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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21
(1crtfssuna fcIat.)

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-21

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far Waee II. .unb nod Anbtre, tuel@f tar
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21
The PasriosIsB. sf The ssswash..


EDITeRs APFEALs Mach hes bees written about "iho
wants q tie lIassr sud IKE needs Of lbs hook Bes
did ever oeeur % the Ouiiia world that saldlsrs
pstotsn, In s Intensity, depends much upon whEs be
gels ts sAti Yel it Is even so. Soldiers, asI know
froz experiences and good obsorv4tlea nasds more
fP sd sHd enthusiastic IN he cause tbsr country
when Fstszs are abundant The army q Tesnsszes
fought their bsst battle st Naffreesboro, uslsA they
were ssitlsg more than they essld Eossblyk gsvOur
snd ihsir shabby hzhi Missionary ri5so SsE ewing
Ia szasli degree their bsinE two thirds Starved
and, s5uEequeHlly, dishssrtsael HOw, Hsras Rdess,
private AID write for TIE s95d Of my country.
and not FOR the purpOss Of gaming an iEanerslisy.
And you thiRk my article nos &. fer yoE- papsz
please any how write FOR the attention Of ihs puh.io,
ths she aorals CT The army Of Tsnnssses srsAsy IN.
urld by the miserable yAtons that srs deals cut 10
ttea
Nov hst does soldier of this army esl is ssif
'Tiii tell yOu barely sufficient quantlty Of sra
meal sR1 oaiy az mach beef fer tws days q he en- a
al ons ReaL And shat 5sss the psorsst thst ya-vsr
fed to mOrief hons Frequently Il Ia ths case that
ceW tht can't get up, IS knocked in the hsGd sad as
tdbuted TO the soldier FOR radoaz Let e give You an
amazing fact Not long since saved three days IA
tious Ct beef and heH cooked It s eat it at ems neal
AID let Be known that this is the common way Of
getting ridsf b,ef aneng the nsAiyslry" AHd ihsn
we Dc got Ese aour rnsre than week, and thea
have to ca it wish Ut It's being seasoned Hllh grease
81 lard Sow what Is the remedy answer, rEED. !
sEEo. Soldiers Sss7s bsssEss hey arc starving
Mules and horses de BY the bsRdrsds for want Of
rs'ga4gs to use the tern among shs i,asts II ghers
4 plenty Of food Ia tbe country let Tie soldier have H.
and Il ihers is Hst PUT 50 3IoHz HEE II The FIEEp
give ysu ny honor that his is the ecnmoa sentiment
" he privstes Of his army COMBloE SENSE.
5Ist Regiment Tennessee Volunteers
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aoYAn,s HnFnAnR.
TUNNEL EIIL. Army oT TENsrssEY, J
January Is. A. .. 1854

TUsSEI. EILL AMY oF TENNrsygE
January is, A. D. 1854. 5
EpITsRs AFPKAL: Although rot EsssIloBsed TO
soribbls Tor any nsvspapes, yet vosld Hks to say
something through Your F4lssbIs Journal about ms
present condition sf fhs troops sftEs tSovans brgads
We z5s sRoaaPsd ca tAs extreme eatpest ana Is tie
Iz1sdsis viela ty Of Turns, En- hence We are coz
SANITY employed On picket guard snd faHgps duty,
ana have been shuB gsred ever siase fell back 20
this pclnt We would net complain bessrse Of ary
duty perforra, provided eur wsuts were supplied BY
the Go7erHncut. vii stats a fact that is generally
known. At least one fourth o. this brig ado are a.
entirely bare footsd ssd bat sEiuly slsd and ya
they required to dc dsty the sodsst days have
had Just think Of soldier s.aadiRH pest for tre
long h9urs Ia sEsA weather as vys have hsd the LAST
tive weeks bsrefsod Gnd also ovi,keg. ether. .seRfor
sbl, clohnE sach thsy need sAssla have, and
thtIik sSzld GET As to raons, I will stato that We
heys freqssriy been Plsssd simpy brssd for the
ter Of twelve houTs and barely aHufhseRey ef ihstis
slswed. Such is condition new aad has been
sines yesterday morning. New whose fault Is d hat
we nst bsltsr suPplisdt II is evidently s.me ones
It Is zsi s1rs Tie fault mHst be somewhere snsns
tbs bars see stated thst there are rro
Visions enough In the ceafsrssy to sst eur people Tor
two years why then is Il net hunted up aud Issued
cut ie the troOpst This hing sheuld DO looked INTO.
And yst Sen. Hsrsss and bis subordinate generals
asksd Congress for he soaunuaEss Of such aea in
oEos. NotvlhsisHdlng all suffering ssliissl
szstease s eerey ignored by those geHsrsla sher
psti9z ts Congress re d=mand Congress TO respsst
oar rights. Lst Tsorganissgs lid Of all iussmps.
tsnt sfsssrs-pai into ranks sill supernEnsrAres-b
give ihe troops veise IN ts natter aHd hsy will be-
come Inspired with energy ard courage and when
the spring campaign opens thsy will march forth to
set the zoe WITH arm sad avlEeibls resolution nsvsr
80 be SubIzgstsd, aad aelthsr they be, by azy
fgrse which The tyEant may be abs 10 call euf but
Congress should nere The very ezlsteaes Of the pri
soldier By the adoption of the lystsm Of resni
usHt by 6sp. HaFdss, a., thsn they must expect
many Of cur soldiers 10 throw deWs shelr and
abandon the goTi0as assse IN which fighting /
Let Csrgres b6t attempt Is carry pat tbs programme
PROPOSED e thsm by the generals Aforesaid, ana tt tie
Psnins Of She spring campaign win hnd ourselves
Ia rHzt Of men and Eaeans 70 sErry his We
are lighting FOR rsedom constitutional liberty, and
&c Est feel Ike tsnsy surrsldoras a. heRe the prin
spie fer Thsh have been 50 opg sontsndag abroad
ONE OF rHE ARKAhsAs VoLUsTELRs.
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uKoRgAN1x4Na TuK AsmY.

