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LETTHss FRoII DALTON,
spseslC correspondence Of Memphis appeal

Dalton, GA, SePteEbsr 3. 1858.
Ths news bSugbi from East Tennessss by passengers
On last nights train, reports a Yankee force, roughly
ssdmEied At frem two ts four thousand, appeared On
the opposite zide OF the Tennessee river, in front Of
Loudon, between ten and eleven o'clock yesterday
momlDg Tbs two regiments Of infantry reported at
LQuaon in ny last letter having been Withdrawn the
previous afternoon, seotts cavalry was the oaly re-
naming force lnOceupAuon Of The town. Scott opened
up0n teen with his artillery about slsYsn O'Clock and
The Yankees imnsdistsiy commented sheliag tbe town,
with what was supposed, from the fire, 70 be two pieces
one o. the sAens exploded Ia he Immediate vicinity Of
lie nain, kHllag a Heutanant and killing OF w~Ounding
two Or three others The bridge over the Tennessee
a. L9udon, was hrsdin the Afternoon o. yesterday Ia
DIS entire length, the smoke being visible Cor mHes by
te pssssngsra, sitter ths departure Of The trsia.
Ais reported quiet a. Chattanooga this morning, no
demonstration having been mads on ysrtsrdsy b. ths
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The Isis not 20 be ReCissd-Tbs HTit 81 HaJsqs
Corpus % Be DISCARDED IN. Fntlrs.

WI @~
It having been anuouncsd that the enrolling OILERS
iact 70 the draft IN their respective districts, and that
they were 70 assemble yesterday for thst TurDasai The
community were naturally ANXIOUS to learn the resul,
OF tbeir deliberations. T8 crafty the public ia
dispatched to the headquarters Of Provost Mar
shall Nugent, 70 inquire into the accuracy Of the rumor
which was current In the city the previous eve. ing
some Of the evening payers asserted that a revision %
The lists had been ordered by the authorities AZ Wash.
ton. col. Nagsn:, however, denies that any such order
had been issued, and 81 sted eEphsically tlEt The lists
would renal IN thsir prssen- condition, n0tUithEtaBd.
ing the protest Of Governor Seymour. On being asked
when the draft would take place, Col Eugeut-al
though evidently Ia possession OF the Information de-
siTed-retused to answer tie question.
While our reporter WHs await z an interview with
the assistant provost marsha. general. a number OF
women were 10 tcs ba for the same p1rp0se. One Of
those women stated 20 an orderly who hsd charge Fl
the door, thai she had q 500 who was Illegally held a. a
sOdisr, being q minor aud having enlisted without jhe
Of the lady undertaking 10 have her son relieved from
ibis engagement in the srmy, and told her she had better
20 hems snd abandon her fvuitlHss Enterprise. The lady
replied tbstn her son WIS HQf delivered up she would sp
ply for q habsas corpus and compel the military author.
lilies 70 release hiIa. The orderly, vho. z5saed TO Be-
above The ordinary siaudsrd o. intelligence. aeaia Iu-
dulged IN g hearty laugh g. The Simplicity manifested by
the lady, and remarked that the ha5sGs corpus business
was " played cut that no ECch document Weuld be OF
any avail, as the .1lItary Authorities would not respect
tiles. After q lttls furtbcr converts ion the lady with
drew, declaring that -he FOud take the necessary Elssa
90 have hs matter Investigated
Itis impossible 30 get any definite information re-
gaHding the draft, or when Il Is likely 20 Commences sill
the parties connected with b. seem 20 be actiBr ia con-
cert, andRo Information Is vouchssisd % tas public,
who Will in al probability remain iu { uora5ce usLL g Is
actually comugnced-N y @eus Dig l2I.
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GEORGIA
SALT MANUFACTURING C3W fYY,
DIVKDER-D yro. s.

