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a A yoUeg lady, three yasys old. being tol1
By her mother 70 pick up her handkerchief.
said Indeed I won jast DO it yourself l'
&c aolie," said her mother, rho are y0u TALK
ing TO y was making believe you mas
Aunty Brown, replied ouI liltls miss.
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WGaWECR-

rfHE ose, for he paynent Of ssrs labor on fs fr-
a t.heations Of Por- Hudsen, Ia, VII re opened at
Jackson, Ia, On the z0.A Inst
T. y FR1EAuL
Csptan aud Engineer IN Chief Of the 81 Dilacs.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-20

OUT AND GONE.-Scouts from tie usirhbor-
hood Of Austin report that laTeo number Of
transports have emerged fon the Yazoo Pass
into the Mississippi river, The most IF nos al
greatly damaged in getting through, and thss
some tweDs7- 0t-tAem Wezt up Gle Tivsr, whils
The ran5| |6derS-sgitb hSops took ths.oppisits di-
rection. PaH0ia Sfgr.
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sUNDAY MoRNING. APRM I9.


BI8HLE PROBABLE-The VicksbETg Wkig
learns from the female prisoner who escaped
from the Henry Clay on Thursday night. that
the member Of fhs Slst Tennessee regiment,
who, It viii be remembered, deserted and wert
to ths Yankees some time since, was afterwards
hung He reported on his arrival that all our
guns had been sent up the Yszoo and that
" gaaker gune' had been placed in their stead
wbersupon General Grant sent down the Ian
easter aud Switzerland. Grant finding himself
decsived, ordered The renegade Tennessean to
be strung up, wlicb wss Immediately done.
E-A friend has sent Us copy of pamphlet
consisting Of foTty-6ve pages, entitled seces-
sion considered as a right in the States comPos-
ing tie late American Union, and as to the
Grounds Of Justification Of the Southern Safes
in exercising the right" The authorship is
sscribsd to Hon. a r. Hsndy, one Of the
judges of the high court Of errors and aPpesls,
We have read the pamphlet, and regard Is IS
decidedly ona Of the most sble and lucid dis
quisitious on the nature, theery ard structure Of
or government that has fallen under our eye
for many s day. Every political student should
procure 8 copy and preserve and study it as
text book. It was brought cut IN this city by
The southeEes,ern Confederate printing house.
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Y Furloughed soldier returning 70 his cone
mand-so bis sweetheart Sarah-Ann. fsrs-
well dearest am going to Bayou Ssra -
Sarah Ann 80 Very well. love I'm FOR sale.
A diamond ring and a huadrsd thousand %
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y To be called fool Is bad enough; baf fn
stutteIer makes the thiog worse By calling you
q foo-f00 fool.
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GRAND GULF.-A dispatch dated yesterday
announced the arrival Of Col Cockerill in
safety. The Federal vessels thst passed Vicks-
barg On Thursday night were reported lying
quiet cn the river above. On Friday afternoon
and evening burning cotton aud fragments Of
basls were observed frequently Rosting down
the rivsr. These, Of course, were the debris Of
the vessels Injured in the affair before YielEs
burg on Thursday night.
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II Ths New Orleans Era states thsl BIt.
Gsueldt, United States consul At Havana, has
rssignsd ms position and gone TO New York for
the purpose Of entering the navy.
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ylCksBURG.-We have but little intelligence
from Vicksburg as to the operations yesterday.
The scouts above gePorted more troops arriving.
The battery opposite the city has apparently
hal 8 good range during the day, but the FIRE
has done bat little injury. The Federal gun
boats have passed Wauenton, and were lying
quietly at New Carthage at lass reports.
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- Mr.. Armstrong, Of the Vicksburg Wig,
paid Us S visit last evening. Hs protests sEOog-
ly that Yankee bombs did not frightsn MIN from
his ssncturn and assures us that as the result Of
the bonbardment Of the last two days, but lit
Ia damage was done the Bib City.
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- We publish this morning letter from 8
correspondent Of the Boston Journal, Teciting
the dificultiss be appTehendsd the Federal fest
would have to encounter in an attack upon our
desenses at Charleston The result has proven
the conecness Of his anscipstons. All hs
Fsarad bsz been eEperi risneed.
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OBITUARY.

