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Flag Conservation /!
CADETS, COMPANY I

The flag presented to Company n Orleans Cadets Mrs
L. j. Huard will DO cosecraed st. Louis Cathedral on
SUNDAY, LIST December, at the ~ O'Clock Mass.
The sermon will be preached by Rev. N. j. Perche
The Commissioned Officers of the different military Corra7
MES respectfully invited to attend ns0 2p21
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AT me=ng held the 9Th instant, the Trustees
hive declared Soup Dividend Of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT on the net earned premiums for the past thirteen months
ending 3Dh September 1851 for which certificates will hslssuei
and after the 18th Of December Also ageeAbly with
the Charter interest the Eight Cent per an
mum, which will be paid iii Cash after the 18th instant 10
the original Subscribers premiums paid and
notes.
f. GANUCHEAU, President.
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South Western
South Western
II x T. r Il = = COMP a NJ
kAfRESS FOR FOREIGN MAIL NATTER CON.
MEETING AT TAMPICO, MEXICO WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMER.

This Company having arrangements for the rapd
transportation Of Money Valuable Packages Merchandise
of every descriptions through the State Of Tex has in
quence of the blockade aud the discontnuance of Mail onu.
ncaton with Foreign Countries taken the necessary
for extending its lines Tenpco purpose Of
mail matter destined for
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I'll Grand Exhibition

ABL EAUx WANTS
GIVEN By THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS,
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p McGUiGIN d. CO..

T SSpAUFAIs ~ OOs,
l L A K E $
No. RAT Julia street, New Basin.
notice. 9' e Of INC eiiorses'
large supply Canvass always on hand of tho very hast
brands. ' va " vi lag sen5 peS
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ST1fE LOU1sIINA,
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans
Re It remembered that this 18th Of October 1851 be-
fore the subscriber Justice for tire
parish aforesaid personally appeared E. Ganucc President
and A. PC0et Secretary of the Louisiana State Mutual Insa
hnce Company OF New Orleans who being duty
law do depose that the lust
and true, and transcript from books said Com
paay,
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goNFEnEEATE MANUFACTURING CoMpAGT.-In
our advertising columns will be found the charter
tof the Confederate Leather Manufacturing Com
pany--a new Southern enterprise, deserving en-
couragement This company, as we understand
iscomposed of some of our best business men, who
have determined tosuppg commercial desidera
tusn Of much Importance 10 the South.
a The capital stock Of the company is $50, G00--al
oflwhioh has been snhsciihed--hut ii may be in
creased to sec, 900. The domicie Of the corpora.
nan Ii in the city 0rleans, but the tannery,
etc, will be- located at Magnolia, Mississippi, on
the Jackson Railroad, about IS miles above the
city. This site was selected by the Supernte
OF he:company, Mr.. ]. d. Knox, Of this city, who
Bas had much experience in this branch OF manu
faotnre, and who is possessed of indomitable
energy and perseverance.
The operations Of the company are intended to
be on an extensive scale, and will, when fully
under way be equal II not superior to any similar
establishment ii Tie South. The machinery will
be Of The latest and most approved patterns, com
pretending all the appliances used BY the most
extensive tanneries. The affairs Of the company
VIII be conducted BY Southern men and capital, It's
Southern made machinery will be worked by
Southern operatives, Southern trees will furnish
the bark to tan tho hides Of Southern cattle, for
tho benefit Of Southern industry and commerce.
Success, We say, to this Southern undertaking. &
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BENEFIT OF THE MISSOURI TROOPS,
VIII take place al HE
ME" OPERA HOUSE,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ), 1861.
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III III o1 OAI"T Sts OH UUTWaTU LcFttrs.
lInclnding Confederate Posthee frnnl tlis cit,.l

