a
HI Headquarters Derart5nsrt Il sssapai and Est
L5uiAiena, Dsesmbsr 29tb 1852 81 fosisiapa Sta,e
troops no , serving "a the First Nults1vD sriet ~ M
Dela tmenb taken prise ersat New 3shans and now
exchanged, viii report wthort nnueeessarv aeisv 10
nj ESceteueys z 9 Moore Governor q The ststs Of
Louisiana AL Oh EZRA ana mss e0mprsed wiihin the
sooye order VII fnmsdately report % Msje. Eng
Soniat, commaad ns. De scan mt
By osdsr Of Br~igadier-densrsI RuoaLEs.
CBAVfg.
1ac1t Mai0P Gns ril efrrfra
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vzow eREEkDA-Gsnsra Pree had been quite sick
=, some daTs, but was able 20 be mp again Tuesday
m,roinr The work Of erecting dsiensss is going for
~ rapidly, and ifis INTENDED to make the piaos in
rreepsbIs to aisask from any Point. It via 5000 be e
..-t-d .a;pt Of ihs 6 eass security.
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The washington RsPubliceaso of the s9th- had ar
article which ls reported to have caused much comment
At the Federal capital Il says 1T is confident that We
The North arc on the eve Of some developments
respecting foreign mediation 2 ths. III is utter folly to
resist the inexerable logic Of events y and indorses an.
article in The New York Tribune, concluding IS follows;
" Only secure a capable and candid tribunal, and we
shall be willing to submit without force toits arbitre-
ton Boththe Republicans and Tribute editors see the
" handwriting on the wall"
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4~1aeAETEEs - - 49,

HE4DQUARTERs FIRST nIsra1cr, DrPARTNEErl
MssIssnFfAsD EAsT E0EIsLtsA,
January 5 E6a
dE t04oWhg named prvatss arc hereby notified
- that II hay donot JOIN tasir cgmnanas within
twenty days frou Cate, or fnruh sar.f iory reasons
according 10 army regulations sh FrIlb BE- pubisa4dby
their respective eommandom e. dssert4, and auewGrd
offered f0r thair Apprehension
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-08

M~IssoURL-The Abolition Legislature met on the
Ash uft. i, c. Marvin radical emaneipationise swas
sleetsI speaker OF the house By tweatyfour majority.
, emsncspsaonist was elected secretary Of
ne ssasts. Sir. Richardson IN the senate, introduced a
v..o.usioa has al emsncipationisis are favorable q
.onDsnsstsa emancipation % e~nunelated By Che Pres3
uhieb was unanimously adopted.
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TIKI DEED DosE-LiusOln has at last yielded to the
pressure Of the radicals, and sgRed the bm dividing
Virgins. and admitting the seeding portion OF the State
AZ a member Of the Abolition Union. AS lo1g ago as
1861 hiI astorney-general, Bates declared that such q
proceediagws G al original, Independent act Of revolu-
ton involving "a plsia breach Of tbs constitutions
Of both Virginia and the nation" Lincoln, how
ever. has disrsgarIsd the opinion Of his constitutional
adviser. Sf.er nins. days delberadon. II be wishes te
gst an any more aependenoies to his central govern.
ZEN. be can create another so5ism in the state Of West
ara yireinia Let the Pan Handle seecdei Why notl
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sEvvABD TRoUE-Eo.-A late Washington letter to
the New YORK Tines, dated tho s0th ult, states that ~.
mors Of early foreign Intervention were quite prevalent
In ths capital ct hat date. and that although they could
rot be traced TO any authentic source, II was vlaimedb BY
many intelligent persons that Seward confidently exc
peeted Intervention BY the French government in
Amerisaa saairs, and that he had shaped the foreign
diplomacy Of his governmsnt Of late wholly with refer
sacs to such an event. The latter addt: Hence his
1equissesncs IN the trade between New York and the
French IA Mexico, and in corEin's singular conduct in
that country The exact facts in the css6 are not likely
30 appear al present, unless they come 10 IA As the first
proposed mediation came, through the English papers.
Bat Seward wiz resort TO bribery IL he canpot scare.
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The last received Lon60n TINS think, thisgs n
- lsak IS ID Lincoln had pat himself entirely into
-. IL lie Dissatisfaction party. Hthe TINES
"a 80 .-1f.sztsrmtnziins ne Boston Posi- thinks il
would BE- more correct
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,. ;. KNAPP,


S4eLsAo2E4F Fs&e8aaf
0EEiCE 07es the er3 q Patton s. Baffaf5, state
aEeet seush OF he capitol JACKSON Mississippi.
dssAm
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49,

