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FINANCIAL AND cot.MERclAL.
TUESDAY. Dec. al-Sf. NJ.

TUESDAY, Dec. 81 Sf. NJ.
A balk meeting was held this morning, with
view Of restoring order IN the affairs Of the banks
Yerylittle was effected. II seems that several Of
the banks claim that the suspension of specie pay
ments of itself cancelled the agreement Of eaua
yaton,n which was entered into in August last,
when the banks began to lend money TO govern
ment, and decline 10 advance any more specie to
the common fund. Other banks insist that this is
unfair, and that the equalization should, at al
events, be made for Monday. 1t is a very pretty
quarrel ms il stands. Some Of the banks continue
to purport TO pay specie; but it is not good for de-
positors TO ask ict any il they should see any pros
pect of needing favors hereafter. Practically the
suspension is general. If, after day or two, the
City Bank or Bank of America persevere IN an &C.
centric course, we presume that their deposi.ors
viii risk everything, and carry their gold over to
the brokers for sale,
The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports, exclusive OF SPECIE from New York TO
foreign ports for the week ending December 81,
and since January Il
For the week. ... 81 ,5i3,ls2 2,294, ,eo1 2,ol9,o9e
tro r,.a1,, q
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Miscellaneous.

AnFRicAS LIoyDsrhe suppe for Jan TO ~ above
valuable work has been received from publishers This
Nc Ia the most important OF any yet issued.
SUR ELrALEr CREXtry tof Portlana) Cutter from AM
WEIR Akyab before reported pnt into Bryhnm nie
owing tho between the Southern Northern States
of Amer was being sailed the Soman of Hrnburg
irOm whn port She vas bound In ballast for Akyab She
arrived ~ TCrb1y Wednesday morning at three O'Clock
on re As as she In sight OF BrNham he rIn
oi ro was raised Two hshing snacks went her,
with their help she into Elbury Cove whittier the
coast eusdr repaired Failing 90 eknguish the fire she
Of the Br the FIRE engine brought to her
asss ance. 1t was placed BOARD the Harbor Commits
siOners barge, and brought bear upon the fire. IL
was extremely difficult TO get 10 the fire, which was
conhned to tn after part OF the ship the cabin stores
sails, ropes, Ac all OF which destroyed. not
until three o'clock IN the afternoon that re sudued
The cause OF the hre IL unknown anoa
the most current being that wilfuy done THIS
ship first discovered 70 be Monday night AT
bslfpa seven O'Clock just on the Bolt Head when the
master bore up and arrived In ToTbay as before stated
Captain Cutters wife is with him
sur ZSeAR. from Hong Kong for shanehae before re-.
repor ell put back TO X sailed Sept "a (has been
ain port Oct 10 and experienced very heavy wea.
thei. villa heavy seas blowing succession Of gales from
month % east spt sas tore out
DIT snd other damage On he 18th OF October In ia 81
north. long ~ east niernd heavy ~ nh6pn com
nIenoug AZ north aid tr rims hy h Ncstwar south IA
ronetct down % $3.50, r04fdo IS bow from AN t
6P with terrific violence With tremendous sea. 800
Lein,op all ebert parted blowing Glow oYt of
sail impossible ~ snt strh p canvass; several sails bey
pieces out Of hes sses ahou n joaby Ashed lost fore
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canadian -four In good demand and prices better
with sales Of about 100 bbls closing within the range
OF the above quotations Southern -four active
and Armer with Of 500 bbs at cur figures RIVE
-four steady at quotations with sales Of 100 bbls
Corn meal steady at figures with saies Of 2oo
bbls Of Jersey aud Brandywne Wheat was held at a
decided advance wnich tended TO check sale. prima
white was wanted FOR milling, and scarce and held
above The OF buyers. The tions embraced
about IS 900 bushels at 81 45 for white Indiana 80
red western 81 AZ IL ID for Long Island 81 IS for
western. 81 "A for amber iowa 81 40 FOR xed West
81 32 for Milwaukee club al ~ 81 % for
good Chicago spring Corn was hr, bat less active. The
embraced about 20 600 bushels Csc for common
gxed. and 66c. for shipping lots Of do for export Rye
was irmer with sales Of $4,000 bushels, heny at ssc
for state Barley firmly held, with sales of 3 900
bushels at T5c. for State and 73c for common Canada
East Oats 6rnicr at Ale 42c for Canadian and
Western. and 42c. s3c for state
t0FffE--Ihe market ia Lrm. while sales were Uni
portant
Corros.--The market was drmer with fair demand,
while the embraced about 700 bales ccs ug at SIC
a 3Sc for middiirg uplands.
