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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14

A writer in the Aaikrepol0gieeI Rssisis ar
cues that fsiT-haired women arc getting Tarer IN
Englsad than they we're formerly, sRd thai this
ehsnge is the result OF . eonjugal selection"
the men having decided preference for dark
hair Hrs Ssmervills remarked UpoB this fact
some yesrs ago, IN her valuable work on Bhysi-
cal geography. She was Of opiniOR that fair hair
was then much less common among her ecun-
trymsn and e0untryWomsn than she rsmem-
hered in her youth.
Dr.. John Beddae tosk the pains 70 collect
soIns satisfies On this gubjscs. He gives psr-
tculsrs respecting the color Of the haiT and lha
social csnditon OF 7S7 women who have eome
ander his observation, il bis capacity of phyai-
clan to the Bristol Royal infrmsry, OF these
I 737 women the hEir ot D was red" that Of 95
/ was '.fair," that OF 240 was brown" that o.
I 336 vas ''daTk bf0WB," and that Of 80 was
black Reckoning all the red, - The "fsir,
snd the brown" as ''fRiE," and only The ''dsrl
brown" aud tbs "blaek" as dark, tho respect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14

GETTING TANKEEFIED.-It is q CORN "a rs-
mark tEss if tfs Fsr continues much ionrsr. va
shall sll be su5jGgstsd, not By force Of ars, bat
y cur Cwn ssl6FhEss5- In oshsr uGr3a cur
viess.wib have HetsuCrPhossd Is iniR Ysnkoes
ard wo viii Be e. 5phiccis only TT Yankee eer-
erumeHL There is to0 WEca gToul4 icr the
accusation II the spirt winch raaniestz fsse1f on
every SIDE. Al the gime Of sli G.hers. vhsr she
hirtest virtues should be cxhbifs7-vlhsn. IN
.set, ine GREATEST kiuCaes5, qeEercalsy AID An
tual assistance could only 1nitlg1s tse svii- 81
tha day, foT which no eurs shoItof tie eesssiie7
OF the var ia p15siole-we sind ever troubra
acgravs sd By the slUosi universal 7is1osifsr
70 do everything Tor self and nothing 81 Eiend-
ship People get more and mora disohEripq and
unaecommsdatirg every day. Scarcely snvihsr,
is dons for kindness, ard not great deal even
for pay. The little th-t is done either for nslsv
OK l6vo rs done grudgiEFiy. Evsry nan ior
himself, but not God for us nll :" e ths rresfo
Here and there ray be found r55,s areer-
ti8Es. but, as gsuersl thing, fbe eira e s-e-v
human being new Is % take esra Of unraef enc
and lei the devil take care Of ihe rest. Thus vs.
are getting Yzukaef very fsss. We nsy sa.a
about The insinet If sei-p-eserVaton's n7 r1reH.
] 81 we pl.sso, but when Wo bavs al bsear.s
I va kees Of onr esn accord. Wi.h6ut sxepss. K
gsl never atone Ger oar selkahnass, e. F5esH rs
gosd cid days OF the past. Psaes anl sssyt5y
| nay return, but with taem VIII nos return ~
generous spirits Of car siTss. Accustomed 3,
habits Of mssnuess and siinginsss. tbs psorls
l Of the Scuh VII b, % a.. in'erts. New E1g-
( landeTs. The triumph oi iha Yankee VIII 81
( even more complete tran # We bad been. sub
jugsted BY ths sword Our very souis wiz
have bsen eonqueTed - tlieh7aoad fAig.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14