Dispias Kirkwood, at the residences Of tlieir
mother II Diptheria, on The 18th November.
hAsfr ilrlsA, aged 10 years and . months
end FusAa, Of the same disease, on tho 3rd
December, aged years and months.
f'7sc lovely children, the offspring Of the
late capt Adm and Lucy A. Neville, have
followed each other in rapid succession to
that happy land, where angels eternally bask
In The smile of their God.
To her who has been thus doubly afflicted
IA hrst losing q daughter, whose gentle af
fections had twined about her heart. STRINGS
and whose joys and pleasures nestled there
ana son, and he an only son and she
WIDOW, what more can say than our Savior
said to her IF Main. Weep not weep not
mother, for though they cannot be restored
TO you here, where trouble and sorrow cease
not, they have gone to n blissful immortalty.
where all is happiness and glory. Two little
graves, side BY side, strewed with flowers. fit
emoiems, mark the resting place of Louisa
and Willie, and as you gaze upon the little
mounds, will not a still small voice whigper
they are not there; and will not your
thoughts, like incense rise above and draw
you from earth, and a sweet consoling hone
suggest the thought I'll meet YOU there
Such arc the links that bind US to Heaven.
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Administrators Notice.

T ETTERS Of administration on the estate
IL of Washington Ford, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by the Pro-
bate Court of Madison county, on the 9th
day of November, A. D. 1863;
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate ara
hereby required to exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they wi be forever
barred.
JOHN F. FORD, Admir-.
Nov 81, 1863. 3S-6w
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SAVING ,STocK,-Panters and others
who own stock. and those officials who
are ippressing beef and hogs for the use
of the armies in the field should remem
Der the Importance of preserving suffi
cheney of animals for breeding purposes.
In SONS sections of the country nearly
all the mich cows have been taken for
beef cattle, and in others scarcely hog
is to be found. II the war continues two
or three years longer---as it probably
will--the great mass of the people will
be compelled to live on little or no meats.
In order to do this they ought to plant
out orchards and vineyards, cultivate all
kinds of vegetables extensively and de-
vote great care TO the raising Of poultry
of every description. To come out of
the long wasting war successfully those
who are not fit for the field service must
determine to live frugalIy, and to spare
no efforts to feed and clothe the soldiers
who have to do the fighting.
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Adnlinistrator,s Notice.

ETTERS of administration on the estate
IL of Edwin Bass, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi. on the
9thsday of November, A. d. 1853;
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. ALLEN TAYLOR, Admir-.
Nov. 81, 1868. 38-6w
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Gy- Kingston. Tennessee, is dirty
little village Of not more than ten or lively
hundred inhabitants. 1t is one of the
Oldest towns in the State. The first Gen.
ersl Assembly of the Estate Of Franklin"
was assembled there. 1t is at this time a
point of considerable Importance in mill
tary strategy, and is notorious for its
Abolition element.
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+ OST this day, in Canton, between and
IL 9 O'Clock p. NJ, new black enameled
oloth hayersack; black tape shoulder strap,
one inch wide, and flap bound green. 1t had
a piece of black leather inside, and belongs
to s. L. Mostly. The finder will please re-
turn it to him, or to the undersigned.
A. M. GURLEY.
Dec 10, 1863. ll-lt*
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LOVE OF READING.-Sir John Hersbhel said !" If
were TO pray for taste which should stand by me
u9der every variety Of circumstances, and be source
VI happiness and cheerfulness to me through life and
shield against its Ills however things might 90
amlss and the world frown upon me, it would be q
taste for reading"
Fenelon wrote" If the riches of both Indes--if
the crowns Of all the Kingdoms of Europe were laid
at my feet In exchange for my love of reading would
spurn them aln We see by these extracts how these
great men estimate the delight of literature and vet
there are thousands upon thousands who prefer any
other amusements or occupation to the cultivation
Of their minds.
People should read, but they should be careful
what they read: Better never to see book than
read that which while it excites the Imagination
will corrupt the morals and ruin the souI.
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DIED,

On last Thursday evening, the 10th inst,
after short illness, at the residence of her
brother, Col. D. NJ. Fulton, in this city, Mrs.
MARY ANN CROCKETT, in the 9th year of
her age
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas papers will
please copy.
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CONCER

TIVE DIXIE OPERA TROUPE AND
l. BRASS BAND will give another enter
ment at Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday night,
the 10Th inst. Soldiers Benefit"
Third appearance of Tim Jonas and Andy
Forrest.
Dec. 10, 1863. ll-2t
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EV" The sugar crop Of Texas promises
this season to yield splendidly, and to be
OF superior quality. We have now be-
fore us sample from HAYWOOD planta-
ton of grade, in color and grain, equal
to the best Louisiana, in the market.
This augurs well for the future sugar ca.
paclty of our State.-Houston 7eleqyaph.
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AdEnImistratrix,s NOTICE..

