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AUCTION sALssy.
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Rr aoDDIN . APPER1SlY, Anel %

5 ~ o~A<DsSs - - = = Sf~e 80 - -
|TSRuSTEE,S. SALE OF a EEAuTiFuL
i FARM OF 7si ACRES, NEAR THE
MECH OHANIt,SyILLE TURNPIKE, TDJK
MILES last OF RIUhM)nD.-By virtue
Of a deed Of 'rus: assed lsi Assaas. .tss, duly
eonssnt Of shs parties ;nseressed we .hsh ssii g
public auction.cn the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
The 18th January. fe62 at O'clock NJ. ff fair
Il not, the nsxt fair dsy thefcaftrry ne very
beautiful tss Located a. above, row in tbs oeen.
psncy of Mr. Chas. Camm ann, sontasaing 73t
scfes acj josvg hs lands Of Mrs. josiah d. sspi,a,
shs late 4. ~. Brsxton, AVID cihesa. s4
Tne DIV cling Ia OF raodsSn bu'id, ccateins four
large room. aud three aaau nnes besid.s q passass
Aaa os", wfh ssore room srd cfcssts kVcher
wHn serySnss sscsrmod&ssoas.ss StAhling for
m rpas rses ara ienr caws: Bsrn txesshns Corn.
Trees ora bali acse Ia St-sss harrioa Asparagus
Beds; ksspsezres; sandsy sp.inss Of seed ~ wattr;
aocns 90 acres of fisaed tsnd. 4 raft cs the low
grsbnas has beeap in grsss; il. s,,sr l,ei i.nd
yssetsbles ior spring ksse hsen risessd. VA
onions g. d gabDsse, -
-Issss ,ne. fens sssrsssa balance a. 8, H. aaa.
Is mcrfhs. fsr negatisb,e notes, lassres, sddsd.
secured by trus; deed. The tx4es tor sh!s year
ia4 GcDDIN & APFERson. auoa.
E<oRTY MoST hEATTIfTT AND At
se TRAGTfyH Er9s, ffy THE TOWN OF
SYDNEY, bouu6ed by Federal, iamweed, Gerry,
tioi, on the premises, ou THURSDAY. tbs 10Th
Janiary, 1862, ~ IL o'clock ~, tf faie II ROT,
The Iex! fair day there after } sepsa two heaut.fnt
squ.res located rs above, each having g smal
Dwelling and oIh.r tatdiags thereon.s' The said
squares viii he divided into forty .nte eaea hav-
ing front Of 81 fest, and dept, Of les feet TO IA
alley 20 fec. wide. hese lots are, without doubt,
the most beautiful In sss daey, ami ste locatst IN
he most i'm proving part Of the suburbs
TEKasy-Ons- fourth cash, balance at q ~, snd
Is months tor negotiable notes. interest added.
secured by trust deed. The tsxss for 1850 to
be paid by Che purchaser.
DartiCnlar aRlsd
to This sale. GODDiH 4 APPEnSON.
is7 Ancsioneers.
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DEDWUuD h KEACH.
IL, AUCTION and

