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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
THE eRArrENBERe INSTITUTE BUILDINGS


in the finest and central portion Of Nei ORR City mo
Bonds Broadway They four stories high open
elegantly furnished arranged and admirably ssPted
for the comfort Of those who wish place unde The
Immediate Of Resident fhysica who eides IN the
building, and who has been long aud favorshy known the
community for his sail xpeepce The diseases treated
the Institute comprise chronic uterine and other dcles q
referred TO above conf consumption Ac aud
fLe Institute enjoys deserves the entire confidence Of
who require ts sdvsntsges Ia equally 81 Che service OF
City Patients no desire cOnyeneBces thar they
their houses and those IN the Country who
Quie be under the i'm mediate Of sknu stefan
The whole Institution Il mdeT the Of Dr. J. r. B69,,
Ia whom the Dosd Of D octo place ee confidence whose
reputation throughout the county 10 OF tsm favorable CHAR
scter.
Many Of the lesdDE public in the country have spoken
10 the terms OF tire rseenbeg Institution and it, theory
and practice Others With the medic+ncs,
hnt who Of the integrity sd tiuhune Of the Red
dent Physician hsYe permitted him to refer them for the
truth OF whs he cay Among these last have noiiced
me names Of HoEAck GExzIY 81 The Tribune, Prof r.
SsvErto Of hs Iogar Fsn,Gls C0rge Po4eep,s the Rev
sfr u, SS9AIIs n, Aey foTi, Prof A. T PsABoDr "
Any Of the Greienbere medicines ofoms.ion regard
is he ihsun'e ats seIm- &c may be had by addressing
JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, Nj. D.,
RtsiDksr PsIsoik GHAxyEssyKs COMPANY,
No. = Bond St, Eew.Yon
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HOME for INYALIDS," established st
- spnnsdsis NeTthsDpon. Ma,,y IL 1888.
smntsess jacob Bigtlow N D., John Macon Warren Ar d.
'N'''hj Wizard PGisr, NJ b., r. ". wesh. ESQ., Nsw.York
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~ single bottle OF sPALDISGs PREPARED GhtE
ssye ten tiue. is cost annually IL
SPALDINd'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDINd'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING'S PREPARED CLUE
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pk,soLp.RuEGa Franklin Co, Ohio,
January 9, l6bl
HysRY e. SrALpise,
No. IS Cedar At, n. Y.
DgAR SIR:
ro,o.d sn6 cents as FOR which send Dor Of
HCenhsic PiAp Send address Of Rev VIM C. Filler Rry-
pod,bnrr franklin Co, Ohio.
Your pills Ike o csuncnro headache almost fH'on'rr
VIM. C. FILLER.
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MRS. wTNsLoW,s SOOTHING SYRUP is the on,y thins
that you rely upon to give rest TO youreh ana iee anu
help TO your infant
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been Tue
mean. Of resoring the dropping spirits Of many nao'ne@
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From tl,e Adyeriiser.

Prom the Advertiser, Providence r. J.
The Cephac Pills said to be ssecua rene
for the edane and Of the best for s, very ireque
complaint which has been discovered
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BEVERLY, Mass Dee H. 1890.
II. G. SPALDISG. Esq. ,,,, . x,-
wish for some circulars .e show b' TO bring your
Cephaic P particularly before my custoners II you
have ANYTHING Of the lind please send TO me-
One OF NV who 10 subject to severe sies hesdsche
nnaIy aur tao cured Of attach In ono hour b.
your Pills which ] sent her. .
w. Il. WILKES.
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MOTHERS !
NOTHERsi!

Don't fail pIoe1n Mr., WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teething bas equal earth. No mother
who tried Mrs Wsows Soothing Syrup for Children
will let her child ps through the dtrssss and
erc. perid Of eehug without the aid Of tbi. invaluable
preparation. II and heslh be estimated by doaIs and
,$np IL 10 worth iis weight in gold. .
Millions Of bottles sod every yes. In the United States II
u Az old and welltried remedy.
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS A BOTTLE. 49,,
None genuine unless the fsc .me Of CURTIS PERKINS
Eew.York, l. o the outside wrapper.
Bold by Druggists throughout the word.
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BILLIE VERNON Ohio, Jan. Is, lsGL
HyygY c. SPlLpIYG. ESQ.
please find ineosed twenty for which send
another Of Cephsc Pills Thy are ivy ne Se'
n,ect "'' wv A. SLOWER p NJ,
Belle Vernon Wysndot Co, o.
