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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

rrspv on, w,ls. 10 know Whist Goes DysP~rsa Cure Las
90 ~ on pr d. worst u Dy-p-psa ~ r4tseacv ie
- :, 10 a pfird- sley 20 great 10 the raenge, We
s, an ho sre N tho douDaI 10 call and ho.' ios
l.sLaselyCf.
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Observation-Disclosures

HSTHETICO-NEUR
I, derived from the Greek word Aaop,kos which, ip IL
literal occupation ,gniae, perialn. The the teoy
or philosophy OF tastes tic science OF sensations, h
which explains the Of neala pain pleasure Neural
cor compound Of the Crees words n,n.ou nerve
aua .osos dseourto with the suz TIE meaning con
yeyed by the term is that II instrument, machine de
vised o., philosophical principles. vi.h thorough lnOwsd.e
OF the nervous sysleu.
In describing the length to show i,'
that sy DO better understood by tie general sufferer We
give simpler explanation. The is tie =
Of many disss.oa
All physician, admit this snd ., proie =. least to 10 sh
20 spply remedy. Tho Aopsthie HOMEOPATHIC and Hy'
droP.,hie by prescribing oes snodyne' Lc ry and do
alleviate tic pain arising o impaired des'ed nerves but
Ibis doe. no, restore tie II only temporary relief
AIsef too to at IL. expense ofihe entire
sy,ter- The A,ibe,lso Neufalseon Of Dr. yoS EIsES-
BERG no, merely s-ys the irritation but restores The nerve
TO IT.. normal condition Tn. Doctor. theory H. tina, e.ch
la. spsclhe oss. and Lee to peculiar 'u,opiA
touch and tie hand tie Of touch f. nsen'lb
10 light ard on through thd whole system. II. rs.,r
essnes Of this ssiheiios n,um.n f. thai 4 be srPia
not or sv-rworl principles, which rrrapes I'll
bat b. applied with ,seur.y and certainty
nerve OF nerve. that ss weakened impaired the dn,a
nerve. " motion OF sensation, 10 H.. eys, the tho
touch. a. IN paralysis.
To those however vlo in ssy wsr afflicted with 10"
sight o. bsar: With es,arh brouehI' ehea or lts de
earnestly mEsss, visit 70 the eon'uH. apartments
Of Dr. Won EIsEEBERG There b. viii be .pesdly made
to know ,b. possibility OF T. completed eise,.
cad thu, b. epoourrF-e 10 proceed mil b. d.ch.J Ihor
ou.hly reaovsted AID eerci
The re.d~f o. perusns VA. lsrs llf. rressa4s si
touching tie beauty som-eIiy eo',iss... touching tie
v,.iou, u.os to Which tito K.ieco seuragoon b,
Piled, may be induced IT, believe uAt In the ~sfA oi "I
commentator, W. bar, sIceeded the sober tru1 to '
utility but W. snov exceeded the limits - com
mon sense In on. description We not how r'end'ed
on, on. usy be ,s.ins f bo cannot, when thoroughly
-rpsned 10 Llu-snd liza, lie iuveniofl 1, peps,edn d. .,
Any time to these who cal ugoH hbs be convinced Ia
al is T. Claimed To- r. namely, the most pefiee, mechanical
esn,rrapos ls tie exhibition Of llasiIei and 0''eszed
medical preparation. In existence lie viii even on''-
he be- Justly minded IN many re'ree,, Il dssaod TO
b,, .bou, On en. revolution In cersin eeT,rtr-n' o.
, and .t IL Whit H. inventor with reason hslds en-
.pp.rstu. thst will 90 to mitigate human 'uehls thar
anything that ali PES. this tire hs' been afforded to
the wof1.--NsI5- York LrsHfHg ETp'o" sept 20 i0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

