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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
psttsburs, Fl. WAYNE 4 Chicago
Il ALL IL d A ID.
ca E.;s;7l:s;SsSs2 -

"a ;E.;cE5s: -
VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To- PITTSBURG
~ withou, change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAAA GENITAL RA LROAD
Sew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ugtou city, anj all the interior towns Of Penn
ytysnis, New jersey. New York, Maryland, &c.
Merchants by taAng this route, wall have the
,ivantsge Of all tho eastern markets al no addi-
iolal cost
baggage oh scked through.
sEains leave the Dspet, Canal street, west ride,
Jhicegn, daily on tho arrival Of trains from the
Vest aud North west.
Connecting at Crcstl.nc with Cleveland 4 Lake
shoro 4 X. to Dunkjrk Buffalo Niagara balls
New York ami Boston, and all the interior
towns OF Now Eng snd, via New York Contra!
and Now York 4 Erie Railroads. Also South /,
S3olambus, Janesviile, NewarA, Mount Vernon,
=, sseubcrv lilo and Wheeling, and Interior towns
al Ohio aad sirginis.
?he abo-e tra.as connect nj Forest with train,
"a Mad River Road T. Springfield, Urbano. Day
.cu anu Ch cinnsti Also with trains al Lana for
Dayton AM Cincinnati direct.
Gare ~ low ms any oshsr ~ cute.
Passengt rs hound cast vail end this route both
pleasant AID agreeable, passing through many OF
ne largest and FINEST critics in the United States
psssong, RS arriving at Chicago any c. the
'oads, will 6nl attentive chcek agents at the de-
,ots to receive checks and convey baggage, free II
,harge the PittsDurg aud Chicago cars. Sleep
ingo cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket on
ss u the West and at the Cumpany's of 6o'c,r
OF hsndolph and Dearborn streets, or at 10.
t'epot. Woat side, Chicago.
lie particular TO AJAX fof tickets by Fort W nyne.
DAN. ". BOSS,
tpsnl Western Passenger agent. Chicago,
I. Il. Mooss, Com. and Genl Agt Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

Ito FAMILIES hktAktNG Up uUUsh-
< KEEPING Any parry having a smu
amount of aia HoasuhoId Furniture ., fici.nt
Tor u an enc siei, shics they would ije 10 hire
out Tor lev months aud have uel sak., ea,. al
viii plea. .dIcss FuRhIitIE.
go N-V Log ga, Y y,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

A usSrS SUFFERS. NEWS DEALERS
- Pc dleis, attention. "e have the largest
stock Of Stationary pacsages. IL different styles
War Maps, >ongst ~, Ink, Tactics. &C., snl a
The lowesi prigcs in the West. sddsegs
CLAkkE 4 CO.,
Indianapolis. Ind, or Springfield III.
Nrt 20
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4ichigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 J.esc Fork. .sesC Eag,uue,
and Inc C1uadas.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rH. lsse.
~ trains leave the Great Centgal Union Depo,
feot Of Lake street, as follows
IA NJ Day Express EXCEPT sunday arrives
Detrsit at $40 81 Suspension Bridge q, s:ssAM
Albany $50 n, New York $50 p Al, boston u:so
Pm. -''V
7:3o p N Night Express EXCEPT Saturday, a..
sivs - Detroit st 7:o0 A NJ, Suspension sriane
so p N, Albany 500 4 N, New York lo.ao
4 n, Boston $50 T. NJ.
Cineinnati trains, via " O Railroad, leave Chi.
eago At A u mail train, 7:s0 r N Fast Erpr.sa
aerive in Chicago at Sis A N Fas. Express. aud
Sis n Night Nail Train.
The 7:s0 r d tsssn leaving Chicsg runs thrcurh
. Cincinnati without change Of cars OF bAggal :.
Rutan's Patent VentiIators
o. Csn Of Day Express Trains;
Rsteot 6isephg Casssn Night Trains.
Dsl0a0s CJbecited Throu0R.
THROUGH TICKETS fw sale In all ps,nc;p.,
nafirooi o0-ss - ths Wsst. st the General /. Il %
go II Lsks $50 Dsssbon stssets, lunaer the
1bonast House. Chiease. AZ q ~ Depot
IN. kICg, GsnI sup't
sWsonuus Wsstas kass. Aseok jail
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
KiILttO ADS.
1Isslssippl and Missouri Railroad

