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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-08

NE Delinauent Paymastar.


We have bad something TO say here.
tofore IN reference to the defaulting Pay
master, Major Isaac n. Cook, late of
Marietta, o., who has recently sustained
heavy losses of Government money At
cards. The Cincinnati Commercial saws
that Major Cook had been conscientious
book keeper, and had kept an exact ac-
count of all his lOsses. This enabled the
Government to get after the right parties.
Arrests were made simultaneously at
Cairo, Springfield, Columbus, Chicago.
Cleveland and Louisville-the PRINCIPAL
gambl~ys being picked up in each case
Their diamond rings, gold watches, and
ready money has been possessed. and a
number of the institutions where the
"tiger" is displayed, occupied by United
States authority. About seventy thod-
sand dollars were recovered from par
ties arrested at Cairo. On he lst a large
party of the "sporling" fraternity lett
on The mailboat for Louisville under ar
rest IL seems reasonable TO conclude
that the Government will not in the end
be the loser for any heavy amount. and
il is possible every dollar NAV he recov,
cred. The gambling-house Of Whaley.
IN Cincinnati, is reported TO have taken
near one hundred thousand dollars of the
missing money. The houses of Lewis
and Corey are also in The scrape, and
represented in the trip 10 Louisville
Mohelyey was nabbed at Cairo. The
Faymaster was not green one. he was.
some years ago, a steamboat man In the
Ohio trade. Afterwards he was an agent
OF the Marietta Railroad, in Cincinnati
and IL is now said that there were ru-
mors Of defalcaiiOn on his part at that
time.
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An ADDIrisNAL Issue OF Treasury
NoTEs.-A dispatch TO the New York
Herald, dated Washington, Dec. 20, says:
II is stated to-day in financial circles,
that telegram was sent 10 New York
this morning advising that the Secretary
Of The Treasury had consented 10 the
further issue Of two hundred millions
OF Treasury notes This will carry the
circulating medium from three hundred
and seventy-seyen millions, the amount
estimated ON the LIST Of November bv
Secretary Chase, 20 Eve hundred aud
seventy seven millions Of dollars. Bot
the latter amount may be reduced by the
Withdrawal Of bank notes from circula.
ton, under Me-. Chase's policy Of taxing
bank notes.
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seauestration Sale

The Richmond Enquirer Of December
18th announces the sequestration sale
of $4,000 acres of valuable lands" in
Florida. These lands are the property
ofenemies-i, {. loyal persons-and will
be sold for the benefit Of the rebel Gov
eminent. We opine that Uncle SAM will
teach Florida another lesson shortly, in
tho sequestration business.
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Delegation of Surgeons from Indiana
To Murfreesboro.

Gov. MoRToN, the patriotic aud ever
active Governor OF Indiana, started a
delegation.of Surgeons, few days ago,
to Murrreesboro', The Surgeons twenty
in number arrived here on Tuesday
night, and we suppose left for Murfrees-
boro' yesterday. The order Of Governor
MoRIoS, Is for them to go where they
can be most servioeable to the Indians
soldiers. The delegation Is under the
charge Of DR.. G. j. Woop.
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4 hope have the Confederate sol
Tho are nshtiog for set Of poliii-
era, who in the words of the
anaasi leading rebel organ Of
Mia. will break up the new
n they cannot control II, as
'|1t broke up the old oneg
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Ms e,rised lady IN New Or
Nif3ll an officer, speaking OF
lnsss AZ Iho city, and the pau
:. itpi tspts, observed that ia
MN houses seemed as soli-
! giavey asaa in which wives Of
.Wtft set un.as monuments 10 late
l,1aHatil|e JompaL
piR ,hiHe for The wives in
pfy Rpses y ai ~ as monu-
"a ~ haahallasi and sometimes
she ppognipg,
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rsfonnal lspnbiicaa, Ia a coarse
|a'sag lcsrcf the late
h. Polk, whom II cannot re-
fonA Insulting, even after his death.
pPnt Of his loyalty to the Union,
AZ stranger would hardly have
~ Cor brother Of tie United States. %
Riak / probable. Nobody ever
|ssd The Uniied States had a brother.
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The Pnranit

