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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

Crops N STEWART.--A letter from SisWaIt
fehich GFa haVa scmshow mislaiil inlorms rs
iaat thst pIo6uesivs ctunsy Is ore vast 6eld Of
n heas. corn, Chias58 esae, and other i0od cTaDs
Cotton s. zeaaIallF abandoned, and every effort
8 making % raiSs tha largest possible supplies
Of food. Tie Whszs looks vel. aad there is
now eheering promise of sEo COED wheat crops
in 6uccsssion-sn unusual occurrence here.
The corn is backward, but is regarded as doirg
well. Tue dry spell prevents Is being ovsrrun
sauudazee
We have 10 doubt that this report VIII apPly
% sil Southwestern Georgia. snd thas this great
food supplying region Of ths Coniodesaey vii,
with fair seasehs, agsin yield o. re AounQanee
he means Of sustaining 20 g1est exsent me
axnfss as.d the destitute portions Ct ne country.
Colnnabnr E-nqairsr
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NEGao RgvoLr Is TExAs "A Yankee v

NEGRo RgyOLr rs TExAs "A Yankee WI.
ting 70 3 Rev Ofieans psssT from Pass Cavsilo,
Texas, stslss-Ekss s5out tTo or thrsa weeks aeo.
tie negro garfiso4 yeYoitsd and tried 70 make
5hsir escape. The garrison numbers about
- saniy Eve hraarsd, and Of this one third OF
las nuainer b 'eame 6i-sa6stied ss the IoK
wages leoy sscsivsd snd osseT indignitiss, ssd
threw down taeir arms aad Asd They WsT.
VuTsued and brought back. Tweusy-seven o.
shaus we're iHalediaisly executed, a1d the res
pssced under g strong gusgd. These negrOes
Received six dollars per month and Tsiioas sne
they thought they were entitled to more. Sam
5s ss gradually becoming to find on. who is his
tue flisad.
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oaptsIa oonpaayI l . b ee0lsia 4 Rasiasa,. 7l#3

SIEGE OF CHARLESTON Three HardTed aaa
Tseeafy fsst Day y-Aflirs on James ialsud re-
NAMED quiet IGssdsy. Two desd bodiss. left
By ths cosny IN bis rstzesi Sunday, were found
"a fhs field nsar Bagars's TaesGay morning. A
dessrter who cane int0 cur lines during the
.ig6s was brought % tls oiy Tuesday Efsrn9on.
lis 7ssors srs nearly siiaiisI 70 hose given By
lie asssrsers mentioned ia Mondays Psper-
A Viga-oas bonbagdnlenl Of tbs city was kept
m ,Ipr7rl- IuesdsT. ThistF-sye ahals Ness Ered
froas sigSt A. n uatil six P. n a few ses.isl-
ing she.s weEs also cred a. Fort JohnsOa On
Jsalea island.
~ aaat rsnlainad nrehanc.sl - lrn.,r,.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

:. No CHARGEs.-Is vii be remembered thai, =
wesk O.. two ago some sold-lsoad individual had
Major E. z Hawes, Of tbs city, arrested aud
carried 70 Montgomery, Ala After remaining
there few days, Hsj5r HsWss Wss allowed 8
rssErn home on parole Of honor for 6 fsw days,
as the expiration Of which be revisited Mont
gomsry, s1d on repairing TO tbs court house. was
informed that they hsd no charges 70 prsfsr
tiaafed st bis first visa, that he Was implicated
in . supposed sttemps Hhich was to have been
made hers 70 release sons one who had been az
rested by governments Authority, bat The whole
thing seems to haFs existed only n the iHasgi-
nasion OF the frightened dssaetiTs Wao hzd charge
Of ths prisonsE-C C0issas5us EHqEiFsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

RlcHNoND, Eay 23.-Kov. ". 3 Hard.
sisfy 0eeFsis 3 liei aRd Hespiiai Assoc s.isas 3
Let ihe friends Of our u0uadsd s8ld el- zF
nat those in Richncnd LyachhHzF tfsste--
vile and Sszuazoa. have bssR ~ go
association, ther Hanls sup~ ead g. + tlsf
ars IN good hands. aalLs-. ~,
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FssR SALE,
Prairie Plantation, Near
fEna kEaF,aEzaa HTvRr

