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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
NORGAN'S INVASION ENDED.
r. TILE AT GEIGER's CREEK
yhe Rebels Defeated and Driven to a Bluff
rssy THEN UncONDlTlONallY SURRENDER.
Morgan and Body Guard Sneak Away.
CrscIyNATr. Monday, July 81. 1853.

CINCINNATI. Monday, July H. 1903
The following has just been received " ucn'
Surnsides headquarters:
,x.pou.RrERs UNITED STATES FORCES IN TIE FIELD
GEIsERs CREEE, July 2o--s 0eiocA p 'N'
Lieut. Col. RIoBsosD. A. A g. .
We chased John Morgan and his command over
Tfty miles to-day. After heavy skirnships ior SIN
or seven miles between the 45th ONO Of Col Wo'-
ford's brigade, which was in advance, and the
enemy. we succeeded in bringing the enemy to a
stand sbout o'clock this afternoon, when a fight
sns,ad which lasted an hour, when the Rebels lied,
taking refuge upon a very high bloil.
Isent O fag of truce demanding an immediate
and unconditional surrender OF Morgan ard his COM
nand. The flag was received by Col. Coleman and
other oficers. who came down and asked personal
Interview. They asked an hour for cousul;aton.
granted forty minutes, in which time the COM
msnd, excepting Morgan, who deserted his com
naud, taking with him a very small! squad, surren'
dered
1t wac nv understanding that Morgan himself
had surrendered and learn that it was the under
standing of Morgan's officers and men.
The number Of killed and wounded is inconsider-
able; the number of prisoners between 900 ana
500 including large number OF coloneii' ma. ors,
and inc officers. captured between cJo ana 'Vo
prisoners yesterday. think ] will capture Morgan
hinisef tomorrow
sHACKLEFORD. Brig General
Morpsns artillery and about Z. 800 prisoners, in
Gliding Basil Duke are expected TO arrive here TO-
day. ., go.
WAsHINoToS, Tuesday, July u, 1858
Msior.General Burnside, in transmitting Bngadler-
General Shaekeliords report to Major-Gsneral Hal
Jeck, says;
1--WE have strong hopes Of being able TO capture
Morgan and the remaining portion Of his forces, thus
wipiug out tits band"
General Shackelford says that the conduct snc
bearing of bis own men, without an exception
evinced the greatest gallantry, and high degree o.
skill and discipline
The following Was received this evening:
L. s. STEAMER MoosY shove Buff gton lsard,
Ohio River. Ju'y 10. 1893.
Tia Hon GIpRoY WELLgs. Ser .tlry Of ne Nay.
After chasing Morgan nearly go miles, st la'l
me, him on the river at this point and engaged an.
drove him back, capturing Of his pieces Of nItil
lerv. He abandoned the rect TO Gen. Judah. 1h'
enemy broke IN confusion from the banks, and lei
bis wagon train, many horses, and s'nal.-arns, II
Since writing the above, followed further N
tbe river. Mel anotlsr poriion Of Morgans fore
ford,pg IA miles above shelled ard drove most o
them Jack Several were Killed, % or 80 wounded
and 90 borses captured. 1 have but two me'
wounded slightly Oar she'll and shrapnel creates
sreat confusion III the Rebel Ranks, killing sn'
Wounding many. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.
Hand and Naval Assault on the 18th
THE FIGHT PROGRESSING At LAST ACCOUNTS.

FORTRESS MosRcg. Tuesday July 81, 1859.
The United States gunboat Circassian, Capt
Eaton, jus: arrived, reports They left Charleston
las: Fridey afternoon. = battle was commenced on
Friday ty both land and naval forces, and was pro-
crossing when the CircssSan left No particulars
wAsuSGroN Tuesday, July a. 1861
telegram received from Fort Monroe this after
noon briefly mentions that the fight was renewed
near Charleston on Friday. The contest was re-
markedly sharp on both sides There was iiring IN
all directions Tho prospect appeared to be the
ultimate fall Of Fort Wagner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
Relief for Conscripfs.

