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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-04
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2s.
FIRST DIyISION-WEST
ERN DEPARTMENT,

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIYISION-WEST-)
ERN DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ky. December %, 1861.
1T is hereby ordered that hereafter no leaves Of sb
granted except by the Major Gene al commanding
II AL leages and firloGghs Issued by any officer Of
this command prior this date, hereby revoked
and the officers and soldiers whom they have been
granted ordered to report 10 their commanding Off
cers immediately if their leaves furlaughs have ex
pired and not later Than fifteen days from this da'e f
they do not expire sooner
Ill The commando officers of Divisions and OF Reg
iments Battaions end corps assigned to any Dvis
ion ordered TO fUrW ard to these Headquarters, i'm
mediately on the receipt of this order, list Of the off
GERS and men Of their commands who absent with
ont leave stating the length Of time they have been
absent
any special service that required them to be absent
from their commands on company or regmental busi
ness sre ordered to report for duty at
" Soldiers and officers who absent sick leave
are ordered to report themselves at for duty
forward 10 these Headquarters Immediately cerh
Confederate States Army. or certificate OF private
physician duly TO and subscribed before any
authorized to administer osths.
VI Commanding officers Of this Division ordered
not 10 forward these Headquarters any applications
for leaves of absence fufloughs except in the most
argent cases, and 10 accompany sueh applications with
the " rittsn reasOns why they forH ard them.
VII The MsIor General commanding informs the
Army under his command that be deems IL the duty Of
eyery officer and soldier in the ConfedsTae service to
remain at his post and that be will exert all Of his o
cia authority punish, Eih the seyerest penalties sil
officers and soldiers who absent Themselves without
leave granted by himself.
GEO WILLIAMSON,
de3I.lw Major A. A. General.
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RANAWAY,
SOUTHERN SOAP And CANDLE WORKS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.
r T. WEST, Agent Office on Madison street, Op-
81 posite Bank Of Memphis
Authorized Capital o09 ~
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.----S 3sG0O0.
q so 900 deposited with Controller at Nashville
ss security TO policy holders.
Insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Msr-
ehsndze Of every description. Also, on Leases and
Furniture. Al losses eqGitaby adjusted and promptly
paid
VIM H NeF Farland President Fsrmers' Bank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick q BaFksdais;
Wn G. Crenshaw, firm of CrcnghaH e. Co;
Wellington Goddia, frm Of G0ddn a AppersOn;
T. W. McCanee, frm OF Dunlop, Moneure & Co;
G. A. Barksdale frm of Warwick & Bsrksdale;
James H. Grant Tobacco Manufacturer;
l, d. Crenshaw, firm 5HaXal, Creushaw & Co;
John l. Bacon, firm Of Bacon & Baskervile;
r B. HaKsl, frm of Haxah, Crenshsw & Co.;
John Currie, Jr Ship Owner;
Wm- B. Warwick, arm Of Warwick Barksdsiei
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
C. O. Elleit, Builder;
+ G. Rufhn, Agriculturist and Manufacturer;
R. W. McGrudeT firm Of McGruder & Sons;
W. w. Crump, Attorney al Law;
James Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop M0ncure & Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
o. P. BRESEE, Seerstary.
offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM.
PARY 10 the properly holders Of Memphis and solicit
paid in cash al this agency Those who wish to eneOur
age southern institutions in preference 70 northern viii
please give me q cali J. T. WEST, Agent,
Oc2l ly hsiisOn street.
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ER-Ths attention of the resdsrB Of tbs APPEAL il
directed to the advertisement OF g. W. JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nc 20 Main strset. Ap13-ly
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$50 REV ARD
win be paid to any one who can substantiate
the fact that this old and reliable Company has
failed to pay ANY just loss promptly and with
out quibblng.
Geo. ". l.. Crook,
AGENT,
Telegraph Building,
Who is still issuing policies for the above sub
stantial Insurance Company. del
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ESTRAYED,

GONE ten days ago, = small S0RREL PONY, blaze
- In his face, and branded had 'addle on but no
bride. When last seen was gOisg out Adams street,
making two forty time. A liberal reward viii be paid
for his return. H. II. POTTER
ia3St I73 Main street
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs!

TtIFTY HoGsHEADS and one hundred barrels for
II sale nv CHARLES S. SHARP.
At Prank Smith a Cas-,
,aoQ Bradley Block.
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9aiIg appeal,
LOST.
WANTED--A FTRNISHED ROOM !

