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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-03
AaEALGAmATEOR AMONG PHE
XANkkRRe.
FROM lhe RIchuona Essmlnsr.l


Before the present war, had the citizens Of
this portion of the old 'sUniied States" been
told thGt their Yankee associates would ere lorg
advocate 6 general system Of smAlgsmaiioD,
they would have been very 10th TO believe the
statement. Had they been told, also, that the
women of New England would have eounten-
snced and urged on such measure With view
% enrich and enliven the blood, and more fully
10 develop the forms Of the descendants Of lhs
"puritsns," they would have diseredite9 and
scorred tho informant. Such a pTcIet our
Southern paople woald havs looked upon with
disgust and hoTroE-as sn outrage upon al tie
forms Of deeency and selfrsspect. Nov, how
ever, since the war began, and since the effort
has been made tooyerlhroW all the time-honOred
sed valuable Institutions Of the South, tho cisi
gems of this portion Of the old "UnionH have
gradually been taught and compelled to belisre
that there is no stability end nothing genuine
in the boAsted professions of Yankee Christisui-
ty and civilization.
The recent order of the Yankee Secretary of
War, that all the churches in the Confederate
States, as sO0H ss eaPiETed, should be handed
over to the fanstiesl preachers of Yankee lssd,
who would, to use the language eff their Presi-
deat-Lincoln, run them thenceforHard in
the train of the Abolition high priests-was
only ia keeping with the character of the
Yankee, as revealed and more lullg developed
since the beginning OF this war. Now, We have
an5ther phase. AbOlitOniSm has spread its
poisonous inhusrcs SO fully through the hearts
Of the people OF New England, that there is
scarcely any scheme or sentiment that they win
not embrace, fEvor and sustain in their efforts to
break down the Institutions Of the Confederate
States, root out and destroy the people, and di-
vide among Yankee mefeenGTiss our property
and our homes.
''Msn proposes a8d God disposes," is q time
honored maxim, snd it seems ths. our enemies
in Yankee land ere falling deeper and deeper
in the scala of enthusiastically have found,
too, or are fast becoming impressed with the
idea, that the old puritan" blood has lost its
power sud vitality, and sll thst is now needed
to "make Them the most powerful nstion in the
world /" is q mixture with the nsgcO race. They
are also contending that call thss ia needed to
make the Yankee race the finest on the earth, is
to eugraft upen it the negro element" Start
n t, gentle reader, 1t the assertion say not
thst it is too horrible 70 be true. We assure
you the facts are too numerous aud the evidence
too plain to admit Of doubt. For the present,
let the following Communication, from the New
York correspondent Of the London Tass, speak
ifs own tale:
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federal OpinIsa Of Aady Jshu.su.

