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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18

which Stonewall would have been Aannihi4
lated, had nokths UDited. States Govern
ment stopped. the battle New York Tri-
buns1 to held court Of S.iinouiry, Ito SEQ il
! Fremont had not paid three postage stamps
too much for a bnshel of oats, furnished
through California friend; to horse OF his
bodyguard.s While the court was, in ses-
sion Stone wall sksd addled. Fremont fol-
lowed. however, and would have bagged
himif he had not taken the wrong road
(New York Herald J and travelled North,
while jackson was going South. Getting
safe back to Richmond, Stonewall bore q
leading part in the battIesin front of that
doomed (seeiaIl the papers1 oity. IA.
! According to the Northern prints, jack
son suffered terribly in person in these bat
ties. He lost his right leg at Hanover
Court House, and his left at Gainesville
The next day, while leading his corps into
battle at Savsge's. his horse banked in
front of barrel of beer, which had been
abandoned by our army, and he was COM
pslle1 to dismount aud go it on foot. in do
ing which he lost his right arm. The sue
ceeding day he lost his left arm at Peach
Orchard. -i"e -4e '.-.- = 49,. .--
Two days after, at the battle of Malvern
Hills he stopped down to fasten his shoe,
and, while in that position, his head was
blown off by 1O8 600 pound shell. This
was the unkipdest cut of all; but the old
veteran merely raised his martial form erect
aud said, MY bleeding country cheer
fully make the sacrifice. Old head, fare
wellh esq e.. ae.
These are but few of the wounds the old
man has notwithstanding to the papers.
Even as l write, the report comes that this
modern Briurens has lost another arm at
Antietsm. . 10 ir.
Stonewall jackson, in personal appear
anoe, is most uulovely; and il is said. that
he, like the Ashantees, files his teeth to a
sharp point every other morning. He
stands eleven feet fiysincbes Tor Eve feet
eleven inches, am not certain which, In
his boots-when be has got any.
His hair is black, and was fuTnished to
order by Bachelor of New York. In relig-
ion he is at times q devout Oatholic-at
least be followed closely in the footsteps Of
the Pope during one of his campaigns
and at others, he is colporteur for the Amer
lean Tract Society. At any rate, he has
probably left more tracks in Virginia than
any other white man; and, according to the
papers. always goes into battle with fam
lily Bible under one arm and Greek Tes-
lament 10 the coat tail pocket, which he
reads during the intervals of tho fighting.
He is abstemious in his habits. having
been known to live nine days off OF one
sardine and barrel of whisky. In dress he
Is intenselyneat, never wearing shirt more
than three months without changing it,
To sum up. Stonewall in private life is
as Shakespeare says, "a man as is a man,
that we may never look upon his like
again. In bis military capacity he is, 10
qaote Sheridan Knowles, sin peace a lamb,
in war-a lam'er. - -s-
-.,.. -.. -. .-.-.. . . ANNo DoMINI
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18
DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHH

THE CO. Partnership, heretofore existing.
Il under the name and style of BELL q
COLLINS, in the Soar AND CANDLE business, in
the City of MaysvilIe, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Mr. RoBERr BELL, having purchased the en-
tire interest ofV. p. COLLINS in said business, is
alone empowered to sign the firm name in settle
ment of accounts due the firm, and liquidation
of its debts ROBERT BELL. p
May 18th, 1868. V.P. COLLINS.
tmay 2s-3wl
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18

