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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

DOUBLE COTTAGE AND AT fIC HOUSE ON ROUs-
-"' street. auction.
, ONE LOT and Improvement. in the square bounded by
RousseRn, Fulton
SO feet :hes lines front Rousseau street. by
depth of lO9 feet inches line The line Sorapau
street. and 81 feet inches 81 lines hs line
Tho Improvements comprise double House, with
rooms, sabnes attic donble kitchen with fo
rooms, two cisierns, we'll, out-hou.es
TERMs-Cash or SO can be paid in January 1863 with.
interest balance cash. - -' ~
of sale beere f. Barnett Notary Public the EXPENSE
Of the purchaser
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IMrRovED AND VACANT PROPERTIES IN TaE
First and Fourth Districts and Gretna, at auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH 6 CO.,
re e. GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer -

GOOD PIE ASANT DWELLING S-TWO- STORY DWELL.
ings and Two Lots, pleasantly situated, Philip
street, Fourth District at auction.
TWO LOfS AND IMPROVEMENTS, in square bounded
b. Philip Jackson, Fulton and Oh psewa SAID lo
IS feet inches front Philip street, by feet in
comfortable stoy fame house and kitchen cfnainng
eight hA is, gallery 'front.' building the
rear, containing servants ge and sta
be Also cern we'll with powerful force pump, fig trees
how,r garden, shruobey, shade trees fne siry
location. '
TERMS-Cash, half cash balance one or one and
two years. credit for bearing per current and
Cent eventual Interest," secured by mortgage
perty.
be kept insured aud the pol cy transferred
The vendor. 500 ys 1.rB.EI.sHsG =
Act of sale before Notary Public, at tho expense
of the purchaser. . - S-s
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; Aartlfular Aul1tss,

" ng- Notice to Tax Payers-T,,e Tax Rilrs
for hs City Taxes, all Real estate Slaves Furniture
Income Capital and other property for the year
1861 are now due and payable at my otice CITY Hall
a apl Sm hAM 91Fh EN. airy Treasurer,
B-PmbHc schools, Fourth Dsstrict-,The
Annual Examination OF these Schools will lake place as
below: - 80 f ~
TUESDAY, April Magnolia and Ches mt Schools
M,5;IsI WEnNhsnAY, M. M Aprl' 2-Live Oak School
IHpESDAY April 3--I.aurel and cDonogh Schools -
ttirla. High School-Aprl g. 8 and 10
On Thursday the 1Oh Of the exercises Of the
Examination diplomas will the graduates Of to
High Schools. e" " NV
The public are invited to attend.
j. G. 5PARHAM, Jn.,
apl sG SUPERINTENDENT.
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VALUABLE BAKERY, OPPOSITE ST. MARY,S MA 7
ket-Two Lots and I'm pro- vemen,s-At auction - -

A COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY HOUSE AND LOT
Grod street, between Franklin and Liberty Streets al
auction.
LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS, in the square bound ed by
Girod Lafayette franklin and berty streets Said lot
28 feet inches front aod street, by depth Of liz
feet The improvements comprise twoory frame and
k chen with slate roo containing eight rooms cistern by
dran out houses, - =
TERMS Cash. oneha cash balance In one or one and
two years. for soes bearing current and per cent
eventual Interest," secured by NOR ga the property.
|! time ped the imp kept insured and
policy transfer ed 10 vendor
Act OF sale before Aba Notary Public, expense
of the purchaser. F
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SEVEN FINE RENTAL PROPERTIES ON CLIt
3 Sir Mt auct;ou

GOOD SQUARE OF GROUND-TWENTY-TWO LOTS
One front on Gasquet street, at auction.
A GOOD SQUARE OF GROUND bounded by Gasauet
Palmyra Teem 4chus and Oortez streets. = -
See plan at the Exchange. ~.z -
0nehird cash the balance and two years
for bearing cent and per
interest the purchaser has the privilege of paying
cash.
Act Of sale before T. O. Stark, Notary Public, the
penss Of, the purchaser. a. ,4sst,1 3ssz7 la :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-02

