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100 M0t1s1ehtrt, N P &
l12tW Co. 5000
$4,000! !se' q co.. 5000
& co........ nmo
rs cool Jaeots, B e.. $1,000
JDnes, Clifford
~. .fo0l d Co....... $1,000
battson 61,coo
1890 Jordan, r H.. ba,0W
co.....'...... w. es,1oo
@,om| Bro........... $4,000
1es, ,omI Co.'....s... ..4 . 7l5,oo0
A.M0lKeoRh, " H.. H,@
100, ,00}Kimba!l&Wool-
@,H1} cott.......... $1,000
Cos n.' = - - 5o,ooo
s4nun|Ke!1y, Ed1..: $4,000
II, ,G4 4KrouberR, II 8 o,n
1W,NO Co. 71,@
$40 1l Keller q Bltnn. n,m
13s M|kfEfft q Co =. 3Mg
,Ml, ,W0I Klnz, ,Kelly& Co $751; 600
King, Harmon 4
W,@ Co. S1.MN
ktne q Corell,. 1G,@
@.MIkinR, VIM i, s. ,,o,o
155 ] 3 eel 96t co........." 5000
106,N0
, 1865-07-22

WATCH ForED.-On Tuesday LAST. of1ees Kelly.
OF the 1T Precinct Police, found ! hne silver
hnutug.case watch lying On the sldewalk- which
the owner can recover By proving property. Or
0eer Kelly may be fonud At the AIUQtY.
, 1865-07-22

Capt. CAMPBELL Coumlsauy Of Subsistence at
this post, made the following award 10. Brown
Sugar, Jesterday: g. v, Flandsts b Co., Is 900
Ms at 143c.
, 1865-07-22
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mAn and 1ieut Col Twin vol, svo 80 psE,s,
With faaeatte ssel portraits Of Matx 8eaeala R6- +.
man. HowsEd. eiocum. Loeau. Baig nd 8eho.a1d,
saA hsvss Ha,ar 6soaAs KnrasEsck snd IN D..
f4etr zbl1ts and with finely en1rxTrd mS~e ID yae
ms1ch rom Chatta1ookA 70 Atlanta. sha ms1rn non
atlanta to Savannah. the mach dom M nth %
aoi6sn1fo, Tho ai.Ea Of AZ aata ant tho bA:ils Of
fhe puiposs b. 6en~al O u Poe. Chief NnYirsae OF
shmma11 army. I've m4s9 of the several msfrhss
1:vQ " 6sssl t66 routes Of ths Ge1rsal eo:ps md ths
d.na@f points u which The enenJ vas 1bund II
uenched. met9E eonkHse ptds1ns nfthe tsyeEAi
HIstl3 OF fA1 It1d army . WhoA% and Ia Al In
detat1 iks authors nAyinx feo ecee1 - pfiy&.e r.
cords ad ents sectsstbt9 TO no cn3 ass u well
u TO ontiol FApp. III Of which a1e to
nus md fa11 ful eocompdsaOaut o. s1ch m u1dss+
taxing. his fro 70 hs private rtc >rd1 OF TIA
several tonHandinH Gsaitak vlu enahaes skan to pre-
sent the I1AK1 uy11d11L H5ToHT Of neso S1e4t cam.
paEns, ana prepare tuch work q 20 ons ase ctn
po SHY a.; Bod only by subse1fpsdon. P.io3 uz!'
form and nheRnJ. 8tnt aoT ctIrnfef aAd b!Aak sp-
el!cNion- t1fleetnk ~ 50 roz IN ou1d: ana nsanoe
tuK lcvUsl count d in tne order OF yoaE chslc6 Nc
gtye on tvo or this tnvnhlrs 10 beGin with. BIT
hold In eaayyAton ontrs county OF mora foE eAch
eEe1t 10 that IN EXTENSION Of tdfofy can b. HE11T:
al1ef proper rial, II rooHd mutually desbAb!a.
- bet apno7 Dne1oent IN rstd1y'1 <ksh3 tlsoA OF the
Tribune. G f.VMT AGO. Wegt8<1 Fu0hssAs4 81
DeaIbo7n Gtrakt ChlcAfo III
F: a.No mofe szents wsntzd II mi1ots. north Of
EnfXEfHf1a.
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aATURDAY. JULY @, 1865.
THE CITY,


