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Gen. Brnga's CoHzERtEIntorT Order.
The following order WIS issued by General
Bragg, to the forces under his command, after
the bombardment at Pensacola:
headquarters ARMY PESsACoIAl
Near Pensacola, Fla, Soyeuhar - ls6I. s
General Order, No. $50.
The signal success which has crowned ouT
forty hours conflict with the arrogant and con-
fdrut euemy-whOse government, it seems, is
hourly looking for an announcement Of success
in capturing our posisiOn-shOuld hll our hearts
! with gratitude to a merciful Providence. This
terrific Commandment of more than a hundred
guns Of the heaviest embarrassing the very
earth 70 uemhle around us-has, from the wild
/ firing Of the enemy, resulted in the loss or only
seven lives, with eight wounded bus two OF
them seriously-6ve Of the deaths rom acci-
| dent, and but 1871 from the enemy,s shots.
We LsYe crippled their ships, and driven them
OH, aud forced the garrison OF Fort Plckens. IN
its impOtent rage. 70 Stake its revenge by firing
on our hospital, and burning the habitatlOns OF
innocent women and children, who have been
driven therefr0m by an Unann0Unced storm Of
shot and shell.
For the GOODNESS, devotion, and conspicuous
gallantry Of The t.oGps, the general tenders bis
cordial thanks hut for the precision OF theil
Hrinq. IN this their first practice, which would
have done credit to veterans, he il unable 70 ex.
press his admiration. TheI country and thei
enemy viii both remember the 22d and sd o
November.
By conmsgd Il Alajor-Generd Bragg.
GEO. O.. GARNER,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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TuB WEATHERS Frosty cold December ~
gave us a keen hint yesterday that Christmas IS
coming; fingers and toes suffered, and the only
wav to save the nose was to pat a small furnace
! under the end Of it. Cisusen, on Man street.
above Madison. keeps a portable article OF the
/ kind that answers the purpose wel-we tried 1t
Our share OF the feature IS rather liberal Ol'
Gausen's portable furnace proved equal to the
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Z The southern Mothers having agp7aied ioT
support from the generosity Of the citizens Of
Me8,rbis, q number Of ladies and gentlemen
have taken Odd Fellows HaI on v ednesoay
evening, for the occasion They will present "a
series If tableaux, and give songs, dceiis' etc.
which vii prove attractive
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A CRAVE THEFT.-A robbery OF a some
Al uncommon character, occurred in the city
on sunday. A ehild's metallic collin was stolen
Co, the store Of Mr. Hoist undertaken, on Nam
s,ra4. between : and 3 O'clock. The plate that
re,ya over the glass was not witllthe eonlE'
,be ,b;,f can hear Of 1t at the station house,
uho-, Il swaits his call.
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-s'Ian.cr. Burniug Property on she Coast

The Charleston Mercury OF the |Jth UT says
The plantation of John Bayen Mathews Esg,
stnato5 on bear Island. neaT thb mouth Of Ash
80 river. was visited BY the Lncolpites on
| Wednesday last On their approach the pro-
rirtor. with noble patriotism. set fire to bis en-
r. rrnp. and was about placing the match 10
| Ills residence when a detachment OF our cavalry
| arrived. and he spared the house Tor the troops
a,artsri In. MI. Mathews is a most extensive
rics and cotton planter, and We learn has made
a snIsrdfd crop this year, Air. Edward Baynard,
| Of Fdlsto Island, has likewise burned bis whole
rro] of cotton, rs well as his residenee and other
| buildings upon bis plantation. Such noble sac
ri6ces 70 the cause Of the South deserves the
! highest praise. .r..E
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rc..el. % he ssal. in southern marbor-.

Vessels 20 be sank ia southern EsaFbors.
For some weeks it has been whispered that the
Navy Department was preparing a feet Of YES
sells, stone laden, to be sunk in One, or perhaps
several, of the harbOrs on the southern coast.
Some reference TO this war expedition was made
in the E1enipg Pos, OF yesterday. The feet
sailed on the 2Ish last, and We give below a
list of the vessels composing it, with their tun-
maze. They are old but substantial whaling
vessels, double decked, 70 give them greater
frmness. They were stripped OF their copper
/ and other fittings, which were not necessary TOT
so short a voyage as they wiz make, and loaded
with picked stone as deeply as was safe.