DALToE, GA, JsREsry 10, 1854.
EDITORS ArPEAL. Sitting IN my log hut, resolved
to yrits ven lew nss rather OF Inquiry and suggss
ton Par up hers we read the papers and that psWSr
ful Ingredient IN free govsrrmsnt, ts mould pubic
oplnen Is doing much to strengthen tAs feeblekneed
srd fsn hearted 10 more dsisrninsd resistance 10 our
unrelsnenF foe see # now and then hinted by
in power thAt il viii be best te keep old regiments IN
tsss hsa their term Of service shall oKpe that H. In
stead Of permitting fhs men to elect their OILERS to
have them appointed First this LOOKS like acting in
rather bad faith with the s6ser fer thlt was the
aerssnang al frst that the men would be allowed to
rsarzanIzo according to chsiss And II men qaa
asa to select their officers ars they Ihoas be better
qualified now, ss they know much bettsr now whstlt
takes to make soea soansndsr, and being better
auslnteS with iksse rom whom they have make the
selection; WHILE II iasa sst their commission BY sF
pontzsai, al ofssrz now viii retain thsir Oomnssicus
whether time has proven them unqualified 10 command
or not
Now there is another thng in this mEs.er not to be
eyerlseked Our people bslss people Reeustomed to
Weld shssrful ebsdienss the will Of The msieciy,
vii. with rsueh more pisasVTs ebsy the coaasnds Of
s,s rho "a hsir cholso ihan sns placed over then by
.v.eiutrasnt. On the other hand II locks tos nueh
Ike an ssrt or tbs part ef tbose Ia R0Ssr 10 keep
,sspseIyss In position By sEy nsans. ThsEs a. We
k,o- dispsssisn smonE men 10 ihlEk-"ye are the
,sosls ard ,lsdona shall de with ysu." cautious
rera sheuld be paid 70 the tights CT tho private so'
for we all zee iaa 6ghi mast sha never yield to
an enemy vao has FiYen a faat foTstEsss Ct whA'
We sh, have 70 endure II ssbjugsssd The szrest road
10 hapDusss 4 70 fight rus the last armed foe ez
piFsS" Bat rszsrs soy tss rights Of these who, ey
hex sreng arms help to plaza She crown et Victory
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81 tag Of truee boat vas Tepersea yester.
day to have suived as City Peiat If shis Bsws
be true, we shall probably hsvs GdVie.s from tbs
ESrth to-day. II seems that tas Lincoln dev-
eTguseot have aetsfEnsa - keep Besss Better
IN etsYgs Of iAs OoHiedeTGse prisoners Advises
fren the arb state thst all OF cur p1ieosefs in
the eaenys hands arc to be e5neen!ralaa at
Point Lockout, ia Maryland, and the gra4t Is
ts be given authority over thsR. We lesrn,
Eem Trustworthy sources, that Bziler has as
s9Sed osmEssd At PeiHt Lockout, and that The
hrs. iEtlasiien ear inPyis0Esd soldiers hsd Of
the fact, beyond = Tsm0F in camp, was lhe srs-
malEalisn Of an 9rdsr frsIn him, positively srs-
kisiiiRg tks OitiEens Of Maryland from shoTiss
aay sympathy t0 cor mes, or from furniskinT
them with any nsessszTiss whatever. Bsfors
that, owing 70 tbs kiEdness Of ihs Msrvls-d
waHen, who sre alCEsst e-tirely ssufheru h
l6sir feeling ard seton tie Coriedorata Prison
ers had m2bsged 70 bear tie rigers Of sozaae-
leut with teler8ble eqaasimisy
TheI condition now is d6pleTAble. Butler ia
