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Kr-Yr CoSyEyTros.-A cail has gone forth fc,
a National Canine Convention, 10 assemble al III.
American Museum, on Monday, the 10Th inst, when
all the good-ookng dogs in the country are expected
20 MAZE their bow-wows 10 the Metropolitan public
Ours Of high and low degree viii compete for tho
palm Of good-breedDg, and over 5000 will bs dis.
tibuted in prizes among the successful candidate.
For particulars see tie call, in our sdyertisiuo
columns.
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ROCKS RECEITED.

Phy,ica Techr-s Py Dr J. Fdch TIsn'nsa by Io,n ~
,.eter Ph u. 6vo pc. 4ti }. Is. Lippineon CO.
Iospmpon. How b Prevent 10 AID iluN 10 Gnr IL ~
J.,ues {. JACKSON, NJ. y. sSo, up. 90. D. Ae'sie'
Eu-Cou NJ r.,,i,.
Victor Hugo Lev Nisembies Premiere imM - ~
yols tive. J,Js Jeso.ge SsN'IGs' f. W.
AhJiyssJp.
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sf8H WATER TAls DAf. 49,
sandy H,os. ..lo:43 Gov Island ..l:D hen''sie''' Ib
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IIIIrnNATIoN. ILLU3nNATIoS!! ILLUM,yA.
Tox-A great variety o. ornaments f,rned Of tof
Illuminating purposes At Gas Fixture hanufse,ory NOa
O. H. aud - nerce.-s.. ARCHER pAsc0AsL
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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TIL, osrn,.r Assr.Lisnow ready

Ihh pofh-af ANNUAL u nov tctIgs
PRicR 10 se-.. II copies for =l lco copies ra!sss
raid gv F1ufess. - rex l0). Cab orders solicited.
We can supply 0acs ngaoeis oi ne lnpuee n-sle iH
yeLls Us, .- 1861 l., .., les, .y al lssl. I@e 10
cents EACH PIE, paid Adifei' TH2 TABcSE' Ne"'i@l
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Buy THE BLsT SoAP.--PYLE'S 0. K SOAR
spefsedes OIL others. Il labor, sod wears much org
never before did ne - Article hld ready Grocer
fou1 al p.ris se oTlsrne II. Sold by roeeu senesy
l. epo, corner VI Washington and frsnklinrA
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LAST DAY or BELGlsS OlANT AT BARsUNs
'frsg~w -El,.rc ham. o. porf5unances Don Cesar D,
Bazau both s.teno. and evening. Con-. Mutt WLse See
1 ion, &c al all hcufr.
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TAfger'lseulsrLf

YoCNG NEN ABOUT 10 Lineage IN BUSINESS,
and anxious % select .sll ~ which they can bes ,ss-
ceed should PaTenol5gca Examination 3. Fosnl
& WELls. no. 1ys broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WAILAcx. THeArER--No. G44 Broadway Every On. IA.
his Fault" NV Ass
WIsTER OARDEs-Brosdwsy, Lady of Lyonsp
LAIR, kKgHE. IuEATTs-B BrosdVsy.-- c osed tin Nsvs
NIBLO'S OARDEg-bTOadwsy, The Enchsn1ss.s
BsRSus's AHRRICAs MrsEin T. -Broadway Com MT, "a.
ing Hippopotamus, Whale. &C, day and pirht, Z w Nv
O. my Thumb" and Tho Widow OF Palermo, .ae ase
noon ard evening ~"'
CEURcss HEART OS ras AsDss-oOupus. No. ~ Broad.
'~
Hors CHApEL-Brosdwsy Capt winiam.'s "wb.H,. :.
Voyage" "s'
HaTIoS,i ACADEMY op DEros-Na s2s Bros5r,, A..
ard evening. '|
NIBLo's sAL0OS- -Gottsci,ks Concert.
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District.Attoruey Hall is much improved In heath,
and wss able " si5 up for shor. time yesterday.
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fAivertise uer
TAd4erlise,nerll

DOx'T Fan. TO READ advertisement of GRAND
,Ario.AL Doc sE0W.
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m;egs,crs, Ac.

r.. .,, g,rr,rr Meredith from csrdn 6 1,, Ben nes,
as Inn. coal o,t % days, was tsssi 1 ~ ipr So
H. " spdre, Cemmande. Ms.,I as, ,oo.. yards hV'e"
soaS,. sSn1 ed Nv very .sysls weather sasSs s's'"
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MtrseoreTe O. M s. Re- zen. .:n.roa.siy Ovsh'a'' '''
f..e,,e Lef Gr.t i. % copper
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10 the Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.

