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Ode to the 4th Of July.

Forget not the Glorious Fourth,
Though the day be dusty and dry.
Though the Indians are backward and shy.
Though the roar Of the conflict is nigh,
And a comets sbiaze In the sky.
Forget not the Glorious Fourth,
The Glorious Fourth ef July!
Our soldier fathers are dead.
The heroes that battled and bled
Fr rights which they never could yield
: -s'at "a sdestsen w.ar's crimson field
i ss,sss 7c ..sss lee sens Of those Sire,
f'sie the fAggots on Libcrtys nres
Let tIs flames tarn fereeiy and high,
Ezzah for the Fourth OF July
Oppression, with fetter and chain,
Snall stalk round our borders in vain
Rack rolling, in dust and In gore.
He shall sink tn recover more
Ard his chain and his fstter shall rest
A monument over his breast
And forever thus shall he lie
Hnxzah fer the Fourth of July!
Thank God for the Glorious Fourth, Z.
Thank God no serf Of the North
Dares To icok with uelifted eye
Upon the colours that fly
This GLORIOUS Fourth Of July.
The badge Of the brave and the true.
The soul stirring red, white and blue A!
All thanks 20 good Aunt LOUSY,
May her eorr,-brcad ever be greasy,
BE always near to hak mouth.
Let no NcrthenerRricky and shiny.
Dare approach tiS lovely Jeinimy;
Nor vsgahond, drunk aud contrary,
BE the sweetheart and husband OF Nary
Day of the brave and Independent.
Day pleasant and resplendent
Day CT Liberty,
\ Ds- 50 free
From camuH, strafn and yapor
And nimbo dark, that float SO misty.
A day that makes wish to caper
Like a frisking tcos 10 isti
Now. meath yon flag. with such companions
As these that here around us gather,
We could pass wars darkest esaons.
In its giooIniest ehilliest weather,
Shouting. though our path be CORY,
This Is the forkless road TO glory
Hopping Kpf kos. fierce. beleagusr,
And our mortal frames are frantic
With the sapping, flesh mole chiqua.
Wave, bright banner though the foamy
Draughts of bliss should never greet US.
Nor old Bourbon's blest ocaoae,
Nor fair woman eer should NEST us
Wave we'll follow, glorious banner
Any day and IN any manner.
A health to friends throughout creation,
To those Of Mico. IN this Nation.
(ro Colonel aud to Mrs. Garrett
The good above, or good below
Let both with equal pleasure share it
For yet hundred years so.)
To wives an1 babies left behind us.
And grant that Heav' n may ne'er fnd us
.,-I.-.. I. a. chose brave hearts led en-
Confusion to our foes iafernsl, -
The death OF dogs and woes eternal
Down let them sink meath AeJaIioch,
With Ra 'oa-a-ka and the yu HaA
Ten thousand years hence. let July
Behold that banner wave on high,
Aud of freedom 'ast as DIV
As We for barley. corn or rye.
So lie -pah IS che, good bye.
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HONE MADE LETTER PApxR-We have

