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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

We have besu furnished rrith The following
summary Of late sd7iees from Kentucky being
up to about the 10th Of February, The su-
thorityi is unquesdorabie-s
The only Federal forces occupying EastaTn
Kentucky are at Mount Starliug-309 cve'rY
At Louise, on The Sandy river, ard about goo
cavalry and infantry. la the sentiment of tho
pssuls there has surrey BEEN great Tevo.u-5on,
and The Yankees ars now more tolerant rliaa
ever before The questions Of lhe DAY arc puo-
hcly discussed, without fesr or iavor, and 'ne
secession Of Indiana and Illinois IS canvasssd
in the presence Of United Statss officials. Many
instances ars cited Of the conversion Of Union
men to hope sDd failh ia the ooatse-l cause
Those who still adhere 20 the wreck 1i tae
Union, as vel as the United States cfieisls,
have ceased their vigilanea IN apprehendlng
S1ushsrners though it would nos ba well ior o
soldier Of the ConlsdeTaCy to expose himself too
much. The home guard associations ars gen
erally defunci, except in 2 small portion Of she
mountain districts, and are only kept slsFe thsTo
by unDrincipled men, who use the osns 90 c9Y-
er theirraseality. Ia the central portions OF the
Ssste. Southern parties are given, Southern var
songs sung, aud southern embems IN dress dis
PLAYED by the ladies with impunity.- Redmond
Yhig, 9th.
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A letter from Guatemala gives an interesting
7zscrfo,ion Of su earthquake which occDued
tbere on The 10Th Of Decembsr last Ina gusk-
inc and trembling of the earth commenced about
seven O'Clock in she morning, while neatly aiI
tbs population were in the streets. marching
chETehwaId, with music and other proud DIS
plav; suddenly the music ceased, and al vas
Guief except the buzz Of the praying popolac9.
IN a bslfaudi0le tone, calling upon 'sal&ry-
and an the imaginable SAINTS for dsliveEanes-
Probably half were upon thair knees, many
nDon their faces, and the rest Staggering ilk5
tiDsy people toward their homes Ihs eaIth's
crust was agitated ike excite cover vlsn
the water has a superabunea1c9 OF neat. In9
r1nblinr continued but tWo OF three minutes,
but in that tins the wall and frame Ct every
house was cracking and creaSing, snd it Is sal4
that the clappers Of some church bells struek
merely from the uzldulating motion el te eaEsn
.sAutizus.' 8 few Leagues froH eElaiemela, ana
which was t7ics before shaken to dost, Is a-ainl
in utter confusion rom similar shsEngsi ead
So with several other a1jacens towns IN t1a
more irnnsdiate vicinity Of one Of tha principle
bnt inactive volcsnoes Ia al, however ne
s-vregass Of lives loss vill nos reach my, ana
t6sy ara Of ths most pious nuns and Pnes's
who eeesDy oldar and more elevated walled
buildings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

RICHMOND, Va, February q, 1865
EDITOR WING: In an editorial in your issue
of ts-dsy, headed The Situation" you have
done unintentional ipjustice to gallant and
distinguished officer and most loyal citizen Of
Virginia
Referring to Northumberland ). g. Penn
bsrton, commanding at VicksbUrg, you remark:
= The only point that has given rise to any feel
ing Of distrust grows cut Of the Commanding
general of that department. BE has never been
in any higher command than that Of a regi-
naent--end then, il is said, on the wrong side
Your information is entirely erroneous. Brsvet
Major J. O. Pembert0n, captain 4th artillery.