FaKGHrz were steady With moderate engagements To
Liverpool 500 bushels Of taken cd In bulk
cheese at 31s Cd, 800 bbls -four at 2s I'D
~ Cd, 800 tcrces lard at 2ss and $50 packages by
foreign vessel Of lard ard bacon ais a 3Ts Cd and
600 boxes cheese at 49, Glasgow 900 bbs our al 3s
Rates Havre steady at Ise. for wheat and zoe
for -four.
HAY.--The market WEE firm and prices we're sus.
taned mainly by the government, with saes for
shipment NJ 7hc SOC. and FOR CITY use at toc $50
MoiAers va steady while saee limited The
stock compr scd $500 hhis Cuba 074 do Porto Rico,
and 63l %. cayed and I .gG3 bbls.
NAvM STORES were without important change, while
GALES we're limited.
pEo-rsovs PORK wss heavv wilhou, 1.able chingc
however, in prices. Tie tr1nsactious praced about
100 hbs n los. at s2 asl2 ~ loy p. aud new mess
fl3 25 sl3 10 FOR prime mcss and ~ ~ 80 Tor prime
Bee vas ocye AMI irner with sales Of 900 bills ut
g3 70 Sl4 for extra mess and plain mess. al 81 80
x2. Terce beef was steady aud 10 fair lemsnd with
sae Of 10 tefces At s2i whc india held Al
S3c. Bacon was loss bu0ysnt, While fair demand
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Srsasst Win m,raia,opr.1I and bowsp
Yards rudder head &e started hose Ieons opening
water sss Hssr sF rais on Sos &
ns he modeishs s' but very heaSy sea- day da
p s eol deal @ y 1sa water ot ssaS Is iGT as r. ooP
Hong P kSSs
ssF Ts.sA a. I,,tsg dated Hong Kong o. 81 states that
sno i.:.- va 'y-.. "-.,. e.ee' al N0"cA~""s
N''' .cr FROM ul Moa%en afo foF Faaoats which
.asra saky Oct ~ was splG be s1r mate
me srcephalos
v,gALE snP POLAR STAR before reported wrecked was
n ss az a 1 Ss sSs T M a ana went n
They endeavorc get her ocut away the as TO
s sr s f f. 1s s ss
her and the captain with his Officers ,s and crew.
ship both vessels went shore and succeeded
Mr wilson he Polar Star with his boats
went Tarysh ssy thsn 70 Land 4 small
hands were drowned Ihe natives were on tie at the
time but could render them assistance After hearng
only EsSsI; a,S'sn
bus Island The following s List Of the boat
n. s sw f sd~al
seaman, Oh ROBERT N OlDsoni btaiuan Va Lo"-
ell, Mass.
n % a r ps
and her assistance but she OF before ne
reached her. although he enough that she ha
mot be
BARK LUCY FRANCES Jones' from Havana for Portland,
pn night Dec % with loss of
She had been within is miles Of Cape Elizabeth but was
blown OF.
BARK DAVID WILSON, Of and from Philadelphia for no
Japero condemned at ST Thomas and sold at auction
the 9th inst The hull brought 81 S0 the materials, g'
gng &c, some $500 or $500 more.
BARK INaAN tof Boson) Ward left Shanghae Ang 20 Tor
Nagasak Japan Circular OF Oct "a says supposed
she had foundered in late yphoon letter from Foochow
dated ~ however that the Inman at entsn
WHALING BARK CoRIoLANus of Mystic, which put into
Manrns leaky in October has been condemned and solo
The huh spars sold for $1,000 and the ggng sails DC
for 5000
BRte LIzzE GARDNER hence for Antigua, sprung aleak
Nov IL and the officers and taken board bra
Iceni Foster Barbados, at st Johns NE Dec in la
d 2S Ion 81 lS The sunk about two hours after being
soandoned.