CRY OF THE DEAD.--Ws learn, says the
new York Commercial Advertiser, from a
gentleman well-acquaiuted with such statis-
tics, that the number Of persons buried IN
Greenwood Cemetery equals the population
Of New York city in 1910.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

| thought ct to complain on 81 apparent ease
Of griovsnce-sna Rot ons case, but Many cases,
Of ships Of eETs that have eR seized; ships il
some cases passing from ne, 'rsl FoTts, and is
othera on tho sea, but apparent, on lsgiissss 9
vsysEsi aud it was urged that we ought 70 sEb-
Eit to have car vessels thas seized and cur csUa-
rseses thus interrupted. 4 RRd 70 desl wi1h the
ease, and my snswer was that, according to tke
law Of HstisRs il a ship mad an estonslols voy-
age 80 a destisatioR-if she was pound, in fact,
70 an ensrays port wits mUziti0ns Of war, the
ssllgersnt had right 10 stop that vessel On TIE
high Sea- / said the .sg cad been laid
dswn by Lord StoweL and other great Esg-
lish authorities. and lat now We were
EeatTaIs, 1 did not ,nk it TT that sEolld
depart ON law We had laid doWnal bsflge-
-asts FCheols said thas IN America, thosgh
there were some OF the lOca4 courts which had
not tie aHthcrily Of such mon as Il I'd SGeWeA
sRd Sr W 81 Grant vet there vs. eeaft
Of sypesl Ts.aIe ass q S. sme ecu II the
United States which cOntsined lt ltcier
years contained msn as learned "a itlgh
reputation in the avs snd OF IS ua5J rep
ststioa for integrity as any Tat nave p ouT
Eagish eearts sf JusIcs AM q c Ts5t
pagsntly fer the dacis.5g " thosE e,rs.s
Now, what is n surprise to hnd, what
would he yaur surprise 20 fnd, that Mr.. ifDer
IS SO pTejEdieed that he briags these 1aell FoEs
Of Dine against nae, saying that have Sin.
ishsd lie reputation of tks Americas rs,
sne that / show myself biased against h, ed-
srsl s.stss by tie declsrs.isn l theR ma 4
PaTliamsnn A gentleman frsR the S1U
States aueng the eoMpsBy hsre circulated, z
is nos 70 be belieyed"1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

A rsbol fsres, estimated al oas thousand, an
Ser ssnEasS sf CslOHei William L. Jackson,
sttssksd ear sstFost st BulltsWn, Brsxton
COSBY, yesterday EsraiRg, and at four A n
s-Issulssa With heavy loss, and srs ROW Ie-
trestisg, PnTssad 5y eur cavalry, Our force
censistsd ef sslAehmsals of tha 6ih and lIth
VirgiRiA -eginanls, numbering about fasr bun
drsd Easp, commanded by Capt. William II
Aattibgly, Of ths 9th Virginia, who, regret ts
eRra, i sasgsrsaEly, if not Eaolially, Weusdsd.
Oar ether casualties are, hsweysr, bat trisiBg,
ss GER ERsa fought under cover Of brssstW6rks
The following is az additional dispatch from
Gel Wilkinson:
Ths rebels. under jackson, fsH bsck last eve
ring q Salt Lick, Eve miles trom BulltowR -
dsiI Bowe's 4th Virginia cavalry aad Captain
Hsuison Of the 9th Virginia inisnlry, routsd
tAem iyoTa shere this morning. They feH back
toWsIas sutton. Tse rebel loss "a grezter than
at fist rspEod. They acknowledge sixty
wesHded AMI nre kiiied. We have, bswsvef,
io0ed thirteen OF tAer deal
The ELECTI0Ns
A CinciaHsEi di-pateh szys seveaiy-oBa COM
ties il Ohio gave B.oEga SO 900 msjsrity. Gin
cinnati gave hin 1876 zj-Tity.
In FsansylyaHis Cartin's msloTisy IS claimed
q se 1922
republican gains in Iowa large. st0nos ma
jorlty Hili Prebsbly reach - OF 1900.
ARRIVAL OF REBEG 5
Five hundred troops, Rcssy North Csrolins
Ysso-ss b sss, from Ceatrovila. arrived Ct
Wsshinstea % the I6th Two hundled more
were expected.
BANKS DEPARTMENT
L is reported that she Uaion troops have oc.
-apjed Monroe, ia WasAita parish, Louisiana,
GeB. Taylor Tetreating to Shreveport, whittier
lle Union army woald sooR march when TsiH-
sleed.
GOLD.
Cold in New York, On the 15ts, opened at
lSsj4, rsse 70 I57, asd closed at 1853 Exchange
i1l5 TO 172. On tho Ieth geld opened at I544
sud closed St 1888
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What the Yankees are Preparing fer
EhemHgIVea