United States army, being at the time ia wash
ington city, resigned immediateiy np9n the
secession Of Virginia, came to Richmond aud
offered bis services to the Governor OF Virginia,
BY whom he was commissioned Lieutenant
colonel Of artillery in the Virginia forces. The
President shortly afterwards appointed him col
onsl il the provisional army, Confederate States,
and he was assigned to General Huger, who
made him chief of artillery. Soon promoted TO
bricedier-general General Pemberton first com
4 raanded a brigade at Smithtield, IN Virginia,
and afterwards IN South Carolina, where he
| rspulsed the enemy in their first attempt upon
4 Poe0salg0 in January, 1862. When oFaaelal
Lee was ordered TO Richmond. bng2dier-
I Pemberton was promoted msjoT-ge neral, and
T succSSoSu ~ eAe cotll -Ai- =. 49, :
South Carolina and Georgia. 1t was while
Pemberton was In commend that tbs betEls q
Seeessionville was won, whlch saved gasr lss-on
Assigned subsequently to the nsW cspaftHlea'
Of Mississippi and East Louisiana, aan. Fs-a
barton carried to this new seid Of operation.
shs inaomitable energy and adnlifa3ia skl-
which had so vel defended Charleston. Sool
after this assignment, BE vas rRade Lieutenant
general Very respectfully,
four Obediant servant
w " Nj c. s. A.
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From tha New York Times 20h,
THE Ericsson iron-elad battery Sangam0u,
known as Monitor No g. has made her trial trip.
and a correspondent kiadly sends us the result,
as fellows:
We are safe and sound at Fortress Monroe,
where we arrived a. o'clock Saturday after
noon. We know ell about the Ssngamosl- and
I herewith give y0u particulars Having pm
out from Chester, aud lsIt the lights behind, ,our
engines were allowed to work as rapidly as
possible for 6 time. They acted admirably, snd
enabled Us to make, over eight knots Tas con
duet of tho low, strange block Of iron ia the
sea was amazing Waves, that would have
sent & thrill of shiYering fr0m stem to stern of
the strongest wooden steamer, broke on our
lEnife-like edge, and spaitered their harmless
spray about tbs tuTres We were literally swim
ming, with only our head and neck over water
half the time, aGd yet everything dNwn sta5s
was remarkably steady. The great thing 50 be
attended TO ia these iron-elads are the pumps ;
keep them well worked, and l would follow
Columbus in the Sangam0n.
The holes about the deck, which I hear have
been made to accommodate the oficers, should
be reduced in number But there IS not one
shortening foT which ne have no remedy
and if an honest captain uses al the means ia
his hands, the SangamOu could BE- as safe ca the
broad bosom of the ocean as st Resny's wharf
in Chester
The dcubled-bowed side.wheel steamer TaIs-
hoosa was launched at Boston, as announced,
on Thursday last. She is one Of the twenty
new ships recently ordered and the third afoat
The Sousacus at Portsmouth, and the Men
dota at Brooklyn, were put into the briny ele-
ment soma time since. The Chensgo, Meta
comet aud others building in tnis vicinity, might
be lsunched now, if the press Of work on the
machinery builders did not preclude the posi-
I biity ef finishing their engines in season.
/ As the vessel moved from the ship-house, 9
flag was hoisted or the deck staff, theyard band
(which was on board) played rational sir, and
/ the thousands assembled united il three hearty
! cheers, which were often loudly repeated. a
tug was waiting for the Tallsh0osa, and aftoi
/ tt excitement abated, she was 60 be hauled G
| the dry dock, there to be completsd and finished
/ Her length is two hundred and forty feet, WIKI
/ a thirEy-fiYe feet beam, and depth Of twelve
feet Her armament viii consist Of eight broad
aide guns, and, having been intended fer harbo'
1 service, she viii probably not draw more thar
nine or ten feet Of water. She viii bo iron
clad, with bulletpfsof arrnoT, 50 as TO resist th
most powerful mnskst, and her bottom is cop
] per fastened.
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BT BARHAA.