The Story of ANDY, TIE TAILOR BoY, VIII be
or sale by all booksellers Monday the 2itl Ahs boys
ne very engcr for 1t. Il Is splendid story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

iAdvsr;i-emeut
For COUGHS AND COLDS-use MARsHALLs
1.isE Tsys TAI DROPS. Excellent. Sold BY the Drug
-3Sts.
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NOO'' -'-'' No. IS We, ssth y.
CAPTAIN 4. CHAMBERLAIN
va No Is West 1sth 81.
MRS y g. CHAMBERLAIN,
VIM no. % Ws,, tS,n-st.
'N'''' Nv. CO IVES. 4;ihrt
L. Nj HussEf. 10.
AIR. and MRS. s. sCHOFiELD.

PFblYMBER DR. sCBEECK cen BE- eniv fond ri hl'
,,or No 81 Ronds New orE, every Iu-snay from "a
m ~ cor snitnfior aud advice but he Away, hri
nm, Of ed cn-s his which can be hsd a. =.
mo ffce ofih@ PiLhuhlC sfhLF and StA ~ " kru
Tn>tc = ~ ,,-f bo.i.e o. > tho hall dy1 MANDhAhE
gIILs p csri. per box - =, n, n x,-,.i..t.
Df.AiAs BARNES a Co, 10. ri faTh Row "h0'e''e
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

usd,ss-, md in,antsn-ou. psJs. word 's 'n~u
ofhsnof-4ar ei-t.1n . Fhsrnaceut..ouT favorable Nc
asintsn,. h tbe y, % p'opi-gufs " he woa
uowned GOES COUOH RALska q :. u,ed according
To our Jif,ciisns nay found ..sk bs-
W. I'D i. ou so- TesnoaiAis Com our neishDo'' and
,oy-n,ra.r 10 " sich ws asa youf carcai attention
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rel, u.ctj-. New STYLES.

ycr7 Lore Two Thfes, fon Five sin ard seven Dollars
cscG Fo sale by @. c. ALLIh 10 4i' hioAu"aJ
Necklaces Tor Misses. ,,,,.-,,.,.,.
gUO TUVTF F,fk. ElGlT TIN, tpIEHh' u
TIIlnIY DOLLARS each For sde ~ Amy
No as Droaaw'y, ont d'of below Ci'si''''es''
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DR., WIstar,s UaIsam of wild Chcrry,-In the