LISTERS over half an will be charged in proportion
Letters for the United States will examined by committee
appointed by the Governor Of Louisiana
Letters from abroad be received through this Company
fy must be directed 10 the of the South estern Ex
press tempany Matamoras and the postage TO that place be
prepaid The express charges from Aanoras will be collected
at destination.
Letters for this Express beorwarded from any part of
the Conederacy by thu Southern Express Company charges
this city being prepaid
Letters by mail may be enclosed with amount REQUIRED A
per the above tariff to Of the Western Exp.e Com
pany, New Orleans
For urtter information apply. Agents of the Southern
Express Company in any part Of the Contederacy OF to
j. J. MCKEEVER President.
nil 2ptF Oh CAmu street New, orIao,s .,
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! CONSIDERATION OF FLAG.--We acknowledge
tlie compliment Of an invitation to the st. Louis
Cathedral Ut balfpas so,cloek on Sunday morn
ing next, on which occasion will be eonseerated
the dag of that gallant company, the Orleans
Cadets, Company d. We shall have much
pleasure, Il our ether engagements viii permit, III
attending.
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vi tne same date there were ahOat for Liverpool
ziso0o bales East India. The accounts of the stb
OF November represent the stock in Liverpool, Of
az kinda ae833 200 bales, of which 800 900 bales
were American, which, at 10000 bales per week
ior consumption, would give over twenty weeks
supply---say five months-which would last till
early in April, The East Indies will be cleared of
every available bale under the high range of
prices and with tolerably fair stocks in summers
hands, the famine in the staple will not begin 10
SHOW itself till after the LIST of May Our adyiees
say the consumption Of American cotton-may be-
reduced to $4,000. bales per week. On the lat Of
october the total amount of American cotton in
the kingdomwas estimated at 100000 bales. The
dfain on this stoeki for export to the continent
would be extremely moderate under the very high
scale of prices.
oaf correspondent overlooks the large stocks of
manufactured goods, known to be on hand in Eng
lana, with all export demand closed for the United
STATES that was. Very limited shipments are made
70 Northern States under the Morrill, tariff and, of
course we are receiving nothing in the South. The
estimate of $4,000 bales per week export and con.
sumption would do yerywell under regular state of
trade. It will be found by reducing time, and the
close OF the American market, that the stocks will
not be exhausted before the time we allot. II Il
however, idle to be promising what course the cot
ton trade of Great Britain will take. They know
in England what results will follow from total
suspension Of the supply from England. John Bull
Is Stubborn, and we do not believe any steps will
be taken that may lead to the opeDng of our ports
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las. C. E6ATHMANH's

las. C. ExATHMANN's
TR0PI G A L. ROOFIE
Are Cheaper and equal in durability to
Il Il r. o O f. s.
CORNER BIENVILLE IND MARAIs STREETS N n
oraers ieit in Box ss 1853 Pcssoise promptly exscu
ial0 IT,
w NJ. WALTON, AUSTIN, TEXAS
vt, , RAJ, :, 1ttorney Law and General Land Apsnt
- 70 ~ Ed foR N NIX ESI UEKTS
"J% II BUYS AND SELLS LAND SCRIP etc
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Nslp U1Isaus DAILY Crescent,
eFFIgTAL ieUREALo OF gITT or NEW ORLEANS
.ns1ssH. : 400 oAnaP sTRMM.

SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 80, 1861.
- The Express Company has our thanks for
Memphis papers ahead Of the mail.
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All Parts of the NPorIdI

All Parts of the World!
The frs: Special Messenger will leave Orleans on TUES
DAY, the 9th inst. at O'Clock A. NJ
Letters this Express will received up TO the hour
Of starting.
The second Messenger will leave in time the next
steamer that leaves Tampco, Of which due will be
given.
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
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f, GANUGHEAU, President.
AMABEO LANDRY, vtce-Prestdent.
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LADY MANAGERS
Mrs. j. NJ. Wisdom, Mrs. G. c. Duncan,
I. H. Sautfer, . A. B. James,
II. W. Conner, :. NJ A. BeAn
Mrs. Il. Unquhsrt.
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Soldiers GEOsFsSu0,