General RosEoRANs is pressing the reb-
els as rapidly as possible. On Tuesday
our advance was eight miles beyond MUIR
freeshoro'. The rebels are retreating on
the Manchester pike, South It is re-
ported that large rebel wagon train
was captured ON Tuesday morning,
eighteen miles beyond Murfreesboro'.
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most complete sell wo ever knew,
X. she lyiag and fugitive editor of
y Mortrsesboro Rebel Banner, He
81 change his name 70 soH Kirk.
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The news from almost all quarters is
glorious. The flag Of the Federal Union
glsres with splendor, which rivals the
brightness Of cloudless morning.
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.f 1, W n f' tl&3 IN "A 4 u 4 z 4.
-.
<eaoe'
we hitherto talked
~ sA'a'nitieg Of war, aaif they
w So'. y fA'ner ihnn Stunned
.7'"' nsFe Within tho last few
'F''s' % . sense Of their true
Z " - waking no longer afAf
~" sFopno Our very doors, and
t't ,te1o nas shaken Nashville TO
'''.'H''gA ahe Victims Of rebellion
& ,. ~ going % their long home,
'''~ s'''e 'nvufnerS go about the
~ pictures q historians and
~" 'ney describe battles which
7" ano'neF continent and 10 a
n w, s1c''e leelipgs 10 our breasts
''on 'oe smolons which arc
~ ~ 'De s'7ans o. strong men,
s''y' Os nc awful silence
whe WIN rise ana Walk no
'"e ne'o o. carnage AZ the call
y % 'ne roil q the drum. Oh,
.''st'y n2'sniess' iuie, ana heartless
: 49, !. ..,.l. !. - 80. 90 - p'-o
.aps..,... "a. 80,
f,i..,.S
Ms
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s.,lon =. a.
8 f,oo .h;,o IT,, US !"
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Il. ..d -, '"'
o.na.. - '"s "s'e"
ssha,. a,,a, ,i '4s0 y 'ne paio faces
R,;sa - ~ a. 'noV were
.,.. M, "' s,." ooean =!
la, 4. ,h.1.-s ' T, - Il' =,
-. ~ 49, =, N"Sn'iiie, IKE a nrs'
&. - 49,, ~ so'nueu 'ns us9Fh-
q ~. r' y we most promising
4s""esSee. NO c9nsola-
~, s'. pss.' surviving 5r1ends TO
=. ~ .''"H'ees oi thoseOpposed to
K. .. -Revenoc cxr od,,..,;.,
~ XII XXI 1.,l1sno y" aNuu'ii9'e'
ROynd which pier.
. lt is not strange
sera o,., ,lo,,,.,-..
bev s,nnoood :,
o NY SNPPoseu ~
Kby few sDeechea
u lew editorials in |
@ii anu q rev hollday
Erf hV mi1ffia camoaniss Eo.l Vs.,
4 ~ "'''i'" Gum "niesi leei very
'fnlly when they see the fires of
'" ,, over the farce OF
y ~ p,.ss o". S s s",p' owe, .he ]
a. -, ".0 ,'v' s'Sureu 'na'
(. e = a,'A,U' ,ooi'sn' hopeless re-
q, '' s'Oppeu' our Suner- ,
go ven 'oiu we
81 '"'"' " ',a'"' Una.
80 W. ',"'e' large numOeroi MIN
O'o'u anu Ac'ive secesslonists
M asked If-thgIc WAS no wav IN afon .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-08

Let those rebels who profess to desire
peace, bring forth the fruits of peace in
their conduct.
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MONEY MARKET. Sec
oFF'cs or rTs LoyuvItIl JovnsAt, |

