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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22

RON FADpcAH AND THE NoRrH. y. va have 1afs
from Padueah and the North IL 4 veru
asstssssinE ehasaeter which confirms the reports
shioh lt1ough The Federais claim 4 sietorS \;
llhe North they boast Of only two hundred fynn.
Tolerate prsonefs "a ken during ne Two DAYS,
heir transports loaded MI thai, 4 u,
M0nnded, came down the Tennesseg river lasi
four of hich stoppe ed at Paduoall Il, ana ma
gpalance went M the % hio river.
1t was knt En tlat the rei1tor cemant brouphton
Monday across the river from sBueIIs q arm )
aMolnted III BIS, 600 men III, three fliv;s;nna ans
Gen. NJ Co0k, one under Cen HtIlI Nalsa1,s
ne name Of the third General not recoleeted''
ssen lsgsll vas not understood to have been
wed each wonnds al Shiloh. -
RE-. report was current that the Tennessee rive
army Was ~ abandon their position III mont ~
be throw down the Miasissppi
fayeEst0r grand stack upon Fort Pillow s III
however, had leff tha 'spannss,
~ 80 last, except the nine boats
neall1 tse wounded - s Sis''s go
\ 80 ss Memphis iii lstb
81 assf0afEls Ar Nasty Il, W. WI
noticed reports broncht q sts
Belty ~ among troops IL Nm
ynies Here n fspors, we And Il, tts
hIc papar Il was 81 49, IN
piiad iroM ttanooga On the sd sssS
aiatingn Isheds AfIssolfisI lust nom s,;dai.
ssaAssaea brings import nt Intelligence. sssss'
q ~ reports that q Kent regiment rebe
Sasayslie 4 Ten since on account Of Lin.
were drawn ont to suppress them The Kant NO.
N3Aga them I'd halt AT 4 distance 81 sixfv
fused, when fl,e KaTs7,Ss.
slsns npon than kIlling and wonndine tour
nnadEad ia relnaiRdar rii1 DE- s. rsssss
Il 1hsy buried he says. two hundred and aivItgs
s,ss g sssss, an sax near Columbia,
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Thso slanibns ssys Ii u ihs tsoi6IsBSs
ssoa Wosss ere prspAsa q pgssept 10 oass III
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IN"
Notice,

The oee Of the Provost Marshal fer the First District Of
New Orleans is removed from tho City Hail. to the southeast
corner Of oarondeles and Common streets.
H. N. sPoFFoRD,
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~ For Recorder of the First District
ADAMS IS candidate for Recorder Of the First
Distrlct.- hiecnon June z, 1862. {as5@s apps 2pte
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The undersigned will muster in Volunteers any portion
ohe Gonfederacy for three tho war-singly
by while organizing will sabsist Them and
supply the uaual bounty Of $780, $2s Communication for
clothing. Ss s5g5 81 53z
VOLUNTEERS shoud forget that now struggling in
defence Of our liberties aud homes with daboca ioe
who are fighting with this frenzy of despair Let be
taught that intend to ourselves people
who bs conquered.
Apply to Headquarters-No.4 40 Caron delet street.
~ j., EDMoNsToN.
Volunteers and Recruiting Officers Corps will please
apply to Col GRAYsoN at the house Of Stuart 4 James,
at,Js
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provost nIar..l,al,s once ono rh,ra District

Ew ORLEANS. April 10, 1867. ~
Those who have been registered this invited to
sA for may exposed to be
brought before contunacy. $780, "a
" ap2l 2p6t ERIE soULE, Provost Marshal q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, Il
1ss5,-Aal ~ s3p59ss War DEPARTMENT., &ssy5s
IA. Richmond Feb 20, 1852 )
Col j. EpMoNsros 4s Carondelet street, New Orleans
letter has received also copy Of the same
refer ed the President. -
In Of provisions Of Congress- authorize
to accept and in volunteers for three years.
warsngy upon inspection by medical officer, well
by companies to rendezvous them and subBst them by
requson upon the Oommssary Department. the compa
MES and the Battalion organized soon as The Bat
TALON Is organized VIII hi- Department. that
commissioners may be Issued, and the Staff appointed
&. Respectfully, 60 +
.2 u r.: BENJAMIN,
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sCoft's CnDaIs.y fEegIsa.ssat.

