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4musemenis.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY WONDERS
In the world
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSt
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSl
ALI. THREE SEEN TOGETHEA
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANA
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT
EIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES HIGH
WEIGHS 4e3 POUNDSu 9s
The '.ll''' and finest man ', Also ;s;n
ANNA SWAN, THE NOvA'SCOTIA
GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
EIGHT EIGHF FEET FEET o SEE ISGH H HISs
Her Gr.. sppcsrance since her protrsc;ed nlnesA
THE GIANT BOY.
THE GIANT BOY.
10 ''''' ''' FULL EIGHT FEET HIGH.
THE GREATEST PYRAMID OF 0IAl18
ever beheld by mortal eyca .1ls
TWO OF THE SMALLEST DwARI0
WV 4 MERE MoEEaiIL OF HUMANITY.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
II years old y inches high aud weighs but II poundA
GEN. GRANT, JR.,
!: yesrs old and only 20 inches high
They are to be seen at 81
ALL HOURS, EVERY DAY, AND EvKNInA
ONE WEEK MORE
TOM TAYLoRs GREAT DRAMA,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE NAN.
hiss been p.yed for the last few weeks to crowded. -
delighted audiences yet it nast soon give Place 70 60
dramatic novelties.
The Evening Post rays Off: Mr. BEnum's company -
II well 4 car D. played ~ any thtlscr 10 tbs city
all the chasactrs pTcssnted quite well As on "a
prscuous boards. The scenery Is also good and the
plsy is bs4s really dramatic Ia the annals q .
Old Museurl." -
ONE WEEK MORE. AND ONLY ONE, OF
HERR IRON AND Ills WONDERFUL EMdELI1kA
kELLY'5 AUTOdATON MUSICAL TROUPE
Consisting OF SIX fgnrss size Of Efe, which play g2oa
NOVEL PIANOS. OR UAkPEalAk3
producing music equal to full orohc.t.s-
THREE GROUPS or MOVING WAX FlGUh18
1AE MONSTER sERPEkTS,
GRAND AQUARIA, Sea Lion, Mammoth Ben;
RoBERr HOUDINS AUTOAAIUN EGiiEax
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL IN61nDo
MEST, and a million other woEden.
Admission Is csntA Children under zen. ID osntA
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Sec. and Treas. Adventure Mining Co Of Mich
Yt'sburgi, Dec. 28 1893
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The Board II Directors have resolved 10 pay interest Of
SEVEN PER CENT on the outstanding Certificates Of Proats
tho holders thereof their legal representatives, on and
after TUESDAY the 18Th February neIt r,
They have also declared dividend OF THREE PEh CESr
20 the Stokioder payable In cash. and str TUESDAY,
the 10th day Of febrossy next free OF Government tsI
And the Directors have slso deoareda dividend ofTWENTf
PER CENT the earned Premiums for the year rndns
3 Dsosber 1883 be sued 20 the deslers In Scrip -
and After TUESDAY thu nd day Of March frso of 0ov
eminent tai. o. HENRY kOOP, Prssidont.
A. W. WHIPPLE, Vos-Prssdsne
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Fnenriai.
NHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
FOR $2.ooo.Ooo.
suBscRIPTIoN BOOKS OPENED WITH
Gessrs. SCHUCHARDT e. GERHARD,
BANKERS,
~ o. AsqAII-sr,. NEW-YORK.
No. Il NAssAU-sT., HEw-YoRk-

THE CHICAGO AND dREAr EASTERN hA Nv
WAY COMPANY row Offer for sale ONE mlLLiOn
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their plhSr
MORTGAGE BONDS. in SUNS OF One thousand Dollars
EACH In thirty years. bearing interest 81 ne rate o.
seyon per cent per .nnu payable In tho City OF New
on the hrst days Of April and October In each year
Tless Bonds secured by fir and ony Mortgage on
the property ard franchises Of tho Railway Company
10 Frederick sohuchards and Henry Morgan Of tho
CITY CT New.fork, Trustees 80
The remaining Nine Hundred Thousand Dollar Of the Bonds
are Sci epsr and remain in the hands OF tho said Tru
tees the purpose u bens exchanged .o the indeptsa
ness tho Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company running
Ia Cro.se ossn,poT this effected tho g. ooogo
will form First and only Mortgage line Of read llo miles
In length extending from Chlcsgo TO Logsnport where CON
with ,hs Cincinnati and Chicago hirosa
the shortest line by 40 miles between Chicago ava ,cin
natl and By IS mites tie shortest ns between LSaisvs 4na
Chicago ,,. ...-.,,o.
