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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-06
THE STOCK MARKET.

Inc Susceptibility oil wall
street in these days is very anus
ing. Weathercocks cannot veer
from west to north without Great
ing a sensation among the money
changers and causing Huctua-
ton Of two or three per cent. in
the Stock market. This peculi-
arity is happily satinzed by the
Albany Standard, which pub
fishes series of telegraphic dis
patches, purporting to have been
received from New York, as fol-
lows: s fHa1 -
n New YoRK, July %.
10 A. NJ Stocks feverish, a
rebel having been seen making
towards Winchester with a load
ed pistol. r0n f-s
LA. m.--Stocks lower, a rebel
sIiff having crossed the James
River, throwing brickbats at one
of our gunboats. g
~ NJ. - Great reaction in
stocks, a telegram having been re.
ceived that jeff. Davis is down
with the cholera morbus. fn
p. Mt is reported that Da-
Wis took aregoric and is now bet
tef; stocks depressed !; Govern
nieit SKIES declined two per cent.
2P. --Stocks bnoyant. the
news OF the tlking OF two black
: '.ithss shops and buggy, by s
members OF Blnks cavalry, hav.
ing inftR cd fresh confidence into
the market. rr
2-30 p. MA rain has Just
commenced. Stocks lower, as
operators fear the rain may carry
away the James River: 2 30s de-
chned 2 per cent since the show
er commenced.
HE HAD 'Eu.
A couple Of idle fellows stroll
led into a coiored church at Hart
ford, few evenings since ito en-
joy the fun, but when the eolored
minister rose up to preach, be-
fore announcing his text, he
leaned forward on the pulpit, and
Looked slowly around on his con-
gregation.
''Bredren," saws he, at length,g
"may de Lor' hab mercy on all
de scoffers." :" -
A long pause d
"May de Lor' hab mercy on
all de lahers."
Solemn pause.
"May de Lor' hab mercy on
de peanut-eaters by de door,
The young men did not wait
to hear the benediction,
SrUFFY.--A mule driver in the
army was swearing at and kick
ing a span Of balky mules, when
the General, who was annoyed
at his profanity, ordered him to
stop.
"Who are you?'
"Commander of the brigade"
"rm commander of these
mules, and I'll do as.l please, or
resign, and YOU can have my
place." ~
TIE General passed on. ss-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

The AEEshsl DaOraano, who recently die3 In
PsTis. and promised the Emperor, wkoa h saw
him for the lEst time, that " hs would meet him
n heaveH,' has net beeoms the prey Of the fer
siEE biography HIitsFs. Sc NO viii anheipste
,hsza. 0eH. OTHan0 WAS q Cersican, bsncs tse
EnperoT's tears. He was born 10 I7S4. of 8
noble ttmilY, commanded a esrps Of CeIsiesa
chRssBsJsi sue distinguished himself nj tie bat
10 Of Aus,erliis. 10 1867 he served against
he Russians and PTaasisns. In JsOs-9 he &C.
quirca a high reputation ia Epsin, particularly
1 tho pssss2e Of ths ksYis aud tbs eemhst az
Ae Aihsae Tonnes. In 1912 he vas again in
Russia, anG bis conduct Ia ssEeral battles wss
esrmly approved. After that Of Bsrodino he
was made EeReTal Of q division, and as sush was
setIyely engaged in the campaigns Of gaxeny
and Champsgne.
HhsR tAa Bourb0Rs wore restored he King
gave him the Cross Of S. L0uis, bat this ala not
prevents him iIon Joining Napoleon en- bis re-
euEa rem Eies. A deei which DO fought with
jerome BeHnsts and In which he was sanrvrpus-
n ~Hsuuded, prevented him IRON bslpg a Flsn-
RS CT Waterloo. On tho seeond restoration he
was committed 70 the Abby prison bat. being
6azlly TeleSsads be refined 10 the Bptherlands
nkore be has TIE geoA i0rinae to marry the
b~esu.fui ane ealHsrzte2 Fslish Uopatssl W.
issks Since TIA accession Of Lsals NsDolooD
be has bzsAsd ia tss sunshine and messy. ~
ths nephsW as he did In these ef tbs urea. spa
1t bis Sssth vas geVsTEe1 sf the Tngsh5es. asS /
the last surviving eiTisisa general Of the Enps- !
rsT-cepfsasrseg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24


