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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

Posr OYFfCK DxrAKrnrEHr,
Moptn5nerv. March. 1851.


Il Ia The wish Of this Government that all
pos'msssers and ether employees in The postal
service should continue TO perform their dusjes
AZ such, and render all tbslF accounts and cav
All MONEYS to ths order Of the Government OF
he United States, IS they have heretofore
dose, until the government Of the Confederate
States shall be prepared 10 assume the entire
control OF It's postal affairs. This win be done
as soon as practicable. But the causes Of de-
Law incident TO the organization Of the Depart
meut are such as to place l. out Of my power
TO determine definitely when the new service
will be substituted for the old. 81
Any attempt TO mix the employees OF the
two governments, In the same service, would
be wholly impraetiesble. And no removals or
appointments Of postmasters, or others, in the
postal service, will be made By this deRart-
neut. nor will IL receive returns relating to
or moneys derived from the postal service,
until II snail assume the entire control Of the
service.
re the Government Of the United States
shotld cease to carry on this service, before
this department shall be organized and pre-
pared to take charge Of It, no great shock to
the public interest will be produced by such a
course, as the Postmsster-G General Is author
lied to continue, Professionally, BY pr~oelama-
ton, the present postmasters, and others In the
postal service, in office, and TO continue exist
ing contracts for carrying the mails, until new
appointments and new contracts can be made.
We must regard the carrying OF our mails, at
this time, by that Government, as a great pub
lie necessity to the people Of both Governments,
resulting from their past intimate, political,
commercial and social relations, and alike i'm
portant to the preservation OF the present ID
t~erests Of the people Of both countries. And
while that Government, by its action consult
such consideration, our government and pee
pie should act with the same high regard for
great public interests. Such a course on our
part, springl1g from such motives, will pre-
serve the character Of our people, without i'm
pairing the dignity Of our Government, and
may lead to the transfer Of our postal service
from the control Of the old to that Of the new
Government, with far less injury to the people
of both, than would necessarily flow from pre-
cipitate and ineonsiderate action on the part
Of either. JOHN H. REAGAN,
nn....a.L.. E.aa..L
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The PR1zE ISABEL The Mobile Mercrr,
Of March q saws:

OF March p says:
Last night about seven O'clock information
was received BY Lieut.. Homer, Of the CONT
n~entsls, that a small sloop was loading at the
wharf, at the foot Of Spanish alley, with sup
plies for vessels Of war lying outside Of Pen
sacola, belonging to the United States. As he
was drilling his company at the time, he i'm
medistely went dow and took possession Of
her. She was laden with beef, mutton, and
other provisions, which the persons in charge
Of her admitted were intended for the vessels
Of the United Ststes. We are informed that
a large package of dispatches was seized al
the same time, which has been turned over to
the proper authorities, to be sent to h~eadquar-
tiers.
The Tribune gives the following further in
formation;
The little sloop Isabel, which was taken
charge Of by the State artillery, was handed
over to the proper authorities yesterday. HeT
captain, Jones, is in durance vile. The cargo
Of the little sloop made six dTay loads Of pro-
visions Of various kinds, vegetables, beef
pork, mutton, potatoes, eggs, tobacco, crack
ers, &c.
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Special Correspondence OF the y O.Deltal
WARRIEsToS Navy Yam, March "a
Captain Farrand has been detached from this
navy yard, and ordered to proceed to New Or
leans to report himself for duty.
Capt. Thos. Brent has been ordered to duty
at the Pensacola navy yard, in the place Of
Capt. Farrand, detached.
Lieut.. ~Ingrsham, United States navy, late Of
the sloop-of-war st. Louis, received notice
yesterday that his resignation was accepted.
The Wyandotte conveyed him to the navy
yard, and from here he proceeded 10 Mont
gomery.
Brigadier-G General Bragg, Confederate States
army, removed bis quarters to-day from Ba-
rsneas to the navy yard.
Some dissatisfaction prevails among the me-
chanics and labOriDg classes here, on account
OF some OF the military officers talking about
reducing the wages from the former rates paid
at this navy yard. The rates here have been
regulated by the prices paid in New Orleans
and Mobile, and any attempt to lower them
would have an injurious effect zpon The cause
near and dear to every southern mans heart.
The mechanics and laborers, as a general
thing, have been true to the South, and it
would be impolitic and ungenerous to com
mence with the pruning knife at their wages,
which are already scanty enough. / have
every confidence that wiser ~counsels will pre-
vail.
All the large guns at Fort McRae are TO be
conveyed FROM there and mounted on batteries
along the beach in such positions as to com
mand Fort Pickens.
Lieut.. Siemmer is employed for the past two
days in mounting additional guns at Fort
Pickens.
The guns to be taken from Fort McRas are
no those which have been mounted by Capt.
O'HaTa and his company, but others which re-
main there dismOunted. They number about
sixty. Some Of them are the most valuable
guns here.
The light house continues to display its re-
fuigencc as usual, but may cease at any time
the commanding officer considers Il prudent to
give an order to that effect. N.
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In the most ciezast and superb manner, for The accom-
modsil0E and clrifort Of al who may desire bis profess
siSnal serVicesi and from our personal acqusin.aace
with this Eenttman, and knovledEe Of his skill in the
science Of Deatistrg we can assure orr numerous
friends snd AQUA istanees generally, IA. he is n every
ssa7-sm TEARoU 4 90
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Counterfeit fves and tens on the bank Of
Mobile sre ID extensive circulation in NsH
Orleans.
The demand OF the directory Of the Southern
Pacific railroad for one dollar per share upon
livestock Is being literally responded to in
New Orleans.
Advices from Pensacola to the 25ta inst state
that the steamship BrOoklga hadleft that port
and it was supposed her service was to pro-
coed to Key West for provisions,
The Missouri legislature yesterday, by a
vote Of d2 to a. resolved that Il was iRexpedi-
ent TO call a national convention 10 consider
proposed amendments to tie Consultation, al
proposed BY tie Virginia State convention.
Mr.. Tnmbun yesterday offered a resolution
in the United States senate, for the enforce
ment Of the laws Of the Union in all Of the
States, pending the consideration Of which the
Senate adjourned sine die.
Texas adopted the Constitution OF the Con.
federsts States in convention on the 2Sd inst.
and on expressing The ordinance the vote stood
almost unanimously in its favor. Messrs.
Houston and Hamilton delivered violent
speeches at AustiDson the 21st, dsnouneing the
Southern confsdeFacy and It's Constitution.
Mr. Houston and the people seem to differ.
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AmbrOtyPes Of all sizes,