WNHE President and Dr=e-0rs Of tee Gsor--s gsfE
Il Manu- aetarug C1upauy have fe.iarsd q d-ff-pd
cf one AuHhsd $40 dHy $50 o-rEscfs ID 5z- 49,
az twenty % cents per polld EacEa. f retained. 70
b. charged e26J per sack
OHiug 20 the present dhncui-y G. trs1zportsf1r
some dsisy my oeF se.1rs tbs salt now In tore ir
pgr-
Agents &c nsIHs-edt 20 give 20 slockhoid-u al d-as
notice or me arrival OF Satat -hstr d=pots. f. th= rssr-
HtonH adopted 70 augusta, august Is-ht 1875. vii o.
uEo-ousy sFturcsd
s1vta Thai bareaf-r no sa1kkcds 20 she Com
pang s1aI Be allowed 20 E1d L- salt a--ruuE from EE
gitadzudA or any pTrt thereof GO 8 Eiglsr price thar
hal hEalby che B0ard ot Dir=cro q ana other expenses
actually lnC1red, ca Fsna-y Of foEfsugE ais st-ck to
fh7 Company.
resolved that te-rr er. fl case any stocsEof-r
sh4l fail 70 remove Bis salt within tr5-n days aE-r
PuoIc nsdos o. is .r-ral as bis Agency, he shsI f5r-.
fsit tEe sane, and the Agent s luslrlasd TO eel 90 81
lh5 Direct ~ pres 70 EGF ore wl87Tshes % bug. Civ
iBF preference 70 ths families cf Ecideu.7
A t-us eEtrset frtm DE uiul.ez.
IT, II TOCEEE Prssidr
AZ. PLUMB, Secrstary-
PHIGLTPS
ALAA August Ao@@ . suarsl agent.
Wv AHs-ta. GE
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lsdinn En,,r. On -. nlntn.

oPsoHA DlPAtca 10 the Chicago Itme8i
ST. Paul, MrSN, Aug I5.-CoL Miller "a
eerved cmeial dispatches rom Gen. Sibley last
syeHing, dated August 7th, eight miles from the
Missouri river. On tie 2isn, 26.h, snd D b,
hey bad had three desperate battles with abou,
z 40 to 2,oOV indians, IN each Of which the Ia
diaas were routed and driven i'm confusion
beyond the Missouri, With the loss OF an
their property, amounting 30 thousands of
including tents, poles, buffalo robes.
and skins, dried meat by the ton. axes aud shov.
bowls, stolen from the whites, and 0lhsr pro
peTty, whica were scattered over their track foF
S distance Of Ten miles. Their loss was $50
killed and wounded, ours g.. They were pur-
sued TO the Missouri, and we're able to cross with
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80 ErLaoaer. Eneapea trsm IL -

More Prisoners Escaped from iss RaEkeea
From the Richmond Examiner, lstl
Que by enc, our prisoners ia the North CON
tiUus to make their escape from The torture and
thraliom of the Yankee prisons. Among those
who have recently escaped aud made their way
to the South, are Captains Davis and Stay,
who arrived safely here on last Sunday even
ing. They were b0uh wounded and taken
prisoners az the battle Of Gettysburg They were
6Bt taken 20 Baltimore, themes % Chester,
Pennsylvania, where thsy Temsine1 up to
tive of three weeks ago. Making their escape,
and vending their Wsy through the STATE OF
Pennsylvania, DeisHsEe and Maryland, they
succeeded in landing safely en- the VTginia
shore. On their way they met with msDy
fiouls who kindly assisted them 70 all they
wanted. They were thirteen Gays on their way,
brsving hunger, fatgas and exposure. Both
gentlemen bsloug 20 Msj0r-Geu. Trimole's d-
Nsion Captain Davis was ons Of MS aids,
ard was shot through the right lUogi Captain
SlEy bel9ug5 to one Of the Mississippi reg
iman.s and was wounded through the left arm.
Tbey left behind them e. Chester Gf.asn hundred
wounded Couiederates. Their fare So Chester
was very ndiHagcnt-"cOddsh on Friday, and
tough beef The balance Of the week and even
thus Fas very badiY prepared. They report that
Gen. Trimbls is dOisg well They say the.fecl-
iug5 Of the people in those sections through
Taieh they passed are "Tapidly changing ia ia
yer Of the South
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Unisn Expeditions fnso ArkaBsH-Hfver
EuerIliass