THREE FINE LOTS IN oARRoLLToN. "a
EEE FINE LOTS, in Square Al A, and bounied /
onia FOURTH Madison anf Dublin Streets Said lots
a9h V front on soniat street, by 40 feet In depte
the purchaser. = = =. "~'''' ' - N .'
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z SA5 5RE1VARD-RAE AWAY FROM l45 ST
M GnaIies A slsss the negro Woman LUCINDA, aged s.
reward will be paid for her delivery thu City
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NORTHERN 1TEMs.-From q copy Of the New
York World, of a late date, we extract few items
of interest: 80 s 17- @%4y'
Gen. F. W. Lander, who died recently on TIE
Potomac, was the victim of the unerrng arm of a
Southern riheman. He received wound at Lees
burg, which eventually killed him. He was the
husband Of the favorite actress known as Miss
Jean M. Davenport, with whom Charleston theater-
goers have been-wel acquainted. -
The Northern papers are careful TO publish all
President Davis and the ADMINISTRATION. They
chuckle exceedingly over piece in 2 Richmond
paper calling in question the courage Of the South
ern troops in Fort DDnelson. - ~
School teachers are being sent down to Port
Royal to educate that new settlement in the pre-
valing Yankee theories. The following notice is
Port boya1..-We are requested to say that the
steamer Atlantic sails this day at 10 O'Clock pre-
cisey; that the superintendent and teachers mnst
all meet the Collector OF this port, Mr. Barney, at
the rooms of the Freedsman Depot, $40 Broadway,
at O'Clock, to take the oath Of allegiance and
receive their permits. Ali baggage and freight
must be at the depot before o'clock.
Hon. james duthrie is out with a letter advising
Lincoln to declare an amnesty to the Rebels, if
they will lay down their arms. The cold hearted,
scheming hypocrite, says: .ssssg
My policy would embrace all who are repentant
History records that the Jews, the favored nation
of the Almighty, again and again resisted his sa
cred laws, and were again and again chastised for
their rebellious acts. The scheme of salvation,
under our holy religion, is based on repe entance.
When Gsd forgave the repentant sinner, shall not
man forgive his repentant fellowmau? Let us not
be too exactiug. Let US remember that we are
but human. The great truth should be present
with us, that,
$ To err is human, 10 forgive divine." J..
"Ths is the teaching of Gods truth. The people
often rebelled against Jehovah, but.Jehovah him
self forgave the repentant nners. This is the
lesson of the Christian religion. AS we expect
forgiveness for our offences, we must forgive. II
these misguided men who have taken up arms
against the best Government ever seen, repent
aud come back to their allegiance, let US receive
them and show them the goodness and power of
the nation and its power to forgive"
"Uncle Toms Cabn,n drama exhibiting the
lights aud shades of Southern life, has been re-
vived at Waack's old theatre, New York, with
great success. The World says: /" These straws
Indicate the way the wind blows.n es..sal. -
A Chicago letter says there are number of sym
pathizers with the Rebels in that city. f4
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Knoxville, Tenn, March %, 1852.
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THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND ON BANK
I street, in an Improved Square, at auction.
THREE @ DESIRABLE LOTS, IL square bounded by Com
each % feet front Bank street. BY IOO fee. In denh
TERMS-Cash half cash; balance twelve months for
bearing cent eventual in
tcrest, secured by mortgageon The property, -
pense Of the purchaser. nSI
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'GQLPHURIC ACID-A FEW GAR aoYs or. or
- Fitrlol for sale low, to close Consignment - Is
M H. 8. HEDRICK, 81 Canal street.
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p,oo prvcr and enc or General Iisnccck's aids was
sent down TO NEE. Pryor. As tho proceeding OF 'no
oconel was uauhorzed notice could be given 70 'ne
request although II was evident that tho rebels were 90
s,ous OF an armstcc but TOO proud 20 ask H. ms 10
spcctive parties finally returned 10 their ines resaus
Tho whoc affair as misunderstanding Of military usassS
aud here tho matter rested
GREAT Loss or noasns.
rAo bse N horses was unusually great MOI ony "e'e
all .hs extra horses sent out 10 tho nela ~ 'no s",
Of the engagement but many Of the trains were lc' IN 'o
49, i,h - bo,eos and hc horses taken 20 the front
NM ar ,oa ar ncars az tho dincseut commands were
u,,h,, 10 nrooure horses and were upon The ncd sis
mounted n..;.r,.
Thc SoSeI pr,scners cssa' srs beer dressed 'nn
nosS of those captured y" 4" hang " 'ne'n "e"'
...t i. !. dead',n pre- ,lts engagements
mo f,l,m wing sfslsaits Of ar blue. Among 'he
l..sns who was killed Bs, Sunday on Butcher NOM.
sain. - s..s,.. ,~rr.,sv
c> ,,eousrs ssate srAt artillery wes terribly 90
.,uc,,,e driving shcr csnncnisrs entirely awsy ITO"
their pieces ...u.,,.s,. a, ~,r yost~s
,o,.u, movements upon our part rsndsrea in'aai'
cous Cor ne 10 resume the action. rne eoe"y -
,or tho position held by their right and 'o't wings
"a orr a.nks pyy extend almost oompssey around
s ,ne, on syeune ot escape from Maryland being A'
be little ford near shasrsburs :
ouripr yesterday great sonmct'on was opsorvsse y
IN. cnonys camps near sharp'Sars' Infantry sf'ers
and cavalry boing plainly visible hry'ns "sss TO,
II IN ant cspation Of an attack
,.mrorce ments have already COME mp, and more
~ ,h. ~av and another brilliant sstery msy be o.
pected shorty. -
- ,,,oh brigade suffered teri bly, n the battle ~
r.ar.sl ~ ,as,. Thsy were ordered to charge over
,ans, fvucc 0. Ne brow hill, end sns Of sScn ~erc
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

