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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
raE pRAFH b LoRn RLsIr.

The last steamer frsn Europe brings latelH-
genes that Q telegram bad besn resolved ct the
India-hosss in Lenasn AHaouneiHg that on tho
l4th alt, Lerd ElKiR's life had bean aespAirsd
Of With tks restless energy which marked bis
Whole oSeial career, he IL reported to have t.
ken G journey ever the mountains IN the season
Of the year most EEri.sed for travelling, and thus
hasssnsd bis death By . bsart conplaiat, from
vhish he has lsng been suffering
Lord Elgin was born ia L0ndo1 ca the 20sh
Of July, 1871, and IN 1880 was one Of the little
group Of students a. Christ church Who have
sinee stood in The front rgak Of ErgIiah .statos-
men. L was no bad training fer the fasare leg
islator 70 be at that age tho eoEpazion Of sueh
men as Sir g. o. Lewis, Lord Dsihsusie, Lord
CsnEin. and Mr. GladstoEe. In ls4l be entered
Parlisneot IS 9 supporter Of Sir Robert Peel,
and in 164e be wss caered the governor geEerAl-
skip Of Jamaica, which position he hsld until
1876, portormiES his diftault duises with such
eminent sueesss. tEst he was AZ that IiAs trsns-
TERED to Canada. Here, thsn, was . man WHO
by his honesty and energy in the faishful per-
fsrnencs Of his duty compelled. svsa irom Po-
liiisai opponents, 3 recognition Of bis ability.
He lAboTed successfully ID bis new sphere Of se-
sion, In which Be continued until lis eppoins
MsBs Is ernbRssa3og to China. Three years ego
he secspiss The ehhee Of gozernoF-geRsral Of In
die, ans at length has been added to the lc8E
list OF costly sacrifices which EnglaEa has been
called upeR 70 make IN maintaining her fo0shold
upon tins vast snpre.
30 the three men whe. thirty years before, had
tegotter laid beyish plSzs foE tho future bavs.
By one, been tie Representatives Of r1sgnlf-
cent power in the East ezd, enc By enc, have
fcuna tkeir advancement 1 fatal gift, Dslhsasie
dying, yielssd to Canning The efies which he
in turn laid down Al ths grsTs only 10 prove
alike fatal to the las, and not the least, Of shis
nia. al through his lie be was
sHecessfEl il his undertakings, and hs WAS Sue.
cessful to the last. Hs swed that SUCCESS lei
- mach 10 great genius as to good essss, to So
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RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.
Sf8P fHEEl sTOp fHlIl


DAEANAY fsa - ssssrbn e. saz4sy aiES
Lt last POUR AE8E04a to1ltE
Ie ALL about Eve isst ssn q ssTsn l-ehez Ega.
wsigbs assl Ne ar1fsd I'D GsFsnfyaFa pcanfs
nj . fsuy avs zsars 0di I'D - v1sn b b =
ka < hsf and = Eaek coa-- eotsr y-ss ~ a,n i0sfn
ysiis8 seTerild h-m ts s4hsH br- Esd la 3 srsuns
biR phsa lass assrd froa- An ~ sss Daz zssE
snd ina
7acZ asb1ut ssxttesn yszs ss -sT rsd- csz-
pIsIiSn ysiltH Eve fsss fga 81 tx irc1ss Et EEB
aSsnI oss hu-6ssd azd AIRY pcra hsd snaThEa
noel bat ard e &c Eisrr -ry JScAs-. q z1od ous.
TiI6AA e sisck, Hscrt feu Zen Jar 81, WaEa
altti8 sHr Ids "a kEd = 9tsl ~ kt abrs-s
fsans e0st sLd AL and 4 sa1tesz
Alex ablaG ~ abq1r Atfy as Old Ebeut
aFa feet tsn or esssn faesea hsA ~ soDs - Is
frsnt tssth cast 80 kd As rshs arm sroksn ans uHs
r5aks ed In Zee isDE
ne rnEisazsF q Al ysrY : BiE Al Tssrs l. ~
tcubs ~ fasy are trylus - rs t1rcush ~ hnsL
T1sy 1sns seer sary AsH4ay ncrauE sr1tst1g -
Eel . fairy On he Ostasos nse- as td ass thlL
bslozgss . LonETEs-ss eeryA ena tagiag bssa c1fe CT
from i sem S74zx - - Fhlsa& "a - ns1ch hs hns@
re ruzra is szr-ssly 81 slef b neteh very G osa
and aka tlsn sR several usErsss lave lsh this
ntirhb1fhsed. an4 ue sAFs arary TsaE5a 70 bslsTs
they made tasH Hsy tsrouKk The lnsz.
al ths o6i=sn csDuanIiaS - pisfeis and EuErd
are rslregt41 - tus1ucf sAsm - Be Va-T rfFlEzL fer
th-y Eay rss cry oFsrzsai rims, btt = rsaf Macy
oihsn.e ~ ssy e tie soo=e Bepsss are faken ~ a1d
Fsnt v u s4fn ji sad kspt - that 7 en- get tEemL 7
win pay 80 kaaerss ard Any dsl4n rsHzld ~ sadz
&c BgaEsOH.
dEf5 49, FiE - "a
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NOTICE.