The Soldrs Relief Society Tennessee having
lied and desired by the Secretary of War and the Medical
Director OF this Division of our perform the services
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the direction OF the Governor in the State Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision of the following Hos
pa viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
Sslese Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filled with patients
from the armies Of the Couede and every e is being
made to provide others fast the increasing necessities the
service demand additional accommodation We have entered
the discharge of duties with determination do M
in at whatever cost of personal comfort convent
alleviate the mortunes and contribute the
and comforts of the gallant defendes of BOIL who may
stricken down BY disease by the casualties of
We receiving liberal contributions aid work
from portion Of the Conederacy but the demands npon
daily increasing, and tend forth this appeal the
citizens of the South for further assist cs with the
confident expectation that will be promptly and avoraby
sponded to by Southern heart The contributions
needed money cotton for blankets flannel
cshing provisions sugar and moasse any articles which
may be useful necessary the Sick the wounded
valescen These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under the supervision CT the eminent Medical Direc-
tor Dr. iapdet However small may be the intrinsic value
articles contributed, let ii be borne in mind that if there
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia Porter
No. IS Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee where prac-
icable and roper do So the wishes the regard
to ths disposition thereof will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens OF the Conedeacy anticipate
prompt and response this appeal behalf
gallant soldiers who have thar lives noble
and who have been Frustrated while defending
from the aggressions Of a ruthless invader.
8 - E.. FELICIA GRJTNDY PORTER Pres;dapt
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.aks .appeaE for Small sls'n,s
no THY
IITlzENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. H. 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an agent to
Collect receive and purchase small Confederate
States deem necessary and eSpeent make known the
fact generally possible the cooperation In
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens and patriots
for Government asks for the many thousands Of TRIED
that le unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that of your ne Double Barreed Shot
with the approved Mins ball than match for the
much talked of Mimic Mpsket Then, bring them forth and
place them upon the altar OF your conry liberty that they
may at once be consecsted the noble Christian de-
Tense II objection be made to sending away your guns
be urged that MAY need them home the reply Is that
the sureo the necessity using them at home
is to place them in the hands Of the many Of brave
who chatting with anxious 10 stand as wall
OF hire between you and the invading foe If
deemed inconclnsve then the reflection that high In an
hoy, those in whose Judgment all have confidence and
who tits bnt fair know we'll necessities both
at home and borders have after deberaon in
suguated this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism service You are called
on TO PERFORM Then desire short war; speedy peace
and IN acknowledgment Of our Independence honorable
selves place the disposal of your Government
As desire strike terror to the hearts those who are
plotting subgation and destruction known that
the tsty Rie and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto highly PRICED part next con
ict rendering possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more popuos regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
of collecting and forwarding proper points, weapons
TINS obtained 1t may be we'll here that any one who
wishes to do though he be visited by Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending any gins has or can
command address, of Robert Pitkn No. Ii Csmp
street, New Orleans. r-r
! BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. auls 2ptf
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By order of
Headquarters LIST Division La. v. Troops.

4 - s. .p g. ~ NEW ORLEANS, January q, 1862.
GENERAL. ORDERS NO. ST.
lin obed fence to Orders 49, the Headquarters of
the Governor and CommaLdern Chief the Volunteer and Uni
formed Troops of the First Division will prepare celebrate
with all military honor thu anniversary of the day which
Louisiana dissolved her political connection with the Federal
Government Of the United States.
-For this purpose the Troops will assemble at O'Clock
NJ on MONDAY the 9th Instant their respective armories
ana places Of rendezvous and will march thence to Canal street
where hs line will be formed and the troops reviewed by tho
governor and Commander Chief at III o'clock precisely
little troops will form the north side OF Canal street.
ne resting on Rampant street, thence up Canal to Leves
street. crossing the south side of Canal street thence dow
that side to Claiborne crossing to the north side Canal
street. and up that street that the left will Basin
street r. y ir' = az g #sG H. ". e. 'f.
1V-The Cavalry, Artillery and Infantry will parade fully
equipped with such arms they may possess.
N-CoL NJ Augusn, commanding Louisiana Legion Bril-
gade Col L. A. Charbonnet commanding First Brigade COL
O. Morel commanding Second Brigade and the officers
mand Of unattached Regiments and Battaons, including the
Regiment of Native Guards charged with the execution
this order and will have their troops assembled Canal
in time to take their position in line according to date of orma
ton, order 10 be reviewed 10 o'clock A. NJ precisely
=-. u.s. .ts - BY order of ,sl[
go. .4S5.%a zz JOHN L. LEWIS.
-s .F az Major. General Commanding.
L. E. FoRsrALL, Inspector of Division. jail 2p6t
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HURRAH FOR THE BLOCKADE The news arrived
had arrived off the bar of Brazos Santiago, armed
to the teeth to prevent any vessels from entering
into any other port Of Texas but Brownsville. It
seems that Lincoln ID down upon the port Of Bra
from entering anywhere, but he is so friendly to
the Rio Grande he WON'T allow any traffic between
the outside world and the Confederacy, except
through that channel We agree exactly on that
point; the more the blockade the more the fun
and the pay. "a t53..y, -,
In the meantime, Capt. Kennedy through whose
express the above news reached US, will keep us
posted as to our friends movements in our behalf.
ssThe Lord save US from our friends"
that the vessel supposed to be abloekader,is after
all, only Spanish vessel lying in wait of Its com
panions TO proceed to Matamoras, inpursnance Of
the combination made between France, England
and Spain. QUEEN sabe II Brownsville Flag, I'd.
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OficiaI-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, J
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE. )
: r' Nsw Orlean Jan. 20, 1867.