uiS6lSS1 u - maS ;
.~.. ~ 0L;cseo sims, stitch 70 ts'siss ais-
sIss faster tkss Davenport ss"'s.
Nv AND AFTER , asspA .9,. .r ns.:..: 20
t,s,.s vlu leave Davenport ~ follows:
ssaA. n. for Malcolm and WASHINGTON.
Ia.IsPM. for Brooklyn and Nusca,i6c.
ssArss Aaarvs A. DAvssPoRr Al FOLLOWS.
bo5 r. n. from Brooklyn and Washington.
ss5r from NaicolI and Museatine.
The 80 4 ~ train cut Of Davenport MAKE aiise'
eounac,ions A. Male, lm, Iowa city and wasnins
t- vith tbs Western stas . ecu psny ss'Agos toi
a. points West, sou,h- sest and Aerth-".st.
f-sins from the Vest connect ~ bavehpof
~;sh tra;ns Al the Chicago and Rock Island nai
Rad for All points East, North anu south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
living distinct directions a. 70 the estimation Oh
the, tsssN-c, a,s"to psOcurssscknts hs'c'"'ss'ns
JOHN r. TRACY, Genl Supt.
A. KInnALL, Asst Snpt.
Davenport, April 20, isf3.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

ExcH.soE AID B.ssiss tlorss aY iorIsl
A. 81 .ctL Il, Dayeng OFT, iowa, f,b =, 1868
A L. PRISONS HAVING MONEY on DE-.
n POST wi the undersigned. eittcr In Ger
,ificates OF deposit or by book aceoant are re-
oucsied to withdraw the sane without a lay.
feb IL LoIlS 4. AACklOT.
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T.. e.. l4ighle ~ Co.,
(Late Iighio 4 BrsdburysJ
Piano For'o Manufacturers,
s2I BroO:nc 81, Rev York,
% Gtsok eaa Of Broaisay.

nj =. his .,li-knoan es;ab 'shment, .eaiot
pay. ne. and oaig Practical Pane lo'ts Make
oC the ito 6fm Of Lighte d bfadbn ", hav
ius r4f mod his Two-l hlfds intor.s' Ia tn WI lie
nn.,. :, s,acA, materials 10 , mi Sole ffopri.
tor.h,p IN his Iaipa ie Pltens, II c'u.ivo tf hi,
elaborated PAlE\T ISSULA I'D IRON
FRAMES Is the ony one who can make tn ~
pERIot PIANO fJRTaS to- which THIS hon G
has been so p pul.r. 80 AL inieoe' man on
hi, rights " II b. rios epted according TO -.
.,ge All iiaua Fores IRON this maou'aotery
nre warranted perfect III every respect Tor lv.
years
LIBERAL Terms 80 DyarrRs.
i. {. il9dis 4 CO,
Spi l5-am Al bratme : New YORK.
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CLOTHING.

/
THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
TT rs SAID, HAS 4 CIRCULATION OF
l 10000 copies, but its circulation 10 limited
sonpArsd with the circulation OF garments usn-
sfacturrd BY
Sam. PERRY,
At his establishment on Brady street, opposite
tho Post Ofice.
am nov receiving the largest and mostcom.
plete assortment Of
Cloths, Cass!lneres aud Vestings
trade this Fall have laid In an unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv goodsare all :,
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufactures and importers. ]
shall continue to keep on nand . large assortment
of fresh
READ Y-MAOE CLOTHING
For Men, Youths and hoys, of M own mAnufsot-
ure which will be sold st
II = . { . r n FRA . .
Ishsll continue to manufacture my own Cloth
NJ thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
For the Same money than any Eastern made goods
Everything in the
FursaisiiinS Department
Can be found.
3h,rts CT al descriptions,
Under Clothing IN endless VARIETY.
SLooxs.
Tios.
Handkerchief,
Socks,
6uspencers. 30. DC
Also, largo and splendid assortment of
q HINTS 0H
The largest and best ever offered In this marke
trust the public will call ip and examine my
stock before they make any inv cstmcnts. for | an
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL FERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Office.
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Michigan Southern 4 Lake ShVft
RAILROAD.
SUMNER AaRAN 0EAEvr

