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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
The Rebel Arny...lts Fewer Of Con-
centTotton.

he Rebel Armysselto Power Of Cen.
eentTatlon.
The Nashville correspondent of the
Philadelphia lnguiver make the follow.
ing important statement:
The rebels are sdvantagsously stu
ated - regards the sending hither and
thither Of reinforcements, and doubly 90
In the safety Of their lines of communal.
cation. The army under Gen. Beaure-
gard 10 the most servicesble corps 10 the
Confederacy. It, saobese, countipg IN
the conscripts and new recrnits, may be
es,imatep ct $4,000 men four fifths Of
whom may BE- spared at any time, most
especially At tho present, when peitber
our own folks nos our enemies have aoy
hope or fears regarding the fall Of
Charleston. Twenty thousand men cap
be dispatched to Richmond, and will ar.
rive. with the paraphernalis Of the force
complete, at the capital in three days. -
In two days that % ne body OF men may
reach Atlanta. Therefore whoever
fights Lee 10 Virgins, or North Caroli-
M, or in East Tsonessee, OF Joe john
:ton in Georgia. may expect 1t leaet to
have to fight Beauregard's army at the
same time. Al instance Of this, when
Gen. Stoneman made his raid upon
Richmond last year, Beauregsrd and
portions Of his forces turred up the uex,
day.
The late affair 10 Georgia gives psiu.
ful evidence of the truth of my asssr.
lions and YET, since that battle, Va
hear Of Beauregard in Mobile. The
correspondence which you published 4
few days as passing between JEFF Davis
aud Joe Johnstron, exhibited the tact
that the latter, in his Vicksburg cam.
psign, received eight thousand reinforce.
ments from BeAuregard. / think the
above instances strictly prove that the
army in South carolina il really an Ear
my Of accommodation"
In conclusion, let me cay that the
present position Of the two armies is
like = couple Of gentlemen at stand .still
over . game Of chess. There are plenty
Of moves on the board, but they are iii
extremely risky.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

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Du.l1uuy Duuisr fosl - soldier,
!;s3:;:;;'! !; =; !; T.; =: =; !:
q was carried By N.lly Aldsich (who IL
uisSsy ssAsss ys1w sidf dswB:till 6sd sp
| hall, ess and . half miles, 70 b given to
some soldier"
On . bedqsilt ~ pinned . easl, say.
ing: my 500 10 in the army. Who
ever i made warm BY this qutIt, which
l have worked on for six days and most
q! Of e a, ei(es:. g bin remember big
On another blanket was this: 'This
blsskss was ussd By . soldier in the war
- lellDfm4nlea Dssoms soldier
<arz tis " Z traitor"
nv 49, tez ills boy, who died
resting on It it il psscio1s treasure
70 me; bot give it for the soldiers"
On pair Of woolesn socks y - writ
ten "rbeoo bookings wefe knH " 2
|n1v1kl 6yel 1GG1ld. snd1ks 10 -
tq1ksk cone aeeas :. No. 81 +,
wUtUp come - eoldise ~
r0s6 box Of beanefful Ut - this
fmsfk "Made ID 1 sick room, where
the sunlight has not entered for nine
years, but where God has entered, and
where two sons have bid their mother
good bye, - they have gone ont to the
war"
On bundle containing bandages was
written sThis isa poor giftbut it j.
I'll 1 mad 1 have given my husband,
and my boy, and only wish | had more
to give, bat haven't"
On some eye shades were marked -
Made BY one VINO 10 blind. Oh, how |
long 70 zee the deor old fq0 that you
tesS N Aghtise endsr ~ n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

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ne ever tfeyalline baas Z ~
fslisa slAtS q ~ StmAn fSaiiv.
,Dut yoe al. AoN h tile 10 Is -.
ysstsd lsspchdshey lop spltiis.
dopaifs . tsn4epcy TO look ann
tho gIoony Side ot svsfytA iae. -
oil dimcult - drive away. Dos{ors
J end medicine will not Do IL: ~
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gNnnaa7s R1SUssnAR No Raaxsi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
A New Thing Under tho Sun.
In it, effect instantsnsous
n tte colo'ing power -mstchless.
In aii its tngredisnts-v vegetable.
N ell it, opsfation-na.u al.
10 ITS identifying fssults- enduring.
In is nlency-pfsssrvative
In it popularity-uneoualed.

