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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

A foreign lester 60 the ChIcAso TireS ssvs:
Reya marriages are in vogue j1st g. pEsssu1
re haTs a shower Of them among sscords-y
potsntssss, and that Of sbs Prince of vsiss il
prospect Ihs second Rsyzi scion Of EnslaUd,
yoUug Alfred, has juss received : ssFsTs esss-
tissneRi il bsiug ssng away irom R5siuhards s.
bfun, WEsre ell lbs family are gaihe1sI together
30 Tsiolcs over ths fus9Ts Wedding, ald, accord
IRg - so@s wsltiAtsFusd esTEausses O. dscids
UPsa She asdioalioa Of ths G lsen OF EnElhn1
alter ths marriage OF her son. Ths yonrg royal
sailCr AGd bees guilty Of Bsms bFeach Of Disc
pIBs, Ead, uBsa bis admiral rsfsrTiag 70 tas
Queen - dSoids Haat skoa.d Be tis Uuuishment.
Es wAs commanded 81 hsy asjsslY 10 iuaics the
utmost PsuAi.y--tTs aOn.hA' CoLfssmsut to
as slip Wksn ! vas in Englzn lass yea, /
WSs ted ssss Ess sw9 elder sons Of 5As QIseh
lived is = psTFstual dscsrd, qBies irnr ossl5ls 20
TScoseils, esd it Is dye5tisss due 90 this fncom
ptnsillty Of tsupsr tEst il Has necessary 50
ssRd ths ysuagsT ons sway on tbs present i'm
pofssat esossion.
Ii IS ssid tbEt tbs Queen "a excessively stsrB
With her children, Asd 10 obsyed more from fsaT
than love, snd tns5, 81 c0nssGusccs Of the rigid
ness OF her discpline, ths ''luO boys GetsTmin-d
on one oeessisn 70 escape from her authority
Thsy sceordlngly, wits TIE connivpncs o. =
gateksrpsT, lsh she castle a. Fiads0r, wiGh the
iassaliou Of having 4 lark" and rsmEiuing /
Gat a. nleat1 - tEsE Wafs cals A. AEd brought I
bssk is dlagrsss sbut up - " b T rssions' sa6 /
ihfeatsRsd win dire vsRgssscs if thsy did NOT 4
reveal tbs nams OF ths deiiBqasnt guard By /
shoSs assistance thty veng ont. The Pines of 4
WSlss, driven % extremity By the ssvsrity o |
bis punishment, vss on tte point Of bsTsyins /
biz fris1d, when bis yOungs, br0thsT burst Cns /
sshsmsntiy il his asther's prsssnes, "Aibsrt, if /
Tou tel, III wsi. 1Rtii I csscs you somewhere
sioHe, Rad Iil bsAt yoa Ni-hiu 50 inch Of youT
ifs. - Ia Osnssqussos Of Re generosity o
.smFsr CT which tsis htsls iacidsst is a proof
Alfred sss sailor, is the fsyorite ia Esglsnd
'ithoasb his tsmpsT msy be 50 inpstu0Us ss So
,iTe = Vssr an uHg Of VsxaEoR aud disqUietlis
o bic anxious mamma.
hsvs bssa ted mere, b EagIish retailers Of
oyAl e8ss.s, sons tsles Of scandal OF the eldeI
TotheT, Hhisa you'd sess % indicate tsndsncy
Q fa.l into she vices Of bis gTestunele, GeoTss
v, end Hhica, in eoaTAsi, would sssn 70 Justify
hs prsjudioo il fsvor Of thss 5si ooB,"
Aifred
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Dcslruc'lve Fire is n.e rsnnszizausu Oh