It VIII be seen that they were bought at New
Bedford. New London, Nantucket, Sag HaTboTt
! Edcartuwu, Mystic and Newport
Ia the bottom Of each ship.H hole was bored
| into which vas fitted a lead pipe tive or six niche:
in diameter, with a valve SO fixed that though
| p~erfectly safe even for q long voyage, it can b'
/ yerv quickly removed. II is calculated that th'
( ship will be filed and sunk to the bottom II
twenty minutes atler the removal Of this valve
To provide against accidental iamming OF tn
| .alyes-each vessels is iurqished with two an
] gers OF tho proper SIZE. .,
Tbe crews are of six men each. These viii b
| returned by the men-ofwar, which WI assist u
the work Of sinking. Each ship viii be anchor
al in Inc place chosen by her, and will then b
sprung rUund bToadside to the channel, thu
affecting as great q stoppage as possible. Whel
this is done, and she is in position, me F@iy
will be withdrawn ard sugn tue vessel IS neari'
leYel with Inc water edge. the men viii leaE'
in a small LOaL Il is reported that an entei
prisiug rigger has gone down with the Aeet, Wit
the intention 10 take of what pieces OF spars an
RIGGING may .eu,ain above the waters edge ate
! the ships are sunk.-H. l. f0St-
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PRESIDENT DAVIS PoBTRAIT-Tids splendid
portrait. painted b Cooper, and by ban present.
"a 70 tbs southern piother~is now on eNhot-
zion at the Merchants Exchange. II VIII DC
disposed Of by lottery for the benefit OF thA III
~stitution. Tickets, - each, can be had Oh Sec
retsrv TcuL.
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TIE WoRsTIAM HousE.-The two gentlemen
at present conducting the Worshhm House
Messr. G.. Y. Rambaut and Jno. ID. Cox, will
dissolve partnership on the first Of January and
the hosse Is lsr rent OF lease. This is a tine OPP
PoTturiy for Oil eplTBTising man WHO under
stands the business, tor the house - N one Of
the hest localities in the city. It's 2 highly
popular place, and has al exceedingly line con.
neetion. II the house is not rented by the lime
sneeifsd. it viii DO opened by the proprietor j
( Xorehaln, Esq.
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Cor. TArPAN-We had the pleasure last
evening Of a visit from Col Tappan. whose reg
i'm vi was 70 prominent at the opening OF the
bs.n,s.l Belmont.
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psi "a . " T. RI L I| .
Grenada, some dime since captured, and after,
wards brought to this city and continedi IN one Of
the military prisons on Main street, have beenTe-
leased By order of the Secretary Of War, and are
to Be sent to Fortress Monroe 5uader p flag OF
truce to-day.
From the WING N9e. 2I
Tho ordinance reorgauizing the militia has not
yet been acted upon by the convention. II 1t 10
important to adopt the ordinance at 81, 1t should
be adopted at once. No one knows what . day
may bring forth. The opinion gains ground that
a battle will s0un take place near FAIRFAX. %
the result Of that contest when i5 does occur we
entertain 40 doubt, but siill it would be proper to
put the military reserves of the State on the best
footing possible, so that we can be prepared for
any emergency. If the proposed ordinance viii
imnrnva the present system, let il be adopted.
The Legislature viii meet on Monday next.
about twenty counties IN thanOrthwCst viii Pc IN
/ represented, unless the convention will 80 take the
respeu5biIity of filing vacancies occlsioned
bv tue base dis.0yalty of those members who
| have cast their fortunes with the bogus govern
meut. This viii probably be done to-day.
WIN. I. Gordon, Esq, clerk OF the house Of
delegates, has reached the city and a number
of the members have already arrived
The Congress and convention are now IN SEES
sion. tits expected that the convention VIII
| adjourn On Saturday, but it will scarcely be able
to complete its IabogS for a week beyond that
day. With this multitude of councillors IN our
midst there sbouid certainly be much wisdom II
not an abundance of the necesssries OF hte.
/ What q SPLENDID chance for q gay season y
there would be but tor the horrible RaT.
Yesterday, about I O'Clock, q man named
| Haskell, a resident of ManchesteT, was stabbed
by Bennett IIill, an employee at Tic labrato
~ near the Petersburg depot. Haskell under
/ took 90 cowhiie Hin for charging, or insinuetiugr
as we hear, that liza sister, Miss Haskell, who
was employed at The laboratory" had apPno.
priated certain materiai5 10 her oNG use. I'LL
surrendered himself TO the police, and viii be
| brought before the Mayor this Iu0inmg. W.
earn that HasI5eii's wound is not considered
dangerous.
