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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-15
RESOLUTIONS Adopted by the Con tcAtios o.
Legal Women lately held ut MA>catine.

WHEREAS, Evil and u.sisnirg men
have instIgated and organized formids.
BILE rebellion, for the purpose of ovef.
throwing the Government established by
our Fathers, and trampliug under foot
our constitutional liberties, which afs
dearer to US than cur lives; aud
Whereas, They have disregarded al
the tender relations Of common broth.
crhood, and msssing thei, forces By
thousands. have imbrued their hands in
the life's blood Of cur fathers, husbands,
sons, and brothers, and
Where's, There are many persons IN
our midst rho have been nurtured and
enriched BY the Government and are now
enjoying cur free institutions and tho
protection of our flag, but wi are 10 syn.
pathy with armed traitors in their efforts
to destroy the Federal Union; now the's-
fore
Resolved, That we favor a most Wig
olous prosecution Of war measures for tho
suppression Of the rebellion, and that ~
have no sympathy for traitors at home OF
abroad, bnt utterly contemn all who sre
Influenced by sentiments OF disloysI,y 0,
by feelings Of cowardiee, or Of selt-io,e-
rest withhold their support from the
Government and their sympathles from
our brave soldiers in the field; and
Whereas, Thousands Of our best citi-
Sens have nob!y responded to the call Of
the Government for men, and are now
encounterlng the hardships and perils Of
military life in TIE nalarious districts Of
land; and,
Whereas, Thousands who have taken
up arms in defence of our homes and our
Tree institutions are languish,ng in hos.
pitfalls from wounds received on ,he k,..
tlefeld, or from diseases induced ;, h,,d.
ships and deprivations in camp or on the
march, and,
Whereas, Many noble and true nat
riots have poured out their life's blood
on the altar of our country in defen.e Of
civil liberty, leaving their helpless to on,
care, now, therefore,
Resolved, That we extand to our brave
soldiers 10 the field our cordial supnort
and wsrmest sympathies, with the sesu.
rance that we will follow them "a al their
"anderlngs with our most ardent prayers,
and that We will 'deyou,ly pray fos N
honorable settlement of all our os,ionsl
d'fhcult'es, and speedy and permanent
peace; and, further
Resolved, Tha! We extend to or SOL
dlers in hospitals our deepest and ten der.
est sympathies, and that we will contrib.
ute to their comfort in every possible
way; and that We will use our utmost en-.
beavers to increase the supply and secure
a-fa,thfuI application of sanitary stores,
reading matter and such other supplies
as will add to the comfort and lessen their
sufferings; and, further
| Resoloed, That We deeply sym pstbiss
With the widows and orphan children Of
the brave men who have fallen in tho do.
tense Of the Government, and that W
WI! extend to them such aid as We msy
and. further
Resolved, That we will establish m
Asylum for the orphan children who have
been made fatherless BY this war.
Unanimously adopted and sent With
greeting to our soldiers in the Sslds and
hospitals.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-15

We have later advices from tho al.
vance of Gen. Shermau's army. Oos
week ago to day it was near Tuscunnbi,.
Ala, about 65 miles east Of Coriu,h. Il
has, ere this, undoubtedly passed Dec.
tur, and is within supporting distance Of
Rosecrans.
This army consists of the entire 18th
Army Corps, the right wing Of the 18th
Army Corps, and the seventh division Of
the 18th Army Corps making 10 on 4
considerable army of Western ve,er,n
troops, under the command Of 4 ve,e,,.
General.
These troops, with those from the Pa.
tomac, already a, Chattanooga, will swell
Kosecrans' command to at least loo OOf
mcn.- Chi journal. 12h.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

Returns from Pennsylvania indicate
that Curtin will surely be elected.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

