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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

Ess~ Gen. TiilsOn, Superintendent Of
the Freedmen's Bureau in Georgia, has
issued a circular under date Of December
the twenty-second, instruetiug his agents
generally to compel freedmen, who have
OtprOperty enough 20 gel along without
making contracts, 70 accept iaif contracts
when offered to them. He makes Il the
duty Of his agents 70 make contracts Tor
those who fail 70 do so for themselves be-
fore the tenth Of this month, where good
wages and kind treatment are offered %
them, and such contracts are TO be as
binding upon the freedmen a. if made by
their own consent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

w. btD lhedogoione eoftheregimentso ofthe
{ fench army died receatly IA Paris, aged
fourteen years II was adopted by the regi-
nieiit lecalse, during hard march, while
me sifoceo was blowing in the desert, Il
showed thtm where water was to be pro-
cured " went % the Crimea, where IL
was badly wounded, in cou-eouepee of
rs f'detestable hsbit OF running affer ne
bomls;n it WAS present at the hatfles I'd
Magenta and SoIferino, and charged v-ith
the regiment, barking as loud as il could
at the Austrians,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

BsTN Recently a tenor made his first
appearance in one OF the provincial thea
tiers of France i'm the character of
"Aren0ld' i'm William Tell. lie sang his
hourishes which iewsharp would have
envied: ~ appc'le, u H'eHfeud pas ma
rolc," (which is repeated twice, and
means; u call; be does not hear my
voice ~ 4 fellow in the pit bawled out:
"Hc is devilish lucky; I wish We could
say a. much - Such shouts Of laughter
followed this speeen the manager found
II necessarN To lower the curtain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

BsS- A young woman was recently cap
Wred among a tri5e Of Indians on tie
head waters Of the Uruguay who had
been captive from childhood, and who
had adopted the manners and costume
OF rather lack of costume-0f her asso-
ciates. The women Of the village Of
BuenO DiaZ, where she was first brought.
fitted her out with civilized clothing, and
she was placed in the convent Of Santa
Clara near Monte VideO for instruc-
lion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

BsS- The G0ectie di .Hiypo, an italian
Journal, states that recently a thick
pasteboard box full Of gun powder ex-
PiOded close 70 one of the doors Of the
cathedral just as preacher named Chi
iardl ha1 sscended the pulpit. The de-
tonau0n produced q great sensation
among the congregation, but when the
tUmDlt had subsided it was nearly being
renewed by the language OF the occupant
Of the pulpit in commencing his sermon:
"Oh. miracle l' be exclaimed, "St. Am
urOse and st, Carlo have saved us! The
impious attempt Of the heretics who
wanted to destroy Us has failed - On
which, many Of those present. and
especially the women, cried out, "TiUa
San C0riO' Iiyu q H3irQce1Ol aIOrte al
Protestant - The elfervesauce was
shortly alteT appeased by the appearance
of The civic guard
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11
VISIT TO GIANTS.

In the London Orchestra we md this
account Of avisit 10 the giants Chang and
AnalS, who are exhibiting themselves in
Birmingham. The writer went through
the process Of ehin-chinning
The process OF fchin-ehinning is easily
performed. You shake hands with your
self at the level Of your own nose, and
then work an imaginary pump, uttering
the words Chin, chin,' blandly. After
that You look happy. Chang IS noun
famous poet with a good face. l could
fancy him a sort Of celestial Tennyson,
who would write The Idyls Of the En-
per0r' if he liked. He is very fond of
shaking hands with his audience, who
don't ike it, but are afraid he viii hit
them if they object; and q blow from
Changes fist would be equivalent 60 con-
cussion with a steam engine Mrs. Chang
is nice lady, with homeopathic feet.
| wanted to know how she kissed her
husband, and Chang informed me il was
his practice % sit down on the hearthrug
and let his wife stand on a chair, by
which process the martial embrace was
performed. She only kisses him once a
week-0n Sunday morning owing TO the
difficulties in the way. On week days
they merely chin-chin each other |
Chung, the dwarf, although a small man, /
IS a great card He is frightfUlly muscu- /
lar, and chops at imaginary enemies, af- |
ter first writing his chop ON the wall I
He j. first chop in most things-especial /
- he might hurt ones chin before being
discovered.
After entertaining myseifwith Chang
ind his friends, I went TO see AnaE, then
exhibiting under the tutelage of Prof
Anderson. He also is q big man, though
lot SO well made as Chang, and, fancy,
ladded. He was dressed in curious an
'ient garment Of necromantic shape, so
hat Anak, when dressed may be said to
,e an AnakrOl.ism. He talks French, /
md is much pestered by middleaged la
lies who have been 10 Paris, and wish 10
rove il. 1t is always middleaged and
id ladies who make themselves ridicu-
Jus, and l often wonder whether the
ear girls Of the present time VIII turn
lily when they get Old. There were SO
many elderly ladies talking bad French I
D Ana6, andcsliimg him 'MOssveu, that
felt disguised ard left, first recon-
lending Prof. Anderson to send little
Cm Dot home 70 bed, for he is a stunted
ably who Is fast killing himself by late
ours and precocity. 1 hate phenomena !
under six years of age; and
ON Dot has nothing in him bat extreme
and cheekiness.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

