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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-18

TIE STATE L1sEs--W hen last heard from. General
Floyd acd the State Line were nc Warfield in Ken
lucky From our correspondence we CLEAN some narti,
uiars Of The condition of bis army. Our corfsspon
dent writing from distant country, who saw General
Foyds toops accidentally, their road into the West
gives this account of the spectacle: 80
Reaching the summit of bill, In one of the widest
parts OF this romantic region one humid ed and thirty
miles beyond the Confederate outposs paused to ad
mlre spectacle that caused my Vlrginan heart TO
t1rob with pride long line of borsemeu their bay.
ooets giteriny in the sun, and the bright blue Gag Of
the Oid dominion waving above tn m, wound Their
way up The toruous ascent of a neighboriug height.
At their head lowered the form of their lion hearted
chef, Maj Ger Floyd. That dauntless son of heroic
rice was leading bis bold mouutaineers towarGs the
enemy, when all save him and his devoted band bad re-
rd to positions OF greater security and comfort in the
interior. What heart so as to refuse to admire
and love the glowing patriotism, the forgetfuness OF
self, aud the stern resolution of this hero heart
A. ,,,,o1
in my solitary ride, carried back to the day when
Gen Floyds reputed ancestor, Cornstak the noblest
OF the Indian race, led bis vengeul warriors on the
same path, III defence OF their homes and thou ght
that bloody indeed would be the fate of the enemy
should he rashy attempt to dislodge Gen. FLOYD from
these mountain Businesses. / think the me raorv of
Carnfax is too vivid in Yankee recollection for them
to make the attempt but they should do so pre-
dict that their overthrow will be so signal that the
name of Floyd will hereafter be in Yankee households
more word Of terror than that of the Black Douglass
ever was in England
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On ahs 18th Dee 1852 at the residence of A. D. Young
uesL whmnaton. Mr. WM. A. LANG ION. aged q tears
sne residences OF Rev. Geo M Gibbs Clinton on
, hi on nst alter short Illness, LIVING EMPIE,
years and 20 days. a o'Dso' 'esu
At residence on Moo, ss Creek New Hanovsr conntv
G., the 10Th of November Mr. P r STPiVc sIST NJ
aged IS years. months and 10 drs. D'
Death has claimed for his and called a~ar 60.
earth ore whose pace, in his hood Se sun
lt d. it Is seldom called upon announc. The
death OF one so epy regretted By all of his
nces RAD must be that wife she behods tie Ne Of
her heart laid IN the cold embrace of dea b. and Oh
have felt the same can describe the feelings of his children
when Tar away rom home battling for the rights Ct free
men, they see the sad announcement thec
father Is more Very few have done as much AZ one
than he has for the Southern
Five able to bear he cheeIfuy GA TO hiz
country and the writer has fire. qusnv heard express
a regret that he had not others give to the
though he has sed from earth yet his fence for
and generous deeds lives and will live in the minds y
acquaintance. His death. bed had hrtowing houQht
he felt that he had done bis duty to hms Elf TO fai "
and to his country and quietly and he fell asleep
Long and joyful we're his days.
Pleasure was his onstant friend:
Pure and holy his ways
Calm and peaceful was his DEATH
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WILMINGTON, MARKET, DECEMB' r l7lh So!
BEEF CATTLE-Come in slowly and sell on the n Of to
butchers at l23 to Is cents per h. log to
per ID.
BurrERscarce and wanted Sells from carts ut rs cts
to 81 per Id.
CoRN-Is in demand and bot little on market We quote
at 81 per bushel
CORN MEAL-Market almost bare. We quote at 81 26
per bushel
Corr aRAs-Retais at So to 81 per ID.
FGGs-eeli fFom carts at IS to IS cents per Dozen
FLoURWe quote at $2s to $50 for superne aid $50
$32 per Dbl for family, with small sales.
LARD -41 to As cents per ID.
NAILS Market hare.
POULTRY chickens so 65 cents EACH as to size
and so to 80 for dressed Live turkeys 81 so to 50 and
dressed Is to 80 cents per ID.
POTAToEs.-Sweet 81 per bushel.
PotK-Fresh sells IRON and waR a to 80 cts
per Id.
Pisa NUrs-Are in demand and sell at So Is to s. 50 per
bUshel, as in quality,
sALr-eound made SIG q $40 per bushel.
sHEErrNa-FayetevIe factory, sells at IS to 60 cents
per yard.
TALLow-70 q rs cents per ID.
WoOD-The market is almost bare aud demand good
We quote at SO SO $40 for pine, and $l2 $3 per cord
for ash and oak.
YkRN-$3 so per bunch.
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ExECuTOR,S NOTICE.

