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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24
REmovn TO rms UOUaTnr,

a
It is-s principle ssys the Columbus Saa, sv.
parent to every mind, tha., when any article is
mueh il demand, iss price is eTesay enhanced
Wherever, too, large numbers of people eongra-
gate, there is pressing reed Tor provisions.
Hence, in eities, articles Of food always obtain
higl price thRn ia the country. The scarcity
Of producers, and largo maltitUds Of cen
sUHaerB, also largely increases she COS. Of every
aecesssry ef life. These are truths, patent TO
every mind tbat, for nonsnt, can reject.
Kysry one must SOS thss our eiiies aro too
mach crowded. Tbs fabulous priss5 oEsred
here for labor, possesses . fascination which
lew can resist. Tas poor dream OF fortunes
won by Few hours OF Toll, ard lhithor they
ugHd in crowds. Taey heed 7os the fact tbai
in towns tho superior vsluo Of all that supports
life viii fast consume every cant of their hasd
earned wages.
Slight thought will c8B7iHcs any one tia.
provisions sre cheaper in the eeustTy tLan il
town, Lat re7i5s1es MD pure -sn3 brseirg airs
IS fnr more pleasant sad desirable, sn1 that in
proportion labor is mach laoro rsmuneistl7s in
tha ferEer than the latter locality.
We must have more producers If we world
buy chsaply. Take your negroes fiom town,
vbo7e they learn nNueht save vice and currup-
tioH. Every ac.s Of land planted this yssr will
add SO much 70 our county strength, ard your
0egros5 viii make fsg mors in tho cor7 Geld
thss hey Pessibly ear, acquiring lhs asAnaess
si tie viiest .of The vile Let agriculture bo
yiFsisEsly paehcd forward ans well 70 longer
csns.r's ef desr,h and scarcity Pabiie cdl-
~ and private gooa, alike Fequire tast 81 the
'a5oF pessiblo, g. every psrsan whq eaa. should
rsnove hcH cur ioans add cities.
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hrrtbr,s-t. esn. Iaek..n.
Ia tie rsp9rt Of Secretary s-tdsn the f0llow
irr lrihEta 70 SiennraI Jncksan neeurs:


Ia TIE rsp5Tt Of Secretary ssidsn the fSll0w-
iEE inbuts 70 SionowalI Jacksen occurs:
Around hin clustered, with peculiar wkrnsh.
lkeir gratituia. their affections aud taeiE hopes
His deeds hsd approved hin . warrior Of the
highest order - he ~heis ten T Of bis life in
peace, as in var, had shJR5 ain he vary iyBs
and model Of the Christian hero F.cn iae
frss battle of MsHssyss, VIXEN, By his hmness
aad ioviucible Eiil, = e-Tnsd tks title nov iB-
diss0lnbly connected Wilh bis name. down is
the battle o. ghaEcslioTsvilis, where his dsart-
legs vu.or s-.u.- its fsai sid most decisive
blow, be wEs identified With almost evssr irs-
p,l ant movement Gli brilliant viesery 'u VIZ
glHis-
Ia lad lived long enough 10 reap & full hEs-
Vsst Of fame, 70 have bseons an example 90 lis
coRRtryuen, and The sdmiTsuoa u ise ciYsl-
iKsd soTld. Bat 70 he CoEfe5e.aey LID less is
fslt 70 Be not oBly irrePz-sbls, hseaRsa the
nen5rY Of bis deeds and ;hs spiTit he inspired
glow through tho hearts of iis-s.snies 70 sui-
mate to noble sanitation ard kinsrsi dseds ei
yslCr, patriotism and ssltdsyosiou. The blood
Of such s martyr to he esuse sf s5utheTn lb-
erty and independence can01iEss = 90 iie fsisn
And degolioz Of al is je,sEders. and coast
ta.ss sssistless sppszl to the symysshias oi
MANKIND ss 30 he jssEisz- Of God against lie
foul aggressi8Rs Of our inTa5erE.
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Special 70 ths Atlanta Re Rsgls.-I
Rraln IL. Rra-a

