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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-13

ESTATE OF ALEM NARR, DECD.
+ euers Of administration on the estate of
- Alem Mari, late of Scou Twp Column
ba county, deceased, have been sranied
uy the Register of sand county 10 Peter Eat,
residing in Light Street, township and coun-
" aforesaid All persons having claims or
dem antis against the estate OF The decedeni
are requested to present them duly authen
ticaled 10 the administrator for settlemen Mt,
and those indebted 10 the estate will make
payment forthwith TO
PETER ENT, admr.
Scott, May 2sIh, 1862.
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KolIOck's Dandelion COGse.

THIS preparation, made from the besi
Java Coffee, l. recommended by ph hysicisne
as superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility, Dy dyspepsia aud all
bilious disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled 10 abandon the use OF cot
tee will use this without injurious effects.
0ne can contains The strength oi two
pounds OF ordinary coffee. PrIce % GEMS
K0LLOCk'S LEVAIN,
The puresi aud best BAKING POWDER
known, for making light, swee aud nulri-
lious Bread aud cakes. Price 5 cents.
Manufactured bg
II H KQLL0CK Chemist,
Corner OF Broad and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia,
II And sold by al Druggists and Grocers. q
February 90, lS62.-Iy.
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TIE E.iilors oi The Harrisburg Patriot +
Us,os, have been sent to Fort McHemy.
CHARGED with issuing sediIous hand bill.
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GEopes Mack. Esq oi ESry. was shame
fully assaulted on Monday Iasl ia lha. town
BY some hot headei Republican We nn
cer.laud Judge Mack intends having the
mater bronshi before the Courl OF Jnsiice
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PUBLIC SALE
YaInahIe Real Esafa

In PURSUANCE of an order oil Ihe Orphan e
Conri oi Columbia county, on Saturday Tie
23i day OF August next. al 10 O'Clock in
lie forenoon, JohGs NJ Chemterlin, Adm'r
of Noah Pseptiss late of Blonm Iown-
ship. IN SAID connty, deceased, will expose
10 sale by Public Vendue, upon lhe prem
iSex, a cenaia lot OF ground, situate III:
HnpkIn<vIIle. Bloom township Iad joining
bloom -burs Columbia county aud on The
North side oi The public road leading from
fs.oomShnrg r 10 EspyIown, fronting on the
sad raad, adjoining lpi OF The decedent
o., The Ea<l. Iol OF Alice Sny der on the
we-l auJ an alley OF the norm, containing
in trout on The public road aforesaid Sky
nine feet and extending along ihe line OF
Alice Sufder'< lot one hundred and niuefv-
Fl se feel h an alley, thence along said al
lev in Seulh Ea-i diTeriion eighty nine
ipei 10 posi-, thence South westwardIy
enc HUNDRED and fifty five feet TO me public
road. Whereon is erected large Two
story frame house large Brick stable
aud plher onl buildings.
Late ihe Estate of said deceased, situate
in The township of Bloom and county afore-
said JACOB EI EkLI,
Blonm,hurs, jul, %, 1852.
TERMS OF SAIE.-One fourth OF the
purchase money 10 be paid on the coLfir-
NATION oil ihs sale, three fourths IN Ole
year from the confirmation. with interest
from The confirmation, len per cent OF the
one fourth TO be paid al the time OF striking
down the properfy
] M. CHEMBERLIN, Adm T.
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THx TIL CoarAsY- Recruiting is 90
in, on Ensly Tor The new company now
Joining ir this place-wilh fair prospects
of raising Il in ShorI time q needs but 40
msn. Il l. the design 10 raise this compa-
ny lor the nine months service il possible
There ars qui number OF The most inf. :
erAial men giving ihe whole matter their
aid and support. The company will be
raised in order that draft in this county
may be avoided. The raising of His COM
"a ny will complete our quota and noihihs
more Those desiring TO enlist, rather than
hold on for draft will apply Immediately
10 Lieuls Rush, Berwick. or w. II. Jasoby,
Boom<hurg. For Iurher particulars see
hand bills
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CnScERr.-The Hudson Brothers. accom-
parted by Fl. NJ Rogers. the distinguished
vocalist, will give a co cert in he Court
Holse, in this place, on this W edLesda,
evsning The 18Th inst. Our citizens have
had The pleasure Of hearing this troupe Of
singers on previous occasion, ard The "a
vor ib.s opinion formed OF them AT that lime
viii be m,nifssi ny liberal patronage ex-
tented them on heir return. They viii
give but one exhibition in this place AG-
mn,ance % cents, children Is ceuis Tick
els VIII be sold at the door.
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= HOES in variety a, the cheap cash Store
y Of TT. SHARPLESS.
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Cor ". w RIeKsrrs breaihed lis last
on Sunday morning Ia-s. al his isther's res
idence in Oraneesills He had been i'll for
many mqnlh< and bad resigned his com
mand oI the 9th Regi-, renua. Reserve, IN
Consequences al his Tad heal b. He was =
youne man (probabIy % years OF ase. with
lar prosper OF military distinction had
ii.. lie been sparsd; and had Just be- oale
fairly fixed in position Of life he So much
admired He Was The youngest Prnna-
Colonel in ihe army and ranked ame ng the
tina ia poiu, Of ability.
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AuDIToR,s NoTICE

