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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan.
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards, well
vatsred and supplied With every convenience, have
BEEN opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid 70 their wants From Harrisburg
where Will BET ound every convenience for feeding and
resting choice is offered of the Philadslpha New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New YOrk5via allentown and with fsEcr changes
than any other
BN0CR LEWIS, Gent Superintendent Altoona,
Pa. 1900. II :
LII. H0UPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
delphia' ianll-my24
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B ALIIMORE LOCK Huspl1l1
t. ESTABLISaED AS A REFUGE Pro-
The Only Flaee Where q Curs O.,
a THYslA IeObtatned Ssa b

hk JOHNST0NHAs nIBo0vERRn9 mn,
IL Certain, Speedy and only E6ectual Remss.Ao
World for Az Private Diseases, Weakness Of n. %th,
or timhss Structures, Affections Of the Ksse Bach
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotencv g and
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Lancuor yenera
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpftstion of the Heart sp
Trembling, Dimness Of Sight or Giddiness nm
nssl h sas ess s.s So 3 e. s,n
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of YOUTH Dis
SECRET and solitary practices more fatal 10
TINS than the ssng Of Syrens to the Mariners ~ ne
ses, blshting their most brilliant hopes or sns.s
tons. rendering marriage, DC, impossible. -Ae'ia-
bsd srlIlidq YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims a, O.
Vice that dreaifal and destruetive habit vS; soia
ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousands ~ vee
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant Qua
who might Otherwise have entranced listening Ssl
iying " may call with full confidence. AS!a
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplssr.
rage, being aware Of physical weakness orsanis M
| ity, deformities speedily cured. eaa
He who places himself under the care Of D-,
reigiously conhde in mis- honor as a gentlem,s nav
confidently rely upon his skill as physician. AZ
|, gfo ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
MN edately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
able and Marriage impossible--is the penalty ,ai, %
| victims ofimpropef indulgences Young person, q
apt to commit excuses ffom not being aware
| full consequences that may ensue. Now who tb1,a
stand the subject pretend to deny that the
procreation is lost sooner BY those falling INTO I'M.
! er habits than MS the PRUDENT BcsiesSepS sa
O tn pleasure of healthy offspring, the mo- ,.
and destructive symptoms Of both body ana mini s,
! The system becomes peranged, the Physical ana N
I taI Functions Weakened, Loss OF Pocreativs pss
Nervous Irritabilty, Dyspepas, PalpnadOu ot "a
Heart Indigestion Constitutional Debility, ~ =,
q the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and ~
lrigEe Office No. South Frederick St
4 Left hand side going from Baltimore street fsv
/ from the corner. Fail not tn observe name srs ~.
Der. 4t.-...- rz5y q,tsg. ..t
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. Tb.n.
| tors Diploma hangs in his Office.
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l6rahana Lincoh, TO Col Haves.

dordhana Lincoln TO Col HAYES. ..-..a
g i feel that measures otbor,,;se ,,,oo,,.,:,:.,
MEET BIC Mo LAWFUL by becoming indispensa.
bic (Lincoln being judged to, the preservation Of
ths Constitution through the preservation of tbs
Nation, RIGHT OR WRoNG IGaSSrntEn
THIS GROUND AND NOW Ay0W ITr " = =
I claim not to have controlled events hit oo, fs.
pdausly tsat events hare eontr led me- '''''e''
.,... ABRAHAM JlNCnJN
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platform Of the Chicago Con.
ventiOn. -.

