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KINIIL TRIBIINE ALMANAC for III Cnn
TNtt FIIbIl-F'Il.
yINHE GREAT WEST: MIGRANTS, SET

4 TIERS and TRAVELFR>' GUIDE AND HAND.
6OOK 10 the Stacs Of CarrcIsis and ORrCoy, and the
herncries Of SKBgAsEA t1An, CoLoR'po, IDAHO, 'oy
aASA NEVADA sud wAsHISGgoN, Win ie! end accurate a.
. cunt Of their CLIMATE. .DiL GEsCLEt -. and
PRODUCTS, accompanied By Slap showing TIE Sl.t-
TRAL ROUTES to the GOLD TitLus, and complete
f.b. o! distances BY EDWARD H. HALE, aulo. nj ilo
Tor Tie Wet" Ice 81 cents 8 I DOZEN end sent Zee
Of pos age on receipt prize OT. may be eadgescl -
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Financial.
AND LIVERPOOL

NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL r1
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
100000 SHARES At SO EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION FRlCE $S PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY
oFycv.s:
Hon DANIEL 5. DICKINSON Pgesidert
VIM T. PI!IPPS. Vice President
ROBERT BASSETT. Secretary.
Books are open for subscription 8, tac ohce OF t. Comps
ny, No % Empi,s Building No Il Broadway, n J.
Tho lands OF tho Compiny situated in the hear. Of the
Oil Region aud include portion, o; those well known local.
ties the McEhenny arm tie DcCn;ook Farms" and
other proved and vauDbe w9ran. territories, including
two thousand ocres 0, hc be, o. Territories along OH Creek
and IA West ygu n,c under process of successful devsl-
ormcn -nd oil % already reg i and l'rsey produced r'"
several wells upon them.
Adires, the Company p. o. Box No $3.50, New-Yorf
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Sales bn AuttIon.