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ssrpox CRxKK, Huntingdo Co, Pa, Jan. 10, lStl
II. c. SPAIDINa.
sin: ., 49,,
You will please send two boIe' o. your Cephale fi'
Send them immediately
Respectfully yours $40 - ,,..-,
Psi have psed one box Of your Pills, aud ind them
tJceleAt
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Total....,.,..... .... SOAPS. u S;,ssE
Increase CT the week compared with that OF 1885,
The following comparative statement OF the 'ssoe
of exports from commencement of the yearto April To-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS
highly IMPORTANT 10 MOTHERS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS
HIGHLY NPORTA W 10 MOTHERS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS
HIGIILY IMPORTANT 10 MOTHERS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT To NOTIFIES
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 MpTHEhs.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT To MOTHERS
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pren.rsd bV DE CrsefenbeE Company mo. = BONDSr,
kEW-YORKl all Others has not only been proved by un,
published from eli parts Of the country aud
from every Ia e bat their continued success, While 90
many Others fail 1, substantial evidence that they perform all
that they claim 10 do
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From the Western r. r. Guetie, Chicago N.
W. heartily indoIss r. Spaldins and his unryaed cephsh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-15
UPReading Matter ON FIrsr Page.

CRY AFFAIRs.-At the regular meeting Of the
Common Council last night, President DAVIDSON
mr. PAU in the chair reported from the Cemittes
en- the Police that the Committee had Investigated
the rumors in regard to official misconduct of W.
". CALVERT, member ef the Night Police, and
we're unable to discover any thing in his conduct
upon which to base chsrge
The report of the s.dond clerk Of the Market
House shows that Inc collections account of stall
rent during the month of February amounted to
$I95.
Mr. BELL presented proposition from W. j.
THOMAS proposing to pay the city 500 per yesr,
for the privilege Of keeping boat at the lower end
Of tie wharf for the purpose Of unloading coal
The bill authorizing J. 7. DUNLAP to make q con-
nec;ion Cith the water pips on McLemore street,
su2 to use water, in lieu of any damages he mSy
have against the city, was passed It's third read
ing.
The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen 10
hove O pavement constructed on College street in
front OF he Howard School House, was cOscurred
in.
The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen re-
suesting the Mayor to enforce the Law requiring
psvements to be made aud repaired throughout The
city, was concurred in.
The resolution from the Board of Aldermen to i'm
prove North College street was conc1rred in.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen to amend
the Law in regard to butchers and butchers meat
IVES passed on its first reading.
The bill from the Board of Aldermen to drain
the oellsr of the Howard School House passed
on three several readings.
The bill from the Board Of Aldermen sppropri.
aiing $l4s7 for pump and improvements Of the
Water Works, was passed on three several readings
The bill from the Board of Aldermen to organize
Heck and Ladder Company in conjunction with
the Steam Fire Department, was passed on three
readings, having been amended to FIX the sala-
~ of the oster at SiOO aud that of the tiller or
steerspan at $500 year.
Mr. CHEATHAN offered a resolution endorsing the
course of Senators CRITTENDEN and Johnson, and
Representatives ETHERIoeE, Strokes, HATToI
OuARLEs NELsoN, MAYNARD and BRABsoN, and
inviting them to psrtaks Of the hospitality Of the
CITY. which Was adopted, ayes 8, nses Z.
MIR. HATCHER introduced bill to improve the
house Of the Sexton of the City Cemetary, which
was passed on its frs reading
Mr.. SHANE offered q resolution calling for infor-
nation ia regard the operation Of the stsSn Fire
Department, which was asOpted.
Mr. BELL offered resolution autherisng the Chiet
Of tn, Fire Department to employ additional force
at aret. IL necessary. which was adopted.
Mr. CREIGHTON offered resolution to erect Q
gas post and lamP'on Park street, between Gsy and
Cedsr, which was referred TO the Committee on GAs
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oNLx DISCOVERx

- x - -
WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
KTANY the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
I'VE tempted not only to initiate his restorative, but profess
but they have sill and gone being carried by the
wonderful of Prof Woods preparations and have
forced to leave ae field % Its rssstless Read the foes
tngi-
PRoF. o. J. WooD Co.: Gents-The in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and VII hyou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
first, 1t fact OF hataton and name, stated in
the communication second Is it true Of all therein contained
natural color7 To all and do invariably My
hair better than in stage Of life for forty
past more soft thrifty and better coioTd The same is true Of
that the substance s wshed OF By frequent abuton OF the
face When care were sssd By vpng s ace IN close sopns
have been In herecept Of many letters from all Pars
Of New England asking me i my hair s continues Q Be
various compounds well this it has, doubt been baey
initiated and been used not only without an good effect but
account for months, and my hair good ever,
hundreds have examined it with surprise 81
old gray hsir head face; and to prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken of the past week
received favor Of two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful gave to friends, and thereby
and then purchased and used II with universal will
favor that you send rest BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold By msny fear without author
lty from from article will insure and
By impure articles which the Of good
dee imy duty heretofore to keep spprsd Of the
effect my hair all who inquire Of Of my
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remain dear sirs
yours, C. RAYMOND.