yr,HE UNDERSIGNED, December Term, 1882, of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter eessons for New banov,r
UNITY having qualified Executor OF the VIII and
Testament of Sarah Smith, deceased hereby notifies
nersoDs the estate OF The deceased TO make
immediate payment and settlements and ali persons having
claims against said will present them fJr
within the time prescribed by law this notes viii Do
pieAU'O - ' WIZ. b. FLANAER, Fxecntor.
~ II 1eeo So &tL st
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VNBE UNDERSIGNED, at December Term 1891 of the
Court Peas and Quarter Sessions for New 4nover
County having qualified Executor of the last Will and
Testament of Bernard Baxter, deceased hereby notifies all
indebted to the the said ceased TO make
immediate payment and settlement and all pefons having
claims against said will present them for pay rent
within the time prescribed by law, this notice viii be
pleaded in bar Of the ir recovery.
JAS II. RYAN, Executor.
Dec. llth, 1852. 53&l2 tlstJ
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The following is rerbaim ct lue, atm extract from
letter taken from the body of dead Yankee on the
field of Perryvile
there has been several sprees lately and me and 10
pitches in by hell dave wish you at home and &c
-damb niggers all in africa for cant whip the south
as long as the world stands officers rather
is fighting for moner and power and Office and half OF
them don't care damb for the union but l hope you
will come out safe if you want paper Or stamps Or
envelopes let me know take good of your self and
if you have to fight to keep from getting killed fight
like the devil writ scor and will answer al
presant.
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EYECUTRIX, NOTICE.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED having qualified at September
Term A. d. 1852, OF the Court OF Pleas and ,a.ter
last will and testament of owen u. FIyaw deceased
hereby gives notice all persons having a az aus
said estate to present the Gully authenticated with
the time prescribed by law, other this no be
plead in bar of their recovery All persons Indebted
JULIA q. FILLYA", tAecuirix
Dec 5$h 1882. 40 lm&tl 3n+
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The LEersLArURE-On yesterday the Legislature
elected w. M. Ship, Judge, and W. P. Bynnn. So
Ecitor OF the 7th u'iciai Circuit.
Ia the Senate, the military bill was discussed aud
amended, but no ioal action was taken.
10 the House, the discussion of the military bill was
continued several gentlemen participating, bat still
hangs, no vote being taken on it.
Progress, l3sA inst.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED having duly qualified at December
Term. 1881, of the Court OF cas- and Quarter esi
for New Hanover county Administrator ON the estate #
W. g. Ashe deceased al persons Indebted to ii
estate to make inm settlement, and notifies III
persons having against said estate to present
CLAIMS within ibed By law this notice viii
be plead in bar of their recovery.
s. 4. ASHE. Adm'r.
Dec. IL 1862. 6RNIIln*
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NOTICE.

XXT1LL be sold at the late residence of F. J. Fason,
w deceased, on Tuesday the 23d inst on six months
credit the stock of Horses Mules Cattle Hogs and sheep,
fifth interest in Tonchstone, onef Distillery and
Apparatus, Corn Fodder, Peas, Cotton, Wagon, Carts
Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture and
other articles The Negroes of the estate will sso be hired
The Lands will also be rented.
Bonds and approved sureties required.
WA. A. FAISON, Admins rator.
Dec. 1lth 1852 536t--l2 1t
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ADMINISTRATORS NO rlCE.