A. 81. Mr.vlx. Anc,lonee 40.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos. 69f and
- COS Broadvsy COZ Of i,h'tS1e: q F BGess:
FRIDAY EVENING, nov. IS, at O'Clock. -,
MEDICAL LBRARY-A large collection Of ,a" ',os
hat ore choice and scarce Most OF them Of Standard
French Eiiiions. For pa'tcuar' see Cseosue.
doom TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. A95
I'D Bwsy nearly opposite s. Nicholas Hotel GEO LA
WIT Auctionscr tyJ t. Cooley Oon'e'n'e"'1
Orncp DRPor CouMss,Rr or SUBSISTENCE.
WAsHI,Grog, d. C.. November " iSo,;
rOVERNMENT SALE OF HlDLo ~ a.
~ Low. EMPTY BARRELS, Nv ~ ee so'h a. on
lie Auction at siSth'iTce, MhSh W"'nns'"p o.. folo,ls
Fuesd.y. November u. 1864 at IL eioc4' n VIC
'''' 500 Heel Hide, Jmorc or le'sl
I2.A Sheen P.lts, tnlore " lcssD
t,uO1 pounds OF Iah9w ~.
al.o 10, Of Ntatieai Oil, Horns Empty Barre''sc'
Ieun.-Css n in Gov IHmcu' funds
All parcEase, TO be removed within ten d,ys after sale
5. {. GREEAE Capt q I, ,. '.
HARDWARE TRADE SALES. and AUG
IA TlON ROOMS.
10 IS BFEEsNtr
. E. "A-' Tius DAY FRIDAY Nov IS,
Atlol O'clock At The a se,S t sgIi
SPECIAL SALE
FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
In great variety and in 9. 70 sis city end sgaiSM &C.
oordeons Fancy Tabo Bells; also. fun lines Maac''
WALKING CAMS,
together viihn general assortment ol fuh Boxes ioooc
and sega Cases Paints Brushes. Toy Ws,ches steel
And Gii " atch Chans. tine French
VlOLlNs.
Also Sp,ctsces and Eye Glos cors crews Compose ec
torr,hc! with i lines Of Hand Mirrors and Rosewood
TOILET GLASSES.
Also.
b or Ter and for account Of the ..
BLIND MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.
JUTE BACH AND corr MATS.
IN variety and assorted srcs6X26 l5xJi, and 'oxo
BRi SHE'S.
oo0 Dor a.sor.i Shoe scrubbins Stove, Horse Tool
Brushes. rnd fresh goods.
Catalogue ready early Oh morning o. 'aie.
|VT s. GOVERNMENT SALE.
u. L. NJ. HOFfbiAN's son co. will sell. on MOI
DAY Novrcs 81 ut - oclcc within Their store NO. III
a.r,t DIV order OF tie United states Goyetnigeat.
~. Mass BLhNkEIs,
49, Citizens SADDLES,
a. do. BRIDES
Qu.nrRRxAsTER.0 ESERAIs OFFICE. lissr DivIsioS
NAsHIsGTOy CITY. Nov. y. lbA
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
W 20 the highest bidder, q, the time and places named De
YoRK PennsyIyania THURSDAY. November Il, 1861
LANCASTER Fennsyivanis, FRIDAY, November % 1854
FASTON, Pcnnsylvafia. THURSDAY. December !. i1i
Two Hundred Csvirv Horses 81 Zach pa-e
These Horses have been condemned unit for the cavalry
service Of The army.
For road l.rlnns purpo,.s good bargains my
br had
Hoses sold .ingly.
Sale. ~ commence ~ 10 O'Clock An
TefGs. Cash ia United States currency.
JAMES A. FEIS,
Colonel in charge fTst Division q NJ a. u
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CAPITAL STOCK. 100, 900 SHAKES.
PAR $50. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE So 10 rNh ABLE
AZ THE TIME OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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NOV READY.-MARTEL'S GREA! PIC
~ TURF or CENTRAL fARh-On E-Ai5 ion -.e cad.
a.! subscTi0eis bv
Mcssrs APPLETON.
RAIL. DLACA 4 Co..
TIFFANY & Co. e-.,4,,sv
Wii. SCEhl-,
WILLIAMS ( STEVENS.
AUGUST BRFNItNOt
IND a. reception al tie e. itAL 'iFh TT i.
tSLiaU Co. no. 40 Bioad.cg. Pscc. Sk Dollars per
copy.
lhrcuo-l. .lhortaphs published. b'a- Is !t...
It's reproduction o. tle iol-ii.s4'le vf o.
the pe1k a. Ell miue,. DEF a't .c.oI ri n" glance
tne ELAUIA, SfLENDuI MD ASINl>>
,h's .
Evecu,ed dfeo;ly om th. of,ei iiod- Nd i''m 'a"
1aesby Msre IL invaluable Ssc 10 tas granger i' e
si'yhIt HE TVaidrn!.
fiice Six Dola.s Ter copyeui By nail 20 opy part Of lie
country.
Responsible local Agents wanted a eve town a hs c.la
Nv.
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SPENCER. villa CO. Bank
II. ;. LEIGH. fsrqular Buildil
MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY.

wi NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS nos. BAND
The Trustees OF TIC Mex OF CoEpanS have aec ara
.upp.mentlry Dividend Of TEN PER CENT both paSab':
,h office Ncv ~ 20 shareholders o. record a. tue close u
bushes, ,n, day. NOV |. 1917 ,. a.,
WALTER T.. LAYTON. Treasurer
no. 81 Jolu.t., Scy-iorf.
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HARPER & BROTHERS
Il : L L

FRnM DAN To BIERSHEBA:" or, The Land Of Promise
a, Appears. Including Description Of tie Bound
a'irs Topography. Agriculture Aniqutcs Cites and res
c ult.i1t. o. tlat Wonderful Land. With Illustrations
oGte remarkable Accuracy OF the Sacred Writers in their
hllson> {, ,lc'- Native touuiry. by Rev. j. T. NxwhAs
ID. M.p5 aai Eugiayin-s. l2mo, Cloth, Al 80.
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o,s.cs PACIFIC MAE srgAssnie Co.

