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Letter from Nashville.

We are permitted publish the following private letter to
gentleman this city, from his brother, who in the hattie
.at Fort Doneson:
NASHVILLE, Feb 20, 1862.
have just arrived here from Dover, tfort Doneon
and am broke down. both myself hor e. oh VIII At time
we ha had Hopklsvle three weeks since and went
to Dover where had the fight, which on
about 81 Of emForest os' only four during the fight
Charlie Maypoor fellow. He best trieuu and
was killed while taking battery.
great many Of ett at Dover fort Doneson
prisoners Capt MeDond "nd all his men in fact, all the
forced ~ mem Te heard this and LETT lost fine
morrow having only stopped for have not been Off my
horse for four days and nights until reached here NaSv
is gone overboard The Yankees eight miles from
here having stopped when they heard n here. |
wuud not give Zip for this portion of Tennessee Think we
will JON JOhnstonnt Chattanooga
You nil must for the Yanss are moving heavy
on Nj mpis They doubtless coming the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad. have been in rain all the time
When was The field Saturday thought my time up
but came all .. X. Saturday hig day with
We fought Daylight until o'clock p NJ had lard
tine.
r s-Col Forrest in and says he will not leave
until the Yanks believe they afraid oil Every
body here glad the Forrest boys where they vii
II ever get home can then give you particulars
too much exhausted now TO wIite more.
son OF Mr. Harson, of North Memphis is prisoner aso
Mr., Cianes, both OF my mess.
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Sorry yIntlleation--The North-yVest Thrent.
ems to Gut Loose from New England,
The New Haven Conn Register late date has the fol

The New Haven Comm Register of late date has the fol
lowing article: ", -st E5
western writer suggests that the States OF Wisconsin Mi
nois, ln:0na and Michigan unite establishing an immense
cannon foundry with Il view hike detencas. 81
We agee with The Providence Post that once let the
defense matter what may The special immediate oh
ect and they begin what in twenty years will deveop
into Western lndependency" This ba parmited
TIE West Is injured doubt, than the South by The
The sea ns en- rmosy Increased and there la poss
billy of ut sporting the immense supplies. Once The Wes
unir for defense and will go down The Mssip We OF
The kn could not help ourselves.
On which the Chicago Pos, comments follows:
The idea Of Western ndepenency only consistent with
the previous disruption OF the Union And If fhe
newspapers Rhode Island can see 50
the future that there will arise time when yves ern Inde
@ VII arrive they make themselves ridiculous by
The dissolution of the Union the senalaon Of ths
holding States and their erection into independent Confed
eacy will not be the last Of the rebellion successful The
Union once by recognition of the Southern Confsd
ing states cannot be expected to hold together permanently
thereafter. The West will hardly herself 10 be taxed
nearly the full value for the of her pro
outlet at small charge will the West sacrifice their
own interests by purchasing goods Mt the Fast through
basis Of eXtrvagany high tariff when along the border
the Ohio and Mississippi they purchase The Of
the old world faxed with nominal tariff but these are
subjects which should be debated low, and papers OF
New England by their ankle this subject betray
lay when New England by her arif and intense feelings
the subject Of slavery has furnished The only pretexfs
that M SoIrn traitors have been able To o apology
their treason The furnishes the tghng men and iRs
the conrac and the s ody Is The est justified nv
the experience Of the in ask for aroy an arsenal
and efences her lakes Should heak out the West
should have hand repel nvason hy armne hsr
IS : -
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MAJOR GENERALS OFFICE. !
New Orleans, Feb. IS, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81
1.-The following named have been reported to these
Headquarters having resigned the Con pany of Lowell
Guard giment Headquarters Sd Brigade Louisiana Volun
eer Troops, since + 18th instant, ow:
P. B. Sullivan, 1862 CaroLdse ct street.
Edwd. Wallace, come En,eIps and Hercules street.
Patrick Sherry, Is Poeyfarre street.
VIM Pepfement. Erato between Magazine and Conslan= g
streets - .-4-er=. a.----
The time has come for acop. Our country requires
vices Will we let her ask in vaa Our sacred rights
about to be taken from shall tamely submit the yol
,f oppression No! Sooner die upon the glorious batte-fd
hAn allow the tyran to invade and desoae your c3uns
homes, and blax hei
John Keenan, corner Meairie Ridge and Benve street.
U-If the persons above named shect 10 militia duty,
Captains of Companies in the beats in which they reside will
that they enrolled In the militia and that they perform
such duty according law If they refuse neglect they
to be reported to these headquarters in order that they be
dealt with and treated alien enemies and persona refusing TO
take up arms for the defence Of Southern rights
BY command of Major General JOHN L. LEWIa
A. ]. WAGNER, Aid. fe2G st
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VOLUME XIV.
MORNING. FEBRUA AIRY 1862
Proclamation by the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOCisIASA MILITIA

