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Wheat was purchased 70 the extent of 1000 bushs q
81 20 for white and 81 70 u 70 for western WATER
with sales OF 500 bushels mixed Western q GO.
00c Tor scusd soc. Sc fnr unsound and heated $50
ssc Tot yellow M Ss,ssy sass we're made Q, ESQ ss.Ss'
aud 800 bushels bssiey 81 10 81 g. Oaas were u
demand At Sic. as5nc according % quality
CHEMICALS wsro CHEAPER and In limited demand
CorrE-Thcre was more activity 10 Rio OF which $50
bags changed h.ns part . aoSc There was very Issie
prime. 33c good, BE- a2sc.; fair. ale 81 70. ordi
nary. 9hc. se,:s f.,s 70 good carecs.. sis s2s;
cash
Corros quite unsettled. mddng nominally ranging
from ooc els but there sales Of any
FiRx CRA,SERs were active, 500 boxes having ben
sold, in part, NJ 81 fer No. Canton rfn
FRuGHrs.-There more doing In this ius to-Any.
To Liverpool there shipped 900 bbs. hour L. 3D.,
1900 bushels grain ~ Sd sgd, 100 tons logwosd
M sos Ssos sss,s @ we're EsS idoc
wheat at 5d.. so tons provisions 27s Sd. To Glss-
I'D, ana $500 bushels At I'd. in bulk.
FEru.-Priees we're essentially unchanged bSs IL
Hay In fair request at Soc 9oc for North river
HoPs were inquired for at 1Sc 25c. for new crsp.
MxrAis were quite dull and unsettled ts
cludmg 100 bbs New ureans at l2c 5c, and 30 hhds.
Porto Rico at soc. n o.
NAVAL STORES continued very duh and unsettled
Ons inactive. and prices favored buyers.
PNovIsIoS.-1here not much activity In posk, -
sales confined TO 500 bbs S3 so $l3 rs for Ola
mess, sis SO si6 rs new and sll SIS rs FOE sms
cef was active, with sales roo bbls At $40 60
f12 for plnin and 81 rs ei3 80 for onieD
we're made Of 200 bss and sisrcss Of iard wHAs ~
range of o6c. 10xc, and $50 boxes bason e
okc. SIC, and 4S0 packages OF hams snl
shoulders nc 70. Sc. and &C. &C.. Butter continuo4
dull and hoavy AT lse 26c for state and l6c f0s se
estern. Cheese inactive NJ 12c. 14c. e 80
SPars.-Tie market WAS quiet and unsettled.
SrcARs Sales confined 10 $40 hhds. at foke.
l2hc for New Orleons and sl1c. lie. for Cuba. -
TALow.--Tbere 90 600 lbs sold at II nc. f1Xc
TfAsGreen selling moderately ut uniform prices;
blacks were quiet.
cd this article, only 3s hhds Kentucky having besa
sold at SIT ~. -l .f
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.s:'s; WIN .'s:s Ss,ss s.s s TN; sr =
Ba mes SEAMAN, In tho ga Tell from the am oserboar
ls siass u and @1ss s ss
,ship VIZ tSey tol Richmond. Me,. Bishop srra Il ve,
60 ,ses rom the yards tove buwarks house drcS sky
shin Lignra diai,. PiOo Genoa. 50 days. with marble
ship SrSsstoo tof Dath). Auld New Orleans Is days
with s,s SUGAR and 2, passengers s q 70 master
" days with ron 10 Q1srermsster Had very heavy
weather; s los, main .orsa,l and spencer.
order 50 and AZ had heavy sR 70 NV gale stove
BaIk Mary Dyer. wallace Nessns Feb 10. passed Glib
S w'!s Ad s, s a g. ds, a. fsss h II 10 d Hsd
spSks % bar Goodspeed fro adephafo for Londonderry;
Ew.rds Phllsdsphia pilot braaght him 70 this port
with Id Sa seS Been n
'hRs a siIs,,o% Ia,ons sai III, sn9. time N:
@ 10 Sssy ssy.
q, B1Tt M"gssps Day Aspinws 20 DAYS with hides &c,
The sss II s.y with
vii s.s heavy fsSs q g. po:
bark Eliza White, of Portland from cienfugos for Pha
Bsrt Brothers Mariner Genruesos March rs with sugar.