LII PERSONS ho.dinEsths Issue viai pteae pressnf
"A tfem ct he Gfiee n the Dixie Wafkat Il ~.
ton Aississippi for relsmptiSn.
1a+i Y. WERNFe s 90
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AZ BcpEsr o. BaTTLE-A sorrss6ondept .oftl

AK INCIDENT OF BATTLE-4 sorrssnor5o,t 80.
Richm5ad EsdBiseT hays.
One af the e~oloiers i8 Gen. r r. cobh,s b4s.sss
hasa game cock. which be had wish him on fba 49, -
battlbS ly 3 trick, or signal which nav baa fsy.6t
linn, theSos5iers could Hake the eocs crow v5fseeses
they rhoosN. Upon each advance IL fhs en,uv- trss -
for. oni- shatpsbootera opened uper them, ths cocks
clear, Thrill e arion rang out on The snlahurfous air
Ans orange hshanee while i ehesTed and amused otr
BOYS fell with aGePfessing effect on tbs ears X ia
epemy When IT, fos retired 10 iefurn no more he
cock wisafeFaatsd roTsA4tadsdt Es victory.
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AkordrR cAsT-The WssHnston Rsproaoaa e Ihs
so ID ssvss Runof Is agsIa busy With : partial
rs-,opssashon Of be cabnet Hisn now said that Gen
pssl.r i to- b ms4s Secretary Of Was and Gen, Frs-
mont Is 70 conmana TIA armies
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R~EBEBmaTCnEs, REBEL aaTCBEs!
REBEL MaTCHEslI

II Undersigned having established a Mateh Maon
2 factory in the city Of Jackson, would inform those
Wishing TO purchase, thar all orier from a disrsnce.ae -
cen paa ed Rith the cash. WI BE- promptly H1ed
deel9lm = TERM & co.
, 1863-09-04

every precaution against danger, and General
Cameron has put blmse1f st the head Of q
la'ge body of troops, Eho readyto repel al
attack at o moments notice. 4 considerable
volunteer force has also been organized in the
principal cities and towns. SINE hot skIr.
mtshes have alrtady taken place between
small parties Of troops and New Zealanders.
concerned In the massacre Of last May.
The Calais Ad,x7&is<r says: While PRAYER
was being helG in the Methodist vestry, on
Sunday evening last. cone miserable scouu-
drel threw email dog through the windaw
together with the sash. and then fed.
--One Of the largest pieces OF PENNSYLVANIA
anthracite that ever reached Boston:is now
ehoHu there IN the form ct 1ifs.sfze Anaeri-
can Indian. It WAS token from . coal rein
uiEe feet thick, and cut into its present shapa
By D common miner. tits said TO show real
talent on the part Of the roughdculptory pre-
Eenting the appearance OF solid cast iron.
The following is set down as. the relative
wood Shel1-bask hickory, being taken US the
highest standard. lG0; pIg.nut hickory, 95;
wEIte cak, 81; white ash, ~; dogwood, IS;
scrub oak. IS white hazel, ~; apple tree, 70;
red oak, So; hIack walnut, Co.; white beech,
G5; black BIRCH g.; yellow oak, G0; hard ma
pie, SO; white elm, S.; wild cherry, IS; yel-
low poplar, 50; bntternut 81; red cedar, 50;
white pine, "a; white birch, 10. =:
When doctrines, nlsshleyous t4 them.
their author, 1t is Ike the arning Of de-
prayed woman NTH beauty. =
"A two-pound black-ash caught q, bull
head in his mouth In the Connecticut River
near Hartford, and the bull head used his
prongs to SO much advantage that the black
fish could neither eat him nor get away from
him; and after day or two the black-dsh
was found By tue master Of sloop In that
head Or catfish sticking across bis :moatA--
the bull lead being nos only alive, but full
Of energy and ready for another adventure.
, 1863-09-04