A FURNISHED ROOM is wanted by gentleman
~ Locsiion convenient to Main street Address stat
ing ,oss.ion Ca. snd terms LOCK Bo BOX 6sl 59s,
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TVHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tentiOn of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nexed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company Tin this
oitv y since Ia5a viz
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TO NV Friends and Patrons,

r HAVE this day made an arrangement by which
| viii supply the DAILY APPEAL At Sl.SO per
5. A. WELLS News Agent
Mississinni aud Tannesaee v.
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ADMIRALTY NOTICE.

DY AUTHORITY Of a warrant from thu District
ID Court Of the Confederate States Al jackson have
arrested the steamer - B p. CHENEY" All persOrs
having claims against said vessel hereby notified
Of said arrest that the time assigned for the
Of said process is the FIRST Monday in anuary ext at
Jackson, Tennessee. W. w. GATES,
dea7-Qt neuutv Marshal.
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LIME.

1000 BBI.s best Georgia Lime in store and 70
IUtJU arrive MORRISON & co.
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FLOUR.

zoo BBIss Star Mills Flour TO arrive l500 do.
lOVO Springfield Flour to arrive 3OOo sacks Ez'
ira Flour, 70 arrive and IN store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
HOW TKK FRENCH AND ENGLISH
MAKE THEIR SOLDIERS.
Part I.-Tbeir Musaetry Instruction.

Excellent as the French soldier has always been,
he will be found far superior by any future anog-
onist The experience Of the late IislaH canna,,r
has done is; more for France, in the military point
OF view, than by the annexation Of the two frontier
prcvinces-masierly as must be considered this las,
"idea.' Tina, campaign-so equivocal in many re-
sjecs-has not been left unmeditaed by the military
genus of France. A system Of military instruction
il now enforced which bids fair TO make the French
soldier and the French officer the beet in the world
thoroughly prepared in all the physical and mental
requirements Of the soldier.
England looks 10 her great rival in all her move
ments-ready 10 adopteager TO initiate all that she
proves to be worth adopting and initiating
Most assuredly, the United States CT America will
not he in the rear OF this great military development
Of England and France. All organization is neces-
ssrily mater of time, and we must know the
standard up 10 which we must organic; and such IL
the Object of these pages written the earnest hope
that they viii AID IN the development Of that military
capacity, second TO none, which our soldiers have
evnced under the fostering hand Of the Government
There are IN France no ess than nine mi itary
establishments whence emanate the prolicieu,s and
instructors Of the Army in all its depar,uents-
among the rest the famous School OF Mueketrv nj
Nincennes. England has, in like manner. t,ro sucb
schools one at liythe and the other &, Fleew wood
Just established. L. not school Of musketry an in
perative necessity for the Uaioul Perhaps the fol-
lowing account of the system Of tuition plru in
tbese schools will prove beyond doubt the inmense
utility of the method and recommend il for the
adoption OF the American people az an MD 10 the
foil development of ther destiny in the career
sbaket out for them by Providence.
France, ss usual started the idea, and England has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
THE MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION.
THE RECONNAISSANCE NEAR coLUMT

