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That the looseness prevalent, WHICH permits
such frequent passage Of our lines by unknown
parties, is or Is not deserving Of eensure, those
who know the exact condition Of things st No
bile and Port Hudson, can best determine for
themselves after reading the report Of matters
at Mobile, taken from the Memphis BallaiR,
and ct Pert Hudson, from the New York Herald.
We cannot, and would not if we could, say how
far these statements, so far as defsnses are des-
cubed, are correct; but It is evident both pO-
sifons have been examined by parties who have
communicated the information published.
The feeling at Mobile is, we are informed by
. gentleman who has long resided in the city,
grossly misrepresented. So far from there being
any number Gifts citizens opposed TO sacrificing
their property interests by permitting the enemy
TO shell the town as far as he may be able, a
contrary determination universally prevails.
No advocate Of any other policy than that of
defense to the last extremity, and Of every sac
rfcs if necessary, would be tolerated in the
community. So also. is the statement false that
six hundred residents have taken the alien oath
and applied 70 foreign consuls for protection.
Probsbly this number have SO registered in the
foreign Offices Of the ely, but these comprise all
in the Southwestern States, who have done so.
There being no other foreign officials in this sec
ton, before whom the proceeding could be taken,
all rushed to Mobile. But few of the whole
number were actual residents Of the city,
although the registry was made there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-31

PORTLAND, January I3-The steamer Jura.
from Liverpool the 1st, via Londonderry the %.
and Cape Race ths l0EI, arrived this evening.
Among tho speakers at the Manchester meet
ing was the negro J ackson, known as Jefferson
Davis escaped goodman.
The financial editor of the Times predicts con
tinued active trade with America. 1t says:
when the war broke out, America held large
stocks of foreign produce. These are COW mostly
exhausted. They must consequently return not
only TO the old, but to a greatly increased scale
of Importation. The same result may be looked
for whether the war continues or not
The following is q Synopsis Of the news per
the City Of Baltimore, which left Liverpool De
eember 31st fer New York:
The Sumter has been sold at auction, az Gil
braltar, for SI9,500, for the Liverpool and Medt
t~eTranean trade.
The battle Of Fredericksburg was the theme
of universal comment ia ihe English journals.
Some regard It as most disastrous for the North.
Others speak In q most qualified tone. All ad-
NIT the g~allantry Of The Northern troops.
The Nei0s says They fought with q bravery
rarely equaled and never surpassed, and, al
though they failed signally in their object, re-
NAMED at the end Of the fight, e great and pow
erful host. It casts the blame on The ineapaeity
Of tbs Federal leaders.
The Times thinks ii a tremendous disaster fer
the North. and c0nnrmab0rY OF the almost uni
versal belief that the Confedsrate5 are fully able
to maintain their independence and it ought to
lead those who have influence to admit that the
time has arrived for counseliag the abandon
ment of a helpless enterprise. 1t says that no
doubt the Fsdsral5 foagit well, but that
they have done at al fines. Bat more than
usual i'll fortune has awaited them. The Times
awaits with interest the Development Of its eff
fects on the North.
Other journals suggest that It may be inside
the keynote for mediation and compromise.
La France says; After the battle Of The
18Th, Mr. Lincoln had 3 long conference Bisb
the minister Of France, ana She Psace party
consider this sep taken as & desire for e~oneilsr
ton
The Times degoies another editorial to the
%denuneiation Of Gen. Butler, and says bis con
tinual insults cannot be tolerated, and loudly
calls for his removal.
Mr.. Gladstone. in q speech on the LaRca-
shire distress, expressed the hope tilat tue crisis
had passed, and that, by March, 8 decided i'm
IN The trsde would be experienced.
O'Donnel had spoken in tho Spanish senate
on the Mexican question. He justified Gen.
course, The speech caused Q sensation, I
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as renders. went ont beyond the bar AZ oae O'Clock This
morning, to attack ne bl7esaa8s feet. Fiung 81
soon after one, snd lore lne was very rasii an aoa-
inuour. Aaeraasd It slaskeasd, bat sonsnGed 2. inter
vsls unia nine o'clock ths morning. Owing TO- tho
foe. he rssuli has lot yet Been asc7taiaed. Comno
doro Ineraham Is abossd the Palmetto State IS com.
mandar Of The expedition
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OFFICE a 3L AND CuMHaADANF Posi-
CANIQs. HisF Jz1uarT b l-3. g.
flo~icg eron fEsinE received trsnspo-|
q tea ard 0rzr SO zisomes to report without dsi
io MAJOR e. r. oisls. at Bro khs-eu. az ous5lDt-s
tfey are hsre1T published 80 dess~sr. s1l rEe uT'
r-wr1cf ttiry dollars ul % raii fer e s1r
hension a-d delivery % Major Cars B-oazlsval
p. BkUCEER,
IL. =. Balm.
J=O GILLESPIE, Lease
w. AREER
D. A. HARRIS Farc3
M DORSEY. CaroI
% @ AZ LAhDEL Helne5 county M ss.ipN
IL O. CC-AIA
j. ". HAaFT9E, H
- McDCA-LD,
$ HT-LTFR
ia194 A. ri. and Cast-r rr~----5
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"a u iantta ten mixes u1Etleast Of Holy s1rn.
sbsisi p+ rag private PgDeIE were iher destroyed
carried of 5y tham- Amors th=se Hupers Irsl1ab
The fo owing.
Note o. 59slza HoIsoa, dslad November 1878.
DE o-e day ater date, Gr sos.
Dgs bidcf Em pr. S-dck2ndr 5a.e1 OccGer. 1a5
-fo- 8 co.
osds. Of s. Boiling o2 Wm III sreslsad for ssL
Ger taea.a Of Lieet Jone8 OF Jrck51us cavalry
tre Burning Of il b-lesaf Gotten
A. 81, for 500
an pars Us ara hereby ral1eF r7f q, f-r7. r- 3
s1s nor VII The obdsers pay thfm except UPON u
o-e I&v I AOE9a& IT, THOMSON.
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~ The Richmond Examiner leans that the
portion Of the message relating to our foreign
relations is to bNeome the theme of very earnest
discussion IN Congress ct an early day. Itsays
the action suggested by, though not advised in,
the Presidential exposition Of these affairs, is
the immediate recall Of cur ministers from Eu-
roDe,
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u The APPEAL to-day resumes its usual
Dimensions and sppearaace-a fact at which
We rejoice as much IS We feel confident
cur readers will TIE Compisints that have
reached Us Of the sma4nasss Of she type VIZ haye
been using wiz Be hereafter obvfated
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- Il IELEGRAPH-
Last Nights Dispatches
LATEST PROM YFgERRURC
ne Ene.ay opgosise fae CIV.