From the LoulsviHs Journal. March 16I
We ere convinced that the Hon. Andrew
J 9hnson, who holds ths anomalous Office Of
military governor Of Tennesses, has been .
curse to thHt State and curse to the es1ss Of
the Union. We do NOS say that be has bsen =
curse Intentionally, bat simply that be has been
. Curss in fact We presume that he has in
tended to be whatever he thought would most
resdily and surely win the object Of his high
political ambition. We do not say that be Is SCI
fsh; no doubt the welfare Of the e0ansTy, IN
his opinion, demands that be should be Presi-
dent; so, in seeking the presidency, he views
himself IS acting the part Of truly disinteE-
ested patriot
His military EIcellsney lstsly prescribed. 80
condition Of voting in Tennessse. an oath
never prescribed b. the President Of The United
Safes, never prescribed By Gov. Banks in Louis
lana, ns7er prescribed by any other functi0nzzy
snyWheTs in this country. The people Of Ten
nessee revolt ct this Johnson oath, for hey re-
gard il as Sn attempted imposition upon-shem-
Nearly al Of them refuse 20 take it, however 10y
al shoy may be-; they prefer losing their votes.
We are informed nos only by NashVills papers
but by private citizens thst the elections IN Nash
vile few days ego were the varisst mocksry
that could be imagined. Hardy any v0ting stali
vas doas except By soldiers And thus Is viii
be st every election in Tennessss while the An-
drew Johnson cath shall eontins 10 be obhGded
upon men pFessnting Themselves a. the polls.
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Col. WM PARKER WHITE.-At last ae-
counts Col. White WAS doing as well a. could
os expected in view OF the serious nature Of his
wound The ball shattered the lsft knee joint
and broke tho thigh bone Just above, passing
entirely through The leg. He has been removed
70 Georgetown, where he is receiving every at
tentiOn that medical skill and The kindness Of
friends can bsssow. Amputsii0n Of the limb
has been decided upon a. absolutely Necessary
though il Is still too much swollen to justify
the operation st this tine.
We are Informed that private in tie battal-
ION. whose name we have forgotten, has con
esssd fhs. he was the author Of The eOEardly
,fleulpt 70 ssssssinsts bis commander. He says
be was hribsd with thousand dollars, hofsa
and eqaipmsnts 10 do The deed, sn ex-CapiAfn
Bowen, who vas not long since trisd By court
martial and cashieTed, bsing ths insfiRaior, and
thst be was actively sided By Lieut. Harper, Of
the ezms company. All the parties implicated
are now IN GEsIleston jEil, ard wiz, doubtless,
soon pay the penalty Of their infamous erime.-.
SapGBHah Republican.
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The bogus election in Haywood county is
reported to have passed, eff quetly. About
gevsn hundred votes were polIed, and the fol-
lowing persons elected: H. H. Mahon, sheriff
c. B. RsVells, county court clerk; ]. NJ Rui-
ledge, circuit court clerk Joseph Morton, tax
collector L. j. BlsdEoe, trustsc VIM. F. Tally,
register.
In the early part Of March two parties were
caught stealing horses in Upton county. 'one
was the son of resident there the other had
been known By the names of WstsoR and
Weed. BE said he was from Memphis. The
eilizsns gave them trial, fouud them guilty,
and hung them both.
Ia Memphis the district court was organized
on the s.h Of March. The BHEIetiH says :
"Msny of our lawyers wsro qualified, and all
cases brought forward viii be tried upon their
merits"
A. n. Heinrich was elected justice of the
peace in the 9Th district of Shelby county.
A proposition is being sgi!atod to divide the
7th ward. 1t Is suggested that the southern
portion, from Union to South street, still remain
the seventh wsrd, and the northern portion from
Union to Adams street, bo made the ninth
ward.
Oae of Mayor Parks chsrarssi ssaelsgas.
tions Is given ia the BSllstiz. 3 is 10 gsteg-
enee to shs slaves in Che city, CT "eontrsbRads"
as no terms them. He says: Let it be distinct
y understood that every resident, within the
city limits, who has q eOnGrIbsnd or contra
bands employed upon his or their premises,
shall look well 70 their health and treatment
small poz particularly. It ia expected Ofparties
who have eontrabsnds hired or upon thUir prer;-
ises, that they, in case of sickness Of sny kind,
shall not saddle the city with the samei but the
mayor viii give such information as msyIs.
lievs the parties TO sOme extent
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SIEGE OF CHARLEsToN-Ts TsO HEHdred and
SiIiy SeDsBth Dqy.-The eGemy fred three shois
at F0rt Snmter Wednesday evening, Snd tour
shots daring the night, Gll of winch struck.
The Yankee working parties were again busy
upon the Cummings Point batteries, and the
Swamp Angel" Our batteries kept up slow
FIRE upon them.
Soms little activity was observed among tho
feet in ths forenoon Courier.
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Making in round figures seventy-seven thou
sand bales Aud it is added: There have bsen
no receipts from Red river; perhaps the season
msy pass and no material rise in the waters OF
this stream, so as to admit communication,
may occur, as in 1855. Up to this moment
there is no intelligence of any movement either
in the waters of R,d, ouschits rivers or tribu-
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Latest frsu she Federal Army en- tA,s Pc.
tOmac.