medicinal gum OF the Wild Cherry Tree, with ether hgrs
dl@u.s combined bys scientific and peculiar process pro-
ed tho above remarkable remedy for Coughs Coda Sore
Tirosi, bronchitis. Asthma Group, Hopping Cough, and
Dcpiea Consumption. wh such q remedy at hand none
need suftr. Sold BY ali Druggists
dei.y APPLYING rne of kNAPPiS INDIAN STRENGTHEN.
ING PLASJkRs. sold by druggist, everywhere General
depot No. 3es HGesonG
Gray Hair Resiored-Ba idnrss Prevented.
" Londsn liGir Coor Res'oTer sod Dressing
I" London Hair Color He-.orer h0d DT -sing"
London Hais Color HcstoFcT AID Dressing
Tho only s;tested as;i;s that will sboitey restore tne
Hair 10 oriKins color and beauty canng 10 grow where
q las fallen a become thin Price 70 cent? OF Sshr tAf'
st. Phf.d.ipnis, snd a, HELMBOLD's, 59s Broadway.
New Invention Patented.
MUM & Co., No. 81 PARK ROW, NY.
Having upwsrd o. eighteen yars experience procure Pa
teut. Ia the nei s.e,es ard al foreign eouniriss
Pamphlets OF ADVICE free.
Frcporuv, Nominees, Srd Vti,ity.-fEGEMAN
ca q CD.ct NTH ATED BENIiNi. removes paint spots,
r-sss sud cleans gloves silks riDoons ctr.
ces,s prr bottle Sold by DruggiAts HEGEMANk Co,
Cn.ts snd Dfug .,s Nos 2eJ 3s Sli sud 10 Broadway,
Lnd corner Ethsi. ard tthes ~ l.
New Campaign Lanterns. New Political Torch,
harm. dir = hours FIREWORKS Of Oh sinis
FUNSTON a sCOfiELD. No sDeyst
GiIt Cembs-New style.
JUST RFCE1yED-rwo, Thee Four flre 20 ITeiiJ
dollars slr,, fer aalo By GEORGE &. ALLEN No. as
broadway dOo. below Cana.;
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W. vote ~ we fought sustain the Government and ora0
tho Rebellion"
GRAND MASS Me l. I IN q
OF THE
VETERAN UNION CLUB
WILL EE HELD AT
COOPER INSTITUTE.
THIS Wednesday, EVENING
oe,. -. 81 4 O'Clock
Th. following eminent speakers vii positively es rrv>
and address the meeting;
Major General DANIEL y. sicKLEs.
Brgsdier General JOHN CocHRANE.
Colonel THOS. n. VAN BUREN,,
oa.rtsru,a,ier GEO. O. BELLOWS
Chaplain WIN. u BOOLE,
Lisutenan, PETER KELLY,
Union Refugee from Te<ss-
The following speakers also been invited end sr' -
M,,o, General JOHN C. FREMONT.
Nacr.Oensral n. r BANKS,
The Rev Dr.. II. w BELLOWS
cordial Invitation Il ier.bs extended 20 every Wade
War Eass organization IN the city 10 DC pe'eh' ."
the Army and Navy and all soldier. now In ~
civ favorable cause earnestly re- peed 20 oe
.snean by tbeir presence the patriotic acton oil tasH
comrades Of Pennsylvania and ohio'
slsolsG BY THE oLEg CLUB.
MUSIC BY DoDwoRTHs BAND.
FRONT SEATS RESERVED soR LADIES.
+. WILLIS USHER, prosiAsus.,
Z ognrT .r.-,, sccre.srio'
Ce,arsi Union Iincein ann johnson UAmpaaos
Club
Meetings " ,hi, Club viii be hfd1
COOPER INSTITUTE
cy
FRIDAY Os. 81
THIRsDAi Oc,. p. sad
MONDAY Oct- ~.
On yrd., Evening os. o. adares' viii b sss'sr'aS'
Tho Hon VIM NJ EyARTS,
20, r sTocKEI nATHLws. Of sssAar' ana
IA. Hon. LYMAN TRLM.lNL
Late Attorney Gcr,rsl Of kss York
! On Thursday Essnins' oas> ~
I Th. Hon HORACE GREELEY, and
Hl,E.c.llsney JOHN BRoVo-H, Gorsnsr o. ohiA
On Moad.y Evening, os, d.
III. bon 0ALusHAA A, GROW,
EIsrsslsr Of H0aas Of ReP,e's0'st.'''
vii address the meeting.
Singing by the oIEE CLUB.
FRONT SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIES'
| cHARlEs s. SPENCER
PresiAsn<
JOHN ~ COSTA,
| Chairman Executive Conmts~
AtLas Coorss sss;resrisa
Ci,ixen., Independent Union Nomination
FOR MEMBER on CONGRESS-
| IN tina Third District 81 lhr State OF New York,
HON. VIVA. WALL.
For ADDITIONAL z ousicaas Offices SEQ E.gh;h raSs
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For the Nation.
For the Nation!
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION.
AND ALL
DISEASES
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
PREPARED BY THE PRoPRIETORs OF "COE's