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WtdoH'e V;ctim-Affe1noon md evening.
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Dunbar, Geo. &
Co...........
DupeF, Il M....
pi6i1ppu E,...
Ely, D ] Geo.
EkinBk Merrill
Eastman, Galen
Elfred E.......
ElllEou, Geo..
Ftk, Kifkllnd
& Co.........
Freedman &
Gookkiud....
FrantenthM. E
A&Co.......
Fargo d Bill.
Flint & Thomp-
em. .........4
Far,J JamesJs..
Fa1on, EG L..
FaToYttc l. Son
Farwell, Field
Co. &
F1Rnteu, G WI,
Ferry d Son..
Far'eSs, Green
& Co,........
Foreman EBro2
Fish, D B.....
Fedeetin, Colin
4 Co.,.
Fuller, Warren
& %.....-...
Fuller, Finch d
Fuller........
Goodrich, n E
Goodrich, A E.
GAInett, " n.
Gould, T. Bro.
Gebike, C&Co
Gf1fett, TttM d
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GrigeF. s Co..
Gray, Phelps &
@...,........
Gore, Wileon &
Co,-..........
Gfey, Marshall
& Co.........
GMder, d..
Goldman &Fen-.
NE....--.....
Gilman, ,Gfamre
b %.........
Graves EJTyine
GrnE. M........
Go4a 4 4oaF...
galloway d Co.
Grtenbanm &
SOLE ...-.....
George, Dudley
d Tu1eDHn.. .
Gray, A r & Co
HAWKING, CGF !
Haynes, o b.
Hutchinson, B
Co....... !
Hunt, Barber d
Hernti.on1Mit
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"NAN A1A- 6cAto"U cSe1
W. county in Illinois. = takn osuszs e thu I1tA
Or ADRAAaA LINCOLN i: ny the .tany xnnva aad
s.T So,f nes a:9 iss r112 eio s. .ssa9 q III
Dns ~ 1Il % rHnxd IN nota Rnx:ish aad y rnAo,
8 ,ss soi moas iarrins. i.oa "a sssnd 70 %
Lis or PTsicsnt lincoln. AxEnss m noss19
tlr1tory shoult sppJ im1 tdlately-- Alao, Ageno
xatta Y -, FIT. TT, County IN - ga,ssd eSa1se:
BY RW sen NJ. l.Ho., "a psEu. cloth, Hllh 1ssel
po!t5.HM II u -: Sold only y eaeTes,s9 axszta-
r1nH weou7et H1NRY Il BRENTWOOD, II Len.
ntrd Blosk. adjoining sas rpss Gmce) CaicAxo, IL
, 1865-07-22

ACCIDENT 70 TEE CLARK STREET BnIpoE,-
About half past seven o'clock yesterday morning,
as ,he schooner "willlam Jonet," In tow Of he
tug boat '.Mosher," wa1 coming up the river, abe
struck the end OF the CLARK street bridge wish her
jibboom. which, entering under the bridge. ripped
up about twenty feet Of the plsnking. and large
umbers. rendering The bndEe unservIeeable ex-
eept for foot passengers, AL day yefterday. We
are informed th1t the accident was the result OF
the tug, who ran her up close 70 tho center. or
bridge pier, for the purpose Of permitting tag
steward Of the "Aosher" to botrd her, which
course md colltdtng her with the bridge The
dsmaRe dona 70 the bridge will closely appro3l-
Of 4 les extent. We understand hist tho second
mste Of the "Jonea'' had his left arm broken By
RetsiIg 1t caught bctwesn eome portions Of The
rigging.
, 1865-07-22

The Selt.atirri1g Coffee Roastln9 Ma
chine 10 meetllg with universal appreciation.
with this machine the coffee IL all roaated alike.
none burned or overdone, none left partly done.
We recommend II to all houeekeepcIs. They are
for eale BY Bacon i Oter, 1o4 South Water etteat,
and III Dearborn street. jy23e3S5 II
, 1865-07-22

