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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

and dsmorazes the foe There issrangs music In that
yeIl springing simultaneously from tbs thrOats Of
Thousands is terrible than the Of the hur
rissne Il bursts upon the ear ring every heart and
soul with glorious emulation It oberatss all hass Of
Individuality 1t merses great Into single body
more terrible than the tabled Nemesis; all dan
ger, all fesr forgottsn and the sweeps forward
with the inpstuosity of the avalanche, and victory
psrehes upon their banners. At sach a moment era
ven becomes hero. He longer thinks Of the dan
gers which surround him He is iaiexeatsd He ruzhes
forward and mounts the deedly breach shoulder to
shsuIdsr, with the brsveSs Of sH that host.
The soldiers of Cromwell although they were puri.
and rOundheses (nsn Of stern virtue and strong
purposshOldng truth dsarsr than s-found insplra-
ton and victory in the despissd hymn of Old Hun
dred" But alas that hymn is unsuitsd to the lips ef
soe cavaliers Of the South
The prOdigss achieved by the French soldiers Of the
first rsPabc under the inspiration Of a ira" and the
"Ma-ssiuaiss" are fsc;s pAtsn. to ali mankind
Let US sing, then, by all means, aud end the to
the tune Of Dxie dor want of bstser) and after,
let the whole nation join In grand pecan Of victory
Gen. W. T. Tucker, late colonel Of the 4Ist Misss-
alpp regiment Cour brigade cOmm4ndsr). is literally
WINNING golden opinions from all sors Of people"
courteous gentleman brave. ehivsrous soldier, and
withAl strict diseipnsrisn he does not limit his In
speetons to the numbers required by the regulations
but By frequent visits he sequaints himself with the
wants Of bis nsn, snd, If psEIibls, he hears their
wrongs and he has them rghted. He endsars himself
TO their hearts BY bis EuAvity and genuine interest in
their welfare There Is nothing Of the political dema
gogue in this like - Or, hut 1t springs from an
nborn nobleness and Is ohlree.erisc Of the true
der and gentleman. Long may he fourish Is the
prayer Of his brigade.
He thinks hear ye prlntsr ezelaim, Will he line
stretch out til the crack Of doomG To reIsvs his dis
tress and the weakness of your readers,
sm, very truly yours, OAMILLUS
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9aiIg gppeal,
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL q, 1854.
On To RICHMOND.

All the Richmond papers of the 22d we're un.
der the impression that the anaconda GRAFT
had prepared for that city, was about to draw
mp its coils. Eight gunbOais and one trans
port came up the RsppAhEnnock, and they
landed three hundred men st Boulwsre's
wharf, and this was supposed to be the sd-
vance Of BURRsIDE's expedition"
We may anticipate, if our views as to the
real purposes of GRANT are correct, thst many
such moves will be made but they viii not
deceive anybody except the esEily frightened
denissns of the Confederate capital We do
not think Gen. LEE expects fight soon, unless
he brings it en-. AT the proper time there will
be important movements made in Virginia, and
from what we learn of tho disposition Of our
troops, and believe as to the Federal army, hsve
every reason 70 expect good results. The on
70 Richmond" by the Yankees viii not take
plses set awhile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27
Nnr,h rnralInn

From the Rlehm0nd Enquirer, April p
We look for the most important results in
North CATolins in q few days. We are now
again near the scene Of our 6rst disaster. As
HRttsrAs was the frst in the series Of important
positions captured by the enemy, it would seem
that success was about beginning ct the very
point where disaster commenced.
NeWbern once more in our possession, would
soon restore Beaufort, and with it ell Of North
CsToliRA-the possession of The grest sounds Of
that State, with HatteFas inlet, would give Us q
port nos easily bloeksded, and the command el
the greatest cSrn region CT the ConfedeTAey.
This news was in EumoT in Richmond on the
evening of the 20lh. The public prsssntimeni
wss fixed upon this event all during the even
ing OF that day.
Gen. HOke has struck most effective blow
for the redemption Of his native State. His
command was composed Of North CaToiiniAns,
and they have nobly and gallsntly liberated :
most important part of then State from the in
vader. We shall have more, snd get greater
news from this and cooperating expeditions.
The cooperating naval expedition is undel
the command of Con'r r F. Pinkney. Conf
j. w. Cooke commands the. ironelsd gunbOai
AlbenaFlo, in R9snOke river. Lieut.. B p. 10y
all commands the ironelAd gunboat Neuse, il
the Neuse river, and Lieut.. r B. Minor com
mands aotillA Of cutters in the CoWEn river
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