TIT ~ W|-I-|I N|--|-T Z
guHA AiaSana. Rsssn5sr lfih lsa
III W5H.t 20 sxatraet with psrEss ssf ihs sitting q
II sIrs aSuszza sords o. Wee and he bzFriar 81
tvs nilliess hEsksls ~ Charssal a. 80 Bibb coEafy
Irsn Esrks, rscssGy par1essed By his BursaH ard
worked n Burssa aesoaak TbsF are laaGtsd n -
E~salshiss. psrtion Of 8lasana, ~ nfes rscTs saina
% ths aiaaans and Ienaaees railroad
Il VII require i've hausrsd haas 70 o-t tAs E0od
and burn The aharcosl. 81 > wa 3a reeves fr fhs
ukols or lcr posr.a. 0as man WI Be detailed a. a.
orsrsser fr svsTy dHy haA4s smflsysd.
TsErs ars rsoc - rtsrE fer EeEess "a us pra1zItu.
sonvsslsDt q The aaao % % eat.
Proposals WI ee stdrsz5sa 70 no s. Ssina Ala
WM AiC fA&osoN nUET.
Esezfu Helor $50 CoHnfarrr 3 - irnrs
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Al ne Academy hospital. Nadstiss "a, Drsnbsr
Nth, lao. at . s'slssk A X, Of sYpAsN p~nsanssiA
Capt CH6kLEs n. PEFrzR, sompssy 0, asA Misis,
rsstnsuii aged s~sasySishi years and sssatssn
days
Lysshsurs CYa) RspuSlssan plssss copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

~ We had - P.sasess Of : cali, en- sAtuF
osy, from SsR A z. Allison, Counssisper
Fl Rslisf 1eD Floads JOSS fetzrnsl frun 3
mission 70 the Florida trSsps ir The army Of
Tennessee While FLORIDA has done nobly Ier
tbs war IL her supply Of troops to ths .sny, sbs
has rpi acted less nohiy IN sustaining it in as
psca Of ccnioEs to her troops in the aeld
We bad ne pleasure, sfier the bastis Of Chick
sInaugs, or meeting, At Ringgold, Gen. Wa.
iians, Judge Baker, Rsy. Ar Ellis, zHd Otht'
beading gssasnen from thai nebls little Slate
on missions II relief 70 he destitute asit
aosDdsa Of the army ef TenDsssse.
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e. EorskeFa EstI@ate 81 the ssPSaee IA.
RsRs.n
Tie Kev York WOrId puts but Iittls faith in

