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A Battle Imminent,

from the Memphis Avalanche.l . s., /
The indications which come to US give us assur-
aance that unless the enemy shall suddenly make
retrogade movement; there will be collision
within very brief period, if an engagement has
not already commenced.
F. The two armies are within short distance of
each other, it is thought in the vicinity of Purdy
I" steed threatens steeds in high and boastful
neighiags;" and the @ dread note of prepara-
ton = warns us to expect a hardscontested, and
long and arduous conflict. It is fearful to contem-
plate the result! In will be of the most imposing
and important character upon the future. Victory,
although the price paid for it may be dear, will
secure for us all the advantages we have lost, and
strengthen usaagainst any future attack. Our
ruthless adversary will be checked in his mad
career, and his broken cohorts cannot be reformed
as the ruined Treasury will have sought in vain to
sustain its credit, without which the sword will
fall from his nerveless grasp. - yx4,45r E4, r-s :
On the other hand, should defeat overtake us, !.
our energies must not give way. We must bend
to the storm, only to rise again erect in our gram
deur, and present to the world picture of sublime
courage and determination, such as should mark a
people resolved to be free Let US await the rev.
elatfoH which time alone can bring US, with one
heart, with unbroken energy with unfagging
spiEt3wlth the noble resolve to perish or be free
While the two armies are engaged on this side Of
the tennessee river, we hope that arrangements
have been made to protect the great connecting
link between the West and East, upon which the
enemy mas looked SO intently and untiring. Bat it
Is nortor us to recommend--we can only hope.
Our reliance is on God, and our Generals, as his
Instruments. That no neglect can be reflected on
them, in the discharge Of their whole duty, we
conscientously believe. They are active. ener.
getic and capable, and have as deep and abiding
az interest in the result any of us and if they
should fail, it will be from no indisposition Of
heart or will But we are hopeful They will
:" not fail v'" The important trust confided to them
will be guarded as their own honor-more precious
than life " = - ir' 'Oo'ou'
Our hospitals will be ready for the wounded
opr citizens be on the alert to render service and
mitigate the pangs of the suffering. Let us ali
bend the knee to the Great Arbiter of nations, and
implore Him, to youchsaie His presence in this
most eyentful struggle. -sE. ly.g-.@ -
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF CASA fearful iI,ustra
lion OF the explosive effects of coal gasis to be
Witnessed IN dwelling on Laeheyrotiere4 street
adjacent TO. the St Louis road, where the entire
premises Of fonr stories were blown up at an early
hour yesterday morning. i The explosion took
pace ~ the house near the top of Lachevrotiere
4 street, occupied by Mr.. Roberts, Of the Customs
department. Al about half.past s o'clock, Mt
tSoberts went down with candle to examine into
me eausa of a strong smell of gas, by which he
naS reeh aMaasnsd and an explosion
Of three, the two others being occupied nv Mr.
ment. ss ts a i. g7 4 ~; sp'' :
All of the windows with the exception Of one
o. me garrett Wndows} were blown out of the front
and rear, some Of the curtains lodging on a house
hundred feetaway. The furniture was as com.
pletely destroyed as if it had been thrown up to
me ceilings and violently fallen down again. The
pane, q splendid and most costly instrument, was
utterly knocked to pieces. The gasfixtures were
lWlsted about, the mirrors, broken the plaster
cenings Knocked down, the stair-cases detached
rom the brick work and the front wan Of the
mouse thrown forward nearly foot, SO that it is
Sosbe tpropped up to prevent its falling outward.
Inc Inmates of all the housess lin the neiehhorhood
were awakened BY the shock. Mirrors and man.
!ieRice clocks and ornaments werethrown down
n me adjoining houses, and their walls cracked in
The sneighbors, even to those at Chaplain Ter
race and other places quite as far away as that
ftelt the shock as one of an earthquake Q, which
senslbly moved them. sa & 81 s5 -
fortunately no one was killed by the explosion
though there were eleven persons in the house at
lne ane.S Mr.. Goddard and Mfr. Gillespie ronsed
me nelghbers and at once set to- work. rescuing
me nmates from their perilons condition, the tim.
oefs OF me house being in such state from cellar
to roof thatits fall at any moment still apnears
imminent, though new and frst.class building in
every respect. 0 80 - =
y ~. Robertsi was found, haif.stunned, lying
ahnong the debris of the ceiling and furniture, ia
amusement ~, He escaped with few bruises and
osef the eye Mrs. Roberts and the children
Hsspa1ng u an upper story, were miracuiously
pon onin " suppose, to the force of the ex.
eye iyn s yong through the windows which were
wants N s blown clean ont. The two maid SER
broker. anhh hr. one q them having her shoulder
tha@an ma I'm The gas must have escaped from
which Roberts .roper dwss, ,or ne
bonse ssew tas. turned Of in the
the day TO perfect wfss the aushing
a y re really
spection BY Al househoders, who should Drofit n
inc warning. lQaebec Mercury. II W 8 -. ~
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I'M MrIsa,ls 1aiIp :.