f.. ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE.
ORDERS No. 1851 ~ ~ :
1.-The anniversary of the day which Louisiana by the
voice OF her people, in convention assembled her
necton with the Federal Government and declared herself free.
independent and sovereign state is hand 1t and
proper that this and glorious event should be celebrated
in manner worthy Of ehivarous and paro people,
dlsenthaed themselves and their political connection With
Government whose principles Numerically adverse
their guaranteed constitutional rights and their domestic nsti
utions For that purpose the Volunteer and Uniformed Troops
the First Division will assemble MONDAY, the 9th Of
January 1852 at 10 O'Clock NJ precely the north side
Of Canal street. the right resting Rampant street, thence
along Canal street to Lyee street crossing ouh side Of
Canal street. thence along south side of the Claiborne
street. crossing to the north side of Canal and down that
SO that the left will rest the of Basin
1.-THE Artillery will parade fully equipped with their field
pieces The Cavalry and Infantry fully equipped with
such arms as they may possess. sss
l-The Governor and COMMANDMENT. Chief will review the
troops OH the occasion. ..-sa
iE-The several Courts Of the city the Banking and Insur
ance Companies and all public institutions, merchants AID
others doing busne generally requested suspend bust
ness for the day. enable their employees Join and par
tcpate in the celebration Of this anniversary.
N-Major General Jne. L. Lewis commanding tile First Di-
vison is charged with the execution Of ts order. will
cause the troops of his assemble their respective
armores O'Clock A. NJ and proceed rem thence without
delay to Canal street. to take position in line to be
pared by " o'clock A. NJ which hour the review will take
place. G@p A.
K -, THOS. o. MOORE
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MATTERS AT CoLUMBUs.--The enemy seems to be
making gradual advance towards the rear of our
forces at Columbus Our latest intelligence from
that quarter, obtained from an authentic source,
places 5000 Federals at Putney's Bend, just below
the mouth of Mayfeld Greek 5000 at Elliotts
mills five miles east 5000 at Westerns, four miles
further; 5000 at Vlolets, still further four miles,
and at Milburn's, six miles from Vioet's, there are
said to be 7000-makDg in all, within twelve miles
of Columbus, force Of 27,0O0 -.
Milburn is only twelve miles from the line of the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, and unless Gen. Polk
leaves his bitches very soon and drives the enemy
back, he may possibly find his co munication with
Memphis intercepted. "f
L = - II IMeNlDhis AppeaI Wednesdny
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TALK ON 'oHANGE.