WANTED-Agents 1mmedi
ately, 70 ss1 "FoH Tenn In seoeEA. Ad
ventures within md 6aJond tha Ut1cI Hn6k~ By ~.
MUS Henri RzoHns, 5peciA Waf opf1AroHda1t of Ia
Z. Tribune, eentsintax fsta, inn1dsaa. sat111n9
AND romantic Adventures, nd UnpAshlla1sA aIP1kzs
ences II the NsuonN AEmles sid Ttssa-ais ln1fs.
onnaut md EeesprIhs Fkz1ans p&n E1t1 M ~
printed on INA pspa. tastafnU bound md lluE6ssea
11th eight spirited en{sa1.nS1 AlAo. aesnte 70 ssll
Vol - noW ready roE deliIss4. Va. r. Wi % 6.
sqsd = 1ooA = p.eNeshla. 1dd1s1 GID: 2 G. NJ
, 1865-07-22

,n1.,nrs ~ Fita, soon becomes firmly fixed By
haSis each aliack increasing TIE liability to = re-
ra.iine de disofder. In the absence Of proper
fetmg a.Iasni M mrs intneas vith .ght aase9l.r
txitshings, occurring at long inssF.tls II tine
snd the nstent gsndually NIX. into tnbselity.
, 1865-07-22

A perfect Buecess-the bcet IN market-is not
dye-w1u NOT etaIn the akin i; restores gray and
tated hair to it, former beauty: prevents 1t from
falling odi RiTe. It foft s.lk- -lke appearance; a.
Burnham 4 Vsn Setback. 16 Lsko street, agents
for the Sof1hweJt, ieayT96 39tTrEs WED SAT
, 1865-07-22

al the face Of the c0fper, then turned away.
surt! of grief sub:i6ed, the three commenced to
sa.k over the!r dead comtsde, speaking Of his
Uniform coed c:psurt and bravery, and hl. quiet
rel Aytor, and dlstugsIug the best nae7ns Of com.
mu,icatrg the ne<s 10 tho b. reayed family,
The Coroner arrived At little past tEo O'clock
IND proceeded 1t once to smpancl Jury. Some
Twelve good and lawInl men," but .hey we're 1t
length tworn, and the inquest conntnced. The
following lie the evidence adduced:
ALBERT CARD SWORN
1kerp . earrisgs shop, and do bushes at Nos.
the disturbance. I vas standing at ~ shop door.
tWo men run BY my shop; nne Was 10 so.tler's
stme1bieg else II. Tie other hand: The other
msn With him, think, had on soldiers pants
looms. They were ruuning noIth; Ths men who
the crowd wis, snd to The door OF the saloon
on Wels sIcet, near the GaleDa depot. the
record door from The north west corner OF hipxie
oen feepes sssnsDs xh IL Ssek eos aafd
be va. cut III the face and on the neck. I aeked
him Whist was the u.t1tr. He snd man was shot
eos no Sh1 col 70 ~ hsss
md ssw man lying on bis back On the door:
there was crowd Of .olditrt ronnd hin. /
.,ksd wns. ". re mattel gae Of tae soldier.
him, and be raid "Some Of uur own boys
cone il, hut thtnk he VIII get over H." IL.
Noa4es1e koMK ne Will ne VIII get QTeF
Dreaming IN few minutes" then tuned
ana walked toEaEd the door. Is cid 50 toe a.
lo1n Keeper s'ood near The door, and one OF the
s9iesaefs-l th,nk u WIS rot the artt one epoke
Wtn-came ont think from hehind the bar, and
JGu are; you ere not to biame; nobody Wit hurt
you, nor nothing. IN the hou.e." There Were
then in the house no one put lie
st,Ds Goeen peidier.. 0 peusa'p' o,a no! haf ,.,
any Of the eoldiers Gay where he w.s shot: .sT
nothing more; then turned and left tha honse
Mr Jhnsen-Mr. NeWbeYry's cerk-Was nn7r fhe
door, We went over to the depot together Ipr
help; ab VIC went Over We net police of1cer.
sid IN We csTne back he had got the e1loou Ecenet
snd wae taking him sway. The police odicef te-
marked thst II he cid not take him aEsy he would
be hurt. Ip1rtially know the policemln. hf,ef-
wsrds We passed through tho crowd sud
stood awhile. then went up to my
bui ding, and. looking ont, s1w tue
crowd commence breaking In. After that did
not 90 near till ban m hour Afterwards. The
rasn ly!1 b. re II, believe. tho same one ssw
lying In the SALOON, atked the e4loon keepe1
Wbcp d7At taT him what was the Inslter, and he
i'd theIe vas min shot, and that be (hIneelE)
hsu no VT tpon. do mol know the taloon keeper
or hts name. have only been In the saloon
once or twire; the last time was on Monday,
Noticed then that there vas new man in the
hou8e. AID aeked him II the other one had sold
out; he answered thkt he hAd oou9ht out the
place. --
EpvAEn HpHLz gwo1H,
tThe v1tnes spoke in German, his evtdeuce
lam STONE cutter. lvsnt for SOLDIER. I
, 1865-07-22