IN 10 populaftty-unequalsd.
NhrkstAdOrO's Hair DYE
!s prcnoanced BY the Void Of Silence and the
world Of Fashion, the fnsst psspsrasiea ever 10.
vented ~ ART TO reetity the short eomlne, Of Ma
ests. Aauufsctursd By J. CHRI5TADORO. 10.
Astor House, New York Sold BY all Drugs,sts
Applied BY all Hair Dresssrs.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

believing that the demands Of the
!
<<e1 trade reqaifs pnfs article Of Bran
WH az Tor medical nee Ut less rrioe
/nNH than any Imported aeticie, thereby
lv AvinS the duty Of 81 80 ON each
KvHtAW gaHon.. bsve erected two mssnia.
Z~I cent etills snd have made The afran
I0v/l eemsnss with the grars erowsrs Of
6R/M this 4ectian Of the Best mstsrials and
VIII can furnish pure Cstawba Brandy q
kN>/a price within the means Of Ill. In
WI times lie tdsss, every mseiean cit.
1> issn should take pride In sustainine
our own manufeetufers insteaA 81
holding up . foreign istefsst. We are supplyine
the army nsdieal department for hospital our.
puses with my article which has been speroved
BY the Medical Parveyor st washinetoa. Sola
BY druggists. gtocefs, hosss and restceufents q.
erywhere. Call for Robacks Uaasvtn Randy.
sAFt fbq5 q W. ROBAOK, Gin, b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

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Wh OlesOIe BsgotN eee.
hey On he most advaatsgssss tsssls - I'll
%. Call and e1anlno. Al orders psoopeay ~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
BOOT Z SHOE

Manafaetursrs, using M.
chimes, will find IL The bsst
article known for cein1nsiue
the Chanssls, - II veek1
without dsiAv. 10 not a4oets:
ioy any change of tsnpsea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-01
zltg appeal.
lrRon TIE Army EDrTIoE. ]



/ Tho B1nsgoas dashes Of the Federal cavalry,
frsm st3nsmAn's raid to Averill'a, are repleie
with instruction, which 10 ksVo siIsnsely
failed % lay 70 heait, ssys ihs Richmond Es
amizsT. Picket pest after pieke. pest las kegn
surprised er evadsd, and izssstd Of izfleilsg
exemplary punishment On Tie guilty psrtiss, We
csnient ourselves with adding another chapter
70 TIE CeHfsdorAls Boek ef Lanez!atioEsi AID
there is An end Of H. Tha eyes ssd ssrE sf err
array are fell Of nzeas aad wax, sad nc syste-
Tassie sEsTi Is rasst te elsszss tkose valuable
organs. Ike Eiss physician" says IN ancient
Pssi, "makes use 81 iassHlAtisHs whsA The hvfS
Tssairss ihs hsiis," aad EstiVs remedies
s;o needed to SuTe tie careless iDdiFsg-
ezcs and senzslsRso sf ear neBRtsd Hes,
ygksss great asasilisa, it vsslG seer, Is ts Trevs
tAAt Ihsy are &c zEeh At bsEas ca ksTsebask
tsat thoy can slssp as sesndly In lhsis saddles
Is in their ts5s. Where sheuld the blssss lie 2
PsItly wiik ths SsB, bat Rsst Of it Ia shsTgss-
BE ts she sfsssrp The material Of Tie cavalry
is as go0d as any we hsvs in ths army, IS any
ens ssn ascertain for hinself 81 running ever
in lis mind ths list Of his seqgsinssEess il This
srssch ef tbs servie1- Bat three years Of AZ
diseiplizea soldering wssld esuzpt the bsss
zsts1ial in iao Esrld, szd strizgsst Esssuros
Eass be adopted in srat- te give eur cavalry
corps the proper ssBs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-01
A e.n.rr., ean.er.n,ian. .


