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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-16
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A Wl1toI &clD0y'
s4wING MACHINE.
PrIet, With Benner 1 Teller, ~
hB WILCOX GIBBS HEwINU MACnr
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tsWsisy sewing,
Braidtng,
acmminx,n
Tmcking.
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vasran,eo not - rip IN wess evss " The sesu i
cat q heqsent istssvsls 80 alss uader 1ii 81
% instances 10 survive the wash tab" -,
4 patented device Of great uti1itv Il l...s.~
prev. nss the lostieiii'y Il The naehiee 49, 80
10 the Wong directOs OF tho haiosso-e ~.
wearing laty's dress.
Ane htr feature vaich deserve ,>,t,.-,.x -
not 90 SET sr0ng. ess'
Its emph.,icsliy the god lov.p,ieed t.r;,.
sewing mscnins that The public have lons I..s
wanting for. --Bosfes 7,asacv,rx. sees
It's indeed q woadesful p,cduot;en 49,,
w Us. especially no other viii beas anv &C.,.
ison with it, Pal. Evsssag Josrrri '0eFss-
mechanical Udcr.-.tiesfiSe A,.e,S...
Among The best and most ssrsicsakis ss.,,.
machiGcs. Light and elegantly ani.h.i ~
simple "a its construction thes Il sesm. 49,. :.
CArensde. 1-"snr0
Has combined With ID. own p.cul;e, m.,,,. ~
.ne iesny valuable improvements Of the hiake,
prices machines. - Psnssylronion
1bi' machine In the orinior Of ~.
hlis more nearly the requirements Of r,,ssr 49,.
chine THAN say on eahibi,ion.- franIl;n ,..S,,ss.
Report Of 1855
Taxing into consideration simpIici,vrhs,,..,.
durability and aoing all wo,f The eonm,,,ss 80
unaaimousiy in fsver OF the Wilcor G:hhs
single thread machine Pemnsrisonia Nos. y.
ric.ttarci Soeicfy,s Report. F'F'''E- '''"'s "y
Wemuss % justice sxwess our conf dene. I, Il.
merits Of the Wilcox I Gibbs sewing MAIN Ae
ss.ns'aef Inats great diaidesa.an has kee~
applied y u in proving beyond doubt thsA NJ"
tnIeacs ~ not, g vas suppesed, necessary - :
JMse -, 1850. - Sosssss
-. After much .esr and many sa.h,,,, a.
s.rn " . found e retain sll The rosndssss.
esenness and Grmness which arc 70 much .d.s;..y
Ut frst.-Asw FORK San, suu''tea
n principleit Il perfect = Essiaeer. L,s.,. = 3
Philadelphia Press. w" "'osssnss
aersiceaole machine. Ofthis 70 bsve -.
Per,srce IN our csn family Bosson 1rar,iss
are admirahle.- Erpsess. ".uisn
Hesewing machine heretofore Introduces -.
IN 3. snort time acquired such veil ner,sd 49,
u!aritv. Ciaci~saM Gr.ttt.. pop
we esteem II the b.at machine 70. family us,.-.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-16
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Published for the benefit. AMI as . warning and
A CAUTION TO YOr.sS MEN,
who suffer from SpermatsrrbGa. Nervous Decili-
~, Premature Decay, etc, supplying ct tho same
time The sicaHs Of Sell Cure. By one who
has cured himself after beng vi 70 great expense
and injury through medical humbug an quack-
cry.
by enclosing pos paid addressed enveiops,
single copies NAV re had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
my27-iawlyl r.df.rd Kings Cn"ns~. 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-16

CULTANA, ROYAL TABLE,, ATHtNEUM
- Olive Tarcies, Woycesscrshise, 1onsto Cat
sup, Pepper Sa1ce and Mixed Pickles Of I'll kinds
At BCkR,S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-16
From l;IshOp LtlevTe.

