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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26


r5....ar ru eraa. .ue's-, ia The ior-y-eight
aarr- ending last evening. The weather wus
fine and sunny. with a cold wind, aud ice in the
morning. Business was lively at the land
ing White riyrr is reported by The Equality
still low and falling, but there had been rains
above and a rise was looked ror....T y. Hiue,
from Ajtahspgs, had $50 lh1s sugar, 426 bb's
m~o'assns, - bxs oranges. il is expected this
boat viii run regularly between Memphis and
A.takapas, Capt. j. Atkinson .... The EquaI-
tv arrived from New Madrid with So bales hay.
pa >bs tuuips, Isl SKIS cotton seed, 100 bIs
dry goods, a bales cotton, and Z horses, and a
10. Of pcaz, dried fruit aud potatoes. She leaves
today. The Frrd Kcnuctt from New Orleans
had 2J6 hhds and b bb,s sugar, 1923 bbis mo
lasses, 200 bbls rosin, 900 hides, 700 bXs glass,
80 SKIS salt, 20 bzs oranges, Io2 bdls gUuuies,
= bales cotton. She left last evening
The 81. Francis No. 3, from St Francis river,
had $50 sacks cotton seed, I05 bales cotton, 1853
sacks corn, and a quantity of soap, butter and
hogs she returns to-day zee. The Natchez, from
New Orleans, had 1875 barrels and m tierces
lard, 10 hhds. and 4 bbIs. sugar, 30 barrels
molasSes, @ bales cotton, and a quantity Of bag
giue, hides, liquors, oranges. oil, nee, rope and
wine she returns tomorrow evening Captain
feathers. and Green and Moody, clerks The
lszoo, from Columbus, had los barrels and 800
sacks Hour, 81 sacks wheat, i9l sacks pOta-
toes. IiO sacks beans, 80 sacks corn. 26G hogs,
sli a quantity of lard, butter, eggs and apples.
The Nazoo is commanded by that excellent gen
tleman Capt. Marshall, Mr.. Worsham, clerk
travellers up stream viii find the elegant lazoo
Just the boat on which to take a nice trip.
The Cambridge left for Columbus las, evening
Tie 35th Parallel leaves this evening for New
Orleans In place Of the RepubEc'...The Kama
VIVA Valley is mp for White river to-day The
gunboat Tuscarora has been burned, the p~articu-
lars of which we give in our local column ,-
Tae \. q. Delta Of sunday says: " The Wm
N. Morrison was 20 leave with a regiment Of
troops direct for Columbus. The receipts on the
sugar lryec continue heavy. The officers Of the
Boy, from OUachita, report that river ris-
ing from back water from the Mississippi river.
should IT only have the same effect on Red NV
or, business in that section would soon improve.
at last accounts from Red river, there were but
inches water on Shaggy Point, and falling
The st. Louis Democrat of Thursday last says
The Illinois VIII soon be hard 10 navigate. The
Missouri and Upper Mississippi are hard to nav
i-l1e, and there IS five and a half feet Of water
The prospect at present is that the river win get
foot or 50 lower. and continue SO until naviga-
ton opens in the spring. The Ohio river is tall
ing at Pt,sburg, wiki seven feet in the channel
Al Cincinnati, it has recedcd two feet during
rVeuty-iour hours The Falls are uayIgable for
the lighter class Of boats, willie the Lower Ohio
is in fine uaviEab'e order. There IS six feet in
the hauawha.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

BENEFIT BALL-The No. . Fire Company
give a bail this evening for the benefit OF the
widowsof RIr. Lynch, who was killed when
Selling the eneny's Tag at Columbus. Let
there be a crowd. The Exchange Building is
named on tine tickets. but tina; place being en-
gagged The bail viii be held in the han of No. C
engine house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

ARRIvNL-CaPtain John L. Logan passed
through our city Yesterday sa route for Colum-
bus. Capt Logan has Just returned from Ar
kansas, where he succeeded in raising six com
panies, al armed, which makes another regi-
ment from Arkansas. he hopes soon to receive
four more companies from the same State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

- The Southern Mothers thankfully ac-
knowledge the receipt by the hands Of Judge
Hardemau, Of Sl03.75, proceeds of a concert at
Austin, Tunica county, Mississippi, also a pack
age from the Academy at the same place, under
charge Of Mrs. c. c. Tucker. Also a box Of
hospital stores from Whitesville, Tennessee.
Also a box from Sundower Landing, Mississippi,
for the use of the wounded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

