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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Ca

SUGAR. The sales comprise lUUO mas. at net
ter prices for Fully Fair and the better descriptions
Fair to Fully Fair45@54 and SIC. B1b.
MoLAssEs :. About 1900 bbls. sold at Fridays
prices. Prime to Choice 24@926c. . gallon,
FLOUR. 800 bbls. supertine sold in several lots
at S. 90@$6 and 200 at Sc 10 u Dbl.
GRAIN. . The sales of Corn comprise about a.
800 sacks, including 800 Yellow Mixed at Gle, 500
Mixed at G2, 5000 do. at 63, 200 Yellow Mixed at
G4, 600 Yellow at IS, 200 White Mixed at 6s, 1900
White at rs and Is 900 White and Yellow on pri-
vate terms. OF Oats about 1000 sacks st. Louis
were sold, including 100 in lots at 43c. and 300 at
45c. % bushe.
Provisions. :. The transactions in Pork com
prised 700 bbls. Mess on private terms. Retailing
at $l9 70 Dbl. In Bacon 20 casks Ribbed Sides
were sold at lie. % b. Of Beef about so bbls.
Prime Mess were disposed of at sl2 f9 Dbl.
CANDLES . We noticed sales of 100 boxes eight
weight at lGc. u ID.
WHISKY so bbls. Raw sold at l75c., 100 Recti-
fled at ISL, so at 10, 100 divers at 20 and 40 Nee
tar at &c. u gallon.
COFFEE. The sales embraced l493 bags Rio,
comprising so at ll3c, 49l at III so at l23 100 at
l2I and $50 at 13c. u Ii.
FREtGHrs "A ship was taken up for Liverpool
at I'd. for Cotton, and two for Europe on private
terms
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Amount OF discounts beyond nihety aaybI feo
Increase for the week. ~ 2S5
The week closes on a dull and depressed cotton
market. True, the sales have been above an
average reaching CT 600 bales against 1880 bales
for the corresponding week last year, and ,0Oe
bales for the same time in 1859. The receipts for
the week reach 50 900 bales against $4,000 bales
for the same week last year. The receipts at Mo-
bile for the week ending yesterday friday were
1879 bales, making the total receipts at that port
AIS $50 bales. The total decrease at all the ports
is now 578, 600 bales.
The latest advices from Europe, received during
the week, are up to the Goth. The last brought by
the Canada from Liverpool arrived at Halifax,
quoting quiet cotton market through the week.
Sales were reported at 81 900 bales; Midaling Or
leans quoted at I'D. The steamer of the ed (the
Kdar) quoted 7sd. Private dispatches by the
Canada countermanded orders for Midding Or
leans unless at ed. This bears somewhat I'M
favorably. Our cotton market is more depressed
from exchange influences than political causes II
Lancashire spinners want cotton from New Orleans
at about IL cents, they had better secure it. Ii
| can be held back here, though it would be preju-
dicial to factors for brief time, Some discrimna-
| ton is still made in freghts between British and
American vessels.
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In Sterling there were eegersI ira ,stiors ~

In Sterling there were several transactions at
from lo2, lo2l 1os and los Bills Of laafng drafts
ranged from 100 to 1909 up to 1O11 and 49, Francs
dull, dropping, and tending still further down. We
have to quote good drafts as low as 5:60-extreme
range from that $3.50 to $50; the very best were
to be had at 5:55. at late hour It was reported
sale of Sterling, with documents, was closed
below 100. The past three days Of the week have
been noted FOR extreme depression in foreign bills,
with nothing of an encouraging nature for the
opening on Monday.
The Stock market was quiet to-day. Bank
shares of the free banks are advancing--that is,
holders refuse to sell at the last figures. Bonds
are quiet. There were some State bonds issued to
the Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad sold few
days since. Some of the railroads have to receive
some few bonds from the State, which will un-
doubleday be Immediately placed on the market.
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The operations in exchange for the week have
been large. The banks hold nearly $l0,OQ0,00
The movements in all amount to 81 900 ,000, while
New York sight funds have been well sustained
through the week. Time bills have fallen off, and
foreign exchange has receded. The demand to-
day was light. The low rates for sterling induced
dealers to take hold. The counter rate for checks
on New York was / dis. Outside rates ranged
from s@5 dis. Double Al J discount; sixty days
sight fell off One of the banks bought satisfactory
bills at2& dis. Other sales were made at 2l02a
discount.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q SHEROH6Ea REMEDY IAN uNFAI