HEAbQu AnTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA 4
New Orleans, Feb H. 1885, :
The President Of the Confederate States having requi
son upon TO furnish, the State Louisiana
and half regiments Of troops the therefore, THOS
D. MOORE, Governor Of the State OF louisiana do hereby
c"im that volunteers will be received in accordance with the
President, = proclamation.
Volunteers will be received by companies balions egi
mcnts.
Each contHny will be composed o captain, first lieu
TENANT two second licucnns four scrytAt, four corpors
nn not less thu sixty four privaco. Regiments conu
not less a ten companies, uid bauions less an
companies.
Commanding officers will report, their respective
commands ARE organized, 10 Ad Gen Grivot, New Orleans.
The troops will be mustered into service camps,
and will then be clothed, supplied and armed by the Conieder-
ate Government Each soldier W receive from the Conteder-
nte Government bounty Of fifty dollars when his regiment
company Is mustered into service and will be allowed transpor
tnlion by it from his home TO the pce of rendezvous
1t is earnestly desired m tue troops called for will be
ready by or befo.e the 18th March.
Relying upon the nctivty and patriotism Of my fellow cti-
anticipate response from them prompt the
gency demands
THOs. o. MOORE,
tel5 2ptmlO Governor md Commander-in Chief.
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METAL PROTECTED WAR SHlPs.-It is known that
Congress has large money for The CON
srnc0n OF vessels Which the puposes
OF The war; We have before ed than to te
petty and inefficient class OF vessels which, understood
Secretary Mallory hfst proposed 10 have nndsr
lions of dolars, 1T -~''st ~ t
that the best appropriations can
be is cancel the enemys superior numbers by he
centraed power of few ships Of superior construction
In this connection learn that the Navy Depsrteat has
now under very ingenious plan
teced ships something after the design the Manassas
hut which compromises which for obvious
reasons forbear men,on the faut Of
ships in purchasing inyuneahty the Of too great
draughi and loss of speed. 2i.4g}4Ty a4tl.
said that hs plan in question: which proposed by the
nsenlons 9,yenor Mr. John Oawdon Of Mississippi has been
rncors and naval commanders in the South whom
submitted and was poinedly recommended to the favorable
consideration Of the the Navy BY the Committee
on Naval Affairs of the Louisiana IL gil latnre.
The testimonies have from OF naval
anders NIL attest that the plan 10 has conceivable
points Ct advantage which superior to all Others which
have brought n,der the notice Of the Government the
f opening the blockade The these
scls little than that of gate really pos.
advantages claimed for will be worth more 10 ths
oneeracv than all the cocke shells can bs bu In tweIy
| months. tRicNmond Examiner.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE
DISPATCHED TO TIE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
From Mernnhis