DR'Go0Ns.-A Dragon regiment is one OF
the most efficient bodies in an army. Capt. Nc
Donald wants a few more men to serve for one
year in his Dragon company. They 90 into
camp on Monday nex,, and the equipments and
arms will be ready by that time See the adver-
lisrmeut.
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EEy

~ rely notify
TenUi0n Of
Office,
vi sold
" es
ie 70
ut
fAssMANN.
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Dr. .HcEeass's UsssreysaE Ptsls !
EDR LIN-ER EOhIHLAINT

EsiIousne-s HeadaChe. Etc.
Tleie hs never lrel o ~-afhurtc medicine sf--s4 %
De- pHu.c tEatls given sac1 su--s satisfaction a.,
Mclean J1iv-rss' flHs.
Being entirety Va-FtH'c. they SIRE perfectly iurs-s-f
ard erH at .tkeu - -e aast tender infant. vet pomut
aud powerful u re-e. BAG a- bilious secretion. 40 -
impure tIuf O. atf,- from Toe stomach. ID fart. th-y
--c Elg cl-y Eua t1al should be used IN usisraas as.
-1cts.
they produce no grIplrE sickness or pain ir the nou-
ssh ol gurr b 'aa'-- Nel active and searching iu tss-r
operation, promoting healthy --sc-ct.5us Of he liver grJ
kidneys N-u vii. softer from Bll1asuess. UraI-rb,
Ud tudl Stomach, Navl -l cheap q remedy can bs ~.
tau.l1 Keep tAru constantly on huuf q single F,s.
,9-eu Ia season. may prevent hours DAYS and MONTH. ~
sickness. Ask for pr J. H. MrLeans Uriv-rssI nm.
TAKE 20 otacr. Being coaled. tlsy are -stsIezs. prI.s
ruiy 81 cents per boA- ald can be sent bv mad t, 49,
part q the United States.
J. H. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor
Cocuer laird and Pine streets. So. Loui. N-
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TAlEN-When the Oyerton Hospital was
opened d Dr. Schenck volunteered his services,
and proved so efficient that he was engaged TO
assist. On Saturday he left for Nashville under
circumstances that created a doubt a 20 his 10y
atty A dispatch was received here yesterday
stating that he had been arrested in Nashville
be win be brought here for examination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

A SOLDIER DEAD-We understand that Dir
Lucian Livingston, Of Capt. Barnett's cavalry
company. WIT Adams regiment, Mississippi.
died yesterday morning at . o'clock, At the resi-
dence OF James 3. Gnfing, Esq, Of Chelsea, in
this vicinity. His friends Of the army and rela-
Iives at home viii be gratifed to know that Ii.
dying bed was surrounded by kind and attentive
friends. Gentle hands ministered to him. while
sympathizing hearts suggested acts ofkindness
1t. lercer, of his company, who remained here,
bis company having gone forward to Kentucky.
eyiuced much concern at the death Of the de-
ceased. The body was taken back to Mississip-
pi yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

- We want more men TO fII our volunteer
SHOTGUN company, Those wishing to Join wil.
please call at the Gayoso Savings Bank.
n95-2t. A. NJ. FUJTE.
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REMOVAL.
IA AREi

III GCOHBS x co nave removed a portion of their
VI stock of Hardware 10 .he sgnraLru e lately 0ccu-
pied by Wm. Park 4 o. 3Ji and 800 Main stree and
nayiUg also purchased Pie entire stock ~ Hardware.
Gallery. Iron, etc. from Ner-Es. PAX h Co are now
prepared 70 furnish their friends a.d customers with
any q rigle To- their line. MCCD&BS * co.
Having sold our entire stock O.: Hardware, Cutlery.
Iron, ETC., 10 MssSrs NCC8mbs 81 c., We take great
FlaAsurs Ia rec mmeHdinE them t0 our trends amt Gus
toners both in the city aud couBuy, and would solicit
for them the hur.nes- so liberia y bestowed on Us. Drr
books VIII De found az our Old -farG. where al uauiz
jud.b-ed TO us viii p ease call AMI settle their accounts
AMI note. wa. PARK & co.
mo- nL.aM.- AEn-lcche CIV
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u a. L. Andrews & Co. will sell in both Of
their rooms this morning-in $50 to the ladies,
and the adjoining room 20 tbsAHde.
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APOLoGY.-In consequence OF our compost
tors attending militia drill yesterday, We are
compelled to defer the publishing of q long list
OF donations to the Oyerton Hospital, aud much
other matter, until tomorrow.
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All ACCOsuIoDATED-AH kinds Of goods
VIII be sold to the ladies at auction, at so Main
street, aud a fall stock to tue trade in the alioin-
lug room of A /. Andrews 4 Co.
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DlED.-Mr. Edgecomb, of the 2lI Tennessee
regiment, company Il, died in he Ove7ton Hos
pit-l astsrday morning. lie had his skull llac-
taTcl oy a refractory mule.
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the entertain
superintendence Of Mrs. Thompson, for the ben
cit Of the wounded soldicr5-it will be a splen-
did treat.
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- Blank answers to garnishees in Confederate
States bonds may be had at The comm sioners
office on apnlea.ian. Gee q ebarge.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TUEsDAY MoRNENG. NovEMRER >.