COUGH BALSAM-
DraPxrs Ia not only the orerunner OF death but the
companion Of miserable life I, has well been called the
nations 'oOmsc for persons both old and young mao
ssd female suffer from s svsse ths oS ali other ailments
combined Nrobs tie whole system Of ia vsor aud energy
gives wsanew and total indpcsion TO those strong
and sc.e render. the stomach pos.- to digest the food
and ha, for rs attendants.
HEADACHE. HEARTBURN. CONSTIPATION, NAUSEA
Al STOMACH. AND GENERAL DEBILITY
OF TIE WHOLE system,
refi'ngiI' subject, psriics Of nourns hearty food
whou; peyin penalty tie ssonizg distress aud
otenpes complete prosrstion To meet the terrible raw
secs Of this worst Of all diseases
WE HAVE PREPARED
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUEEf
end pled reputation upon statement when se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Fever ,ud Ague aok Hosifch- Sickness &, the s'o,rh
Cons,iTliior. Heartburn, Colis Psios ~ stonscE
or Eoyri', DyaefierY, Vomiting Feel
tx Of Fsinb...s sud Lssslts!s,
NsEt Of APF.ite.
vii NOT end caano, erir rie5c che cue l. uisi lr,moVei
he DoAs by .oy az lie rot Aa Alcoholic Bi''srs
witch eoves up yorr hsd feelings TO- lew moment. bl shet
sIhil.G-iiIs sa,,ts.
Bear, ~ Al suci rrrsds or hev'rgs but :. hsr place
Hsnrdy TIA. pi resors to tesed functions 20 their
normal CONDITION ard 81 In molten the entire human necsn
. In perfect harmony and upon principles .yps"ynons 9TH
We, dshu.d .lossc. Lave Tb. such vii be the effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUEEf

to- T. will
POsITIvBLY CURE TIN: WORST or YOU.
not IN ys4raos 10 a moplhuor Ia week. but you aha.
q, bsuohs influence a. once immediately and the day
You take H. yoa VITO have lived os yeass upOn Graham
bread aud plain diol who dare anything tie Isas's
he,,-l because s doctor la, 0rtod hs PLANES. food
AID secondly Cot fear OF the distress It rising sas
your stotnAcbwe .sy -. down 90 your dinner -,
hearty Al you wsh. sad the food begins 20
dlste.. YOU follow II by single iesspooni Of
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
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Gastial Notices.
Another Certificate.

EXTRAORDINARY CURE or 4 RUNNING TUmoR
BY DR. sCHENCK's MEDICINES.
THY HEALING POWERS or
sCHENCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP
sTRIKINGLY ILLUSTRATED.
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ARTIFICIAL LIsBS-- Y. FRANK. PALMER, LID,
Owes TIE BEsT" PATENT LisBs -OLpI,Es-TAEE. al
rwAr MY loo CHEsTSUrsT phi8 10 ORrKsE 81. Boz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

MRS. WISsIOw's SOOTHING SYRUP-For chill
1rsh Teehs Cure. Dysent.ry snd Dara Regulates tie
Stomach aud Bowels snd cHres Wind Collie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

ADDRESS TO SMOKERS. -P0LLEK 4 SOE. Nicer
msngfscui removed to 692 Byoa61i near fourth
~, Whoesl- end retail Pipes cut 20 cgler Az epsireu
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Hsthetico-Ncurnsg-cuu.
DR. Won EISENBERdN
NEW INVENTION.
FOR THE CURE
OF ruE&osT COMPLICATED
DISEASES OF THE ORGANS OF
SIGHT AND HEARING,
AS WELL A5
g III NC CAT II Il II,
DISEASED THROAT.
AND ANY DISEASE WHERE THE MUCUg
MEMBRANE Is DESTROYED
on IMPAIRED.

Az the meaning OF the name given By DR.. Won Essen
BERG to his invention may not he easily oomprohended
We Ire Nris York Ltenise Egp,e give the focwin: er
plans:IOn Of is 70; tho better understanding Of the
eral slffe.cr:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

Ar THR GREAT Iowa STATE FAIR. Just closed,
cac FIRST rBEInUH ior lie best fAEILI sEvNe MACHINE
nd premium q the best Machine Tor igh and heavy
~ork were awarded TO the GEOvLs a BAzLR sgwISG Ma
caiEF CVsPArN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-28
rnnelean,. FrsrIcaa E,Iaug.

