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va wrw ORLEANS -Jhe stesmer Grand Duke
An.i4gafe. master, leaves ps above tats day a. 5 o'clock
? AZ = 81. Williams & c., and Elliott & VinsonJ
ng=E,s.
For wFgrE RrvrR The fEe freight and PsEsen-
-e~ stasner New Nom, Captain DeeTilg, viii leave
white river and way landings to-day. st O'Clock,
p ~. FrelgateTs and passengers will please take me-
Aics and be % board IN time.
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Tha Monrd - g.

TNHs Aouud City Ferry Packet n r., H
4 CHEEK, On aud after TIE I5th TunA, LEE1tz
VIII run IS f5!loEs: Lesv%H6und C.tJ Go
every day, eIeePt suEdas. a. y, s. IGF~Ezm- and.
IL 81 P II. Leaves Men phis At 8, Q, uE A. n,
and 81, 81 81.
win make three trips on Sundays.
ieI4 2 ". CHERK & co
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GGmmGItlal latters.
BAILEY OF TssE nARKET.
rUasIszED FROM TIE MERCHANTS rxoHAEss


REmrH,s. August %. 1891.
COTTON Y TO8ACCO-We id not hear Of q
sale.
~FLOUR-The demand continues active, with prices
well maintained. Sales Of 1875 brls s. T. at s. 10; 100
single extra at S7.75; $50 extra family at $7.25; So brls
single extra at $775. IS do 10 arrive on private terms;
50 DO at 81 81; 40 do at 81 rs 90 Choics extra at $3.50;
so do a. same and 100 b.-s % at 81.
wHEAT-There was no inquiry yesterday, aud we
did not hear Of ale. We continue TO qnoto, asking
rates, 81 p busleI for prime, and sgG9Js Tor common
aud inferior.
ORN-2C0b bags yellow sold from leves at 45c, and
$50 white, in two lots, at SOC = bu-hel.
RYE-ssles Of 300 b-s6c.s at soc, sacks returned.
Ray, OATS AND BRIN-Eothing r ported.
BACOE-we did not hear OF a sale worth reporting.
LARD-60 brls inferior sold at I2zc.
SALT-Deuand active with an upward tendency in
prices. Sales Of I25 bags coarse at So IS.
COTTON YARS-Sales Of 2l0J dozen al Sc.
SUGAR-l2 hhts sod at GEgs4c
EXCHANGE AND 8ANG HOFE EEsT,
.CCHSECEED 81 Z. n. AVERY, CASHIER or TIKI
UATOsO 8AvTEea lGS-EEUTECNs HnD son ST.
BcaEzyTe Tennessee nso1ey being 2se Sleada-d.
Bank o. Tsunsssse...s p1ri Ezsasngs EsrE Tenn -
G1I5n Bank-........-. Pa5iJisiz5rs' Eals....... -
PIRltBrb' SanE........ pErIAr~iauit1rul Bank. -
sank Of Wess Teua,.,u ~Fa-ieauE OF Esst TsEE.. -
aans OF Chattanooga. pay. Bark Of JsdzTscn.,s. --
Bank Ct Eenphtss.,s. pzrlHanE OF TrCug1n..,s -
Commercial BauE,.r.. ps-iesuk IL E~sEeUsl.... -
Southern EzuE.......r VsTl Sank Of Jiz-bo.-5...p -
Sank OF Nashville 8 tsl
Eznk C0mE6-ce..s.. 6 dis! OTHER BASzs.
Merchants bsnk...s. 8 dis!S5uJhCzrojla-.-..,. par
Bucks BauE...s s.,s S LlstE. O.. 8alEa ..-- s,rs 5 uIs
Bank Of tag JC3CL... : dielSCoraa t6Egt= 1T TIl.-
Northern Esnk Tenn. 8 disl cgt..-....ssss.. par
Bank Of Farzs......t. 5 ds| Missouri Bln. 5...... par
TrEdor' Bank. -. 3 1isI Wl-c0 sin Sank zee -
Farmers BsLE..s.s.. g disIliiu0is Bauss........ -
Bank Of Middle Tenn. s di5.L.Gisiana Eauzs...,.s pm
cambridge Bruk..... 10 DIS Kentucky Banks ..... s On
Ccoce BarE. ......s,.IO dtaiStata Bank OF Ohio. 8 Em
g1elbvviIe Rank ,,.,IJ cisfStage Sank Of Indiana 8 pm
City Bank, Nashville, pari Alsbam ganEs....... 3 dis
Bank Of El0Evi5cs,ss par Virginia BauEs....., par
BsnEo OF America 80. -
EIcEcsgs-5sEi7g Rgfrs.
New york. .....s..I3 PrBmiCluci8nEi ,s.t.ss. -
Philat5sYhis......l0 prem 2csi0l .s.... .... -
New OrloaE5......IO prem Baltimore.........
Louisvile. $1,000 10 pysHal ...-...I5 pD
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VIEW .fRR.f.YGE.uEgT.

