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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

We learn from Dr. KEIsER, that he hss thus
fAs sasOsedsd in obtaining 3 Subscription from
citizeHs Of about seur thsussnd dollars toward
~rsmountiEg Gen. MoRsAN's command, With q
fair prospect Of esutinued SUCCESS. We regard
il as = high duty which our people owe beth TO
themselves and their country, to come promptly
forward in sid Of this geOd work. They can
not better serve the cause than by EiYiag all tie
assistance shsy can toward putting NoRoAS's
wsr,wsrn veterens sgain in the 6sId.
DR.. KEIsER viii psy 8 fair price for korses /;
sRa szbscriptions in money, blankets and cloth
ing, Is earnestly solicited. Subscription books
can be found with Mr.. MCGIELEY, At he Trout
house, or with NJ. JONES, ct Washington hall,
whsre persons DESTROYS Of aiding in tho good
work, are requested to eaT and sabscribs. Let
al eons fssxATd ara sontributs much or little,
according to their Ensans. By 50 doing they
viii ts.tsrislly aid in keeping the enemy Of Of
rs maxi spring and uum
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29
SBRB INVESTMENT
FOR YOUR
mo


100 ACgTs or COOP VALLEY LAND,
llZU three hundred ana twenty f. a fuc state Il
euliyadoa- with ccriiol able frame house, with four
Toens = nav gin home and screw, sifb sriss nil al
taehsd q large nuls she'd and com crib a rood
fraEs4 kteksn ard s2ckchouse, with ncw nero
quarters, etc. in enc HAs Ct naFigadoa Price etY
Ser en- Hundred ssrsr. ihrss hundred IA cultivation.
fronting I've miles on the TsilshaiehIa. ak Eilez frcsa
ere 70 Overflow has ever got sTsrR &. Price
sereuiy-avs dslsfE per acre.
Twelve hundred and e~ighty4ix REss, ssST niles
Lon SzndsWsT river, Shree hunGrca acres u euitiVa-
ten. ak AaRsrsd acres old deaczias, with new gin
k5usa sHd ten hefss power oTsaisf $50 rail aRd gosd
dwelling ana Negro e1siEA Pnee fhy dodArs 7lr
Eleven hansrsd ard sixiy acres 81 hra valley lsad,
thst neTsr VAS ore down, with throe 1un2rsd acrss IA
cultivation, and two hEndrsd more cd t~ss1Df1c within
I've nnlss q SuEAoUer river. Krlrs fifty dolars PEI
ak kGzizeE aud fsrty or one tfsussnd acres. sbo7.
nny Overflow, three huHdTsd In cultivation, With gsel
dwelling and nsgro quarters, sin ana screw, AID gE5
xiii. Frss dfty dollars Per acre
h;Es huHars6 esd tWssfy screa viii two aurirst
acres cid ~de2tntns. oR Csssaday's hayen, n Taie
hatehis essniyi Hiss. Price fve deilers Fsl
Ecre.
Slight hua 7rsd aerfs. viii two huu5saE sees II saI
~tisa.ier, ana three 1zHdred more sezdsued There i
? ssoa dwelling, negro cabins, and SiheF seed on,
hoEses, iheluaing a asT gin, grsEs sad Hin, within onl
mile 81 Tailshafehis fiFsr, ia Sannsrer caaaty, Hsz
Prcs Hfy dsiszs psr ssra.
1|3 sundrea aza seventy ss-ss hpztaE ems nj.
aEa . 4uartsr On Taiieha-chis river, IN Enndegsi
easEty Hssi5sipPi-one hHusrts aarea II } ana ia Z
Of eslsivstisn, aAd ans hEzarsa msce nss sas been
vel astsscea sistt ysar-al Of which = sbevs ever
IaT. Erics AifJ dellsrz per acre.
Fi1esa kundred acres IN S1ba5rer ccuniy Kiss
fsur Auaersd 1erss cid dsaduDa are eight aandrsd
thas as HsoFs eyefAeE. Rries tHsnty ave dollars
per sers
Twenty six lul1sed saras q higk GniaIsoFsdl
valley lend, OF fatFr saTdu su1asU5r zUats. Prizes
tEsniF I've dslars per acre.
One Aundred an twenty acres, twenty IN sRiuTa-
teR sne fsrty ~dssdensd, Hith5 one mlc o. aaTsgs
aoz. Price ffty dsls.s per sges.
Thrse Aundrsd al twenty sarss. eighty Ii . zzs
Essis q sa~laTau7H, wisa = nee dwelling znl sew pez
$50 qHarters. HthiR enc ald = haf mics Of sIHhsder
river. Price atty dollars per acre.
AZ Of The s5ors laz1s ls ~ eunfayTa- SsEEty. Nj.
EisdPPL IL the Eassi soften craving rssi0H n tie
SsItR1Tc Oe1tcGsrsCF T5sra ID E8- an AGRA o. any
sf The ABOVE lsnas bai sil, rndur proper cuiEyst.es
naks tive bales Fl cstior shs a55ua prices nay 70
soze extent Be Ysrsed, s-ccc1iag 50 5srns e p4yusrA.
FIR pa-.sllsz Sdlress (gsr Gus wssk)
DAHL ). TOTSCN,
Atlanls. ga,
ana shsp EsEuts ssasovsr county lnsG
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FRUIT TREES HBR fRERS!

