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4 yuma the enemy encamped
4Oouttwo miles below White Hal. Citizens represent
them IS scared and out Of food and ammunition.
Rumor on the streets this morning says renforcemsnis
passed Kingston, on the south sile Of Neuse river, to
guccor their skedaddIlng friends.
AS the smoke of battle clears away, it reveals cOnsid-
cradle slaughter among the Yankees, at White Hall, on
Tuesday. One hundred of their dead were LEFT un-
buried on the field, and a pit 8 hundred yards long, filed
with their dead, has been found
Only hreaeompanies Of the 9Th No. tn Carolina and
the 18th n. c., were engaged.
Col Ferrebee, of the 5oth, with eighteen men Of the
llth, fought the enemy several hours, until reinforced
by three of his own companies, who were subsequently
relieved BY the 18th, Col Lsvsnthorpe, under the i'm
mertsl Bethel nag, who ultimately drove them from
their guns into the woods. The 3lst North CorOlina,
Col Jordan, was on the field, but with the exception Of
one company, it seems have taken no part in the action.
Confederate Victory in Arkansas.
VIcKsBURs, December 2O.-Further particulars has
been received here of the late battle in Arkansas. It
was fought at Prairie Grove, near Cave Hin. Our loss
ls two hundred and fhy KILLED and wounded. The
three hundred prisoners.
Twenty wagons of clothing, and four stand Of eOlOrs
were captured by our forces.
All accounts represent its having been a decisive vic
tory. Gen. Steeps and Col. Clarke, of Missouri, reported
killed.
The Blockade Rvaded
CHARLESTON, December l9.-Ths iron steamer Con.
nubis, formerly the Giraffe, Of Liverpool, with a cargo
of shoes, blankets, whitnorth guns and ammunition, ar
rived yesterday at 8 Confederate port. The cargo and
ship belonging 70 government
Latest from North Carolina.
r-A
chief engineer on the Wilmington railroad, has just ar
rived in the train from Wilmington. He passed over
the entire track to Neuse river, on 3 hand car. and says
be can repair sn damages on the road in two dayR and
the bridge over Neass in six or eight days.
All quiet
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T ACCOUNTS.

Through passengers who arrived here last
night from Fredericksburg, we learn tkat stimuli
taneously with his attempt to throw his pom
toon bridges across the Ra~ppshaunock, the en-
envy bombaTded the town. The few inhabitants
still remaining there began 10 leave immediately,
AID make their way toward Hamilton station,
on the railroad. A number of the houses in the
town were struck, and two of them, Mr.. John
c.. Kings, reaI the depot, and a Mr.. Scott's were
burned. One of the church stesples was also
struck, and some say knocked down. Some &C.
counts ssy that only one man, Jacob Grofe, was
killed, and another wounded. But persons who
were among the last TO leave town report that
there were six citizens killed, among whom were
Mr.. j. Grote, and his brother George, and a wo-
man and her infant.
Heavy c~snnOnading and the occasional fire
of skirmishers was heard at the depot from five
o'clock, A. ri, until eleven, wheR a perfect 81
lence ensued ali along the lines, and continued
unbroken until one o'clock, P. NJ, the hour of
the departure of the train for Richmond. Per
soTs who came down on this train knew nothing
more than that their town was being shelled
over their heads, and that tkeir safety depended
on a hssty evacuation. The account, however,
brought by them does not differ in the main
from that obtained from more reliable sour
ces. They say that at five O'clock, A. NJ, the
enemy attempted to throw across pontoon
Dfloges at three polnts-the old railroad bridge
about the center of the town, and above and be-
Low Deep Ran, sstTesm three miles lower down
the Rappahannock that at the first of these
two points the bridge builders were driven
from their work by our sharpshooseTs but that
81 the point below the creek mentioned, the
ground Icing open and low for a considerable
space on this side, his artillery, posted on the
opposite nights, had dispersed our sharpsheesers
and enabled his men to perfect the bridge.
At last accounts our artillery had him brought
into a position covering and completely com
handing the open space upon which the
enemy's troops would deploy on crossing.
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= report has reached the city that Gen.
Van Dorm succeeded yesterday ia bageing a
large number Of the Fedsrsls who had been ca.
gagged in tie raid on The Mobile and Ohio roal.
butt las not assumed any definite or authentic
shsp'. fIom our knowledge Of The position Of
Gen. Van DOrn's force, aud its strength. on
Thursday morning, We believe such an exploit
% have been strongly possible. a day OF two
viii give US the ruth.
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WHEREABOUTS OF GEN, RANKS

WHEREABOUTS OF GEN, BANKS,
A few days since we announced that General
Banks, with bis division Of the Federal army,
had turned up on Ship Island. This would
seem TO be true, as The New Orleans papers Of
the 18th announce his arrival in thss city with
"a army Of thirty thousand men. The number
OF men may be exaggerated, but there can no
longer be any doubt as to his Whereabouts. His
purpose IS no doubt ioco-Operate with BUTLER
and the river feet, in sn attack upon Port Hud-
son dis movements should and no doubt viii
Be locked after by our military authorities. His
troops are ali raw leyies, and will not stand be-
fore tie intrepid vslor Of our disciplined Yete-
Tsns.
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THR RAIn on THR MOBILE ROAD.

