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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
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LATER FROH EURoPE-From the New York World
Of the 9th instant we have the Fl flowing Europesnnew
The Paris correspondent Of the London Morning
Herald, writing on.the slst ult, says .umOrs were cur
rent there in wei. informed circles, that another attempt
to put an end 10 The strife in Ameiics. was aboHt to be
made by the European powers. A ssmi0fieiai deniai
bad been gwen 10 the statement Of some Belgia2 Jour
mails that rouyp de fHuys during a reception Al
his hotel on the l5sa Of December, spoke to the foreign
ministers concerning the ACCESSIBILITY Of mediation in
America
The Tines has an editorial on the diplomatic core
s]pondeuce communicated to Congress, and draws the
deduction that such correspondence can bsrdIy be IT. gu
latel u on the wish 10 majntlin and peTpetua.e AMIGA.
bic relations with foreign countries. After pointing to
Mr. Clays extraordinary recommendation f oG X ssa
Ia regard to England, and questioning the opinion form.
ed by Mr.. Adams as T. he desire Of the governing
81 sses in England for the disruption Of the Union. the
Article hndstault with Mr., seward for his undigni6sd
ex2ostulations and threats against England, and winds
up as follows " We hope Nr. Seward viii abstain from
these threats for t~hefuture, aud that the American gov
ernment vii not, IS is suggested, 60 through the rdlcu-
looS farce Of claiming indemnity from England for the
losses sustained by the American trade from the opera
tions ct the Alabama on the ground that rbe shin was
ount IN England and manned by British subiec.s in vio-
latlon OF the law Of nations. It is difficult 70 treat such
pfeEenioas with requisite gravity. were it not that they
nave 100 obvious a tendency 10 mainte "a az fever hest.
the HLWhi OF a portion Of the Ameeic4n public toward
England
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CoTT0E CARDs-Sueh being the demand, we pr1l-
ised 70 advice eur readers weekly as 70 the progress Of
the manufacture Of cotton cards in he State prison. ard
the terms on which they can be obtained We have no
change to announce. The machine now ia operation
turns out twenty-four pairs q day, which are So 81 six
doIsrs each. Two other machines are nearly competed
and we learn that the increase will continue as rapidly
as the machines esn be made by the workmeu. until
about three hundred pairs shall be furnished daily. In
the meantime, persons who furnish sheep and goat skins
viii have the preference, and rext 20 them soldiers
families. The latter absorb the whole supply al pres
enL-S7uthsrR Recorder
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~ By special 70 the CTsis. we learn that i've more
prisoners captured on transports opposite White hyer.
arrived 81 Grenada on the 18th They confirm the dis.
sssction Of the Yves en troops, and stste that the seps-
ration Of Illinois and Indiana nom the Yankee Union is
asely eanvsssea and favored by Western HOoPE
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p We had the pleasure, this morning, Of taking by
the hand our old friend Col. L NJ Partridge, formerly
editor Of the YicksbHg HEig, but at present a member
of General Featherstone's staff, in the Virginia army.
Colonel Partridge entered he service when the tocsin of
war was hrst sounded, and expire sses his dete minatIon
10 " see It OUT We are pleased to find him in the en-
joyment Of excellent health.
We are also pleased to meet in the city, our friend
Lieut.. VIM. Walker, Of The Appeal battery, which is
now on duty at vieksburg After a brief illness near
Grenada, Lieut.. Walker is once more prepared to jein
his command, which he viii do immediately.
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PLANT CORN.-Tbe e is a disposition ws fear, found
ed uron the suppos ton OF an early pesc5, 20 p ant less
cora and more cotton { il year han last. Tins should
not be so. Better discard he idea Of pesos alozetbe7
ssd plant coin and faise provision it would BE- WI
prepa- arigns to raise a arg crop OF corn tue coming
ascn-ANgN Chronicle
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OFF GALVESTON, TEXAS, :
January IS, 1868 )
By US yesterday