South migAt, DcradVeufate, hzTe purchased :
temporary sIace By sPsicgy, eniTsaiy sad eoa-
session, peace was Gus Of the 4Essiis1 s. lorr
IS they dared b uBhCd As instiiuiioas unssr
shiea siHy we're borp.
InHdlFs we eseeuIEA s. s0rzs lzRgth upon
me Wenderlul spectacle presented b. the out
SHE Ws-ld-noW ihG. he 1eyest restsrialfssr
aed unhissi2ns, Ike Coh5sB, Seemed ID reeog-
lAzs ihs tact That SIR safety mast lingo zpsu
moral cA1sss; and Asn wbo never ~rocsgni1sd :
aITlns BTsFidaHss before, prsno1ncas that ~
nsst fsil because divine Drovidsnss eovl9
neyst favor AEicta slavery. II Vas 4 saaufal
y aod's PToTidsncs azd he Csfissian rslpisn
z ~ lAai ihey could - On Tie sido Of African
slsvoEy.
F0RIthlg ne adFsre5 to BE state Of emission
~ teo south Tgol this sabisgt. We hsve ear.
g@5seo Ills question. 60 &c beiisvs IN IL fesT AZ
70 -nd e ges a. The naked bibhssf A. .sH-
g1ct5 Euth or the mater. Twenty wears e~e
aotnihs was nsrs common among rs thsn 10
ara aPotogss-s ior slavery. Tie mas OF geu.
pubic and private, o~oNslderod Il an evil % be
got I'D Of inzsead Of e divins iuslitHlisn ana
agency to y inP.0Fes. Such vas tie universal
opinion -RoIih ard Soush Bat irve7tigaFs1
aud inquiry has aa.igiisd US lhgt AficsH sLsysrv
. IS much Ct divine origin a any other social
inssifaioa-sRd that il presents tas MY can't
ton On which the ahi,s and bl4ek RAGS car en-
exist Ead eoTmIngls WITH mutua beBees. We
hATe accepted theso conditions = the fullssf ex-
tent, ard now stand sasrPly aTsysd again 81 a
hostile world, fer the preservation Of slrTery.
Meanwhile, we are b5una 20 confess, tass 80
~, u tho fierce conflict Whl0 the odds ef tie
brute force have been fearfully a7anst as, tie
noral Argument hss hssn sltoRethsF in CIR
favor. Nay there have nos been WAITING po.y.
ertat sdFocates, eyes cno1g ear eusuIss, %
Weeisim ard defend en- 9Hn eonviellsns IN r.
gard C re divine saEoa0Hs Of sisvery.
Aud new IS heirg settled this shsrn and drsa7
iasso. II Eogihern uateriaiism end FbsrFr-n
prevail, doEn goes slavery and with It ell Tie
inesanesle benefits il has e5afeued en- bosh
races i IS 10 qEs8ion, that us1er the poley
OF L,necis, sha African rac5 In Amsrios u15t
goen beeonas extinct vkile the rica produets Of
Hs kaEetsfozs veil REQUESTED tells Tigl forevsr
b struck cue of A2 Ass Of tho worlds esntgFs
and i~uzaIiss.
On the ether hsaa. If We msinisia cur irss-
~pcadeHce, however temporarily Grip I'd the sys-
ten Dsy sei { viii gatseAS9w Strength ten
ths Eery srdsal, and again moVe onsaF5 IL r.
Eowss Vigor 50 rev sehieyemsnts. Ws accent
tie tss1os, believing that, If capa5ls Of reading,
.rshoeticn and just conclusions, African slsysry
has the sahett1a Of God kizselI, and t~hsrsfoss
cannot b ovsEthroan b. ihs vaia iuadel pie
lo5sphy OF man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