CUMMISSIUN MEHVEANTc,
No. 5i MAIN STREET.
We call special stteaton to our spacious WARE.
ROOMS, with large sky -lgh:--being the largest
and best arranged Auction Room in the city for
the sale of any description of merchandise.
We tender our services 10 the public for the sale
OF REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY, within
the city or county; and hope by strc attention to
business TO receive {. liberal share of patronage
Ia In-at
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RuHHIra rHs BLooxADE.-The Norfolk cor
respondent OF the Petersburg Exwess, Of the
9Th instant, says that vesssl loaded with
bananas, and consigned to an enterprising
tlrra In thst city. has arrived In Q Sortherp
porI
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The Burnside Espsa<ion-H Harm Worh Erpected in
North Caroiiaa-Ths Wsath1-Cfstrn Watv
Scarce DC. ~
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hi. feisr h. Htls1t 5led ss1Ss8lE ii ~
lesfs etf ealhras4lss. MsfA estsstsasg
I'D tee M l9M. - r
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ber. sa
r. Is. COOK will seil MONDAY, Jasua-
rv 18Th, at 10 O'Clock, at his store, - rdasn
street, go 900 worth or the . bcye goods, COM
prising ali the naw patterns, from Tho ceis-
Sons sss
Also, elegant Damask and Lace CnrtainE,
with Cords, Tesseis and GimIs TO match.
The special attention o; the trcde ~ called
TO this sale, rs the goods Will be ionad very
desirable.
TgRxs--Cash in hankuhIe funds,
iaa r. b. COCK. Aust
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r u. Is & ] G Il SIS
l.. NEW
HkEAD, CAKE, CRACKER,

And PIE BAKERY.
Having removed to my new estab ishment, on the
corner OF Broad and Fourth SITS, which bsve had
fitted up in a superior style, do offer my sin
thanks to my friends. and the public in gene
raj. for the very liberal patronage bestowed On me
for the last tive years, and hope by strict sntion
20 business, and working of the best materials, to
merit q continuance of the same.
have increased my facilities f3r Baking to such
sn extent that / an prepared 10 turn out
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES on as
larges scale any establishment of the kind in
the State.
hospitals Restaurants. and Roarding Houses
surpiied with FRESH BREAD twice every day.
CRACKERS Of all kinds, fresh baked. constantly
On hand, packed in the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS, CAKES,
GINGERBR SPICENUTS, Sc, at the
fhortast notice.
Orders from the country thankfully received
and carefully attended to
r Parties 6 slppiied with PLAIN and oRNAMEN
Id. BRIGGss New Bakery.
Corner of Broad and Fourth streets.
ia l0-d3m.
HEADQUARTERS WISE LEGION
RICHMOND, Jan. 9th, 1e62.
g PEClAL ORDERS No. 252 -Abssntees from
y the companies of the Wise Legion will forth
with rejoin tnem. They will proceed to Norfolk
via Richmond, and thence to the headquarters of
tie Legion.
The civil authorities are hereby required to ar.
rest All such as are absent without furloughs and
those falling promptly to return will be forthwith
advertised as deserters.
BY order Of Col. DAyIe, Comd'g VI
JAMES II. PEARCE,
ia l03ts A. A, Adjt Geui Wise Legion.
rINO YOUNG OFFICERS, AND THOSE
WHO WISH To BECOME EXPERT
IN nj LIT AIRY EXERCISES. - Mr..
CHARLES LECAMJ', late Drum Major of the
Fourteenth Louisiana Regiment, offers his
services TO eli noyices in the military profes.
sion as instructor IN the use of the SHORT
SWORD. according to the practice OF the
French Military schools. He will also give
lessons in the Manual of arms, aad teach
Young drnmmers according to scientific
rules
lie viii always be found At his rooms, over
the Arcade Saloon, opposite the First Mar
ket, from O'Clock to II A. 10. and from to
O'Clock, 4. M, daily.
lal0-lws CHARLES LECAMP
FTNo ALL WHOM 1T MAY GONGERN.--
Persons employing my DRAWS, from
aud after the 9Th inst Will do il on the fol-
lowing terIns-yiz: For five squares. or less,
2dc and for each sl0Se over lc. additional !;
and for any load beyond the limits of the
city boc beyond that point there must DC an
2greement as to the charge, otherwise shall
make such charge rs seems to me reasonable.
p. j. ARCHER.
Richmond, Jan ., 1852. lalo--St
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BY REDWOOD s Kc4cH, Audisone-rs.

