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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

4. N. 5. MORGAN, sa,o,o.s
MYR0N CLARK, S''i"'o''
4. K, SEARS, ,ui-. L,du.
M. uNDERHIIl., n'''''"u' =" wv e0''
LEANDER pow Frs, Sheriff.
II \. MINER. states Attorney.
DAVID C. WHEELOCK, High BailIff,
JUDGES OF PROBATE
JOHN r GATES, Bennington District.
(lRlAH 5. KENT, Manchester District.
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ARKANSAS INTELLIGENCE

Both branches Of the Arkansas Legislature
met on the 9TH inst. There were only i've Seua-
tors and fifteen Representatives present.
The State treasurer gives notice to the holders
of treasury warrants Of low numbers, that they
viii be redeemed with specie. The first impress
sious were on poor paper An ! liable to wear and
injury, as they viii not bear folding. These viii
be called in.
The Little Rock Democrat thinks there is not
county in the State ia which a company has
not been raised TO meet the equisition Of Gen
Van Dorm. In some counties there are four or
five. The call for s 500 men is already respond
ed to, so far as volunteering IS concerned.
The same paper states that the Federal CON-
manders took all young men they could End in
Benton and Washington counties, put arms in
their hands, then placed them in the front ranks
and told them they must fight. They were com
PEELED TO take the oath.
Col Bocage, Of Jefferson county, is getting
up a regiment of sharp-shooters. This is one of
the most ffsctive arms ei the service, and is just
the place for an adventurous, active man.
The Democrat doubts whether quorum of the
General Assembly viii meet for some time Il
says: There are at least seven, if not more,
members OF the n te who are in the army
What proportion ol the members Of the lower
House are in the military service, we DO not
know It is possible that a quorum may be got
together in the course Of a week or two.
Gen. Van Dorm has issued an order that all
armed companies that have been mustered into
service viii repair at once to Jacksonport. He
wants each company to take with them two
wagons and provisions sufficient to subsist them
to Jacksonport
The Helena Note Book Of the 9th, says: On
Saturday the lst inst, Mr.. FreeIand, Gen. Pill
lows oyerseer, found kind Of chest in the river
below the city short distance, which contained
a variety Of articles from the Federsls. Mr. F.
found in said box fine sword, two complete
sets of uniform, lot Of papers, reports, etc,
caps, blankets, boots, etc How this package OF
northern goods ever run the blockade and got
this far down the father of waters, we are un-
able To saw
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wealthy planter, living in tba town of Lake,
twelve miles tom Jackson, Mississippi Il >
comrades watched teudeTly over bis dying 0ed-
side, aud, when all was passed, shed oiftrr tears
over the loss of their departed fellow solder lt
was a sad sight never TO be forgotten by these
who Dcheld the flush Of life fade from the cheeks
Of that dying prisoner of war
DEPARTURE OF THE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
During yesterday, Col Tucker, commanding
at Camp Dougiss, received reegrarhic order
from Maior-General Haleck 10 send al the com
mssoned officers held at the camp to Columbus,
Ohio. They were accordingly placed on board
Of the evening trsiu on the Pttsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad under guard de
tailed to escort them to the above mentioned
place They were brough from Camp Douglas
On horse cars, which came down the STATE street
line aud were switched on the Madis0n street
lirs, thus moving to the depot grounds
There were eighty-six oti-ers, comprising
nearly all of the commissioned officers brought
hither They we're accompanied by six contra
bands their body-SerTauts The cause for this
sudden change in the government programme