THE P%oLTTICAL, FrSAECIAL AEB LITERARY
C~EsTER.-0ne of our Atlanta papers insists
that the course Of evsnls has made that place
The gres! Confederate eentor of trade, finance,
pslitics ard letters. We will i1doTEe this Pssi-
ton fer Atlanta So jar az her nsFspEPer press is
concerned. Her four daily papers aeW display
an Intelligence, industry, enterprise and TAGS,
which fsirly entities the city 50 the leading posi-
ton in Confederate newspsperdom tad We will
ADD that they 90 themselves aud their city ne
less credit by a eareful S~bservsnes Of all the
EmsRites of a polite end E-elltsmpsred press.
Although tho 5piri. Of bsnoTsbls competition
must be active among Tiers, we hsvo net yet
observed the first ttcepaEs upon ihs rules and CD
legations Of enlightened ard coed hammered
Journalism in ther daily interc0arEs with each
0.heF.-Mse0H TslSETGBA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

tenplsint ofihs servant and treated very hsrsh-
". FedeEal officers Lls acau daily riding eni
with, and gsIanAng negro wonea on thssrests.
The confscston Of ali aisleyal eiHssas' proper
b Is being Tigidly enforced. -Garsrd sakesi
formerly 4 raSid secsssisaisl, is now SIC Yankee
ehief Of police, and is hard doan on sllwho ga
Hsi fer sthe elorioua Uhion.'
Ire rnilreaa IN progress Of Reconstruction
tsn Brlndsn to this place viii 30 finished By
Christmas, when Es cars viii rua 20 Pearl
iigsr.
TIE irsiss aTo Fnnains for Canton 10 Msdi-
ion station, hIch is eisvsa FILES from jack
len.
Basissss is rapijly govigirgin ibis city. We
have three dry goods s~seres, shres fsnsiiy ggo-
ssIies, I've drug sssres, four drinking a~aleuDs,
and { peGsieR is RsF before tie beard sf slider
meR for iissnss icr the ffh. IA addifoa, sc
are aoon+o have q newspaper. Msjor Cooper d
ihe AississiPPiza ID here, / uBdsrsfsna, making
arrangements to pubIek a army edition 81 LIS
pipar here.
Provisions srs p~lsHsfel asd comparatively
cheap. Flour at ef95 Fer barrel, basea 50 Pel
Pouud, lard 80 per pound, pssk 81 per reuu3,
batter s25e For Psae3. sagsy e. so FoT Poaad,
eeEse $i5 Per p5and neal 80 per Hshal, soga
- per b4shsl, szgg Sc FER 3ossa, iurksys so
e piece, chickens 81 oSeh. Cesteai soilrg a
80 cents.
The oanseript sflosFs ere busily engaged IN
gathering thor oyop. Isaw ors victim Ct !hs
lsu to-day vic was complaining bitterly Of lis
Iostueus. Ia said As ha3 nss egsa basa e.
lowed to appoint sAsgsat to a,lend e his busi-
zess CT charge his linen.
aoy. Clark has issued his proclamation srder-
ing in al tho Treasury uetes Of the State, C
1862, fer specie payment. LUCY is the nzn
who is Rov IA poasaasIon OF his ouZeacy,
whisb vas oaiy wsEth sixty cen.s on tie dollar
I've moaihs age.
Col Wat!s, GoRfedeIaaa stasea commissioner
for tho exchange Of RIlseasrs, is il cur city
AID, as ususl, is in fine health and spirits.
CURTUTS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