June 4ih 1862
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-25
Imnortant to Abgent soldier

ApJUTANT AND lHsFEeTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Rchmond. November "a 1852.
General Order No 9s-3
k~fOWWgSD ANTS Of conscripts VII cause the fol-
I6Eiuv order 70 be published for at least seven
times in 3 sufficient number Of newspapeH in each
State Of heConfederaey 70 insure It's reachng every
part Of the c0untrys
are nos absent from their comnlands from any other
cause than actual disability under orders from the
- ,-iI -efr.-1 10 their commands fT1lne diateiy
r. CrrnnIvs 1ned officers failing to comply with the
provisions Of the foregoing paragraph within reasoHa-
Die length OF time ID no ease 70 eAeeea t"saty Gays
after tile publication Of this order shall be dropped from
the rolls the sny in dgrace. and teir names viii De
furnished 10 the c0mrnand6nt Of conscrips for enroll
iii. All "a. isted men who shall faIlto comply with
the proviso1H Of paragraph Of this erdsr within
reasoAble length Of time shall be o0nsideued desert
err and treated accordingly; their names 70 be fun-
shed to the commandant Of eOnscripts ia their State,
most eficacious.
" Iu oIdor 70 insure the eiesnt cooperation Of al
concsred TO carry this order ina inmeiste effect de-
psrteut commanders are directed 90 require from the
commanding officer Of each sepersie cOHrnand II their
depRrment prompt repoli Of the names of al absent
from theif commands Thes9 reports mus state in
each case sbe ca1e Of gbsencef and any regmental,
battalalI Or company commanders, who shall know
Ingly be gisy Of fooncealing any Of msathoHzsd
absonee sha conviction thereof, be suInraFy dis-
" I,n5er svisiops Of tbs sseDna efsuss of nara
,rap IT. Of enefal order No 50, coInliasioed officers
and pTvases who are noapable q bearing arms IN con
ssquenea of wounds received ia baftie but who
otherwise 81 fT service, Gf fel- II not 0inerfge
assigned 10 report 20 the nearest comIuendant1c cca-
SCRIPT. ia their res ecve states Who vii, they are
iistsd ig fuch duty assign them 70 he eohection q
sraEzlers and the enforcement Of the proyisions of M
order win fu powers to call upon fhe nearest lHtt
authoTiliss for such assistance as may be neessry
feereto NJ
vi Oaicsrs- OF the qnsrternaster's depsrtments
charged with payment oftToops are hereby directed not
10 pay any commissioned officer commissioned
officer or private who does furnish Satisfactory eyl
dence that he B liable to the penalties Described 10
the foregoing order. ANY diBbursng officer who shal
make payment violation Of this order shall be lisbe
bis bond for the Of such payment BY order
OF g. COOPER,
Adiutsnt and Inspector General. C. S. A.
TOficiall NJ X. CLARK
Major and A. A General Chief Commandant of Con-
scripts, State Of Miss ssippi dec-2O-It
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GENERAL ORDERS No. 96
AD1UTANT AND INSPECTOR-GEGERAL's
OFFICE,
HICHMOND. November 27ih, 1862.
UEAuQUARTEES. TANGIPAR0.
CAMP GF INsTRIC CTF1N