tOmac.
To the Associated Press, North
WASHINGTON, March s5.-Gen Pleassnson
has been relieved from the command of bis cav
airy corps, ard is ordered to report to General
Rosecrsns Gan. Sickles is ordered TO report to
Gen. Curtis. Gen. Newton is ordered to report
TO Gen. Shermsn. Gsa. French ID ordered to
report at Philadelphia. Gen. Meredith Is or
dsred to report ct Cairo. Gems. Pickett, Glib
boBs sHd WadsweTth are ordered to report to
Gen. Meade for assignment to command. Gen.
Caldwell ia relieved, to enable him to set on
e5urt-mRrtiAl. Gen Spinola is ordered to court
martial Gen. Grants fTst general order ia as
follows:
It orders employees in the military railroad
servies TO prohibit the use of interesting Ii
qaoEs by any persons when on duty in the mill
tary railroad service. All employees of the
Government in this department detected using
liquor when On duty, or carrying il with them
on any military railroad, win be dismissed from
service.
All aloag the railroad from Long bridge to
Brandy station, redoubts are being erected for
the protection of commissary and quartermssser
stores. This does not look much ike "a GbSn-
donment Of this route to Richmond
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REMOVAL OF TOHGUE.-M. MaisouasBva
surgeon Of the Hotel Dieu, describes bovT n,
removed trsm patient the whels Of a tors1s
afflicted with cancer By means Of what bs ssSr,S
eaHtsTtsafi0a en- fsschss. He perforated ~
tongue with eight OF his eaaEsrisin1 srroEa
CFsseAss), 80 Is TO cause sll the ssctsd portious
70 slough eh in one mass His patient, sFier
the removal Of The tongue; could neither swal-
low nor speak, bat performed bosh sbese f1nc-
lions on esing supplied with gutts Perchs
tongue Of shs nataTal siEe.
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OFrrcE INSPECTOR FLA Trans, A. T..
Dslton March e, 1884.
~ -sr n rrocure the necessary Hunabtr Of MHles
& soS ne present use Of ibis Army, viii eEeh2ngs
- ole Mules those that are In unfeFviceAes
r,adIlon for trsnSPor atlon. p@y51s fe@souADi' e
sersnce 10 the pries Of he animals. a,
Tbe dspot Tor ubssrviceAbe Mules il noW 81 Ssl
y,.-,1 e. Major J. p. HOrbaeh or Capt. X ?. D1n
Ill aiVs aii Information neeestafy a. AhAnlAs aAu
f,-+t n L Eelchsr at Calhoun, 9s.
O-F~ D p. CHAFFEE,
Mslor ard Inspector Fls Trans,
-. Army Teuuersse
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" Ms Campbell, wife Of General VIM. B.
Campbell disd At tie family residence, near Le-
han0u, Tenn, on the 2lst. ult. she died OF COZ
sumption, after an affection of several years
Standing
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LoUIsIANA.-The New York WOrId's New
Orleans correspondent ssys every plantation on
the river, as far up as Baton Rouge, is under
cultivation by hired negro labor. The Times
says one thousand nine hundred negro children
are attending Ihs day schools in the city.
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AbplpFu4a
ARLAwTog, Quartsrnas,er-Gsnsral.
GEO. II. CRUMP & CO.,
sausWSfa, Ga,

A GrvTg for he isle of Manufactured and smok-
"a ipg Tobacco Hud GereTal Cen misrion Merchants,
bsve - LAND G iEIgs End well ieiecied stock q 10
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y Cincinnati is very much in favor OF the
Administration taking cur slaves. II the Ad-
minissration were to propose to take Cincinnahs
hogs, she would, perhaps, squsAl IS it all her
big and little porkers were holding conceTt-
Louisville journal.
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n. II. .4CFOE.,
NEW BOOKS !

THE following NEW EOt Ks have iud been re.
L ceiVed and are uo8 Tor sale e. ACTOH'S Army
NeEs Agency Da'tC1. Ga:
WheelsTs Cavalry Tactics with plates s1d UEgic.
Hardes's Tactics nsW edition.
Jesu VsisEn-5ih pSrt u les MlEsrsblss."
Lady EUtleyiB Secret
Charles DlskouE' EsW Christmas Story, Ms Llirrls
per's Lodging.
Field and FIesids Novelette,.
The We In Europe eCd America, from he Paris La
PsHis. usmiafieial journal
Tbs Camp Jester, OF Fun for the Mess
T e Confederate F.8g go1E Beck no. 2-the best
published.
Address OF The Atlantis Rcgister-by CineinnatUs.
Music Military works snd other Books ordered
wasu desired. A large Let Of new BOeks expected
daily Z. =. ACTON
Amy News Agent,
uh31 q AMY cf Tenuelsse
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To the Friends Of the Soldiers
ThrOushOut The CORfedeFacy.

