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EanI.se. Ce.liug Rn1barra-.ed fsr C..ange

Yankees Csetlius EmbBrra-sed for Change.
The following significant article is from the
New York Herald Of the 9th inst;
With each day the scarcity Of change grows
greater. Gold has quite disappeared fTon sight,
and brings IN the market a premium Of sixteen
per cent. Silver Is worth lG7 cents on tie del
lar, and even nickel cents bring pTemiun Of
one or two per cent An appEca ton made to
the sUbtreasury in this city to-day for a hun
died dollars in United States treasury notes was
refused, as in gold and sil7er-5ecaUss the
specie was at premium. Even the clumsy
copper cent IS becoming scarce, and VIII 50on
demand premium, while month ago cents Of
81 kinds were at a discount.
A number of restaurant keepers, who O. first
held out against the iEevitabls change, have
during the past few days been obliged practically
to suspend specie payment, and to Cffsr to their
guests shinPlssters of paper or p2ste5oaTd,
good for specified amounts. The BARRIERS have
done the sans. On The city cars and ounibUsss
bills ere refused, but change IS given for specie
Our retail dealers are dcing poor business, be-
cause they prefer holding on 20 their goods
rather than sell them at a ruinoUs discount. In
some places notices are posted stating that the
purchaser must pay for bis change-l0r instance,
if ne buys an article a. twenty-five cents, he is
expected to give tWeuty-seven cents therefor, II
| change is made. This is IN accordance with q
suggestion made in the EUcsJHg Post several
days ago
This thing, however, cannot 90 On much Ion
ger. Regular customers will accept, from cour-
tesy, shinplasters from those with whom they
deal daily, but this viii not s1it the general pub
lie, which demands not a series Of individual
notes receivable, but circulating medium which
will be recognized by every one in the vicinity
Of least v here il IS issued. Already the opera
tons Of trade are seriously embarrassed BY the
scarcity Of change, and there appears TO bs 10
adequate relief for the annoyed sellers and buy
els IN the private shiDplss.sr system, even il
carried to the fartbest extent.
he same trouble IS experienced in other cities
as in this, and the city counselor Of Baltimore
has addressed @ letter TO the municipal authors
ties Of that city, urging the issue by the city
corporation of small notes worth fractions Of q
dollar, to lake the place Of silver change A
similar plan is simultaneously proposed to Lou
isvie. I. is proposed that the city council issue
these notes and sell them ct trifing premium,
TO pay for the expenses OF manufacture, and that
they De taken il payment Of taxes and be re-
deemable ct the option of sh5 holder in sums Of
one dollar. They win at once serve the purpose
Of circulating medium and efsctualiy prevent
private shinpasteTing.
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NOTICE.

= 4 the mater Of the final settlement Of the estate Of
Iats- -ds Price, decd. J. J. S2cer, Admiastrstor Of
ne eF ass Of Maids Price, oeceaEsd ID d y ed and
ressnsed mis- account OF the ipts snd dbuseuents
on behalf Of said estate a7d moved ths Court 70 re-
= I've ard allow the same FINAL aceount Of his sd
IuipstIaicn WhereuFou n pUrsU2uee OF the st .tute
an this behalf Il Is ordered by the Court that tad Ad
inisirstor give notice OF fbe peI entaion cf his hcal
aceount by publication OF hs ssne in tte Appeal. a
evsDspsr published In the Town Of 8renada IN this
S1a+s for four successive weeks aad ths e'ston issue
- he AM bers Of faid estate 10 come forward and
how cause If any hey Why fs.d hnal account
:, ouid not be allowed ard cr6ered to record
y. SAMPLE
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Terms of subscription.
MISCELLANEOUS.
General Orders No. 9.
HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
GgENAna ML.E. Lnna "a lsE2-

