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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-15

zs5, s1Oad that srmY oTsuun your S.stsl
W1oEs IS lie vision Of hoarGiny up pr0yisiJns
aT6 sulsngerirg yoEr whaIe estate. Be warned
in .i1s. If Georgia bs ovsuun yoa and y0nr
property part, and yeur families viii 30 bfoughi
t. sbjscs poverty.
D. not dsiude yourselves 1i5h tks vain hope
thas yo1 vii esgane. hs man Or Hoasa1, of
child wil cccage. Orc universal raiR sg71i.s us
ali--aos ane gTceu ibing sOfieisH. q issd &
grasshoppsr viii b lsit. The Fsasllls viii gss-
Fison lha eitiea sad vi'isgsss snd raid The Ehgic
esEns sty--2hs p!aniziioa Of wids sers ecd the
small tsfm s.A AI,ks BE- segaTgel. NsisEcr c4n
anything 70 hi3 rem lie ingzssFs-thsIr sal
diery hght az piundsT, ks vel ss ycur sstjEsa
tiea, snd tEey sli search dfliEest.y ia hsig Ie-
ward
S5eh kzs bsen The eeEs wherever tbsy haEs
gsloso f5otheld, and lhey 2voE Tie i1tsHi.en
. D. move severe G5 theY eons S8ush Oa lLs
nountaius Ct uFpeE Gso-aia ttey fouzi money
sseFeisd u hollow trees, sEd geld that hs5 hsen
bid By its oNnsg. a. tho dead hour Of unidnjebf.
Eithout to knDwlsdge of Z h1Dan being What
: ETise, have sesn and fsit Yea viii not b.
Hsve ne HoW. Persist in your coarse, sld yea
vii both belisgs and sEfsr i al naEi suu.asr-
Awake then, fTou yoHT sleep Of dss.h- S.rrngth-
ca AID issd the sTmy AID sois6rs' iAmiiie as
your o1ly hope Of salVali0c.
JAsIEs A HEBsT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-15

Butter, crying for tho fsrcssE retaliation, BE-
case We Il fused 10 treat VII him, declared
outlaw, and denounced bY the esyiliEed weld
q an encmy OF raankiai. EoG lave We forgot
ten thst few weeks sgo, within csnlsn saund
ot thi5 city, an cid mgn was murdered u cold
blood buried bead fOrsmost Ia She eoEuon Iozd,
sad houibls plaesrd lsf: 6llxsi 10 bis byoiru-
dicg e., IS g waning 70 al whs dare defend
the honor ci tear households. AL thess thugs
ora fesh il the public TeeoLlscti0n D her her
rers VIII come trocPiug day sltsr day. Tlsse e
no fear thai hs eceDy will isave any excuse
fcT balioTirg. hoping, OF even dreaming Ct an
honorable s6jusiInent o. Eny terms. We must
win, CT no nlust submig absolutely ard uEsou-
disionsly 10 'sbjset slavery TEsrs is 70
help FOR Z, even If tFs Ya1k0s Wishsd j. His
veT dsbi muss Be paid. Al the property l. ;Lo
Soath viii res nOTs than pay it. Profsa sio.s
of Uaionisn will not save It. This hss been
tried recently hy the tories Of Eat Tennessee,
aud avery thing they oHued was swept away.
When alL the pEopstty . . psofls is gone, they
re hsggzTs, aid bsgEary eazaot lie G5sosers.
Bat why a-Fus tho mattel Il is as plain as
noea day. We nGst soEqHer eur Independence,
OF We mast bse1ns the servants # servants
tho slaves, hsersliy, Of sHr slaves and sf Yam
kee fsEsties,who viii delight 70 eJmpsi as 10 PEI
fo4m sLo most nsnial AMI diEgmssfal drUdgsfy.