REEkPHIS AND ARKANsA. RIVER
M CONFEDERATE STATES NAL LsS
LIN TIE above line VIII. during lovGa2
water In the Arkansas river, run small boats from Ma
%. con 10 Little R0ck.
PASSENGERS leaving Memphis on Ml-days, Wpdues-
days ard Satu- days, connect oirpctIy with these boats
next day at Ks3~isJn. they Iesve Napoleon Sunday.
Tu sdsy and Thursday evenings, and c-unsct direct az
Little ECck wi h cOachFs ter Hot Spung5 and Fort
Smith. Fer further Information aUpiy 70
J0EE .. ADtEs, Proprietor. or
HAHMSrAD AGENT.
jy30-5ms Corner Madison street auC Front row.
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Or, J. H. Racaean7s Volcanic on
EInimeHT.
THE BEST ExTERs4L q rHE World. FOA


Man OR HEAST.
Thoasands Of human beings have been saved = liz
decrepIude ard misery BY the ass Of his invsir-bA
Eminent. IL wiz relieve pain ainost instantspsonsiv
aud IL VIII cleanse, purity and heal The fouiest sore N
an Incredible short time AcLeanfs VeIcunse OH -
iment will releve the most inretsrsle cases Of Rhen-
matism, Gout or Neuralgia. for Paralysis, Confrr-sd
Muscles, Stiffness or n eskuess in he joints. Nuasisg
OF LiEauent, Il viii never fail. Two Applications win
cure Sore Thrsat, Headache CT Esraehs. For B0rnsm
soslds, or any Psla, T. Is an i~nfalaale remedy. IN Il.
snd you viii ana il an Indispensable remedy. Keep
always on hand.
Planters faraeFs, or acT one having eharzs a.
horses, will save money b. ssing acLean's vokanico
Liniment. It Is a SPEEDY and tufanibls cure fsr Ca
s7rbins, Ohstes, swelings Lameness, sweeney So
Woundg, Scrstclez. or any external disassef u
and y0a viii be convincSa.
D2. J. HsEeLEAE, Sale P~sopgistor
s.. Ld1is, Aisa0f
For sais IN Memphis - A. Q. EAEshFE1D
also By 9. w.. JONES = CO., and WARD A.
LAND.
Are HEKWIN, IS Jeaes
poss IN 81 popular
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O. S. Mail Line f0r Des arc Aug1-ta and Jscks5BD0rt.
Tue splendid passenger packs. SsN r.
4 BALE, Capt. -. F BrIscOe, leaves a. LAaCT
above on SATURDAY, 24th it ST., st4P NJ -
For treight r. pas.age apply u
aH22-st HAFMSTAD, Agent.
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TINE elegant passenger steamer NEW ~. =
Z MOON, Cart D ariug, viii leave a0
above on FhIDATi 23i Inst at n 50
For freight OF passage apply on boald or 10
an42 q aRMarAn. Arart
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ca The Shelby Light Dragons, under
Capt. Ballentine, took their departure up the
river yesterday. Missouri will be the field of
their future operations.
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Clark & FuRgGF'S
ROS OIL