AA=AA sSAAh1 EHS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
GRENADA, Kiss, June ga lS62.
N conformity With SpscSal o. den Nc. ; Gated ct
Headquarters Mississippi State Troops Msi0r-(SeD
era oihee CaRlon June I4th l662 Brigadicr General
n r. Berry or n his Shsercv he commanders Of Tegi
asnts and bEttsons Of his breRda iil call ont the
6sld - -
H. These minute men wiz meet on twenty four hours
hoee a. their respective county seats s1ch other
more eonvenent points may b desggns-ed by their
eoA1derE, havirg in view concentration ia sde ance
O ne IaLahatohe river tha great railroad thor
onghs7e' 70 resist and impede the progre of the enc
ny.
~ These troops VII supply their own arms and
nske rsquton On tie Adjutaat General of the Stste
iof snlnuniti n 70 The extent Of Iy rounds per man
ara ine3r subsistence vii be purchased their re-
tp ctiTe district by competent oeers beiouging 10 the
respective bsttsii0ns
" Conn snoers Of bartsions and companies viii re
port Immediately their orEanizs ion sIrers 9Th st.ion
ACC outht 70 their Brif adler General Otha- CON-
osnosr, and send cory Of each report The Assistant
Aolutsnt General al these Headquarters
v. Tie Gene q. Commanding thz St cisl Department
- henoe hat no appeal is Necessary Mszissipp6ns
IN The defense Of their families and their Tssiias their
house hold gods and their native land against iasoeut
Invaders engaged in barb and fsnsu-s crugade
By command Of Br gsdIsr C5sueral FUGGLES
L. D SAND-D rE. g. = A.,
Jaz4 lW A. A A a1d JBsP General.
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THE TIDE II Our AFFAIRs-Whal the enc
my now want is time. Shall we giyeit to them
They wanted it after their route at Manassas,
and we insanely allowed them TO have it-six
months They profited well by our indulgence,
working like beavers 70 raise, equip and dicip-
line an army and navy, which at various uapre-
pared points they hurled against US, to our SeTi-
Gus detriment, and their glOTi6catiCn. After q
long and severe struggle, we have q second
lime mastered them-and e second time they
need. above al things, time, in which to repair
damages and recruit strength. If we are not
demented-if we are not incapable of prohting
by the rigorous tuition Of experence-if We ara
not unworthy Of successive will not let them
have it. Now is our great OPPortunity-now is
hs time for NapoleonIc tactics, for rapid, vigor-
Gus, crushing strokes. The foa should never
be allowed to recover from their stunned and
baygiIdred state-RicBmOHd Hkig.
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HERNAN IN ENGLAND. The champion Of
America is reaping rare harvest in his English
tour, and the provincial papers are spreading his
fame in paragraphs of the most astounding
character. The following is specimen of the
way in which the thing is worked up:
g In addition to the talented troupe of male
and female equestrians, Messrs. Howes have the
world renowned John G. Heenan, champion Of
America, who has just arrived in England after
a brilliant and prosperous career in his native
land. Some idea of the popularity of this noble
specimen of man, and descendant Of the EN-
erald Isle, may be fJrmed when, on landing in
New York, after the greatinternationSl battle, he
was received by the mayer of the city and intro
duced to the President of the United States and
all the dignitaries of the land. He will, in the
course ofs few weeks, in connection with Howe's
great circus, visit Ireland, the land which be il
proud to claim as the birthplace of his ancestors
and will show the manly art of self-defense a
each performance Of the great establishment"
BY the last accounts, we learn that our cham
| pion has accomplished himself in equestrianism
so that he is almost ready to ride his two-hors,
act with a man standing on his shoulders
IFiLkes' Spirit.
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General Order no. 2.

