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NEW volume of this popular Journal commences on
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number contains sixteen pages of useful information,
and from fl, e totem original engravngs of inven-
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RICHMOND January HIT was reported in the city
shat Northern papers Of the 9Th says VaBandighaz
made q speech in favor Of European Intervention, but
the papers Of that date, received, make no auusIon to IT.
It is also reported that Hslleck and Stanton hsd had a
personal rencounter.
The Richmond Enquirer has the Washington papers
Of the sh and 9th. They admit Sherman wss forced to
f4l back from Vickseurg, before an vsrvheIming force,
and say a bloody battle must enBus before the place
can be captured.
The Washington Chronicle denouncee seymours
message as a Lame and impotent argument to support
the open and undisgaised treason Of the opposition
The Yankee house Of Representatives. has postponed.
till the l4th, the resolution declaring any proposition
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The Knoxville ReFtstT gives the following reasons
Why We should be confident Of success "A our war Of in
dependence: T5s white males in the Confederate
States, bstWeeu eighteen and fOrty-ave yesns Of age
and thHs liable TO conseription, exclusive Of Maryland,
Ksntuety, and Delswsre, are one million, one hundred
and eight thousand Between the age Of sighisen and
forty now called for, there are over nine hundred thoE-
sand men, exclusive Of the border States. Deducting
two hundred Thousand sick and disabled from this nun
bar, We stll have seven hundred thousand men in and
preparing Eor the field. The slaves Of the South vii
sSpPly as with food Il every man. capable Of bearing
arms, sheuld be called 10 the field
As We draw nothing from alroas, our finances only
soneeTn ourselves, and We can maintain the value Of our
currency, which would BE- Impossible II the blockade
were raised.
Let every true S0uthernsr to-day rest assured that
the South wa triumph Caiamitss may bsfalI Us, and
defeat may hsd back cur armies, but we have only to
bear patiently all present sad future ills, TIL the North
HbsndOns the oOnbstin desF- III.
Hise vids f1om the sentiment North. that the backbone
Of the iavaaon has been broken, and that the Southern
eonfsdersey is fast getting into 3 position from which
Il can desery the dawn Of Independence IA the distant
horizon. More battles may have 70 be fought, perhaps
a fierce one in he West, but the Anaconda . has be-
gun to uneo1 himself and will soon lie PROSTATE and
0utEtTUtehed AZ our feet.
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nIvsR DEFHNsE AND RIvER PO-


viswediR it, proper light, the reduesion.of vicksburg
and Port Hudson is OF the least consequence As regards
she free nayieatlonn Of the MissiaippATh denen-
straton made at Cypress band, some week or so ago.
shows most cOnelusiveIy that this free navigation can be
very eheetually crippled and prohibited in the absence
Of sortiacatiOns and sixty-eiSht and one hundred pound
guns.
On this subject, the Knoxville Register very truly
says Light guns that may be lashea on a mules back
may be distributed along the Mississippi on either shore
from Memphis to New Orleans, and no commercial vessel
can then navigate its waters Tbs smploymant Of boats
crews and the travel Of would seen be deemed
more dangerous thsn profitable. nterminable swamps
furnish secure retreats for bands Of gueTiias. The
csmorous demand for the reduction of vicksbnrg which
has gone up to washington from the press and the
people OF the Northwest would be silenced. The recraif
ing Of LuSooLN's armies from this source would be rem
dered impracdcable ard impossible.
What was done at Cypress bend may be done at a
thousand different points on either margin Of the river
between Cairo and New Orleans. and now that the
sDeany have gone up the river from Elsksburg. why
may not their return be disputed in this manner' In
this way number of their transports may be easily
captured or sunk IN the river. In This way the Potomac
was e feetuslly blookaded against the i~ncuraions Of the
enemy in the earlier stages OF The war, and in this way,
more than any other, will the enemy be soonest con
WINGED Of the utter fatiHty Of further attempts to
navigate the river either in peace or VITA profit and
safety.
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800 REWARD