The New Yerk Herala hesrs from rclisblo
sources that g large numbsrs Of French officers,
both civil and military, still continue 10 arrive
IN Mexico. Experienced members Of the depart
moats Of Finance, Of the Navy, of War, etc,
have been sent to thst country, with the svi-
dent purpose Of forming = government snd rem.
daripg Mexico French province the momsn'
is should have been conquered"
The lsteat acesonts from EuEops respecting
shs purposes of the Agchlake Hizimilisu are
conflicting. A Vienna letter of the 22i ull.,
says;
The aceentancs Of the crown Of Mexico By
tho ArchGu5o Macmillan is DOW an irTovocabls
fact HIS Imperial Higness viii fetuTn 70 MGR
rev 70 Trieste 70 make his 6Gsl prspaga,iJns
for tie Journey. A ses5nd Mexican depu;s
rior is expected IN March, with the result OF tia
Blsbisoiiuln, sfieT which he Emperor elect viii
leave for Mexico. The Emperor Of Austria is
said 70 have given his consent to the daring enter
prise Of The srchduks, who iooks on it zs purely
a personal matter, placing tbs empire under nc
obligation whatever
On the sihst hsn1, the Vienna correspondent
Of the LeHd0n Times, says;
Notwithstanding the ssurGucos Of the French
pgpers the Archduke Msximilhn has not vel
definitely accepted the Mexican crown. II h,
can got loan Of s1O 0oJO 600 sterling be will
zo 60 Mexico, but not without Ia NJ case vii
he e TO PARIS before MsIch
a paragraph IN fhe Philadelphia LaqgireT, o.
the 18Th, szssrts that the archduke expects te
lesvo Europe early in the znsnth Of Mzrch. His
duchess, the tu.uTs Empress, VIII be aecompa-
nisd By al Austrian lacy Of rank, s5 "Gfand
MsilTes5e, p and by two png Mexican ladiez
of rank, one Of whom IS daughter of SenoI
Gutia7az Do Estrada, Mexican Of soms dis
a1elion, and CT large fortune, who thirty yeays
acc advocated tho sgtatEGhaea! Of an imperial
Government IN Mexico, ard vas bsnishsd from
the republic in consequences. Sanor GutieTTcz
de Estrada has since resided in Europe, and
much Of The time in Vienna. He married there
a. Austrian countess, su5 It IS understood ihai
1t was he Who frs5 proposed he aroadHke Mzzi-
milan as candidate for the throne Of the
Monlezamss.'
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exc Change Bsns GIven oHs sO-aay.''


From the Montgomery AdEertiser.I
4 large numbsg Of persons f8eked to the cap
itsl Yesterday 20 push eff their 800 Confsde-
rete treasury notes upon the State treasureEs for
tho State change bills, Elated with the sue
cess tho day previous, they thought thst they
could repest the opsTation. Il was no 90, how
ever, fof tbs worthy treasurer early in the
morning hung ont plsesGd with the words,
''Eo change bills given today All were 6is-
appointed; those who really Wsn,ed them for
tie purpose OF change, and the larger number
xho wished T. put the loss on the Coniederats
notes, if there be sny loss upon The State.
Carses were plenty upon the treasurer foE his
refusal to Do what the law does not
reaRire Of him Whist no has done
slrszdy in the matteT Of exchanging
S.ate bills for Confederate cuTreEey WAS done
as an accommodation 70 the public, as d c0n-
vsnienes. The laW only authorizes him 10 make
such exchange, bat does A0t require hun 70 do
it. He has o,asT duties 20 peiorm foT The State
which must be neglected if be resolves Bis of1iSs
inio En executive ofies, ss msuy would have
him to do. Again tins community did not need
any more change biils, for il has been over sup
pied for several months; every one Of US knOWs
shst such was the case. Lst those who have
the State change bills hero bring thsm Out and
tbe difficulty complained OF viii be removed.
We are advised thas gross imPosisions Wsrs
psrpetIated upon the Sssse treasurer. One par
son played his game so well ss to obtain S2700
before lezving the tressuEer'5 Office OK Wednes-
day last. The pressure on thst day vas 90 gIsSt
that tie treasurer permitted only two to 90 "a ct
time. Tbs person elluded 70 is reported 10
have gore In himself aad obtained $i00; then
stood outside De1r.ths deer aEd by asing other
persons goiAg IN TUa up iha amount procured TO
neseIy $1,000. This was sR imposition thai
merits exposure, Il not q worse punishment.
Ose person by going himself, and sending by
each one of his family aud a nsighbor, obtained
between $500 and $1,000
We sTe net advised when, if again, the State
Treasurer viii subordinate the legitimate duties
Of bis ofhee to the business Of exchanging The
change bills loT Confederate notes. AS this com
mUnity is well supplied, ne suppose thsl b,
viii cease the business OF patiiag out she bill.
except in very small quantities and in cassl
where it is elsarly shown that they are really
wanted for change
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-28
The Hsur Of Trial

