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gsr packss Music, Capt, Jos. paliares, command,
Ill, and Mr. q. ~. Kiehnrd, clerk leaves AZ u
O'Clock to-day for the above and way landings.
2. u. BosFonp FOR sJEFFERsoN. The light
draurhl md regular passenger packet r. d. Bon.
fard, Capt. J.. +. Wsrley, commander, leaves at
o'clock this evening for the shove and way land.
ings on Red river.
4 ". BusroS FoE RED RiyER. Tie fast and su.
perior passenger packet ". Burton, Capt. T. A.
B0isiat, commander, and Mr., Thos. Shannon, clerk,
leaves at o'clock this evening for the above and
all way landings up TO- Shreveport and Jefferson.
Texas FOR RED RTYER-The new, light draught
passenger packet Texas, Capt. Chas. W. Stinde,
commander, and MI. ID. AZ. Orviss, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening for all landings on Red river
up to Shreveport and Jefferson.
LOUISVILLE FOR NRMpHIs. This elegant and fast
passenger packet will leave positively at O'Clock
z. NJ. for Memphis and way landings. Her passen-
ger accommodations are first class, and her omcers
are both thorough steamboatmen and accom-
plshed gentlemen. Capt Jos. Combs AZ in COM
mand, and Mr.. ]. M Yznaga presides U the ONCE.
PRINCE OF WALES FOR MEMrHIs.-The staunoh
and complete passenger packet, Prince OF wales,
Capt. Jas. Lee, commander, and Mt. a. 9: Folger,
eierk. leaves 81 5sO'clDck this eyHningfo Memphis
and aIl landingssin tho Bends: The Prince is a
Well-aupoirted passenger packet, and in the
hands of earefnka and prudent officers.
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4 s..as {. 4! !, o1 4, ss ,sas

Ssss1dHs NJ 79 Oar srHMsrs
&. We sud not hsas III s sale yesterday,
~ hids. sold i day ~ two since at
dun,sl,d u ina ths sales
+ NsEs ia med 70 about 100 hhds. al previous
lntsfidf vi Common to Good Common
a airs ii FnlIy Fsir Al an, Prime 10 Choice
35s y glsriGsd FELLOW 4l05Y Seconds aas, sClaris
lts 5lsls4 snd Stove Dried 7@
noIssass Ths sales embrace about 100
btIIss for Fafns II 'for Prime ana
II l6cs Or Prime Rshoilsd. Alse l27 half
sbbls. ~ IA. toe Fsrmantng ~
here Rave been no GALES reported
Oh Saturday as bags Superfne sold
and no bbIs. Choice Extra at $l4 30 % hbl.
1oasasks Ysllow sold at SOC. and $50
White Al sScs n bushal. &
~ sacka sold from store 1t 80 vs.
E is i Fslasr ia u III, vi q sso,s
s3nalsa efass II ss59 md SO bales Western
HSj " tSS II Jul. n NJ
aooe bbls. round ssold a
pifyate ssSA sSs VI s5 n
isnRx Iesa Is ii nine "a a5es " Dbl. s:s
skcdsa ets ~ ail III III. Ribbed Sides
1, Csar siies Ind PLAN Rams, none Ii the Iar-i
III Curssaa Hams a6c. V Ii. si !;
Y Il 4 " 22o., and
sd k6Ss " s. y y. IS s
@ n gssail asnaaa,a 81 Old {Ronfbon
~ 6nsnG IN been supplied At 81 so@ss
4s6 flAclide made from Louisiana Rum, at 81 20
0t1 EslI6n. sse Is sssss' s5 y
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Ksrs11,as nf-Prasisics. z.