Thc RichF1szs Wsig eiesss long srssls or
the sabjset Of 3 Wholesale esrscriPa8a with the
foIoviug sezsible remarks:
Besides tke ircalcalsb.s iniEriss sbat Weuld
h every Wsy roszlt fTcE. wholesIle eouscrp-
lien, tEs agricultural iRiefest= q sBs s5wsiTy
wssla DO Thslly neglected. Eogrsss lsh 50
themselves viii net make evea tAoiT eve sap
part. TG0 nsIt yeRE would &c ere truly Of fEHi-
ice. Already We sre exPsrieseing the trials nt
sCsniy provisions. The greatest sHffoTiEl' fels
ia ear army is freEs this sauss. Tie wasll 3t
l5ea will tasir families as hoEss is tRs csnss Of
ever half Ike dszertisns. Il Wsuid be a gees
Relisy new 70 asisil every sEillful fsEaeI snG
eveGsosT igom tbs ranks znz eus them Sc raising
pTovisiosa. YET why net, ia this genera can
scfipiisH &c 20 tso fall extent. ara soke slaves
&c inHeEch and iortiiy cur camps Do oar SOL
6iers new dsGbtf IEe Yankees take Chaits-
mega, and in Eve days make it iIaSEegEsb able
We isks Lsgkeut Essuzisiz and MissiarsVy
ridge, hsl3 ihsn fer weeks, sRd HjtasUsh pssi
fieEs infinitely ssrerg0r ihaa these Of the enc
by. there being no nsgTsss iheTs TO hanjle
SPADES, cur generals ruIrsE5eF thsns st ths hrss
ssszRt. Csns people be q military people, or
have sny solid ela!m to the s8sme, whose Rrzaies
ytoRiTe slaves, negroes iEom the csTEhslda, 10
iBtTeRch them Rszsn srEjes went over the
wert5 and coz ausrcd il throwing up Al isarrsg.
rake asi ssmPlsts essp 81 de end OF every
DAVIS ms-sh. The ausisrTc5g 6f 1asir censalaT
armies Nsrs less thE1 tweHsy G.oasaza Ken,
less than bSlf Of Ehesn WsEs R9maEs, s.czs raaz
ssrTyiEs fTam 6ffy 30 eighty PoUa5s oa his
Baek, sri rasrshipg tweiiy and thirty, ard
cftsA msDy mere Riles 3sy.
Cterress eaznet sei vita too much delisers-
Ssa on. ihsss IHesJurss. a refEs1 sense Of
ksles sRd a fsyFsEl spirit 81 liberty ere TIE
eharso.ss.s,ies Of tho people. Ia oHE dealings
sbrsad ne bEFe eueesFoTed 80 pTo5trye Cnqges-
tened GU claim IS lhsss sentiments. Shsll
they 30 disTsFar5si in sur dealings at honei
Ssal We 81 car treasury By force, aud tho ffst
step tevssd aiding 20 Ike GTmy be By fTsedi
Shall We commence By Tepudi=ting the debt Of
- enc, AID doByizg contracts with e1eBRts
- tAs stheTi Where vii such Peliey carry
80 y.',noSv jet realize, fEom sneh fsise stsps
'-;or e eur seuasry ".trEzgling IN
IL si.urb OF. deb,, with labor resting oa her
Tas,sd iBplemenl :. somaserss iETli9g her VICES
d.isole5 treds in sri.'sn gsrS;ents, sod the g.
;,-- ef li-eyt,, v,ispisg Svsr LEI psople, pres
trstc, baskEzpt ard CisEr.. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-01
rhe Yenhera in Lee I~oanIy.