read, sir, Is a proof, amongst others. thai
there are. And I would Tieh to cultivate the
friendship Of such men; but the cltuteats and
the ahettorE-those who commit, aEd those
who countetauce the crime of slaTeEy-1 re-
gard as the enemies OF 1Teland, and desire
T" have no sympathy or support from them.
!cheesa + y y
Inthe year 1875, when left my profession
ard ven over to England, there was at anti
e1a1cry meeting At which T. attended and
spoke; ard after#a1d, when went to Parlia-
The West India Interest was twenty-seyen
strorg in the House,of Commons-the Alge-
rine bill Was carried through the House BY u
majority. Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the ernanci-
Estien ef & vas T. the power Of the Wsst s II: .:
mtne-the Knight Of Ke11y-to me, to ask
Why did not take certain course with re-
gard to it, what Was my answer? 81 repre-
sent the Iish people here, md I will act aa
the Irish people will sanction. Come liberty,
come slavery to myself, / will never countea-
nncc slavery At home OF abroad" {Chears.}
I taid came here on principle; the Irish
ciples; their. principles are abhorrent Of
elagesy; and therefore will take tny part at
that anti slavery meeting; and though It
should be blow against ireland. 1t is blow
n 1syor Of human liberty, and I will strike
shas ! blo*: |csseers.] -. r.. :
In America, let me be execrated By them
let their support be taken from Ireland; still
slavery, I denounce you wherever yon asc.
Loud cheere:l Come freedom, come op-
preston to Ireland--let Ireland be as she
may-I VII have my conscience clear before
ny God; tcontinued cheers -. =
We are told that the speech which make
IN this room will put IN end to The remit
taEccs from America, aud that the Americans
Asscciation. # We should never ret one
chilling from America, ms course is plain, my
path Is obvions, am attached to liberty; /
am the uncompromisiug halter Of slavery
wherever it Is to be found. TCheers.1 -:
, 1863-09-04

Ard E1u positively pceyeat f8LLOW FEVER. UILr
4'A01 M 11; sIrnTo1 M nR RAJ Ban wH1sKy
rsty viii WI CURE the ssoya diseases Ia ninstyal.e
cssee ont OH hundred: ;.
Do you want Good Appstitel ! ':
Do you want to 8uaa 9p yoaf const1to'lon
Do you want to GET f1a o1 AerVoaanesa
Do you want EneIgyf
Do you want to Sleep well!
nsoud do. ufe Hooa1ASD's aEkAAN B1rfEKs.
PART1CULAR n. NOTICE ,l:le: :. ,,.,.
Ct cespet gests of ceos e s Is
sfS RsF ss0n tho At0 oy Aatss OF
Tsls cass o[ DNtets has caused aud viii continue TO
ssn By = se
kept continually nEdex the 1cfIre: CO Of Alcoholic
:
attsn1ant # dFankasd'is and de'th' Beware
Attention soldiersl and Friends Of Soldiers.
n,ends L: re army e ssa Gsst tdst ho0TLHND1
s%sa ss @ ssss
Il sa e Iii Il hs ss s6s.s 1sx
s:sl S:s ST S,.s;:s sss ST 5yS
1s e sta;lE ,ss!
II vss eht b lsTsd ta4t 9:nsfwl's ~ b ost
VII wss,s s 5 =:
s; :; A. :
I si "a 4
Z, q Ssps aad hY9sa 9s
, 1863-09-04

~ AKAF. 70 2q SOUTH srRKEr:
..ssd 81 - snass:.saed q i il, rUSsb x. sep:
fnoGshRp @ HEAD OF BEEF CAT
ThE & he s sas Gstss ssss
half eays after asrysl as tho expense of rho contra
81 PssS s e b sEsfn 81
c9Es Hfile:s snd Ho;as;s est:s: Siil % IelesteS:
g: ~: vi, Z 10 ;sSs Il sssaios
~ g. tss
s. Feisnnz Will oe paid o7 the party eFFn
IS + sfsH1s sHE R s #4,sss s9: sas g
tee of two respoHssble pssa9rs, ~ fol1oEs:~
heH*b7 aS Sc sssssot Is sps e @
Ssot oson. and shou1i his tos saeif5 pro3oasoa s.
tssg ~ ss' e
e bseoe r q sn5ltisa giving good and satct1ns
By the ocia ceTra of the Clerk q tha aesress
Dst1lct Court Of tho United Statas District As.oT-
Yhe Goyelamsns .efarses to ia,1ltA right to reject
any or all bids co1a1drred unreasonable:
! Jmcnts - b t1a3e after each deuyeT fu Euch
= g. % n"nd aons On haad " ID
9pe.aIs NM b snapsea 6a d19pfts e
Thus spiIivSS 1E Bsitasers l.
II bid Is Il tbs lArae of drEn. %aels uames md
thetr once address must appear Or they Will nos
Each peIson or every menpes ota nrra Offering
PROPOSE: ust accompany bF a oAsh q a1exiAaca
ready h1ea oua In this otnca.
AL Frps Hor coHPLTEya srH1orLT WITH TME
azass T @051.FTfHf5SaEsxs FH5ass = E g5EE17sE T:
se2 m2631 lit Ca2tstu and c. D., y: 8. H.
, 1863-09-04