LEI ne ArFLlGl ED nEAU!
And Learn that a perfect and radical euro is' warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy ~thupgllta, de-
precision Of spirits, distress and anguish VI nlind, !oss OF
sleep, loss pImemory, loss OF energy n"i mr3r'ilar power,
tuny growth, wasting away, and : want Of :. Sfpi'Hcc in
thcmsclvcs, ftinting file, cuuNalsive trolblinEA hippo
kncC and disgust OF lifc.. - "
HEAR WHAT THE sIERICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require to he tod The nature q yonr
disease - the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN docs
not. His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
J him to lOscribo the diseases without any inIprluHion from
the patient, to explain lis. Original cau4e, md to sharantec
|. Its cure. And, what is more valuable stir, No wilihoacstly
and frankly tell whether you eau lie ouird ar nsts All
/ his communications anil interviews Ore strictly private
and confidential .-NeiiulJ onrnll. 80
The Botanic RGmrdiCi Of Dr.. Raphael. the English Rn-
tsnic ,Physcian, never failed yet 10 make perfect rsdi-
chi, and permanent rutc of hLL PRIVATE, SECltET,
AND vESEREAL DISEASES, without thd uee d6.Mer-
'eury witlnut hindrrpsq4 hOha business, AID without
sfsariof discovery " expqsuge, ~ deadly pOisQns, such
as arsenic, NIX romica, opium, or any tther poIons.
No mercury nor any deadly Misunderstanding batpurrly
Vegetable Botanical Frmrdics are used by this wonderful
I Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet failed
| tochra the most obstinate md tho AnVsi ~dRngerans cases,
and to remove az mercury ana vihrr impurities frvIl the
! system ghen al otler, Remedies lad kilei. Medical
JOHrIdl. '"' ''' tNa
COOP NEWS FOR sfSGLE NEN 'eaYFEMPLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what tho Bati0lbrrl cbrrrs-
pondent Of the 0ddeuow. Toonsbovs,, Maryland, eSid On
Thursday, the 3lstOt Man, lSAs,.-
Numerous cures Of d%fi'seassc5s1 tSaissi iy early insd,crc-
tion,haying been TcIGprmcd'by thu FugHslf botanic Phy-
stefan, trcl II my duty, having a knowledge of them, In
- state the fact3 bette, ihg that inslbiur 20 h,sy N a sery.
Ice to the suffering. One case in larticular-that of a
young man in ibis! eity--is. vetIye u ,pptssvIllc had
become the vieLkl o. hlbit, the mGc anisiGn T. which
causes u shudaetAEnd after SiOrsh suffering and doctor
ipg, gareiIp VI lapes n. ~rsSpyer,y,- " wished to marry,
and was dearly bcNycd BY H. sSett atgiSIas ever li.pci
words Of affection, but he was fearful, nervous. and pros.
tratcd. lie dared not we'd on account Of tho shattered
state Of his system. lie sought relief nj the h1nds et the
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing rs it may seem, all
the bloom ana NiSorYt yelltll has returned, and lie il
now the happy father OF a frtr Of bright bows
Any who IRE sunerlhs, no matter what their compliin,.
can call on the Botanic P!luician confdrutialIy. They
may ply upon Ireiirt z HIP office j. Pt No. 80 EAST
tlbNh let. SySamoreSt. and iretdway, UINcINNAII.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
TO C0nSunptic.s.

Ths advertiser, having been restored to
hcal'h in a few wsels, by very simple ren
eds, sHerls.'ing suffered several years With
a s;vrra lurr afeciicr, ard that Grcsd dis
ease, Consunption-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow.,ussrers the MEAS o.
cutie. Hn IhrI .in.4.g
To all who d,s;rs i, he will send . cepy
of de- rrtctf ton t2e6( hcet]of CHARGE
Nth the directions for preparing aud using
lie psn>s, w':;ch they will find a sure cure
or CONSUMPTION, Aa!hmo, Bronchitis, &o.-
The only object of the advertiser in sending
tic pre- 'crip:;on is to boa.it the afflicted
and pr information which he conceive
tn b. Invaluable, and h. hopes every sulFers
will try H. remedy, asst will cost thon moth
ng, and may prove a Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, liev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Dsli-3a williamsburg.
Kings county, New York.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
AZ RS
Cure,
rox rng sreNnY crnz OF