HEAUQUARTERS. TANGIPARO.
CAHP OF INSTRUCTION,
CANT MOORE. la December Is 1862
4 Az commissioned officers and sasied men,
q who ars nov absent from their Commands from
ANY oti.r csuss tasu ao-ua disability, duty under
orders the Sscetsry Of War, OF from ther de
par m=nt commanders VIII return 10 their mnsnds
without delay
provsiocs of the foregoing psrsgrsphr with rea-
soasbls length Of timC, il 10 osse 70 exeee4 twenty
dgvs aftsr the publication Of this order, shsH be
dropped from the rolls of the army in disRr .ce and
their ususs vii be- furnished 10 tbs commandsnt Of
copgcriets for enrolment the ranks,
fII All enlisted ue1 who saall fell TO comply wi b
TIA provisions OF paragraph Of this order within
reasonable length Of Ims, shall b. considered de-
-r,srs and treated uzy their to be fur
nisb 70 he coandani OF consc-pts in their State,
for publication scch ether scton may be deemed
~ In oder to insure the efficient co operation of all
cen er d TO csryy this order into mmedise effect de-
pEt=nt commanders are directed to require from the
clumandng officer Of each sapafa'e command n thti
d.ozrtmsnts prompt report OF The names Of a con
15siu1ed officers ana enlisted men now hb' ent from
tLer c1mma ds. These reports must state ia each
case the Of absence and any regimental bs'-
tsion or company commander, w6O shall neglect 10
srrfsr surh Jenrr or VII shall know u civ be euiity
Of cnces ing any ease Of unsuthozsd absence shall,
on oonvicaoH thsreof be sumclsrly dismissed.
v Under Ee Frovisions Of ale seooad clause Of par
aRrsDl gf General Orders No 50 CoInuissi med Off
er, sad pr.v4tsz WIS incapable Of bes7nF in
consequence Of wounds received in battle but Who are
o'5er H. for service are required II not Otherwise
assigned u report 60 the c7musRdsnt OF con
serig.s in their re sqeclve St-tes kosFil they ara
fitted for sIsh duty assign them 10 tscoec ion 81
srsgcers and The euforeement Of the Provisions Of al
oder y th fd Porerat osll upon tAsnesrest military
authority Coz euch f,ssisfsne5 as may BE- nscefssry
taereto.
u Oaicsrs OF tae Q7srernaster's Department
cha ,s1 with payment oI troops are hereby directed
aot pay snF commis stoned ofhce fn COMMISSIONS
Officer or private who does furnish satisfactory ey
dsres thar he is usbls ID the pesatez described ID
Tie Ior-goirg order Any 6isbur ng ofheeTs who shall
make payment in violation Ct thus order SHAH Be liable
on hs b md for the amount OF such payment
By er-er Of s. COOPER.
A6jutsnt snd IusDsetor General.
r. DUMONTUL,
Major and A. General.
Comngud.pg Csmp Of Instruction and Post.
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Offices etc. The Rappahsnnoek affords valuable mo
tive power, available at the falls above. canal ex
tending point forty miles west of the town, affords
means Of transportation for the products Of rich farm
ing country, and the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad connects the city with the State cap
ital just beyond lhe limits Of the city an unfinished
monument begun in 1888 marks the tomb Of the mother
of MRhIin Rfon. who died theIe in l1Sl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-25