THANKS-We thank Capt Marsh and clerk
Worsham Of the Yazoo, tor kind favors.
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.I,,c",5o,,, l.; coa,paag on u,ard

9Th" committee appointed 20 detail have attend
ed to their duty, and win be in session to-day a.
Jones ~ Iaggs Office to hear excuses, All per
sons living within the bounds OF Deal and Pom
totoc streets are included in this order. Al.
members OF this company are required to attend
at the common south of lie hospital ON Thurs
day, 2~th inst at 10 O'Clock, when it viii be
made known who is detailed by order of Capt
= NJ Jobe.
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- BE sure and remember the sale this morn
ing, at $50 Main street-a ladies sale at $50, and
a trade sale in the adjoining room of A. L An
drews Il Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

ARTILLERTHEN IL REoUEsT-ThOse who
want 70 serve their country viii do SO By enter
inc the artillery service. Gen. Pillow is greatly
in want Of a-tilerymeu at Columbus. We pub
lish this morning his special order summoning
Capt. J. c. B. Jones to take up what men he
has, and requiring Lieut. Hayman TO remain in
the city to obtain more recruits, sending up each
lot Of ten as they join. This s a fine oPpoTtu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

WEST TENNESSEE WmG-The above old
anil well established journal, atJaekson, has N
extensive circulation in the central and northern
counties OF West Tennessee. II is a first rate
advertising medium, and our business men would
do well 90 avail themselves Of its columns. MI.
W. W. Gates, the senior editor, is now in the
siiy, and viii remain here a good portion Of his
time for several months. Those wishing 10
snake advertising contracts with him can have
an opportunity by addressing him through the
Post-efice, box Isl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

THE MASQUERADE BALL-This entertain
men. which promises a great deal ofenioyment
in The delightful mazes Of the dance, VIII come
of 10 night. The beautiful costumes, the mys-
ferrous uEaskings of quakers and kings, nuns
and mobiles, as well as OF neat, tidy shepheTdesses,
vii win DISSEMINATION of the most sedate, who
look on and 20 not indulge in the merry pastime.
There viii be an elegant turnout Of the grace
and beauty q the city.
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800 yds. Gray Georgia Cashmere.
1000 yds. Gi.zy Alabama
&30O yds. Stray Wool Jeans.
i3OV yIs. Stray Ge5gEIH Evils,
2500 yd7. H0u1esPUisi Bcisns ana
ElauliCIS,
5000 yas. Heavy Fent Drills and
DUcks.
10000 yas. Plaid Einseys,
10000 dOZcH Cotton FaTns--l, >
and SOC;
500 dozen Wool socks.
CUNNING WHEELS. CuaJa-E. Stripes PIfas.
- Esrevs Plains B-ov-u+ Boots. shoes Hats
Eauysts p cached and Brown Shirt,urs. Sheatings,
Ticking CAec.s Gray Woo. ~~lirsuc-. Green Baze
tratt B.-s-
la.e1e- Nar-rcs Z. fairas Fsuu-ls, Spool Cot
t'rs KNITTING Yarns and N-.d.-s. Wool Hose. Turkey
Cotton, Writing Psrsr. Woo. Cards.
Cotton CHas 80 arrive.
l,l3 davlm TAYLOR g. TrEWEE
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MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUoTATIoEs.

ToBACco-rhe market is Iaae. viii oeta
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ARRESTS FOR TREAsON-Wm. Mcmillan
and James Murkle were yesterday committed
to Jail by Confederate States Commissioner
Hume T. HHl, on the charge of treason. They
were seized, along with % third man, now il
Columbus, by JEFF. Thompson, at Commerce, on
board the steamboa. Platte Valley. We learn
that Thompson and his men were lying on the
shore awaiting the arrival Of the Maria Den
ming, which was going down from st. Louis to
Cairo, with sixty guns for the Federal gun
boats that boat had passed, however, before he
arrived at his position. The Platte Valley came
along, when Thompson ordered his men to hide
among the bushes. He then hailed the boat, as
a person wanting passage aboard. The boat
answered the hail, when Thompson's men rushed
aboard, and the three men above mentioned,
being found to have plans oil the notifications
at Columbus with them. were arrested, and tn,
boat proceeded on its way. On the arrival Of
the Platte Valley at Cairo her owners and odi
GERS were made prisoners, on the charge o
being in collision with Thompson.
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Clay Building,
100 Main street, Memphis, Tom
Heavy staples,