Special to the Daily Appeal
YtcHsBUHe. January 30-A number Of the enemy
made their appearances on the opposite side OF the river
yesterday and today, ana were engaged In reconsider
Ing with gases and engineer Instruments. A few
shots nom oar batteries caused thsn to skeaaddle.
They have jasl fired tho houses in De 500. which arc
now il flames.
There was no cannoaading from the o.hsr ssie up to
ous o'clock today. X
SECOND DI4ArcHI
Scouting parties Of the Fed1als made their appear
aace on the river bank oppo-te ihe city, Gis morning,
and burned four houses unier The range Of our guns.
They are supposed % be erecting batteries opposite
the city.
No new movements Of the feet have been observed
today. EEsTOR.
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have ahshiy productive and wen Improved 7la.
9 tr1n ior rent $50 1e-es 81 land u c-.vaHo
situated ls niles a59Fe Greenwood on the BANKS Z
tla lower talslatcla. EEsrr negro quarters Ell
8 house, etc Itis @ rar7 chance Tor aEs sluIs-
4an 20 eet bis nesroesol oua II the dss p.aa-ai1usL
che Yankees. AppiF b the uuder ened al Nila5|
Carroll county AHssi and get a bG-- Ca-a. Gd1-
ardAay on the place. tx vs. DABNEY-
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u The Brandon RFa6tisea states that Col.
James G. TappsD. Of Arkansas, has been pro
NOTED to . bnga3ier-g sneraiship and assigned
3 command in his own State.
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E~Ihe Natehez Courier Of the 9th says
that On last Thursday, the Federals, in pushing
cut their cavalry force, came in contact with
the Tensss Cavalry OF R5undawsy bayou. A
short sldrmish ensued, in which an Abolition
Colonel (then acting Bngadier-G General was
killed, and on Lis person were found Important
papers. Others were supposed to be killed
and wounded.
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VECKsRUEG.