I The Abingdon FUgFHtER says:
Aksus two hauGied Yankee cavalry, VIE
two Fieees Of srtillsIy, came ia;o JsBssvilG el
Last Sunday week, ard rCm&laed Until HeG'
! nezniBE. AnJy Crockett = Erivsta in Captain
/ T4ises6sId's company OF mssnied TlAemen, hap
!. -niay 70 be at homo il thai ooGasy, gR.6sFed
y, f,urtcez Ren, and Asn5aY I2osziRg, Boon
as the Yankees len Jonesvillo, Gaming east
"a he began ts sEnsy tkea I've miles
tb;,si. e OF JsaeSvils the Yankees divided, cHa
5aT,5rs takirg tks Tosd 50 he uPFer fsTs ei
5.-vsIli. s river, and enc hundred and nity, with
a. I've pieces Of artillery, came elsng the tuTs-
-iTsel-,h discovering that they had divided
- f,Tcrs lslg six RaH at the lover ford, sRd
- Ne bsIrA zee t. tao upper s5sssiDg. When
~ - Nes. :. Gaa 70 tks opposite bsEK Of tka
- -. six a,s held them oseck iouE hssTs,
49,. ~, ahel, ing ikeE al tho while. Daring
- 50, =, Nul. G, H. Pnsemors, With ons hun
5--5 80 sItv OF oul henered snd eighty nea g.
he 6lih VirgiE ia rog sea- 6As El.s,a AeilL
bpt. belisyiSr se "a. Hhea 5sIes e so Wlel'
baiisliea, he fell bsek . FoSe ooAl,-T I. Z.
Hkd be gone to Croszs a.. ~ :. =
thougbt bT eur n.esS'SaAt .S--o.S -
have heen driven bstA,. 4as9 - N, 80,
ever, 80 tss feet Of tka l. oGss f,..S, p
wheIo tboy eRcsmpsd fsr ia, >shl so VI 80.
day returned 10 their sneGml Vt,
BelsS Jsnesyilis. L.,
1He raiders are dsiss vast dsSl Of Hais> -
H Lso souHty in a small wsy. Having heTs,
ieIs taken al the PreVisioEs ssa ssZRrs thEy
CoEia md, they kEYe rev tanned thsiT sghgStio
te TIE sEEleI articles Of the ladies' Eusk as pre-
serves, sFPle-buiter, mslssses, etc What ihey
can Eeiihsr eonsEU.s nsT cary away, they de-
EiToy. Their OEirsFsy .bus far having been
ecnmitted wiis Comparative impuaity-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-01
Desperate E1psaIeHss.

Prol tie Eason TelegrsphI
Tie kilograms on Christmas morring advised
Us tat the Senate had before il 50 bill to place
every sble-bedied man in the cosntry in the
srayj" and slss, that ''LongHrses was unsbls
to follsW up his advantage 10 esRsegusnes Of
the numbsr CT bs1s-foots3 aea in his ceAasr5.H p
Tais ssRateTisl proposition and the fscs men
tened, illustrate each Other, snd display the
sheer folly Of the idea that tie ziltsry ss- snSth
Of = souniry can bs increased oy putting
every able-bosiea man in the army" Tbs
proposition IS simply pan to destroy the en-
tiEs military strength Of the country. A small
| feTea, well supplied with arms, fooG sad
eloihing is 81 lesst Of s0u1s avail; but the big
ger the fsTea, lacking any eae Of these shres
essentials, the more helpless and worthless is il
7 for purposes Of defense.
/ Tie proposition to ''pHI every ablebodied
/ nan" into the aTiSy, is substantially PROPOSE
/ ton 10 eoael1de tho war OH tho supplies Of i9sd
/ aud clsthing now in hand. II it can dsisas and
weary oas an enemy before these supplies sFs
gone er osu, sitter tbas tins, subsist cur troops
! en- bis resources, well and good; bat Il w0 fSil
: orr cause i8 gone pss. redemption unless yea
esa 4 - en- amy hie3 will fghs naked or sub
sist ca eif. Il seoIn5 10 Us the Introduction an.
/ diseussisa Of such pTog0siti5a ss this IN the
Senate Of tho CsnisdsYsso States, win be ~
I by our Saeniss IS notScs 20 he wcrld that n,
adasFsAis esEsidsr sEAirs in SO Desperate 4 ne
sition, that o1ly tho noss Desperate hazards br,
seat chance Of success, hswever peor la
/ ehERe0 aisy be.
But what aesd Of despoTa.e moasurssI On,
ssly imminent peril ziuss arise from A az.
eiaEey OF suPplies--thevs very danger which tbss,
Senator's propose 70 Svsslsok, aad ip5esd. 1,
sgRrsyals 10 the point Of esriSia failure. S. IA
as the strength. Of ths enany Is concerned. ",
sea, In ths article upon Gen Grants plan, ia,
enemy's own estimate Of his present lores, an,
thAs which be proposes to Pus inss the field fs
our hnsl sublugssion next spring. We aea tbs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-01

