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We learn, Says the Mobile TribaHs Of ths 9th,
hsn the best suthOrity, that news has been re-
ssivSd hsrs Of thS landing Of enc shouSand Xan-
kss iRfAn5y At AsdisonYili& Their purpose Is
act known. The runOr hss bssn Seating about
this psOrHing, and sOms psopls eoneluds that il
vas the advance onward to this city. Perhaps
30.
We also learn thai = dispatch has BEEN re-
esiyed from Gel MssFy's command, ~Announsins
that Lisst siblsy had succeeded in destroying
sEo Of the snsrny's mills en- PsErl river, szd
esptaring sad burning iwo Of bis schoensrs IN.
der tie ganr Of Fsrs Pike. He slSe breughI
"a both ersvs. Thsrs visa no less on our side
OAsrniss al was quis. in lhal quarter.
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The TaRkss journals, says the Richnond
DispstsL, beaas that they vii give the rebels
sBAl qHistus in the spring. Their preparations
arc. to be On = gigantic scale. They proclaim
that they are Piing up stores aad other Escossa,
res fer Grants army almost - high az Lockout
mountain. Goliath, Of Gath, was nos mere
confident Of smashing to ATOMS he radsy strip.
Ing that sispussd his progress than The backsrr
sf arsDs are Of his ~snDihilAtiDg the rsbsIlisa in
he spring campaign.
We Sro not disposed to uRdsFEats the nsgni-
tuds Of the solemn crisis which is At baRd. A
colossal danger threatens rs, bat we must meet
il Ike man. We nuBt emulate The Yankees in
The foresight, the eslculstioz, the system, tss
UNITING hbsr Of preparation for tie decisive
hour. II no DO this, Il We leave Rothlng to
ehEnes, If We are IS e~ireuRspeet and prudent
as We are bTEVs and dstsrmiass, then, with the
blessing Of God, tbs huga struggle Of nsxt
spring viii break the backbone Of this war, and
inAct = fSisl paralysis usen the energies Of the
UEissd States, We lock forward with hope,
with confidence, with a 6rm belief that every
Rha in The C0ufsdsrAsy viii giEa up his loins
for enc grand and croWning ssOrt fer tbs saliva
ton Of his country.
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Speaking sf ihs probability Of speedy neys-
nsat against soEs point on cur Atlantic ssast,
the Wilningtsz yoursal says: "Infornation
rsA he sRsmy's lines in North Carolina repre-
Ssuts the arrival Of heavy rsinforsonsnta They
have an armed as well ss q transport feet sasily
SiEposabls. Inisrmstion rca the North gees
to show hat an expedition Is in sSHEss Of pre-
parAtion. II any zsw attack il sc be made st
any poia. on TIA Atlantic CSsst, It wsnld appear
hat Wilmington or Savannah weUld be hat
psink This Is 81 We know about the matter.
The enemy ridsntly eonisuPlAtsS sons Isvo-
nsnt en- the 0osst. His plaas have net yet been
developed. and Of course Enhl they sr=, What
movement hs viii make must remain = matter
sf cgsjsesuIe. Tbs times arc certainly threat
suing and We know not what : day or an hovr
nay bring forth. We trUss that whsR The hour
Of triz comes, We may be prepared fer he smsE-
gsncy."
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rae iss Missouri Brigade.

Two rsgisssnfs Of the famous 1st Missouri
brigade (biE~8on. CockTel1, commanded b.
CslonslH Klsy and cause, passed through this
city lest Friday, beading on their battle Gags
the nsHos Of some Of tbs beskfoaghf Solids 81
The WaE. These noble soldiers were auoaR the
hEEt g enter sse public Bervies. They are eem-
posed mainly Of the most iatsiligsnt and respect.
able ySRng men Of The great. but oHgYassed
Stale ttom which they hail Thsy were ali
well slAd, had ssoTything that a truo aoldisr
Resds-iosAsd as thoagh thsy kRsU hsW 70 40
Gaze Of themselves - well as he e1ssnv. H.
sksEt sephing sIacsly hks Tie asn that va i1o.
Hgina are at Sc fa4oggFats the birth Of 4 new "a.
ten In ne way Of nEsting foT the Tigbt 10 DO
thaa, they hsgs proved themselves; 40 ne
shsnld iast ike ts see he same numbered Ysn.
ksss o. HsssiAns p;ttsd against thsa-lasviar
the dssisAy Of the country V that ogbtrAmsa.,
They, Of 81 meB, must have en- especial love
ioT he Yshkss raea,-k0bRs Tr1Azs
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. venRARD, RRUBDERs! ~
RaRn 10