Agent for Collecting Receiving Purchasing Small
for the Confederate States. ~ ay1q q,tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

PosT OFFlCE, NASHVILLE, June @, 1901.
Postuaster- General. washington, p. G.
Your letters Of instructions Of June lst, m
relation to the southern mail, also dispatch Of
June 9th In relation 10 Memphis ONCE received.
Neither can be complied with by ne. Accept
this as my resignation, which is on The road.
W. D. McNIsH,
Postmaster Nashville.
Subsequently sent the following letter BY
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virginia ana the Confsosrats srutsH.

Rv nroclaustion dated the 7th instant, Gov
Ietcher officially transfers to the authorities
IN ne Confederate States, in regiments, al the
voinrteer forces which have been mustered
into tbe service Of VirgiEias aud orders like
trspsfsr 10 Be made, by regiments, battalionsi
s1usdrons and companies, Of all volunteers OF
r5iliti, a. tbe ssme shall be formed and iheiI
services nav Be required. The command Of
an tbl omcers, sesmen and marines Of the
Provisional navy CT Virginia for service H. ths
Confederate States.
ne further orders that all officers Of the Fir-
sinia service now on duty in any OF the depart
me1ts OF the staff, continue to discharge thc'I
resDsctive functions, undeT the direction and
control OF the President until otherwise or
dered; anl that all qusrtermaster, commisslry
and medical stores belonging 10 the State and
In charge Of said officers, be turned over for
The use on the Confederate States, upon proper
rsceluts for the articles turned over 20 be or-
vvarled 70 the accounting officer FOR settlemBnt;
that all tae Provisional army Of Virginia 10
respect and obey all lawful orders emsnadng
from the President, or those commanding unisr
his authority; that the same may be incopo-
rated, in whole or in part, into the Provisional
army OF the Confederate States, at the pleasure
Of the President, and authorizes the use ofsll
public property, munitions OF war, ETC., zap
tursd from the United States, the machinery at
Harper's Ferry excepted, BY the President or
those acting under bis authority, for the Gin
mon defense.
This official notice Of Gov. LETcHER isthe
last OF the acts necessary to indissOlublY uiits
the Old Dominion with her southern sissrs
leraliv
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4. n. VVHFTHGRR.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

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BIZ cllliy. h.ts- n4-s.r.s.
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the power and the means granted they wouil
have no interest in retaining within tne oonS'
Of union men whose principles are deeisi,teil
a aagrant negation OF all republican and dem, en-
ocratic fedeTation-not to say, hnaliyJ .la
the North would have more to rejoice az tnal
to mourn over in q rupture which puts ever
person and thing in their right place.
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A WANToN AND WICKED MURDER.-JIhn
Mcbride, bricklsyer, perPetrated bruRl,
wicked murder, and the vietim was bis VIE.
She had gone into the house Of MeLsughlin,on
Water, between Sixth and Seventh streets, on
an errand. BE followed her, and after sons
angry words, she said she would leave hn,
BE quickly drew his dagger and cowsrly
plunged it into Der back three tines. Ce
wound belaH the shoulder blade reached to he
hsart, snofaer severed a rib, and a third vas
near the spine. Tue woman fell to the for
and died almost instantly.
The murderer hed, but woman gave { g
alarm, and be was pursued up to Fourth street,
where policeman Bligh and Gallagher ho
pensd to see bin. Thev took him in custoy
and conveyed him to jtil. At that place'e
said TO an officer; 81 killed her, and d-n BE-
she ought 10 have been killed twenty yeas
ago" The husband and bis victim were l.
temperate, out the former is respectfully CO.
nacted in st. Louis.-L0uisUill Courier.
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oY5E5Eas.ag hooks i!
H. WADE & co. H. Y