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and ASue,
tenaittent Fever, Chin Fever, Dumb
Axue, PsrIOdIcr! Headache or HilIons
Urndhche, PnG Bilious Fcve7S, inGc"d
for the Who'll class OF GiSeugcs oriEinat-
Ing Ia hillary drrR"gsrRcnt, caused by
the MSIaria OF H~insfnh.ic countries.
We are enabled here to oIrr Tie community q
remedy, ahich, while il enrcs the above complaints
With, evltsjnly, IL sill perfectly harmless in sny
| quantity. Such I remedy is Invaluable in districts
whore these affecting Ii orders prevail. his
"CCRg" eSp.l7 The miasinatir poison of FEVER
AND AGrE franz thr system, rnd prevents the de-
veloDrcnt OF lie d:reas". il takcn Oh the first APP
proH"s of it' prcmow;iorr symptoms, ltisnos only
the best rrmcGy ever yet LiSc"'crcd for this class
Of complaints, 'nt also the chcnpc't. The large
quantity we supply for \ dollar lringai it within the
feAeh Of every bad =; utidin lnl0RS districts; wlIere
Fgvgq AND A: / prevails, every body Fhorld
have i, andu.e it freely bath ~fnr,eire and protcc-
ton. Agreat superiority Of ilia remedy ever any
other ever discovered ir the speedy and certain
cure Of Intern ttcntS is !hat il contains no Qninine
or mineral, sOnscq ucntly it produces 10 quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upSn the %eonstitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the diocIse.
Fever aud Aguc ia not alone the consequence Of
the n;asma,ic p0isna. A great variety Of disOr-
ders arise from It's irritation, among which arc
Mem algi1, Rhewmati;DE, Goat, Headache, bind
rtsi, Ioothac%c, Ec,a:he, CG!aIra, Asthma, i0E
~;j:tation, PGin)m direction Of the Spleen, IiySfer-
Is, PAN in tie BD'sris, Cole, Paralysis and De
raaigcMtnt of ,A,t S]icH'dch, all Of which, when
originating in this cs.s", rut on tho intermittent
igps, or become periodical. Ills "CvHE" Cxpels
tho poison rom the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. Htaken ocea-
%sionally or daily while exposed to the injection.
tl,t will ha aNcr,irI FRAN Tho sygtpm and cannot
accumulate IN sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, ard few will ever suffer from Inter
mittcnts II they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. l.. rs..
pran,rnd br Dr.. ]. {. AVER & CO, Lowell. Mass.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
IN LovE AFFhITsS KE NEVER
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE.

IL VIII tcll yon then circumstance nrl hSr fdturo
prospects; and what is lSttor ilan all, Lo can tell you
their thoughts aud what t6"h real" intentions nro.
What Is better still, lie can tel yml II they gill uake you
happy.
Dr. Raphael H.. Therefore, u suraHNpnrionc"
To all In business his advice Is invaluable. II. cen fO-r-
tell, with the greatest certainty, tho rSrii of all CONNER.
cial and business TRANSACTIONS aud sprruiatiohs, br. Ea-
accuracy. Hs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Is a constitutional disease. q corruption o! The
blood. BY which this iisid beccmes vitintcd,
weak. and poor. Bring N TIC circulation, It
pcEvaG?s the whole body, and may burst Uut
" disease OH any part Of il. No organ i free
from it, attacks, nor i there on9 which it may
rot destroy. The sc;ofl!0uS faint is Hlr!1u>ly
cau>rd by mcrcurial disease, luw living, dis
7rdGfel or unhealthy food, impure All, filth
and filthy habit, tic depressing vices, and.
above al, by the ~vcngrcal infection. What
eysr BE- is origin, it is hereditary in the coa-
StinItion, descending hom parents to children
unto the third AMI fourth & N~ara'ion; -" indeed,
il seems 10 b. tie rod Of .ItilH WHO say, "l
will yisi! tie i%niiuiti@s Of ihe EMhcrS """t
their children" 20,
It, effect commence by Gcpo ition from he
b.ool Of corrupt or u]!ryIorrS matter, which ia
s1a lungs, liver, Unl internal Organs, is termed
tubc:clcS; ii tho glands, Swcllings; and oh
taa H]urtA3,, crlptioMS " sores. Ills fail cor
rupt:oA, which gnd NJ in the bleed, dcprryS.s
tic ]ciisrsies Of lie, 80 that sci ofIdWS c~onrti'l-
tiuis ltt Only suffer from .cOfulou r,n-
plants, ba. t!iey have far loss power to wish
sand tSe Gtla.ii5 Of o.!l"r GiscaacS; come
q'icntiy Va mb,B pr.i,ll hy disorders
which, although not scrofplan III their natHr",
are Still rendered fa'ol hy tlil faint i'll ihs
system. Most ef IT, consumption wiich de-
ciiattrs III" hua,an tA'nily has its origin directly
in this scr0GqlnuI contamination; md many
dcstru"'iy, diseases of tie flyer, kidneys, brain,
and, inl""l, Of ali III, organs, arise from or
are aggravated Is tIu' same ca'.+o.
One lnar:ey of nil our people ar SvroGulous
their per. ols are invaded NY this lurking in
f'eGor, and lheir health is undermined by it.
Tacl'Ansc it from the System We must renovate
Gic blood hy an allcratiy" medicine, and III
viscrat? i. by healthy food and exercise
SUcG T. mcIic're W supply in
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
NOTICE.-ASSIGNEE'S SALE