HOMEMADE LETTER PAPSR-We have
seen fine specimen Of letter paper. made
at the new paper mill esta blished at Knox
vile, Tennessee, which is very creditable to
the manufacturers. Whatever may be the
great detriment to our country in the way
of commerce. occasioned by the present
war, there is no denying that so far as man
ufactures are concerned. it is doing more 10
call forth the enterprise and energy of our
people than whole years would have done
under the system of dependence upon the
North which had already made us too sub
servient and dependent upon their people.
-Erchonge
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INSTRUCTIONS.
Children. whose parents are able, or whose es-
fates are sufficient to pay for their board, will be
required to do Tuition will be free. provided
they are and have been for a Yea. prior to their ap
pllcaticn. citizens of this State
% .r
therefor. will receive board an tuition gratis ui.,n
complying with the following conditions Both
the presiding Judge and clerk of the County Court
of the county in which the proposed pupil resides
must certify that the parent parents of the deaf
m1te are unable to defray the expenses Of said
mute while at school, and that he or she has not
sufficient estate to pay the same. This certificate
must bs presented to Of the directors, Who, if
he is satisfied that the is a proper one shall
indorse thereon order for the admission Of the
pupil into the institution.
All pupils, at the time of their reception must
be- at least, eight years of age, and not TWEEN
one years old. Each pupil must he furnished,
yearly, with at least two good suits OF summer and
winter clothing. and four five changes Of under
garments. They must possess ordinary natural in
telligence, and be capable Of receiving education
There should be sent with each pupil a state
nent Of his or her precise age full name the names
OF the parents, brothers. sisters uncles and aunts
II the pupil has any such kindred the cause of
deafness, and whether of deafness nave occur
red IN any members of the family of either parent
As such a statement cannot be made too full, any
other facts connected with the pupil may be pre-
sented
Applications for admission, or enquiries for in
formation, may be addressed to the President of
the Board of Directors. at Greenw Sebastian
County, Ark, or to Mr. MATHEW CLARK, Princi-
pal Of the Institution at Fort Smith.
By order of the Board,
A. H. CARRIGAN. Secretary
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New ENGLAND AND The WAR-The New
Bedford Mass.) Mercury. in late article
urging the people of that city to make sac
ri6ces for the war. says:
Certainly, in no mode at all commen-
surate with its wealth and intelligence, has
New Bedford demonstrated its appreciation
OF the terrible nature of the struggle and
the vast interests depending on its result
We think we do not overstats the case.
From city having more than 20. 600 in
habitants. mot a single company enlisted .fo.
the Udr We know of no sacrifice worthy
of the name that has been made in any di-
rection."
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From the Examiner No,mlk W

From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va
CeDhalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz: Cure of headache in all il.
FORMS
From Southern Pathfinder Neao Orleans, La.
! Try them you that are afflicted. and we are
sure that your testimony can be added to the al
ready list that has received benefits thu.
| no other medicine can produce
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BRoUcHT ABOUT BY TIE wAR-The Phil
adelphia Press. speaking Of the fall trade.
says:
Trade this fall viii be light. In many
instances. firms which. a year ago had q
right to be considered wealthy. are to day
hopelessiy insolvent and in all our large
cities It is no exaggeration to say that q
majority OF their mercantile houses have
been compelled to yield to the storm of
general suspension.
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~ An honest countryman. anxious

AN Ah hohcSt countryman, ANXIOUS to
explore the wonders of the British Museum.
London. obtaindcd special holiday short
time since accordingly. taking with him
couple of lady friends, he presented him
self at the door for admittance. "No ad.
mission tod day but mus. como in /; I've
a holiday on purpose. g No matter. this
is close day. and the Museum is shut
(" What. said John. amt this public
property. Yes. but one Of the num-
mics. died few days ago, and wc're going
to bury him. Oh. in that case we won't
intrude," said John. and 50 he retired.
Eg Pay what you owe-bnt especially
pay yonr small de5ts---printer's accounts.
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ARCTIC LININENT 7


