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The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-19

Halls Sarsnpniilia yellow Dock and
Iodtde Potass is prepared from the finest r,d
Jamaica Sarsaparla and English Iodide Of Po;ass
admirable as a restorative aud purifier of the
blood, it cleances the system of al morbid and inn
pure matter-removes pimples boiis and eruptons
from the skin--cures rheumatism and pains Of all
kinds. All who afford should il. as il tend
to give them strength and proloug life. Sold by
druggists generally, at 81 90 per bottle.
r. HALL d Co, Proprietor.
Wholesale Druggists, las and l36 Clay street,
a2l6m San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-19

FxosT-Uue the severest frosts ever experi
encei in Oroville, was notable occurrence of
Friday morning.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-19

Glove Anodyne Toothache Drops.-This
simple eificacious remedy acts instantly upon
the nerve of the TOOTH and immediate relief is
given 1t will not unpleasantly effect the breath
IKE hreosote injure the gums or destroy the en-
amel of the teeth; the numerous cures il has ac-
complished are well attested, and it has Only to
become generally known to be as highly apprecia-
ted by the public as it has long been by dentists.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-19
HYDRAULIC HOSE!

1V1 Sewed with three seams, which will stand
the pressure of one hundred feet single for Twenty
five cents per yard for sewing, and will last longer
than the duck will without ripping.
have a large supply of canvass and read made
Hose on hand.
Come and give me a call and see for yourselves.
at McGuires Saloon, Burt's brick building, Bird
street, Oroville.
jylatf W. ROSsEy.
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DIED.

At Nelson Bar, Butte County, January 9th lS6
LEVI HAN. aged "A years.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-19
ATTENTION. srR txNICuTs.

OROvILLE LODGE No. I03. Z. \. II.
a THE STATED CONCENTRATIONS or
Wy Orovlle Lodge, No. l03, Of F. A. NJ, are
~ held on the last Saturday Of each month"; at
the Masonic Hall, over A. McDormott's Drug
Store. DANIEL JEWETT, M.
GEO. c. PERKINS, Sec'y.
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RBNCH PROTESTsNF s. 1To0T
RkliRdaInhin ar

M ADAnE VALIANT viii re open her se.-,,,,., -,
~ Senoot Iof youhg ladies' NJ les Cbesfnuf ss-l ~
sepsember Superior Instructions In ~ 80 =
sr.nehes' to both Of Ehish equally serous -
H.ne WA Madame valiant, wa saperinIsnd 81. = =.
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Seeds.


Flour. era, Sc.
RHn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family glour;
OOU so acks Corn.
% bbls Lard
80 - Greer Apples;
25 CASES ParrspIne Wax Candles;
D Flour Sach s. sity pounss)
On consignment, for sale by
W. WATTS & CO.,
Janl9d No. 81 College street, near Broad.
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Il O A ID TIERS TOR 1851
At the FHil G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.


No. I. Green Mountain Hack Hawk.
E1HIs FI%Sr CLASS sOADSTER, viii maae his season fo
1861, the Stat Fair Ground Nashville begnnint
Ma Oh 4h and osius An So TIE Season,
for
lie beautiful hiSck, six years old trotted Athens
ioO sos and sc'rAnly most hsnsom- and perfect
arse in hi' at has hTJug tn III state
oFra Vern' imported ~ g. g>,snd hy
Hatch hor g be ~ Ii dfOO he on Black 1sk heby sher
al snh b., tie Original IstD H'rgan Dam pur0e,
81 Charles Or gr Woodbury. an, AID hence com
tines fur Of The b 81 trOi ng
NO g SaHkes EkahIH.
AoAPiT l. BAY COLI years old ~ We mont Boy. dan
oy Woodbury. u be e TO - tn season, $40
Ihsule lie rs very promising.
no. 8, " ashinEtOa the cd.
GOOD BAY years DID, by Ole Vashiag n dam an excel
lent Trottng Mare, will be IS Mares The
SIS to iususe in fURl.
Breeders will lsa-e examine the above Stations
Grass pasture Il the farm & flaming aid grain
mares in good Conui.iOn, at 8 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Der AFent Tor Company
Oscar klnba vii be resdy all times stock to
gentlemen.
Refer - Oven, Of williamson, Col Allen Of Sun.
ner, T. flaming, Of Davidson. Dr. A. T. eooch, Of RuhF
Ord nar5-u
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valuable Printing Office for sale
ITUATEDn wealthy section Of country IN Tennessee.
~ nA'nR m extensive ton ard sdy rtising pat
ronae The apef is renocrat and will sold
terms 10 no oEr hoEeVer but Democrat The essi
shec to sdyo ate State Equality the IropT
u 90 oatOf his hands to be devo any other purpose 70,
further the CaIOE OFvCz
OctIQ-Im
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HItH PR.CE rOn yEcnon.