L That in cha. fatnpes - pssei ~ W.,
q as tss only solid lid
If our strength, security and happiness p Pee,
~. and Is a framework Of goyernpsnt e9a s., .s
siaSi{; sises ss: IS ssd HSss \ r sTai-
Tho esHS.asioa doe: explicitly declare s,..
:. tha ssnss Of the American people, that after
four wears of failure to restore the Upiof w me
sxpsriusnt Of lsas, during "nicn, anuei ";
e5IV fsnss Of military necessity or war power nigner
than the Com titution, the Constitution ltseitehas
beeu disregardsd in every part, and public iiberty
and private right alike trodden down ana the ma
teral prosperity Of the country essen.iasy I'm n,
paired Justice humanity. Liberty saa tSs pu uoSe
ssssstion 81 hostities with view to an ulti-
mate Convention of the States or other peaceaSiie
means the end that at the earliest practsaiSaie
moment pesce may he restored on the basis Of the
Federal Union of the States 49,
& That the direct interference of the MILITARY
authorities of the United States in the recent eec,
tions held in Kentucky, Maryland, missouri any ~!
Delaware, was a shameful violation OF the yonsu
tuition and q repetition of such acts - IN tne az
proaching election will be held AZ precautionary
and resisted with All the means and power under
TSst the ain, and object of the Democratic
rs,tv ar. 10 preserve the Federal Union and the
r;obis of the States unmpaired and they hereby
dsclare hat shey consider the administrative usur-
nation OF extraordinary and dangerous powers not
granted by the Constitution the subversion OF
sarrectlon the arbitrary military arrest, impris-
- Onmsnt trial and sentence Of American citizens
:, in States where civil law exists in full force; the
suppression Of freedom Of speech and OF the press
the denial of the right of asylum; the opea and
ssaFwsd phregard of State rights; the employ mem
OF Unusual test oaths; and the interference Win
and denial of The tight Of the people to bea; arms
f IN Asr defence calculated to prevent restora
Tnzti6n Of the Union and tie preparation OF gov,
eminent deriving its just powers from the consen'
Of the governed
5. That the shameful disregard by the Admin.
istrat,on Of its duty in respect to our fellow oiti
zens who are now, and long have been prisoners
war in a suffering condition deserves the severes
reprobation on me score alike Of public policy ant
common humanity f.-
That tho sympathy Of the Democratic part,
10 heartily and earnestly extended to the soldiers
our army and the seamen of our navy, who nov
are and have been in the field under the flag o
their country, aod in the event of its attaining
power they will receive all the care protsctor
and regard that the brave soldiers and sailors o
the Republic have 50 nebly earned. cai
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-aaoslss Got7s-. 81 naf-r Ias' uu1i
.i9iis - bsoI i,sp.sa, a5ri@7 g. lsists
az asicd757o aso-lii ssT ssis5 - l1ys
.1eueaia fihGslqs I 81 q r'ss q
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a'' '-' 1864 ytsso 10 sd9
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL h. Nj
-f.l a. 1ssSRVNNING FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH i[IB GLE
III $40 MILE. of Double Track:
80 80 e. 81

PROM all portions Of the Wes- North
West and South est this lne and its connections
form either the shortest the best routet hhaae-
mia. New York Boston, Baltimore and Washington.
The traveller may with confidence rely upon sure con-
nectons high speed with perfect safety, and every APP
plianee for comfort that be procured New And
elegant passenger cars, for day and night service, nave
recently been added to the equipment of the Pensy'
yania Central Rail Road =!
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ECLECTIC.