NA2RA q HGsA
- ole @E oPEietoE9 81
CURES Headache, Earsche, T~oothachs, in three min
- utes, ~hheunatlsm, Ccu8hs, eeuralgis, Colds, Sry-
sipeIas, Bronchitis Dyspepsia. Collie, Cramps, IRha1ned
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
5ruises, Sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, Disr-
rhea, BuHiOns, Germs, Frosted Feet. Deafness, Old
Sores, 5 re Breast, Sere Nipples, Scald Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Rat
Bites. The world Is challenged for its eQCsl for Scalds
and Burns. II cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eyes on
harness Calls, fresh wounds OF S~welliRgs, and is the
best known remedy to spply to teader-footsd horses from
f9under-take Up the feet end battle wen about The frog
Of he loot Cures al cutaneous diseases on nan OF
beast.
No one medicine can cure IN an cases, but We csz show
mere zeal proof Of the virtue Of Ambr0sial Oil in IL
aeaiiuE properties, from responsible men, who are above
5si1g bought, than can be produced for any other medl-
cine.
We % not assert a cure FER every uslady to which the
Au1an family are subject, bat what We proclaim we can
s-a5sta1ti te BY living witnesses. The Ambrosial Oil Il
a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout the South
and Southwest BY all good druggists and general deal
srs. The South may be Justly proud that Dr.. CLARK.
astlve Tennssseean, after much Labor anu research, has
produced Z really worthy medicine, which is bound TO
drive out much q the worthless Imported trash With
which the country is flooded.
Please call at eur Office, where we will take pleasure
In showing letters and testimonials tee numerous 20 SET
come from physicians in high standing. who are using II
in thelr practice, as they state, with marvellous effects.
We challenge the world TO produce > remedy 50 speedy
and edectGsi in its healing properties.
II Read the evidence q The virtue OF Clark & Ful-
Isrs Auhr0sial III evidence so authentic. and from
persons whose word and Standing are irreprcachabls
Essd and ha convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY B CO., Proprietors.
Nashville, Tenn.
P0rTER & MERwTE,
IS Jefferson street. near Post once,
And general dealers in all popular patent mssisinss.
da25-dawlyis
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NacEeansa

AS nsy by seen, we insert This woek the sdvsgtlsemen
Of HsLesn's Cordial, etc.
tits very well known We are not particularly > vor-
sble to patent medicines, and, as q genera. thing, ...,ew
he WAole CT them with bat Little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
nent Until we knew what were the Ingredients Of the
medicine, and hew compounded. This we have lea ned,
md believing, IS we do, that that The ingredients are
good, and the compound jUdiciously made, we recon-
mend It ss q mixture worthy Of pubic conadedce.
The above is from the st. Louis Christian Advocate.
edited by tAe renowned Rev. Dr.. McAna,ly. which
peaks volumes IN favor Of NcLean's Cordial. we say
% al, try It. See the advertisement IN another COL
Tmn &C. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23

TIE CONCERT on MoNDAT-The concert
that is to take place on Monday, under the d.
recticn OF Prof. EatzeHbach, is attracting
at e%ntion, and sRticipations Of a perform
ance that shall be worthy Of the musical
fame OF Memphis, are prevalent. We have
been privileged with admission TO one Of the
reAesrssls. and what We heard, especially toe
chanting Of the famous Mtserere from II Tro-
vaiOrs, leads US to expect that tie anticipa-
tons will be fully realized. The band of the
fifteenth regiment, Col. Carroll led by Mr..
Carols, will perform the overture, Ia DAM
Riazche. Mr.. Miller, the violinist, will give
tue celebrated CGrneUaI De Venice, and Mr..
Morrison wiz play a c~lsrionet solo.
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THE SENTENCE.

THOMAS ". BARNES: after a patient and
fair tEal by 2 Jury Of your countrymen, OF
TUuT own selection and an earnest, faithful!
and eloquent defense by your counsel, bring
ing TO bear, in your favor every motive and
consideration possible, you have been convicted
Of the high crime OF wiifully, deliberately,
uaiiciousiy and pTsmiditatedly k~illingiyour fell
bowman, John HendrIhsn. You could be
guilty Of Ia higher crime against the law Of
God or man.
Other sins only spaaE; murder sHrieks out.
TIE al5ma1t Of -ite~ m0Istens the earth,
Bun bleed flies upward and bedeEs the heavens"
Whilst the court has no power to avert from
you the just punishment OF the law, it can vet
offer you the sympathy due to an u fortunate
fellow man. Although you have shown and
felt no mercy Yourself FOR the poor victim of
your unre5lrsiued hand, there is vet mercy Of
fsred even to you. Accept it from your God,
f-om whose heart compassion never departs.
Ia the blood that sPeaketh better things than
the blood Of Abel, there was forgiveness for
Cain had he penitent'y sought it.
It nov only remains for the court to pro-
nouBce upon you the solemn sentence Of the
law, which is, that you be taken to the iail
whence you have come, and on Friday, the All
day Of October, A. D., 1861, be taken thence
by the sheriff to g gallows, which be shall pre-
pare within the jurisdiction Of this court, within
a mile from toe court house, and there hung BY
The neck tail Won are dead, dead, dead! Anl
may God in Christ gave your soul
The prisoner made an appeal to the Suprem'
Court. As that cOart does not meet until tht
first Monday in April, the execution of the sen.
tence will necessarily be postponed.
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F0r New UTIe lns-IhTo1-h IN 81 hours
TIVE new steamer LIZZIE SIzE0Ns,
4 RICHARDSON. master, wIitlesva As sbave Las1n9
on SATURD4Y. cath inst. At 2 P. Il -
positively. For freight or passage srpIv 10
JAS. T. BOURNE X CO.. Agents.
au22 3t No. IS Front row m tara
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T5HE superb and feet passenger Steamer
4 NEW MOON. John D-eriny MASTER, lSiJaR
leaves FOR all larcirg5 On white river THlSe
DAY, at O'Clock, P. II.
E~ur23-its
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Gssss THE splendid frpielt and passenger
L3 steamer GRAND Dixie. SAM ApTlesatr.
- master, Will leave as sbsve TO Day at6
o'ciock ?. NJ.
aua2a J. Il WLLLrLEsk 90 Aannts.
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THE 6De passenger packet VfCrOETA. Fs
1 will leave for VicEs. urE ard inter- 1919
mediate points on a RDAY, 24h last, ED
at 5 o'eioek. p II [a~g2s q
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A. CARD

