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IMPAIRMENT OF THXINTEAIOR
u OFFICE or THe WASHISGroE AQUEpUer.
WAsBisgToN, u. c., Msren sth, 1884.
VIII he sold at public auction, on tia 18th inst,
1T " O'Clock m :, Il Timber lying about sixty
sores of land in the vicinity Of the ecaiviug
re,eTv3ir OF the Washington Aqusduet. The ssis
Will take plsce on the premises, snd the fsnd Will
be staksd OF in parcels of from Ave TO ten acres.
By order Of ths fecretarT OF the Interior
8 SEYMOUR,
nha6t Chief Engineer aud Gsn eral Supt.
By O Mcguire & co. Auctionesrs
SNUG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON O
- AfRkET BETWEEN 18TH AND lsIz STRsRrS-0r
TEUhSpaY AFTERNOON, March 10Th, at Ak
O'Clock On the ecai;es, &c shal ssl part of Lot
No 9 in Square No sss, fronting - fest inch on
north @ street, bstvesp 18th nd 1874 streets run
ming back a2 feet 2N inches +. 81 foot alley. i'm
proved by eEus fTsne svelIiug house containing
to1Ir ICONS, with back kitchen.
r. Inns date pos session given.
Terms cG5E.
NIB ii &c. EcGUIRE K Co, Auoss
-Bs THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequences OF inclsmsnt weather. until TUES
DAY, the 18th inst. same hour and place.
nah il J. C. Meg UIRE & CO.. hucts.
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4S6 OVAL fi01 = - fAA"A' 1876
beautiful assortment OF Gilt and Dark Oval
piatuye Frames also a variety Cf Gard Visite
FFsmts st J. mARKRTTER'S.
aS6 Seventh street.
Eight doors shove Odd Fellows asll.
Tprr,r cash NH lo-sf5t~
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

r ISroF LETTxRs REMAINING In THE POST
Ii OFFICE, GEORG ETOWN, D. c.,
MARCH IL. 1854.
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HApefbons applying Tor Letters In the f0li0wfne
list viii please say whom they were advertised,
otherwise they may not receive them.
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BOARDING..

NTOTICE.-Cp and after Monday next, @. GAU-
y TIER will be prepared to receive regular Table
BoSrters st 81 ger week. is ii-tf
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ERTR Observation-Disclosures.