. =. y. ..,., ra.ss a
" Il $3.50 n .sr,i.sr
80 I. SCANNED eyesy satu,
NJ 8 IN advance.
TUESDAY, MORN ING. APRIL 9, 1852
10 80 s 6 q G
= y ACu AAl..s !, y :. . Y {
siace he Commencement Of this war We have
x kScsa iii enemy 10 DO halt as much diseonas
infatiased, aad put ont about any thing, ~
Zen ~ about liz evacuation u Manassas. That
M should have seen done, virtually, three weeks
hsiore they knew nytiing. about II, was catcu-
LATED d make them mad enough but to fnd ont,
= thsy did when they reached GenreTille, tha,
forttacat lions there had no strength, and thai
II tacir scouts hid taken to be huge gans were
sir1ply sine logs PAINTED block, was an aggrayas
st5ba II the,r rave sto which tie Northern ~
Z xsSIay - = to rive in its coiuy
M .ecret IL her lndirnatio scons4 A thss
~ ~ thev have been ostwitted % ontwi1
\ YSnkee il IL offance far WITCH neser torgly
NAV Nm Y, and
Z ~ ~ n ebeerfn, Il ava but u circpm niIs
ato forssta him. "a ~ through insidnaps plans
ma thwart mem by superior cumming -this sis az
sliront = hich kindles his hottest re- The whoteg
North ~ n0MS DetlD WINK 80
eyacaafi6n pf the Rehels, s3ust as as
highway robhsE curses the man Y hose Pocket
wallet ~ duds empty o. a . herd 81 buf v.
tho ground when they smell On II fhst
blood IL 4 comrada slaughtered by the ~ rlacl1l
knife. Il
For eight month sxenss g tWo shnnal Il.
S1d dOli6fs the 4 ankee army ~ W
ssoa,sc AT downin front 81 ne Rsoeis, prepas7
~ ne which wound tnrn ther nsnA'
apd isAye M " sunonstlactea tol
q On " HiehIaona. A. lass'
pPcFtaneS moment arrives Anesellan issues
teplotsical g .ne sflsy ~
clsss n asAd Ans peT1Nod q N
.,sss Zlasy q Ge n.re ' y
s1a NJ hndng Nd ensny RI ".
snd sssy W. tney diseos ". de
s TMns 81 i .o.tinea-
end ths pinelog ~ gnns winch e. Ines
So leF sns farross
eoidmpfads Naas lame oon as ~ e E
md ~, 1timgl ated Pr q fsar fhat some Sather
anfpr was JIM store Tor them, The whole Grand
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.AnTOsa BSrd,

st .aayOss BIRD,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR >1MPoRrSE OF
:" FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Eos. IL and Is Royal street.
In sors supply of the celebrated CREME DE
oOUHy quarts and pints also other trands
ris: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
xENTIER, and other brands OF inferior quality have q
large assortment bost Old sheres such ASONrIi
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA Of
irsct importation other Madeas oil lower grade aupero
Old London DR., Dock PORT other vrsdo
rho celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-vutags I7ab. 1913,
.s0a and lso6-narge supply always hand All Of
CLARET and WtIrB WINES, in glass and " ,oo Wins
KYs-scotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, pints quarts COR
DIALs, Myis OF the WINES, wh.h
will sold city
AARON BIRD,
Ais 7ply Hns - and u Rows
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Confederate states of America

