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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03

AUCTION SALE,-We call the special
attention Of our aders to the Auction
Sale of Dry Goods, by BENZ. f., SHIELDS
& Co., which takes place this morning at
o'clock, at their rooms on College
street, opposite the Sewanee House. In
addition to their large and extensive as
sortment Of dry goods, they will offer for
sale a splendid stock of boots and shoes,
bleached and brown domestics, ging-
hams, prints, muslins, jaeonets, ribbons,
trimmings, &C., &c; In short, they will
sell an endless variety Of Staple and
Fancy Goods. Merchants and others
in want Of goods will find it to their
interest 10 be in attendance.
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$3.50 Reward.

DAN Off from the Commercial Hotel, on the 18th
HI day Of March last a negro boy, Of copper COLOR
by the name OF AARON; about 20 years Of age,
feet "a inches hight weighs about l45 $50 pounds
rather slow 10 answer when spoken too Aaron be-
longs TO VIM. Young Of smith county am Of the
opinion he has represented bimsef as a free boy 4,
and is cooking Ia some Of the regiments. will pay
the above reward for the delivery Of the said boy
be was when he left, 20 at the Commercial Hotel ,
in Nashville at any time in the year Of 1852
June l, '62.-l0t. sAML. r. HARE.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03
ROOts md ShOes.

We haveuow and shah have during The summer,
large and well assorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
for sale At the lowest cash price,.
r. q. WEBSTER co.,
my2s Cincinnati.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03

ST.. LOUIS, June 1.--Judge Burch, who
has been stumping the State as candidate
for Governor for some time past, was arrest
ed at Rolla on Friday by order Of Col. Boyd,
commanding that post, for uttering disloyal
sentiments while making a speech was evi.
IDENTIFY designed 10 procure secession votes,
Quite a number of noisy secessionists have
Deen arrested in this city within few days,
and /. seems to be the determination of the
Provost Marshul General to promptly sup.
press disloyalty in Whatever form it is mani
tested.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-03

We call the attention Of our readers
TO the advertisement Of Messrs. LAMB &
MURPHY in another column. They have
Millinery Goods Of all descriptions; also
Boots and Shoes.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
Police Intelligence.

Rior THE MANHATTAN Gas woaKs.-The "strikei,
among aborers at the Manhattan Gas Works. at the
foot Of Fourteenth street, which noticed some days
ago. likely TO lead TO unpleasant results. The company,
appears refused to accede to the demands Of the ssrk
ers (who were chiefly irishmen), and hired some two
hundred Germans instead. This measure rritsted the
Irshmcn 10 such degree that they threatened TO XIII
the Germans and required oil the energy Of the police
prevent them from carrying the threat into execution
Indeed riot0uf the strikers that the police had 10
escort the Germans 10 and from the works order
prevent their being abused On Saturday night however
after The police had escorted the Germans several blocks
away from tho works. the rioters pounccd upon number
Of the workmen named George Kline was struck on the
head with hammer, and otherwise injured, while
other, named James Eagan, was Frustrated BY blow
with an iron bar and matreatsd in cruel manner The
police on Fastening 10 the spot succeeded in arrestnq
two Of the assalants named Tmsthy Sullivan and Henry
Morrow Who upon being brought before Justice Kelly al
the Jefferson Market Police Court committed for
trial on charge Of riet and conous assault and battery
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Nov. le, 1862.
\ The foreign trade tables for the week which
ended yesterday show q decrease Of exports Of
produce from the week previous, but an increase
In the exports Of specie. Added together, they ex-
eeed ave millions OF dollats, against IMPORTS to the
amount Of 81, ,265 064. Tothese inportatons, how
ever. must be added the value Of stocks imported
from Europe, mounting 70 several thousand dollars
perhaps 5000 900 This addition will still leave a
balance In our favor on the trade OF the week equal
TO two and half millions, and will swell tho aegre-
gate balance 10 our favor for the year to date to
something like $2s, 100000. II, as Is expected
the advance Of our armies southwark, under Grant
and Rosecrans, liberates some Of the large stock
OF cotton which Is reported by Consul Bunch
to be lying on the plantations, any falling
or which winter may cause in our ex-
ports OF breadstuffs will be balanced by an
increase in our export Of cotton. The imports OF
dry goods and general merchandise continue light
er than was anticipated, mainly Id consequence OF
the fluctuations in gold and exchange, which
have rendered II impossible for importers to
operate with anything like certainty. As soon as
the speculation in the precious metal assumes q
sicadicr tone orders will be sent to Europe. and
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
miscellaneous.