Nh SnLoxoN, Sir The ben, TT have receiv.
ed tho Spectscl.s .btaired il,my induce ME
to .xpess the pleasure have received from them
Ttev suit ms eyes to admiration. can now
al; conmoo distances by candle light rs we'll n.
hy d w. with the s5me case as v hen 10y. y hich
| cou not 10 with any other glas es hsv.
used. IL affords the pieatest pleasure TO svai
a,seif Of this ne iiua Of testify ing how satisfa
tory ha. been my experience OF your kill
optican. Yours T.uly, Z r LErAvRs, Bishop.
Detroit. Nov 8. 1859.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27
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GE9g NATE AH
UCT0P

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27

LINCOLN AND iIALLEUR.--It Is a
comfort 70 know that Mr.. Lincoln
oversees eyey thing and viii know
al that IS going on lie has CONS
moa sense Il he r. uo soldier, and om
srcate daneer sometimes lies ia the
taa lhat protested older who lacks
common sense Gal + obstinate, Is de-
ternilad 3 conduct ihe war accord
ing u Iis oNu peculiar notions. Ever
since .he time % Mcclellan, when
the Ptcsideat aud Nr, stanton were
So severely criticised for attempting
to interfere wiih as0llier they being
ciyilians-Mr Lincoln has determined
% have d renerl-iu-chcl al WASH
iugioa--a military man, Uho shall be
chiefly responsible Tor ail that is done.
lhe President very rarely intevieres
wilh OF oyerules Ialeak, though he
occasionally does s.. But be reasons
and eoaiers with him, aud as il gcncr-
II iA.ng they agree without mueh
troable, upon military plans. This IS
tie secret Of Halleck retention III
III place. The President made up
bis mind long ago to keep somebody
in the place Of general iu-chicf and be
knows no other general who can be
spared from lhe Geld WHO Is lIalleck S
f..taf r.e FFs1a.. Da,.f
wu!a trCmble u ail thc armies we're
under bis control. Is Gen. Butler +.
N9 one VIII pretend thas he /. Banhs
cnaot De spared. Mother can Grant
nor Meade, There i but one spare
man II iii competent for The place,
Mcclellan, and DE President long
ago Jest Do. conaJe 10 him. lIal-
leek therefore g. tae only man for tas
place D Occupies iIa5H tgn spriag-
6li& 49,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27

a au0ECHNG REHUGG. al high
d instructive IS acl. as amusing In
c3eul loab place II ono 81 tile priaci-
pal las.Hc l0a on one IF our
tfca lat Sanrlag Wilde The COLI
cred le menf w marching along rs
Tire muse d Ie national airs Sey-
eal gentlemen E loakug 90 tlie
Dorado among .hem wealthy paut-
tr % Aiabama who IS q large lave
holder one u lAe gloup stopped
oat b tie door looked ior few min
uI aad then indignantly turning 90
81. heeI, addressed himself 10 lie
grave AIadamiau, ~ the following
luY
We'll i'il Be q "a &c dat Is bot a
burning grace ubiah uo wIiga man
can tolerate. Isn't tent niger regi-
mt iaa nraai an iault
Ile A.abamiAn Jumped from Liz
Tee, ana replied while BID eyes flashed
Gee
Sr lhafe Is H0t q negro IN ,Lat
regiment who aot better man
than rebel 10 this Government. and
for whom have uol q thousand times
mor rpec, tAan ! have for 4 traitor
10 bis country. / tlink dat lie best
possibleuse The Government can make
81 ile negroes, is @ mke t5ou and
mske heu fs against ihc rebels.
Ma traitor l gi q 9e BILLED by
s negro. 80 weap1n 80 severe q use
against Iue wCiche ahg ar aIaav-
oring d oyeHaro8 Gle Governments
Now, So, swallow flint, ahthaf you
BIKE L 81 n8t
Tho robe dsrtll 60 3a1cr amaze.
mcnt, .aat a.urng llable Q.
reply, leaving lHe lur3y Albanian
who cherished Gle ieacl Il patriotism
- om Iae more precious than
a9ek &. slaves alone + lbs glory.
Nos @ 0e IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27