<, 49, E5LUHG - NHENt5 ~ AtEY tasttstUs 5sas
sss NEW ORLEANS. March 49, 1862.
Y Capt. KoscIusCo RI HYAMs IS authorized to raise a
Company Of Mounted Men, 70 be attached to my Regiment
rM supply and all eaulpmens except horses He Will
TO With his Company, Elk River Middle Tennss
see, oe at Cen "A. Is. Johnston's Headq
J.s SCOTT,
Colonel First Regiment Louisiana Cavalry
Under the ABOVE raising Company
Until mustered into service nemb received will rendezvous
Bius csas Black River Of casahoula
addressed there will b promptly
srded 4 isft q tho emerald ONCE New Orleans
Or at No. l2s Common street. 5sg IS. S. S.
sps apatawew 3. B. HYAMS.
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FHuT.The recent cold spell has materially
blasted the fruit prospects hereabouts. piums,
peaches and oranges will be scarce the coming
season. Fine delicious dewherries are being Of
tered market. Blackberres, BY the BY tie most
delicious Of all wild fruit, will be abundant with us
the coming month. Franklin Register. 15
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aos 2otf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
re var.

At this prssen. writing, have no later intelligence
from the armies in Arkansas. We suspect il vas
drawn battle. rhs dispatches neither side speak With
certainty Of the losses Of the Adrersary-Whicb shows
tha, the lighting ground vas no: exclusively Oesu-
pied BY either Oa- forces appear to have moved aside
and sle enemy did nc, take their places. The enemy
report their own loss and CO. ,cure oua They stA.e
theirs at bigger syure than in any former BATTLEFRONT
which i: may DO inferred that their Losses are very
heavy. We are given to understand, that our move.
msni is designed to enable - attack the eneDys
EsAr, We have sreA. faith, thA; this whole invading
fogcs VII be captured or eHterminAted.
The teesraph tells Of hght in progress at FerrA1-
dina, bstEesu 1000 side and 5000 YAnkses aud
she Opiuion wy cody expressed that our two thou
aEd viii certainly compass the three thousand Ysnkess
glorious WArsuisi, is aroused in the Valley and We
hope thrOughou: the State The whole population OAps-
De Of bearrg arms aoSkirg 70 the Standard Of
S.oaeWAl, determined 20 repu'so tie aarauding and
malignant foe. Now Is the time for sososHsatiOR and
agyrsssisa- We are no lolges without arms. An i'm
msnss supply Of them ard n ammunition is now in
hand Governor L'tChsrs Proclamation has saved
the army-scued the country aud paced in posi-
tioa for as,u Fas presence Of General Lee il Rie-
mo ID and ais assignment duty here IS COMMANDER Of
the Armies o. tho Coafederacy has revived conf lerce
ana Inspired the hope OF early and ensrgsscaetoa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
No More GroT.

Tee Senate has passed TIE bill Of The House, proh0
Iirg the dsnllton OF whisky from grain, (hey didnt
touch peach bsAndy and apple 'sk the precious souls
within the Commonwealth, under heavy penalties The
law, a. We understand it. Is in a1grant violation Of the
Constitution, ard would be prOUOuucsd BY any judge
We hope scm5 one, for the principle Of the thing will
pat is 10 the test Bl the NOrs, feature in the matter
IS the depora5e evidences t furnishes Of the prevAerce
Of lnkseisn 70 on, niis: l. vii rqllre centuries Of
SEPARATION and generations Of preachers 10 cast out this
devil, YAukeeism, icon among This Law, passed by
vroiessed aud loud.moulbed Yarkse haters. enbOdes
tbs odOus principle o. the Yankee rAcs-heir ir
eorrSols and tyrannieal in.ermeddIg wish every mans
p-ivats Affairs
Tae Yankees VII bail the passage Of this law With
Joy. l. Because /: ui prove to them that they have
faithful disciples IN this State. 2 Because knowing that
whisky Sll be used, they uil see = mA'kt open for
their own manufacture. AL the military lines in crCI-
ton can't blockade Ehisky and he Yankees know il.
H1- mary o: the sAPisnt lawmakers relying upon
ne cred for sobrsy which this Ac. invested them with
veg, 10 bed SOBER recorded in the journals Of
the General Assembly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