I s.t---It- -
! Correspondence Of the New York Trbuuel
/ Ga Wednesday, the 9Th inst at o'clock, p
Z NJ, smother of th0se sweeping and drsiTuelve
! conhAgra,igla which have saloften visited the
! OIL districts Of Pennsylvania sw pt over the up
I per portion Of tbe i" Blood farm, and the lower
| portion OF the a" Tarr farm ("
Phe fire originated at Che FiIkins Well, -
I next adj)i0ing Old Burning Wei. on the
} Blood tarm,' and was caDsed by the most
gross csreiessness in throwing large amount
OF crude oil isto the engine for fuel, causing an
explosion in the chimney or sack Fhe burn
ing einders tslAng iEso al open tank produced
Instant combustion, and in less than Eve min-
ntes the 81 fats " for nearly hsIf mile along
the stream were enc solid msss Of FIRE Tue
gFousd, saturated with Oil, barued wish sqdsT
intensity TO the more inhammabe material
about it.
Fae loss cannot BE- accurately es,imatsd. but
it is very lsrgs; 10000 barrels of oil was the
lowest estimate heard, and soue thought 80
Ot0 would not cover the smount then ths
tsaksge and machinery, engines ard building.
houses and furniture. etc. So rapidly did the
fre rus alosg the grOaEd that horses c1uld nos
hegoteus Of thn AnO Of tna fire, b1t psrisl-d ia
The fsmesi no lives wsFe iost The ioEs +il
fell lne hexviest on MsSsys Bewer, Watson g.
Co L Ps.uf7r & CO. Kelley & Co. IN ca
burned Smith d L ikins Sski & 20, c. lius
& Co, Diasmors & Bro, Weldens & Bro
aad o.her parties whose names I could uot pet
] counted Elxtsen engines which had been
used ia tue wells, some paIdaiiy ard others
wholly destroyed Fourteen weis, sons flow
i0g. some pu nping, ard SONS constantly re-
fusug 70 90 either, wish 81 their tools and fl
s0rNs, 9sre compIelsly Tuiasd.
Asny small buildiass which the woIEmen
oecupisd were eonsumsd5 with ali their furni-
.urs ard provisions
As this was one Of the best oi-prodHejng dis
ricts O.i crask, the loss vii bs severely fslt
and shs loss Of time, a. tnis season of the yesr,
in &c ting rssdy 10 work sgsin, will prove % be /
the grsssess damage sustained By tae Drcp-ie- !
IoTs OF she wells, si.hougl 3 10000 is n0v q /
low esimate Of ghAs hss ahssly been do /
,goyed
soon efsr tds frs became general over the I
surface, well, ghs G,st b1r-d on the fs." I
snd wAch hs1 never yio.ded Luy oil, com
msnoe5 spouang, sud the u. confined in a cnfb |
% II e-5 il ispstaT and Is OF 20 test deep .
took 8Is sea burned With gisst iate isity ssa
oesai7 ~ t1s gAs Weud esoA,i.asEy rs the /
iane trc@ she bSjaS susfEgs oss could So
,as heated sDt sr0ab.sd OH ssssbug 0ysr t1,
SOP ssd trszud rhs sidss If tie pit, reminding
bin foreio'g of his early id.ss Of L Cslyinisds
hell
Bni the beauty aud sab m.ty of tds whole
'sses Was bsyoed dsssrirtos. TIE sarsh, esua-
,lsssly sssuIassd Wish oil, bsIasi via urdi-
niais6ed fury fuf sasrly shs Who's niEAt TIE
,ursaEg Of sAzks cJTGe1 TIE aulfass sf sas
'Ssek Wst4 sii, e~as.sisE Aa t~s sssI isesrn
aaSe.s sls2s@ss = agurs, - fern syFetschsis
'Es biti0s OF FSre and iut-nss bssusY, srd |
I1sed Sublimisy y 5 Aosss which gas ia itself
rs Of awful Efssdssr-
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KANaMAY,