THE UNDEtsIuN NED having "a hed II oe teIn et
IeTm A. D., g. of the -urt Pes a-d z ATLer
SESSIONS of New Hanover County Adm nis
tate of Mary Jane Freshwa Ceased pst
sons indebted said estate make inm idAGe ut;
and notifies all persons having CLAIMS az aust hi
present duly authentic 4led prescII
by law otLer this Will be p,eadsd
recovery. JOHN A. oAN0E4tho, ADM 4.
tlec isth. 1882 lL3.+
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. at December Tern, 1862, of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover
county HAVING qualified Administrator the estate of
lizabeth Robinson deceased her. by notifies all persons
Indebted TO the estate OF the said deceased to make mme
date payment and settlement; and all persons having
claims against said estate will presen them within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be pleaded n bar
their recovery. ". D. MAIN, Admir-.
Dec Is, 1862. Sc 3t-l22t
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The will Of Elk President Van Buren, has been adj
mitted to probate at Hudson N Y. It is dated Jan.
uary L. 1860 and mmences as follows
II, Martin Van Buren,, of the town of Undertook
county OF Columbia, and State of New York, hereto
fore Governor Of the State, and more receutly Pres
dent OF the United States but for the last and happes
years OF my Lille farmer in my native town, do make
and declare the following to be my last will and tesla
meat" etc.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED having duly guam III at septic n
Der Term, D., Is q, vi the COurt Peas anu Q4Ag
ter Sessions for New Hanover Coua " As admin AGOr
of the estate Thomas j. FreShwaLeC deceaS d. hee0Y
requests persons indebted to maSemn i'd settle
ment and notifies all persons having catm, gAInst tue
same to present them duly authenticated, ohewIe tns
notice will lie pleaded in bar OF their re very.
JOHN A. SANDERS, Adm'r.
Dac Iah 1852 1917
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rn,rops., 1 send YOU q roll Of our Company,
ErLiery which you viii please Insert IN the
Iyrndl; opFnERs.
Alexander McRae, Captain.
James q. RYAN, lst Lieutenant
william Brown, Jr. lat -
James L NcCarmie, I'd
}e P55 ! i Bright, s;aa;,.n Il 1t Sergeant
Richard P. Allen Sd a. =,
Henry Roberts, am
solomon Sol m Q, King, LIST Corporal.
Jqmas q Lu ass, 2td Is
Isaac T. Mclean, 3rd
Wi / I'M BacSmsn, 4th
Vim RarRrOVe, Drummer.
John K. RapkleJ, FIfer.
,,ry.tes- avid Aford, Aston Allen & X. Baldwin, w.
OFF aIdan q. w. Bush W. J Rarnhill, q. +. Barton, w.
= 20 10 . Whi,m Benton F2 kie 81 zZTd, J. W. Big
,.i p.rry ssel, Marshall brown,sN. N: Grown, y.
. shay F.. J Bright D. L.. Britt, PANEL Blew, J. b
~ vi lem Barney. Jacob Ry,d, John G: Baker, a; ~
r,mpne J. NJ, Campben, JP. arOil, W CsIrsi' Frso
,1 g. Cobb Hen Cockreel J. A Campbell J. ID
,,., D. g s,iei, g dudley, Be,j Drew Barney Ed
s. hmos lanes sHu CO. Ct 5a chrs. h1s'' Z Gil.
.i A C;i oh IT,. j. p. Graham D. Green, W.
rrn, ,. P. Hin B. J. HinSGn na8I Hughs, Z: B
'8 ain : J a love Johl Lei ch Joe Ma low, W. +
,-svs =; =. %,l's 3 ;: Munro, L: Mecaqm J; G:
s a I r J. M G Linen, G. MCKeit6en. B. NC
, en- TO- Nc'. ochn. E MoLcud, D. Mcmillan. J. A
!. VIM A NJ. Nj lam r NJ. NcNair, J 81. McNorton,
p . rcNetl A. a. BcNeill. L. NcNeil, T. A. Mcneil,
j. 4. "c hprson D. J Nelly, a. Newell, Parker Nye,
n taaay, b. Pare, II. A. Pafe. F. j. Padrick. l..
e l.ps EioDer,J H. Par'er, l.: Potter, Gus Pot
item PfidQen. J 4. Pu ell, w. RADON. A. ksbon,
Peav-s, ThOs Robertson. P'ter kOberaon. W. B.
tsers g. W. Fixes. 7. III Sinclair, j. 7 Skipper, A.
-.tv 4 c smaw, Joe Stankawa, S. A. Swain, J. -.
1n on ". Taylor D. G Tag Tor, John Underhil Nan
ysandingham, William Wade, John Walker Jas Ward
+ e., Wa sCB, A. A Watson, VIM Watts, Lewis Watts
j, gl Watts, ". D. Williams, ". e. WOOdard-rank and
= ~ ltG
Ibe ol ing named have died since the Company wal
d.. tered into service, April 9th 1861:
Pirates R. N. PeDy, Elias Philips, ", c. HargroV1,
20 va son. w. W. King Wm He din.
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NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED having at December Term 1862
Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the
ty of Ne Hanover qualified Fxecutr of The last will
of Robert Drane deceased hereby
notice all persons indebted the estate to make
date payment all persons having claims against the
present them within the time prescribed by law OF
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
G. G. DRANE, Executrix.
Henry M. Drane is hereby authorized as my Agent to
settle all Indebtedness and TO receive and receipt for all
money due to said estate.
G. c. DRANE, Executrjx.
Dec 10th, 1862 57lW-l26 st
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Dec. 18th, 1862
NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER having qualified as Administrator
the estate of the late Patrick Spellman the Decem
Der Term 1862 the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sc sons
for New Hanover county, hereby notifies all persons in
debted his ntestae to make payment and those having
Claims against said in estate, notified to present Item
within the time prescribed by law, this notice viii
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
P. MONTAGUE, Admir-.
Dec. Is, 1862. l2*
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so DOLIARN .RLWARD.