TIE RECONNAISSANCE NEAR COLUMN ~
A Cairo dispatch to TIE Cincinnati Ga:de tE
date of Jan. II, rays:
1.-The guuboa,s Essex and st. Louis a. W
Tylor, on board Of which were Com. Foo. IN.
Grant and his did, Capt Logan, rsn dow ".
one mile and a half OF the rebel fOrtinca'
morning, and opened fire upon them, throw Eaeos.
twenty shot and she'll in their midst. / srr'r'
were slow in returning the fire, no, more 'Ai
shot being thrown, which fell short;
81, is supposed that onr shell did much Q. IN. =.
Flag officer Foore is convinced that ne can re- w..
Columbus with but small !oss, when ne
river With the whole fleet. 10 UT tcrnsJoes have
,h large quantities OF ice now floating
Seen r 'S'' lar will do them serious damage
Thn allowing general order was PromuiGate'
day: vr,,,,u. pr.rnicr oy r.lRo,l
Came, Jan. II, 1904 =.
c,xyR,L ORDER No. 3.-Dur'ng tne acseny Al.
tl. expedition. now starting upon sp,, :. a fs,r
~, spol.lv nv the rebel army, and whefe u ~ 10.
hal cyery stranger met IL an enemy, .he
iinv;nr orders Will be obseryed: Troops on I';as
Iii Ie ken, in the ranks; company Officers ~,
"eid str,cly accountable for all s'ragsie'' ''H'
comp ~ ,a &, ..,,n or on the MARCH,
,o .t,,c,iy reouired IN the Performance, 10 off.
Will in camp, no privilege will 30 gsn.' c,oauds,
s,s or soldiers TO leave their regiments, and
md n violations Of this order must 10 P'V"f
-ummarily punished. ,.,, u,on our brave fell
Disgrace having been brought "P IF their membs
lows by the bad conduct OF sptnv marching through
ShowmR on VII -. svmpatbizers OF the enemy, .
'eirroy oVe -; ,6c rights Of citizens, anu o' ~
ON. Santon destrucion OF private piofo,
| Gcns,,I commanding desires anu '''-
change in this resPe''., conGas,en acts by troops
The inserre,ds moraliziug effect eakens then
henssse' proportion to the Decentralization rom
ia sSaS, ,ep md armed enemies of many WHO, [
a ros,o 'trea,men. would become frif a'' o.
- "rdered therefore, that the severest l,y
AZ, he inflicted upon every soldier who 5 SI any
sss taking or destroying private property ' OF q
ammesioned officer guilty. Of like consul on III. swor.
.onn,enancing il, thaIl he deprived Of ni' '"
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the WAR FOR THE UNION.
TIE SECOND poKBARDMENT AT
FORT pICKENs.
A Breach Made in Fort BarrancaS.

WARRINGTON BURNED TO THE GROUND.
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.
the mpre ssion made his brain, is his power TO
strike. If we take out colder on Il cloudy, dull
day, and place him 800 yards from figure dressed in
a brown great-coat, with dark back ground, then
give him twenty rounds, and let him fire, and coun
the number of hits and afterward, if we take the
same man ont on a Gear day, and let the object be
dressed in white smocs frock, placed in front Of
black back ground lie would assuredlv Lit the stuffed
figure many more times than he did on the previous
occasion. Now, he has not become a better shot,
- has received q clearer impression his brain,
which has enabled HIM :, 70 1t. his object more fire.
quen,ly. This admits Of etst proof By huvlngs
telescope 80 fitted on rifle that aim can lie taken
through it, when the object will decidedly he more
frequently struck
Again, the difficulty Of shooting contests, not in
merely taking aim which may be and is always
taught, but no man living can retain an aim
Hence, the accuracy Of shooting COMMITS in
firing when you have The proper aim,
and 80 the English most udicicusly. never o'e Tie
word "FIRE" TO the soldier. There IL no such
word in their nstructions-simpy because 90" can
no, tell man when 10 fire. 1t is a transaction be-
tween his own mind and finger. man receives the
word Of command from his own brain; and juft in
proportion 10 the pronptnde Of that mental word OF
command, will be the accuracy u bis shot. A per-
ron who can fire remarkably well At short, IRE.
Quently fails to bill at long ranges. lie has no mis-
gyIDgs when TO press the trigger a. short distances,
but has at long ranges, because, ibe latter case,
more vague impression of toe object is made upon
bis brain. Hence, a very imporan, part Of the
soldiers instruction ID "Eye-dril;' for the eye
Ike the braiu capable of being strengthened rs
a mans arms or legs.
II is quite an error 10 suppose that the command
Fire p is absolutely necessary TO ensure the sinful
taneous fire Of company or battalion. Nothing can
exceed the splendid rhythm Of the volley firing of
British battalions, wings, or companies. Paases Of
slow time aIe counted after the word " Present y
has been given, and at the joaJh every man piesres
the trigger-kceping the eye sicddtasHy bced Dpon
ne otjec--for Briish soldier must ever FIRE. even
with blank cartridge, wi'hou, taking aim at zone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10
THE NEW SCHEME OF DlsUNlON
ANOWED

We have already warned our readers Of
the possibility Of an attempt to detach the
northwestern states from the Union, and con-
fessed a fear that the Democratic politicians
Of the Vallendingham stripe are PREF ared for
it This was but suspicion, born we can hard
ly tell Of what and yet it is true. When we
penned that paragraph we did not think that
twenty-four hours would not elapse before
the country would have conclusive and Off
cial proof of the fact and that, too, from
the rebel Congress. But so IT u.s. The poll
cy is openly avowed by the rebels. and hey
compliment high spirited and intelligent men in
several Of the Northwestern states" for compiled
~ IN this new outbreak Of treason II this
does not blister sham democracy, we do not
know what can. Oh for another Douglas
in Illinois TO smoke out the villains.
Oh Tor a whip in every honest hand
To lash the fascals naked through the land
We publish ths rebel document in full.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10