Vffica on rHn toUrsyrt1i JovaNAtl
Tuesday, JaA Q, 1888.
There was hr,her advance yesterday In thc rate.
on goii, the hankors beyinF az alaS{ i cent prrnl
aa' anu selng =, aetdu n sent. silver was scarce
am IN demand Al 2e923 a cent premlsm buvins s,s
2,W-o b cent selling. Demand Motel were boapht
az zl9ia cent PREMIUM The rats u discount On
On tennessee money reinains az n cant fer ~
notes Of the OLD banks. Eastern exchtnr. dnIi ~
eressrs buying AZ = y cent discount and soling a.
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N O TIC Ell
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE RxIRr
ina between the undersigned. unaoT ,ha stsia =,
0AhDNEh CO., 10 this day dissolved by mutual
=, lne pooAs anu accounts are in the hands OF no5t
H. Garlner who alone Is authorized IL s.ttl. tsa h
iness OF the late firm ' 80 W.
call and settle. ~
RoBT. n. GARDNER.
RICHD. O. GARDINER
ROBr l.. WHITE
v. II. u. BUOKNRR
'A'-h' january ISL 1901. lJah7-tm
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ed publishers Of Europe, America, or even
Africa. He announced that he would
bring out book of military fashions
for the Confederate army, magniiicenily
embellished. The conception was gor-
geous, GENIo @. S0oTT and GoDEY doubt
less irembled in their shoes when they
heard of the project Of their audacious
rival But the book never appeared. In
fact the scheme was visionary, what
was the use of publishing fashion plates
Tor chaps, who wore coon and rabbit skin
caps, and raw hide shoes2 Why publish
costly plates of blankets which were made
out of old carpets, and Shouts which
were pieced up out of hearth-rags. and
coverlets How could a picture of a
Butternut uniform be" elegantly coloyea."
as BLANToN's prospectus stated?
We fear his present dodge won't paw.
1t is little business decidly to be print
ing Confederate money, and we hope. for
the sake of old associations that The next
paper we receive from Dixie will an.
nounce that the inevitable BLAyroN ia
teaching a singing school in some re-
spectacle country neighborhood.
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Sale of Furniture

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE ON Nuxr
a., tuesday the i'lh inst. all Of my Housaboid
ana aGhon Furniture consisting in part Of Paror
eaI r furniture, Carpets, Fable Ware and
Tor families to supply themselves. 'P'''''u"'V
purchases "'" III Payment Tor
Sc sale positive, without reserve % ,,,.u..
''o'N' JANIS wHELEss,
las j., North Cherry street
'""' :" Next door to DR.. n. q. X Martin',
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FLOUR.

10 Bbls EXTRA FAMILY.
"V @oFAhflNk' just received, lOT sals
ny WIN. LYON
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Restaurant Tortoni
Picture Car For Sale.
No. 90 CEDAR sTmrTT.

HAVE DAGUERREAN on PICTURE oAn
ana large stockI wish 70 sell Ihoy can be ss.s
~ esne az me car on the franklin Pike, Aboat a
Jan02ts nj CAappumuu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-08

This IS he t.,e
from BLAsroS
ragged regiment tt
fate. obIiyious Of b
his illustrious merits,
guisher upon his miiitl
TON then stuck out bis
nounced that he would
the Confederate Courts; a
soon found that neither law !.
was wanted in JEFF DAvis's dor
BLANToE then went into the .
literature, and being a gentleml
fined and elegant tastes, he res
place himself, at one strong bot
full fellowship with the most eel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-18

CITY 10 Put them. Ar-anscmcu'. have tsen rn.do TO
receive hf cen hundred at the all.
Tns buffalo CorSva cf rhurisy sav- Nj Val.
an ishsm arrived ~ the tifon House, tsrais ,e,-
t.FJS uorn'ng ~ Nveuet there ty ni,t Mtfrtct
on chicago, Mr.. Woo he's Of Indians Ard o,hr-
friends, IL ssurposcd that he viii soon iui, an sd-
dicH 10 tbe pTope Of Ohio Toledo u ccfrr,pond.
snt Of The Rochester u>to- sayG The 'ritnd. Mrs
sham made No 4 purse of IL 0UIa lev DAYS
since aud rrenrd her and si'h II che IA. zone 10
,hc Clifton House, where her husband " nos stop
PING
In an Official conmunics iou. dated Colorado "a MI "
sp ais Of yis ms The Csddoe. and othar ini ana 80
miles sou h effort IaIned They s,r, de.1iiu.c Of
both clothinr aud provisions. having B. on -ohbei nv
The rebels before ieavint T-tS They ,.v they y II
avay' fem,tn loysl. Other Ind ans from T.rss III
so1n 'o'n them. Tho.e temsnins IN Tets. are IN q
deplorsh. condition, having been plundtfei Of ali
IN e stoet TO tel he Irhti ttoops t,uv lot, ha.
made inipprtsn' trsttrs vttN The InSisus "a ItAh,
thus additionally securing sstcty to ctuisrsnts.
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SUFFICIENT MILITARY FORCES HERE.
Order From the War Department
TIE DRAFT TO BE ENFORCED.
The Archbishop Hughes Meeting.
Highly Important.
Hspsrssd Attack and Capture Of Cl