-TzRo taesu5s. b -r o. EEG 10 D Z named HAR
II RTsD-. Esid boy, -ar-.ss g suout twsB'y eat
= fgv..,rv s-E esns on Al, i've fset six iueh7s
E7-h of.a- dark copper clisr and b. quiea gpokea De
a o. A. sell rac0iiec.sd & blace si9uo 2ea hat
II L. A. cs-. ba aacf Or crs rec seiea. vii
~ q fe7rar4 o. 81 n drHTer q 20 sefEou nI
Fsf dg iz sly g. -ailh snforl ai9n a. tia
. car eei aim
- 2 ~ ere nal.e Of eaLa, b-.llE ug 20
Join Reba8-o5 "a JsckAoa-
CEOGGE aIGH
Irfksru Nis7
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r1-pTFssRE- ss5h. s MICRO COY, named IS Is.
- "a dassa s about f7Teuty cue YEAR, Eve feet
/. 80 leehes or ttetah a. cnlor darks hss few
r-.sri- o. "a haCs toss u-sasfea had on When BE-
ier b we ID cls nitek cio.h al a-y c-p 49,
80 r-u-s He t-ek with hi1 some oth-r siothi6g-
t & forlsefls owned ~ ID - seitg, o. HsTshai
rrua-V u -s1ssiTli zna wet aTsy win boy nalsed
ftsrfe e-e ~ Cd ap Gorge "a @ th CITY.
wla rsg a y rrra ~ 50 & ie .pefea 20 roe u
tsczso1 Or 55Q3f oss q jsf, Fsith sacn sntor-
psiion e. ihst esn get him {
noa 5seksoHs Aiss.
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From The ST. Lo1is Rep sbiioanl
Important psps-s were sone TINE ago esp.
tured ~ Gsnsrs BBel whics ssre bei ~ srNna-
Eisted for fis TO B,iEsdisF 1(teseral Tsomss Jor-
ssn, assistant saiatsnt general OF the rebel
srmy - Chstnscora Fesnss-es These ps-
ps-s iseiads cozfidsu =ial lesisrs r-orz Genr.aI
BssursFerd, beth 20 Adjgtsat Gase-tl ana In
spectsr Cooper, sns 81 Ge1--sl B srg. snecif
ehily laying down plsa for ai.itsFy Operations
ia the West and SsuthvsEt. By which our forces
were eTscETsig concentrated Il rnsst tke dem
enstraaons Tscsnsly made ia pursasuss Of Il
According % Ecs1Fssard's Rrogrnnnls tse or
jseiivs ponis of the rsbsls sers first LoEisviIl4
snd then Cincinnah, asd Re wss psrTcni,r ip
stating how best 20 Tssch them from Chssss-
Rocgs, with B1sA ~ H8srsyilte aud S sveEsan
Is vas his oPsBi0Hs desscsnssnt could tax
Louisviils, Uh.lstss u1a;n body would bs ulsrca-
iug 10 CiDcinnsa he conisrasitted ths sea-
stTucHcn Of work - the fo-mrT cry for tts
Command Of the Ohio and csnaL snd tHe a.
Etructiou Of The caEai ~ soon as nosria!e. $.
c0mpletsiy thst fofuts travellers would hardly
know whsrs Is WAs. Ts kaep the sssru sud 0.
ClHeinnan, Be ssaid construct strong work,
heavily armed, AZ CoviRstoR
1 ne following is she correspondence ia fuH:
GENERAL BEAUREGARD To ADyUTANT GEs
COOPER
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Tbs sus.in., n. tss vor.h pacIne.