TaE NEW CALL FOR VOLUNTEERs.-Fb Te-
cent urociamatloa q she President ci the Uuited
States, ealing fer three bundled thousand vol
rsr..eeFs. and The unanimous EclioE Gi 8Jv. Sey-
r.eur asI al our public au.hCrihes, must con-
y.rcs tls rebels Of the South tha. he dstermiB.
Zion 5f thoReuEtry 20 resto.c the Un3ca IS ixec
"a uualtaY5B3e. The rebels have been lsfBeiy
5o1sgd!ag upon ths seton Ct the peace parry
and the copp- -rasads Of the Meth 50 mske . d.
ve.siou lB -haiT favor bar they nust-1a'e iona1
-us bv lls uns that al taCsa peace sgiiat9I'
ave nearly, if not altagotbor, demolished. w
sre nov Io-ming g. grand IA iUusl coaiLion io
me jsionse Of the U-ion--s coalil2n HE t7a
n lie Frsnch repnhlic, when it sIsse n D.
u7.gbt and de6sd all EacPe. Should there b
a--s combinations OF FTanco and b-g.ano, q
sBy 0tLor European powers, ag AiIs' ot an ~, i
f-,5r .r fbe Tshele, they vii sOCA ELd that, hk
| tFs Frsuch republic, nc VIII pa ioTth soca tre
r1en5gus ps7gsT as VIII drive lhsRs al before III
l A. l. Herald
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14
VOL. XIV, NO. 235

government, snd he 50 sHsc,ually accomp lishsd
thai purpose that she Government Of ihs Uaiiee
States heard uo.hing farther Of intsnded iusuT-
rsction in Cuba during ths remainder Of 4f
M0nToe's Administration and the whole of mina-
Al thsss Transactions were st tbs time pro-
'ouadly seeIst.
I ET. Of coarse, your unaitsrsble friend,
@ ADAMS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14

MR sUNSEa's DISCLOSURES IN PARIs.-Mr
NJ Summers Gi-ciazures upon eur international
sFsirs - beso translated and published IN
Paris. 70 has ptoduced great effect Epon tse
aiu6s cf lhs people there, sud causes then 70
Hcp. sesfe suy action On the par. OF iheu Govern
u1sut WHICH EiEai cause . waT between the two
eouaigiss Tc sdd TO tie popular feeling upon
.Eis subject in France, was tho s1aouuee1leut
o. tho arrival in cur hAEboT Of the Russian Reet.
s-sfs York E--Eii
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NaHtgamery and West Point Railroad
Day es.s-rszF.siB
Arivd and Closing of Tie G. s. Halls

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14

have bsan employed 70 some purpose BY SIdsH
/ Mason, stephens, GviH and their uulneIoul
S90thern eolaboTs1s, IL London, Paris aad
/ La I'D.
] But tAs startling revolutionary ideas involved
/ n President Lineoil'5 war fer ihs Union sag
ges, la the event Of his success, great a0d ir-
Tesish5la power On this continent, d tie pyops.
gALdzt Of popular rights and popular iaslitu-
tious, Sc dangerous - he erUgu5d heads Ol
Europe sn5 TIE divine rights Of kings As vas
The first terrible republic Of France. Hence the
saus common cause sB0ug thsss old n9nar-
ebies, beginning with E1glard, ~lish srFaysd
them IN g "Holy Alliance" AgsiElt the French
republic ard szaiHst the frs. Napoleon, iaviis
ihs parties nOU concerned to a Holy Al.iaRcs"
sgsi1st the UEied States That She present
Napoleon is ready for fhe holy AiliancB" there
can Be no doubt; that the other parties iadi-
eatad, excepting EngiEsd, have become nsrs
l1s.rome0ts II his hands, Is equally apparent
Nor 90 we place any faith ia this late virtaous
neutrality Of England Te regard i. IS bat .
sham AID tIieE in which 10 mask her real de-
signs
Il tie only difficulty in ihs way were war
with ths Unilsd States, we might perhaps have
hostile Angls-Freneh & seg EFF Sandy Hook witEin
Sky DAYS. Bat, looniag gg in lbs background
Of this EurOpeen projected SilisEco, stands the
colossal power Of Russia, g1iEs IS Eezr an ALI
sncs wiih the U aIted S-stes, cHFnsiVe Gnd ce-
f9usiys, IS Louis Napoleon sEd his colleagues
can b. to thsir contemplated coalition with the
Tsh elton. And jet, il sc wonld break up this
incigient Holy AuisHce," and escsPo the sre-
msndaus convUision Of q w0rd-wide Wat, cur
ORiy course IS 70 sT5Ugtben our aTmis8 in the
rebeliious States. and By qu.ek succession Of
weli-dreeted blows bdEg 10wn the hydfE-Eoadsd
msHsiGr OF this gebalii0a 8 PROSTATE caIcase ia
tbs dust.
In this view tie good example OF Gov. ssy-
m5aI's response 20 the Presidents call lOr la-ee
handTed thousand volunteers Wo H1sl viii be
pTsmpuy followed by each and al the goversors
Of the loyal States Wehavs the rebellion uUon
iha hip-AnoihsT hesvy blow sT two wlli 6gsish
it, bu. ths favorable sess3n for military opera
ti0hE d5Wa Ssu-h IS getting short We mrst
keep UP The nre; We must not allow The enemy
sIBl5 70 TscUPersts OF resrganze; for ihs in pro-
longing the WAY, We increase the daogerI of E1- /
rsPasn in.eryautiOn and Of a war th7oUghsRt al I
Chiistendom sad over al tho ksbiszbe globs I
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CIr Sflnpgis 3ppcab
PTHrGaHEsD
IerIEgs a AdVertising.