MEMpHI3- Per steamer Ed J Gay-2ls tics
rice Gailbraith b Putnam 0Ss do y LfS y y Levy
--s07 scks bran r Ethel &coss7 seks corn a 10
scks fiour to HorrelI Gayle &co- $50 bbls Hour TO
Heyitt. Norton &co Ii5 do Poindexter &co-36
bdls paper j w Bradley ~ do Werlein y Haisey
- bxs tobacco anBenthuy sen y GTafton- 1ao
bBls -four Bankhead "a do Given, Watts &co-s
: ~ B Cammaek-54 do Is hhds sugar to JnoS
Wallis &co- IS scks peas to IA Bower Gco-- 40 90
En- Poole 5 bxs starch Schneide y Wise 2O3
scks IS bbls potatoes to Pinckard, Steele Gco-156
bbla -four e. H Smith &co--2 q bhls eggs 81 sacks
peas III soks fritz Perkins Eco 1850 sacks cotton
seed and sundries to order. 4.sf 81 K
I ALEXANDRIA, Per steamer " Burton 20
bales cotton Louisiana Hospita bale Waoi A0
hides bbls lard Ito Eaton ~ Bette 141 head
cattle and sundries 10 ordeE--l28 hhds sugar 81
bbs hbs molasaes e kenshaw & IAN
cunts Ia hhds sugar Byrne, Vance s&co--25 do ~
9hbls nloiaaEes b ilIiken Eco hhds sugar MAT
feI1 II Crawford q bbls molasses g VI Smith DO
70 order Total an hhds sugar 255 bbls "a u Dds
mOlasSes.
DONALDsONVILLE = Per steamer Acadia
rs hhds sugar IA Miltenberger Eco rs DO So bhls
molasses O A Webre-6 hhds sugar Roman, Olivier
TOO 46 do SO bbls molasses Gordon u " 90
Trosclair s. Haydel - do do Hall y Rodd--l0 half
bhla molaases e Lanat1xy1 sundIles g orasrlosai
LOWER COAST Per steamer j NJ sharpe-
go hhds sugar p Maspero 10 do Rotchford Brown
SEQ IS bhls molasses TOP Cazenaye - do Free
Market so bales hay s scks bran and sundries TO-
order. ss8 s=S74
HallrOads. 544tsSs 85.5a s
N. 81, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February is, lS62.--s2 bskts butter
Thos Griswold n sewing machine y ID Frener-4
bxs eggs w Regain cars poles s Hickey-4000
feet lumber Q bbls 6 scks potatoes Mrs Flacknef
cars lumber a Kent - A do w il Grant ]. car
cattle IA Seayersr 2 seeks potatoes Ion Moore-1 lot
gunnies 4 Dbl tallow Dbl hides G B Price sun
dries to order. ,i5 "a s8tsa8 ssd Il. 81 ar
N. IL, oPEIaUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
SBRAsHEAR CITY, February II, 1852. 80 hhds
sugar ID A Long-32 bbls molasses Laforcst & Des-
mares u do Lane, Salter ECO do Louisiana
Hospital IS bales moss Il Tete &co-50 bbls mo-
3lasses West, Renshaw &lG ammack- 2s hhds sugar
IS bbls molasses to Belocq, Noblom&co- hhds
sugar d 40 McGian 2 bbls nolasses to .Blanehin y
Grand rs hhds sugar q : Hanley-l0 do Brand
ser Chambliss eco q bbls molasses Hall y Rodd--
s2S hhds sui ar w Allan SEQ SO do Levy y Dieter
7--l5n head cattle Pascal & Rey 70 do O Wilkins
5aco- rs % ] " Rey 49, do I'd White sundries 70
order. =
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Nlzrills ynttAlgslGt

Osssossr orrIoss No. 10 Camp street.
5sgs4 fa4i Tuesday, Morning. February Is 1Be2
Arrived Ysstsrdsy.
StenmnoAaa. gss5 ss
4EdwJ Cay, Bowen, I'm Memphis. g s
w Burton, Boissat, I'm Alexandria. g.
s Acadia, Vincent, fms jacksonville.
rs JIM Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lower Coast. 9
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