% BSs s.r% sss sse' ESsrs A%wss Day: With ass %
wssss ha"sns VIA rossss FSr %iso Monroe
rss, sa,s B:stsn, Hartman s.sS. March
Enm. Amelia Cook s"os Baltimore o S~ %t. T. "a
cor sos9n IN sinking conaition took of the captain and
- had GAL from NE 70 NV Appsd which 50
c1aks noasses on deck. split sas sprng Aeak had
Tee, Of Hslsr n the hold 6ih at 2 q & ssw bark
ana Schr G0nsa1de taking on sails Acrand
ehrn ses her ON a!e day. passed bottom up
" nason wsfh biac ewds and Large number Of bales
o. Rr.yy r"y No., c,s.
1rx nm! mary s Cobb. -, Fortress Monrces days
s nE " Neery. OonkhnS GeorgetowA DC. days. VITA
xs is:sss ssrsas s y
ws~ SSsed g. i. - s. took
sss. oa: srsy ss; 81 X NJ. .aa B.
condition AMI ook FROM hsr ma css.n scd ~ ,sn H.
uumbr = ana r,,,vh h.r, 10 ,h;s ~'o o'o" '" ~
Schr Ainx tr of PEIL Foley Grab Island PR le DAYS
WIN sugar. 70 q II Trumbull.
Shr PAM York (Br) OF Parrsboro. n Hl, Port au
hes~v rs.,hsr n, ~ - - ye c nsa Wy
March n VIM Ciiaord sssmsn ~ icrs rssrS IN sr"rr
the jbl oom overboard and was drowned ~
Schr Mnrahal pe,rl, .of s.rds.,c,.S ,,. V.y vs.st
March Is with ,ndse to oodspesd In ins, lat ~ H. lon
!5 81 while lying 10 IN NE gale BY which
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Meveaenss % Real nsssss.
By Miller 4 Kennslly.

HoS's s.icos snS ,1' go w., 20 'es' -
Lot Q. seth o. 105 r. west of I'd av., 3exloe< 80
la a issh 4, 80 n, west OF lisa av., 20xo3 l2o0
Lot adjoining sbove % Ne west, 1oxs1 -
Ios .. g. I0Ah g., $50 fsrs ssst q ~ A., SsiS
L1s q O. Tes6 a., $50 r. vest o. - ~ NxlWL -
Ma -: ;sIsy s sis s,%s iss. Ss.s u d ,
ss .s.-v Nonss - ot, - " 2oh n, 10 sx1o0. okso
building and los 2 " csrnss q Lsnns''a av. ssd -
bxD0. Ay40O
,,'ssrs. nd Ioe 2ol West 4lsh ST.. 2sx1Oo4.. lloo
~ :. n. Ludlow 4 Co.
..s'lss: :s: ~ !. !: i ~ 49, =; !, .I:; nl.s
Iin SIS. q, ;sIS.. 'sss
co7 Soo oil and sl3 Broasway for the vkols ioo -
rcur story brick buildings and lots, eel A<cadway
snd 81 ksrssr o.. known - ~ Art Union BuiIi.
ings N.s On Bd'y ssd No on Mercer sI.by - seSoo
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FAMILY mARKET REVIEW.

The supply nj the various markets yesterday wA noe
very large and the prices at very high figure. Ths
.rouble be in the difficulty about small change,
nckels and postal currency being rather scarce.
Tho following prices asked yesterday
BurtBrRs' MEsrs.-Prme ribs of beef, 16c.; porter
house steaks zoe 25c chuck ribs l2c l4c. fsr nrs,
cuts second cuts, 10c.; stewng pieces, 7xc. coarse
meats, To-; corncd beef plate and navel, 1oc. rump
pieces 2c mutton orequaFters, 10c hndquartess 13o
15 the for oin chops piecss scrag enAe,
&C.; hams and bacon. 10c. 12c.
porLrRy GAxE-Chitkens, Ice. q 16c.; tuTkeyD,
fec. 21c.; ducks, 23c. 2Sc.; fowl, 16c. a 1sc
wnd pigeons, I5A ~ per dozen; black birds, coe. .