~ Y aso ops, n eonrstion v, Sd. "or IN opsrones
eayey ,se and rsy sreef l from Chieago % hss io,x
pIilqdsrh,a Ba.;ziors Ga5sn Enisrn Cf NJ o.,'dnes
befesr Chengo and Neie Yerk BY h' r9uS eea ,Ho''"
11n By sit,r ne erif.ing ne' ria Dent;h or buao
The ROAD 10 Ios undsr contract and tins most suchucus
Efforts are being sds to have open ioI rxe during me
surun.r Of 1854 -.. 81,
Tho interest on TIE Bonds maturing during ths progrcs OF
the work HIS provided for and will rclnan on d,p9
With the banker, OF the Company Mo"us SCHu
0FBHARD No 81 Nssan-st, - whom tho Company reisf
for further PARTICULAR snd where subsrpon BOOK. TO- va,
loan h.vs beos opsued-No - William u New. OK DEC
g, 1853 w. d. JUOsoH rto.aen'.
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professional Nctirfs.
COLLECTIONS IN NEW-JERsEY.
6orses, Carriages, sc.

A LARGE assortmentof new and second-haQ4
n Carriages Sless Harness. kc for sale chesp during ~
lyinsr caIsgos and taken In exeaeaGA
TAyLORs No. 81 and 6 Ce'Srsl, opposite the Postoue
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financial.


OvUcs o. The WAsHIsG7os MAHiEn INA Co.
o. THs CITY o. NEw.io OAK, No ~ Prsssf.,
NKy-Yo JAM -. 1864
CTATEMENT OF THE COAlPANY's AT
- FAIRS for the Fourth Fiscal Year ending Dec H. 1863
Amount oil Premiums outstanding 3iss December ~.
Amount Of Murine and Inlaei Premsams written
from Jan. to Dec. a. ssolss 30
tSB. 63s Is
Amount marked ca ssrpcd during
tue year.. ........"...........p'So'Sio
'''' -S3osI 3 81
Add Interest received aud lus 5l25 %
S3l6.O3 W
Losses paid and sscertsined ......... 1l7l ISL %
Re Insurances, Expenses Taxes and
-4335,lsI 80
680,887 -
Les Interest Dividend Of per cent 10 Stockhol4
era. and Pe cent to Serpdo.dsrs psid.... l;2S "
e6T.6A II
The Company hsd the 3l December 1862 the following
Asscts: ~ -.
I'm ted States Government Stocks. 200 %
Loans 0 Bonds and Mortgages, Pubic Stocks and
Heal ESals.. sVSoS
Cash hand szd IN bank oES VI
Bills Receivable and Uncolected Promnms.. 27J ~ ~
.ssiyages Reinslrsnc Claims, and SuDdry Claims
due the Company and Scrip. ST1o -
e<T6,<37 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-23
TEXAS ITEMS.

The message of the Governor, submitted to
the Leg. lEture, filed seventy pages of foolscsp.
Aside irsl- Me cotton trade, the frontier and
the penitenh Y, 10 specific is recommended
The currency Question seems to have been ths
principal cause CT the convocssion. Upon this,
the Governor says: Congress owned the fscl
that the COnfsderats currency was almost worth
less, and provided for its withdrawal from cir-
citation. Fhs ses was bold, if not approved BY
wisdom and good faith. L was sa act Of Co
strUckon, if net Of financial wisdom. They ere
sssd; they destroyed. I have no comments &c
make" The measure is tIssn dsalE with SIS Il
affects the STATE treasury, vyl-As.zatlar supyss,-
i've recommendation only, kat the old issu5 55G
hand bad better be exchanged for ths new Tbs
message was particularly bold and severe GpoI
the act suspendiug the writ Of habaas corpus
Without denying the constitutional power O.
Congress, the measure was discussed with refer
eBee to The S:ass rights doctrine.
W.D Miller was elected unanimously chief
clerk Of the House.
Quite a number Of Yankee prisoners arrived
a: Houston on ths I6.h ult, from Sabine pass
being those captured with the mail, etc. Among
them wss a Confsdarats dsserteg, fGom Calves
ton, BY the nans Of Van SILLY, who was placed
in confinement by himself he stknds on quite
different footing toward the COnfedsrs.sS
from the others.
The State Gazstts is on specie basis-one
dollar per quarter. So is the San Antonio NssOs
The Asm does not see how to avoid following
suit.