Special % shs Atlanta r. g,..srI
RFsan size EFszf.
D4LTsE Jsuuary y Secret inf arasatlsu ao-z Eortb
Alstsa sssss As thirty tL0ussad laiazTy. sl.r-an.
sorfs hve ,sSuEaEd eavsEg end ssvsaty Disess of az
nery, al HuaisYils. O1ly ssn rhoussnd nan ara
garrisoniHg Chsissnesgs.
IasIsa'Ious ars .zat ths ss-my win sssneoz Ess
Tsanssass. .nd asFaass from Eorss AlsbauA
L L. aatiePssd tbst Ossks ssEairy Is preparing 10
nsss rad "a selna, AlAbaaA
Cars Uin s1oa b. rdunips from . A.hsas 10 Keats
via
Thsrs 6 no fores st Stevenson.
TIE sa8ny sas pieEsisd N 5r0ssinEs Of lie Tss.
nesss from BaJsspsst to Bolfonfs 30 Pzsaiug per,
zite5 IL OF cut Of tasir ines.
Fifsssn,h array corps (eayairy} Pzsssd th-sggh
ssvsassa On tie I5sh syas Il sas dEssfisa Of Ezsh
vile.
Bal tBs sesineals ara a. BadssEort
All tAs zesrots irsn BID s-Pors and Sieveusoa are
saai 20 Ns.Lvlls- They are ssnfuTPtins ussrsss sas
giving tssls hHusrsl soIisn bsanty.
TArss rgs-zsats Of nsgOes haze passed towards
Sasz7i.l5
Ta- susnys nlovssszis iad-sa.s & general TAI back
Thsy Ten ne sazsus thai they are Eslns % give ug
iA-s sids o. ths river . tie rebsls. "GO"
SPessi DlsPatla 10 the Rebel
DALTos Jsnaa-y s2-Xzjas g. A. Esz-y srnvsd
he ycstsrasy froa Tusc-nb.s aa5 rsuo-tz Rsddyis
ssaazaad IN Frlszdid o5nItoa Tor service TIE enemy
q sompsiias su sitiEszl aavs Hu1tsTs who refase
e take tssosia Fosrsst IS isiag good srvies he Lad
whipped shs enemy :: LsGrazgs, CoIlsrsyshs sd Csr
EaEzioEn Ths yossg nsa srs aosk.Hs f-em al q1sr-
tsrs 20 his sozzmsnd
Thsrs Is lsrse sssss ia YVES. Ts1as-sss ss-ay 70
join Sim
BrIEht ProEPss.s fos s7rIsE eanps.sn
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ODE 10 TIE SoVTz.

BY yIRGEIUs HUTCHEH.
Cline senssth whose gsnisl EHu
Eutsw's victory MAS won,
Where ths dust el Washington
Sleeps IN g.ory's bed
HsFess from Thy Hssztsd shade
Per .hss hs-s Ezuzs 5Ao bst;Io-bladsi
Eoly Isen for thse hzvs prayed,
PairiotJusrsyrs bed
"WaRssriHg JE5s" sinks in g'ooz
6rAss ls1res rises from tie te1zb
Rene BAH less heE eagle plume,
Lost her eeuqu4fing naEs.
Infant nsuo1 ef the WeEtl
Rise with truer greatness blsst,
saIltsd cues who're now al rest,
Marisd Thy p1ih 70 fame.
Enpirs Of The brave aad feel
Try ts ldf shall reach rom ssa TO sea-
Tksu who shsl bid thee bead The kRee
Ts tyrsnts thrOnst
Knowlsdgs Is thy amor bright,
liberty thy sssssR Light,
Gee kiHsslf tAy shisi5 q night,
BsW to hin alone
Will close by rem ,rkiHg tkss viii ossaElosaIIy
wis Whea anything Occurs thst ;alak will be OF any
htorest 10 the readers Of your sKsseui paper n the
ty ysur APPEAL is Partlsslss fsysrlss With Ken
iu.ky ssys sad Is Eors Bspsht afsr by than than any
ethsr ps.sr In ths gsu,h. Long nsy ii wave unti Il
can have Ae largest erezlatioa Of azy psPsr In thi
csnisdersey YsUTa sysr,
MsEIsSAs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