Prem 50 cents to SO we wish q call from all. By
industry ald attention % tuaiaezs, and having none but
arst Glass operators, We intend usgklng our work equal
70 any in the country Come and see sad try rs. Pic
lures Of Children taEen simultaneously. Respectfully,
TEAR0UT, HOTsTER n 20.
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ReHsOUaE.


Over EE.7sssla = Co.'S DRUG store, formerly zspi.a
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Il The Charleston Mercury Of Saturday,
says a salute Of seven guns in honor Of the
States composing the Southern onfsderaey,
vas Sired yesterday from the floating battery.
This structure is now finished, aud was visited
b. crowds Of our citizens yesterday.
r. The Savannah RepubItean says that
green peas and Strawberries made their ap-
oearsHes in that city last week.
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9 9 q 9 Q 9

The following i~nterrogatories, though perth
nent to tie issue before the people Of Tennes-
see, have been skulksd by the Memphis Bal
ktin:
/. Do you believe that the Union is dis
solved-or do you bold to the Black-Rspubli-
can theory that the secession o. the Confed-
crate States is only "0H paper 2"
2. Do you believe the seeded States viii re-
turn 10 the Uni0n2
8. II every Southern State besides Tennes-
see resumes its delegated powers and seeedes,
will you still oppose "goiHg QUIZ Of the
Union2
q II a border slave State convention Is held
according to the suggestion Of Virginia, and
thev lay down an ultimGium-and It is re-
Jecfed BY the North-what do you propose to
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SHELBY COUNTY SECESSION MASS
CONVENTION.

All voters Of Shelby county, irrespective Of
party, favorable to the secession Of Tennessee
from the black republic Of the North and a
union with the Confederate States Of the
South, are requested to meet a. Raleigh on
Monday, the first day Of April next, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the State
convention, which will assemble in Nashville
on Saturday, the 18th day Of May next, for
The purpose Of nominating a candidate for
governor. Let US have a general and full a.
am-1anra
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New and Desirable style
Trust Sale