TIKI RAIn ON THE MOBILE ROAD.
We have some addiaonal information concern
ing the late movement of the Federals on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad. Our intelligence il
that all the depsedati0ns below POntotoe we're
committed BY a regiment Of csvalry-the in
fautry and the balance IF their fores remaining
in the vicinity Of that place. A single company
destroyed the railroad property at shannon sta
lion, while at the time there were four hundred
Confederate cavalry in sight. All this was done,
we are informed by a member Of the Legisla-
ture-and the mArsuders permitted to escape,
Notwithstanding there were shout twelve hun
drea Confederate cavalry within striking dis
lance.
at both points private property was left uR-
disturbed, except so far as horses snd mules
wsEs concerned. an these, in the section Of
country penetrated, were collected and driven
of toward Pontotoc. They informed the ne
groes they did not wish to be troubled with
them, and refused to afford protection to the
few who sought refuge among them.
An attempt was made by q couple of Eremen
70 run of an engine from one Of the stations be-
low OkolOna, while the engineer was at break
fast. They succeeded ia reaching shannon,
when, owing to the damaged state Of the track
from burning, they ran eff. They abandoned
the engine and made their escape.
We are forced to the conclusion, from the best
information We can gather, that the behavior Of
our troops in the vicinity Of this road, was any
thing but worthy of praise Why it was per
mitted, undistuTbed, is unaecOuntabls to al who
This conduct needs investigation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


ON The The night Of the psA Of DsesDbss. Oas
" LEATHER TRUNK, eanva cover narked h G
Tenn A liberia rsw4rd VIII be paid Tor rs delivery
At the Confederate House. =. o. DAVIS.
decIq2t
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CAPTAIN md Aeine - As.l.tsnt % N.

LARGE POSTooS TRAIN-The enemy have drawn
their lines very strictly between Warrent6n and AleKan-
driHY and allow 10 iugress or egress. The probable pur-
pose Of this unusual sEingeHey, has been disclosed by
ths observations Of . citizen who has made his way
through the lines. He says that be saw q pont0on train
Of five miles in length, bound for Fredericksburg By the
way Of Uceoqua'. This vsst preparation indicsfes the
purpose Of crossing the Rappahannock at q number Of
points simultaneous y-Richnond Enquirer.
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a COMPLETE YicTORY,-The results Of the
battle Of Hsrtsville are mors important than al
FIRST rumoTed. Lieutenant James Coffin, Of
MOrgsn's command, informs the Knoxville Reg
lister that the COnfederates crossed the Cumber-
land in the presence Of the enemy, attacked and
captured 2,104 prisoners, (thia is the number pa
rolled and besides two riaed steel cannon, be-
tween so and so wagons, and 233O stand OF
All this was lone while there was an alb
clifton force, 1900 strong, within six miles.
Morgan r~eerOsssd the river, and only lost three
of all the wagons be captured.
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II Tho latest Northern advicss state that II
was reported III New York that the Confederate
ship 80 captured and burned the bark Harriet
Spaulding on the I0lh ult. She was owned ina
New York. The steamer Vanderbilt was To
start in search 1f the 300 on The Dab inst
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LOOK AT THISI


WOULD respectfully inform hls fisnss aad he
W public generally that be bss removed 70 Wsss
Jeeks1n, and that be now hods forth In he Old Trtsu-
guar pePot Bah4ing, where he offers for saLs. aa0nz
tee articles too numero1s % mention. he foIloNlaF
Sweet Cider, IA &c RO8sted G00bsr Peas, srrA IUrs
quality Q "a. z own Sugar. By barrs,s Or he peap5.
country P odute, sch As Batter, EegL CLi.ksas nd
Turkey Lard. SsUssgs4 eta.
Ais. for sale, sJes Powde- aad Pa-cssdov o.,r
ard t6ea'y rsGnls Of $50 Cd sissI Of Wrapp3nT p.
per BE Nihe 70 boy a iEFe quanu.y o{ grooEa
Fe4 bsYs.A Zn Chickens srd Turkeys for So.
J. ~HEUOEBERT
a9A Weet % Iaeksru
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II Under the auspices Of Captain Finnie,
the nitro bureau of Mobile is producing and for
wardiDg to Richmond from nine to twelve thou
sand pounds of nitre per month, and this quans
tity viii be rapidly increased.
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JAcKsoS. peesmbsr III