FREDERICKSBURG. The town of fredericksburg
Va, having suddenly became a point which public
interest centres, deem It appropriate to give brief
description Of the place. II is pleasantly situated in
fertile valley in SpOtsylvana county the south side
Of the Rappahannock river at the head of tide water
sxtyv miles north OF Richmond and 10 miles above
Chesapeake bay. The population in 1860 was $500
The town was named in honor Of Prince Frederick
father Of George III, and established An early
period Of the colonial II contains a courthouse
several churches orphan asylum three banks, sew
eral mills and foundres three semweekly newspaper
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERs-The Cincinnati Ga
zette gives list of about thirteen hundred deaths
of Federal soldiers in the Nashville hospitals
since March last.
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sPECIAL Orders No. "a.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DISTRICT DEPARTMENT
MISSISSIPPI AND EAST LOUISIANA.


Jackson, Mississippi December - 1862
4 In conformity with special Order No O. head
quarters Department aiississppi and East Louisi-
ana, December 90 le2 all Louisiana State troops now
serving n the First Military District Of this department.
taken prisoners at New Orleans and now exchanged,
viii report without unnecessary delay his Excel
lency Thomas O. Moore governor Of the State Of Lou
isiana-
H. Colonel Szymsnski acting assistant inspector
geIerl viii communicate this order without delay to sll
troops coming within its requirements proceed
their destination in accordance with Instructions which
viii be furnished for their guidance He viii also require
lists in duplicate 20 be prepared comprising the
OF 81 commissioned and commissioned officers and
Priv5es coming under the operation Of this order with
little delay ar is practicable.
H. Commanders OF posts stations camps and all
provost mSrshas scd all officers special service
within The si military district of this department, will
take prompt and effective measures TO aid IN the exc
cutou Of these orders by sending Immediately this
place All officers and so dsTs coming within those
quiremeuts Other commanders and provost msrshSls
through the department Mississippi and East Louisiana
requested TO aid in the execution of this service
BTcomuIand OF Brsgadier-( General D. RUGGLEs.
lG SZGMANSKL
Tiec-3lw A A. and Inspector General
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The location Of the Appeal office
is on State street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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INTERESTING DHPLOmATIC LIT
TERa

The Northern papers contain the diplomatic cores
pondenee Of Secretary Seward with Mr. Adams the
United States Minister at the court Of St james well
as the officials Of the English government in reference
TO the numerous questions that have arisen between the
two governments during the past year. We extract
she following:
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W. b. SCHLUTER.
General Agent and Commission Merchant,

jackson, Miss,
4 TTEEDS TO TIE receiving, forward ng ard selling
~ of all kinds OF nercbxndEe entrusted his care
Ofics one door from Ssangler's Reaeral as
s0riEeut Of ali kinds ofsg03ds on hand for sac.
deI5Im II. L. SCHLUTER.
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ON THE WING.

To HOratiO Seymour, Dean Richmond, John Ian
BuT6a, Charles o. COaROr, Washington Hunt,
Fernando Wood and James Brooks, ReyreSeR-
tatiUe Men of the Triumphant Revolutionary
Partu Of Netg York
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NOTICE Z