tbs mary f peace ruGlors.'' Il ssyst
The seses sad srmissice slcries which hsYe
recently been put IN circulation are nnnifsstly
Inspired from Wall street. Is is notorious that
Dir Caase's friends ssld gol3 aud stocks shertIy
preyioss % tbs delivery Of lis rspsFt, which
l6ey supposed would cause = psuie IN tie gold
market, Aad such, pefhsps. would have bssa
tie case were Il not fer Br. Lioeol1's unfoftn-
nats p~Toelansti0n. Inc be,rs ara IN a bad way,
and th6y hEst rssorted 20 tkis psacs huEbuR 10
saset shs market The WashiRGton Cksestsh
was The paper they fret used, has ths story was
improbable upoE the face Of il.
A good deal has bsen said sbssi the psAes
resolutions which hsvs been submitted to the
Eors Carolina Lsgislssurs, bus the foll0WiRS
abstract Of ihss. which We copy from tbs Rich
mead pspers, SHOWS thsi they DO not snsanl to
. crow Of piEs' ia sugg sling . basis 70. .
compToniss between tho North and South.
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MARRTKR.

IaRsssla soanty, Has, sa TAszzssy, as 3ek hs
vsnbsT, By he zsv. J. ". Bssss, osptain JKssx r.
ERSLIs, lsth Nsrh croIlss sslznissrn. ARd Niss
sAL1s = EH1Ts, f.rnsrly d NsapAik
AississlEzlss please csKy.
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EAOs Il zsyE....s. SssEss---.r . usslsEEzorz.
THOE. a. EUNT & Co,
COMMISSION MERCHAETs,
JackseH street, Near Green street.,
EHgasts, Ga.


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nsn s3sus he fees ssdt e Lire Eetss hira. biEuE
haf, sEda Hsshnss - trsda Shs = IA rsEard 81
Be- Psi1 To- ks aFfrsheRsssB 1d e lvsry AZ hes
aasdqEartUTs e X. WGl4MT.
dsfllu CefrusI C1nm-ranr
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CHARLESTON. Dec. Sta enezy ssn.
nsassd SHILLING the city last night. keeping ~
a steady Ale which is sEll going sa 81 8 . slssk
this DsFning. A 6s bFsks out nssuI 3 o'sleek,
destroying sOns ten 81 tHslvs kuIldiags, and
ssaling a few casualties. HssYy anng e hssrd
IN the areetisa Of Stone.
The Smelling Of the ely has been esuinssd
With Osly en- interval Of an hear a. nsoa. Oue
white man vas MORALLY and 3 white wonan
slightly Wozadsd BY shslls.
Ihfss Essusa wers badly wounded b. ths
falling Of the walls Of burn. b1ildings, ssd
some sight or ten others we're slightly wsunSsd.
Affairs AZ Sa2tsr remain quist.
-cHARLEEToN, DeesnSer s5-EssbinE uns.
szAl secured here TEDDY. oas bundrsd sna
thirty shots were Erod at the city b. shs snsEsy
from II o'slsck Thsnsday night ts I s'slssk
Fddsy aftsznoou. These vera free from ava
gans-shsee at Battery Gregg, ons At CanEins
Point, aas enc At tho nsEiHr hAttsry. TIE
damage doss to The atty By this firing vas cen
parativsly triaing.
An engagement tssk place on JshR's Island
bstwsen eur light batteries snd ; gunboat IL
Sseso river, which reszltsd in = drawn Rght.
There were but few casualties on err side.
Raid en- CIsvsIas4.
DALTON. DoecEbsE H-A sqeal Of fsrty
nss, under Msjsr Whit, Of tke Rrsi Cszfslsr-
ate cavalry, made : dash inss Cleveland ga As
ed iAst, driving the sasay's Pisksis hshts
then, killing one, Wounding another and cap
turing six, besides twelve hsrsss and sozs
sEal ANS.
Oar sssass repent 1000 YAnksss eneanpsd Ct
Cumberland shed, TIVE nilss neTtA Of Cleveland,
ssd : similar forss south Of that place.
Erom VarEInfa.
0RAsaB, O.. H., Deesnssr sE-Gea. Rssssr
made 3 circuit Of the satirs Yankee army during
the past week. Starting frsa fredericksburg,
and sntsriag tAs VAlsy At COsrad'I store, IA
burned GAs bridge over PoPO's head rzp, near
LsrgsteA's STATEN, just eat from AsxAndris,
eaptaring and destroying the YsHkss rssps
lsf. shsrs a. . gsard. owiAg to the high water
aad bad wsaihE he was prevented frsn dsisg
zors. 8rsgz's YEskss cavalry PErsasd hia.
RsEssr was fOEssd to swim Boil run. Oar loss
very slight, If aHy.
The snsny, while In pursais, Destroyed two
tsnReEias, sealAlaisg leather, at Bpsuyvills,
BappahaaHssk GsaHty, and slss, two taRnsries
sad q aour zill, and some 9oYsrnnsnt wsrk-
shops at Tusa, Psgs eouaty. They committed
many ether excuses, insIudiHg tAs taking Avsy
Of negroes, and shst a OcRfedsrats NAMED sEsd-
ley, at Washington, RappsAARnssk ssarty,
after s~uzreHdering 70 shsz-
Parties just rem CElpsPsr rspsEt ths sEssy
ts be pulling down all vacant aaa sUs-hoases in
their EEes, including all skurakss, is order to
construct wiHier auArssrs. The sHsEy Ars issa-
isg rations to citizens in CulpOper county.
They moved sezs infantry a. far in this dires-
len as Nitehsll's statioa, en- Thursday evening,
to act as float pisksis, and to rsliSvs the cav
airy 10 20 rsarEsrs and recruit.
BEsm Eass Tennessee.
BRISTOL, DessEber 90 All Is gales In front
Two hundred and thirty Ysnkss prisoners sap
tareS st Deans ~stasisz, haTs arrived hsre.
Aslgbt rain las been faIiHg ali day.
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FRE EEGEEE And HosE carr F6E
SaLEl