Action ID being taken in various parts Of this and
other States 20 obvate the effects Of the Confcnp
ton, in cases here it would fall too heavily upoa
the poorer classes. Last week the Board Of Alder
men in NeV-YOrh passed resolution which appro
priaed 81 500, 900 for the exemption Of confcripis
This resoluiion was subsequently, parsed Wy the
Councilmon. Some one having circulated a runner
that he Mayor would veto this proposition add that
the veto would defeat il, the Aldermen, after il re-
cret session Of an hours length declared that in he
event of the Mayor yetoing their resolutions for this
appropriation, they would pass them by two-tiirda
vote, md the Councmeu took similar action.
Mayor Kala .isch, Of Brooklyn, having recon-
Inended AN appropriation ior The relei o persons not
able to pay the exemption fee, who hrd iamilieg de-
pendent upon them for support, or who for mly
other reason would DO exempted frqu the craii, Al
has been decided 10 appropriate soOJ,0CO for the.
purpose in the city of brooklyn
In Philadelphia, Albany, Rochester, New-Haven,
Hartford, and in Numerous other places IRON Name
TO Pennsylvania, similar proceedings are beng Ia
ken, and there is every reason 10 believe that tie
municipal ard local butterflies VIII every where
make ruch arrangements ibs6 the craft ordered by
tue National Government vjll no: be allowed 10
tall onoiousiy upon any class of citizens in any To-
eality. # 10 slated that Committee OF wealthy
bankers and merchants have gone from Ills city 10
WASHINGTON. r. assure the President that oil the
rlen duc from Newly TX City can te raised BY vol
anreainz, aud 10 uIgo him TO allow this to be done.
TIM SyBUTDrE MAEKgf.--Ihe PIitSbnrgh pr
pens ay tt ne pnoe oi substitutes H"s iI'eh eo,-
stis,oli,.. and now ranges from three hundred to
Ags luared ooli4R each, according 20 the color OF
c o. party oE ring. Quite q number were secured on
"Wednesday 20 rces ranging iron. 500 TO $-1', ana
fome thuY altogether were examined aud mustered
into tie service during Tho day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
The Common Council of Rochester.

BoCEHsTEH Tueslay. july q, 1903.
The Common Council Of tAis city this evening, by
q vote Of IS ayes to u usys, passed XII ordinance
voting 500, 800 " pay 500 for each drawn in
The city under the present draft.
The money is 10 be paid tine conscrpt L he goes to
a snbsii'u.e If one If one Is furaisne,, or 10 the
Government in case he neither goes or presents
substitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
a.ae 55th Massachusetts teginsert I'm
Rcutc 10 New kcrn- Seiarn Esonie Of
fhe AID Hkas-aehusetts

fhc 43d Massachusctts.
B0gTQs. Mass Toerday, July 81, 1863
The 10Th Massachusetts, colored regiment, en-
banked On board the steamer Cahawba. for New
beIn n. c., to-day.
The regiment excited the greatest enthus asn on
he march through tie city.
The 43d Massachusetts Regiment arrived home
this morning, and met with hearty welcome.
PROBlBiIITY OF NO DRAFTING IL NEwJER-
G,-CoNEuKlcAuos YEOn MANOR HoNsR-At me meet
NJ Of tbs Common Council jersey City lat night the fol-
Ssiag communication wAs received from toe Mayo
MAYoas OENCg. Cirr ltLL /
s.-.,..,, JERsEY Car, SGy u, I.sJ.)
1Ds ne"eih oovsrrmsni, 81 yoUr lICrorabe body sre
sye, have 'scsfed " tho Saos dfs 81 a.
i2st y % necs',Iy N tue present enefsoey. No such
Jdsf ts ycf, a. an n.orn4e been coIIrH rel
- tie sSie OF Aey.-Js.ssy bst
fsl t1t the snl~ may shortly Ne Issued an further 10
,ornsq ihal ~ hSceney he pOyepor hts s!ressy iskou
snteri to permit the
sein lib sise 70 be sabeted oI lo contemplated con
rgIloR.
~ lsqaast thBt immediate action thoud be- hi sp o. e
~ the municipal sItholities 20 ofectuae ~ ye.ut
q, 'nenses1 In ease fie bould Ds coprededl by
o. ssg bounty for volunteers who would be yiGg 10
ca Sfby pufsuirz coafse may tend 20 al NJ he
Fcsc4s bOefcf a. rodents display literally IN
ttsss E>so and tssiI effort crowned ah aDrori
HsieSk feoomteDd ct their inftgi0 the suDyrat for
Jour 'sAy cons'de.eaon. Hefy respectfully.
=. y. kO1AR. Mayor
lie Communication refIrl 10 speci. Committee
soA'h'in Of .eermsB E4'.e Osdis ND Gaeey to report
WIS 'sit lissicsbe moment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22