From tss New York Post
. L. IS veil kaown thas the Rnssisn government
ia cans,rueiisg telegraph from iss esD,al u It's
pe.sessisss on this continent, a1d thss q large
ssr; OF TIA ~ork IS fnish>3 Rscess fsrsign
jTFusls stats thst il ihs course Of snothsr ysar
it viii bs finished Ths AlsufiAn ftlsnds. uri.b
stretch across she meuth oftas Behring's straits.
are forty in nunibsr, fssching Tou th- oeniusu.a
Of ksnschaska ia AsiS - Cspe Aiasks IN North
AaericA, and the Russian possessions They
form a. admirable Gordon of sssti0us for .s!s
Etaqh p1ies, sud obFiste the necessity Cf l0ag
rusIine cables
From Csse AlFskR csbe twelve hundred
rliles lOaE would Tescs the mouth Of Coumbis
riEer aad thus tho tei~gfaphie communication
With Europe and Asia csuid be kept outsi-s su1
distnet from British interference, # deemed nee
ezssrY.
Oz The olhsr haad, if the lsnd route is p:sf
sIAbls, ihs Inns would run slong the east
Ceok's Iulst north Of Priacs Willism's Sound.
east e Mount Elias, themes do~H tae coast Of
Pdgnts SOuEd, and thence by AstoJiE % Ssl
tlaEciscs, vigh ThicA VS. have now pereset tel
graphic conReetioR. Ia eli humAE probsbiigs
'his ZIest work viii be accomplished in a very
short time.
Bat another interesting fAcsi this The R1s-
Rlao government hes quisjiy tAKsn poss- ssiOn ef
!wo saaA Islands IN the Sreiis OF CoTes, called
+oNtN &AA eeoNsA Aau-k1lHFy DslCNelGE LAh
japanese Archipelago and tbe empire Of japan
Not lssg sIsce tse British sAnirsI, Sir jams
Hope who was cruising srsund IA the RiuEd5vs
on doubling TIE Caps near which they are sisu-
s-sd, found tbrss RussiEa figatss 81 auchor
nsAr tse islands, aud the greatest sc.ivity and
bgs.ls prevailing on shore. A fortified sowo wss
gfoTfinE up raPydy, tie EnpeTisl tag was float
iEg i;om the FriaeiPal buiidi4g, and Ibs popuIs-
tl0a HEs al alive WiGA ensiasas TIE B5is- |
lsh admiral sss psTfsctiy tstcaBdsd. asd espe-
lsis Whsn be found toe JApsHsss thirty thous-
snd in nun1esr, appssFiEg perfectly eorisnt wiki
thoir nsE masters ss1 friends This Is &c be a
second Ssbsstapol." wrote ths sdmi4Gl home
and now the English goVsrsnsnt, made aWsrs
of the facts, is making a move which, in the
words OF a. English journal, means thai the !
Russians Vvill nos be allowed TO stay there. We /
think they viii sjsy, however, Stree thcss Is
snds, are OF tae frst Importance to Russia, a1d I
win greatly fsc'Etsse asr tad. on ihe Amoor, I
s1d aiso With California
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as 90 psFslyzs yo1 for any other movements
fl0Ia taeTe, heHce yCU have adopted the wisest
Ecoursa ia sending 90 Smith ali yeur svai able
! fscas. except just enough to guard your de-
4 pets etc, % she rear OF your present position
at Tupeio
! The third proposition would have afforded
You gale success, bnt not IS brilliant and nl-
FpoftsDt in lesults as the second one; if the
newspapers viii permit you to carry it success
: tully ilto effect; Tor Hsieck and BHsll, occupy
! ipg the base Of q long isosceles triangle, Of
which Mobile is the apex, could got to Chstta
Hooga before you, if they should become aware
K of your movements, and then you Teuld haTe
70 C mend again with superior tOrees-es usual
% u.s. Toe moment ron get 80 Chas5sbOoga
y0u ought to tsics the cfsasivs, keeping in
mind ths following grand principles Of the art
Flrst-Algsgs bring the HUsssss Of yOur army
in caulacb. Ei.h she frscli0ns ST tho enemy.
Soc5ud-0perats as mach as possi5ie oE his
COMMUNICATIONS without exBosiEE yOur own.
Tari-O sarase always on InSegior or shorter
lines. i hsgs no doubt that with anything ike
equal Numbers you will always meet with sue
cess
an happy 10 see that my two iieUiensnts,
Mazgaa sad Forrest, are doisg such geod
service ia Kentucky aad Tennessee. WhenvI
sp2ojntsd them I iboaght they would leave
tbsir marx whsrsyaE tAey passed.
b sha bse, 1 shink Nc eugbt, hereafaes, in
our official papers, 50 esil tbs "Ysnksss" "Abo-
GG1ri,.s inss=ad Of .'Fsdersls," tor they now
proclaim not only the sbsHhen Of slavery, but
of all cur c1rsl- -utioBal rights ard that nsms
viii have a stjHgiag effect on our Western enc
mie=. 1 intend % Issue general ord,r on the
subject whenever I-asEnlne 4 command.
Sincerely your friend,
G. T. BBAUREGABD. |
Gene-al Braxton Btagg, Cong Departments
No ?, Mobile. Ala
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PR0gLAHaTIaH.