8spsPtsd Attack and Capture Of Charles
ten.
AoSt0v. July IA letter to the Boston HxaAlp,
enasd on Charleston, July Il, says. the grand and
<s~si otfdek ~u' assiored.ror Tue.ddv, July i4th.
The letter says; Everything 10 working we'll here
Acrrs Island 10 our, Charleston and tho forts are
o,mpletely besiesed Five ronc ado and Is gunboats
sss ID Sumter. Ten sunboat'. one <o-gun frisats,
- the Sev lIonsdes will ocme over the bsr to-
1isht st high water Three iron G sds will arrive
chs afternoon. Six hundred fresh men to assist on
the ron-clads and sunboss have srrived. Bstteties
With heavy 200 POI ,der rfed guns, erected on Nor
es Island By our troopA win take part In the BON.
eardmsnt Of Sumter.
IMPORTS VIA rHILADu.PHfA
Philadelphia, july lT.-N v understood, on good
Sothori,y, that tho Government has received . dis
that the Chattanooga RsBsL announces the capture
this city. has the following posted on it bulletin
tosrd:
Information from Washington. received hare,
bad 70 the belief that Chsrleston was captured on
The 18th instant"
Aeothsr report on the streets s ss follows;
Chsrleston This last statement u said to have come
S,s Ch.tt.noosA Arebei picket hrspAtsd to have
REBEL ACCOUNT.
ChdrlesorA July IL. Q IS A. Mo General s.
Coopsr-Ths enemy sttacted, in force, Battery
Wagner, on Morris Island. st daylight this morn
M, but Vas quickly repuIsed With the loss OF ninety
ove killed. many wounded. and one Aundred and
shi,ty Irisonsr.. Only Eve essualtiss on our side
AL quite s,ill on james Island.
tsisnedJ CT BsAulnsAsp.
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From Fortress Monroe.
[Coryespondenee Of The SUM-

povty,ss Monroe, Jsts i6.-A member Of Dodsss
Cavalry left portsmou.h, Va, on Tuesday morning,
ss visit 70 SUFFOLK When lev miles from town,
~ sseeed bis horss and passed In foot, after vsit
hs till dark. he obtained quartsss st . friends
bouss. The nsIt morning hs (beins In dissuise)
brsakfastsd With three rebel ofoers and returned 70
Portsmouth that shsruoen. Immediately sftsr our
troops left Suffolk the remaining merchants raised
NE price Of boots 70 $50, and everything else In pco-
-Ustion. Ths alliance of death pyeTAlb thyspShoUt
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the town. So~b.l nso are di.plsysd Tho citizens
hsve not been molcs,ed in any vV. There are no
uoops between sufolk and the Blsehvs,er, and meme
81 the Rlaeks''et At rresent.
hs. Gtn D,I and Col Ludlov len for washington,
d. c, this sf ernoon. The p~tsonAisaf Of Ma Gen.
Dir poceed With him 10 New York. The eorys STAFF.
for the rreseat. remain here.
itis under.tood tbst MsI. Gen. foe,er, from New
BERN y. C., expected here to tste command OF this
deuArfnient
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Heavy Firing Heard of Portland

Tor'idni, Nc, Julv iI.-rhs Captain of the
steamer from Ne~ York report, hsafrs, shor, 10
ooloeh, t'eve heavy sun' south south ~est of Cape
Elizabeth, apparently Il OF 20 rnil.s of.
ANorHrn kEiosr
Fwddnd, NJ, judy IA fisherman coming up
nom harpsven this morning. heard. from 10 to II
oeloeh. about Is mile. southeast from Portlsnd.
heavy hrins, sppGently from two vsr.,is frins
brosdsd.s. ono vsssel sJpearsd to have heavier
guns than the other
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Telsgraphic News Items, 10.