And I t5is Be not 3 he'll en csT,h, y ast iE, what
ear haf
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Ths R;csmca1 Ezsr,i-sr says fhs oerrs
sp3adenss bsssssa tls c'-r ss3uss q sE-
change 5i prissncgs CSC, F11cis71 90 C9aEseEss
g very y5.a a1iLeIs. cJT7re- llszT o1e EHn
jzed ceisve PAGES @. 2 -Hl-t Gaa.lsf it, how
ever, sff3r3s sunUarY Cf r-s stcTicsl inseT-
sst. Eith YeiereFeo 10 tss ccc- asset .1e Easkess
Il shs var sId ai-a g Tiss 90 t5i1 interest," We
enuDsrats The p1.n.s made ~ Q lll-ui ssisner
Oud IN the c5rfssFo7-eaca They c1nstisutes =
srxt flr oDs Of the mo-s s-rz.sg easriels IA he
history CT Ca war;
]. Tfo srraaf and ssssulcr OF nan.eenbs;-
ants -Ete Ysnkeo Ezsl3Eiiss hsys psrs.sle1tiy
FsHs5d o observe sly 4r1Gai Enil SIS to sHgh
parties. Tns5- 1,'sE-rv o-ta -Fss siasrs Eavs bsen
permitted 10 maAs z-sest1 o. u1E-eosabassllss
without reSa-d b tte5r sge, -sE q Tl-gasiou-
Af-rwgTds, thay blTa tsea tf-1vu mo pzisoz,-
and tssr0 iGiefai.-lT fsa-rsi. u mlst eass1
without chR-Ees.
2. TIE Tsts mon ci cT1E-nza5s and rssI-
ehsEged c6esTa sHi Hiez --lasfs zIs slheefs
eld msa Bov 6 Federal ssiasus Who hzTs bssn
ttzTe eyer sirea TIE s-egt-7r Ui -l5 csriei. Ce2-
E-isaloGsT 0s.I has bs0UVh. 10 tAs-atleaiaa Gi
ths C1lss1 Sts.ss sgs17rlsiss se2lz -5f again
tee names ef s3zns 5t tas Psr.a. tho were e1E-
aaed IN ys3lation cf ib5 exliszsa aefsenenss.
In sous eases, alter loag 5say, lie PARTED Eers
r5ilsgGj. 0iHGEs, boa7er- sza a-3l aaEEisE-
i1E In coaaoonsai.
8 Fha general srlsfs ot tl3 easHly5e end s.sr
c7neceiiga ~ Q l,c tiA-l2ls e efaA4a s9---o5
a7E' rs 'ae O'ii-s-sfa-- '7'tsi mems esi-i
C reu1vs al gssiss.ss 80 . general sZGhsuFs
oi pils5Atis' -asL "asil iAa el1e e-Hsi-aa -
adiusiz-'iii OF Palo.a-Fli -l11e s1ljac5 9i in
e1iiy y s1o 5ne1oy, 3 z FftEsiy ssseed . de-
terntu9 $40 whole g. ~ ,p seeof4aae9 uslla iia
general orders lssls- e. " Aaians-o a o'a very
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3a'e o. tos sS.'1i sHiss.ns no .,. ca
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They oEigiua.ed Il The systam Of details al
lowed by 'he G1vsTnmsnt Hare Is the mischief,
and here The remedy EhSali be applied. II is
this that IS destroying the Vii2litias Of ihs sTmy
aud The energies Of tho struggle He dealt at
mrch length upon this poius, sud said If the de-
tailed men able to do military !duiY were pz. IA
tie RANKS, ihs dsseFtoFs brought hack, aud the
exemption law modified IN many particulars, we
would have an army ebie to cope with our sd
YeTsaTios.
Unless ibis was dons--unlsss there was
change in tie policy Of tie GoFaFnnenl, We
should hsvo pr0trseled and bloody struggle
a struggle such as Prussia had, when ono-teuth
Of cer-whole male population Perishod upon the
isld q bsttlo, VIXEN the a0sholity OF her magis-
ifstss aid iAws was suspended, aad sbe hoErors
Of peshisGee and isniDs woTe saded - thu.