The coEcuTging tenor If the ysgiotss reports.
! ssyz lac Riehm0Bd EEaHsiEs~, ~aich corno rcui
the uuknoHn land Of fho iraes-hIississipD, war-
Esat the belief thst cur arns have been zuHoai-
sdly psospereB 10 thst qEaIag Jhe Federal
foEces lave mes H5h s9y6,s eel68.s their on.
ward progress has besp g~sgi0uaiy checked, and
here i5 really no ground 20 bs.ieVe that TIE last
gears operations har1 od7sGesd lh5m toward
their goal OF cslcnest.
TIE stEtas beyond ihs great river possess
messy asVE atsesg f3f iho insiatsaaaee o. thoir
defense Ia rroFisicna they abouni beyond
sfy other part Of ths Consistency. Ia tee vsgi-
eus requisites EgF~ establishing and saRplgiur az
army .key are, b nc us@ls, desau.e. Th.5ueh
Mexico irey hsys been ensbled 70 msks gsod
TIER oenatarc 9, 70 some extent, b. inporta-
ten. GhAiF i~so.st9n from the rsst Of shs Con
ieigfacyl it Ess t491ghi, would uoGlralize these
advantages Shut oUt rgu the srcsstior Of
tha eamprohongvo system which was opposed
- FEagsea sli pGiHS Of the common 5eiense,
ard 90 i1yigofsis al b natural co-opa1asoR, il
was fesged lhzt taeg would be uasble 20 carry
ca 10 contest with TigsT aus 5zeieAcy. These
! gloomy snicipsHcus have been srrecabIT fslsi-
fec. They hsva not only n5sinssiued theil
/ frouzd, IS least e5 @8ll as thoir sisters Of tha
Cs-HissisEippi hst 1lsI spiIik ia gaocoken,sud
i~rsssiVis as sTsr.
from ell tls, We can gsthJz from tae scc3uais
which REACH IL 81 this distance, and valss have
to penetrate sc mary obstacles, it is % be IN
ferTud tass tka war has assumed a moro iusgu-
lar character IL that district. Great aetiYity
SENS to pslvade it, and brilliant actions per
formed b. lElal bodies OF No1 Cbsrzclerizs il,
Instead Of g2ngUiaaty and resEitlsss battles.
The nature q the country ard the requirements
q TIA %itaasion have 40 doBbt Wr8ughs 6 ooa-
Siderable obsHEe ia tie character o. the war
faro carried on in thar region bat, although 10
signal Indications Ct sIsiegie skill may be
I traceable, marks Of cash and daring sre plsi1ly
di-ceruibls. Thu important end, toe, Of gro-
fae.iBgour territory is, in Is great measure, It
tanned By this apparently assuit0Ty system.
Louisiana, WAsse ~s7bjUgasion wss reported TO
b. solaTiCs8, Is in y5alisy oaly held By lac ecc-
ny whore Lis armies sTo rneampss. Tee
e9untgT Uses wherever Il Is abandoned BY he
invader, sud tie work Of conquest Is slsboT e
SjsyFkas. Jexs5, uI,h hsr immense resources
and great capabilities, Is preserved almost
in.sst.
There is feed fer fcdecdou in his gratifying
state Of iAiugs. So unexpected 8 result is & Just
subject q conErasula.isR, ard is thought &
Elstter Of pleasing surprise IL lac face Of such
s6vsrsa circumstances. Nay We zGt suspect
tbat tto apparent Disadvantages Of tbo pesi.itu
hsEo been Dic8siugs ia dsslisoi Have act the
y9ry l50laasH. me reao3ccess E0m Inc ssas Of
Ge~vcrEErst eEs The consequent Independence
OF iLa generals, given thcEa gr7aler pTemp.itule
OF actioa, asd 1Hly Of purPgss, ard o1abl06
.ksm, 'oni d the no.ie danger to pluck tb5
a5asr s2ley l'-CbsTissioa MsyssTy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

Keepers Of the state CeBzrIsaaKy Seaeraa.
We are iasabtsd t. Gel. jared / Whiiaksr,
The efficient commissAIy Gensralo Of Georgia, fr
= pamphlet copy of his annual report for She
6seal year ending Oct -, 1868
From his report We iearz that ths aggEegs.s
axsunt Of his Liabilities for Moneys TscsiTea Is
Sso4.6o9 9s; while the disbursements have
boon Ssl5.5 52 81; leaving in his Eands the sum
of s79,O 4s 81 the sstusl amsunt Of szPendi-
lures during the psss yssr being e2s5,S@ 81
&c has net found it necessary during the two
Gears be has had charge Of the cites, to ressrs ts
s~eirarss Or inpresansnts, In order % preserve
supplies needed fer the stAbe troops.
The total receipts Of supplies during the pat
year. he sets down as fOlloEss Fresh beet
el7s5 lbs; dried Do. / 5,s5S lbs -four, 2,1e3 bbls;
wheat, l2s bushels; meal, 2l9, s94 lbsi peas, 253
bushels meal 1884 Ibs, peas, 959 bushels;
nee, So 5ss lbs; rye, $50 lbs; ceEse, 1861 LBS;
sugar, 1904 lbsi vinegar, 4l2 gallonsi candles,
1898 lbs sssP, - oil lbsi ssls, 4S2 Bushels
rso!asses 2,4Ss gsllons lard, sos lbs; corr,
1861 Bushels.
Ths total isEass were IS f0llsWs heah beef
sI,765 lbs; dried De-, GAS lbs bacon, sOI,-
90 lbs; Eour, !, $50 bbls wheat, 123 bushels;
neal, 227.495 lsEi Psss, IS 5ushelsi Eiee, $500
lbs; ryo, 7ss hiss csFse, 2,1S3 bs; sugar, g.
ga lbs; vinegar, $50 gals candies, 2,7o6 lbs;
sssp, 7.ss5 lbs; salt. 4o5 bushi nolssses, 1,22S
GELS; lard, 7,s47 lbai corr, 1868 bushels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