75 prairie chickens 81 IS pair squah pigeons,
81 so pss dozen: snipe. ~ per dozen. IN
wild ducks, SOC. per pair; black ducks, 7sc. Co.;
backs, 81 IS do red heads, 81 IL do. hares s0e
6Or. PER pair.
vEcsramn-Csbbss~. loc. l5c. each; potatoes, 1ss.
1sc per half peck spinach 36c do Lima besns 2Sc-
quart; small beans ,lec do. estucs. l2c hesa rn-
barb 1sc 3oc do water 14c. 15c. per QaaFt;
turnps l5c per half peck; dried peas, ioe per ausss
arichoxes lsc per quart oyster plant 10 per busch;
dandeon. l0c per quart; okras dried 15c per 1oo ~
dshee per bunch; marrow squashss SIC. co., sech;
pop corn 2Sc pcr dozen tbmaoss, bOc. QuASt ro4
cabbage 12c 15 per head; onions, red, coo. pr haf
pok; white, SOC. %. 11 A lf NtN N
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

Inc IOuOWlnR nOgtCe Ot TIC bOmeWndt IamOuS
forty ton nugget" of copper lately discovered in
the Minnesota mine on Lake Superior, 10 from
report in the Lake Superior Miner
Ascending to the CXX level. and PASSING along some
rs feet lind directly the best portion of the
lode those singular occurrences, the results Of
which In this jne sstOoshed the world Ave years
siDas--a mass d most pure copper running entirely
through the c0ngomerate bei. The vein the coDgto
merste Ind all bean stops4 away. and there small
horn Of copper rotrudiDg from the bsie, which was
ordered removed, and this proved 10 he Ne commence
neut q mass, some thirty tons OF which have been
brought " suitable size aud shate for convenient hand
lny. and about parties Of three men N each,
steadily employed In uneoverng aud removing the re
manning portion. How much Il will yield
lecture dips Mt angie of 40 degrees 10 the
aud hence large portion II the overiay belt has
To be mined before the be reached Much o this
hanging ground is good barrel and stamp work, with
occasional young mass ei ton or more thrown In Tor
good measure. This IL not thick the former
from the belt. the edge side hrst opened
not being six TO eight inches bot very nearly pure
copper Much Of the distance now exposed-abou lfty
feet. measured in presence-wul average foot
thick and still Its purity IN fact II is the purest
large " copper have ever seen. In size, we
the prediction that this piece Of copper will
the mine entering the list Of competitors for the
largest In 1858.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

We learn from Albany that there is no chance OF
the Gold bill, as amended by the Senate, passing
the House.
Aeofrespennen' Expresses MS a''on,S.n'en' 'HA'
Governor Morton, of Indiana, who made such an
excellent speech on things in general at the Maison
Dorec last night did not take the opportunity of
saying that his State was prepared TO pay the
bonds which are claimed to have been over issued,
and which are now in the hands Of innocent par
ties. -
The statements of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1862 a. follows:-
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC YoRK-TEIs DAT.
SUE RrsRs. y noor RISKS. morn 26
sus SETS. - Hon WATER. eve "
4 e. r a 49,
Port or New York, April 10, ls03.
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Neal. Boston; Crsndab. 0aee Providences q royd,
shx,T Br Iiis Tiberiss 1snner cienfuesos sehr Man
ensi ss~!rr ship ssa%a, B."sh.-s sYor, bark. no
Orleans u YS osod sefss Ne; Denny Menses Nv
York; 5s,'s Debit wD;sSSnssy r;,S Ds~aSs: II MsSsry
Young Key West; stevens Haskell Boston. c RS James
Gs ap SSsss On" Morse csns Tys BARK. 5ss
Ha.ss s TsI%or,s cr, E FoansIn Keller Esysr xs.cs
Nerrymsn Gray Key West. schr Alien saocoes for,
S2S brs: x%sss. light sah c.rdea.. oro,nso
Gov NSsTs; srooss GRAHAM, Ma sssas. K.!s stewart.
cd s. R.sn and ssa Wa sss
Isllsi rMsTramsucS err Thomas Daiet Pisan ,iLasa.yr.;
psr. Hoya Amsscas Anne. Per, Real; Pratt Nicts..