LII. rs. ,. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No, l.
New Orleans, March q, 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS NO 65l7 .'t '
= ,. .i-H
AAVl-Foundries and Workshops, Government work,
will send in list of the the persons emp.oye ed
by ihem who will be exempted for gives number Of days
whenever man is discharged his exemption will
TO this Office and will be reported the Captain of his Militia
beat Exemptions will be of from ten to
thirty days depending upon the Of The work or
ment contract on which they are employed
AAVl-shoud parties exemptions persons not
actually in their employment return 10 duty ay
son dscharged BY them their exemptions and those their
employees will be withdrawn. "- ''- rev
.. ..t. BY command of Major General LOWELL.
ED. A. fALFREr, Major and A. A. g. ma 2pl2
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Boots, SfsOes ana ksy0ysssss.

Boots, SSsOss ana kSy0gsssss
wHoLEsALs
Plantations suppsd with primo Ditehins BOOTS, hoeta
BRo1ANs; Wool Mexican. PALM Leaf, Straw aad s,oshr
HATS, at thslowett prices, by brew. arn~
.~ g@a " % rRosr 4 CO.,
40. 10 Magazine strsat. New DrishlA.
ls sgae Hats, Cape. etc.. at Wholesale.
ef s and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leshorn Straw Palm Lsat Rerse.A
ana Wool HATS y. the lowest naark at prices. by
FROST l. CO.,
iyls 5pkW No. Maeazrna street E~~st,r,s.aG.
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+ volunteers RELIEF comm,ttee,
Cry HALL, Room No. IL,

81 IL, J
@e@setH# = New Orleans, April 8, 1862.
AT the last meeting Of the Common Council this Committee
sthorzsd TO extend its enrolment Of the families
SO include all who shall have been mustered
the service Of the State and camp. and to place
the rolls the Of the mothers and sisters
into active service whenever they tha ha ve
good proof that said parties dependent said
for their support anti needy circumsance.u ~
Parties interested must make application the Committee
the Ward In which they reside, as follows: tb.s tr
First WardAt No. 9I Nayadss street. from to II O'Clock
Conmittee-E. Cox, s. A. kngsland, ". Gordon Jr
Second Ward-AtF. Atkins. 3l2 Apollo street. from 12to4
o'clock. Committee-J. NJ. Laborde F. Ackin Thompson
Greenfield. G 4E .gsqTsss Vi 80 fsr 4a;oy..t v-.
Third WardCty Hall, Room No, 49, from 10 to 2oc.oek
Commit T. ". Bothck WlIhemus Boear,
Fourth Wad-At Jules Benis 81 Bourbon street from, 10
to O'Clock. Commttee-Jues Bent Dr. Chas Deely Aug
De,assus A. = rs- - ie1gS. t--T 4g: fe
Fifth WartAt Oscar Robins corner Where and St. Ann
streets from 10 O'clock Commee-Dr O. Robin Eaay
cite Guy OIL Jules Cass.r2. IT, -.i -.
Sixth WardAt j. A. D'Een1econrt's a97 street from
10 O'Clock. Commee-L f. Forstall Francois Core.
joes, j. A. b'Hemecourt. .-A s, R"t1tT +sH
Seventh Ward-Comn tee-FreJus seichnayare Alexs Ro
bart, W. c. c. Claiborne. ... ,t,.5.a .lf ttk -t.
Eighth Ward-At Office of the Branch of the Merchan
Company of and Eyan Fields
streets, from Il to o'clock Committees r DeLabarre
sB l.. Robertson, JudgeT H. Kennedy "5'' l8" s.'S&
Ninth WardAt No. IS Loa.sa street, from 10 O'clock
Commi.tee--J. Magoni, Emile Tabary, G. DeFefiet y
Peace Magazine street. between ST. Andrew and Josephine
street,, from IL to o'clock. Commitee-Chss Mepsmap T.
A. Patterson, A, D. Kelly. 1927 .-'-' $50 '
y Eleventh Ward-AtD. T. Gienns corner Washington and
Bacehu streets, from Il O'Clock. Conmit.eeTannes H.
Hpekine, D. 7. Glenn, Z. Macpherson. ,.4l Is ta.u.a
,.s,..,. ,. "a -,,-,-l GERARD sTITH, President. +
j. G. DELAvtEE. Secretary APT 2pst
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.ansessdcd Tariff
by THE
p VOS r AR s FLA l. s
ny THE