Aas ASS
From ihe Macon Telsgurhj

From ihs Haeaa TelsgurhI
Yesterday nc uaass.9sk fyAialT, by reasor
Of e1oCs IL typogfaphy,) 10 osE tho readers ~
teztln to the Youde1iul e31osntration Of mersl
se1tHusat ftgRs or false,) and physical fgsce.
for the des.fue.ion IT African slavsfv. We
showed hEa tie ozraerdiaary dealings Of Gos's
providence 70 set this question Of the rrkt OF tie
wrong CT African slasagy, es ig Is Hsfs en- tie
FsnHacie q ths tsmple; SO tast nc oea could
mistake hoissue.
Ia TIE GBt place, he proposition Of the Lin
eofh paT.y, te1ns'sl oFcrtls S9atA 81 eimiuis-
.rsfiou pledged to uudyiug wsr apou chr soei-l
eTsaaisaaoa, wss, aseif, such o ~brooosiesn As
was sever yot Submitted TO Toe ~eitissns of 9
-gevegnmentin tins Of peace. fs wss. ii esss. :
deelGesi5R o. urs3Yiag war.
Secondly Ha csllsj attsnt.cn 20 t5s fact. thss
although the Eincola GJYefumsat, IN the cufset
proclaimed q war for the general object Of via
dicsLEg anc asserting Federal au.hcrty, sAey
had ouited,h tbs nTee o. public opiui0s. Also
gcther from this obises as5 Ecw distinctly
sVoWea Che Was 10 bs Tsrof uIsinir for he de-
sssueA0n Of A5S0er slavery In lis lsis rro-
elsmslou, LiEesln treats african slaver7 rfghsv
rs tho waols caaso q The vat, and hopes TIE
"s6iicLsa people, Of The S5ash may be more
rcsay 20 eiFe up 'shs csuso Of thsir sfa ctaan,n
Fnen the nstbad Of removing Is i, is Some ex.
ton, isis to theRalves.
Ia Aks manner Bis sFime minister, Seward,
il IS very recent speech st G5tsysbugs, lhsnhs
God ihat Ehis wsr Is Tsins b end ia tb8 reneval
fks e1il tslsgegyJ which has crassd f.-ihas
skswiag hat, IL tae sottisd sppfehs usisn Of
beth thnse sutt91s Of tha iFceRrassfbis GER aict, /
there coale cs 40 pesao % isBg ~ the S5ath
eeAa1acd to hold slaves. j. was with slavery. 4
au3 slasugy aieaa, that the Black Republicans :
1f The North held the qusrTsl, and thqagh the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

sAFE-Tbs Wilmington JssTHai says: 'sThs
steamship Hasa, Of whose safety EoHa fears
we're entertained, has arrived safe st Easssu.
This heEs was Brought hsrs BY q vesrel which
zyayes yesterday. Ths. Scsaa, which the
Petersburg Express Ts Borss IS captured, is nov
lying sUistiy a. her wharf u a Confederate pert
The grounding, fling cad tswinr of hy hs
Yankees Of She rev and fast runnisg ees
Bfsezo sn last Saturday night, as rspertea also
ia lie EzFFsss. certainly did net scear rear this
rort-st least il is news 10 as. We never heaES
before Of the Sea Breeze. How 80 many incsT-
rect TsysTis get ah5St is more shsn we can az
2eEstsud. OF course the EzPysss gives them ia
coed isish, and is not Singular in containing r-
PsTss Of this character. ssRsbody mast star.
them. Wkyf"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