over ana others upon the fence when the rebels In III
corn field beyond opened upon them murderoqs hre.
neral Meagher's horse shot under him. and bullet
assed through his clothes He escaped uninjured how
over.
CASUALTIES IN TIM sIxry- NINTH.
among the casualties in tho New York Sixty-nintk.
we're: Klsd-capt Duffy, Co. 9 Lieut. Kelly, Co. A !,
Lieut.. williams, Co. O. wounded-Lieut. Col. Kelly,
through both cheeks Only four officers Of the sixty
ninth escaped unjured In the Nov York Eighty eighth
Capt. Clooney Co. z; Capt. Joyce Co. G, and twenty
eight were killed and wounded In Co. q, the wounded
we're j. B. Tanner, in the arm, and Lieut.. Eagan ths
,eg In the New York sixty-third, Lieut.. Col. Yow0
ind Major Benty were wounded In the arm. Lisuts
aud nackay, Of Gen. Meaghers sta were wound
ed The brigade only ave hundred ratio yesterda,
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rebel batteries during the hcghth OF tho engagement on
the right wing o had ridden down give somo order
relative to change Of position, when ahe yocherous
shouts and cheering Of the infantry attracted the sten
iicn Of the enemy, who Immediately opned upon spot
vn she'll which killed several horses Of tho body guard
and wounded number Of men In the ueshborhood.
CRITICAL JrScrr ar
Shortly after just the force an another par, o1 tho
Geld wavcrod before Calling rc, and werc about 70
retreat affairs Ia crica' condition aud our right
bard pressed by oyerwbelmn numbers, was IN Sanger
q bcng repused. General Nc rsan threw himself among
INC msn' checked the retro rade movement sprea the
nen in'o oonnuenSs ano vigos, ard IN few moments
drove the rebels 'front.' a, ro.i,on.
'' :" - naooIs yvR GysHRn xc1filss.
'ns .n''us"sm the troops Is wonderful. Tie
"ou'aeo 'n' '" .bu,ances ewing their s,s and cheer
~hn lns huttuu whenever the General passcs and hv
""' % hvralded by the shouts cf infantry
~ 'a''e" ntvs Tven uw Tying in the bmpitaa
n.1 - ~ nsmo Win those Of their parents. aud
h,e undergoing psSuSu surgical operations,
asntiy been seen % forget their suffering, and
Anisea up that shoy may 500 him pass By.
skposrsp rSnrn oy srorgwnS ,Asxsos,
Z" A,wsh Jackson relieved Longsreet In she latter
lsf tho dsy, and 10 believed 20 have bscu killed
y. og tho engagement shout along the outirel line
Jackson dus killed and number Of prisoners taken
nv m different parts Of the field state ,as missing
AZ d supposed 10 be lying dead upon the field within
ur lns A rsbel chaplain, captured late in tho ss-
or, made the same statement, ana assured our officers
III IL Jaokson had been missing for some time. No iu'ca
n fce relative 70 his death had reached General Mcce
A, last nlght; bit ne Jackson wore no Distinguishing
mara W probable ,hatho Iicdunrccognzed somewhere
spon the bsId -.
Aa.g truce was sent out yesterday BY one Of ON
cosos requesting ,ss tho rebel sharpslcosrs be pre-
l ysn,od srcn nrins upon surgeons attending th'
Il ,xo,aasc "a tue Geld me Gag Was met BY Genera
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
the BATHS IN MARYLAND.
Icot >rlNuED FROM FIRST PAGKi