The Reoravei put in bottles Of three Sizes large,
medium and small; the small pint and 81
proportion than the SMALL etas for g. per bottle the large
holds 80 cent meen proportion and rais for -
New York, ia street, 81 Louis No.. and sold by all
good Druggists AID Fancy GSedH Dealers Whoissaed BY
house in the United states. Ifsb1l-1y
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NEw YORK, March 13.-The late Adjutant- Cen.
ersl Cooper, At tAe request Of JEFF Davis has gone
to Montgomery With tue evident view % resume ths
same position in the Southern army
The HerGtds correspondence, il reply 10 Dispatch
Is putting the authorities their guard, say Gen.
Bsauregard teiegraphs here to-day fellows: I'VE
are prepared at all points and defy them to rein
fsrce Fort Sumter"
Senator Trumhull is severely denounced by ILL.,
nois Republicans for urging his brother-;a-lsW's
appointment as Governor Of Dscotah
The nomination Of James Speed as Postmaster Of
Louisville gives good deal Of dissatisfsctiou The
friends OF Mr. Gallagher are especially ohsgrinsd
was appointed disbursing clerk in The War Depart
ment.
The Tunes correspondent says Secretary Cameron
is understood to favor the policy Of collecting the
revenues outside Of the ports after Secretary Chase
shall have drawn acquisitions upon the officers Of
the seeding etstss and they refuse to comply
The Tribune correspondence says the nomination
OF Mr.. Cerwin as Minister to Mexico was quite I'M
expected 10 him, and was not desired Il is only
three days since he urged upon the President the
selection Of another person as peculiarly fitted for
this post. Mr.. Lincoln nominated him without any
conference Whatever, and was influenced mainly by
the desire TO secure his services in CARRYING out the
policy which Mr.. Corwin has advocated in aud ont
Of Congress as most desirable for our future com
mercial, political, and diplomatic relations with
that Republic. II he consents TO accept that mis-
sion ALL which is yet undetermined It will be for
the purpose of inducing Mexico to adopt this policy
and for no other reason. In this view the missisn
is now among the most important in the whole ser
vice.
The principal officers of the steamer Water
Witch, at Philadelphia. detailed for special service
are: Lieut. Commanding Brinkerhoff, and I.iegfs
J. L. Davis, Cushmal, and Eastman; A o. Ried,
master.
The steam sloop-of-war Pawnee is still of Wash.
ington Navy Yard with her officers and supplies On
board.
Workmen are engaged in fitting in the machinery
swo or three months
The Charleston Courier Of Monday says that sub
scrptions raised in that city towards the establish
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foET KEARNEr, March lathe heagy rams
prevailing when the last express departed sxte85sd
over the State and Wers ssRy severe ct pofnts
"a the mountains and in the Washoe mininx re-
gions the fall Of snow was heavy. The weather Is
again pleasant this week
the 2Ggh
The sessions oontinue 70 Be occupied With discus
Sions OF Union resolutions, the Frederick ezpun-
glng Feso.utionss and iasEizues over the proposed
oenatokiAi election There has been no LEGISLATION
OF any importance jet Tbs roconatEucted Dsnc-
CRATIC party. composed Of Breokinridgsites and
portion Of the Douglas Democrats. mel At s,crs-
mento last evening Only forty-fou members Her.
present. The Legislature being Composed az one
hundred and hfteen members this was an n.er.
pectedly weak showing, and an unfsvorsbIe iniioa-
ton fer Denver
Il Is reported shsa = msjoriiy Of Dcuxlss Damo-
Gratis and all the Republicans are ondeavor;n- A
incuce Mr.. DcDougsl 70 withdraw from the ssntSsf-
when an effort to elect some compromise candida.
will te made. The friends Of Mr.. NcDoueai. hov
ever, are psking great efforts 10 get the RspublI-
cans to support him
Accounts from San Diego state that the whslers
81 that port have already taken sevsnty-tWo whales
and the season for catching is not half over Each
whale 10 worth about 81, 900.