SUPPLEMENT for Nov TO- Containing additions and corrac.
tons TO the American Loyds Register Of American an
Foreign Shipping, received from Messrs Tay
Hartshorne King So Wall -treet This No contains list
OF steamers % shis ~ haks u brg Is schoones
large aiory OF which vessels
SHir Young AMERICA (of New York; Carlisle from Ca,
lao for Antwerp put into nouib L, Oct 80 with
spars, sails and other damage
SLooP ENSIGN Bren. from Haversiraw Pclham wit
cargo oil bricks. OF Tort Morris yesterday
sunk N seven iathoms water Captain and crew escaped
The schr recently ashore Shoal came OH an
the rise OF tide, without danaee
The Beruinda Gazette ~ 4th ips says
An American eanship from aeS York Cor Canton eo-
manded by Capt ttuiaafd lhe shiD
dc Lyon), aUchoreu IN Eve Fatlgn Hoe Sinaa,
having sustained injury to pm
shaft Of propeller. fhe above rra ably steamer S2t
This vessel cl in with Th -ay las hrig pa ne snse
green, with deck load OF C>e hay OH the avn a.
s,cering towards Bermuda liosed signal Of distress,
the brig did not approach her.
During the gala of tie sh sloop souronia Rverhead
81 TONS loaded 100 wheat filled ard sru u
Haroor which is insured. las been saved in danaed
dition.
Brig Parana, having been put in complete order a. r
Jefferson is at sag llarbof, said 10 be
the lth inst The sloop Draco N gong o that harho
conded with the Parana. b eaking The laer's iibgoon
LAuNcuED-A beautiful bark of 900 tons was la,. al
18th inst from the shlpyard OF james Curtis Mcao
Mr. Curtis has propeller Of 100 the stocks nes
ly ready for launching She viii he very swift and
adapted 10 carry heavy battery
The following table gives summary vessels ia the
harbors Of Now York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston SayGu
NAH New Orleans aud Galveston at the latest ascoDts fro
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
The DIackereI Fishery.

IFr6m inc Capc Ann (Nass.J Adveftlscr, NOV. II
The mackerel fishery for the season o; 1852 Is now
drawing close There some sixty ive sail vet to
arrive from the bay and many Of the shore feet have
not as yet hauled up Another fortnight, however, will
probably witness the arrival Of the remainder OF the
leet when they will haul up for the winter II s busy
tmos wharves just The merry sounds Of the
coopers adze he plays his tune the barrel hoops
and the activity which accompanies dscharging weigh
ing of and packing mackere be witnessed to It's full
extent all along the wharves Of harbor The greater
portion of the seasons catch being put in shipping
order and the crews picking up thor dunnage and
making up their minds as TO the occupation they
next will turn their attention to- Very many Of
them viii undoubtedly, enter the pava service, and
there perform effective service for ~ eouptry while
others will join tho army of the Unoh and lcnd .he
strength Of their brawpy towards crushing his
rebellion others stl will enter the merchant service
aud in foreign chimes PASS away the winter months.
Take 1t all 10 all the fishing season, 50 Its
close, has be,n quite successful The majority OF the
vessels have brought In good fares and the recent ad
In prices will add much TO the net proceeds Of the
seasons work.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

HHAnerARrrrs p6sr
tuAUtr W Nto tsfe
15a- LAe sac % .o4lau.a VI al..A.e~,ia. ~ Ill v..
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
Whafemen.

