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sTArEaENr Or ToaAoeo.


stock oa haud, sepiemhsy I, isso....-..hbds @7p3
Arrived .---f-..-.sIr8E
frrived to-day-.., .s--.-...-.-.-. 60 1762
Ss0s
Exported 70 date-..---~-.".-.iAs@
Exported t9-days-+ .--lteo7
Stock % hand snd On shipb9srd-..-.....hhds isli5
~sUokR-The receipts have been more liberal, hui viii
a grod demand. prices have advanced q fraction, fair
to fully fair ciOsiag To-day at fh05kc. Tue sale Of the
week have amounted Z about e9oe. We now quote as
follows
Inferior and Refining. 90
Common % Good Common.
Fsir 20 folly
Prlmeto Cho.ce.
Centrifugal and
hoLAssEs.-The7s has been q dssreasod alsuul %
receipts aud wlfh . Fair dsmand, prices have c5ri4nuel
: neraiiy uroikngad, closing t-fzy = 21g1fe. To-
feriof and fsrmenfed seiihg atiG92ie. uaH bris to-day
ruled At 23a1lo.
coRs-The receipts have been less liberal, aea prices
have materially advanced. W % lest eYelius sbont
IS COO sacSs we're sold a. q range Of a5e75e for mixed
and white. and to-day 1000 sacks were sod, making a
total Tor the week u 65 60 sacks.
COFFEE-Thsre has zen msrs demaua, end 81 Taller
pricefi the weeks sales comprised aboutl0l2o bags atlO
MO-.
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2le Fisltofs 2 9ptpitdole Heleome'
III NIper Mossrrr Mr.. sTou. Barnett,
Eg1irspsiLkaow proprietor Of tie Barnett
s5sa q Issisn the bsttores has now on exhibition,
$500 see store, the largest specimen Of the
rsi Ils q "a ever brought e Memphis weighing
800 T-7--t ? over Eve hundred pousds. These
2 C c- he luxury ofbsar meat, win be pleased
8 Hease. 81 fshat this Immense animal win shortly
E ed to the process OF dissection, and
to the customers Of Mr. Barnett,
Is 70 suit The wants Of each. Be-
meat, families will find at Mr.. BIS
slant supply q fish, F~enison, wild
Ks and ether esmsin seasOn-all
esh, rat and fne. Give bin a CALI
fbst 4 ,ese. o-Dkv.-At1 10 o'clock ihis morn
on soats e &, Duprss & Co. will sell q aus-
Of ninety days, siarse sa q
se weed pianos. Several Of
nj Machine StaaT3b from The best nanufactasFs
have been examined By con-
"a proaoaneed very superior
must al be sold, and viii
~ cry 6ciers buyers n attendance
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Lincoln Favorable 20 a settlement

Jszusry 7-n Is reported that Lin
coin gave ssnstor Seward and nurlow weed a carte
blanche to sgres on any plan for the ssitlemsnt Of pres
sut dimeulties. which would be acceptable TO New Terk
and Penasylvauia.
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Drs. L. W. Gabbert ana 6. W.
MnrrnW

TOGETHER give special attention 70 oil FERNS Of ehron
ic disesses, but more particularly 70 diseases Of Lungs,
Eye and womb. hey also remove Cancers TumorS
ETC., with or without the knife, and perform all surgies
operations in the most approved and scientific manner.
They viii board patients from the country, 50 hat they
can have The best attention.
once in Lenow's Building. Union street, second doe
from Nain. mrl2-daEfv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

MIzUTE MEE.-The members Of this as
sociation met on Saturday night. Some sd-
dition was made to theiF numbers spsaches
were made BY Judge Scruggs and D. NJ. Cur
ria By-laws were adopted authorizing Tie
organization Of ward associations throughout
fhe raSr
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ca At 10 o'clock precisely John WiIkeTson
viii sell a FIRST rate cook, ironer ana washer.
she must be sold, let the bid be what il may.
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e Our thanks are due both the Adams
express company, aud Mr.. Fisher, the enter
prising news agent in the WOrshsm house, for
copies Of late papers.
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Le.. o lhe sI0eP.oi-wsr Lsvan..