Inc Late Legislature Of Washiagton Territory
granted divorces 10 seventeen disaffscted couples
photographic duties are received from the Atlantic
sss.es % ne llth Of February, giving "a seeouat
Of toe election Of Davis and Stephens g the head
o. the Southern Republic. Cslilornians even mere
than ever fear permanent dssolutiou Of the Uuioz
inevitable and hope that the calamity nav ncf be
aggravated y sn unnecessary war
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NEw TeRK, March 1.-THE steamer Etna has
arrived at Nes York with Liverpool dates Of the
27th The steamers Anglo Saxon and Vieo lad
arrived out. COttOn-Sales Of TIVE days l5.O 600
bales, Of which spectators and exporters took
1000 bales. closing quiet. with quotations barely
maintained Bresdstufs dull but steady. Proyis-
iOas dull. COnsOls 5Il@els. The Bank has ma is
no alteration in the rate of discount The Rtns
brings S250,000 in specie. The Arabia will bring
from 500, 900 to $4,000
Russell and Palmerston deprecsie the policy Of
America in preventing search and permitting the
prostitution Of its flag.
Cain thought the introduction Of free labor in
Cuba the most efsotusl to suppress the slave
trade.
BuckstOn feared the Southern Confedsracy would
revive the slave trade, and hoped the Government
wsuld not recognize it without express stipulaions
against it.
Russell said nothing was determined respecting
the prolonged occupation of Syria
Capt. Pike Of the ship Gen. Parkhill, from Liver
pool for Charleston, was killed by his crew. The
mate was also injured, the ship retained and the
crew have been arrested.
Blackburn, Weavers have partially resumed
work
Thouvenal officially assured the American Minis
ter that no delegate from the seeding States had
been received by him or the Emperor.
The Bourse was dropping. ReHtes 6sL Sc.
The italian Senate, By vote Of 120 against 2,
adopted Law comforting the tile Of King Of Italy
on Victor Emmanuel and his successors.
A Pidmontsse brigade soou enters Rome
The Romans are secretly preparing to receive
EEmanuel
The Emperor of Austria has signed The new Con-
stitutiOn.
The new Diet has the right Of Legislation.
The Hungarian Constitution remains intact.
A serious insurrsclion occurred in Sonleria, Tur-
key.
The China rebels took Woosung and commenced
general massacre, when the French interfered.
The French are about occapying portion Of
the Province Trosimore.
Cardinal Borelli is dead
The steamer Etna brings. 81. O65.OOO specie.
COSTANTISoPLE.-Thef financial crisis is incres-
sing humorous failures are imminent
Observation-Disclosures occurred on the 10th.
The Pspal Government declares that Napoleon is
responsible for the recent events.
CALcuTTA.-Imports are dull
LIvERPooI--Hewitt Co. reports cotton advanced
I, and in some cases three sixteenths since Friday
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote Flour dull, de-
clined six pence. White corn $685. Beef and
pork dull. Lard dull, 55(a5Gs. Sugar quiet Coffee
stead y.
Nothing has been heard of the steamer Austria
lasisn.
News unimportant.
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"a GENUINE NovELTY''-A PAPKR NECK lie -
The other day We mtntiOned that application hso
been made by firm in New York for patent iOr
psper neck ties, printed In imitation Of silk and
bingham with great exRctness and beauty MesSrs
Sxrr. & BRoNwER, the manufacturers Of this nov
.,tv have already introduced 1t. Messrs. COHE
H., No. "a Union street, have received large
lot and they are reslly beautiful 81 The merit oil
,b;s tie consists rot only in its close resemblance
either to silk or cotton fabrics, but also in the ease
9Th which il may be adjusted, and its exceeding
eheapnsss. The prices are such that ne" neck
tie msy be worn every day and the Wearer not DC
charged with imprOvidence in his expenses for
r.rL Iraaa %
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NEW oRLEAss. March 1.-THE Galveston Civil
ian OF the liih says, the surrender Of Fort Brown
was quietly argued upon between the Texas Com
missiOuers and Capt. Hill on the 9th. The News
says Port Brown win be given up as soon as trans
psrtstion could be found for the Fsdar.l trooDs
The latter viii take with them two lrht b.,,.r;s.
Of artillery.
The Daniel Webster is off BRACES waiting to TAX.
part Of the Federal trOOps Other vessels viii pro-
badly be dispatched to take the remainder. Tn.
Texan troops at BrazOs are represented to be fort
flying the island SO as to make it imprsgnsbls.