Whafemen.
Canary s Ss ' s.se 'rs S
Spoke ship Euphrates Hathaway NIB. 10 days from Fayai
!. Islands Oct 4 sArs E
oil not Z stated S9aran DO l sp Rotsshd Of Boston ~
iBo So; Fai'on, Of Salem. 40 So '''''"- '
.
pose''' ." so' shaken. xc.
Bark LsnoI, from Bordeaux for New York. Oct 49, lat
Foreign Ports.
Bss.upA oc, sl-ca schr H9rasc Smith phisdelpois
usdy,, from NYori for oeina, damage to rudder
la ;' sas Anna ii %
KiHosror Oct 24-Arr Lonisita, NYok tand sli
81: a, Rssrs s brig & s ssmson ssSn sa &
In port Nove brig Sawyer from Boston. arr Oct 81.
Helen
S Sc % 81 IS III BIRD SI e. ess ss w.Vs DO " s.
H.; sTs9s sss sr .ssi
cuss. Gloucester, Maria, Anna Mary al Duel Hs
s john %
Arr Arr from sS;iss ssI sEss H.srsss
PymoSh Naposen, Unasr~ritsr % and Cons,aiioa from from
I Poe ps a.
and the crew had arrived at Lisbon.
The Erie abandoned Pernambuco
: The ssswal: from crousad. for Boston. put into
The Arcole had been aground Hergon.
. ~ I's;os, VIA ossensown.l ol,s
Rutland and Pre.den, Fillmore. aDeai Kate Greenof
Arr from Nassau, steney, at Liverpool
The ship Tuba Cain was totally lost by collision Aus@
The Clara L Prebe. from Moumein for France had pa
American Ports.
BOSTON. M-Ar Horse Gan
Smyrna b. brig Thomas Albert Grove Gonaiyes. Tele.
S:,en sa: ssssas nsysss
nnses% sonn Ayes % H"rana Le
sSs. LOOK Mans. nsi Means
AZ ,s s' NELLY ssf Ps.s:ns xiy
an 1'f bark Xxx Foster Malaga Below ship MrA.
1ss S9g ,ss .ssr BAL
NEw ORLEANS oc, 27-Arr sp steamship Cuba Bur.
.2s,h-ATr Emma Chase oikey NYorsi briss Mary
sRT Chandler @ n Ma,s@oros 0Id bark Yamai 1sd,Tson,
and Rich asd sSn.r
a a faadssss ssp shsst sSs% tsb sSGy yan nsa a bark
yn Pa'ss Nyork; brig Andrew Peters Walls DO
Sls,-,od sg seainshp Mexico or,ega, Havana brig Al
Nsvi.Arr So steamship Psjaro del oc.sno Arrsis Ha.
S$s ga ssrs: s:T Tls: s s ana ana !ss. .
- United Sites Caleb Haxsns Eagle rray' Sfork
ressa down ;sa z,s ai ssrs y,IA brig Sser..
EwBCRYPoRT OCT isid scSr Mar Martina i May Cheney
PHILADELPHIA, Nov IS AM--Arr bark Venice L-eman,
New London schrs Sarah Cullen, Beaston. New Oreans
Independent Orb Morehouse Yarmouth, Ms: Barnes Ro
gers, NYorki Patterson, Hand. Salem Elliott, Avis.
Bsson CID bark Meaco, Clark, Havana; brig Ambrose
Light StAhl Matanzas schrs Pointer Holmes Spain
Evene LsughIln. New Orleans; Roxbury Crowel NYork
Wave Merritt, Portland; Jas Logan Smith. Boston; Cad
waader Clayton, do; L smith, Smith, Jersey City, sha
ron. Thurlow, Ameabury.
LEwKs DEL Nov i6--Two ships came In this morning one
supposed 10 be the Wesmoreand from Liverpool! also barks
Achilles from Pensacola NJ James from NYork; gunboat
Wamsutta, and brig Julia Ford, frsm Port Royal.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

gchr Artist porresssr pAii Rivor
eohr Ellen barnes. Driu1. vAu nivee.
scir eron ne. Champlin Pail River.
schr y bark Cougdon FHu RIVER
schr Emma Latham, JENNINGS, Barnstab1o.
schr oliver Spelnan. 6pelmAn, Previdenoe.
Schr Alfred H. Smith. Providence
Schr Mary Dallas Racket, Providence.
Schr Jacob Raymond Long. Proyidanca.
Schr Zoe, Cottfe. l. Providence.
Schr Mary Eliza. Fowler, Providence.
Schr River Queen, Cole, Providence.
Schr Diadeli Ludain Providence
Schr Perine, Sheffield, Providcncc
Schr + Ross, Smith, Providence
Sclr Wa,chman Tarr, i'rovidcnce
Sehr Eva -, Providence.
Schr Coreor Ia Hen ri son, Newport
Schr Eliza =, Deal New Haven.
Schr Siam. Tutten, Yves, Hampton
Schr Young Ame lea Batber, Alha nv for pro.taano.
Schr Roam. Perry kondu 30 ton
Schr Melbourne, Hunt, RVndout fer Boston
Sloop Willard w lislon. Bristol
Steamer James Green (U TRANSPORT Mahoo w aahi,.
ton DC To u s Quarcrmasler 's'
Steamer Rariian. slower Trrnton
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence.
BELOW.
One ship. three barks aui four brigs
Wind during the day NNE.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
Personal Intelligence.