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vlcroRNE T,osr.-A lady friend OF ours lcsi
-tope-nsrtip Ivr vietorine on Saturday week
on Vance street between fernando and SAeloy'
or on Shelby between VSeo sud Butler, WA
,be sn8er please lesys it al the APPEAL Object
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Prcoo DEE's CoURT-The Recorder had fl
tom case. before him yesterday. Fihy-one dol
lars was cedected in zines, and seven persons
sent to the ehsin-gsng
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B,xKHEAD's BATTERY ST Communicative
are requested to state, and do 80 wth great
s,easure-because there is not a better drilled or
more ealealc company than Capt. Bankheads-
that he needs a few more pan to fill up hlsrAnks.
Lleut. Greenlav, of this company, a nov IN the
/ CITY, prepared to receive such men as prefer the
volnnteer 20 ths militia service. They are al
ready provided for in every respect and VIII DC
received when reported without d EloH'oA' .
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.Eftertlen E-sregeo..ss

Those who have joined my company will hold
themselves in readiness to GO into camp at this
place, on Thursday, December 5th, IS tho oqrip-
ments and arms VIII be complete by that time !
have not yet my entire complement Of men (loVA
aud wish a few more good recruits who wish
to 20 into . twelve months company, thor
oughly armed and equipped, rather than be
drafted into the militia service.
Each man is required 70 furnish a-hofse PM
! al Other equipments wiIPbe furnished ApPl.
| cauts will find me at Z. N AppeTson x Co..
store. idI4tI -
Having been commissioned BY Gen 6
}. Pillow to organize a company OF heavy ar
tulery. all who wish to 60 into the twelve
month"; service can do so by calling on me a
No. 3i6 Main street
dl.w r GIBSON, JR.. Captain
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OpD-FELLows' HALL-Burton's great soutn
err pictures, and the moving panoIaH'' lepi'
sening the battle Of Bull Run, VIII be eNllol'eu
during next week for iAe benefs OF the solol''s
n~reyious 10 Us departure for New oIleans.
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EHon. J.. n Howry, Of Mississippi favor
q Ms with a visit yesterday He reports the
feeling in his section Of the State as unanimous
m f,ysr Of resistance TO the enemies OF the Cen
t-leracE.
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SHOE AND HAT ssLe-As oar world IS SO
much excited at this crisis, it may be that some
NAV have forgotten the extensive Shoe and hat
sale, to-day, at the Arcade, As the demand ioI
! such articles are. great, We presume many VIII
a,teus che sale. Zen o'clock is the hour. 1t
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FIRg.-A frame building. eyrner Of Adams and
Fas nth streets, belonging to Cthrles Jones Esq
vac consumed by Ere at : O'Clock on s0nday
morang. The next house was considerably H.
.--rT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03

NIuTTn-The militia were mustered yester-
day on the grounds bear the hospital The at
tendance was los pUmeroas.
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Money FoUzD-COnsiable John Creighton
found 8 purse with some money an At last week
If the owner will apply 10 him, or at Esq Dick
5,so,,s ofsee. he car have his own
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- Views OF the Bospbogus wal De exhibited
al odd Fellows Hall next week tor the 'eneh'
o. the sick and wounded soldiers.
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BrRGLARY-Three hats and an overcoat were
.,olar f,nm ,ebos1djng-hoU~co Mrs Miller, on
Third stree; between Washington and PopsH' by
some thief who entered the house early on satuT'
Law o-en5uc.
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OyERroN GEaEaAL KosPITAL.-Fiais' hotf
large and small are greatly needed Al this hos
initial. and cannot be obtained at the drug stores
Fsmsss having old ones win confer on us
croat favor by sendins them to us,
o 10 G.. S. FESNEK, Surgeon.
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Corroa SELLrNG-The Memphis cotton mar
te, though inactive, Of eourse, is not deiunci'
Five HUNDRED bales were shipped from tins place
down the river hast week some 500 bales more
vii 60 today.
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ARRrvALs-Among the arrivals at the Gayoso
Yesterday was DR.. G. w. Lawrence, T. ; A o.
General Hardee's division,
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U-Grand battle Of BuIl Run, at Odd-Feiows'
Hat next week, for the benefit OF the sicS and
-rnnndnd soldiers.