It opened On the flags yesterday very quietly
presenting that our numerous readers are aware
lof the phrase opening, OF, as they say in some
stock exchanges open, fiat and shut. About me
ridian it WAS announced that dispatches had beer
received by d commercial house on Union street
that the Confederate forces had met with severe
zreyefses in Tennessee. The accounts are, when
closely scanned involved in much obscurity. Its
hardly tobe expected that the great South can go
4 through the mighty contest without reverses,
which thus far have been only occasional. The
details Of the battle Of Somerset as received, will
esfound elsewhere in cur columns It is unneoes-
sorry talk vt lengtl on them. because one-haf Of
the ADJ vices are bogus out and.out. Beyond the
talk and comments on the Somerset fight, there
was very little movement on the flags. There
were some remarks about cotton. that is, there
were sales reported and receipts of some few hun.
dred bales announced, all, however, for special
purposes. The general impr easion, and with which
Ne coincide is that it will be as well to take mat,
tiers and things, which it supposed embraces the
Yankee war and Hessian intents, with something
Of philosophy, It was very difficult to raise any
thing ofs satisfactory talk on the flags Of Garon.
delet Yesterday We beg the frequenters and
abitues Of that grand rue not to allow themselves
70 be w easily excited. When the great carriage
STORY does not make sale of carriage, q
buggy, ar an old fogy chaise in the course Of .
week, Of some outside cotton dealer does not buy
or sell ten bales Of the staple in the same time, we
may then talk about excruciating times.
There was some talk that the Legislature would
be completely at loggerheaas before the hour Of
adjournment last night. There IS crest irascibiity
among the members on the cotton relief bill, We
trust and feryentIy believe that when the friends
and supporters Of this bill retire to their homes
and duly reflect on the evil results which would
have followed the emission Of seven to ten millions
OF paper money without any other basis as seen
ritz than cotton stored in ginshousss or in ware
houses at the several shipping depots, they vii
acquiesce IN the refusal Of Governor Moore to ap
prove the bill.
There was some talk about the weather. il
fact, the weather and atmospheric changes ar,
themes for boundless remarks. We can talk of
clear day yesterday. with something Of a norther
II II blowed hard enough on the sea shore or ii
the Gulf to send the Hessian blockaders prou
citing shall not hear Of any Interruption at Thu
mouths Of the Mississippi.
Some very singular views obtain currency in oul
midst. The correspondent of that highly respect
ed Journal the Charleston Courier, in writing from
this city under date ofthe 18th inst, speaks Of ou
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ssRss NcGEELI ma aud the Wing iii the
GAScsso Times 81 the 18th inss &. - y Is II

lRss Meet ElLA ma sdad the wing in.the
Gescsso Times Of the l4th inst. y y. ;., n
The New York Heraid's correspondent tele.
Eaphsd Oh Friday eveninr last that Gen. No.
Eelan is as In mind as eyer but is not yet
suf6cientiy strong plysically to attempt to an.
counter the rdHoAs duties he formerly assumed
4 He regrets the unkina and unnecessary ciamor Of
h ~ day for movement contrary to sound policy
and good sense, aud feels ifeonidenca faf III
Go0d time, not far nR, the shonest peopIe win be
sstafed, e the politieians are not. ISL Mi
a DAsusG ExPLo The Richmond Dispatch
q ths 18th has de following s. S
NE have information from BRAY ton eaunty,
Creditabie Id band of loyal and brave citzens oi
Tie country thefeabouts. Sometime ID the early
pAfts0f last week tho sbIoccasin Rangers swhose
i 1ame has become widespread III the Northwest,
1ixeetad their attention to Sutton, the county seat
N Braxfons where the enemy had considerable
stokes guarded by o small force, yet Numbering
eenaiaefably more than the Rangers. On their
NAy 10 sntton, they encountered 4 body of the
enelAy upon i. scattered il like sheep,
GliiAg and w0anding Some they pushsd on to
md, after brief Rkirnlisht afampeded the
EHSrH They then act fire to the enemys atores
and burned them all except some 50 bags of coffee
which they carried Old. sssS 5s4 sjl 81
Y ID this bold and SUCCESSFUL exploit the Rangers
lDat bat one an but that man was unfortunately,
theiE shrewd and energetic leader, Peter Connolly
They called him their 1hief. He was d brave and
nOhIe leader, who had kept mp constant war pnthe
enemy. He had killed Msth bis own hands, during
Tie struggie thirty Of the enemy. His loss
MAS greatly depiored By his brave comrades; but
u euch band there must be one, at least, 70 take
His Mace. Nv 5aaaA
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H FRANCE AND ENGLAND AND THE BLocKApEs-
Wasnm9ton, Jan; Ia Telegraphic dispatches
have been received here to-day asking if il is true
that England and France have united in demand
ing the raising of the blockade Of the Southern
R pSs There Is no foundation for such rumor
while 1t could not be said there was nj noss;bty
Of disturbance of our amicahle relations with
other nations, the aspect Of our foreign affairs
portended nothing Of the kind, and no apprehen.
sion was entertained by this Government of q war
with foreign powers, y" ''
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REVOCATION OF COMMISSIONS m THE,ARaY.-Itis
well known that, when our armies were first organ.
lied, youths, who had not attained their majority.
were frequently honored with commissions. Tie,
War Department, however, as we learn, has since
decided that all such appointments were invalid,
and'h revoked such commissions, as it was ad-
yised, were given to minors.
Richmond Examiner
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ID MUTUAL INSUISd NOE.