EgfEE undersigned ct=.a Iar sale me magnificent
IL ETETTuE
lying eight miles WEES ef Prairie Bluff, in wilcox
comfy Ala, known ihU Porter KiDz place. There
Thousand f5gT hundred ard tfty fTs sereg In
sc tIact abOuf glsht lEadred " which are cleared
and ia h a state q caii1vst0us Wiil good dwell
ting house negro b0lsss gin house outDuiidir gs etc
Payment ir psrt y E0t be made IN Confeserate
money o. bo1ds uE g ne chaser prefers tine VII
be given en- oBe-ihi. O o. Tie amount Eppy 20
". p OrHA
r-v7z AfTerta Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

The saying Of Lincoln tat 6illmora mus
keep psgging sway ct ChAElasson IS mere
elsssically rendered b. GgaRs-4I propose 70
light it out on ibis lie ifH takes ne al sum
n,srp
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T CIR RAPHIO.
Reports OF The Press 4Ass0ciatioa-

Entered sceot ding to sct uf CoavrsGl IN ths yszz i1
By J. 8. THRasHEE, iu The Corrs ofEc8 Of ths Ess-
triet Conrt Of the sisrlss states f0E as North
err District of Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

The Petersburg Express Of last Saturday
gives the following account Of the repulse of the
enemy trc:n his rife pits around Bermuda Hun
drsds, on Friday Lasts
Heavy eanaonading snd infantry firing vas
heard s. intervals through ali the night of
Thursday. About II o'clock Thursday night,
the infantry firing was very rapid and continued
for an hour or more. We learned yesterday,
that i. was brought about by an ,ffJIt OF The
Confederstes to throw up 50 advance line OF
Publications, which the Yankees regarded as
coming too elose for comfort
yesterday morning early, slight firing com
nleaeed and continued with increased severity
until TO o'clock, when charge was msde by
/. oar forces upon the enemy's bTeastwolks, and
the engagement become general sloDg the line
Martins ard Ciingmsn's North Carolina, and
Wise's Virginia brigades. participated, and 81
though subjected TO CALLING fire, succeeded il
driving the enemy from his breastworhs and
taking possession. We lost heavily It could
not well have been otherwise as the enemy's
works we're Of the most fornidsble kind, and
cur men charged ReT0ss al open field 0f some
thirteen hundred yards in extent, The enemy
werS well posted, and besides eeeepying &C sd-
vsztageous position behind their bFsastwoTks,
had one or more regiments posted n 5 thiekst Of
pines, which poured very sevsre eniiadiug
fire into cur charging column. The charge was
highly successful, despite tho advantages Of the
enemy, and again illustrated tha ysloT.of Cen
4sdsFsse arms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

TEE EXCHANGE OF PRIsONzgs.
We mnst now have S large excess Of prison
erE Thsre ars Is 600 as Camp Sumter alone,
ard i is Eaid that I2 GOO more viii be sent there
as fsst IS transportation can be furnished. In
the raus Mississippi department there must be
al OF 20 700. There aTe 5000 OF l0. 900 at Dan
VILE Va, and 1000 or 5000 At Richmond and
other poinss-nsking over $1,000 in all.
The Wilmington Journal says: The Yankees
decline carrying out ths cartel for the exchange
Of prisoners, alleging various plausible pIesexis
as The grounds Of their refusal TO fulfill their
Obligations, but being in reality Influenced BY
ono ovs1-ruHng confederation. The Confede-
rates who are prisoners in The hands Of the Yam
KEGS are in for the war, and ibeir exchange
would be simply their return to their regiments
or commands, which would be tantsmouut 10
reinforcing lbe Confsdersts srmies to the extent
Of the numbers exchanged. Ga the other hand,
the times of service Of the great majority Of the
Yankees who are prisoners in the hands of the
ConledeTstes have expired OF will soon expire,
snd few or meme Of the veterans re-enlist.
The return of their prisoners would afford
the Yankees nothing with which to oifiet the
advantages which tho Coafs5sTstss would de-
i've from The return Of theirs. It is irus that
good faith and humanity alike cali for the con
tinusnce Of the exchange, but what care LIN
COLE and ecnpsuy for ths snFerings Of their
own men, mach less Of oursJ Ehen sn idea Of
supposed interest or policy ovsFrides the sug-
geslions Of gocd fsith snd humanity. Their
own men may ros IN prison siIce they viii not
Fs-sDlist. They csge only for them as soldieFs,
especially IS e many Of them are foreigners.
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Gn-PaETAE EsHIP.
ENIII Uu5ersigne5 have stis Gay euieTed into 4
l. psrtnership pa5er tbs ~ ls ana 6rn cf
.EFffcHeEE s EEsO0GE1Ss.