rENusE Cases erc extensively used and poe
Z -o.s yaaable advantage eprr a'1
C0dlnq esr interpretations 3epuaiag va
vaults, oripf ordinary MiermeHts
They are maae 81 TIC most iupai haile
Materials, and also cuameiel inside mud nuN
o. prevent rust, or cotosion DHd when prop
cry ccme8icd are impWYaus to water
lie subscriber haa mada arrangement win
,he Manufactured 81 tde abuye naiGal Cares,
and Will hage 0u Band an zes, ell aib aH
kind. Of wood CofHs with coffin handles,
flatas lcnemyad Diamond studs pnd gtW',
which he pii nuHih OF tie ahorcst u9ite,
aud mos. reasonable tcms
SAMUEL s. SCOTT
Bennington Center VI. a-H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27
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Dress Goods Department

WILL ug rou>p
OTTOMAN REPS can Wool asi50
BLACK MEmNoEs. l20to1Sil
BROWN MERINoEs, $50
BLUE MERINoEs, 1918
GREEN MERINoEs, lie
MoBo0N MERINoES, I25
ASHES Of ROSES do 1912
BEAUTIFUL PLAID Mcrinoes (i. W. Csc
BLACK all wool Dclaines. 80 to Csc
LIGHT BLUE all wool Dclaincs, COO
DARK BLUE all wool Delaincs, $50
BROWN al wool Deaincs, 55o
M0RooN all wool Dclalncs, boo
LEATHER COLOR al WOOL Dciaines, &c
PURPLE all wool Dclaincs, Csc
PINK all wool Delaincs, 55c
/ ORANGE all WOOL Delaiues, 55c
SCARLET all wool Delaincs, CO.
CRIMSON all wool Delaincs, COO
SCARLET and Black Plaid Dclaincs, 55c
CRIMSON and Plaid Delanes, Csc
IscARLET and Black stripe Dclaines, ooc
CRIMSON and Rlach stripe Dolaincs, COO
phAcE ALAPACcAs, 90 and e. I-2c
BROWN Aapacca g 1-2c
MoR00E Alapacca, 81 l-2c
DRAB Alapaoca, 55c
SLATE, Btoeade, AIapaccl, 90.
TAN, Broca e, Alapacca, 50e
BROWN, Brooade. Alpaca, DO.
BROWN Stripe Alapacoa, 40.
DRAB Stripe Alapaccl, 40l
SLATE Stripe Alapacca, 90,
TAN Stripe Alapacca, 40,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-10-27
Photograph ALBUMS.

Beautiful new style DE LANES
at soc.
A large assortment Of fashionable
DRESS GOODS.
slIAWLs! sHAWLsll splendid
new Fall styles.
PRINTS, fast .colors, Use
PRINTS, wide and fine, 20e
Good bleached COTTON, Is 10 SOC
Unbleached SHIFTING,
10 inch snEETING, 95
Best Heavy COTTON, 35
Any quantity DENNIS, 85 to37 Ice
Plenty TICKING, 80 70 40c.
Large lot, new Style vide Tape
HOOP SKIRTS.
CHEESE SACKISG, I2Jc
GINGHAM, for Csc.
CLOTHS & CASsIMERES
heavy stock.
CAsslMERs, eood hpe su.iabie
iof Fnll Suits.
Gents. SOFT aad STRAW HATS
PAPER HAAGIaas new ana
beautiful patterns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

