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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
NeW TWenty Year 9 her Cd. BONDS

of the United States, designated "Iiye-rvenies,'
deemabie al the pleasure uf the Goyernnon alter tive
years and authorized By Act Of Congre approved Fell
Tuary 25 1sb2
The COUPON BoNDs are Issued IN sums OF $40 siOO,
$500, $1,000.
The RkdlsTER BOMBS in sums OF $50, 500 500,
$1,000, aud f5O00
Interest at Six per cent per annum will commence
fr0 lat nf nnrc uH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
old Paper and Rags.

GAVE all the waste paper such you generally ihrow
y away, such as old books newspapers paste board
boxes and everything that is paper made Of paper aud
bring II to No. 4O4 Shipsy Street where you will be paid
one hundred tons cotton wolleu and linen rags
wanted. noNI-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
For Sale.

.ss7A No l. fine large house, situate West street
MlVd between 9th and 9Th streets, No. b17.
li9sl1 No. 2. A large house Fifth street between
lAkA Wost and Washington sts, No. l03, handsomely
situat-d Apply to WIN. McCAULLEY,
deriq. COG Market Street, Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-23
New Buokwheat HTael
A VALUABLE Farm for Sale,

s,sS2 SITUATE in New Castle Hundred, the Chris
NlNl tiana Creek containing 10 aeres, more less
EaAN II Ia within miles Of Wilmington. Farm in
tsahih excellent order; we'll watered. Improvements
good dwelling house. carriage house, barn and
other buildings For further particulars apply 70
WM McCAULLEY,
deelo. COG Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-Moaday Evening,
March l6The English funds show considerable duliness,
ana Conso have throughout the day tor
money, and 92,092i for April 8.
The the Consdese Loan will tsks place
the arrival Of tho ratification which az
pected by the present packet -,
Of the recent purchases OF Greek bond, have been
squent report that Prince William Of Baden 10 DO
recommended for the throne.
About $500 100 IN Australian gold 10 due:
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-Philadelphla and tead.
ing shares recovsed2 cent Ere 4h mortgage recovered
III Erie 9Th mortgage recovered EIio shares sdssnosd
Eie third mortgage advanced Michigan Central advanced
s, Michigan Central lh mortgage advanced " ncsssa
YorI Central " cents advanced Central shares
advanced Penn.yysnis Rsrssd lst mois{4ss edvs.esd
2l Railroad shares advanced United states
advanced Z; Virginia advanced Illinois Central Dollar
Bond. advanced Iinoi, Censi. ordinary .ev.rssa
- csais advanced a. 5 add Il respectively.
LONDON NONE! MARKET. Tuesday evening March Ii Ii,
The English Funds remain heavy Consos closed at VIC
91t and WI Gs2f ior Aptus
Al ths bark and IN ihs D,scoaut uHkst the dsusad wss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

lis In the Exchsnge the rate paid Tor sdvaocs on oo'
arr nent Securities Hss " cent.
French Rentss steady at 68f. 800.
L. Plata" has brought 3Jt0.0OO. , -
Tho ratification having besn received, ~ hs ~,
on Monday By Messs Eraoger at Paris and
n Schroeder in London aud Amsterdam and Fraser rren-
holm Of liverpool Cotton ss security has
TO be delivered the holder Of each bond It bis
tbe rate Of SIC y To- free OF expense. at the Southern
nns nors either within six months after the
Of peace The price which the bonds are 70 pc
issued 60 with drvdendsi sterling and sinking uho of
redemption at par In 70 year,.
Ilinoi. Central Ordinary Shares reced ed -.
LfyEKPOoL CoTTos MARKET, March 10 and lI-Inere "a,
an and general demand for Cotton aud sales
for the days fully reach 5000 bales ON speculation
and export price: OF American ~ u nsnss ,..sai
meas in tho market to-day. mn.
Liv1RpooL CORN MARKET, Tuesday Mafen r hea,
With fair domand further advanced lQ2d Genial flour
neglected Indian Corn IN demand at 2S OK quay 0'
Mixed; White, 29j6d Q3ol; Prime Southern SlI;
CoYYEE firm. RICE sa,ier. 5ALlPErsR steady IALLow
quiet AZ 44l3d . l+ n- 't. I'D "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1. 1863