For tie purpose Of clrryiIg On 3 C0EMIssT0B
BUSINESS A. he Old Ftzl5 u & y. Eiichel Hun
ter street. ussr the corrar of whitehall street At
Iarts Ca Strict siseElioa Hil bs gwen to al cen
EiErr.szts A. ". hTTOaELsIl,
EEnngfFN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

~ At . recent ieta givea Is Columbia, S
G - me benefit OF tho wsysiie and ladies
6o. .ais 81 Ebai city, the handsome sum Of
eff. .0g7 80 Was Realised,
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..9RR0 ~ TEE."


FoIrTr tyro weeks aso, a A-ALf'o Aitf1e ottia
a s,heh ne egnsr can ser q lsls oi3e4 ~ PROVING
a. ssu5e ana pay EsfeT thls asfez''ssasrh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

~SSes y AssA1l %
Tho highest naskss price eithar "a money
or subscription, VIII b paid for clean eestOn
or iinsn rags. white or oolars5, delivered Hs shs
APPEAL .eooRsine To5a, Btientss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-27

MAJOR GGg LoyELL-Tha South Caroli-
ziez OF tho 25ih. says +" H.jor Gen. Lowell
left his city yesterday, for J0hnston's army, to
participate in the stirring events aboal to be en-
acted in the vicinity Ct Marietta. Several
weeks ago Gen. Johnston applied to the Pfssi-
dent for he appointment CT Gen. Lowell as a
corps commander, believing him to be--wbat
al CT bis sets have shown him--oDo Of the
sblest offioers in the army. The President did
not grant .hs request, and Gen. Lowell accord
ingly goes IS voiuntser, ready to perform
such service as may be selected for him BY the
ecmmsnder-in-chiet Few men in the Confed-
ersey can rsndsr rare timely sssistsnos to Gen.
Johnston At lbis junclure Of affairs" Gen. L.
was IN Atlanta lAst night, On lis way as ststed
EIn the skirnish On Wednesday nsar
Dallas, we drove tie enemy back with heavy
slsughter Many Of our wounded arrived at
Marietta yesterday. Tders were enc hundred
wounded in Stovsr's brigade.
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E The cauhonsding II The direction Of Dal-
las, yesterday, vas heard distinctly As Stone
mountain.
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ShaszHF he value u fis 9id Tssae Of C0Efss rata
hfaeg saien Discounted 'r fis Eele gssaSof C0z}eds
Tdit .i9Hsy, fts laas 81 I-ss Dollars n Oid Issus
~ Tuo LpLl1rs - Fsn fssrs fraz S5 % $500:
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n. "a. sgCTO.Y,
EsEs Aseaf fer the ArRS sr zeanessec,
AID AcEsF FOR

EEse yLEesssfsEsis Daily ,4PPeeg.
hEsI Carriers, BHssds snd RegmeEtal News Agents,
vii be supplied ss heretofore with Dsly Pspersa 81
oisksssn 70 twenty esntE-sls0 daily papers 81 TIA
eoGnter ~ twenty ere cents
A Ia-z. saition Of .he sReEAL r.c.Izes exeEz day
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" KENNEDY aoUsG,
ICBELE.