AN AND fTER NAY 4TH. AND IN
' ill further notice trains win leave Chicago AZ
as follows:
7:oo A n New York Express. daily, eScep,
Sundays.
7:sop Night Express, daily, except satus-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago at s:I5 N, and
el5AM
All the above trains make regular connections
tcDuus,rk, Buffalo, Niagara tails albeny, New
York, Boston, fhiladeis hia. baltimore and al
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping coschss, VI ii al! med
ern Improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can te obtained ut the Com
pay Office, 5b Clark street, rnder sherman
boGsc, Or at the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren
al Sherman streets.
II. e. SAWYER,
General Magta.n A govt
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Gare ~ low ms any othn- Isou,e

Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica.
20 70 all p9iats East at all times, At as low rates
any pthe Rslrnai route sen2s -ats
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

SAkS RUN FROM CHICAGO t. PITTSBURG
~ without, change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAAiA GENITAL RA uROAD
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-01

GNspville and PiokenA. .ssny psstvs and
shdopNed Disttic(s pt>S} % 1iks stn,msds al
their cUbntxy Nithont; 8 Ilstmurs and have
gone TO mSss 3he Ss 4shy 6f their eountry.
Most 81 them had hesn II our ARMIES In
virginia ant they have leit their wives
snd little chitiven - home 10 take caro- et
their fsr,ns sad houses, 800 one elss [, there.
Higher Petrivtam tAs. -ldom beeh sviscrd
~ Any psnrl-. They are mostly nnn slays.
sheldsts asd nj tho l,fgsnning Of shis eoutro-
very vert opposed TO tccssion. But they
have nobly and Willingly gone With their
ssste: and VIII sekssrf,.Ily s,s.erifies th,ir
& In regard ts the Resolu,I,ns before the
House. /. shalt el,sesfuiIy yote for th. Al, with
the ~xcep,ipn OF one which denies tho right
OF the Cosvepsi"u u sn.pend an Article In
the Constitntiou TIL the war rissger. Think
the Conyenfion Ind a. much right 10 sii,.
pend an Article or Seeiipn Of The Constitu-
tim as thty had to INTERIOR nf,rsgstc Il. A
contrary doctrine would dislniss, from tlie
House ell clprgynfen and oficers of tho
State and Confederate Simes whoara mem
bers Of the Lsgislafure ana nnxions. 10
the language Of the Resolutions. 10 repeal
saif The Ordinances 90 the Convention sub.
smstted to the Legislature bythe Conrs ntion
and 60 hark 10 the o,,i Constitution again
under, which We have lived Sd long SLd sv
happily in Soutl, Carolins. = ~ .-:,. -
= cannot conchrde vifiiopt expressing my
high enpreeiatiun Of The. patriotism and selfi
sacri6ring ess,rse pf his ESc-liency the G,.
werner in cheerfully nhrSing the Ordinance
OF the Convention which deprived him of
bis executive powers md sl,nred them with
sother membsrs of the Council. Iii pohls
example SET NV the higl,yst official In the
State of ahediehcc to authority. which the
humblest as we'll ns. highest should feel \
particunr pride in initiating aud following.
-wbi'.t there is danger to the State
The Hoaselwill accept my most grateful
acknowledgement for their attention and
indulgence III this d.G :. "a : a.. ss. .i,r mn
'-ot my friend from Mnrion. which proposes
inthree lineSfo cut off tie hea,ls Of four
Governors. has passed ths House, we shall
he rid Of all discus-iop and prepared fer the
actual pressing business 81 the country.
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Editorial Correspondence.
= CHARLrsros, Dec. ae.h. 1867