BRIG SyNx-The following has been sent to the Commits
soners of Board OF Works Nova BRIG
sunk this morning about O'Clock about mile NV oil the
lighthouse about four feet of her mass all hands
lost II is blowing hard that cannot get OF from
the wind NV. boat shore but there Is nc
her On, barrel of our shore, WI ch was
marked Northern Light stores" Yours respectfully
GEOist;E MCKAY.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l. 1862.

existed, with sas OF 0oO ooxes al o,sc for western
Comberapd at 6lc exc. for Western long rib, and
Sc FOR city short clear Lard less buoyant, whle
sales eached 500 bbs st sc. s3Sc. Hc.-ths later
cgure for choice Dressed bngs selling at age
FOR Western and a4Ac tsF city. Batter was steady
NOD Gales far.
Rs< Sales OF 200 bags Of Rargoon, 10 errve, p 81
450 bags@ ~ unelesnet bengal at 41ss., cash. IN oona
Mess f. aeae o sullivan Co. give the icowng iaole
Of stockl s casks Carolina 1857 bags csso hSss sss
India, 4t6S baSs nnceaned East India, aganat ~o|
casks Carolina o bag East India time year
SUGARS The market Arm, with sales OF 200 hhds
TIC sfock ON isi OF lasharY Xas as folloWA-
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The following table will compare the prices on
the last dnv of lsGn and lSGl.-

BY the Asia. at Halifax, We have savccs from
London to the zlst inst, inclusive. Consos closed
on that day at oo]s sO1s. being an advance OF !.
IN the day previous. Illinois Central shares were
quoted at 80 a 80 discount, and Erie at "A 2j per
cent discount. The Asia brings e. 200 in specie
The sales of cotton for the week ending the even.
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ing Of The l9.a inst were as eco bales, and w TIE
2Gth and 2ls. $4,000 bales were sold. The W, ~h
opened with decline Of "a. per pound, which was
subsequently fully recovered, and the market
closed firmly on the latest day. Bfeadstuffs were
all slightly lower on the 20th bu. on the 2Ist -four
was noticed as tending upward.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r.
AsHrs-The market was frm, and sales limited at s..
BRE1pnrus-Flour-Tte market frmer for State
and Western brands with good export demand and the
heher gradee also hrmer Some descriptions
sod advaroe Of &C. per bbL The sales footed up
about 600 bbs closing within the range Of tho fol
xinc
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRANDRETiIs PILLS
Is Wslc they extreme are equally adapted for
every disease The simplest nalady often the beginning
ri thc severest sickness IT sick, them Sup
yor child costvc and out Of
ralv Give one, three: II no improvement takes
piare continue the pills Ten twenty won't hurt the
child but not being used your child may die.
n Is the doubtful the tmid that suffer In sickness die
have tedious time while the courageous and bold take
rood dose Of Pills and get well at once.
Whle you are in pain debility In any way not In
possession Of health andrehs Pills They viii resors
Won, because they have affinity for the
' SUBJECT MATrEE or DISEASE
and 1t from the body. No man appreciate
the sufficiently until he has tried them. Their merits
pass ali euogy and used to te properly valued
Sold at 2s Canal street and No Union square, and By
respectable dealers.
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No THE NERVOUS or BOTIl SEx ,s.-A RETIRE
clergyman having been t'eio 20 health in few days
ate t"ais great n'rvOu, suffering, In willing to
ist liher- y .tnAt- trr' ire Sc Tie of se
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Sh-shir Yorick San Fruncscl; barks Lvngvcr fNorw)
Queen town Pa tsp), Barcelona; Lampightrf, Dcma
6rl Watson, taguayra; Avosett, tBr), Hansania:
Ho1yhock (Brl ~ Johns NJ; Gem (Br) HalifaN Storm
Nymph Br), Liverpool, Ms schr Abby Bra Eett Aspn.
wall
WIND dur nc the day wSw 10 Sw.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-21
BOHEMIAN
SECOND LETTER.
THE BATTLE OF SATURDAY.


RicHnosp, June I'd, 1862
The heavy storm Of Friday a,Eht which men.
toned IN my last. VA supposed 10 have swollen
the Che kahominy 20 that II would be impossible
lot the Yankees To crcs- IT, Relying too much
upon this. our troops were astooshed 10 meet q
force Of near sixty thousand men headed by Nc.
tlelian m person, when only two divisions we're
anticipated Notwithstanding tho heavy odds,
the enemy wiz driven back and up 10 this NOR
ning Ne hold their earth~orks and portion Of the
battlefield.