FT-HE above HOTsE e nov rcopened foF permanent
L ard trz11ieEt E0srdert-loeatsd on St Louis es
tween Franklin Erd Hallilton Etr6stE
ifRs J. Z. ACKERhAG,
uvq In Pr7uriefrezs-
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EURn.18HlaI


An advs-assaeaslsz va be UAsrssa sArse dollars per
square for he Erzi insostisn-ana iva dollars sae
ksi-' s1r ezeA sasssqusnt Insertion.
sssi ns.issE VI ss ehsrssa 81 lap rsas & Hsiy sta
Bsr Hns.
obisusrz notices snd II other articles not Of sen-
srl Bublis inie-e=s esasa ss other sdver.issusnts
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26

We have rec OWED frun Toe Commissioner ~
Agriculture q summary Q. NE crop rrpor, for tsc
current year, IN advance of ila ,uar publication.
From this exhibit il appears that the prolus. Of
agriculture Is somewhat LEES than Las, year. This
is perhaps attributable partly to the drought wa.ch
prevailed durins part II the sumner, and ais, to
the decrease N extent Of land cultivated, corsc.
qncnt upon the scarcity Of labor. The failing oil,
however, is NOT so great AZ might nsiur,ly have
tcen expected under theS circumstances ant IA ccr-
tn.n'y not calculated to create appsehonScn. ITO
crop Of cereals ID far greater than will be cquired
iorhome consumption, md will sim leave { mar
gin for expectation. Tho aggregate yield Of wheat
is 16GG95, sa3 bushelA against 10 iOi09j bushels
last year. Tho percentage of dcr,re in
tho product Of wheat Is greater tlan OF any
other variety Of grain. Rye shows u moro
favorable return, the falling of h,iug les
than five per ccnt.-19, s12s1S bushels asain,t
2a,is,,5S. last year. Corn, on the other hand.
exhibits decided increase over the crop of CD.
Tie aggregate yicd the current year is $50, io3
bushels against %bi,967,059 bushels for tho past
ycar--making an increase Of nearly eighty mil
lob bushels. 0ats also shows handsome in
.regse, Amounting to nearly three million bushels,
while barley shows falling oil Of about half a
rilion Buckwheat shows 9 larger percentage OF
ouesse than Any Oshu Essi,s amounting 10 about
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26

parsment has teen dec. &c. i tat VII pon,
may we re ascnably eypri e - t. te Ieliv.
cred Can n he that Cl &c 10. 10 q, he again
tricd We fancy not. HI s'H'' q icr raj on,
the lators there Of Bcy ,yrft tie l'tnortod
Harris and the prescn ttci ~. .ir,.ce, .rt
no, promising clemcn's fys ID" ,ics<> .rcr n
operation. Is Mob 10, tea 10 ts ~ s,se, eltltr
directly or from Pensacola W. G~S MOI. We
do not believe an expedition i5r s-nh an opcrs-
tiou would be hitcl od. Ia l.e :. .:i Looking
ale ng the cast md scam NJ tte ne of the
times, induo o. & q .vc ahst .vaahAh,
Gesss aud s'oae r On tie CO.'S.
-. ,os'h ward =, ,s, Of ~ eve 20 3. ?;
1hs pc,-nrsr incrr-cnt .rah An opera
ton 81 this time would &c De hor,>bv ,he rj-ses-
sion q Savannah, TO make tie isc fjr iver-
sion for the relief ~ Atlanta - AcrT'7; or n
case the latter should re ior,ci 9 give y A,lln,s
and fall back out Of Georgia 10 b. l.s.r u, Chat
tsnoo2s, the possess on of SavaA1ns ~ he occu.
patton of the coss. " George, CO | De G,!i up -
. compromising substitute, in9et I IS Al aovs ltt-
geous exchange. Some such mot veti have n pr.
al this movement We may rely "a II, TIC ~ tho
prcsent coDditon 4 ala 70 - Alsl a, sni the
transfer of the Wtuai theatre 81 war i;oul s,uhorn
Ge1rsis into Middle Tennessee, ny the passage u
our army under Beaure yarc, In to that reg on. may
some Modification o. the Ilsn Of operations 10
the contemplated lu.r,.r. Ia lie course OF swecks
or ten days at mos, there should to come ccrnin
development The works oil savannah are well
constr IoeI, extensive aad sirolg-p-of cry man.
mel they should mhte stout defence. Iae imme-
daio commander there, Gen. Laws, has tsd
gOOd del of cxperepse IN slie heid as . q vision
commsndcr.,is said " 10 aer, r,sol,itc, snd pos
sestcd OF sound -crse 49, Judgment IN a. enlor-
Rency. We do not, thereioIt, appreAeaI u-sAlei,
while hoping that our au'horitics vii strengthen
hls hanos The tight moment to the utmost stIcIce
of our defensive resources.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26
The Pirate tIorisa lie r d. ;psiou Of Hes
ADlsAr..ncl.