an ouseast, and esR never be recognized IS en-
titled 10 the privileges accorded fee tskea ia
lawful warfare, yet i may beoemo @ question
whether eur Government sheuld not esHsslt the
sehngs eft the CoEfsdsTa!s soldiers now linref-
Hg in HsrihsTH dungeons and lake The esriiss,
sTsstisAble opportunity ef releasing tbsn
Treating Win Batter willHos release tks pisifuI
wretch from the ban Of eusla8ry propouneed |
lgsinst sim. We esa still hang him-wher we |
'Aieh him bu. catching is before hauzlng. He
hoHld, heTsyer, be sxssulsd, aad, doubtless 1
vii be, by tia htst GsaledsTate of5sor IN whess
lands he may chance to fsll-R5eA EzaniiHsr. /
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Froa ths ssuthora CArlF.ita Asvssais.J
The iK9ldsEt ks-e related occurred a. Jackson EIrs
In Gen. Evsns brigsds dsrfor the sa7en dsys' sem
baFdneAt, the l3th Of Jsy. after Etsrn Of sbet
sHd shei had been showz Ia and the atty duTpg
day. AT ihe Higst shades asyeTiaE ike EouBdse
dying sA3 dssd ssslsus and Beloved shaBain Rev
VI. 8 Black Of s1s South CSr5lira sanfsis-es rave
NOTES to the dsrsRt senmHndsTs Of sosnpzzos thst
be would iike - have warS OF prayer with sud for
them. lad eating tss sestsr sf the lice the most sait.
able place. Il Wsul1 have msds yeur hears glad TO
those braSe snd hsf starved Fol5isrs hs hs but
one zloal day for several days and this iiro VIA
breaking their last for ha Ts5 time that day threw
irs dewr thsiy vieiuals ard h5sking 10 lie Indicated
rBat Tie ahaVisu ave rat his hymn, ara fh-1 n.
eIdssrs ssa Esn aRiea In singing tAo pTases Of aod
Oil bow We fsit 20 praise and adore Fin, aho had
Raea PEessryer hrC HFb the gerns Of the daF Esa
VIXEN t sss SAD let "a pray" imagine that Cvlita
mary elssrsl had never srs ehesrfalY kuubieS eur
selves In he dust and lifted hesrt . God in b.
lieyiug prsysr. Il seemed be Of all ohsrs) tas
q as p-ayl Tie missiles OF death the Eusie u fhs
iaisnt samoa, and tbs sharp cracking sound o.: the
ehrpEhoatera ginS we're in striking consrust vith be
hslsai2hs aad praises Of hst devoted baud Of christian
J.asrs Al soch siEzt azEsls hIfts gaze with as
teuishneat and aanratsn Que tlasssd Saviour vsegs
Is always open & the FListiTs cry dew rear sna
0Onfortsd our kssrs somocg US felt thst ali yoHiS
b. well beth ia life and dssih
So-ae q llat band have crossed the stream sinss
then snd left 70 "AAish our eosrsr hght eus tiss
and then cross ever TO thsm where wars are ps
more % EEs asd praise "a isso,t being disturbed bv
hestilefsrees. Ak OFFrsER
2dh rert 81 O voIs
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/ From iAs Bsson TrsTeilsF, Es7. 2
/ cossoRS, Z Jan 8. Issa.--Tas Coagsaiioa A.
I ssEb.sd s. haR past IP.K
TIE Cs1a,nittss - psrnlsnsat 0TzsuLatoz FsPcs2ed
fer pFsEidsns Hon Wa. H. Ds1can, OF HsuoFsr ara
tas sHss of '7Essy TiSs president. ass tArss
Sir. Duncan. uPon s-suzlng he aslss a. III, r,,i.f
Iad ihais Bsmssrs-s Hshf % sAlsa traiiors sa n
faiurs Eszid sa hen patriots. TAsy Esrs IA fsvor
q tbs Cs-siintioa Ead he Unsn, thsy presented o
ctiaus sPpcstea % gho ad1iassrstoa IN vrsaId -
