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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

Tag CRoPs.-We believe sast, 3espits al .hs
sred By the resent rains. We noticed assfly
every field sn tko Ike Of she railroad 5etwesn
lhis city and Dublin asd saw act q shosk o. o
skssf sf wheat that Looked green or sProusisg
We esRelsde, thsrafsFe, that ihe samago- dozo 90
the wkest b. the rscsnt prolonged rains is very
slight sPseUiatsrs to tas contrary 1atFithgtand-
ing. The crep Of eats, Jet sAhsryeste3, ex-
eesds snythiRg We have seen fer yesrs the cern
seems much further advanced than tha Geld sea-
sen ia the spring promised, snd The iadicalions
are tsat Weshsll have an abua3aat yield Of this
great staple. There is no danger Of starvRasn,
aad no reason why the neeessaFies of life absBld
b ssld at fsmiRe prices. They sAsuld rule
lower.-Lincbburg YiTginiaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

bis prtssnt believed master and namssaks-Ua-
Cie Sam.
len ebauBiens sf Memphis, wa9 are Jet Urilh-
isg EHdaT tho lssh Of Bir EiReridgs II may
bs asafRl 70 some Of yauT readers, should they
desire to enter en- q study Of hamEn nature
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31
Tranr.sotaulac Uaufsde-ussa-TEsre
. lsnlIlernFzed Waalena . -


Lieut., Bureh. Of The WadieH Artillery. sends
us copy o. The &smphis BHlistia Of the d.
cautaiIi8g tns. fol OaVIag- precious dccument
ksad It, people Of lls South aad c-ns-.Isr vybau,
you have q your midst
a GEORGIA HEACHAEF TO HIS PARTNER.
NASSAU, June 2, 1868.
DEAR BROTHEB: III an NOT Efs-
taken, some Of the blockade runners win lese q
pile o. money, as C0nfsderats money is bseou-
ing 81 51cA discount they cannot get pFics
anPugR Oh the goods % pay the difference of sz-
change as al goods have to be Raid q geld or
stsriiHg exchange, and al freights pre-
Paids a1a then take al chances eff run-
alug them through, besides paving du-
les OF ihe@ as Charleston, Soma Of iho 5lsck-
asa Iaea heTa think tie aext steamer from Dixie
vii bring bad z0ws, aad thare win b a much
greater aiseonnt en- CoHfsdsrats monev-say
saYaR or aight aunsFed dsllars for sao Auadrsd
daliars n goa, aud ny own sBiBion is i viii
sosn be worthless Yesterday heurht here
Nassau I'VE kindred dollars i q Csafsdersts
zsusy as fsur esHt5 on Che dollar, and some was
sold here fer sFsH greater discauut Sc 7ou
eaa see what the people hers thiaz OF Dixie
Asney, ans "a tact ne aHs hers viii take Is ai
sny prce fsr goods 1T for freight money and II
z bad q miilisu Of geld dollars I wssid set in
vest oue doilsr here shd take tbs chances of get
ting thrsHgh and iske Coafederate money
Af yoH have sny Conlsdarats zzonsy e. hand
when yaa receive this, got clear sf It On ihs
5sst terms you possibiY ear. and Ia futars be
zst take sny msrs COzieasrais usoRsy, enly at
vast yea esu sell it fer gsld,. and tara it into
gold as sean 90 you receive It. The host iavazt-
ileat Of Costeaarais TaoneY Is good stsriiag sI-
change ihs neEt is gold and silver, aas the aext
is estioa, fer sooner or later am confident Cen
fsaersts money vii net be worth ths saBsr il IS 4
made on, altHougA I uay be mistaken
YoHrs truly, j g. JAQUEs
AessFs. s. z. jacques s. Bro, Coiunkug, /
Georgia.
ssch letters As thsse are paradsd bsfors the I
Northern people Is evidence Of forlorn hoBos Of /
tbs sauth. It's never sBce stated that thsv in /
yariably eniaRsta frsa Yaakeas wha took up /
.heir abode in suT midsi before the war, and 1
who haye remained in our midst since he war
as pretended friends, but who are in reality |
alien enemies, and in case We should be over 1
-ua By the Yankee armies. win prove eur biz
tsrsst and most malignant fses,- as vas The ease /
R Nashville and other loealities Ia Middle Ten
Cell9lbRs Ga. Sua.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31
TREASURY pEFAET4Esr. Q; 8, A