Look WE'LL TO your oRoHARBs ASp GAR
BENS-R1AHR FEUrr TREES,
TzET CHOW Wills EoU sLEzPF
WME THURAAE. sas and ) haif miles from d.
= iNke snd yAIied Sssormaat 81 Fruit TREEs 81
&c htst soethsta aEd aaeINatsd ezfislis1
0-s Ainaree 1Aoeseaa Piaptl y lie anequaiad VIZ
el s.sts4 Aho, = lev ehoics 0rasasntl Pisalz.
laying oQt aaa fisfslnx Otchsrll Nes,- r-..s
years exfsleaca "A shuttsid1F VIII szdts nv -
Trees. Vnra sle.
Asfsssasss-ceIR Psiar, Hsyasn Dr.
hreHn, Hen ] N1Ffen Law3z Lausta, = Laef
Eaft toEa coi-ier, hs3 dqAr Z STEAD. ell TksZ
HeFarl Atlanta Hn oA bah. fEHraars hY
Rehd, - Ausasta; md 81 otherz VIC haVa ~
paaoaizsd ne aad sea ny Tfss4 fruiis anST
N5A va n. EGCRN4
dttt%n Az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

ANYWAY from the sG5scdbsr, % SEada7 aiaha
Ia isst, -FOUR NGaROzS, to-Uitt
IL ALL. aboat ave feet tsn a. slsFsn inches Algh,
weighs shoa- cne Aundfed ard ssTenty-fFs pouzds
and - lr-y2Fe Fssrs cid has "a when ks sn
biAek bat a1a a E1ek coat. uulcr grEy hs also took
yellow sTeE1d nlm the subscriber azd had l. araand
ha vAsa isS Heara heu. Aaso, his TIVE E0ns, Zask
zEd al man.
zA0K Is sbsrt eighteen years ED. vel uads, con-
.pls1iea yellow. AFs feet avs or IN inches kEh, Hslghs
at0rt oas Eun1rsd and ffE poua5B hsd On q zhits
wool hat srd O goi1ors S-zJ lzsks., 3 Kted enc.
TlLAAa . slack, esacs fsusfssn years ed, Haizs
alits gns Eiaee. and aaG aa wien ks left & brown
jeAns eezt a1d slack has aEt a czntssn
= bisek bsJ sbclt tklry ysaEs ed, aboa1
I've feet Ten or ssgs1 s1f1es hisk EEs sons e hs
fra1f tssih cut ai8 lad ts rehs Em brsksa szd was
crsokea b. tss jsi1t
TIE ringissder q TIT party = rHr An Thsrs Is no
doubt 5ut they Es tEy11E % gf3 1rcuah the Inca
Thoy WIS., scea cary ksnday HaE1inE crossing q
Eoii sf6ny On TIE csi1so a rtvsr and tsid thx. thsy
belonged 70 BenEstssfa ferps, aEs hsriaE been cut a
frun i were gsiny up b. Vliszaagh e reach hs lines.
TIE gard u expressly selected - watch very c ess
and take them uP. Several negroes have lsft this
nsighbcrhocf- and We laFs every reason % believe
they afR1e taair wsy through the liasa.
al hs oEcsrs sonmalsing the piokets ana guard
ara requested 70 instruct them e Be vsrT ylrlEnL for
they nag rot only 0Vcrhzul uiss, int = crest zany
othsaL II Gay a tbs aboys negroes are taksa mp Ez1
sent q . SAFE jai aud Kept - thas / ear get teen. I
wiz rag i've handred and G1y dollars rsHETd fer szel
enc Of ths1R- AdtrGss
= C. BRAEsON.
dn15 l5- Eirzto- "a
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A Correetion.