Peter Cagger, of Albany Dean Richmond OF Buf.
falo Colonel r. r. George, Of New Hsmpshre Hamilton
white and wife, OF Syracuse John Mygatt and wife, Of
Bnghaon and General Fress, OF Providence are stop.
ping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain N. n. Marson, U. 8. A.; Jacob steAwood OF
Boston; ". Gardner OF Pennsylvania Colonel Clarke
or New York W. " Clements, or Cincinnati; Captain
Lamont u. s. A., and John s. Gore, OF Boston, are aep
the arrivals az the Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
Port Of new York, November 10, Isoa.


CLEARED.
deCs s S Ua a. On but were m
snip E!is S.siiIds lsrsna5. Sorasnhod.. Bremen
s.g Ea.Tp,;ss s T xcl:ns Mneten
bark M, Harmon. New orieans-C Fsssenden.
sess Rsrssa
Brig chsn,is,ssr Ssr. Hana'Ord. Harbor Breton Ms
s,S ps.s.n s.eM,n,
Ess,s Is, ss jSs5
Ser Stephen HoieAtiss. Petit. wssh,ns,on-Ben,ey.
seSr Mary Irvine, Walton. Accomse vs7A Hsvsns
SSr Rio Grasde, sssssr natter Snow Hill MdrSssssrp %p'e
scnr Gen John Chopper. Thornton. Snow HaI Md-A
sohr Laviaia Hopkins, Cropper, Baimore-vsn Brun,
sehr A Anderson, cranmer. Baltimore--vau Bruu. 4
s'esmshp sa1; Psns Pasmsn an @B Russell KnsssOn ga Nay
"a. sA ss6p srss ssoI Hs aa .sa nsy g. With IS
days % taps Good Hope with heavy NV gales Sept
s Gss saoss ssrg sS Hs
...sss4: 5 sfs a.sGssoa ss yh Ssi sPs
rS $s.s ~ - & Ess $
ns lat 2s Sn SsSs e az Nan A% s N
way, IS days in ballast to Fnnch. Mienck WendI Had
Bark Frey SNorwl Bunnevs, Gloucester. Eng Il days,
in Ballast b.
q sd eoaiann
rsssiy 8. cargo q recently wrecked vessel. .'
Bark & Orient S q Serea;R !, sed q
Lssyy weather; hsr; Sprung aIeas: w.,.,. ..,.o. !.
ssys with Goals TO William and Alfred Nelson Had heavy
BARK Pamela, Allen New Orleans Is days, with sugar
srSs.s ss s'saSs o % hss,; Ms nss. 20 days. in ballast "
r z s Gs
os re 80
ss VIA Pigeon ssc & Isr q s ss:.sS % oSn.so Haven:
sIss Tanes' % H:aSsss i Ss,' n ballast.
:ss. .e1ss &c sr :.sss sss s.sss s
y ss iss Ss.:s a.'s 4: s.: c.
ss s:'i s:o =; &
s1 s:!: Ss::: y: ::ss.
~ ssi rsss Ss s s s
!. hand: ss Gs ~h yellow fevsr one man had died three
Ssss E.speol Br Of xassau, Pierce Elsushsra u day.
"s,S sshq yoSo, iisbsrS charoeowp PEI u days with
schr Tsiearaph Brl Curry CornwAls 10 days. with po
tatoes 10 Hyde q puryee.
Schr Boundary, Davis Machias.
Scbr Presto, Robinson, Machiaa
Schr Union, Libby, Machfas.
Schr r French Small. Calais for Philadelphia
gshr George, Curtis, Ksnnebunk, 7 days
schr Onward, Freeand, Bath, 7 days
Schr Georgapa, Teal, Bath
schr Gertrude Horton, Jameson. Rockland.
ssr sssr asssP seo Plsssol, feSaisson Bangor
schr Cabinet Devereur, Bangor
Schr Emblem, Shylock. Wkscsssett. Adaya
Schr Gen Taylor Kelley, Portland Me-
Schr pheniy, Hamilton. Portland Ne.
Bchr WestopGGhcson Portland. NE.
= schr Coiuer BurIDks, Plymouth Me. I days
schr sarah Mcdonald, Kelly. New Bedford
Sehr Independence winchester. New BEDFORD
Rchr Truman, Gibbs New Bedford .
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley, New Bedford, days,
sclr Dr Kane, Ryder, New Bedford
Schr W Thomas, Baker, Boston days
srhr Aida, Lnnebert, Bostnn, days
Sohr u l., lowell Boston FOR Albany
setr Ann Caroline, Bacon Boston for Albany.
Scbr Florida Kelly, Boston .
srnr Saginaw, Russell Boston Cor Albany.
grhr Louis spaner, Lowell, Boston for Albany.
Srhr LOIS Myers. Cape knn, days.
Rchr Pavilion. Baker, Gloucester
Schr II Barnes, Neal Gloucester > days
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
Coroner's Inauests.