LII the highssf usrke rr-s for . likely y1ung
groes bOih sexts from 2 TO 20 years Call st 20 CedA
havefor hire about 81 Negroes for the balance year
boys and EiTls. Of all sges-sone we'll quslih"d
G. ". HITCHINGs,
"a
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hsplAnts <..esm.
AWVA Icn, called CAPTIAI VIKW, lying &89f1tA
Nff5 the usrth side Of Cumberland River, &lfcfkSR
feSsNA three mlesfrom the City OfNeshville. RS&f5<
llAIE& containg about TAree Hum
MNt86sA8 dred Acres. he will sell IL all ~~GHEna-
tgethrI In small tracts lots to suit purchasers
r Exchange for well improved property IN city II s
he very quality OF sell well Eatered shout half
in cultivation, and the balance IN hne timber and pasture
coed dwelling houses good harm and stables
information apply to the undersigned 70 John D. James
sep20 II TH0s. @. JAMES
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3 rsw n
FURNITURE STORE
NEW

..-shae takes his method Of intern ing BIS Psfens
he pab generally that le has in srrisso ron scs
81 ndid escek fashonlnle kafrhurs % Nl1s
kast W,n an attention. BE has iRkens ana tnp1liy
ee q - he sscre No % Marie. street hex ooor ~
1tsee ~ ton and fair dealins to merit snafe
"a no, an particularly cesous 70 SLOW 70 noss
psT % urcha.s, ny stock q Netaes ssss pscs ano
stcre'N No. 30 Market street, yot VIII nsat VIE
,sntve cerls, Who pleasure % show tne tsoeh
Whe Their you wish e purchase OF noe ~ ""~''s> ~
0ny ttAs e.. ee'10''ss'"s'A' sANL HERsHAW.
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H.cHRsTaAn.
M. & e. r. CK
WHOLESALE GRoOERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRArpIRs, WINES, TOBACCO. oIeARa. NAILS.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or OOLEEGA AND 0zURcz g7R-rZS
Nashville, Tennessee.
WWYE receipt Of large and veil .eIe,d .ock AT
wv Groceries, Liquors, etc, consisting in part AZ fIigwn
$50 bids Sugar, ali grades; l00O0a Havsn.
roo bbls choice Molasses 900 kegs Nails asxorfad.
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Bucketsi
Zoe bbs Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Walauts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bills Psesns;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bhiE FiIherts
100 BOZ res Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 60.
IS Hkk \ choice French Brsndies;
20 Ecasks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WlnesI
$50 baskets best brands ChaEDaGna:
so boxes Scovill CaEeI,
100 bsIs tine Robertson COUNTY whi.sy'
2s bbs pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American BRANDY
Gin, &c.
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for tbs Dupont and Sycamore Powder The IN
1rBgred Icing the only Agentsin Nashville
ART stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine for sale
U9 kegs Dupont Rife Po-der s0 kegs Hazard BssingPos
800 50 DO DC DC 5000 f EsI. .ys.uor. Bl..sn.
10y sSS Kegs HAssrd Do DO :. Powder;
DO DO DO Do Do 'U s 3,s5 Of Powder assorted
OO Dupont BsstingPoW so bbls Toy, Bedford Co.
| Jsnll HARF o4RITHAn Agents.
| SOLE AGENTS EGR
gopons sPowder; Joy, Bickford q Co.'s SAFETY
| Sycamore 90
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VUsT RECESSED and constantly are article Of Pari
d nne Varujsh Of the quality, in quantities to suit pu
e6asers BENZ 2 SHIELDS a co .
Also Of PerfuRery, Enveops for saieto tbs
,,aSe fiHns3-t If, s,' B y. s Il co.
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VRlua lie l. a a for sale.
275 acres Clear ed, and in a fine state
of Cultivation.
VENHIS Farm lies mile from Station on the Win
chester and AlabamA Railroad nine miles from Wnches
ter and three niles from Salem, in Franklin csnny On thu
Farm comfortable dwelling, rood negro cabins and s
necessary out houses Close to the dwelling hne spring,
good Csten and plenty Of fsiag The
ALL RICH and for cultivation unsurpassed ~ any
II the county propose 70 sell thu valuable Trset Of Land
and would refer who wish l.,
White Nashville, Tenn AS Colyar, Winchester, The,
can refer to the premises.
HARVEY g. WILLIAM,
oct A'-d Winchester. franklin county, Tenn
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p,ANOS, mUSICy