cannot renounce the Expedition. Be You sure that
oil current rumorS of withdrawal Of bis troops are
mere rumor.s IA ~
Hefis furthermore occupiedtwth caro- for Che
coming elections. This 10 indeed, being the nearest
his predominant care. That he would manage them
better than Persigny is managing them, l bave no
doubt. Although Persigny is, perhaps, the only one
of bis ministers and influential conselors who, Is
essentially loyal, who sincerely has bis masters i.
ferests at heart before oil other things he fails BY
excess Of zeal, aud is Napoleonist than Napo.
leon himself Billaut OF the skilfulest of all liy-
Ing skilful attorneys. De Morny, Of the ablest
of all living able. political managers and the
rest despite eurichng favors and the ties Of blood
are none of them 60 sincerely, regiousy Napoeonic
az Persigny. Yet Persigny, with overdone zeal, 10
hurting tho elections. But the details Of the how
aud why may hardly interest your readers, now
more intent in the chances aud changes OF hons ~
fairs And so will only note in passing, that tue
old paramentsrans, chiefly Orleaniss, out Win
sprnklpg Of legimsis are now susy anu: ~ Sond
cases are willing to coaesce with democrats ana
republicans for the purpose Of getting their repre-
sentatives, at the Impending elections, chosen 10
place 10 the Corps Legislatif. That a majority OF
government candidates WI succeed at the coIlDe
elections is certain. That such majority VIII De
majority of more than ten TO one is hardly douotiuL
But that there will DO minority, and among tno
government majority nupber Of qualified govern
ment members who will make OF the next corps
Legislatif q quite different and quite more vi!a
Legislative Body than the present Corpse, as Dlds
bury calls it, has been. do not Doubt
Miss SlideIl was thrown from her horse the other
day in the Bots de Bouozne and gravey enough
hurt in the head by ians5ragainst passing car
riaQe wheel say some, against fixed waysde stopel
saw other Paris chroniclers The lady 10 now on. of
danger THE Southern loan Of sixty or seventy
five million francs has has not, been successfully
concluded, say the oral newsmongers 4 venture ~
guess that both sets of reporters right. a oaT
probably enOugh--has been secured, OF the nomI
inal amount OF 10000 900 flames say sl5,oVovov|'
which the G. s. A. will receive at more or ienI
Jeckeresque discount. IL must not however, N
forgotten that in foreign markets. the credit Of mi
g. s. A. is not very much worse Than the creoit u
the u. s. A. believe that 10 IL unpatrioic 70 sae
this much but IL ia true. And believe that .Tt5 !
is unspeakaby better than falsehood, the coupad Q
son of agreeabieness between the two being sd z
aside. One NJ. Erlaoc~, sufficiently known i =
Paris az banker and sufficiently notorious through
Of the scInrai0us chronclers OF the
French press as man, ID supposed to have been &C,
tive In negotiation of the loan ana In personal
assduities 10 the family Of Mr. Slneli.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Italy.

The Turin Stampa says: The actual proportion
Of the loan which will be raised from the Italian
public by national subscription will not exceed
100000. The Bank OF Paris Will contract Ior
79 600 600, and Messrs Rothschid for $780, 900.
The commission upon the contract is less than per
cent. Takers for the remaining 200 OO0, 600 have
been secured, but these will not be issued immedl'
diatey An official decree has been published liking
the issuing price Of tho new loan at II.
Inc Gazerta di Ioriao says: Numerous arrests
nave taken place at Palermo, in consequence Of the
Government upon Mazzipian principles Palermo IL
az inquiry.
:. "A telegram from Turin, Of March I6, says: Gar.
vatef character.
In ihe Chamber, the Minister Of the Interior de-.
cla;ed that the persons arrested in Palermo were
accused Of participating in conspiracy partly of 4
Bourbon and partly OF = Mazzinian character.
The Parliamentary session will close In March.
and the for 1863 viii open shortly alter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
VEssELs ORpERED TO sEl
T.. y. Blair, Jr.