See Eighrh PAGE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

OTFCisL LIGHp UFOs CHICELMAUGA-A
Washington letter &c tbs Cineiauaii C6HlMsgslat
ssyas
There ere ore CT ITO points conserving She
bEtHa Of ChiaRRmaurs, wt5ch hsvB mover brer
auaerBtoed here SD tie eff iiEl resorts clesYfd
i9m M. 6Ha ef them is shy ths bstha VS.
lcrght At 81. This mast a1w b veil enough
un6es scd ip the West; but hsre is was still an
KNEW thst the battle had &c be fought 30 Rel
The army c5rcsutrateiiR Chattanooga
- Another point Is Gscsyal GcCook's hssigasd
rsrt6a for gciu- 60 Chfuzaear. yHils fee bstae
erss still - pvoZress He ssys ia bis report thst
Tee isGs eI5sr he received from Gen Rssecrsrs
I Vas 10 support Ser Thomas, sud ksVisg Eads
hrs .ssyostea 80 tiss aEd, 20 rsn0rt q hiE
(EoElogua} la person. Gen hessoss 8, having
gose 70 C5altaaooes, be lndmasss .hss be fsl-
lowed hu titrc 20 vapoTt L is uae tHat, after
receiving bis eF3er, he hsd sseD and c8nveTsso
with R0seaTsHs in person On tie haid, -bpt not
wing improved tkis opportunity TO make his
/ rspors. = is still technically trus thai vhea he
osme I'D, Il = had to g back 30 C~hotssnoogs
in. order 80 give a htsTsi ceSSalesee 20 ms oIaaf
Eow the line came TO break las-s Uyssrsas
guddsn way it did oH the right is also expiaisc-
+ viii be remembered, passing low ard the night,
Brannan's division came next 10 Reynolds, and
Weeds next 70 his-Woeds being next IN line,
but ia echeien. An aloe appeared, apparently
lot sH5erstsndiEg ihs eehelon formEiier, and
seeing whzt he supposed = gap between Wood
md Reynolds, so reported 70 R0secrsHs. The
general, accepting he repert As correct, 6t oAce
gcnt en- order 20 close un the line
The orisr appears TO- have been loosely oI-
I pressed by lhe stat ofEcsr who wrote II cut. and
Gen Wood (Tksmss J. Weed, Of KentDcky,
! csloseI in the regular srmy) construed it IS az
order to Withdraw frem his Dlsee, (whsrs be wss
/ slrssdy beginning le be sharply eagSgso,) pass
! 30 the ssr Of BgsnnER, szd come Up ~ The sup
port OF Reynolds. OF course that opened q gap
ihroagn which so army might poaT. TRs reb-
/ els instantly lsaPsd iBte Il, tGrnod upon TIC
weaker rnFt Of the Lac and wers already scat-
taring the right Jiks chat bsf0re Weod ks6
rescued his new position. Gen. Wood kinseli
must have Ua6ofs.oo6 the eject OF the ordef as
bs construed it, for he afterwards ssis, showing
Il, IT bold in ny hand he fatal order Of th'
day" Seine Of Gen. R5Bocrazs' friends, L be.
IieYe, claim that re put q construction On Il
which even its careless wording WoolG no
Justly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01
VOL XIV, no. 249