From he Memphis Ballstia, If the 4th inst
We obtain lhs following items:
The river at Memphis was stationary on the
4th inst
Business On the levee. quite dull, shers being
Nc srrivsls from bsioa for tventy-four hears
prsvious.
Weather warm ard plesss1s, with sBgEi
brseEss from the north.
Cotton firm although the amount OF business
Is diuninishizgi only fffy bales zero received on
tie Al, by the steamer AEollie from Chickss.w
bend. 0a tAe Sd, the steamer Prairie Sta,e took
800 bales, and she steamer Liberty 437 bales 10
the Northern market The quotations were or
dnaTy to good ordinary 5s to 60. Low mid
ding 81 to 65. Niddling to strict middlisg 6s
to 20. Good middling II to - kGddling fair
70 cents.
The price Of board has been raised st tbe
Gsyoso house 81 80 50 per day for transient
beArdsTs, sud S35 per weak FOR day bosrders.
Mr.. Jossph Moore, Of St 10 Missouri, was
assaulted On the corner Of Shelby and Union
streets, and robbed of al he bad Robberies
are very frequent
The Nsiionsl theatre has been rs-opeusd,
With Asd- LsonOra, dansusss, Miss Kate LssssT,
vocalisii Hiss Mary Warren dansuese, and
Husbey Mor,on, comic vocalist. The new
theatre IS full blast
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The Yankee viper continues gnaHiBg at the
fila. Il is covered with blood and SLAYER, but
these are from its own jaws. There be sits,
SQUAT on Morris island, and Bpits his venom at
tho prey which he dare not approach. Every
shell which he hurls against the city costs him
one hundred dollars, irrespective of his arma-
ment, the personnel he has to feed, the material
he has to supply, the watch he has 70 keep, The
sick be has to cure, the dead be has to bury.
Bat he INDUCES bis spite and venom, though At
his own cost He inRicts but little injury upon
tie city. Wehzvs heard that master mechanic
has said that he will undertake the repair of all
the houses damaged BY his shells, ~ an average
cost of two kcndrsd dollars. Most of the houses
that we have examined, which have been in
iured. can easily be put in repair at that price
His Greek frs has failed him. IA bores . hole
in a roof OF wall, and IN a few Instances, where
the shell has burst in the dwelling, it has been
moTe seriously damaged. But the real hurt baS
been in the annoyance. Families have been
driven from their homes and made TO take refuge
in the suburbs OF the interior. He has inconve-
niencod many bat bis venom Is more conspien-
GUS than his faDgs. He pays far more to HARM
than we shall need for repair Without chance
of success, be- still gnaws his Gle. BE batters
Sumter into s0lidity and strength. He shells
city, the people OF which have eheerfullY con-
secrated It a. 2 sacrifice for freedom. He con-
firms them 10 their faith. He renders them
doubly devoted to the cAuse--inAexible As the
grave; aud all for the poor satisfaction Of show
ing how sFiteful he esn be; snd how lavish of
blood snd trsssure TO crafty his malgnity. His
increased fury of late only proves that he is
conscious of increasing exhaustion. his re-
sources are failing. His numbers are diminished,
and his recent activity is meant to conceal the
deficiency of his resources. But for his iron-
clads and navy be could be driven from all the
islands of South Carolina, in the possession of
which, be is only secure under the cover Of his
Aset. Let him gnaH his file al bis pleasure,
siour withers are unIrung. g.'-Msreigg.
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A CARGO or HIscEGEsAToRs FOR SOUTH
WEST GEORGI4-Tbs following miscegsaators,
captured By Gen. Wheelst's command, leave
this morning, the PTiYstes fos AadersonviIle aad
he sfi 'ers for Camp ozIsthorps, At Macon,
Gscrgis:
Col 0 q Lagrangs, 1st VIs cav, Capt C o Clinton.
60 B. wis cav Capt a Roseersns, co F; Lisuts G
Ksoz snd Jackson co 4th Ind cav Capt A Psyze.
ana Llsat " Harris go q, ID Ind cav; c Rslopz.
r va. Dorm B Huschlns, seFgt c H Russell E G Van
zacier Hart Corpl W.IIaH n I.itemore, A Wright,
2 Payson, W NOEL, " Segus 90 E. L z Batss
KEGS. co B Lisut " Ssndon, co @, u r Fo0te, E D
Baldwin, co B, 1st Wis cav; Cronan, co c. LIST Ind
cav; Ssrgi " B Eiwrrds, Corpl Brooks, n Salmon,
y BrsWn. 7 CanHinshsn. COrpl r Golfer, Wsiss
Il Scott, ssrg. , soushns, co B. Eagie, T Tsph J
H lierdsiek, curpl EHs Paasnors, " MeGee, co c.
Harry Jsda, co d; 7 Grsgwsil. oorpl Hood ceFi
" Allen, Barton, H h Moore, c W Williamson,
/ co G; a Piummsr, A Ksnnsdy, 1t W Harris,
Doaglass II Gray C Fiss Corp p Aoan.J F AIKEN,
R Noors, ssrgt " HQngs, II Thomas, A Ns in, co
Il; B Daan K Campbell. Corp Grssod Sergt
/ d Perrin, II Gi braek CO X J + Courtney Corp S
Mouutford, CO l. o Il Rosenberfy, Sgt G Thompson,
60 II, ID Iudisns cav Bottornff co D. Il G N Bur.
metz s NeHcomb, Sgt J Patterson, n Nsughton, Sgt @
J Ksylor, co 81 W F Cory, J Y ETsymire g A Ling
fried, Sgt N Miller, co i J h Gray, J L Cotton. J
Dyer, cox G W Taylor sgt J N Lucas. NJ Aymss, R
/ Iarrsnce co NJ 4lh IndiHns csv. Murphy co B. SD
Indian Infantry Martin Hassstt co B. lth Illinois
CChokls co B 33i n Y nifty Some hfleer sixteen
zyo1nded and sek whose names We published yesier.
dav accompany them.
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FRIDAY MORNING. NAY la 1864.