SALE.
TN obedience to all orlsr OF tie Probgtr
Il Court of PrsSle county, | will sell at
public auction, on the prcm.se', Tn the
goth day Of March next,
between tue hourJ of ~ O'Clock 4. Il, snd
4 o'clock, p. NJ, the ~fo!loging Real Estate,
situate in Jefferson Township. lrchle county,
Ohio, and bounded aud described IA fol.
lows, to wit:--Beius the Northwest LuHrSor
OF section Is, Range | East, beginning at .
stake at the Northwest quarter Of said
section thence East ] 10 poles to 4 stake
thence South l68 poles to II stake; thence
West lG0 poisS to a stake; thence North
l60 poles to the beginning being Ill OF
said quarter, except 40 acres OF of the South
sido Of said quarter, sold and decided ts
John Curry; except also 40 scrHs on Of
the North SIDE Of said quarter, sold and
decided to James Taylor the residue coo
tanning 50 acres, be the same more or less
on the following terms:-Ons third cash IN
hand, one third in one year, aud the residue
in two yesr., the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and 10 BE- 4
lien on said premises until paid.
Appraised at 81, 400.
d. W. HAGSlTMAN,
. ne Ass snoe Of + u, Tay'er.
RyS DAxTA, Attg.. % =. ssl,
Feb ~, lSS3.-H .eaa [Pr T. NiS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
ANiiR'i5
AYERS
Extract Of EarSapHriila,

- 49,
lie mot c%acrtual remedy which the medical
s!,i'l Of oar times can drYisc for this every
wh:r' prevailing and fntnl malady. 1t is COM
lD;ncd from the most active rcmcdials that have
bsrn discovered Cor the expurgationo Of this foul
disorder fiom tic Mood, and IL" rescue "f the
system from it, Destructive consequences.
IIuure it Should hc eslploy"d for The eur" #
rot only Scr0fuia. hut also lho:c other atcc-
tons wIicl, a.itr from it, such M ERrrrlvr
and SGiX NisrAsre, 81. AHruoSy's FIRE,
ROsr, or EWYsiprji', PiMrLEs, PrsrrIEs,
BLorrN2s. BrAiysnTd BoIrs, TrMorS, letter
and SALr Rnriv. ScAip llrND, RtNGwogN,
E~nRrNrrrsN, SlruLiric and MERcrRIAL De-
EAggs, I]iHorsr, DYsrHrSIt, DEBILITY, ara,
indeed, ALL COMFLAISTs AuISING fRoM VIA
TED on INrrFv lLo0n. The popular belief
in "hnSaray ofMe hioo'" il founded III trutl,
for ]scroflla is n d, generation of the blood. The
particular purpose aud virtue Of this Sorsapa-
riila is to purify and rcgcnernlc this vital fluid,
without which sound health ia impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
LOTTERY MURDERS
given without any extra charge.
MORE GOOD NEWS!tt
Written Opinion Of his Future Pros
10. reefs in Life, .,..,
WEALTH, EMIMEEIOE, AND GocD

are withinat reach, of all. II you with to be rich nnl
happy you will consult him also. .-
GOOD NEWS for the AFFLICTED.
He has the gin, and can tell t1c afflicted the Gauss u
their disease and suffering. HecInRlsO tell whether they
can be cured or not, thus saving tie afflicted both trouhi,
and expense.
Consultations daily, Sundays excepted. OHltc tourI
from lOA NJ. to 8. II. NJ.
All interviews Rro strictly private anil confidential,
ThsEcfore We say, s. ong! 81 Rliland consult
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
NOTICE..
FOR SALE