AM now receiving ny Fall stock Of Panofortes non "a
FOLLOWING FACTORIES which will be the largest ever
de city steinwsy Sous Gale Go aypes SteSIsLs
Iaxlrtop Brothers. a Bauhe Co.. Peters Ano Lign
Bradbury aid ebs le Schmidt all o. sncn VIII ~ ~
81 sms advance on est ca OF negotiable pePeL Al M
yiolina Tse Drums Brss Instruments nc hor bargains
cone 10 me-" al number 50 'AS' a. O-OS"OA'
Aegdl6-ti
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A Fine COwstFy Residences FOT sale.

IL AVIhG determined carry ny NegrDes to the sse1z
\ 4 s9uth, win Sell sbout n b rec Four %3zSgrA
hundred Acres of Land. being part Of ts7sSI7SsssE
The tract upon which reside, situated on a 3&E
good Turnpike Road, shout thirteen miles from
Nashville, n Of the hest neighbohoods Will 3&
ianson county Sell equal any in the State For partu
aTs apply TO me, the premises, A Lindslsy in
Eeshville A pERKTSz
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EVWAnDS, E1AfalilS q OU.s
Successors to Edwards, GikersOn Co..
wholesale Gr0ccrs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Bzana1esp wines. Tosaccess Cisarss &C.
coREAR ooLLsaEzsD oRuBoH STREETS
Nashville, Tenn
NH7B ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobacccs LIQUORS &C. con-
i ssasIT Of the Trade.
SUGAR, moLAssEs AND SYRUP.
3 hhds Lonisisns Sugar; 80 bills LOverDes powdered
8 ~ ceGss eoeoss s ; 5 Los, Sugar;
100 half bbl' Plantation Mo 50 pactaG st Louis Golden
sObbls Refined Mola.ses; Opks New Orleans Golden
so bbls Coverings chrush, Syrup;
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio cofes bass Old COL Java coses
100 bags New Orleans Bio COT bag. Lasairs Coffee:
wHlsKY.
| 100 Tenn White /" key
100 X DD 80 bis Smiths Ola Reserve
| epuneheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BaANDlEs. WINS, &c.
10 quarter casks seignettes 10 csk, Nader Wine;
tOquartef casks otard, Duprey Is ID Port
to's Brandy; I" sTeet Malaga Winei
| 90 Or casks Rochelle Brandy 10 :" Dry >" I"
| 10 or United Proprietors 50 pks Ginger Wine;
| Brandy; 81 otskets Chsn payne;
| 100 pks American Brandy IS boIes Clsret;
| 100 " Ginger 25 pks ennn Cordial;
| 50 4" Cherry IS :" Mint
! Blackberry so boxes bitters;
| IS Raspberry Is pks Holland Gin;
| 10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObecco-vsriOu' brands;
kecs A 4 Smh's
500 Superior Havana oigars-vsrOus Brands;
$1,000 (" Domestic "
CAaOLEs AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles; so boxes Eearne Candles,
| 200 hif'' 81 TaIlow "
! 50qr" $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
| FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
| 100 +" supernne !"
100 bags Penn1yiysniA Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRlES.
| 900 sacks nne and Salt 100 dozen Bucketsi
| 500 bbls kaaaWha Salt; 50 nest Tubs;
| 20 keys Nails and spikesi IS acks Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware: so hbls Peca and FilbeF1;
| Shi REELS Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Walnuts;
| 100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
| 900 pounds Bar Lead; 100 duzsn Zinc Wash Boards;
so bags Shot assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper;
| l0U dozen Fresh Cove 0y sters; 50 bags PEPPER;
| IS cases saraines, and x Is AlIspice;
1 SO hxs Groun1 Hustnrdt
| so hxs Lemon Syrup; so Fire Crackers;
l $50 pks Raisins SO bbls Cider Vinegar
1 100 MsckPrel; 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
| Is chests Green and Black
With variety Of ether articles.
G-f EDWARDS. HARRIS 90.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oEErcE NAzzvILE CHATI AzoosA RAnRoAD Co., .
October ID, 1853. ! q
order Of the Board Of Directors uaas tho
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable the Treasu Of this
Company zsfolows:
dollar Share TIE st November Isse, and
dollars each Share the s;dsys Ct December, 1854 JAnus
-. February, MARCH, April May June July Auxus eepts
bez. October, and November, 1860.
Payment may Jackson Pyor Jasper Or
Treasurer at his Office 10 Nashville
PrUmpt2essR meeting these calls requested hsabscb
Stock ssthe Of depends sxniua
the provided specifically for that purpose
oet-d "A 0LEAVES, Trasursr,
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GOLD MEDAL PnANOs