al they csuid 70 the csHasry frsrs thr.,t.a
tTls lie bsleFsd taat - tas ssainE sissiier tss,-
won cary tAs btEtsf Rad tsus rssaks tie sFsru,-
fgr tss vie sts1 81 the fuadausatai brs,nI.. - ir
Hbsrty tAs veiaii3r q he ghts 81 s ursSs a ..,
and Of free sleslsgL-
Ike sssalstss.isa h.d volstss q. Dz.-,., "a, -,
the bsElHisg e he var. bst tasy asrs bs-s s9s---
aiesd = sastha sssr sHa issriiss saE ths rlEats
Stzise Et al hsEzTds.
Gen. Jshs IL Gssrss Issds aspsssh sssis-i,y .,,1.
IN fEysT Of sigsraaE war urca is fhioFaa snS sRo
iss q he Aiaisif'f.tsa essEssss ths Bsaslrssg 10
maintain ihetr rshf1 a. al AaEsris saa 7.aerfir~
tkoEs Ehs caii themselves var Dsneersfs-
spsssass we're also ssds - &l1srz Hstsb q P,r,,-
aoutA uua L. ". Clzfk of HRnehsssar
ballot vas be- for gsVsrnsr. 2. ~ Hsrrlnrtsa ~
NaEsAssser hsS 5ss oui of rs volea ssss 7,s--, --
vers given FOR Ill. aalriBstsa.
Mr AArring aR VS. Declared the unauf-,sur r-,,t-,
Of ths ssuvent01.
Ths ssnmisisa e rssslaHs-s r,ads rsosvt- ,rs.-
sses sssa ne DsnssEs,s s,s ras 70 ne Vziss asd
Thsy oppose ths right OF lssesr O. sss s..l.-. .h-
aslsTznatoz 70 assstii5 asao1nelug ih5 szaaasIssu
Prssls1zisn a. -Eesnsiitzasnsl aud asssrF
Also, thar tusy sllseiaecs e tke Asri-fst-,
ti0H lisysad is awa alliance % tse gsastItsti,r
1as sets q ne AGainiggrallon are ssstr-,5.7 q.
roaat npsa ne rsais q tie psope ard fears srs s
PRESSED toat greater sHtrarcs nay Be attempted
THe snasssi policy e tss Adaiaissfsilsa Is cor
6emnsd ss eursseous aHd dangerous. The ccrr1-firr
q persons ia cfiSisl PoLtons is dsaoznssd a. -
eesds of the arny Frzissd The ressiailonl rsrs
adopted
A J. Vaughn. Of LAsanis. uas usniustsd fos r.F.
road eonamisssaef. .--
HOs. Edmiud Burke s,srsd rssOlutioss ov,s.ss- IA,
war, dsnouaelng the Aaniasstratioa -,
agaess % msatain thsir rishfs-af tks baIi.t -. -
30 tAe eonsiasrsiioa1sf sss Esfiossf r,~.s - 5-
were a4optsd EitA srss. saiAusla1El -1sF
Adjourned
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EEw YoRK, JAnusry S.-A sensation dis
patch fraE Albany says that ths new poHce
colnniisss5nes5 viii probably appoint Wlsoa J
Wstssburg police superintendent, and that tao
thirds Of ihs Polics captains will repors 70 hin,
snd that the governor viii order out the eutirs
militia force Of tho city to support the claims al
the new beard.
BUFFALO, January 2.-Two hundred feet of
The Niagara Falls rsilToad, near Ills eltv ~
been washed away. NJ cars have left The d.net
here siaes Thursday. Trains, howsvsr =.
running from Black Rosk to susuens;o- 49, ~
Basinsas in sha city is alIasss sntrslT s1s5s a.
ed. Tbs Worsi OF Che stogu Is row ovSr - :.
though It is still snowiFg.
1als afternoon the weather is intensely eoll
Lhe ineImonsier at Midnight on he Sist ~
$1,000 ioEty-tSo degrees above Esro; last evening
l. 80 nYe eegrees below, and tais morning At .
eeiosk nine degrees below zero.
kvaDs' sIidge, In the lower part OF he civ.
has been carried away.
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our Danger ana our nay.
FrOm ii. Charleston C0urieE.I