GHS. sIoklrs 10 fast recovering FROM the effects Of
the wound he received at Getty.luIg. lie is nursed
By delegation of the Sisters OF Charity.
GS,. DOUBLEDAY has b en- relieved from his com.
mand In the Army Of the Potomac. and ordered to
take command Il the pot for d. sfted 10 be es
tAblishsd At Buffalo, N. Y
Foul hundred rebel prisoners arrived 1t Baltimore
yesieIday Iom HAserstoun, and .ere Ilaeed In the
eity Nv. I6sls ~ 20 I0om sRy uh0s sSc N the
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Msrsan's Raid In I.disna and Ohis.

"sTgens haid IN laoiana ana Dhie.
Cincinnati, July l7-Morssn's rebel forces passed
through fketon yss'e. d., afternoon, going in the
direction Of Jackson. He 10 evidently making for
he nver TIA Pomeroy OF Galipolis
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F. ON Maryland.


Frederick rta WASHINGTON, Juig l6.-A messenssr
Rom Haseutovn reports that At p. NJ. today, Gen.
Irnch with the Sd Army Corp', intercepted part Of
otusrt cavalry and drove them the river into
willismspor, where they were severely handled
~ the Pennsyivsnis militia. Artillery firing vas
hrard in the direction Of spot st two O'Clock
eAis Afternoon.
Bv Mail
6ES sEApH pURrUlr ~ iEl
The Philsdephis lSorIsKs Of this morning ssp:
We learn from Q gentleman Who left the front
Iuesday night that Genera Meade, inime edistey On
pcsrta.nins the escsp Of Lee, put the Whole army
Shech the rebe retrsat on his vsv 10 Richmond
Having the inner line Of movement be gill be able
secure all the mountain passes the Wig aide OF
She Potomac before tho en-. my can reach Il. HIS
rmy 10 IN fne condition and ready to follow rapidly.
Yontoons ware across the river last evening and
hsv, no doubt that his advance 10 already on vir.
Gnis sol Il Won no, be proper to state the po:nt
sf crossing, bu, 10 Will 10 satisfaeon 10 know thai
tui army 70 IN pursuit.
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PROM late hle' Of rebe papers received st rsht ..
'ne Sun ofhee, We make the following extracts;
Richmond senrnL july i3ih.
, 1863-11-24
mKLHE ON IA AhUnRR RoAD.
MEN, n Woman, and Boys on ARam-
Page

Nn. Roberts ts respectable and well known
citizen, living md having shoe shop at No. %
Archer Road. His Eon William, 3 boy shout 1e
years old. is an apprentice In the Illinois Central
shops, and has occasionally during his ovez.hou.s,
worked fs1 one P. Edward Dougall. On Sunday
morning, young Roberts sent his two little broth.
ets toDougal1, to obtain his pay. Douga1l, being
drunk Gent his boys out to club the little fellows
away. One Louis B,oHn VAS standing In gro.
ce1y ynesr bI, looking on, and went In and brought
hatchet and gave it to one Of Dourall's BON.
, 1863-11-24
THE CITY.
Arrest Of a Desperate Villain.
The Notorious Ewd, King in
Limbo,
Els Attempt TO Evfndlc tho IL
uAOfs Central Raflrond
Company.