Itwill be seen that Our rsporss from Virginia
are still meager, though net aiseeursging. Full
copies Of press reports are on fle st Richmond,
hsving accumulated By reason Of tie wires
hsiHg blown down on Tuesday night
The dispatch from Mobile Brirgs tidings Of =
vietory a. Florence, Ala, By Gen. RoDDY.
Frssn The trans-bIieissippi We havs Espst-
ton Of he TUmog Of the surrender Of BANKS
Army as AlezsndTis- sonly hopeit is true.
The Yankee column which vas reported,
ZONE time since, TO be moving down the Mis-
sisHippi,. has returned to Vicksbusg, after hag-
ing gone within tan miles Of Canton, On cot
ton stealing expedition.
We have Eothing further from the Dalton
frart
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The steamer Celeste, Capt. Thomson, arrived be-
tween l2 and O'Clock last might. from persons on
board We learn hat GarnHduks hal marched Ia the
direction Of bile R8ek producing the strongest con
steruEti0u- Cotton was gOs In from Pine BOZ and
other places in ell haste bnt much viii probably fall
int the re0sl hands sad b. buraed Troops we're snt
tor IN crest haste from Duvas Bluh protect that
place, which aseoasidsrsd % be In danger Marma-
duke s1t oetueen Pine Biah and Litte RecE Dc IS
reported that he threw sonashls Into 1s latter place
but this ls probably an exaggsration.
Ms;terE boxed serious when ths hearts Of the loyal
people were resval BY n. arproaeh Of Gen. Steele
vino hss Eeiurned 10 Little Rock. Hs presence re-
moves a. sTsi the rebels make important cap
tufe nov Re 10 IN theiz { ont He had snart fght
with Price on Tho Saline esnpslins bin to rsrrssE
This the afternoon II Saturday, last pril Jon
Cspt " l. GnseEe, OF tho 4ta Arkaasas csvsigy. WsE
board ths Celeste wih dispatches from GEN Siesls
Bfarphis Bl3leiis, 4th il5f.
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R.fTTLE H0USEl

CKE Proprleiors q this Hslikao1n and popular
House
Rsrurn ssir ihaBks 70 ths siizsns Of Noble and ne
trsvsuE r0bis ter he very ibera patronage hereto
9ors e1teassd and hope. ty atfei s.sentioa &c ne
u4suts & hs people. % merit and receive soatin'
stlaos q the same
Ne would cay in this aotcs to eorrsei some mus
rerssentaoa that has gene abroad, hat our charge
Il FIFTEKs B0LLkRs fER DAFi aud n no case 9Aa
More been. charged
FAMILIES eessgls q pfoeurng apartments can
Do 20 by sddres.iug tee un.ersisued
EABRIE9. DUTALL a CO,
1sl.. Prep-iefo-s. Noble Ais.
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WoUsDED FRoS rHE FRoET.-Ths following is 8
lst OF the wounded received yesterday morning and
the evening previous, 1h the hospitals to Ehichihey
have been transferred: Capt " Johnson Co c. 4Ist
Ga, LsGrssge Capt B Parker Co G, Goth N c. Medical
college Hosea SprOut, Co D. ooh n c. LaGranse; Capt
" Hagy 90 L ssh n c, InstItutei Capt D Pssrsons
Co B 37th Ala, Empire; Capt " Halter, Co T, Ssh
Ala Institute; Sergeant N Betterran Ce 3. SD Ala
esvziry, CovinEioni D Bsschsn and V D " hatley,
Co c, 4'h Ga bstiaian, LsGrangs; W Davis e0ih
Ala Nsvnaai R Weaver, Co E, and Palmer, Co G,
ooh Ala, LEGrsng's q Brisher. Co Z, W Bootb Co
K, 18th Ala Fair Ground, No :; W sszon, H BIsher.
Go B. J J Beaosh7ld, F. Murphy, Co C; HI Scsrber.
90 D, 7 Mcdaniel ssrgi II W " HeDufis, Co q, 7 P
Mercer. Co K, 9Th Miss Fair Ground Mo-
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THE SWAAP ANGEL AND CUMsaNs PofeT BARR.
lEslt aas iEsq aeatly been aksd what s the differ
snee oetWeen me Cunmina Point bailsrles and tie
swamp Angef A mathematical friend Who hss-tsken
some pains % MEASURE lie distances 90 uap sholvs
thA me Culnminh Point batteries hall mile nearer
TO he eastern portions Of the sruv ari, sa-ter 81 a
mile to The western portion csayiess0H Cosrisr.
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MILITARY ARRESTS -Tks Hon. Thomas +
MARSHALL was arrested q Frankfort On Tuesday
evening Of last week, Ehi.e addressing ona Of
tbs largest and most respectable Audiences of
ladies and gsDilemen ever convened IA that
city. Ho Was brought to Lexington On VTednes-
day under a military escort, snd coBfinsd in the
military prison here Until the next moTniB9.
when be Was, discharged. Rsturniag 90 Frank
fort, where, we understand, be was engaged IN
professional business. hs was again arrested on
Monday last, brought back to his city. and is
now uzdeF parole here. awaiting an investiga-
ton of the charges preferred sgsinst him. What
the charges against NJ. MaTshali are. We are nes
advised IL sLizgt0n ObSsrBsr aad RsBsrtsr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