We devote considerable space this morning 20
the reproduction of the New York HeTaId's
usual article on "tho spring fashions" and 'ths
opening dag in New York." to which the sps.
cisl attention Of cur lady resders viii be st once
directed. While they are debarred from indulg.
iug their tsstes in dress, Sc of yOre, psrusal Of
the article referred to will revive old times, and
preserve and keep fresh il their memories hap.
pier days We do not see, however, bu: thai
the Southern women are getting along quite
well under The deprivssiOns Of the blockade
and think they have about come TO the Wiss
cOncluEiOn, as Mrs. OsgoOd writes, that it is
Unworthy their dignity of mind
To take such trouble with their gear
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27
THE SITUATION IN NORTH CARO-.

LIMA
The capture Of Plymouth, North Carolina,
not only gives as possession of sn important
point from which 70 operate successfully in
other directions, but We also recover the Roam
-oks valley entirely to Albemarls sound.
The Richmond Dispatch has an article sx-
plainirg the situation of the opposing forces,
land and naval, and also the geography of the
country. Plymouth Is situated on the Roanoke
river near its junc ction with the Albemsrle sound,
and is about one hundred miles from WeIdor.
On the northern shore of the sound, some IF
teen miles or 80 from Plymouth, stands Edsnton,
the largest of The towns on the sound, and as
By the taking Of Plymouth Confederate iron
csd is liberated from the Roanoke to patrol the
sound, Edsnton is no longer q safe place for
Yankees.
A!bemsre sound communicates with the
Pamlico sound, which became so well known
70 Newspaper readers in studying BUREsIDE's
/ expedition and his capture of the tewns and
Islands of the sound. Roanoke island IS the
point Of division between the two sounds. We
cannot anticipate the course Of the gunbost
thus now let loose, nor of the Confederate move
ment Of which We suppose this Plymouth til
umph is only a part. We may we'll imagine
that stauneh gunboat of light draft and guns
Of large csliber, once past Roanoke island,
could initiate grand ball on the amber husd
waters of the Pamlico. The transports en-.
ployed there by the Yankees to serve the wAntl
ami purposes Of their gsrrisons at Newbern and
elsewhere, would be as much terrified by hel
appearance Am0sg them as would be : schoO
Of fsi, delicate psnish, on discovering sharH
in thsir midst busily engaged in gulping them
d0wn.
NsWbsTn, on the Heuss river near the poiL
Of its entrance into Pamlico Sound, is by land
nearly due south Of Plymouth, and about sixty
miles distant lrom it. The water commuaieA.
Eon between the two places, through the tive
sounis, is quite circuitous, and must be neEl
one hundred and fifty miles long. Washington
on Tar river, another stream that loses itself il
Pamlico, is directly on the land route from
Plymouth to Eewbern, and half way betweeI
them There tho Yankees are posted, it is sup
posed, with some show Of strength. Wit
= Plymouth taken, and gunboAt on her erTaEt
in the sound, Washington wOBld become yer!
unhealthy for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

JUVENILE DEPRAvITY.-Yestorday evening
two white girls, sgsd respectively about ten and
twelve years, were detected in the act OF
pilfering from a store opposite the market.
The smallest one remarked that she did not
think it any harm, as her mother had nothing to
eat at home. Phs eldest hung down heT bead
and said nothing. They gave their name IS
R1aedge. Soms generous-Aearted soldiers
standing By moved to pity BY their tale, con-
tributed share Of their food, telling them to
/ 20 and sin no more"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

THE Sons OF ST. CRIsPB.-The two eOmpa
MES formed out Of the sho smakers employed at
the government shOs factory in this city, pa
raded through our streets yesterday evening,
and, rs they passed the APPEAL office, gave
three r0using cheers for it, We return our sin
ceKs and heartfelt thanks for the compliment.
The companies are composed Of msn who we're
disabled in service and exsnpts, and are COM
manded by Capis. Grass and Crawley. The Of
fsisney and corps da esprit of the men su-
fcienHy attest the skill Of their officers. May
their sorrows have an end; their joys forever
] IasI
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R.fTTLE HOENE!