ERST-RATE Ht0aLsE-n a psrfsA s~s.r
"a e grad IS nav, wiih lhrss kardrd feat u roud
a1d eatAaf hezs o. IA 5aap4E Rezdy ~ fan ard
NSrk 8 2 nozezss hotlss. JaE ~ fAlzT f5~ ! Pa
= s3n = nsU eszparT win EFsrytsing
safse ger 70 euf2css asa3aFAaya7g hllrs q
ekksF " g RrsHaVDz
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E.fst 81 Unessfas4 Ereishs akeoefvcd az ths
esuraeFl Ezggsss GeHEsny, DseezaseF
IS and 90 1853,

-sMAN
NaurasFn EzVssss GenaPany, DeeezabeF
- and 80 1853.
AGsskHl I sack B Phillips. > sacks; Z n
Caihoun, I 4sehs. J II Psueib / sack; g "
CGmH;Bz, 4 bsz; LJspseu. 4 bags; Mrs B ~
sdsms, is nsg " G Hxseidsh, / box; j A
Groves, I bexi J d Resd, l boa; ] II SRan. I
sex; W 4 Peck, 4 bD1i Il I sbsw, i box; Jns
Sssvcns, / baskets y e G5Fdcn, / key Il I
wilson. 8 sscas LIP Dam, 1 buEds; J Ship
Bsr, Z Jack; CAes u AagEn, 1 RsTcei J Brace,
4 bcx; Col II Myers, 2 bsxss; A Fex, ] bsx;
Gsrsm, 4 bags; J n sssls, ] bag J n HsEn-
don, 1 bexs W a RAedeneg, boIi II q a O
Bobson, l tou & fDodd, 3 sack; Mrs 3
Adsns, i bucket; J 7 einas, 1 tTEAki EE VIII
isrna, j key IA Windsor, / boz; Up Thomas,
i bs1 VI Root, / beI. Mrs john Frost, ] bri;
JOHN Mason, j ssa; Col Coffee, / b1ndla, VIZ
Wiley, i table; II & A, 8 sssks; p a @
Do5d, i sack; Dr. clinkscsles, ] hsxs
WhiiehuTai. I ben; RA w Hamillcn, ! sexI
J Berry, 6 hsgsi II F0Nsns, bozs John Triss,
Trunk I'D sspheah pkg; AFaspstiek, Box
krambie & Knight, pdg; JF Young, box; sssn
1 ApdrsEs, bdl; IT SA1dArd, 10 sacks; Cs5tsin
J TfasvAnt, PiElel, il NcDanieI, sGtshal; Var
/ borsugh < Wright, 3 bssss and / SAX; Mrs 8
Il Robson, box: Harris, Jones a. Co. hox; 1T
srilh, BAG; re Mahsr, basket; HMWasee. 4
hays; is BlAekie, box W Pewsrs.I Lac spd i
age Mixing, box; 6 w osulsby, leg: WV
HII. pkg; @ Davis, pkg; Z RettinrraH' kal
o z EsHbapks, eani Mu cR Denny, ksx; a
IK6asr, trurk; n Wright bo1i ] Muliksn, bar;
VI % Smith. bag; s BOnfsy, ? koxsss Hughas q
I0rsen. boz; A a Desier, bsx; IF PorsIs, Sax;
EARsD, Pkg Mss ksss ePngS, kuzk,
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Connfr Treaaurer.