by us yesterdsy.
OFF GALVESTON. TEXAS,
January IS, 1868
Correspondence Of New Orleans Delta.i
OF the first Galveston disaster you know all. The
aud or seven thO ,saud men. The city is well fortified
with batteries al round
On Sunday evening a strange sail appeared of the
herbor The gunboat Hatterss wen in cha e about z
O'Clock. A heavy fire was soon after heard, and the
sloop-ofwar Brooklyn and the gunboat Sciots 8 arted
in pursuit. The firing ceased before these vesse 8 reach
ed tho spot-sOme twenty miles from Galveston. At
daylight next ay Captain Lowry, Of the Scota, picked
mp a boat containing an officer and five N n, belonging
TO the Hatteras They reported that a O'Clock, on
Sunday evening, the Hatterss ranged up alongside Of a
steamer, VIII Cd looked like the Alabama; she was hail
ed by Captain Blake, and replied that I am her Britain
mic dsiestys stesmer Spithre." Captain Blake sail:
HeRse toll viii send a boat aboard Of you" A boat
was lcwered-ihe one spoken OF az having been picked
up.
Just as this boot sho ed of, the strange steamer open
ed a furious fire on the Hatteras. Both vessels then en-
gagged in fierce combat-running ahead Of the boat; but
soon after-say about twenty minutes-the officers in
the boat saw the Hattaras stop, evidently crippled theu
there was loud cheering on board berebel steamer.
The Brooklyn ana Sci0ta eruised all night, and next
morning found the wreck Of the Hattaras, sunk 10 nine
fsthom water. Some Of her boats were picked up,
which contained arms aHd bloody clothes. But the VIC
tor had disappeared Tbs Hat arss was q purchased
iron vessel, sister 10 the steamer St Mary. She was un-
Mt Tor aman-of wat-having no powers Of endurance
Her battery consisted Of thres small riied guns ana four
short 32pOuuders. The rebel had heavy guns-68-
Founders, by the sound. Opinions differ as to who she
was Some think she was from Mobile aud not the 200.
The rams ami fort hcstons al Galveston are formi-
dable.
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WRPHgEt

II pls tsfion near Bottoms Depot
4 Iecsn'iT owned by Colonel ~. Hg
hers are nine bund cd acres q eszred
lent quality and 6ce Improvements Is FOR
Apply without delay 70 JOHN SHEI.
mon CT 70 the 8Gcsrs g1ed, a few mile
is got EABY
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~ HkAI OW M
ADJUTANT AND INsPECTORGEgFRa
Jacsson Js1u&G
Major-Gensrsl z. c Upper:
+ YOU VIII iss1e ord rs TO the saw
L. # ,0mpe-ies bat aliens anG re-ir
their commands 81 uen e. de- ro7v ~
have lfesdy been data ed - vaiuntt
Tic z th- St1-e special Orsera No.
the H-s gu -rters Of Lieutenant Cen
aurs- il ~trlcticns r II be Seer
msnds tha al men under ferry years
inR n Mi.ss 81 pp State cry MA % =
fersd with by enrolling cfisers ua q q
sail organization.
U. YOu VIII ssselb g fhs comp uir
e1u3ies in The Sate ard d~at thcra-
nuube If men to ai O. b comp ny e..
s-ev e 70 the number Of seventy f-f
81 q d rfhcers, an cans All g ssutes
dl tells TO t1eif G m4aud5
III. You VIII Crds- al dslf, c0m5s1y
C r, Mt in scfive sers ice an al VIA
d. ages q eightze nd fifty, WI q
nsn-s OF teugOrs residing nt1s
clsdsd 70 the dTa except such as ma
have not been discharged from C nssr
% charged f-om G u 1-p i11, aus III
fr-m state service By reason q aar s-
tcgeth-r WItl those who are exempt {
oy act Of E%OuFrsss, are to be ucuded q
les specially eZem-s oy he law cf te
BY order OF JOHN ]. FETTUs, cove
msIssrin-CAief. JONES S HAE
Adjutsus sud Iaspe-
is5I-lm ia-e G.
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be growing grey" under his troubles. The editor OF
the Cincinnati Commercial who saw hin out recently in
public, writes:
The President and his wife visited the capitol on Sat
urday 70 lock at the new buildings The Presidentz
face in Tepose has q care-vorn e preston that seems to
appeal for sympathy. he may find a good many things
yet that remind him OF stories he heard in Illinois. and
the stories may not be remarkably sober OF neat. but no
one can look in his face and believe that he is iasensi-
bic to the responsibilities pressing upon him know
be always had a doleful sort Of physignomy, but his
features wore not, two yesrs ago, the pale snd pinched
appearance that they now wear. Those who zee him
often say that his hair is turning grey rapidiy.
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8F MISsg SIP
East ErFE-EsHa