se1ed In the soth M.sssehasstts reci inent, Co.
G: returned in October. 15aa. l enlisted Nay
Norih Walls street, % not know Tie 1ine Of
tbe s,loon;keepet. boarded there with that
nun the past e. iSht dasa. was not present when
the shooting In the FALCON occurred. 1 was
seS1 eoe not o wo1s into ths t.oaa: e Asout ~
ten O'Clock about TX soldiers came thete; each
atcd e.S sp Ts d.
csthol,e; he replied, "Yes." Then one ol s6e
sep1 ~ ~ ID o1 mi p,9 Tas 81 @
drinks Al they ware going out tie es(oon Keeper
wet ailer them and cRusht ono OF them at the
sr as9F he On nd6s, sas a9S a9S iesd Z. ,o ai9
iIsice the door. Aiter be got Inside. @ the t rest
followed into The room. Tnen they commenced
,1R h1@:, Then lei, aiter got outaiae. / s1u
The soldiers breaking the w1nd0wA- 1 vent into
Clothing gto!e, Nd dld got see sny thing more
not fee plitoi al iii IN the house. Tns ss1osa
keeper had small eun In the house, but I id
not see any body use IT. I saw thozna this morn
nx " Rtas ae ~ sogn opepei H.
on. @ aau @ ps i aaa . him e. :eoa. se3s sad
soon s r. fssper ss "a s ns g @ as
4elfas well as he eould when they attacked him.
DO pot know that Tho saloon keeper had pistol
70 tho S TIE
the row. II the soldiers had pistols In their hands
probably would have seen It. The saloon keep.
sf ee1d s gesn es .fd
lou nan. This WAS bcfore be asked thon 70 pay for
theliqusr before they the had dranks. Donot know
whether the msn he followed ont va he one who
ordered The drinks q not DID not he3s s1y r.:
port Of the firing About four minutes alter left
the store heard that mar had been ehot The
store went into IL two doors nom tae s&'oon.
CHARLES F1sHER sWoRn.
Hive at No. 50 North Wells street. next door
heard noiec In the s1loon a. Of scu1ltoc, and
went out and ssw the pEopriesor Of saloou rush.
mu1dsr" s: sopeshins Ike tnst " Wens 1t ,nsias,
and went INTO the back Or the saloon. Just ID I
ra1 ont ofmy store I herd pistol hred, or q
nse 1s T. Whsn got 1te The
seemed to % 1n.nimale. and they were looking
for something u bRthe his temples. The ealoo5
keeper came back again 10 the door and Two po-
safety, I heard ose Of the soldiers say that
II was one Of the citizens who ared the sho..
were breaking mp ahe place, 1 saw gnu In the
hands OF . soldier who WAS smashing things 10
w4lh It. did not h. II the faloon keepsf ssJ
aere n H. S sso
saw ave or six scldlers 20 into the placo, ind
sItefwarts saW tEo men running up north; this
EAe WhIe Wae inside my OWE pllce At the window.
which pro,eetI; the two men ran past nay window;
! did not notice II they h8d anything in their
hx1os- alsi heard the teu1imK and went ont to
see; jast a. camo ont s.w the e1loon Keeper
come out, do not know the saloon keeper
namei he has only BEEN thera about week, but /
thought him to he Il decent, 1noneu1ive, civil,
quiet Sind o1 man, but did moi know much shout
him. When went ir, there wsre ss1 OF eeren
EoldttE IN the esloon. do not reepltect II any
Of the solce1u followed The saloon keeper ont but
INK they did not
CHISTIAA HKEKr9 SWORN.
lam painter. I Tive IN No, 60 Ohio street I
WIS working in the saloon this morning ffom
, 1865-07-22

(The watness spoke in German, his evidences
wsn IDterp1tted.l
lam s:one cutter. Iwsut for q spltier. I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04
AIsonIhANEOUs!