selng asnksd-z danger which al gsnorsls AXE
care g. g0sr5 szainst, ard Esz8 are mere AFRAID
Of liaa Gen BfazE.
To hsvs been whipped Gus 81 8 chooses and
! naturally stFnng position is n sefi1us thlrE n q
s5u,Esra araT- il Is al iaadeqgsts consolation
te know lhss this hapPe1ed whan fhssH h0a
>saEd State tro0Ps ~ Georgia hzd bssn permitted
% rstzrn to Ikoir hemas for agricultural pzE-
nosss. ard uhen probably 81 HBsy mere gnder
L0ngstssst had been seat on what VII prove To
Be D bcolless aud htEsrdou8 atlsmpt against
KHexHlis Bat vixen i; bseaua kn0vB thas
Sherman. With twenty thousand men, haa j0inel
Grsut, suzkt n0s every man % have been re-
eallsdf Nay. euFhI hey 90 hzTs hsea sent be-
You'd tba raeea sf speedy Tee1Ai
Wkai i dons, Is 3sas. vs. csn bear the dis
astsr. ed smother Ike %. bat not many more
II L0nrstreet be eat Of from Bragg, 90 ha
jguktlsEs ia- the usubl8 "a nightly coHplcatae'
fer Grsnt HilrrrssB hs advantsgss. snd, if rc-
E5ls. destroy frst be ons -snd than tie other
Al this IL cigar BOW % the sUlest observations
Il Was guiss e. clear 10 military minis rem no
moment 10 vas knsTn thas Bragg hed divided
his armv FL he faes Of an abls esnersl Whs Hns
bsing rapidly EsiafoIee1 Grsnt se Bed the GEES
SION Ehieh Bragg gFzsIaGsy made ier him
that Is AL
HoTsvsr, Bfsgz is back spon Re FIELD of his
great victory. his loss. We know Heti The
Warae OF ha afHlFs Nc KNOW GeL A4HtA A4h
tee Orais heavy he olaeT bad sdnai, toe, thaE
there e no bslp 90 come ron Lsugsi-sel Take
tbs etEs IL its worst aspect, and prepare 0riL
This is Tie 6usy Of Tho President, the duty Of
Georgia. tEs 6lty ofal Georgia VII sursiydO
Der duty; sAs hss never fsiled % Go t. VII ths
Pfssidsst BE hist We trust be vii "a NAY
sEy We believe BE viii; for We have observed
.hat Il ever requires sEe Worst 70 GoHs 20 the
F1rsi before the pressure list iHsurss pFomgt
aeacu begins & tel q hs.Ems s-sin temper 81
the ErecutiVs.
Haeh ms 5,aa ssis sboui Gen Bragg, and
fh1 houI nay cslse whsai Is viii Be proper 10 say
much mere. BuI .hers W 70 h1s fsF qlE1slisg
new FEst, rake ready g raPGi Grant ard
Th0nss, b1fh able men; sHd then We nay thinE
Of prefsuias charges. II tia array eaHuet 30
neas 30 rssis. .he lzlsnts Of aIlEt and Thomas
without q -houFs sf cs1msEdsrs ia Heavens
nEns lt 3 be dsne, szN tAg without delay
Bal anti It is done, e. Is give 81 possible en-
.esurzgsarnt 20 the gallant army a Chcksmsu-
ga-bsok tAem GP, supBoTE tssn, asrs1gtaen
hem. cheer Their With 81 thas busy hands End
grstsful voices esa accomplish b heck or b
crook, We Euss beat back the lnT-dsE We
have dose s bsioEs, sad, by Gsds hep We viii
ssrely is Is aCalA Lei Us hsuG every energy
= Aat end
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