From The Richmond Wing.
We have pTOmiss Of an early spring, and the
enemy is already in motion 10 Mississippi and
Alsbams, Sherman is net making 6 rid he
is shout to strike at the very vital5 Of the Con
iederscy. His plan is bold, well laid, aud dan
gorous If permitted to be executed. He has 3
large force, snd more are coming to him; cav
airy iIon Cerinth zRa Infantry from Huntsville
and Chattanooga. We may rely upon 1t, the
Ysakees have not sent boy to do 3 mans
work.
What steps have bssa taken By our authori-
ties 70 ciycumvent sheFmai, We know not
There is feeling, however, that the proper
movements will be made st the Proper tIne.
No one believes that Selma, os.hIonfeon1sry. or
Columbus, Georgia, will be given up without q
struggle. That line ought to be defended TO the
lsst, and we believe It win be. The hour Of trial
has already coma to the Gulf States our turn
in Virginia will not be delayed very long. In
sll paris OF !ho Confederscy, the coming trial
viii not be 0ao Of arms only. Ths laws re-
Gently passed by Congress, at the earnest solici-
tatien Of the country, viii tsst our paiTi9tigm
and faith in lie cause IS mueh OF more thsn
battles il Is easy to stay st homo making
money and crying hurreh to the BOYS in he
field. Our time to bleed has eenas, for a mans
money is his blood. Soma men rate it higher
evea ihsn the blood in-theiT veins. We are now
10 sec now she nan CONTESTANTS will stand the
ere If tie tsx-gGtheTeT's batteries.
We have faith in the people, for the reason
thai we belisve they have common ssase and
devotion 50 the CGusa. They have clear per
cePtion of sheir interests, AID they have per-
csption No less clear, no trust, Of the interests
Of humanity as connected with this struggle
For tksrus selves asd their children, 1t "a ssTuE-
gle for life and death, for beFgsTy OF indspen-
dence; for tie "a esi0ns yet - come, it is
struggle for civil libt and civilization on this
eonliHeHt. Tha stake is IS great, the cguss ss
just Is any people ever fought for.
Coutending for he right, foT tas welfare net
only of ourselTes bzt of mankind Ia Ameriea,
having high and holy p1Ipsss to serve in
this war, Why rhould We not meet the cculing
hour Of trial with eompozuTsf OuT enemy Is
Abont to throw his whole strength against Us,
ont We have withslood that strength for three
long years. The same men ere fighting the
same men, and. the thing fought tor is the same.
v by should the result this year dihoT from Ehs
results Of previous yearsi
{ If oHr esuse is Just, il TaHst triumDa. # /.
he not just, than the greater portion OF the en-
lighteRed world is deceived. Ga moral grounds,
ihs iastica Of our cause has been Vin3ieated by
the ablsst iutslleets in Europe and by The best
rusn st the North. England ths neither Of abo-
litiobisna, hss sustained us France, as thorough
suti-slsvsry IS England, though aos like her, q
propagsudist, bss sustained u.s. FeTnsndo
Wood, Franklin Pierce, Seymour, Of Connssti-
cut, sustais as, IN the moral Issue at least
Tdus sustained, Es shall indeed lack manhood
if we fail to msst this lsss hour Of trial bTGVav
aud h0pelEiiy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-28
The fo,h Hsi.saasIppi-Es Eezevs its vs,,
CAMP NEAR ORANGE COURT HOUSE. Va, Z
l9lh ReRt Niss.. Eals.. Fob. 6 ls6l {