Gov. Vidsurri arrived in San Antonio on the
7th ult. He was salutsd BY discharge of ar
tillsry
The State Gezsiis says that indulgeueies to
haul cottesis ise granted in Austin to owners o.
few wagons, exsmpting from impressmsut, con
seription, etc.
The State Gasstts urges the Legislature tt
stop the commercial and manufacturing opera
tons Of the State.
The amateurs Of Houston and Galveston
gave sn entertainment, presenting Bulwer'
great play Of Riehslisu, on the 16th uls., tn,
admission being $40.
Tho editor Of the Houston TslsgrGPh has beer
enoWn oy Coi. oayles PAR OF snOes Wade OF "a
finest tanned goat skins have ever ssen mad
IN that country. Hs asked him for the mstho,
of tanning, which is SIS f5llogs Prepare ID,
hide in the usual way, putting it into a veal
oezs at first The hide should be elton isker
Gus and exposed TO the weather, tie ofssner the
better The eoss should bs kept about hlso
heat Add to the oozs small quantity Of th
weed known As qnser delight. This colors th
/ leather a handsome and : permanent black
| Tbs leather is tanned IN about six days.
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IMPORTANT FEeH TIE WEST !
Fsilasdigham Elected ts the Chicago
Convention
Defaat Attitude q FslisHdigbaHf and
the Democracy,

NosrLE, June = "A special TO ihs Advertiser ssd
Rsgsssz, dased ai ssoste5a to-day, sistss laat Men
Pais dates g. tas Is q. hsd 6-sn r-sersd vi.h s.s
lsnt infsrmatiau
FsliaadigaaH sudisalsz-l1asrad a. ths Dsuoeraffr
convention p 7--ss- Haaliau. 0hi9, a1d va sset-
-e-sGs y Ia Cz-rszo eouEsnti0n.> He urYsd
discretion, 6uts-stsd iaaf lincoln uigat deprive hn
Of Life, 1uE nos again 1f bis lasrty.
Fsisaaisbsl l=f. laaeEiaisl7 afs- tAs adIou-uusas
q The saayqn.ou 0- DsTtoa. Feszz are saisrtainsd
Of culbrszl, thera.
Speeches were u sds IN he convention pisdxinz ihs
DemoesssY Of One 70 daisad Yailandslan and in5i-
Viiuai zigals ullsr ne Ogasltu-0u-
Latest frsEn shs Eronz
MARIETTA, June = -Ths snsuy aEssnp ted 20 tara
our left this morning, s1t Rsrs foHsd.
Very vigorous shsi.4g ~ been going o. al day lz
front Of HsriiseH e1ira
The enemy in Two Ines Of battle. drove in HarassI
pieksss ana wsrs permitted to come up. when Cur BAT
tsriss opsaed lsriae IRE spou thsn, driving han
back with much slaughter
Fraza the Trans zEfsgIssIPpE.
HEETDIaS, Juze 22-The Clarion has received trust.
worthy inforzf from the trans Mississippi that Gen
Dick rzgl0r has been relieved, g. lis oEa request b.
LisutCien- kirby Saith, he reason sor which Is IN
Known.
There are siH Il,ooo Yankees at RIorgszzl. O. shs
NsaissipPf sissr
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HEADQUARTERS Cos 7TB Cong DIST. GEORGIA,
G-iiHn, June 7th ls64-
TIE attention OF sub enrolling oiesEs and The public
5zles 10 the following paragraphs Of Circular No
). EssdqusrtsrE C0nserpt Service, Georgia
". The most sSt1vs End continuous efforts Of en-,
rslng elaosrs viz be directed to Psreclins thorough
military registration of ali white males resident
csszd within their respective districts who be.
tween ths agss Of seventeen and flty yssns. The
"rssisssr shcEd embrace s men not already il
vice 70 m1lter Ehat nay b ihsir PbyEisd condition
Or claims szsuP Pliou, aaz shoald satisfactorily ex
hos xnier as head OF "rsmsFs The status Of eseh
Y III ths duty Of Al persons within ths sgs asz.
igusied 70 rsp9r. Tor surollmeat Enrolling oficerI
viii not hOwever wait saeh untary reporting, but
vii make dgsul Inquiry % persons, sns enroll on
information such hey nay ssEeed'srs Liable to
snroHmsnt Persons nay be tsIolisd wherever found
IIsof She usnos: Importance that Ibis rsssstraton
shoal3 be eompletsd early possible. Prompt &C
ton Is snioasd upon sub-sRrolling officers 1ad eiti-
ssrs Srs requested 10 report TO ne enrolling ofesrE
FOR enfollnenL B. d. EEWT0E,
Lisuiear and Enroling O5eeE,
iu9 10 Tth District Georgia.