has not transpTsd. The opinion is current, how
ever that this action was taken to prevent any
possibility Of Of an cmsuts, which might arise
from the consultation of the men with their
off GERS
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND GRAND DIyIIoN,
ARMY MISSISSIPPI VALLEY,
JACKSON, TENS., March s. 1852
General Order. No. .
All troops coming within the limits Of this division
from Louisiana and siz-ipp wi rendezvous al Crane
Junction Tennessee aud Ose from AtlbaLla, az Cor
n-b Misss ppi and VII ievss from euulsseC VII
Mobile and Ohio rairoa-I
. Lees nrd Browdsrs regiments Tennessee volGn
eers and straggers aud unait Cle1 men viii proceed
from Henderson station Corinh. and report Brig
dierGene-I Ruggles The 9Th giment Mississippi Noi
ar-ters will proceed from Jackson to Henderson,
3 Chiefs o. saiTs wi that the necessary supple
and transportation are furnished 70 eiecs these move
naeHts
absolutely necessary i'- military purposes at this time
are 20 the extent u-c-8fy. placed under the coutru
the q1artermastrs department
10 suppress disorders, arrest all persons travelling
without proper authority and prevent undue iuterfeI
esce by unauthorized persons on the Memphis a4t
Charlie ton GaG Noble aud Ohio railroads Briga6ler
c. RuZgrs viii make the Necessary "details from 5
command 10 send guard Of one commissioned Cficti
aud I've with each passe ger train these roads
5 The sJe supplying in suy manner Of ir;axicat
ing liquors tti hVe miles of any station occupied br
troops within one mile OF 2uy pu4hC highway us.
for military purpose except for medicinal Purpos e.
tis written prescription Of regular physician. is pro
hbit-d u grog shops and drin ing saoOus within such
limits will be closed and the supp ies pacsed subject
followed by prompt arrest Of the offender and desruc
tipn Of ali bis stores Of liquor
g. Martial aw is declared the city Of Memphis A
f-n and discreet Officer OF proper qualifications will be
detail ed by Brgad, F-lieugrsi RugEi assume The
duties of provost marshal az that place who will pub
sh bis orders, ard call on the commanding oiicor at
that city for the necessary guards TO enforce them
= The prisoners Of war st 81 mphis viii be transfer
red 10 Mobile under guard OF tlfty be detailed
6y Brgadier General hogstss from hi command ct
CoriIth The commanding officer AZ Mobile viii for
ward them under proper guard 70 Tuscaloosa, Ala.
bama for confinement
BY command Of Mgor-General Bragg
A
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EDITORS APPEAL Permit me to ask our
military authorities if the same mode Of transfer
wi. be continued for our sick and wounded sol,
djers during the war If SO, hope that your
writer viii never have to undergo the torture
Just think of it-soldier5 arc crowded down on
the cabin floor Of steamboat there TO remain in
filth, and without sufficient care such as our cal
laut sons should have, after exposing themselves
for the sake Of their beloved country ANY citi-
zen that has spaIk Of humanity about hin.
will have it kindl-d into flame if he win but
VISIT the wharf on the arrival Of any beat l5aded
f-o,a above with sick and wounded soldiers It
does not surprise me- TO see the hearse leaving
our hospitals every hour when the death-bloS n
has been inflicted By the exposure in transpor-
tstion.
Now. this can all be avoided, and the lives of
good men saved 1t so, soldiers will rejoice to
know they are to be treated humaney II sick or
wounded Friends will rejoice when they hear
hat men are cared for as thPy should be Pa
rents will rejoice aud urge their sons to enlis.
and e. forward to ths rescue of their country, if
they are assured the: comfort and ease will
bs will be given to any who are unfortunate
aud 5hould get sick o. wounded in the service
" II W
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RRom NEW nrAnKID.