Our correspondent, and extracts from the city
papers, viii inform the reader as to the situation
up to the departure of the mail train at noon
yesterday. Everything remained quiet up to a
late hour last night. It was genersny conceded
that the canal would be SO far a success as to
permit the passage dooa Of the Federal trans
ports, and that they would do SO unless counter
preEarations now going On should successfully
resist them. Getting back viii BE- impossible,
as the current in the cut off will, it is said, be
so rapid that boat wiz be unable to stem it.
The SOUTHERN RArLRoAD.-ThOss who are
censusing the management of this road for the
manner in which it has been operated for the
last sixty days, forget the different circumstances
now governing from those that existed in times
Of peace, and the extraordinary demands the
military situation has imposed upon it. It has
been the only means Of communicating with
Viclsbug, and ell who have been made ac-
qualnte5 with the extent Of cur preparations
there, ought to be able to appreciate what the
extraordinary services Of the road must have
kaa5 Egw it, UapEcITy has been overtsxed
for months. Its management, almost the whole
time, has been at the control Of the military. Ii
addition, It was the only outlet for the vast sup
plies that have reached the interior from Louis
lana We dc not believe more could have been
done than has besn, OF that ~faulkAnders could
have changed afsirs for the better.
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q We are Indebted to Mr. Small, Of the
Southern Express Company for q cory Of q
Richmond paper ia advance Of The mail
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EyzCUrl0S or D-sEsgEz- -
BON c1nscupts, were recently Shot al. ssh.
Lsiand Ia The pala9ggiug lawyer Who frs.
orz7sd ne theory talt c1us were l.. Ea-
oe ter aellon should have been a orc-l WIT
ness so tae talsliy Of his evil e1urss-Caaf-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-31

as KYAsIoE.-sone tlgee hundred and fifty
Federals minded a rsal-a A y=srsr
day afternoon, On their way hom the depot Of
the Southern rsiroad to ihs quarters provided
for them BY the government authorities in the
city. Among them welearn were eighteen com
missioned officers. They were q portion Of the
crop reaped st Chiekasaw bayou, near Yichs-
burg. Their general department was commend
able, 3 few only exhibiting insolence, and the
observer could scarcely discern that they felt
any grea. dependency at being away down
South IN Dixie so far. notwithstanding they
had made the trip ander different circumstances
than those they had anticipated
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AGnirs in Tennessec.

From the Knoxville Register s5thl
From Middle Tennessee we have accounts of
more glorious feats OF oar cavalry. By cutting
off supplies and interrupting communication,
they are indicting on Rosecrsnz' army more
damage than it suffered in the fight before Muir
heesboro'.
In additionto the singular speech made by
the Federal General Woolford to his cavalry at
Lebanon, KY, Gas reported by Morgsn's opera
tor, } we had TumoTs yesterday that the kentucky
Legislature has taken a somewhat similar stand,
and has made the repeal Of the emancipation
proclamation the condition of any further coop
Grafton with the Federal government If this be
SO, Kentucky is redeemed.
From the Chattanooga Rebel we learn that
General Forrest arrived at that place on Thurs
day night, and was not q participant in the af-
fair at Harpeth shoals, the credit of which brill
liant achievement therefore belongs entirely to
General Wheeler, as at FIRST represented by our
dispatches.
The dash Of Hutchison, of Morean's cavalry.
into Murfreesboro', and the capture of one hun
dred prisoners and thirty wagons Of army
stores, in the very face Of the enemy. well sus-
tsins the character Of the partisan Generals
command.
The Rebel Banner Qate of Murfreesboro'. now
of S~helhyville) has positive information from
Kentucky, that what John II. Morgan left of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. in the
way Of bridges and ensbsnkments, have been
washed away by the recent floods.
Our prospects may be truly said to be q bright
and Frightening"
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a A late dispatch from Indianapolis 81