HEE DQU 2 ETEES
Jackson M.as, Ucsobs !. l5i2
ETseiI Or5.r Eo TO
} XIX
FlT - h0-i-v f Is ~ear tsTT a W. n fe Con-
\ fee asa sts a. u Amslics z sroclusn tBs
cca- se Eris0u-es ocer- Sad -1e b>ve iauded
O. Esnu h'si s.pri. up 81 81 csts ~ fnai I'd
G ~ afe o s-c-rs 50 rctdis-s wecss nsu1ea have
bee reE Etsr q vi 70 @ : 0onoas--'zer VckE
burg p..b inst-urtia tvait nlfi6 -Ntiou Of ex
cha-g- wi. fou- dsisy 20 the HeadQus-1srs
of. tl-i+ aspect We colms. Dc
LLOYD TTLGHW4E
B-iss6is- Ge-=--l tFmvi gornus1dng Fl
ch-uE4l g s-nars.
[nHca'i PFa7ATTsN Bills, r.,
80 -su-sf- Gsrsrsi..
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NRNEGE.


N-lT TEs isled b. ths undersigned are rs1eene6
" tie Office 4 tae S0alhq Expresa COApany s.
.Js s--t 81 ssisspFL
,es tH.s :. J. J. GcE EVER.
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By MaCIANA1AN & DILL.


CcrE-eSfg0 6ftsPrffs 6ress,
Afegtr -egsgd FFFd .fHi'g. Gen.
GiOOPe9, 4Ags& 6aeIs kFs@RE.
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- ii 81 -. R.p -

The 'sYaRlGees'' Hereafter 80 be Called
ffa ba75fiouTsts.g
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The army correspondent of TIE Sa7aansh Re-
Pa6tie0A Trises s. tslows, fzoIn Inc UDeer Po-
5mac:
Large numbers Of persons have arrived here
rom she South in search Of friends reported b
isve esen killed or wounded in the lats battles
f ShsIpsbUTg, Many have found their uio
inTec-ssaTy, since ibe eiEeUmstaness muss DO
argent and peculiar thzt e.ih induca General
Lae 10 grant PERMISSION e pass bis lines. And
FIen they cross The river, it i- only 10 iai i8ro
he bands Of tee enemy. by Whcul they are d.
sned IS prisoners. Some have Jas57d tbe.r
friends on the roads some hare found them
MY wounded when hey were reported killed,
whilst some hal received only sig8t injuries.
who were reported % be morally T1unied ali
accounts e1ueur in Ons respect that cannot BE-
otherwise than gratifying b absent moshsrs and.
rithsrs VIZ the kind treatment extended Do our
sounded who fsll into the hands cf tbs enemv.
The Federal army is provided with q full com
0lsment of surgeons, who have ample supplies
jf medicines, ice, lemons, bsudages, ose, ana
gila are ia condition to give Cur wounded bet-
er treatment than we can ourselves A few ef
he C0ni-deTais surgeons have been allowed to
yist orr wounded a. Sharp-hurg, and such i5
ne report they bring back ], is reported. also.
ssf sgs Of truce have been passing bstwssn
Generals Lee and Mcclellan torsoms days past.
3gt for whar purpose l sm nor Eflrmed Is
1av be, however, tbat some of our s1rgeans
Yil BE- furnished with sfa-sI3en5o of tae csni-
ion of our wounded IN ile hands 3. the enemy,
which VIII doubtless be published f5I tee iufol.
nation Of the pubiie.
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Tas Eiarves. ]. aagissd-sFraa,tua,

mssE be snP0rfsa.
Ins .hsrTest rspers hen small ssrSs Of Eng-
laad hsTs bsoa received, aaj tse seEs IS nsg
r'gesdsd wish eAesffulness By the jJurnais The
Loadoa Nsrs, in o0e OF its trade and faane-
sTEslss, sys
The whsas ofop is Esglsnd geperaily is be
low "a average; ihSi 3 ~ 81 tAs olhsr CROP
are relatively better shaa HhsEs, baE shss the De
hcieacy 10 tee laFssr vii sot b thsfsby com
psssats5, Aad that, sosEsq 'susly, rs shall hav,
% ims0ri m0rs thsn ths usual quaaEity Of Tor
6gn grain DetHesn tbs present date snd nsx
harvest.
"Thoss persons who bsvs already formed ar
opiEien thst Che harvest e short enc, express
gloomy ARiieiPasions respecting The course o.
sffairB daring the eeulinR winter, more especial
y having regard 10 the condition Of she mann
featuring population and TO the desrth of cot
ton Upon this latter point, ss before stated
Fe fear that the voTss iorbodiHgs n3w entar
.sined viii be Feaiiz9d, for the raw maierial O
.He greatest 81 our manufactures is absolutely
l0t 70 be hsd st any price. The prospect is con
.tanty becoming darker"
France muss also import largely, her harves,s
layiug fallen bsiow fhe average.
ipondent Of the New York Journal Of Cor
nefee makes the folloWiag apology for Lincoln
Facts have come to my knowledge whici
nduca me 10 bsievs that ihe President viii ye
le fully vindicased for issaiug his much ialke
IF proclamation. DO not believe, whsb / di
,siIeve, that be vas drawn from his sirHghtf6l
Fafd course b. tie Iadicals. There were reason.
or his action With which the public are Unae.
lusinted, and al things connected with thai /
,reat movement are not what they seem.
That is rather muddy
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General Orders No. O.
RIoazozD y. ssp,sal,sT ~ 5.4 1872