T.ieut. A Cooper.-.-.-...-k 39EIGeorgia Asgiu't
! I'll Jones' --....-.-...--- "a hloIlaht-
A ID McGlann -.-.......-- Is 3Jh Ppi-
Hy s ringer------.....---E 54'n aeorgls
r. Cilesple. la Missss ppi
J W Batengaugh- 3iiA Georgia
p Hancoes- s------ --------A s2tn .slans.ihA.
" J Brown. -.-s.it 1-sl A.lAsaa PhH
s T TelieTy -------..-s--A : jim Alaeslna,
8 GsSseft. ft...-.....--.s-s u is hilsa-HaHFl
J B Monday 90 ..O' eau va >
J r M0bl y.......-..--.s-- doggy 3 aFaiiy-
W n T47i-a4-....- \ 80 33t1 Tennessee.
a W Fyafn....... ...s---y "a Missouri Cavalry.
& S t-een----.-..- 4.-- 80. 'tiA tse,ieiA
! Daveaport-- --.--f--ss ~ -, - - ana
= Bryant 4...s..4 ..---- ---A lst Etlliee-
Iol-D vFrs,d .......g ID Kentucky.
Il J}aase. ..5--.C 1Uth Georgia
I p,tirss,, .....- Ala Sharp pshOoters.
I o1fgt ...-B 9th Mississippi
a. = f,7fIi,rs. -..l3 'i9th North Carolina.
45,,is .... .......- 1st Kentucky Infant.
Wu Pall-...-.-f y -.------A ,l1th Arkansas
n p Tbor, ssos. .-s5.....A ID Missouri Cavalry
J II Cotton ,f--....-----G DIST Ten essee.
] " Nyharyon.-..--.-.-- Jicklanos cavalry
B Rod esrs------ ..----D 44th Mississippi
~ L SW5adler- -------..-H Morgan cavalry.
Young. ....---....--F 3lst Alabams
A sloA..... ....---.--....- l5iih Virginia
\ I-iis ..............He lJ4th Virginia.
i IJfl3riagess Rtef--------D y ste Aennessee-
"A frT91sr ....-....-.---- 81 Missouri CavslrF.
y Els+tarson... ....-....- B1cLners C0mmani
Errsia.. 20 Missouri Cavslr.z
" 81 lsobinssBs- foiTests Cavalry.
Thos. Hail-.-,-..---.---H % missouri Cavalry
II I3aldFlng--.- y stlA tieof ga
2 n Wartsu- -...D % Georgia
S d ~ alkef--- 3sth Georgia
+ ~ gseasd-----........A 27th Mississippi
i J Christian Clarks Cavalry.
3 killls--------. -. ---1 IA hils-onrL
Wn Issohmond- ..B 18th Virginia.
rlv ordef-of Brfgadier-t5enerai D. RUGGLEs.
IG. SZYMANSKI,
.fnr7a9t. "A A and INSPECTOR Csenersl.
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Se,oard to Adams-TEe Humanity Of Eagland


What are the reasons urged upon those gov
by shOrsghted politicians for such proceed
iEgl They various but of them viii bear ex-
animation. First, it said that civil among us
endangers the commerce OF foreign nations, snd that
they have right to practice neutrality. So, indeed
they have, if tn r il endangered and if prO
uOuuced neutrality viii their commerce. But no
savehoding cruiser from this country attacked
menaced the commerce Of Europe before the st-
tude neutrality adopted Then il was said that
the United States resorted to blockade; but the block
ade application of force allowed by the laws Of
nations TO eli belligerens Then the blockade was rep
resented being imperfect but il it had been So il
was therefore, the less injurious Then it was too
rigorous, and prevented the expOrt Of ton and the i'm
RI Of fabrics Is this the lawful object Of block
adsf Then il alleged that the closing of the cotton
pOns by the blockade continued too long, We
opened them to trade and invited IL; the nsur gents re-
fused - let cotton be sent forward TO market We
apply all and energies, confessedly greater
than any nation before applied suppress insur
recuOn and restore ths freedom Of inland and for
Cign commerce, and we gain victory yet this does not
satisfy our enemies abroad Defeats, in their eyes
prove national incapacy. Victories won in con
attended with such destruction Of life as to shock and
confound their ssnsbilities
Complaints against an increase Of duties on foreign
merchandise and against the rgor OF taxation
upon in the very breath with representations
that our engagements viii never be fulf led and our
upon newly filed money market for sale. The same
voices which proc aiming TO the world that the
ervatOn Of the Union is task too expensive for the
government denOunce the measures adopted
secure the accomplishment of that object as hostile to
foreign nations. At first, the government eonsid
cred unaithful to humanity prOcl inning ena-
Cpsti5n and when appeared that slavery By b. ing
thus forced into the suffer and perhaps
peri-h in the conflict then the had become an ntol-
cradle prOpagandism Of emancipation by the sword.
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1NKEE PRIsONERs.-A telegram was received here
.rday by the mayor, from Genr Floyd, requesting
wide quarters for two hun lred prisoners, cap
no IN the battle Of Piketon, Ky, and at other
surgeon, sons were accordingly msde for their
, there. and the'iiou TO send them was changed.
refund his fee--Wh.sSs2siiis "N9-' '-sy N0"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-25