~A88A
HSrroRs AFPkAL. szoh was the bssste-eFy
Of Count Pulaski at The battle Of Brandywiae,
IN ths ed frat rsEslahsn, Of which this is bat
ths x~szrodustioa IN priaciPls ard IN s~uhut&nee-
AZ the tide Of conHist rolled slOsg. whsrsvsr q
Ina staggered undsr he supsrior force Of the
Rdssh foe, was to DO seen tho manly form Of
tho heroic Pulaski. while in bis imperfect Ia
sIish there rang cut the insPirting sxhortsfion-
"Forrzrd, Bruddsrsi FerrardF"
We have reached = period IN Ehis csntsst-a
conaies holisT than tbat he and DsKslb sAECt-
fed with thslr blood-whsn svsEy ons capsbls
Of bearing arms should fsss as If be WOrs the
Sbjscs Of this exhoEtatiOR, ksuing hOn the
tsmb-
"FoARARD, BRUDDKRs FoRzAkD !"
He who waits now to be huntsS up By = Goa
script ohacsT, is alaggard, uPSz whose ETOws
boaor has no wreath to bind. He who skzlks
from sheuldoriEg his share Of the burthsn Of =
sommon cause, is = base migrate to the land
fast gave him birth. Hs who Gkisks Of submis-
sisn o. compromise -gith our invaders, Is .
wretch who skAmss the nothsE that bsrs him,
Gad dishon0zB the sisters who blush for aim.
In She elOqusnt language sf the high-hsafted
editor Of the Mobils Advsriissr :
This Is no time for conservation. The air is
trsmaIous with SQUADS, and lHrid with the blosd
and AAms of war. The ArbitransRt Of the
sword has been appealed to, and BY it ne rise
OF fall, conquer or are defeated, live free or
slave. With The despOt's feOt upon our soil,
Whe talks Of eGaserVatsmf With the robbeT
AID assassin's knifs at eur throsts, who shall
talk Of eonssTvatisnf War war to the knife
and to che kilt, is cur duty and our destiny.
Wamuat coas up 10 Il msnfully, slss there ID
nsHhing for rs to hops worth hoping for 10th
ing to i've wsrth living for.
Oar cause Is net lost. Far rem il Il Is
snly under the dark shadow of that slORd
Of Gods proyidenes, wherein Hs " tries AsA's
~ssuls." Beysnd it, to be revealed in His own
good tine, there Is hope, and light, and ihs joy
Of an assured Success. The blood Of mGriyrad
heroes and patriots whs have gone down to
death for 1.-THE tears Of heresvsd widevs and
orphans rsndeEsd deselats ca account Of h-tks
prayers Of earnest women all sTsr cur OwR, and
The piOas SuppiesaOns of good men In ether
lands, sven in that Of the foe-Will not cry TO
HsEvsE IN vain. The sA& il as sure ~ that He
81 stitch in she sirsls Of the heavens" ARd
holds il the hollow Of His hand the destiny Of
nations. What Of further trial, what of sorsE
puri6eAtiOn, may lie IN stOra for rs, I prstsnd
aSt to divine but tbs reward Of those whe hold
eut fAiihfuI is 6xad and certain.
Every man in the limits Of tie Confsdsrats
States is n0v writing and closing up his ows
history. Il viii DO enc Of lasting honor Of
dishenoF-of unsfaeeabls glery knd rsnOwni
or Of deep, dnmning5 indOlbls disgrace, to hin
and bis children after him. We sTs not beaten,
but Staggering undsr the bruts weight Of shs
i~nsOlsnt foo. The gsniHs Of PstrissisH calls to
svery sas, sspabis of lending a holPing hand
=" Forward, brOthcrs - Aad he Whs lagsl Il lost
be who turks is damned. FLIEr-LOCK.
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BUREAU C-OHsgzIPTIOHs
e-eE4xtnrat Tennessee. Alsbana EbdsEppl sd
Ealt LouiaiaEa-
aoHTaoHEEK, Ala. gannET e. 1874
HAVING bsss sszPeraEHy salgsd to ts e0nmsn4
Of this saTsaa R sEistizESfdsrs s~srsfsfors ksasd y
BHsHeisr General PiioS wiz Be FsapssisG - d fslI
fures and for he PrsssEt he orgsulsafon vi b e8a.
anEsd without nsdiaoAton- n "a oouadsnay sxpssssd
thsa he onesrs Hnd suppoTinE fsrsss Of mis- Barssu
rGl oouii2us hsir nsaI sssrv and ssIv4ty. wseh