DNiNISTRAT0H'S SAfsk or VAEJ~
~ BILE HOUSE AND LOT At Pueblo
Auction. ou WEDNESDAY. ID last "a o'eless.
=. M, tsh en ofsr for sale. On The reesn!aas, t-s
HOUSE end LOT beiccgns 80 sha ~ssa.e Of Bar,
nett Wicker, daceased, On The naStAea.. corner Of
6tn and Csnsls.s IRE fio.se IL 81 brfck. slated
roof, and suitable for lsrss faustiy, eesssansa
spacious r6orns.
The Lot lies beautifully on gsnsla dsoliyily.
from front 70 rear, 81 feet en- 9Th, ana 1ji on Ca
nai street, a6ording rars snd advantageous So
poftunity 20 capitalists saT SutliaS, AID meeting
the great dss and for homes IN tAs Capita OF 'hs
Southern Coasederscy.
The pssgnboshesd ia most csishls. ars toa.
vsnient TO al the Goverament OiIres Mr L., ssis
L. barnes occupies The houss. ~hoas tern, exy lFes
The iosh Of April asxt. ~ whisA possef sia
will be gwen earlier II an ers assssasest shau,d
be affected With Mr.. Barnss to sss4 sE.'..
TERMs-Une asis es~h i. ssnksh,s funds; 'As
othar hall at IA months for a~gessabss rete inter
est added, and secrr.d by a .rusI dssa Tbs wa
tar new levied 70 be rsid BY the purchaser.
JAS. ". PHILLIPS.
tse-tds A.iua.uss'tf 1ith W.. ssas.s ssd.
kapwoep EsAcH. Ancttonrsrs.
TXECUTUhsS sALE.--NIn r ssssss Il ess
LAY the sd ysnaary. itsa. Ne fAkA Gales
Chalk Level Ia the county Of Caroline. aud tho
property Of the lase =. e. WW tbem pt<s snd
e ,soas a IS, .s = vi sa
CITIES az Chesterfield Depot. "a the kics ueat.
f'raasslsksbars & FcsoRse Nsilruusl, AnA within
abous two ho1rs' ride tsem kistsssns
sbeut 100 onshsIs Il waeA esaAsd Afss he
sass al the Farm, ali tas rzs NJ RAvkEarY
VIII be SOLD such a. EesssA tsaSzs Mutr& pxatss'
40, saaa about ------ hstfrs.s s,s e. q q sA,ss.
ans siya easa, bAiAHss 4. - yesz. fes teis.i4
b~Segsg iussFest ssaufed ~ : txAsl ass& fes sas
R1is3Al lyeJ1rt5 81 1&1sa "a 81 svsa
- NNsAe16 \ k4aa4 SDe1 ~ t~fs4s
= e ~ nd III 81. :.
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1nOM The PKNIrsULA

The ehsastssss asS Nso Year Holidays Amonx n.
Ssldi~s-Psospectse Of a Fisht-Disesreeasls Wea.
fAey, Dc, &c.
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-ss----~-~--
~ =. B COOK, AzSs'y.

~ ENTEEL OUSEHULb bFURNITURE
NJ AT AUCTION.--Un MONDAY, l3tk
instant, at IL o'clock, Will sell, al tae Yesi-
dence, ON Clay, between 2d aes, I'D sts. all
The Furniture Of q family declining ho .es-
keeping, consisting of Damask aad Lace
Curtains and Cornice; Brussels, Ihres-
Ply, aud Ingram Carpets ! Stair Oar
pets and Rods; Rags, Shades supe-
rior Marble Top Etegrs, Sofas, Lonugss
Gothic Reception Chairs, Arm. Rocking.
Cane-seat and Common, do, Marble Top
Sideboard and Gen trs Tables; Extension Dl~
ming Table, Chandeliers and Gas fia turas.
Handsome Wardrohss aud Ellreass; MBhcga.
ny anc Walnut Bsdsteads, Feather Beds;
Hair and Shuos Mattresses, EoIstefs. PHI
lows, Hiankets, Bedding, Mantle Ornaments
Crockery, China and Glassware Cooking
Stove; Kitchen and Pantry Furniture. hsiri-
geraior, Safe, &e., DC,
Moat OF the above furniture Is new, and Of
excellent quality; and to enable tn paoiic 10
examine same, the residence will be cpen on
Saturday, llth instant, from 10 until
O'Clock. GiaaI T.. B. COOK Auct.
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ADJ'T AND INSPR GEEL'S UFFTOE,