I observed, ia csmiHE uP, was ~csmplstely dis
asatisd Ahd bHs little rsasils ts rseal tho fer.
! nidsbls hrtFp5 which oase fsrbaia ihs nasiga
ti5n sf tha AisEissiBgi regiment o. 50 81
cavalry arc qnarteTsd s0aewhC5 in tss vicinity
fsr ths purpose Of ksspiug FusEliAas frs1 ha1i.
isg the boats a. sush q favorable Psini
Tor their OpsfstoHs. Hshdsrful stories Grsrsia-
tsd = yea On hoerd RE baai5 Of tie aefss 81
tasss sands, and a wholsssme fear prevails tksi
essh boat vii prsvs the nsIl vicsi@. 10
90 greet al extent deeE this prevail. together with
tks uEsc.s ef bCatbaruinr, that al whs san,
tvsid irsvsdBZ On the river, aad here are bat
taW Wh8 &c Ros take re railroad rom Sc. LSais
. Cairo with az iess 10 personal safety. Wbea-
ever q ToaE On bareback e observed apon Tie
bank Of TIE liver, TIE fam ef eagtsin and pas
ssngsIs sriss sna are nos qulsls3 anil the
iigh8El OFFSET is safely passed
sLAED FBE-A EEGRs g0LOsY.
Famous Island 10 has 6ezsnsratsI irem one Of
Fesdsn's vhteh-tsFsrs % 6 negro Colony. Hers
he subjees Ct tie peculiar institutions" have
bsen peculia-ly treated By tie Taaksc powers
This barren sand bar u he real 0sus fds Gar
asa Of Edea Of the nagr5as, where Abolition
sqEsisy asd Yankee philanthropy dap ~ them
selves aEdsf TIE nest favorable aspects. Amen
sa8pRszt Of ab2ut Gre haRdrsd Ezd hhy tents.
spreading Itself over tbs entire LEACH Of ths
-@AaAAr - AAHAsAAlA ~ III AHataEa 81 EHH-A
h1adrsd esstrabazds. Hho are furnished By the
Government with raiions aRd olofhinz, aad b
esTtEiH AboIisR ChriBiiaa s~seistss with white
tsaehsrs.
Tbs daTksys sro prisoners upeH iha Island,
aza are net permitted 30 eavs & All Che able
bsdisa msa had either bean surslled in she army
or employed il sthsT capacities, and thors wbs
remained we're The agsd msR, W0maa and cell
afoa Il was claimed .hst this asssmpl e. colo
aEatioR Wouia prsYs he ssys worthy Of frss-
dem and self governments, and display tho sd
VantagsI arising frsm sduessou; but u~nfsrlaa-
asslY Tor the Grealsy school IF philosophers, the
9zlightsEsi teachers Of he Ahieass on ISLAND
Ten report p8or progress 10 their e5ucational
ltboTss sHd .hEs the "csnfTaBEnds' are lazy.
worthless SCI, stealing rom ttoir instructors.
saiasuihropie friends. aud ezch ether. and show
ing no dlsp3siiioH % c~aitiva.s the land a.lsllsd
80 ibe6. Bat tae kunbBrgs3 d1ellsu Of "ths
Uniou" are fsresd 70 foot tho bills vhich hths
best GevsEmeBs The world ever saw contract
fol is enlightenment Of tAs poor s.ays,Y End
the dissemination Of the valaEb.e ka0wsdzo
bashe j capable Of ssl-gsvsrnasRt, sud shat
'John Browns soui gees marching on"
Large numbers ct boats ply the river, and
there is really 20 iittia opposition met, that Iom
Memphis 70 ST. Lsuis navigation is safe to q
greater asgIes .haa it sheul3 be.
EIMP0RTE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01