H. WADE & co. H, WADE & co.
TUsT RECEIVED nsw ard desirable edition Of Har-
J does Tactics, in two unes, with addenda Of
Manual Of the piece ADAPTED % the Rice Musket the
rise, snd other I1fautry arms. Also, Manual for
Colts Pistol This IS tne best edition that has been
issued, being preferable 10 Ltrpncotts Of PhllsGe
pala.
We have Hu-an & Frele gE's edition, and that q E.
@. Kirk & Co
ALsO-Ihe Troopers Eanusi OF Tactics fcr Light
Dragons and Mounted Rinsr-ea.
ALSO,
LITERARY WORKS.-The Lost Principle bv a e1rtt-
ern author D'israel's Ergllsh Literatrre Eirht al
Lass. woman in White. Chapel OF 81 Nary AsIt
Is. Gussses az tie Truth. Rock of Bblc PRAYER a.
prepared BY Caign, Kncx and others Letters of j. "
fleEander, D. D. Claborne's LIE q Quitmsn: spd
many more. An for sale BY Il. WADE s. CO.,
Iel 263 Ma a street.
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A Coon OEE.-A good snecdcte is Telats
the scene being laid in Cincinnati. SoH
Biack-Republlcsn enthusiasts were boastli,
that they wolld soon sleep IN kentucky al
breakfast in Tennessee. Another, who h,l
seen some service, remarked that " be was
Linkhorn man, bat that be bad fought o
Florida anu Mexico b. the side of Keatue-
isns ard TeHnssseeaHs, and that # those wo
boassed did sleep in Kentucky and hreakfst
in Tennessee, they would be sure to dinen
hello
He evidently, knew something Of Kentuey
and TenEesses metal.
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~ The fr.N regiment sent from Basi
7,..es.ses left KDozriils for Yirgipia on the
81 49, Il is eo. unsndsd by Col. John C.
yappbp. Of whom a eorFssPondent writes as
follows:
c,l Vaughn was in The Mexican var, and
-. ~ fried and unqGegtioned daring and
brsverv When Senator, noF President Davis
was returning from washington, ~ feorasfy ,
- vs. denounced at = hotel in Chattanooga
- .rsjfor. Vaughn happened 70 BE- present.
s1d instantly took sides, win ieg others 70
support and defense Of DsV.s' si-lougl l-. llos'
~ h crowd was against 1in. a srestrevo-
Sv,iisr, h -ertiment has since asken place IN
Cbattanoozs. which IS now strong Tor the
Sortb CO... Vaughn also went to Charleston
=, srficsps.iou Of q fzhl there, and arrived IN
time 10 witness the bombardH,elt Of Fort SUM
f.r Wien volunteers were called tor De raised
ne 6rqt cenpsuy in this part Of tie state,
srs nae leads tile FIRST regiment that goes from
Fsst Tsanessseiio Virginia. His seal / hrsa
-g,ts natriotism Ind military srdor, and be vi
,.lorv ir oreupyiag the post Of danger. his
men xii feiioR where be leads.
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twice aweek, $40
Ez-rwo squares, renewable weekly, per Hununi, 609
q" tFIcs week, gnl
Gan advertisements tor the Appeal must be haui5
{ in st the Ctsrk 'sdesk.
E-Au transient Advertisements must De marked fot
ipeclaed tire, When not thus marked, they win i
charged foT one week, ara discontinued q the end
that tins.
81 All advertisements required to be Kept on sect
pase, CHARGED As NF IA CI DA +, AID On third ps-
an advance oVgr stated rates.
-vertlsements direct Cd 10 Be sirr.Is-ed ~ ras
large typs, charged a. DOUBLE aArrs
TsA-iy advertisers viii e cisrTad extra so- .--r
cyiHg pace over contract, aud whom LauGr Tvpz 4
required TO De used or tas advertisement kept on ns
1f paper.
E3-learly advertisers WILDE charged sytra At reru
lar ratea, fer vents heats Removals. CoParterships
Notices. TO Caasiguceg. etc
Es- Irzr5leEf Advertisements a.ist BE- paid for IL
3uf1cc.
E-No advertisement viii appear in the " sekly pspe
uliess BY sUeoiaI contract.
. Adys ~smeuts b be inserted ia tEeT sekIy paper
only Or freg1ar intervals IN either o. The papers
W be charged 81 per square FOR each and every laser.
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ricps eoss, s. each 20 Be paid in advance Ia every
instance.
E-Harriages and Deaths Hre puhlished as uesvs In,
obituaries Tributes * Respect ana Funeral I1tation,
ss at other adv ortis5aeHts
gZ-An legal and transient advertisements viii BE-
charged By The Insertion.
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% cents per line.
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foregoing rates.
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8roftssionaI earns.
DRS. J. 3. RAsSOs s. WM. WASsOE
NO, 300. DENTISTS. NO. 300