TEE prOpriesOrs Of tbis well known and popular
H0EsSS
Rsurn their hEDkE to the citizens Of Mobile and toe
travelling public fer the very bsrzl patronage hereto
fore extended and hope By strict sttsntiOn to the
wants Of The people, 90 merit and receive eOntiHu
anrs Of the zane.
We wonId say IN this s0tics, 10 correct soma mis-
representation thst has gone abroad that our charge
Is FIFTEES DOLLARS PER DAY, and In no case has
more been charged.
FAMILIES oesirOus Of procuring apartments eSn
do 90 By addressing the undersigned
NABRTNG, DUVALL * CO,
.n1s17 Pruprfetors hfaba. Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

A Chattanooga correspondent of the Dstriot
TFibsns gives the following:
Taree days ago young man, whose nams
did not learn, private in tbs 78sh Psnnsylva-
MIA infantry, fell from that point of Lookout
mountain known as Point Lockout, distance
of some eighty fest, upon 3 kind Of table that
is formed in the mountain, about that distance
from the top. OF course he was killed. The
victim being photographer had been allowed
to erect tent while his regiment was stationed
on the mountain, and practice his profession.
When his regiment was ordered from the noun
tain he was allowed permission to remain, as he
had been to some expense in getting up stock
and apparatus. 6ad-to relate, he was given to
the intoxicating cup, and was often in a state of
drunkenness.
While in such state he was foolish enough
to run around the extreme edge Of the rock, for
the amusement Of visitors to the mountains.
he had done this so often while drunk, shat he
/ got so careless as to do II while sober, and on
the fatal day, I am told, he was perfectly sober.
In the presence of lady and her husband, be
stepped to the extreme edge and placed the
palm Of one of his feet on the edge and attempt
ed to bring the other with il, when small piece
Of tbs rock broke off. It was enough TO throw
him of his balance, and sway him backwards,
and preeipitate him down the dizzy hight. In
falling be attempted to catch the skirt Of the
lady's dress, but, with great presence Of mind
she drew back and saved herself the same fate
/ When the unfortunate man was found he was
quite dead. His neck and back were broken
/ literally snapped in two.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

ANNIVERSARY OF ODD FELLowsHR-Lsst
night The Odd Fellows celebrated the forty-fflh
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America, st
the City Hall Rev. Dr.. Baird delivered an ad'
dress suitable 10 the occasion. The court room
was aIed with ladies', and everything passed
of agreeably. After the speech the members
Of the order went into /" secret session" and
frona the noise made we judged tbAs quiie =
number " bad the Aoor."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

= The Fayetteville IN. c. Obssrosr says
that Judge Manly, of the supreme court, has
decided, in the matter of RAfter," that the
suspension Of the habess corpus wit Is consti.
tuiional. BE remanded Rafler to tho custody
of the couscrips officer. Thus, judges Battle
and Manly, majority Of the court, concur in
opinion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

SIEGE OF CHARLEsTos-T0 Toe HnAdrsd and
NinSfy fsst Dag.-The enemy fred seven shells
AT tbe city Saturday and two Sunday.
A small party were st work on Battery Veg,
ner and another party at she swamp ANGER
during Saturday and part OF Sunday
Another moi,itor came IN from the S1uth Sat-
urday, and took her position along with the
fset inside the bar; making six monitors inside
the bar. There was no other change in the
feet --cOErieT, 25th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

T The Bibb iron works are about fifteen
miles from Oxford Ala. The works are TO be
extended. and rsilreAd is being built from
Blue mountain to the works, ten miles. This
road is in the hands Of tho Government, com.
pany of stockholders and individuals. AT pres
ent there are two rslisfs at the works, and the
furnsuces are never allowed TO get cold, day
night nor Sunday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27
Tho Burnside KzPedislen-Its Destfnasisn
Solved