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~ Mr. Aads-saa. keeper Of the Macon
guafd house, came to his death on Saturday
sight last, from injuries received at thshsE5s Of
. Federal prisoner attempting to esespe. Two
Of Iaea rushed upon Mr.. Anderson when opsn,
ing ae door Of their cell. One passed hira and
got oa bat after hard struggle he sseuroa she
oiher. AZ night, complaining Of pain from n
juries fsssivsd IN The struggle, a dose Of nor
Phine wsi administered 70 him, and be went to
slesP and ssves woke again. A post mortem
ezaninssiee disclosed fatal injuries received in
the viOlens ,truggls with the Yankee prisoner,
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RESULTS OF SHERslAE's ADvAxCE-As enc
Of the results the advance Of Sherman, We
notice, m the Chattanooga Gazsts, Of the %,
eight columns Of cssualtiss il the 1st, % and
Sd divisions OF ths 20.h Federal army corps, in
an engagement on the 25sh ult There ars
nearly one thousand names in tho list, many
Of the wounded dying soon after the 6ght, and
. lerge proportion shot " in the back" From
the number of Dutch that were killed and
woundJ We Judge that the quantity Of lager
shed on 70 occasion wss immense. ThsEs wss
qni.o 3 respectable list Of killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-23

POINTs or IETEREST.-The James and Ap-
pomAttox rivers unite twenty-five miles below
Richmond by land, and nearly by water.
Bermuda Hundreds is in Eae tongue Of land
a: he confluence Of the james and AppomAsiOI
rivers.
City Point is on the south side of the Apo
mst.ox river, near its mouth.
Malvern hill is on the north side Of the James
river, five miles from its junction with the Ap-
pomsttOz, sud thres-quarters Of a mile from its
bank Richmond is sixteen to seventeen niles
distant by land.
HauisOn's landing and wsssover are on TIE
north side Of Jsmss river, eight or ten niles
lower down than Malvern hill, BY water.
Drew Ey's blUf is eight mics from Richmond
by water.
The distance between City Point and Peters
burg IS seven miles.
G5snihas eoutTol Of James river from Chat
fms blpff, one mile below Drewry's bluF, to its
mouth.
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proegeet. The taxation which a.. Chase in.
gc3es ~ es5s1fial to insure sueesss 10 tbs
hnaneaa Of me Government, Is rot less fhs1 ivs
huaess % milions Of dollars Fear-thst e. Eve
h11dEsd aiillions Of fixed, permanent revenue.
-f8 30 gsssarYs s-sgeH il thsrs be = military sac-
cess OihefY7lse a. measures viii fail" Il
requires miliAFy success nov 70 make Eve hun
dred millions q tsrstion efficient 20 earFy en-
tue GoEsfL|nsnf. Thai, toe, b i noted, viii
be fer peaes CslsAlshment- VIA. would be
needad f3r q eQnanaad war establishment If
suecs98 1lall 1Js eanga ia si1le, and 80 cnrs-
Psiely as . close U9 tls var and stoD the ez-
PeadIiars, M Chase does rot ps0lass % eoul
p1ie for it i plainly in his lhsurbts that rnsss
the war Be thus finished tho present gear tbs
G0veFnmsns is banksups
ths friends Of Secretary Chase nnd others
are terning fsroaiy upon Congress Eish a.
proaehes Tor having hrgssa d0zp the 1nb'fs
eredis, sad brought ths country 20 the rsrv
verge Of bankruptcy by falling % provide s.xs-
lson 70 n1ne1 fer the supcoEa OF the G0FsrHmsns
II HiainL2 mig sound currency ard unslained
credit Already It is quoted here, IS q bitter
humiliation, and the sigu Of shameful disersdit.
that he per cant. stock Of ths broad Cfevera-
meet OF The Uaitsd States rules IN Llrd0n only
2 tflls above ne ratos IS which q loan Eas ns-
gotiased for the iulTusive Emperor Of Mexico,
VINO has nOs yet entered upon his douaini9rs.
nor organised an administration. L slmos.