Saturday the great battle commenced by shell.
ing At long ranQe, along the line from Mechanic.
VILE 10 bottoms bridge. on the Williamsburg
road. This Wis the point at which the enemy was
concentrated close by the YORK River Railroad
where they had thrown mp entycnc hments during
the terrific storm of Friday night Ia the evening
oar forces marched down to attack them. and
found several hastily constructed iortihcet!ons
fellcd trees piles n hnshwood and other shelters
behind which the Yankees were posted. After a
-kirmish with mnrketry and cannon. Con. nm
who commanded the advance. ordered a charge
which wa- CALAMITY made By the 9th Virginia. 5th
south Carolina. and the ID Florida The point,
was carried but with fearful loss Pushing np
the victory the Yankees were driven back from al
Their Qualifications. leaving Ia our hands their
camps sixteen pieces nf artillery aud a vas, qneu
tity ot stores, Finding i,impn-=iblc TO regain the
ilald Hank movement was attempted higher up
the stream bat there they were met b, Gen.
Nmitbs division the tdvlnc" being occupied by
Gen Whiting brigade N The ith Alabans 9th
North Carolina llth and ID Mississippi The i,h
Alabama again won great pral@c by their bravery
aud daring, Gen. Aagruder nrt iefy was also
very efficient. At the sane time llampton's IL
gion, the lGth North Carolina aud tn. 20 INSISTS.
sippi, under Colonel wade Hampton acting Brig.
adler. attempted 10 charge y battery but finding
The force Ia" strong against them. fell back The
loss here wa comparatively slight, the officers
bearing iasRc proportion oi the -lain.
The enemy forced b. act On III. defensive at this
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From the Ml.-issipplan Extra
GREAT BATTLE AT MEMPHIS
II r. MoCULLOCH
RrIg Gen : + 4.

June :. d +. NJ "A Between % aud 8 l YI,.k FsI.
dos morning the jcff Thompson commanded ~
capt Burke. made the attack on the Yankee gul.
bnats at the point above Memphis the Col i0v
ell, Captain pcu,uy. l1lluatd then the sampler.
Capt Wallace lamb then ,he BcNrceam Capt.
Huu the Rebel being the flag mp .hr plyed
among our ship. giving the command. ut tom
Montgomery. The gunbolt Gen, Price accord.
ing g. orier- remained Ia the bend ucluw, The
ten tFa Is, with the above boats comprised all
the Confederate fleet
The Beuton $, Louis Louisville Cairo. and
four 0unbaats the Queen Of the West Monarch
Lancaster Dick Fuller Aicck scott. aud two more
rams and -iN ilgbjais aud . number OF trans
ports Of tronps, composed the Naakeo fleet
Sc opened fire IN the enemy and aftcf tx.
changing some % shots the ram Queen OF the
West attempted 20 rnu into the Thompson hu,
missing struck the Lowell amlships which sunk
out Of sight 10 about ten minutes The Sumpter
struck the Queen uf the West before she could cx
trieate herself from the lowell. entirely destroy.
ing her when she sent 10 the bank. The Federal
ram Monarch then made a pass az the flagship
iiule Rebel. which she ciuded and the Monarch
pi.scd on, striking the Thompson. The Rcbc
was then attacked by the shot oi the Benton com
plctely rdiliag her. Here the engagement he
came gontia.. And the Rebel was making for the
Am ansa- shore owing :" the injury received to
her engines, when the ram Monarch struck her
and she went under
The battle lasted " minutes when the Van Dorm
aud the Bragg started down the stream, it being
usclcs TO contend against such overwhelming
odd.
There we're no troop, IN memphis at the time Of
the engagement.
The beaar,ga,d aud Price we're both disabled.
Grenada 1uns ith-An Appeal reporter VT
messed the destruction d the Montgomery fre, In
iron, Of the c,ty yesterday by Commodore pavis's
fleet Of Yankee sanboats and rams.
The hght WAS stahborny contested it ended m
the com pstr destruction 81 our boats
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THE SUNDAYS BATTLE.