WAsHTsGT0Ss J6ansry f.-The delegations IN Con-
-ress from Alabama and Mississippi teisgraPhed their
States last night to ssceae hnmediatsF.
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CoAL.-The mayor recommends thar coal
boa's be allowed to land at the foot of Jeaer-
son street. and at The bayou bridge, on Chicka-
saw street.
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Another fresh arrival of game at John
y~8none's, 81 Front row.
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Senator CrittendeR,s Compromise.
wAsHrssToS, Jsnrary The e~onIprouiss pro-
rossd BY Senator eHttsudsa is gaining friends.
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scr -ue muv % che Cc-ress-lr-l g Bake a1IAr-
pellax5' daring ,he Sod
FJr two copies lltto, Wien Cr---rl 1 IE as
tuF.sa.---.---.-- s------.---.--s aa------ :
E1at-su-ea Eilbe plid % U7. --rr lss lls ua1ss
lc1Urauy IT,
El1E notes UAEil Che -eclH rrr rHarr
-1=rIber rese-. III a- -e-r---l " Ian r-a
Or any rzrt Of a1l1zrul0r E1E- ra-ral r.
tampa, which IS prrisrs6le te auy crrrr- eEarafas.f
~ EI FER. I"lN C.. ElFl5-
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ETCHEVARNE'S
Gs4RDEsReN.
Fort Pickering, Wear Memphis.
Tenn.

One mds south from Cou-s Square.
WE have a la-ss lot o. FRrIT rRzrs o. srr iowa
W Vrsuth.
Peach trees, zuas and visorsus a hs
rietes.
Apple trees. Of tire best Ent Cor the soa-h.
Pear uee-A large loo OF dwarf ana st.rIrf n-.-
trees.
Also Cherry Plum. Apriost, EeaarnsE sc.
4 sp.eutId assortment o. large ana lauisrra T-a--
Ereeus. Roses a1d Green honss 1lan1s
Anything m the nlrserF line Always on 1arI.
Pla1us suaranseed 90 cricr aed tallrerei % ar7 ur-
Of the ci free % clarge- Orders hou ne umr
ucitei-
Persons IN the oo1nrry wishing ga-lels uals tdor-
der will be acccuu1dafad on rarr-ne1rr ra-me-
employ none tut The best w1rEuHh-
Orders hro1sa the pos--n1ce b. ne viii receive
prompt attHutl1l
ice ztchaVarua having been rn Frlrcn tbs la=t SIM
me- has sdded Iargey in ire ueEH- Roses grrrr
nahllles Alacyutns- Tulips. etc. eE Asa IN u
trees o. the choicest kInfs aI-ufnfl5 he rHT -sn &
the lowest prices Cor cash. >
deA-tauf fEunufrar rrr-
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LOUISVILLE, JsuusFy THE Ohio diver At this
foint is statian=ry, win ave feet six inches vstsr in
ne canal.
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REParSKD. - Council have directed The
pavement Of South market to be repaired-a
much wanted Improvement.
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TING MAToE-During the
tempIated absence from the city,
two, Alderman Crews will be the mayor pro
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HANcERv CouRr.-This court commenced
sessions this morning, Judge Dixon pre-
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GeoTgtn Sfnfo BonVention,
Macon, Ca, January 7.-Thcre wiz be a large M.
joray ia The Stats Convention in fsver Ct secession.
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Rtrer antellIrence.

WASHINGTON. Jszuary 7.-Aeoounss have been re-
osivedby the Secretary q he Navy. OF tie loss Of the
United States slOop-of-war Eevauf.
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'ArdIy Realized.

HI lad IN 'ofTikle 'eadaehs tits hafternoon.
handm siepFed into ne hapothecsrIes, hand say4 NJ
70 tac man, "Caa you heaEa me a a. 'eafsche -
Does Il hsehe 'arf," says e. sHereeedinnyV tays
me .onof it cu-ed me 80 quisk that hi 'areiy realized ii
'ad 'ai an feadache.
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Comnarrisl mattfrs.
WEEKLY RErORT OF me mARKEr.