va --.Ai
IEUTEN EV-GEN RAT J. O.. Pc
Il Li-Ufeas1J CsODe j. g. WADDY. a
Che &C 5 all, D-eertne-t.
Major r MEN NIGER A. g.. G.
star Army Hissss-1p.
MAJOR 5OMHSON, Adj gtalt and 7
ersi. De srzueut.
LIST Lieut. nant .. r. MORRISON Al
lat Lieutenant J. O. TAILOR Add
e1r con n S. CROWEJL M=dczI b
partue t.
Majer G. o. aATO. Chef OF a-ana7cs
Majo A = COX. Pay aster De st
Captain c. G. ARMiSTEzb PsTmzs- !
500
Esio- L. MINIS, Chief Olarts-uaze-
na5or It. Johns ION Uhie1 Of S15-s,e
%
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THE FEDERAL RRPOET FROm
ARKANSAS.

If the report from the Yankees be true, Of the fail Of
Arkansas Post we have sustained a serious loss in the
trans-Mississippi department, which may temporarily
endaager the safety of Little Rock. We are, however,
inclined o doubt the report as Intelligence Of an event
of such great importance could certainly have been re-
ceived in our lines by this time. The Arkansas river
has been in good boating condition for some tine, and it
may be possible the Federal feet has been operating as
stated, bat we Doubt the report.
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WANTED.

400 NEGRO AEN 70 work in Dad
HUI az the Empire Sfa1e II z W
from TIE rive-, anxio7s % place thej
20 ntsin region VII ind tn above
on5 address ASA THO
Supe
faQ0 I've
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n The Herald states that nothing ike the fnan-
cial and commercial excitement Of the past few days has
ever been witnessed in New York. If it continued the
operations Of the celebrated fnancier, Law, Of Paris,
would sink into inslgniheante.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

SHAD-The6 first shsd that we have heard Of mads
their appearance in our market yesterday. The open
ing prce seemed to point them ont SIS a deicacy TO be
enjoyed by few, being 50 cs-SquaBHz Republican.
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HON AGhN-Dr John jackson, of this city, says
the Knoxville Register, who, with his family, has been
on visit 10 England for some months past, returned to
this city yesterday, and received q cordial welcome from
his many friends He came by flag of truce from
Fortress Monroe to Petersburg. The doctor soiOsrned
several weeks in Baltimore, and represents the seces-
sion feeling in Maryland as being undated. In fact,
since Lineoln's emancipation proclamation the Soutte rn
feeling has greatly increased, and we may very appro-
pr,ately revive the song MY Maryland"
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r A Washington correspondent Of the New York
Commercial asserts that letters from John Bright and
other politicians, have been sent to Lincoln, declaring
that a proclamation Of emancipation will at once array
Great Britain with the Union.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