% -f1t-s------'
Hars % tbs solemn, fnourhlul cry
Lis. to tee iaEg aad deep drawn SIGH
AhsvTer ihe widowed mothers CALI
her loved ono died TO ssye rs all
Thick Of the litfs orphan band
Now scattered homeless through ths land,
Their h5nes confronted by cruel foe
Their hsaFts are aled win dire woe.
o aIissi.sipp.ans. ear. sou gaze unmoyed
or turr from those whose sons have proved
a bulw sTs 70 the aavaaeing hories
And g6nsd goar safety with tseir swords
Can you with hardened hearts and folded arms
Hear from afar he wild alsrms
OF those whose husbsnds. brothers, far away
Csnuot protect them in the coming fray
is 81 the gold you value more,
That makes yeu gradge the shining ore
What wealth can rec0mpense thy fame
ETh gold more sliaiaz than an unstained name
Would YOU you7 loved States prosd fame stain,
And leave fsrsyer-vslich would ne'er hath lain
The mark Of iniamy orw0uld you wFest
The crown Of Charity from her noble crest
or yyouldst thea prove rscreant son,
Ana dim lie glory which tsy broslers wonf
Sos so, Ansa be not too late-
Another day, and dlre may be the fate
OF thoge wbo Row ia Vicksburg call alsud
10 save them from the Invaders sword
Uaasksd, they give their homes, their al,
AT Freedoms loud and urgent cali
For Fresdoufs sake ttsy welcoms this,
F1r her hey deem e'en death mere bliss.
Then ePe your doors, and welcome all who come
Receive ihs rsfugse- and fad them homes
Beosi7e the hsmelass nothsr to thy Asart'
And from the orphan never part
Answer thair appeal and you have wen
A name whose brightness shall eclipse the sum
Respond 10 it and gain fame
Which through all changes must remain the same
and Ger thy brow q wreath Of honor twiRe,
A glorious heritage lor thee and thine
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CHsRL EsT0N-Ee are kept in considerable
excitement about the vessels running The
blockade Of the harbor of Charleston, and VII
here mention a very curious fact. IsUppose !
have been in and over the Chaaiestsn bar hun
drsis Of times, in all weaihers. u was always
a nuisanes IF IN vessel drawing over ten
fest. YOU had 70 wait until exact high water,
and then you rarely found over fifteen OF
sixteen feet On ths ber. The Goodwin sands sEs
net more treaeherous than thosa en- the C.aar-es-
ton bar. Well, what does President Li-eoi.f
Asa very heavy expense be ordered Vessels
fned With granite to Be snnk in me nam c-ia-'-
mel where there nsYeT wa5 seventeen iael o. Wa
ter at hich OF any other tido. Ina Lesni Is -s-
toundinE. The Cooper and the Ashley iiY7i-,
witb their psss 10 the SEQ on sae1 sia9 e
Casrlesssn eity and cut over Toe bar ns3es"e2s
ont ship channsi in 20 place under llsi5 reg
dzeD. and In soras places taefe af5 SKY
v-a7sr where thara was only sixteen sslla -7
/ vaqssls were sunk. When peeea comes C.71- s.
Ton hars0r viii bs one Of che hnsss e i ee1.a,
-, s.stss. t.asan proposes bu- eed di.l
T Pr,u s,rarlv r-und Clsresleu t1o Ns'ef M
{ e6anasl If thirty feet wil make her re
eifv IA The United a-as iR e iaW years -.
NV i.,fotrnatian litm source ssef e-e.o. -
doubted b. ua--hea1 kers ~o7s
~ Loaaoa Mo7aiRg Herald
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80. Il Hnpp.haanoek.
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rfnrreqDnndencs OF the NeW 1Ufn 4ALles.1
HrABoUARrERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
February l9-The newspaper venders have
sfrpei, ard refuse 70 sell any newspapers to me
errsv until General Hookers order, limiting the
number Of psWsbCys 70 one for each DIVISION, Is
rescin3e3
Ths stategueut Of New York journal Of Wed
nesday, rhst the provost marshal guard had pro
hibted the sale Of newspapers and ordered the
srent back 60 Aqua creek, is without founde-
tion IN truth No prohibi-Ee orders relative 20
the sale OF newspapers have been issued rom
the heado asrtsTs Of the army OF the Botomae
ID Is exported, today, that the Psiladelphia
T,orirer bss been. OF Is 70 be. prohibited from
further sale ID The army, and thst one OF It's cor
respondents has been, OF is te be- arrested ior tne
publishing Of eontTaband news.