Hon. J. A. sedssa, Secretary Of WaF;
SIR; Ths fall Of FlcksbuTg and Peri Hadssa
sxDsses 10 ths sEsny ths cetssh pHrcsassd hy
tk6 Gaverausat II Mississippi and LsaisiaHa.
I lsarz that mapy Of ths PlAntsfs, in Waess care
this csttan was, VIII pfobakly leavs tAsir plaa-
fsiiens. 20 tk&t shere vii bs % person 70 whsz
tse Suiy caR he in.rusted Of preserving the cot
tsg. il /. csa Be preserved, er Of destroying it
who're It is likely e fall iaso ts,4 seses q shs
enemy.
UaSsg fhsss circumstances WeHia respect
fsly submis that he sNljse shssls Be placed
aaSar lss csntrel of tas esz1zasasiEg gsserals,
ana thai thsy Be iasfrgcsss . destroy ail such
Gotten IS esnaot be preserved frem the hands Of
the enemy.
With much ressBeet, yogT obesisnt seTvaat
G. G. NEsnaIEsER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31


They baEe killed twsnty-tao thousand eight
hundred and savsnty-four mere Of eur mss
than We have sf theirs.
They lavo Wounded, net morally, thirty
nine iaoagaad Jour hundred and fourteen more
e1 sur men than We have of theirs
One hnidred aEa fifty thousand more sf our
Iaan have sled Of diseaHs and wounds thaa Of
,hsirs.
They have made prisoners Of forty six ihsu-
saad IRors Of our mea 5hsn we have Of theirs
Oac total easualiiss are tEs hnnlrsd and
tbirty-seYaa tAsusand iva handgs5 and ainef7.
seven msrs tasn thsirs-saat il, oul casualties
hays been fpurisen th.uzaad mere gsaa a.
mush again ss tsairs.
ibis is she vsy We haYs 'rsvsugod the firing
on Fsri Sumter p
But tbs Is not az We haga spent almost
two thousana niiliGns more of n0Ray thsH thsy
haze spent
We Asve made one hundred thousand Of our
Wsmen widows.
We have made one nillisn u children fatBer-
lees
We Hsvs destroyed -sa Constitution Of eur
We have broughi the fsrsciuEs ssTaeory Of
war iHta every esrpaT Of society.
We have Cenioralizsd aur palpits. 30 FIAT our
very Isligios is souros Of iznsraIitT sud
alsod
Isatead 81 Being gervasts Of Christ ear min
isrsTs- -srs sorvEnts Of Satan.
The lsai is I'LL Of eoaracisrs. tais7ss. pro-
vest marshsi8, aud ltoHsaud other Illegal tsals
e ssspotis powgr SO l1gypt was OF vsraia in
the days Of ths Paaraails-
We are rapidly ssgOReratiag IN every thiug
thst sxaltB-s Eation.
Our civilizaisR ia psFiskizg
We ara swiftly drifting 10 iAsvitabla civil war
here in tha Earts.
We are tumiag al orr homes into eharnel
aosscs.
IAsgs is a corpse ia every family.
IAe angel Of death sits in every deer.
The devil has rsnsvsd from Tarsaruz 70
Washington.
va pretend thst Ha are puHishing ths rshsia,
5ut they are Furnishing as.
6e pretend shat We ars rsstsrizg he Uaisz,
5st We are dssfrgyisg It.
W pTataRe that We are snfereing ths laws,
Dat we ars aaiy catohisg hePr0eB.
Esa 8 the way We are .'re7sugiag Sumtsr ("
Selling Sur souls ts ths dsvil and taxing
Aineo.n & Cas- promise 70 pay We k2ye it IN
greHnhse.-s and bleed
Ihst Is 'ho FaJ re ars 'Tsvsuging samisr. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