j. /. CHARLxsros. Dec. 26,h. 1862. q
For The information Of those .per.ons
in Graenyille, Anderson and Pickens,
who have recently, with myself, tecn
ende.roring TO raise a Cavalry Comm.
ny, to be attached to (i,is Bsauregard's
command, | would sta,s that I visited
,ths General to day fsr ihe purpose Of
obtaining aaihariiy 10 have lbs same
mustered into service. + was infossnod
by the General, that he wa. in need u
casalry, tut had no power TO authorize
lhe organization. but clieerfylly, and
with his hearty approval, forwarded my
applica,ioh totbe Secretary of Mar
I.will be weck, perhaps, before an
answer is returned 70 me on the saiject.
SiaSh perinission be given meio or
ganiEe the compaey, IL wiz Prcssn, i
favorable, and perhaps last opportunity
10 j',in mounted corps 10 ti.is Slatrt
Assoon a, ] hear from tie secrstsry
Of War upon shesutjec,. will notify
those interested through The columns Of
the E,ietprsss. W.P.P.
q l. o.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-01

~ The gansral mseting Of the
Ladies' Aid Association viii hs held in
the Chapel Of the Female College on
Saturday, the Sd day Of January, AT 10
o'clock, A. M. A fnll meeting Is corn.
city desired. a. new officers afsto be
appointed. -. -. s.. 80
Resolved. That iha thanks Of tn.
;IGreen.ille Ladies' Aid Association. bs
retained TO the Proprietor Of the
!" GreenriHe Enfsrp9se,r for printine
and publishing for the Association rec
Of charge. -. E
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CHArrANooaA.D Dec.

80 CHATTANOOGA. Dec, 20 80
There was no fgh,ing a. Murfrees.'
boroagh ups:to. nomn 10 day. Both'
armies were in line Of battle. within q
half a mile Of each ether. a. battle Is
momentarily expected. Our troops are
confident Of victory. S3s. -
$50 ALuRFREEsBnRos. Dec. 20. 81
No general engagement io,day. Lst
skirmishing in ftost Of our entire line.
has; taken place. and whsIeys Asd|
Nbar,ons cavalry.~as warmly engage
ed all day. The7t lines sas nov In
sight Of each other. aud the enrmy ads,
vaucipg in splendid line. A ba,iis will
certainly be fought ia.inorrow. The.
FederaIs are in grestes force II an frat
estimated. aud are viil,in three miles
Of Muifreesboro. Il IL thought ,h.v.
will demand a>ufender Of the place in
the morning, Our army j. .con6d-n,ly
awaiting their aPHrosch. T~ealy I've
prisoners rsrs brought 10 ihi. evening !
from the 4lh Ohio cavalry 4. !. rus,
nored that Morgan j. y. I.dsselsille, !,
Kentucky. ,ass
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Gbs 5uatBrrn GrfrrpriHf.
w. r. PRICE, Editor.
@. M. McJuNKIg, Assistant.
~. J.. O. BAILLY, sub-Editor.
Our EqunI RiGhts TO Al."H
: tiREENyiLLE, s C. =
:Tlhprsday MOrning,sgJan; I, 1868.
THE CASH SYSTEM.

TIE CASH SYSTEM.
S For ali 7r1,S~,t has4riisny, pay will lie
,tcquired IN. ADVARGR 81
8 For Advertising Ivy Rrga'ar Ad~rtiser..
rny viii be Observation-Disclosures
rlsEMEST Is OUT S.
3, As, our fnce is very mergrs. M Inh
Work win be done EXCEPT FOR THE
CASH.
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lCmAalL.Rsi.an, T)se. 90.

Generri Beap,egsrst 10 DAY y sIcom+d
Col. CoI9uiu's forty.sixsk G<orgi. isgi;-
ment On Their return from, ,is iiei,issb.l ;
expressed lii>3readiness 20 mrel the es.s.
| eny on South CxrolisA. soil.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-01

SE- The letter OF : C. d. n. !" came
too late for ihi. Issue; ui'l.apprsr ner,
week. Wopld be glad 10 bear fon
him freqnea,iy. ara ! (
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RIcnMosp. Pee. 2s.