s4 t$S
ntssy h sss sssn rss
sa II e. !.
sss ESrg sf grf fsmp Fss and Az. there %isn
ordered 70 Columbus Today f haye been
ss,ss sssss
Federals have not entered yet . 5te' teie sea tae
Communication with Fort Pulaski Cut on.
AusrsrA Feb 25-sch!ey cotton and wool factory mas.
sSsns near enf"Ta mn unsred ar ne eld causing m
VIII i eeaay "a ssse% s h. 4.
nave 'hse batteries Of heavy comrpandrg lie rivsr
From RiehmSad,
cosess geR p e ssje hs 4. rssieeas
lat have as he nj
taey os hs ss s,a
seaboard and inland have been SO exposed
Az the formation Of the Government We were II y,,a,
sSsnie ea as n a means $50 Tor prosecution of the
s,s.s ab.e. Nv wss re- mainly found and Il f. r
oree ami purchase in Europe far as prseeab Wa ssr
one Re n Earsse aP
the procurement Of ''4' o1a's''es .
e. mss
that Danssnp i
s I'd ns sss s
Thatsver e may Y has sa. .e ,sni say Investing
junction with other divisions army But lie absees Il
a. H. sd n
TO our armies the positions threatene and
canot doubt ina the bitter disappointment have fa ~
nerving the people to Ill exer1ons viii sni crs
@ more m with our JUS a. favor
the war He the Secretary 81 Waf and
y OF the Navy exhibit for conduct Of te
wheh nave accumulated the serious
wants. S' '"t'' etea' ~ " e n'ees Ihlnts
m ne roicy q short considers
as contributed to When the var
nst oroEe ont the general opinion III hence
ne people were naturally long enisneIts nut now a
tne war VII probably continue through series Of years or
ngh sp eh ana gallant soderr, while gene. rsentine
t Up h mahy instances 10 go home and make arrange
he quotas OF new regiments ter the from all the States
are n RAPID pogrss Of organization TIE whole body Of
lew leves an reens'ed will probably ready n thirty dys
namoer nun OF regiments in the field i four hundred
andng the eat difficulty encountee! the rruort Of tbs
secrst4y OF the Navy exhibits satisfactory ii the
preparation and early completion els In number and
ca on winch We may confidently rely conestbg tha
Sarhsea Mt control Il the enemy wa.ers
e hna3cia adopt proves adequate for the supply
anu ne edlt 3f the Government nninpaired Total
penatute ior The year In round numbers IS SOG00O IA
ne report Of the Postmaster raj slows an rDroyin
sonunon, ana IN will be self sustaining He recam
~ w o. Supreme Court The other business
HiehNoSD, reb 2o--A gentleman sptnred at Roanoke
and ana released tn 2O were released ON parole
anu sen. TO Elizabeth City The men made Their
20 Nooik IN various Portions of ha We arrived
~ i nenmoLd OTHERS their North
rehto' Ihs result Of the battle Is follows Killed i3
noFtal!Y wounded, who have died lightly vounded
- All OF whom are doing well The hospal ii El,ahsR
City, and will soon return home Tss ,TT&srF m
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Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

MAJOR GENERAL OFFICE, Z
New Orleans February 25 lS52. !
GENERAL. ORDERS No. ~
l. The following named have been reported
Headquarters having resigned from Compsny
Regiment, since the 18th inst:
c. NJ. Dunham employed at the House of Refuge.
p ". Flynn. employed the St. Charles Hotel.
A. Mays, said to have gone to Virginia.
j. NJ Me- Aery of Tchouptonla Celeste Streets
NJ. F. Pratt, l49 ST. Charles street.
The following hava refused to duty
WIN. Nides. Poydras street. one door from Camp.
W. R. Ereeland, resd. nee not stated
F. R. Hummel :.
F. Fauber :.
Geo Dousall, .
If Tie persons above named subject Militia duty, Cap
ans of Companies in the beats in which they reside will see that
they enrolled in 'he Militia that they perform snch du
according to law they refuse neglect they are TO be
ported to these Headquarters order that they
with and treated MS allen enemies and ing take
mp arms for the defence of Southern rights
By command of
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Major General.
A. J. WAGNER. Aid. fe26 81
Headquarters Louisiana Troops.
MAJOR GENERALS OFFICE. /