- Runaway IRON W. l. ID. X K. 20 on ths % b
"A Sept. ny boy Oh ARLES. Said boy is about 6 feet
IL high, 81 years of age and stool while walgi-g.
will give the above reward for his safe col emk mt
Mr. FOWLER
Dec. 9Th, lss2 6Qlm-li.ln*
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NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER having qualified a. the December
Term, l'61, of the Court of Pleas AMI lArter SESSIONS
for the CnuRty New Hanover the adm lisratr Of
the late Peter NJ Walker. h1reby not iss peCsJns
debed her intestate to make pyment and those per-
having claims anst sand ialesLae nUf t.
the WGin The time pres crbed by law, lhs noLcs
will be pleaoed in bar of th.i cOvery.
MARGARET b. WALKER. AdmS.
Dec. 18th, 1862. SO 2A& J."
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"T0 THn RELATIVES OF DECEASED
SOLDIERS
DERSONS having claims ag ainst the Confederate Sa'es
for wages due deceased Soldiers, can have them col.
leoted by sending them b. mail other WISE and the
money promptly RENTED.
fords superior facility for collecting such CLAIMS
Address,
g. H. DUNMARK,
County Court Clerk,
Goldsboro', N 9"
Dec. 18th, 1862 l2.3t%
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sDm.NIsCRATRIx' NOTICE.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED having at December Term 1852,
of of Pleas and Quarter Sessions in the
ty of New Hanover qualified as Administrative of the
rate of g. Migan, deceased hereby gives notice to
all persons indebted to the said estate make immediate
payment; and all persons having claims against the
present them within the time prescribed by law this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
ELIZABETH G. MILI.IGAN, Adm'x.
Dec. Is, 1852. 67-2t-l2lt*
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tXLCUrOk,S NuTICE.

THE UNDEkSItiN ED having, at December Term 1867,
Of The Court of Plea aud Quarter sessons for the
of Nv Hanover, qualified Executors Of the last W
md Testament OF lhomas Worth, deceased, he eby
give notice all persous indebted the estate to make
ment and al! persons having claims against the same
viii prese Them within the time pres cbed by law this
notice will he pleaded in bar OF recovery.
;: &: w wSsTH r.'s'.
Dec. H. 54&l2-2H
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ADMTNIsTRATUR' NOTICE..