Wm hnape g . Piano
Fortes.
NAE pleased to learn that the great o,l5ss Rsiry
w be this month Ia the city u Msccn Georgia the enter
prisfnR Baltimore FIRM, W1. knaie Co.. were e~red The
As,st Pre1um over all competition, Their ceshatsd Cor
Pianos This Fair heng held under the direction Of the
e9nthen Go ten Planters Ass ciai large ana uep,sa
body q men, he mpota ched 70 rscesine he nonos
OF ner ksI protuced we ea'n aerret o. com
on the part Of many Of The Pano Forte
Of e e1unty Several YER, fine IDstTume Is wei on exhb
uon tut ate patient and thorough Of hey
respective merit, the JUDGES unanimously ded ;a the one
rOn tna Manufacorv OF VIM kna q Co. a. he 6. 9c%
$40 and awarded tie Medsl accordingly. ?.
without wishing appear nyiduoue that the en-
ese, public nit and uptring tn which the Messru
knane conduct Ii business, M them in degree
t. sill bonors and Shch they achieved in their
lii Lavish in the expenditure Of time and ey to Produce
fs7st Qualify PGEo, and sd eftisi extensively
their eaolisneht known they have eS reward in the
81 OF large and constantly increasing business the
ratification ~ kn wing that shsnet wherever ccpe
tnn the order dar, judges uniformly pronounce sir
Pianos to be tmcrs Sun, Of December 2d,
1850. - :. =
S-A supply ofthe above cling received By A. a.
Mcclure 81 Union street, the sse Agent Middle
who vi sell at our fscto,y prices. W.
Hari7-n
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Notice TO shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

mas VILE, Tenn, Ma. Oh s, 1861.
WNreshts the w. coneigred the agent
GChattsnooge B Co., Of HsshVeeid designed for ship
thekoad said Company arriving Nashville IN
greater ,nes than be shipped Immediately he road
or stored in warehouses the company that temporary
storage pro have for the to be fund elsewhere
and for the purpose II hsvEE the charges storage
sbe and uniform, gemens have heu mrde with Sessrs
Davis and Harris No Front street. for the Of E
river freiRhs TO gner of 10 per 1900
pounds which will Extra DrsJ storage and hann
prsiuE for commissions all cid ntsl
steHoge. They agreeing 10 prot'cE The ire . forty
Ave eavS without ddonal charge II protec ion for
length time found Lscssry from csuse-Thch is not
4ncI ated particular attention Will be paid to dates and
asc, 10, fsFvs de- will be mads
to give ezpsd,tlen po''pe ntiln and o5TiSte
ces-ity of stOrase - Hashgi,ler
Hsrle-d BP F-H OobE, 'rpt
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charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LEyFx