q Frebchs dvision. As they on the brow OF the
s shsy >ond the rebels in De pits and behind stone
vans no immediately opsaed withernS pre, whici
CUR Fen stood bravely. The enemy had also plsnte,
NS batteries in position give us Calling hanklny
are This replied by oar batteries, and terriol
eannoDang ensued The Irish Brig de- Meaghers, which
b in french's division, made gallant and effective
charge upon toe enemy Thel enemy retired slowly,
disputing the ground as they went. The enemy were
driven hey Shsrpsburg towards the Virginia line.
susNm
was In bis clement and encouraged his calling upon
them to GO IN, boys" waving his hat en,h sastcaly
IN abe air. &C. He has every TO feel increased
pride in his command f,cr wock they did yesterday
General Max Weber hot and severely wounded
whe ordering bayone ch rse. His Assistant Adjutan
General, Capt Ii. NJ. Bur ig also wounded in tns
shonIder The rebels were drven three miles oeyoho
She position they uped q 10 ginning oil the ngnt
Vie morning.
Grs.RAL cRAwPusD WOUNDED
Brgadior General Crawford, while lea ing mp bis diyi
sion in upon the enemys centre, was severs.
wounded il the thigh, bat reused 10 leave the field
NO sofE FOR Tsg REBELS.
Jackson's forces are backed up against tn
river thA, unless he get OF towards HagsrstowD
where there is ford by which he might the river
or g,i he vicinity Of Bapers Ferry he must
sx,erence great dhculty in sxtricatns mself fron
his present position He s realizing the fact that oomine
is thing and returning very different matter
especially the face OF large and opposing fore
The usual report General jackson had been killed
Or course, circulated.
THE BaTlTR GROUND
covered large area, composed OF mountain wood ned
sl grain and marsh, the Antstsm river which lad
70 be and was lorded by soldiers, although tho was
from three 10 -four ect dep Ihe loss both sie
was very heavy; but the my's loss largely IN o.
cess of Three tarn, besides al the dweln s
houses IN the vicinity Gled IN wounded. Abo
bnree thousand isone captured The firing was
kspt up until hall. past seven = N.
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up losing all bus about two hundred q It's men, and
Iy al its ncid and limo officers killed, wounded and
rtssing Lieutenant Colonel Curtis and Captain BArem,
OF ahis regiment, when IL withdrawn, took muskes
ana cartridge boxes from dead soldiers and went in with
the Fifty arst Pennsylvania and fought II oui escaping
unburt.
cgr HooEu's CONDITION.
General Bookors wound is not so bad was at nrst
thought The bones Or the foot uninjured, and he
vii som be able 70 rejoin his command.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

this dncu.,y ID uHaoebsdy The object % his present
movsmcnts.
cus ioss WAS vHsf sxiyI;
but the snsrnys much greater. Il % Impossible "
get any details Il killed and wounded In tsac 90 scnA In
by this messenger The firing kept sp until quar-
past H. sns this rebels driven ~ lesst
three miles from the position they held In the morning.
10 seporte slsc, tha, General heCeso zen, Sag
Of truce asking the enemy TO surrender but he would
not Do n
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
OUR BALTIMORE DESPATCH.