TCHEoED -, sspsemner 5ts- 1897
~ COEHAsDsRS Of Amy ce-ps resSaa2t
" . md b-rtsiiou .7il ttis Office Tnant5
rrs-rls ezp~ctiFo 1lrnsnds tee s1-1.s fr
ri h=d ana according 10 dfreusiczs expressed 1u
Utfc r5s-g- 81 clrps e lost uctysn wi NIKE
t-ia o5e tt- -1ta and s5.l az esCh no7tG
p t-- st-ts of The r=Jiutss s-rvcs sisvF s
tLe Et1- q US s-r.iro "a cams ~ ID 6.ts
La. asssi sac -u. bsr enrolled sUcep.sd O.
ID rbs 1.i G f.r s-lf1h rsp,st na3s Lhe number
s=gt .1r9sd TO sim-us sid he tor } remsirlug
emp
E- CT1er-
rsg1-df 8 COOPER
Adl-ta1t s1d In.pector {}enrrlL
T##cfI. 81 EUzE.
-..T- G. Ezj-fsst -=n-rsi
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Tg TEE f5i owns gere-sl oFdzr is Bualhbsd fsi
tA- /. -orni-tlDu OF al -h0m il nay c0nocru ID
tlliE De-
- 0rasr Of Brigsdier-CsRerai RUeeLEa
r. 81 Ho0E
spssta-t A5jatsns & eaera-
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E0W TEER WEsFH an OAWPAFGH
WAS To = rs COSBUCHED.
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Lyds Mara Child, who begged tbs fs7or Of
Governor Wise 70 20 to Chsrlsstos, Va, and st-
t-nd upon old John Brown, fsvors tbs Hon
M,ssa Greelsy Of the New York Tribune with
lsttsr, fom which ne oxtyact the following in
iorsemsnt Of, and encouragement for, analgs1ns-
tion, Such a beasay proposition deserves no
comment.
Whether smagsmaiion would take place ls-
gsliy, ss is now DOES illegally if ths slaves we're
freed, is not . question suEceBtsbl9 Of proof Is
must, Of course, remain matter Of opinion Il d
experience furnishes evidence. Bat it seems to
me quite sopsEdG9us 80 trouble ourselves about
it. II there Is AZ instructive axsipalhy between
the rsces i Wi.l sshe Gaze Of itself. As natural
autipsJaies sna attractions are always sars to
do. # there IS not any nsszrsl aa6pzthy, then
the horror Of snsesnsGon has so rational
Condition Ny oTE opinion is. that there is
not . Dslursl sntipsshy between white aud
colored people. My reason for thinti0g SO is
that wherever the two classes have bssu brought
nto vicinity thsy have iuysriEb J mizsd eZben-
siVcly; sud, ia view Of their relative pssisioas,
It mast be E3slitssd tAst she 0ixlure has bsso
sought By tks whites. ny own beiief aso, is
that PTslldcss against complexion is enursIy
to7odsd mon srids, ard gTs-s out Of the DE-
bssrd sud degraded condition in which our laws
and customs soeo the cal0rse people.
4 French psriodicsl, the Journal de rEastTus-
tl0H Pub'i7Hs contsins = curious article by NJ
OscSr de WsEeEilie, which Announces the fact.
not generally known, that in The lake, Of S1e-
den there are Tsst lAsers or banks of ir0s. sr-
cIusively built up BY sui1slculss, uss uSliks
these that have laid the foRsdstion Of larss
Islands IN The ocean. TIE iron tsus feaud il
called 10 Sweden lake ore, Distinguished, seo5rd-
i1g 70 its form, into g1nPo9der, pesrl, monsy,
OF c. Z ore. These iron banks are from ten 70
two hundred metres in length from fvo 70 hf-
teen bread, ard from fourth 70 three -fourths Of
g lneter sud more in thickness
Ihis story OF bsdridden paupsr Is tod in
ono of the Eogtsh pspsTs: Z" A ysuss womsn.
wac had been bedrddsn tsven years and du
ring tass SIMS hsd recsivsd hvs skilhaRs = week
hors ths parish OF Gayzsees, besides grsas
deal OF privale charity, Wss last vssk byorght
20 tha Uuica WoTkhcGss. Ain~iek She De-
msudsd Burss, butter and isty e breakfast,
and , pair Of crufches bat on lssfuing that NJ
Young. the master, hsd .snt TOR the doctor, sas
Suddenly ross, dresa-d Iespsd over the sloBs
TTall toaE fsst i hight, ard ran quarter Of
mile 0s'oIe she vas rsesptzrsa
Count Ujckseurg, ths Ausifian minister sf
conmsToa, has jnst sold BIS donsia ip Walsss,
in lower Aussris, 70 tbs rseing puke oi
Ss1e- e-CobuTg, for tie sum o. s49 900 flancs
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7--.s 's'-,'sss'ssrs laCf, we WGnid not be (
BIT surprised TO hear at any moment fl,af ba So
Iecfessed into Tennessee -5f05ifs Ty,Buse. 2lst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