DANAWAY about tire months aeo foul the Afs-
Ii bama ana Mississippi railroad, the following named
T.E GROES!
TOM, about thlrty-fvs years ola very black about fre
test ten inches high, weighs about one .hn5dred snS.
sixty pounds, h r7nt teeth very VIII aad show very
plainly Ehen taking.
N about SIX Zee haah, very black. f5rty vea-
old, md speaks very much Ike "a African.
JERRY sb0ut five feet tn inches hirh. trs3 sbsut
has bot little to say.
LITTLE IsoMs about ave feet f5nr inches bgh sad
twenty years cid.
no IsOA, SIX feet high. Weighs ops bIcSrsa ard
ssyentyhye pounds, and freut teeth ont.
ALLEN, hvA feet five or six inches Moi. tsyar4va-a1
years old and very black.
Bill, a yellow boy, vyesrs a mustaehs. bS.nsvss
yesls Ole ana weighs one hundred snd sixty pounds
HENRY DAVIS, I've fee i've ioehes btgb weiybs
one hundred and thirty poards ana ve-vbisef
- t~weniy-sis years ola, verv h,sek and msehs
one hundred snd forty pounss
Iwn give ten dollars EACH for either ~ the ehova
hAHse boys e1geo IL Jal 50 that I "a get them.
J. RIFLE,
lafg 9t EoaSnlseteF A sd ~ ss- q. y.
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MDTEEE :
HEADQUARTTRs s0TH REGINENr nj

HEADQUARTERS BOTH REGIMENT MIssIs.
SfPpI VOLUNTEERS,
MAR SHELBHvLLLEs Tenn, December 7th, 1882
THE attention 81 nsinbers OF the 3Osh ATssi4 a.
4 who are row st hons, Is - uestiy called 10 ~
loving exirasts from General Order No. Z
HEADQUARTERS ARMF TFgNzssf
The Gsnsra.c1mnandin Ia fndue.d
lish full psr6on 10 all soldisrs absent sitS,n4
who shall within q rsss1oaale TINA. rstnrn ~
sue SOL AI aAsY. Her
no excuse viii De slos ed those who ebandou IA
oz a2d iesve fheir conrsdes to perform a. {
aud deie q their honest Uammisssonsa ofBeesA
OF suct ebetses, are excluded frsm he benefit +.
amnesty, The are htid 70 be NV rtav to 20
s liant man and m At receive exsuplasr pnni
Vigorous me sures hGfs beeH aioDssd u Ar
brH 30 justice al these who are improperly
on sn6r eomd andsl and they srs Urged Al
avail themselves Of tii privilege. RverV oos
no. respond % ihis sPgsal viz be rou6tl =
BY order Of
EieuteaaBtColous Commanding Sof
is9I0t VI, T..
Ais tsdppisR copy. 8
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IMPORTANT 10 ST0EMaKEgs AND
TAENERS.

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT
BANKsToN, Kiss, January 70 1853.
HAYIRG been appointed Special Agent 5y Msior
II l. Mas, Chief Q1srternlastsr Mississippi snd
Eat Louisiana for tn collection OF HIDE IN 5he COM
ties Horth Of jackson and ths distnbu ion Of The same
anong the several tam RE Esshin he said district
and to contract forShces and Leahsr for he C0nfsde-
rate States.
Therefors. the proprietors Of all tsa yards and shoe
chops within ssid distrie viii repart T. me at my head
quarters, VI hout delay, 9 e number OF va5s fusd and
when hey vii bs ready to work oa6, as q so the vets
emFtg sad the number Of b des Necessary 20 fl the
ssme and how many si6es e iestbsr ard Fairz ai
shoes zach p~r5pristar cen fSrn sh n nthly, ana tho Ed-
cid ma amount of mechanical labor nee airy TO cary
on "a d factor es to the e1tsnt o. TIER eapasify.
The Shove infornst n is nscaf say to an equal 6if
tibuti0a Of fides srnoag the sevefsl tsa yardf, and to
produce uniform pticss throughout the state, and make
sYsilsbls at the-eariiest peftld ana ia he mot CO.
nonieal aanDer the records thereof.
All tanners and shosmaterf n { sHbjees TO military
duty, not nov employed il their vscsaon, viii also re-
POI to ne If they wish Employment
J. r. WEeSFN, Special Agent.
ial3lme RaukEtr =. Eiaa
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Tpuk RNRmYss RATD INFO EAST
TENNESSEE.