both thsss foTcss-shsons three hundrsa th0us-
ard, tho othsr FIVE bun5rs6 thopsaad-ars i1so-
riOr to what bag already been successfully INST
ans rePsilsdi and We see that By reasonable
degTas Of asliTisy IN gathering stfagglsrs, eel
isciing e0nsorip,s, euriziling details putting
white wsgonols in.o tho army, etc, 70 onglt
easily 70 have forss in the I'd equal or nsariy
equsi 70 tks. ei The enemy.
At tie sans tine, By iesving s5,s-bodisd usiE
o7sr forty -sys It home 20 attend 10 tAair crops
and losk after lheir own estates ss vel as thass
Of ikeir younger TslsiiVes who sTe in tie army
szd pay On. Of thsss estates lie saolm5as iaIss
shish CoEsIsss "a Abolt 20 levy, ihsrs vii bo
Tsssansbia prospect Of noi only Fspsling th5
ssssals Of tks enemy, but Of such pTsFisisn fsE
the futsre as vii enable us = preserve tie In
sgriiy Of or sell. BGs what ssass = there, aE
caa ,heTs bs. il aisszpsing % redeem sur euC-
Tsney by kesvy fsIs80R While "sTory able
bodied man Is pat into the armyl' Who i1
.hsn 70 gaiAsr up tie monsy sId pay the
fe- %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-01

CONDITION OF NORTH MIssIsslP ri.--ta a'
Pcoplo srs AL with bal fow exceptions tree- q
toe 531.h Oar money IS worth more "a 70
section ih1n elsewhere In tho Cobfcd. Wiey
5elEg lbeut tsa for one III gfld. Yoa eau h1y
2 era "l'hln eighs miles Of Memphis for 70. y,
nv ee4s ln Goniederase treasury sstes, a.. y
there Il rot single house ia Nsrth Nisris,irg,.,
that ne were IN, thstshs hest or hsstsgs ,vsyild
charge an inmodsTAte Pnee, and tbe majority ,f |
thsm viii not receive cent from a Cenisder.t. |
soldier i may Be said it vas net 20 ,oess ti,ss
sizes. That may Be, but it is 90 nov; tbs ,s's
pie afs To5oeming themselves frs.a psst 49,. |
esisinga. The neutral ground, i. g. th torri.ory |
lyizg bslEsea HsTnaHdo aud Memphis. clsiy,sd |
by tho YSukses, IS filed with dsssrfers frar, /
both armies who hsvs BANDED together, in nspv /
Instances to rob friend or foe. RobboFias arc Of
hoqusat occurrence; and It is not ssfa for qsist
citizens 70 resm At large, esps .islly If thsy
have money wstrktO15sT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-01
TnE SOL oF MosreonEnT.-A -

TIE SWORD OF AOsTGONEET-A Yankee
correspondent, who vas Tseeniiy al ouebse,
writes
Are you aware that the sword cf Hoafyonarv
is sill Kept In Qasbsei On visit ths-s. = few
days sgo, ] vas informed, OF erlditabls sutbor.
iiy, that Canadian thsye still retains tbs idsn-
teal weagcn, which bis father todk from IN,
body Of Montgomery, on tha morning Aver 10
iell. Ihs statement was thst this man went
cut early in tas norning 70 see what hss. bssn
doing, and found tie bodypaItly fsozsn. Ha
took the sFcrd snd kept t. Hs lived 10 %
age, snt then bsq1ssthed t. with a written
stsls-neas o. al ihs Circumstances. 70 his sen.
who has preserved lhen TO this timo. u uas
thiS mailer worth an exs sniussioni IueHtioneJ
i ts the gsEtlensnly American consul theTs.
| Ar Ogden who seemed 10 Be awake OF Il. TIevr
Il wonld sleetTify tho heart Of every pstrios Ia
have brought home At this lllo day, .hs sgvord
which Ae1tgomerY carried 10 the walls Of Ose-
beef l tried 20 see Il, bat failed On aecc1ns Of
missing an appointment, and eoeoiag away hat
! day, had no farther opportunity.
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T0A KEss SODA ~ sac BY
EO L e MENn Z so

E0A EE5S SODA - sac BY
5OO L 8 3EAB x co.
$50 b0zaa ExsaOs Lsgwosd for ssle b.
LIS. Mead & SO.
5000 F5s. sePpsrhs fer sale BY
LIS. MEAD & co.
bbLs. sresra Tartar fer aalo By
L. s(kIEAB L GO.
IeO0 oanc=s Q1inf1s fcr sale ly
LIS sszAB q 6e.
100 ounces Salphsle Morphine Ser rails By
LIS. MEAD s. co.
200 pounds Iod3ds Posesa GsE sale b
l. S. MEAD & go.
s bbls. Bosa1 Sor sals by
MEAD & Sc.
Io0a lis, salipeter for sale By
LIS. AsRAD & go.
200 lbs CEloToforn for sslo By
LIS AEAD q tSe.
200 lbs English GElomel fer sac By
L. s. MEAD & 60.
200 lbs. Eaglish Blue Mass for sale By
Is MEAB s. 60.
Castor OIL, IN bottles, fer 8sio by
deIGIn LIS MEAD & go.
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- Property valEsd At SI40, ,O09 vas ds.
stIOyed BY Ire en- 7th avenss, New Ysrk. ca
the q Thea tsnsnguts wero toially DESTROYED.
aud ioaz Others were badly damaged, tkirig
families r6ndeFed homeless, AZ oval frsms fse-
tory, eefse and spite nil. wire fseioEy srd
pEpsF hanging fAetoTy, Totally Destroyed,
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MENFnIs cOTToE -