9Ff Z, ,,f,,rr ~,
!. oisy iiall, Fs q If, "a l lss;s.r,
s. mo. 5aas.1 ~
Il b ae sfss soa on Mnuueaon street RON
Phillip street e First and en- S d
lions ions Il T ss a cais ssss
,s'sns0l President pro I'm. Board 81 Aldermen.
tsignsdl AAEs BEGtis, ia
f Psssss s = Assistant Adsth'n
ieFs & fssnsdl JOHN n. MONROE Mayor.
+ = mo. 5os4l : -.
Mea,ss e5 ss ny, Il h 's
RECORDER Of The Fns District during the
years isss is Ign 's0 - s. r HnLaBaRRE
tsisnedl l's0''s ia Jas. BEGGs 7 .'s's
PTesidsnt PRO Ten Board of Assistant Aldermen
RSvsa fsefs ssnsa lsss John II Mayor
Il - q 7=-., rNa soos a
Reolre Thathe CITY Be- and he is hereby author
Il
y s" issnsa + ~ ''''t' e9' s K DsEABARRE
sg,e5l President pfs ss f ssGa 8
fTesdsns pIa ss b0afa OF
fefs III 1sS isisnedl JOIN Z: MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 6s2s.l ,,.,,8.5. ,.4.
3 saeis
he
'ss.. s R sss;s 4
Fssssnt pro s Board Of Assistant
~. .aaazll sisnsa1 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
- aa7oa4l77 s or nav n Te ORLEANS ssissi
n,n c City Hal Sssb ,1H Il RE- sf Orleans
ss.3s mo. ss1s.l al
That the gs@plrosr be and he hereby sahe5
f9s hs sui Of md seo af o SIG 10
W. ~ ~ ~,
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Transfers stock shall be books ofhe Sorpor
ton its Office in the city of New Orleans only bu,
Indebtedness the Corporation exists the part Of rbe
holder except the pleasure Of ts Directors aud e
fierce assuming all such Indebtedness 4H% y
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Subscriptions any increase of the capital stock shall be
upon sue and conditions may bs pyescibel " Pc
stockhoders provided that fock shall participate in the
profits the Corporation heSend the amount paid thereon
and from its date OF payment. -
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The first fiscal year Of tho Corporation shall terminate The
last day Of the month 81 April eighteen nndred and ssiy-
hsiess after which II shall terminate The
day Of each successive year. I ~ W. 58 wv S
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n BREWSTER, BI4AIkESEY IL co..
a. Successors to LEAKY Il BLAKENEY, Coppersnatth.
Sheet Iron Workers and Manufacturers Front and
W Fulton .lreets, between Notre Dame And Julia.
Clarifying and Evaporating Pans, $50 r. ~ VI
10 Steam Trains, Filterers, st ~ " &f. ~ Ks
Juice Boxes, Chnneys Breechens,
And all kinds fsTEAMBOAT and PLANTATION work 10
purlipe, 81 sgy y ~ 4get I NJ Y StseTHkW 9
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The Board OF Directors shall at the FIRST meeting after their
election President from their nuber dur
ing their pleasure and until his is elected and quail
fed They shall also elect from among the Sec
Superintendent shall be elected during the pleasure
of the Board Of Direetors.
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Whenever the capital stock Is increased pro the
foregoing article the then stockholders shall have HE
privilege for the t term Of ten business days to subscribe
the same pro the of stock then held each
then five i business days for subscribing Il tbs same
subscribed for then the book 81 subscriptions to
the public. u ~ =
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stakeholder shall In made liable any indebted
the Corporation IN any larger spm than the aonn
i her their subscription to the capital sfoek ana
debtednessto the Company lily
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The Corporation may business Sly
thousand dollars Of the capital stock snl have been
scrbed.
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.lil!!s!III!llgssls,.I

O2nsGnx1S 0ksi1s. Mos7o c1Ss s7snsss !;
s8sS II as TSssdsy tptnS February aas 1852 4
I'M Neet III sfdIay Vas mid but cloudy and
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oPELoUs AS.