To-day we have papers Of he Sdinssant from Lynch
burg and Abingdon, from which we gather the follow
ing particulars Of The lAto raid By the enemy in the d.
rsci0n Of Bristol and the salt works The damage.
though serious enough 5 nothing like Is bad a. 1 was
ant represented Not only ala The enemy not 90 to
s~altvias, ss was At 6rst reported bat they di not
reach BzstOl. soma thirty miles tbis side. Ssltville Is
thsrsfore, ssfs.
The bridges brrned are Of considerable Importance,
and Is there f. . distance Of nine miles between the
two thar have been bained Evaporation mast neess-
sarly be delayed But the damage VIII be as speedily
rsPsired as possfbls.
It IS gratifying TO see the alaerity with which the men
Of Bristol turned out to meet the invaders. 1t least
one thousand are said to have volunteered. It was
rueh prsraratinn for rehstarea. M douht, shAi oanaed
the enemy to hesitate. There we're three regiments Of
the enemy engaged in the raid, one from each Of the
States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan. So East
TsnBesse has escaped ths Odlum which would have a.
tashed to her Il her citizens had been participants in
the burning Of the bridges.
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GENERAL NRnER R0-.--
HEADQUARTERS CAMP or RSTRUcrrov
lEnn.u.--E " - :. - y

HEADQUARTERS CAMP or INSTRUCTIONS
~BRooKHAVEN, Nj s., December q 1852
"A LII Whte male rssds-t7 Of the state Of Mis,issi1
"A between the agss Of eiFh-esu and flrtv, are
darsd to rep IT inmediatsly az he Camps Of Instr
uaaf Taoze nom tee counties OF Tisboninga.
wanda Mo1roei Lowues, N0xubss, Landerdels. ca
Wsynes Green, Perry Jones Jasper. Newton. Ne
p4h, wllreport a. the camp located 4 Fn-errrts
she Noble and Oai0 rsilrcsd. Tnose froun al Is
counties vii report sc tie ramp located A. Brsok
yen, on the New 0r5 ans ard Jaekson railroad
All persons falling orepo.t within twenty avs
os arrested md eea eli a. dssert=rs.
"a z eeafng eHemp ion under the late "ev
soe act srs required 90 report az The ear
sheiz alaiFa ana rco1vs C raeestes o. sxempa
Al the laws ana rsgu alton sppHeshle "a
shA be appi ed to sueh c mcdDts - fail
tna plaoe Of rendszveus for enrolment or
desert AFTER e~ur0iluant
All Teusees frou ether States ara ineludsa-
shove order.
By Orees Of ibs Secretary Of var.
n r CLARK,
Msio- and A. a. General
oe24-Iu Co-nulanas ant Sfsfe o. EiE6sib-
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CAVALRY.

oST, on tie ssh # December a large ape Is0E
hGRAY MARE, 'brse er four wears ed nj sprinr.
Shs walks nuely, stepping her hind foo four eco
inches over ths fcsnt; she has very la &c ears, ia Al
animal whose nus forH attracts attention aud has enc
distinguishing marx, a scot IN tie rear Of the fight
ruEp' two inches from ths 1il sbont the Eze or a
quarter collar, ane perhap, msy have the IA TX Of re
cent kiek just to the rght OF ths spot She was red
to his fathers, two miles uotth Of GraysD1rt. oy q Sol.
der of Brsgsa amy nsaed smith NJ. Smlth B-ys
three esyslylnen cane and toak her away. h may
have sold her. j ask that he cavalry as they -
through the coSntry VIII mice FOR her IufI pa
forty dlilass 10 whoever viii deliver her t. me. or
twenty-five dollars for such information as " O. enable
ne 10 get her. W., III JAYNE
Captai1 and A. o~aariernasier. 22d Mes Regiment. Cd
Brigade, Gen Rusts Diylsi 4, Grensds, Miss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER 40. =