Il iaaisso ysa a csPy Of 8 later addressed
by tbs Secretary sf the Treasury % tie Sssre-
tsFy eli War. soReerzing tho prcssrvatisn or De
struc6on, WheR necessary, Of cotton bsisBging
20 the Government in Mississippi Ths Ssers-
.ary directs me 10 rsquszt ysR . give special
atteHtioa sp tke mater, to ceasslt tue military
sutsoriiies aAd aTgRHizs ssms system BY which
.ke cotton Say be preserved when PTaetcshls
y destroyed If stherwiae Lhsfa is great danger
Of its fslliHg inla tks kss3s sf the snamy--bEt
70 hs .p6rdcHlar ts guard agsiRst its HRzeces-
sary 5tsHsstion." 1hs lsstsr "a So fsllsws:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

n G.. sIsLEs COMMISSION MERCHANT. snd
4 lez'5r all xmas 81 country produce, hss se-
moved .,iu-e p, ise store ia tAe Nlscrsss oulGiug
aurs-i| 90 th1 sEsre -a-sv Ccecri-d ~ Ripley
h cd. c. lklry uerelr at- - ll rlFl Etrs1ti tEo
tc1rs EC-l EsVgI-Fs ta dss-e -tIe, where he viii Be
happy az see sa-Es a 81 hs Ezuds and clstolaers
FJR SaLE-A lerss and ueu asserted stock o.
GrCck-rv ard Glassware.
f-- rs g. SfENS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

Tue CoNMERcE OF BosrOE. The receipts
froEa customers as tbs port Of Boston fer the first
six months Of the eaIrsRt year, reached within o
very small fsstian Of tAres miliiens sf dollars.
The rssElt ssows aa increase over the hUsness
sf 1861 ef 81 ,420 $50, and q secrcase upon thst
Of 1869 Of $50, 4l6 To-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

Oa FVairehau street. between L3eca-
tr1r aaa the Atlanta and West Point
Etaflrsad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

ALICE AND ALFRED--A London gossiper
says the Princess Alice has the bss0ty, snS
Prince Alfred the brains, Of the royal fsmily.
Hs is q lively, anbitoas yoRng nan, snd ne
great admtreF Of his big brother, whose Inagrisge
he At first absolutely rsfuled 70 attesd he was
much disappointed because The great powers de-
ci9ed be sk91la not be KiHs Of Greece.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

zew the EaHizsss Save EzsVeHsad sussfer.
TAs old Gard, q moathlV isarRal, dsysisd
e ths priaeiplsa u I776 aE5 I7sz, L zsw pub
iished in New Fork Z Is ardent IL is suBpari
Of State rights, and sgaisst The war Uader
the czptien, "Row Ws srs reVsnging 8EHtsr,
It has the tollowiag.
Tha following are iko reported casualties Of
TINS wsr irsn its beginning to ths fTsf Of Jan
Hsry, 1853;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

ARCADE REMOVED !
Z 1T the Co1fad- --acv ln UP fhst We nov have room
- enough r ,.I -,n 51s corurr or the Rzlroad and
~ lfeEa street, We know our lll friend wiz think
gE -ls A-ell4 wLsl t2ey wish 20 ade
d. G CaTCE A. CO.
f-+Tw ArcE1ra=rs ard Genera gents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

Lieut., BuFeh, Of The WadieH Artillery. sends
rs copy o. The 4smphis BHlistia Of the 2i.
eautalHlsg ina failoplsg precious document.
you have q your midst
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-26
EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING,

and answered according to the nature of
their proposal. We presume they will
be told that the first thing they have to do
is to-call back their forces to their own
country, and that then'we will be willing to
make treaties with them, but that as to an
union with the Confederacy. under the
"old flag. or any other, they came two
years too late. Two years, and an abyss
of horror and hatred, and the blood of
our slaughtered brothers crying aloud
from the ground, all prohibit that impi-
Gus union; if they rnpudiale the debt
they have contracted, and abandon the
government they have established, and
recant the VOWS, and break pledges, and
eat dirt, it is well; we shall be charmed;
the movement will suit US perfectly;
and, although we shall not exactly res
pect the actors in that affair, yet we
shall not be unwilling to trade with them
holding our noses a little-and to show
them all suitable civilities-but at pro-
per distance.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-26
HARDWARE.
HAVE NOW ON HAND

HAVE NOW ON HAND
so Dozen BIood's C. 8. Grass and
Grain Scythes;
so Doz. II. G L. Waldrow's Grass
Grain Seythes 5a
10 Doz. Blood's Briar Scythes.
so Doz. Hay Rakes;
25 Gross scythes Stones;
So Doz. Hay and Manure Forks;
SO Doz. Shovels and Spades;
25 Doz. Cradles;
so Doz. Snaths; HFi.a
40 Doz. Axes;
200 Kegs Nails;
5 Cas- S Trace and Log Chains;
Locks, Screws, Tacks and Coffee
Mills; .o'az
Spoons. Table G Pocket Cutlery !;
Files, Saws, Curry Combs and
Brushes;
Selves, Carpenter and Cooper's
Tools, &C., &c.
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
sp22-3m
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-26
HORSE MEDICINES.