. Leaves every SATURDAY, at 8 P. NJ, positively. ~
4 REGULAR ATCHtFALAYA PACKET.
FOR OPEL0USAS VIA ATCfdA-
SnH = FALAYA-The light draught passenger packet
Milton Kelf Captain 9: g; Pickett n, h.. having a,ha
regular packet taking freight and passengers for
Old river Snnspo and all landings on the route to wash
'ns"n' W 'esl'et paee's' BfIsCoE Z siMMs
feS If FL - ~. 80 70 " ID and II New Levee.
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.EMDs' FOUNDRY. saKW ORLEANS
= LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS, ~ s
and Manufacturers Of vercal Horizontal ses RugnsF.
kotlers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar etes Clernes
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Kills
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnncs
ouths Crate Barn. and all Machnery required for the
South. I-s- ,,E -. sE5g "A - a. "a "a
We have duly and eonzruet
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No. 81 Bourbon street,
the honor public that he asEunn0d
ths busness Of the Dyeing Establishment rs Royal street.
will heretofore, with attsn
tion for which he Is celebrated. - @t}
Tho In which, for the last twelve years he hiss salts
street. guarantee for shoss who may honor hn1 with their
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The Board Of Directors shall have power make and
adopt Rch by laws they deem necessary aud proper
the and regulation the moi contrary
things herein provided for which may be necessary carry
into full force and effect the objects and purposes Of this Cor
poration ~
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!, MAYORALTY---11FFI

s..ll~1s-s-~>~-~S-SS~SSa .~-~r-S~~-~1~Ss-S
aAaoRA1 asy 81 as!i s ~. s a III,
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.
=, -, Nc; 5912l I, i, 49,,
to WARRANT On Tic Tases favor IF Aophs Ma.nras
m @ iii If
il az Parish pson from
sy for and m sss sssessE to law
s sssSa tenn aessa 4
f s isss Board Of Aldermen
.fsts ~ Lsisnsdll = = JOHN 4. MONROE Mayor.
81 Proclamation by the Mayor. i
50 q City Hall, Feb S, 1864 j
In aesosdsnee with The Sowing ordinance Of ths goms
VII b Ss Ses e anil has sh .sa
salpstre -
TO Me4roe, Mayor Of the City Of New Orleans Pro-
p's'' 'o' 'N'As 'ps JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
5.,., p yts.s tNo, 5907.l cssgs - .sal5y >s4s
the ANA be an s hse y s ss
R RSa ma and Hs a;
ssssd proposals WI rsssiyed By Orleans.
day of s s,
I sses BE del ssy s sgs an and s
sssss|}} tenn ~ fss
'' IS I, FIesdspt pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
f e{S III SsP lssnsd i ''oI JOHN T.
5 To Bakers. sg'4s .t+,l5gss% gS.sa
@ MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
: CRY HALL. Feb. Is 1862.
rss beng Ts e. ss1 a.s R,s 50 +
barrel bakers required give during the ensuing week.
commencing MONDAY, 18th inst, follows, viz Second
quality, No. 2: - II II az 49, r -
Forty ounces OF bread for 20 cents
Twenty ounces of bread for 10 cents; Ia I ar tss5, q
Ten ounces of bread for S cents. r. =
The loayes of the tk quality, No. must weigh
eighth more--ihat is to say - +, r ~
The 20 cent loases, forty-fr eounces.
The 10 cent loayes, twenty-five ounces 80. 49,
The cent oayes. eleven ounces. 60 @E%. W.
N Is Bread of the First Quality, Fancy Bread. must be
made Of Extra -four and the loaves shall not exceed in weight
pound and shall be made baked and stamped required
by ordinance Fo. 57S9. ti47{
daft ..lsl-gzs.. In JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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Z y 6T Eag.I LNO. b9I3.I a VV.|@ " ~.
Resore That The Of the square known the
'Enore Square, the Fourth District of this city be
changed and be hereafter known and named "Beauregar
Square q. ~ II - -. JiS5 .R5SJl
ISignedj 4 E JAMES BEGGS,
y Z President pro fem Board Of Assistant Aldermen. 4
\ G [SignedJ S. r. DELABARRE,
/ 49, President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved February Is, 1862
fell St [Sgnedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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The capital stock Of his Corporation after the payment IN
full the gnn stock Of fifty thousand dollars may be I'M
creased at regular meeting Of the called ics
represented any exceeding IN
aggregate the of hundred thousand dollars Pro-
days notice Of intention either person E9ce Of
published for said time in the official journal OF The cy
OF New Orleans. ssT'5F557 - ss'i n +
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-02-01
The C~sto" supply.