Ea.r.a
9j,G09 yds. Heavy ]0sHaBUrgs,
Is, 800 ids, " Striped OSHa5ugg,
20,G03 yds, Sheetings and S~hiriiHgs,
5000 IDS, Manchester Ginglam,
5000 yas. Heavy kerseys,
1900 yas, Paid LiEs9}s.
$3.50 yds. Brown Cotton Drills.
1900 yds, B'eached C0tloa Drills.
$3.50 yds. HeaYy Linen Drills,
2500 yds. Heavy Linen Duck,
5000 yds, Americas Prints,
2003 gd.. 81 English Prints
.FESO.
1890 yds. pare E-is5l EinClGe,
sp50 yHS, Brown Crash,
s5O yds. Best Shaker Flannel,
53G dOE. Asst'd spool Cotton.
500 dor. Black WOo5 Halls,
1900 pairs Rus,ct BroEans!
Cur Retail Department.
WIN continue TO be supplied as far as possible
u these times. with desirable and seasona5le
goods at moderate prices
RICE. IfLL * CO..
Clay Building
u911im 100 Main street.
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Our readers viii s~emfmber shat }. y Gil
Co. corner Of Sf9a and Mslisor
satets, wllI sell at auction, ,Es morning, at Il
O'clock a large lot Of ~queens~Grc, assorted il
ATS 70 suit purchasers. Also a Dot Of groceries
AND furniture.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

Az TIEFCES RICE, prime quality. receiving pei
~ Memphis and Charleston Esilroud, and fr sale
by gro. C.. BUCHANAN,
nv y. y L-ora ~
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DERSONS in the Southern Confcdefacy having bu-
I siness with JAS. TBABt = Il CO., Of Lou syil'e,
7vIl please address them at Memphis. Once No. ~
Front Row, mp stars.
no24 2xs las. TRABIE s co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

I'm tha 18Th Just e. CBESNUF SOEkrL MARE
- moI5pu s.--, haj on o spanish saltic small sh-M
ts ltt a.. tviu give q liberal reward Tor her dsL'
..r. %. ana. o. DOUGLASS,
.-r.ra Mar #h. Eaa NHsrta
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o SALE.
NOTICE.

1n0n SUITS UNIFORMS Alto 100 doz. Gray
IOOO Ogershilu. T. d. tRANDALI.
Jefferson Block,
n.ll0a- N-r.nl srraDI
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y %. 1861
Speed, Donoho & Strange,
Speed, DOB0h0 d Strange,

speed, Oo4oho q strange,
speed, DOROhO q Strange,
HAVE RECENTLY Received
ChoiCe Fancy Dress Silks,
Choice solid Color silks,
"A few ais ESO0i so,Ed DCLaiues,
3z0zIcspuu Brown scans.
Georgia scWiug Cotton,
Military Eray Overcoats,
2scagy gosoEea Camp BLANKETS,
Ladies' and CGsiarcm's Hosiery,
8.isH CCICgc6 scotch PIaId-,
sec yards spool Cotton,
200 yards spool Cotton,
Es0frc Black Cloth Ci8aks.
& fUH Esenyy Winter ShawIs.
5G0op Skirts and Skirts,
Bright gosored Plaid Ein@cy.
Gents super EHucn E1aBdker-
chiefs,
4 few Choice Bed Blankets,
#I85rOiGcFies and Essse>,
Gotten Batting for Comforts,
Combs, 8vss>3acs, soaps.
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THASEs-We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation from the ladies Of the Byhalia Sol
diers' Aid Society, to atten an entertainment to
be given in that place Oh Friday evening next,
for the benefit OF the volunteers. While We
regret that our usual dsties viii prevent or
attending, We bespeak loE the ladies a pleasant
snAsnroftabIe enttItainms4t.
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Or. J. n. .IFcEegll's : oIeaHle