nR. II. Il LEE, Eclectic Physician Sup9oh =,
- Accoucher, tend ers his professional service
citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. Dr. u. y g.,
ate Of the Eclectic and Medical Institute oi ola..
q, and has had many years experience IN inc p''.
Of his profession, and he hopes, by close attet'"
business, TO merit share cfthe public Latronat-
Lee has given especial attention 10, and has |eD
nently successful in the treatment Of chrome
OF every variety, and especially Of such 81 hh,.
tlsm and diseases OF the Eye and Ear Lycr 'o'nI..
Nervous Debility, Cancer, and Ulcers, con ul7
Piles and diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel. sc
those who have been unsucce 'sfully tr'at"d hI 70
tie above diseases, you'd find it 10 tier MIR -
consult DIR. Lee without delay. Our Fra nee r.
cei tain and prompt, leaving no mercurial 'Aht
system, but cleaning, renoyating and strebs,,
the general BY stsui, actin, IN unison srh '''
unerriny laws.
.4.., f.... WHEELING, wTEI Va, Dec. D. W
To all whom 1t may concern: We, the unatI., -
members Of the West Virginia legislature th
sure in saying that we haze known DR.. k'eHIt p
Lee many years previous to the breaking out ~
oellon, as q successful and energetic prac'IIls r,
medicine (of the Eel ectc SCHOOL, both IN h'''
county, Virginia, and in Gallia county ONO
O. SLACK, senator ~ D''
3D. .4-.I s.t W. s. DUNBAR, b.
JNO. A. PHELPS, Pres: !.
Omce ons door south Of Kramer's Hotel H'"
sep2o
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In regard to prisoners of war. the Prrsi
dent says each government hereafter will
be allowed to provide the necessary com
forts for its cilizens held captive by the
other.
The subject Of employing negroes in the
army is discussed at some length. Tn.
resident di.senls from those- no advise
n general levy and arming Of the slaves f"r
.he 'dnly of soldiers, but ,ecomu,end- the
emplo' meut "f 10000 to be used NJ pio
n.ers and engiarer laborers, in addition 10
the duties heretofore performed by them.
lie favors the acquisition for the public
service, OF the right ~f property in !abor in
a slave governalen,. engaging TO liberale
negroes OH their discharge after service
faithfully rendered.
The p resident ci0ses by reiteratlng his
Willingness thai this g"vrrnment negotiate
for peace. Peace is msnifessly impossible
un.s-, desired by hoth parties to this War
aud disposition towards It among ouI
| enemies will be be,I md niost certainly
evok ed by IL deuuus rati. q on our part Il
the ability and 'unshnken determination tt
defend our.rights. Let Us then re. .olutely y
continue 10 devote our united enc, gies e
defend our homes, our lives, and our ii5cr
| ties This Is tho true path To peare. Let
| us trust with confidence in assured results
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innieting defeat. Thev have been promised
immediate e.p,ure of Richmond times in
Vulnerable but they have never seen il
captured. More men"-"Fi,c hundred
thousand more men," is the word they get
from Grant. .,ftsr n series of bat,les. in every
one Of which he had Inflicted enormous
losses and y crushing defeat on the rebels
and which had driven them to the last
ditch. and 20 robbery Of the cradle and
the giave. They Wait to hear him annou ounce
ihe fall OF Richmonc, but Instead Of this
ere comes the demand for vast reinforce
men.s aud renewed supplies
linnrjbals ent.fpri.e against Rome was
very. strongly opposed b, Hanno, a prom.
nent S.aator of Cartilage. The wonderful
success " hich at frat attended the Csr,hn.
genl~n arms pIOdLced no change in his
sentiments. After the great victory at
Caupn, Iinn"ibai sen, to Carthage n bn,hei
Of geld. rings, taken .rom the finger, OF the
K"m.n mobility rha, fell in .h- b,,,is iic
accompanied hi' glowing nceouu,s Of his
tri"u'phs ay II request for r.infurcemsuts.
Carthage. MAS thrown into IN .xtacy Of
joy by the glad news, and iian"o WIS re.
preached by Senator Of '!.s opposite par.
rW,,who asked him it he still opposed tian.
Dibal ana the war. i.anno answered, "that
the Victories they vsunted Of. suPposing
them real, could five him.j"y only in pro
por;icn NJ they should be made sdbscrvieni
10 an advantageous peace bu, hv WAS nee.
ess"riiy OF opinion that The mighty expioi q
oi which they boasled 80 much were chi
uiericai And imaginary. i have cut to pic
ces the Roman armies send me some mo-,
troops What nor conid Hannibal ray
had lac been conquered ! Il have twie.
seized The sn-u'y's camp, full Of provision,
OF all kinds; ernd the provisions and mon,
| ey.' Cosii he have talked Otherwise had
Il. lost his camp! lie tells Us The Roman.
hnvs made no proposs's OF peace, ir"i
which reiceiSe that We are no further ad
sancct than when llaunibal hrst landed ia
'I;aly." Thus spoke Hanno, aud hi. con
clusion Was that ilnnaabal should not b,
reinforced. snd that the war should b,
asandoned Richmond Seminal
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Tax Office Pleasant Hill, s. e.
APPEAEs IRON ASSESSMENTS.