Whole number VI Cattle at market 1882 about 1900
Beevcs and 6S2 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen
Mich Cows, and Que, two and three year old
Prices Of Market Bcef--Exts S62 a 81 so First
quality. % rs 500. Second quality s525 600 Third
quality, $500 00l.
Working Oxen, pr pair.-275 100
Cows and Cuycs.-~2l a..
Ycarings 90 q 3 so two years old sl4.u0 a 49,
90 three years old, 81 % 1900
Sheep and lambs-i20l AZ market prices u lots 500
a 2 70 each extra. 81 90 a 1897
Spring Lambs-000 900
Hides, ~ cpr No. Talow. - Z "a pr 10.
Veal Calves, 01-0c pr 10. Calf Skins, s a DC pr ID
Pets, 81 90 ] 25 each.
Rcmarks-Ihe supply not great as last week,
and sales quicker and better for all kinds Of stock
but good prime beef scarce. We heard Of sales
above So 80 pr but when compared with the cattle
sold last week at that price they would be found full 25
cents pr cent There were more buyers for common
stock and realizing better prices for the
quality than last week, Sheep sold quick at last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10
100000 M 4dEs4 q n, GE sHlI

LLoYp's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY col
DAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1862 cost
$50 00) to engraye It and one years time.
Superior 70 any slo map ever made BY Cotton or
600 names are onsraved on this map.
Its not only a County Map, put il is alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and Cauadas combined in one
giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and distances
between
Guarantee any S3 To So per day, and
will take back all maps that canno, he sold and refund
send for 81 vorthto try
Printed Instructions canvass we'll furnished al
wANrgp-w Wholesale Agent for our Maps in every
State California, Canada, England, France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars capt.
j. 7. LLOYD. No, le4 Broadway, NY.
The War Department uses Map Of Virginia, Ma.
ryland and Pennsy lyania cost 1000 O. on which IL
marked Antietam Creek sharpssurgh, MARYLAND hights
Whliamspor Ferry Rhorersville, Nolands Ford, and
all Others the Potomac, and every other place IN
Maryland Virginia AVID Pennsyyania, money refunded
LLOfDS GEOGRAPHICAL MAP OF kENrUC-
Ky, OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS
is ne only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War Depart
meni Money refunded to any finding error in IT,
PRICE 80 CENTS.
From the IribHHe, Aug @
"LLoYD's MAP or VmoiNiA, MARYLAND X pHNS-
sYLyAsIA. The Map is very large its cost is but %
9 is az S MRP Of RRF MsSsspp
klN EliFfom Actual Surveys by CApts. Bart aud VIM
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, Of st. Louis Mo
shows e'ey man plantation and owners name from 81
Louis 70 the Gun Of Mexico $50 mles-eyety sand
bar island, toen landing, aud all places 20 miles back
from the nyei-c0lored In counties and States Price
81 in sheets. 81 pocket form, and 80 80 linen with
rollers. Ready Sept 20,
NAVY DErAnrMssr, WAsH1N0roS. Sept II, 1862.
j. I. LLoYD-Sr. Send me your Map Of the Mis-
sissppi River, with price per bundled copies Rear
Admiral Charles IL DAVIS. commanding the Mississippi
squadron is authorized to purchase as many
qaifed for use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLS Secretary Of the Navy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10
THE LEGISLATURE.