ia lo-3t
ADJT AND IESPR GEELS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Jan. 9Th 1862.
Extrdcs.
NPEOlAL ORDERS No. L." Ill. All parsons
> in Government employ, in the public work
znops OF elsewhere, are exempted from militia
duty"
BY command of the Secretary of War
JNO WfTHERS,
ia lo-2w Asst Agt GenT.
LIok SALE OR EXCHANGE for property in
e or near the city OF Richmond, my FARM,
situated two aud half miles from Norfolk con.
tanning loo acres, with improvements. For par.
Hcossrs' sa1teas B. d. BUTT,
AT Richmond, or
WIN BUTT,
"a IV-Im At Norfolk, Va.
MO @ E.-Ali persons indebted to the
IN late Vim. 7. Hunt will please come for.
ward and pay the same, and all persons hay.
ing claims against his es tate will please pre-.
SIMON TEHAN, Admir- Of
VIM. r. Hunt, decd.
~ can be found At the efBcs of Williams
ssSee. corner Pearl and Main Sta ia lots
A DMINIsTRATkIx NUTICE.-1I per.
n sons having claims against the estate of the
.s'e Lewis Hchweitzer, will please present them
=. once properly authenticated. to the undsrsiened
ana al persons indsbted to the estate must como
forward and settle the same promptly.
AkIEE ScHWEITZER, Admfx Of
Lewis Schwettzer, dec d, On Franklin,
~ to-ote Between i7th and 18th sts
WILLIAM h. REDWOOD 4 Co; Agents Tor
w the asie OF Manufactured. Chewing and Emo-
a,ng Tobacco, Ct all grades, fsom common TO fine
Ai1o Cigsrs, from medium the best imported Hs.
fanAs Pipes - Assorted Matches, &C., &c.
rrn,oesaie and resa opposise Exchange Hotel snd
oar@d os@ House, corner of Franklin and 94tb SITS.
na' w. 10 1O-5lx
NoIiCE-Intsndiug after the 2Oth OF this
= montn. ts close out the balance of my stock
waai shes dsss aeli ali my goods ct old prices :.
tsoss 70 Msnt would do well 10 essl.
:. N.-iss WV, 4. WALTERS.
sUigssssI issss - Il .assS;,- ss.xais 4;
y ssrs ssd II pia by q}<T
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.COMMlssIONER's SALE or SEVENTY