atrocities OF war. But if tie measure he I1di-
Gated BeTs adopted, he was sRsisEod the sFE.y
would Be 80 increased tbat euotaoC year Woald
terminate ths Struggle. Ths clouds would pAEs
away, ard the bow Of pGree once nore span tss
arch of lie b. aVens. IS
Mr. DsTgsa, of Alsbsms, also sP9ke IA eppo-
siiion to thD BIZ, and continued his remarks
GR.il the expiration Of the morning b ur, when
the special order was called, and the House
went INTO secret session for the consideration Of
he bills reported from the Committee On lAo
cuIeEcy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-15

Ma EDIFoR When recently with ths army
II Tennessee, such remarks ss these iel iFom
tts lips Of -cfseoes and men, VIZ; +" " nilst We
sTS enduring hsEdships snd exposing or lives
nen Of property are sending substitutes 30 this
army. most Of whom desert and leave Us 10 bs
ovaIgua and murdered by suseriog numbsrs
Our wives write Is thst eOnacnbs sEd suloks-
houses are locked Up, and plastsrs say they
have nothing to sell, when, at the s3mo lime,
shsy arc hoardi3g up provisions Hnsil spseuls-
sors come along 70 give high prices"
IS hsVs been IN Al tie battles Of The West,
and wounded maTe thsn eEeo, and my family
driven from their homes. na stnss OF every
hing, are struggling ie Georgia 70 &c: shs!.sg
and sonasthiag 20 sss Mypsy 3 -s Eentb,
and hstle sympathy Is Shown my suffering wife
and ehildreu-they s-e charged thFes prices for
what sesasy accommodation thsy gsss and often
srs nigh Starvation. W might IS well be IN
der Lineela's despotisn as saduEe such treat
zeBt"
LssRusgs such IS the above, toe plainly sx-
nlsia he late revsrsss Sc Chattanooga. Every
Tsri is true and 10 rnan can wonder that the
srrnv Is disgusssd and dishsHtened. Now ny
.vuesl Is 70 sbe ReoPls to ch4RgS tsis state Of
tbisgs. bog you people Of Georgia to swEke
IN vsur danger before il q too lsis. Next spring
Al army of invasion viii GENE down upon Us,
form;3sbls ia BumbeTs and feroeiops In It's pur-
noses 9f slundes and devastation. What win
your imaginary SaiEs BE- worth to yoa, II Tes,
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- Ths Teren.o Leader relates that on Mon
asv last 6 Bnfaio steam sEg, with t8o seows
IL two, get too far iBte The current OF hiegEIA
river, just above iho falls for the hssd OF sieon
q. and the capsain sad c.sw Of four men be-
coming alarmed lsspsd overheard aad stuck
f,r de shore The captsin ssa three mon sue
coesad in getting TO land, bu. tie fourth man
sul Z bensRlh ghe ieapiDg aud boiling waters
and was csrTio3 ovsr the awful eatafaet. o2lae
sssr Ia one eli the scows wss rescaed by two
bssiaaeu who putcf n sizif 10 thsiT sssiss-
anes. The tug and one Beow went over tAe
falls, But the othsr seoW struek On Tosk JuSi
before lhs srink. and remsiDs there.
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ARRIVAL e YANKEE PRIsoBERs.--TEsnsy-
four YERke 7nsTs, including ore pOn-eCm-
uiissiensd = arrived IN his city Fridsy
evening /SayauBsh train, and gere duly
Registered IielL sinkler, sciing provost mar
shsL II fslong mostly to the Io!h Connect.
cut Sol, hTs and 29sh Ez.saehzseits, and
,vore captured nssT s.. Aagussius. Florida, by
the cavalry company Of Capt Tucker. The
nrisoaegs we're lodged ia JED.
The negro captured on g. Johns island, who
stated hs was formerly Gen. Gslmore's eeok,
hGs also been bresght to the city CharlssloH
COaTtey.
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equals aud fsIiov-eiiissns--lhegs be your kinss,
oi, CsnfedeIsses Inpossibls some may e.
eisiu It is not in the very nature Of things that
tie higher race shoald be FazsAis . ths lower,
Alas we never dis5siEed the Yankees more
than tie three million hszghty neblss Of Poland
dssBisad he coarse aud coWaFdly MaseoTisa.