Charleston and SaVaDC.
FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INnBR.
| EXpREss freight Trains Onar the roads. n. -. ).
1 zfo Deosnosr, lSS9 through rates non Nv ~
9Est Class per 100 lbs, 81 81 Third oi... NJ, In
Hats Caps and Bonnets, Is 70
Tine from s.vannsh and Charleston to NashvtIl. a.,
fine fro. New FORK ana Phnsaelphia, seven and Al,
sauSe the aOvs variations IN tina
Ne desentions BY ice snow. Overcbs-t-. - a.,
III ~ A ga promptly abused 81 tbs
a. ~ *. AAii'OAd on delivery.
| FRENCH PROTESTING So F9fS0T
FhiiadeIPhia, 4th Year.
| MADAME VALIANT viii re one, na- -.
W school for yoaHg ladies le2s Ch-sin1S s-s
Sepsemoef superior Instructions 10 h F,-I;.s -
branches to bote Of Eh.h eQualIy ,erio5. and
s1iane via Madame f2iliAEt, wa superutSna a.
stewart County, stare OF T-1os.-.-
nSI WARE COUNIE cOUaT ar
VeI.-ianesB AcC2rrolI :. ais ;, 49,. -
als-Psttion 10 sell "a 4 Itatps-,B, - -. - sam
SnIs Of !, thai Thea ieCs r0ii sraurfs ~ s-.fS
AeJaTroiI, James hcCarrol.. sa u-l eCa,,oIf
nc AFRO heirs ~ aH Of Frsncis AleCar,ii Ss
resdsnss 81 The stat Of Trnne,es n n - 49, - -
", p11e.on oe ms for four Consecutive s.Sts
r. anil
~ Of SisnTi s requiring said hoo resesrts =, y. -
- 49, o. ne county G LrI rtes Arr coB,t
Hoiueh Al tne Hsurt fo1se 10 said tttntv H. - -
Tennessee the erE mon q, ia jana r., Is,'J - - ~ 81
49, ~ - 4lnanis bill or the san vii b-aSr ~
's'so ss to en- and setdOsD Ter tszrln expsrts
sse7-x4t-pr'sfss g. :, " .. svoE ciss
hshouS CoE0 sGnea fseaDeT a..
Mower.
" lA WOOD GHPaOVEy7EN-r
~ SssofAsea AHcnih= sceived arsf orsns,' -
sotD akbAL a. ne best combined Rsapiua spd No. :.
= E s aLea So.ss Agricultural Par, hes a -
~, IN sSPeenaoef, leS1 fhs trial cane o. u-., So
LeEk, II July, where all the pr .ipaI SynAeala
Seses we're thoroughly tsstsd. TIE comritt-s - .le
saroogn nzrSh.i r Wilder, President Unite sf~. s
Society, 81 Louisville, & -' 'S~~s . Agrieu
nslso received the VEaru TIE pest hesD.r..,a :. -
tso separate committees, aDpointad -
-. - tss DAVIDSON Count Agricultural soc-tv - 49,
SaiJs teOF5 ever most Of the maehines 30 -
Aanero1s stner premiums zESrfs vsr. - - :.
1Iss sns AS season., over sEsEy MachiDsin fmrric-
G 11Sain $50 are ior sale By the uzdsniased
| aenersl Agent for the st.s.
i III
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Tennessee Champion

30 BAtLOEkAs
NAE are prepared to 60 the Fin fOof 1E ~ -.
w Sheet Metal " Ork sssFy stgidas "a
most subs antal manner, and viii cont - &c A e the II
est pozsible rates 7. n gs, ANE Ca,
Birstdoor holos Pa OF - OF Clarch strssj
yaart Ia
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bacon Lard, Buekwhsat Flour Family supplies general
I'D H,by COMBS & AARTINi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-18
From Pensacola.