THIS Doom or THE WoRLD.-The Rorth
BRITISH Rssis,o, discoaTsing on the doom Of the
world, bss the following remarks;
aWbsi this change is we dare rot even con
lecture; but ne see in the heavens themselyes
soule traces Of dessructiVe elements ard some
indication ol their a1aihilstive powers The
fragments Of brOhen planets, The descent OF ne
teofic stones upon cur globe, the BhirliBg comets
welding their looss material At the SOAR sur.
lace, the volcanic eIuptiens 10 our satellite, the
aDnearance Of new Stars are al f0reshAdoWs Of
hat impending e9Rvulsion 20 which The world
Is doomed Thus placed on a planet which is
% be bnsnt up, ard under heavens which are
to pass away thus residing as it were, on the
cs1leseEiss and dwelling upon mAus0leums Of
former worlds, let Us learn the lessons Of hu-
nifty and wisdom, if We have nos already besn
tsueht ID the school Of revelation"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

GEE. FORESTS EXPEDITION INTO WEST
TENNESSEE AND KESTUCKg.-Ths interesting
narrative Of Gen. Forests expedition into West
Tennessee and Kentucky, which We publish
this morning, is wholly reliable, and msy be Ie,
gsrded as serni-cfioisl in character.
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Exrs.FCE

HEApeUkRfzas ANY Oy TEnsEsszE,
Dates, o., Epril l3tb. 1854
SPECIAL Orders he. 1923
\. Al he regaesi Of ihe Chief ousrtsr1Asier'
sfsjor J. BLUE NooRE, ksssaisnt- Chief cnarts'Haa
ssr. il esps.tsi5 essrgsd win hs collection ship
tsus and soppIy Of serase fer he Arrey Of Tennss
see AL oa8esrs and agents nov pFpn t1e above aaiJ
y order fooa these EsaegaaTer vii repo-t to Aao'
Moore.
By csmzSns Of Gen IosFsTos-
KrsLOCH FALCOREzs
-ss,,- J BrrE HooRE A. A General
ssst ghisf cuaTtsrmastsr Amy 0i Tennessee.
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..4EExsO T'EE."
Hoop Iron Bands--P PsatenteG--
substitute f0r KoPe iu
railing Cotton

c,os isssls pus Ga fss.s1-hsld7 iss pAis t"eay :
t-snty I've per cent smaller han rope %ea wa -
rot ADJUSTED % ERy aizs q bales As sl-e-S 3 los
- mi uo .r he nsas coaveniezi packages
,.--..,,-ss,iou tie rslaiivs b1ik bsing mach lsss
ahan tazt q roPe
s,,, si.s.,as On had Tor which orders for any
..sig ~ S. 5roz0 sily fleds s1d f7Tthsr Informs
sior given on spplieztlon 70 ., az5opp1rRN
,-.-=.l YTitrsipRton, n O. or
80 80 = - Is. " T. CA4PHELL.
- 81 6sorEes Bermuda
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~ soma considerable anxiety wlll naturally arise
rsilzs 10 the wherea9ouis and fate Of Gan. Steele
7 now days since we heard anything from him,
and view Of this il will begin 10 be fsEred that
be has viii misfortune. When lest heard Of be
was nearly % quite half way from Little Rock 20
shreveport and the time Ok the battles Red river
BE- had probably reached point much the latter
than The former place The desst aHd withdrawal Of
Banks 20 Gradd Ecore, tgetheF with the fall In Red
rlver which efeetuzy prevents an advance for some
time TO come have le the rebel armea free to turn
their attention Steele. By aendiDE small force TO
e assistance Of Pces, the rebel forces would be hub
cisufy strong 10 Overwheim Steele, whose entire
streueth does not exceed 70 reaches 20 00e
Nearly 80 niles from bis base with hostile cavalry
syarriing Ell arouad him, VII the force In hiE front
largely reinforced. be vii be placed in condition
which Is 10 She highest decree ctica Under this
bnaiion Of unfsvorsbe circumstances Wbe strange
81 ibis eaant ossr does not meet with serious mis-
hap We're be ess vigant and capable, We should sz-
ef nothing les thSn hlE capture The utter Of
his insiTliiicani command = Chicago 1iats 25is uh.
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TELEG GRAPHIC.