T ETTERS Of administration on the estate
- of Samuel J. Stokes having been granted
to the undersigned by the Probate Court of
Madison county, Mississippi on the 9th day
of November, A. d. 1863
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed By law, or they
will be forever barred.
PATIENCE L. STOKES, Adm'x.
Nov. 81, 1863. 3S.6w
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WANTED.

WANTED to buy a young NEGRO WO-
w MAN with child, three to six months
old, for which good price will be given
Apply at this office.
Dec. 3, 1868. S-tf
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An old fellow once said to scapegrace who ask
Cd him about the propriety Of bis joining the
old fellow, shaking his head (" it viii certainly in
juFs the church aud win do you no possible good .
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Censure is most efectual when mixed with praise.
90, wnen fault Is discovered it Is well to look up
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man that astonishes at first, soon makes peoule
impatient fhe does not continue in the same eniven.
ing key. s
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n ifs fpifli N noi n Ne better n tsuffsl
Iny. ~ lsaislaiiah 10 meet ihs fegafs.
NESTS ~ one n tie fDhffnila2 parties
On ihs ore sids. policy ahd International
lsw impfeaa the Necessity ~ preventing
vessels Intended 10 b. ased sgalasi =
friendly Stale leaving oar shores On
ma cher, honor and dignity dlssuads
from Introducing ehanges Thieh can op
crate only aRainsl ihs weaker N che
fHo balligefebis. hai wssn whom We are
DESTROYS n Standing perfectly neutral
The position " very dinculi one f1r
me British Government. and ii may NOT
bs less 70 fof the Legislature"
Then comes The last and most signii
cant paragraph. to which ibe Govern.
menl newspaper expresses real opinion.
"The act is silent about the building
Of ships. and prohibits solely their being
armed or equipped with Che object Of
being used against friendly State -
But does the building Of vessels which
can be employed "a ram Tor running
down others constitute sn Infringement
Of The act? Some say yes. whilst our
less respectable authorities say no. Sup.
posing the courts say no. ought the Leg
stature TO interpose and supply the de-
fcency in the law This question may
in fact. be submitted to the Legislature,
and If so its reply will demand the ex
ercise Of the greatest PRUDENCE and the
greatest discrimination. TO our mind
the most fitting answer which could be
given would be to the effect that this
had framed its laws with the
view of enforcing neutral obligations, and
that those laws are proved to be defect
i've it must await time when suitable
can be introduced without
prejudice to the interests of a particular
State"
Here Lord Palmerston's organ not
only deprecates any new law made ex.
oressly to hold these vessels but implies
hat such new legislation cannot be made
without prejudice to the interests of
/ particular State" Then the Confed-
'racy is particular State and the Fed,
sral Union another. Then it is not a
civil war;" nor rebellion" If not
f we are two nations or Estates" foreign
o one another. what is the excuse for
leclining to acknowledge that feet OIL
Tally
INFORMATION NOTICE The following
FAMED officers Of Gen Barksdale's old
brigade, who are prisoners on Johnston's
sland, Sandusky, Ohio, were well and
loing well Oct. 24h, 1868 /: LIT Col
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BOARD OF POLICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of
"A Police. of Madison county, will be held
on Monday, the 2lst inst.
j, r. POWELL, PREs'T.
Dec. 8, 1863. e-td
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOfice.
AdmfnSsSpafOr,S N0fice.

ETTERS of administration OF the estate
~ of Asa A. Hairgrove, deceased, having
been granted TO The undersigned by the Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the 9th day Of November, A. D. 1863
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified TO come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate
are hereby required to exhibit the same and
have them registered in the manner and witir-
IN the time prescribed by law. or they will be-
forever barred. DAVID DEAN,
Nov. 81, 1868. 3S-6w Admir-
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CAMP 27TH ALA. Rect, Dec 7, 1863
Having been called on by Capt Myers in
regard to the report of difficulty having oc.
Cured between him and myself, it affords me
great pleasure to state that it is utterly I'M
true, and that the kindest feelings has always
existed between us.
Respectfully,
JAMES JACKSON,
Col. 9th Ala. Regt.
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COpAHTNEnsTTTp.