n \OMMlSSIONEk'3 SALE OF SEVEN Y.
~ SIX ACRES OF LAND, In Chesterfield
county. In original growth, ter miles Fl ON Mat.
chester As Commissioner Of the Hastings Court
Of the City of Richmond, sppointe1 by decree
In the case OF johnson, xc.. Va. johnson, Ae., en
tered On TIA 18th October, 1850 shall proceed 10
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, at Bethlehem Meet
ing House. on MONDAY, the Goth January, 1e62
at l2 clock, M Of fair, If not. the next fair day
thereafter the tract Of land referred in the bin
Of the plaintiffs, lying and being IN the county OF
Chesterfield, containing gEEYENTY6IX ACRES
heavily set in original growth, known AZ the
SARAH BACON TRACT" oa the ehu, ch road
leading to Petersburg, adjoining Bethlehem Meet
ing House, the lands Of Alexander Trabue, Ham
Geek, and others, and about half mile Southwest Of
the Manchester and Falling Creek Turnpike, and
about ten miles from Manchester.
TKRNs-Three, six And twelve months for bonds
bearing interest, with approved personal aecurity
aad title retained till all the purchase money ID
fully paid. The taxes Of 1862 to be paid ICY the
purchaser. W. GODpIN.
do 81 Commissioner.
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BY jas. NJ. TAYLOR & son, ,aae,:oneers.
TWELVE HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS IN THA TOWN or SIDNEY.
AUGTION.--We wiu sell upon ;hs premises 90
WEDNESDAY,, tha rs h day of Isouary, cotds
u,eneng al 3d oelo b, r. tA,, 4tsveiga hand 3oma
BUiEDING LOTS ou Park aud Me sdcw s'fssis,
Sidney and nessjy "a ioinils the real ienea Of ar
Tusstslt.
They front each 30 feet, SID tua back .2o fe, sse
alley. Thess lots are beautifully located, aud
these III want of such property would do well tn
TnRMs-One, third cash; the balance q, 6 and is
months, for negotiable nc,ss. vita intercss aidsf,
secured by 4 trust dseS
10 Jas, M, Taylor &. SON Aucts-
TWO BEAUTIFUL BU gt.Ds.G LOTS. on
\ FEDERAL hfrSEET SIDNEY AT aUC-
TIdN.-We will sell, iaaneataselv after the sho 'e
sale, two beautiful BUILDISG LolS, on F~tsFal
Square, having a front Of 3A fest sab, AMI run
ming back 1870 test t, al alsv 20 fee. wide.
TERms-Os.s-;hird cash; balance az and i2
rlpusbs 'or negotiable notes, win interest sd ed,
and secured by trls. daed.
jas JAs. nj. TAYLOR 4 SGN, Auets
r. EASE OF LOT AND A LARGE
/ ! FRAMED B1FILDINC. AT AUCTION.
We will sell, on TUESDAY,, The ID b day OF Jam d:
Lot, now in the cupnneJ of ell j. Hughes. To-
expire Deeeube. 3 1874. IL fronts tie west
side of leth between Grace aud ktsnkt lin street.
IS feet, and runs back the usual aapth.
There Ia upon the property largo Framed
Building, 80 By 100 feet. lately use6 ~ shop
TERMSAt saie
jas JAS. ~. TAYLOR & sOy, Aucts.
A VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK
n TOBACCO FACTORY, aa ths north side
of Man. between 10Th and 27sh streets, at AUG
TION.--We Will sell upon the prefnisss ON MON
DAY, the 18th day Of Janussr, CON a,sDe ug At
O'Clock p. NJ, he valuable TtiRE3f STORY TO.
BACC0 FACTORY en- the narth side of Man,
between goth and 27th streets, row "a TIE oceu-
psncy of the Confederate staiss. ont nfre Ts-
Gently by J.W. Atkinson. Esq il FONTS
Main street 20 feet, and runs baex 50 ieet.
TERSs.--One fourth cash the bslsGt at @, II
and io months for negotiable notss. with Interest
added, aad secured by .rNss deed
jas JAS. M. TAYLOR d. SON, Aucts
nRE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAU.
Z TIFUL BUILDING LOTS CONPI9 uOuS
TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AY ArUTION.
Will ba sold, on THURSDAY, ths 10TH dap os
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4 AfE HUNDRED .ANp TWENTY BEAU
~ TIFUI4 BUILDING LOTS, CoNfI8 uOuS
TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND. At AnJpION.
Will ba sold, on THURSDAY, she 10th dap os
January, 1862 upon the pre- cises, cemnier eipg at
~ o'clock. l2o beautiful building Loss, tying sast
of. and contiguous to, the city Of Rehrnond on
the road from 18th street TO the Meehanicsviis
Turnpike, and from any portion OF which there
Is fine view of the city. This sale pr.srnts
An extraordinary opportunity for profitable ia
vestment az we'll rs to persone desiring lots t.t
building purposes. Persons desiring to pnychsrr,
respectfully asked to view the property baiore
the day of gsle, plat Of which. insY ba soen st
the office of tbs auctioneers.
TEkMs.-Ons-f urth ca. h; The bsiarrs ST s, i2s
and lS months, for negotisDe notes, igtersst 9d@,
ed. end secured by a trust deed
lag JAS. M. TAYLOR T. sOSg Au,tss
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ESTRAT Came to my Farm, near Han
L. over Academy, n small RED COW, The
owner VIII please come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away. can
yer county, Va.
~ 4-lnp3ws q II MAIInRy
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RICh'D { DANVILLE 3. Z. CO.