DIFFICULTY BETHyEEs SPAIN AID FRASCE.-The
spanish AMBASSADOR At Paris, Gen. Couehe, Marquis Of
hagana mas sent IN his resignation, and leaves next
week TO take part In the Mexican debate. The reyolu-
tons now going on may lead to afurthsr enlargement
between ths governments Of France and Spain. Since
Gen Prm retired. aud N. Billaut spoke 10 the French
chambers on Mexican Affairs, and an article written at
Imperial headquarters appeared in tee Patrto there has
been no eoudisl1y and confidence between the two
countries. The Emperor, report says, is not a fsvorile
with tbs Queen Of Spain andi if her Ca hoiie Majesty
could, she might get the country into trouble with
France on TINS Mexican quarrel Bat no DOUBT IS on
former critical occasions, the good ssnse Of the Madrid
Cabinet viii prevail
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CoTroN CAPTURED. Captain Thomas Buller. now
Stationed IN Anderson county, last week esptured At
load Of cotton. The Dntch wagner, who was conyev.
ing it TO Kentucky, said i belonged 70 Haag & Getsen
teileri 81 Knoxville. Who are Haas g. Gef.enfefner.
anil By whose permifsion do they ship cotton 10 fhe
Ysnkess froui tais placef Captain Huiler with seventy
men, has also captured Ia tho last few months. eighty.
three Yankees and enough Fedfasl government prom
erty to support biz company. Ills services has been IN.
valuable 60 rhe Confederate goverhment.-KnoE0iRe
RagsseT,
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= eorrespondent d oae d III Narthern ionrnaI.

@ A correspondent Of one of the Northern journals
wrote IN advance, of the Federal plans in their late move
againat Y~icksburg. The result demonstrated that the
best lad schemes of nice and men" etc. He says:
it's known that Instructions have been sent down to
Acting Commodore Wake to attack tbs rebel battery
az frames bluh a miles Up the Yazoo and reduce it at
an hazards. We hope low to get down in tins to par
position, aud mounts twelve heavy guns. Its immediste
reduction IL ESSENTIAL to the plans against Vicksburg.
Al TINS point the river is but sight miles back of Vicks-
ours, with a good road Leading to the town. TIE de-
sign Is to run .he feet Of transports up 70 this place,
aud eeoark the troops under cover Of the batteries Of
tne nght oraught g%un-boats, while the iron clads take
position IN the 'front.' Of the city on the Mississippi, sud
open on the batteries Of the town. Il Is essential, there
Tore, that TINS battery be silenceG, and the river kept
Of the TRANSPORT {. ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

E-The ST. Louis Democrat says It'll understood
that Secretary Seward prevented General Fremont be-
ing assigned to an important command, Of which the
friends of the Pathfinder were confident a short time
since -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

On the 20sh instant, at he residence Of aIr4 z. Ware
by he Rev. J. Sumter, Lieut.. o. H. p. ANDERSON. @
S. A. 10 Miss JULIA A. sHUHLDs Of this county.
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Mississippi and Tel
Railroad.

DRIDGE CARPENTE aid 81
ID =sn fsd empi 7yme5t II Cd
re0ui cling bridges o. this rosd. App.
Il ssi al1pL A. S LIS
isl0 lw General S1.
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TWO ONE HUNDRED DObLAR COME ERATE
Z ILLS. Ne chants Will pleas notice wet IT
bills OF ihst dsnomlna ion are pres8n ed by servants.
ia91-f.a
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WANTED.

TO purchase f0r medical purposes a sc
4 COW, that has had one C-I
EICHARD
ia6.zw Sur-eon C g. A. and .dirsr
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~ The New York E0saiag Post estimates that the
amount Of specie in the United States at the present
time is s7l6OO0OOo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

WY Is IT I've had uctiee on the 70 n, by tele-
graph, Of the mailing at Grenada, for his Office, of flies
Of Northern papers These only came to hand this
morning, being nine days from Grenada. There can be
no excuse for such delays, aud we call the attention Of
the special agent of the postchice department to the
sarvice in this section Let a few Of the inefficient or
careless officials be conscripted, ana more attention will
be paid to the interests Of the pnbic.
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WOOD, W0OD-WAETT