FEW FACTS IN FEW WORDS
There is a great demand for remedy adapted to
All forms of External Diseases.
External Diseases of Man or Horse,
THE REMEDY HAS BEEN DISCOVERED.
IT is IN THE MARKET
1t has been before the public several years,
Its success has been great
IT Is THE ARCTIC LINIMENr,
"BRAGG'S ARCTIC LlNIMENT!!-E
The most estmable ply scians have testified to its
efficacy. Thousands of voices are
resounding Its praise.
1t cures radically and permanently!
Burns, Boils Bruises, Bites of Insects etc Cuts,
Corns, Chilblains, etc. Ear ache,
. Eruptions, ErysiPelas, etc Gun shot
Wounds, Goltre, etc. Itch etc
Mumps, etc. Neuralgia ETC. Piles
PimPles, Paralysis. etc. !. Rheumatism,
Stiff Joints. Sprains, Sores, etc Tooth
ache. Tumors, etc. Warts, Wens,
Bighead, Cracked deels, etc.
Fistula, etc. harness and saddle Calls etc
Poll evil Strains. straighalt, sweeney, SPAWN et
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.
There will be no difficulty in finding it.
All respectable dealers in medicines keep It for sale
1t is . valuable remedy for diseases affecting the
most
Delicate Human Organization,
or for the heaviest and most powerful
DRAUGHT HORSE.
~ Planters Attention. "a
The Arctic Linimcnt ia the
GREAT PLANTATION REMEDY
Planters can save hundreds of dollars by having
it used upon their negrc-s and horses.
Every Planter should keep supply on hand
There is no mistake about the =
- ARCTIC LINIMENr, -
being the most RELIABLE iniment before the public
Retail price. 25c. SOC, and 81.
u Dealers supplied oa the most liberal terms.
Orders respectfully solicited from the trade.
NJ. BURRowEs, Sole Proprietor.
{Successor to Brsgg 4 Burrosces.l
Principal Office 81 Market street,
ST. LOUIS. NO.
~ Where orders should be addressed. "A
For sale IN Van Buren,, by c. i. WHITE. at
| Propriesors prices lyl9 sept 2l
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~ A single bottle of SPALDlNG'5 PREPAR.
ED GLUE will save ten times its cost annual
y.-A
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-31

SAVE THE PIECESi
ECONOMf! DISPATCHl
x1 A STITCH IN TINE SAVES SNME.- -HH
As accidents will happen. even in we'll regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Fursisare. Toys,
etc
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEi
meets all such emergencies. and NO household can
afford tc be without it. 1t 10 always ready aud up
to the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n. B.-A brush accompanies each bottle. Price
25 cents. Address
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
No. - Cedar Street, New York.
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Jan. 9, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDrNG,
No. 48 Cedar st.. N. Y
DEAR SIR (:
1nciosed find twenty five cents, for which send
box OF I" Cephalic Pills" Send to address of Rev
VIM. G. Filler, Heynoldsburg. Franklin Co.. Ohio
Your pills work like charm-cure headache
almost instanter
Truly yours, WM c. FULLER.
Ypsilanti, Mich. JAN II. 1861
Mr.. SpALprys
SIR:
=, Not long since sent to You for a box Of Cepha-
lie pills for the cure Of the nervous headache and
costiveness, and received the same, and thew had
SO good an effect that l was induced t. send for
more.
Please send by return mail Direct to.
A. r. WHEELER,
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS
SPALDING'S
Cephalic Pills,
WILL CONVINCE AL WHO SUFFER rsoa
" II a ID a q IL !"