~ BROOKLYN. II. T.. Nay I'd. 1855.
Measts. HosTKTTER b SnTTn,
GKa1L1ARN-1h have used your Btters during the
ast sx weeEs acd feel it due to you a1d to the public
to express my hearty apr oral Of their effect Ea
ineyer w1ote put for any oue. and ahhor every
thing that kavers Of quacke1y. But your Btters
ertI.elg removed from the level OF sosrnuNs
Of the day being patent aike to a aud exactly what
they profess to be- They not sdvertised to cure
everything. .bnt they recommended to asast natnse
in tte alienation and ultimate healing OF many Of the
most COMMON innrmitles Of the body aad this tasy
viii accomplish. 1hsd been npHeu fot two months,
as is usual with me- during the Spring. bilious.
and suffering from indigeston and general disease Of
the mpcons membrane. and though compellod to kesp
at work In the discharge ofmy professional dutes
very weak. Of yellow complexion. no appetite, aud
much OF the time confined to my led When hsd
been taking 5our Bttts1ss week Ely vgor returned the
salow couple1ion was all gone. I ralissed my food
aud now enjoy the duties Of the mental application
which 50 recently Ec1e 10 very trksome and burlsn.
some to me. When used Jour BtttersI rz1r change
every day, These ara 1Acrs. An inte1suces must be
made By esch Individual for hImselk
Tours. respectfully. ". 3. LEE,
Pastor Of Creme avenue Prssbgteg1a7 Church
, 1863-09-04
Daniel OsConncu on IrishnleR and
Slavery in America.

Daniel OsConncu on Ir1shnleR and
Slavery in America.
After the correspondence between O'Con-
nell and the pro Slavery Irish Repeal Society
IN Cincinnati, which We hare recently repub-
1lsbed, he made speech on the subject from
which ne publish the following extracts: \
Slavery wherever 1t exists, Is the bitterest
potion that can be commended to the Lips Of
men-
Let It bs presented in any shape, and 1t
must disgust, for curse Inherent to It grows
r ith 1t, ard inflicts oppression and cruelty
Whenever it deaceads. ["Hear, hearr'.an
We proclaim It m evil; and though as q
member Of this Association am not bound
to take up any National quarrel, still I do
not hesitate to declare my opinion; never
never said word IN mitigation Of slavery
In my life; and I would con.lder myself the
bafest criminal Of human beings If I had
done TO- T" Hearl" and cheers,
Yes. Twill sly shame npon every man In
Ame1!ca who is not IN anG-Slavely man;
shame and disgrace upon him.
rot 1estrain my honest indignation offeeltng;
prone unce every man ftthleEs miscrant
WHO does not take part for the abolition OF
slavery. Tremendous cheering Tor seVets1
Ii 1nIY ne E811 tU4L QuEllEG MIL QH tAhCu At
shete words. Come what may from them.
they are my words. Renewed applause.
Coed heavens! can 1rishmcn be found to
+ Justify, or rather palliate, tor no one could
care attempt to jnsufy,) 8 system Thich
| slluts out the book of human kno Wedge, and
| 2,5oD, ,0C0 human beings; which closes not
only The light Of human science, but the rays
| Of divine revelation aud the dcctifne which
| 3Le Son Of God came npnn tue earth TO plant.
The Taq Who ,l win ap iI9, so' belongs not TO my
voice, saying, Come out Of such land, you
| irighmen: OF II ron remain, and daro coun-
tenance tie system Of slavery that is support
| ed there. we will recognize you as l1lshmen
| no !onger< ICheers.
I say tie man is not Chr1stfan-le can
not be1ieye in the binding lax Of the ueca'
He may 70 to the chapel or the church, and
he may turn up the whites Of lis eyes; but
he cannct knetI as d Christian before his
Creator, or he would not dare to palliats such
No, Ameslcal lie blsck spot Of slavery
Tests upon your etarepapgled banner; and
no matter what glory you may acauirs be-
ueatl, 1t, the hl1cons, damnlng stain Of slave,
r. rests upon you, and just Providence will
eooncr Or iateT aycDge ittef. for your crime
noud and continued cheering
Sir. I lave spoken The sentiments of tht
Repeal Association. {Chesrs There !s moi
. man a1nong the hundreds Of thousands tha'
belong 10 our body, or among the mtllioa
that viii belong to It, who docs not concu
We may not eet money from America afte
ttis declaration, but eyen if ne should not
We do not raGt blood. stcined money. Hear
/ hear!] fthey mike 1t the condition OF on
: sympathy. or II there be implied auy sub
| mission 10 the doctrine Of slavery on our past
/ IN receiving their remittanccs, let them ceas
sending them at once =
Dut there are wise. and good men every
| where, and there are wise and good men
America; and that: document which you hay
, 1863-09-04

coarosED BT u JEFF. ruonrsoH. i.