To fbe Editor Of The " Y.T,itnne. :.
SIR: noticed in your paper Of yesterday an ~
eli. over the signature Of One Of tho People"
surpri,s that seven Senator'S shonld have voted ss
confirmation Of y. r. Blair IT,. for Msjoresnesl
" One OF the People became informed Of the eAsS'
taken in or Executive Session OF the Senate osnno'
stand. But presumDg 10 is posted, viii tell Oh"
my opinion. were OF tho reasons which
Senators who we're In favor Of sustaining the
Proclamation add the President to vote ssain's 'a~
ton. ,...ss
In the FIRST place. T. p. Blair jr, and his parry ~.
nins hundred st. Louis openly and avowe@y ,,e-
President Emaucp patton Proclamation At the - n ~
lion In Missouri, aud sguistsed all those In '''"
the "Chsrcos" or nigser-worshippins party ,orus.
Secondly, those seven senss0Ts probably wei. w,.,sud
can, Of the fact that on, of the Ill msubss Of ne
Lss,.ture. only cpatonsts signed tn. vss
ton for hi. appointment All the rest Of the p..A.,s
either Copperhs.ds or opposed TO Emaneips0a AZ u,
On. .svu Senators might have thought sse "a SasuishA
hundr,ds Of BTigadies end Colonies VINO nmcuosd thsS
themsclves In every battle since the var csou . osse
might bs acme others who deserved W. ps'"'
a. Col Blair. .,, ...,.. .xhsr sessoaA s"~'
be ''PR' to give NOT LONE OF THE rto''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Diplomatic Interference in Behalf of Poland
Resignation Of the Municipality and Of the
Councillors Of State in Warsaw
Outbreak Of the InSurrectiOn in POdolla
Report of a Mazzinian Conspiracy
800 a.. in Sicily. .ss-. ..

The steamship Hansa, from Southampton on the
18th of March, arrived here yesterday with three
DAYS later ne we from Europe.
TIE Canada arrived on Sunday, March 10.
The Gil Bias which arrived at Havre March H.
reports having been spoken on February %, In LAT.
80 NJ. lon. As W., by the Alabama, which put on
board two FfeDchmen belonging to the Olive Jane
from. Bordeaux for New-York, which had beer
burned by the Alabama on the Dist Of February
The Alabama had on the same day burned very
large vessel bound from California for Queenstown
The Gil Bias sailed in company with the Alabama
and in the evening saw the light Of Ia FIRE.
The Daily Ners says: The La Plata, which al
rived at Southampton March i6, reports that th'
Alabama was cruising of St. Lncia. W. l., and n
was reported had captured two vessels Commc
dore Wilkes, in the Vanderbilt, left ST. Thomas
March |, in pursuit of the Alabama.
The same journal says: The Gibraltar (latt
SUMTER has been thoroughly repaired at Birken
head. aud is now ready for sea.
The screw-seamer Soatherner, intended Tor the
Confederates, was launched lest week at Stockton
The gunboat built by Miller g. Sons OF Liverpool
for the Confcdsra.es, was also launched last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Prussin.

telegram from Berlin Of March 16, says: "The
Military Committee continued it's deliberations upon
the amendments to the law on the military organ
ization Of the country. None Of the Ministers were
present. Paragraph 10 worded as follows: the
strength of the army 10 time Of peace shall be fixed
by a special law. The yearly budget Of military
expenses shall be based upon this law This was
agreed TO-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

erected. 1t has been found that private interests
have been too strongly represented in Congress TO
admit of the withdrawal of the Government patron.
age from the two great private frms in ConneStcut
and Delaware, between which 1t is, believe,
divided. In hundreds of matters that necessity,
which was thought by the North certain to crush
the Southern power Of resistance has but deyeloRea
an energy for which the world, and especially En'
gland, was very little prepared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Dnuubian PrineipnIities.

telegram of March II, from Bucharest, says: In
the Chamber the President of the Council read
message from the Throne commenting upon the con-
duct OF the Deputies. and dsoolying the Chamber
for refusing to vote the budget.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Greece.

A telegram from Athens, OF March l6. says:
" The National Assembly has, by 105 against II
votes. recalled the chief Of the French party, who
had been exiled by the Provisional Government"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Austria.

A dispatch from Wen ma, of March Is, says: The
first sitting of the delegates from Venetia took place
to-day in order &c deliberate the scheme OF grant
ING q provincial constitution 10 Venctia."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE HANsA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

THE DEPREDiTIONS OF THE ALABAMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

The Confederate Loan in France.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-31

George Gpbart uup seb6rten Te Gompasnis G.
3OGc Suo;ana 8tgiment an.
Set eieicr @elc9enbeit wurpe audi nod Der
set6"nm zines Georgia 6olpaten oufacfunrcn.
Ter isoc@, Na CT I6pn lGngcre 3tit inn gRoITer
9eleasn. nj6t mcbr jpentifctrt msrceu fpnnte.
vi: Srudc mar rrr etwa fr6S Sa6rcn oufr
9'fuNrt uno 1T III elmer Cincinnati 6atrif er.
hout mprorn.
Gin S@nrcfurm uteryaI@tr ms in DER
gtdot pcm DtenfaQ, Ter audi fnf rem ann,eu
"@Nr'n Roa onbiclt. 9eet fat rer @jntyitt
NHtm'Fer sSittfrun9 ian iccc Spur p~ciIeltsn
wierer ocrnii&t.
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JNlobiler OgC0dfts -almoaafb

