Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

sbevisg a deposition 70 sacrifice everything fg
the cause. the csuatry would not be hsrassel
81 It has been by izpressing eGeerE.
Il IL TIE farmers in fact who are carrying this
var upoR ebeirs shoulders. VITA their continued
kelp. We may ssccsqa-withsut II we must most
srraly fsfl; and wS feel psrEua5sd that If he
farmers were eongsHcad Of the fact that every
casqrs against he GoFsrEasHt is really . charge
sgatuat themselves, they wesld retain to reason
and pursue he worthy example.
PaE.EOv OF ABOLITION EEAB-
ERLWEsAT WILL Follow SUE
JUaAEEON.
The people Of he Ssu.A, en- reading the fol-
loviar srds. Of The Federal commander in
Louiaisra, win certainly DO assured Sc to The
purposes Of the Abolition leaders, ard aroused
&c the nsosusity sf pustisE forth every ezertis1
TO drive hack ba plundsrers. We aad the doc,
umeni ia The Fse Odsans Ere Of the IA, where
it's cEcfs1y published;
HELDeUAETEEs D%EPsRHEEyT or TEz GELF, 3
New Orleans sept =, 1853. 8
esssrl Orders, No. 90
L Ths hsraie eforss Of tho ar0y cf The United
Safes hfve re-sstzhfshed tho free navigation Of
tho HississiPzi rui its tributaries. The vinii-
csdsn Of ths rcsios Of tbess waters by The iron
hand Of war, arainat g confederation Of Iebel
Slstes, is az ovaut Of equal import with their
discovery sad settlement, and makes the Uai0n
s nsfien. L Is g baptism Of blsod. In a
brief period 81 tms this vast and fertile valley
viii be opened 10 lac FsaceEl commerce Of Che
world
Eo-Fihs.sn7ing ths rsvsees Of var, the De
s]tTuctioa OF property, the dispersion Of labor
srs, szd he 3scinatsH Of population, the in
L-gsa.Lnm. j. - H. -
tef for int gent eTtarFrse than the valley
Of the Mississippi The cultivation Of rev
pr7dEeis, the aFpdestioa Of nsE elements snd
different sTHtsmE Of labor, the imme9iata Te-ef-
EaEizeloz Of local governments GRd the resist
less energy % many millions Of he-nen, vii
create niivisBal snd national waallA. sRca as
the world has sever seen. Never was a eouD-
Try better worth Sighting fer, better worth de-
feBiing.
The highest 5uty Of the people Is to Hairtsin
aud defend lie hs5om Of The Mississippi. up0n
whieh depends Che support If the present and
the hope Of the fu.Ere. The Government Is CO.
tilted O. The armed sssissa8ce Of all those who
ela.m tie right Of citizen or seek to share
ther PRIV lHrzs. Those who e3Fet the BrCfts Of
trade daeiaHing cifz -nsHip and sckn0wladg-
ing alegilHCs TO foreign natioRs snly, remain
here BY permission aud favor. and rot Of right
IN The performance Of this duty. and 70 assist
IN maintsinirg the Important sdvantage fecu7ed
BY 8 Fe1 communication between the valley Of
the MisssiPBi aud the markets Of the world.
the citizens Of the hEst aud second congressional
dis-icts 81 Louisiana, liable to military dafy,
have been enroils5 for EereTsl milits7y service, IL
accoTdaBcs WITH the F~rovsuDs ef the law of con
s%crpHoa, possed BY Congress, so far as it naY
Be Applicable o. thIg department Proper Bubi-
cstisR win hereafter be made Of the number Of
troops requTed fer this purpose, sad the time
and manner Of thejT selection. The conservation
EiI net b. held % embrace those wei-dzRossd
ps-s0Br who, iE The event of capture BY the enc.
my, woUld rot BE- erG-lei ts he fell immunity
Of soldiers Of the United States.
II Ths eTgaEizsion Of one cr mere volunteer
regiments 20 be d-e1igBstes The Louisiana
Volunsaers,' whose services will be Enifs5 nv
Che tsTrs Ut enlistment, ts the protection ard
defense OF New Orleans. Is hereby authorized
Voluufeers FER this service viii receive bounty
Of enc huadred 6ollsrG, twenty-five dollars of
which, E-d SIC months psy viii Be advanced
When tie veluuieer ia mustered iEtc service COZ
the waT. Capt G. W EilhorR, provost marshal
Of The city Of Rev Orleans. Il chsTgei With the
iumediz.s org5nEzsHe1 and command Of tie
lst regims2i Cspt r 3 Br5aa provost r1nT-
shall of ne perish If ! Esslr = aata-gize1 g.
eTEauiza ard ccmmaDa the 81 regiment Ire
lst regiment vii lie rssrui-cd and organised IL
the city C. New OlCsE1, excepting She furlH
district end iha second witliB the limits Of tbe
ssdsb ofJeGsrson and 10 fsurih district Of New
Orleans.
III Abs bo5led men Of solor between the
sges Of twenty and thirty yelfB. employed zpcn
E5Ferrssat Or on private plantations, Wiii be
detailed fer military services 10 the Corps DAT
Ueus zssh 1-3or IF tie Cem1aissicu cf Enroll
aasHt No C&ceg or other person is allowed 60
rscruis usn fer snv special regiment Of tbaa
e9rpsl aud every chssr recruiting f5r ibis corps
under this ordlr viii BE- Furnished with. and r.
quiIsd O. oLhsit, authority fr bis scis, signed
by tie buQgrate1dtnt 81 Eesuiiur, and cd 1
proved By shc Commission Of Enrolment. SUB I
sttutes VII BE- Tsce we'd iH cssas where tie labor
81 t1erosruif lsspe-lsty re5gird. and exemption
allowed mcases Oh necessity, on application 30 d
Comnissiano q Eor0lmseL, bet b. no r-uerror
or aEtbogiiy. ArTEHgelesis wHl b. made 10 se-
cUTo the crops Of the season, sud lzborer8 viii i
be fuTnisked a. fer - przeicsb'c TO supply ths |
vacancies ocsasi0Ced by The exec5ion Of tfit /
order. TIE fnsi duty Ct these engaged III thr
cultivation Of tso sol Is ~ pre-ecs 10 irom inva
sion. ard t-sa Wksss interests are inconsistent
viii s vigorous defense Of the department, or
Bh1 are ID esTeat 20 The i~uvssieDs Of 6 publ
enemy, eaA havo us rights which the Gsvern
mezti is bsBnd II 10 respect
b eomnan5 Of HsjoT Gsray.lBanks.
@. NOHHAE LIEBEE, "A A. General
Tie a-luronsEt te service in TIE Abolition
army is plzuly set fsr,b to i;uPiiiy, "the valley
efths Mississippi" The owners Of the soil who
d rot tsks up arms vii, BE diapossesssd; Che
Tebble hat fo8ews ths Eoh Of Bsuhs win be re-
wasced BY beirg permiteS to occupy g 8 noble
thestsr for iriei geHi enie Prise" and they srs
sssrfed thst .hGs aeseT iess q esaAtrg heller
ssorth frlting fer, better worth defending"
sseh. pee-a OF tie South, is the manner 10
your hom-steads viii be disposed Of, il
tic eYeat that you permit yourselves 70 be over