+ Il 0 " OS T M A r S H l. s.
The following amended tariff by which Ia be regu
lated from the date hereof until otherwise ordered the
The articles therein mentioned: .s-
BEEF-ox Foor.
First quality not to IL cents pound
Second quality, !. :. j. 10 cents per pound
Third quSity, =. cents per pound.
'e-"-'''~T~e"".71-z' BEEF-By RETAIL.
First class, comp,lsng lons and ribs, not To-
exceed. 20 cents pound
seeona CLASS 'ouud Fump and chuck not to 5-s.9.T
l2h cts pound
Third class, neck. shoulder and shaAks, not
TO exceed .............,........ cents per pound
.. PORK. .s-r ~
On foot gross not to exceed ii cents per pound
BY retail, ....,..........a 20 cents per pound.
Green Meat, hog round. at wholesas, not to t-- E
exceed "a con:s per pound
Green Meat, hog round, at retail. not to ex.
.26 cents pound
BACON
H ms and Sides. at Wholesale not to
ceed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cents per pound
Hams sides by RETAIL not to exceed cents per pound
Shoulders, at wholesale, -. Is cents per pound
Shoulders by relai :. -. 81 cents per pound. =
Lard, in tierces, -. % csuts per pound.
Lard, In kegs, ;. ....2s cents per pound.
Extra oubr Wholesale psr barrel.
super6ne. at wholesale, :. .....SA per barrel.
superfne, by the barrel ......$ SIS per barrel,
Fine, nj Wholesale, .. $50 ...... 81 per barrel.
Fine by the barrel, :. ......Sl2 per bar 81.
BREAD
First quality. ounces, per loaf OF cents
FIRST quality IA per loaf of lG
Second quality LOUNGES, per loaf of
Second quality IL ounces, per loaf Of 10 cents
RICE
At Wholesale not exceed N per pound
By retail, e. 90 .............. cents per pound
CORN. s-
By retail, ........... 20 per bushel
| -..g.4.. CORN MEAL" 81
Not to excstd. 50 per bushel
At Wholesale not to exceed
by RETAIL -.
HAY. OATS AND WHEAT. .., .7,4.
Western Hay not to exceed s65 per ton
Crab Grass, :. Observation-Disclosures. As per
Oats, ;. ..................$l rs per bushsl,
Wheat 7"H'4 ~. ................. 30 per bushel.
I sALT
Liverpool fine Wholesale IS per 100 weight.
I.verpoul hns. RETAIL ......7 cents per psund.
Liverpool coarse, Wholesale 81 per 100 weight.
Liverpool COARSE retail, ~. s cents per pound.
Packing salt, Wholesale, SO per 100 weight.
Packing salt, retail, -.. .... cents per pound.
Small retailers in LARD allowed advance
coed rs cent and small retailers In FLOUR 10
| P. soULE.
| II. NJ sPOFFORD,
scYPRIEH DUFOUR,
/ II. D. OGDEN
| N. TREPAGNTER
| New Orleans. March 30, 1862 w. ts" msl 2pst
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Gen. Walkers reported by the Savannah papers
danger s'G'e9 wy "
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Board of Provost nrarsnals.

New ORLEANS, March q, 1852.
The Traffic In Gold Silver against tho Notes of the Con-
federae States Of America Is hereby expressly Prohibited
Delnqucnts will DO visited by prompt AMI punish
msnt.
BY order of the Board,
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SCOTS CaUais.y Regiment.