Havirg been warned to leave Memphis, and
not, Just Eow, desiring TO do so, would in
Christian duty warn any man from meddling
with me, save through due course Of law.
IRA II. WILSON,
It, Adams Express Company.
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MEnpHIs Arn LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

P-rssenEsr Train lesvUs Ferry Landing daily (sun-
DAYS eyo5Vrn1l zr 900 An. Arrives Et2 P. n. Coz
nacJ- % Ezilscn with Arkansas Stage Company and
Oyerl.r1 "a Csacues n Little Rock. Fort Smith, San
Francls-o C~8lrr0rlls5 Hot Springs; Washington, ArkaR-
sas; CarEzviHe, Texas, and all principal points in
Arkansas a~j TeE-s Tickets sold by L. S. Knowlton,
NJ :. rarr-s.r Erraat
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7 4 I lib Id Ian
FOR SALE.
G26 RCPes.

An authorized b SSH an extremely II
I ABLE IRA q or LAND, lying on the Mis- an
slsslppi river, s50ut two miles south OF Hem-SS&$
PMS on the Arkansas side. It contains -
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TEHE pscket PsISCE OF Wales. Lee.
L msstsrs will leave a. shove SATUR- La-Fe9
2ith inst, at 5 0'c.oCk P. n. -
For freight or passage apply 70
J. NORTON n co or
au22-3t J.. @ MCaAETS Aganaa-
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Afgular 9atagts.
For n orleans.

TUB STEAMER GafHD Use. C-V-ain Arplezsts,
i viii lesve fr the sb1ve and al I~utsrnedists
poin5s THIS DAY, at 5o'c0ck, P. N FIR freight or
pas axe apply On LoaId or 70
~Aug-2s-it FIII 1T & Y NSGE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23

RE-ADHITTED TO BARI. A. Tyler,
ESQ, for many years a prscticing attorney in
TIE State OF Mississippi, and a partner with
Judge Fisher, lately Of the Supreme Court Of
that STATE, and at another time editor of a
prominent newspaper in Vicksburg, and more
recently Of The Seatinel, a religious paper Of
much ability in This city, has returned 10 the
bar, and was yesterday sworn in as an attor-
ney in the Criminal Court.
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HOUSE!
Immediately Opposite Depot OF
EEemphts aSsd CHGT5esfsa
Railroad.


uyHE HOUSE IS NEW and recently f1rn'sh- O.
/ ed. Passengers by river and Ialiroad VIII 9,iI
aud this the most convenient Hotel - the EziiiI
Aenpais and charleston Depot in the city. 11AA
JOHN D. ARMOUR,
;-,s rvis prsrrietor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23

The DEUMMER's FLAG-We bave been
shown al elegant flag Of silk with the stars
beautifully worked, which was presented By
The ladies Of Randolph tn little Bedford, the
ten year old drummer Of The first regiment o.
Tennessee volunteers. There is also a little
aproa-we suppose for a viuandisTs CT similar
years-desiened after the Confederate flag.
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SOUTHERN ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-At
tcniion is invited to the card Of our friend
Shutter, The principal superintendent of the com
psny. The stock aud management of the com
pany is now in southern hands. We dosbt
Whether there is & truer friend to the South to
be fund anywhere than the accommodating,
gsntiemanly chief Experimentation
Shu era southernsr by birth, education, in
terest and sympathy.
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La GsAKGE S%xNoDEcAL ~CoLLEGE.-This
College will resume its duties September 10,
with an efficient faculty OF southern men. The
aid o. the Bible, military tactics, and general
instruction viii be called in to make the stu
dents Christians, patriots and scholars. TIE
secretary assures parents that their children
will be well instructed, and their morals and
manners carefully looked after. See the adver-
tisenemt on another page.
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EImwoOd III Institute,
KsOr ETlns100d CSaseSeTy,
.MCsspEsts, EeSGgIs