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
TLNHE UNDERSIGNED at Dece Der Term. 1862. of he
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess for New Hanover
county wing lali6ed Admuist the estate Of
Flora j. Kelly, Geceas d. hereby notifies all persons in
debted to estate of the lid deceased make mmed
payment and settlement and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them wi hi the time
s"ribsd law this not ce will be pleaded in bar o.
their recovery. ". d. MAHN. A6m'T.
De3. 4 1852, 3t-122
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Solomon said He that withholdeth corn, the peo
pie shall him but blessings shall be upon the head
of him that seeth it," Let those who are waiting for
higher prices remember this
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ENAMELED CLOTH

ENAMELED CLOTH
y WILSON'S.
TRACE, BREAST AND CART CHAINS, at
= IFLE AND GUNPOWDER at
Il WILSON'S.
1OACKs OF ALL KINDS at
i WILSON'S.
fIoEs, sHovELs, PITCHFoRKs &C., at
III WILSON'S
xx1ND0w SHADES AND SHOE RLAcKING at
!" WILSON'S.
G z FELT HATS at
MAJ WILSON'S
4 LII KINDS OF LEATHER, OIL AND SKINS at
n JAMES WILSON'S,
Leather, Harness. Eaddlery aud Oil Establish ment,
No. s Market Street.
Dee. lsth, 1858 67.2r-N-h
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TINE SUB3CRIB r, Dec Term, lSG2 OF the
Il Pleas AID SESSIONS for New il GuOVet
unity having duy quaned he adj nInIstla ut
David Wli aus ueceaseI, hereby not lies
debteI The estate OF us Interstate TO make INN dt
men; per,oIs having cai rs against
within The i'm, preScr bra lAw
lice will be pleaded Ia Dae vi tnsir reCOv ~.
kJBEkT WILLIAMS, Adm'r.
Dac. ID. 1852 65XlZ ~
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$50 REWARD.


: NUIICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED GAyns at Dec m1er Term, 1862,
qualified as III .dmuis AtTX vt AhdCew j. William,
dec ased hereby uoUldes all IS nteL the
lutes ate, 20 MAKE Inmeidt3 III ut, al oil =
sons having ciam' against The saaIa pr AT IN n1
the prescribed by law, Or hIs notice wi pleAdeI
in bar of their recovery.
ELIZA JANE WILLIAMS,
AimtuI. trAtTIX.
Dec. 18th, 1862 81 2*
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NOTICE.
ON THE 29th December, 1862, the undersigned will pro-
" coed SELL the resideI of the late ich las F.
Nixon, Topsa SOUND all the perishable property be-
longing 20 her nestate consisting of Horses Mules Hogs
Cattle, Farming Utencfs household and Kitchen Furni.
ture, valuable Boat, Flat, and Barouche and
other articles Terms TO be made known the day of
sale. The Negroes will be hired out at the close of the
sac. EMMA NIXON, admir-.
Dec. IL, 1852. 56&l2-ts%
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To SALT MAKERS

To SALT MAKERS
TIAVINt resumed our business in Wilmington,
IL spectfully solicit consgnmeEts of SALT, believing
that We make prompt sales of the same.
W. q. McRARY & CO.
Dec IL. 1862. 55.7t-12.ltt
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mARRlED

In Daphn county, on Wedberdsy- ,hs IL r.. ,ss5s
by Rev Jas. M prunt DR. JNO d nec, sso.
and iss EMMA E.. WILLIAMS. Ao1n y. o. a. 4
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GRENADA.
The Tnqairgr has also the rolIowinv on (,renaa,.