q A late dispatch from Indianapolis says !:
bills have been introduced in the house look
ing toward a stringent enforcement of the thir-
tenth article of the Constitution, prohibiting
negro immigration. The Democracy viii pass
one or other Of these bills. LineOln's freed mig
gers cannot come into the State Of Indiana"
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gr Memphis is sgsin in Geographic eommu
nicahoD with the North, via Columbus end
0a1o.
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TWO SETS GlGD BaECESE srrS IUlE-
e. WANTED
Tvo good Diaczs-rhs and Strikers,
F.ul coed veg lnaE ~
NaETEC
L.elf Efcrs. agl ZINE Seoas-
500 ils- Horse sld saos Gals
s.. HILLE
ia3JI1t Ca-tan a-f % e
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Y We learn that q trotting match viii come
off over the Mobile course on the Sd inst, for a
wager of three thousand dollars a side, mile
heats, three best in FIVE. The horses entered
are Mr.. George GiIrs gelding, Tom Thumb,
from Memphis, and a Mobile mare. It IS said
that heavy bets on the result have bees made,
and an unusual degree Of interest excited.
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Az ACKEoWLEDGDIENT-The correspond
ing secretary Of the @ Christian Association Of
the 35th regiment Alabsma volunteers writes
Us acknowledging the receipt Of books,
tracts and periodicals, contributed By Hrs. DR..
FARRAR, Mrs HUNTER and other ladies Of this
city. In conclusion he says: is peculiarly
cheering to Ire heart Of the Christian soldier, in
the nomadic lie he is called upon TO lead, while
fighting the battles Of bis country, that there
are hearts and hands busted seeking opportuni-
ties to supply them with spiritual alimonl, dur
ing their exile from the church privileges and
immediate influences Of the home circle. These
sympaaising Christian ladies' VIII accept our
sincere thanks for their donation, with the as
surancs thst the men of or regiment seek such
reading matter with uncommon avidity. Should
Others enulats the noble example Of these ladies',
we shall soon have q circulating library that
win exert a saving inauence upon the destiny
OF precious, yet very proeauously exposed souls.
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5000 as
"a Several Of the Yankees hsVc seen VS. s
DeSotO svey day siace the ATriysl Cf tho haeE
Monday two are said 10 have come % tte bank
to desert, and after shouting aer0s5 and waivfny
hsudkerctief5 for au hour, stey started th-curh
the woods, having failed % elicita response
On Tuesday we saw six YaDEefs chasing a hog
ABOUT the ruins Of tie depot Of the VicEsburT.
Shreyep0rs and Texas railroad. Yesterday
morning We noticed seVsufv-sI men with guns
and ems with a sword, psrsm6ulaiDg about the
ferry landing. In The aflecroco two killed q
bog just below Scales on hs bank Of tie liver
One stood picket and Tie other commenced cut-
ting mp p~crzie', Before h1 got rsurh taa
lob q shell from our lower batteries com seIIef
them to seek safety behind iheIeyee. Thar were
peIsevsring, however, and determined TO have
the pork. Aa soon as the shelf fell they returned
to their work, but znotHer slot compelled them
10 retire. They came back &c in, and this time
each succeeded in getting away 2 portion of the
hog. About three O'clock smother squad, some
SIX in number, emsTgd from TIE woods behind
Scales and got on the top Of the leveo. They
bad dardly got upon the lavea before two shots
Bere sent over. causirg them 10 fall bsck be-
hind the leveo in doubiequieE time. a tAi5d
shot fell where they were lying, tearing Up the
dirt all around then. We observed, with a
glass, one Of the blue coats get up and con-
menee brushing the dust off bis clothes, but q
shell from Whistling Dick forced him 10
move from the crest Of tha ievss before be eos
through, with the agility ofan acrobat. Ons or
two more shots were delivered, esusing the
squad to give up Che seereh FIR hogs and return
to their camps-F ictsbarg Hkg, Jan. 29h
THE BLoCKhDE-rhere evidently IS a leek
il the Yankee bl0ckada-fcr We know OF
schooner tbas arrived at 9 Confsdsrats porl
within the last t8any four hoars (ths seeoad
one in s few days. wl-h 90 assorted cargo Of
valuable goods-whieb are being dischares3-
and VIII soon find then way g sundy stores for
public convenience kor farther particulars
call on board, al --M06He NctCs.
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The CABINEE-We have private information
from Washington thst smother attempt is Ia
contemplation 70 compel the President to re-
model his Cabinet. at least to the extent 6.
changing his Secretary Of State, and that the
same senators IS made the former raid are OF
ganizing lhis-Net0 York Commercial
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YAEKEEs AHEAD-A late English journal
says that a live gorilla had Just arrived in Liver
pool from Africa, and thstit is the first living
animal Of the species that has been brought to
Europe. The Yankees, with their usual energy,
succeeded incaging q live specimen at the White
house nearly two years ago. Jehn Bull will
have to " cave
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GIN RossmArz on DrscFPCrrF-A Essk