Sick AED WOUNDED 5EoRGIANs IN TEN
NEssEE.-Ws fad, in the Coinnbia GHzTdiaH,
he following list OF sick and wsuad'd GsoI-
gaps Of Loagsirees's corps, esPtaFod IN Lou
? y, Tenn, who were at TIE esrPs iHhrmafy on
, , Sd Of December
Wounded-J B Sanders, 60 G, Cobbs legion,
finger, lsfs si Chsitan0oEa; J " AbneT, go G,
Is.h, arm, q, &c; J " FoBlsr, co =, 9TH, leg
al do; c W Whiiils, go K, 4sh cavalry, thigb, sl
dos W d He5scpeta, co ID, Isl eaSa airy, feot,
AZ Do; W r Slater, CO r, 7lh, thigh, st do ;
Il 3 Jsldsn, 60 L. 24.h, rheumatism. at do; A
Z BTanch, co d, l5sh, uurse, AZ do; z Mann
90 A, S.h, leg, a. dos D A Davis, co @, l3th,
Tecove ed a1d seat 10 Rockville; L Lazs, co
2, lth hand, sent 10 DO; i q Barnet, co q, 4th
caysiry, sids, seHt 70 DO; EorthiBgton, co 3,
4s.h, nsrse, left ai L9udVn.
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LnTrER Faosg a4aNArsAa.'


EBIroRl ArFE4L. After continued sPel Of iaelsra-
eat tvssfhsr. daring which 'hs fass Of nature wore
frcuh We have s.esF SKY ard ga.aea sanshlzs foea
hg the asizs wlsh sarfarcas rsdiEn=e. asd ganis 3
through the bare brsasAss Of Tho fsdsd woods Ike lhs
smile Of ianossaes in soma haunt q ssize and
SHAME; AID tie days are s those il which Il IL sup
posed Evs lOTsknos ia the gay bowers Of Eden
Faklz, advantage Of the fas vsnther, the treeps
have goas 10 work horougLly raa3yssps the camps.
which bers iadzb.b.s svaeHss IF tn nthy reSgl Sfs
gias Eud we hare .arssd la" al the tents ard a.oz
hslsa-ing to the command, ia order to be ready for
uuiueuIassred vorE, end the sa n ebert space OF
ie bavs erected sonuoa2us sabias IA which tAsg ssn
cSrsor:sbiy pass ihs winter.
Batss brigsas, or nsirbbors, are cut on sArEaiaA
dr tbis rao-ni. and notwithstanding i6elr disnsN,
since the srasss sory Of AiEsiosary ridge, sAsy dri
wen and make fair appearance.
We have lately reserved general orders which. Il ear
ried out-aad see hat they wil bs-wli make ths
army sf Tennessee Of Tie best drilled bodies q
troops Ia th!s county # tin ths 1erd Aops 70
them sxsosisd tis vsry iszer They win keep ths
mnd r tbs solder fully ossupsd, SD he VII have
time fer gloomy iorgsedibgE asztard feEfz
That thsrs are Ecas rnsn ~ this eonnszs whs weud
ssssrt wh favorsts oppor:aaiy, csnror Be sussezs
fully ssnsed; bst sueh sn are few sad fss b. T7soo
In tss Esrtfsr liberty is al eoezLrss Of ,hs erld de-
serers tthss- have bses ID Tie rsnks sEee now
IA ouTs They sgs IN the army of ile Ast revolution
Thoss klos uPsu tho s0gutry's brow,
Fs~s traitors then ars traitors Row
To all iE,h the nsn orag of fEssdo nay vel address
tas words of the Immortal iYlsard Ct the Esr.h-
90, let Thy IesK thAa w5r.aa's hand
Assams tbs digtaE rot he brGzz
AID now, bsirg soE5svss, IN Tie peeiisal neod lst
ne ssnd yos the following ysrses written By Vsnius
HuiehSa ssrgssa; ia Company 3, Al Ksnisssy-
enc ef ne most talented and promising yours poets
Of The South; they breztAs the sPiris of poesy
and patriotic devotion
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For lhs hsnphis Appeal
RoW LONG. o L0Rpf