Prevented for the present from taking our
friends by the hand, we in this mode tender
cordial and respectful greeting to the Re-
personalities and agents of the people. You
are the State in you, for the time being, re-
side its sovereignty, its power, its dignity;
and to you is committed not little OF its
destiny. We bow to you as to the State, as
to the people in the exercise of their highest
civil and political powers There is no posi-
ton more honorable thaa that Of represen-
tatiyc Of an intelligent and virtuous people !;
and 10 ono consci 'us Of an earnest purpose TO
discharge the trust with fidelity, according to
the ability which lie possesses, the assurance
Of a generous and forbearing constituency is
all that is needfu TO make it very pleasant
position. Welcome toll welcome drudgery ;
welcome responsibility welcome anxiety to
such an one las welcome at least as "the
pleasing pains that women bear Well,
you hare a confding, forbearing and gener-
Gus consttuency-we can say that for them !;
so you can safely enter upon your work with
courage and cheerfulness. A pleasant session
for you, and an honorable discharge when
your public service shall have been ended
~ BY a special dispatch to a gentleman
Of this village we learn that the 18th YER
mont Regiment were mustered in yesterday
WEDNESDAY, and will leave for Washington
SATURDAY. next
lzVr The Lafayette ARTILLERY Company, Ca
lais, was organized Sept, 2srd by the election
of the following officers
Capttan-W. " Peck,
LIST LteA--A. p Slayton,
I'd Liad.-Hram Atkins.
DRArrlNo Vermont has filed every
rcquisiton for troops, and we believe there is
not a drafted man in her sixteen regiments,
A few instances of drafting occurred, but we
learn that not one drafted man was accepted
Volunteers enough Probably Vermont
stands alone in that respect
VsHNoNr STATE SrooKs.-s5Oo in bonds
due in 1871 were sold in Boston on Saturday
last at premium Of nine and a halt per cent.
So much for good credit. Keep it bright
The St. Adams Herald says the last term
Of the Grand Isle County Court, lasted but
three hours, all its business being finished in
that time.
~ The Council of Censors will begin
their second session on the 2lst October, at
Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10
Special notitrs.
INFORMANT no FEMALES


DIR. OH EES EN- MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result on long snd extensive practice They mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all irregu
larities, Painful Mens,rusdons, removing all obs,rue
tons, whether from cold Otherwise headaohe pain in
the side, palptston Of the heart, Whites all a.
fectons, Mysteries, fatigue psn lhe tack and limbs
sc, disturbed sleep, which arise from in eruption Of
nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of In the treatment
those irregularities and distractions which have conren
ed So many to aPRsMAruRs GRAVE No female
enjoy good health unless she Is regular, aud whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins 70 Do
cline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectua remedy ever known for al com
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they
valuable iadog, oith certainty periodical regularity
They are known thousands, who have used them q,
different periods. throughout the country, having the
sanction Of the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used with each box--the rice One Dollar per Box,
tanning from so to 80 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remtting to the Pro
phe,or sold by druggists generally.
RIB. HUTCHlNs Proprietor,
20 Cedar 81 Noe York
Sold by s. p Reddeld, and L. r. Pierce q Co.. Mont.
pelier also by j. W Roby Co, Burlington.
May27 d Vwly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit and 3 warning and eau
tion to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &c, supplying al the time the
Of SelfUure By one who has cured hmaelf after
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quaekery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
veOpe, sIN0LR COPIES may be had uf the author, IA
THANlBL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County
New York. 0042
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10

Read The advertisement OF the " ANTI RHEUMA-
TIC BAND" in another column Of our paper. Accord
ing the report and testimonials Of those who have
used havng been cured Of the most violent attacks Of
rheumatism Neuralgia, &c. There is remedy extaut
equal d in diseases Of this kind and nature, and hay
ing reason 70 doubt the statements have head IN
favor Of the " BAND" cordially recommend its use
those who thus afflicted. Read the advertisement
carefully, IN another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
TIE HIST In TIE WnRIn

VIZ A. BAroHRLoRs Celebrated HAIR DYu produe
color 70 be distinguished from nature--warfani
ed not to injure the lair in the least remedies
effects Of bad dyes and inyigorates the Hair oI life
GREY. RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly
splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau
tful. Sold by all Druggists, 6e.
u The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAfcHHIoR
the four sides Of zach box.
FACTORY, No 81 Barclay Street,
ti.ate 10 Bond ST. and 933 Broadway New York
UQ64
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Rough Z 0-Oa 7 IL


Remarks. So Business manifests some improvement
lately aud the prospect Tor the future Is promising
Ashes steady and firm. Cotton unsettled and higher
Fish are in fair demand Flour quite steady aud firm,
and prices Of all kiuds are gradually advancing Corn
shows no change. Oats in better demand and firm
Hay steady ~ quoted rates MolAsses very hrm, and
prices are tending upward Pork in moderate demand,
and hrm No change In beef Lard Arm Butter quite
dun. with tendency To lower rates Cheese without change
White beans quite DOLL Potatoes soil freely at quot
ed rates Sugar very hsm, and prices lending upward
There is very little doing in domestic wool since last
week but prices remain without change with sales at
% d5c pr 10, 20 quality.