An ordinance to submit the permanent COnsritu-
tOn of the .nfederse States to the people for rat
ihcstOa or rejection, is under consideration in the
Convention.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-15

TERIBLE AccIDEET-DEATH PROM FALLING IN
A PRIvY.-MOnday morning little girl three
years If age, daughter of Mr.. John Levy, residing
on Washington street. between Third and Fourth,
was missed from the house, and ell search for her
proved unsvailing. Advertisements were inserted
in The city papers with . view TO ascertain her
whereabouts. bat without success. Yesterday NOR
ming, however, portion Of her dress Was scciden-
tally discovered at the bottom Of privy attached
to the premises, and on further examination her
body was found and taken out. The little girl was
in The lbit of having 6ts and il is presumed that
while lsboriug under one she met her death. The
privy is about twelve feet deep and isolated in its
position So that the cries of the little one, if she
gave utterance to any, could not be heard. A jury
Of inquest rendered verdict in accordance with
the above fac.s.-Asmphis Avalanche, M0rck l6.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY

=
~ DR.. KING, formerly Of Hsw York, Cor Ihs iAst
EsS four ye-rs ofLousviIIe. Kentucky, and vas has
attention ths treatment Of private oEs
himself having attended
and cured Thousands he d enabled
ali dseasPs Of private nstnrs, matter hou BAL they
medical treatment frcm negecs
Dr. Kings Disp~nsAry Ne % Deadck street. Cky
aad square, all q private
cured without naueozs medicine rssreDes
nom business
srRIcruREs ofold date, ssstuaily sursd
days, operation WHICH pEis. where structure
exist health b enjoyed. Perhaps dass
mischief I'd undertakes tbs constitution n1ek-
SYPHILIS. With al the diseases sfhs ska growing cut
eatment Be esectnally cured In - days.
eKnN WEAIEEs particular attention beTnR bee1 gives -
this disease. aud AL the grogn cut ef 1ghe
Ia many the destructive habits 81 sconddsrat
Youths ndslgepcs II he pasousa neglect q
undermine taon, se1nE ne snidet
at business oeIsty and causing premature old
Females who may laeorng with deult7 % he Nenb
nay assured Of Eaeaiss relia
Persons residing writing and stating z ea1e, VIA
enclosed dIreed 10 Dr. A. King, No q Deadrck street.
Nashville will h ehe medcins s<u y her
address, with nsoesy direeors scs secre osved Ones
hours from oclook the mornng unt Din The svsnnsf
Mayo lss5-4&uiy
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Rspu.tss ay n Harrison. s.ssuhoas, and Banor. .nl
Chic Rallsesd AsenA
River st present on the decline, With feet OF
Harpeth Shoals. Weather cool and cloudy.
Steamer BED Rover lad not arrived last night
but will doubtless be in port this morning.
Lady Pike, nov with pcrtien Of her cargo on
board, and will leave st o'clock this evening
Passengers and shippers viii find their nuek re-
specied friend, Capt HURB. in command, who
stands prOverbial as one amongst our most cOurte-
teOus and attentive commandsnts.
Steamers Glenwood, St. Louis. Jim Watson ana
john Gault all due in port this day and the next
from the Ohio river.
The May Duke, ever prompt, viii be on hand TINS
day, a. II o'clock, to take her departure Tor re-
ducah.
Steamer Gen. Andersen, new due in pert from
Cairo.
The shipments of cotton from Memphis East,
during the past week, were ,74O bales. Hiss isir
estimate to say they win ship from this source zoo
oOe bales this season from that point
This point Nashville, ships about 10000 bales
East, and might with little energy upon the part
Of our Commission Merchants, be enabled to ship
100, 900 bales To us it has been eften matter OF
surprise to learn why they DO not 60, or send an
agent along the entire line of railways from Nash
vile to Florence Decstur Huntsville. &C., and So
cit the trade for Nashville, especially IN the face
of the fact that it costs 75 cents per bale less to
land it in Nashville from these points than it does
in Memphis, and IS cents per bale less to ship from
Nashville than from Memphis. They require no
sophestry to induce 1t to come the Nashville route,
or ii will be clear saving Of 81 rett per bale to
say nothing Of lis being less eireuitsus and the
most spesdy route.
Again il they would desire to make representa-
lions truithfuIl they ought to inform all parties
concerned that We never hsd q season yet that the
supply in our market was sufficient for the densnd
for the manufacturers, and to meet the deficiency
BUR cotton Brokers have had to 80 personally TO
Memphis to FL their orders. We say gentlemen,
lit lie more energy in this mattsr is needed on your
parts, and cotton vii come the cheapest and most
direct route.