WE ara xushorissd - snneuncs tie nHeas q JOHN
n. EeEBRc0K Is = candidate fer oOunty Treasurer
az the eiscilsa on tks 9th JanasFy nsxt.
Ssse-gae
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

H'kttenisn is eaiis1 te the ADVERTISEMENT
Of Mr.. Daaiol J. Tewsas, sEsinE for Eals =
quantity Of enc Gotten land, in sanfewsr conn
y, XississlPpL. Theso lands ass ell well siiu-
Atsd. AID ugor = gDed opportunity fcE the In
vsstmant Of Ocnlederals money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

~ We would sires. Gstsaties 70 the sdveT-
issnsnt Of our f;szd csyss, the snetiOnser, Of
isriRg fer sale ssEe very aae property in Mari
stsa. The sale viii take plsss IN Thursday, the
SIS. inst, al The Arcade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

Y Thsssporb ssgB he Meridian ctarSsss
tsss Wsu AaaE5 had made 3 raid into Natshez
r.arss t. b inoorEeet. BE went within six niles
q lie place, and destroyed everything on the
n,sa.ssiob sf A. 2. hsraiL Who has & Is saia,
~rsssvsa ths ~saPointnent q nilitsE- govsrsx
Il he gale, isssssd n Cas-, g fpTnsrly r.
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ELEGRAPHI

6SDSFSs 81 the Press A~aaSs5neio1.
-zns-
kn,ore1 aoscr6ng . Est e szzreai b a. yssr is8e
J. TEA4szkR, - 0s Clerks eAss q tAs Dis
80 os1rt sf the ceEte1sraes States fr ehs E0rthr
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u A Cairo dispatch to the 81. Louis ksDHb-
Iiesa, dated the Oh Of Dseembsr. saYs:

ttrG1, dtted me on OF Osesmbef, says:
Mr.. Gage, = citizen Of Memphis, went down
the river last week, snS on Thursday went
ashore &c hunt game On the Mississippi side.
Several guashots we're heard shortly altar be
landed. Toward evening bis body was found,
with several Euashot POUNDS upon Il, and
robbed Of every article Of vsiRe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

ExCIrENEHr N We learn,
says the Meridian ctsrisz, thar Gen. Jas. b
MCPHERSON, Commanding at Fisksburg, has
issued an order st Vickssurg EilnIlsr TO that
issued in Asnphis By Gss. Hurlbui, sonsaEib-
ing all ahls-bOdied men, iDelusiag refugees fron
our lines. This is Grating qaiss q eOnnOtioa
among those subject 70 military duty, and some
srs SaDtsnplaiing leaving. We know saits q
number thsro whe rOnsin to avoid going int
eur srBy who gill now have 10 show " their
hinsI." We are truly glad ksPhsrsen has
issasd The Order.
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ExPExsIVE UNDHaTAKINGs-T New

EXPRESSIVE U-EDHRTAKISGs The New York
Dsag NsIsI, Of thu 10Th inst, In 81 editorial,
says that the powder, bali AHd shell AlOrs,
which have seen used IN Tia sstsmpt to lsEs
Charleston, cost the United States e~ovssnInsas
seven nilions sf dollars, and the whole cost Of
the various expeditions attsa cut against The
ely has Anourtsd to upwards sf thirty millions
Of dsllars. The cost viii probably be doubled,
sdds the Ness, and the undertaking viii be
sbrn5oned.
Il further adds, that enough hes bssn sxpsad-
I'd in attempt 10 take RiehHona to build half
. dozen cites Of tue size, and almost as many
lives lest as would pepulAts the whole of tkem.
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ATTENTION.
Hau.aa - Ranf-FIra BrIek far Eala.