-s-...ls. rsNEiy
brethren can you accommodate aE your houseq
1ne lady arose saying, E. ] csa sleep two, but /
san eat as many as you vii send along
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- Asoat l5,0a9 pa4sa.s azs &. lhs hospitals
% Washington.
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1us sine hef 5audSa
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The Franks- FTeXicaz VFar-erAsF sf Gsen-
eral EareI % h.a LraaHa.

General Braxton Btsgg, Cong Departments
No 3 N. bile. Ala.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-12

Buckwheat, when sown on rick ground
will kill grass ehectually. 1t must be
sown as soon as the ground is plcwed.
In such case, a few crops will even ex-
terminate quack, Buckwheat seems to
be poison to other plants and it is
even known to destroy insects. 1t does
this probably by destroying the roots Of
the grasses upon which the insects feed.
No insect touches buckwheat in the
ground.
Prepare your soil thoroughally; pulver-
ize, and give it the best tillage; manure
added will benefit it, if not already fer.
tile. Then, sown rather plentifully, a
clean soil will appear, and clean crop.
If plowed under, and the second crop
raised, there will be garden without
weeds the ensuing year; and the tender
grains may be sown with IMMUNITY so
far as the insects are concerned, espec-
tally when lime and ashes have been
added the year before. A little salt
also Zone bushel to six OF eight) will
aid. In this way I have known the
most obdurate quack soil to be reclaim
ed, and made fertile and mellow.
-TaAey Farmer. F.a.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-06-12
Notice Of Appraisen,ent.

State of Kansas, EdwardP Burgess: =
County of Davis. You are hereby notified
that On Saturday. the 18th day Of Nay, A. D.
1862, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, CT eaid day, will
levy upon and appraise the following real es-
tate, to-wit: The north half Of the north east
quarter and the south half Of the south eaet
quarter, and lots four, Ave. six, seven and ten,
in section NJ. thirty, and lots two and three in
section thirty-one, township twelve, south Of
range five, east Of the sixth principal meridian.
and lot No, eleven in section twenty Eve town.
ship twelve, south Of range four, east Of the
sixth principal meridian. in the State Of Kan
sas. Said real estate will be levied upon as
the property of Edward P. Burgess, by virtue
Of an Order Of Sale issued by the Clerk Of the
Third District Court, sitting in said county, in
favor of James Armstrong, and against Edward
P. Burgess. II. 7. GERRY. Sherin:
n27-3r) By A. W. CALLES, Under Sheriff.