Entered according 20 act Of Congress In tie ssr 1850
BY J. s. rHEAsHER, in the CIsrks once Of the Dis-
trict Court Of the Confederate States for the North
ern Dis.riot Of Georgia
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The highest market pres, either II money
OF sahscfPsions VIII be Psid for clean esfson
or linen Tsgss white OF eolsrea, delivsTsd ss the
APPEAL e0unsing-Eoom, Aflsnsa-
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= Table

ess-s-s ~ rfTEe 1f ne O5E Essue pf Cor fasr1fs
N'nfv zten Disoguafsi f5f sts g5 EslH Of Go-fcfs-
rae Mr1s AZ Rzre gf l-4rss D1ilEys a. Old lssae
FER TeB D1il7-s ~ fs-s iEae frou Is CO 500
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Nound,

,,orr-. 80 ,s-seHis -. q LADT'S BkEAbIPtes
- .l,5 fhs sar6s can SET 81 fbis othes y proving
- 800 ard Pay luz1tqf iais asYsrsAsa'eeh
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SIEGE Matters Three HrzdTsd aad Sen
sHth Day The sDsmy's frs On Fort sumter
during yesterday was limited. 20 two Of ths
usual vollsys from his mortar bAttsriss. and
four shots rom ten-iReh colnmbiad There
were twenty-five shells fred as the city.
The enemy is mounting two guns, 0ns in the
Middle battery and ono At Battery Gregg. The
monitors, seven IN numhsr, WsFs rscsieing an
munition on Tuesday from fngs and stsEmers
A dsserter from the 52i Psnnsyivania, Who
was stationed on Piuckney isiAnd, reports thar
nearly al the Yankee forcs on the South Caro-
lima coast hes bean sent to Virginia There were
bat three regiments lett on Morris island, and
isEr-tWo snd half whits. and one and half
blsck-on Hilton Has1.-MereaTy
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Ey We set our Prize on the Yankees, and
scok 5000 Of them st that figure.
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GcsrEia Raiirsad GonventIoa,

From the Augusta Chronicie ana Sentnei.l
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company,
Was held at the Masonic ball yesterday. There
was 9 thinner attendance than we ever reuaem-
Der 30 have seen in the yearly sessions Of this
important and influential corporation The
critical nature Of the times and The enhanced
cost OF living in our city, have probably helped
to producs this stale of things.
The convention met at Ii o'clock-the ven
ersble president, Hon. John P King, in tho
chair, Dr.. John MilIgsn and J. Il. Jones, Sec
retaries.
The chair appointed the. following gentlemen
q committee on proxies: Judge e. StaTnes, Hon.
Asbury Hull W. D. CoDyers, Esq.
The committee proceeded to the work alIot-
ted 10 them, and ioand ,09l shaEes represented
in person, aud ID 59S By proxy. Making a To-
tai of 81 $50 in all.
The president read his report and that Of the
general superintendent.
Tae following is the
pREo4pRsa14Iz Bpnour
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SICK FRoH TIE FRoST.--J F OaeIi. Co K, 66ah Ga,
debility; Hendricks, Fsrrsuts bstfsry Rubsoa, In
sitais hospital; Pinkzton cs r flss Miss aiarrbsa
EmpIrs hornital
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RIcHEosD. Nay lL-An Official dispa.ch don Gen.
Lee dated spo.sgTans. tas ION. says tha nine raus
q the enemy are entrsncasd near that place.
Frsqueat sknising Occurs along iae Hlss reEulilng
f4vorabiy Cor orr sids.
Our casualties ere small Among the wounded are
Brig Gen. hays and 4 a Walker.
Fai copies Of Dispatches are Aisd 10 the earliest mo-
NEAT far shs press.
From 1EiasissIDpf.
NOBLE, Nay ia special dispatch to The Mobile
Register dated Tgpsio tbs I2ih says the following dis
patch lad bssn rscsivsd here from Gen Roddy. dated
Red Springs shs sth
Ierosssd the riTe- oa Saturday and drovs the srsmy
from EIursnea espsurnz tasty I've prisoners neuding
ihres Commissioned oidesfs. Gel Johnsaa ltii ss5u
pies the north ds q he river opsrs.ing zsans ths
enemy between Dsc1tur ard NasbsiIe. Il ths slssss
msnr - sOssaraa he % oHriess gss afisen slightly
wounded aud two captured MaiaT sranTs- a 1z -(s1zs
Fofresi's STAFF was auaons the Eonnds4. The sns-
ny loss wss nine killed sad thirfy-four voandsd
Frssa ssa- raas-,,zlssi.siBpf.
MKRIDIAs Nay l2-It Is reported By parties VIA
have arrived from the nzrsssippi thar Banks snd
bic army have surrendered cur forces AZ Asxsndsis
1he Yankee Eefa
The Yankee rid has sous 70 Vosz5urz, aftsr CON.
rg within miles Of Canton. The Object Of he *
petition 70 steal cotton.
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NEW COMMIssION HOUSE.
IoEFgs. y. KF.s-G s q,
PRICE WILLIAMS,
General Commission Merchant and
COnnsFcial Agent,