xrHQad3:
Having hbaf ontd Holly epriDg willing there to
contest me vigorous advance OF General Grant the rsbe
commander 10 Mississippi ting his fofees at
Grenada, which has of the bitches in front a.
IT, IN the shape O. the Y>obuha river, Of the s rents
Of Inc fsz Tbs position of Grenada pa tculariy
ven CHOSEN TOT Defence ct The present
It ia at the junction Of the Mississippi Central with Mis-
sppi snd Tennessee Railroad but unfor ubatey the fork
10 above Instead of below b alo wing army
by two r@s1s and leaving the rebels but for retreat
they haze OF course destroyed Inc railroad and the bridges
10 their retreat carr lag OF both iron aud timber and the
small bridges are doubtless num-rous that country is
one ss OF little streams. finding distant outlet through
larger ores, 1ao tie 'ssi sppi the Gulf The Yac
busha river Iavgabe for steamboats, Grenada and
the place will De OF far value point
of departure than is to the Rebels To that Grant
means to take He with days cooked ratons
light as to baggage AMI tents and when that
way the enemy look ont for squalls for tLen they
mean mischief We also informed that the Rebels are
removing their vauables from Grenada TO Jackson, and
even beyond When they retreat upon th latter place.
which they will doubtless do in due tme then the impor
+nce Of Vicksburg will be clearly manifested
We hope to be able chronicle that ia in possession
JAG son srOng when eted with vi ksbu the loss
OF either robs the other of its strength good luck
the Gunboas Porter and McCleDsnd and the of good
wishes to Gront in his undertaking of historic
quest Of Grenada"
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.--,s.s FplroRs:-I send you roll Of our Company,
Sss Artillery" which you wiz please Insert IN the
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=. Tbs army .. a Aississippi now orOanising
ana Memphis uader General MeGernand 70
- upper Louisisna and slong the coast e '
:, = rlHa; The army OF he Sonhges, fornar,v ,ns..
oenetal nrtIs Helena, Arksnsas and = nort;a =,
rnlcn e gov in Southeastern ssouri under t,ers,si
Lawson and the whole to under the command 81
SIXTH The Army OF the Frontier now ia Southwest
"opeTate in Missouri and Arkansas. e ""''A VIM
Tie Gnnboat Fleet, power within itself
u oesifuefissness, snd impregnahle strength
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sDe,e ral huston carries With him beautiful blade
uy presented to him hearing the mark OF the Royal
NaLuizctury OF edo, I6Gl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The stock Exchange was closed on Monday. At
the Bank the demand for discount was moderate 49,
The amount Of gold taken TO the Bank on Mohdsy""
Io~poS MosEy Tuesday Evening April II
Tn. fnr,h funds opened the steady pFces OF saturday,
and remained without alteration 10 the close Sohos oes
ouot.d 90, a ~, both for money and account. . .,
count. -, -. ,...,xr
exchanges tho rates were shade higher In secuf'
tie there was a slight reaction In Atlantic aud Crest western
bond. and a rse ia Illinois Central and Erie shares
I,ERPooL CorTON MARsEr April II and l2-A large
business done Monday aud the sales exceeded
bale. on speculation aud for export Prices ID ID
higher than last Thursday ooo
Business only moderate and the sales do not exceed aOo
bales, speculation and export Prices hIniy man
tanned - -
LygRPooL CoRS MaREKr, April 22.There was fair de
usnd for Wheat At the prices Of this day week -
our unate!ed. Osts d.ser Barley Beans aud feas un
20 I'd could be exceeded for prime Mixed bite 70
81 y or. go, ,,
LoSbos CoRx M.rKEr Monday, April 2l.-The market
was quiet at las, Mondays rates. ..
LfyERP0oi April 2-Co,ton-sales for two days, Zooo
bales Market hr with upward ncy but priccs are
unchanged specuaters and Xporters took 10 bales
Manchester market quie,, but advancing tendency -,
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co, and WGkeheld,
Sa,h Co. report plain unchanged and steady Wheat hr
and UNCHANGED but qaict Red Western 10 san ked
Southern ii sail &; White Western II White Southern
u az 10.
CoRy quiet and unehsrged Mixed % s.
PROyIsIoSs-Bssl heavy Pork duh; Bacon quiet but
steady; Lard steady at Y GN Tallow quiet.
PR0pucE-Rosin quiet, common 10: Spirits Iurpentine
steady Gs G6g Sugar dull Coffee no ssel Rice Inactive
Ashes quiet and steady. ?.