Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-26
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1saa lnsssd 9 ysaaOs 'ss Y Suay, n c., gives sh,
cans surrssey Yet hss J II '--' Ass 'oA
clai Mszo tho position Of aIA s section really in
ton take esSion seems literally
Tke quantity o cotton ud cotton inist-Al in their midst
esssss United Kingdou4 sses that live IN These
Jannhy, Isss than Auy nd tAe early frost ss
ths soeks the lst Of Jams Oge1ner win me
any psvsouz otezzion chief nAFe Deen nAraudlBg
yarns ana sooau aiannuon In 5;l ~ = lt1 - e nun
seldom alFuaa to- and the ipo e qsy Ieoh and plum
net 4ull sonsidsrsd The fOow. S,,,s
gnraed isb essimAte Of The want - r; - ',;S..
Kingdons for l56f - IT. o..
weight Of rsssns iasor Serious News s ECU? and fertile
OF sss,o1 st MOuntsr visited these
ne as lass aptured-T from the IndAha
A : - c., .-scsnnts of gundry mighty
o0u1ss thereof being lost in gloomy
Ths qasny q eoson Eing Tess soemHiiy they affirmed
4inss n NsrsnS'e On n The lifts mghl be seen great
IA SHINES haas ss ss's suaney glorious be-
In yarns and goods sane ; there were gobIins and
the hsnas Of ell es n Ssh nous sounds in ye 5snaa
Irs1n .hs spnns's " rscslvss- Around these peaks
a. the rate stsas believed Tie Crest Spirit
of "a sat the highest pinnses
Ap over Last side the homes and hunting
7,.s.,.nov Gsoners sven 10 his children When
vv,,s $50. - .. soon gathered upon ths msau.aa
- lion . red lightning scathsa t5s an
Iucudsd ~ ,l 49, l'.lel1 nlsieq
before remarked, all a d 4 sie,,7 of ~
from the interior Of s-tren,3 ain - .
high prices Rehsls here il resiv r,sr;g,st -
part II esanksi zas on The Vaudsriu Siscis,
the prOdns thsir patton Of weakness ana ava
old stioT mountains hills Valleys gor
CT % psnd sourYers and streams winding like
nportssns OF ct woh through green meadows snd
1864 be sure, ths send.
>, tbn. rate but ther ss been very backward here
nm s, rssr.nca a lost-bound sarth of bill and ds!e
.b,,h fs ,vbss a., saw gsntier influences of April and
rrt ,,,. sJunt has st last cast 1f It's winter ste
= - = K dFiV5F dressed in living greeu 'Faa
-, -, 'ouet, and mvaley which, but few
s'0H Is subseqEnd icy fetter5 glacial
e-sd.-,.. st4, e reason ab, now brightly sparkle l
Brazil ...--..z :gUaf The MONDAY sun IS they %
West indies stc. 'sioshing along tho emerald Qladss
East tnoss etc sie theil low peb5ly toned Songs
-o'R f%hspe, tBs wespng willow, the
TotaI........ Il ne laurel, snd ihe branching elm
The Alreassh from the brown esEensnts Of
nearly Of 70 rlow Al with their rich perfume the
tbuoas EOr the fOuE breeze La the little garden spots
ooo nonns, k-lod spring unbosons her every
Th, a. sl a. 5hnd the bright blue violet Rad daisy
-. - tner, ORe ASekeled from sleep-uks- tho I
| ~, or Of Jstus at the magiesl touch OF
The red winged black bird, just re-
yS~' 4"s from his winters sojeurn ia the far
regions hASs' z South, may be sesR in some thorny
ell % uk making aint esssya Of bis earliest notes,
denns va the gay ehrp ef the blue bird, mingled
thS u vs the twitering of the martins thst cluster
Ths Issund the little seepls-topped dwellings IRE
Febru aered FOR them, vividy recall TO mind the dis
in the tsEt scsnes and sounds OF bggone years Which
has Civ return nsVer, m5rs. What q picture I
Ead a froathese "reminiscences sanmOn into life! ,
from Shuaith the sweet spring tine comes many sad
4
zs frspsFe be At are pasto the sweet sunny hours Of
| age .bouf LsoOd, when cur hearts knew paia-of 4
In other yridyouih, when life were an aspect fair
- - II n 3o beauiiiu-When the heart TsVellod IN its
/ - n an blIsafgl imaginings, and hope painted the
Is ve4re so brightly. But we do never rsslzo the
Gisiman ght dreams OF early youth. Pardon mo- gen.
field, tie reader, for have wandered sway from
oandsr the task perhaps imprudenty taken to 7yrits
OF the undcveloped mineral Resources OF this sec 4
ton of our Confederscy.
srm and At elevation of six thoHsand feet /
j fbp laval oF kna aaa AZ aoirsfo HI
arm svri Rock Face mountain, may be the besu-
- s bss 4 ful siveryks Of the Fuckasege river
m, arn' tbs Wa huta and CqtCag Ia creeks.