Al s5vsrIsnsnts viii be charged tFo dalsr per
Bousrc for TIE arEt iEssroa snd cellar AID hfiy
esats fer eash ss5segz0nt izssrtloa.
Esea notices vii be oAs-Eed a Sic rate e Aity sts
Der line.
Ositzary notices charged Al the rate Of lYGvs
s Per tire rnl sH ether sreiss moi Of gsnsrz pubHs
49, ss s.her 75vsrsi saarats
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On YVhihehau street, betweeB E5ees-
tar ana tae Atlanta and West Point
EZz5ir1ad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-14

i've totals were thus nearly equal bsing S6i
"fsiF" and 500 "daIk" OF tho 367 fsiF-hsireC
women. however, 81 per csat were single, while
off3s9 dark haired women only q 8 Per cent
were single. Il Weu}d thus appear that greater
proPersion Of fsiF-hAiTed women than Of dark
haired womsn "liys and die unmarried aad
Wiihout Cffspring," and that the inersasirg pEsF-
alencs Of dcrk hair IN England IS dse to what
slightly YRIying the phrase which DR. DagEia
has IeDdsred 30 iamiisr-Dr. Beddso sans "con-
juFsl selsslion."
Il should BE noted. teo, thai Do. Bsddoa's
sgnres established rot only that, speaking gen
sTaliY, ds-k-haifsd woman hs5 (at least IN she
west Of Bngland) much better chance Of get
ting married than Air. barred wonaR--ths pro
portion Of fsiF-haiTod women who failed 10 fnd
hUssaBds baing to thst Of dAIk-baired wOmeH
who similarly fsil, IS three to two-bHt, also
thsf arnong daIk-haired women themselves tke
chances Of marriage ere in proportion T. lh5 de-
gree Of the darkness Of The hair. Thus, of tie
Womsa wish dayk brown hair, who came sndsT
his observation, twenty-five PER cent were sin.
gis, while of the women with black hair, only
eighteen per cent. were so. Dr. Bsddse hEd
some reassn fer suppesiBg that dark hair has
been on the increase In England from IS fsr
back 81 the HsTmsa c0Dsuest
l. has been noticed that dark has is more
sonmon in our eastern middle States than in the
West
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Origin 0i ihs BEsarsc BeclriHe-Ekc Uai-
Isd ztatss snd Cuba-A- Hft Of seeEeE
History

BEaEan 81 sac uh9IF9C GncAF1uE-E ne UHaa
1sd ztatss snd Cuba-.A- htt Of secret
History
T1s PIovidencs Journal prints letter, usvsT
before nad5 public, from john Q Iiucy Adams
60 Rev. Dr. ChauniEg, ia which is e1n.sIei a
curious bit Of secret history showing .he origia
of whst i5 called the Monroe doctrine Twill
bo seen By ths letter shst under the most JryiRz
circumstance and the 5averOst temptations tie
American Government acsed vgish tto nost sin
ceIa eoyd tsith toward friendly Power, (Sgain. J
and with the mos OpsR aHd fFa-k csH-tcsy TO-
Usrds two other PsWers, wEo were At tho time
eur rivals for the possession Of Cebz- II viii
be seen, too, thss the agrssmeat sgainsi Eu-
ropsan Intervention IN American sfIsi7s, which
Afterwards took shape and was formally -
uounesd IS policy By 8ir. Monroe, IN eno Of his
annual ulsssag ages-wheEco the name Of "H5a-
zoe doe.gius"-hs1 its origiE il a rsggsstioa OF
proposition made BY the Bfhish GOyernent to
our oUr; so that EBgizhmen nay claim tha
credit Of originating tie eslsbrated "t1Iouroo
dac-rias"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17
Peg Away.
From the MY. I