5esn5 a. if this were ths beginning Of . urauela
among the factions, to throw sR apcn sseh g., {
tlss edIUm Of the nsli0ual dsh8nc. ,rfi-a tbsy I
eEr Or forssse II tie Ultimate if aot The early
leguiiztion Of the debt, By the failure 70 pro- /
7lde means for dischATgisg he interest q Civ 4
ng security for the principal
The tWo-told eondigion b. which this is to be 1
I7ersed g 6rst, c0mplsts military success and /
.eeondly Immediate taxation 70 raise I've hun
lFsd millions Of dollars . year. Knowing the /
Zesg "a, s1durance, preparation and dstorminA-
ION OF ne South the 6rst condition may be /
IS uns.tainabls. There can be 10
ueeass bY arms which viii do away with the
isee5sisY Of raising more than this I've hundred
Millions
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99aiIg gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
GA
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %. 1854.


We learn that psrtiss a. the 'front.' are selling
the APPEAL at fifty cents per copy. This is not
only wholly Unauthorized by Is, BAL, on the
contrary, the pToprietors have ever endesvored
70 prevent such conduct Parties can be sup
piled with the APPEAL at the usr price Of
twenty-five cents per copy, ct D5 4. s. Pow
Ellis book store, Marietta, G,
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S5OO REWARD

WILL bs Esid for ths sFprshsusion srd delivery
W In asg sats Jail 80 thai can SIT the following
keeroeHs
1LhkESsEE, 6stt copper eoier twenty elk yezrs
old weighs tHo hundred pouu6s i've feet ten Inches
high suo "a q very 11sa iookinE fe-iou.
HOETOE black, twenty i've yesrE old, Eve fesi
usvsn inches AiEh, weighs cne hEEdied and ffty
pounez, and Was rEite6 10 he low country.
PHILIP, black twenty -fsur years cid, Eve feet
eight iuChes high, lEsigks one hnndred and eighty
pounds and speaks very slow.
SaARPER, black, I've feet siz inehaz high, weighs
ons husdrsd and Tory g0und round Eaouleers, thiok
lips, large mouth. twenty years cid.
TOE, bisCE, I'VE fest Gins lecaes bigh, weighs one
hundrsd and seventy aFe p1lndz twenty years
cd, sllttsu verT 0sa, uno shsn excited he can
scarcely speak
IN Ha1socE county. ALERHD BAKER
mY9 2m AuEusta, &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-23

ATALL PRICE.-Ths M0nsgomsry ASSsr-
tissr states iass q fsE days ago shs brick build
ing On Commsges sHesss n nat ely, oeespisd
by Msssrs. Bib5 & Trimbls, 7ss sold e szscu-
tors sale f9r elsyea thousand dollars in gold
The purchaser was Wills r Galloway, Esqg
and the purshass m5Esg % Be paid Twelve
months fen ths day Of tAs sals. 1hi1 appears
to be very bigh piies, IN view Of the Prsssns
rsss for gold. ssvsatse1 fsr 0nss OF Sls7, ,O00 ia
Congsssrste nsnsy far fas properly. TIE tens-
meat belongsd 10 ihs ss.ass of Dr. HOllsy, ds-
es.,ssd, aceoEding 20 the tsru Of WhOss Wa, z
was required Is be sold org0id.
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.F-OTYCE.

OFFtCE EIszssIPFI CEsTRAL Z. r COMPANY,
GrensLa, H1ss., Nay Ilth. le64. .
STOCKHOLDERS are hsroby notified shat this Con
pauy viii pay he Conessrsts stale tax its entire
ospltsl Thsy will thsrsfors, make no return 70 a..