NEW ORLEANS. March e. 1867.
Capt. KosCIUsco r. HYANS ise authorized to raiss
Company of Mounted Men. to be attached 10 my Regiment.
will supply snd all equipments except horses He will
report with his Company, Elk River Middle Times
see o at Gen, A. s. Johns.on's Headquarters.
]. s. SCOTT,
60 Colonel First Resin ent IIouisisns Cavalry.
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"aNted.s
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply to Capt. r. POWELL, Assistant Quarter1ester
g. A, opposite Lafayette Square, who will give fair srice
to those who with se will gratefully Thank in abe
Of the Confederacy, all good patriotic citizens who
will donate for the good of the soldier Of the above
arcles. Nail - g .-.-.. r.oe u-.. La
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Under the above auhozat ion am raising Company.
Until mustered into service memb received will
at Bus Cane PLANTATION Black River, Parish of Catahon
Communications addressed 10 there will be promptly
warded left at the Adin,snt q ais Office, New Orleans
or at No. l23 Common street %"R' s-.@Y
apps 2p2iaw2w g. h. X. H4AMS.
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ss1N:s sHIELps EpEornEcY FulrInIsp, - The
Columbus fsaardian says Gem Shields co,orn anasd
the Psinetso Regiment IN After tbe cam.
patgn hs pala a yisit to Columbia, and VA fetad
sapd seasted. 10 the course Of apeech IA ma s
rom ~ portico Of one of our hotels, aftep III.
plsadine the daring and sxoie deeds Il IN ~;
nsnt 10 said u Anbstance thu. Ia hoped HI sssr
he drew his sword against South Cs-eljnans M
arm might be severed from bis body. ~. T.s "
{ Af re battle near Winchester, shields.
Noundsd in the arms, and II had to be Ont Oh.
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OMctal-By the Governor.

Odictnl-By the Governor.
- HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA )
ADJUrAHr- GENERALs OFFICE,
ORDERS NO -497. 1"~' > - 49, :
All armed Volunteer Companies within the limits of the
seveai Brgades will be report to these Headqua.
tiers without delay. e '5+' ~ ia ,@@ '%77
SIS. 8st4ss g4- By order of S. e",E'ggt .esUl.-T
,,,..,s- - .. THOs. O. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in. Chief
NJ GRivor; Adju'ant and Inspector General. APT 2p3
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OFFICE OF THE FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGR PHI, !
-...- CITY Hail. New Orleans, March 49,, le62.
Notice is hereby given that the City Bells will continue
strike the hour of 8 P. NJ, until further notice o. ..
mo 2ptap5 t~.-. A. HEBERT, Superintendent.
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ssI iEAp NY saHANsAs correspondent Of the
Msiera Shield calls ntionstosa report Of geo.
1logicAI oissance Of tie State Of Arkansas,
na'ds " 3. p Owen II 1s5sss0, ID which he. says
,cns page u, - vein of lead had been
ossssd running from Pulaski county III 3 south
Ilsssasrn direction through Saline, Hot Springs,
nery, Pike ana Sewer counties, Il the II.
sdlan atioa, md that II has been worked IL pa.
lsski - SEWER counties The Ore Ii ricb. ana. il
csunty If yieIded Is pei cent. y. nearly AIN
:fonrths of The 10 lead, mixed With j
4 Rortion at aiiyer.~ ss & sss 81
III ne sanie writer seys there has been some COP
'sE 70 ffne also discovered Id the aaIne regions
~ these articles are used to make brass. Yalu.
S4els nAsfal deposits we're found ia Newton coun.
By sxsmiLing the report referred to soientiao
~ ~ learn the townships and sections named
s.asi eentasn mines which have been worked and
Ne ese tssted We suggest that the facts stated
ho looked into. Z - \
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Foreign .ysatt fs.0Ds .7ssu Orleans,
.... ez VIA 1AMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.