JAcAsoNl Decembor I9th, I55A
To Mrs Wade, President Of so'di r. Aid Society
MADAM: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
OF clothing sent 10y the society Of which you are presi-
dent, for distribution among the parOled prisoners lately
exchanged at this point. Madam On the part Of these
brave men, | thank yOu aud the members Of the society.
To men who have been suffering in the prisons Of our
foe, such kindness aud esre for their comfort cannot fail
to nerve their arm with renewed strength when again
they meet the enemy. Hoping this viii ind you sud
the members Of the society enjoying the blessings Of
God IremHin very respectfully.
JOHN BRENT.
Captain md Acting Assistant @. NJ.
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REBEL MATCHES, REBEL MATCHESl
REBEL MATCHESN

TUE undersigned having Established Match Mans
4 factory In the city Of Jackson, would iafsrm Ghoss
wishing 70 purchase, that all orders from = distance, ~
eouPanied With the cash, will Be promptly 6led
decl9-lm II kTFRR 4 Cn
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LOST,

OFF the train, either at Canton or Jackson, Miss, tbs
LIST day Of Deosmbsr. q leather bound BONNET
BOX, marked Mrs. Young. A ubsrRl reward viii Be
s1u. Mfaa. daeI94r
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CLOTHING MANUFACTORY.-We have taken
a look over the extensive workshop Of hr.
MeAllenny, and are sstonished st the large
amount of work he is daily turning of. His
arrangements are SO complete that he can, by
extra e%xertion, equip a regiment weekly, and
beside accomplishing this benefit for the SOL
diery, be is giving profitable employment daily
to i hundreds OfindusIious ladies, many of whose
friends are absent in the ranks. He is thSs ac-
complishing a double good. See bis card in
another column, and give him q call.
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Il was stated the othsr day by telegraph. ON ,be
authority Of . Latter from Nassau, that seven csrgoes Of
negroes had beel offered for sale on the island q Cuba
" fankeea Tue opinioo Is that these negroes were
stolen or entieed from the South, audit is very probable
Tor Il Il a trade which the Yankees have manly carried
on since slavery Eas abolished in the Northern States.
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NOTECE.

CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
CAMP HoORE, La, December I5gh. 1862.
COMMANDERS Of Regiments, Bat'slions AID con.
psnies OF Pttissn Ranger sised in Eastern L U
ts aas, are hsreby orieTei ID fu uisa ne with thu su.
thoriy BY which they were rails d, = ithin fifteen dSys
from this date. Ais2 . complies sn1 90 rect copy Of
heir mIsier rolls. By srier Of
T.. DUMONTEL.
N jor and A. a. CT ga,
deco Isl CommandinF Cam Of destruction
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Gentlemsn who ErTiVe Eom the United States
wAh late papers, win confer = favor by leaving
them at tire oountjngEOOm Of te APPEAL Office,
on State street, a few doors below The post Office,
70 these days Of uncertain mails from the South
and a blockade on he Nsrth, eur facilities for
furnishing the latest news from all quarters can
be greatly increased by listie attention on the
part Of our friends, for which we shall ever re-
main grateful. Parties from above viii confer
al especial favor By furnishing Us any Northern
papers in thsx possession.
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ORDER NJ q

hEAEQJARfERS EXCHANGED PRISOHER4g
JACKSON Ms. December 4 1870
u suthoriiy from DepsrInent HeadouatsFs. psrs-
- graphs three enc f0sr o. Ger s-aI Oder No & ~
tsrs. are nod frd - follows,
Tbs sex and wounded paroIsd and srsbspsa6
P Zones Will be sent 10 tbe general hospitals n -
city AMI is vicinity IN al saoh cases as he "a RsoR in
charge my deem il e~ZpedisDt 60 tend thsn. Oths-
cases Of sick2ess viii Re HeRte5 "a their rspeesvs
CAMPS a. already proviSsd FOR Ia the order above 10.
II The mee'i3gs Of The Medical B1srd fer he 81.
animation o. sie< sad.wcunded, psrolsd and exchanged
= slhe.s VII De held Ia his ely instead Of camps a.
al,ee,ed 10 paragraph No. Of General Ozder NJ
By order Of Bligadier General RUsGLN.
10 SZYMAS8EI
GELS ~ 4 A.. and nspeeio~Ga1ara
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FAD, In large or small quantities. bought at ths
II State ordnance department.. ] request ali who have
either pipe, pig or Oar lead, to brag Il n inmRdia4siy,
as I an very much in need Of it o.. BOURNE
Colonel and Acting Chief Of Ordn anes, S. y.
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CHRISTMAS F
Auction Sale,
On TUESDAY, December 23d inst, at Msssrs.