N8EhAA " hA-
rvRsisHED FRoN TIE ~mEAoaAEss' ExcHAsoE-
memphis Jsnuary I. 1881.
lsorE-Tho q~uo,ntiohs given IN ts toiowing re-
visw, Is must be understood, sre sholesals priees,
except sasrs Otherwise n5ilcsd AMI that in all cases
ia the allug Of small orders 70 The city and country
trade, an asvsBoeef $50. Ret WIN be charged ever
these quosstlons.I
10 ne gsne-sl market there has keen increassd aaiy-
fy daring tbs past week, and he truusaetlous 10 az me
leading srleleE Of trade have been Of 8 very ss,isiarefy
shsrastsr. The heavy payments in bsuk, hiiinE dae o.
ne it aDd an inst, Necessarily lmpsrteda more airia-
gent toe 70 ihe msney market during that period, bat
our merchants and business meu, ass class, haviHs come
forward msnfsliy and met their obligations with prompt
ness ard adeiiiy, an easier state Of hnaneiat shairs Is
nov looked forward 70 Win eonaisaee By a. parties. The
fayornhis accounts from Europe have impaired add
tionsl activity 70 Cur cotton market, and prices havehaa
A decided upzard tendency. LsTge saies have teen
made in Flour, snd TIE increased activity snd oonssgu'nt
reduetioa Of stoeks has evsntusiefin a msrksd ina9r' e.
ment Ia prices. In Tobsooo ths movement has been 10
a moderate sxtsut. and last weeks nssres fully main
ts.ned. In Corn, nay, Oats, and up-eonn'ry produce
generally. q good business has been doinE, and prices al
though somewhat nuetuatiRg, are constantly ASSUMING a
stesdisr tone. SUGAR, Conee ana Holasses continue IN
brisk demand, the market closing hrn. Buik AeAtsH'y
again be reported active aud unohs0gsd, while Bacon IS
dun aud dropping, The msrket for salt, Ragsing, Rope,
plantation supplies. etc. has not materially changed
siree our last report, although for the hFsi-samed article
prices ara > shaEs armer.
The fogswiug is a statement Of the weeks T~eesiPtsPi
LEADING articles. as compiled from the books Of the Ex-
. 49, ~aF.AEn~s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

covTE AssEss0R--TEe county court have
ipoiEted Esquire s ory assessor IN the 14tb
vii district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

FACT WoErH KNowIEs.-Spalding's Ce-
phalic Pills are a certain cure for Sick Headache, Billions
Headsche, Nervous H~sadache, Oostiveness and General
Debility.
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vaiIe sers who favor the APPEAL with their
wate, are desired to bear in mind that
lne i advertisements remain on the in
pr raper, they receive the benefit Of
Tvs daily and tri-wsekly circulation.
vet renders The AFFHAL the best adysr-
aedigm in ths city. Advertisement in
w~islnesss special notice ssnt column
is remain on the inside Of ssper. and
Yarse get the benefit Of the Circulation Of
eiltions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