On Friday Gen. Bragg had all the plans neces
sary laid for taking Pickens. Sentines of Slemmel
are said to have been bribed up to his gates
Memo" alias Mathews, correspondent OF the
Pensacola Observer, betrayed the plan, informed
the fleet and fort, and frustrated the movement
The fort was reinforced that night Gen. Bragg
spy stood upon the beach and counted 85 men as
they defiIed from the surf boats of the Brooklyn
into the fort.
1t was officially announced at the headquarters
of the ColoneIs Of each regiment on Saturday thai
Cen Bragg would have taken Pickens the night
before, perhaps without the loss of a man or the
firing of gun, had it not been for the treachery
of friend in whom he had had confidence fol
years. (Alluling, no doubt, to Captain Adams, in
command of the ileet)
Matthews was arrested last Saturday upon sus
picion of being a spy, and sent to Montgomery fol
investigation.
On Thursday a messenger from Lincoln Q4ieut
Worden, U. S. n arrived at the Navy Yard will
verbal dispatches for the fort and fleet. He was
suffered to pass over 1t is supposed he instructed
the fleet to throw reinforcements in at once.
Five signal guns were heard at nine o'clock il
the fleet, at which time the movement took place
Bragg's spy was arrested and detained until morn
ing. Mobile Tribune.
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Movement of Troops.

The Mobile Advertiser of Tuesday has the fo
lowing:
The steamer Carondelet left town at Ii O o'cloc
Saturday evening, for Halls Landing, carrying be
sides the troops previously mentioned, the Qutma1
Light Artillery, from Jackson, Miss, Capt. j. +
Kerr, First Lieutenant r. H. Hurdom, Senior Sec
ond Sieutenant (and acting Surgeon) NJ. W. Boyd
Junior Second Lieutenant j. F. Lester and 81 raDl
and flea portion of the company having been lef
behind. After leaving her freight and the barge
the CarOndelet went on to the arsenal to bring
down 500 barrels of powder.
The Kate Dale, when she took over the New Or
leans troops, was heavily loaded with provisions
for Warrington, but orders were telegraphed to her
to remain, after reaching the landing, until arrange.
ments could be made for discharging her cargo
She returned to town yesterday morning, leaving
the Slcksburg and jackson comnanes encamped
on HOneycut Bluff, Just at the landing. This point
is about nine and a-haf miles above Blakely, and
two and a-half miles above the terminus of the Mo
bile and Great Northern Railroad. A force of
about seventy wagons is employed on the road, in
transporting provisions, winch have accumulated
there to the amount of 100000 rations. There is no
small amount of other stores, but the provisions
claim the preference.
The New Orleans companies had moved about
eight miles Hp the road.
Saturday night the steamer Southern Republic
brought down 315 men from the Arsenal where
they have been drilling for month or two past
Those who have been longest under instructions
are said to be very well drilled These men CON
stitute the companies of Captains J. 7. Gee, com
manding the battalion, II. Maury, W. Walker and
J. Q. Loomis.
Sunday morning, the COMPLEMENT of the Sd and
5th companies of Louisiana Zouaves arrived on the
Cuba from New Orleans, numbering SIS bayonets
They come under the immediate command of Col
J. Coppens and Lieuts. T. Person, G. Fabre, V,
Minot and J. p McNeil. Adjutant Cormbes, of the
Orleans Artillery also came over by the Cuba, on
his way to Montgomery.
Col. Coppens goes to Warrington, via Halls
Landing, to assume the command of his battalion
Capt Gees battalion went down to Fort Morgan
yesterday on the Kate Dale.
The steamer Lewis brought over from New Or
leans this morning 40 mechanics 20 teamsters 90
mules and 10 wagons with their equippage, all in
tended, we suppose, for Gen. Braggs army, and
for the route between Tensas and the Pensacola
Railroad.
We understand that the Sharpshooers leave
Vicksburg, and the 4th company of Iouaves, New
Orleans, to-day for Mobile.