TOSEPH LYON BEGs LEAVE TO AN
- nOunce to the public that he has made
arr angemsnts to offer tor sale variety Of Horse
and Cattle Medicines, which lie warrants as the
best and most successful ever used.
II aving had thirty years experiences as a large
farmer and Cattle dealer, he has become possessed
Of every valuable receipt which no person who
o4E nes Horse Cattle ought 10 be without, and
- ich be guarantees will give better satisfaction
n an any ever before offered 70 the public in this
Go unfry.
Among others, he names White Oils for Sprains
znd Bruises Black Oils for preventing Gangreno
in Mares Cows and Sheep, also for wounds Lini-
nlent for common use Condition Powders, which
will keen Horses coat bright through the win
ter Ointment for removing Splints, spavins, &c.
Drinks for Ca1viDg Cows, and al Calf diseases A
sure remedy for Heayes or Broken Wind--if taken
in time j. Lyon has also iBfallible cure for
e Hog Cholera aud all diseases OF Dogs .--s-s..
ANY order requiring the personal attentio1 \ OF j.
Lyon may BE- left at the Drug Store Of Charles =
Broughtou- I75 Main Str ct, where the above
remedies VII be made and sold sp2zdSwlm
HEACKEREL-No's. I, 2 and 3 Mackerel in
WI and foF sale IN quantities 10 suit every
b b.ds. At YICKERY BROS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-26
Southern opinion OF COpperheads.

0UUtHcfH OpihtCH Vi OUppVEHCdhS'
The Richmond Inquirer is not very
complimentary to its Northern allies;
and we presume that Valandigham'
declaration in Congress that the New
York World is an abolition print in dis
guise, was intended to prepare his party
for yet deeper descents in sycophancy
and degradation. 1t appears that after
the loyal citizens by fawning on the ene-
mics of the government, this party has
not succeeded in obtaining the good will
of the South. Vallandigham and Voor-
hees are accordingly desirous of contriv-
ing some new programme of infamy to
enforce on their followers The Lnguir-
er TINS gives the hint of what is expect
ed from the 'disaffected" democrats:
eve all know indeed and we are hap
u to know, that some of the Northwest
ern States are very sick Of this war,
heartily disafected to the Washington
government, strongly disposed to sneak
out of the debt they have incurred, and
70 ask alliance, or even union, with the
Confederacy, "if agreeable" This is a
wholesome state of feeling, and must
produce its fruits of disorganization and
Encouragement in the Northwestern
troops But let US not mistake the mat
ter. Not one of those States has vet
pronounced itself in this sense, though
some stump orators have. When they do
take such action-that is, when their
Legislatures and Governors accredit
commissioners to Richmond lor any such
purpose-no doubt, they will be received
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-22

Inc absence OF any general ticket
which could have been made the means
of testing the sentiment of this State
leaves us no better way of estimating on :
recent victory-or whether we have won
any-thsu taking the gains already r..
ported. and applying them to the whole
State. Though an uncertain. this is no,
an unreasonable mode, as We have re
turns from at least thirty counties, and il
is not at all likely that one-third Of all
scattered through the rest, would be az
fected BY Union feeling which the res,
escaped So far We have no ga in Of less
than 100 reported. and in many cases. !.
in this county. Shelby, Noble. Vieo. and
Tippecsnoe, it rises from three to six
hundred. We measure our gains. q
course, against the vote of last year, when
We were beates. An average will b
about 200, and . gain Of 800 in each
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-22

county makes differences of lbeut &c, 600
The Democratic majority last ycar vasr Z
little hess than 70 900, consequently oau
mai ,rity this ynr u MOI Tar from theirs
Asi. This is rough guessing, We admit,
but the sniforuity Of she gaips--uosiugle
county We have yet heard Of shos ing he
old Den asratic majority 10 srSspoodiAe
With the Union gains of larger extent in
other States where the caavsss VAS closer
and the interests depending greater,
makes it sort Of guessing that will do to
rest . conviction .apon, that treason 10
lndiamh has got as hard blow as it has
. Psnosylvania---[I indianapolis Journal,
Oct. 10th. tl9s. ssisss : u aas sssH'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-22