O,gicx Pacific MAIL srgtzsEiel coz
NkyioRg Nov. :, 1884
ANTU DIVIDEND. Notice is hereby given
~ .h, the Bn,rl II Directors have this day decareds
DIVIDEND OF FIVE % PR CENT ont OF the net eauss
of three months, payable the Once OF the Conpny
on SATURDAY., the i2th rs'ani, o. ~ a m -.- e. .
The Tran Ooas VIII b. reopenei on ItLSDAi, tue
18th irssnt By order o. the Boari %; Directors.
THEODORE r. JOHNSON. secretary.
DE ROTEU NJ.
~ OIL STOCKS. 81
ALBERT H. AitOLAl,
Stock.Oroker srd Auct.onccf,
No. 81 MiLi.itMSr,
Beg. n.orn i, Friends and the Public
thst lie + , Member of the PETROLEUM STOCK Ek-
CHANGE BOARD and give, his special attention 10 buying
eri selling o. Oil Stocks ia irsicla comrenies Compsnes
that their sccs placed upon the Gall Last OF ths
Board do Tree OF cLare snG obtain Tie Necessary p,
Parties desirons Of 'rm'ng new companies OF
ttoioe on property on'V will Ind facilities Loo
doing so application a. above - - ,,o,o,,,.
ALI. THE LEADING PETROLErM OIL STOCKS
THAT ARE PAYING EbOt LAR MONTHLY DNiU
ENDS aye i,g sac
NfCOIAN'S
STOCK SALH-BOOhS,
No % NILtAx.Sr
~ kr,' class OF Stoca. only solicited.
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BtRBtrts HISTORY : Novel. by AxElrA 4. In
wAg9s Aata5- o. d" Tie Ladde- OF Lis, &C. &c. Ne.
EI.Jl. o,s, Paper . cents.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

A GALLANT RRcoRD-The officers OF tho
Fifth army corps Of tho Army OF the Potomac
are now in session to decide upon tho battles
which shall be inscribed upon their Gag, and II
appears they find It no easy task to mako . Sc
lection, as the regiments comprising tho corps
have participated In no loss than eghty-sIx
general engagements, and no Gag can possibly
hold than all What . splendid commentary
.gpsa u lkhsMg ssqplgtss os our ssuiaA a
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

THEY RETIRE IN DIsoUsT.-The Rip Van
Wrinkles Of the old forlorn journal Of Commerce,
"waked up" BY the thunders Of the late cleo
ton, have rubbed their eyes, taken look Of
the clay OF the land" and they retire in disgust
from the political arena. Their speculative
calculations, like those OF the "maid OF the
milking pail" have fallen through, and so
they are going on anew tack. This is the first
symptom Of tho coming collapse among large
batch OF exhausted party journals running upon
n low diet on the chances of the late election.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

Hon. JIM BRooKs-1hs celebrated "ma-
chine smashor" has very narrowly escaped be-
Ing smashed himself. He comes out Of the
latc melee like badly frightened, somewhat
damaged, but not fatally injured passenger,
from tho smashed mp wreck Of railway train.
We rejoice OF Ms good fortune, in view Of bis
monthly byteher's bill and bis turkAy for
Thspkaaiylns daI
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

diplomatic relations between she two countries
having been for some time past in very pre-
carious and unsatisfactory condition, in conse-
quence Of the exactions Of the British govern
ment for alleged insults and injuries to the
persons Of some Of its officers. Besides, that
government, when it comes into the inter-
national courts, must show clean hands if Il
wishes to assume the position of an arbitrator.
The following is the testimony of . celebrated
authority, D'Habreu, in relation to the prac-
tices Of the English:-" They are" says he.
"the only nation who have been guilty Of thess
outrages (against neutrals). Without regard
to any law, and against all reason, they seiss
the vessels Of their enemies in the sight, and
under the very cannon, Of neutral ports"
II our space permitted We could furnish
numerous examples Of these violations Of neu-
tralty on the part Of England. One meme
rable example within our own time was the
capture OF the United States shp-of-war Essex,
by q superior force, In the neutral harbor oi
Valparaiso, in 1914. The hands, therefore,
which our neighbor fears will be stretched
forth to assist Brazil have too many black
spots upon them to make much Of show.
In short, it is now about time that the
people Of the United States should resolve
that this Union shall stand aud the re-
bellion be put down. 1t is high time that We
no longer should suffer the neutrality Of friends
or foes to do us any further injury or offer us
any more insults The capture of the Florida h,
therefore. not only justiiahls act, but IL 4
an impressive warning "to all whom it may
concern"
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

how suggestive ef the desperate nature Of the
wari We venture to say that there never was
. corps In any other army thai can show such
Q gallant record a this.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