1p0 Acres of good Land about 20 acrea
lou Of which is cleared, and about 30
acres in pasture, the balancem timber. This
desirable property is situated four mile.
south east Of Eaton, resrG. I. PotterfS Oil
Mill. The above will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply 10 Mr.,
g. T. Potterf, 0lAili, near West Alexandria
Psebls County, Ohio. Fsb23[3.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30
TaEAsvaY DEPAarxsxr.

TREAsVRY DEPSRENENT, !
Once n the Comptroller Of the turr ncy.
..-s Washington, DecenbFr II, 1895
" HEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented
w 10 the unde signed, e has been made 10 ap.
pea that tbs firi National Bank Of Nashville IN ID
County Of Davidson and State Of Tennessee has bean
ouy organz under, and according 10. tie require.
mo IS Of the act Of Congress- entitled can act 70 Tro-
vile nat Onal currency, secured By a pledge Of
United States stocks aud 70 provids for the ercus-
q y AID redemptiOa thereof, ap r0ved February IS,
lte3," and has complied with all The provisions Of
SAID act required to be complied with bs.Ore com
nsreing the business o. Banking tIIlI
Now, therefore, !, HCoH McCUtL9cH ComptrolleF
q The Currency do hereby certify that the said First
National Bank Of Nashville, County Of Davidson and
) Ais OF Tennessee, Is authorized 20 commercs the
business Of Bank ings under the act Aforesaid.
~ testimony whereof, witness my hard and seal Of
Oisne, this eleventh Gay ofDecember, 1861
(sgned) II. McCULIOCB,
Comptroller Of The cgrrency,
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what sum, and how / would be to get il,
either by drawing on you, or by you re-
hitting 70 me. So soon as | hear some
thing definite upon this subject, ] would
90 to work, close this matter here with
ali parties, aud then psoeeed TO London
to help you through the other matter
For God sake lose no tine and answer
me fally, and telegraph me whether the
parties are Forthcoming.
PEcoukT u Dzf.LEY. :.
Nsfitt has not come as expected. In
press upon Sanders the necessity OF
holding bis tongue with regard TO the
protection alluded to, for il would damn
US If let out.
Irepeat il here again, il is agreed and
understood between myself and my
friend, That Kh0ald We GET the contract
transferred 10 him upon thess gentlemen
showing him, on 'acc0untof his risks,
advances, or rather disbursenaeatsI lad
influence, we viii be entitled, 1st, to five
per cent commission upon the whole vss-
ne of the orders TO ibeifilled',s2d, thirty
per cent upon the difference between the
invoice bill and the net proceeds of the
cotton sold here.
These gentlemen sIlowiog us even Eve
per ceat upon their interest, and the
money advanced by you. would make it
9 glorious thing Lag astw y3rsecsF Z
1 say, damn It all, the news just in
ought to decide them. The thing is
ready, twenty four hours will settle the
whole thing. Damn il al, go to- work
and telegraph, for our man is very anx-
ious on account of his majesty. y
/ will 90 TO England and fix the rail-
road concern, and speSk about q box Of
samples from our friend, to be plsced in
tls steel and presented To- JEFF, With m
offer to supply our army ia time Of peace
and war. We would on that receive for.
ever commission OF I've per Cent aiso.
Since writing the within letter, have
seen nay friend and be sgrees 10 the item
of five per cent. commission on the value
Of the goods purchased, aud thirty per
cent on the surplus brought by the coss
ton in Europe. 1t is worth while to get
il, is it mott 3maa OBS 10 asi.q4uz ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