From the New York Timssi
CAIRe, LII, August s, 1853 All the rebel
territory west Of me Mississippi, win soon be
cleared Of every organized rebel force. Gen.
Davidson is marching down the center Of Ar
kEnsas, aud in several little affairs with the en-
envy has been entirely successful Already the
people Of Jscksoup0rt s1s said TO be fleeing be-
lore Davidson's approach.
Another expediusn is on the psint eff starting
into this Western country, which will helD 10
complete the work Of crushing the rebellion. Il
Is not proper to speak Of it ia detail at present
But it cannot be long belere tho entire extent Of
territory VIII De under undisputed Union con.
troll.
The Memphis Grenada Jackson.A Atlanta -
APPeel urges guerilla operations on the Missis-
sippi river, aud says a systematic plan of opera
lions on the banks viii accomplish moIe thsn
can otherwise De devised to cripple GIANT. Il
wants to see travellers on the faiher of vsters
bnshwbaeked from every cauebfake and bluff
below Memphis,
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no CApTTaTTsTs

7 An OFFERING o SAL ny
a Beautiful Residence
sItustsd on he s1ath ade Of decatur DsKAib comfy,
Ga I haze a COED. e5mforsbls and reEt dwelling.
good 0ut bu5iinH and negro houses e E1s garden =
Eood zryhsd Of pssCl=s appigs aud orher fruits There
ere ioHr hundred &C es Of and - a fair stale 81 cul5-
Fati8a, lying cuVsuisut 30 tEs bguEs-
ms IS @ eerrtful location, crnTe-leut 20 Tie Drsa-
tur depot The heath Of this place igsq1s. 10 uat -
any In The S ate
4 rood Ice ion fors uhvsicgn.
ANY person wi-hi 2 90 purchase vii % vel 70 z7-s
ne call at ny gEcs, IN Deca-ul Ca
s8Iws DIR P p B0YLE.
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pEsrmInUrzar @ vICKs.

HUKE AADWEH
we were pleased to meet in cur city this NOR
r,y ou- Tepd Maj. Davis, commander Of the
ssmp Of psrols5 and exchanged prisoners at
DsmopoHs. Ala. who Is on his way 10 Rich
nond on business connseted with his post.
we learn IRON Major DAVIS that the Paroied
Of he armies Of Vicksburg and Port Had-
son are rapidly coming IL, and viii no dou0s
report almost to e man on the general eiTanla-
sion of the orders, Of which the following is lie
substance:
Gen. Hsrdes takes command of all Miasissip-
ri. L7uisiana Arkansas, Texas, and Missouri
troops Of DE Old armies Of Vieksburg and Port
Hu5son. to rendezvous for reorganization al
Entsrorise. Miss. Gan. Gardner win take charge
Of all the Atabama troops of those armies and
rsorganzs at Dsmopolis, while all Tennesss'
troops, except V~aughn's brigade, viii reports
this post Tor reorganization under Gen. Cum
Minis
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THE eopzrfnersbiD heretofore existing setusen \,
l. o. CATCE end W.L HlNT i1 tie Aue.on end
CGumissisn b1si1sss rE5sF the hru os 81 g. CAECH
a. ~. b ti4 cay dissolved BY mltlai ecnsanr.
{ The Auc hu and C1mmlIiou business vii be G T.
Gnuad BY u. C. lsTcs- At Ike Old stEld. Hhzehal
Efrees, near the .Rairose -roUi where ed zc1cEns
I Eld hshilies Il tie old frm VII BE- adjusted By NJ @
I CaYcs. n C. = a. co
Afi--rs. ssu.s-bs- 81 -2 Tse5 = ,
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED
FOE FEORHDAI