THeMAsToE, Ga, Dee. %, 1858.
EBTreRs APFEALI 1 notice that yen rspub-
lished an extract hOn a Of my letters 70 the
Savannah RepHblieGs, in which it WAS stated
that Gen. B~reckinridgo had been relieved Of his
command in the army Of TsnHesses. This is q
mistake, ami was corrected by a telegram to the
Rtp1slican, but which, countless, escaped your
attention. The e.Tor grew out Of the restoration
Of Gsa. Hindmsn, whs being the ranking zs-
jOr-general, would take command Of Bteekin-
ridges corps.
By giving this = place in yoar colunns ysu
viii eblige yours very truly, z. ". A.
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WILL b paid fsT tks spprskeusiaa aid dshssry "a
w hsssrA JshHssn 4 Ir5ys Junction q Haristis aad
Waitsn nrsess Of ! EEGRO Kan. nsnsd zAGK.
srd rsre is asout ihirgars yszl q szs. q low
sssfars and bsHIsgsss slew u Vsssh and win sns
tosih 0at IA srsns, rkiah sAsw1 plaiziy when apseking
Or smiing wears hts beard m hsgsd-
HI Is Ne 2roBsrty Of NJ. r L Watkins. Of Nsrts
AlAbaaa, ard vas let 81 as with NJ. 3. ,. SnisA, Of
ahs atty, fer sails. Esls believed to Be lurkhs abeus
he city. T. ". sFEzLR
dSssss
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This excellent instiiali0as established By the
S3ush Carolina Central association, and undsT
the esnrsl Of ". P. PACE. Esq, Of GresnviTs,
S. c. superintendent Is and has been doing q
great deal. not aloha for the relief Of South Car
lias soldisrs, but fsr he army al large. While
Il has eentrituied largely in pr5vialors snd
ether supelias 70 he several Ladies Aid sssoeis-
fions Of Atlanta, il has furnished shoes. cloth
ing and bla.kets, to those going to sheir Gem,
asnds, RAsa tie same cannst bo furnished by
TIE G-oysrnnsnk L also delivers borss aaa
packages censziaing provisions and cioihing to
soEdisrs n lie fad from 0HB Sas frs q aas
ezyeuss xsstssr1. Having careful road msssaa-
gsrt, hundreds Of boxes hAvs been safely deliv-
cred since lis essAhI shnsns in this city. Ia ad-
diaoa, Il VIII EsesiYe, and take eAEs Of Hntil
called for, al extra ~bagg1gssf soush Cs7olins
regiments, and viii deliver all slothiEg and
properly Of ssessssd soldiers 70 their families er
1EisSdS.
We nsu sf 10 better social tribute 70 South
cs-slins, Has a statement Of tie objects ard
opersaea ef ths above aaposiatisz. She Is .
aobls slata, standing nobly By he own sons
zpoA every hsla. sad dofsg her duty IN addi-
Hsn, 70 The HsesssitOus saong The seas of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