5NtEtef. NNam bippIcr, @oyal strc,t Dem
8teottr acaeuater.
II Il UNI S@rribmoicrjolen 6onStruo nm
Orudeyei. g. .. 0'6ecl II. g.. 0arnbim
Str. 'wji&en Gc9al unp g3atcr.
otutlbrr NrSt. Or. 6. SoumoSrtnsr
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bnb. itbrr @,ot'S @Irit Store.
. btrnr8tlh SnRrumrnrc. 2}rrbbSrber
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Mulit- rno 9nNrumeutcn 6anpluna Sui
SIoh, 30. 50 Daup5jn Str. o
Ns II nrotton. 2eptbur uno S6lsYo;ot.
Nc. l47 Oaup6ju Str.
. P'3erct< 8nnrcn, 3atot &c. i'm G,rr.
Btn. q. Ii. y. @toOM Is 5rutb gBat[rlr.
5 unPb6l5rr Ii GuatitGt p~srfcruot yon
S. SrUrrit, StUre Ct. na6c 8rcnr'. Mnf.
tra1e m,r0en an8rnommen in rer Grpcoi.
ton 3. YI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-31
$taOt }li0mouo.

@lS am DleHfaa Glgraen nabe,u taufsno
g'nF'F ~''"n3fne nah rsm @,terS3ur9 Ceyot
ir"ntPortt't marrrn. Inn mas Git9 ppuat tciGr.
bert gu mnesn itjrite rje rem &annl lber DR..
nsnof Q"Eaeorudr 0om Benz @tpiAt Der rorauj
b'R"0iia'n SOIeotFn rim unp cjrea Yi,r5is rer-
ltiben @itlr,tea ms 9eaHer. @IHdli3u 9Dsile
8dan9 eS @le bis nui 3pej III rsttsu, Die cher
FTlf an ""1iten 1a2e, naocem ro5 9en6 aus
Dem &alin aR3Ia6tn mar, auf4ciuareu wurten.
Otsi'Iern b@tten tsrsi!a rurb cen Stur; @,.-
leBan8en %nfaItfn, pScurh ie mo9.i6ruub
@"B'r S"Ho 8'la9t wnrcsn, ID re,tcn 3l lon
men. SIRE Namcn iiHC Daniel "a IuFe uWp
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-31

nnieren alton, wrblbabereeu Stnot in rie
S6onie acldlascn BATE, ala einen 8If;ue an.
sutrCtcn, Der in pplttil&er unc militdriIber 8e>
3iebun9 nur ron iitIcu 5cIstn fem farm. Doa
= mir bnbcn Srerc iu parirem uuo 10 INN wir
iebt bier, mas mcitcr unit uns sclt:ben wirp,
muG Ole 3ufuuft iebyen.
Duy& %unicrsn 9iGd;ua bin i'd Der Gjelcacns
belt bSronbt morreu. sincm S6lohtplon auf,u-
nSbnen = i@ farm ujbt cinmal Wei user rae
&errdtn ln9sn, au6er, Rap &c m,iiRcnttctlt, ielbit
tur MstIeH weit, poURdnrig HAD ID, pur6i6njt
ten 0Un Gero,cjdidten. sic mit zen User cen
91n5sn @rumc pclfrcutsn 8cIicn pe,trciFj@s
S6omjem iur S6orn@irFcn abaatcn.
SD icIbit rim ~;wej,nal rtymunrct prrcen, tcG
10 Ietbt, NN6 i'd crn 9anien S@la&ttog iter i'm
gcIc@t 9~,tlitSeu kin.
Adtum9svpu nnp crattcnR
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L n

fredericksburg, Sa, 9rn 81. 8.: gPtr yer.
~e'i'" cir onf Die Gnici9e Oes 9rn. Gavpct.
monn, 0borleiton, &c.
SancereriDc, ga. prn. 8. g., 2rSbcre
gfnmmrrn ltnO niht mrbr UcrrGttia pas Wprfc
bc;rdAt 10 Cts. per &iart5liabr in |praus,obs
ltnl unp miro Yon ben Ntcnnertcr octroocn.
Oeutl%e SttrIn iinC n,tt bier porrdtb,a.
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(GarreipOnoeri ser o@pbiltr .. 3cituns.y
@fmfcec0torO', %. Deg. 1862.
Q6. y. 6aIsl II. GGmaun.
@luri, i'm Snnuar 1868.
0eebrteitt 6rrren.