GSHEROhEE RAfFnED IAN UNFAIIINa
~ Specific for 81 Diseases Of the Urinary Organs and Gen
era Alternative and Blood Purifier. ~
NJ This "Remedyo when all ether preparations fall
il entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
enereE Diseases contains Mineral Poison or Nauseonr
uga being prepared from Roots Banks and Leaves in the
form Of pleasant and delicious Syrup. n
HS-lt IL natures remedy for Gonorrhea and G1set
Gravel Structure and Is especially recommended for Fuor AL
BUS (Wtes in Femaeso Tor this complaint Is invaluable
As general Alternative and blood purifier II has no equal
lar Swsngs Mecual and all Erupve Dseases cnring
1ore speedily and permanently than any medicine known
1tdoes this by purifying aud cleansing the Understanding IL To
How In all s original purity md vgor thus removing the
system all impure and perncious which have induced
disease.
all old of Gonorrhea and elect that have bafed
Bill medical SKILL 10 especially recommended in old
never falls, and recent in from 10 three days
few doses positively all scRding heat chordee and
pain.
EI does not aectth BREATH interfere with any Of
business,
RB-I requires assistance from other medicine.
nff~t can lay Oh the toetabe in tho counting room
without It's over being suspected Femedy for private ds
cases.
R-A treatge Venereal disease, with full directions for
Their permanent cure accompany each bottle.
RFor full particulars get Circular FREE from any drug
store in the United States.
nI sold atreta1 for 80 per BOTTLE three bottles s.
by all responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
gists.
II POTTER Il MERWlN, Sole Propretors st. Louis, Mo.
q J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. 81 and ISL Ghartres street.
Wholesale Agents for the South.
E75-Sol9 by all Drnegsts, iaiG IYGW
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CATTLE II A E z EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. II, 1861.
Received Saturday Is Western Beeves lO3 Calves
and $50 Hogs. Stock on sale lGO Western, 40 Texas
Beeves, GOO Calves, 1850 Hogs, $50 Sheep and Il
Mich Cows. We quote:
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nLFza.. MOST EXTENSIVE SOUT4ERs
WfRTfPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

WEI KFABE & CO., Nos. /, 3, and Eutaw street. Batl
more respectfully their Southern friends that they haVt
enlarged thar factory and prepared to supply the great
demand for their Pianos They unquestionaby the mos
Durable contain s the latest and fully guar
years. For and great Of
and agreeable touch, they unequaled
Thaberg dkosch and other panists have used ther
In their given certificates for their superiority
They have the last years. taken the FIRST premiums
all competition in all hs different States where they have beel
exhibited year they received five first premum two
Montgomery Ala the best Southern made piano
one for the best against all competition.
fall supply the above instruments may be found at
agents In New Orleans, at
NELL WASHBURN'S,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
te1g 1ykw Story Ruildiug tup stsirA.)
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S,404, e2s s20.24s,O62 sI,4iO,ols
Total General Deposits G
-~-~
.s2l.@s,G7s
s16,s39,370 sl5,17T,d57 s9.S46, ID
Comparative Statement. for two Weeks.

Long Short the week s45l $40
Tie following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
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4ELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

HELnIBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HEESs$E%S HSS S$ sst T. k k5sss':
B BEGHg for for sss 81 s%sr,
HELIBoL i3,s BGGHg lor bIaness e vision.
sgShg s sr Rf" s,ss;nns
B BgGH for GsHssa Pi s.sinao
HEhMBooLPs RHGHH for R Rfs9 Of Dss"'o
HS$$ES $ $SSHS 81 SS2ss5s sin
HE5B$EBs S SSSHS 81 ss P n,ss with
Is.s5s4 I'd Fl Ts5ss 5ssIss with
E HEtMnoGbis BTGHT for o 5t lions,
aBI4Mf4 0IDS BUGHU for Excesses arising from Indis
afetion and all diseasesof
E EEM AIEs F FEMAIEs F FEMAtEs
Old Young SINGLE Married. contemplating Harrhgs
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
IN DO World complains incident tie sex, vhethe
arising from habits Of dissipation or in the DECLINE
or change OF life. Soc symphonic above
No Family should be Without 1t!
TAKE No MORE BALsAM, Mercury or Unpleasant Modi.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
;, In all their stages So ''A A. little expense,
Il AND NO EXPOSURE.
49, Uss EXTRACT BuGHufor Excesssssriains
ON habits INDUCED III
soAud diseases arising from Habits of Dissipation
all Improper discharges and will the Patient In
s. Pf sts Il EXIT xTR 1nS s Hu for Disease. and
i5ss ExTs13r BUoH6 for all Affection,
ulnd diseases OF the
,ns Urinary Organs,
ueghether existingi
Va Male or Female.
Nrorn whatever cause originating, and no matter of
! How Long Standing
All the above diseases admit treat
- 1en and may originate from The
Read! Read! Read! Rcad3
es HELMBO LD'S BUCHU /, safe and pleasant in taste and
M flor, but immediate in its RctiGH
Personally appeared before Alderman of the city Of
hPhilRdepha. 7. HELMBOLD CheEnist, who being duly
Sworn does that h preparation contains Narcotic Me
IL Vary, injurious drugs, but purely Vegetable.
az II. T. HELMB0LD Sole Manufacturer.
tEs5i WIN. P HIBBARD, Alderman
Price 81 per BOTTLE six for S. delivered address,
w Prepared by II. T. HEi bold,
4 Practical and Anal ticsi Chemist,
l1i Sonth street, below Chestnut
n phiiaGeiptia.
s-Beware Of Counterfets unprnciped Dealers, who
dispose Gf their own and other articles the
EeputEtion attained by
NJ Hembod's Genuine Preparations
i :. SarSanarilia.
eE Improved Rose Wash.
! Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & Co,
4 q and Isl Ehaftres street,
= And all Druggists everywhere
"a nSyAsk for HEIMBOLDS-Take Ne Other Cut out the
advertisement and send for It, and avoid Imposition and Elk
1Ibosure. jail ly&W
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4sssss.sz,SEs2a LOSS SsRF rEkGEGxG-Dt. J. WEST
RS=sRS tl2 ST. Charles street, Continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs,
upon hs new principle of self adhesion This
qsthod has procured him universal appreciation
ended bsng he most Ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
perfect ATTENUATION asaon and perfect natural
appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
VESTS relhod Of filing eeth with gold combines all the modern
Those interested will End those statements to be
entirely and serupnIousy Dr. W. returns his siEeere
thanks to the inhabitants Orleans and vicinity
extensive practice they favored him with for tho last fifteen
years ice esdPpoa ia St CHARLES srest second doc
Fr,r, ToFav Cor,nrE
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a. SAGE Dc NEGROES OVER ONE HUN
MS DRIED NE +RaES brought in last night from nay
IA within eighty Of the city, and for sails.
rge number OF them nav" been on the place for the past
and longer and al passed the last snnner Virginia and
Maryland negroes with this sd RnHe OF acclnation, and
trained plantation labor offer Inducements to purchasers
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
ol2H 81 Baronns, near Common st.
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ssRhRnn EFE,

LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly the Orleans Daily Crescent
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mn aSF~TS JOHN TEaCRl PStgN, SUCCESSOR To
S9 G. BLEAKl.EY, 49, Rampant street . nasnafee act
Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing In al the Branches done az tia
hortest notice. is5aly
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.s=T7s+sx-s.sas ARTIFICIAL Tf;E1TfI-The best
cheapest aud repete Dental Establish
ffYy%SESgsa nent in New Orleans is DR.. FIELDING'S,
~%4IlII-I 1874 Cnnal street,
His facilities rpuang Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
by Praca ns in the southern States dsyiug co1npe-
ton and nj uI.cas charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Den iSry should procure where
rely he experience skill and egrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surprising beauty, which
the productions Of nature gradually
storing uniformity The features essential youth and
beauy warranted satisfactory for masticaon arcula
ton. - -
PAINLESS T0OTHACHB EXTRACTOR, for readily ex-
tracing Teeth without pgu, ,unerseding anything
tanned by the profession astonishing all VIII witness
All Operations in Teuti try performed with and skill
for chenpnes and utility unsurpassed by Others Unsk
fully applied Tee rcruoieed and Git guaranteed
crate charges. At the tnlIowi' nrces written guarantee
campaigning each # desired and not fonnd represented
after months trin their money will re tuued.
Fn Sterling Silver base. S25 90
Full vucnnized Rubber equal to gold FROM $40 to 50 %
Full Is gold base, beautiful form 80 to 81 60
Full % gold base from 70 l25 %
The perfect gems that car be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited call
and examine before gHgfr elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
nc " 1914 Canal street.
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@x PLEASE CALI. At s. BARoNNE STREET
az where Planters and others will q. all times find s
2 "a FULLY SELECTED AID " ELL ASSORTED LoE VI
~ I'm r. H. ELAN.
gF8R SAIE-20u IA RRELS Eastern LINE, by
Z GEO. ". HYSs0N co. <
jy24 s. Camp street
DORIS Il casks Roester's Burgundy, toE sale by
s. WOLFE,
n2n GrsvtcFsrS Noe lavssHtsr
ITALIAN MARBLE, OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS,
49, 90 anu Wv RARELLI i CO.,
TABANAS CICSARS-30OJ BREFAS SUPERIOR Oh
Pressed Ogars of the above celebrated brand Tor sale eI
my7 II BARELL CO
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,-swe-> A. Il. BLACIxNIAIs 81 BRO, w=s8ze=
9HSFT Wholesale and Retail Dealers in VghYG
MUSICAL. MERCHANDISE 0" EVERY DESCRIPTION,
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Paror Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
very manufactures, among which, invite particular
attention to the RAVEN, BACON GO; PIANOS, now
rst introduced this market For the last thirty years,
these Pianos have been especial vorite8 tho North for
durability finish deiGacy of touch and sweet
ness tonein all which points know that they be
excelEed. 1870. - -
house will also be found the only JAMES W. YOsE
at Boston, Phladephi and other places in competition with
the most celebrated makers have invariably received the high
good solid workmanship, elegant finish and
and richness of tone. The PARl0R GEN. the
lowest priced cass Pianon ord Every Piano sold by
lis warranted give satisfaction. Melodeons Guitars
ong Brass Instruments and everything appertaiRng
The stock complete Music Store. Music mud Music Books
sent by mail postage free. A. E. BLACKMAR BRO,
OPP 6m&W "a 'famn street.
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gysss pLAHTVATLON AND MEe5ROEs. I'd
u

3fTSS FOR SALE MS
E4 offer for SALE reasonable terms, Plantaf "a
ton, lying both sides of IuiUn BAyau SunHower NJ.
county Miss and two miles from Sunower river There
hundred and sevenythe6 in the hun
dred acres well opened and fifty deaened This
entirely above overflow and susceptible of cnliva
ton.
There the place comfortable dwelling five negro cab
ms gin other outhouses; well
and large cistern.
Should purchaser larger there is plenty
land adjoining which can be bought reasonable terms
will also sell with the place, If desired twentv-four likely
young Negroes Mules Stock, Fartnng Utensils Corn
Twill take pleasure in showing the property any
girous purchasing will give information II addressed
by letter. JOHN IL HILL
Garvins Ferry PostOfice
mo I'm SnRfoFrer river Mss
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DENTISTRY,
w S. CkEAEDIEH,
F E T I S t.
B2AOFFICE and RESIDENCE
I;sS Car0nGClct street.
d25 lyHW corner of Lafayette.
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Increase for the week. ....

Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days, Feb. 2 81
Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days, Feb 9.s3,e
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EOS ANTIAG GO.

To sail on FRIDAY, Feb IS, 1871 at o'clock A. N.
. r-1rzsp NEW ORLEANS AND BRAZOS SAN
HKfMSHt TIAGO U. s. Mail Lne-For Brazos Santiago wa
sas5tizsas Indanoa-Ihe superior steamship Arizona.
r. N Smith, commander will sail above carrying the u s.
mails freight passage, having elegant accommodations
apply on board,
les I. G. HARRIS. Manager. Fl Camp st.
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Comparing the movements with the same time
last year, we find interesting changes for compari-
son, as appears by the returns on the 18th Febru-
airy, say
decrease in specie of....................S SOL
in circulation of. .............. l2S42O
decrease in deposits proper of ............ 32O 1853
An inGrense In short loans of 52Ol7
decrease in Exchange f-.,: aii02i
In distant balances of 26,SS6
The variation in Long and Short Loans an in
the week 2igS24
We annex the comparative condition of the
banks on the second Saturday of February for
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To pail OF THURSDAY, Feb. H. at 8 A. N.
Es=.u GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.
K Ik New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
superior corpered and fastened
ship Texas Chas. Fowler commander will leave as above,
carrying mails For freight and passage,
having superior staeroom board or to
/. G. HARRIS, Manager,
81 Camp street
day mornings for above ports. fell
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4 oU1s1ANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE

IA OR lease. .
very desirable establishment situated the left bank
the Mississippi yellow the Government Wharf, aud within
tho the city of New Orlelna is offered good
capitalists who be DESTROYS OF aiding in the
progress Southern manufactures 1t now in complete
la!r well found bsng engines boilers,
pan centr uga machines bone black furnace filters mou1s
yard and in fact all the
requisites for carrying Sugar Refinery Moasses Reboil
Ing large scale With little additional expense, 1t might
be ca silly converted into Cotton hill.
Wharf attached to it on the Lcvee with water suf
gent for the accommodation of vessels delivering taking in
cargo.
For further information and for terms apply to
dig tfkW RAREl.I' Il 90 81 Common street
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n BREWSTER, BLAESENEY IL CD.
~ Successors 10 LEARY & KLAKENEY, Coppersmith
% and Sheet Iron Workers and Manufacturers, Front
N.Y. Fulton gtreats bet Ween HoEe Dame and Julia.
CgrifS ing and Evaporating Pans,
Steam Trains, Filterers,
Juice Boxes, Ghimneys Breechcns
And all kinds of STEAMBOAT and PLANTATION wnrk II
our line. SCI tt&W
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6NRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments and Head Stones Piers Center Table
Tops Counter Slabs hnte Pieces Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring Tiles Banquee and Yard Flhggng Iron Railing
Coping. etc. ,
nv UkVANAUGH & CULL-Y,
o,,A 10,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-25
The Fight in Logan County, Va.
[From the Richmond whig Of the 15th.l

From the Richmond Wing Of the 15th.l
We yesterday published the Yankee ac-
count of battle in Logan county, which
as usual, was manufactured out Of whole
I cloth. The following are the facts as Civ
en- by the Southwestern Times, (fazewell
county, of the 10th inst
/ From Samuel smoot, Esq, of Boone
county, who was in the fight, we learn the
following particulars of the battle near
Chapmanyille, Logan county, on the 25th
ult The Yankees numbered 700, and
commenced the attack upon our troops
the Logan miitia--in a low gap between
IGuyandocte river aud Big Creek, where
they were engaged in raising temporary
lbreastwork. Our troops numbered 220,
but there were only about 80 of them en-
gagged in the fight. They were command
ed by Col. J. w. Davis, of Greenbrier, a
brave and gallant officer, who was severely,
but not dangerously wounded, in the arm
and breast As soon as it became known
that Col. Davis was wounded, the militia
commenced a retreat. The commanding
officer Of the Lincoln troops afterwards
confessed to Gel Davis, who was taken
prisoner. that at the same moment por.
ton of the Yankees were, running, and
that one more round would have complete
ly dispersed them
The loss of the Yankees, by their own
confession to Col Davis, was 40 killed and
a number wounded among the former
were four Union men, all of whom are re-
presented by the Yankees TO be most ar
rant, thieves and towards. Our loss was
two killed and three or four wounded, be-
sides Col, Davis, whose vauble services are
at present lost to the Confederacy, being
paroled BY the enemy, So
On the following day our scouts killed
one of their pickets, aud wounded another,
at point about half way between Logan
Court House and Chapinanville, promising
to give them particular; thunder before day
light next morning. This with some news
from a lady on the road, and some account
of the militia Of the surrounding counties
fouhd on the person of Col. Davis, caused
a hasty stampede for their headquarters,
in the valley of the Kanawha 1t seems
that high water, bad roads, nor anything
else could impede their rapid flight =
They tore down meeting house in Boone
county to make RATS wheroon. to cross the
riyer-they drowned two of their wound
ed, lost wagon containing their entire
stock Of afnmuhition, and were fully per-
suaded that they were followed by two
thousand cavalry, of which the Yankees
in the West are about as fearful as their
EASTERN brothers are Of masked batteries.
Upon the whole, we are much gratifed
at the result of this fight. 1t has. for the
present, driven the cotardly thieves from
the country, given renewed energy to the
true patriots of Logan and the adjoining
counties, fully convincing them that with
the assistance Of two or three hundred of
their gallant friends in Tazewell county,
they will be fully able to thrash any num-
Der that Gen. Cox or his friends shall dare
to send against them.