CAMP NEAR ORANGE COURT HOUSE, Va,
19ihRegt Giss., Vols, Feb. 6, 1861.
Alta meeting Of the members of this ropf.
ment, the object OF which bsiHg made known,
in q brief bat ei0qusut, address by Major Z
W. Phipps, commanding regiment. who vas
subsequently called 20 the char, and SsrgesBt
z. s, heEhins appointed secretary. Captain
J. II. Dancan came forward, mid the most en-
thgsisstie spplsuss, and msds vary hsppy
little speacl, followed by Captsils Wiilism Z.
SchHiDg, G. W. BuTTage, Sergeant Z. B3wden
and otheFs, in Ike msnneT-wheE the following
preamble and resolutions ere offered by Ser
gosnt Hswld8s and un&ninoUsly adopted by
heTegiment:
Whereas, The enemies Of our Confedegscy
are SOW m8kipg fnal and desperate effort to
reduce our people TO condition worse than sb-
ieet slavery, and are maTsbaliDg their forces
with that view, and it being the duty of every
true patTio. to defsBd his country ia the hour
of trial ard, FbaTeas, It is evident TO as that
orr parfdiouR foes are sill pressing against rs,
with their demoR-iike hosts, 70 destroy tbs pre-
eious inheritsnee so peTilouslv bouFht by the
blood of our fathers; and whereas, we have
enjoyed during three yeaTs Of cur eventual lives,
(es defenders Of our fathers, mothers, brothers,
Sisters, who are SO dear TO our hearts, and whom
we lore 60 tsn3orly, aad Of the homes Of orr
ycuth } the living consolation Of being the tgst
regiment in for taa war, aud vel ssil feel burn.
ieg determination, inhamsd by ihe many and
oft.repeatcd brutal insUits offsrsdto our absent
oaes at home, by those docsitiul, tresoherous
bsings IN human nslspe-Ys1kees--to meet them
as destroyers of our peecs and happiness, when
eyer We may be called on and wherever they
may ba found upen our laHds, and, with The
aid of high Heaven, drive them from among
rs forever, and We this day iBvCke our Ged
90 bless rs, our csasc, our county, cur noble
Chief Magistrate and eOunss'loTei strengthen
our Sims and help Va pvt to fl git these merei-
! less invaders Of cur soil; therefore,
Resoiued, That We, tho members Of the 18Th
regiment Of Mississippi yoluntesls5 ioI the war,
1 have hesTd with lively satisfaction that the Va
rious regiments of this army are rs-eHlisting iE
the service CT their county, snd that we tender
/ them our congratulations upon ths noble stand
I which they have isksn.
4 Rssol0sd, Thss We ysitsrato and Tesfitm oul
I determiustion (tafsn st the commencement O
/ the slTuggle) to remain in the ssTyiee until on
/ Independence is recognized, Our rights and LID
! critics secured
/ Res0loe@, That copy Of the proceedings 0
/ this nesting be forwarded 20 the EngEireT aEC
/ SsntiseI, Richmond Mobile Register, Sslml
| Esssissippian end Atlanta AppeGi, foT publicE
! ton. Major ". PHIPPs, Chairman.
! SsEQt. Z. S Hswkips, Sec'y.