Mr.. OHILrON having obtained leave Of the HOUSE In.
troduced an amendment to come in after the word sF
providing that the Secretary Of War shs be suthorsd
10 detail many persons TO be engaged In any OF the
mechanic arts or 10 producing articles necessary for The
successful prosecu ion OF the war.
Mr.. MACHEN read amendment which, at TIE pro-
per time be proposed TO ensr. Il very much OF the
character offered BY Mr. Hsskel yesterday which the
House rejected Ii proposes to exempt all persons en-
gagged 10 the mining and reducing Of ores lead copper
and zinc whilst so engaged and provides that The over
seer Of such works shall report to the Commsndant at
the nearest pest the names Of those Who may become
dissngaged
Before any action was had upon these amendments,
the whole bill, with the pending amendments were, on
motion Of Mr.. SMITH, Of Va ordered to be recommit
ted to get rid Of constitutional objections which
were understood TO exist to the amendments proposed
On motion Of Mr.. GARTRELL, Of Ga, the bill allow
ing cabinet officers to occupy seats the floor Of the
House. which the special order for to day, bu pas
ed by to enable the unfinished business to be disposed
Of was made the special order for Tuesday nex and
from day TO day, until difpossd OF.
On motion of Mr. DAVIS Of Miss, bill increasing
the army Of the Confederate States, H., was taken up
ard precedence given all other special orders
until disposed of.
The House then on motion Of Mr.. F00TE, went into
secret session to resume the consideration Of the uan-
shed business of the secret session of Tuesday and
nusd 10 cit with closed doors until the hour Of adjourn
menk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
The YanGscs asa Canada.

A London pap,r ,Kpressss TIE conviction that II e
Yankees surrsn Tered Mason and SIdel account Of
the spirit aad enihu IN exhibited by the Canadians IN
behalf OF Engant Tue country sPrang a: once -
and, before me surrender took place, $1,000
read for The id Tais spectacle, so dFrent frCm
VIA. the Y>1k.es e1p,et ID started them and they It
once raised lie uhss dag. There NAV be a spice Of
tru ia this eorj =c.u'e; bus We think the English
greatly overrA:s the ability Of the Yankees DO injury
90 Canada TAeir threats Of invading that country
mere gAsoOnadss, designed TO impose upon ElglaDd.-
With tbe South arrAyed sgs.rst then, Iaey new r
would have ventu-ed Icsos the line, could they have
sE,e.ed anything, had they gone. But the English eVi
dsny bored under spprehenSons Of serious hurt from
tlas garter. These aPprehensOns arc nov AllAytd-
PrecaytOns have been taken oganI, coup De Main
the country d found to be sound the and John
Bl is 10 5 def ,nt mood The London paper before
ds.lres tia, the Canadians hate the Yankees than
any Sscsssoas: can do They live close to them and
kaoE all their meannesses-Aa extern; Of knowledge
truly mArvt Nous
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
aRHAT2