- RIcIIMokb. lsc. %.
~ A genilerusn who has run lhe biock.
ade, reports HAT 10 read In . late ns,n.
bsr. OF ihe New York TtiLuns an edt,o,
rial which declared emphsicsily in "a
.vor Of peace as its oely pauseea for
ithsf ills which sffiecihe, county ---thst
war lias listed long enough. aud should
be Terminated st nncs. This should DO
fecsissl ~ probsbly ramor, Il,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-01

Tnsss + s'ssl \ gut y i,or q in Nsr.
's's,ih ~ w, lcs, thai 4 roS'y. or has a.;
gs2ed TO bob down 500 aLi,nal. ~
glas & sss :. $. y Z, !. y: =, a. :
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-01
a Q5.ornFsroNpsNr II tI,e Charlie.

ton Courier says. q - 3
Mr.Zaciiariah Eltelt,e, jr., bav-
ing purchased cargo nf salt j. - !
vioas.t The blpckade, sold il to,itso
s"Id,ers fanilies aud o,bers. Who
We're unable to pay ,cxi,orbit.l.s.
prices, ut 81 per, sack, repeatedly
refusing to sell 10 so,ne Of flss Cl~-
raw inerc!'ants when offercd $3tti
to $40 Per sack 70 extortiopata p,,-s
on. Z ~
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-01