During the night Gen. lilger- Division Va.
brought apou the field Ia readiness Tor engagement
he the morning About daylight the Yankees
Nerc reported advancing be- large force with the
supposed object OF nccaptuuu, the battlefield OF
the day previous Before proper reconnaissance
had been made ten H ordered Cen Malone.
Brigade - take position along the -h't ni an oak
forest whi-h guarded The approach. They found
the Yankee ambuscsGrd zoo the woods AID .lmls,
before q line could b. lUuned received murl.rou-
irc from the thl,ket The nc va. returned with
great spirit 10y tbs 30 AlsbAma the 18Th and 9th
Virginia and after hot tire vt ~ hour our force
was IN an open h.d with nothing t1 protect them
from the furious IRE, In ~. rhai ge the gallant
Col, lomaN. a gifted aud h,gh minded gentleman
a brave aud efficient oliver nohlrmau by nature.
deU aud cherished friend Oi the writer fell shot
through the body. lie fell instantly and died
without mumur He fel leading on HI. men
and, a. 5 brave QGcer should at the head OF nv.
regiment AZ this Juncturc our artillery came
int l1y and the Lynchbufg battery. commanded
hy Capt. james bearing id most excellent ser
vice. He entered the fight with thirty four can.
nonicrs and lost nineteen. Bet.een thirty and
iruy horses were disabled,
The hottest pnr, of the hight was about O clock
IN the evening when bearings and Carter. bat
terry we've in action. These were supported hy the
ld Alshama 18th and l,t Virginia 18th and 5tp
south Carolina. aud 18th Mssis-iIvi and other
regiments y hos" names was unable 10 discover
Although firmly eutfrnehed the Yankees began to
move and Nee closely followed up until the
whole were posted some distance in the rear on
the Williamsburg rad.
our men occupied their late position capturing
again the camp OF the enemy, with any qsan,ity
OF fruit, lemons. Sr.. wines, clothing, inIske,s
and reeiincntai stores.
About three O'Clock 10 the evs ning another flank
movement WIS attempted. and portion Ut tns
force recently engaged was drawn of ~ meet "
This gave ri-e 10 the rrpoft that We were falling
back and caused a stampede among the citizen.
erca, numbers of whom bad been on the Held t.
bring of the wounded Al tbs time went over
10 the barricade occupied by TOE al Alabama 20
gain II possible list Of IT, ot-uaties. | found
Major Forsyth, who began ~ name over those Ia
his memory Besides Col lsmaN. Ada ant John.
stpn. Capt. Mays and Lieutenant james Bnosn
scre> Killed. aud Capt Ready Capt Robin.
son, and Lleu,onant- Withcrsp on, Gordon and
Partridge vera wounded Al that moment we
we're interrupted by the report that the enemy
we're again advancing. and had no other oppor
tInIiy OF conversation with The Major. shah 60
out again today and hope 20 be able 10 telegraph
you complete list Of casualties.
Although drawn mp N line OF battle the hgh'
was not renewed at shutdown when lett the tel T.
BOHEMIAN
n, F..f d. l.f -
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YANXEEs FIND OUT TIE SPIRIT 0f Tus
SOUTHERN PEOPLE

A letter Irsm GeH +, tlas.i tIrd'1l % se
at Huntsville. Alabama. '' ilc l.H. .nutlu li"'
says
try are the most rampant tHt III. Iti- ~c'U 'sl"tI
have ever met with. They Ei,. hAtdN lelE '.
an oiiircr when they meet hun, h1t lg"t s'trwsI
lest they might iul,l hit" YANKEE i'tatN.
matter what the uatru, creed 1I tai7f p. H'.
II be- Is tor the uGion be- ist ! snker I'' 'h.
save the mark -ate nose siraa'. t'isr Ai
rampant than tie ucn.
All instance : lrw days aFf No 20
af the .cuih Ohm. seeing .Fp women "N ..
supposed 90 BE- ladies, sutef 2arI}sFF fl'hH '.
4 difficult o. Gloss stepped CALAMITY i.fNa'H
et...o the door when one Of tue t-fufas snl- f.
'1fth her hasd AM pushed The do.> uI'rt s'o'e-..