hHys hHstobrs asusd rzcz rsEzrkabls Farun.
Every aIdSisnes VII b rsaGursd hsa upan Aair
zGktns hair Rzzts kneER Il tkss HsaaqaartsrE.
Ths hopss Of our sounfrY asgsad spoa or Erziss Ia
he ssld, aad Ist ~. b. > faltAfal aaa fsars. tissharza
q d1fy, stFs hose rliEsf spiriiE sFsry aEIurszss fhzf
l5sir aaks saall b kspt fzl sad thus &c sEL contest
aad ssrtaiz vstory Esssred J. G. DENIS
IaSiw Ksor add A. 4. q connaaaine
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revolution, particularly il Soath CsEeinA- Tbs
Em being amended By the HoHss, on motion Of
Nj. CHLTON, Of Alsbsza, NJ. OHLroH made
= speech upsn the general Esrits Of tAs bill in its
aspests Of justies and equity, which was Taptsd
% By Mr.. HoLcOEBE, Of Virginia, In opPesi
ton, who stated that the bin was che nost dan
rsrous measure to the csnfsdsFsss States that
could bO takes. One would suppose that after
q debate 50 very ~ptciracted, and so 1issuzsivsly
QsisEian, that the bin would haTs been Put
upon It's passage. Nothing Of the kind. "IAs
fssthsr 1seussisH q tks bH was sEsPsHaz 20
Fsss sSsy 70 . nsioa 70 49snss,"
We believe il was MIRABEAu who said thas
" words are thinRs." The experience Of this
rsvoIutioa has proved thai ia Ons sense Hards
are things, snd in asOshsr that they are not
thines fer evil bat not things for good. Willie
careless WcTds, spsksR by th6ss ia authority,
hsvs beer words winged fsE Immortality"
q isiury and evil wise Wsrds, which should
be the symbols and countsTparis OF action, the
she ~corfelAivss OfthiRgs-feW, Short Pithy, con
eluslvs-haFs not absEaasd or have bean
driven OF By /" Idle words" involving now a
rstibuiys. political And social, responsibility,
~ serious e such words Dc EeligioasIy, secord-
ing to DiViHs wisdom.
Whe can estimate the golden nonsnH,
snd shove al, " golden oPPegtnHitss, lest to ~
By the hsuIs wasted by our lsgisl&toEs ana
rulsFs In vanity. amsitien, ncuseuss, taking the
form Of words, at a nOasHi when tize is WSrsh
mere thau Kois, sad wisdOa than Tubissi II
the Conisderaey would exist, the lssosrAey
must cease to exist, for five are ssn4usrsd. Is
vii be beesuso We have opposed an aEAy Of
words to arrays Of strength, aud SristlinE
spssehss to he commissions Of wise military
sy-.nsaaeoa
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kigh hcnoss, yet Be l~ansntsbly ds6sisns IA
ability to properly oOnduct ; hospital.
Il Is no dsrOgAsioH, as agontlsmsn and 8
friend, bat e in accordance with . wise fsFeerdi-
Iisn Of Js~hovAk-Ihat ons las taIsnt for this
r-assther for chat, and another for something
slss, and so far As prAeslsablo cash should gu
the placs for which he is best adapted.
II experiences prsYss ons incompetent, re-
move him, and assign anethsT 70 inc psEitien--
hin 10 be removed, If ineOmpstent--thas com
pslsns men VIII be found. and the ~incolnPstcHi
viii be stimulated to Porssvaring efforts fer i'm.
proYemant.
We are In a momsnt0us stEuggls-ls IL nc
ZINE for ineompstoney nor favOritiIm-4isssrd
thsm-And tbs msritsrious and places then
in responsible positions. Il esn be done, and
the sooner reform begins, the better for ofzses,
sOldisE and country.
Theirs ere many di&eultiss 10 encounter. many
sbstAcles to surmount, msuy disecarAgsmsnss
70 hsfas, still tbs public good Demands e, the
benefits i. will confer demand Il, the people al.
most dinhsaFtsnsd, demand Il, and sur gla1ioAs
cause, cur s0untry's hoasE, and = nations
freedom demand II. L will take &ime, but the
soeusr begun, The sooner rsnedisd.
GAIEN
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PRIHf FRRES} FRUIT fREN
Loex WELL TO Ts8R oEczARDs AND sAz-