No oue disputed the justice Of the act. Gen.
Hooker hiss, ir0m the commencement been
0 pet general with the Inquirer. On the day
foiiavipg his appointment 70 the supreme com
msnd. that journal favored its readers with 8
porhst of " Fighting Joe" accompanied with
oalegissic account OF bis lie and services.
Since then It has supported him cordially. he
esnn8t. therefore, be said to have been intu-
suced by any private motives N refusing II lol-
tbey circulation N the army.
The army woke up yesterday morning to ind
the Ground covered with several inches OF sneW'
Instead Of abaling vita the dawn OF day, the
rforrn held on tiil night fall, the snow melting
nearly rs fast as it fell. This assures US Of q
I least two more weeks sojourn on the east side
/ of tie RappahAnnock. We may however. be
fsvorad Witb very propituous weather before
the close of March. It not unfreqnently hap
( pens thst the roads IN this portion Of Virgins
ars So dusty is the month Of March IS to reader
Ieeonoaon very disagreeable
The rebels continue 20 stTengthen tbeir posi-
tion thelr line 81 earthWorks nov extending fol
full ten niilas down the river from trsderlcAs
burg. With cur powerful signal glasses tnel
can Be seen very piain cutting and hauling TIM
bar ts tier camps, cleansng away the snow. etc
General Hooker IS siil very active n re afIaniss
ine aad eorgznizjng she army, etc.
Gen ssdgWick, transferred to the ON corps
Las nesly camplstsd The Organization Of a
sfsH WiB bs annonnced IL the course Of
5ag ii two Lieut-Col Platt, late Of Geners
FfsaklT.s staff, has been detailed 70 Genera
fTeeksr's headquarters, to peTfosln the duties
bs.cl ot desaFsers, taken at Baltimore, q
rived last night, and more arc expected seon;
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FErr4E --hserber - fa- sse Il she f1o5t aesra-
4 81 TRACTS o. PLANTATION LAND u l-ol.
i-sns st-a ed ca Aultg riser ns-r ifka A-Iiii'
feen hualfed scrz=. two laud-ed sad hitT q OPT
land vi h Improvements
7dfs isnl n VS. cotton czue sai crn, eqasl 20 te
,.f suf.ir1z lsni4 ard second iof the pai-
80 81 rtocv rsieine cattle and hog hsFsug sn ez
hsustle1s Tnfer aai sural1er ran-e--i es3 qt ale
Ncr7 Orea1s sni JacE51H raeoed an4 h.tF li-s
mo- invest of New Olesns by t.e leEes Eac--ull-s
a0UL,
s.ss a-o fre "a sea.
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Citation Notice
THE STATE o. @ lIssI7sIPPI I

srHE STATE or sIssL7SlPPl
YsIabusha CoaltY -,r-D-ses,
ITO ELIZA Am J t4Ns3e an- - - -,--ie5S -
her h1sband. greatlag - - -1.e ,-4g ~,
- s-et sfead-y oI April rex. e show can y -
80 -en ~ the aeolurt e Robert E5aItn- e
sT ~ a. vii srd tssisInsni OF 81 tilsm h91ull-
ssrssses rbouid not BE- allowed as hnai sce9lAl q
bis said exacut rahip 7,L---- 1asg
~ oI..el - ~ WARD. Clsik-
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=anlIIEIsTRETRIX 10.