sy so.on rns, Tsrrs GGs E
Jayne Bsy. Mystic; ssraiosa xSsm. Ea., Cam,
w Ss''s 1 a.H T.oo :sA,s
dG c Sp Gss: sS
from L,srgoo' one bark snaw. brig. u! barns Amt,
@s. % 'i Ban. so%pps
sas
S..S q. ~: ss;. s:ss
t 9:. s.s.f IT.: Hs,s.
sss sSc nssTs%cSS s.s r ssI ne sesSr s.esy
Msi.s Gum nsAs%, Ks, wss; .ssr iS ri.a v,as. DO
& s S ,s SS.s o,s
:S, for Sss fs IA Law sr ss.%.sp soran
5th-At snch.v on Portland Lsh, unnnown bark sh
ns.%s .IS: SS..,ss yc.: As,,s o. r.!a. Mar:
iorsna Wade Hasana; Georsis Deerins Butsr Car
ss-Arr brig sccrss;s csren Ms'sp,ss ;eSr Lslos.
Z A. Gas. s i s,;
NI.rs R%p.s iH,sssGC Hs:.s 81 u1ag ~ y Esss
ios.S .as.s % 3 s. ,is sss " t,ra ss: % s. xisss
s1 @s-arr ss~s~sr Knsasher wm,sms xYors, .chr. y
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The knights Of she Golden Circle-AIr
Qatet st Reading, So.
! READING. april 10, ls63
The disturbssse which anticipated last night did
not occur. t.
- PHnApElymA, April 10, 1858.
ribsrt, Of Knights OF the Golden Circle
who has arrived here, met BY ipansnss crowd,
and narrowly escaped punishment.
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HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH,

an eIcevn, lotion for diseases ola Syphc nature, and
Injection diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising nom
habs Of pstou, used IN connection with the Extracts
BIcAu and ,si 10 such diseases recommended
Evidence o. the responsible and reliable character will
s,comrany the neticin-s
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
FROM 10 20 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
tor Medical Properties OF Buchu
SEE DlSPENSATOhf Ot THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DENIES valuable works the Practice
Of Physic. ,,.,,<,
See remark, made by the late celebrated d.. PHYsIC.
Phtadr pha . - ,..
See remark. made by Dr. EPHRuM MCDOWELL,
ee.brated and Member of the Royal College OF
surgeons Ireland published in the Transactions OF the
King aud - iccas Journal. . ... ...x
See Medico-C hirurgcal Review published by BENJAMIN
TKANEkS below OF the Royal College Of Surgeons.
see most u tue late standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, = per bottle, or Sax for 80.
EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA, ~ per bottle, or SIX Tor
IMPROVED ROSE WASH SC per bottle, 'ix for
81
Or ia Dozen Of esch Tor - which win be sucert.ocar
the most obstinate II directions adhered to-
Delivered any address securely packed nom observation
Describe symptom. In al communications Cure guaIan
teed Advice gratis.
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L
AFFIDAyI

AFFIDAVIT
psr,on.y .pne,red before mo- Alderman ofthe CITY Of
Philadelphia H. Helmbold who oeirf duly sworn dotn
say his preparation contain, ~ xsss,shi. ~ VI
other injurious drugs Out axe ''"'' Ii n HELMBoLD.
Swarm and subscribed before hi. 23d day Of November
,ast WM. 4. HUBBARD. Alderman.
~ 9,h-st. above Race Phi.adelphia
.ad,e,, Latter. for information. in confidence. to
II. T. III L. l. M Is q ID,
CHEMIST.
POT.
No. 10. SOUTH TENTH STREET,
tBSLow CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA
ID.
BEWARE OF coUNTERsEIrS AND UNPRINcIPLEp
DEALERS
Who endeavor to dispose of" their own sni other att
cts the reputation STAINED by
GENUINE PREPA'
RATIoNs.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHu.
HELMBoLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
HELMBoLDS
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS.
TAKE NO OTHER.