HAVE moved their ofuee TO corner of es.ssrs
n UNION AND MkIN sTnRRTs -
where they have fitted up and fnrnishea4 YF7Se z
rooms suitable for the accommodation q ~A-AII
those who may favcr them with their condden and
hsving thus iooe permanently ser their professional
services IN the different branches Of p0ntstry prgmia
Ing the public e serve them Ia the most Ekifu and
iucions manner, and in every ssonable case warrant
satisfaction, both as 10 Operati0us performed anu
charges for the same Further than ttis We wish 20
hold cat induc0ment whatever the public
or draw them TO our once, by any exhibition OF Dental
Epacuens or propositions 10 do ''cheap Dentistry" or
fat prices low lower than the very lowest
or bF any other mlsre tatiQn Of facts any
whatever. heither do wish any to mistake our
name (Wasaonl for that Of another. as the name is
plane and place OF business easily found. Once Garner
a Union and Main, No. 800. fe2S-d,twaw
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THE TENNESSEE BoYs.-On Tuesday ht
tbs East Tennessee regiment, under commad
Of Col. Vaughan, reached Lylchburg byte
Tennessee cars. As these gallant boys mara-
ed through our streets they were hearty
cheered BY our people who thronged the sis-
walks. This is the third regiment Of Tenns-
seeans which has rushed to our State TO def ID
the rights and honor Of the South, and sy
will no doubt do their whole duty whenle
day Of action comes. These latter are flm
East Tennessee, the only disafected porbn
Of that State.-Lynch5ETg Republican, ia.
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~ A commercial house Of this city fa1rs
US with letter from their corresponder in
Galveston, in which the writer says that bur
sent TO Texas has been reshipped to New)r
leans, because he people have too niue in
Galveston" This Gon't look much ike strv-
ing out the Confederate States.-NO. DeH.
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CoxrEDERA-E FLAG At LIvERFooL.-For
the first time in a European port, in Liverpool,
on Msv 7th, the Confederate fzg wss hoisted
on vessel. The last English advicss state
that a large number Of vessels have been ftted
..out az Liverpool as privatsers, and are only
waiting the letters Of mzrque from America to
sail The subject is greatly s-i-sLing the
comnsrcfaEcircles in Liverpool.
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~ We learn from tbe san Antonio
(Texas) Ledger, that il consequence Of siHirt-
ing domestic intelligence received by Coiold
Reeve, United States army, Col. Van Dorm has
extended the limits Of Col. Reeves parole BE-
voBd The limits Of the Confederate States.
Col. Reeve, Il viii remsmtsred, commanded
the bodyof United States troops recently taken
prisoners by Col Van Dorn's command.
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DIRECTORS.
Wm y. Mcfarland; President Farr1ers Bank;
warwisk arm ei Warwick s. Bsrzslale;
WIN G.. Ofenshsw, dru of CrenshaW d Co.'S
Wellington Goddin, dsm "a G3ddil 3 Appersqns
r. W 9ccance, drIa OF puHisp, Moncure Cos
y. A. 1arksd4ie. hrin 4 MarTi-E karksaalei
Ia.les Il Grant, T1Daoco Eauufactureri
T.. D Creash sw q M ot Harau Cfenshsw Co..
gaha /, Racon, dru Of Bacin g Hasgervin,
3 b Hax xaii frn q naxa'l, Crals1sW q COS