DY virtss OF three deeds o. trust, dated July. Sep
ID tember and November list executed TO me BY Al
Montgomery, to secure certain debts therein specified,
will proceed % sell FER cash % the highest bidder, il
front Or the once Of J Horne, ESQ in tse city o. Mem
property. viz: In the county Of shelby ndsiaieo Of Ten
nessee, beginning at a stake or point on the fast side Of
College street OF avenue, one hundred and thirty VIC
u5D feet s~01thwE-dly from the s'sth sileq or walker
street, as laid down On the map Of The city Of Memphis
By =. " Rugker; hence eastEnrdy parallel WITH
walker street, and 0uEtfes south hneai a lst Of -
acres, sold BY the said M0ntgomeIy 10 ~ - z
Drane, $50 feet % STAKE, the southeast c5raer - -.
aid \ acre lot thence AZ rght angles with - -
side Of the said acre lot to said Warke~ $780, fs-
feet thence eastwar1ly with The south side Of tsas-
walker street to me northeast corner Of ne AMI ~
to said Montgomery - s. R01ed. By his aerd ~ -
Ay 9, 1889 theme ~souihWardly with the 49, 49,
said tract. the same being a % acre tract. a. M -
east corner o. a let sold By said M-outgomsrv !, NJ n
Alexander, being - acres thsnce wegfvrrSI~ -.
the north boundary q The said * acres. AM ~ -
boundary Of ? acrss sold BY said A-uutgcmerv Al -
Dsvlin to College streeti thence wit the 49, -.
College street % To bssiuningi euntairinr sbs1f -
acres, near 10 Starks Female COLLEGE. ara n.rt a. -
said twenty acres sold TO said MONTGOMERY ~ a -
as Aforesaid. The right Of redemption ev--r.
waived. Tie title Is good, but I VIII sen opfv (,
trustee
Should The property not sell for enough 10 s,ff.fr ..a
dsBts, I will, a. the said time and place. sell -
twenty-five shares Of the stock % the Mguphfs $50
ing and Loan Association. conveyed to ne bF ssid 49,
gomery a. collateral security.
mr2t-lu J. G. GRTFFrVn
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SEIZURE OF THE SLooP IsABELLA.-W.
learn from the Pensacola Observer that the
sloop Isabella, an cacount Of whose seizure
we received by telegraph, was captured on
Wednesday last near Fort Morgan, loaded with
supplies purchased - Mobile for the United
States Gulf squadron. A telegraphic dispatch
says a proclamation has been issued bv Gen.
Bragg, prohibiting United States vessels in the
Gulf from entering the port Of Pensacola, IN
der penalty Of northumberland Meas.
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u. srErHENs, srnecm

We publish in another column the eloquent
speech Of Yice-President ~srErHRsss recently
delivered in Savannah, Georgia, which wetske
pleasure in commencing to the perussl OF all
parties. When It is remembered that 1dr.
SrErHESs Wassthe most vigorous opponent Of
secession from its first inception, and always
an ardent lover Of the late American Union,
his calm, deliberate and statesmanlike views
can scarcely fail to make a sensible impress
upon the. 'ninds.Of those who yet cling with
hope to the rOtten.hulk.O OF the old wrecked ship
Of State His present zeal in behalf Of south
srn independence goes far toward sttesting the
sufhelency Of the causes that led to its con-
summation, and, wa may add, sugurs wei Cor
its happy elimination.
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NOTICE

The friends Of Mt. DAVID G. Bonn are invited to at
tend his funeral, at , O'Clock this afternoon, from tn
residence OF his mother, on Madison street, near tn
corner CT Desoto. Services By The Rev. Nj. Martin. q
the Methodist church. corner OF HeTnands and Lizdel
streafx.
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THE LOWEST Prices FOR Cash.
FISWINa TACKLE.

IN ADDITION TO OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
l. wooden and willow Ware,
Brroms. Brushes, Mats,
French and German FAncy Baskets,
Bird Cages. Variety Goods,
BAR Fixtures, etc,
We have added the zboye.
INGRAHAM 4 LEEs.
mr24 BrfukIey Block
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:. rHE WORD WITH THE sSRK
nW IT'S
The following, from the Cincinnati c0muer

The following, from the Cincinnati Commer-
eial Of Saturday, will attract attention
The border STARE Stats are n q portion fhoi
thsg cannot long nafintdiA, indeed thai cdaaoi
long be fOleIatie. They must speedily join the
Seeessionists-pass under the yoke set up al
Montgomery, or they must uneqniyecaliy and
Internationally remain in and stand BY the
UaioB. Taey can have al its guarantees in
COED faith and liberal measure, BUT IN RE-
TURN THEY MUST ABIDE BY ITS OBJ
LEGATIONS, MAINTAIN ITS DIGNITY,
DEFEND ITS HONOR OBEY AND en-
FORCE ITS LAWS, AND IDENTIFY
THEMSELVES WITH 1T UNRESERV-
EDDY. OTHERWISE, THEY ARE NOT
FOR The UNION. Their contingent dis
union policy is al ENDORSEMENT Of anarchy,
and is insulting, as well as injurious, to the
real friends Of Union.
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TWO NEW HOUSES on Elliott street, Ave -
4 rooms in each one on Ruth street. six %
ro3msi two near the fair grounds, i've rooms A4itt
in each, and two acres OF ground with each. -
Apply to I'm 2td1ml NJ E COCHRAN.
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B b b b b B