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VIOLENcE.-A man too much intoxicated 70
tell his name, Was yesterday found by the police
on the landing with a cut on his head over the
ear. Jalnes Damien was arrested on the charge
Of inficting the wound, which his friends state,
was done b. a h,oY from a staye-
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FoREsrALLTXG-For buying articles IN mar
le to sell AGAIN. Charles Frose was yesterday
fined six dollars in the Recorders court.
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DER-Thomas Carnes, Of the 9ls, Tennessee
rsrment. company B, died at the overton hos
pitsl yesterday morning.
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- We are under obligations to Capt a L.
Whitley, Of the 2lst Tennessee regiment Tor 'e
s.. Louis Rspa5tican, Of the pa instant.
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~srTExriox LADIEs-You should not tml to
attend At the ladies' sale at Messrs Il L.
Andrews. No. $50 Main street, this morning
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M IscrN>r-ror selling ,hoUi license =.
Oreita was yesterday 6ue3 tecuty-siK dollars ny
the Recorder
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AGREAr DEsu'ERATUA-One o. tee Mo@'
lucrative enterprises al the present time we ne
l;sve. would be the manufacture OF iron We,
particularly for telee rsPh purposes The iaS'
t,at not a round has eve been made IN the Saoihi
ov5 th.4 nors is 70 be Ia 4 az any price, no mat
Ter how crest the miih aTy Necessity VIZ
proye az once that alch factory "oulo NOT ont'
be mmeusely profitable, bat would do tn'
Stste some service IN her C.ea1 sahgs'' ~
SOW chi the suggestion for The attention Of Gu
eu,e1r;siDq iron men, hoping some OF them WI
80 (. :, heir interest 70 come to the rescue
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MEMPHIS TOBACCO QCOIAIlOnS-
Inferior Sh9
Common Admired , -
Fair
Choice and Selections
FLnUR-The week uudsr review has bsea eue OF "a
p-ccsdented duluess IN us article, buyeIs refusing %
operate except az a material reduction In fsiea Which
holders generally have refssed to eonesds. TAs suaa@a
10 20 SATURDAY, did not amount 70 500 barrels While go
terIay the7s was notllns doing Prices have been too
irregular for general quotations. and can merely re-
marx that suPeraoe Is held Vt sgBs95o aad szia A.
sIOasI05O ? barrel.
WHEAT-in this article. in visW % ne rsEovA o.
the embargo and pretty HbssaI rtssipa, hoidss asTs
submitted ,5a decline q 2304Oe = sasheL a Hh-h
sales sggregaHEg about 100 bushels were effected TAe
market closes al s~Le5asL3O for Interior sad sounou
and sl.40d sL0 for prime 70 choice.
CORN-The market has declined 20 S8f0s for ysilsw
and Whit. and l. very duH.
oATs-Aro hed d; soeasI ? susnsL Stocks and
receipt. light
-RYE-Rsmain, firm and IN demand at si55sss#
bushei.
BRAN AND sH~ORrs-saie, 81 So p ua-s lv
cline.
HAY-Tds market duu At sDass7 ? ~ tor
prairie and crab grass according % guslIy
without saustS and nilkoaf u krHs.
re also treats with sgeerss raoorlHs % the most
improved sciences Of medicine in Europe, Rhsumatism.
Neuralgia Govt Ophlhalmia. Fistula Ia Auo. scrofuIs
III syphilis, DyspeDsi4. Chronic Dysentery Torpid Liver.
SS s1 E.s AsPs"oE2, Fass' BFopsy. DISEASES pf ths
SALT-lgg bass ecar5s cold Ia three lOs9 DsaL
err are supplying their customers e. s975eslo &r
coarse su for fae, aad S57Ss Tor Turks Idand
POTATOES-MaFket wei supplied and prices easier
We now quote sL4JSsL50 for common, snd sLSs
I Sl60 prime and choice.
Z Lr-r AZ THar. - q e.fr 1a-a~I Nth urafHu faawrH.
sales At basis Of 4d4lac for fdr 70 fully far. in l0tz
COTTEE-The supply Is better and priess bavs ss-
elmed to sc for Rio. Othsr grsdes nominal
MOLAssESh good demand a 2e25s FOR nav
crop, in lots, from bvso and store.
WHISKY-Is am al 81 p gallon Tor recthAd
QUNSIEs-MaEket wen supplied and Eaet a. $50
55e for single and double. second hand, and 5s040e for
new double.
BACOS-fhe market is rasleF Tor buyers, sls1 sad
rb sItrs fling az ~ e5e shoulders a. zoe sud san.