iserrer Train leaves Ferry Landing daily fSun-
wirtef ate.oo A. a. Arrives ats Pm. Cor
Madison with Arkansas Stage Ocupanv an
"a Coaches . Litle Root, Bort smith, san
~ hsailfoin ais Ha SpTinEs Washiurtelf ArkAs-
J ~pietsvfle, Texas AMI al Rriacipai points En-
{ prised Is<rs. Tiaksta Tor sale by L s kn0Wi-
br,7.T hls line unioa TicEct Ones cav
g E Aoom.
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NNaFB sNAQ tdcAiHos seaqy lof a start
/ Of one is the bsnsae sLrsrOx R-A1LaoAD.-Th
lca Is ne ereIsnt Of Russia + strenuous system r
s.ihg TOTO q is not OURS 70 sra.oes over ne ros,
.@AAN taen ue poslfcps 20 ssghtivA
2 reie' W. 80 taHF conoberatrd, con IN' 'oi
eAenplhed 90 he history 70 nation. fhsft satis'
F9nU nAt Dc erercifsa IL fhe bsnrfF of Es.e IN an
ut9m poser exasfg," Jet ne exsnine &c.
ould D ~ condiioa Of power. ana Vs.-
"oai4 exist % aeoFer1EClt e5usIatsa al
e Bass Ct free repTese1tasfre rsnabH- lste
AtoWinz, in this case, perfect freedor;s ~
s eAetetfe ot ne elective lranshlss by ~ IN
'opies every ethan voting k~n5winiv spf MS
lst7ndiaslr Tor bis representative ac.orss j ra
his o"a Ildgnfat AMI interest. ard CO. ahe
iences hsfs we not a richt ts assume 49,
en- voter 9lid b. biased So fhoss ind eas,s W.
e aast anediat-y and directly & gols4 eeni
oen VIZ az g na local, personal aHH 49,.
run5arF fn sresF anfhis moral sense fthas
efeHi2ar feelEgs, judgement. wana ~ Es4e
er tfo certain iirce 81 aogirr. ~ krs
or tt ehst thteh Fr1mlsea. aHf promote
afentys tle most adNaa,age fal-ekolai Isl
tM qusalaas lieutenant @.
als , 81 asesBsnt M n. Say,
Re ~ 3 2. Hsllpsn, 1t sergeant; J. 81
NJ zr &fgesnts r. BanPson, 81 SER
y Lgeant; &c. Fismia-, 4h sergeant; T.J.
Thomas, IS eosporSi5 r p Rsdeliee, 2a
e0rpoglsfJ. n Woossons p1sls wi
- HampSon,zth &rfo.ai pr. bsa G Cray5
q Dr. Jones. Dr.. asiey, gfarF
bsra. The The ~eskaasHsa fsleB
80 premium cup hsYlar he
Isey 81 Miekls p 2 h silver
4 sbe iais4Is a. D-;s a bsr Of l
AazsHqnsa several go = ~
ne 0aA
WIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-08