STATE Or ausslssiPFl Fsb5ua5y term 1893
49, /. -ss-sisred ssranistsatzaf tho esiateef "
r. ry4lrfeF deceased, rlste re- # ne eer0a term
- re PROBATE Cout 81 Ha4a1ushs roentY hereby
.v.e notice 10 al persoEs having eia ias heal-st
t-se - rresent them properly satnen et-dt v7ltih
- tine rescri3ud b laWs aid 81 SEASONS Hds2iel 20
LIsTADA ouHh Ef,
ssd71iuisirat-iz-
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sT. Twas broken late tie Jewels a,qlea, enc
every snsa article Of vaias iatsn saw the
charts and earpst on tie renbae. 30. 2 7s9
Cap5ain s-nisa informed uas teeT y
p-6Hc on. A similar insssnes of deseea-
eecufed Ia Oz'0-d, hiss aasn he agay
tsaIs. A troaper rode eEound for SO cays ei-2
- hiFh pies hat o. (tha. mast lsss ecz-
si09), urti q Royal BFeh Mason fre aisd
pistol at his head and ordered him ic deliver
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carroll County, .,-....
WTTHE EAB IS tze s1oT- term y sala -
w ~ ssrr1-.s rat on szere granted the nnaerssnra
~ ne eeiafa q tis4ree =. Eeslaaai &c p -
6evine CLAIMS a5ain sai4 dess.s7d ,1s ses-ty As .
- -se7f bslr : aims dolly protested vitlin 1s lils
~ isl ~ Isyr o. they sgsl be forever tarIse
pteas -1 p - MCLEAN,
.o- AdniHir-rataF
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ORDERS No. %.

norrsRTrRs DEPanT1Il.1gI n G.
o8LDsBoRo'- n q February -, i1o3
~ Al FuLs PARDON. except a7 . loII1 t-iss
cf nav for the period ef e. uthofi2ea ap5el-e,
. ara5s nroesIued q all ar TED men ot tne go 4it1
-rd e2a lEss ip1i reglmenisi aassent - aiell l'.s
-rha nav galust.r y reion heir respective cog i9i-es
y Go.d taro' n. @ on or before the sl5t or Asse-
next % 7-a--,
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rIaruIEIsTE- .TEI-I-TT1T.

III. rFssq-glASs aAgaiNISTS arriving iu TIE
~ Caufedsrate laes. en- get ir1el-ts ssa -'e5ey
euuloymsns e. t1a Afn9l7 ai We ----7-H -7-s
sf Athens. 0=ersi7-
~ rrsri -iy striving frcr Eos7 oresus, By apply
r-- ~ aFsior Dauaalei st Csun oors WI re lfl1e-
7tsiv s-lsHsd -1 our Arnorg sl1 tnrais1sd With
.u-5orts=ion. Go5d-Hages viii be gives g9oa la
sluisss ana board can be Psi 81 uloa=r.te raiss
COOK q BRJpHlsR,
r.1oF-,s Afmery- Athens S.
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.ses f--rn Tsskz8n cr hs 5ala'in rpao FFi,e ar.
1re-4i y 81 lard "a ~ 11tF "a
fs.narei aad TWEEN Y e1fe
and healthy. 2 hotss st --5i.-
f5ur ssove ard folr bsiees 80
Tts-e e oI Zee place 4sn4
.h--.asad trees seoufisiigg 1t 80 te peas ftesAsli Z
arr eistern snd q gsod gsrdee fpot s'2, .r7
zlhf-sts
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TIE WIDOWS GIT.

~-H0sE Who hsve no sAL.T-Hho hsve Been Eade
--,dsVrs bv tai- usE, and ere pocr--csn set FACE
one BUsHEL. 10 tlie nz--ber q ore h1nl-ea, lI9il
s.-sr-, Taek=an Miss.
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OFFICE OF GIBBS OF SUBSISTENCE,
1SFPsRTrFsr aIss AND EAST sOuIsIsSA,
Gacrs D. Fsb1us-y 26th 1865
~NOraIss AEIES VFit1.n ih-s Depsrtlent vii trans
+ Beef Hdss which tAsy have nov or nisF hsre
s-safer taking rsgepts therefor The raeeipts when
isres s-n ba iorus-5sd 50 sior Theodore 4ohns'on
hief of sufEst1uce.