2e6s5
MESS BEEr-sJes st $3.50 ? barrel ia los a.d
IS BY retail
RICE-Has sdvaneea to sS51e. with moderate stock
and brisk demand
CANDLEs-star are selling AZ Sc sad sPsrn a, ee
in lots.
NESS PORE-SellDE IN snail Iots only e. s45 ? bL
ARD-LtI OF none In market. We quote 81 sc w
bHs and To-, and &c IN kegs
mDEs-Buye- are now oHsrirg Sc for dy aHt.
a1d " for green.
OMs-Sroek Of ali kinds limited, and the market arm
r al sa8IarL sL75as2Oo for Hnseed, aud sLs0a2 tor
p cotton seed NJ coal % N market
3 NAILS-Firm aud scarce II s9aSl2 2 key
3 ~IgIE-RecelpE confined TO Alabama and Tennessee
s which are IN fair request at s30O8 S325 2 barrel.
BUTTER-We Bo,o moderate Inquiry for prime al
4 85a4Ocf for tub and keg. In lots
Z EGGS-The supply Of eggs E about equal 20 he Dr.
Z mand We quote at IS a3Oe. IN lota
Z goAP-Comnou il i'm at sO42e, with ligh, stock
and o good demand.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TUESDAY MORNING, nEcENmfR g
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MOVEMENT or TROOPS on ONO
The Cincinnati Commercial, of the 23d, has the
following:
The fleet Of steamers, including the Jaeob
Strader, Telegraph NO.'2, Bostona No. ,, Boston.
Moses Mcclellan, Rocket, Champion No. 4, and
other boats, with 5000 troops Of G Nelson's
brigade, are due here this morning, from Biz
Sandy, (Catletsburgh) The qusrtermaster'
department yesterday received orders for thu
transportation Of the enumerated troops to Lon
t~fsville direct, and IN the event that any Of th
steamers named above, decline tOprOceed further
! other steamers viii be chartered forthwith Z
iconvey them to their destination.
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CRnnxAL CoURT-At this court, yesterday,
sb, case Of the State VS. Esq Mallory charged
- cvtortio.l, was on trial, and was notcon-
cludel last even ing The case oil = W. WINS
cbargsl gih Ssssing counterfeit money was
con,iuBed. WIN. Mcmillan and Jas. Merkle'
ar1os,.3 On the Plate Valley at Commerce in
Missouri. and placed tn our jail on the charge Of
treason, apt lied to the eoart for a wit OF Aa5eas
80. ~ evzsuinatiou N&s postponed until to-
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For New OHes1-Rsgular Tuesday Paskst.
Enr New nneana


TINE elegant steamer PRrSCE or
WAbES. Lee, unster. leaves a. above sf
on TUESDAY. Ord fus-sut ats ?. y. 60
deL2t r BOURNE q co. Agents
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zoo PEysAeoLA-Ths Pensae0Ia %.

FROM PgxsAcoLA-The Pensacola ObssroT
of Thursday, says;
The general anxiety TO hear what Brown Is
doing or Bragg is thinking 70 DO, we thought
would be relieved this morning, at about twenty
1 minutes before eleven O'Clock, when We heard
the report Of eight guns. But that was all
Hisreported that a few more vessels arrived
| las. night, in addition to the feet of the harbor-
how many we could not ascertain, only we no
tioed ten large vessels of Old Abe, all close to
gether, m sight this morning, behind Wilson's
camp.
L. is generally expected that something viii
turn out at an early hour.
The Mobile Telegraph says:
In addition 70 this we learn by ~passenges
that the firing alluded to was provoked b. one OF
the euemy's boats trying to enter the haIeor'
for the purpose, it was supposed OF taxing
lsonndings. The eight guns soon put the ere"
to the necessity Of jumping overheard IN ordel
! to save their lives.
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Of 6ur ports and the free expectation of cot
ton. We may, therefore, consider the cotton
trade of 1S6If62 as q real lapse in the history Of
the ru,tou trade. L. mast not be overlooked
tina, Great B.i.8in, from June, 1872 10 March,
Or. rrt through without Il bale OF cotton from
the United states, though the cotton trade at
that date was of a very diminutive chaTac-
TER; nevertheless, il was an important item in
many respects, and may answer as a comparison
in Tie present attitude Of events.
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REcErprs or LEApINo A%RrIcLEs.
''- MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.

bhdS. have changed hands during TIE week. tfE.
v.Irbip the raree % our quotations.