ENterual in the World
Man OF beast.
s have been saved Is i.r ~
-is' - ses rss Of this iuvatuas-
- before , a ru-starfau-gr.
Upton county, Tennes
h required 20 appear ana IN M
same viii be proceed q With e ps.gw
III. 1861. j. D. J--l
povl1 uft
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New BUSINUs>-We have already stated
that c. G. Memminger, Secretary of State, has
requested Mayor Park to furnish, for the use ol
his Department. a statement OF what bran hes
OF manufactures or other industry. which did
no, previously exist, have sprung up in this city
during the existing war, and what enlargement
has been made Of preyiou, manufacture"
The Mayor has Jeputod to NJ. VIM. EosselI-.
one of ,br editors Of The APPEAL, the task %
collecting the wanted information. That gen
tlemau thanks those who have furnished Liu
with their statements, and asks Others, who
come under the above description, TO leave for
him at the APPEAL office, or at The Chamber OF
Commerce, a statement OF their name and adj
drsss-whether their business is new or en-
larged1 how many work people they employ 3
VIVA, d, The average value, per week, of the arti-
Gle they produce If their business is an old
one enlarged, state the per centare Of increase.
Persons prefeniug viii please leave their address
at either Of the above places. ami Mr.. RoseIle
VIII call upon them.
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Notice Of

]. c. RHODES, 4..
i n HkRRIs Debtor. Before A ". 5ulih. J. ?
THE defendant, J. o. Ha-ris, WI take notice that
4 an attachment hss been sued out sEainst him a. an
abseOnded debtor. and ievied on = house and iot sad
returned 10 my Office You are hereby required 20 an
pear aud defend said suit at my Office On Distrs1 No. =
Upton county, Tenn, on the 18th Of MAY. Is5Q or
IndEment wilt be n ndsred 81 that tine ana piseg
against yau for the sum claimed.
uO2l.W4t A. ". sHITE, J.P.
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CUNSMTTHs WANTED.

Z ANrED immediately, o. work in the Coutedert
Armorv Slpp. Boz tis city, a uunber of OF
SMITHS. None bat competent yForkmen heed afpt
rad to an such lIhersl wages viii be pai4 and a steaS
Arr ~ or VS.. r HUNT,
1871 eAp'''' o. "''
=
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MILITARY CLOTHING f.!

SO0 SUITS, cut and trimmed according to military
OOO regulations.
so dozen Wool Oysrshiris and Undarshiris For
sale by SHEPHERD * MOORE,
uo233t 3B Main street.
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EnLTa

FoR 81. FRANCIS -p,au5d passenger
pocket 81. Francis No. g. Capt Bowman. ,rsves ths
evening at 5 O'Clock. Larry IiarHsJsd Sgrnf.
For NEy OELEANs-TLe steamer Thirry-FIfb Par
slsl Chapman, master. leaves as above thissyruiuE al
5o'cI0ck. Bourne a CH. ageut-
FoRC otUNBUs Thu e1rrlen, Steamer YGzoo. Mrr
-taal lussrsr, leaves H- above tli, evening "a. O'Clock
EA.1-t S. Nils0u, sE-utz.
FOR C0LUNEUs-The fine packet Kentucky. Laa
w.Ch, master leaves above this evening 10 q O'Clock.
J. g.. NcAtuus. Egeuf.
FOR WHITE NTvFE.-ILa pas-auE 2 packet Kama
wilma Va leg. Price, master. leaves Us above This evening
"a. O'Clock Larry Tisrns;ad. agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

WHOLESALE ELf-CoNDEMNATIoN- n
Y. Tribune makes the singular confession
that its whole course for the last ten years
has been a "pernicious blunder,'' as for
that length of time it has devoted itself to
the work of crying down the resources Of
the South, and deriding the idea of its
daring to break loosa from the Union, with
itf energies palsied by such an element of
weakness as the institution Of slavery But
now it regards slavery until it is abolished,
as San element OF positive and terrible
strength" and says:
The history of this war, on the part of
both Government and people, is little more
than a record of the discovery of mistakes
and the rectiffcation of blunder Nobody is
to blame. The press which supposed that
the rebellion was mere continuation of the
system OF bullying by which the South had
always won its victories, and the statesman
who fancied it could be quelled by patient
ly waiting thirty, sixty, or ninety days, were
equally honest, but has been proved equally
mistaken. Among the most pernicious
blunders which have embarrassed our war
like operations, has been the blunder of
undertaking the strength of the rebels
As a matter Of course, we have oyerrated
the strength of the loyal States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

Europe give the particulars of the tripar-
tite treaty in reference to Mexico The
invading powers agree not to seek terri
torial advantages for themselves, nor use
their influence to interfere with the rights
of the people to choose their own govern
ment 1t also contains an article provid-
ing that an invitation be given to the
ir behalf Of their own subjects. The Lon
don Times and Post ridicule Lord Lyon 5
bad grammar in his discussion with Seward
about the passport business, and say he
had the worst of it when his side was the
best-Brcadstuffs continued firm.