E5W ioas, o Lord shsil FsagsEass sisspf
Hos lsss 10 Thoa th7 Ersih rastrz1i
Hos iosE 51soss ,rhy hEnd dsth sweep
EFom oa The ear.h ths vsnds7s rsigns
B-foFs tssr iapisus isrRs thou 2; Itssp
Das5 In' ths vurtez sf thsir6 6aus-<
Ere Tlod7Eii; szsszs iLs.a re ,zls ErolgE
Hou long sTsat eos- az Iz-l. hss .snsi,
BsAall. o Z rai tss Ysnlsis toreh
Halh laid osE bsIdlr barren asstss
AHd viii = h-nEs d=lgll hey sgs-ch
Ta7 green 2 - ~ ny bsu1ty g-lasd
5lzEss Eeatk Eny isnplss s5sEh
Ana horsa uhers Vrtus hol5s h sasssi
6hali - elduaa H1ssh nors ais Ersus
Hon Isus. srssi Co5, car Ls1sl hoF laast
BeEsla, hsW Eitars thsy psrvsrft
Kew Dssoistioa Rafzs iasiF tr-sk
H5E HoEoy's pnsSspss iesy dssast,
To f0il5H eEiass dszlea-ae
How carzags slaads ca he aiesr
70 srSaa De Sesds VIA Eh.eh sssF nieE
3lst We EubEl' 70 dsmons' arousf
How ioss Ersai Gods ear Lsnl hsW ld1s
. Lsithsa o L0lsf Isi hen bsEsss.
NAsa Thsa ssalt ids tas Er0ag szd r.ihs
ThsiE sarisks wEi rsnd IL mldalghs air.
Aas diEaai. Lord. vi Be- shs aishl
70 ssa ths Yazaals Wild Despair,
A Thoz dost meet thsul n Tt7 mIsbs.
Aad HsEus bizits ihsiF savage thz5ne
Whsa thou. Erra- Cfost aysnys our ursus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

PRETTY GooB-Tn the Houss Ct Rs2rssen-
tstivss, on Monday, MT. Moore, Of kentucky,
cfar.d resolution inviting haior-Gsa. Breek-
inridss to q seat on the Aoor.
a member moved to sd the name Of Lieut..
Gen. Hardee.
Ohe-s fTen the several s.ssas moved to In
elude the names OF BTigbdler-Gsns. BeRninE,
Hoke, Q1sslos, s. E. Joaea, Gregg, and others,
when Ar Hilton, of Fiori3s, stated that there
we're nsny YT;rstss in Richmond, jasi SIS dis.
iinguished as somo Of the brgsdisrs, and be
therefore moved to include them ia the resolu-
ton.
Mr. Moore then ssksd lsaYs to Withdraw his
resolution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

CeLUasBUs REPUBLIC This jsurnsl has
passed from the hEnds Of hIr J. D. williams,
former odiseT and proprietor, into those Of
@sssrs. Rysp, Bowman & Co., Mr.. J. D. Ryan
assumiEg the duies Of editsr. Mr. Wlllans
IS ROW permanently installed, s5 j5iat Propris.
tor with Gel Shannon, in ths Clar:oE Jaiso,
tke only daily Journal now published upon tss
soil Of Mississippi whsrs hin superior blsinsss
isss viii ead ample scope We wish all these
gentlomsn mush success in thsir new dsld Of
IabeT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

EE The oommen slider bush Of our country
IA yrsat safsguard sgunss the devassstiens OF
;nsee,s. II sny one viii uSsiee, il will b found
tbst iesects never touch sldeIi The lSaves Of the
sIssr scattered over cabbage, ,cueHm bars, squssh-
az End other plenss, subjscs to the Ta7sges of
inssels. efoc.ually shield them. The plum end
o.hsr fruits subjses to the raysges Of insects,
nav be saved b. placing on the branches, and
through the Tree, b1Bshss Of the elder leaves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