From thz Charsston Courier.
Not q iew OF rs cherished the hope that before
the new yes. dswns1 re would b0 sble 70 zee
tAs end Of this soutest drawing Mesr That
delightful hope was greuGdsd on tie yiateriss
We expected to via st iaPsTlsnt points, azd
SO strong was our eohsdsnes that We eeRien-
plated these impending battles without missrust
Aad anxiety. We ksvs been nissrsbly dissp-
pointed, and cur dissPPeiRtaeRt is the more
Trying inas much as it was misglod With morti
heation. In place Of rsjcisiag at seeing the
host eff tho Zoe driven in eexiusion from the
tsrritery be had darsd to invade, ne seksld eur
avn tried and gallant trooPs yielding the
strong pcsitions they held AfteT disgraeefully
feeble resistance, and 50 unworthy was tEs cor.
duet Of large portion Of that army that our
President wss forced to hsTaio them in his an
naAl message.
That great SUCCESS has inspiTiEsd snd snbold-
ened The enemy 70 such degree that De has
grown mere arrogant, and k0aastul, and insO.
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! Z 7 T 7 z
A ssas, Inscribed 70 2lisL. MO.

BT AHBTLE
8he latE Rat caro-. " She sky
Was sever mere elats th1nI
Whss hrst street. Ls.sis's siRlIs baEs "a rcjolco
Nor al the glad s,rzias ef that BIRD
Hath aver Ia ny bosom stirred
oas uiAe the Joy Wsksd b. hsr sIlvsry volea.
Cireasai2s maids whose beauties rars
hsye WOE tull nsuy airstrsls love,
WoHla blaah Uilh Ihams to see Der IsvsIy fsse;
Ana none Of all the uyInphs that rove
ThTsEsh aoUsry asl CT forest grove
Can rival Lstiis's syHns,ry sna grese.
Like dsHaFops en- the blashlag sors,
Aer bsaaiaE eye its splsador g5o7zs
Aboys cheek q bright szrRailgn hue;
Een a5w see its lambert pghl,
From 'asa.a .As. hrow Of lily white,
Clint foTih uP9a ihs sspt bsholdsf's view.
Bat e. twas Lst,is's want Of art
That aas entbraIlsd ny eyraat heart,
And boHnd Ee in Loves ItroUs bat slIcsn tee;
AEd now. threaeh Life. dark vel Of slsosa,
only srAYs the ons rIysei bso1-
To Win and usAr ihis brlghs and prsaIoas Pgise.
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BosToN, January. Tho dusiss en- inBort.
rsssived At the FoIt of Boston Tor lhs yesr 49,
ing DeesG5eT, 1858. Hill smsant 10 s. s67 39S
TIE humber ct foreign arrivals fsr the rezr
amsaHis to Sle9, being seventy gAf dnsfs tbsn
the year previous.
fhs 6rss anniversary O. Prssidsas Liseslas,
emancipation proelaaztisn, wa eslsbrs.sd 49,
By salute Of ons AasdFod xurs, and bz a ~.
lie mestiag in the IEsnens Tanpls, A. 40,
speeches Esro 1ads ~ D. Kirk, Rev. al 4
Minsr, and several eolsEe9 oFsters.
NASEHaRoN, JaHuAry z-Tks sas.d.n,,
Of ths diplomatic esrps 5pon The Pr.sIds-f 4,
nsw yssr's day, sith fsleiaaoa v5ias ~
svieently As esrdisl as Il wss dsmo1strsavg.
sas aNoss ne ehesriHg auspisos With which
the eosnsTy begins lhe yssr. Tss sntirs e1rr.
vas present. with the txcsDsion-of ths estIpssbi.
minister mem sicsrsuSus, who bsing aatsirsd
y sAaess' seat to the Secretary e ssSis most
iEsndly apology.
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LIBERAL DoEATIoS TO GES. MoRGAS's S
CosryavD--B. F. Hiblsr, Of MoTFan's CEN
msnd. says tbe Hsbilo TyitBEs, passed through
our ei ity yssiord.y in shsEgs Of box OF cloth
ing, consisting Of blankets, shirts socks snd
pants. azacun,izg 10 ever one hundred pieeeS,
which wors preseatod by Ms. Peter Wior, Sum
heI eoEaty, Ala5eins, snd nbieh were ell made
up by herself This is the third donation thss
Ibis noble and patriotic lady has given to the
same cen .mand. Such seh2ns need no com
rranla
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information i may hRvs occasionally published,
lthas rcveT FivsH half 20 much camfsIt 10 the
sHesy, 60 tho memorial which probably sug
2esled TIE asholess!s measure usdsr diseussien
th4t nemeriEl, over TIE sigusture OF General
Asrase aHd other oeicsYa Of high rsnk, fur
Eishsd The publis Of beth Esrth aud soulh ai.h
stleA description ef the stats Of our armies, as
10 eaiteI would have permitted, OF his own 90.
cord, 70 appear in his .eoluurs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21