HEADQ'Rs DEPT. OF MISS. & J. La,
YICKsBURG, July l. 1862.
T HEREAFTER passports viii be granted TO per
sons come to Yrksburg except 10 those connect
ed with the army, citizens who may have pubac
business with the army urgent pr vate tusineg hch
must be satisfactory the Provost Marshal All pei
arriving in Nickshurg, required to report imme-
diately 10 Gen. NJ. L Smith
ii Hereafter, persons residing in districts over which
martial law has been proclaimed, who not connected
with the army, VIII not be permitted to military
clothing Of any description, pam OF Imprisonment OF
fine
HI Provost BIarshals strictly charged with the
enforcement OF this order.
By order Of NsiorGen Earl Van Dom.
Vi. n. KIMNEL,
fvro1v Major and A A O..
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Z MCLANAHAN & DILL.
MILITARY ORDERS.
NNTKGE
HEADQUARTERS aD DISTRICT,
NFrEeRURg Vu1v 1Ssa

fiNhSbUhdi jury g. 1879.
NOTICE IS hereby given to all parsons " ho are sub.
n jec the action OF The CoDsoipt Act that thase
Yyha voun:ce- without waiting TO be enrolled unjer
the law III be allowed 70 selec their own company
srd regiment frrm ttei- Stale from ug TIE sever
corps Of 'his Brgad9, composed Of the flowing reg
mems, viz
First Regimen: Loulsians Artu-ry-.Co'oael C. a
7 lcr.
". PiuSpey
F5arth R ggmsnt Louisiana Vo'untscrs- Colonel H.
" Az en-.
Seventeenth Regiment Louisiana vO.ua.eerr-cOL
r Rich 4rdson.
Twe33ty-siz'h R-g'Hsnt LOUISIANA veluateeT-cO,
A D,elousi
Tvenfys,vspth Regiment louisiana Yelaaiesra-
Gel. l. D. Mark
Trenty eghtA Regiment Louisiana volunteers-cO'
Alien Thomas
Third Regiment Mississippi volantaeTs-coL t a
Mellon
sixth Bstta~O1 sfissis I9pj voluatee7s-L'eus-C
J. ". BslioCr
Com sry Of Ssppe-s and Nners-Capt .. Wint CT
BY cc1azlS2d Of Br.g. Ct IN n. L. SsTTH
J. T. GRIMES
iys2 IN A A Gegersl.
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VOLUME XIII, NO. 175.
lIeCIelInn,. srrn,er-.

In a long article upon the grand strategic
movements " of Mcclellan, commeDeipo on tb.,
26th of June last, and continuing several davs
thereafter, the Richmond Eagairsr cites many
cases in the past, showing that Mac is not the
only Yankee general who is a proficient in tho
art Of strategy. We copy as follows:
Strategic movements may be defined generally
IS movements BY which sn army puts itself in
better position than it was before. They re-
quiTe geDius of no slight order. Moresas re-
treat through the Black Forest is q ease IN point
But We have few Instances in the present war
to illustrate what we mean
When Gen. Grant was whipped at Shiloh he
made q strategic movement and fell back on ais
gUnboats. After Bull Run, Mcdowell made
strategic movement on Washington. After Oak
Hill the Yankees made q stret, gic movement
in the direction Of S.. Louis. So, too, in tho
Yaliey-Gen. Banks made magnificent strategic
movement to foil Jackson, and did not stop till
he reached Maryland
individuals, too, may execute strategic move
ments. The boy who, when called up for pun
ishment, after few blows makes his escape,
may be said to perform strategic movement
The celebrated John Pbenix," in his Califor-
MIA sketches, gives Gl account Of a strategic
movement eIecuted BY himselE, in q severe Der.
sOnal contest Being hard pressed by his an
tagonIst, says he, Sc we held his head down by
our nose, which We had inserted into his mouth
for that purpose, whilst at the same time We sn-
tangled our hair in bis hand, and thus prevented
it from inficting a blow We are strongly re-
minded By this graphic recital, Of McClelIan's
account Of the late battles. He forced" Cen
eral Lee to attack him Ou the nosth bank of the
Chickahominy, then forced lin to follow him
up BY abandoning MS position, and then forced
further pursuit until he had attained ''ssrste-
&c position" some thirty miles rem Richmond.
In all of which singular business Mcclellan
seems 20 be the only free agent, and General
Lee but the helpless victim Of inexora6ls iste
and mastery strategic c0mbinEtions-res.ly, no
more his own master than the unconscious sub
jecs Of some mssmer.c operator. Wonderful
man-MeClelian the Ioung NaPoleon 0 our
frrn9t civil .vzr
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Lerrer from Gen. 3EcCIeHaa.