uHE anafffigaei hffs formed eseAa.
4 nffahIF Hhisf ihe ntmt a61 STYLE oil
OffltA LHnffW. 900 ore NHfh1Hfrd b.
settle the ba.IHfff 0f HaFby Richards. snd
=. J. Richards a Go. 80 persons Indebted
20 iho above hfm Gre eafneFuy requested a.
settle With them. Confederate monoy viii be-
received fefall claims made before 5r during
The war
" y our intention 10 t0n6ne onueives
strictly ~ che dug business, mud keep our
siock ull and complete, and we hope ~ bs
able TO merit The patronage Of our ffirnds
OHRtCK & bANDERs.
Canton, Dec. ist 1853. 10
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Nus sqPanafftlp n 4 = Richards. a
y Co.. y df4a.fed ~ mainai caatsai.
iafiar if1m Ost 10. igfi.
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FOR RENT.

THE BRISCOE PLACE, two miles west of
L Canton, containing one thousand acres
cleared land, and good improvements, is for
rent the ensuing year. Apply to
Dec 3, lS63.-l0.lm 2. 7. NOONAN..
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INFORMATION NoTICE. The following
named officers of Gen. Barksdale's old
brigade. who are prisoners on Johnston's
Island, Sandusky, Ohio, were well and
doing well Oct. 24h, 1868 /: 1t Col.
Luce, Capt r Y Brown. Capt. S
Cessions. Its Clark. Thigpin, Devices
and Holiday, Of the l8ih> Mississippi
regiment Capt Smith, Its Cason. Pat
ton Of the 18th Mississippi; Its Sloan,
Mills and Kempton, Of the 21st .Mssis-
sippi, Capt. Pulliam Of the 18Th Mis-
sissippi when last heard from, was at
Hagefstown, Maryland, where he was
removed from Wiliamsport. He was
doing well, and is supposed TO have re
covered FROM bis wound by this time.
Nv. BURTON OWEN,
Chaplain nth Miss. Reg't.
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CONFEDERATE WAR TAX
Notice 10 War Tax Payers!

TIVE Confederate States War Tax has nov
4 become due aud payable, and ! will coin.
mence The collection Of The same AZ CANTON,
on the 18th ~ JASUAnY. 1864 aud continue
from day TO day till the 18th Of FrnauAuY,
1864. Epery PRISON rsgieding 10 pay AT the time
and Place appointed pW be iiajle 10 pay ten per
cent additional upon the amount of tax.
Office Mt the Circuit Clerks Office, Court
House, Canton. r. II. GOULD,
Collector O. s. w. Tax.
Madison District.
Canton, Dec 10, 1863. ll-tl5feb.
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Ivoodl wood wood

4 HAVE on hand. sod far sale. isfps
i amount ~ SEASONED CORDWOOD.
that I viii deliver ID any place In towa, NJ
The lowest market price. -.t
T.R. LYONS.
Dec 10. 1903. 1871.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
HEADo'Rs BuFoRD's BRIGkpE, }
CANTON, MISS, Dec. Z, 1864

CANTON, Miss, Dec. I, 1861,
I EARNING that a very injurious report is
IL being circulated involving alike nv honor
as gentleman and soldier, that difficulty
had occurred between Col. Jackson. of the
9th Alabama Regiment, and myself, imply
ing a charge of base cowardice on my part,
respectfully ask to be set Alright on the sub
ject So far as MYSELF is concerned, the report
is a false and malicious Islander. have never
had any difficulty, even the slightest, with
Col. Jackson, or any other officer in the Con-
federate army at any place or at any time.
Respectfully,
d. EMMETT MYERS,
A. D. c. .Gen1 Buford's Staff.
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NOTICE.
BOOK R WAGGONER

DElNG established in the CITY on MOBILE,
ID Tor The purpose OF conducting
General Commission and Eorvnrdipx
hu~iuc~s,
sol'its from bic old friends M The custom they can
throw VI his line iroin Madison aud adjoining coun.
Ties. and VIII give everything entrusted TO his care
his personal attention, Libffai cash advances wll
he made on e0nsignments 30 hls address. having
made arrangements here for capifai sufficient TO
meet any demand on shipments Of Cotton. Slaves.
Flour, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Wool, Cotton Yarns, To.
bacco, Liquors &c.
BOOKER WAGGONER
No. II, North Water Street, at Geo Gnnins.
Nov II. 1868 3ms Mobile Ala
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