On TUESDAY, December 23d inst, At Asssrs-
George Fearn < Coz store.
EaEScH CHINA AND TOILET RETa
u Motto O,fs Oeps sRt aazE
Esncy snd Glt letsa Tete Sets.
lyme Bottles and Powder RoIes
SJ Tor Dinner AMI Tea Seta.
80 P'i- Dseo-a-sd China Vases, worth from ss
70 SlOO . par;
Cat ana EngreTsd Wi1e Sets.
Fowls and Preserve Dishes Win =, -Uhoy,
covers
Pitchers St Cslars. Ffagr BovIs
Aud a Grsst variety Of articles suItsbia - Ch...-.
presents.
4 WI Ako sal livery hsndled Knives and Fo-ks
rLats Emafs. Chzfng Dishes. Bras Fsufors 49,
rous, Shovsls fRd Tongs, trentv - - s.t-.1.
C.S nSHS7 i5ls;d with Fear. and e smsI HssEag
9t9Fe ee Sale to c'mmenre a: 10 O'Clock.
uSft Il BOYD Anatf.-.,-
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WRO WANTS TO INVEST IN FIRST
QUALITY ARTICLESf

A no. l FAELY ROCKAWAY Rad ARMS
a q siyll1 and reliable HOue-slI slCO0
A drst class Pa-lor Set, best French Bnoosteua ara
Rose wood eight pieess-Rl $1,000.
A frst-elsgs "HaNeg & DsEnT Rosewood Piano
$3.50.
FeuT se.s WlIdoT Curtains, II feet bes. Frsrsh
S-ocafeus. Lace Ind Fizture-L $500.
No Gsr5etes, Hostlsr sid Carriage DriFsr. Md
ole sgcd-S 0g.
Eo Ws-Eer, Irouer snd Housekesper. % years
old. fer S -0oO.
AHo 1 Housed esBer ard S ansrss a q ysars Cd.
$3.50.
app J through T. o. care Memphis Appeal, sr an
d5lIB.@
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I A bill hes passed both hou,es of the North
Carolina Legislature a%ppropriating $500, 900 for
The relief OF this sick and wounded soldiers Of
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DENTAL-We invite attention to the card of
Dr.. W. c. Bryan, published this evening. His
extensive practice in this city several years ago
enables him to make numerous references to a
number of the Oldest and most respectable citi-
zsns, as to his superior skill in performing
dental operations. Give him a call.
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A vkRY PROPAR MovR.

Mr.. HARPER Of the House, yesterday intro
dueed a bill authorship the impresslnent OF
slaves for military purposes. This is a move in
the right direction. The shareholders, as a
class, have a larger property interest ct stake in
this war than any other class of the community,
and it is but reasonable and just that they
should be made to bear their prOpOrt5OnAte share
of the burdens of the war. Their slaves can
be made of immense service in canp and on
the march, and if they will not yield them vol
unfairly, some compulsory process should be
adopted 10 secure their s~esvices. We hope the
bill may speedily become a law.
IF The special correspondent of the Rich
mond Examiner, speaking Of the battle near
fredericksburg, says that the result of the fight
on our right wing may be summed up briefly
thus We drove the enemy blck, killing three
to one, and at night held the ground occupied
by the enemy's batteries in the morning. The
enemy hsd twenty thousand men engaged on
this wing, while altogether, from first to Last, we
had not more than ten thousand in line of FIRE.
Longstreet's victory was even more complete.
He drove the enemy into the streets of FTeder-
icksburg, and killed ct leGst FIVE to one. At
dusk the firing ceased simultaneously on both
sides.
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n Rumors Of an important success achieved
by General Van Dorm reach as from Grenada.
One feature of his success was the capture of
fsur hundred Federsls. His movemen are
being conducted with the greatest celebrity, and
premise well.
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REAL ESrATE,-See the notice for sale of real
estate at b. halia. We are informed thar this
offers a good chance for a profitable investment.
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WANTED TO RENT

-FOUR MULES and Wagon. four Horses and Buz
4 glea Apply 10 J. Q. hCALLIyTER or
dsl3lV WV 4 gFTTPnE
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~ The Mobile TriJRas says it has the best
authority for stating that the steamer Cuba,
which left that port some weeks ago, has arrived
from Havana at a safe hsrbor en- the coast.
This is her second successful run past the block
Il
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IF The MEMPHIS APPEAL 4" comes TO us
from Jackson, and locke a. well as it did before
it commenced its travels from Grena1a-Mobas
Tribune.
Cer!sinly-we lost nothing in our " travels, s.
and are r%sjOieed at being able to again greet our
fiends regularly.
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Diary Of the War for Separation.