HEADQUAR rERs DEPARTMENT MSSIs-a
SIFPI AND EASH LOUISIANA.
VTcRsBBRG Jsaus-r 3fh, 1883
THE Lieulenazt-Gsns al commencing TIE Depart
a meet dasiFes to express t. the fr OPS Of this com
msnd bis high spprsciat On OF th@E rseens gallant de-
Tense o. his imBortant posid A. All pra " H. due them
NOS 8 ona Tor 20 bravely repulzing the renewed a saints
Of sn enemy 20 vastly superior IN NUMBERS. but equally
FIR the cheerful q Pstenf endurance with " hich they
have subUited 30 tie tsrl ships auf e1POsurs incident
90 fer a~ucosasive deys and nights Of Taohfu ness ia the
nroJ " Of he orposif g 8 m e. While eli h-vs pr.
formed taeir dufiss viii benefit 70 their country ant
aoaaF 10 ihsnss Yea. SUI. e. nsust ever BE- tts eass IN
war, foriUne Las he toEed her O~3DOrtbnl les uneqaanH.
TO those who by her fagor reid he posts Of h0aor,
and by ther OHn r-aOlute cOEuaEs avsied tasmseiYeq
Of hair oUportun ties, especial rhaaks are due a1d 81
-fl be the pride az agre cable aury Of the ii d enant
Genera commanding 10 claim 90 them from thsir couR
try 5ts disiucsien and h0aos ttsg have 50 i1BtIy de-
served 7. P MBEET0h,
iaI0l LIZ Ils1tensnt4 snrra Cammen5ng
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for negotiations, or cessation Of b~Ostliiiss, you'd be pm
sflaniInous and traitorous.
An exciting debate took piece on tho loyslty Of Ken
lucky, without any result
ResoIuH0as Of thanks to Batter paasd-ss 10 81
From Middle Tennessse.
A Telegram from Nashville dated the 7th, says the
Federal army Is chasing tbs rebels, and was yesterday
sight miles beyond Murfreesboroi.
General Rains was buried at NasATHls On he sans
Frsm Missouri.
A rebel force, six thousand strong, etiaeksd Spring
aeld. Missouri, and sheIlsd tbs town. The Tznkseu con.
templsted a vigorous resistance.
Another Mediation Eunser.
The Washington Republican, Lincoln's orSau, hiss =
remarkable article on mediation. The RspubHesa says
It is proposed shat Switzerland shall mediate between
the two sections, and it thinks that there is reason in the
proposition, as Switzerland Is an independent Republic
and admits that mediation will take place sooner or
later, and it would rather see Switzerland lead in the
movement than p~erRdious France or damnsble England
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MaCnINISTs. ~ATT.NTInH.

A IL FTRST.G ASS aAOHFNIsTs arriving I'm The
"A Confed rate lines. can get imns1iats sra s7esdv
employment at tbs AImory Of tbs underlined. located
at Athens, Georgis.
All Nachnists arriving from New Orleans. By annlv-
ing to Major DumodteiI at Camp Moore. vii be I1sne-
diately dsiailsd 10 our ArmorV and furafbss wftb
tr Importation. aocd wages wall De given good aa-
eaiDlsts, and board can be fiad q mcdsr=te rstes.
COOK q BROTHER,
iaS1m" Armory, Athens, Ga,
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N0TEClR.
HEADQUARTERS 3IsT REeIsFNT MussIg.
gFpuT W0T