appotntments Of Hon. Robert w.
Johnson and John Pope Esq.
Robert W. johnson and John Pope, at the
following times and places, viii address The
people upon The Prssen' troubles Of the
country, and upon the policy it lie wisest to
pursue for the interest, The honor and the
.,rtv % the state Of Arkansas
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tS sen. van Dorm has resigned The posi-
ton Of Major General Of the Army Of Missis-
sippi, and Gen. Chas. Clark has been promoted
to that position. Gen. Van Dorm has accepted
the position Of Colonel Of Cavalry in the Con-
federate Army. We regret to lose him from
the immediate service Of the State, but still
rejoice that ne has been retained in the Mill
tary service ofthe South.-Orford Mereury.
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ID Flanters and Gandanara.

WE ave on band about 500 brls. RHODES SUPER
w PHOSPHATE OF LrM9. which Is
as theoest standard manure in he United states. Ger
lneaes furnished upan application Prico s. per 100
pou1ds.
We have also a LOT Of LAND PLASTER on hand, Tor
sale At The lowest market price.
W. HOWARD A CO.,
mr2f-dawIm No. 4 Howard row,
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Arranged for the Convenience q Ladies, being on the
second floor. We have our different styles II Sewing
Machines always On land We take great pleasure in
showing our WILCOX MACHINE, knoWiEg. from q fair
triaiby those who have bought fhem, that fhey are the
family machine. One great feature ~ them is, the
Needle caunot be set wrong. they are the most simple
and least complicated Machine in use By calling and
seeing them you can be satisfied Of their valEe.
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The friends and aequsintanoss Of GEO. BRooKs are
invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence,
in Chelsea, a few doors west Of the P ssbyterian church,
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon. Services by the Rev. Mr.
/ Porter.
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WY He DOES NOT Do IT.-An influential
Black-R Republican -sheetvof Cincinnati, apollo
gises to its partvs.for Mr.. LdNcoLN's failure to
coerce the seeded States, thus;
But it is asked. why does not the present
Executive, by bold stroke, undo the work Of
his predecessor? Simply, because bis hands
are tied, not By the system Of our Government
but from the recklessness with which it has
been administered The forts were not only
not reinforced by bis predecessor, but the
troops which ought to have been employed for
that purpose, were stationed so far away that
months would be required to recall them. Cor
porals' guards were left without ammunition
OF provision, and arms placed in the hands Of
the rebels; and 70 complete the catastrophe,
the treasury was made bankrupt. But all
these things might have as easily occurred
elsewhere as 10 the United States. We have,
despite appearances, a nationality; and if the
present administration meets the demands Of
the people, as It 20 doubt will, we will soon
regain cur influence abroad and our selfrespeet
at home. Three-fourths Of The people are for
the enforcement Of the laws, and one-half Of
those who now hesitate, will join them as soon
as a vigorous policy is indicated.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GlLL[RI.
N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,

I'VE have now opened up orr new and elegant rooms
w for the reception Of visitors. Our rooms are
s~andsomely finished, with q large ~skyiight, arranred
exclusively for making all kinds Of Pictures. our Pho
togrsphs win be c8lored IN oil BY the celebrated artist,
VIZ. COOPER, o. the most reasonable terms and 81
all sizes. Also,
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TIE CoxER CAsE.-George W. and Henry
Coker were tried in the circuit court, Of Brad
ley county, Arkansas, on Friday the IS inst,
on the charge Of murder, committed on an IL
FAINT slave Of Col. John R. Hampton, and
were convicted by the jury. Sentence was
passed BY the court for their execution on
C-s1.- -. Etb gs-,p Anil
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Ell ZRFHRh

TIE ANCIENT M MODERN GYMNAsA,
By FORTT-sEvEy P~ERFORAERs, introdrcias he
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Tga for n week sao7'2'i +'s1Ss LS''01
1strs3e Of thai port is steadily declining
- under the influence Of The prohibitery
Mo,,urG tariff, which goes into operation on
Wons.v. the lst Of April, viii largely dimin-
a. he stream that is now flowing, in dinin'
fsbed volume, into that port
simultaneously With this announcement
from tie great northern eHtrsP0t we see i
.,.t.5 tbat the amount Of duties collected al
n. Nsr Orleans custom house ts Ss5,OOo
S.ar vbish would foot up over sil,o0o,ooO
v.sr. This would pay moye than one-hah m'
1900 Of their government u there is nc
- he southern treasury viii be9ul with
-. rssorting to direct taxation.
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Counterfeit fves and tens on the bank Of
Mobile are ID extensive circulation in NsH
! Orlsans
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Also, gu ne san. asor, Dr. J. 3. WATSON has atsd
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DIED
RQaMna,nF.