NO a st FRANCIS STREET, Mobile Alshana.
~ H-fsreucess
Wess-s Walsh Smlth Co. Noble, ala.
Rszsrs GEner B c.. ho8tgsnsry, Ala.
J. W Evans, Esq.. Atizasa, ca
bssssrs. }. A. knsiey = %, Aupsytss 92.
Bessrs Kent. Psyre q Co., Rishno0d, Va
John p. Ia usr, q he Tfsdsssr Iron works
v,srons. Va lAp7 2n
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RashIsns Ter may-AnaerrsssnE ss ear La

Frbm lie FoIletl
Wo have already bad sufficient indication Of
the approach Of bright spring weather to Isad Us
to hope that furs viii soon bs put aside, and
whilst We may for q little l6ngsr see velvet
worn, we shall find silks and foulards in far
greater reQuisition. B.ue and green are, par
sresllence, spring shades; but we siso find
scabisuse mentioned as q color likely to be
greatly in vogue.
We are promised new natsTial-a hind Of
ueusssline delains--which, it Is aAid, viii be Of
= very nice texture bat IS present cur ladies Of
fashion are a. constant as ever in their adlnira-
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- The Yankees in tbeiI attempt 70 dam
Red river, may, perhaps, themselves, be dGm'd
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GBe gItnqbis 8ppeaI.
Terms OF Adrertfaire.

Al sdFirassusats sl1 Be charged thrss cellars psr
square for lie frsi inssrtiou-snd f-o dollars and
hsk ier ssoh subsequent Insertion.
LSesi Hsiisas va b oh-sss 81 sas rats II af,y s,s
80 line
~ pu6.is interest ehsrz.a s. osbes sa,sr,irsmsnsA
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FdsMy 70 thO Union.

But not only has the loyalty Of East Tsnusssss and
the surrcnnding country been proved oT tie sxrsord
nary nunbas who haVs forced their sgsiast every
obstacle 10 the Union standzrdz out the conduu. of
sucn Is remained At home and the numbsr Hso were
Imprisoned despuiied q their properly hung and shot
for their Union sentiments gives splendid sYidsnes Of
their UnWsreung hdsliiy TO the General Government
For more than eighteen months sad dr R. Of Knox
vtue Il never closed my doors ng1f Wsh0ut spprs
hensionz lest before morning should BE- reused fTOm
my bed, arrested, and earned off 10 prison. when
heard rap 81 the door Ia the evBuing while sitting
with ny family around ny wife wOuld say, David.
dlnt 90 70 sho door perhaps IL Is to arrest
you From Lila par.ur window he had often vii
messed men hanging bY the neck who hEi gwen osuss
10 the rebel Gufhoriii-s. Union did not dare u
express thslr sentiments IN their with.
Out seeing that the doors ard windows closed.
ard thsy we're NOS allowed 20 eongreg1ie even to the
number Of two three IN the sTseis The ssroua as
pect and tons Of voies which noscsd in nearly all
met With dusng 0gr journey are ace ustsd for By
the prolonged anxiety TEieh ths rsgn Of had
caused
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RATSf HATS
BELL. MOORE & co.

EO-u.uESSfUgE LEX kCAas4.t-k q ,
= Nd utcisssls dealers In a4' kinds II PR0DuC4i
- nizrls "a street Btianfa Ca
Slricf Etieuticn paid 10 cengsauleHE q every d
Ecrptou Eud fe1i-.s-czs pr0nP-r made. orders re-
spse,f Dr. so5eil. End e. -fg-.g hief aa2 sms
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PRESIDENTS REPORT

OFFIcE GEORGIA RAILROAD & BANKING CohrAEY ,
Augusta. Nay 10. 1854 !
Fo the Stockholders Of The Georgia
Railroad & Banking Companri
The directors have bus little 70 report to the