/ IRON ore hund.ed TO one t1ousa1d cords
IL WOOD wan ed Tor the Hospitals and p
nada. which viii be received az ary COAT Or
Sis-ippi Contra. IA 70 d between Cof-svfI
1tn, and o The Aiissi sippi and Tennessee
htg1 no rs Gamers stsaol. When Is m
20 ds aae de t7ersd a. q station, or ff co5ds
e ions . ii be received and the cash paid
having W o. 20 ell will lska thefr rr3p1sas
i s ana ad-r9zs me at orers5a
GEO A. TURN
i-llqw -
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OVERAE u WANTI

q II OVER Der Is wa TED -aks c5s.-
- tai Il uur IN ss fr-m J-ck on. 0n-
s-sn-s t-s cul ure Of Fruit tees pre- red
e-enc7s required. Apply 81 she GAS OF
lat9lW Jacksa
H-issies'pnsau cow
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RECRUITS WANTED!
ARTILLERY
Oh NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICERS OF THIS BATTALION are now in tss
~ souJa 70 enlist such young usp cit zeas If L0uisi
ans, Is are with conscripf ace wdo Eav come fIr.
ward ana offer III -mseivss for fe vice.
BY special authority Of the Secretary Of War, auy
person liable to CONSUMPTION usy b. ealis,ed and c n
scripts enrolled may be Assigned - fli up this organise.
hon.
A bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS WI be p7ld % an
liable to eonscrptOn, wl0 come properly rec ,maead71.
The recruiting statioos viii De Mob e, Ala, jackson
Nj and oiher .po1ts en- The New Orleans, Jacks u
and Great Northern Railroad, nesrer New Orieaus.
Captain n B. MILLER, 3rd company, viii be sta
u s1ed a. Mobile as recruiting ofecer and Cap an g.
w. kQUIRES, lt company, z ptan J. 3. RICHARD.
son, I'd compaoy, and Lieu .NOzC1SM 4h eomDsnv
at Jackson and , C My. to whom. or 10 the aaSer -ig-sd
at Mobile applications may be addressed.
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Sixty-taree T.5Eegv ~.


~r-- -AN NAa
A fsserats Ls.ther snafsctarTr C5a s. 4
: A9ga liz All sLsip g, on tie e1 O-Is-1
an Gfeat Nlrthsrn r. load D"7ens
those h tae a my can be DETAILED
'uAl wages By agP4y ing to the undsTsie1ss
ialfIots IN Ky
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We have received through the kindness Of q frien6, a
copy Of the New Orleans Piesyune of the l7rh in-tent,
from which we obtain The following particulars Of the
sinking of the Federal war vessel Hatsras, spoken of
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TaRRERs' Ga FUk eAE-

sE Crnfsdsrato Leather Mauufa.--rv
W sell i've bbls. Tanners Oh. App y
'etst.-ei J. D. TX
IaIIltt~ Gunrrsrn
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FABg BLE PROPERTY Foi
ATEEALIaN HIEsIGEsA.