We give in another column an interesting
letter from New Madrid From passengers who
came down on the Kentucky, we have confr
nation of the facts stated by cur correspondent
When the boat lett, slow shelling was going
on. The enemy was supposed to number
1900. and to be waiting fer reinforcements.
Oar loss was stated to be seventeen killed
snd number wounded The loss Of the
enemy was reported heavy. Fifteen of their
dead had been picked up by our men, that had
not been carried of.
1t was expected that two gunboats would
leave New Madrid Friday night, for the purpose
of sheliug cut the Federal force at Point Pleas
ant
The kentucky passed Point Pleasant on Fri
day night wi-b her lights extinguished One
shot was fred at her, which fell short
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THE FEBEEAL POLICY TOWARD
PRISONERS.

Gen. Haileck, in a general oTder issued at St.
Louis on the Sd inst, directed that when any
considerable number of prisoners are captured
the officers should besepsrated from the Privates,
and tJ,st complete lists should be made as soon
as possible, slsling ths name, rank, and regiment
Of each prisoner. One ooPy Of the list is to be
sent TO headquarters, aud snOthar furnished to
the officer il charge Of them. As E general ruie,
officers will not be given parole until they reach
the depot, and then only by authority Of the gem
erEl commanding the department
The following IS an extract from the order
Medical officers viii not be separated from the
nrivstes bat will be required to att nd their own
Sex and wounded. For this purpose they will
be given special paroles, allowing them eli
proper facilities for The cure OF tbe sick and
wounded No distinction Wiii be made between
friend and foe. Presents from friends Of The sick
and wounded will be distributed 10 al alike
Prisoners will be Tati0ueC The same as our own
tzoops. The commanding otbcers OF departments
viii raoaivs and distribute articles OF clothing
and comfort which may be sent to prisoners by
their friends, and ~, permit them 70 receive
from and transmit for thsm 70 their friends open
let5ers, which must be inspec ed by proper Of
6cer. Money sent By friends shoNld not be de-
ivsred to the prisoners, except in small quanti-
ties. An soeouot should be kept Of such funds
aud they should be 6isbursed upon orders from
the prisoners to whom tney belong. When d
prisoner Is exchanged or released, Ia vii be paid
tbs bslanos 61s him Chaplsins will be allowed
Tee Intercourse $ 4 the prisoners to give them
religious instrueti9n Ihei5 friends will be per-
mitIed to visit Them only wSsp tbe a1Rmanding
Officer may deem it safe sId ProPsF' ana t''>-;
uuder sucn equation As he may sogpE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MILlTARY NOTTGEI
HEADQUARTERS a2Il0 BRIGADE ,TENNEs-1
EEsseE EfLlTIA.
hEMPHIs March Is ls61 J

HEADQUARTERS s3ED BRIGADE ,TENNEs-1
EEs5EE MILITIA
hEaFfis, March ls62
brigade Order No 3.
Ordsr fully 10 cary into effect he 0rfe7 d
L ths Governor dated Febras ~ T. ls62 i1 re siion
- tbs encoursge eut Of volunteering t1s Cou-sds-
rate army, i Is hereby ords cd
J. That the conn auts siusnfs WI aEee- siu
definitely a7d certain - the and nrmber Of their
untse-s si4se said Or1-r Of tl- Cove nor
? Each aaDy vi B. credt ii by those within 3
bd-inds Uh" have thu vollEts sFei-
. Il detaii1g suf6e.-n. number o cc-1rtate tss
hrsf rail- ballots or sly other ea iube mole here
by rscted 90 Be mace ou bose comp uias ho hsv8
not farm shed a. volunteers ems foth Of r sctvs
strength.
l. ali volunteer organization. unless sworn into tas
service ard cetved BY the per authorities viii be
regarded part % the mtia and aritj4si 20 ts ca
The commandsuis % r-zirslts will sI51 bear "a
MUD that tbe en- re mi q fITe b. cal q by order
No Of be Gov r and th- rsmsl1ng three rrt b.
must be drilled gulsr per be etoiors given
ths sEes Of eighteen and ~ We years except thass
no have the erttcates Of he Cu of he eat
tlat they unable 20 perform uiitsry ony aprrJv-
I'd by the CO.0Bsi eommandins- abroad. Telegraph
Gad GOvernuisnt employees fi0n' pt and De y
mus furn 81 evdaBcs RON ttGss who an,l7F lh-lu.
th 6 heir services ars Necessary.
:. The osh Of oce i.r-q irsd 20 BE- taken by every
coumis-i u ed officer ard tat 0. Cd rrgIneut.
Apll cauts for olgh tr schsrgs ms OF phv-
sical inability - erf0.m i isry d1ty, mas I cue
the r1t1cs q The "a gs q the seg.a-r- and hs
approval thereof BY TIE 60 one. c05a41snd-ur. Tbs
surgeon o. Ehe r. gigs IL not emil ed % 10y f5 sr
this ce-tihc8
b. order cf Brig adler General T. A. CAEsEs
q. " Eor>TER
nih7-h vals"chs COPY. Eri1afs Major
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PoINr PLEASANT.