Advices By letter from the front stsse that
Gen. WHEKLER. with q large cavalry force, had
Left 70 overhaul s supply train whieh is said to
be OK shs way to Chattanooga to The relief Of
Burnside. Its capture is considered highly
probable.
It is stated in official circles that Gen. Buck
KER is to tale command Of all the cavalry in the
dspsflnont Of Tennessee, with Gen. JOCK
MORGAN second in command.
Heavy rains hsve made the reads nearly im-
passahls, and should shsy eonttnne, army move
menss viii be imprseiissbls and must be suS.
pended fer the winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

su oehag States. she could act hsvs go
lsstea q better aimensr of hsE Sisintsrssled
charities and hensfsstioas, thsn Capt. PACE,
be being a mar Of eduoAsisn, gssd manners,
and lind sad benevolent feelings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

In eenclssien, fsllow-soldisrs Of Tbs army Of
Tennessee, your brother wishes you Ill . merry
Christmas, and bsgs leave to Oass IS as emit
sect: Our mothers, wives and swset-heaFts-
We viii never lag down ear arms until We can
DO gently folded in hsis arms, or uElil We fall
upon the battle fsld, and are wrapped IN the
cold srns of dsashl OsCE0LA.
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THOS. E. HUNT & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Jackson strsst, Near Green street.
AHgHsta, Ga,
NNTTGR.

hitter AID MINTEa BEREAE,
aEEEk. Alaha1sA, Bee1Hber I7th, 1854
n EISa 70 teatsset With psrtsss FOR he estliax Of
II ssrty tacusard cords % Nood ind the hurniaF q
iva lafnions oaskslscl chzrssai - tbs Bibb Cay
Irsn Works, recently r~lsekased b shis Burzsu and
rSrked 81 B1rssu lceoauL They are iocstsd in the
heEIttisst portion of aizbana. dfy nlies aboy-s SstEa.
en- rs kiab3nE and TeEHes.es rsaro4d.
II VII rsq1ro I'VE hnnsrsd hands 70 en- lhs weed
and 5zrn he saars7s- 8Lk VII BE- rsesivsd for H.
uhais sr for . eorilso- One man viii - detailed a. an
aEs-5ssr for ever 4ty 1as6s snBiuysd
fsere are Eead s~z-Eier Tor noSros1 On De prsnises
cousruieat q Ia tiebs- = e cat
Plerc-aA vii be adarsEtaa . cs a. ssiua. Al.
HA ~EfCIARo70N HUNT
~ A5sr 50 eomnisssry BIB lrsa WoEkS
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Eurspsan News.