InfeEmation received in official quarters yes
terdAy dispels the doubts Is to the probable
point from, which the great Burnside aTmsds is
10 commence its operations against Richmond.
On Wednesday ten gUnboats and three trsns-
uortu nscsnded the RappahanRock river as far
AZ Boulware's ferry, ten miles below IAppshAn-
mock, Essex county. They were accompanied
bv a machine known As ths devil, which was
emplovsd in fishing for torpedoes. At B9ul-
vaTs'c Jrry they landed somea three hundred
ne,,. aud are evidently making propositions for
fhe landing of considerable force. InfOTms-
lion gathered from ansther source, deemed re-
liable. however, states that 3 large namheT Of
transports, filed with troops, were lying OF the
mouth Of the river on Wednesday morning
The distance from Tappahsnnoek to Rich
mond, is forty miles, and the distance from
BonlwaTe's ferry is not much greater,
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EXTRACT.

HEADQUARTERS ARET OF TENNESSEE, 7
Dalton, Ga, April 18th, 1864. )
Special Orders Ne. lC2.l
K At the reqzest OF the Chief ousrtsrzaaEtsr
Major J. BLUE MOORE, Assistant Chief Quzrtsymss
ter Is especially chsrged with the collection ship
nent and supply OF forage for The Army CT Tsunes
sss AL ofloers and agents now upon tbs above duty
BY order from these Hsadquar viii rspOrt TO HzjO
Moore.
By Command Of Gen. J0gSsToE.
KINLOCH FALCOEEB,
Mal1r J. BLUE MOORE, A. a General
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

R- The Bank of FernAndina, Florida, has
given four splendid soldiers to the COnfedsracy,
an of whom have been distinguished in their
several spheres, namely: General FInnsgsn,
Gsperal MI. Smith, who was at the siege OI
Vieksbnrg, Colonel Cole, of Gen. Lees staff
and Captain MAgee All of tbs bank oficsrE
.ra IN aeYvice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

~ The Raleigh IN. CO PrQgrsss, Of the
22d, learns from q gentleman connected with
the adiusAnt- generals Office thst Lieut-Gen
Holmes, recently on duty in Arkansas, has been
assigned to duty in this State, with his head.
charters at Raleigh. BE is to command the re-
served forces of the Ssste--that is, those be
tween II Gnd Is and IS and so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

r. Two freight trains going in the same
direction ran into each other Sunday morning
.bOus IL o'clock On the Augusta snd Savannah
railroad near ths twenty-sWo mile post, killing
ope negro man and doing the cars some iniaIy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

~ Hon. P E Love, Mayor of Thomssville,
Ga, in a card to the citizens of that place, says
the bog cholera is prevailing among the hogs
there, and that they are dying daily in great
numbers, SO that it is impossible for the mar
shal to remove them 50 rapidly as to prevent
them from becoming offensive, unless be neg
Iected all other business"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

e On the 22i grand barbecue was given
st Columbia, South Carolina, in honor of Gan.
Hsmpton's troops. Speeches were mzds by
Rev Dr.. Palmer, Gen. Hampton and Colonel
Gray. Il passed off with great eclAt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

" The Greensboro IN. CO. Patriot of ThurS-
dsy says Lieut. Lane of the 56th North Caro-
lima troops, was accidentally killed At the depot
of the Central road at that place on Sunday
last, by being caught between the platform Of
the water tank and the train of cars whilO in
motion, thus horribly crushing him and causing
instant death This is the third soldier that
has been killed ct the same place
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

Il The Savannah Republican, of Sunday,
says that Brig Gen. Mercer, so long in com
maUd of Savannah, has been ordered to report
to Gen. Johnston at Dalton. His place, we
learn, is to be supplied by Gan. John X. Jack
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

n A5julant General Cooper, in general or
dsrs No AZ, states that the minimum number
prescribed BY law for a company Of infaniry is
sixsy-four priTssss, and iOE 8 cavalry company
sivkv nrfvates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

Y The Macon Confederate has been shown
beautiful pack of cards executed by Mr.. W
Il. Rozier of that city. They are highly meri-
torious as a work of srt-i! would require the
inspection to distinguish these from those made
by machinery. Nj R. uses his pen with al
the facility of the ancient scribes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

z The Rockingham, (YA-) Register Is ss-
sured BY intelligent tanners that the gsoWisg
wheat IN the valley has scarcely ever loolzsI
more promising than Of present,