: Hedme hi. oil aud tallow, =; \ I. -, =
ilie Hour and sdH to buy. 5.
He dnes not care what people say. !,
lie has made qnita n pile, ~ - {
So. when this war is ended, ..s. D., id IS
To live In sPlsndidsiyle. ~. S..
And the. Merchant views his yhelves
With ren,hanis dotted DER. ~ =
He has been ceiling goods too low
He really must have more. .....,.
For ten cent calico he asks
One dollar now per yard, s-,... .
In like pr"portion,.a his stock, b.
For times, are yG.yy nsrd. - Tyr z q
And going.to his closet, too. = -.
= Some god6 Rio is found, 49,. d 49,.
Which eost in market sixteen cents, u.
Two dollars now, a pound. S., ,.,l -
And thus he marx s'his goods all.up-
He must his efforts suit, s
Tsipake n thousand dollars clear.
To pay substitute.
The Farmer feels his pocket, too. "a. /
Iiis purse looks all forlorn.
He hae been asking all .he while.
Too little for his corn. e.
His cribs are full, he has enough.
And plenty now to spare, -
While other folks are gra.piuc, Z.
Ho, loo, will have his share.
Although the price is very high.
IA sure #s l avn born, . : 49, - ..t. 5,
I'll have nt least three dollars. : ~
Or will keep. my corn. ss,I
might as well make ipancr. too.
TIN surely not in fault
Look. what price We hare 10 nav.
- For Sl0nr cnif,.. ,,ff -
hive the fattest hogs to sell. ... .-
The people must have meat, $50,
Although IT IL not worth hut six. w
mu.t have thirty. neat. -. -.
What though the soldiers in the Geld,
Are hshting for our rights
The chance Of making money, row.
Ny very heart dolightA ~
tn. Landlord tells his tenant. now.
HtT rent comes rather slow,
lie wants his hons. for refugees r..
= Now flocking from below.
ahey have no home. no shelter, now,
Aud they arc l.ound to give, .-
A most enormous. killing rent, -
In order, too, to live. -.
For cotton cloth our people sst, ..:.. y
one dollar, now, per yard.
1wo years ago they t"ok twelve ssnts.
Nor did they Ihink il hard. :.
In trading now. oferery kind, -
w e zee some ENRIQUE scenes, -
Frs dollar. Tor single yard.
Is s a'ksd for country jrans. .-.
F"~ wood we pay q double price.
Aud IL we find a. fault. ..
He hides his conscience snug and safs
Behind a sack Of salt. -. : =. q.
And the butcher. too, has doubled
lIis price Tor coianon beet, ,-r IL
Assait IL bringing snch price. -. =.
lie wanisto get relief. 81. - ..
: But nearly oil are gra,ping, now, .,-.
Men OF every grade, IS
Are making nll their efforts, too. sn
To best succeed in trads.
In" man with shocks and fodder,
WIN ch'etens butter. egg..
Arc striving 10 make fortunes.
And driving down their pegs. g..
= The soldiers wages nre the sam. g..
Deprived Of eolnfurts, ten,
Ills Wifi and children get along = ~.
As well ms they can do. ..Sl,
They lreast the stoi n, a. bcst ,,,ex eau
They hope the lime is near,
When absent fathers shall return. A.
Their lonely hearths to cheer.
( Bnt st;ll W. hope for better days, q,
The SKY Is getting clear, 5,.ssts
The valor OF ouf.Sou'hern troops, =
Is witntsss.J everywhere. q
AZ Ffederieksl,nra the Yankees sF
Were made to feel blow.
Z Will all their" Ons to Ricin,onds
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LINooLS. IN his n,csssge, calls The ne.
groe. I" American cisixens 81 a .fieau de-,
cent Thisci. 2 rsfnemsnt of -sp.,. !.
SION sqa',s ulsusnd win the Amsi;s.s
buffpon. IL, -
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$ She maj the pl.ee-- ~ crowd u grsas
And looking al aronnd lss
~ She Snsls the hundreds camping oat
Qsite cossr all the groand.
z Ts~hour 0omes, ths auct;caeer y l,'s
Now lbs his WELCOME voice & { ss 9
4 - Five dollafs : yeiiea on every side, &
e9is Now makes HE heart feioice.S Z
The lucky buyer pAys HE bin. -
- The yarn IL stored Awny. - 'fs'ssss, ~. =. y {
BE hursier of. he's ho,neward bouad, i.
To bless that happy day. : q ssss ~
But the lady got ons bunch. q.
She could not hot get the four;
Ono hundred bnpchesmpst be cold,
=. They, cannot sell one more. "a u. :, s
Aud thus. compelled sbs hnrriesoff, 4
To reach her home ere night, 4 &, e -. -.
With other feelings, in hrr mind,
Than those Of fond delight.
I And thu.. tia true. the world wags on
The lew of money seems
e To occupy their daily thoughts,
Their broken, nightly dreams; rs. !.
No matter how the wargoes ON, y :
The cotton spinner sees
e His way quite clear to fortune, -:
To afiGeuce md ease. - ..'.-
AndIf 5ai ask his reasons, tsc. 70. - e.,
Forrslling yarn SO high, -, - gs = d.
3 He lae i.luil aud tallow, = &s =, a
.4ilie flour and sdito bny. - s.
He dnes not care what people say, !,
lie har mad. quits q pile, ~ ~ = ?
So. when this war is ended, .s. o., il s.
To live In spiendidstyle. Us >
Y And the Merchant views his shelves
With ren,hanis dotted DER ~ -,
He has b-en ceiling goods too low
he really must have more. ...... -
+. For ten cent calico he asks . =
One dollar now per yard, .-,--. ..
: In like pr"portion, all his stock, ~
For times, are vel j "srd. - --'TI'-T z y
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NV 1oBK, May ,.
The Hs-oT, Extra of this morning saws
the latest dates from Fredericksburg are up
TO II o'clock Sunday morning.
4 severe fight has been going on since the
previous morning.
The Heights Of Fredericksburg were gal
lantly stormcd and captured by our troops
under Gen. Sedgwick. with loss IF 500 kill
cd and WOUNDED.
The fighting on the right Of our line was
continued with great fury on the afternoon
Of Saturday.
During the night and on Saturday morn
ing, Gen. lee appears to have concentrated
his forces upon this point and partially
abandoned the defence Of Fredericksburg.
It was at Chancellorville that the principal
strength of Hooker. army had been massed,
and the fighting was terrific
Three assaults Of the enemy we're succos-
fully rerulsed
Meanwhile Stoneman with his cavalry was
IN the rear If tho rebels, and cut tho road in
two Placer.
Gen Berry Is killed, and zen. pevlns
wounded
The rebels appear TO be IN iorcoln the rear
in the vicinity Of Warrenton.
Mosl,v'- cavalry attacked our troops at
that place hut we're repul=ed.