The undersigned suffering in with Others the
nconvehences OF blockade and with foreign
countries has. BY tho advice md approval of j. L. Ride
Postmaster New orleans taken ueasure4
abl*h at his expense, Monthly Mail between New
leans and The Mexican Of Tampieo with
regular British Mail Steamers touching thai port AusneS
de Mesgrgney anti r. Mazard highly recommended BY New
Orleans merchants have heen appointed and duly qualified
mall carriers Postmaster. for this The
consisting of l23 letters left this city the Josh instant
charge OF Mr. Mesggnsy. The second mail will
9th OF November, pIoximo O'Clock r NJ, ard
New Orleans morning. The third mail will leave
Orleans the 10th Of December and subsequently
proper arrangement be made the regular times
lbe the 10th and 25h s.ch making seul
monthly mHii " 't' T''757'" v - @7""- '-'r'-~''
Tar6 Of Charges ouqofny Letters including Confederate
Single Letters, half less douple and multiple
in proportion:
40 %
To Island of Cuba. ...r............-.-........O
To other West indies ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5
10 Europe ..............'................f 90
Letters from abroad received through
The foreign Postage such Letters be prepaid
pco and they be endorsed By the West India Mail
Tampico, of Postmaster at Mataruorss."
- ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans, Oct. Is, 1861 No. l6 Cus,ombousss at.
Post-Ofice Notice..
Thefoegone project Foreign Mali is fully entitled to
public confidence. Antonio Costa Esq., New Orleans
chant OF responsibility He Ills
of New Orleans for this last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Ma be enclosed along with the
required tariff above outer en- ss,ope
dressed CosaS Foreign Mai Postmaster New Or
leans"
The Confederate Postage to this office be prepaid.
J. L. RIDDELI, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October is, 1861. . dig apf
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Confederate states OF America.

H 2HEAouARTERs DEPARTMENT No. I, y
= ~ sD ES TT a. New Orleans, April 7, 1882
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 7sl sf=lst - . 7,,ts IA
..tf. - r.. y 49,. %5-,-* .a#.,
A1&1-All persons employed at the c. s. Arsenal as
chanos and lahore having exemptions from military ~
signed by Capt Richard Lambert, c. s. A., Comm 4ndng
Arsenal are hereby exempt from such service.
49, - as&
@- +-,r' By.columand Of Major General LOWELL.
j. G. PICKETT. Assistant Adju General. APPS 2e6t
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Small retailers in LARD allowed advance
coed rs per and small FLOUR per cent
P. soULE,
II. II. SPOFFORD,
cYPRIEE DUFOUR,
II. D. OGDEN,
N. TREPAGNIER.
New Orleans March 30 1862 '.- s+Frr msl 2pst
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We will acknowledge promptly he receipt Of each ORDER
and will them the herein indicated with the
least pos sibe delay. ..... .. -..
We purchasing Wool free Of hurs from 80 to 45 cents
pound for which WIN pay cs.h, gie goods In
change 1T The prices above stated. .-'- I'd.
s. NJ. HART & CO., Agents.
' ap4 2pl0t
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To tho Public.

.,4.. BY command of MsjorGeneral LOWELL
ED. A. PALFREY, Major and A. A. G. MA 2n1q
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The following the amended tariff by which Ia to be
lated from the date hereof until otherwise ordered the snle of
the articles therein mentioned
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spisns haye been defeated ~ sudden xosip. In
proionging H. indefinitely, III win be
iidcoverad VI be the agency, u one Of tie ager-
cies, by which The war 4 ID b. cloaed. when our
s1snies discover that, not ii yalor only, but in
Nfatsgy, IN preparation, in all the details Of
stftetly military opera TONS We are more than
then masch, they viii probably make haste 70
nom contest IN which success il discovered
~ be Impossible snd more Of the cypress than
laurel ts 70 be gathered ~ I'D tinlance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-22

In pursuance OF the proclamation Of the President
Of the Confederate States, Thursday last was ebserv-
cd "a \ day CT Thanksgiving and Prayer to Almighty
Ged, fer His manifold mercies tons as 0 people. and
for the signal success with which He has crowned
eur arms, in our struggles to repsl invasion and sub
'~iuRaiioa and fer the establishment Of our Govern
mental Independence. The day was very generally
observed In this city-sl business was suspended,
Divine Service was held In the various Churches. and
Shs sHt.re comm unity seemed to be religiously i'm
presssd with gratitude to God for the marvellous de-
llvsrancslHe has wrought cut for US.
We had the pleasure Of hearing the Sermon deliver.
I'd by Rev. John 8. Long, Pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal C~hurcA-whiCh, as a Pulpit effort ON such
an occasion we have never heard surpassed. 1t was
seplets with fsrvid piety. lofty patriotism and stri-
king analogy between the struggles ofths Southern
people to resist oppreafsn aud those of the ancient
chosen people OF God, and His delivery efthem from
the hands OF their enemies. Its publication and cir
ealation would be of essential service to the cause.