HEADQUARTERS 3lsT REGIHEET MISsIs-l
SfPPI VOLUNTEERS,
GRENADA, Miss Jsnuafy Gin, 1883.
FtHEf following named foidisss have by Colonel J. W..
Garter Of the 18th Mississippi regiment been Pub
lished a. ~deserters:
MS WOEFOED, tweu'y-nine years cid fair com
Ptexion, dark hair, bue eyes, I've fee eleven inebes
higha farmer and resides In Chiekasaw county.
r. A. EHTE, ninsteeu years old far complexion,
0lSe eyes, black hair I've feet eleven inches high
W. g. WHITE, twenty-five years old, fs,r CON-
plexi5n, blas eyes, dark hair i've Test Eve inches high
q farmer end resides in Chickssaw county.
These Eea are not deser crs aed should not be 50 re-
Pc ted. Tofy bsl5used to 9 twelve monlbs' reg meat
aud e ected 70 rs-enlis I il nine war Eegimt nt. they
hsd the fight to 90 SD and have eli the walls maze
q Cd SOLDER J. A Orb,
lal23t ENlnnel Slct pe-inort Mis- Volrnfaa-z
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LATEST .BY T~RLEGRAPR.
lOar --latest Dispatched
ENEmY,s MOVEMENTS ON THE
RIVER
q - ID Grenada.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
GRENADA January i2-oneiAlnsornsts has been
received here that ninety boats, principally transports
loaded slh troops. passed the mouth Of White river
three days since, upward bound Their Destinations not
known. The Federal troops, from the most reliable
intelligence that can be obtained, ae supposed to be
very mueh. demorsHzed, and not very beligerent. is
supposed the discoatented Federals were sent from
vicksburg to Csiro, to prevent dsEertion and the eorrup-
lion Of the army.
Our army here is in excellent spiHts and condition.
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GUNBoATs.-This morning everything Is quiet about
the %gunboats. It is not known whether they have left
or arc still lowering about In the vicinity OF Old river.
Later in the day the feet was again observed in its Old
tamPing gro und, near the mouth IF Old river. Our cit
zens must not deceive themselves by thinking that the
%gunboats have gone away.
The river has an upward tendency, and IL rising oaita
rapidly. The muddy waters are or epiag up the banks
with considerable rapidly. There Is now a good sta 70
Of water for boats, and the enemy viii have no trouble
IN bringing his boats over the most shallow bars-Ucks.
burg Citizen, January 8.
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Terrible Occurrence at HaVana Death
Of Ihe wife Of EnrinI, che Rope WALKER.

~ ~ a " NJ
A terrible and heart rending catastrophe occurred in
Havana, on the 9th ult., at the Plaza TOrrss-Bun-ring
br. Farini, the celebrated tightrope walker, and rival
Of BIondin, advertised, among the many wonders that
ne would perform on the t~ight-rops, the carrying Of bis
wife scress he rope stretched from one side Of the ring
to tse other, at the hight Of about sixty feet upon hs
baek-a feat he had performed in other places. He
stsi ted with the lady upon his bsek, and had nearly
finished his journey eeross, within about fORr feet. when
the audience applauded the daring act, it aeemlngiy
being completed; and the lady, in acknowledgment Of
that applause, loOsened her hold upon her husbands
neck, ana waved her hands, and on the instant Of doing
so, she discovered that she had Tossed hefbsIance, and
called to her husband to catch her, as she Wsf falling.
This he attempted 10 do, and caught her by the skirt
Of her dress, but the frsil fabric was not Of sufficient
strength to sustain her withsthe impstus givsn to her
descent by her fail, and, oh horror, the drsss gave way,
leaving a piece in the unfortunate mans hand Is he
hung suspended from the rope, sustaining himself by
the JOINT of his knee by means of which he had saved
himself, sed she went Gown crashing npon the seats
that ascend from the curb Of the ring 10 the tod Of thein-
closure. She was taken nhand by. the ladies' IL the neigh
borhood, and every thing that could be done was done.
The weatbiest ladies Of Havana were at her bedside, and
soothed her dying pillow. She wa emf aimed and
placed in one Of the inches in the burying ground. Il
is ssii that from $1,000 to $4,000 will Le raised By
subscription for the child she has left behiad
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WANTED, ~INMHDIATEIy.

A ELRGE QUANTITY OF FUEE FOR ibs uss
n the Hospitals, shops. ana troops a. fhis pogt
viii pay tae highest market price foe al WOOD a.
srsd 81 tbs place. Persons having wood fr sale
IL H. BOON.
ial4w Captain snd a. Q-usrfarms-tsr