Tie retcl pirate, Eew 1t hampton Rjsos In
charge OF = prizs crew, mas loo'. yisieI ny cot.
respondent, who thus descrihes her a. > arancs;
The Florida carries SIX C-inoh .;.,.s nad Two I.
inch, also one SINAI ho"li1o. II, heavy guns ora
u English manufacture, - W l-.ncN bang al
the pattern known IS tIc t. - i s,lns were
usually 30 placed on tho r--L, ,.., lh.ee Of hem
cou'd be brought into POST a. saorl uo.cc at
tie STERN, mus s!v.ns ner ne I. liz ih!ow!ag
from Ihn; part VI tee slip ,ls. ot nj. ! we.ah-
ine 22.' pounds. Save lie .,uE- = i II "a rs rig
ug ibcre ia uItle 10 10 Ca. oie ,'el.s. T.s
damage causei by DER DC u EEK II tho Wa
chuseu II not extensive, and az. u.s'l. be re-
paired. The lower p. ton Otto b-o.. = wit..in
four inches q! the cOicr A e,l-il,.t.lc pi-t.oa
OF the iimber cNtenClG5 .rup4 IL, MN 1heI az
was dispae.i, anu a, tue po!n, NJ $40 collision
took place IL, wood TX vas as -. .o,per1aps,
foot and 8rca spl!n'ered. The .Ljniru Par, -
covered with caiiyas ana oiherwise patched up.
The officers and ercw OF tic pirate are said 10
have numbered "a, but II Is my sicry low they
managed To stow themselves away. The berth
deck exceedingly smslI, very low, end was
when captured extremely nthy. As 10 the latter
particular, however Lieut.. Commander L. A.
Bear, -ee stated that the hIthy snt uuwholesoms
condition Il was IN when " lrdel Surpsssos
anythlng OF the KIND that Re had ever beore Wit.
messed Early and late 4or "a and days Re hus
ken, The men al work crubbins and cleanl e and
although u vast improvement las econ the result,
still there is much more to be done Ia TIC sans
line Tho dccl; So very hacl. ucv, notwithcLnl"
Ing the innnmeintlc sStcpiugs and srrubt ings .
has rucciyed. 1t - also much cut OF rpair tha
seams between the pHuks IN number OF places
icing so wide that In WISHING tho water makes
perfect Al o Ser- baih u c cabin deck. For has
10. ,nn tho sailors cannot work in thor elenl.
ilg pit, h.iA Lao ss.-le facility as they could
were the deck in sound condition. The
rigging and some o. the sails On tie Two
remaining uasts were ited ~ ~ own OIL.
GERS aud men. the sails and ropes which were
found on them having been considered useless.
Tho boilers are greatly in neet q repair, and
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The Dlrastrou. Esr,,.,cp ca the Pc,oms,