~ o-5e- oil I.isutsnsnt-G speral BEEBERT0E
THEoDOR1 J0HNcH0N
-.ha1ht ia-eut i-lisr Of Sub-i s'encs
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oFFrrE OF uHTEF or SUB BSIsTBNoA
DEFART8lyT Mss AND AsI i-oeis5ssA
Jsckro, March sd io-A
PROPOSALS vii be reesiFse lor tne o - ets E. .aa
- sIoaa II tie lsehls and 0aio sro-a, '5i-sin
This Department on ns foAoN--e n-l-11 al-i1i-4 oi
sutrisfe- e. stolas, to-Wits
corn lsheled) in saoks-sseks to be furnished by
-hs ReVerrmsnt
EEEF-oa shs hoof-
BULK P0RE end BACON.
Proposes 20 be address "a 70 -
r,A9 I'm HFai7- ga Chi ~ Srnsisfence.
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HEHPHIS NOVELTY WORKS,
GREE.V'SB 0ERO's Gs9.

80 ~. -rT4ryTsrs sas eUNsarfTHs wanted to
LECH & AIeDeh,
r-af ~ Grzansblsc' Georgia
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NOTICE.
Prohafe Comrt.

1rrR ELAE raa fnd BIS family il CaHtoi
w Kiss Irgurc at tne he-ree House.
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The following pare srapl, iFom soldier IN tle
Vise.iafs STATE fio, writing se ais isthef, aud
pubfshed la lhe Ric nond HHg SHOWS
tEsf rrivatss do tbinlz aad sometimes ss 10 t1is
Instance, TO some puTpose
Colonel il cams To rae yesterday aud ins1s-
ted on my accepting ot the qe4rtel lu as55is
nlf &C of tis regiment ihe finest ln Jhe liH 5l-a
urps5 Il upen me, because he needed me, nav
ne no ouarternasser, AID il IS pornaasilt
nest. whashar Ve itre transferred or Hei cesa-st
Of nov friends hers advised me % accept h
y7eo.d have lie rank and pay ot g e3ptein out
1 posisveiy declined For ng paTt gaa I4-aeL
be a private sud 6ght tia war 0ats - my oiQ
7Cs.lv-K, thsn 20 ba calieo qVartermss--
fefZcantaip-with auch duies as buying aid
iss1linr reef bread, bunting aud driving eettle,
sooriinra 6Be uniform sud living GA tae ist or
tie land, wii1oul ever striking aio" "a ~
defense Itis al ambition IR stout, ab.e-ooaiea
lnen, lhat never could comprehend OK aFpfe-
csafe don't want 70 serve in any capaety
5r6ag tbis var. that 7 would be ashsned 70
acknowledge in after years, and y lose ny
/ nosition by lhe transfer Of the oata lae 1 wall
either fight ia es army, or rot belong to II 81 sli
/ knowing, as ] do. yoUr couiempti aud tlla5 q
] tlg whole people, t0f those whese bold dec'aEa'
son before fhe war led to the belief chat bars
holes aud chains could not hold them back
rom the thicgsst Ct the fght-now ensconcec
ia sonze petty ltie efhca, f-gged ont y the ei-
fsm Of an ufiesf, reminding me Of the SIS na
der the lions slln-ilil eaTs ssll sticking oot-
eteppipg about wiki an aiT Of impudence ans
aespa1ed superiority. suparlstivcly nciculous Z
/ evarv one except slTes--some uEing
contribution gith the most patrieae end oisln
fereeiea notig gas-GiterWaId cunningiy aYai
thamsslyes 81 It to save them from DANGER
sresdino fzr more the guns ef the enemy .ha'
49, ta,7-.ts iesrs and d8risIon 81 theu people
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a4aPle sUGAR.-The people IN the mountains
of ylra a,s making sugar in considerable
aasatlti which ihey sell on the spot at one
dollar pound