Lock WELL TO K6BR 0RcHARDs AND aAG-
8 KEgTT TRAls.
FERX GRo WzIER Q 1EHfF
~ On sbS est n1s q tAs HsD0aoHEA raaa ha5
alsrss and varied ascriUent o. EAaIE EAH4 u
- - ss1lhsra sd ssalDete4 E4riSaeA
e. hundred tkenan1d eiA1t9 e - Eae4uaieG Vi
- EfrEw bsry, & fna asIert1aaEt 81 8rapa NsE[
- sesS.d 40, = few shcies 0nansnI PisEE
- 80 NJ i~aslxsfzai arFises = As soazaF b
la-s.r st and piAntrE oFeAsEaA aaaFT fgssa
80 arvsrfsnes IN ahW> Ezztnr Wi snias MP $50
visss y ssne lRRortsnee. ae2e aad see mf uoek e
FrarE. 7inea sic
EsfsrsROss-col z PstsrE pr EAf4sA DIV
rrsEa. gou , A aayasn. lewis Laws LaEats,
1.~s Iekm gof5sf, Aai 4oaz y 3ieHe 81 Aa8%
11---F Rdrneas - "a. Bal LaGtsrgs ReS.
- - Gaursta. md Al sffaa rs bkFs tErig
--t-ss~,I - - nsaa M EanE Fgitn and Sfsks
IN H.gHuRHAA
astFlB Aa-Ns
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The number Of smigrsnts Whe arrived in New
York during the last week was 1890, swelling
the number for the year Of 1868 to 1856 623
against 76, 3e3 for 1869.
The HsFsiS advocates the ~slsotion Of Grant
10 the next presidency Of tbs Uaitsd statss,
% The norning Of tho Both af December, Z.
O. ClAybrSok, Of the Och VirgiEis cavalry, was
granted gu audisncs with Lincoln, fsr the pur-
pose OF making a. important secret communal
cR6ea.
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General Order 80. 2.