Mr.. BELMONT AND THE CHICAGO CoNvEN-
rIoN.-The Chicago Convention, In resolution
declaring itself sort Of standing committee Of
safety, has left in the hands Of Mr.. Belmont the
power to call said Convention together again
at any time. He should now exercise that
power, get the Convention together, deliver to
It's members his resignation and his farewell
address, and devote himself TO the task Of pre-
pairing bis friend Macmillan for timely re-
moval from Mexico, 80 A. to avoid . financial
catastrophe to himself, Louis Napoleon. the
Rothschids, the Erlangers, the Slidells, the Bel
monts and ell concerned. Our Presidential
politics are not in the line Of Mr.. Belmont He
should at once retire from the business and
devote himself to the timely rescue Of Maxi
milan. Max Maretzek, whose present right
hand man is Massimiliani, has been to Mexico,
and though more successful there than Maxi
milan Is likely to be, he knows that Mexico il
. tickllsh country for strangers.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

WILLIAM G. conner, COUNTY CLERK ELECT
We congratulate our fellow citizens of this
island upon the election OF Mr.. Conner as
County Clerk. He has the well established
reputation OF an honest, reliable and capable
man. We have no doubt be will prove very
decided Improvement in companion with Go
net, "ring" man, whose highest ambition ap-
pears to have been the position Of ring mas
ter.r Tsmmapy made mistake ia setting him
up again, and the people have very properly
rehyksd XsmGApy N eating him down.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvENiN0

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvENIE0.
NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-csp PHrL's
snrsDAr-FRrscH srr-DurcHsAS's Gnosr
BowERY THKArsE, Bowery.-LKxDoRxIE- KNIGHTS
or sr JoHE-Boors Ar THE SWAN
ssoADwAY THEATRE, Broadway.-vicrrs-Pro.
HIBLos GARDEN. Broadway.-TuE CarcKEL
wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway -RosEpALs.
WINTER GARDEN Broadway. .-rooDr Rs--EvERr sopYs
FRrxSp
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway-BuLL IN 4 CHM
ehor-hosK or CASTLE
BARN. BASSuSs kusEuM Broadway.,-srsrr. Ivrr.ss-
rEaFoRsAScEs-Day and Evening.
BRYASTs MINsTRELs. Mechanics Han 472 BROAD.
w9-EruIorIaN SONGS, DANCES, BuELEsouEs, 6c. -Foor
sOSes WOODS MINsIREL Hall sli Brosdway.-ErsorrAs
.CAMPBELLs M1SsTRELs. ie9 and 2ol Bowerv :
HARKD AFp EXCITING MELAaGs or ETHIOPIAN oDpirrxs-
sALLE DIABoLioUE. sss Broadway. .-RoaRsr HErLr.
HIPPOTHEATRON. Fourteenth street-RounsraIA.
erHsAsric AND AcRosAuo ESrxRrAISMRSrs
DoDwoRTH HALL sOs Broadway-ARrsxus WARD
AMONG MoRxoSs
AMERICAN THEATRE, No 4i4 Broadway-BALl Krs
fAsroxinEs, BuRIEseuEs, ac-KiaKA.
HOPE CHAPEL. 72o Broadway-w 90 pRorrr's Bonr.
HiAs TROUPE or GLASS BLOWERS
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. sls Broadw.y-
CuRiosrriEs AND LECTURES from a. M. tn ~ 2. NJ.
HooLRY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. .-Erulop,AS
soSes DAScEs BuKLEsauEs, &C.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11
THE SITUATION.