~ The Yankees lately espiuFsd in Les eoun-
ty, By Gen. " z jones, belonged to the 10th
nIinois regiment The major, e. c. BOe'S, who
commanded them, is confined in the jail Of that
county, on tbs charge Of killing ono Of oar men
sf.sr be had surrendered, sRd oihor outrageous
conduct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

We are g-stids1 t3 losm from many persons,
Jest arrived here lTom Dalson, hat the amy
Of TenHossss is rapidly Gllirg up, ana lhss the
Jest Of spirits prevail smoRg the troops.
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TELRaR 3 APHIO.
neport. d shs =. 80.

isEc5 aa-cfsizz - aet q esErsss i tss yeHr 1873
byJ :. EaRsssEH, n c1e eek oEos 4 tie Dis
sct Ceust ef the 1essaszLts States fos tas Esf-A-
eFu Ffatrfaf af
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- Pa.esssala, -.

PAseSsoChA. Jauusry ss-on the uighs q de 5sa
iaat, AZ outward bound EIooV, ladsn Wi.h lrrpecss
EAiis Attempting ts escape frem P4seas0ula river
grounded OF bar ne rilais Ct Ia psls. To pre-
vent Der from falling iao ha d iha srs sss hsE On
ere. and s4eassasi IN nSEias fhsir escape in mai
bssiI- Ths vszzol tld zareo. via ths sxesPtiou CT
TIVE barrel. ie psutins. Whlsh picked 10 The
W.. side q lhs river, zers sasliT consumed
On The evening Of he sch suu6 a essas 70 suns
iulaa aci tssk bead sishso- m negroes w-O hsd
asd from fhslF oTasss Egsns 1a as river and eari-d
tss1 % 81 islazd
Yesterday asH suabcsi, Hos sea before f. ,,ass
waters, ans .a-ss scssonsEs, olsr gEsa were srsat
% Horn i.,zBd e-ius 10 tbs westward Lac night
aud ibis ornsg several hsasv szus heard n ths
dfsetlsa q CEsndslsar Llasla
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OF. a. eRAWEcNN

Gsats 0-avvferd E'rsSer s. Co.
TEAVzs7a Furekssed BE iuieres,s q mF lzta 60
Fl rsr--era vii soEiigue hs E-lH9 bUHlnu-s .
- SLAVE MATT, o. rsaehscee rsrtu-
Erpefisugs ef nany yezra ouahioa re - -cEvo boy
srs sad EsnsFs ~ fassr sdyEEtaEa.
perffss hariEr Nsaroef fcr safe, OF e.asrs WiEhBg
ts r.rehssa va frd fhei- interest n NY nazBeT q
.saz basisssl dsaitsg tks square" Aiy gozsral
ss,Eu1iatsEes Gad uuusroEs orders secures speedy
Ezles
ssssh Ra-aases and otAsr Aeeo1nEodatlszs 70 AEeE
LAR TaABERs Is hsrst0fors-
PsrEss sui ef Ne city seRting Es &egrosa By E@A
read sElE hza ny bld FoFssrs "Ar5rcW' and Ann
Egr sbOzt ths tlsiBs.
RoBT. a.. ORLWFORB,
Slave nsaigr,
faIfIu Peach Tree rtFaoS
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EcaEssa of AsvertIsEEs-I
80 EceaFsaEs .

O. SV-aEscsiszf atr5eE between OesG-
fzs sad sac Afdauta ans west E'oft7f
ks-szrsncl.
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KENNEDY AoUgH,

ON ~. E0gs8. betwscn -fFsrSla ssd HrsaHtsn
snsnv Esnps q fhE l-=st asszt igcasloes IA tba
- sf - ssrFsisag pahiis sil h=e q 70 rhair Inter
sefe -. shi--. T'et tLsls Is s,Wags fslEisesa Th
IA -. - sssrrss zsvrSs 6akEon srs IN the haoit
49, r3ssss tasrslsrs nssa hs.NsA 70 rsEsnner
u s5sill7r- iafs
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From ekarIsston.