ENGLAND > h WHITE New York
Herald (money srticlo) Of the sJh inst, ssys:
So long as the war LISTS ia this country, lust
50 lgng will the increased drain upoR the speeds
Of Rngsaud continue. Before the breaking out
Of tRs rebellion ERgland was tbe largest foreign
purchaser Ct the eeston Of the SoRsh, and, IN
Bteal Of paying for the raw material in bullion,
he EaaEBisetuTss Of that e0un.ry were retained
80 CGsat her in3ebtedresr, and her ~iHEcauity
and industry wsrs taxed to It's Utmost 70 uater
ts the extrsYagsnCss Of the SOuthsFn psoplD, IA
order thEt the balance OF trade might Be kent ia
her fsser, OF, ct least, ppsn ez even kssm.
Now The whole course Of the coiLsE trade Of
EnglApG, inBoIis As well IS experts, has
ekEngsa, and operates materially se her disGd-
vantage. ske n1st lack to Insis fer her Taw
maternal, which, VIXEN il reaches her helorics,
has quaaruplsd IN cssk. She cannot rskurn a
manufactured article in payment, except some
tsoTie8 Of infsrisT sRaliiy, Hpcn which very
litle prshi Is made, Eud consequently nothing
bat gold VIII rocomBsnse the pfodnesrs. Hng.
and segiBs nsW 70 feel the cHsets Of Ikis
change, and the d-issrTaagenon.s Of trade which
fellows s scarcity II specie "a looming up In
prospective and msssoTssly exciting their fears
Then ske rebellion broke ous the people Of
England excited over our nisfortuEes, never
for 4 rnonsnt sunpnEing that heir apparently
secure pOsitieRis monetary affairs could be dis
isrbed ky any movement IN Ills country. But
new We is&gine, As they see ikeir stock 81 bull
lion diminishing 81 The rate of nearly tive hun
died millions 81 dollars ANNUALLY, they begin g
leok around foI q cagse, and BY thus inns, we
thizk, they hare fsznd Il, Ia = great measure, "a
tie siEels fact Aersin stalled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

4irty-evo 5oasss for Iadiss' shoes. severity svs
dsiigls fsr Weol hsss, AMI 50 On VII not he
bottom Of your boxes lzi cuff Nay, are thev
.sgt SOW i- q etndi dsu ufseayiOus, end no. AZ
81 Permanent f''
/ Our hiaad ssys be elisisad il r-snansa 4 NAL
azcholy gfuRt Of ssguie5eenee, and evan slunss
hiHselfoeon th9 o5aHcaoa s1a. BIS sloeueon
or asu-sGHHe else, knusas ksa 3 fsw sfrgsins
for articles Of PsTsoE4l s5nierf which he pfo-
neu5czd Reasonable, considering he tissoa.
Am&ast charge has cone ever the spiTif Of
shs t~Is5eslloa in Aueus;B, fon Whist It used 10
he akera as well as olsawhers . few wseas age.
Taon D0b1dy wanted to sell gosds Tks store
keeper read hin psp5r CT smckc8s BIS cigar, and
answered tho iaquTcr u mozceyiizblss. without
rising ls0al his cbsir. How, b1ses Or, every Ts-
tsileF in 4aeusta appears Gnxigua 70 sell, ard
the era Of ps.iis aud attentive trsdesEe8s Tor
10 mguaeHf restored.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

~ Nearly evsTy family, We presaHs, beth
IN town snd esunty, will to-norTsw st deSn
10 their Christmas bssrd, laden with 81 the deli
aasiss sBa choice viaEds that lao market can
afford. A Christmas dinRsr has become az in
ssitzhsa in this country, as We PJesums il Is Aad
always has been in evsry other, where the hely
relgisn Of our Savior is preached, gEsfsszsd and
p14eicsd.
Is has been suggested to rs hist II ssch family
VII share q plsss OF tive fam their sapeEabun-
dance, snd send them to ihe hospitals, it VII
prove a most acceptable oHaring te tAs sick and
wounded soldiers nov lsnguitking in them.
Sssh = contribution viii bH! add another sweat
to our Chrstsss eLssr, while Il viii
show ts eur brave defenders thss they are not
forgotten by rs n tie midst Of eur joyous fe5-
dviies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