BUREAU COESCRPrToH
DsPertmenf fanneuss, AlabxuA HisliHippi E1d :
Esst LbnEsEa y
A-osFsOHERT Ala. Janaasy - Is64.
COANAEDEAG OEFICBRg 81 rsndszssus I'D ouE
psst4, AID ssnzGndazfs q ssnBsrga ~ th1 Barsau
Etl VrsPaEs sad forward q snes, trszsh a nroBsr
'Afnas- 70 thsss HSadqzsHsu. = f1H rn o. all On
s'ia sstASsa 2ea. employees AID supporiag ie-sss On
aaay uaesr gieR- giving IL soapEaI rsgiHsa., Ill
EAss' sts, villa aAis Il asissaszl 10 Safy.
b OrasE = AAior = o. Dss1s, Uonrn-naaz sas
~. ~ THOMPSON
l- 40 qer.rsI
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NNTICR.


GTfER AHo MEENa BUN1AE 2
8EaAA. AisbEna. BeesabsT MA ia 8
r WISE - sRtfzst via parkaB 81 Ne nstak -
two RaHsRe kaaesls 81 9aaessL Is ~ Bbh 9oaaF
IroR Wsrka rsssneF F~arshnsed - this nursaa AZ
worked sa AursaH aeeaa9L They ese lsszts4 b tha
h~aalthfsg psrtiou 81 Alabama. arr masa shoys 8slma.
% a. AlAhEDa ana Eaazsass rzilroaA
u vii fsEurs i've hnEdrsd haads - sat - WesI
aad buz De aAarsoAL MaE VII be rsesirsd fsr Ne
HAo1s 90 for g psFtie2- oas EkR Eia - dsts1sd a. "A
sverasar fs sFsE arg haad1 9mplsys4
Ter are good aEsrken 1r aaErQsa 81 hs pfsmlzsA
solYsaiant - tbs unbsr b - suL
Proposals. RW b kaarasasa b ne & 1siaa, Ala
VI AlcaARDacM HIHT.
as2a-lm HaIaf ~ aennisaau RRh Rnoa MaEkG
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y We n0t;cs that &ossrs. Goodrich q Co.
long and favorsbly known Is one Of the largest
zFOesry srnA IN New Orleans, have located IN
Columbus, IN this State, WHARF they are effsring
cheap for cash, = large and desirable stock ..
gcsds recently imported from Europe. We
s4nnsnd han to the public as sxssllsnl aad
a~RtarprsinE business men, and every way
worthy Of patronage. Their establishment is
ca Bread street. next door below Spears csrnor,
Celsnbas, Ga. GiYs them a cal.
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We have papers from New Orleans Of the
gath uls. The following advertisement is copied
from the Times of that date
sm: You will please publish the following
named Confederate officers, prisoners Of war.
who, having given their parole Of honor, not TO
Escape, or attonpt to escape, from their present
place OF confinement, have violated their parole
by escaping.
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Very respectfully.
JOE P. wIsGrNs.

Lieussnant 10 charge Of prisoners Of war.
Col I. J. Reid, 18th ArkansAs volunteers.
Lieut.. Z. d. Scott, 18th Arkansas volunteers.
Lieut.. /. N. Woedlisf, Ist Texas &C. SY.csv.
LisSk ]. O. Bsyeston. 5h Alabama volunprs.
Capt W. G Campbell, 5th Alabama voIunt'rs.
RETURHED PROM THIS COEFEDERACY-The
following ladies', who arrived in this city BY The
aAg1otfruee seheener Alice Michigan, from
PascSgoula, n Sunday last, and were lodged
in the female prison On julia street. vera re-
leased on taking the oath Of neutrality: Mrs..
MePherson, Mrs. T. T. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs..
Anron and child, Miss Kate Anderson. Flora Al
Darling, subjects Of Her Majesty, Queen Vic.
toriAj Jose PArada and z. BridAt, Spanish cub
jecss Madame Reno SalmaF, a French eiiigen /,
Hsnrists NArsni, Italian subject and Mr.. I
PritgO, , Danish subject A number Of other
passengers arrived from the land Of Dixie on
the same beat.
TAs Port HudBoH correspondent of ma gana
paper, writing on the 18Th ultimo, says
There Is talk Of marching. How ssOsr fbe
soldiers are to learn that there is any trath in
the TuroI Some say We are going %
with thirty thousand oolored troops; oibeYs Fav
Gen. UllnRn, with bis division. IL going a.
-. The latest runoI is, that Gen. An.
drews is gsing with corps d'Rriquo TO oaptnTs
; any or al Of which rumors wouid he
precisely the thing desired By our brave soldie,s
here.
0ihsFWiss wo see nothing in the pspers of tbo
slightest mportancs.-80 bls Tribass.
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$3.50 REWARD

q VII give the above reward for the apprehension
4 sRd delivery 70 ns or II any safo jail whsrs I saa
get him Of my BOY, JOE. lie Is a slsnseF. bisck
negro, msdium highs shout niaeteea years Of ago, hss
= scar across the upper par. Of his nose and q mail
5uTap, like a sfyr on bis right eye I'D had on a brown
ia eRzEimere cap. and an old brown iaana overcast
VIII a cape TO T.. BE Il very intelligent, but talks
be ken Ike an African. He left ne on tho down train
al Big shaniy, Saturday night. JznHary 9th. think
be went back 70 Dalton on the up train, rhlch vas at
Big Sh1nty when he left me.
Address W. z. HOOPER, AtsRta.
l&i2Jf Care Willis < Young.
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Gale, slghi ssllEEs per dessR, or sixty dollars
PEI hundred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

~ Il WIN DO seen from his announcement
In Cur columns, that James R BArdOk is . ssB.
dissbe ts represent the fourth Congressional
Distriet Of Kentucky in shs nsxi Congress Of
the Ccnisasrsse States. Mr.. B. occupies . high
social political and literary position at bens,
AID IN hin vs predict for the people Of his ststs
a failhfal and oGcisnt representative.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