New Y erik. Friday. November IL. 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

NEW BowERY THEATRE Bowery-c.D PMS
brRrnpAY-FRKscH srr-DurcHs Gnosr
The New York herald., 1864-11-11

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6Is Broadway-
CURiosIrirs ASp LECTURES, from A. NJ TIL 10 r. NJ.
HoOLRY's OPERA House, Brookiyn-ErutorAS
soSes, DANCES, BuRLEsaUEs &C.
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allg Fpeai.
MORNING EDITION.
81
sUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY "a 1854
OaE CAUSE oE rur mseR PRICE
eau ga ua

DaE CkUsE cE TEE aaseE PRICE
@P G0GE.
Ia scms porsior Ct lhis Slats there is no
ioubs but shsi parties engaged il the iliiOit
business OF disilli0E BAD whisky, ars resPon-
sible for the high prlcs Of bTeslsiuF', 50 fsr as
corr is eoncsrnsd The high rates ct which
EQuors Of al kinds are selling enables ihen to
outbid the regular soa5amer, and obtain the
ssr, and the latter is forced 20 pGy the incense
10 cbttia tie HeanE ofliving Ore advanced rsls
brouEh. s5oas By the distillsr, in order 10 avoid
e1mPslisson IS much IS possible, he bids higker
AID higher (whleh as enormous pro6.s en-
eh.ss hin to % as5 fear Ct starvation sgaia
fsEsas tho soosauor 10 advance.
TIE pre6gs Of the ssill are slinoss fabulous
TIE Average yield 70 the bashal Of ccEn is tive
Fs1ass, which sells At the still az frora thirty
70 thirty ave dollars per gallon. In a siHglo
sounty vi!hin cur knowledge lksTe are new
ioarsesn stills running Ia tllis locality, sl-
though without rAilroad communication, corn
is sold ct seven dollars and ffty een's pe1
bushel, tbe distiIlars having ct dEafeat times
advanced the rates until these figures wero
reached. The FlsEtars, tf coarse, want al
they can get, and conseqaenily-ibe poor, and
those depending upon purchasing fer ihsig sup
ply, sys the sufferers While ,hs whisky manu-
taosEreT can pay, If necessary, even greatly
decreased prices, and siiil Poekst his enormous
Illicit gains. Much suffering a.nozs the iadi-
gent whose means VIII not permit the ob!sin-
Usnt Of sufficient supply at such high rates,
is the reEult And this occurs in county
where tie cribs Of shs planters are generally
klled 70 oveTAowiRE.
Cannot this ba Tememedisdf The statute
6ooks Of Georgia contain stringent provisions
sgainsi tie dlst!lladon of-whisky, except to 3
certain extent, and for public purposes OEly
Why ere they not e1i51esdf
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Oar lEssst s3gicss rom the font Of the army
sre ennisiued ii = p9la from the sdiutans of the
PSI Virginia reg uaDs. That regiment, which
is part Of the S.onewsll brigade, is comfortably
housed in splendid Winter quarters, about light
miles below 0rAggs Court Hsuse, on the plank
read leading 20 Flsdsgisksburg (RssY Pisgeh
ehureh.) Our correspondent ssyss We ere
so very comfortable thss / can hardly realiEs
that we sGs soldering. Our sstsblishnsnt is
complete palace, about eighteen by twelve feet,
with good Gre places, etc. AL that IS nsedsd
TO make ths soldiers boom proof against any
sgsil Of very hard weather is e supply Of shoes
and blankets. The coumisssry department. IS
not row issuing very heavy Tstions Of meat aud
bread; get their absence Il partially made up by
a ne arsie sprinkling, now aud than, ct ceffse
AMI sugar which a. IS greatly to t1e enjoyment
o. liVing in ths army
" In the way Oi army sso7emsut5 th>Te is
nothing doine-qEies FsiEus sEpTems-n0s even
q runner Of sensthigg miehty ard saighsy hap
pening on sone CthST parts OF the line, as is
usual at this season Of the yser. The Yaaks
are supposed to be eanforiabiy snse0ncsd some.
where between the RaBidan aud RSppsbonnosk
rivers. ThsiT pickles extend along the banks
of the former opposite te US, where we 90 TO-
morrow for a Eve days picket tour, winch,
assnIe you, is anything bat sgresable q. this
season Of the yea"
This writer is Eallln; soldier, has been in
all the hattes that jackson fought, ard those ef
his successor. HIS spirits, Ike those Of his
comrades, never Gag. Oar army Is composed
Of inst such material. When the Yankees wake
up in the spring aud Try their '.cn 70 Rich
mOnd, - they viii sgsin, as befoge, hnd ssum-
bling bleak in thsiE way .-Rish, ESqaiFsr.
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Frona West z'eansssee-7Esre Recruits fsr
Forrest