sGa- A sad but practical lesson is taught
by the suicide in Philadelphia of DR.
John 5. Meyer. Passionate men should
never carry deadly weapons. In this
case a boarding house dispute. triding at
the start, went on until Dr. Never, IN q
ut Of passion, attempted to kill one Of
his fellow b0arders, and thought that hs
had killed him. lie fed away from the
consequences Of his rash act, and was al
most instantly seized with such remorse
that he killed himself, His intended
victim, however, was lmhurt. In ninety
nine cases in every hundred where mIlr-
der is committed, the murderer regrets
the act almost as soon as done, and
would undo it ifiu his power. Yet men
VIII not learn that priceless lesson. en-
forced as it is'by the after history of
nearly every murderer. Instead Of hold
ing before their minds the teachings OF
experience, they give way % the fit Of
momentary passion, and DO deeds which
no subsequent regret or repentance can
recall
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O. 1suduc~.
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either of the papers. VIII De charged s. pr
square TOR each and every insertion.
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N1TiH3i0a's Decree qf OtTl1l-ry-
fEr from n R0Heg-C CJrr6spoHd
ErfT6eq The G0ucTUEleIits II thC laHCf
States and Fruuce-T Important Suls-
r7egfs 5V fhe French M'Histe- for For
siqn Af05rs-E France DisClGiHs All
Resp0Hsi5T'tg f0r H9r'm7.G8's Ac's-
4fdirs iG Heric0, &C.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPER 5
The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

Is prepared ta receive and pay steamboat
charges and dra -agC on freights consigned 70
parties at the following points on the MsRphis
and Charleston Railr0lsf. viz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

rs Joe, my dear, said a fond wife
10 her husband, whoToliowed the pisca-
tory profession on the banks Of heNew-
foundland, do fix up little, you look
sl0yenly. Oh, what an awful memory
it would be for me If you should get
drowned looking So
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11
MISSISSIPPI COTTON FARM
For Sale or Lease.

IN Tunica county, containing gS7 acres. five
i miles from the Ferry Landing, Opposite
Helena GO acres Of cleared land go Of which
tx entirely above overflow Soil fnexhaustfble,
produces enc and a half to two bales per acre.
Good Gin House, Mil, Negro Cabins, Stables,
etc, on the premises
For terms apply 70 the undersigned, Agent at
Helena, Ark. J. 4 HORNOR Agant I
dagl ayue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

There appears 10 be an evident disposi-
tion 70 take advantage Of the amnesty
decree OF the Emperor, which has been
extended fifteen days. On the eighth
inst, in the district Of Oriziba, Don lg-
nacio Mendiziyal commissioned by Ju-
arez as commandant of squadron Of
cavalry, presented himself for pardon 10
one Of the chief justices. This person
had exercised considerable personal in
fluence among the people-more In
deed, than many Of much higher
position-from his elevaled personal
character. and his unseillsh patiotism
Cen. Manuel Ruiz, Minister Of the Su-
prene Courtof the Juarez administration
delivered himself up 70 the commander,
Bfiot, at the Rio Florida, District Of Du-
range. on December first, declaring him-
self separated from the Republic, after
having forwarded to President Jusrez a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

FSTAt The Catholic Church IN Mani
towoc, Wis, on Christmas, while The
priest was taking up a collection, a man
grabbed the contents Of the box, and ran
OF, lie was arrested and found 10 be
aravgr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

Esa- An extraordinary accident has oc-
CURED near Msrseilles. Some shepherds
were driving q flock Of fourteen hundred
sheep % q pasture which lay at the foot
Of a high bin The sheep, instead Of fol-
lowing the path. no sooner came in sight
OF the pasture from which they were sep
arated by a wall six feet high, which was
protected by a quick set hedge, than
ihey b0lted for the wall intending 10 leap
over it The irst sheep were checked by
the hedge but the whole BOck was ia
motion, and sheep Wmbled over sheep
until two hundred and forty-f0ur sheep
ferisaed, suhocsted bY ths superincmn-
bent living mass. A shepherd who at
temnted 70 check them was knocked
down and likewise perished Of suHoca-
ton,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

rs Mrs. A. L. Hines, AN amiable and
highly esteemed resident Of Bowling
Green, Ky, fell from the porch Of her
dwelling ON Christmas, sustaining inju-
ries Of which she died.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

b9S~ Col T. r. Lubbock, who was one
Of the aids Of President Davis, has
reached his home near Houston, Texas.
lie was very recently released from Fort
Delaware
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11
RICH COTTON LANDS FOR SALE,
Near the Mississippi River.
GALL AT ONCE.

y II II II - Il OAN IL .
L OFFER TO SELL One Thousand and Forty
L Acres OF Cotton Land, on the Mississippi
RIVER, Within three miles OF Friars Point, Goa
homa County, Miss, and twelve miles from
Helena, Ark. There ars between 100 and 800
acres IN a high state Of cultivation, with Dwell
iss and all necessary out-honses. There Is no
better soil in the Mississippi Valley and
exact latitude fer Cotton.
VIII sell Very Cheap, II early appiic
made.
For information parties viii call on Mr.. W.
D. tice, No. 224 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. or
on Joha :. HornoT, Helena, Ark.
dei0-lm O., GATES,
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R5TT The Railroad Relief Bill which
passed the House and viii pass the
senate, relieves the Tennessee railways
from an troubles. The appropriation Of
State Bon=.s for the relief Of some eight
1f ff,.ears+ ,-l.5.1.s ,s-..- a. ry.llg,,va.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-11

"a A miserable Old bachelor, who
Knows that the present Is not leap year,
says; III you meet a young lady who Is
iiot 4l very shy you had better be a little
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The Connection 5y this Ig0ute
Is COM ETE.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING
FARE LES S
Than by Any other Route.
Cofto1l 80 Cofton Seed !I

ON0N Bushels Boyds Prolific Cotton Seed. IN
sNJtNg Sacks Warranted 70 be sound this
years seed, Price per bushei, s..
5000 bushels Cotton Seed IA Sacks. War
ranted to be Sound, this years seed, Price per
ROBERT McGREGOR a CO.,
de7-lm Once, 20 Front street,