From the sissa.en sUsotstorl
We learn fren a. officer Wh5 wa ia the late
seEs In Grssnbrisr thsi shs eBeay only stayed s.
LeUisburg from Saturday Hil Monday, wbes
they left IN a great hurry, auPposiHg shat oar
ss-ees Lad been rainf0reaa sad Wsuld ston bs
pasl th6m-thus u.GsTatirg he tru-h Of kat
passage wnicn says thst he wicked Geo whea
a5 man pulsuesh." The enemy leE thsiF wound
ed. a. vel o. cur wOsn4sd who Icll jRtO ileiT
hands Ia .he fight on D10op Houussin, At Hills
baro'. shout three rties from he scene of the
battle. 4 few days sitter he szkt re eag5sseo
sl the wounded lea st Hilisbofe', and buried
ths dead lon unsn the foid e couR.ct-hs aas-
ny having loit theH 10 tas prey Of crows end
@fepens. Lbey found thrty.-0ur Of our dead syd
sxfy st the eneWy. Tais shows liza. the losf.55
tie enemy was about twice a. gresi e. ours
Al LeNEburg they arrested Haas-r. Jas &
row Patdck Beurne ard Jas. n M0rtqCnz-y
b4t Recessed them before they lsfr They ieak
away s. & sss msny s~erFa7fs among she per
scus who lost ia this wAy were Col Ssmuel BE
Ching. Coi. dcsI 4cPEorsg1 sad AIRS. Patsy
Ms.hews. They er,ered and robbed tEt stores
n Nessrq. johnson T. Bel and Wa FL M9nt
ror,sry. Insy entered houses, broke epes
,snsks. ard robbed ladies' ct thsir clothes and
i~sWslTv. They robbed Hrs s s Saith ard her
rspgbtsrs. hving hsf 4 Hils east Of the town, q
Al she clothes they had Tney burnsd ts bsru
orH 6ulhousss Oh Mr. jas. Caldwell, living 81
~ bs5ge three miles szs. of iowa, and set Fl :
70 tie brick dwelling but q was PIT oa' BY ar
CIaweB's servants.
At.this rlsco, ibey robbed As Captain hsbt
Z Denais 81 her iussr ciosEes, lsWery, SIC. Is
v-hs.fs known a. he Irish e0raer, some-sr O.
even miles from LsEit5uIg, they robbsd
number of house7. They had no respect OF per
/ sons. sad rebbsd tho,s viz were soPpossdsg D.
Uriaa man Is resd y snd fhoToagaig As sthe
ees5ps. Gen. Aeenia's iorssa did LOT stop taeTe
sut esIus on East a. we stated Ia last seek.
issae. Al Callaehaa's, the cEsPiain o. q req
meat sos re example O. rob5ey BY brsakn4
olsn theB.o1s u Mr Buster a thaS place. nj
Buster eslz3 $40 attention of the eolansl of b
regiment 10 tas isst, Whsa tBe chaplain resolve
he Brg.eE nog only G! arepfooL but Of 3 sefI
ibe curstlg ~ .alesE Of speedy punishment i
thls wegld ia the form ef h~Orse-WhiPPiug.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

II Is uRwise to make light Of : defect and
sguzHy uzwiss 20 ovsrrais L. For The arzt time
a We have SAID elsewhere, . large CONFIDENT
army has been driven from q powerfsl pes;,ier
sid compelled to sbsRaos it aliaaatber. WErsb.
Or this was done BY eint Of bravery sr bv ma
neaFering. end tho suddsn precipitation OF Isrus
bampcTa eFon a comparatively weak point. "
are a. yet without sse nesEs Of k~n0Eieg Tie
pTo1sblities are IN faYeT Of che latter sapDos-
lion, although GsnsTsl Bragg, uishra candle
which 81 unst sdmire, sad Ehick Other Ssu.h-
ern generals Wouid do vel to initiate, admits .bat
bis left center vas carried" Il viii sBsesr.
We apprahend, thai this center had been wssk-
ened IN order V prevent ie extreme leR frem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

III QUESTION OF SLAVERY ~ q E0TH-
A york ass lately bssn pUbEsia q zs LsaisviIfs.
Kentucky, Tbieas z ia Fsii, sdnfsnds "a e4is-
snea Of slavery upou sefptEFsh eh1olsFicag
geological, RE- gou4 political scoRo2cal ord
Oh o.hsr possible groundsP The suror saysit
iualusaslF pscVes tee PToFsisiy sf sizvey ~
Nature, The asst ieB chspfe-s ct Genesis. and
he C0ustiRtie7 If lie Uu1d Sass" la
snt tied q Ths Paiosophy oil SagsTy
AnolhG work, which hss FEY Is tils r.
Slavery SiHfalTn has besn pubEshee a. Tn5isn-
apoEs. Ths is p1ucTsly csmmssd Il Discus
#ous or lha suE ss between Judge jeremiah
Smith ard varons Jay and caTcsi namH1a 81
he Chuslial church ~ UEion City. Indiana
Thsss pabiieatsus show that there ere AZ
the Eor6 Hanbsrs whs have rot yielded lair
rssson sRd their common Uenss captive 10 do
ianaaoisn sHd iu6deiity Of he Esr Euglsrd
sGribes aad phaEisess. u nHstnos &c suppossz,
hewsyaT5 saat iheY aTo therefore any i6s less
raHcasousi in ths dosre % sue srd despen
ths Bsuih TIE prohahiy fa.hsr is thas thT
would Ike 20 be ao.e To- pIGhs BY tha value &c
our slaves Is vel e. y cur o-hsr properly
Eo5Es TnkEas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