IN accordance with the l4h Section of the
Assessment Act, Tax Payers Of the eighteenth
Collection District, are hereby notified that the
Collector will hear and determine appeals from
assessments Of the Advslorem Tax, from Satur.
day the 2lh instant, unta Monday the ySth INST.
.iuclu,ive. The question to he determined by
the Collector, OH al appeal respecting the val.
,.s4on or enumeration OF property, oy objects
liable 70 taxation shall be, whether the vaiua.
ton complained ot be or be not Ia just reIa.
tiou or proportion to other valuations in the
same District, snd whether the enumeration DO
or not correct. And all appeals to the D,stric,
Collector, A. Aforesaid, shall be made in writing.
aud shall specify the particular cause, matter
or thing respecting which decision is reques.
ted and shall moreover state the ground or
pr,..cipsl OF inequality or error comp Iained o.
JAMES X, MAGiLI.,
18th District Collector
Nov 8, 1854. 80 49,
7. S.-An appeals will be heard by tho Col.
iector, at bis r, sidence, ~ miles South Of Lac.
CASTER Z. H., on Tia. Ca,nden road
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Siege Natters-40S Day.

On Tuesday night there ~us quite CON
motion in the block adi"g fleet. AIS 9l5 p
NJ. rockets ~.re ssnt up fOm some Of th.
Yankee Vessels .is'ivn.d oh Mafati's Chan
mel and these were nj OHee answered fron,
Morris Isiand. Soon sitcr~ ard. the reports
Vt heavy guns from The feet show ed that
the Yankees Acre in chase of s"ne cove eli
prime. The hrIng ceased u 9 30. when the
aeei di-pisysd red. green and white signal
iights.
The weather Wsinssds, wss 80 rainy
sod hazs that the asu~I opeeatious VI the
snrm''s mo sme"t- were impiac,icsb!..
Tbirt, eight shell. ~rr. ,hso.n al th.
cit. Tuesday night, aud Twelve W-da.sds..
The S""np Asgi. Battery also tired live
shst'. ., fo't Ss@tss Wednesday.
POUR HUHpRED AND IiGHrY rouarH DAY.
From dark on "Wednesday until dawn ON
Thursday the enemy KEEP. up . steady fire
on the cHy, throwing ~ shells The
swamp Angle Battery occasionally fired q
few shots nj For, Sumter
'I ''eS soos P'acc yestefOay mUfQ-
ing bst~ cen our batteries and those Of The
enemy, but the weather MAS 80 murky ths,
il WAS impo. Ibl. to distinguish the shots,
Of, indeed, 10 ascertain sny ofrhs u ovs.
uisn,s in the lower portion Of the harbor.
The nunIbvr Ut sn-ils thrown at the city
up 10 8 p. m., oB Thursday va. 32--mak,
ing 10 since our las, report.
-FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY rUTH DAY
LiiiIs hss occurred worthy Of not. since
Our last report excepting the usual 6rinv
sPsa the city. which i. still steadily main.
tSissd. During The twenty four hours.
: Anding ~ b p. IN, yesterday afternoon, a.
shell, rsrs ihs. vn st The city, chiefly from
Tie sNidals B.l,osy."
The enemy ~ss "y busy ysste,d day
bao''"g smmSnision 10 Battery Wagner
and Gregg.
There hes been no mate rial change in IN.
feet Mercury.
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A TAX QuEsT,On SETrLxs.-Some 0!
the Confederate tax COLLECTORS have been
requiring payment in the new currency OF
all fractions due for taxes between the hun
drsd deliar certificates. The Columbus
Enquirer leans, however, that tho Com
missioner Of Taxes, in answer to m appeal
made TO hia, BY n tax payer or two in. .Geor.
gi", has dessded that nc COLLECTORS must
receive certificates tcndrred when they
amount TO NIL or more thaG ue tax due h
the tax pay er is willing to pay in the whole
certificate Of one hundred dollars or larger,
whso oaiy a fraction Of il is required 10
pay his ,nI-s, the collector must receive Il.
This decision meets the approval of Secre
tary Trenholm, and no dosbt instructions
10 AZ, accordingly havsbee" or will be sch.
TO tax roiirctors.-Crdrieston Courier.
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CHARcoAL FOR owNE.-lt Is perhaps not
generally known that Que OF tho. .bsst ar:i
c;es tha, can be given to swine, while In
prepas4;Ioi for The tub i, common charcoal
The nu'riive properties are so,great. that
they have sutsis,ci upon 1t " i.hout other
food for week. together. Geese confined
40 Nc 10 ,ieprive them Of motion. aud tat
tened on three grams "f corn per day and
M much coal rs they can de'Our, have be
come f,t in rgh, days The hogs eat voca
ciousiy after n h,tlo time, aud ale n.vrr
sick while they have n good supply. Il
,hou'd nI"ays be kept in tie sly, and ne
fed to the inmate, regularly. like all o,i,er
food.
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President's Message.