New Orleans, February 25, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81
Persons exempt from militia duty by physical ina
biy must produce certificate that effect from the Surgeon
of the Battalion Regiment within the limits which they
reside.
No other certificates can be accepted.
By command of
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Maior.Genera Commanding.
A. j. WAGNER Aid. fe26 2p3t
H8- Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective OF
Party, VICTOR WILTz Of the Second District
See Crescent Of the 10Th, Goth and 3s January feel 2pc
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
ADJUTAST. GENERALS OFrIcs.
.....-,. 49, New Orleans, Feb. Is, 1862. }
THE following Iriades will be held readiness and be
prepared for active SERVICE c convenient places
Commanders thereof may select, viz:
The "a Brigade Volunteer Troops, Brgadier General f.
Tracy commanding SATURDAY, the lst March, AZ
o'clock A. NJ.
The lst Brigade Louisiana Militia Brighter General g.
Story commanding, MONDAY, the 3D. day Of March, at
o'clock N.
The Sd Brigade Louisiana Militia, Brigaier enera A.
Powell commanding, WEDNESDAY, The 5lh day of March
at 9 O'Clock A. N.
1.-THE Brgadier Generals will report their Con mands
or General Jno L. Lewis the dav and hour appointed.
I11-Maor General Jno. L. Lewis commanding The Mili,i
of the Sat is specially charged with the execution Of hi
ORDER and will rolls OF the Companies to be fur
nthed to this Department
BY order Of
THOS. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commando in. Chief
NJ GRIvoT nd Gene Ia gn5t
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r. r,o. n ,u CAar CpLuuRus. KY. February l9, 1852
i9 sL Lh1s %s,h n, yi. Allep Esg Memphis
opsaons o tSan Mnai is in The immediate
m S ha. ss,s
State hs hands, s re- w
Ssr pee 's ma sis'iSe e Ssa
nd a"s s = & ss
Rp xssy e o The dreas his would have
p hss xefl IL
space ar nslt as' W'ho' 'hs danger Of facing
sssss sssss @
ns I sa@ sa ~ aa hs NY
IN @ n's matter That we require yonr aid that aid am SIRE
ssa H 's nd s,s have
R s .seilssp sfs s
ey o s se 1ms
pronssd pnn al The ~, husbssas apd fathers Saara
s {; xsHss q I ao's o y9 ny f @ Sss
sposed n's promises ndaesnens join jois
III asy ssa % sa IN ,s.S
p9iess .si esnsy snsy they leave
Esph
sR's liz n We ss hi ss
Il s as% sa q
s reson men Msns M,,s
VI vi s sss ss9 Il iss s.S s
snd a fs NoGs @ but ee think
hsr 5gh hse sded dOme,e S hss.is though
| that honorable men hold most dear and most sacred
% I M as ss hs sa
hn soon have hundred hundred and ffty men hers
under drill 10 learn their des Let man, wateyer his
POSITION decihe co ming as private served in that acy
G six months pronder OF 1t than should he IF hs
highest place the The hopdr serving In this cause
cause itself. - ~ .
The artillery have fatigue duty do now except th Al
which provides for their comfort The drill now all thai fha
men are Inited to do hnt all ought bs willing to do
for - = ~ e1''
Ask the Chamber of Commerce send least one hun
dreh me one hnndre and ffy il ihey we Will keen
all gunhoass from descending The river, snppong of course
that Generals will the ihe attack Of
infantry Al least we i'll do all that stout heats strong
arms can accomplish and have victory
vii crown our Efforts and beautiful young city Dc pro.
eeed IN YOUTH and wea peace restored expand into
one OF tho most prosperous and wealthy cities lovely
South hut neglect protect she will be uesoin ed
and all we hold dear subjected insult plage and sword
appeal in earnest to the good people OF Memphis send us
hese that have them trained lime our
erman friends leave I" return to their horses Our company
eonahaed oy C"pr Robert Sterling, than whom there Is
superior officer. III. full If good
and long here M spared me win defend Mem.
pis in capacity in which eGiciently
Yours truly, THOMAS j AMES FINNIE Z
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DON'T HUG THAT FLATTERING