80 Gut on, the .avss..ssl aud 'sad GsT l., AL ss's
u .l9.,.sG NV sI.e'Ta
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6dmbol0's Me0i1nes.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits Of Disps
tion Early lndiscretion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indispo,ton to EXertion, Loss OF Power
Loa Of Memory Difficulty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness VI the Skin, Eruptons on the Face.
Universal Lsssitude Of the Pslid Countensncs
Muscular System.
These symVtom.. ii allowed to which this msdictns
removes. soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FArUITY, EPILEPTfC FITS
In one OF which the patient may expire. Who cm ~
they frequently followed by those defa dse<sss
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many Of the OF their suffering out nous
will confess The records the Insane Asyums and the 0O
sncho deaths Conuu ton, bear ample witness TO tns
ruth of the assertion. - - ..--
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED By ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen end nvgore ~
~ stem, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT bCCHu invasIS
bly, does .ria! will convince tie mest skep;iesa
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T.

axe 20 Dsssm Mercury Unpleasant Meicnes Ter
pleasant and Dangerous Disesses
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
10 all their stages. At title Expense little change Of d.
ct; 10 Iucouyeni.uce AND No EXPOSURE.
Il cause. squen, desire ard gives strength to Unna.a,
thereby removing obsrucons preventing and curing stct
lr.ihra aayiDg pain and inflammation 20 fre
qurnt In th. Of diseases aud expeinny POISONOUS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
ThousAL Is upOr thousands " % have been tee
VICTIMS Or QUACkS,
and " no have paid HEAVY FEES " he cured In short
me hsvs found they deceived and ths the Poison
Powerful AstTiugsnts" been dried up In
the system. cut IN sgsravat-d form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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L.

FEMALES! FEMAI .ES! FEMALESi
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, or C0HTzAl
PLATING siAKRlAGE
In many sfectyD, peculsf Females tho Extinct Bocba
j. u,ed ~ any other emedy In Chiorosi, ksrr
ton Inequalities Pan:diIess Suppression Of Customary
Eyscuaon liberated scrhous G the UieIua. Lou
Mites oteriy, ami ior ali complaints incSons
whether tTsiny Indcseon. Habits Of DissS-
patton, or Ia the
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE
See symptoms above.
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Urinary Orsans wbstx
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever cause orr ginsthz and mstisr Of hog
lous standing. Dls-s,-s OF these Organs
require the aid oil Diaret.c
HELMBOLDo EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DURLTI0
AND 1T is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEAsEk
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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BLOOD, BLOOD! BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID ENTltA.I ~ARSAPARILLA.
SYPHILIS
a a4e-ulr %. f.ol. and attacks the sexual or
49,, .rs, %. .e I... .av. Throat, WndPipe and other
fcu fs. making Is agleal4nce IN the form OF Ulcers
elub5I. Extract Sir.spaa PuE.dss TIE Blood and Re-
moves a.. Scsy Errp ions Of Oh. skin giving TO the Com
peron Clear ani Healthy Color IL being prepared er
.,y for thi. c4s. Of complaints It's Boodp Gryns prop
pcsrcd greater extent than any other Pfega-
ration Of SGgslpAnla.
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REPORTED VICTORY ~ LOUISIANA.

ffOu lHe NcNuuui r htnlifrf. Aug l.
The city wa greatly eated Yesterday by the re-
port that the pfo-dent had received dispatch from
Cen. Hardee stating that IA report, from what he
considered reliable source had been received 10 the
effect that Gen. Dick Taylor had encountered and
defeated the enemy nj or near Donuldsonylle, La,
capturing FIX thousand prisoners. Whether this
newf be true or moi, we are unable TO say IL II
pretty certain that there has been fight at tho
point named, and we uIe, therefore, inclined to
party credit the story.
Ine Northern papers that have reached mere
make au uliu-lcn 10 the fight NJ Donaiosohfiilc,
Lousipul," bat give no particulars, The accounts oi
the hnttc having apparently been gwen III the
dates pee, ding a." one winch we have. me bai'
fh4yye 4De,fcuH Vi the 2sth ult., fJr instance has
ia Il editorial summary the following hlllriOn: " Ia
the sglt 10 Donaldsonville, Lou'smnn. foou after
The nil Of Port Hudson the 18th Massachusetts
Regiment Tort all hut loo" Ii this may b. taken n,
au muck Of thc character ot tue light, II must have
been 81 ,eycre on. We cau only await further .n-
todigcnce If the affair, which We Will probably
have by our neat Issue.