--. NoUvEILE ORLEANS, de Janver, 1861.
Conformsmen Ia Chare de ces Compagnie, de
la Legislature de Ia Louisiana, No. 49, approuvs Il de Mars
1885, public est ayer par lie present que les cerhcas
suyants de profits tissue 1851 plus ueie mont pas
etc pages par cee Compagne S pas reclamts par
lie les proprsares ligax dams les rene jours u sui
vron Ia premiere publication de Get avis M canees
annule les places credit compte contingent
les sfes de Ia Compagne, il present. dams 81
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Notice.

The Soldiers Relief Association of Richmond, Va. having
been united with the Louisiana Association the Relief
Sick and Wounded Soldiers contributors are respectfully mott
fed that S. L. Chamhliss ESQ., and the Rev R. j. Harp
persons appointed BY them the only authorized agents
obtain donations and subscriptions o., ..
Contributors OF Sugar and Mtoasses will ship Messrs
Brander Chambs Co.. New Orleans of Cotton to Messrs
F. Lane Co.. OF Msmph; of Money, any member Of the
COMMITTEES; of Clothing, Hospital supplies ETC.. the
Association Of T. O. Suly Chairman IS Grayier street.
and not to A. B. James Esq who no longer member Of the
Relief Committee r.
-.- S. L. CHAMBLISS,
+ ...-'y Chairman Of Richmond Committee.
Z. I. o. SULLY,
d3l 2plm Chairman FIX. Committee N. o.
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and Vir-
ginia.

DR.. Leemonde, the agent Of Army in Kentucky and
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Teche obtain conrbu-
tons hsvl detained owing the receipt of goods from
Texas to be Immediately forwarded w
Blankets Ovecoats Dried Fruits Oranges
etc, Army stand greatly in need of Messrs Arthur
Co. the agents receive these articles Benost Shaw
receive all cash donations We trust every southerner
will contribute his mite the relief of Volunteers They
expect and with Justice those that remain ut should aid
those who fight their bsttles. 49,, die 2pf
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Bargains IN Clothing.

Tie undersigned offer for sale at reasonable prices, well
sorted stock of ovERCoATs, BUSINESS Goals, FRoCK
COATS, VESTS and WHITE SHIRTS. Also q good assert.
of BOYS aud YOUTHS CLOTH NO. :, which they
vte the attention of city and country buyers.
DARCY 4 WHEELER,
ja24 2plm No. 7 Magazine street
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"A CowARDLY2 EXPLANATION" Cur SHoRr.-A
recent number Of the Evansville (Ia) Journal has

7 "A C0WARDLY = EXPLANATI0N" Cur SHoRT,-A
recent number Of the Evansville (Ia) Journal has
the following: y fgg -, at ~ aq
Some soldiers have been engaged in quarrying
stone for some time past, in the vicinity of Cars
vile, ~, but on the opposite side Of the river.
Finding themselves getting short of provisions,
they dispatched small party to Carrsville to lay
in q fresh supply. squad Of rebel cavalry drop
ped into the village, about the same time, and
( ..gobbled W" the Union troops. Dseming an
explanation necessary, several Of the citizens Wis
tied the camp across the river to demonstrate that
they were entirely innocent Of any completely in
the surprise Of the Federal troops Their explana-
tons appear to have been unsatisfactory, for they
were Immediately placed under arrest, and are
now held as hostages for the return Of Union prs.
oners. s FL ~ -
The rebel scouting parties still have entire CON.
troll Of the whole country between Henderson and
Smithland and are likely to have for many days to
come, Judging from present appearances.
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Washington Artillery.

box for this Battalion, at Camp Holins Centrevile
Va will be forwarded to them saturday, the 18th instant
Persons having small parcels for members the command
have them o wardfd through this medium free of by
leaving them No 40 Camp street. previous Il o'clock
IhAt day. = iaaa on9t
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DI -.

At Magnolia Miss. Wednesday, 9Th Of January after a
short hat painful Illness LEAH DARTHUT.A GROOM, wife
Of Sergeant Major Mot irst Battalion Louisiana volun
teers stationed AZ WILLIAMSBURG, Va.
HTallahasee Flordian and Columbia C papers please
cory, sc ~ - 0..F n