1HUEDAr, March H. 1867.
The Senate disagreed to House amendments to Senate
bill TO authorize the Of the as and poor houses OF
the State by the Confederate States for the safe keeping
of free negroes arrested by military authority. The
report Of the committee the qualification OF certain
members of the Senate closing with resolution that
there 10 claiming and exercising the privile
ges Of member Of the Senate who Is disqualified there
from BY of his holding commission in the militia
of the State whether in actual service OF the Confederate
tstes and receiving pay therefor or not was received
laid on the table. and ordered TO be printed
resolution for the appointment OF ONT committee
to examine and revise the ary bills passed during the
present Session, was agreed 10.
Bills we've passed authorizing the Governor 10 remove
the public library and the papers and records belonging
TO the Court Of Appeals from Levsburg, 10 Greenbrier
county to avoid Injury thsrefrom from the public enemy
authorizing payment for horses taken BY the enemy or
taken from the by impressment for the public
service, with title amended 80 as TO read "a bill pIovi'
ding payment for horses taken in the service OF the
State !" and bill providing for having accurate list
and record made OF the military forces Of Vrgnia
The bill to remove lunatics confined in the Penel-
tiary 10 the Lunatic Asylum was, on motion OF Mr..
CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta, indefinitely Postponed.
Joint resolutions to authorize the Governor to receive
lgbt nfs0ty company recently raised in Halifax CO.,
was taken up aBd agreed to.
The committee 10 whom was referred the charges
against Gels Bailey and SNYDER, asked to be discharged
from the further consideration OF the subject because
neIpedient 70 lsgisa'e the sui Jet =. this time
The committee to whom was referred resolution Of
inquiry respecting the troops organized for the defence
Of the city OF Richmond, reported information de-
rived from the Governor that two regiments bad been
organized for the purpose indicated and that no legsa
ton Is necessary on the subject.
substitute was adopted to the bill to suspend the
work on the Kanawhs river, and TO auhorizs the app
cation Of part Of the loan mad, for that improvement
TO keep open the navigation OF the James River
and TO improve the suices upon part Of the river and
the same was laid on the table.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

hed and II lose We lose everything. Confeder-tc
bonds aud Treasury nOtss therefore, are 70 me
same hazards and greater, than lands perlo
and gold end silver.
Money has been aply called the "sinews Of war;
wthou. war csnnO. be carried on for any length Of
time. Without il our armies must be Dissolved, and We
must be tigated Ths blockade has cut th our com
msFciL intercourse with other nations, and the ony
money that We can have Is paper money, which Is the
representative of the wealth Of the country. If this
money be discreditsd are ls without the means Oh
maintaining the struggle Whoever, therefore, uscreu
its the money Of the Government discredS our cause
and shows distrust of the Government ITSELF
The only uay for every well-Wisher Of the cause to
keep up the struggle is to extend generous confidence
to the currency of the country Money has intrinsic
value It's worth arises from its representative charac
ter and the faith that is pu: in it medium Of
change The intrinsic value Of gold and ver is not
great that Of steel rOn because the two latter
be converted to useful purposes than the former
The value Of aid and silver is purely conventional
Confidence W. give tho same value to paper. If all
viii agree 20 receive paper viii answer every purpose
CT gold and silver Now s the time for patriots to eJ
tend this confidence.
But If some among rs refuse to receive Il, others will
soon follow their example, and general disirust will
ensue If our creditor refuses to receivs Ii Of US,
in turn decline to rec ve h from our debtors and
thus dssrust viii extend through the whole community
II creditor will not accep. it. must decline selling
the proper which We hsa tpart pay d. b to
him. When the quArterm asser commssAry comes to
to buy wagons or teams, supplies for the army,
must refuse to sell to hin, because We cannot use
the money to pay our debts. The consequences are
plain TIE army must disband starvs and subuga-
ton nus. soon follow.
We repeat, that the who discredis the money OF
the ConfederScy dsOredS the cause Of his country
Hs throws his inf into the scale Of the emmy and
parAlyEss the Of HE countryuen No more fatal
stab could be Inflicted our cause Better joia the
enemy at better spike guns hGm-string the
horses which bear gallant champions in the battle
field than cut the "sinews" by which our armies are
moved and rendered efficient.
And what will our oVer-cAutious friends gain by Il p
What will their Ands and stock and bonds bs worth to
them after their sutjugstions We would not envy their
feelings should that dark hour eone-for their humia
ton AL suffering would be rendered doubly poignant,
by the rejection that they we're in part responsible for
T..
LIST u.s. then, throw aside this illtimed caution. Lit
unite heart aud hNnd, and purse, in the defeace Of
country. Let Us e1seud generous confidence TO
Government, without thought Of individual gain,
and thus give aid beetug country in this her
hour Of peril And let Congress msk' Confederate
ney AlegA tender.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
Thc Amended CoassituiIon.