REV. J. D.
uCHR next session Of this Institution viii open IN
MONDAY, the 81 day OF September Dext. 10 Is
the dasign Of the Principal to make this a high sfhooi,
AZ vhich youth can receive q finished Acadsmietd0ca-
lion. and also a preparatory school to qualify lycuns
men for any class in College they may ws1 to etoer.
Tuition from 81 70 ST. payable 81 the close q zach
- Al a recreation dveea vrOalnees = AVa1A-
sion, students will be dFtla
aRI3 In,
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Su&fial aOtltHs.

MEssRs. CLARK, sEGOh X OU-DEAK sIEs
Nearly every person who has tried your Amorosial on
in this neighborhood are well pleased. 7 think it one
Of the be.. medicines now in use for the many com
plants you recommenI It. ] sold eight OF the small
bottles to = man stricken down with the rheumatism.
BE says he never had anything give relief like it. He
is now going about. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
New Market, East Tennessee, August 9, 1850.
For safe by POTTER * MERWIE,
eui4-4tW-w g. Jefferson Il.
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TO sTESgEggos .
RH.mCK %
49, EaRMEn

I'VE offer for rent, from the FIRST OF septem- <zAs
w Der next, our STORE, No, So Front Row. E3"1
To q good tenant the terms viii b. made quite a4IiiI
liberal. ~
au15-tf HOLs, = TAfbOt
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AsoTHEk MANASSAS RELIc.-Dr. Snyder
has Just returned from the sceae Of action in
Virginia, where be has been dispensing medi-
cines and medical attendance to suffering sol
disrs. Re was at Manassas after the battle
and has brought away, as a mementO OF the
fight, the barrel q a muskst, she greater part
sflGe breech o. which Is broken away, the
weapon having probably been clubbed after
G----
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

regret 90 learn that cur distinguished
fellow citizen Judge HusrIssros finds il ne
cessary 70 again 20 abroad for TIE benefit Of
his health. he XII leave FOR Cuba during
the PRESENT week. 20 be absent severAi
months tooIl
At the breaking out Of TIE present rebel
lion the Judge took strong grounds in favor
Of the Government against the traitors end
their sympathiserss and % far ~ his health
has permitted, has done good service in DO
fence Of law and right. snd il l. public MS
fortune that re country must be deprived Of
ais services. shich. though purely mental,
Aavs been SO efficient in convincing the va
yering. Strengthening the hopeful and re-
strainins many disposed 70 sympathizs With
the south. We sincerely hope the Judge
may find tbs climate Of Cuba 80 recupsra-
dive that be ray be restored 20 us in good
health and rrrcsred for long life Of future
asefuinexz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

ARTHUR'S
HOME MAGAZINE for 1852.
r0uxD ~
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EofTED
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4 letter 70 the Y. Y. Times. from tie
New Orleans biockading 1ees says:
New Orleans has no iortifcations or 6efen-
ses in her rear. and the swamps back OF Il
are irnpassa5,e, excepting By the shell read
and the railroads. Vessels OF all character.
drs wing not over eleven feet Of water, can
ascend Lake Ponchartrain 20 within sir miles
OF the city. Ten thousand resolute. determ-
ined men could start from the deep waters of
Lake Borgne and reach, yes. reach, tho land
ing ct the city in fifteen hours. There Il
not M armed vessel of any importance upon
the lake. and the land for moro than twenty
five miles around Is 4 low swamp, easily and
efectually swept by the guns Of 4 decent
feet. am aise assured that there could be
but one point Of opposition upon this route.
and that is the fort at the main passage be.
tween the two lakes. Borgne aud Ponchar-
train. IL is. however. sadly Cut OF repair
and mounts but ten or twelve small guns,
and Is gsrrisoncd with but txo companies OF
militismen from Mississippi. Ii the national
Government could once obtain possession of
New Orleans, they could hold Il against the
combined power OF the rebels; they could,
without the least trouble. reduce the forts on
the Mississippi river. and efectually bold In
check many of the States IN rebellion. The
common point touched upon By the citizens
ne 10 the results of the war. is the fear OF an
attack upon their CITY By the way Of Lake
Ponchartrain. and they themselves have said
Il could be successfully made. and the place
reduced
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
Nor t.eod News from Eastern >hsee
Virginia.

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