~A Baltimore correspondent, refer.
ring to the probability of another rebel
raid. says that be observes On unusual
number Of strange faces on the streets
there, and ominous gatherings of seces
sion'sts at certain places. which was the
case before the other raids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-22

@The recent expedition from Fort.
ress Monroe up York river, etc., dessroy ed
J 80 boats and schooners that the rebels
had been preparing for naval expedi-
ton. ssss8ass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MarrrIed.


ap4A' i,oS'n--n "iiisns burr. o. wednes,a,
Deceit Der 81 al The residence u IRIS hiic by te ~
l'aaes Peck ar Jcss ". An~lr. % Jcsy City 70 Miss
iiEiw>s G. Du.iAP. Nocsrts
i,sIIg.p--NrEgxt.-At Newark, N -. a. Iuercsy
January q, ny tho Kcy =. Ssadsn. ~ k,hway Ell All
hI4.sr to May G.. daughter IL john Nrcscr, Ia .
both = Sewxk. No cards.
C..i.i-.i at st. Georgia Chnrch al Iua-d1y !,
january b, by the Rey. DR.. Tyng, SIxsnes "
sAK., s u Var (iaughter u tho late leroy ialc.
n - of MtrtbaH Vineyard all II th,- city. NJ
Cor s-lSA, rr..tn russd icy, january q. ~ the etri
dcoce 81 tl,c brides father, Brcoki,t ny tho Rev ir
A. n. r'y 4 ifrsgrf rcft{ps 70 Mss ANSH y aslgh-
u.s. hmres Iesyi,t M. No c.rds.
b-sMAa-t caD --sin tnlrs1sy evening. JANUARY l. by
the i.av TAofsns Strong isfa IraatA 70 Hiss srrs
OD,y daughter o thc lAt- tbenslsr Ford sq of this
aty.
~. r,s--LlHxU.--M " Iqkea ohr sch, rrorliyn o.
Wcdnesosy, Jsau1y T. NY the XIV III Liicr. Mr.
Casais ii1eoA, Of ~. Jonns ", B, 10 AAmA hAL4ls.
OF Ma c-sncl0 England
IS .i~J In, IN - v~,,ors pi~nse cory.
k0Ksx-l Uss st.--N Ttinty cha, Di, 20 Wedne.c,y,
January !. b, the Ret. n. igbee. iyNrHt Mon 4
ard Goa, dauEof % TnoaaS D. CrnunliA, all ~ ihas
Try.
M,LrEs--Mi,rug --At Syracuse, O Thursday. .f~ag
MY by Tie Rev !. iineu1of, ARAsrans a4.rsig ~
tho city, - AsslH L.. daughter VI the K.y
N..t he.
W ---snnKs rrs On wstn.vdsy oysnrg rernrq.
brr 81 ny IA, Rev. br. h1iag, ~ tho rrridsnce II
l.. do fths', aE."..s ". TsssR W Ase ADsaaR -.
nErs III. all Of tia city No CARDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08