Whsn tha! splendid kingdom was indepea4sat,
and is bnlliszt nobility some set dEF tsoorsd
10 tbs plain hard by the YissEls, With bEanor
and plum7, 70 select 2 sovsrsisa Jagsllsn, Who
would have dared predict 20 them that their
ehildren's backs woHld one day be msde &C.
quaiutsd W tEthe iEscsTite knout that seions
OF their pTiaellicst hausss, even thssT noble Is
dies, dsep IA Rassian dungeons, would b forced
to give evidence by seo2rgiHg, administered By
lha lowest polieenzs Impossibie Why, let
our srms sE1s hs laid down, and he Bag Is
net ozly possibls--it Is as good az asas.
We must sink st oace to vassal people, OBJ
jse. OF the seoEn, az bsss the pity, Of al the
world. Tnsn It viii bo in vain that ne shall
hold ous egr hands 70 foIaign na.i5us Tor help
or symFathyi there viii De no heaTin~, 20
sho9iag fer u or TIE Garth. In vaiB. then,
seaA we eeRsllrs IN s1cset dsus 70 devise At
isass 2oHae EasaEs Q. desperate Tss!sisles--in
tee most secret 5f our chambers. 5-bsrever tF1
or k5ree fro ga-A.rsd legsther, thsre VII b 3
doEectiyo IN the midst Of them. What Would
We give then 10 see hut one half tho army in Tho
field that wo have aelaslly CT foos, By G.d's
mercy, this day. Hoss it is Row We shall
seEreelY par. with IL hat ne ray hsTeafer
pray lgr BAT fragment Of Is, ard piHe foE the
want ef l.. Ws 5azll not break the bright Con-
fejetaie swogd tsEs We may oHs day bliu1ly
and hopo.ssessl7 clutch at q splinter Of it. Ths
Colfsdsrscy Is siill IN The oFen fsli, rot IN tho
eaisccnEs, tho CEveEHs sDd calvsTts TIE free
ar Of theit naive hills sill blows uPoa our
soldiers bIOHs, ard Its the prcod folds Of
their banneEsi ihsir basslo-saEls still wakes ths
morning and. thaiy arms yet shine in the sun.
Let not .hess noble CJafaderstss shrink from
bold belligerents into q Takols Of skulking
rebels, lFbf6sking for pardon, fsarful cl their
ewn shadows, aud WilHsrisg away ia dsHs CT
conspiracy. .aHdoT tae Priso0-bTsa:h Of The IL
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s.goot.P,ia,s on lbe Sands Of Tine ,

Tha Eevg York Tr.buss abuses the Northern
Congress, through some Of is pacihc nIercbers,
snd piscoutly points 20 cur Contedersie Cen
-rass, ssyiug :'TheTe TIE evil gsuius Of dissen-
sion has 10 gw2y" "A,ss was Ads's conf
ment as she resd IN the Same copy 81 the Tn
bHas certain sbEsige ard sppGUaed sentiments
Of a certain CoHfsdsrEie Congressman. Alas
M Greelsy is q very cruel wsg. While he
NOUNS the total a5seuce Of thjs evil genius from
our Congress, he suctss very awkward PTosi
thst he fi1sn hss at last put his tO0i in IT,
ggflheTE Eurch
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goNEEpnnarE srAras ooneREss


FgIDAY, Jsuuary s.-The Senate met at
Is o'cIoek, M Mr.. Hunter. Of VTgiEla, in the
chair. Prayer by he Rev. DR.. Minnogersds, Of
tho Episcopal church.
The President laid before the Senate com
municatoH from Gov. Br3wn, Of Georgia, cor
cerning resolutions Of the Georgia Legislature,
expressing discrimination 70 prosecute tie war
With the almost Tigcr. Ths communication and
documents were ordered to be printed.
0a motion Ct Mr.. SpsrroV, the Senate To-
solved into secret session, sHd, the d0OE being
reopsned, adjourned.
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sno fiieONGs OF brTdGnrEp VISITORS
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49,
GRAND MAscUERADE ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
~ o. making gocd APPEARANCE q should
ment OF DIesscs wigs Curtis &c IN the city Costumes
snd Fancy Dresses made to order o. sO Fourth street. near
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GUN MACHINERY WANTED.