ENMhGEVea
We have the aulRerisy of tAs New Nafk Tines
fer the sta:sment thst Ihe trained troops ia tas
Yankee ARMIES viii go sut Of service nsxt May.
Ena force tAAt remains vii Be coaposed entirely
Of negroes, subs'itates aud few eOnseyipts toe
poor % pay three hugdred dsllaTs, AID too worth.
less to have i paid for thsm. The negrees azd
tao eoHseriPss wers forced into tbs service, and
generally reached the tsli Of glory wish haad-
cuffs Oh. The substitutes are ueTcen6ry vags-
bonds that would Ss s0aa fight for o1a Gauss IS
anatkcr Any ORe Of the three classes viii de-
sett wherever an opP0TiEsisy eecur5, OF hF
from the fsId whoR dsBgsr approaches. They
have Rons Of ihs pride OF courage Of ths sTus
seldior, noT appreciation Of tse isssa5 involved
iB the Mar, no motive to fEht Ths Ysnkes
army SO composed Will be the moss Inefficient,
slamsy and eOwardly body Of troops thzt ever
undertook TO play st soldier ng. They viii give
as no treHble, sad the war may be considered a.
practically st n end whenever the disciplined
and veteran regiments Of tho enemy ar5 dis
ssaded.
Bat there is one thing IN which these rsseaIs
viii net be uBsffl5ieDt, that is the pluRderiBg 2
Of tkeir own peoPlo Hkon they re Vra Norsh,
sud wsen the civil ard social gBr0ar whish Is
obliged 10 follow this war bsgins At Yokbine
banks AID jewelry stores, and ths dwellings, Of
the Tiob, thess fellows vii play q lEsty hand
FJF that work s0sraga viii nes be nsadcd-ua;
ssrgsHlsusHsss, hatred of those in better cir.
sumsiszess, ggasdiRsss for tae good things Of
This world, exPsEeuss il thieVsry and ns51ral
telOeity viii supply zaal which they never
imagined when they WsSS talked to about ths
'oid dag and tho glorious Unioa." What
training they saYs had as soldiers will only eaa-
Die thoa to Push or tAsir work Of robbery acd
distinction mere successfully. The mea who
are now sending hiroiags ana savsges against
as VIII thsn learn with a vengeance what il is
to have such wrsiches, with th5ir passions ali
sT0usod, to deal with RichmsHd Whig.
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The Annnti, rsle-runh.