/ DseOs
AyEnr AT gfidgeport Com, on II ssisy January q.
Ms AssLia Av,a,, ~dow u John Avery Formerly
this Guy. "a ia. seth ~ fsr ago.
= ftnesai service viii be 6ed n bridgeport, n. tho
rssdsh ~ tier ton IN s- Jsrs ~ Ireland. this (Thnrs
- mnrnna, Al n1ns oeock ~,ieh shs frI-naso her
30, raitcr T. AVERY. ssa ~ l.e fauy tn gesera ars
resp eiiuiy invitoa tn sareud Garages viii 10 w.
waiting ut ID, sev hav,n dss Of f9nr,h
ana senty seysnth street, on the arrived the
r. IL IL Tiar-day Convoy lh,.s 81 prefer l. 40
lptsrci
4 sstos On wcds.seay mofn.ns, January J. ~
-,s'rh ranoas Group. FaSss. s-spnd tsshts- Th1m
an srah August A1de n. aged year aud maatbs.
parrots. IA brtono street thu tihnrsf afte mon 81
Sbra
ixEvuW--i,n 'i,',.y, stnasry 1, Jsns. A.2~nu Com.
p1uy Y, ~ IN rcss,cni n. Y S VI from -. =
L- s,ur IL received the bat;, ~ Fraiertugsbufr.
Tho ff'end sni acqnainianc's - rsqe 10 II s,e'f
ha urer.l. tits thursdayl etterut@0 - 49, cees,
ffofn ...c rrfcenoc y b. nf-ier, ~ ~ aEettB e.
ne b.. sono 70 met his la.sr 40 hroihnr L he
r. sAsor On "efnesdfy, J,nusi !. - Bgsarls,
god % wears ~ niany years resi 'ot or us CITY
Ito relatives and ifienI- u ~ fas afe rs'peea4!y
o'c ses from HI. ire re-,derte 80 q, IL, IN .,.es,
LpSsI-or r. On .resaaF JhuuAry & = iheri-,
CAHsin ~. only Ia. vh,-r q wrar u md fsas Br.r
irg.1e, aged yea. months tnd ~ f-ss
The relatives and fr,ana. "A te fanay reap g,'uy
n,oi h. attend ,ha fanera tn r,sidarss ~ hef
Illness p1aF Eel vel ste n + Ct Ell prsdy
~ the 18th ycsr ~ hr
Tue frsuds ~ the faufiy auf those n hrr tsrnrfa
mr. sud ~ ahili sr ec,f0ly invita- y
nitrrr Tt 'anera q frlea n.srLcna = 80 D'c aA,
FROM ne, lat rssf ce. ~ Ezs, T.-sy ssguni rlrev,
without lHu1sr iayitsiion.
.c1'r On w.3aa.Iay January !, Gsesrr avSaY -
Of aired AM -r.a Obj, Acsd gsafs, urrts al
lns irissa. n M 'sr,y 80 r~,y-siy .siisi :, 4
tebd lie fu1s a. o. }g4ay afierlsn :. 49, e "a
s0. ~ bud sircei, acsr fai,,u Agelss. fso4eiyn.
GHivxT~Im w-dnrHday 34nsa'y II fl4ta TIT
d.nvhir = Rosert spd tifst's a1s ' th.s MAJ s.r
bus =, to- pii 70 sivta r ne ,urr,sL
sAs'-sL --.l' Val. ston Guy ., sssaIiay, JsnueTy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WFDsEsDaY. Jan. rs p. NJ.
Money y an better supply, and most of the
broker Gao borrow AZ per cent. The aiyic-s
from laalngton respecting financial arArs, and
the nose encouraging news from the seat OF war
IN ID. West, render spitalists free With thor
mean. Debt certificates have advanced 10 az.
Cold advanced this morning TO l,ti.. sold In the
afternoon ~ l35h. and closed that bid ".
chs nse ". rsther inactive to-day; the brokers
quote iisE liss. for bankers sterling Do.
maud notes sdsanced to-day to 1917. closing thst
MD Tie amount % these notes stiil ont.
standing i ron ten 70 eleven miIlioa dollars. o.
which sone Tx millions. u " estimated, will be
pnd into the Cua,On HOUSE tsis month. The re.
ceipts for customs yesterday .. ihia port alone
smounte, TO s1O3 900 and to-day 10 $4,000. IT
thi. rate it IL evident that these nc.os r1l r.
within fraction ~ gold n rie course of ies
days. A number IL merchants are huy.pe the1i
ond laying them TT q pay dltisr hereafter
shoaid tn iorthcornlng is4as Il paper caase eol
. advance, parties uho bare anticipated their
fui1rs wAlts by purchases of demands vii tui
thas hey hase az GA considerable ssv.ne
Alto stock mArstt continues actys, thoega w.ta
aonle isieeuiArity ID ne mogemoot. TIE pi1elrsi
advance today vas n Prairie I'll Cs.en pt =
jumped up n Al u the one r NJ. n.slon * ne
public bosrl and closed ii ths a2or0sa 4 1. t.s.
I, gold u g. DAP before yesterday. The usnagers
lglow % o. .a0s. ios CHS advance, which gst 81
wholly aa6rbst = speculation Hudson River
also rose ,. per cent seemingly On tbs DetcTt.r
traffic. The Eres we're lover. Erie Oh ttftt &
2. Or ont. a Is understood usf tac iase *
operator N ttls Ftock i ssliar cat wtt.-rr
N consequence n deyoi9pmeoa npt trsyr