A small lot Of India cotton. imported At
. cost of about st cents pound has been
worked up At the Naumkeag mill, Salem.
The higher grades Of India cotton prove to
be OF 80 much better quality than was sup
posed. that 100 bales more have been or
1er~dior the above concern. Tho enter
!, Irise Of growing cotton in Hayti has been
..nc. II aad will be carried forward
.'.s,s., vgor. and with good promise OF
"i.n ssful result. In the prov vince OF 81
Ssu shout 200 coiored mon have bee"
Siected, principally e,nigrauts from the
United States and Canada. and including
number OF .contrabsnds" from the Sou n.
who have commenced the work, having
Nan assured of the countensnce and sup
nor. ot the Government OF the island Ag'
r;cul,ural tools. Furniture. &c. have been or
a.,ad from Boston to this colony Twenty
hs,,.l. ., the hes, Sea Island Cotton seed.
oh,.;n.d Al Busufort. 5. c.. have been sent
,,rp,csiden, Benson Of Liberia. With the
.I,a;css, seed in the world and the most ia
v,r.b,. Of climates. the people OF Liber'a
o,cht to CONS into the market With large
sun,li.s, Lee them do SO forthwith, and
a-mous,ra,s the industrial capscity OF the
eolored man. mo l2 ErT82
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-02-01
A Complete victory!

A Grand battle has been fought at the
Store Of j. p. Laws, between high and low
Prices The latter gaining a complete VIC
soryI Having purchased the Stock of Grosl
ceries of A. Tulidge. and added largely
thereto. lam determined to close out the
Stock at very Low Prices. A complete as
sortment of Groceries, will be found at
my Store on Fort wayne Avsnue. South
Of the Railroad depot. (2d door South Of
the old stand formerly occupied by A. Tul-
lidge.)
l will pay the highest prices for Farmers
Products. AT the same place will be found
General Stock of Leather. OF prime quality
and unprecedented low prices. Persons in
want Of any article in my line. will save
money by calling before buying elsewhere.
Highest Cash Prices paid for Hides. Wool
and sheep pelts. JOS. P. LAWS.
P. s. A very cheap line of Teas and To-
bacco. EEg
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-02-01

EFAt regular meeting Of Woodland
Lodge. on Wednesday. the 10th inst, the
following preamble and resolutions were
= ,animou>ly passed and ordered printed:
WHEREAS. 1t has plea ed an All wise
Providence to call from works to rewards,
our esteemed brothers David B. and Will
liam Mackinson. and whereas, the emblems
Of morning which surround US, sdmouish
US OF the uncertainty Of life. Therefore,
Resolved, Tnat while we mourn the loss
our order has sustained, and while our sym
palhies GO forth in behalf Of the families
and relations OF the deceased. we. too, will
endeavor to prepare for the tomb, to which
all flesh is Fastening.
RESOLVED. That in the departed. We recog-
niZed those Christian virtues which ilumin-
ate the "valley of the shadow of death. -
and give unmistakable evidence that the
loss we have sustained has been their eter-
nal gam.
Resolved, That the above resolutions be
published in our city papers. and a copy for
warded to the relatives OF the deceased.
W. w. FoULKE. Chair. Com.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-02-01
The 0sss inside Expedition.