GIN RosE@AEz on DIscIPLIEE-A NASH
vile correspondent says
General k9seereaz digging about tie roofs
I" ss. sFll N ins etmv. Tho officers are
account8oi9 f0r ths eCnduet 81 Ehs men. a.f he
holds them responsible On review q sHoFt4ime
nee Pc gave 2 iofel1e nlusHeaon of hs i1sss
% tAa SUBJECT Hs noticed a private whose
khapsaek vas very mich eTry. ana drew him
NQM ts ranzss caliaE at fha ssme TT7. r1- his
eapl@in, Wl8 approaeEsd Cagsan am
sopJ 10 SEE ysu d0n't know how b -frsD q
kna2s7ek on Q soldiers back BafT di5nrt
90 ltf general Ohly you didn't. WaH b-rs-
after, you bad better a. Sc ranrz-rr - y ~
+ is gene correctly by tne private. Ihave u3th-
ing more 60 say to hin. I shall hold Won r.
spopsiole err for tie appearance Of yerf mon
batu e@nnot make thzH attend 60 these
Mates tnea i J0u caat yol had bstsr
le4Fs lhs service. VI y0u deaG III zee that
you 40 leave it,
JUST RETLari9E- iaia9nsl upon
.le best authority Chat Gnefal Eer-sr. ev
asys since sen 4 asg Of hucs 10 II 1850,
20 convey two i6ls who were au-r See
tleir sonsi reported 81 BE- mettly rou-7-7 and
puso4sls. General i sscIs1z I'D tae r-r7
parry c2lrsng then 81 PEI spies and Lrsa.sns1
tl1r execution General Ba1r. -rt-r f-f1ma1
y t1e isets replied with s9E a1d -n1s-
son O. this violation Il tts rvht b a.- and
ordered twice th- alu 81 Ela
t-e a8ls gEa1e in lii custody 0 b placed fn
close conhlem9ns pte9 atog b Lsf being
Condemned, end hung without dssv II General
hoseera1z shall eLseg.s tf0-o embraced u1Ie-
i1s hag Of upes-Se Baas
FATAL RAILROAD AccrDzsr-A- o'e7.
last oTeal1g ths miisry train from Grand J1ne-
.ll1, when TIVE miles Beyond GIu- 1u. met
with a serious a-cidans Beds @lc-1-ofvs
and terdat, the-e we're seven freight ans anur-
Iuon SO tFo passenger cscs urra.
enrfe al taat SOB the irl car from rrns
from .hs back Twins
way eta truck Us aas s--I e.. tIr.s
ea1, aso 51E css l7 whole anr
down an em1aak1els of zen feet h.r
-Four soldiers W-Is ai d all ssa or
twelve others wolu7el Ihs 1 -s cars
t4ned ihslr pases on tie rack. ana .h1rgF
mucn Jalrsl, 10 one en- b0azd ltem Fas au
4Ee engine was seat on 70 ehe city fr assist
slea ana brought Tie intsLig5nee-Msu5ts
BHtsta, Jan is.
Review AT Fpzr sCsTER-G Rursv.
yesterday reviewed ILs garrison q F5- S
mo review was Witnessed 1y guts o lurle- If
rs, intending The 4tarqgis 1E El--i1Essa.
Colonel Leslie l-e eeurzGder of tie E-iz1
steamer Pe.r-l. BIZ ( Fizit1lv. .1e artist md
correspondent Of lhs london Mss1.eI Es
and several adies-Cta7es.oa paper.
ETECUrI0s OF D-szhg1Es-
3o.n c1nscHptz, were recently sh1s a. S.f..
Island "a The pa-1ggiug lawyer Who fr55
orFs1 tAe theory tlst c1usEs r5-s 1.5 Ea-
DE mr an should have been orcei wiz
49,
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THE CHIPPEWA PAaaigST-Tha Chippe 8
payment as made a l4e MInaesos acsGev
about Two weeks ago, Wi.hcut d urbu.cs Il
any kind. Enthusiastically sas there, received
bis money and blankets, aud went eff aoua
Tently satisfied Il is stated, however, hat BE
Ionka1 WON and snllen.
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TIE BRIiisu iaoN CLAps-Advicss from
Lisbon state that the four n0n-pla,ed British
figases, Warrior. Black Prince, Resistance. and
Defiance, had, during the recent hsavy westher,
all proved themselves to be- in possession al
wsaiberly qualities beyond expectation.
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a a Washington telegram TO Tie Esw York
Herald states that it has been ascertained that
General Rosecranz was actGally about to order
his army to fall hack ca Nashville, when his
scouts brought the information that the rebels
were retreaangi sad he promptly directed pur-
quiE
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81 AMEED

10 or TWELVE FAMILIES OF BOYS AN-.
Az Girls. from tsnio sixteen gssrsoi5, he Paaa
River M-ls. J q " GEEEE.
iS4l9s Jscksqn BLISS
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sTANFoRD's BArrERY.-This gallant organ

~STANFORD's BATTERY.-This gallant organ
izaiion from Grenada, Miss was actively en-.
gagged in the late battle Of Mu1freesboro'. The
following list of casualties has been furnished
Killed Lieut.. A A. Hardin; Privates W. c.
Brooks and R. Il. Elliott. Wounded Ssrgt.
B G. Duncan Prigates n. Hartsfeld, Charley
Phillips, P. L. s%humate, 7. C Rosamond, and
George Sledge. None Of the latter were severe
" hurt.