AAAI OF HEsE HtA0fNaAs z
MERaER @. Il Va. Aug. 26lh. 1863.
E1uae farmerg refuse 20 take CSaisterate
money when rendered BY cur wives fer esrn and
msas for tie support Of cur families. IlesSo
/ that there EFe aot 4 few If this class IN Green
/ brier and Monroe counties, and ] have no dssb:
al sections Of The Confedssscy are disgrscsd by
tie pressHcs Of such selfish, Bnprincipled, geld
woEskipisg wretohss.
This eesrs-, on thsir part, net orig entails yri-
walton and aetuai Suffering spoH our fHmile5
while we are standing as 8 Wsll batwseH the ae-
Cursed Shyloaks and the onsTny, but creates dis
oaussDt and despordeney Ia camp; and, anlsss a
/ step be sat t5it, tbs c-2DssqHeUces bust be fatal
&c oUr casss. Bat where 10 tbs feze5yi In the
ssrong am Of Lac 8ovsr1BieRt. These are 10
tinss for RANDY pahby Measures. Such sc0UH-
] del trsiiofg-T ray traitors, for sFsy are ussnsF
/ tAsp the ueaaest Of Isnkses-nust be ibToEls3
and cacked iRto o ssnss Ct tsoir daily. WAst Is
/ seeded BY he wives Of car ~sSItieFs or By tIe
| Govsruzer. must be forced hsn shear, sad il
/ should be regarded as forfeited, and they shcaid
be dssit By es Fusl.s enemies.
Itsl yea. this internal inst fer property, this
| hsllish greed Of gold, that las ssiBsd open many
! eiEsers, fs csGng us r5. We srs uinsd, suhja-
patad and enslsved uow, unless serae.Aisg be
| dsra. speedily, 90 eject q radical care. Blind
toola tksy eanEos, or will not understand, that
if we iii every dime they possess viii Be taken
from them. Eaah men Wculd sell the hsner Of
their wives and daughters fer filthy luers I
verify beieve g. They are ihe eowsTdly cIs-
vsns Who 20 a8ont with hooked bssks, blue Fps
ard losg ieesz, say Hg We are whipped
The CcHfs3eTssy has gosai" snd sther inProE-
sisz5 Of reasonable import. We, who Hght the
battles, &1c nss discouraged or d~asponGsnt We
Do sol dream ef fever givingT 2. We bad sl.hsr
Gle At 1hs mayTy's stake We had rather ts-gs
she lives Of our wives ard little ones siLB our
/ own hap5F, ard tbus iree them from c tyrzGFs
dominica, chan yield. And the srmy vii HevsE
( despair, never yield, uuless the citizens arssE
De aswn b. lhsir folly and internal dev7ly.
Let .hoso He0 ss az home bit emelsts as iu cur
/ determination never 10 yield, but ever 20 hose.
snd ever 70 fghL snd ws viii sEecs6d.
Publish q black Est," Dir Edit r, snC rasr
let me NAMES Of al lhs saecUlators sad ezser-
i0ners, and Hleu who res5ss 80 take Coztsie-
rafs aszay, b. found. ksap g UE you seal bs
FINISHED wits simple UstsIisl We vii iaae
he Istgepsibiiiy and Is. the blood sEcEsgs cali
! lsr Ie3Ge-s .hs ~5olGisTs vii give them redress
I anch ss they deserve" tsr end festEer5i'
AYiaGEA SOLDIER.
I'VE shau'd vi,b pleasure publish the black
Hs." bsFs suggested hat lie fcuiiy would Os
| a-uthelueatoE OF bach particular ds9E gaeEs's
csss. Il u7a.d be vraRg % gi5bst mems names
Es IEslsTs zEd CHuiBls. aaless The evidence
wore Ciezr-EEqEiTsr