HTY COMPANY Is organized and I whb a few more
w mn % make my number one hundred
Coms a. once, avoid eoaseHptiuu ard sscurs tAs
boun OMcs corner Of Whitehall a1d Alabama
streets, AEsula
We GO into czmp on he i3rh of septsmbsr. where
We viii remain tos q week or tF0 before going 10
Z Orda T. L. LANE-TUN.
Captain . Upauy A.
Hu3L2E COL Ia fa-a Beginner
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we very much fear thst neither our SOLDIER
nor their friends and relations at home have
hitherto fully aud earnestly estimated the enor
nifty Of The guil stsaehed to The crime Of daser-
zion. his 20 be lameuted that nothing short ot
The drd enforcement Of the law on this Euhsc.
viii awaken men 30 a fan realisation Of the
wetcbed fate that svai.s hln who iufiuEes it.
h could be hoped tha. q soiiiagy, such a. thai
winch makes up oug armies, and Sighting in g
csuse 50 holy snd jast, would condUet itself in
such q manner az 20 render unnecessary the In
prevention Of the law, with ITS penalties, IS an
almoniton to the discharge Of duty. And il is
true ,hat ihs in8icion of capital punishment
las been rsre In our army since the commence
meut OF the vhI, when we tske into aeeoun, ths
very large number Of men that hsye been calleJ
into the service. As q general thing heWsvsr
eur Government and its officers have been az
irsmely lenieni toward deIDqusnls, too nucl
&c, probably, for the public good This lsnisn
cy hss been misc5nstrusi by those in whose be
BALI 81 has been exercised, and has served to en-
courage rather han check tie disposition
deser5oa.
Judging from BE- tenor Of dispatches this eve
ming, this Poioy viii be INDUCED In ne longer
The work @ capital punishment has begun d
ssrnest both ia the sruie5 Of Virginia snd Ter
nesss. The day and time FOR temPohzng ha
passed, 8 d both dessrtsrs in-ihe army and trs.
tors 81 home, VIII be ngidly dealt with herea
ter Itis, 10 fsct. these traitors AZ home WI
are ia most instances the moving ard imne5
ste csuse of daser,ion, and the same fste shoui
Be swaried 30 both. in the eye Of ihe lsw 8
well as Of jnsice, che a.dsrsnd sbertsr Of q cyiH
iH equally guilty with the PerPeEsior.
These executions in Virginia aad Tsuneg6'
VII, no doubt, serve, 10 engsnder 2 bsl,er 5s.
Of morss IN tie army IS well ss among a &C
tain class Of diseontsnis and ggowlers at BON
who, by taeir c0mpisinings and o~roaziuRs, ha'
done much 30 discourage sad demo.alzs q
weak miudsi soldier in the ranks. The ezsuP
b, indeed, 8 terrible one Let rs hope hat
nay prove as zh,zcious and salutary rs It
tsrnble.
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LATEST IRON CHArrAEU0GA-FoT the
latest ini9rEzteu fon The f0ut We refer our
resaeIB 10 our D-it9s c5uelp0ndencs, and exc
gsga nom be C1a.tapooga Rsjd OF the 4ih, On
tbe fnt page. By arrangements effected BY cur
e5nespandsnt IS Dalton, be will be better able
50 Furnish Us late sad reliable Information from
The hoUt, ~ masking Dalton tie base OF bic or
elaions, than be could from within the lines Of
tbs array.
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- The New York Tines Of tie l3,h ull.
says, rumoIs were current il Washington that
we're uauiavoIa5ls to Federal aroas.
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AFuEL IrHoGRAPB-Mr. d. C.. Clarke OF
Vicksbarg, The indeflngsble Publisher, now
doing business in Mobile, has issued a beautiful
Hthoersphic representation OF The Bombard
nsnt o. ths CITY OF Ylcks5urg, On tie manor
tbls 2sih Of June, 1852" Il is for sale in this
city BY MePbs1ron g. Co, Whitehall street.
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T|HEATRJcAL -CusP's new tbeslicsl com
Bany presented " The Stranger, before q large
Nd app1eciaiive audience o. be Atheneum las,
TIE pleasure Of he entertainment
facb rpsrred by tho want Of q suitable or
We hope Mr. Crisp viii seon supply
M e6cisncy. For Monday evening " lingo.
The Barbarian. : on the bills, to be fol-
lowed By " Poor Plicsddy.n
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rsasr.I - Il Il - Il er.nadn