Bitrsons, Sept. 10, 1862
sentscnAD shp lcft the battle Geld nine O'Clock on
Wednesday night confirms tho Of the reporter
Of the press st headquarters In every particular.
He says that forces occupied the position chosen by
the enainy the commencement Of the bate and that
the rebels were driven back mile and a half a, all
points except upon extreme right Shich hey stll
hcld at the close OF the day.
Our informant nil day within a hnpdred Yards OF
General Mcclellan and says that the results " the day
were regarded by him and his s.af gorisas victory
though not . 6ns one.
There was no faterug any pOiut Of tho line Of our
whole army.
Our soldiers erutant AZ the results Of tho days
Hght, and Gen. Mcclellan was in the highest spirits.
The opinion Of General Mcclellan and hose around him
was that the nnsl result would depend who got ren
forcements frst.
Our informant says that nothing had bees hoard on the
Geld a the capture or Genera cDgsteet tho killing
General i and tina. there Ia truth in either report
Twenty Thousand M 70 roinorcenents were expe .ad
70 rsaoi, the 6ed yesterday from harrisburg
Our Informant thinks the ioss o. the rebels fun ocusI
10 ours.
INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE.
wssnsGros, Sc IT, 70 asKs
Tie following incidents Of the battle 70 furrsab.a No.
ano OF che HirifD corrospcs ss-s.--
rAsanv Fscn q osvfRAs Won't,
espeFal AsUollsp psTrswiy esoS Ssd .llery sfsm tbe
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
FnsDEucg, Nd. Sept. 70, 1872.


RrssI .oIops CAPTURED rHisrYi1vn.
Capt Flowers, Of Company G, Thirty.afih New York,
whe WIS wousdod below The right knee in Wednesday
nsbt, arrived here from shsrpebmg this evening
he bsngs with him the battle Gag Of tho seventh re1ss
regiment which was taka by the Thirty fifth New York
Oh Wednesday afternoon. This regiment s IN General
pa.rcks brFads, Of Boekcr'e corps, which was hoty
enssgsd on the right of our lines corn 6eld which
w~ commanded BY Of batteries, was alternately
taken and rclinauishsd by this brigade Tho bat
tory was 50 placed - TO play upon the
hsno Of any force occupying this corn neld
The brigade would advance sns drive the rebels cut OF
tho position ana would then receive ordsrs 70 retire
The febes would rush in and reoccupy H. whom the bat
terry wosh open upon them and nov them down like
grsss The brigade would then 10 ordered forward asn
10 finish the work Iiiis repeated several tir,es
During the costes FIVE stand or rsbel coors were taken
by the brigade The IN Capt. Fow,ss plsesa,op IL
sisdied with ture!s aDd stained by the boo or flo
sergeant who bere H. and who fe upon H. Tho cne,ny
rsscd The Ascsicas ,s al this point order 10 stop our
Ere bN ths v1 unsuccessful Many oHcsrs concur
~ stating the fact that tho American nas was displayed
nj several different points during tn baltic.
sHs yErnyAr on rnn RLssB
captain Fe~srs confirms the report that tho rebels are
Aterayln ~ v cross ~ tLe osds Dssr snd ABOVE starps
burg
M yorrrH rHooS r.sSD TrgKsEf
ne ysUsh Rhsss ,ssAGs rsEns.i rn very bs<ly SIT
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THE CASUALTIES.

additional Names OF the Killed and
Wounded at the Battles OF Soush
Mountain, Harper's Ferry and Of the
Valley OF Antietam.
The following names OF killed and wounded, in the
recent battles in Maryland, in addition to those
heretofore published in the HERALD:-
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
zmn Col. , listh N. y.

list RECEIVED LATT LhsE NIGHT
- Smead 20. -, iTih Michigan, worndsd- Y. hars
rpld Co H. lst peunsy ANA fihes Y gbS Joe 90 n
iNsth rsrrayivaria s5aoNsD snd wris' j. W AN'rsws
Co ", 7.A wscousr ~ = = Frcrchi ~, H. Scss irhs
CON hll.sI ~, UN FlbrE Ihsls-
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

Audcnreid -,Gen. Summers
staff.
Allen Moses, 18th Michigan.
Ardt Major, 10th N. Y.
Il
Byron H. "A ,7thMass. ,bre'ss.
Bartoiomen sgt. "A ,7th Mass,
nip.
Baclmm Saml., A, ,7th MasS,
Bisre Capt 14th Indiana
buhight A., SS,h Pa.
Brice Corp. j. NJ. 72d Pa.
Bloomeuberg Ma, 15thInd,.
Bush Capt. 9th y. Y.
Burgey L.. |, SIT Illinois
Ba aes sgt.E l.. X ,95shN.Y.
Beauliler It,, G, 24ih MY.
Boswell W. p, T., ed N.Y.
Boisen -, II, 14th MY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-31
TEI.EaRApHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHER
HEAVY FIGHTING IN THE SOUTHWEST
THE ENEMY REFUSED.
A .Flae.of Truce to Bury Their
Dead.