L ..Hr 10. H I'd H.H % .N .
There is bitter contest for the United
States senatotship in Maryland. Thefriends
Of Mr.. ofsswsll have issued 4 manifesto
denounctng Mon.go&sry BIaip s. s. not Sdta in
bath Wisa ths Uniod absaa qasbsaa 81 The j stSte,
and Rs having OPPOSED ahd e46aI q a u
the csase Of emaanSipatibth. q y 'Asf 81,
1t is reported that the southern peace
agents suggested to Psesidspt Lincoln that
the southern slaves are worth nine han-
dred million dOllars, for which the govern
ment should pay in case of reunion, and
that the president replied: "T6at little bill
ig lP settled and The receipts fled avsy~y
Mss Harriet Lane, who presided ct the
White Hopss so!gracefully during. Mr.. Bu-
chanan's administration isnyisittug Mrs.
Bsrgham, the wife of the Belgian minister
at Washington, and is ono Of the bells. of
the city. t.5sgsi a,,
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati GGsetts reports '.ths ablest 'of
American sditots'' as saying. lp"No man
can be elected speaker of the House of
Representatives of the thirty,niuth Con-
gressS without the distinct understanding z
that helWill not re-appOiut Thad.g Stevens
as chairman of the ways and meAns com.
mittee."f au3 y ] .Hef as ssuraa (
The latest ands most marvellous linven-
tiOn Of "Druid," J" the secesh Baltimore cor
respondent of the New York World, is
that Gen. Lee has a grand scheme for
abandoning Richmond to Grant while he
moves on Washington, where he will es-
tablish himself as military dictator, dis.
solve both the Federal and Confederate
governments, and re.organize on the old
basis, as before the war. The details Of
this magnificent scheme are very properly
left to the Imagination. 500 s=fvi tasct4aaf
Parson Brownlow says he ehalI continue
toiedit his Knoxville WHIg5 ana nst nope.
"that no friend has formed SO low an esti-
mate of our abilities as to suppose for .
moment that We can't govern one State in
rebellion and edit a newspaper at the
same time.'' tI L1ils1 s zHl,l -ai
Thad. Stevens, the grim old joker, says
Col! FOrney has hired Roger A. Pryor tc
edit bis Washington Chronicle. '''
Rebel deserters from Dick Tayior's army
say that Mobile is to be defended, Rebel
troops are ordered in that direction, from
Tennessee and Northern Alabama. Kirby
Smiths army still refuses to cross, to the
east side Of the Mississippi, after two at
temptR to move the men, and il Is thought
third attempt will result in open mutiny.
All the Union prisoners at, Camp Ford,
Texas, have been exchanged. - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04

burn their cotton, or more completely
sscreteit. We are not aware what is the
real intention of the Government. with
respect to the cotton taken at Savannah,
but judging from the way in which the
business has been conducted, it would
appear to have chosen a policy Of indis.
criminate cOnfscation. This, at least, is
the cOnstruction-sthat will be put upon
the business within the rebel linesy 1t is
much to be hoped that the Government
will early adopt q liberal policy on this
question, and make it known in such a
way that the private holders within the
rebel lines willregard 1t to their interest
to hold their cotton until they have aci
cess to the ports. d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04
PROPOSALS FOR FORAaR.
oHIpF QuARTEnMAsrgR,s opp1op.
DRPARThENT OF WEST VIRGINIA