IL III "a. ~ - o 1A l4SS
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is wITBINE THEIR REACH.
Al Of these Testimonials pers unsalieited "a Mr.
SpaLDrSa. tiry afford unqaesfionabi. prsof OF
the efficacy Of this truly scientific disco-szy
Masonvillc, Conn. Feb. S. 1861
SIR:
have tried your Cerhalic Pills. and r lxe them.
50 sceH that want yoa TO send ne s,s.s & era
* -rar on these are for the nsirhbors q whom
gave few out of the first box got fron, YOU
Send the Pills by mail aud oblige
Your ob't servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Haverford. Pa, Feb. 6. 1861
Mr. SrALprso.
Sru:
pkai,c Pills. have received great deal Of benefit
from them.
Yours, Respectfully
MARY ANN STOIKHOuSE.
Spruce Creek. Huntington Co, Pa,
Jan. l3, 1861.
You will please send me two boxes of your Ce
phalic Pills. Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours.
JNO. B SlMONS-
r. 81 hare used one boz Of your pills and in1
them ercesae~t
Belle Vernon Ohio, Jan. Is. 1861
Henry C. SPaLDIxe, ESQ,
Please find enclosed twenty Fl Se- cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills They
are n truly the best pills l have ever tried;
Direct A. STOVER. p NJ.
Beverly, Mass. Dee. ii. 1850
H.. C. SPALpISG
i wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills particularly before
my customers. If you have any thing of the kind
please send to me-
One Of my customers, who is subject TO severe
sick headache, usually lasting days) was eur.
ed in one hour by your pills, which sent her
Respectfully yours.
W. B. WILKES
Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co. Ohio.I
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@ Hon. F. r Lubbock has been elect
Governor of Texas.
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A certain unprincirIed persona attemptin,
70 palm o6 on the unsmpecting pablic. imitation
Of my Prepared GfUe, we1ld cautioa all Der
sons - eamnie before purchasing. and see that tn
full name,
~ sPALDISes PsEPARID :7IUE "A
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- >~~&3-AS SSS
CAPITAL S1.5OO.OOO
Incorporated 1919.
Cash Assets $2,194.1OO.O
ME Eth. Ins1 ence Company has be-. in
4 successful opef1 kion for the past forty-o.e
years. and during that period has paid Iossss-i,,
tae aggregate amounting 10 more than :.
Fourteen Millions Of Dollars,
thereby aforjing evidence of the advantage Of In
:uranee in this Company, we'll as its ability and
disposition to peet with promptness all liabilities.
Fire and Inland Navigation.
Risks accepted at terms consistent NTH
so|ueney and fair profit
Especial attention given to Insurance of
DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS,
For terms of to S years
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
PROMPTLY PAID.
- Policies issued and renewed by
L. C. SOUTHMAYD, Agent
at Ward Southmayd's. Van Buren.
]. E. ROBERTS, Agent
at Bostiek, Griffith. Pennywit 4 Co.'S,
y2 Fort Smith.
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sPATDING's PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
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CAUTION.

HENRY G.. SPALDING,
No. ~ Cedar Street. New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-22

any present dispute, is embraced in the ter
ritory Of New Mexico, which is now slave ter
ritory. Then, why fly at one another's Threats
about mere matter Of moonshine? Why not
close up this fountain of bitter waters?
AS ~ the future Of the descendants of the
African race, let the laws Of climate, with
some constitutional guarantee for its protection,
settle that branch Of the question.
These things done with cessation of that
agitation. agitation North and South, which
has brought US to the very brink Of destruc.
ito n, and the halcyon wing of peace, would
again ovcr-shadow us. | must close for the
present.
"May all the ends thou aim'st at, be thy
Country's, thy Gods, and truths"
ULD VIRGINIA.
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IMPROVED TNSTRUMENT,
For Surveying md Calculating \ rear

iSrkATED Ash PATENTED bY Gel JAMES u. LiILRY,
STANTON, Va.
f5IIS Instrument consists OF semi circular plate with
L nec!iehoN attached 10 the Gian-'rr, aud the cTcu
lar edge graduated In degrees and hal! degrees and
orahle limit aae attached Ia the ccutrr Of the plate
with vcrncrs al bnth ends; thus the hearing OF line
br read i"r any number pr degrees minutes
Tie plate divide: 10 furiu, will! !h scale OF the
hdgc, traverse table Of linea in>ead Of numbers,
which gives 1T the latitude and departure Of any
cDutsr and distance run.
The table also answers the purpose fer ascertalnIng
heights and distances the required distance Is rend
from the plate without the trouble 81 referring 10 the log
arlihmic tables
IL gives the horizontal measurement OF the lines
survey aud where there Is local attraction, the le
lee trlcci! without using ilr needle rr. being pair
ri sgS enabling the surveyor TO form Ut the airIr
required by the bearings o' the c"mrscs.
The variation of an oil line Is easily calculated H.
and for such work lrVrn2 for mill races drnnny
ln.Il, il answers every purpose Of HE level
There Il attachment Tor solving u6lile tIiang!cS
which gives the base ana prrprn.cuar at the triangle
from which he can be- hscertiinrh very readily; and
Il also siycs the healing and l:iIcr uf the closing line in
division uf land.
The instrument be used with either the sights or
telescope Address Il. u. LiLLEf, Stdunion Va.
JCyE 10th. ISIS.
have carefully examined Col TLlcYs Instruments
for surveying plotting, &C., hn i" mt hesitate To pro-
them ingenious, simple anal useful cnntriyaac";
ani, iFemllcyed by him. Souii saw" All immense amount
tin: ana labor clrcriuily r-rnrnn.ri:d
then, 10 every pr.stra surveyor. A. T. Bl.Ens0E,
rr"i. Mathematics, University. Va.
L. 3. ". ACADEMY,
WEST PuIYT, July 9th, 1859
have examined, with much Interest, Col. j. VI. Lcys
"lnstrumant for Surveying and Calculating Arrears, ami
unesitangy rarnnIn-nd to all practical Surveyors It
combines for all the purposes Of ordinary survey the
properties OF the Throo- and Compass and by giving
the latitude and departure of course, will
mnc labor Ia the computation Of the area Of survey
A. T.. CHURCH,
Ian prof Mathematics II. q NJ A
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