CHLRLEsT0E, January al--Ths snsny eoEinsaeed
throwing fuse shells teday. Oae hundred and three
shells usrs rsd fsoa haf past avs oeoak ysSisrday 70
hslfpaSi avs this svsEiRs.
cHGRLEaroE, Jsnuszy 22.--Vsry iiits drag 70 day
eulv ssvaa shss were thFsSn into the sify. The en-
amy hsvs bssa shellag Ssesslonyile from ListheaIs
lulet battery The posisa Of the ssst hu been
changed Ne news sf interest from the coast.
oEARLEsros, JAnaAFy ss-Ths aring sn she city
has ssmoI; sntrsiy Sssssi only nias shells sre Since
s'eock yesterday evening. Ths POasion and uumSsE
Of ths ases G6Outs ususl.
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Frsza YIskabaEs.

MERIDIAS. January 21-AdFiess from Ylekssurg -
port The river blsekaisd GysenviEs and MIAksn's
bsnd by batteries snd few transports get dsn and
prosisiens rose 10 sn exhorbl.sns high price
The steamer len Franklin was taken 70 VskluFE Fs-
snntly BY ssR5oat with her crew in irozs Tss boal
was dsssss4 crossing 0Tnanss soreE fer ice enfsssz
stes to the Louisisna shore.
i 6ght sesuEsd at Rsdbsns, Warren county, = shors
time sinee bovssR .hs negro troops and whiies TIE
negro troops LED number ef yankees, when r-in-
forssslis arrived charged the nsEroes ,osk ts=lr AZ
siilsry and opened On thsa vih srsps and canister.
Several hundred YsEksts killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

- Elevlu fhoasan4 dollars haYs bssa sub.
seribed aad paid IL ColHnbia. s O., 10 saaip
Gsn. Aefgan's somaaad. u is designed &
raise - maeh mere,
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REPoRTe FROM COMMFTTEE.

Mr. Hatridge, Of Georgia, from the commit
tee on Wsys f'nd Means, reported back sundIy
resolutions relating to taxation, and asked that
they be referred to he special committee on the
currency, whsh WAS oEde,ed.
Mr. Jones, Of Tennessee, from the sama COM
mistse, TO which was referred the petiioR Of
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AIoTloy 10 RECONSIDER.

Mr. Smith, Ct North Carolina, Submitted 6
motion to reconsider tho vote By which the
House passed sho bill in relation TO cotton de-
s-ra-sd II thsi mellon was sgreed 70, be
sho4ld move to emend tse bill SO ss to include
pro9ezty Destroyed by raids Of the enemy.
Mr.. Perkins opposed the motion, and the
House reF1cef 70 reconsider the vote.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

ORAsaz SoBAT HcUss JsausEy a2.-Elsas psLso,srs
caP.s-ed by squad g The Sh vrEaiz ssvs'ry, uI.dss
Hsss String yellow, UErsRtos. Eays reached this
place.
flag Of trgos vas sat to the saoay "a Meadsy,
sAkng Psriasoa fog 10 family si Gov. Sails ts coma
from + srsasou late iiass. An EHsWsg WEs 70
ceivsd ysstsrisy refusing RsfmissioR.
Psrsoas ias cut fron cslpsPer say the Yarkssl are
trsasag people kiadly furnishing Tie most needy
with rSiiOas sas hauliag wood for she's
All she 6ye osrPs o. the sasny's iafzRtry, ozssPt
guards fsz bridges ssIRg aroznd Cdpepspss Csur
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