Ono Of the most notorious scanaps In the West L.
lnown by the name OF Edward King. Heis said
by those posted In his history, a. being burglar
. 1obber. 4 EarroteE, &nd a desperate fellow,
whether in ot out Of jail. He has served ono term
in tie jackson Penitettiary, spent monthsa ut a
time in the Detroit jail End WAS In jail at Kalana.
zoo, with fre others awaiting sentence, when On
the 1Qth Inst, he for the second time eawed hts
WAY out and On the last occasion released i've 9TH
&1 prfscneEb. He has wife and one child living
In Kalamszoo. .whs have On two oocsslons render
cd him Tc1y important "Ald and comfort" The
nrst time he released himself, his wife went in to
yisit him, with her little GIRL Around tho child'e
ssaist, very neatly covered with ribbon, wss the
exW, With which he eawed of the ba1s. Again, 4
steel saw WIS conveyed to him By being enclosed
dnslde the collar ol little poodle dog that aecom.
panied bis wife to his cell. He Was under inlict-
1ent, awaiting hie senteace, Nc understand, and
when he saWed the shacklee from himself and his
i've comrades, he thought he was doing big bus
1neAA. The othets had N been retaken, and now
the number is complete agatn-Kinr also being
pnde1 ar1t9t.
His departure from the Kalamazoo 1a,1 was
communicated to the detectives In this city, who
were on hie t1ack soon after he reached the city.
Whea a11ested, he was layIng his .clsins beforc
the Illinois Central Rail1oad for trunk which he
represented be had lost, and for which he pro-
dnosd chick bearing this inscription Chicago
to Catro-468." This trunk he claimed contained
$s25 worth Of property, full List Of which he PRO-
duest. Afte1 being convinced that the faets werc
al stzted, Mr. Arthur, Superintendent Of the road
waa about preparing vouchers for signing, when
the anonnt for which King had agreed to cnmp1o-
mise Gs210) would have bean paid him, sod thea
, 1863-11-24
FINANCIAL MND COMMERCIAL,
MONEY HARRIET.


MoaDAy EVENING, NoT. q. 1861
1he demand Tor currency has been far ahead Of
tae Supply. and bankers hare been put -
1eu SHe encs 10 accommodate the pressing wants
oieustomess. pay Checks and to keep the wheels OF
our commerce actively moving. The pork
Hnoe feqpiset8a enormous amounts Of fands'
mostly greenbacks st that and the grain ship
pe's arc still usnR large amounts ofu,oney. In fact,
intense activity prevais In all Departments Of trade.
ina scarcity ofeutrency has forced down the buy.
ing price OF new 1orE exchange to K@N discount,
asd tor large amounts cTen y has been taken. The
seneg range ID psr9H premium, but nestly all the
bans were glad to sell at par aud some conce3ed to
customess aa low a. u. This ststa Of things cannot
continue many days: but II the seather remans pood
tie EcHyitr In busnesa ctrc1ea wifi he ten1on and In,
1ned,ta re1,af c.nro+ ~ ta-na,+sa -.
dsdy elose whers our ansr, nsn.1v ~ars an,s e.
Command III the currency they neeae'. Just now the
National psnts, we1s their t.suca resdy, would and
an active demand for them. They will be on: IN
.sw %eess ana vim The money distributed 70
4a amy IN, IN ,oF TIRES o. four months now
''so1s oo1S ha. not aoctn.ea ,se,v Int n. maria. Il,
New Tork was fsyerish CONSEQUENT mon tha repnrt
that Gen, Banks had caotured On the Mn f3rande
po bales Of cotton. worth at 1ea.t ana 90 oo Th,s
would nut supg 1ttle su into unc1e sar,.s nocket
and as IL gusuccted. II ia the Gotten n htch ths ~
nous Coufederaa losn bssad its 1os. wtl t.Es ths
lifeb1ood right OF "JeH. pay1s' unQod,v donfn,
IONS ne may be permitted to use The language Of
she Rev. Dr.. Brovn1ow.
The rates in Ts1l street were. at9a. m 134. 1eao
1ssK; 1880 y, m, 1ssx, c:sa l5sx We rsear to mr.
late dispatches for the closing rates ire h-rtera hs
paid 1s2e1 the 1owar gure towards the close. whsn
Isl was ali some vou1d nav.
Silver 14sa19. Legal Tender Notes ara nr,ne, bnv.
ing u selling KAY,
TIE SO LnAs-We publish the following at tte "a.
quest Of Messre Preston. willard 4 Keen wb,ch vi,
e1p1a,n to their custome1s why they have moi been
able to deliver bonds as fast as desirable The csnsa
Of the delay should make eyerv patriot reto,re n
shows that the peop1a bnva nn1,n1teh cnns denra