Tclegrapic advices in this paper decide
that 'he des nation Of this expedition was
BY Hatteras Alet and Psmlico Sound TO
North Csroln. The long interval be.
tween the sailin, Of the expedition and the
imPrsssi,n tina, Il ha 4 gone TO the Gali. and
the'sf"re that il must be destined for New
Orissqs. Thi~ Il nov explained by the in.
tslIig-sce that the expedition encountered
= ksvy gale, which scattered it arc besched
one Ut the most valuable transports. Cape
Hstrras is one ri the most dangerous pla-
ees on the coast in gale.
The loss 81 life is remarkably small, con-
sidering the dangers The loss Of vessels
will not prevent the expedition pursuing its
purpose. though i. will take some days Of
favorable weather for the scattered vessels
70 rearh the destination. The expedition
has encountered one 1T the reverses which
naval expeditions have SO often experienced.
This is the most costly mode of carrying on
war. and the one subject to the greatest vi
cissitudes: The history Of such undsrtsk-
ings shows tina, the ordinary risks OF war
are multiplied by The peril from the elements
and i, records but few successes. II Is pre-
sumrd that the military administration has
weighed all this. and has decided that the
superior advantage OF attacking the enemy
in the Sou,h will compensate for the more
quadruple cost Of an army transported aud
supplied by sea. and tor the dangers and
disasters encountered. @<f-t'
1t seems that large quantity OF arms
which were takap<u6aAk - <Afn0 kRa North
Carolina Union men were lost BY the ussss'
ter. Il is not probable that this will dis
able the expedition. for the Government
would not trustits success to the uncertain
" Of 6nding active adherents in the South,
bu, has undoub's sent a sufficient force
10 accomplish its parpose. The delay OF
other m 1vemsuts from this disaster. is one
Of the Contingencies OF military plans which
comprehend line Of five thousand miles.
with naval, river and land expeditions. and
the dangers aud difficulties Of the elements
on sea and on land. Gaz.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-02-01

"a Ea
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
seue at Somerset relates some Incidents OF
the recent battle near that place which we
have not seen before. or the reason for
the refinement ofthe 10th Indiana. he saws:
TIE direct cause Of the 10th Indiana fall.
ing back ffom their first POSITION was lack
OF ammunition. Colonel Manson. seeing
five of his mpanies retiring. rode up to
thea, anc asked them whore thsv we're GO
ing. They replied bv holding ND their
Empty cartridge boxes. They had .hot
avs. forty rounds Ii was then thai an.
CoL.os,t 1eke o!dss lor the sexiweais md
the 8 e,ion d sS4lseF ~ an OdOk.
Oifhe forces engaged on each side, and
tn. lumber Of reb-'l. killed. he says:
The battle. unlike most Of the war,
grows larger the more that is know of it.
One hundred and Ninety two dead rebels
had been buried up 10 Tuesday night. and
they were still found thick in the woods
1t was AZ first supposed that the forces en-
gagged were about equal but it is now known
that the enemy ouinunbered Us two to one.
The regiments under Gen. Thomas's com.
mand 1t the time of The fight were the 10Th
Indiana, 4th and a9nd Ke1tucky, end Min
nesota, 9th and l4tn Ohio, and st and end
East Tennessee. These eight regiments
could not bring at the utmost. over 6 600
men into the fed. And Of these ONLY
about one half wee actually engaged in the
combat. The Consolidated morning report
Of the troops at Mi Spring last Friday has
been found.
Cri,tenden hadnnder him at that time
and there, one illusand three hundred and
twenty two men ok. and fourteen Moxsand
t,co hundred and sir men fit for duty
And by papers ,und on the prisoners OF
Gen z licotfsr.it appears that two new
regiments repord for duty At Mill Spring
on the 18th. Te testimony Of sll the in
teIlivent PRISONS whom We took is to the |
effect that the wole force moved from their |
camp 10 to the aack OF Sunday. except
guard on the nth side. and "White's old
regiment" q hattered and demoralized
body of men. o,ihs south side Of the river. |
Mt less than teen housand men marched
out to give bas. they supposed. to three
regiments Of lion troops.
Bat all thiSorcs was not available, or
any real addide to the rebel strength. Ma
ny Of the men were raw, sixty day troops
from Tenne.ss. containing plenty of Union
mon. OF DISTORTION of the Union army
the writer sy:
One OF 'hs coming near our lines. rush
ed across iou. exclaiming. II am Un'on
man." and Immediately commenced firing
on his E~tecowades! We understand that
there are sbost ten Thousand Of such troops
81 knoxyie. We mean to carry guns 10
them. sndnske them our first soldiers from
their partf the country
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-02-01
t$fs5jsGdSshG@ss;,
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