mean to say that | contemplate such an imme-
diaie step, but only il the demand BE- made and
refused, % remain longer in England s5 the
representative Of the Governments would seem
to acknowledge the position Of a supplisuii and
therefore, the step IS not 10 be taken without
TIE most grave and mature delibera.ion. I have
earnestly consulted the iudicious and enlightened
friends here among the public men, who are
earnestly with US, and they advise against a re-
newed demand at present, while they admit it
might place me under such necessity"
Oar other commissioners express themselves
less decidedly, but 10 ore Of them seems 10
anticipate cur es-ly recognition, although aIl
unite in the expression Of the confident belief
that bad it not baen for tGo fall Of New Odsaus,
with the consequent loss of the Mississippi
river, we would have been before this recognized
by foreign powers.
Your committee, in conclusion, rapsas th2s
without Tecorlms ending either the alophOn or
rejection Of the resolution submitted to them
they are Of tae opinion that # would be, under
present circumstances, uuWis9 for the house. to
edvise the immediate recall Of our commission
ers, uniformed, ss It is, what other sga1ts Of
communication with foreign powers would re-
msin to US abroad or what may be the possible
Elects Of recent events upon the disposition or
policy 0f foreign governments; nor would they
recommend the dian sssl flom our midst Of the
c0nsuls of foreign nati0az, except in the event
OF their parsisting 70 discharge their duties
under ezequatGrs of tho Government of thu
Uaite3 STATES, without any reciprocal right Of
consular protection being extended to our citi-
zsns visiting or residisg aud owning property
IN the countries they represent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

CorrsEpondence OF the Richmond Enquirer
FREDERICBsBURG, Va, June I8-Aquia
creek was evacuated yesterday a little past
noon, and 60 tha Yankees are At last clean
gone from the Stats Of Stsfsrd.' Jast be-
fore leaving they opened from their gunbcats
on our cavalry, which had m8da its appearances
in sight, shslliag them quite vigorously-doing
however, no damage.
Upon casting loose from the wharf, they re-
leased large number Of civilian prisoners,
whom they have held in cust01y for a long
time among them a IL III. Bernard, Robert
Wallace, Dr.. Sauart and others.
Tbe bridges at Aecokesk snd Potomsc eroe IS
srs uRiniared, and tasr tist ihsy did not de-
sroy he wharf nor did they burn tbe frsme-
work Of any Of Ia buildings leis b. thsm-tba
only injury done 20 tie buildings being 60 strip
sben Of their coverings and side enclosures
The strength of tha Yenksa army during ihs
OCCUPATION, e sslegied bT tho number o csmn1.
which taaeh fl3m Fra1aricEslurr to distanca
of fiVe miles on both sides Of lie rsil-scd beck
70 Aquis cresk, end by the large amount of
wood consumed as fue In fhis res1sst old
Stafford is indeed stripped and dssoIsts.
Tao depot ia front 0l t0wp vas si.used q
spot kuoTu SO Mini apriug, about one mile
fron FredericEsbatg, and an equsl distance
frssn Fslmonth- The aepos are quite large
and conlmodious, The frsmow7rh5 Of which sre
stili standing. At Ihis poiat thora are also &
large blacksmith, whselwrghs and saddlery
shops
There IS also most excellent water tank, and
from this point, there srs no less thau eight les
Of telegraph wire, ruauiug 70 the creek and mp
the river
Tsis letter closes my epial0laTy rscitals Of
events along the line, which have tgsnsBired
during the seven mouths Of Yankee occupation
a period mem oTs5ls for msny events now uu-
.r-N,t ~, L.. J ~
1 would spsei lily recount, bu5 IN The rapid
transpiring Of events, little more IS expected
shan general summary ef events, lsaving TO
the historian, in an Rfer day, 30 gethsr uB the
many fragments OF interesting narration, which,
when embodied, VIII doubtless be found a8 Of
equal interest With the recorded acts Of this
great drama
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