BRICK HOUSE, o. Ezdsna EfrssL ss~utHizinE
~ "a r1ona. nsfs1l9fT eaz1at11Bt 80 H-Dr ca
a. lst Innafats pcfenf51 ETs1-
Ass, he aDDaZ sE1 - Tu11dG k1oEn - ~
.sPs1rr Huasn = Co8 Hussy Tasr8 1a aoola
"A ssrssJsnar iA ~ i<aer gs4a Resesie1 rTsa
Ia JEsrffT rsKL
AV5iy al Rsrh,g Nj oness p sa~szsanssrs1
as ~ d. PACEaRD
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NEW ADTERTISENEETS.
see REWARD,

E0E ny HEeR0. Sax uhe rn aErg rnns29a
~ in1faEG frou Ky r~saeazrs aH ~ kstest1sa
roaa ares ais Esn Asa HaE ab1uf aEs Pes
lsar tn2kss hi1A. a5cz4 tHeztT 1I1 gsEr1 cl& asEiy
sisek sd r.asE7 DlsiA ~ 1r als11y
Or sscursass kstI s<u gsttn
THo8 p TIsEEE
s.s51~ -. : Psashsrse srssE
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a PEACRi
we DOES hot Want PEACE :

WHO dsss zot want . Iva n tas nsEt ezsirsbls,
w g1isi aud hes lay ely 90 eco GA k.svn e. t5s
higksss pat betEssa tks Atasras saa Pseies sssass.
tks city Of Marietta
Tbs fsiIsuiss viii Be- sid a. ne AECADE On
THURgDAX fs siss, IS 10 s'slsski
EAEIETTA EgTY OF
TEE MARKET
MEAT COTTAGE, fsnr rosas ki,ehsz fRs TIVE
~ ators rasHE, on Atlanta firs-t-isl sas kuzdrsd
sad twenty az fssi By eas hozersd aad sFslys feet
desp.
Csc LOT, On RsSHsli EtEsst, Riasty-oss flss front
Eaa enc handrs& and twelve deep. aeEss, viii fozr
rssna.
Also enc LOT. % &s raus E-oas. hey four froat
a=a ems kHnars9 END twelve deep Reuse, viii 2rss
rosuI, iarEs Etabisa and carriage bon z.
Al tie ahOys are zdSsiaEF End IN enc bIs7k, And II
= dsGrabls part Of tks city. TIE e1Hsr ssing IN TIE
SERVES Of ais eouTRy Is iadues1 - lsavs The guiBi city
Of hs ehsiea. Apply fssnt
Ausisnesr Gsl Rsai Eztais R.eksr,
atlanta Gs
We rag 60 ss7 nss Il, and Gems 70 fhs ARCADE sad
by It. Il viii BE- siyidsd TO slis purchasers.
Gs2s5i X. o GkYCH q &c.
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BRIsroL, DeseEbsr 90 -Al Is sules in front
Two hundred sRd thirty rankss prisoners cap
ture9 st Deans s~ia!isz, hsTs arrived hare.
Aslight rain las been faIisg ali day. :
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
Small Potatoes for Seed.