WARD-The American General Ward, in the
service of the Chinese against their rebels, and
lately killed, was native of Salem, Mass, and
only thirty one years old. He was q son of
Frederick G. Ward, and his own name was
Frederick Townsend Ward. He graduated
from the Salem high school in 1847, and has had
an adventurous and romantic career since-one
experience being that of lieutenant in the
French army in the Crimean war.
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dom fire on our troops until dislodged by a regiment
sent from Hoods divson)
Nothing but volumes Of smoke struggling up through
the under g:owth and forests the hills the right
| indicate the presence Cf our f0rcez
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Terms Of Advertising.
All advertisements will be charged
: 1.5O per square for the first inser-
tiOn and = Il for each subsequent in
ssrtiOn.
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Terms Of subscription.
Daily per month-..--..--..--..-.-. So. 80
T'ri- Weekly per month. I.25
Weekly per annunl.---------.----. 400
single cOlDy-------------------- cents.
The paper will DO delivered to all
nevs-dealers at seven cts. per copy.
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To Hon. J. A. Seddon, Secretary OF War;
As far be ascertaned this stormy morning. the
enemy has disappeared in immediate 'front.' and has
recrossed the Rsppahannoek. presume he is medta-
ting passage at some other point
r. z. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

A Nnw Wan VDssH -The Charleston Courilv
calls the attention Of the authofiues intrust.
ID with the duty Of procuring Steam Ram,
for which an appropriation Of o9oo,ooo WAS
made BY the South Oarol1na State Oonvan.
ton At its late session, 70 the model and plaA
Of war vessel roceutly deaigned by one Of
our native mschanicG The plan has been
examined h the Navy Department at Rich
mond, hy whom 1t II admitted TO semAface
features which are regarded a. new and emf
nsntly usefnl."
Among tbs advantages prsssnted By this
plan, are those Of swiftne0 70 overtako . nee
Ing ensmy and tbs ability - crush tbs oPpo-
dug vessel tn . part most susceptible Of dA0-
are and incapable Of yopsly.. At the same
time this war vessel viii b - constructed %
TO expose bat very small surface - the shot
u th0 enemy, and even that surface, small -
Il 10, can b at pleasure sAIsly reduced ~ Dc.
pressing the vessel still further In Tie water.
The internal arrArgemsnts are such. that
should ahot acctdsn tally ponotSats ons PAPA
the ibjnTy tAare1foD cannot b com0111o4e
ted 70 the other paris eftAe vessel.
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THINGS AT PENSACOLA - Rs.lHLIsrnxxf.-
The Warrington (florida) corrssdondent Of
the Mobile Adrer,ise- and Register announces
the escap, OF more negroes from Pensacola
to Fort Pickene.
Several companies of the LIST Alabama 70.
giment (which was one OF the first rsgim On is
10 sniistl have been discharged, their term OF
service being MP. The remaining companies
90 out in March. Several efforts have been
made, but with poor success to induce the
men 70 rs.snlist. Several days ago, how
ever. Gen. Bragg appealed to thsir patri-
otism with stirring earnestness. He said
that he would rather have one such regi-
msnt Of veterans than three regiments Of
raw troops During that day an effort was
made to Ie.orgnnize tee regiment. Three
oompaniss-Oaptains Clarkes, Smiths, and
Posey 's-decltued to re-organizs In this reg1.
ment. The seven other con panies furnished
a small number each. About $50 in all. This
number will probably b increased to 500 or
$50 in fsw days. II 10 expected then 70 Hll
mp the regiment BY recrqits.
The troops at Pensacola have had hard
time Of 1t, and want 70 60 home 70 rsst
At present. says tho correspondent, the
sicknsss and mortality among the new regt.
ments u startling.