NJ. Cyrus ". Field, who has jass returned
from England bTesEhi a spscimsz Of the asw
Ailantis cable viii him. ]. L ths bess kind of
Submarine ca5is ever made, and is far superior
e tks one that was frst laid. L Il about three
foErtbs Of Ha iHsh in diameter, composed of
seven small copper wires, str0uzly pressed to-
gstksr I'LL they l8ok slHsss Ike 0as, surrounded
By gEtta peTsha about oEe-third Of an inch
thick, sad taep ky ten strozg iron wires twisted
roPe-tlsbIsn. These wires are wrapped in tha
besi RBssian hemp. Al the zslsrials are Of ths
frat qHalty, sad section Of tbs cable pEssszts
AZ appearance Of great s5.iditY sRd streBgth.
elsss, Eiiois s. Co, the ccntraetoTa. have con-
menesd the maHEfast1Ts Of the cable, and VIII
prosecute it'WitA the utmost energy and dis
patch. They vii goesivs about S3,C0Oe00 for
making aud laying the cable, and laraiag it oyec
in complete w0-kisE order, t9 the company.
Glass, Elicit & Ca, havs never entertained the
slightest doubt Of ths sasiro Brseseabiity Of the
Atlantic Telegraph as a scientific undertaking
aud 3 Commercial Vsatars, and ilEsirsio their
fat9 By accepting G large part sf thar pay in
stock
Tls Insurance companies Of L3ndsn have
given tse Whele sutjsei . thorsUEh iBVestigs-
ten and are EcE iBsariRg al risks il tks enter
Briss a. 25 per esHt premium. Tbs companies
are iHduo=a to ks ihis s.eP By ihsir gratifying
eEpsrieHee il in6uriHg mkay ethsr Of tAs SAB
msiine cables laid By Glsss. Elliott & Co, upon
net eEs Of which have thsy essr loss Sonny.
1. Is supposed that the Eag6sh Government
viii detail eae or tEo steamers from the naval
ssTViss TO accompany tie ea5is-layizg sZPedi-
tisa, and render any assistance thst nay 30 re-
quirsd. Tbs entire arrangement and csnsues Of
the expedition is dsvslvad aP7a Gllss, Elliott &
Co Their PlaRs are nos wholly determined
upon as yet, bui report SAYS hat tkey viii try
to ehsTtsr the Great Es5ts-a, which esula easily
&c y ,hs ss5.s, and would uds over .ibs waves
with tie dssirab.e sissdiae1s- The distance be-
tween the TIVE COSTS is a10at I go nautical
aai,es Of the cst,s. Eae isvizg g 70 be done in
Jase, July sr august, q 1854 IN. Z. .}szrHEI
Of Cgyuglercs
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THE sAaPAsaN IN Virginia.
From The Riehaezd H1saizsr 9Th Inst
FR0A NeHTERHH VIRGINIA.

By srrivsls yesterday from Northern Virgins
we learn there hiss bssa ne change IN the mili-
taTy situation ia the past TIVE days, and ss
sceaTreaes OF interest or inportsuss has takes
placs.
Meade is 50 dislast fron any peiat with
which we have-rsilTssd s9mmnaicStiOn that We
get ns ti5iRgs of him. 4 considerable time
must slapss b8fsye bis army is in condition fer
anothar race. and until they win, no doHbt, be
glad lo keep qaist where be is
From ihs RiohEoas WhiE. 81
vANDAL eUFRAGEs eF THE ENEMY.
We Iearn that the Ysnkess have .gain visited
Middlsssx ssRsty, il this State, sad havs per-
petraied RumeTGE3 eatrages on the defsRssls3s
ishshiisnts. They first landed at the residence
Of William P. Yapghsn, ESQ in the lever cad
Of tie eoaniy, stripped Aim Of supplies, and
carried oh hims6f end y0gng son. sHbsc-
qusntly. they released tks boy, aftsT eomBelliuz
hiu ts take the cath, but detained the old mar,
tAgs dePrivinR large fsHaiy Of their only n1esEs
Of saPPort. L IS TsPeEssd they wers sisnaile5
te come ashore By ysRng girl, who had been
sskGE iBtO Mr. Fsughau's fa lilly, given q horse
aGd trested IS his OwH child She voluntarily
went "a with then, displaying, N her wh3la
daet, tiis 'ssSsst issS1a.itlte-
Alisr this the eEsay went q little higher %
tas river (PisHgitsnk) 10 tbs sPlerdid estss0 Of
Dr. J1hn g. TsyicT, where they landed and pre-
ees3sd 10 deTasssts. Tssy arrested and carries
CT the evesasT, bIr, Gaines, with zll tho stock
Of every kiEd, sad one zeg1s mss, whsm they
easgbt, tae stheT negroes escaping 20 ths woods
The YsEksas th6a retired to their gsRboass aRd
Immediately oPased fEs uP3n the mansion
kOsss, and laid il ruins
0a this tTip they were much more fendisA
thsu thay have 5esa on thsiT preVious visits 60
this soaRtrY. Oa this escasion thsy spared
Eoibing. FarRling implements were bfsksB ~,
crops eat down, barrels of sorghum molAssss,
ots., bsr5t speR and the eoutsnts poured upon
the gresEd and csas nliiis smashed. General
destruction naTked their course
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We clip the annexed paragraph from the HsT-
ale r,ooav szffeIa.