The following is nor y. VI ,la,yton srAs of
Monday:
The gunboM Tu'ir. ,.,scaed . ,ae po.ou 70 no
tilla- lctt st. Mays i . p N. "a. day Is. ,ss
Navy Nav fI Pn her. and "a ,as - 2:
boilers exploited w,,a terrific crr,o, rsn6ing ths
upper porn on Of y weasel 10 a,or,s, sc.llng he
ohce!S frd crew a.G o.. W u..-I - all rec
rcriore injury rn '.-nela,:v : lover toe ~,
but oc!ore tie. 90, nIt. q ~, Tia wreck o. ne
Tulip sdusi any ~ 4 Va. mcs, o those
ON board Some OF |. caSc-s ~. II se'sea wlss
they conld lay thn.r Le.s o., sd g., Gee leu o
keeping abost fer at ve a. ansl, 81 &c ccLii-
ton was discover, ~ &C 3 lot ldaon,
Captain James Az - e. re-; z. Granger.
from toe III lated vessel. 20 Tea peLed up
were Eusru wass.oa, oAe'i So o.. ., and
has,rr's Mate DAVIS 'ise ONLY tt.r ~lo escaped
rniniurod.' Muster Nate ne Eo'ds, VIA log
broscn, aud rngiIotf lo, se.y taoly wounded,
w!tl xix men. Messrs. W, e. 4 Divs toos
, he r'la for this city, snG o. ,rsvtrc seut 10
| Point Lookout ~h'.c ,wo GA G.e ~ oatur-
os ,c r afIC c, va 20 ~ p. me f =. ~
io'lp~ing' Ating H.5ci w. / @n,,1, 40 ha.;<
| IRON fnliuciphA t's-tN Of A'iA6 NJ
! ,ei's mates Davis Ls5 -v..s, ',i,r. uqn.-
| mOud aud SmOns Ea,r.-.t- iN ts, Il mon ar
| rocl. We UNDERSTAND that - ~ SIZE si,rled lhers
was steam On lnt oro uo.i-r, 1..H to-. pro>ce :.
| loaf was proceed;n. II ~ river. To
hrst hins'ion Of g. ser "a cry fr..n
| Mr.. Cocoon, WHO NIs tGe tpp-,or 81
| watch, TO run 10 tie Il = I've, .nd IL
mnde BIS way 10 the enpirt- ca ; prt sl.ice'7
had he goue through the q or'.,1 ito uApio
| son took Place. Al tnh LEIo L NiAA sip.l., th.
| pilot, james jackson, Eas'eI's Aa.e A ul.Aoud,
aud ic Qr'r,ermss'or exc on 20 br!G.e o,cs The
| tr lers ana mus; b. 20 Oeel L 1yLl to aios. IIs
only rhc, let oi Cap.. Sl.,,h was bis lat. a. .ui
| ~ PERSONS wee Pchc1 UP 20 ptrsoas mus, hars
ioht ilic'r hvrs instantly, ana tvo OF those saved
N ed he ore the Ella c., o.. inGilocs. Twoor three
otacrs oi the 10 ssyei not vAp1ciCu to live,
| among thom we reyes to learn, Ia ipec. Tee
Capt Smith has been stiscled 10 the hoti,a 10,
NJ Oui iwo years pas, and was much estesmsl
| Young officer. lie La ls rem Philadelphia, al.
| alter ic-e.v.ni us orders Un Friday before leaving,
lc iclc rnphe. ~ his wife that ne would meet hci
| at he u piy 'lis tlOyn!up, Tut alas, rs e:pceta.
Iuns~cIe vein! E..s ace. u L. Paiks, Who wa:
| IN charge 0. .Le e. ;.n,s, aud wcul Qosn in the
WRECK, n.is l.un III "a. {. yhe.o 20 l'sTtsa wife
ard three children, al I" a D. mol IT,. us!pecI
John Gorlo4, who 100 -. e., uais i.Jl,. Pails-
uelplis, ~hei, lie l,s.cs : ...h
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0ven,v per svus. or three million bushsia The
IA, eron ehow. . material dininusion rom iass
tea- INC aryregme for the present yese beng
ls,iio-ii ,c-- s-l.nF io,T3G,S1 in 1868. The
crors L3.vevcr, 10 far IN excess Of what was gone
rail-. expected IN view n tho protrStod drouth
du-,v nc tine N ass stands most IN nccd OF
rim. The poieio product II oil that could 10 ex.
p.c,cd. although little less ,h-n the psst year
90 go S., hushol- tynins, looljSCTo. The exh'-
bt q ,hls or,p which is ncyt ~ Importance to
wita'. is highly sl'isfsc'o-y. Grr; aprrclen-
son wsa fclt during ,hc hot weather
that me geld would ~ entirely In.
sun lcnt fer home conaunruon The decrease,
however, IL l-ss than three ,or cent, and there
vii to lnr auTlIs above lhc q1ir"men's for
domestic Le The marked decrease In The tobacco
CT p v1'l doIltlcfs caufe "or gcrra,on sroag The
loyefs Of the ''wtea"--,1c produa being obout
thirty pr cent. less than las, year nlso owing to
tnc drolti. Tie Increased cd Of many Of the
mpor crops Is very great. Illus sorghum, ia
s1cd ard cotton, far exceed tie yicl1 q 1909 The
later commodity, ia H.gyland, has advanced
won.y per cen, over the cTup Of 1903; wh.ie
~ I'li9e.', Kentucky, WEI VIRGINIA. ard even
I4ua, lie .sc-, siaI,c is evidently becoming an
mf Ir,a,. ngr cultural p-oouei. 7, ere ia ds,idel
d, -co'e IA tho NUM- cr II ~ hogs aud cattle, ns
c.upA.cd with the fcio.. o. las. year nyoraf ins
atou ,wouty per cent. tbs a not ycrs ershy
coun'"d f,r although II may tc sf1'- me. aa~ .f-
s1l that tic 9Th pricr II hry and ~ In = w.a'cr
- 'Gccd arf ns 10 sol those ari,e'-g ,sssly aud
ccnscq eatly win,cr over lesss,oc' 81 'rcyy nj
have ,,Actv'lse done n, 'aL'r ;t'h IS p
ato'c i . 7cty sa.l-h.,,ry-mi, letter thaa
wa ge2era.ly anticipated. T-c fnl'.n o. Of abort
',u per AZ IN whoa; IS really The only l's ~ sre-
Ca. consequence, and IN fact tha;!s nearly eqin'sci
by the improved quality Of this ycar'sor9p Tt-rs
81 certainly 10 cause Of corp'-'It IN tie procrcts
q lrr'c'lturc for the presoai yc,r. Every variety
shlrsh fir y,c'i, and VII Leave a considerable
mar ahovo .he needs ~ home consumption. u
In subject OF national grh,u'a,ion, therefore, to
know lha. the rnl,cd States eau a, the s1rnc time
carry on tho most s.upendous war known 10 mod
err slsiorv, supply - solely by home resources,
aad base enough left to help &c the out-dc wogld
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26
GENERAL GRANT.
Rebels Deusonsi rative Aboui SOmethisG,