srppfN DEATH N BRoADwAY-As the Rev n Richard
Kirk, OF Adams, Jefferson county, Y, walking up
Broadway on Saturday evening, IN company with bis
wife, he fell pavement and expired before any az.
ssance could be rendered him Coroner widey held an
inquest upon the body yesterday when the jury rendered
verdict of "Death from disease OF the heart" Deceased
was forty six years OF age and native OF Vermont
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
EuARIKsroN. Va Nnv. IL. 1862.

Successful Scout-Ccpfure Of Rebel Soidias-Tae Bush.
whccktro System Adoptd BY ts Rebes-DeSperae Straits
Of the Rebds-The Union Men of Kdnaeha Policy
Great Suffering AnteipdedA. Word 10 the Gsrsrnn,.nt
al Washington-7he Campaign, de-, dc.
The success OF tho Uh0n scouting party the Elk road
twenty miles from here to which referred In my letter
OF yesterday was rather abundant than was at rst
reported The party consisted Of twenty men, under
command OF Captain Simpson They captured thirteen
rebel soldiers some of them belonging 70 Jenkins guerilla
hand q aair Mott Of the Twcniysecond rebel yrgaia
e ca, ss n.roa, .Jr. oss ind six hundred bl-hels
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
srrnpn rnrsRnrArloN --Mr Rrhmnnd nnrnelL 4, Z

formerly OF Bristol r. H. was Saturday presented with
az ceggnt sword bolt and revolver nv hts friends IN
Harlem and In the ufcc of the Cctnn Aqgcduc Engineers
AZ York, lc Nf Dageot served with credit IN the al.
cxpciuln NJ tho Mssssipp. river, under Commodore
lartagut.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
S HIPPIN g NE w S.

ALMANAC roe Hnv YosK-rau DAT.
BON RISES ........... ~ NOON RISES. 50
SON s1fs............. II HOE wArx3. eve 4 2S
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destroyed. Ialso found the arms that had
been taken from Gen, Zollicoffer, together
with large quantities Of shell and ammuni-
ton, all Of which were destroyed. I also
burned at this place. and Crab Orchard
about $50 government wagons.
From Somerset proceeded to Monticsl-
To-; and from thence to between Livingston
and Sparta, where my command is now en-
camped.
| left Knoxville on the ath day Of this
month with about 900 men, and returned to
Livingston on the cath instant with nearly
1900, having been absent just "a days, dur
ing which time | travelled over 1000 miles,
captured ~ towns, destroyed all the 60
yernment supplies and arms IN them, dis
persed about 1900 Home Guards. and parol-
ed nearly 1900 regular troops. lost in
killed wounded and missing, Of the nun.
Der that carried into kentucky, about nine
ty.
! take great pleasure in testifying to the
gallant bravery and efficiency Of my whole
command. There were individual instances
OF daring SO conspicuous that must beg the
privilege Of referring to them. Private
Moore Of Louisiana. a member of Company
A. of my regiment, particularly distinguish
ed himself in leading charge at Cynthiana.
which had an important effect in winning
the battle. The reports Of the regimental
commanders which are inclosed are respect
fully referred to for further instances Of in
dividual bravery and efficiency. feel in
debted to all my aids for the promptness
with which my orders we're executed, and
particularly to Coi ST. Leger Grenfell. for
the assistance which his experience afforded
me.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN H. MORGAN,
Acting Brig. Gen. {. 8. A.
R. A. ALsroS, A. A. G.
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GENERAL JacKsos.-The Augusta Chroni-
Gle says that some one asked StonewalIs old
negro body servant haw he came 10 be 80
much in the confidence Of his master. "LCri
Sir" said he. "masss never tells me nuiiin,
but the way knows j. this Massa says bis
prayers twice day, morning and night-but
u he getsoui Of bed two or three times in The
night TO pray. You see | just commences
packing my hayersack. for knows there
will DC Mt dera 10 pay ntrf day.
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FUTURE cHARAcTER OF THE WAR.