day, pursuant to adjournment. The pres
idsnt's message was received and read. IL
begins with review Of the military ope'
,rations slnes the adJournmsn, Of Congrsss
~ June. and recognizes tho prot.ciio" Of
Providence in enabling Us uccrssfully to
withstand the most strenuous efforis for
oar subjugstion. We have recovered Tex
a. froui tho enemy. and Arkansas with tho
exception Of few fortified poets. and near
,iy the whole Of Northwestern Mississippi,
Northern Alabama, and West Tennessee
are again in eur posssssi"n. All attempts
to penetrste from our coasts have been
bsffisd. 10 Southwestern Virginia success.
.si,s armies have been routed, and portion
Of Esst Tennessee recovered by our troops.
The main army Of our enemy, after 4
ssriss Of defeats, the constant repulse of
repeated assaults, is still engaged in The ef.
fort to capture Petersburg. The army Of
Sherman succeeded in obtaining posses
zion Of Atlanta, but was unable to secure
any ultimate advantage from this success.
Had We been compelled to evscunts Rich.
nond. ~ we'll ss Atlanta, the Confederscy
would have. remained ss ds6spt As ever
No military spccsss of the enemy can nc.
compliuh the destruction Of the Conf.dsrs.
cy. nor savs.ths enemy from the constant
drain Of blood and treasure. which must
continue until he shslI discover that there
10 nc peace sttsinsble uDIess ba- cd on the
recognition OF our ind.fsn, ,ibs right.
No change 10 the conduc, Of foreign
.poweis 10 recognizable. Our independence
10 withheld from the. assumption that our
,yecogni:ion would bs vs,ueiess without in
tsryention. We wish no Intervention. We
know ourselves fully competent to main
ssin our rights aud independence. Peace
~ Impossible without Independence, and il
Ia not to BE- expected that the enemy will
anticipate =, oeutral powers in tho reccgni.
tion Of shat Independence.
The total amount Of the public debt on
the lat Of October WAS one billion one
hundred and thirty million Of dollars. No
additional sppropris zion for the public ser.
vices srs needed up to, the iss Of July. as
>hs onsspshd.d spbsopfia.ions exceed the
estimates for that time.
The Sscrs,sry OF the Treasury RECON-.
1nsnds that the faith Of the government DO
pledged, that ths Rotes shsH svsr remain
exempt, from taxation. that no issue BE-
made beyond that 'alrssdy authorized, and
'hasa portion otsths r.csipts Of Ia. in kind
BE- pledged TO graduate the redemption Of
the sn.ire circulation.
Referring TO thsreport ofths Secretary
Of ST.. the. President says the exemption
from military duty Of pof.ops foiIowioy
certain specified pursuits and professions
10 un~iss aud d'nosAdefspsibIe in thsory.-
Discretion should be vested ia the military
authorities. SO that 1 sufficient 'nGmbsr Of
those essential to The aahIs service be d.
tailed TO continue TO sSsroiss thsir parsuiis
snd' Professions, snd: tksp saspp p,iou from
the service Of <ntifs5s 5slsssss .1houId b.
wholly sbsodonsd. yavs64S-recompsnds-
'ions Of the Secretary OF, vVss are referred
10 and approved. among which b Y.or.
gaoixs'ion and eonsoIidssion Of reduced
'Agiwepta n
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ApVERTIsEMENTs,