Infer Eager lit in ner 9r6Bten NuTreauas,
2ruPpen lieben in e%uploIca 9tnien ouf peu yer,
i@teoFnen 6eiHUr9en noh pen itncn anacmisIf.
men YHnften Orr S&Io6tOrpnmnQ, 2lrjutanten
rettfn, ais ot tie 9%tsttnng DER CONFEDERATION
o0n iNrrr SdneNiatcit atbima, Munitioues uno
NmbnInncema9rn %rairlu iitr ole 6arlie1enpen
t6eIlen, p"brtnO ftrnber ppn 9ancrsne Der Ras
nontHronner, nmAcm6batjb itnrF uup anbaitenc
uno an 6eiti8Ftit ihinpth mahIenp, uns al
iri9t, rn6 0tri5ncran0 snrIi6 lh ein Scr; arfagt
lat, uns an3ulreiisn. Ssine StGrf, wtrp auf
$1,000 anlcaetrn, unierf mag mctl 80, OO0
b%etra8en, pa 6a,ret Jest oub bier 1T, un0 ishs
0iYlicncn, G 30 N~esimcnter Jnian'erte nstjt
Nr'iacrie uat GsoaIerie, j.psnfaas nibt GERM
9er aHEeIt!aasa ;o.g1eu i5unen. DaS lit gonna,
um eiicn autaa5,s,n greg iu e%rrlngen, menn
anicre @.ner5.s cer Qaf8abe 9emaGi.n inn,
mas 3tOrmaua, MI: Aasna9me res @urjrcsg.
torc ! &nnUegF, 3v. is,f.
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A6tuu9Svpu nnp crattcnR
. .

Gomp. Q, 10. Jteg. Gcun. &0l.
9S. Die G~tciu!tatc an n~nisyer 0edtcu unp
i'm Centrum wdrea pcrinjcpeu = at Ger 9tch.
ten trifEcn MIR Den 5ejnN surid, 0tcr om>gt,lt.
Vile gttt tebauptrtc CT ii6. unp Sredeurirae
crrlcr ioNar mebrere &anpnen uuo pcrihiectnc
bnnNert grfan9cue; rp6 i'm @an;en mar pas
8efultat lrbs %9lnilig: 10000 actip eneaat,t
9cAsn 10000 nobmsn 20 &dnonen, 5000 Ot-
fonasnc, 1900 Climbs Of arms. - SBorum
Sr'Ng ni8t an nd6itcn Sage ongriT, ~iunorrn
Nrei SGae orrIrr mt Sin, uno 0e%rmar1hirtn,
bis nCr 6einr fib 10 VerFdrtt battc. Dap mir ion
ntdt ou9rcjisa %tonuten, 1T uns Ndcr nucrtidrIi0.
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Neuee @tabIiiIcmrrt

Nsuee @totItiicmcnt.
giHen' 9cebrtrn Yatlitnm mnHrlt mir bicrnit
e'' 'rafNfnF Anjfi5e, ra6 NH am bief3en Ylasc
uniCr car 1j5mu
W Ammenttry II. 60.
enc ela@Frsn-, 8amh II. = hnmpf.
S"atot 6atrit an p,r Gdc rer 5tru nno
9's6Ttt ass .rafnrt bareI.
2Nir mrrr,n it'is hemubs iein, pic ms aes
m1&tCn &]uI1G3c ptompI II . rad aua;ufnGrcn
"no 'n>'m MIR nm 8eneNtss 9Ge3lpcQrn bitten,
i.id2rH e~rgcterlt
9tlfmcnp, ga, i'm Sanuar 1868.
6 y. " umment6ey,
8. GrnsOorf,
9. y. .. DrctL
lien Iauteru empicb!cn belonoers unisrsn
Htn9'ltmtttncn Ham&!aaaf.
VI II mentGe9 II. 60.
&eftt''i'Ht @Orten 5nuupftabade e.
'"P'o''H W 1t N mentbt y II. SO.
%r&'"ja 5-tat IN 8lanern eup5Bler billialt
"a Ca 5:ru uno -rOao'Str.
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&GrLanGt merrcr