I
The letter which Senator Harris caussd to b5
read from Gen. Mcclellan saying that he had
used all slaves coming within his lines, and had
not enough now to supply his wants, caused
quite a sensation in Congress, in view Of the
popular belief that his practice had been quite
the reverse.
The fact that Gen. Mcclellan had used this
service has been known to all who choose TO
know It, for sixty days e. least, and those who
were ignorant Of the fact, were generally very
wilfully Sc. We stated in the Express long ago,
and on the best authority, that Mcclellan not
only used this labor, but was compelled for two
months, in addition, to put .ffty thousand Ishits
men digging trenches land making eqrthlcorIs-
to protect them from the immense rebel army
spread from Yorktown to Richmond.-N. T..
| EIDreSS
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SERVED THEM RIGHT.-At Galveston, Texas,
an order having been issued by the Confederate
authorities for every family to leave that city,
in anticipation of its bombsrdnent by the Yam
rkees, and it being determined to defend it, like
Vicksburg to the last, some seven families re-
fused to leave. Suspicion being excited, the
houses of these seven families were searched,
when the " Stars sHd Stripes" were discovered
to be hoated to the breeze, should the Yankees
take the city. The cord was not long in doing
its work All those who were guilty of thin
treason were taken out, and upon short shTift
were hung Exchange.
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N0TIGE
oEFICR oF lnssIssIPPI cssTRlLRArLR

OkFICE OF MISSISSIPPI C8NTRt L RAILROADl
COMPANY,
Holly SPRINGS, Hsy s6ih. 1862
4 consequence of the occupation Of NsF Orleans BY
Il ne enemy, provian esunot Re made for obgst ohs
% thE compGn, payable ~ thai Vout tie Ist prox
mo and thereafter Therefore E0.dsTB G. such paper
sre hereby notified present the sane for payaRt a.
tbs Office &O interest wiz be psid such claims after
maturity unless presented here VIXEN due snd payrlsut
refused
Bo1oE and interest coupons maturing snd psysbls IN
New YORK il be paid a. this Office hsrssfer instead
Of New OTiesns
By order Of ths PrEzidsas
uy29 In A J EcCONTCO ssory.
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nIovsmsn. in Favor of the Sow. in Russia.

A late movement of the Russian government
in favor of the Jews Of that country is an
nounced in the files of foreign journals received
here. II is well known that tho Emperor Alex
sndria, in 1918, granted to the Jews, ID the gov
eminent of CherSoD, on the Black sea, tract
of four hundred Thousand scres Of land to in
duce them to turn their attention to agriculture,
for which, it is to be remarked, they have no
particular taste. -Four thousand OF them re-
moved there and founded a colony, but what
success attended their efforts is not known.
The present Emperoris equally anxious with
the former one to ameliOrate their condition, and
we learn that " a committee composed OF hao-
| bins has b en- for some time c0nvoked by the
government, and the members are now assem-
| bled in order to consider what meaaures can be
| adopted to extend the blessings OF civilization
among the Israelitish population" The com
mssioneTs have recommended:
! /. The foundation of one Israelitlsh Consls-
! tory fer the entire Russian empire. The IN
struction of the Jewish youth by the improve
ment of the schools now in existence, ana the
establishment of new ones 3. Instruction as
to the historical origin and significance OF an,
cient Jewish rites. A. The adoption OF liked
| rules as to the religious practices aud prayers
| required by the Jewish worship, as well as q
control over the expenses Of the synagogues,
and of other charitable establishments. o. In
/ quiry into practices which are sald 10 naF0 q
pernicious influence on the position OF the
Jaws employed in agricultural pursits-sqch a;
| the numerous holy days and solamplnes dunne
the season most favorable for field works--pre
cocious marriages and divorces, and an inquiry
into the best mode of conciliating economics
requirements with religious exigencies Ar
indication of the principles which ought Z
guide the choice of religious bsoks. Z. Th'
preparation Of particular form Of oath to b
taken by the Jews when they ofser themselVe
as candidates for public Office.
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JATL0R'S NOTICE.