= NAN~e-A ~ a1E Blu IN MANHHaHA3a
CouesPondeHcs OF he Memphis Bulletin, 2lst ultI
~ LAGRANGE, TEvS August 20.
EDITORS BUhbEIEi i viii be remembered
t7st on The 18Th inst, a t7rcs lstS the line Of The
Memphis and Charleston railroad, bound South.
The result has Just TsnBpired, and The whole
movement ceases 90 be elatrabaHd.
Fer some time our military authorities nave
been aware bt The presence az or near Water
Valley, Miss Of 8 large amount Of railroad
stock which was Tuu up 70 hat point by the
Coufade7a,es a. The capture Of Jackson, Missis-
ipaL Colonel MizRer. chief Of cavalry, left
wig 10 army corps, commanding tie forces
on Ills road lrou Germantown 10 Grand
Junction, inclusive, having gained relia-
bic iCilm1ian iu regard 90 the amount and
condition Of tbs stock, has made frequent aD-
picsa0us fir q sufficient force and permission
10 secure or, u necessary 10 destroy Is. Being
6nslly Euccsss.u, in gaining permission to send
q u1ui1n Of biz c1uusnd on this imn0rtsut s-
rand, Lieut. Col Phillips, commanding the 9th
regiment Illinois mounted infantry, was sent out
10 pursuance with portions of the 81 Michigan,
d Iowa, and the lst snd3j bHgadss Of cavalry,
M al about 1900 men
The following dispatch viii explain itself;
LAGRAnGE, August 20.
Msfor GensrF uu5.5ul Memphis;
ssTre cqvrrr sen. tT0m here on the 18Th inst,
under command of Ljeut-Col Phillips, reached
Grenada on the 18th; drove Siemmer, with
rgo thoussnd men aud three pieces Of artillery,
rom the piece; destroyed ffty-sevsH engines,
upward Of four hundred cars, The depot build
inRs. machine shops, several blacksmith shops,
and a q1audiy Of ordnance snd commissaTy
sE1yet capturing ABOUT 6fy railroad men and 8
number oi prisoners. After Col Phillips with
mis- command bad accomplished his work, Col
WiHdcT, of t5s 4th Iowa ssvAIy, arrived from
below. His brief report viii be sent By to-dsy's
Iaia"
II seems the stock had been removed 10 Grsn.
ada, ard they had destroyed al the bridges and
culysris north OF that place 70 prevent its re-
nova 10 that direction BY our forces. Colonel
Paiips found that he could not save ii. aRd con.
3equsDly d~estpyedit, a work not At all difficult
. Lbe Isbels bal provided oied cotton and other
slnbustblss i sufficient qnanuies 70 insur6
speedy destruction, should they fud it necessary.
They probably did net destroy It, hoping TO be
able to defeat our forces and save &c.
Lieutenant Lacey, OF The % Michigan cavalry,
5args this information, having come through
rom GrsnndE where he left tie command, by
.0rced march. BUCK.
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$4,000 RRWAwn

oeH, between Allan aand west Fofpt sh,,s .s.
II lat er pat Of July, a SLACK HaVEp~1r
cunfNntnE arSe sun OF money and q bisnk 49,
VIII slFe ne a'oFe reward FOR toe dsifvsrv oF IL, So
eEsseA nd contents a. tba once. ana 70 aseso
faaa1 wv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBT. > 81 &C.
z v removed 70 ne lss AID If J. Z MntaE 3
HI Co Grsahs Flal- zls5sEa street.
50 ~
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LAND FUR CONFEDERATE gOgEY
TUE subsariber proposes to sell for C0nfs5srzts
A money or six per cent bones
10000 ACRES or LAND.

Selected by biwseH out Of one hundred Thousand scrss
that had p1evio1 ly besa selected by one Of the best
iocaters ami purchased FROM tha Government DC =
situaied in CRIT -nden, 81 Francis, jefferson Fu.ntsetf
Green ami g gstsappi conaies, In the State Of Arsan-
sas, comprising many traes Of the hnsst lands IN tbs
southern Comic erAey.
Five Iscts OF there IHnds lie fronting on the M-upbis
ard Ii tie EsoS cair- I'D, ihr.e Of which ae near de-
Pots o. sad road; one tract o. thiriq-hve hundred
acrgs lies On The Back AK Ridge between tie saint
Fr4n,s and Iyr1na uvsTs, aud three miles from steam
boat EayisHl0a aud thirty i've mies from Memphis
1hess lapdl age So rely Surpassed in pcins Of l-.-y
and fertility "a "a Stzte Twen'ytw aqn,rsd ae-ss
are nesy PlRe Bluff on Arksr So 80
I'D to suit pur---.-s
iWtl os Is AdArviis, Ca, darag TIA month Of Sap
TENDER, where can exhibit maps aud desc ip.i9ns Of
the land Iitle good
The subseubsg refers 20 H. J. Wicks. Esq Prssdeu
OF she ba K d MeuphiE now ht Chattanooga; A..
Mcclure, Cashier OF ssre B.nk Col sam Tate, Prspi.
Dent aemHiis aud Charleston Rsi road q. Brick
ley, President Of Memphis and Lirue Rock Railroad.
SEQ tw WM- CKg
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COWS FOR SAHE