RICHMOND, December 28.-Kurspeaa dates
to the 18th have been rsesived.
In the fght between Hesnan and King en- the
10th, King won in twenty-five rounds. The
fight lasted thrsy-ons minutes. The papers
give slaberats accounts Of The STAIR. The Times
deyotes a leader to the sEair and says that Hse-
nAR's game throughout vas TO close and put The
hug en. Kings tactics consisted in striking
sledge hsnrsr blows On Hsenaa's phiE until
ths latter collapsed from exhsusfisa. Tbs Tnss
says .asi pTizs fighting is more revolving than
ball fighting, aad ought to be diaceursEsd.
Russia in regard T. The European congress
expresses an ardeR; desire for the pssifeation Of
Europe By 81 understanding between she SOW
etoigRs, but ssys Il is indispensable that the
FIeneh EapsTer shculd define tho basis gpon
which an understanding should be established.
Tbs Confederate gtesner Alabama vas sz-
peeted Al Madras.
Fears of a further advance of The rate Of dis
count IN tic bank Of England Is somewhat Ii
ninishsd.
Liverpool costOa masksi hraaT. Pieces half
penny higher,
sczsols 80.
The British crswn lawyers have pronounced
the condemnation Of tho British bark Spring
back, by the New York district csars. Illegal snd
yexstious, and Lord Lyons is to rsmensasGe
with them on the subject.
The v STEAM rams built At Glasgow fer the
Confsasraios have been purchased by the Rus
sian Gsvornmeat.
Rrsn ChzrIsstoa.
CHARLESTON, December 27.-The enemy
Sired four shells at the city last night. No Hrisg
ten hsrrs leland to day. Oar batteries have
kept up : brisk IRE o. the snsEy's works. Par
tiss.hsye esec.ed another battery OF he extreme
end Of Cumsins Doiat.
Our less in the StSno AFFAIR was one private
killed, Eve wounded, two morally.
The enemy raised q new fsg en- tho Ha;dsIs
battery, and Ct the irst sEsIs had il union down.
Frssn she Erenr.
DALTON, December s7.-6en. Joseph E.
Johnston and STAFF arrived here On the train iass
evening. To-day ae issued an erdeT assuming
command Of sho army Of Tennessse.
E5eyen Yankees, captured yesterday & shsrt
distance above Taanel Hin, By a detachment sf
Gen. Ksley's cavalry, were brought hero to-day.
6enersI EnlsIIfgszse.
RIcHAoxD, December 27.-Tbe ssssmer Esw
York arrived al City Point, yesterday. with
seven oaiesrs, 1--WE surgeons, I've huHzrsd aad
seven enlisted men. &c sick and wounded.
The Bsltiasre American, Ct ths 93s, is the
enly paper received. Array news uninportsns.
Liverpool sdvicss to the llkh had been fernal-
y seized By the custom authorities.
There had been Z serious revolt in Indisg
anoss the Pin iEibs, aud 4 sauguinary engage
ment had bssa fought.
All matters CONNECTED with the exchange Of
prisoners has teen tuned over 10 Gen. BaElsr,
and the impression prevails that tAs cartel win
b resumed.
IsEcsND DIsPAFcH
A brief address, was read Isna sevarsI pal
pits in this city to-day, resuestiagh s varisas
congregations, and ~eitizsBs gsnsssHy, 70 sead
edibles, clothing, etc, TO the mil iia-y hospitals
on Friday, IS the New Years. offerings to the
sick and wounded soldiers.
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NJ zs a1sAorizsd 70 snnounss TIE nans q JczN
X HoLF&0oK 8 Z e~aasl1ais fsl Cslasy Treasurer
st tAe elsciion On tAs ga g9aaery zsz1
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mKnPmIs INrELLEaRNOR.
We clip the following paragraphs from The
Memphis Argus of the 5th:
GUERRuLAs er THR RIyEs,

IOEAttLLAs - me hFEEs
We learn that several gnnboats have bssn OF
dsred 10 the RENE Of the recent attacks on The
New Orleans bound boats near Waterproof. As
last accounts these troublesome gentry were
still pepperiRg away At everything like q stesal-
beat passing that way, as long as she renamed
ia sight.
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Kxirset frsrs a speech 81 Edz.undBurke.
GREENSBORO, Ca, Dsc &c, 1868.
EDITORS APPEAL; I sannss resist the IND
pulss which prompts me to send you the follow
Jag extract from a speech Of Edmund BuSks,
il the heps that it may meet fAs eye Of the
ecunIy, aua particularly thst Of Congress, if Of
that troubled eycloPs it may net be slrsady said,
si lamsH ~sdsHptzz. ". ". LORD.
II Is when a great nation is in great diffcul.
ties that minds must exllt themselves to The ee-
essioEs or al is lost SIepg passion under the
direction Of a Iseble rsassn, feeds a low fever.
which serves 0Ely to destroy the body that en-
t1lisiss it Bat vehement passion does not 81
wsys indicate N infrm judgment II eften ae-
companies and a%etuates, and is even auxiliary
to q powerful understanding and when they
both e~onspire and act tremendously thar force
is great to destroy disorder within, and to repel
injury from abroad. If ever there Ess 3 time
that calls On us for no vulgar conception Of
things, and for e~xeTfiens in no vulgar strain; it
Is the awful hcw which Providence has ap-
pointed 10 shis nation. Every little measure Is
. great error, and every great syrOr viii bring
on 10 small ruin. Eolhing esn be directed
above f5e lnsrk we siRl ST; every thing bslew
il, Is absolutely thrown away.
Who knows whether indignation may not sue
csed 10 terror, aAd the revival of high sonii-
sent, spurBiBg away tbs delnsion Of 9 safety
purchased at the expense Of glory, nay not yet
drive Us 10 thEt generous despair, which has
often subdaed diste1peFs in the State, fer which
no remedy could be f5une is the Wisast ~ceuncilz.
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II Instant fren NJ rssiis1es On ths PssckfTss
rad thsso uIi fson Atznsa. Keis sbouf ave fset
sczr aches ksh apo1t ~tTeaty4ve Tezrs ola, nearly
black AID usaeily eizits his 1ar Lis1ay.
luiA psg sle ABOVE reward II h y 3sliFers6 70 ne
o soc1rsd % AHtI can gsthn.
TH0a =. FIs7Ez
ees5Iw Na 3 Psarttss sirss1
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ample time in which 10 obey tie cEde, sad he
has Accordingly, as VII be seen By r~sferanes 70
oar advertising columns, extended i to Sattr-
day next, 12sh insi. Every man In ths district
liable TO duty Il thus furnished tie smplast time
in which to aonneet himself with ous Of tie
vslnnfser organizations, ard If any, By nom
compliance, get into tzouble, no one hus them
selves win be to blams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