Special to The XobIlo Register
WATEEFORn, JsnUary ls-TTo hqndced
men under Capt FenH, Of Tennessee, to ioin
Forrest, pissed hers to-day. They LETT Jaskson,
TeHnessss, Thursday, sod crossed tie Mem.
phis aHd Chsrlessoa railroad Saturday .RisAs
At Middleton They say ssany more ara coming.
Their Information i7-tAAt the enemy are gong
10 oyscuste tho road from Cariuth % LaGt aHse.
Jackson, Tenn was not burned
Thsy learned that Sherman's corps have re-
turned, eleven Thousand strorrs and sre at La
grange, and intend msking g5sad raid south
ward Soon.
Como, JsnusSy -I9-Eor.ksTn dats5 to the
I7th ara received
In the Chicago TiSss Of she 18th a special
dispatch from Washington OF ths ls.h SAYS TIE
Yahbss CoDgcess has ordsred Evs nsioF ssner-
sis ard twenty bzigGiiey. generals 20 b retired
rom the service
The rebels are bulldog three large ifonelsds
g. Charleston.
Tbs Esg York Herald pubHshss az inter
eeD:ej letter dated 2lst ulE, vhich states thai
Ger. Lae has oesa j8inei By Longs rect, sBd is
about IS execute combination, the result Of
which VIII be shspisn.ins 81 the Soa.hsTn Gag
iH Balii1eTs.
/ TAs ST. Louis UaisH hoisss the name OF Abe
Lt8eoln ct tbs head Of its columns fer RsIt
President.
Ths Democratic Cougressmen in csueas al
WassjuEton decides OF Cincinnati ss tie place
| for haidng lhsiE National Csavsnti5n.
The Memphis BEIlstia Of the 18th contains
nothing Interesting sxesPl great complaints
| against gCoTillss-
Anew Yozk dispatch Of tho 18Th says Par.
TaFu. viii leEve-in fsH days Ter below with a
I aeat of niHe smsll draft tozts.
TIE New Hampshire Republican stsEa. cen.
ven;ioB uEaD;mnusly nominated Abr,hsn Lin
eolR ioT President. YIDETTs
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Ascending 70 tho sccounts We get from fhs
other side Of thO big rivsr, Gen. Banks has
abeut IS much ss he asa psll attend to 10 tax
ing care Of BaEkhsad MsgFu5er and Dick Tsy-
isF, gisaa9l undertaking 50 largo 3 JOB bssi5ss
s. sha taking Of Noble. That AIgjers ezmp
appears 10 Lola Fedsrsl troops thst have beaR
pushed bSss - tha; point Of safety by ire vigi-
lsni, active snd ubiquitous TAylsri sud lroa
the notes ct PrspaTEticn ia Texas, yge sboEld
net De surprised t5 isaF9 that hsgrader had
driven BEnks cut Of :sGE sist6 some tins be-
lcTo he gets possession Of &5bile. MsErudsT
snd Taylor are two gerSyaIs from whom gIeas
achievements may be SiEsys confidently ex-
pecssd. They have the dssl and sEsrgy CT
SIeas military leaders, and they are beth iD
dad earnest in tfis war sgaiast Yslzkss doai-
Nation.
VS. may be deceived in this, and Il Is always
well 10 keeps bright lockout aTai5st possible
s18angsUciss, and eur army and naval batkod-
tlss ought to work as If lie Yankees Eere ex-
pse.ed the dRy after tomorrow. We have too
ofien been caught mapping and iuss little be-
hicd-hsE8 20 cur dstrineut in The less Of ier-
Tiiory and ifon-elsds- Ths exPerisHcs bas bssl
costly enough to teach vigiaBes and energy "a
the dulless minds. Let rs eomulis no mors such
anPsrdonabls hlar3eTs -HsbJs RsEistsT.
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OBITUARY.