5ohn Currie, Jr., Ship OWner5
Wrl. B. warwick, firm of War7ich 4 barAseeie5
gaa. Alfred Jones. Afiorney-at-Lawi
@. O. Elleti, Builder;
p g Huan Agriculiurist ard Asnpiacturerj
x ". HcGruder, frm Of s. Ac9rudeT 3 Sonsj
". ". eruasp, AttoruCy-at-Lswi
Jas Buulop, frIn Of Dunlop, Moucure q Co.
BOILING ". HAXALL., President.
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NAlt OF the Richmond DisPatah
poEstion ys iBst avs.
srhsh, parties i've scrnrats s.,tsmsat.
Cor saic ings here. lnnsmerahie
the law tiraetriplion are in circuls.i5 81
..sl. bsfcfs TIL purpose they aTsystdrfcd
resume DO one .csres---ee
options, turn foat 10 Be
@Er PsINTIrLr
.t,- = 8 ss1 sfthine 70 be
ana 49,, - could give you
Office es.l - = - asre : bot must sat-
1os FiiA.'sli, Z, ,4,,iiez that o g suiicien'
teis - ne pest sndi q kstnsi
AeatiYs ~ :. ~ ioabt it b Z practical
Rronife9 bis sofros tlef iar-
1iria are two di15reri
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ogss this reliable SOUTHERN IHaJRANCE COM
PhNY 70 the property holdsrs Of Memphis, sn solicit
4 portion OF their business. All losses viii be promptly
fid 10 cash at ts agency. Those wh3 wish = encour-
a, ur IN institutions In preference TO Rortferns
viii piosss give me oaR.
apsIy Jensrson Btreets
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ga passenger who arrived at Baltimore
oa the 9th inst informed the editor OF tie
CiiPpr that great satisfaction existed 81
Fort Menroe between the regulars and voluu-
Lssrs, the latter com mpiaining that the regulars
Are better FED and quartered. 5he sending
back to New York Of the naval brigade caused
lcud mgrmurs from the volunteers, and revolt
was talked ef.
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EThe light house at Cape He1-y has been
Destroyed By the Confederate forces, and
smother substituted 81 iis E'ere iorig 'eiles
f--tber south Esri. o. Monday night, tie 2d
inst, four vessels, l5ste- Wiz railroad ron,
deceived by thstaiss iiEht, were captured and
held or Lhs Souihsra troops.
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e57 An officer At isIPer's Ferry was sup
piled with uniform BY patriotic lady from
Baltimore, who managed to get &c through by
basting the cloth together and wearing itfor an
sndeT.rarment So says a letter writer.
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"a The Louisville Journal learns from .
Cincinnati letter that on account Of falling
health, Col. Robert Anderson viii spend the
sumner in the mountains Of Pennsylvania, sad
tbst he vail take no command in Kentucky.
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LlHrzAL.-Hoa. Jacob Thompson, Of Ok
fer, Miss, has made subscription Ct four
hundred bales Of Gotten te the new loan Of the
Confederate States.
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FRoE CAIze.-Tle Cairo correspondent Of
,ths Times says here are eight thousand sol
disrs in tast vleini.y. Col Preulss appealed
20 the " three months volunteers" to stand by
their country for three ycsrs, but 2 great num-
Der declined. They WON'T lend Themselves 70
the smbitiousPurP0ses Of Lincoln. ORDERS os
arrest for half seore Of lesdjoE Democratic
POLITICIANS in southern Illinois have been is
sued.