A force Of the enemy, number not known
has appeared at Point Pleasant, No, ten miles
below New Madrid, with the view Of cuitiug of
communication with Memphis by river. They
certainly have a company Of artillery, and one
or two companies of fcavalry, and had commenced
to throw up earth works on Thursday night.
They fred at the steamer Kentucky coming down
Friday night, and from the report of the gun it
was though; to be twenty-four pounder. Mus
ket shots, perhaps 100 were also fred. Commo-
dore HOLLINs was TO have proceeded down with
two gunboats yesterday N rniug to break up
the nest, which he doubtless succeeded in doing
No time should be lost in the matter, as we may
find "danrer h -delav"
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FRo1I THE WEsT.

As we surnised would be the case, the report
ed rumor OF Gen. PRICES victory over the enc
my remains unconhrmed- Advices from ClaTks
vile, Ark, however, received yesterday by ,ele
graph, state that a rumoT prevailed there thai
the enemy were ON the retreat and PRICE arc
McCULLoCH in pursuit Of them. This latter re
port is probable, as the late brilliant exploi
which resulted il capturing over two hundred
Springfield, Gus OF the enemy's supplies, ant
possibly thus forced q retreat Perhaps tn,
publication made in the ST. Louis RepaJlicar
was based upon this achievement
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rEnrliaI - b tEelnphi..

HEADQUARTERS SECOSD GRAND DIyIIoN.
ARMY MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
JACKSON, TENS., March 3, 1852
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General Orders.
HEADQUARTERS. ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI !
JACKSON, Tenn, March 5, 1852. 5

SOLDIERS: I assume this dav he command Of
The army Of the Mississippi for The defense Of homer
lishon0r Of our peOpe oar mothers aud wives, sir
'ers aud children expect to do duty TO the
sacrifice Of cur lives
Orr losses since the commencement Of this war, i1
Il ed wounded, and prisoners, about the same
those Of the enemy.
lie must be made atone for these we have
lately experienced Those reyerses far from dish uarfeu-
g. nerve 20 deeds OF valor and patriotism
ard should inspire with uncouqueTabie deterIBin
tlon 10 drive back eur i1y aGu
Should any u fhis army bs unequal to the ta:s
before us, let him transfer his and equipments AZ
20 Drawer, hrmer hands and return to bis home
Our cause is just and sacred animated men
10 ts. mp armsi and if true 10 it and 10 our
selves with the cogIau protection Of the Almighty
g5e must and shall triumph
G. T. BEAUREGARD, Gen. Commsndug
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The order Of Gen. BRAGG, proclaiming mar
tial law in this city, which we spoke of a few
days since, is published by us this morning, and
will 90 into effecs 50 soon as me requisite eff.
Gers can be appointed.
We trust that IN tae appointment of a Pro
vost Marshal and subordinstss, Gen. RUGGLEs
will be particular to fist no incubus upon uu
who is an advocate of rCd-taps in any manner
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EDITORS APPEAL: 1t is due to myself and
friends to state that although my name has ap
reared Of late as one Of the editors OF the AUl
ianche, I have had no editorial connection what
ever with the paper since the 25th Of January
last, and wish it distinctly understood by the
public that for the issues subsequent to thst tius
aad in future disclaim all responsibility. Hav-
ing repudated ell connection with the AUaiancHe,
the partnership concern is now IN the hands OF
the " "ChsBcerY Court
Yours tslsy, SAM. BARD.
MEMPHIS. March 8, 1867.
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MILITARY NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS 47lsT REGINE ut TENNEs.)
SEE Nff TIA
CAMP BBIEKLET. klarch Ssh 1882
5ENHE msmbsr- Of ,oe several companies ,uaposinz
the l7lst Reg men wh were detsiIad f,r aeIive
service required to port thsms 10 their III
~ imnt st-ly, II y viii treated as &C.
ssrter4 The three d Is ra'i0ns heretofore required
rehy dispensed with, he came having been fur
aisled ay the ate.
81 order Of ] H. ERTHANE.
JOS MUsSO JE Adj 6. Colonel Com anding
r1lq d.
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movEmENTs 0F TEE ENRmY.