EW HOTEL Just completed 81
and Jackson 1slr a D 20 Jack on.
A ply 20 ij-f0 VS. DA I'd
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Longserest has arrived at shelbyville, with thirteen
brigsdss from Lees army, and will attack Roseeranz
next week with his entire force, numbering 45001 mer.
The Weather-snew and FIood
A great snow storm prevailed In the West last Friday.
In Cincinnati several buildings were crushed By the
weight Of the snow.
away by q food on Thursday night.
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"THE BEAEr@-The following incident should not be
permitted to pass into oblivion, as the future historian
Of the present epoch might hnd it useful in Illustrating
incidents already Infamous beyond precedent in modern
times It is furnished to the Selma RYsrter by srefu
gee from New Orleans
Escaping from New Orleans. some few months since.
reached a plantation upon the Mississippi, ia the vicinity
Of Baton Rouge. Whilst receiving the h0spitslnies Of
my friend, the planter, the parish priest Of Baton Rouge
came in, who informed us that he " 8 on his way from
New Orleans 70 his home, and thst he had visit q the
city forthe purpose Of procuring q permit from Butler 70
snable him 20 bring ont food for the suffering poor Of
Baton R0uge-for the orphans under his charge, and for
his own household. He stated that Batter had peremp
todly refused to permit any food to leave the city for the
poor, saying that D." they are our enemies, and ny pur-
pose is 70 exlorIninate them
The goOod priest then urg.d upon Butter the fact
that these poor people were necessarily, from their exc
trBmsiy destitute condition, preeluded from taking any
active part in our national troubles, and therefore. could
not properly be considered enemies. Sir, said Butler
in reply, those that are not foT US, are against US. and
If they were our friends, thsy would be in ibe Union
army" But, general" continued the priest, you
should remember that a large portion Of these poor peo-
pie sre women and ehldren-p0Or innocent children.
The monster TO this appeal Missed between bis teeth;
Does he who kills the serpent preserve the eggs4 ]
tell you, sir. my purpose il determination"
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UoIonsI U0mIanlng tl1 JhIeT Of Arr Jew.
lst Army Corps Depar1uent Northern FirVinis
Ibaye established my recruiting office at p on No
s. BoWmsn House, jackson miss.
c. W. SQUIREs.
Captain and Recruiting Omeer.
Jaal1m Battalion Wishing 0 A-rl erv.
Atex5nala papers cops on month aad send dspi
cate htis - G. SquFss. jackson. IS
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NEW ADVERTIS1
Special Order q
General 7. C Topper

HEADQU RTERs STAT OF n
ADJUTAST AND INsPECTORGESERA
Jac son Jsruzr
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llTSIC TEACHER WANTI

AETED. Immediately a q s--eIsss Tea
Pane and Vocal Muss. Apply at ts
islq 5ts
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RICHioND Jan. 10 The latest foreign advices state
that NJ Gladstone. in a recent speech in Lsncastershire,
on he distress in England, expressed a hope that the
crisis would be passed by March.
It was runored that Prussia had sent a dispatch to
Austria, threatening 20 withdraw from the Germanic
ConfedsrayY.
A plot fos rising in Poland has recently been dis
covered.
obseanies Of General Jones.
The o~bsequies Of the late GenefaI David R Jones
took place ut st. Psul's church this morning, and his
remains were deposited in the vault Of Hollywood Gem
etery. The procession was a solemn and imposing
soectscle.
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HOLMES COUNTY, Mics Jsnusry 18th, 1858
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
Mu6itDr'S Nnsei0e.

IN ocm waiicnScrid3t pon 2cdJa 60
Sn Der Sa6e Der 9tr6nuns pom DopO @sb'
man, Grrcutor oOn Der StrtsriaHcnIhaft bsS per.
lcrSsncn George 9tttsI. lsstbin pUn Sc.
ha @duntp.
llnO nun GpriI 10, 1868, auf gntrus pOn 8.
s.. Slipsr. GIa., srudnats bic Court acam g8o1.
tpr ais Qupitor. um brld8te Re6nune 5u tibtr'
Istsn. itr,uietteln unO bsm ndffen Daiirnse'
ritt Ssri6t rariiber Su srltattsn.
,-a0sfS aus DGn llrtuneCn.
Sszfs9 SGeusts :-S. 3 IL III n, 9tcrf.
Sdn Der Obsnsrnannts &ubitCt tpiro Sufclst
fsinsr anasLluns assrupdrtis fstn, in lentr
Nnte1uts. in Der Start Nnrutlun. am 5rsitaQ
cen 22fn Mai INN 10 ubr Sormittnss auwU
ii6 ale intTsiIrts prIOnsn einfinrrn fGnrsn.
wrnn Fs cS fir pirnlidt sra&ttn.
Wai 6. na3m