CUaHTERMAsTER-GENERaL DEPARIMEET. RAIL
ROAD BUREAU, RiChnopd, Va, Feb. 20, let4
The friends and relatives Of soldiers in tie Army Of
Sortbsru virginia are hereby notified ths; arrange
usui has this day bcsa effected with The Southern EI
press Company to carry al packages OF food and wear
ing apparel 70 Rictnoad, Va.
To secure the Advantage ilus obtained through the
Express Company, the folov1g instructions must be
Observed
Packages must not contain more ths8 0ns hundred
pounds be well secured, sad plainly marked, and SEE;
tie expense OF the shipper 90 either Of the Soldiers
Rsief Associations, which are located &c foliows:
In North Csrolins, Ct Raleigh in South Carolina 81
ColEmbia; IN Georgia at Augusta In Alabama al
Montgomery; or 70 suy other point a. which one Of
these Assocttons have an oiscs.
TIE Arznts cf tbeFs Associations viii there take
charge Of them and ship daily, b Southern Express
Company, 20 she proper Agsua Of the respective
States St Richmond who will Be them distributed 10
The proper individual oUnerS
To meet the vshes Of the SOLDIER and to give them
a certain and speedy Communication with home, the
Southern Express Company has agreed 90 give this
freight preference over sYsrythlng ese and, in order
that no obstacle may oscur ts he sucosE Of 50 auds.
bic an enterpris the sveral Rsiiroad Companies are
hereby rsquesd % render the Express ComFsuy such
facilities as viii enable L. to m4ks thls arrangement
o0mPIsts suecssE
As tbe Southern Express Company assumes En re-
sponsIbty Ct iRs transportation Of these PACK sses
she Relief Associations requested to withdraw tAaiT
AFents who have bervtofule acted travelling eSsan
rsra II the Relief AtxocstloIs viii estsbliLh agen
esE in the rear of ether armies they may enjoy the
came privileges hereby secured 70 The Army Of North.
srn virglsia F. W SINS.
Llsut-Col and Qusriermss.er.
a.
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OUR AARKEF.-Our city maEks. Is an inyi-
ting plaza We stroIlsd through the square af-
ter 4 late breakfast yesterday morning, and
AMONG The fsE carts scattered here and thsFs We
foun6 q small lot Of butter, held at 80 pound,
md a few bags Of meal for which the producer
demanded $50 9 bushel in small nosss- We
si0bsd and passed On, profsuing dsalh By star
vst;ou to hpiag at such prices. They ISL Us,
boTeVer, il may be, At least We hops 50, bat We
are not saDguins. We hope thoss Wh0 promise
ms that prices shall cone down wi. not April
GSd bslp the pOOr.-Rslssgk Progysss.
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w Hsrmes. The correspondent Of The Charles.

ton MsreEry, writes as follows;
A curious bit Of unrecorded history, said 70
DO strictly true, is this; After Johnston hsd
been wounded, Lee called a council of war,
The President entered Just as General Lee was
exclsimiRg: "My God gentlemen, do you
intend to fall back to the Calf of Mexico r
Seeing the President he explained that all the
oficeTs were opposed to his plan of crossing ths
Chickaho piny, and giving battle. the Pres
ident would sustain him, be would take the re-
Eponsibilisy of ordering the battle. The PreSi
dent did sustain him, and 80 Lee sawed Bien
moAd"
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n On The 27,h, the Cumberland was rece-
ding slowly al Nashville, with four feet water
On Harpsth shoals. Cotton was selling on the
Same day q, 52a56.
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~ The terror Of the Great Desert of Sa-
hars is being removed by the application Of
science. In 1860 Eve wells had been opened,
bringing 6sbss to the surface from depth Of
ing around the Wslls and The g desert viii bios
SON like the rose"
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TJ. R. Coburn, Of New York, has accepted
the challenge Of J. NJ Mace, of England, to
6eht him in ireland, and leaves for England on
the lst Of May
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z The Nashville UHisn Of toe 29.h says ;
CAPT. Smith, notorious guerrilla vss killed last
Monday, IN & skiEmish on the upper CumbeI-
land
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II GRAPHIC.
of the Press Association

Entered SccoTding 70 act OF Congress IN the yes 1868
By J. s. THRAsHER, in tbs Clerks ofies OF The Dis.
trct Court Of the Coufederas States fsr the North
srn District Of Georgia.
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Texas Hospital.
Notice.

rrxHE TEXAS Hospissl fornsr'y st Quitusu, EIsE +,
u has. by order o. Lieut. eel. Po3k pesn 5e sstso-
n. - "a aubaTn. Alabanla mh1s ~.
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RACs warTED.