u.
| For The Week ending February ~, le6l.
| REpoR7ED Er JoHN a. LANCASTER i SOS
Virginia per cent Registered Bonds, sales ISL
! Richmond City Bonds, sales 800
Petersburg City Bonds last sales syO No recent sales.
Lynchburg City Bonds last sales 800 No recent sales.
Norfolk City Bonds last sales SIS. No reccn, sales
Exchange Bank Stock, sales slUu.
| Farmers Bank Stock, sales {9s.
Bank Of Virginia Stock last sales ass.
Bank of the Commonwealth Stock, held at 3o4.
Richmond and Dsnvllle Railroad Bon.s guaranteed by
State Of Virginia, last sales s2l and interest 20 recent
sales.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds guaranteed by State
City OF Petersburg Bonds by State Virginia
No recent sales.
James River and KRnawha bOnds guaranteed BY State VI
Virginia, last sales s9i.
Old Dominion Insurance Stock, ssleR S2S.
Richmond Fire Association stock. last sales fSS.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, sales sSs
Merchants Insurance Stock, sales ti2lI.
Insurance. Company Of state Of Virginia stock, last sarS
Virginia Life Insurance Company Stock, lar, sales sil2
No recen; lies.
Virginia Central Railroad First Mortags Bonds, sale.
Virginia Central Railroad Second M"kyage Bonds, sales
Virginia and Tennessee a!,o Dad First Mortgage Ronds last
sale $S5 and Interest. No recent sales.
virgDis and Tennessee Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds
last sales ISL and interest. No recent sales.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Third Mortgage Bondi
last sales $50 and interest. No recent sales.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad per cent Bonds,
last sales 80
Orange aud AIexandrs Railroad per cent Bcnd'
sSTH
Richmond and York River Railroad psr cent Bonds las,
sale, 800. No reccn, sales.
Manassas Gap Railroad per cent Bonds. No recent "a
sou,ide Railroad Bonds last sales 6o No recent sales
SoutSde Railroad Bonds guaranteed BY Petersburg last
sales SIS. No recent sales
Richmond, fredericksburg ard Potomac Railroad Stock
virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales IAN.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales 400
Richmond and Danvle Railroad Stock, last sales s3'
James River and hanawha STOCK last sales *lsS No
cent sales.
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Later from I:urODn.