~ Col Aichasl Bagsvney, who, fOE some
Dsnths past, has been on dpty in the cOnsshpS
bureau ct OkolOna, Miss, passed up to the freni
yesterday to resume command Of his regiment.
the ed 154h Tennessee, ia sbsdisnss to
orders from Sen Hsrdss. Col Nagsvnsy has
proved himself : gallant OGeOT, and We wsrs
glad 70 and him in the full sDioymsRs Of bis
usual Eobuat health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

NosF DESIRABLE PBknTKTI08, sensisfsx
a ~ aEht kasdrsd ssrpI q iand, = Eeod assllaE.
s-pfs - psasE orchard. nsrs huusaG, gin hoRss, I'D
N .ntku{ltnaa ascsnaET. alt1afc4 Hilhia enn miis -
Tbsnnrtan. upron soa1iy. PoMsaaisa aVsn hame1-
ssaiy. For infsraado9 % pareha1a, HRply - AZ
I'm e. H-LOwE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

-NNNH~ NNN"NN N0NAAlLAAINHs
The Hmss Of The LIST inst, in speaking Of this
proclamation, says:
The amnesty proclamation will soon be pre-.
sented 70 the rebel prisoners now In our posses
sion. We nowh hold over forty thousand of al
grades. OF this number. thirty par cent, e Il
estimated, will sVRil themselves of this oppor.
tunily TO escape from eonRnsmsns aad the Ihral.
dom Of JEFF Davis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

A HOUSE containing three GOOD
a rooaA also, tbs lot o. an acre, and aI tke 9ujt.
able outbailalasa On he Eama. Tha house d ~ :
gsed nelsAboraood In the su5uFss Of The city. For
particulars address
lANNW Atlanta Posi- Once,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

GAEF C0URTHETa AFTuLEEr HAfTauoH.
da4lazl BiEsisH, HsaF Datsa. "a, Dsa - lsE
WARTRD fsr fhia bEstsisa. I've FaoE EUaLERS
W sns Rlsskzzith Ead . EstsrRaY gHrEssa. Per
tAsEs Eaa AigasEt Wages VII Be PHd. Apply ~ snsa
20 M N. p kBETEH
laE4Hs QunrtsrnGtsF RattaIIsH-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12


The steamship Persia brings European datss
Of the 2Oth Of DaceEbsf, but ws End In Them
little Of Importance. .
The Queen continues to b opprssaed with
tie Terrible loss she sustained ia The death al
the Primes Conscrt. Tho second aHniyorssry III
Der bereavement was passed on tho Q4tb nit. In
stict seclusion. A religious service took placs
early In the morning, In the Royal Msuaolsnm
1t Frognore, attended b. HeF Majesty and sew.
sfA OF her children, who placed on the tomb
Wrsaths OF sgsFgrsans and izneyfsIles. Hsg
Majesty makes frequsnt visits 70 he N,rso.
ienD, and tho suat9m, 20 general in France Ard
other continental countries, Of paying these
hoRoFs to the memory Of the departad sssD,a
likely, from this high exsmDle, Of being mes.
dueed inse England.
Tbs V0lant, q ateaner esskursl nv E.do,.l
cruisers Of Matameros, was insured IN LoHdar
for $500 900.
The London papers, IN speaking Of Inc pri.s
tight between Heon&n and King, sayt
King ~ three quaetegs of an inch taIay tbs.
HeenAn, the isEsor being six fact one spd . b.If
inch. HssnaR declares that he received -.
severe treatment from tue hands Of Savo-. 80
he did frSm King. His Appearance After tba
eight il thus described. NV
bis face WAS considerably disa0Bre5 -
there was q cat on the tight side Of H. 49,
lip, shout half an inch In length, which rsH5;rsS
= sntsa. 1hefe "es no bruises shout The hodv
Of any consequence, but thsre wsFa 4 Ssg
scratches On ths Ghost The sctieR ct the hesr,
WAS very feeble, and tho PElsa SCARCELY parca-t.
ibls. On The eYening Of lhe fsbths had 4 fsiPt-
ing d. Tbs pulse HEs WoAk, very eomnTs-s-
ibls. and rAthsE above Loo. The left lapg ~.
healthy, but eYsF the apex Of he riehe thsrs
Uas 3 dizziness, vita evident signs Of sos~ss.
ton.
Critics say las HssnsR's trsisinE vas too
long aEd too sevta@
The money has boen handed over TO K;no
HssEaB has not Appeared in public since lis n.
feat King has sRtsred into = theatrical so-