We clip the annexed paragraph from the Bsr-
ads money article;
It is privately mentioned that, from tho best
information which could be obtained at the
Treasury Department, il vas Inferred tast q
successful campaign By RgheTsns, esaPIed
with the recent successes of Grant and BANKS,
woald libsrase 10000 bales Of Gotten the whale
of which wsuld fan into the hands sf the Gov
ernnent under the eonfscation act. This cot
ten, We learn, il was proposed to send 70 Europe
and sell there for aee0uns OF the United States
Treasury, thus providing the Government with
a sufficient supply Of exchange to keep tie mar
ket down, in the event Of q fresh speeHlasiv
movement IN gold. Whether Assistant Seere
taTy HaTringssn's sUddena departure for Europe
had any coEnsetiOa with mis- business We are
net prepared to say. At any rats there is reasan
70 believe thst the pT0jset was mstursd, aud be-
ing reasonable and plausible upon its face,
might, no doubt hsYs besn carried inta effect
buI for this UHtowsrd news, to-day, Of Rose
erans' defeat. To what effect the design may
be iatsIiersd WiIh BY this accident eannss be ds-
sslmined until we knew more about the extsnt
Of the defeat. If RoseoraBs cas- hold Chatts-
aoogs, the mischief dOae win probably prove
small, snd good deal OF cottoa nay stih be
brought in.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

The EEW FASHION IN ESGLAND -WoMeN
AS SNeKERs.-Thee custom Of smoking By wo-
uea has been lately introduced ia England,
and, according to the eeurt Journal, is likely
to become very prevalent" The authority
says:
Fashion holds such tyrannie sway over 40
eisty that VIC need never be surprised at seeing
the most astounding ehangein mannsrs, eustoss
snd dress brought about through its magic in
hUsnee. High waists, shsri waists, no waists
at sll, ehimney-pOt boRnets, Eat bonnets, now
defed hair, disbevsllsd hair, rouge. patches.
enamel, heops, farthing gales, eFinolinc, bigh-
heeisd boots, sandals, nigh dresses, dsc0lIefses
dresses, have all mad their day we have lived 10
see the lime when dusllisss and icar-bottle nen
no longer exist, and when every man, high and
low, rieh aud peor, old aud young, inGuTges in
Sue German and Dnleh lRxuFi5s of tha short
piPs and mild Havana. Bat mere startling
| change is likely to eoAs ever the spirit Of cur
dream; !" ladesl belonging to "a cfsHs Dc is
cTsRss Of society have Introduced cigarettes. We
coald Rsztien the name Of IAsny OF Engiand's
aTistoeIatic daughters Wso openly indulge in
mild Lstakia. A clever e0temperaTy has Rllui-
ed to f4ss manoHs;'' lot us hope that unmar-
red ladies' viii 90 slow to follow the example Of
those VINO would int1odues the noxloas weed
iH;o felnass society. II BslgTave ladies' seal
their lips sgRinst pleasant contact By sach
custom, let me outer circles hold aioOi' and BE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

SORGHUM MOLAssEs. We have rses,tl7
had an opportunity Of using very choics art;-
Gle Of syTUp made from the Chinese sngsr-ease
y Wm. Hearn, Esq, OF Morgan county. IL Is
well boiled Gud eless Of EH Inquiries ususllv
met with in th5 sorghum syrup ia this Market.
and Dts tssts Is quite as rich and agreeable as tha
New Orleans syrup. Mr. Hean has, with cons
Tlanda5le hbsIAlity. sold bis syrup 70 cihzsns Of
Morgaa eouaty s. 50 per gallon
We ere gtaii6ed 70 learn that many Of Tia
plaHteTs ef Morgan. IS vel IS Of most Of ths
coaniies in Middle Georgia, sro turning shsir A.
tcusi9n 70 the production Of this cane Col. J.
B. Walker, sf GsdiEan, Wil, We learn, make.
EfIeau thousand gzilo1s Of syrup, and the editor
Of iho Caitpat0F, Hi0 has recently visited his
model farm, speaks in high terms Of tbs quality
OF bis syrup. We viii copy the comments of
brother Redmond, on his resent visit, in day OF
two --AugHsia CO1sfiiHfiOaalist
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RAILROAD house ?
FsR REKT aR LEASE.