"A D4ILf Chron.e.e o. tie Present Revelation,
- brought down % tie day o. solicitation enbr.spS
no IS Of the War a d narrat vss Of al he rest bst =
neias Added . NJ ch ig: A h view q the Oh UnIos
ara histcry Of AboHt anis2- lhOwing The causes hat
lei 70 6 dissolution q ths Unseu. The whcl, forminx
2 most "a us1ie work agd ths sIost popular histsry II
th9 war yet pEb! shed seoODG edition. revised ard
enlarged One volume. large 70 no. Price $50
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n General Howell Cobb arrived at TaIla~
hasse, Florida, and assumed command on Sat
urdav Iast
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da last evening.
A MURDER IN PIKE COUNTY, ALA-TEs
Murderer Punished By Barniag.-The Troy Ad-
%Ueriser says:
Mr. Baker, oVerseer Of Colonel Eli Townsend,
near China Grove, in this county, was murdered
4 short time SINGS by q negro belonging te Col.
Townsend. Mr.. Baker had gone 10 where the
negro who perpetrsted the deed and several
others were ditching. After giving some direc-
tons be turned around and was aboutto leisure
" walk eff, when the negro seizen an ak and
iHdicsed three blows on the back psrt of the
head Of Nj. Baker-killing him instantly. The
negro then immediately took the horse Baker was
riding, and which had been hitched a short dis
lance from Jhe ditch, and effected his escape;
but after same days he was caught, when Col.
Townsend deliyes him up to the people Of the
neighborho0d to deal with him as they saw
proper After due investigation be was con-
demned to death by burning, which was speedily
carried inc execution. The negro assigned
no cause Why he killed the oyeTseeT, and made
cevelo2ements duplicating any negroes
other than some Of those on the p~lantstion-he,
with one other, had some time ago nearly made
their escape TO the ASlitionists, but we're caught
before eifscting il.
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= Ust Published =
L II e
CONFEDERATE STATES ALMANAC
n
Repository Of Useful knowledge (!
Just
FOR THE YEAR 1863

Volume II. FirEt Series. Priea x cts
NWTTH iuli and eomplst. Calendar and AsireB.ut
W aleatulshons fo- ms yta 1873 The gork en-
braces q great vSFisfy aid extent Of very ussfsl a.
n orsant lniofmAt On Taii NJ TO the OuAS Statsa
Thar resources, population, trade, eommercs. &C.,
les q cotton sugar ard Other crops The latest r-
? rts frcn TIE ysHonF Departments Of the COnksdaras
G9yernmsnt 6t2ti ties and yAuabls reports fou tbs
I diyldnsl States Of the Confederscy, 20 which Is a5d-d
A DiaTy Il the Wa, brought doEa % the dav o.
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FOR SAFE.
Notice no OUARTERM4STERg

TPE Undersigned il fully prepared to manufacture
hVe hundred complete AMY SUITS sr week.
an invi:eI ths att n iol OF Quar- ermarter, T. bis ia.
Gill les At Arnory Hal, Jackson, Miss IErtds ale CT
Do 3 sell tied. J. & McALaNNY
deco w.
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.also, JWsf Pa6Ttshed,
The Confederate Household Almanac.

For the Year 1853.
N8BAP EDITION. A5 paRsa P1os q cant,
yaiueots Fem y Almsnae FOR tbs people OF CAs
south OrdsEs TO insrre attention must Be see,oD.-
MED with ths easA. Ia O0nfscs=ats notes only.
II pr-ss AMI vii be ready for sale Deesmber oh a
RATION.
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" General Johnston left the city for Grena-
da last evening.
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re PRINTERS.

WANTED. imrei'ss.lv, at he d Nlssa.ippi Bs
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D L. C~AMPBELL--G. X. BESNETT.-M. CLARK.
CAMPBELL & BENNETT,
General Commission Merchants,
No. So North Water Mobile. Ala.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-20
INC BIocknde Rvnded.

CHARLESTON, December l9.-The iron steamer Con-
Dubis, formerly the Giraffe, OF Liverpool, with a cargo
Of shoes, blankets, whitworth guns and ammunition, ar
rived yesterday at 8 Confederate port. The cargo and
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