The Fredericksburg correspondent Of tie
Richmond Ezglaiusr draws the follswing pic
ture Of the camping quarters Of the ensny afs-r
their departure:
1sssriay morning. upon tla retirement Of The
eusmy's picke.s from iia northern bank ol tie
Rappahaun0cE, y0ur correspondent crossed ovsr
and followed close In the tracks Of ihair rsirsEs
% within a short distance Of the wharf At Belle
P aims, where the onamy, al day yesterday,
were engaged burning such stores ss, in tho
haste Of disem5erzati0n, could not be camel
off
The amount Of stores which they hava 1a-
str5ysd By FIRE is immense, bu. the quantitY Of
articles ia the way Of tents, camp utensils and
e0muissary stores which thry have lett SEAT
tered throaeh the deserted camps, is large.
The scene Of their oceupation, whiea COM
prsed the whole Of stafford county between
EredeTiekabarg and Aqua creek, IS bausn
waste. The forests have not only bean fs.lcl,
bat as # 60 ds5sr Guy fu-urs growth. the places
wbe-e slay grew have seen burned over until
nos sBrig Ell Fgean relieves Che b.acksusd sur
faea Of tie a8rth, ard Hhera this appearances IS
not presented, the fa'ds ior miles afier miles
reseubie raes-traek. in their srsmpl-d conai-
ton and 1arrsnnsEs Of getati1n.
The iuhabifsn5s, Of course have been pilagsd
and piundered. TIE old family mansions in
Stafford which were 0ccaDisd b. the enemy,
have been dismantled aad polluted to such an
extent chat they are not fi shsl.eE for the beasts
Of the 6eld.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

srs to be treated we have worse despotisu than
ever was seen In Vienna. If this is the Gov
ernnent we have 10 support and protect, then
z17 Cd d--n such q Government It is a
we'll known fact that / am the only Union man
ia the city who had tie daring, during tbs rebel
tern here 30 stand up and speak his sentiments.
Here the captain was interrupted by the guard,
who sid ] Bas Whist kind of Union man
you are; voa have advised your sen not to take
the cath Of allegiance" Driver replied: $50 1
Do. and If be has the pluck Of his old father he
win. never yield te oppression Of any kind.
have now said ell / wish 20 say Au
officer now ordered him 70 dry up"
Driver replied, viii not do It, sir;
an free American citizen, snd is has 81
ways bssn ny privilege 70 express my senti-
msnls VIXEN and where I pleased. Who are
you. sir ani from Ehom do y3u derive tho
right to prevent freq speech We, She people,
make shoulder straps and such men sc you
The Cficsr tbrGsta1ed TO arrest him Driver &c
piled. You arc 3 commissioned officer, in the
elnBl3=msr,, of the United Stats G1vsumozt,
and I G citizen, and ss such / am superior to
vou. sir. and defy y0u sir Here the whis-
tie sent ftrtl its sbriN souu6. and The eZilas
were OF their wsy. II young Driver, OF indeed
sny of tle above, fall in ycur way fail not to
make their quaiutanee-thay are Gil high-
tere e7, honorsh,e uea
Ths following we're sent South on the 6,h
irsts1t: ax-Ct3vsrnor Nell S Brown, Dr. john
II Watson, Or John Henry Cuuey and family,
and Thomas Dea5eTick. -Ne7sr did meftal man
t-v more earnestly 20 be a Union man than Asil
S. Brown, but the Union men would nst psrRit
f. They required TOO much-gsls Of bsdy ana
50ul
William A. GIeaves, J. G. Wharton, Jacob
Ts0mss, Dc. Thomas 3. Buchanan, Harvey
Adkins and Jsbu Wesley Baker were sent to
Dixie on ll. 7.b inst
Col ~. P Brysn, Dr.. J. S Thomas, T. ".
Basa-5, Rev. !. S Malone Dr. J. S. Hudson
and Dr. Thomas p siu we're sent SoH.h O5 he
Federal E1es on SsluI6ay; Ar ". T. Hardy
and family wzr5 also ssls beyond the lines.
Two or tbr-u families who lad obtained permi5-
sion 10 20 South LEFT on the same day.
With best wishes for youT health and haPpi-
nass, believe me Truly yours,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22
HfebIy Interesting Yankee Accounts frona
EOrr Esudson.