Z VII eeascr rent er lease ny ECTELi known a.
FEB SLEDGs ESBSE
Ii Is stratss At Opelikf, the AoHtEozery sna Vet
Point karlas aud slss the jsEctsa Of as CPeka
and CsuHzsus reads.
Il has bssu sn Essing Houts fo- he tive roads for
zhs last seven yozrs, ana has slways desc heavy
bus
Aav one dasirilg 10 sE.sr inc the Eo.ol business,
vzould 90 well 10 CAL and sss s5dIass a. this
place ~ SLED&s ? oPrictor
.--le-1-r rneHEE H'a
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EXPNEaS NNTTUE.

OFFICE SOUTHERN E EXPRESS COMPANY,
ATLAHTA. September - D. 1865 :
4 efshr 20 avo Oh Izisusdsrstau snd 10 make
rhsrEs1 csli irl 70 tie aei ty aaEuEsd, ting Com
1zv tsrsly gives notice that frem and after October
- EG3 sbpPsrs ~ III BE- reg Tired to pace thcir vaua
- spoa each package baiaTs il viii be EecsiV Ved
49, vsue viii De inser-sa in the Conasnys receipt
- s.srabisb the hahilfy Of the LsEpsny fsr the
eTerr'-iss act 81 Goa ssd he psbHe snsay eniy
-TosBlsd q a. CAMPBELL,
49,. - 4gaa.
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.1sENREAEl ORnEN 90. p.

PROVOST MAESAAA5 IS OfElCl,
fTLfNTA Ga, SCp1uuber q lees
A IL oficera nn6 ssioicfs AltiYlns - Ais Isii FlA
fepor to tic Proves A-dls1e l'ln oisi- ~ ~
- m reer tfsL tLer crderss t1rt5t - ieAfrs y -l-
rsnoe. ete, q - 30 examined ~
The Provost luara L. i.Atlaeiea z - - -, .l,
trS n ss cslaaEa sf lhel Rassfa lioia -aa ffpF9ii
Msrshs4. -.- .r . ,-re
riT erdsr Ir not intcndea 81 W tzlafs za iltt' "As
r.re sb.spf froE t1eir csll1sfsf VII II --i-.y
~ ~ .rFs run.ter sl atEeuiess 7.'i ~ cove 70
90 re t,st nli 1aeuid sPart n erder i1aI i-e s-l
'A'' - = -teref 4 n WRIGHT
taAS ". FEnANl
.sas 90t CapiaiH and Frevost AlaisnsL
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JOB WORK
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!
STOP THE RUNAWAY!

- ANAWAY froz TIE uHSe Ezss, in Dspbu-y,
IL, F5iits cen. y. nv 3 ". CHARLES twenty-five
yssra cd coBDaF eelor, thi-k ips rEthsr p'easzF
caustsaEucs ave feet four sr ETs iE11r- aisr1 Eze
vFsi-ks Ebezi ems huzdred and sky roaas. Its gsia
coy raHssy % the seth Of ksPtsmcsri ans -egE1sEs
viii en6savzT 20 rske his way back % AssisA u ze
hs7iuF VTo 4 SIZE pass no gesrs - aas afnuna Lex
iRssaH Hsizrs uc1ztT % tls e,Fpe----s ---c-, aEa
Ieft there Ter Gso-z ven s 80 y 4E, sa- boy
is varT Facd performs fra -sErs c- tRo violin.
viii give tha above -cv r5 to- ~ grer--e ez-ie1 OF
lssg gzasHi in sry jEl 50 tzst ca gss ziz Ae1rs.,
me 81 UsEh IF c4a.
afseIgw4u' JOHN E. WALTON.
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TEos. 2. FL5EEiES & CO.
COMMISSION -hERCHAKTS,