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-12

Letter from CoriutL.
Special to the New Orleans crescent.l

..A ..... CoarHTH, April y. ibj!
Mr.. Eailor-Our expedition to the Ten
nessee Was crowned with decided victory. We
captured about 1000 Federals and immense guam
titles Of cannon small arms, stores and 1nunltiohs
of war. The loss is not yet ascertained, bnt must
be heavy on both sides. The fighting on the sec
ond day was kept up by small portion of our
force, for the purpose OF checking the enemy,
while our main body retired with the captured ma
teria. The struggle was severe and bloody.
The following are the casualties n the Crescent
Regiment:
Crescent City Guards, Co. A.-Killed-Pryate,
VIM. Meeker. -..
Wounded-Iieuts. 3. e. Hand and l.. H. Legay
Priyates VIM. Waterson and - Dysart.
Crescent Rifles, Co. B--Ked-sergeant John
Laurens Privates -- Johnson, R. S. Camm.
}. r. Gjimshaw. .o".E
Wounded-Capt. Andrew F. Haynes sergts.
Chas. E. Black aud G. f. W. DAkers; Priyates
S. J. Baldwin, ]. B. Trst, J. D. Kemper, Ed
Carter, Jr., F. R. Southmazd, Wa. L. Black, Ben
Wall.
Louisiana Guard, Co. C.-Killed- Captain G. H
Graham Privates John st. Clair, A. j. Clark.
Wounded-Sergt. L. D. Cook; Color Sergt. H.
T. Shilling Corporal 7. B. Chase; Privates John
B. S. Dmitry, E. G. Kelley, Paul Laparle, A. NJ
Pepper, Isdore Richards, Joseph O'Brien.
Eeanrogsrd Rangers, Co. D. .-Killed-Private W
J. Mason.
Wounded-Sergt. P. Carpiette Privates Fl. Ries
J.. Mulhall E. W. Nudge, W. A. Smith, D. A
James, G. f. Fuchs.
Twiggs Guard, Co. -Killed-serg. Henry
Sherry; Privates James Cullen, F. H. salles; Cor
poral J. NJ. Kennedy.
Wounded Charles Paguod.
Crescent City Guards, Company F-Killed-Pri
vate B. Horner. Wounded-Privates j. S. Wiggin
Thos. Healey, Sylsbe and Har.nett; Sergeant Geo
P. Belts. ~. %~
Ruggles Guard, Company G-Kiled-P G
NJ. Price and J. B. Joseph. W1unded-Corpora
Buchanan; privates R. Kuck, J. F. Rehbein, Chas
G. Kennedy, E. N. Stringer and Corporal Il. G
Swain.
Orleans Cadets, Co. H-Killed Private Theodore
Shultz. Wounded, Lieuts. S. c. Fisher, Henry
G. Perry; Sergeant R. W. Kennedy; Corporals D
Wicks and NJ Powers; Privates P. A. Newton, r
| B. Cenas, H. Surgi.
Crescent Blues, Co. killed Privates 8.
Todd, Carl Sodawasser, (drummer.) Wounded
Capt. John Knight; Corporal B. F. Chambers, an
Privates G. W. Stone, John Timer, Geo. French
| F. Ostrich, John G. White, W. R. Elliott, Fred. D
| Meza, A. Reese.
| Sumter Rifles, Co. K.-Killed- c. G. Camp
bell Private K. Macauley. Wounded, Sergeant
John Collins and W. D. Hyer; Corporal A. Myers
Priyates Thos. Leggin, Conner. Larkin, D. Peters
Geo. D. Hipwell, Oscar Czarnowski, J. G. Gormar
| Samuel Laycock.
Alexandria Rifles, Company Skilled private
| Beck and Kennedy. Wounded-Lieut. FelIowe
Privates Dunsmere, Walter o. Grain, McGrath.
Stragglers constantly coming in, and have M
put them down. Regiment in good health.
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FEDERAL PRIsoNERs-The Yankee prisoners ,wtf