Wellington. Nov. Is "A letter rom the Army
OF the f1'oii,Ac s.y that On Saturday night ths
reuc' picte's In front Of .be Second Corps made q
noisy demonstration, aud the sounds indicated
that something Of importance might result from
n. but tie next morning all wat quot sri the line
remained tic same ns previously Il is addci tha'
Me ro'ols only indulge in these diversions for the
purpose o! warming de. blood, the nights be M
very coil. ride along the a the line does
no, eusble correspondent, to obtain even AZ iteu,
OF news, affairs be.ns uncomnoaiy dull.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26
Wednesday,, Nov. 10.
Tie Conspiracy Of the 81 cnisn brother.
hoOar Ia Canada.

Toronto, c. w.. Nor. l5.-At the meeting o; the
Cay Council last night, il transIned thai NORMA
ton had bccu received Of an intended demo nstra-
lion on Canada by the members Of The Fcnan Bro
tncrhocd from the United States. The Mayor stated
that this information had been handed over to the
government.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26
From For; NlcurOe.

Fort Monroe, Sou 1i-All tic buildings n
Rocky Landing. or the lanes RIVER, including
Judge Rogers residence, were destroyed BY Are r..
day. Lieut.. Gen. Grant snd the As slant secrc-
tary Of The Navy were at For Monroe to-day.