.cTo. q Eseacht-ee ST. -a-tLnntas Ga
-gkEEsOGAL attention gwen % The pureesse ano
rsIe of a. KINDS e EEEQHAEDIEh, and ths .
scstrss5t Of n7psgEia csltsR o. Rss EElsti.
kV0sN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

- Tha Psris H0HitsT publishes several i'm
PeTial GecToes rels.iye 10 dE=IsEt works One.
cyaers tie execution those necessary to eoE-
P,e.e tbs riscinE Of buoys sisnE ire coast Of
Franes-sss expense, estimated a. 9S00OOO
francs, 20 Be placed 70 the account Of the extra
ordinary badgsi Another gives aEders for
works for ih3 dsfaHse Of Points de Grsvr. the
expense Of which, calculated at sz9 900 frsues.
viii be carried 10 the ba5Eet Of extraordinary
works i5T ports. A bird orders ths cost:,astisu
ef the eaHal sf Ia SAHidre a. far as the Orleans
70 FisTz9a railway, at a point between the sis-
ion Of Aotte-8sUvf0E gHd The VILLAGE of that
Bslns-tLa expense, amounting 10 I 900 COO
francs, TO b charged 70 tho credit fer tie in.
pfOVemsns OF la S3l0gns. A fourth directs the
execution Of the works necessary for protecting
the town Of Bssaaesn (D0ubs) from inardafions
The outlay which is sat down st So, 900 francs.
Is 70 be betrayed, tHe-thirds By the Sssse. and
oRe-thhd BY shai town. A 6fih relates 10 she
EseesszTT operations for Increasing ;hs suDplv
Of water in part Of ihe casal fE5m the Rhsns
to the Rhius-tEo expense, 373 900 frames. 10 he
charged to the ehsptsr Of the budget for the in
pI0vemaRs Of canals. The last orders The re-
construction ef the bridges over the Anita. near
Blisls (S0ame) between R9uan and s.. Omar-
and the cost, estimated ss 40 00O francs. 70 s.
ebsrgsd 70 tie fund annually devoted to sueh
WORKS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

- Arsemus Ward has gone 70 California
A Csiifornis msRAgsr sslegraphed him ''What
viii yoa tsks fer thifiy nig6ts Z" aud his spigit
ed reply was Brandy and Water,"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

a lsiisf frsm sn -fiesr ca the Unilsd States
Bl0op oi war k-s-s1ee. d4si Bsst, France,
September 49,, .1 .ha Boston JesrHai, says:
We aTs sli ready f5r th5 pirate F-sriis, watch
ing h=r movssssu-s sasrBly, ana ws.tirg impa-
tisntly for her s1~.-- hanisg 20 give a good
aec5UEs Of cu-selvss. Bu. a5 French Govern
msut u going .1 c-t0Ees tbs twenty -ioug Tuls,
as Gi5 The Elrlisl i- ths casa o. tie FuscarOrs
a5d Nashville, at SIu.hs1p-9a. This makes
0ur isa ( extremity di-a.t- icr. the KoaTsags Les
same stsIso 40 he channel which is strongly
defended sad Is '-l't 20 t1-a5, nst TO mendoR
haii 51zsa uas-1.-aalgls ships lyiug rear. IF
We lie cG the 1--t Hs must BE- q loag distance
out, 0WiEE -5 .t1 rocks sud shos.z which here
abound, nus giving her good opportunity for
e5cap5 any lszE ElEhs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-24

lisve not that there is aught celestial and god
like in entsying suck unfrsgTant clouds.