HAVE FOURTEEN HAD or EILCa COWS
4 AND CALVE FOR ALE
Now IN Wood's lot one Dls and cssrssr from the ear
shei on the r Eht Of OBJ W7Iteaai r1zd ana j1ss fha
ether sd % Es a~ovsTmezs oL Cal soon ~ th- iot-
a-7-1tr HARRIS
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ESTATF ppORpp

Vas suosenoess. GEO. PAN1ILL lsts d vir-t-.
enatAUA jones'. OF Tennessee bavfnr rro-e
tesesner under she style aud frsm
$500 q sOAAS. Do ksruhy cnsr Ger LICE h
- PUBS 12I re parelzs3 ? sais ezelrsrsI7f 81
any person Wishing Co by e SELF
nsA1 ln4 2 % Dar Interest 81 TrTa rs aral 0F.-
lA7siA nMhsrtA Co. Praehlrea stress Atlsnis.
ee,ei sncss-AssaE Harris 8 as. Dr. fos-
gan, a. D. Hntchsaon. r6St1
sul6lmr
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MEMPHIS APPEAL-SATURoAY. SEPTEMBER 5 1868.

their ponies and families, bat LEFT ou hundred Of
their wsgons on lie east aide. The hoRling Of
the squavs that came across the river told the
tale 81 iheir misery.
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PasscnRcrs Arrived

Ia ,eanslp Cnyof Ner York from Lreypool ard Qusens-
Mr. Rima no and lady, j. j. Richardson and lady. U.
Sloan lady and children. W. C. Bedford and lady Mf.
Jerome AID lady Miss Shackleon Miss Arnot Mia Jeett
Miss Thyme Miss Csntwel Mrs Fell and child MIRA BsnkS
dsugh,eTs Mrs Hardusn. Mrs. Richardson. Mrs.
Neprez Ms Blackburn and daughter Regsn and d.ughse
NJ Rooue j. SeseDa 5. Finlsy, Adam, W. J. Mcdonald,
C. de- VAUDEVILLE w J. Cunningham ). Smedey. b. Barrett
Hogan, NJ. Rmslho. w. Farmer NJ Mcleod, +. c. Tom
son d. 1enez. "A. hourhton, j. Price. J. Mos.
II. si,anshp B,,tannia from Grsgov-J. c. You'll. A.
Mclean lady and child Mira f. Orion. Mrs A. Wilson, j.
Meaher, y. Holmes and los in the steerage. .
IL sts.mslp PERT from Neu Orieans-Mrs z. 0suldss
aud two children Mrs. Margaret Henne.y, Capt W n.
sotebury T. Cspp A. j. McCreeny. L. l.. Baser, Robot
Neil J. r. Prope W. s. Cochran Robert Rine H. $. Ads1s.
James Dyer, J. Baudet and lady, L. B. Mcbride, Petss
Brown a. Peach, r. II. Isabel.
In brig Excel,ioy from BermuddAr. g. Ross and lady.
Mr. H. Quaye ard Indy, Mr. John Walker, lady and child.
Nh John Luck, Mr. John Ws!drich, Mr.. WIN. Csson Dir
Lloyd Wiliaina
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Government are developed. and the result Of the army
q, Gre

Government are developed and the result Of the army
movements in Virginia are known
The deposits for 5-20s to-day are over ST..
.os coo the largest for time. a days work like
this viii make money active at full legal rates.
The aggregate exports Of Produce and hler-
chandsc exclusive of specie for the past week was
Sa,25l.634.
The twO-yoar five - cents for the banks are
being printed at Washington from plates furnished by
the American Bank Note Company No work has been
done on the plates. and it is expected That al
early day Mr.. Chase will propose another loan al
rate acceptable to the associated banks.
The Long Branch and Sea Shore Railroad
formally inauguratcd last week by the election OF
the following gentlemen rs Directors: Henry Howahd'
Robert Laird Jordan Woolley, William u. Davis r.
+. Stockton Il. 4. Stevens, WIN. W. Shipper francis
Conoycr Richard Conoyer Edward Mintain. Joseph j.
Thompson John g. Stevens. ard VIM. Cook 1t il e1'
peced TO have the road ready for use next Summer
The Lowell Manufacturing Company have
declared dividend of SEQ = share. payable on demand
The Ncwburyport Submarine Company. dividend OF
10 T. cent.
The following table of the National Banks
shows that 1873 of these institutions are already estap
lshed, with on aggregate capital OF about twenty one