From Tho Richmond Examiner Aug /.
TRAITORS Al IuSiE.
We mentioned Il few uays go snai the Ilsl.-
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In an article expcsias The bad faith with which
Ii. Yankee, have act ed in The exchange Of prisoners
ther iDLulnsnity TO those now in their handle ana
the s,oeity Of helr threat 10 execute Gen. Fzhueh
lie, and Capt Wlnder, III retaliation ior the two
copd.u,red men now in this city, The Engurer says:
Tt.s 10 10 ae Disgusting 20 ourseyes tne purpof of
tos pr.es We have heGe deacFbed lt weT 70 the kue
Oyt la, done all that possible do order
20 ..s4 tao ,fbls issue. When we had large Of
poa.r. 49, s.Gi t5s s~sy D.ore they were eIcha ged
%ksG ~ rpJ -. .s,t u wv 'n'~I' e0''"J"""
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

GES. Neil Dow.-Ths Yankee Father Mat
thew" will proceed on Il trip 10 Mobile this morn
ing escorted by two officers OF the Confederate po-
lice We IRE not informed of the purpose of send
ing bin t. Mobile but presume that It has some ref
efence To IL violation Of the laws 10y Gen. Dow.
ILLNESS OF GIN. FLoYD.-We learn with deep
regret that Gen. John Is. Floyd, who, since his
retirement from the army has been IN invalid from
disease contracted in the camp, now lies dangerously
i'll al the residence o his sODln.aw, near Abingdon,
Virginia, and but slight hopes are entertained Tor
his recovery. The Contederacy, and especially the
people OF Virginia, Will receive this announcement
with SORROW. Richmond EAuui'her, July o.
FROM EAST TFSSEssET.-lt II cheering to learn
from all parts of East tennessee that companies are
being formed everywhere for home defence. re
hn0rrMe R,gistcr says men OF ali ages ana conu-
tions are coming forward voluntarily and enrolling
thenselves for duty Those who have hired substl-
tute- DO not claim any exemption on this account
lois law is as imperative upon them as any otnef'
la time OF invasion no one ~ exempt from ni'''"iS
Tor any cause except physical disability No' even
the highest ofiice-hoders are exempt from the heh,
est Of all duties-that OF defending our no'ne' "nu
country against TN invading Zoe.
CorIoS.-An unusual quantity OF cotton having
lately accumulated at Savannah, II was asked
whether it was sent there III ANTICIPATION OF the
downfall Of that city, 50 AS TO hnd Yankee market
The Republican says such In not the Intention Oh Tue
holders but that IL was shipped there from Charles
ton, WHITTIER i, had been sent TO shiplo Nassau.
NANKEE OFFiCERs RECEyED.-Ihe following Of
Gers have been received the Libby prisoners OF
war since our last repot:
Lieut Co. 4. z. Henry. 10Th Kentucky Cavalry Lieut.
Cot g. Won hemiick lth Missouri Cavalry First Lieut.
d. 1iiua.d. lsth kentucky CNuy, tlst Lieut. ~
hladDfd "a West Tennessee Re mept Second Lieut. y.
Jleu,at lsh heutucay Srcoad Llcut H. Williams, la'
kentucky. second Linnt o. y. Oarget'. ith Mssodn
The PRISONERS were taken No jackson, Mis-, hhu
arrived VIA 4 lau,a, Ca. From lmuofn ~. ~
s,rst I,eut. Henry linbtard OF the l2Lh Now-l ork
and Second Lieut.. Henry Morher OF the same reg'-
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antsrn Dinssn brau6t. Gle perben oaraue
pnartritsn uno tsRdnbis auI 6anO baItsn all'
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Terti9e 3Ieiber.
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pirb mBslidf rpbIfstl Ssrfauft.
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auf quite unO paGsnbC Nrtsit psrlafen. Ourf
quite Sepienuna boffn fs Ssbsrmann tsfrtsptSen
iifTnnsn. 8ufst an
Natban nJcb3er. Gii8bman Osmsn.
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