The Major looked most crest iaiten 'Hf tfHlIr
and after - pause sAid "EScast ne A.latlt s.#
yef, istiios This brought cfm.oh - &c -At'tr
II The .ra devil bat she 'sid nothing
Au1thrf correspondent Whiting irom DoIg'hu4
Tb.. p,Se, .. rat,on. rancid with ttcs.". .rI
tod 10 !. regarded a. the siauuch'.t ~ -'l 8 on
uou u 90, state Very lsel, 1t b. qai''r ,.
Nashville not 81 tnsnent uf - CANDID N1i H'
.tiu waters are tunriag mighty deep Las ID.
A clever -Yhterfanean scheme wa -qusithtl N'
our yi..ilAnt provost He sad o. ne az ulie
Their very Stiffness botrnys then, ] u h' .
tti. game Tonight And he DID Certain %
temru 10 jeans are evidently riayns W"
hand. % certain eRystfy IN IL. distance t'
.4uG rlI. beat Al eight, passed the gaafi'
the provost who inquired loaded zap on
Keen Your oyes open No man passe- W '''
the rauUierslzu 90 man passes Sihna' we
tsrtigr- uu man DO yuu undcr-lind
Aye aye sig
ia, gould tave been a night Of hood '- rnrs
H. ho .luly bat tor the alert provost Iht{ -
h4ye sruied upon "a were 20 hase been W 70.
away and su IN, and 40 on Two hat sn.s t'l
wer, captured W coucesfaeni Al the 'oafi h,use
g1f. 10 Ea It frXulanttyu told Hug NFuufit t'rf
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HEADQUARTERS. Tyler, Texas,
June 9Th iI,l

- June Wh itbl. {
TO TIE M,hfary Oeieos Of The Confederate STATE,
the state Of TsTa. and tie Ca,s.n. Of n, ,ap.
IN The E0sfs,n portion of The S:.-fs
From Information obtained throsgh different
sources, u Is evident that the enemy now in no..
srssion Of New Orleans, are making extraordinary
efforts to open trade with oar people FOR the puf
pose 81 obtaining -uppe~ for their own army un.
der the false pretex' Of humanity to the suffering
poor Of that city. and that some Of our citizens
are co operating with them In these efforts. some
doubtless with desire TO relieve the poor and
suffering OF New Orleans and other. from desire
OF gam. Christian charity would excuse ibe first
but certainly condemn tue latter, and SELF prescr
vntion requires immediate action 60 dssppo.nt
both brst. because the produce that h.a gone to
New Orleans has been nsed FOR the Federal army
instead VI our own people second, because We
cannot have any guarantee that IL would not lie
done In future and thirdly because the opening
Of trade with that market through the Yankee
channel proposed must tend ~ demoralifc our
people and weaken our prospects Of ultimate sue.
cess IN establishing oar independence. Under this
view OF the case We must stop all trade with that
place while II Is N the hands Of the enemy even
II II has 10 h. donc at the sacrifice Of some Il
eur friends. The good ~ the country requires Il
and the few comparatively tina, suffer by IL must
yield T. tue stern demands Of Necessity
Coffee. aud perhaps other articles have been
sent up as far ~ Alexandra By the Yankees to
sell 70 our people ., cheap rate, IN order 70 In.
hls country .bo"Ia s~rept m, nroe,,,S s,,'', ,,
spurn Il with contempt aud show the Yankees
bonyht Win ,,..b ana 81, a.. Iii IT, II
,nai., ana No.. ..,h., - - -.
by Inc rnnsen, NJ cn,,,,1ol ''''' '''' "''' ~
wa have ~, s,e,n 81. ,,, y,,.,
ri ,brp1gb ,yk,raa ,,ltie 81, az ,h.,,i,.,L
invasion On our coast, W. have an army in the
snupii,s fnr i'm, ,,g,,a..
Therefore r,li NM "a. ., ~ "a.
Conlei.r,te sts,e. and n, st,,, ~ ~. ',l
the citizens of ,hr n.,srn p,,,,oe -, ne -ta,a
friendly 10 epr eanse IA ,ak tho n.c,.sst, 30.
at oncs To preyen, .npnies f,oe' CONC ~ NJ. 4,
leans, and bay, tb,ro retained ~ ~. 49,, - ,9,