FEDERAL PRIsoNERs-The Yankee prisoners, who
were brought to this city night before last were
Yesterday sent to Tuscaloosa The people had
good sight at them while they were embarking on
the cars, and the crowd was very large, who,
through curiosity, visited the depot to witness
them and their departure. The prisoners were
motley crew, certainly. They had dirty, filthy
appearance about them, which is not the case
with a Confederate soldier--and had the air of sol
diers who had been abused by their officers, until
the last spark of pride had left their composition
Our people treated them with respect-they were
furnished with plenty to eat--and went OIL on the
cars better satisfied than they were when they
arrived. Some of them expressed desire TO
remain here, and thought it was hard they should
be sent down South. The officers from Gen. Prem
tss down, acted like hlackguards. Their language
and behavior indicated that they had very little of
the gentee or polished gentleman about them !;
and they left the impression on the minds of our
people that they were nothing more or less than
set of demoralized, degraded, vulgar men-the
lazaroni of the North. They have gone where
they can study etiquette at their leisure, and
where the people will assist them in their eduea,
tion-where constitutional ethics are expounded
a Ia JEFF. Davis. memphis Avalanche, 10th.
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Eutal gnttIligents.

NOT AFRA1D.-James Burke, Bridget Kelly and
Mrs. Campbell ascertained that warrant had
been issued for them, on charge of having as
saulted and battered James Malloy with danger
Gus weapon They, therefore, prudently walked
round to the Recorders Court and surrendered
themselves for trial. This courting Of investjga-
ton among big fcnctionaries, who have had to do
with public contracts, is often a part of the bluff
game, more ostentatious than honest, but with
chivaIrous people, who devote their talents to the
use of dangerous weapons, it may be the candor Of
an upright conscience.
met last night to receive and consider the report
of the Committee on Teachers, in relation to ques
tons of salary, etc., referred to at the last regular
meeting of the Board.
The report was to the effect that some of the
teachers, viz Mr.. Meen, Mr.. Clark and Mr..
Brewer had volunteered for the war, and Mr..
Hall for ninety days, and thought that they should
receive portion of their salary during their alb
sence
The Committee, therefore, offer the following
resolu'ious
l. That every teacher who has volunteered in
the Confederate States service, and whose stua-
ton is temporarily filled by another shall receive,
during term of said active service, the difference
between his own salary and that Of the next lower
grade-and, in addition to this, he shall receive the
! full amount OF his salary for the vacation, July
| and August.
,. That the temporary incumbent, whether a
supernumerary regular incumbent of lower
position, shall receive the remainder of the salary
Of the position thus temporarily occupied, after
paying the regular teacher, absent to the seat of
| war the amount as fixed in the first resolution.
| 8. That in case any division shall from any
cause be temporarily suspended, the incumbent,
absent at the seat OF war, shall receive onefourth
Of his monthly pay during the school term, and
| also the vacation salary.
These resolutions were adopted, and ordered tc
take effect from the lst Of April.
1t was also resolved that the High School, for
bows, be rcopened as soon as a suitable teacher
can be obtained, aud ordered that in the mean'
time the boys belonging to it, and those ready fol
promotion to it, be discharged until such time as
it will reopen