jsaramens, passed q resolution Of ~disssprovsI
Of the financial scheme originated and reeem.
nsnded by tie bank convention recently held
in Augusta, Ga
Llsf 81 EHcIatmad Rreishs Received n thr
Senkiern ExPreas Company, B~eezahSr
IS, 1858,
Jehn Maysen, box II j Jones, boz; in
Clarke, box MaTiAh, teare Daaenhofsr,) bag;
= 50 AchIiicsn, bsgi Riehd Wall, bex; S Il
Nix, 2 sacks; ST SsyAston, box; Dea rervas-
son, Darrell s CiaglAnd, can an basket; Nj N
] Suter, box; john @ Green, box; Z Tesycs.
box; J III Wilkes, parcel; A P Reed, 6 bags:
Mrs : Williams, parcel; Nm Caldwell, box; j
I anks, boz; DIE Charlton, carpet bag; R
n VtTable, bale; CAPT McCsgis, bo1: II 5
Glass, box; Ii P 7 Minor, vsliese aud bundle:
w Glass, box: Mrs 8 s Miller, caro- A W Miteh,
81. parcel; w u Mccarthy, carpet bag; q T
OKeets, box; WEBB q Sage, box; r 7 Will
trunks, box and bundle; w Stone, trunk: n
Lynch, parcel
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Lon. TMomAs q. MeNRoR.

We hsa the pleasure 81 a brief visit, IN yes
tsrdsy, fren this venerable and honsrsd axle.
he informed Us thss he was on his way to Rich
msnd to remain finally, determining hereafter to
make j. his psrnEzsEt psrsazsl and professional
home. The Judge, it viii be remembered,
wsG fer ferry years jadgs of the Unitsd States
distinct sssrt for Kentucky, and was for ssms
tine professor of csnmOn law IN tho university
Of Louisisna, at New O1lssns.
No doubt he win prove a counselor Of rare
ability. and is therefore commended NEST wsrn-
b to thoEs at Richmsnd, OF visiting there, who
may nsod legal advice; and If gray hairs, the pOxs
erty which is tee fruit Of the sacrifice of patri-
oism. he exalted vitae Of 8 hely integrity Of
p~eFEonsi character, and mature intellect and
rips professional lesrning. should create a claim
to synpashy and respect we are surs he viii
net be overlooked
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MEMPHIS TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

At the last monthly meeting Of the Merlphis
Typographical Society, the following eaiceFs
were elected for the ensuing term president, ].
H. Albreehsi vice president, Charles Wilson
recording secretary, j.. B. Synnott financial
secretary, J II. Ccrvine corresponding seers-
taTy, 8. ?. Bsssessi treasurer, G, 6. Sims; ser
geant-st-aTms, @. L. Spencer; board Of direct
ers, t. J. Nslly, W. 81 H Cowlss, J. j.. Dennis,
W. J. ERRsford, w. Henry, W. D. Andrews.
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LE@RAP HE1C.