THE MANHATTAN
FIREARMS
COMPANY

EREENWOOD CRMETERY.-A LOT OR PART OF
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~ N OOn WORTH or CAST OFF CLOTHING
ylV.UUU wanted.I will pay the hsass - priss for
~ Rovcnth avenue between Thirty third and Thirty fourth
6ructs a. o. STRAUSS Ladies attended BY MIS- Saass
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scO --yELoDEON $50 BROADWAY s3
600. To night the great English Opera Troupe
No charge for admisson; Admission free
Tonight the Opera Of JACK THE GIANT KILLER,
Written expressly for the Mclodeon, By Brown.
Camie Haen thompson
Don JULIUS
Don Alexander Brown moses solomon
Kna William H.. OF Africa w Cole
L1ughadlIo, NaiI
Ggadcr Brnclc.. Dfednot rom SAytcs
Bicode Doiu
Marchioncss de Hmnkey hss lew An}ersom
Citizens Gypses. Lords and Ladies Soldiers BY the
members OF the Chorus and Corps de Ballet
The Opera under the entire direction Of Albert Braham
host Of the thirty three ladies
and gentlemen regularly engaged the best talent In the city
genteel ladies wanted TO refreshmens;s
highest salaries paid. GEO. z. HEYDON, Director
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N ARION VOC Al so GETTY
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. FEBRUARY II. 1854.
Drivers will drive Irving place from Fourteenth street
their horses heads towards Fcenth street The rule
will apply TO carriages taking guests from IA bail
THE COMMITfEE or ARRAN CLEMENTS.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-06-10
Scltrtrd atlisfellanu.
A TALE OF JEALOUSY.
THE BARoNrr's STORY.

The following story was related TO
me by an old friend, an Irish baronet,
and, as far as my memory serves, l Will
give it to you IN his own words:
About four months after my mar
rage, it was my won't, each morning
after breakfast, to stroll about my gar
dens and fields, until, perhaps, four
o'clock, at which hour returned home
to enjoy my wife's society; and when
the weather permitted, we occasionally
took walk or ride
One morning, feeling myself not
quite well, | returned much earlier
than usual, about eleven o'clock, and
wentinto the houseby back entrance;
as neither knocking on ringing an
nounced my arrival, my wife was not
aware Of my return.
sought her first in the drawing
room, but not finding her there, pro-
ceeded to her bedroom, and while
passing through my dressing-room to
IT. ! was surprised by a sudden rush
10 the bedroom door, which was in
SANITY bolted within. / distinctly
heard a low whispering, and. as |
thought, hurried receding steps: vet,
, was not kept waiting
NOR lnan a few seconds My wife's
nn"iu opened the door, when to my
great peiplexity, beheld nv wifeis
usually pale face suffused With crimson
bushes; also detected her mannu-
wing comb through her hair to hide,
a. instantly suspected, her bushes
"o ,I,, me, ON her disorderly curls.
:. NAT Is the meaning of all this p
thought |, 1T is strange the maid
ened !" '''' in''ch irlSh1-
vii, IS VIE dhd not hasten to meet me
v w,.n her usually sunny welcome: there
s ,. not even one smile TO erect me
s i' length recovering herself a little
'"e NV WIN "A hesitating manner. said.
p en- love, how goes on the farm p
IN p ,' was grieved, for the first time
co my me- felt that | was not vel
u tbat ' felt something was going on
so,-;, uSht TO know. So merely
;n' IilS' 4 will tell You when we meet
t 10 'ile drawing-room," abruptly anti,
or N ~, knowing whittier | was going
lnt"ny l suffered so frightful a revo-
, ,~.l OF feeling, hurried down stairs
Ia~r 4eu through the hall, across the
tb"t h, and plunged into the fire-path
rr~ ~' leads to sequestered part of the
, n,1nnds; nor did | slacken my pace
VIII ,'n was fully mile from the house
han In l threw myself upon the green
mn nun py the side of the river, the most
L n,'apie OF men. /, who, one hal
nov, ,~ before was the happiest of men,
~ unaccountably, utterly wretched.
nv, rriae had, at the moment, prevented
tLon asking Tor an explanation; that,
sone aSn'' ought to have been given un,
% sought and determined not to ash
c cly Lady why my visit was SO unwe JD
wa but henceforth I resolved to keen .
cr ~'ch ~, eye upon her. A tbonsand
J' rue, thoughts crowded upon me- now
""a discovered there was someib;no