Tho following extracts aTe fos the New Or
leans cores sspondsuos Of The New York BgTid
dais5 Nsw Odeans, Monday night, june 1st
Your correspondent, referring 10 z
previously expressed opinion thst Port Hadsou
WIS nearly if not quite evacuated, begs leave
resp cifullT 70 Withdraw that opinion-1r, ia
the vulgate, he caves -subsequent letters,
and cert1iuly after events show how com
uiatelY tho C0Hisderstss played their part. and
how thor0urhlv they deceived tho army, navy,
and tha rest Of rnsuAEi9d,'' as 90 the aciuzl
lor,e remaining 10 defend Port Hudsen. Gen
GaTdner's foree 10 small il com Daris1H with the
Gr1Y occupying the position when the first ad-
vance (1darch I4) was made upon The place
Bat the eight or ten th0ussBd men behind the
eursnchmsnts have shown that even tho pres
ent force is lsrgs enough to make mere stub
bern resistance tsan was anticipated, aaa IL Is
known Be- be four OF five times as large force
So was estimated to Be there before last Sunday,
It was not until Thursday last chat General
Banks sftar vigorous GtteEpls snd faarisi lasaes,
seems to have been convinced that the position
could notba carried Immediately, st lesst By 8s-
sauit Weilzel is nov reported to have csPtur-
~ tbs uppsr battery of six guns. Sherman wss
ordered 10 charge the lever battery against, Il s
sad. his earnest protest. and in doing so, two OF
his regiments stuck hopslessiy in The ditch, and
in trvnc to rally his men to chs ge be received
g wound which threatened that evening % bs e
tsl Hs lies IN very critical situation, and I1sar
there are no hopes Of bis recovery. Ihe works
iu the rear Of Port Hads7n were very formid-
able. In some places, IN addition 70 the ditch,
there were ahsttis Of fslled timber, and beyond
sloping bank 70 the batteries 10 carry such
positions, requires something more than pluck
-.non fnust almost have wings The course,
th8ralora of Banks in abandoning for awhile ali
staaunis AZ asssnls, aud placing his batteries in
puitiou b bombaTd and reduce the place 6y
siege. Is ems which would have been quite IS
wei perhaps, WIEN be commenced the attack.
Tasgs has been no very severe fghlng (al-
though some shslhngl since fhe close of my last
letter which brought lae record Of the sssault 10
Thursday aVeniag. That dsy the CahaUba
went up Eem here with sand bags, shoTsls
teisge guns, and some soldiers and laborsss.
igrl8y, by order O. Gen. Emory, commend
as he deieaess Of lis city, the boards courts
naisa., snd Coaz el inquiry, composed in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

10 s-l Aaa-llaa-4 Elrsas
SPRIEGFIED, ILL, jams l7.-Tha Dsmacrsiic
mass mes-iDg to-day HTas largely attended. and
passed OF haruoniusiY. Dsmecrats estimate
the number in sttsndaacs at f-am serensy i've
20 enc hundred ibousaad. There was zrea.
cheering for Vallsniigaam. WiIian A. Rich-
ardsou presided wish hfy ce-Presidsatr.
Speeches wers msie hy RICHARDSON, Voorhses
Of Indiana, Cox Of ONO, Lyle. D.cksv, General
McKIns.ry, Dick Mer-icl. II. o Dean. ana
some twenty others. Rs1lufoas " re adopssi
TO the same same effect IS those passed By ths
recent Ohio eonventln which Rominatsd Va
landeham.
Additional resolutions were adopted dsu8une-
ing Gov. Yates for ur0T1EuinE the legislature,
tbs suppression Of he Chie8g1 I5uss, tbs az
rest Of Judge Consls5ie, and other citizens Of
Illinois.
The tTs1ty-third resolution IS as follows:
Z. ai further offensive prosecution Of this war
tends to subvert she Constitution aad Govern
meut, and entail upon tb8 nlsian al the 6isss-
trous eonsequ queuces ct nlisrule and anarchy ihat
We sre in iav5I Of peaca upon tha basis Of tha
restoration Of ths Union, and flr Che ace0mp isa-
mens Of which We propose a national eonvea-
ton, . settle ur0l terms Of pssc5 which shel
have in visy lie nsstaTal50n ot TIE Oaion as lt
Was, and securing, By cons-ita.ional ameld-
c-sa's. sach rights 10 .1e several oaases, aad
tie people thsIeof Is honor snd justice de-
mand,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