DON'T Hue THAT FLATTERING UNCTIoN TO YOUR
SorLsThee several hundreds bales cotton stored In
various paris OF This city, he Of part of which
trylt to cover 1t with French fng.
We learn that II resolved by crowd clnh the
other night that whereas France doe mt recognize flag
therefore will not reeo.nze III right of TIE this
cotton to hold under bodys ag except The
under which will be burnt landing when the gnnboats
pass Nemphii
This wrong OH yes bnt then things are going wrong nov
with and would ask high premium 10 insure
cotton any where within This mile square Of ours,
Baton Rouge Advocate 2st.
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Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

MAJoRGESERAL'S OFFICE J
New Orleans, February -, 1867. I
GENERAL ORDERS NO. S.
1-Commanders Of Compnnie, Baulions and Regiments of
Volunteer Troops will Lake daily reports Of the and
residences Of members resung their commands ard
transmit the the Adinant General the State in order
that their be recorded the parties transferred to t.
Militia.
IBrgader Generals OF tho s1vcru B,iaes throughout
the State will cause this order to he enforced.
BY order of
JOHN l.. LEWIS.
Major. General Commanding.
A, J, WAISER Aid 1t
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A Card.

Certain parties suspected to be those arrested and tried
criminal charge for pmezh committed while in the
employ of the III Adams Express Company. being unable To
circulate their ISLANDERS through any portion Of this city have
edeavorcI inure the Southern Express Company and my
SELF by publishing in circular form, os charges
The southern Express Co. in its services to the Conederacy
needs defence my hands, and only say with refer
myself that during my re.sceof about five years In
the South trust my conduct has been suck need retu
the absurd charges contained in The anon ymous cir
cularh OF shn'lerers.
ie2i 2p J. j. MCkEENER.
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HEADQUARTERS BEArREGARD REGIMENT
u Brigade La. Noluntee, Troops. :
New Orleans Feb. &c, 1861. }
SPECI Al ORDERS NO.
1.-The Captains Of Companies composing this Regiment will
meet at these Headquarters No 10 Camp street. up stairs
101s o'clock THIS MORNING.
1-As the business for which this meeting is called s
important every Captain will present. putctuay at the
hour specified
By order
FRANK. A. BA ARTIE1T.
Colonel Commanding BeauregaId Re gimcnt.
II. II, PEICE, Aduiant fe25 II
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SOUTHERN BoTToM.-The people of the Southern

SOUTHERN BOTTOM.-The people OF the Southern
States Charleston Mercury have been
their Northern brethren as ndolent and unstable
full of ureguaed paso unmethoca and lacking persist
e1t vgor time has when this SANDER Is to be put
before the Of the world The statesmen and
of for the most part from the South. And al
though people have not engaged in Occupations giving
sharpness trade ind enterprise in speculation they have
ways steady deliberate and aborous people Not much
accustomed there Is individuality and self
eness their eonstaney to their efforts These traits
to responsibility and command danger d.veopes
hood and will manifest that they neither flight
generate but capable they
lSis endurance and enterprise TO the poLt perfect
Blood will show ITSELF and the best occasion in the midst
difficulties.
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Gov. WIsE's ADIEu TO HIS SOMA correspond.

ent of the Richmond Dispatch writes
last night when the steamer arrived Curruck General
Vie directed that the coffin containing the Of son
sned Th-n learn from who present. scene
trnnspircd that words describe The old bent oyrr
the b,y his whose ,e ace TIE full threw lis
light kissed the cold brow times and exclaimed an
agony of emotion % my brave boy, yon have died me
you have died for lne ~
That powerful old hero of VIRGINIA. rs faons for the
impulses of his son for his bravery and
.verng from his Hines neryed ner
,hacs strongly by the great loss has sustained vii
fight the enemy with and determination will
scarcely be successfully resisted by the c,ngegang
freedom and humanity.
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ID T II ID =

!, On Tuesday 25h instant CARA MATILDA, daughter Of
the late Dr. Sam. II, att, aged q years
Her friends and acqainances those OF the family,
respectfully nviedto attend her funeral This Evening AT
o'clock from the residence Of her mohe Of Philip and
Bacchus streets.
18-Riclmonh (va and Baton Rouge Ha) papers please
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Contributors Of donations addressed US Louisiana
Sick and Wounded Soldiers we'll for the Lonala troops
In the field will receive information how they have cen dis
posed os on application Office No. 81 Magazine
tel3 2pl2t A. b. JAMES co.
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A Card.

| DOCTOR NICK ELYEf having returned, recommences the
practice # his profession Residence and Office heretofore
No. ITO St. Charles street. between roydras and ay ette
| yAgare. lrS 2ulm
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1t Is generally conceded,

The MIss1sslrrIANs.-It is generally conceded,
says the Memphis Appeal that Mississippi has borne off the palm
far this war for Southern Independence she has covered
herself with glory every where her valiant sons
have faced The foe We heard Tenneseean Yesterday that
he would consider the greatest possible compliment to his
courage TO be allowed to Join Mississippi regiment.
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.aNrOn BIRD,
(sUCCEssoR TO sEWELI +. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC.
Nos. IL and IS Royal street,
Has store large supply of celebrated CREME DE-
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE In pnts also, other brands,
Wis: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PA q
MENTIER, and other brands Of Interior quality have
large assortment OF the bss Old 6heres such AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ. SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RsHERRIES-lS38-sOUTHs MADEIRA, OF
direct Importation other Madeas Of lower grade supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports of loss grade
Tho celebrated sAZARAC BRAND1ES Vintage 1875, 179e,
1917 and l3O5-aArge supply always hand. All grades OF
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glassn wood Wills
KYs-scoch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis
tys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pnts and quarts COR
DIALS My of the best WINES, which
will be sold on as housen the city
AARON BIRD,
Nna lsund LIZ Raxal stxesi.
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BEAUREGARD REGIMENT. - The captains of this
regiment are ordered another column assemble head
quarters No. ~ Camp street, this morning. important bls
ness.
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A3- Messrs. w. It. Ada ms. w. NJ Semple
and T. D. VanFion have my full power attorney
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
MIA J. O. NIXON
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CONTINENTAL GuARDs.-A drill of this company
is ordered for o'clock this See order in another
column,
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s6-Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 New Or
'aaps 3pts