Yesterday the day prescribed by the Convention
Of virgina for taking the sense Of the qualified
upon the amended Constitution but the ATTENTION Of
the people being completely absorbed by the events Of
the var, very few voters remembered that election
DAY" bad arrived, and those Who reminded Of the
fact seemed indsposed 70 repair to the places Of voting,
70 exercise the right Of expressing their approval dis
approval Of the proposed changes in the organic law
We speak. Of course Of Shis locality, but doubt not
the sane remiss-ess and indifference exhibited in
all other par.s Of the Commonwealth. The aggregate
vote in this CITY did exceed $50 nearly all Of which
were cast for The ratification Of the Constitution, and
the TAI paying qualification Of TIE right OF srhage.
The polls will b, KEEP; open to day and tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

A SUGsEsTIoN.-0ur people are making the most
generous Efforts 10 sJrd assistance to the families
soldiers Eto need it, and require bu hint to put any
sugg son for that object into practice. We think
better mode could be devised than to make contribu-
lions in labor for the families Of absent soldiers Many
Of them in the country poor men aud farmers-let
their rich neghbors work their crops for them or loan
them h,ld hand for the purpose. The soldier
you'd lad on his return hs farm in good Order and
would feel duly grateful 70 the who has prevented
his home from becoming desolate, and his family from
deserving It, While defenders in the field let
Keep their homes cheerful aud comfortable against their
returu.-Iula.ssa ChpOsicls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

LIEUrENANr WORDS. Federal officer, in COM
msnd of the Ericsson Battery, Monitor duriug the
late engagement in Hampton Roads, did not receive
the injuries to his eyes from pieces Of cement repre-
seuted BY tue New York Herald in an item given by
yesterday, but We learn through which We
not az iber TO mention, received the same from
fragments Of she'll from tho Virginia, which passed
through the openings in the tIrret Of The Monitor We
toll that the injury he sustained is much greeer
han the Northern journals will allow and it Is thought
that 1t will result in a total loss of sight he is
yelled TO bSndsges both eyes, and is accom-
panied by guide when be goes abroad.-Day Book.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
Ecursrs-TAoro will be ave sclip,es this year, as

EclirsrS-Tasro will be ave sClipsss this year, as
f,loWs;
l. total eclipse Of the Just before and after
Midnight on July IL. Total eclips, begins hour and
seven minutes after the beginning and lasts hour
and three minutes. Total Duration three hours,
teen minutes
. partial eclipse of the sun, June 25 in the
ing Invisible IN America, but visible in the Indian
0YAn.
s. A partial eclipse Of the sun, November 81. Iuy-
stole in America but in the great Southern Ocean
l. Par al eclipse II the sun, November 90 Invisible
il America bui visible in Asia morally,
5. toAl eclipse OF the moon, early in the morning
Of December visible TIE eclipse becomes total
and nine minutes after the beginning and lasts one
hour and tbirSy.two minutes Total duration, three
hours ald forty minutes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
Pr TMF !, eaSXERNoa SH ysIaGI..IA; !, I