HI-L1As e4sroy B4sRlssEs, MID 500 Of P. B.
sRd \. P. BarriHEer, Ct FsIola county, Mississippi
del as EIurfTsssburo Te1nsslss, on he lst day Of
Isuusry, 1ess aged eighteen Yeas two nonlhs and
irrsnfy seven days.
Ths sabjset Of Ills r5ti.s beiouEed to company 3.
fgEpt Reslasou) soss Hississippi rssiaszt and vas
morisIly woaR4sd In ons Of he desperate charges
sssds By hs eonmsad or he memorabls 3is: e De
ssRbsr At BuEfrsSEboEo IN his dsah ans her br Eht
IS asdsd ts ths lonS si.tsrug fou q ysztsfsl
aorsos, who have freely sTea thsir blsOd aad sasr
aosa their lives the stsr u Southern lad pend
sass. Bsra and nHrtuEed IA lssrsI ssjoynsst Of
ihs comforts q lie. ard 5suna 50 tie eoasor.s Of
homs b. every - Of sfssiioH nd love ths fraH but
Hobls young Obeylng he Inpuiass Of hls sgn he
rois soul responded 70 hs eodHtrys es snd sssaysa
% % PriTatss dnsy q 20, der n ths ranks C5Is
s-oas, gsssEsss ssd kind. sad psrfsrnsas without
murmur a TIE duties and herdGh2s Of the camps ssd
r.sreh. he solder y0unR msu VOC ths esteem aud Sd
sirz-OB ef al Nho kssu him Esb's young man.
tAou didl thy dcty well, sad sseyed viii Be thy
ory IN the hearts q thy ssrviziag comrades. The
Easss ihst Isvea you 50 a have ong missed you ard
ofsn q, ouua tbs esnp arss hsve eyes been uotsasA
rhsn hey speak of your yirtass- and rensmber how
hsroieaIly yau psrishsd Aad, dear Gsstcu. hov.
soothing 70 the sehus heart OF year devoted uohar
10 knew thst your iaIt thoughts were turned On ha-
szd the prayers she tazghtysu You were no. afraid
70 die No ihoss holy prayers, learned from rssrsS
liz, hsd done thsir seod work and eod b, r-si,.s
Dssth ksI terrers for thss Dssr -vovBg y,,s
sleep HWoetiy On IN thy uassfsnad crave Ths nusr
tsity Of ths good sna brave 4 there Vs-a. AZ .o7
sS'A'i-n low uot how 10 oFsr, but nav tbs kfuS
PTOTidsnes who 'tsupsI tue wind 70 the shcrn Lamb
provide bala for the sshlns hearts of the dsTosss
parents and brother and sltsrs Of hs deceased il tbs
the dark hOur Of thar dssp asiisdon.
60, gsnsis sPlEit, 70 yOsr desiIasd rssl
While ], reversed car zsiurss kludiisr dsou.
POgg forth sorrOWs on your tomb. (
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-24

siege or CHARLESTON TIE b0mbsrimeut
Of the city sir 80 CIR itst Tspsrs Eas been very
slow, enlY slsven Shells having been srei b.
the slasny sP TO bslf-past S o'clock Friday
evening. Al eKpednont with rockets Ia tbs
western part Of the city, gave Tiss t9 scms ex-
asgelatsd r5Fsr.s yesterday. Tie ffiEE heard
Thursday, in TIE direction OF s.ono. wzs frsm
tho snemey's batteries e. LiEhs-hauss irlsi,
shslling Ssssssionvills- The PAwuea care up
sioHo Thursday moTailg AID dss5 fsE shoss,
sEd then returned 20 her ususl Anchorage. Tie
position Of The Gsss remains sboE. .bo same. A
Yaakse sag wss observed unasUal,y nesr Fort
soui.rie TAuT5dAy night A shos from the
fere se0n gs2ssd hsT 70 move of ont Of range.
FHeIs was 70 lows Ct Interest frcn The coast.
ehaTisss0s Courier, sSd