On THURSDAY, March 18th, Mt. GEO. BnooEs Born
June ~, 1879 At Ashburnbam. Massachusetts,.
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THE undersigned has removed to BLOCK,
i Second street, where he win In a few DAYS receive
larEe additions 10 hts present stoez Of Carpets, Our
tains, Oil Cloths, Pianos Paflor and Chamber Sets Of
Furniture, etc.
mra8-im II. ". G~RosvENOR.
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bersons Indebted to me- either By note, open &C
A+6unt OF otherwise. are respectfully notified thai
ass payment Is lade, or the amount due Is s~aiisfac-
3 arranged before the hrst day Or Nay next, nat I
IN without exception, Frocsed O. collect the same At
Nv 1 cae be found al ny old stand, No. 235 Hain
street. opposite Court square.
mai diS-twtMyt 7. P, AYDLETT.
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~Ths m~sllgnity and hatred Of the Black
Rspabiesns Of the North to The who's SOUTH
-.ls,rlv manifested in their efforts to estab-
- n. fact that essten can and will Be raised
r-.,t Quantities. IL divers quarters ct the
-, and lnnumsrsbls sections Of the earth
Il, erstfsation Of their readers, hey par
- ebs crude spseulstions ef certain m'ssion-
- ~sy.pgslsls who are roaming through Af-
-. ,os who understand ss little what eondi-
-. n climate and Of soil are necessary for
= s-susesssfai production Of cotton as they do
81 ne process BY which the alehemists pro-
go 10 convert tbs laser netsls into gold.
One Of their ultra sheets blsndly informs is
mat in a fsx years abe valley Of the
-, viii be organized By British p0Ts and
s%.,,esn enterprise, and that cotton will b'
--s-.s there IL almost uniimitea qaanl
e. n,,-ame these cotton philosophers "silea-
= fryfrats the cotton fields from the slug
s,resm Of the Niger. They further eaieu'
a. 10 s,.lsse the natives, and thus secure
i,borsrs FOR their vast plantations.
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We pubiish, in another eol1nn' sVns
uses.,b-s from Washington to a B!ack-hs
0nsIiesn paper at Cincinnati, in when =
s,tsa. on the authority Of some "~gsnhe@aS
an Texas. that Gov. HOvsroN bad sta.ea
that civil war was inevitable in Texas Apo n
sbsms. This Is evidently a falsehoOd manu-
featured to suit the tastes and tickle the Paissss
Of northern men. as is also the assertion ma
Mr.. L1Ecors bad received several spPheauolS
fron Loaisiars for esdetships at West Peini'
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err Eoz PFNsAcoLA.-The oLafayettl
Guards,y Capt. William Delay, will be of fol
Pnsacola at 5 O'Clock tomorrow mornih I.
With fun ranks Of men. Their route will Be
by way Of Holly Springs, Grand Junction and
Cerjnth, thence down the Mobile and Ohio
railroad. The QaItmsn Rifles, from Water
foid. and the JEFF, Davis Rifles and Home
Cards, from Holly Springs, will take the
sane train tomorrow morning. Fifteen hun
drd troops have been called for from this
Stae-more than double The number have ten
derea their services. The companies are c m
posed Of cur best citiEens-men who are ready
q sacrifice everything they hold dear, to bat
III for their @altsgs and their fres, for the
green graves Of their sires, God and their ma
tive lsnd.y The prayers Of the loved ones at
hone, their bosom friends, and all who remain,
win constantly ascend to the throne Of grace
for their safety, and that victory might perch
their standsris,-orfor sAfss.) Inteili-
geacr, 9Th.
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ImPOHTATIUNs ND HbF HNOE'
In the commercial report Of the New York
B,rad, Of the 24h inst, it is stated that the
snportations OF the week ending on The go,
vsF. much less than half those Of the cores
0onslpg week Of 1850 or 1859. The custom
house tables show the amount ssfollow;