o. G. D. Phi lips. of Coventry. n. Y. writ
ing to the Rural New orker on the subject
of planting small potatoes, says: .-ss ed.
Lest a mistake should be made in. plant
ing small potatoes. grown from small pota-
toes, / will give my experience Several
years ago. potatoes being scarce, l had
planted all l had saved for seed (large ones
of course, for always believed that all
seeds sown or planted should be the best
and plumpest) J, and sent to a neighbor to
get three or four bushels more. They were
gotten, and before discovered about half
had been dropped and covered. l was dis
gusted that any one would sell such small
potatoes. / ordered the rest sent back. In
digging. the result surprised me. could
see no difference. l adopted. then, as q
rule. to plant small potatoes. This was con-
tinued for several years, until the crop eh
tirely ran out of large ones, and was worth
less.
Another correspondent Of the same paper
says: -.... Z. =. E
I saw in one of your March numbers an
inquiry in regard to planting small potatoes.
aud the difference between planting large
and small ones. have found out BY many
years experience, that if planted on rich
ground small potatoes viii yield as good an
assortment of potatoes as large ones. but
on poor ground large potatoes, yield the best
OF small potatoes, from two to three the
size of butternut, are sufficient for hill
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
FARMERS DEPARTMENT.
Look After the Cabbages Early.

The importance of the cabbage as field
crop has hardly begun to be appreciated In
this country! while in England, 1t ranks
second only in value to the great root crops.
As food for fatteping animals, and as a
change of diet for all. cabbages are highly as
teemed. The crop is liable to the attacks
of both insects and disease. The most com
mon pest is the aphis, or cabbage louise. If
the plant is vigorous, it will soon outgrow
it's attacks. The sprinklipg of ashes or air
slaked lime over the plants is recommended
as remedy. Mr.. NJ. Scougale. of Michi-
gan. writes to the Agriculturist that he has
found il beneficial to sprinkle salt over the
cabbages. Soon after the plants are set out,
the cut-worm makes its appearance, taking
off the leaves and sometimes the entire
plant. The only remedy is to search for 1t
just beneath the surface. 1t shows its tracks
in the fragments of leaves, aud the hole by
which it has entered the soil. ,.1~ e.E 81.
After the plants are out of the way of the
cut-worm, they are preyed upon by the cat
erpilars of several species of butterflies.
These, when young, are close together up
on the outer leaves, which may be broken
off and the caterpillars destroyed. If over
looked until they get larger, they become
scattered, when hand picking must be re-
sorted to. r.. ..a s.-.H .
Cabbages are liable to disease called
club foot, which shows itself In large swell
ings, or excrescences upon the root. This
is by some supposed to be caused by in
sects, and by others regarded IS disease
of the plant, resulting from poor culture;
and that the insects found accompanying it
are there because they End favorable place
for their operations. and are result rather
than the cause of the disease. The only
remedy that has been proposed for club foot
is to cultivate on land which. has not been
occupied by cabbage. or any of the family.
for several years. In Massachusetts, where
the culture is, perhaps, carried to as great
perfection as anywhere else in the country,
The best growers do not plant cabbages on
the same land .oftener than once in three or
four years. In setting out the late crop this
hint should be followed.-American Agri-
catLturtSt. .-... 81 ..r |...t.-r
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-13
.IIJgWHoLE No. 900

"The butchers are calm but resolute, and
say that as soon as the fish season is over.
they will put up. their prices sufficiently
lofty to make up for their temporary sus.
pension of trade. They now ask from 81 to
Sl.25 for the various kinds of meat. .
You turn into vegetable market to'-Iill
up your basket, and venture to price bunch
of asparagus. s- =. 49, e.... ...s.., e
1.-TWO dollars the bunch" is what you
hear in response. gaaE aia- 3. .,a I a7a haA'
You want two onions for soup, and you
pay for them at the rate of eight onions for
dollar. You think some crisp lettuce
would be toothsome, till you discover that
mess for your family would cost you at least
a dollar and a half You would relish fresh
eggs--but they cost you about dollar aud
a quarter dozen, which is about three
cents for an eggsspoOufnl Of boiled egg AT
last. 10 despair, you Determine 70 have only.
plain potatoes with your dear roast--and
you buy peck of very ordinary potatoes for
four dollars, and return home satisfied that
the Wing tells the truth when it says ait
costs something to go to market nova
days" in Richmond.-Ne,O York Evening
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