~ DEPARTMENT OF WEST VIRGINIA, y )
CUNBEALAND, ND, November 18th, 1854
CNEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicate arc invited bv
y the underEgned for supplying the Quarter
MATTERS Department in the Department Of WeSt
West VirginiA, and Gallipolis, Ohio and the Geve.
raj DePOt8 on the liue OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as folioEs: olarkGburg, Grafton, Nov
Greek, Cumberland, mhrtinsburg, HarPer's Ferry,
Straw. nj go - ,. f-'7rT- !
Bids will bc received for the delivery Of three tho
sand $4,000 bushels of Corn or Oats and iffy (60l
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards, and must be Rc-
companied by copy Of this advertisements.
Bidders uiuHt state at which Of the above named
polnts they propose to make dsliVerisS,- and the
rates at which they will make deliveries thereat
tne 9uHneties OF each article proposed to be delH
cred, the time whom said delivery nhall be com
meueed aud whon to be completed. ~
oorn to be PutnP In good strong sacks, Hay and
Oats to be securely bAlod.
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
viii be subject to rigid inspection by Govern
ment Inspector, before being acceptOd. :,
Contracts will be awarded 'horn time to time n
the lowest rosponstbe bidder, as the interests q
the GOverumont may require. - Z
No bids viii be considered from partie, ,vbc h,,,;
failed heretofore to comply with their Contracts
All proposals. must be accompanied by 4 SUarnn.
ty, signed by two responsible persons tbs In caIf
the bid Is accepted he or they WI within the tis
named, execute the contract for the same with eood
and sufficient sureties in sum equal in amount Z
the amCnnt Of the contracts to deliver forage pro
posed, f. conformity with the terms OF this atVer
ttSeno t,'nd in bidder shall fail to enter n
to the 60 tract they to mako good the difference be
IponEolo bidder or tho person 70 whom the eontrac
may be awarded ~ p .i1 'a. p f-Tl17
The responsibility of tho "a must be 5ovr
by the official csrtihcate Of United States DistriSt
Judge or Attorney, COIlsctor Of Customs, or othel
government official, known by this ONCE
AlpartieS will be duly Ioti6ed Of the 1eceutauor
or rejection Of their propCiala.' :
All proposals. must be mAds in duplicate, and b
accompanied With thS0a OF allegiance 81 the paF
or parties, uuie'' it has already been placed Oh
The full name and post oHleo address Of each bid
In he
S. FPat 6l addressed . Captain q. Farms
for Rorage.n ~" A'OPUsSl-
bIank ioImo OF bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application to this ON ca -
Al proposals received under thla adyertSemsnt
VIII be opened and examined at this once on WEn-
NESDAY and SATURDAY of each Yeek. At 10 NJ.
Bidders are respectfully invited to be present At thS
opening Of bids, II they desire,
fs J, g. G.IRARNSWORTH.
Captain and Chief Quarterm aster
oeoA4-i Department Of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04
The Prospect Tor Cotton. and Cotton
Goods. ~
From the N. 7. Commercial Advertiser.


Considerable importance is at present
attached to the prospect of our armies So
curing cotton now within the rebel lines.
would necessarily affect very directly the
value of foreign exchange, the supply of
gold and the value of cotton fabrics In
the dry goods trade, the question is es-
peCially one of great interest. The large
reduction in the prices of certain leading
fabries1 made q few, days since, was pre-
dieated upon, the opinion that we are on
the eve of receiving large additional
supply of Southern cotton. Several
firms largely interested in the cotton
trade have their special agencies for as
certaining, as precisely as possible, the
prospect; and there appears to be a pre-
vailing disposition to concur in this view.
It is argued that the rebels have invested
their means as much as possible in cot,
ton, as the only stable property; and
that, to prevent its destruction by the
rebel forces, they have distributed It In
small lots all over the, interior, to be COLI
leeted and brought to market so soon az
the ports may be opened and trade per-
mitted. WeIare disposed to think there
Is considerable force in this view; and
espeCiallyias itihas received confirmation
from citizens of Savannah who have ar
rived here since the fall of that city. a
gentleman, who accompanied Sherman
on his march through Georgia, informs
rs that the people had boarded cotton
with asmueh care and secrecy as gold
itself, and expresses an opinion that the
aggregate thus thrust away into boards,
IN that State is enormous. The extent
to which this secreted cotton will come
into the ports must depend, to large
extent, upon the policy adopted by the
GoTernment. Ifthe whole is to be seized
by the government officers, the marks O
identifcation destroyed, and the cottor
sold ON Government account, then tht
holders have every inducement either x
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