The highest market price, either in money
or subscription, viii be psid for clean esgton
or linen rags, white or eolored, delivered at the
APPEAL cOunting-Toom, Atlanta.
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& BOUT two weeks $50. LADY BEEASTPIN
a WITCH the ovaer csn set g. this ci1s ty p.oyi8i
lie ssue snd Payius ior th-a advertisement
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Ss1,iaE he Valac Of tss OIi Issue Of 1nf,dcrafs
hoRa uLez Diso0Hated fer tic Es Issils Of CoaJe3s-
NOHe, lts BEse Of Tire Dollars n Cd Lssae
for Iuo D6li0rs n NsB lfsas, from IS 70 $500:
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Why is an unsocial fellow like dog Be-
cause he is only bOI0-ing acquaintance.
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COTToE AT New ORLEANS The Pioayus6 ;,
of March 81, gives the following as the cotton
receipts in that city during tie previous siI
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
.T0HE. y. KING CO.,

TFNERAL COEzuSsIOS NERO gHAET5, near
III Norcross' corner Marietta street, Atlsnts, Ga
vi tt,end personally end promptly 10 All o. dsrg Eno
rsnsIgunenta putrusted 20 her care. EE2s IN
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Repsras Of RunaiuE Opern,rau.

FAYETTEVILLE April ., Is5f.-Two million, one hun
dred and thirtyfve thousand and two hundred dollars
funded here BY distributing OHcsrs one hundred
sndtWsnty thousand six hundred and ninsfysvgo dollars
Wn1useToS, April 2, 1s6l.-Tbs repositories In this
city foot up four million nine hundred and six tsoussnd
and ssyen hundred 6oilsrs funded.
MACcS, April ?. IsSl.--Ths amount funded here Is
thirteen million four hundred aod nasteeu thousand and
sig hundred dollars bsadss args amount paid N By
disburzing sgsHts.
The amount funded in Albany, Ga, Is one million four
hundred and nInstyzx thousand and nine hundred DOL
lars
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SPIRIT RAIsIEG.-LAy = dine coin on shs
counter Of any saloon in tie city, and sYirifs
eill appear in minute,
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IaTERRsEIse FaoEl TnE NoRTn:


We have received the Nashville Union Of the 27sh
ultmO from which We extract thefOlloping Interesting
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LATER From THE NORrm.
Forrest d, TT'ssfeT.. KensHcky.

F0rrest iss EB'ssfeTBs Kentucky.
RICHMOND, Apdl 2-The New York Herald Of the
29.h ult. has been rsesiFsd
rs dispatches from Cairo state that Forrest attacked
Padueah KY the 26th. Three different stacks On
the fort were re2used by the garrison The rebels
Ing three hundred dssd on the field.
Fear gunboats opened Gre on the city. TO prevent
the rebels from occupying L.
During tie Asht the rebels pundsrsd the s,orss sez
Ing an innsnss quantity os goods.
Several women were killed
The Federal loss Is reported at fourteen killed and
forty.hvs wounded.
The frsnt part Of the ei.y was Destroyed incudns Tie
hospitals, gas works some Of hs finest rsssnces Court
HOUSE and Pest Office The Confidential hotel was Tn
Injured
TIE rebels returned AZ night sffer burning the depot
aud the steamer Daesah on the stocks They proceed
ed in the direction Of Columbus
mfseelIRueaus.
Telegrams from Fort Smith state that the army Of
the frontier Is In motOn-suppOEsd destination North
ern Texas.
The House Of ofRsprsssntssYes laid on the table, BY a
vois Of 65 to 40 rssOluIoas granting the use Of Il.
hsIl 70 Gen. Thompson, for leeturing purposes.
The reorganization Of the army Of ths Potomac il
FsPsrted rapidly P-ogressins-
On the 2sth gold tell in New York 70 f64I in eopss
quencs Of the issue Of gold esrtihestss but il rsled
again 10 l66.