tlull taa Heaaleld tafI lToT y.
Within the past fsw days the exchange mar-
ket has been usually brisk, sad sll faads pos
sessing standard value have gone up exten-
Givsly. The evidences afforded by the domestic
market. however, indicate that gold avsr aad
sterling have ceased to be considered tho stan
dsrd Of relative valuation in such srte'as as are
not dependent solely upon foreign s1p1iy a
few hoardoTs and the blockade runners ara noe
doing 81 the busir 81 wiih ihe - sers il this
line, 1he pEicss Of saii MAJ ha o ifQm
yestefday's rates ST 81 50 to S5 aran b1sieE
pries and IS SO % 50, selling price. aii7sz wss
b5nghs for ~ aad sold 81 Sc. Sterling Oils
may be quoted 81 the sans rates - geld. South
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ern bank notes commanded from s. to 90 cents
premium, and are sold at 81 90 to 81 10. Con-
fsderata l5 100000 bonds were selling at Csc TO
Sl00 premium. North Carolina and Virginia
S-eia stock is very scarce, and com 1sn1s read
ily s 25 premiRm. All ether goods and stocks
arc quist At late prices.
!dany people have been puzzled recently in
Che fueaussing prizes Of gold 70 calcUlats the rel
stiTs value Of paper and gold.
Tao relations Of the two are determined not
By difference, but BY ratio. L is plain that
where gold is worth 200 cents in paper the
ratio is e. enc to tWoi Two Of paper Is equal to
ono Of gold, and one Of paper is equal to a half
in gold, or fifty cents. Similarly, if gold reach
400, paper is worth 9 cents; If It reach 600
paper viii be worth 10 csnts; aud if the price Of
gold could ever touch 10000, paper dollar
would b worth just one esut In that case She
Yaiua would be thus ascsrtsinsd: As 10000 IS
10 100 50 100 is to J.
We have hence the rul--0uo which every
school boy is fEmiliar with, but which some
Buauoial writers seem to be 5issfulIy ignerant
of-a7 the price Of geld in paper is 70 100 cluts,
so 100 cents 70 the value Of one dollar in gold.
70 make he thing moro plain We append = is-
bic, giving the value Of the paper dollar for DIFF
larent prices Of gold which may servo for future
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Cotton Yarns.

EEW bales Tor Ea'e By
~ n HERRING A. Co.
~ white Hal street,
iuI22u Atlantis, Ga
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aLACE white ami Drz7 on s7ools for msch.ns
) and haud sewing Of s1pe i1r Q7s-lty For sale by
W j. HERRING 8 CO,
fnIaayv Atlanta Ca.
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Wool Jeans.

rFT d.Iss bone ulIs slG Fact - Joeus which
u ~ a-e frauarsa d make iut1 Uniforms for .ri-
s-ates az llicer5, lp lasslla1.s ne ul-
w. T. HERRING & CO.,
uEsw Atlanta, ga.
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ELEckoFE stripes.

4 FEW bales ts'arTiys and for sale by
~ W. D. EERkLEG s. co..
iu12z1 Atlanta, Ga.