, 1863-10-14

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childrcp, helpless, struggling in the hsmes,
a the 1ace, while the liquid wayes;ltke sIvee
ID their glow. beckon TO the calm; lone quiet
.ndless sleep.
For music, let them think Of the help pless'
.ry Of he1p from Woman's lips; the death
sbrIek Of come creulated wretch the wall Of
some tender babe; tho horrible din Of flames
Is they lick up Victims as the Wh1lw1ud
gathers chAff; let them think Of these things
caused by their Christian ally. Men are hired TO
lire the peaceful transport, women and children
|aden-theJ dare not attempt It when troops
are On board. a regular southern institu-
tion js established with arson for its corner
stone. In honorable warfare they llaye failed;
In infamy they succeed.
I gave sou particulars Of the loss Of the
Robert Campbell By fire, By telegraph. As soon
Was most horriblel Just at the dawn, tho
time when most persons are most sound1y
sleeping, particularly when In thts mosquito
cursed country, the cry Of fire aroused them.
Alas! many Of them were awakened to sink
tIeeR sev h'n tSsy
that never we're done by say1ges. They &C.
cnsed Batler Of making war upon women! /
They murder them In their slumbers, torture !
them with fire. Notwithstanding an these |
inhnnanittes, there are persons In your own |
midst Who jGstify them, and sympathize With
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AVOIDING cosscR1r11ox
Is not confined to Southern residents, ! find:
There are hundreds Of young men here and at
Memphis, who have lett their homes to ayofd
bearii r their share In their conntry's peril.
They are seeking employment as clerks or
anything to keep them away from home. or
con1se Il Is known that there Is plenty Of en-
no hard times. Luborers Or clerks never re-.
ceived better pay than now. They should be
sent back on the frat boat with lea tn.their
ear. 1ehould like to see every one Of them
ut wcrk on the trenches OF carrying musket.
There has been an examination Of Adams'
Exprtes Office to find .cAo has money deposi-
ted there, Ha man Is here with money he
may be suspected OF being cotton specula-
tor, or at least Of having It for Investment
That nay all be well enough,--doubtless is;
bnt city full Of loafers dodging the draft.
among soldiers who are sacrificing health and
comfort for their security is rather too much.
Another thing that ts wrong might here bo
mentioned: that Of permitting rebels to
come within our lines and SO NORTH. JetL
Davis wiu boast that he sends his European
euissa1ies via Vicksburg, Memphis and New
York.
There Ia nothing to hinder them from com.
ing this way-at least an infamous brother-in
Law OF JEFF Davis came here from there feH
weeks ago, and may be here yet. j do not
deuounce him for the relatdonship-Juda
WAH eN1n 10 IE AEa1 EtAAEEtEAf Ap4s 1AAWNA1
in being one Of the most violent agitators for
Rebellion when it first commenced, and In
being the proprietor ofa waH boat at Vick:.
| burg in former yeAzs when people myE-
teIiou.}y disappeared therefrom on
dark nights. The blackest hearted men here,
ant for secession. Examine wep the charac-
ter Of those whom you knoH as Copperheads
| and they will be found to belong to these
cla.ees- gamblers, pimpa, broken poliuei y ms,
| ruined merchants, bar tenders, runners, Lick
fpittles for those above then, men to be
The honest avoid and the virtuous' deaplse;
| men Hho pay no debts and shrink from moth
ing that Is mean. a man may ben gentle.
nan and a rebel hero, there It Is impossible
'sWhat man soWeth, that shall he Teap,"-li
1t Is q law without exception, then there viii
BE- a lad future for those who have done these
things. Those at the South have gathered o1
tie EbirlHiud; whAt have ttntto1B at home
htrowp? Stern Us the lava Of Draco are some
noIa1 laws, md lie those OF the Medes and
Perslans are the laws Of "clear eyed Ar
1 enclose some orders that desl gently Will
| the population here that should bare beer
i ieaued long ago.
This morning resident came to me one
The complaint that he could not get out o
town without taking The oath Of allegiance
stThat ia right" said the Colonel. 'BQt
claim British protection" ''You iaided tn
Confederacy MI you could whea they were Il
al the protection in the world and you shan
eTbis WAS about equal to Ed. Osband, Q
! yonr city, who IL Major In command Q
IL Gen. Grants escort. While In Louisiana b
|, , lost q horte and took the first one he cam
and said, II claim British protectionl .s.Tha
is 1ight,i' said Osband. :But want tn
. 'orse.'' $50 do +" said the M,jor. Il mus
hare him." said cockney. "My fix" sol
: Msjor. "My Government will resent this.
,, II hope SC, "Ea1d the Major, and rode of.
; Ths pilot Of the Robert Campbell Is undo
. arrest ind In Jail here. The officers ,eaVe
their money, and the Capt. was the flrst ma
ashore. So ears the Provost Marshal.
r An ORDER FROM GEN. GRANT.
t HEADouAnTxns DEPT Or TIE TExNEssEE,
j. V1cKsnuno, Miss, Sept. %, 1868.
{ srEc1A1 onpERs, No. sod.-Extraet is:-Heres
tsf Taop T H. 1S se hTes 70 % ass T
= north Of line drawn from Bridgeport to aaine
. Bluff.
register their names, with either the Provost M
f shal Ut Big Black or in the City Of Vlcksburg.
+ They VIII alto be required. On making such re
Is sRRs
est1 On a1asing rat,ons thez will furtbes certify
d the number Of peIrons in the family they have
r. provide for: that their means Of subsistence ha
E. been 1aken from them by she Federal so1diery a
ID | that they have not the means of paying for t
of necessary supplies, either in money OF from tn
or TIoyost Marshals will cause to DO printed I
% necessary blanks for carrying into execution Il
n order, and submit the p:oof eheet to these He
ae quarters for approval.
n, By order Of Major General Q. s. Grant.
a. JEo. A. RAwI1Ns,
- Brig. Gen. and Acting Assistant AdIt Gen