The following appeared in yesterdays Times
from its Paris correspondent
NJ. Mathieu de la Drome has just issued his
weather annual, rs well as his double and triple
almanlcs for what remains OF the present and for
the whole of next year. IT, with this CopiOus in
formation within reach, any persons are still un-
certain about the atmospheric changes during
the next fourteen months, they have only them
selves to blame, and their voluntary and iuvlnci-
bic ignorance. What NJ. Matthew de la Drome
gives are not simple probabilities or forecasts
but downright positive predictions, which, IL full
filled, must carry the conviction of his intllli-
hiity to the most ObduTate heart and, If not full
/ filled may be ascribed 10 the malignant envy of
/ the elements themselves.
! With a gift OF second sight beyond that Of the
| Highland seer who sang to LOchiel the disasters
| OF CullOden, he tells us what is to happen not
| only each month of the coming year, but each
day, If not each hour They who would 20 down
10 the deep sea in January must take care not to
do so towards the close of the month, for in those
days "yiOlent winds, with snow or rain, following
the regions, particularly on the coast of the ocean,
| will prevail" Navigation will be most dangerous
and, as NJ. Mathieu de la Drome judiciousy OBJ
serves :-"If the warning I give be dsreglrded
disasters at sea will have to he dreaded. The first
days o. February will be marked by the same
tempestuous weather; but it is on the l4th or
10th, and about the Dist or 22d, that wind, snow,
and rain storms will be in full fury. In April
people venture now and then on short cxcur-
sion to the country TO see how the fields look
after the winter campaign,
Take care, however, to keep within doors on
the l4th or the l6th for the "wind will be high,
with or without water;" and the water viii
r decidedly predominatc on or before the 23d OF
c 25tb. BE more than usually careful in June, 70
twill be month OF thunder; and take all youl
4 precautions against the halstOues which viii bC
IS plentiful in July, In August the drought will bt
l. great and wide spread in France and will last U
IS the 10th of September. TeetOtalism will be mate
,r rally impossible for while, for water will b
N exceedingly scarce, and l presume people wi
O have TO Quench their thirst with more gener0u
m liquids. There Is, however, q slight slimpse
DE- hope in the last prediction, for NJ. Matthew de
ID DrOme, IN his review of August, says, 81 am n
D. perfectly fixed about this month"
ID II appears thar both publisher and sDothsay
III lind in these productions a source of wealth Tt
p- circulation is said TO be Unprecedented, aud
ss long as continues so nobody can expect that
u will "bIeak his staff" or "deeper than did ev
es l.uWmt. sound VIII drown MS DDOk'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26


The court OF ElelnOTa Of Guycnnc, wife OF
Louis VII and afterwards Of Henry II, OF Eug-
land decided in answer 70 question :-"If
favored lover carries his homage Co another lady,
YET returns, after month absence and neglect,
% his 4rsr love, O1gl- Inc lady 10 pardon him or
90 reject AM tuH. s1cn is The nature %. love,
thar o.t.n tHO lovers pretend % be G1sigous of
other ru-aaemsnt7, iu order 20 assure themselves
still more Of the fidelity and coustanCy of the per-
SON loved, 10 would then be TO offend the rights
of love 20 reject under such preteXt the tender
ness of lover who returns peniten., unless there
are proofs of his having been uniNtn,ul.' such
was the verdict pronounced by the suzera.n
many countcssCs and yhgrglG.nes, The Court
was indeed, SO UCIlcau- il matters THAT cone
Ceraea i', that 10 ruled tha. no aIy could accept
presents of love WlIgut granting return. This
certainly iett the CL.'C.4ila a- liberty 20 decline
receiving presents. aIr j. attach O stigma upon
.l. presents received. Outhe OtaCr hand, o knight
who had violated the secrets OF love was forever
% be reiCC.ed and desp.sed, ana any cha.al1nC
who should show MIN favor n any way lould be
visited with similar repIs.ls. such were the
courts OF old, when the escJtchgOus were no.
CmblazOnCd wtb modern herCsies, and before the
noble hawk and falcon took their departure from
the woods and hills Of France with the OLD
nobility Of the land. These courts held their
s',linEs under pOpeg, kings, and princes alike.
N0sIalamus relates tL-t Counts Flntimlle and
DE Ieudes, having come on visit 90 Pope InnO-
cent VI, 40 Ayignun, they went TO hear the sem
teuce deCreed by the ladies at the Court OF Love,
Provence was 10 that epoch covered with flourish
cathedIals, aud well-cultlyated a60eys and
prlOries. These were dispersed al over the
plains, valleys, aud hills, from the CaYennes 10
the Alps; a nobility OF exceeding chlYaTy ana
unbOunded gallanuy inhabited these teudal resi-
dences, in which brilliant courts and tourna-
ments were held, Courts Of Love, hawking ana
hunting caYalcades, were the pastimes or the
chaselaincs Of the middle ages.