&srInnGt werpcr
co RnoFrn oocr Mdnden Yon 12-20 SUB.
rEh' 0r N rr GnUrlop. Jabrtt nco llntcr3cih.
re'en 'oAirIh lobnemce uno o~aurrnre VeltGfti.
S""9 sreA'ttn tonnen. &. 8rder.
13c &tto6r, lmjiden
Clay nup Rcleb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-31

unAffShr an lf,n unp l5;ca itcsn Mcnot3
~b'lorcfrt Der uatsr,ctdncit &rjei, undb Ieunb
LAM. Yen Sricf IL mtrte id @(.rtNc tuiilen.
um Natrort III crta ten.
Our el"|dbtn @rief @ioeu IoGar.
NJ. y. &oprclmau,
EA SIS. 50 rlcton. q Is
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-08-26
NEGROES AND CONFEDERATE MONEY.

NEGROES AND CONFEDERATE MONEY
The Columbus Sun asks, why should ne
groes bring from $1,000 to $1,000 more
in Confederate money than in any other,
when the value of both depends entirely
upon our success in this war? The col
veucy of the one cannot fail without entail.
ing the loss of the right of property in the
other. There is reason for the high price
of specie, of merchandise, and all articles
of foreign manufacture, which We need not
repeat; but where is the reason for laying
out Confederate notes in negroes as ga safe
investment? Negro property is exposed
to dangers every day, which can, by no
possibility, effect the value of Confederate
money A single raid of the enemy, sweep
ing through North Alabama and Georgia,
may occur any day, and result in the loss
of thousands and millions of dollars in slave
property; but our Government is still in-
tact, our armies in fine condition, and the
prospect of ultimate success hopeful. There
is really no good cause to distrust the cur
rency, unless we entertain gloomy appre-
hensious of the failure of our cause and if
the cause fails, our right to property in
slaves fails simultaneously. Confederate
notes, bonds, stocks and negroes will all 90
together, and our lands will soon follow.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-08-26

THE New GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA
The Savannah Republican has the follow
ing paragraph relative to Hon. Thomas II.
Watts, the present G. s. Attorney. General,
who has been elected Governor of Alabama :
Mr.. Watts has SSees for many years at
the head of. the Montgomery bar. Early
10 the present struggle he buckled on his
arnor and was chosen to the command Of
an Alabama regiment; whilst discharging
his military duties on the field he was ehe.
sen by President Davis to pest in his Cab.
inet--that Of his legal adviser, or Attorney
General of the Confederate States--Hhose
duties be has discharged with signal ability
aud promptuess up to the present time.--
He is a genuine patriot, and for fighting
this war out, at every cost, to complete To-
dependence. Both Alabama and the conn
try may safely trust him in his new posi-.
tion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-08-26

EVANS, SOUTH CAROLINA BareADE.-
After eighteen months Of active campaign.
iag, during which period they have shed
their blood freely in all but three states-of
the Copfederacy, this Spartan band is in a
neighboring State bareheaded, bare.footed
and in rags. 1t is not the fault of the gal
liant soldier who leads them that this is so.
acquisitions and appeals have been made,
and the only articles received by themsfor
many months past have been given toathem
by ladies in Richmond and elsewhere. If
we are correctly informed, means are At
hand for relieving their wants. An order
to the Assistant Quartermaster in charge Of
the clothing Bureau here will makesthen
comfortable in fifteen days. The conduct
Of this brigade is exemplary. Their officers
vouch that they never croak and grumble,
and confidently believe that they will de-.
molish twice their number in fair fight, If
they had to 60 into action in their. shirts
Two weeks respite and supply of clothing
is all that is wanted Charleston Mercury,
18Th inst.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-08-26
The TAX IN KIND.-It is we'll know,

The TAX IN KIND.-It is we'll known
to all that Congress, at its last session, lev
led tax in kind on the products of the
earth. 1t is the duty of our planters to pay
this tithe, upon such crops as have been
gathered in, at the very earliest opportunity.
Our armies are now needing the provisions
which these tithes will furnish, and ought
not to be deprived of them moment longer
than is sufficient to get them to some depot
where they can be shipped to the order Of
the Government. Besides, prompt COM
pliance with the provisions Of the law will
save the Government, much expense and
trouble. We say to all who haVca ''tax in
kind" to pay, do your duty patriotically at
once, with the least possible delay. Do
not wait to be calleduponand forced to doit.