ETUm tn0 NJ 4 hApFOad.
A good story is told Of President
(Generalf) Lincoln. A personal friend
said to him:
"Mr. President, do you really expect
to eud this war during your Admiuistra-
tion?" g. 4
The President Gu reply)-"Can't say.
can't say, Sir" 49,
TheQuerist "But. Mr.. Lincoln, what
do you mean to doip 49,
The President-"Peg away, Sir; peg
away. Keep peggiag~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17

ME1oN.aRoUND.-Look well to the
liaings Of beds and keep up good
heat; as they advance keep the vines
both Of melons and eueumbers evenly
trained over the surface. Add fresh
mold gradually as required remember
that melons like Q firm-we might almost
say ahsrd--bed 10 grow IN therefore.
the soil in which they grow should BE-
quite firm. Take care IN planting ont
or earthiug.up not to cover the plane
deeply at the collar or bury the sssd
leaves.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17

JERRoLD went to a party sswhich q
Mr.. Pepperhad assembled all bis frisndL
Jerrold said to hia host, on entering the
room, Ny dear Mr.. Pepper how glad
you must be to see all your friends mus.
tered r y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17

ADAM was fond Of his joke, and wheu
he saw bis sous aud daughters marrying
one another. be dryly remarked 70 Nles
that il there had been no apple. thers
would have been no pairing.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17
THE CONDITIONS OF AMERICAN
.aSs LOYALTY.
THE GREAT MISSION OF THE DE
M0oRACY. n !,
The Securities Of Property and
Liberty Go Together.

Address OF Judge Geo: 4. Curtis.
Late of the Supreme Court Of
the United states, Before the
DemOcratic Union Association
OF New York City. 81 ai rs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17

kHoP keeper ives asked how he OBJ
talntd the application ci little taspaI.
and replied. TO dialiagaiih mo from tie
rest Of the trade, Who are IL great res
calS.' tSss.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17

aSir, IuiIl mako you 6solt arrows
Of my resentment. aAk' mlsn, .Wgh
should 7 feel your arrows when yoaaessr
had 8 beauiD e ~ s,4,il
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-17

k-daFk6yss insFucrions lcr putting ou
. coat, were: ..Fuat Dc right arm. den %
leA, and don give one geueral eonwul-
sl0u.p 4eia
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Subscriptions received at PAR in Le-al
Tender Notes. or notes aud checks Of bsnk~
at nar in PliIaaelpnia. Slhscr;"crs bN
nail will receive prompt attention. and
every facility aud expl ma.i"n wiIi bc alir
ded on application At shiS office
A fall supply If honGS Will be kept on
hand fbr imme,iiate delivery
JAY COCkF. Sui s.rivtlou AGENT.
PhiiadelnLia N.verll or ) Isna-2-.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Cool RoBDRaY.-At an early hour on Tues

Cool RoBDRaY.-At an early hour on Tues
day afternoon. stranger of horid complexion ana
wearing gray Goa, ard black Kossuth hat entered the
office Of Messrs Boyd Brother Co. brewers, No 253
West street and rcqneftcd Of Mr. Coolidge. one of the
drm tho privilege Of writing note The request wns
oheorfy granted and while the stranger was writing
Mr. c. stepped to tho door to give some directions to
workman While his back was turned. tho fellow
stepped to the unlocked snfs opened IT, and absracted
therefrom a wallet containing q quantity Of broken
bank bills also several OF hand OF the valuo of
O., 500. Ito then left. thanking Mr.. Coolidge as he
passed the door for his courtesy Late In tho day the
wallet and tho notes Of hand returned but the
worthless bauk notes wore retained,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
The colorei Sufferers by tsc july N;ots--
4 sior. syalement OF Eacsa.