Entered zceerGsg e act ef eeprsEs II TIE ysar rss3,
byJ.S. TKEAsHzR, Ia the eisrk5s $500 - 81, nis.
nlst Gear Of t1e Goafsdeszte stsfsa for ts Horts-
srn ntsHtct q eRaEea
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ADvEgTISEAkEFS
WANTED, re Rent.

E0R The ensuing ysr, q consor4asl. n~~.~,-
~ viii ave Or SIX Eeens, eoarezisn1 y S5.snsSs
lasars q me EXPIRES oFFfca-
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~nt n. e.. ~. 49, - s-- ~
fer mastering IN the newly organized militia
companies. The various rendezvous ware
deneely packed By tho volunteers, who turned
cut in gssdly numbers, surprising Eaors than
ourselves thai ss much healthy and sidGring
physi4us was left iR Memphis. Ten companies,
numbering net less than ninety men each, were
mustered in, and others we're ready, which it
was found impossible to muster before shutdown.
The mastering will ba preceded with every dsy
this week, and will close on Saturday the 12th
inst, after which day al who are nOt enrolled
will be liable TO arrest and iEpressmenk into the
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FROAI ~LOHesTRFET.

around Rutleagsvills and Morristewn. Can
nonading was heard tkero on Sunday evening
Lsngstrest was unable to follow up bis aavsn.
tsge IN eensequsnes Of the large rumksr Of
hsre footed man III lis command. The weather
is cold and the mountains are covered With
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NlA0REWARn-

100nn FRENCH EEYELoPns-a cssiss aaseis
1&I0V Sor sale - FEA8E 4 DAVIl
4z1<o ouuiHl Nerckau-r
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WANTED. TA RFgT.

A SMALL HOUSE, eoniaissas Tires or four roOza.
- agPay !" J. e. JARRBAB,
s|" Appeal efaes.
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PROM ~ -TENNEssRE

BRISTOL, December s4-ThoTe Is no change
Of affairs in front to report, The cold weather
has prevented a movement by either party.
enemy's p.ekets az twslVs miles this side
Of Knsxvlle.
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T-eIeEraphlo Ilens..


MsBTLE, December 24.-Csps Absls. Of he
Alice Vivian, who has been released. hss arrive5
here from New Orleans Hs stsses that he
two white regiments sent down to Fort jackson
had net recovered the fort, and that thew Tsre
on Ssinriar.
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REFUGEES %ATTENTIoN.

Houses to ReRt-FiEe Brick fer Sale.
A Brick H0USE, On Nsrstia street, eoatssaiax
"a fx roeEz. necessary eulcufdi1as, AL Wstsr "a
ths lot. lz1s6iata poEsssi3n gwen
AS. ths HOUSE, oace and rcunda knozn A. M
Peter lszoeu q Coz r1rEEy.' I7srs are Ebsut
Zen scrss lznd wiih ihs latter Pises. F~sssssi0n given
les JaBuary next.
Several tAarsand 10. I FEE BRICK T- sale rea-
so1zbly.
Appiy q i ofisg an 0asa % ne uzdsrsiFasL
ds&la o PEzAR6.
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a ROnRERY.

The scourdrels and midnight s~ssassins who
have recently suspended thar disbelic opers-
torn in the vicinity Of the city, 90 Sunday night
last resumed thsiT work of robbery aad SPELLS
ton By a visit to the residence Of Mr.. OaTs,
about six miles from the city, on tho German
town pIankroad, and ro5bing him of nsarly all
that be possessed valuable in money aad clothes.
They numbered in all eleven persons, three or
four CT whom accomplished the labor while the
remainder stood guard sna Piekesed the road.
They robbed him Of $ssa in Tennessee money,
$1,000 IN CoHfedeEats treasury notes and $500
in groenbaeks, aud Of every article Of clothing
available, RRd then set Ere to his cotton, one
bale Of whish was partially destroyed. After
which they las for paris unknown.