Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-23
Anolhsr Prspsss Gene e 5ssxns-.


From he Albany (Ga) PasriOtl
In these rezsnersfiVs days Of narTslous
/ dreams and prophecies concerning the Ear, is
/ duration snd termin4tion, We haF8 held oursslf
alo0f fTom the hippans cazs af thsolozisns, sBir-
itualists and sesEs, believing everything smans-
| Erg from such sources unworthy Of rspsliiiou.
I much less -beiieE
But, with or readers pardon, w Ril reista
a dIssm as il was told us b Cur friend. Lisu1
/ John Rim, for the ruth of Whieh be eilsz as
| 70 his neigbbOr, Mr. McDaid. an aged aad -
sDeessbs eifizsn, who liyss within half mia
of thi8 city, ca the opposite sida af Pint riTeE
Mr. Med. is well known 70 many Of our eiti-
/ sens Is 8 u1aH Of FsraeitT aed geod sense, and
10 way inclined 10 3 belief In he supernatural
/ NJ. Med is between sky ald seventy years
/ of sze, and Is blessed with good Health and more
than crdi1sTy intsiiigenes however, shS angel
/ Ga5lisl' caosa him nom among the millions Of
| ths COntsdsyzGy 70 convey ihe following ehesr-
/ ing and uudoubtsd revelation
/ About two weeks sgo, Mr.. McDsid, aftsF paT-
/ taking Of slight supper snd ind1lging in ths
/ soothing pleasures q bis pipe, rstHed 70 resL
I Shortly after, be ied ssieeP aed dreamed thas
/ tha AnSsl Gabriel cane 80 him, aud, calling
I him by name, iufSrmsd him that be Wss HoE
I long ior this world, hus hefoIs be would 30
/ called ahsres, hs would rsVsal 10 him the uld-
/ innate fsss OF the object nsErast bis hesrt-tks
! future destiny Of the ConfsdsTE.s States. Our
/ sxistszcs As q nAliGn, tas angel said, depended
I principally apon ths success OF Gsn. J0hDst0n's
/ army; shat the scales Of iste W0Rld be about
1 balsuesd uafii TIE waning Of lie year when q
/ warrior rom tie South would JON Johnston,
and Goth combined would T0ut and snuihilats
/ the hosts Of ne ensnIy that 10 E1Eopea1 na-
/ ton would rec1gaiza Cur independence untl Ehlg
/ was done, and tlst policy alone now keeps tha
Rs.ion ruled By the sea OF destiny tron cItsnd-
iag 70 as the rghs hand, As il did 20 our fsshsEs
/ On = less m0meusoUB Ocsasi3u- Daring tbs
/ present year peaes viii be restored between tie
| Norihsrn Aat s1utheTu -rsgHhhc5. We would
/ prosper and mHlhply. and disssBsi0n, for sn n
I detiEito iius, oauiahed from our midsti while
civil war, rios ard desolation were 20 ba the &C.
| eurssd fruits Of ths Gncurbed ambition Of tie
/ North.
Mr.. Ned. asked if al this would cone to pass
/ in his days. but the angel answered syasiyeiy,
/ By telling hin lhas as would soon dis. Lie
was nst for the aEsd and esrs-E0fns Wh9 has
/ already lived and behsid more on earth than
/ ninesesn-tWeniiaths Of his fsiloE m0rlals. MaH,
in MS (the sngels) celestial home vas notoTi-
6us tor his inGuslava propensisiea, a. the *
/ grnDla OF s. Pstsr csszriy illustrated, who,
/ when tod by BIS Lord ard Master that 'iz
little iins" 70 Fcuii be with h-a sgains wanted
( 10 knew hss eng thss hlfs tine vast Be con
tented and prepared toT ths journey yo1 VII
seon hsvs % andsrtairs, and make shT euTios y
] ion. Tsus spoke tas sngsi 20 cur sged friend
4 who rsmbliaziy .risSed sn0thar inssTcgatIpa
IIoN sh7uid be k10R Whzg u haafa WEs truih
Cr hsltorinsfoli The angel Lhsa informed
+ him that D. Fculd send 8 m-ssscgsr % Tcuch
4 iar ll.s err-,elsaz5 ei AZ 10 said- VIA he
sross is lze nl-r4 ing, ns Tas to -rzTerss q Well
known eos-5s.a b tne E9cGs aeIEcaHt 60 his
hsusa, and Ea would nset So Israel coon
couiur tagAr5s him witch 10 Fas % lake homs
and BradHcs @ \ confirmation Ct hrs stoTys
Ehsn he related il % me incrsduious-lhat fsW
would 5elisvs zim oEhsrEiss, ard not many
thea; but tims H0gld c91ob0Tass ths iaets b
the general satisfaction Of All
Mr.. Med. Ensn he srsss next morning doaa
as the angel" told him, and sars enough, =
nondoseript-psyt coon ard psTt foz-mes hinu
IN the pssh s1d allowed hin 20 tzzs {. n hts
arms and cary is home Hs kept if for some
days, sad Ihsu gsvs il 70 Mr. James Doyle y
liTes On Al adjoining place 70 aim, ssld , -
possession We have seen H. ~Assssa- ziiil'.-z
Doyle told us the story a5 they heard ifs and W.
Lay before cur Ts-&eEs iss substszcs as tssy ~
! Doated l. 10 Us. Il stands = head And sh0al3ar
above al the dreams We have Jet Rad N rslA-
ton t9the EaT, IS i IS ths ms5t feasible and
Simple ard is vsraeity ssEz1s unqaest01ed n
this piny- woods region, lB The narrator, o.
dreamer, IS known IS = Tukaful nan; besides he
IS backed By the "Israsl cson," which i stu
the prOpsrty snd playmate Of oar hisad, NJ
lDoyle.