To fe Editor y The W y. Ii1oaHs
SIR: The Riots Of July had hardly ceased before
tie gaueou, noble hearted merchant. Of our e held a
mecr. OF sympathy Tor the murdered and ROBBED hee's~
the Victims cnc Ia salis without regard :" parry
or Denomination aad Wit ,u waiting b. solicited they vol.
,ay poured ont 5000 provide for tho hnaeda~
relief OF tAe sufors. They sppoa;ed large Comnisie' -
. hem ou and n possible s-yo them from starvation and
,ah That Committee by hsE Asenisn executive ot Tue"
,sn endeavoFed 70 lnl the duties tnsy
eonsentol % assume Aer providing iof tie aiaedae 'ss
~ III, l the na.n tie SICK ho homeless the heart ofoAea
they undertook a. they had been charged TO DO TO m'ei
gate the c., OF the suero asains, the cy aud county '
property destroyed ghey forid thousand c!i-Ai''
III lob! They seeclei yoluniees counsel 20 p'ps 80
claim. Ia proper form FOR presentation hean"'"s 'N
ut,.e were advised by law officer Of the cry 10 s0"
suit. 20 ave their clients from election Tie eiA'M' 'y P
ol ere examined by Committee OF the Board OF SuP~
visions, who examined over avo hundred eN"''' ''- =.
yll having cut them down on Al average aoou'
-, r,., ,an,,s thew were cent TIE Controller f's
osvmest Els appointed special officer 70 60 s'0s''
,h ,,,i,ns by examining the nesabo'' ~ ana -
,h., Whs, uc.ti Tho Controller now selects 'o"'
A =, e,ht men ON q salary revise the doms' OF n'
ag,n, tu finally he sumblcs ppon some ''sH '''"'
nav no u,or, Ofths whole thoIsala sufferers ''' wv
,,r through three searehngs already ana |" ye' o'>
,,s been able 10 colec, their dues, cut down y
t. v. been certainly most iioeraly II not uig''N5
y,hou, clothing. without b,lins without iue ose p''
c,urlly wrons-d men women and chiidfSh--uo ''
-, o upproyosed brutal and bloody riot that erv' dH
raced ou counry-ars kept OF their Just dae' ON aV
- IA, w,ek o wses month to month until outraged human
v e .loud for Justice wiu no, tho seven hundred o
h,o, "a IN, 40 NJ ou,s Sep forward and d'mA"
,f our ,y suhori,e, that 40 further delay 'as3 200"
,,e,,r,, and The feeble t, u..a ds'paf u ~v o'u'
Nes Ye,k. psc q, tt!
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

SIXTEENTH WARD UNION PRESIDENTIAL CAM
rBGS CLuBAn organization under the above title was
effected in the Sixteenth Ward Tuesday evening BY
the election Of the following officers President. Ain
thorre Ionpkins; Vice Presidcnts Benjamin Bobcock,
Hcnry Van Schack. BENZ h. Merrill; Recording Sec
rcarT Chas. A. Clark; Corresponding Secretary Sig
sinurd Losar; Treasurer. Bordecai L. Marsh also an
Executive Committee Of two from each Of the ten Fec
ion Districts OF the Ward. A constitution was adopt
cd Gid arrangements made for ac;i7e campaigz IN
the VI ard during the year 1864.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

rUBMs HONOR DICLISED.-We understand
.bst Mayor Opdyke has declined the homo, Of publii
euterairnent proferci him by large ramber Of ocs
prominent citizensi bus the presentation Of the address
which . 20 be made him on his retirement from to
Mayora.y Chair :hs ;th proxmo WI in no case ~
omitted by tins Committee OF Arrengem ats.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
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how many iends forever parted The subject is delicate
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r., TIi,rsAND FLOW KRIS" d-nce night and morning
ss5 Oranae the conp Son fsrioyig s tan pnpes and
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