Win - inserted at three dollars per square
fer the 6rst, and two dollars per squire
fer each subsequent insertion. 4 square
- consist Of the space Of 40 lines. Brewer type.
Ne Advertisement coasidered less than . square.
The number Of Insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered eat and charged accordingly.
Local advertising md job. work must be paid
for in produce-ths old price to govs,n each
way
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Forrest AT WoEk-Three Gunboats and
Ten Transports Burned. d.

OrrosiTK JoHxsosvILLE, TEss. VIA Goa
NTH. Nov. 7.-AIaj General Forrest, yes
t.rdnS, achieved another great victory. lie
placed battery above Iohnsonville, moved
upa tatte,y from below, and caught at
Johnsonvilis three gunboa,s, ten Transports
aud twenty targes. a.. planted his bate
ries at night and opened yesterday with
eight pieces. and after an engagement Of
ten minutes the gnnb"a,s were ret on FIRE
aud cansured. The batteries then opened
on the transports and barges, all Of which
were set on FIRE and destroyed The en-
gagement was terrible. The enemy opened
with forty ho~ii1-fs a om the fort and gun
boats. Not man faltsrsd. under the storm
Of she'll. The cnnr0ns ssss had rnm,neG the
shot ia with their clothes aud boots and
shot thsu OF.
Since last Sunday Gen. Forrest has cap.
tured and destroyed fourteen Transports,
fonr gunboa,s, twenty barge,. thirty pieces
OF artillery, over twenty thousand tons Of
freight. and over three million dollars W orth
Of stores.
Our loss il only ten men wounded -
John-onviiie is stiiI burning. Th. immcnse
amount Of freigh, on shore, covering several
acres, will all be consumed, nv il is now
burning. and the enemy cannot extinguish
Il, as our batteries command the banks.
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TAX In KIND.

TAX PAYERS are modified that am pre
pared TO receive returns Of the Tax IN Kind
under the I'd Class OF Estimates, 20 wit; of
Corn, Buckwheat Rice, Irish Potatoes, erred
Fodder, Wool, Molasses, (ot Cane) Moiasscs, (oi
so, glum) CUtto,, Peas, Beans. Ground Peas
Tax Payers who have not made their returns
Of the first ela.s Ot estimates, TO wit Wheat,
Oas, Rye, Hay, and Wool, are requested to do
SO Immediately.
JONES CROCKETT,
Assessor, Tax ia Kind
Lancaster District.
Nov. 8, 1854. Ss-2t
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Tk1As The people Of Texas seem 10
be getting on we'll. Crops were never more
abundant. The Confederate Commission
srs for the Stat. have fixed the prices for
bacon. for September, Al fifty cents pound.
brown sugar s-vrut, five cents, and other
things in proportion. The Telegraph in
dignsn,ly denies that there 10 any iuienlion
on the part Of Texas and the ether States
west Of tn. Mississippi To set up FOR hem
selves, Independent Of The other Conied-r.
ate States, (Which some one had suggested
Was the ca-r,D but rays il il should 50 hap.
pen that we on this side get " hpp.d oui
which il regards as al impc ssh Iity. We
can all 60 10 Texas, where, ow ing 20 the
sxtest Of Territory, AID the lack oi nav. -. a
bic rivess We can keep, not Yankees only
bu, The whole world ~ bay forever And
ever. Sc We coulds
The sugar crop sf Texas. this year, it is
sa'd, will turn "u, 25Oo hogshsads Trade
with Mesro. and throagh N.,iro with. the
outside world, APPEAR. 10 b- unrestricted
A MERCHANT ~ Houston adv.riis.s $50 realms
printing paper a+h36. aud the San Antonio
userchants snaounc" full supplies OF very.
thing. Ssch IL the p"wrr Of cotton