VicKsBURa, Doc 30 --On Saturday the enemy
made four darsrsss attempts TO foacs cur liaas un
the Chickassw, With heavy loss The l7.h Iour
siana greatly distinguished ;tself, repulsIag ur
aided. the assault of three full regime nts of ysr
kees.
On Sunday morning the enemy again sivaacsd
On our lines, and were repnlsed With heavy loss -
All the troops behaved CALAMITY. bui special men
ton Is r1a.ds Of the 26th and I7.h Louisiana regL
ments, the former regiment maintaining the ground
all day agalnst superior forces.
Our loss Oh sunday was: the I7.h Louisians l
killed and wounded; sst Tennessee, 4 killed and
wounded Capt O. A. Gently among the killed; the
18th Tennessee, killed aud . wounded; elst Ter-
nessee, killed, none We unded. One Ct Gen. Lees
couriera had his leg shot off wofford's artillery
lost one Sergeant killed No particulars Of the c.
sualtles Ia other regimenta.
On acnday afternoon 5000 of toe enemy sd.
vancsd On one q sur EeGlpsntxan tha rs.s xsna
of The Chiekasaw bayou to storm the works, bull
were moved down in large numbers, and upwards
Of 200 prisoners taken, with fivs sand of coiors.
The enemy we're driven back 10 their boats, AID
Afterwards cent In flag Of truce for permission to
bury their dead, under which some of the prison.
ers escaped Fighting still continues with no iul-
portsns results. The fighting of cur troops was
splendid. The 2sth Louisiana again immcrtslzes
itsef for ths gallant manner in which It acted du
ring the battle.
The Yankee prisoners state that Morgan is their
General commanding.
severe fighting IL going on now.
The enemy have destroyed the vicksturs
Shreveport aud Texas Railroad as faI as Deihi La
. distance of 30 mios. They are also said to have
burned the town Of Delhi, which Ii reported to be
totally destroyed.
Cut casualties in yesterdays fgh; vera small
TLis aerning firing Is heard in the ssne direction
and i. is supposed the enemy srs again advancing
to storm our works. The soldiers ara eager e
mest tie enemy, aad srs determined TO conquer ci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-31
tsOUTHERE ASSOCIATION DisPATCHKs.
IMP TANT FROM THE WEST
A Battle Expected Near Murfreesboro' - Our
Troops Confident Of Success-MoFGan at
kussellville, Ky.

MybFaErsBORO', D5o. SO here has been 10
general engagement to-day, although ihers ha.
beeo nsaey gkiFrnishng in from: OF cur eni!.s sine.
Whea.ers aud Whartcn's cavalry woy3 warmly
ensag u ell dsy The te+o lines srs poa in Sigh.
Of each other. sad he eaen7 are advancing il,
splendid liae Of battle. Ths fgh, will csitsinly
begin tomorrow.
Z he Federals are In srsAteE E.rcs than ..
frst Intimsted. They ars low within three miles
OF Murfreesboro snd it Is thought they will demand
the surrender Of tbs piece tomorrow morning Our
army is confidently ssvsiting their approach.
Twenty i've prisoners belonging to the 4th
Ohio cavalry were brought in thls evening.
1t Ia runiored that den. John Morgan Is now at
Russel:viils, KY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-31
rgs EMMY 5 auspoArs IN rhE cHowAu

A gentleman wko passed through Raleigh on
ss,asc lsst who lad been spending some days GA
=. cs,,waa river sni Aleemsrie Sound. in BERTHE
.,nntv. n. c, represents that an unusual number
= ssnobss.s were ia the river ard In the Sound ne ar
70 ii. mouth BE farther sta'es that these suuboats
A.i visited all the saw mills on the waters. and had
s.,r.ea off a large quantity of sawed lumser This
upaber It is eoniss.urei is to be used iu panking
40 the sldes OF their boats so as to project the men
-, them from tie Are 0! our sharpshoo,srs.