HONHITTED 70 tb- jan Ct Ps-ola county, N7sEis
~ sippi hEffRO u A., who calls his nsrae STAfgN
ald tays he belongs 20 Robert BesslF, Ct Eentu1ky
He -Ezs <ay from Msj. Vim near E-le1a Arksnsas
be scans 70 he sbou- -yseye1 years Cd is very
BLACK. I've feet ten inches high has scar 0y CT Es
eye aEd has bu; little beard
!. z. JONES, Sheriff grd Jsilor.
IS iEr2rE Parn rnnntv. HI.s-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r FTTERs OF rdninisraton upon the estate Of Iohn
a. Cu.hmau. lsts Of Lafayette co11tg, Mi sssippit
hav ng been gTan-ed 70 the ur dersed At the
krra term 1862 II the Probate court OF SAID coun
~ Dersous AZ ing claims ag iaft the ate % aid de-
tsSed are hereby Dot ei 20 exhibit the ssrle and haye
~ = regis cred n the manner ani Ea The time pre-
sribeo bv law CT The same win be forsy e barred
r. G. SMITHER,
oxsord Hisss July Il, 1852. A2miaEtrst-r
iy2l IaH5Ws
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Administrators Notice.

TTyHERESS, letters cf sduiais;rst.rn the es'ate
w 4 JchB toulv dscsssed were sraltsd 10 tbs uH-
6erEEned The Jlly term, A. D. ls62 Of hs Probate
gsourt Of Yslahush co-nty. State Of aisdssp- thi,
.hs 7h Of sad nth, tEis NOTICE ID there ner by
given r. qusstiI al persoEs havirg aims sg3ust b
estate said ecased. 10 exhibit the ard ave
hen registered IN le and within tie time pre-
scribed OF law, or they viii be 70 ever bzrrsd.
GEO W. OSLY
fr1ATcv-fv a
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RTYsEAYS CsTGHT =

INHARLEs AMI TOH, be'orgi1g TO ". s. Bail of
- Hs2phis, Tenn rsnaWay from Lev H g's, near
faughsns Station. Central read Charles Is very
stout negro sz feet high, large VIII kers Thirty yesFs
old ard b sek Tom is yellow, sms goa:ee ana slut
tars while taking.
J. Il. JONES. Sheriff and JsEor
frSE7gu-9us Te Ts
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RUNAWAY CsEGHT!

TOEHIFTED % fhe isil Ct Pamela co1-ty. a TEL-
- low NEGRO MAN, Who csls lis name LIN.
ana says he bslongs 70 Henry St-ider Of TsTzhacae
unty, Mis- Len has long euF Lair, thirty years old
and I've feet siz inches in hi-hs
J. Il JONES, Sheriff and Jsilor,
Tvs lzw3ur Pamela cfrntv Miss
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAILSi
POST OFFICE-GRENADA, MISS,
TI-yE 24th 1862

JUNE 24th, 1862.
nH0POsALS will be received at this Office for csrIy
ing the n ais on the following routes, for foVr
years from fnd after the first day Of July 1t x
Route 039. (7454)
Prom Crensda by Pro7dsnce, Steam MI, ststeiand,
Cs7ersts Oakley, Beiief5usins snd. Mount s's. 10
Hohenliud-r s. miles AMI back Onoe week.
T,save Grsnzds Mondsy al A y. Arrive Gt HObenIn-
se1 same day BY 10 P. n.
Lssss H0henEnden tn sdsy AZ NJ Arrive st Grs-
nESa same dsg By 10 Pm.
Route 6s3. Cz159)
From Grsnsds to Troy, miles snd back, oBcs q week
Leave Grenada Thursday st . A. 4. Arrive al Troy
sane day by a. M
Isave Troy Thursday al P u. Arrive a. Grenada
sane dsy By P. n.
". NJ HANKISS, ",
gu2sIaw4E Grenada Miss.
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JAU.GR'S NOTICE.