MENPgIs, Dees2bsr S.-Cotton fFss inactive
yesterday, IS i VAS lssi Essk;. prices rsmziued
about as On Saturday. lie New Y01k &C.
counts inf0l n rs that esstesei5 lower, bat also
that it il aciive; tbs astiS ~ may stiEaais sur
market hing ws need. vs. see b. q Esr
Tsrk report thst duTiue the week ending No.
vsm5er 26.a, 100 bales we're exported for for
sign ports; mskisg total sxp0rt since January
], Of Is ,37S bsleS; :hs experts for The sanatiua
last ycsr sueuntci 70 % Os0 balos-. Ths eoton
ssles reported to Us yesterday were:
4 bales at soc, I At 81, u a. SO, so At g, u
at S. At Sc 50 Al s., 7 ss % and 4 q 7a.
Total, 146 bales.
The Pike arrived yesterday, with s65 bales os
cossn, sn6 tis ST. Patrick with 40 bales; ha
Coatinsnttl also esuo in last mig hs via large
lot Of eostoU.
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~ The Richmond correspondent Of the
CLsllestOn AlsrenTy, says:
Irformstion has reached here that a steamer,
every way superior 70 tie Alabaaa or the Flor
/ lea, N pojEt Of armament and eosstrueiioa-
l has left foreign pcli. This can hardly &c ths
RHppshAuRock, which was net srnsd when il
I Ion England sei Is reported a. soissd az Byest.
/ The SeztiHsi states thst qentleFaaA lust
fIom tke Potomac repsrts tie river fzll Of yes
I ssls, net lcfs thca one hUsdccd saing = sight
4! suo lime. l. This meant foI Cbarles toni il
e. il Is time the 900 GOO strsgglers were called
IN. a5d tie sixty FER cent. Of kbsontess fTon
8, see's a. ~ were gathered.
,Vunor bsta q ihai Mitchell lofs The EFssiTsr
bsc,1ss oerlain n, >VGpimontEry pssssseu about
Nortbrsp were siriek 20 OUT ot oas Of bi.' e'ito-
rails. TIE Prosisout Ys Voi- n. is onesii
perhaps The Cohlsdera y b.. : olnef men eqSEuy
homes. 50 he
Oar glass factory is turning o. i tielElsTs, tun-
blsrs va', ink bottles End telegl 's9nis ans la
iors in Drolusisn.
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eARPET BLANKETS.

4 A8IEs IN he yi.islsg Of dna.q- desiring &c s0a
4 4 iFsbzts fer be bsBsft o .e eoidsrs Of brsFss
g,s2y a2asr tAe raeeut apPsal 81 MAior b r. JsnsI
ssaiisnaasier, LaGraasp. g., wa pe6ze cad Epon
uz Tor Esssg ehd izfsrzaEG0n Ga ths FEhse.
EAseI5, jokes 4 &C.,
gcazisdgn Merchants
uo8ln M.Eetts strest Af3s-.s, "a
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NaNTEn IN Hlnr

TFyfE Charlotte aHG sssth csrodRs RElread Gem
uzny IL essnsua 81 hisisg fer ths enEuiae Fssr two
hauastd abla -beaisd EESsse EEN. The c.untrv l.
le4llty aHd remote rcm The eneay, aBd ths ssup.ny
prssrod 70 feed abe HeFroes EBd cs he the ee Hio
aby Ihrss are iadaesinsats wgriEy of csHtidot sun
70 hose hsyiEg sssg oe1 to kEs Aiiarsss
TItSs T. sHAKP, superintendent,
daFIm CsluEsbis 8 &.