Eesors n thsir several sssss Of scek held b. them
respectively. A J NcC0NEICO,
Ca-rrss-r
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Commodors Il F. Nsury c s. Navy
DE7R SIR. Fda sneIossd tablss. conpisd enieAs
so ss hoard < trade rsturss snow he eoarsa Of the
s,sb cotsOr .Fads Tor the last * pears The period
begins Al tie cessation Of the eenmsFcial panic Of ISL
,zbsp ovseursdastIon conmssasd, and ends with fhs
cIoa. or sast year. Thua furnishing, e game the
h,tors Of he cotton imporia sxRsEts. ma1sEAeiafes
saIes tor home consumption for ~ shree season
seror aud tie hse seasons subssquent 70 The secs
~ tbs soE.aern States frrn the EedsrSi Union ;
s exhibiting the increase IN ths stocks OK
sto, "a cotton goods d1rire the arSt diTialon ana
: sa.esass duxinR tas aeeend division Of the time
. f.rv.st i.portgtions Of rsw cotton toek place n
,aa b. 100 gss z52 pounds were iaPorted a cost
e $50 ard the smallest receipts wers In ls6z,
hsn ssa e73 2e6 ponnds csns1o hand, vaiusd At S5l
eqao4s re quaa.ty IN 1858 6s9 ,5s5, ,1s4 Peuada
vor,h $50 ~ 95s The expectations II raw cotton II
lsao we're 80 sss SO pounas for 1851 2ss ss7 81
mounds; for iss2 2I4 452s pounds aand for 1858
SO se2 poundsthe rats q inersase in eonparlsol
with impertziioaz being very great The yarn prcaas
nT properties weight Of he cotton Si'sr spin
ajnx that renlkipsa IN the Uaited Kagdom for nAnu
factriag purposes in l5eo sos 45s 80 Poanes ~
IL I63 onIy ss5 M 5i5 pounds, proyins ne ise' N
extra loss In working the zssrior Sorts ana @en IN
far ,bs additional amount OF cotton Required % nAAs
var, Of Goods In 1863. over what was needed in lsot
Tsoavt the cast OF the imports Of raw sottan vas
aa greater in 1868 th4n 1850 the value = ths e1
,orts was ksgyie augnsnsed-makng ths net cozs .
bat material in 1860 $50 9os e99 aud in 1853, 3olS
os7 1, has been estimated thai hs prests Sn tAs o.
soss Of cotton goods held In foreign markets. y
% Esssish saerchanla and disposed CT n Aeo
sSeptss to 5000 600 thereby Fsiusins rs e1shSne
:. about ssa 0o0 or RI0ooo ooo less than In 10
~, ,is .sse,s are new exhausted the means Of Pa
-,.,4 v-Il ease and, Of course, eEe91sr ar2ount
,sv viii bs required to settle for tAs cotton soPpn
- 1854 even should The imPcrtatOns be no longer n'
!, sss and his TOO without allowing for tse savan
/, ,rise The rssghfs on the raw eoston did not avs
r ars in 1850 over i've eghts Of = PSnny psF POun'
v,hae in Iss3 that charge about douhlsd IA con
4 ouspes Of the prsducs having beea brougAl i0ne
s.,ee in some CASES. and In others BY more exPeasi
/, Tssps fstsa) Of trausportasiOu- The rAtes fson
: Mediterranean were very high, and he expense OF m
nue the blockade was equal TO the former entire cost
ls the cotton
TIE largest ortations Of eotson piece gooaa We
In 1866. wasre 776,ss Az yards weFs shipped -i'
wiz 1g7 $50 p0u1 d. Of twist and yarn-ths vAlus
,ssruacss rsaehiug including hosiery and HrnAh war
$50 Except iOr hoIisEy etc, the agures FOR L
we're smaller than In any other ysar-shs total expo
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.so,-..f 50 his demise, anz eegT - ,i,L.,s = -,
e.ed.d a pa esisity' zppsss zps espersI Forrest i
nons tie wisss o. t't7s,op perztou.
The enemy can be seen in Hardse's front, near the
Powder Spriag road, in line Of battle with their Aaz
unfurlsd. But since they have been eheekma:ed in
their attempts AK us by the way Of Powder Spring
cannot believe that they viii give battle on the
ground now occupied By the sFmies, but, by rapid
movement BY night, vii move back to their late posi-
ton, and sgzin attempt 10 turn our right
Col Ross Of the 39th Mississippi regiment cams nsar
losing his LIE by drinking choroforn through mis-
take, last night It was only BY tas greatest efforts
The surgeons enabled 70 resusetsts him, having
Gaally INTRODUCES tube into the trsehea restore
respiration He is now considered out Of danger.
Onee more our eyes are gladdened with the Joyous
sunshine, aud the fsry face Of Old So-which looked
though come one had been Iln5ibi ug - rose
above the trse-tops and silly peeped down into the
trenches where many weary soldier was lying, with
his marital blanket around him, q loud and pro-
louged cheer raised from the summit Of Kennszaw
which taken up aud carried along the entire line
ana finally by carulssn Beighbors over the way.
No appreciate the feelings Of those who, for
tie past week have been wsding and wallowirg in the
mud and mre, and sleeping soaking wet the trenches
unless they had trie it. And is to be hoped that it
rlsy continue Tor day two until the roads become
least pssIAbls WHICH they are far from at pre- sent
have Just learned that Captain Sloeonb, Of the
Washington Artillery, had gun dismounted shis morn
log by she'll This is tbs ffth gun dsmounted for this
company since We left Dalton SPECIAL