P"uILsNp. Feb 2l.-The steamship Nova ScUtian with
Liverpool dates ID the I;h. and Luu0uirIry the sth
Inst. arrived here this norung
ii. EEronL. Feb. I.he sales OF Cntton fnr the week
amount To ~ 00) bales, closing SAN lower than last Fri
day The market closed quiet. Breadstu! quiet and
steady.
L1'SpnS-friiay So0n.-Consus 9l;s.
GAETh, Feb "A terrible expulsion Uf three magazine,
occurred here to-day throwing down the side curtain II the
citadel" The garrison asked armiscc OF two days 10
bury their dead which graded by Gen. Ciaina, Shu
also sent the necessary supplies for III. Injured
The Sultan OF Turkey continues Ills refusal prolnDE
the French occupation Of Syria. The Moplencgrns were
raTaring the villages Of Sicsset, killing the men, wOineu
and children, and burning their houses.
EagIn has been invited by France stop Garrihald
bu. the latte has declined ground thu. III,
Seap0ItAns ought TO be left Ia settle the themselves
letter from Genoa states that while the elections
prGrecdi:r in OF the Coununrs Of Province in Mess,
party Of 0urhoni:ls entered the hall of III. Pr, siden
of the electoral colleges and butclered his
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
Richmond Wholesale Prices, Februar


'BACoN.-Wc quote to-day Shoulders On to sidc. New
Sides llhc old siea ll&c. Plain Hams. (new,) I.Hc
| sugsr.cured 10 to l3Ec. >'
CORN MEAl.-Country Meal Is to 20 cts City Is els
coFFEE--common lex to lac, fair sHc, good to prime
Ia to lie. Java 10y TO sc. Laeuayrs is to l6lc-
Masee and Fanny Crenshaw just arrived direct from RIO
The sssEcss consist of S4OO bag, Of superior quality
BEEsWAAmSO cents per pound for best.
Common IL To l5c The arrivals are pretty large and
the aS9ty Of most OF good to prime Goshen Is to gee
Husis iic Adauuntine, lsGb23c.; Sperm l4..; Patent
Sperm - cts: Parruthne - cts.
0orToN IARss. $50 to Gle.
oEMENr; - River ~ Go to Is. Rossnaale
% g for best quality lower grades :. to IS
FEATHERs.-i5 to 80 cents.
err Roe ilerrnss SSH per half barrel No MAckrREL SIS
and scarce No, Mackerel So No. medium Mackcrel
halfbarres 47 to s. North Carolina Gross Msrrlnss sST
s siS.SiI ;ErsS 90 to 80 y nushei;
hone bust SIS. Peruvian Guano s5S per ton;
A. A. Brown Mexican ~ A. White Mexican $50. Mexican
t5n; Rhodes Super Phosphate Lin. stGT per ton
Bohe dust city ground $s50Sl. Eide Island guano
ph"sph" Peruvian $50. Rutiu'B Tobacco Manure s45-
knhns Bone Ash, ground *E McGruders phospho Peru.
yan *5e Met;'ndsrs Waite Mexican *3n, andMrGruder's
Ground bone Ash $50. Lcnans Fertilizer S;in.
GINSENG Northern quotation &c TO .Oc. nominal,
MiuNrowDEE.-Dupo and Hazards Sporting, T FF
price Retail! price + IF SO IS; Blasting "a
lllDEs-Green Sailed to nc. Green Hides TO &c.
Dry Hides to luc.
HAY.-Nons arriving. From store Fl as.
IRON AND NAllS.Pig Iron, s22 10 - Sw-des, sos
to 100 srton:; English refined Treesar and Arlnory
sos. Out Nails 81 So Is ) D. castand Shear Steel
1879 lSc,s D Elislered Steel c to ca cts q 10
LIME-From store II IS Lump II So Nome arriving
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MONTGOMERY Feb. 2l-Mr. Cobb offered resolution ia,
the committee OF Gnanrc Il. instructed inquire Into the
expectancy n laying an export duty sIppc,! 20
lrrrg ports from the Confederate States IL was adopted
Tie President has nominated aud Congress has CON
hrnrl Mr.. Toombs Secretary Of State Mr. MemUngcr
Secretary Of the Treasury; Mr. D. Pope Walker L, sec
Rotary Of War.
The proposition to be voted In the peace Congress. to
morrow j. substantially the border States resolutions
The friends Of the say these uustaE able ssn
1t will be- supported as previously stated.