A gentleman whs left Paducah on Tuesday
last, stated at Humboldt oA Friday that early last
week ten transports left the mouth Of the Ten
nessee loaded with Federal troops. A few days
later an additional feet ofortythree boats sailed.
The destination Of the forces on board had n9t
transpired
The force of the FedeTals which started from
Cairo and other points for New Madrid were
supposed to be about IS COO
None Of the troops that started on the various
expeditions had returned up to Tuesday night.
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7 o OLU Mt ERS
EOR THE XYAR

TIE under, gael has beea a1shorzed 10 raj s a. 7s
4 gineot oS nfzntTy ,or ths war. SO b. reess-ef ~
companies and mas.ersd ioto vice illsed aair ths
Paues VIII he arns1 soau SIS ordered fr..a fhe
ne d. and Wtfh a. goo1 arms any q tle service To
clptains ~ companies for tHsr iaforinatoa ana
hat II thsr men my qua 6ca5oas cr Gr1-ss for
the position I aspire g. respectfully fr tar, IL
AajorGeDe q Pok and igalier- &c .ersl Cbe.rhz-,
o. ths ny at o.umbus. na hsen 10 TIE rvira
since the coa meocez eaf of tie VA as cantsin Of
cavalry company from Bolivsr ~. Mics a. hone
Al this tine, when - msnyi Ausis psns are rlshin
70 arus 70 repe ne nv ceTa ny sEper-ncs aud ssr
toa especially oy Hose 10 about 70 60 INTO ser
Viss from my native Stare.
noacomni-sionsd othces ana privsas a. soyn A. -.
tered into ssryica
Capsaans Of companies or any psrsonf ~ tc In
tbs reHa-ant viii pleaes cal % e. RaLiyEs7 = lF
hAlu trsst who VII give any fuformsiila p r.--s II
ths sbo7s nay b dsei ed Cozn Iilsr -
~ 70 ne Jackson Aissis.sp
r.nR-S-r.d rr1sr r-,
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GEN. PRIOE A mAJOR-GENKRAL.

G3ENs RtsACE A MAJ % Eh-eE n " x " a kfs
Through the courtesy Of Col W c. CHAP
PELL, Of Gen. THoMPsON'E staff, we were per
mitted, on yesterday, TO see a dispatch from
Senator J B. CLARK, of Missouri, who is nov
at Richmond, announcing that Gen. STERLING
PRICE has received the appointment Of Msjor-
General in the Confederate Provisional army.
In common with the tens Of thousands who
win read this notice within the next few days,
we must express our hearty qualification at the
tardy act of Justice thus done to one of the
greatest military geniuses yet produced by this
revolution The friends of Gen. PRICE have
long expected this merited tribute to bis worth.
and viii doubtless now brace themselves anew
for the coming conflict The Intelligence, IN
deed, may be regarded as scarcely less glorious
than victory of our arms upon the field.
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GElERlL 0RnER 9n. I.

HEADQUARTERS COL HARVAS's REGMT.
MEuPHis- March 9Th i562
TIE captains Of ny regiment srs hereby reaus- eF
L y rendsz .0us st once wih th-ir usl az as1pbis
and report 70 th-s Hesdq their prssenc- tein.
Necessary fO- immediate service
BY order 4 = n EARMAN.
D HE#scH, Acting Adit. C5.sn Commanding.
unh5 -
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ATTENTION. MILITIA I

4 DIGEST OF The MILITIA LAWS OF TEN.
d-S a 80, aa Apps1dix containing fh- P4fusanaDt
ons luton and tit cl-s War OF the Confedsra.s
; ares, s.c s.e For sac BY
MIG Do q FAvrs < vaDrN
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From FADUCAn.-fhe Federals, according
To i3,s iuflfmation, are making Paducah the
bsssouar,a-s OF tnrir western diyision-ov-r one
hu dled aud tw~afy-iva steamboats, have, in
tie last few days, been plying between that
place and up the Tennessee and Cumberland
A whole row Of brick houses, fronting the riyer,
is used for magazines, and over 10000 pounds
of powder are said to be stored Ia th"m- Our m
fr.Baut crossed The Cumberlsnd and Tennessee
rlv IS lat seek, aud says 'haJ the Two rye
sNarn with hnaIs
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MILIFIA BOTICE!