The legal Tender Question Before
the Uaised states suPrcms Court.
The test case on the constitutionaliiy
Of the Act Of Congress making green
backs legal tender, has been brought
before the United States Supreme Court,
now in session at Washington. The
ease is that Of Judge Roosevelt, Of New
York, who was fusd upon 3 bond, and
offered legal tender notes in payment,
which were refused. The question was
decidedly adversely to their isgslity In
the District COurs, but on sppesi The de-
eisiOn was Overruled by the Court Of APP
.psals 10 the Stats Of New York, the
judges standing six against and ten for
ths previous decision. Judge Roosevelt
then brought IL before the United States
Supreme Court for final decision. An
effort isnow Masking 10 have il thrown
Qua fer want Of jurisdietiou, - the State
eourt decided n favsr Of The cons,lsu-
ainnalifv af Ia law. The rasplf vrfll .ha
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30
Is ANXIOUS To ENTER INTO o0NTRAcr FOB
BLOCKADE .RUNNIN0,. VIA MATAMoRAs.

..faFta 81. aatef 49, 80 as .tf.'frH IL I'D
IS ANXIOUS To ENTER INTO ooNTRAcr FOB
BLOCKADE RUNNING. VIA MATAMoRAs.
DEaR Stu AID FRIKND: Having re-
eeiVed no answer to my letter of the day
before yesterday telsgraphed this
morning to know when the bearer of the
contract would come to Paris. I now
write TO inform you that my friend is
not only ready but anxious to 60 into
tho operation. You had better take ad-
vantage of his favorable dispositions at
once, so IS 10 make it sure business.
he came again TO see me this morning to
know If bad beard from my parties. ]
told him | expected an answer, which,
would communicate when / received it.
Having also written an eTasive letter
TO s., I am anxious myself to hear from
you TO know exactly what to write to
him upon the subjs set.
What about your interview with Mr.
Valentine ? Is everything night in that
quarter 2 s-l.- i8H.i ba-es.n s..a -.
They are at work at the Navy Ds-
Partment for the wood contract hope
10 be able to write you full details
about them before you leave England.
Let me know also when your depar-
ture is 20 take place. 81. &. as-i 4..l
Yours, very friendly, .h
PUcoUET DU BELLEY.
Telegraph to me tomorrow morning
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30


,faeH e. lqum = ---.i5 sol iq84 3d iiH
Waxing ARRANGEMENT FGR MATAMoRAs
aAi'ia'to' H'Ao' TRADE. aiai % DA- 'sieA'
aa-''Afi 10 Rue DE PkHrBIEv1E,I
PARIS, October ~, 1853
Mr. DEAR SIB:--Upen receipt Of your
note Of yesterday Ihave called 10 see my
friends, and. in relation 30 the proposed
operation, found them disposed in prin-
eipie t. execute the contracts referred TO,
provided the cotton's arrival at MAta-i
morss be made certain.ld bIe5AlO III
Whatis the quantity of bales? si /.
What i the price the cotton is to b b.
whenis theeOttOn to be aeBatauo.
ras s3 ai as89ili0 o3 sn5d esiI3 Cd sol
What are the objects to be furnished?
Where are they to be delivered? ~
How are our interests to be guarded
and securely &c, &c a. ei-'' '''hi'
All these are questions hardly &c be
discussed by correspondence, and which
should all be stated so as TO place the
whole matter in It's proper light,
Evidently there can be no definite en-
BaBemeug oetOFe Suo petdeb meet anu
agree upon all these terms. Do you not
think 1t worth while for you TO accom-
pany your friend over to Paris? Ireally
think so. If you cannot, fix our interests
with him before be starts from London.
As presume you wish me 70 abstain
from making any statement TO the party
referred to in your letter, and as | sup
pose your letter refers to the same con-
tract, will be silent in that quarter
until hear more fully from you upon
the subject, will beg of you not to be
so id mysterious another time, for
assure you l felt somewhat puzzled
aboutlit. "l't ''-' 4' i'*As s'7hl a.''i.i''a
Let me hear from you soon so that
may act in the premises according to
your wishes and directions. Nay, feel,
by some sort Of magnetic power, TO pull
with you entirely and exclusively. 'lo' -
Let me know, also, what has been the
resultof your interview with regard to
our railroad operations. If Capt. M. is
with you, give him our best love. 1t is
almost useless to say that any other cor
must ignore my having writ
ten 20 you. 3ai 3" Hl
Yours, very sincerely,
.5.aa4 b. aais PEcoUET Dc BELLY.