WHAT NRxF.-We obserye tlasi toe ladies Of
Mobile, in keeping with the fsrsiity OF re-
soaIee snd industry that has immnEsaliEsd thsir
sex during The war, aEa making socks from ear
pet rsveIings. They are a little hssOrsgsneOus
in eslor, bat net = whit the less warn for that,
and viii be most acceptable te The soldiers OF 10
these who iced them At home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

RIsHlTosB, Dscoule- G-Eess # ihs6.7
il fhe Hsuss Vss spent r. d-ise1aaaz 10 81 e
PIT aaa in service whs have 1srs.sfsfs fa--
Hishsd ssbsitssss. Tho dssfr i~ass-.ss 7a
maHfsesisd b. tie menbss aud NEE s1.
fSm E,st 10 last. An1as tha Nrous szsa
ns4is pfo7oss3, vas osa ihss 81 shs. aeu tsys
suasieas sBbsdsasss in ssrvia. o whoso sub,H
.ess died Of was dss5lsd ia Ere e sng zsg
BE ezslpl sao yeaE fon IRE day s1oh zssa
tao saieraa ihs arIF, zsatlsr rr5T esz-
Pe1szd5n, etc. Tscss were yo.t1J ard
tbs BAL IS sEsa5sd and p.s-sd, Is a. f~slsrs;
Wha7saai ia Ia present s1czms2s of lie
eoEnIy, i requires tic aii q al vho &C ale
= Boar a-hs, tae Csuzrass e to Ceaeis.rs
States e. AmsEiez 4s cr1cs ttatuo p.r-o1 shza
be exempted fton usssy saz73cs By re,sa Of
hs haNHz fursisssd sssosi.us us7i1-I
nosAhnz Il tho fsrsgoias clE1ss ah5n Be- 20 eca.
sEsed sa 3 TsHsve ae szbsaiaso Hsn ay o..
hgsHoR sr3 liability esnu-cis5 az sss1nsz hy
a4 az sadA Substitute, bus - aei shall os Z,
saasauod 20 IS 5sHs psgss-s Els, fa.ag
ast EAs-s 50 TazdsF nhaGzy SERVICES haze sYsr-
thsisss PVT ia sHbsstnios
1li' biz ~as adopted B. gyo:o Of aey-l-ss
70 tk1tes1.
Amstioa ts rseous.aes was 7e,sd dzau By 8
very large rsisrHy.
Tas Hosse passed . Bill. vkiet ras a-es5 10
y 'ss sssais, yastsrdsy, 70 psg lie ra7-isrL
government sf KsatasEy oaa million st a5laB
t eisshs Eeussezg tioers. Tti1 b4l awaits ,za
Presidents Approval.
The ssn.,s bin to prstees tbs aa1bos e.
Cszgrezs EsniAs szEsyanc Ct ea.-psE. g. MS
was vssts 9sHR byG 70 q.
Ia iho szEs.s As BIZ to sIlsw fs.1ss 70 3sy
tsa Poistsa tax in moneE, pssrs5 bu. sasil5
s Presidents Lynstu.s.
Th9 rzry cammiHee rpe5iod hack b bH
Aaet1aze referred s thaa-
Tie repeal Of the aes zuihs-iz s 4 rs-
ton Of properly as an1y necessity q
recommendation Lss iaey i ne. PISS lumas.
sE was PLACED On sha ea.7uGzr.
s President ssnt q Jao s rl.s . esmuu
cation from the Secretary Of war in nsp3ass 30
tse iugaiEy as 70 who ass rev f lie oa
Of eozmizaszy s@easrzI, Lish elc.z & .eze
EFeecA that zas somewhat se7oss On iis PEST
dsat ios aPPa-dsg Gn. Lsaan 10 Gas t.
charging tbs. Is 'vas dozs vith7z. salhsfly Ct
lay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-24

II We sze indebted to tho cIssk Of tbs city
osunsl for a copy Of the city esde compiled
aEd srrssgod By Judge J.. ". AsnniHg. By
resolution Of She council The elek has been al
tkorizsd to dispose Of thsrs to sush Of eur ciii-
ss1s as desire 20 secure it 81 two dollars per
o,rv