OPENING OF a OHIO n NOME Rail-
RoAD.-The mayor and city cOuncil Of Mobile,
on the occasion Of the completion OF their
railroad connecting them with Memphis, have
arranged to visit ibis city. The board Of
aldermen, at tbelr last meeting, authorized the
mayor 10 receive and entertain the expected
guests. The visitors announced hat they
should be 4 Corinth to-day, and Mayor
Baugs and the board we're prepared to start
this morning 70 meet them az tbe Cross City
but a telegram received last evening, from ].
H. Bunsh, Esqs superintendent Of the Charles
ton railroad, states that The lime Of departure
has been rhapgsd, 20 that the special train
provided for tbs oeessions win not leave Mem
pbis hntil narsdsy morning. we hope our
itizeps generally viii Be prepared to give our
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Dds. -
Molasses. ....-..- ...----.Dris. 80
o~oTFoN-9ur last weekly report left arm snd active
market for cotton, The sales 90 Monday, the closing day,
having amounted 10 ssss bales. During the week now
under review he market has been Characterized by a
beautiful degree Of activity and Z farther advance in
prices, which places quotations at 3 higher range than
hitherto STAINED The present season For this favorable
result We are Indebted to the succession Of favorable ad-
vices received from the European markets, based, IS
they we're, upon the unsatisfactory condition Of political
and financial sdlirs 10 this country, and which seem to
Be viewed By our friends in far differ
ent light than was generally anticipated By our moat sa-
gacious cotton operators. me steamers which II was
confidently predicted would bring advioes Of Tuinous de-
olines and general depression in the great staple, have,
90 tbs eontrs7y, uniformly given assuraace o; active
markets and constantly improving prices. Under such
favorable circumstances, added to the growing ease Of
our money market buyers came forward with spirit and
took all desirable offerings al firm snd advancing rstes.
The sales ou Tuesday coupriseo s7o7 bales, on Wsdnes-
day $500 bales, on THURSDAY $3.50 bales, On Friday 1000.
and on Saturday 1850 bales, the market in the meantime
gradually stlnsainr, and establishing a farther advance
equal 70 go &c on an grades. Yesterday tMonday)
buyers evineed little disposition to operate until after
the recsipt o. foreign news. over due, and the demand
was consequently Of q moderate character, and resulted
IL sales OF barely 300 bales, prices At the close, how
ever, being unchanged and hsm As quoted below. The
following are the particulars OF the days business 6
bales at s X, IS ztsH, s at g, 50 at 9A, a atsK, las at
-, Is at 10, IS at foX, 70 II 1OK, ISL al ION. SIS at
IoR, 594 at II, So At iIK, I2s st11K, 10 at Is, s4 at
Il at uE, 2I At IIK, fs4 at u, Il at IN, 4 at
l2K, and q at i2Bc.
MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS..
0rdina-y.-.... TH6s Strict NiddlinE. .IiK61tE
Good ordinary. 9 a sK Good MiddEng.IlK@I2
Tow Hiddiing.-.1o eioA Mldding Pair ..I2h@i9lz
Middling... .--lok8ll FSir.-.....-. %
The receipts o. cotton al this point from all sources
from September I TO Saturday last aggregated 2l4nf
bales, against $40, 4ss to same date last yeaF-a decrease
this rear Of IS, rs bales. The shipment to The same date
since Sept. l amount 20 lsl,Oc4 bales, sgainst eio,oiO for
the corresponding period last yesr-asersase this ySNr,
70Oo bales, and leaving 3 stock on haHd Of 22s4is balts.
We append our usuaI weekly statement Of receipts,
shipments and stock on hand;
MENPHIs COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hani Sept. 1, bales ~
Received past l0,4S9 I
Received previously. 4272-2i4,Ul
- I
2is. 40
Exported past WeeE. l6sT3 |
Exported previously 0oa
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- eenent OF Ward & McClel-
aa RruEEsas, IT'S ar III KaiA
'usss c1, hsass. see
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M-ntAN9 III VI" '
AEREFE. DErAHT.
zail ana express hain-.s-..s,to ?. M--s.-6.co A. NJ
IEsahodt exprea-------loi A. m---...o p. N.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
CULVER. PAGE, HOYEE & co.,
$50 MAIN STREET,
Carriaees Carriages

1ENPHs. TENNESSEE.
VITRITING FaperE Ledger Papers. Gard Boards. IA
w nila Papers, Envelopes, Bank Books and once
stationery Eu6
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eUkRE E seen nat big Indian in
t1c1r BeoTs, BAEu and LEAVES
as ennT9 ds7ods~ly'
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n anal Zee the advertisement Of
6sggs Eookssners and ststioBsrs, 2s1
Esi- asss ssrsst.
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sIlg and PISTOLS


yoiuuss haus, o. ac-
II rr r
061 - -
de5uet5sBs ~ fbs
ts, snda total uon-
-xasls s%roperty q
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EslFHIs 40 LTTTLE RocK KAILRoAp.

AaRITE. urrAnT.
fa1 A. HL......10e ?. ~.
'reisht and asooumoaation. sso ?. M-.-.-.ss5 a q,
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RENT.

% Effnandn anf fne
y FkTTEEscN,
las ~
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gofaI Mlattrrs.
Tas.aay noEaIae. 5asaarf 90.
GrIpE.


MEMPHIS AND cHARLEsFeS RAILROAD.
AHn1rE. prFkRr.
Nau train ..........-..-iaN p M.s-.--e0 A. b.
Expres rail.-s--.........l 20 a. M-s.---bD r r.
Accommodation train-.-..--san A. M--.--.s03 p. NJ.
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re-
De road.
ct fora
satisfy
uaBd
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HOMEOPATHIC DRUG STORE
NO. 80 MONROE STREET,


Two doors nom Second street.
ocls-dawiy DR.. A. W. wRfGHT.
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sTATEHgNr OF cornol

eofEcn dana tatheptemoery 1.~..4s-nales.-t4Ju
Receives Au =
Received to-dsy...-.............-. S.isf-f coz, SIS
-
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FsaER TRIBE!