Under this head the Richmond Enquirer
comments upon the interest with which the
decision Of the Lincoln government is look
ed for In relation 10 the late retaliatory order
Of President Davis. Upon that decision will
depend the future character Of the war. II
be will either vastly better or vastly worse.
as he may decide:
" The spirit Of the North, both Govern
ment and people. is that of the most extreme
malignity towards US. They have been
greatly disappointed and chagrined by the
result Of their operations against US, and
have now surrendered themselves TO the
counsels Of raging despair. Hence the
people have called for, and their Govern
ment has accorded, plan Of hostilities
marked by diabolical.. ferocity. The pic
lures Of burning dwellings. of plundered
homesteads, Of desolated farms, and an I'M
prisoned or exiled people. Of war to the knife
and TO the hilt, are gloated over with demo.
MAC joy alike by the ruffian in his shirt
sleeves, and BY the minister 10 his robes.
Arrests. Punishment, robbery, oaths of slle-
glance, imprisonment in distant dungeons
coupled with demi- starvation. are to be EN-
ployed against non. combatants and females
while seryile insurrection and a general
devastation Of the country. ara appealed to
as part Of the means of subjugatioa.
President Davis, in the name of the Con-
federacy, declares that the officers who serve
while such orders exist. are not soldiers, but
robbers and murderers, and shall be so treat
ed. He declares further that such orders
must be revoked. and promptly, or the ban
81 outlawry shall be suitably enlarged. Our
citizens shall be treated according to the
rules Of war, or there shall be no rules of
war. The enemy shall observe the dictates
Of humanity. or they shall not have their
protection. The bounds which have been
established TO moderate the rigors of war ex.
Isl for both belligerents or they exist for nei-
,ther.
II now remains to see what Lincoln will
do. II he is not willing to assome the
responsibility Of originating q war OF ex.
termination, he will call Of his dogs! Not
that ne cares for Us. We doubt not that
the wish Of Nero has often been his
Oh that the people Of the Confederate
States had but one neck, and 1 rope a.
round that" But while he desires nothing
so much as TO compass our ruin and destruc-
ti"n, he is obliged to pay some regard to his
own people.
II it shall prove that there are to be no pri-
soncrs for exchange ip the future. il will be
wholly Lincoln's fault. The men whom he
sends into our midst under existing orders,
come as wild beasts; and il Is as sacred a
duty 10 Stay them in their tracks. as il IS to
shoot down tiger or panther that invades
the homestead. We shsll soon know, how
ever. what 10 expect and what TO do"
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MANUFACTURE or SoaP.-0ne Of the great.
est wants Of the Confedersey, and especially
o. the Army. has lately been Soap. We are
glad TO see tina. in Richmond the article Is
now produced TO such an extent as TO cause
q fall Of price from dollar or more 10 fifty
cents pound.
A lev days ago we were presented with
very ereditable specimen Of Turpentine Bar
Soap made by lady 81 this town under the
direction Of A. ]. 0'Iianlon, Esq. She can
turn out one hundred pounds per week.
More recently we see that the Rev. g. p.
Jones 10 going into the business, and We pre-.
sumo on much more extensive scale. We
wish success 70 all such enterprises, which
contribute 20 our present needs and future
independence. Fsyeatpaa o6sep0.
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FRos NEw ORLEAss.-Mobile, Aug. "a
A special dispatch to the ADVERTISE, dated
Jackson. llth, says the New Orleans Delta
Of the 9Th, received here, states that Butler
has levied tar on the corporation and in.
dividuals amounting 10 tsl2.7l6 IS, to sup
port the poor Of New Orleans. Also a tax
Of see. 200 on the cotton brokers for the same
object. The distinguished attention paid to
this class Of the business community i esus-
ed from their having aided the Confederate
Government and advised the planters to ship
no cotton 10 New Orleans.
Reinforcements have been sent 10 10 Ba-
ton Rouge. Stirring times expected. The
Yankees intend 10 bag the whole rebel army
lif they cam
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YANKEE ArrRoPMATfoss.--The Journal Of
Commerce says that. according to the author
lied report. the appropriations for the as
cal year beginning July ist. amount to
eleven hundred and seventy.sir million Of
dollars.