Upon the lAtser is situated the Wolf creek |
sv Cbeny gap and the LoHisFsmilk copper mines
property belonging 20 the Western North Car
led; Sgt ona mining, smelling and eoppsrss nanufae-
Tp sew turfug company. By the way this company is
SAAuy destined to beeems great institution. / have
wound visited these mines which in operation
Inng under Government contract and conducted
ASOsu by Col c. c. Miller, of Louisiana, the president
ssr arm of the company The from these miHes are
wound exceedingly dch, and are obtained ia great
sad. st. abundance.
,,n,..s The expectation of fndng land possessing
suSp greater of gold and silver thaH else.
ph where led to the discovering Of the New World
s. sew and was doubtless the preanminssiDg motive in
sSS its settlement Coonsts, however who came
In s5s to the Southern Of the Atlantic, were a-
sit; W L spred by higher aim than that Of fnding
severe reeompenss for hs tolls and dangers they had
], alt ID Undergone than the rich miaes Of precious
esd SIT; metals which they destined 20 discover
ous; Phs mealic wealth of tina land which they
a. 'hsh' reached however, capable Of ssasfyiHg "a
arm and almost boundlssB cupidity bat yet, shsy
Hop have not been developed to the extent that the
IS thigh, Northern part of the continent has
u.s. oA We find that during he years 1853 and 1860,
,y Tim the Jesuit hers explored tho Great Lake of
eoasy Il n oo.. %6 @sssss so5s 70: Bs
shore Of L Ae Superior. Tbis region has sncs
been the scene of extensive mining opera, ,ons.
The copper bearing rocks have been explored
r,b. throughout the whole ex-eut aad miniug ezess
- TsiiGr7 hdve bee1 nEds vvero sz57-asiisfs
u 0An point About the commencement Of tsa
eighteenth century explorations were made e5
" cary far no tbs Mississippi the S. Peters Tiver,
serrt A presBiy with the yisw Of making discoveries Of
Dean the metals and the lead deposits Of that region
Collins did not escape the notice of LsSeue. About
Ls' the same time New England 8Wcks the great
severe; enterprise of mining aud be FIRST iron fuFnses
on the American continent was tnon erected. A
ouneed business commenced which increased
p - H with the growth Of the country and hss done
more to enrich it than any other branch of in
/ Ssrgis dusEy eould have done.
aey pr, The frss chartered mining company IN the
Yer United States grSnsed to copper company
oteraeld in Connecticut The Of the company
seems to have led to the discovery Of the ssme
- orea in q similar geological position in New Js.- |
S- sey, and that considerable aken out
and sent 10 England, and attracted considerable
attention, wrought ta sens extent DQE.1
cen the ing the early part ef The 19h century pieces Of
nt) and gold occasionally fouad IN North Carolina,
to the and from 1924 on, the search faF this metal
Il is carried On extent aad in 1888 and 1884
Port the amount collected in Virgnis North Caro-
lstance lRs, South Carolina aud Georgia about
miles. ! miglien Of dollars year u to this tiuae,
I'd Port however the attsmpt regular Hinng foY any
Of metals has been limited There has never been
Ihe Ap- encouragement enough, suf sieat mining
held by ss dIecl hs Investment OF any considerS
hat the ble amount of capital il the copper bearing
in Gen. belts Of North Carolina.
gun Since 1880 the mineral resources of most of
ch and the Soushern Sstes.have heen under invesga
nnsula tic ? The hands of various STATE geolopssss
md Ap- y researches have been of great aid ia
defining the boundaries OF tbs different geoogi
less an cal formations and thus directing explorations
10 rama Many of the persons thus officially employed
that in were bot practically acquainted win the nature
Trents of nstallieTous deposbs. Consequently SONS
report, errors have been fallen into IN describing and
in this recommending to nOtsce as War1hy Of working
ensons varieus mines. But it be borne in niad
sses OF tsat The most pfsehced mine inspacor-ayelI
aIs versed il tie phenomena Of veEs AID watching
do not then sexual Development cannot aiways go /