~ Z vow II RECEIPT OF A PULL AND
nnEee EEssrt1eutof
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SILVER PLATED GOODS.
auns, Pistols, Cutlery, Clocks, s~pecsaeles, Fancy Goods etc
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sde Isl of. ~
ia ID Of any ~bsstof
TIE laih
act there esuuzo.-h.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-20

izcd, and il any man is drsirous at haart
Observing his country, the opportunity is
afforded him. II will avail little 20 recruit
soldiers now where the parties Interested
viii only give evidence ofthcir patriotism,
with opauicttes upon their shoulders.
The crisis is ut hand, the Rubicon is
passed. The question is victory or anlju-
CATION. The result will sc'.ir the question
ct the recognition or total destruction,
the institutions of the South. Tho black
flag Of pjratical aboiiiioni.m VII be- plan
ted forever u?on our soil, Or TIA, stars of
,hc Confederate States prevail.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-20
From the f. 0. Daiirs.
II T. l. EG Il A l. III | G.
TIIIc Vv1AIS NEWS yVl.s3T,
Cincinnati with the Ncr;h.

CINCtNNATi April l5.-Thc news of bic iur-
render Of Fort Sumter by Major Anderson To The
Confdrgafc forces created profound sensation
here The people TO nan viii srs.ain the I'D
miniai.''ion. III" home guard will imr. .diatcly
b. orfani1cd for the protection Of the ci'y.
Lorisviilc with the gouth,
LOUISVILLE, April f. The recent COWS 20
r"ay2"d the pcoplc h,Ir hat Trey have not yet
ts,o,srd.
Companies NJ H'tl' act Of onlb'inrI fer the
Spu'hrn CoLf d1ary.
II iun"t'd tmt f,vcral s'a't To- morrow.
ihc c.tizrns Ronually d,ploIc tine pol ton Of
Lincoln proclamation
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Eiuuart @"r,r-'ihr collection at
tho Episcopal Church for Diocesan Mis-
lions, Internationally omitted last Sunday,
VIII b. taken on Sunday mkt.
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~ The hpr r1.s'n@nr packet l'A-
PIuns, C.p' +. &. nuwry with q. j.
BAR. row i' the Office VIII nrriyc AZ tlox-
mHH.., Monday, md leave Tor New
Odca. ,yuy Wednesday,.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-20
Gen Day. Eoscs:;n kurt,.

| thD'' "lor"i%n paris and gives the fol.
lowing account Of bis trip. 1t Is picture
tue 10 iiic, and not in The least oycrdrawn
"" have spent ten days wi,hiu the Southern
Coni' d.rncy. Our readers might like TO know
something Of what We saw sud heard IN foreign
pats.
81 feel better" says passenger ON the Nash.
vile aud Chattanooga Railroad a. about midi
night we dip into the northern portion of Ala
lama II feel decidedly better What has come
over INC f--wc are ont OF the United statcs.r
Thought something was the NATTER" rc4pon.
lrd voice from the other end Of the car. Tyr
been feeling crampcd and loose by turns these G.-
teen minutes. nightmare. has h,,n On me
honid Now it's explained"
But the train moyrd on, rs though notlire
bad happened Passports were not demanded AZ
Stevenson, nor at Chattanooga, neither were there
any Customhousc officials.
The month Of March has been uuusun!ly cold
in Alabama aud Georgia. Yet plougl.s and
planting axe go ingon, The farmers ave we'll up
to their work. The main Geld force have not
been Withdrawn from h,ir work no'Niihsr stand
lag the mustriinss AMI r,l.s MEETINGS. Al
things go On with them as b.lnr. 1nry I,uL
conicnlcd and well cared for The po.i.i,d
Inuughsharr makes is furru,y. ~ ui Oh. H.. ili.
r'!low Garth. The tee. a.s le4ai., Com
coming up. Cotton seed going .r Na.s' ul
yo are bcau.i,o. lhc lo,ua ,..i.. rU.,.....
ing finds hHa como. and ihc Voiced Do. ui..