TOHEITTED 10 the jail Of Pano-a g county. two Ne
~ GRO MEN, who say their names are PHILIP ard
JIM and that they b. lo-g 70 Re- obsrt Adams, # Tale
hstchis e5uoty- Mississippi. Bo'h are copper coored
The sWner can find them in isii a. ID place.
J. II. JONES, sheriff and Js1or,
Tvs laz3~a pzncs COUNTY Nigs.
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Administrators Notiea.

UTHERB s. letters e admins'rsti1n the ssts.e
w Of z. n. FsiIes deceased, were ErsRfed 70 tie
uu6ersigHsd 81 th@ Jolly term, A ID 1862 Ot tbs Pr
bate Court q YsiObu-hs eouaty Sta1e Of sis isipp
on the day Of sgii month, tsis notice is tleTefHe
hereby given requesting al Pc sons having claims
sgsust TIE estate cf said deeessed 70 eEhb the
aud have them registered in the manner AID within TIE
time prescribed by law, OF they VIII be forever barred
MARTHA FA1RES.
Adm miusfrs-r.E.
J. 3. FAlRES.
iyI4Iav6~ Amidst ator
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SHIPMENTS or PETROLEUM To EUROPE,-
The Shipment Of Pennsylvania rock oil, CT pc
troleum, from this country to EaTOpe during the
frst six months Of the present. year amounted
20 considerably more than one million Of dollars.
This, for trade that IS in its infancy, IS
large business
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The following is copy Of the bill passed by
the Houseimposing an. additional duty on su-
guars produced in the United Stltess
Be Il enacted, etc., That in addition to the du-
ties imposed by the act entitled ''An act to pro
vide internal revenue to support the govern
ment and pay the interest on tho public debt, -
approved July l, 1862, on all brown, muscava-
do or clarified sugars produced directly from the
sugar cane there shall be levied, collected and
paid under the provisions Of the said act, upon
all such sugars produced in the United States, q
duty of one cent per pound, and such additional
duty and the duty specified in the act aforesaid
shall be levied collected and paid on all such
sugars not manufactured for consumption in the
family of the producer, in the hands of the pro
ducer or manufacturer thereof on the day Of the
approval of this act by the President: PTOUided
That within the States or parts of States de-
clared to be in instruction, the said duties. may
be collected in such manner and by such ofi-
GERS as the President may direct, until the insur-
reetion, so declared, shall close or haze been
suppressed.
SEC. q Be II fHrihsr enacted, That the provis-
ions Of that Get shall not apply to sugar manu-
fscsured from sorghum.
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u Gen. Halleck and staff reached St. Louis
on the 9TH. Tho daily papers announced the
fact, but were requested not to announce his
future movements.
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To MAKE HARD TALLow CANDLEs.-Wm.
Summer, of Pomaria, S. c., furnishes the fol-
lowing to the Charleston Courier
To one pound of tallow take five or six leaves
Of the prickly pear, (eactaS opuutia) split them
and boil in the tsllOw, without water, for half aa
hour or more; strain and mould the candles
The wicks should have been previously dipped
in spirits Of surpeutine and dried
II the tallow at first is boiled in water, and
the water changed four OF five times, it will be
bleached and rendered free from impurities.
Then prepare, by frying with prickly pears, to
harden it.
In this way we have made talow candles
nearly equal to the best adamantine.
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ET We clip the following paragraph from the
~ <fv I'LL ~

Macon (Ga Telegraph Of July 10;
CAENON.-Twenty-tw pieces Of artillery,
part of the eighty pieces taken bg The English
from the Russiazs at tbs battle Of InkeTman,
and presented to the fcdsracy by B.i ish ner
chants drought over in the Nashville arrived
here. They bear evidence Of having seen ser
vice. With some alterations, they wiz hereafter
speak for themselves insa manner highly credit
able Some thirty-eight pieces more are ez-
peeled to be broug here, Of the same lot.