'a'HE defs.lrd mfmAe-a % Company No 3, 1T1st Re
gueH. Tsures e. 1uitis are b r by o-'ers0 60 re
r. th'ml i7e- az their camp on the Pair Grounds
MONDAY MoRNfSG AZ 10 o'clock Al a5ssntses
ail be seu. for and brought forward
HENRY CLAEK
~ y --
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TIE sFmrr Il WEST BATON ROUGk-Tbs
West Baton ROage Sugar Planter, Of tbs lst
inst,. contains resolutions adopted by ths Police
fury Of West Baton Rouge, appropriated $4,000
to war purposss-ss0OO 70 assist N raising 9
regiuAnt fx ConEodersts ssyvics, and sI5,0 600
70 20 to the support Of tbs families Of the Ab-
ssnt vuluntssgs Of tbs parish.
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STRAYEB

ONE fORREL MARE MULE g -s year Cd Isus
~ in of fore Isg
one Jlaek horse Mole 9yssFs Old its % osck eroua
haIness
TWENTY DOLLARS will bs paid for the Gsii-s y
Of the ssuis a. No. Exchange BuIdi1v N, mpais
Tenn. W. J. CLEMEATs
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4 L+DTS PO2TEMJNNAIE NJ Andrews' Auc.
"A ION st re. con'gIli1E SlI7 u money machine
nee liss and SOM ee-ipfs A liberia reward vii be
2ao the doctrby leaving 10 g.
10 g. sTDDrzr 2 Il 0v-r,s-.,
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Y Tbs Federsls ar bringing lsrge guam
tity Of rolling stock to Louisville, and IN oTder
to facilitate its removal 70 the track Of the Lou.
isville and Nashville railroad, ths company IS
constructing temporary railroad track down
Tenth street to the canal. The toWboat Yankee
arrived on Saturday from Pittsburg, with two
floats Is3an with freight cars aud fory thousand
buShols of oosl for the Tped.
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FOR SALE!

4 FINE BRICK RESIDENCE thres stories 1z-..s
"A aigh. cn -ecoud street. below Pogisr ou lisssi
. alds. Csn on F4nIi
Brown Z OWEN EAsA
uhf We NJ, 2 NJ - :
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RE-ENIIsIMEET IN THE 25TH REGlMEET
We ieau that Capt Moody's and Capt. Mont
gomery's companies Of the 2Sth regiment have
entered for the war or foT Two years ateg the ex-
piraton Of their present term Of service. The
sams movement is going on spidtedly in other
companies, and We are not without confident
expectation that nearly all viii promptly re-enter
for the war. Full SIX companies have already
rs-organized. and FFo more viii probably do 90
before night
similar movement is progressing in our reg
imens at the forts and in South Carolina, bus as
we have not got the definite details We are IN
able At present to do more than allude 70 the
fact BlmiRga0S N. c. Journal.
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WANTED.

A SO. BRASS sINISEER 20 work on tbs Lathe
- to whom be hglsst VI gss viii bspsd Botrhes
reed GOT sPp'y. Apply to
mo = aApP TT s n-rTARA
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Fort PHLow.-We learn that Gen Jones
M Wthers, Of Alsbema, has been assigned
to tn command Of Fort Pillow. BE was in the
city on Friday, 81 route for thst Point--1Vhich
is about seventy miles above, on the east bank
Of lhe Mississippi river.
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NOTICE

CtAPT. J. K sWOOPE Of DeSoto county. B.Is.. i-
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