~ Another steamer, laden with Government
freight, says the Mobile Rsgis,sr, Of tho 18th,
has slipped into port The bloeksdsrs saw her
aud lyio5 to Gu, her or but che had toe much
heels for shsm She is called the Dsnbigh, and
il made q iron and a coed enc 10 60" She
eemss 10 vel known house in this city, to
rhlsh she boleNgs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21

X The LaGrsnge Bulletin says "a ease Of
snail poI is in cur sown, aad has caused some
alSrm- The city council have taken precsusion-
arr steps 20 prevent it spreading. We think 20
alarm need be folt, bul those who have not been
should D. vaecinaied"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21

Al Tbs WResG GARB.-Fdday afternoon
one OF The soTgis State gasr5, a eitizsa of
Rmsuzsl county, with ''peekst full Of reeiSs %
appeared al The Central railroad dspet ia fsmRls
costume, with ths intention of lssvisg en- the
1,rsserzsr traih Tor his hons. An cfissT 8 .sesy-
ssinv tizi the fesg sabjeet had quid Of tobacco
in hsr raou.h--nos customary sight Emeng the
rentler sax oTekAouts-srEpsctsd the wolf
80. Alter investigation, escorted the 1oald be
sise.ssl 70 OE.sthpTps bsTnsckg.@-SSssSHak Rs-
pskiicGB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21

uPsn The wesrer's seai VIII ena 70 destroy shs sseas
Of diseofd Another hint and hat is The s-npegiazs
quesiisz q raiionE rerh5ps eye to eeonony VII
net sliow mere liberal Huppiy Il mszs be iEzaes
but there Is 40 good reason wig ths bTead ration ssad
not Do increased. Nothing viii di.heR-isn whip men
seoasr than Lua. or slssvaasn A PRIYATB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21

~ Contributions for Ire purpose Of mount
fng Asrgsn's men pour in hom almost every
place. We ear hardly ahd newspaper that
does not teontsin zeeouHts of liberal donations
for this purpose.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21

y Ceooauuis ere selling in Mobile at 80
spice People who can afford to eat them at
ihai price, ought to be abls 30 stand pretty
heavy TAX 'or he support Of the war
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21
TEL LEGRA A PHIC.
Reports OF the EsfaAs A.,goeiat5,g,

h.sfsa assctai1z p sct 4 Congress 81 sAs year 1866
ict Oeutt o. % coefsserass States Eor iaa Rsrss
arz 0siriet of GaaEgda.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21
'KE EEEDX KoUslH,
nTn FsrwE

on 81. Z OUTS, bstwsen Fraaktz sna IA n4Ateu
~ sTesss 4 ens 81 rs assi pesra2 ieeatsns ~ she
80, and tss tsavskpg pu3io TiA tack inisr-
- stOp t5rs. re table 1 1iHsys furnishes Ultb
- Bsat &c edsrda sabs1sn ars u "a habit
q sEag irssas wiio Wis stss n t1is hn ass, 90
s1s- s1ee sharcfere d Foac ssujsA 70 rem esz5er
kstiselssa Gss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21

&. II. WETHERSP O0N,
60RRiSs t0R Merchant aad BeaIeF iE
b hasstle AtaaElsrgEs es,
SUGAR s. PA ~ - tasr. cAou,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-21
Ce a3aIfsls 9ppeal
EyRLIaElEsD
'Fermla 81 adYerlllsE

an aaVsrtsonssts vrsl be shA-ssd $40 deFhrs ara a
hss Fsl ssnas fog she frs lnssTtosa1S two dollars
Cor eeeh slEsssaseai .iasssises.
AOss5 sEssss Va 20 sAA=ses At a. Esss q E,7 s.s
= = ans.
stsaazz nsiloes ehaiEsa Al as rals r5 f,fsu.y ave
= 20 has. s5 al sssE srtssss sat q rzasE.l pp5;.s
80 = sse, asvegsisezasasg
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

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