B rR0CLAKATIOG-Bya an 'ct Of III, Gene al Amen ",
p.ni e oas .Pess o from eertai tie. and eorpo.
fer the deenee sstae he forthsith 70 e'coe
therefore. John Leteher Cove Of the oonnonse IT. tfi
nns b. vi toe o. The auho Aforesaid % hereby and
execute this law and these visions With p:nsn
ard toners ofhe sevesus sh. en- oil al he ts ma
the ,ty Of Richmond who SIDE T. Il,
live ali toe ,ht. male inS.b tin,. Of The eide Pet. btr
MORT IT, PousmOath ana Iynehbur ant o. eown ofYrsd
urg vho Tedds with half mile Of the ties AMI tow
and between the Of sgh ard IT,
Nv: s ear ~ nrns sT S wni may y. DC g,
ofhr eighth OF FEB last The persons to be
relied eonsit T. e second MI y Cisr.
This class required to he formed into companies bat slons
and re zach sst OF les than nifty
than hundred rank and Ole Zach ba talon i've
com ,anes and each reg msnt tw, baialons.
The enroll officers amer said force Of each city and to
an as.ig the number OF necessary taS
form men un one formed OF not less han one l
soon rs he said frDato completed they shall ca Sc
companies to be oned rect at time pa TO be
elected by majority OF the men Tor each eompan Csea
elect shall be returned - the Autant ensa that com
por the ee lion Of d Ulcers the Ad7tani General shall
req e order for the officer first rank In tn proposed re
pa oil ent pa and uhei majority Of all
the s ne oaeen OF the rsg EN- shall assenb tn
tn, v,nas the company officers iha make Of
lenion to the Adu.ni eneral tina eonmtsos may he
comm officers ,har be appointed pre-
seribed ty the exi tInr N liz lass
ops unless Mt tied TO Exemption on all p iay duty
underlsws fre', be mp and tbs Boa u
uied for such the on authority to ALLOW
summoned be lie eTery No q ocl OK, y.
Ommandat Of 'attaioa ihan their b. lens 70 he
sumncntd nj drilled eve Indsy a { es me me
Comm ndA Is o. all their re- imeots TO be
ed Ard DIR He'd every se nate W day In lie ma MR. 90
ID the an'ei hall be duty tw week In
company oithe- bait lion In esimeIt zach
thali kept day fr m three O'clock us'n sundosn
The secoud all lass TO gjvernd by the laws
fore serb regulatn the militia T. ftreb
to pefinr,a Inc at Tins, DR. n. AZ .r the
upoa the " ct Gas Is txhausteL
I-l Given andsr my hand, Governor, and under TIE
Ls l,el Of The Comnonveith, At RcAmoni, thI 18Th
- day March, 1859 and In theyeG ofhs Commonwealth
JoHH LIfoHIR
By the Governor:
Gsoaes v. husvoap,
seIstafy fne connonvsalth
~rapen In Norf,k 4 mouth, Peersbu Freieret burg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

TuE sAcKNs or WINroN.-A correspondent Of the
Raleigh 5 aadsrG gives the following account of the
proceedings Of the Burnside Yankees Winon, during
their recent visit to that place;
"Tho YAukees came up Wintou on Thursday with
six gunbOats and ten transports, aud after throwing
good many shels landed about 500 men and proceed
I'd % rob and plumber tue pace They carried oil what
ever they could conveniently. They stole ladies' and
ehidrers clothing bed clothes and threw beds In the
streets and buTut them They broke up furuiture aud
then proceeded burn up such Of the buildings
in the lover part " the The principal sufferers
by the FIRE we're Gel p Jordan Mrs Jno. A. Andersou
Mr. james Norhcoit Mrs Halsey and Dr.. D. h. Shields
Most Of the Others were riAsd Of their contents"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

THE CorToN MANUFACTURES of this State making
rich harvest from the necessities Of the war. With
the material cheaper than it hsr been for many
years THY havs advanced the price 81 the cloth most
previous TO the war, they sold at 10 cents yard
Ihen peace again bsses "a hope thu, these greedy
fellows will be remembered and rewarded according To
their Decentralization Stand