Missouri! Missouri! Awake from thy slunahess.
canst thou not hear the hammer that rivcts thy
Can't de death shsldk Of fathers, the wail OF thy
The tears Of thy daughters, arousc thee again:
Comet riee in thy might, shake tho dew drops Of
From 1hy limbs, and walk forth IS lion to war,
For fanatics are forging bonds stronger than iroa
70 bind thee forever 10 a conquerors car. :
Can thy elumbesine senscs be 20 Gallons and dead
Thst eyeu In dreams thou canst hear not nor see
That he Chains they are striking from Aftica's
Arc % bsiag viz Welded asaln to be placed upon thco,
censt thoa not sec through the world tho dnge1 of
Is pointed eft at thoss who subm,sstve,y stand
Beneath the fonl yoke, while their brothers are
For he freedom aud glory Of our dearly 1oycd
lands
Obi r,fs s ha,ay t. Thy might. dive The "Huns" from
And stand By thy Southern sors In tho fight,
Pour forth al thy men to help them to battle
For Freedom, for Giosy, for Justice, for Right
1et thy watch fires glow, and thy bugles blast
Ger ihy monnt.ins and ralIeya, DER woodland
Then lie eiaA shout easn ring Ger th7 psairles
Hail! brothers, halll Missouri is free.
It was gotten up aud intended to circulate
amorg Missouri rebels IS patriotic song, to
get them to rally once again to the traitor
standard.
, 1863-09-04
FOR slco.ooo

l. SEWERAGE BONDS OF TUE CITY OF CHI
CAf.t} CITY EoxFT8oLLkKh QFyIoK,f
CHICAGO, sers TT. 1867
Sea<d prcposa1a w1lt be received q snls on1ct 1.
I'll TUESDAY. BEPTEMBEH 18th; At II 9CI9Ck
n, when the BaEe viii BE- publicly opansd; Tor tho
Tfolp OF any PIT o. ous hundred fhous11d dolatA
{slG1 o1} ct EeweEsgs yocas. authorized BY section
l6 cf hater xvi Ct ta nsstset City Charter OF eah
fuxzy 18th 1853 Of the deuou1tr alton OF oue taou94od
doaIs each datat July 1.t. 1865 asd pay.n!s IL Nd@
York twenty hve years ater theiF date Win couoona
Tor ltertxs 1T tho rate OF tevcn - per ce1t Pc: A
rum payable Eeut annusl1Y u New YORK. a linking
Fund Is provided for their Redemption.
Tie proposals. viii specify tho amount detred, ta0
p,fca hid per 31De thereof and the psce Ct ie
Whether Chfcsgo, New York OF Boston- Tao peF1saA
Wfos8 prorosAiE are accecrad VIII sece17a lnf1fG1-
t:cn or te salc9 r1a o1cs q: tha otea of Aesa'4
OpEcnu. 81 eTInaa & Co EcK GVEk, or az Asxdta y
E. TtaJeF Bas Eosto9. as nay CO aesig1atoo 4 ~
the uyproskIA heYe tsey will be fcq Tired - deposfs
Vtthf1 i've tnys AFTER tae opening ot t1h pfopotAa
the tutrs ax2Tded to them fespscuYey. ~ts0 ina ps-
mfuu1e tbe{eon and tha a1noGnt CT A.efese on x90
co3soaS 70 the tiae cI Eeroslt CT payment. Hoada
VII PC delivered IN Cbicnco. Bcctsnoe 1Stn. And N
New YcsE AaG Boston. Sept ebar 18th. At tne pIaet3
Aforesaid to p4Ttea entitled to tEem a-d they VIII
e allowed iatertst toa the tine Of tatas de2oss OK
payment
"Fropofals for Sewerage Dones." n1d .olze5aea %
the undsYsgcsG sNd VII the v4tfeS .. not kooHn
to him, should contain references
No bid less than Ear will be consldesed lnt Lo@V--
troef fe,e ervet ptuAt ths rfnht 70 fe1ees AnY
Ill the tlta the pubic lbtezesta shunld ssqasa H.
lte-m21ti;s g. S. HAYES. CITY Conpefo1es.