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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
AMMO NCEMEWT rs.


We ere autlo-.zas 10 announce :. n COw,aRDIN
az oart.lzte ac County Trss1o z- SO sz-ch cleo
tlon ts--T
Wear ugyior.zet {, anpog. &C ". ; TATLC: e.
re-eec.sa 20 the ors e Is-t1a la. Lav.1sel com
Is rt~s-t-s"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
Horse Shoes Wanted.
eCAETERWAsEER's SUPPLY DEPoT, D
Nashville. ian. 26. 1862.

Nashville Jan. 26, 1852.
FAILED Proposals. vii be received at tn.. ozto=
- ult.l 2 u OF saturday, Ism day OF February
uryt, Scr the n1snr-ctUrs and delivery o. 100 900
pounds HbtS~E-SFIUE,-, 10 coo t-~--us sE-SHOS
SsFES -tsa a-se sl5z 70 L made OF assorted sSss
ts-l.gs and a.te. with CATS turned and pzll-ho!es
punch Oh both s5Sas lssSed sad delivered IN
z---r- i,--s cp1ssInus ncI hs0-e than ora kuntrsi
- Z ..rE pounds sarg.
lie nz.Es 70 be packed zn6 delivered IN suitable
boxes, containing my Pounis OF nails &c moro
less
The kegs and boxes q. tie expase Of the contractor
3 gE be received for part o. tie above Il Tor TO-
less tzu 10 5Uo pounds shoes and 900 pounds usils
20 srGg BID, Out opOs4ls VIII Dc considered which
1 rot embrace the above proportion OF nails 70 be
delivered nth t1e shoes. which cOntemplstrF
.luEer s1- tLaZ lnree months for fulfilling Toe
-zes.
approved security Vii be required from tbs
rct-T- Al bidders VIII therefore the proposed
security with the residence OF the same, IN their pro
is1s4s- said proposals must be under seal addressed
- the undersigned, az sa1Ors Z Proposals ioF
IC-s--S58 ara Nails
Samples o. Las shoes and cais required Is
II tn.s Office - " CUNNINGHAM,
.=D p - Depot Qusrtermssts-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
EE1ouation Of Bowling Green.
EsfI. TOWN SssEsI.LED ANDECEcNEgs
y 81 EEEs. EAsF&eTS.

On Thursday evening Bowling Green
.~g Aa7acuatcd bv the larger portion Ct
n i oops, who fell back in the direction
Of Nashville. Gen. Hindman's brigade,
However, still remaining . few miles the
otlar side % Bowling Green.
Yesterday morning il was reported
la Gen. Uindmau had sharp engage
m.nt with the Yankees, who were adyanc-
irr in force. lie fell back in good order,
q. d zfter crossing Little Barren river,
, W UP tbc railroad bridge and burned
tie turnpike bridge over that stream.
- Yankees began 70 throw shells in the
.'@n between IT, and II o'clock, and we
lear that !, was SET on fire and nearly all
Is 1t laid ia ashes. These reports may
ut Re- strictly true, hut they come TO Us
/. such q way as incline Us 70 beIigre in
stair general correctness.
- - ..s. stated t...-. fHrar locomotives
srg,iax rapai7g,fa, tic machine shop
\ Blowing Green, our friends were ,,a-
allie 70 get awaT-
The telegraph operator at Bowling
Green was startled about 10 o'clock yes
terday morning by the bursting ola shell
about ten feet from his quarters, Con-
Guiding tho place was too warm for him
he Al once packed up his traps and went
20 franklin, where lac IS a, present
ioaatcd.-Lousy lU- Cg1YTe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16

= Nashville, IN token token Of spec: to or
- -scf.u, l-- e. J. Egz=s.Ts - Il
za=- Hv-- 'a-ei g. ,ae --@.ss I'D - a.
A eu -.-l---- secret --r-
D ry1a=. - ~ Il ts-.-- SIS Car, ---sa zr--e
fts!u- lrf a .-az E..-s lea.s che rsl;1.s
t.e-.-r.a --B-. as. ale industry os s-- -.g.
a. Izs.-a- o.. or. E.f-. q G r4m..t os three 10
e. ... grsH--s. E--o ---s AID 1890 80 siT" -
II T.. ~ a.gg us.: ~ t-- C=a.-. r1-z.z.5rz gg
Surgeons p ~ stout an5 Lyt.g.
l4e s5.yrs-. -esg-rto-- VIA tazz reported AMI
.7rszz,-. We --- asss-e.eE &C. edo z.na- 70 she
T .r.a-- u c- s--.-tr- l..rz.- Surgeon 4. g- Ron
= r-g /. g. s.-.- v---. suddenly z-=.- .r--- g---
...t=. liz Us a-- e. G-.-t tl5 v.-I-es which elaf-a-
s-.zef .-l .--.-- -..1 -- .ae L,-9=u man Tested
,l-s death g-cas-r. f- --o9m @. rla1h30 .. -.-sei
l. l. e4raa- o.. -ze---s. and suffering ---EE-u-1 fer
: @ cas- .f =.-t-.rl 4 gals g.. 1.i hero. >e-- s.
80 rsg.-g DIS t.1 angel Of death s--g.e him from
5-g-a-.a. l-aIf-y AID fl..E lie l-aua tie bitter
e. NJ -au.g.g gC var -r -.a-y % the battlefield
u. H.. bus Nth b heart flied with love fs- LIS
f.a9r M. lee c.ee5eL and ee--s-.si t1e sick a-L
& ..-. sr-1 eagerly .-al H-z lal-=EA-t count
r-. os le -.--i gLg she wat-- 0--z q faith hope
g. CHARITY. L.-. -.-uy who ta-e E- BEFORE .r.,
e Pc struggled l.a-f-.y and faithfully; never vas ab-
.-.ut -.g- his i5=s from 10 responsibility e't be
s..rus aut ss-au t-s ID III aEP-o. ami she m 1.-
s.s- Lev. -sr... . or rs g.gu..- =-e.aI5-. a. or r.
- hero 5.e= a----
vHEaz.-. t. t1s Ga-.s o.. Surgeon EoHzE~~7r Gle
- has lzr one 81 ..s al.-s- s...es-=. lie cause o.
!r.taa-a Rights ore o- is a1azt defenders, We the
s... r-..ra Is, feel TIE most profound 2r.rG All
..z. serrosg ia the loss r.. brother for y;..a.
-- Ee-s t-e r1~-- Grltc-uEt love. an Tlow v'a TEE
rr-,.-E a- q rara- aol.. ---s---r g-.~a-s AMI q
q .---... IN .--t gfa.U :. .-E.--o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
The Creditors OF gsauieI Eouuz

Deceased, viii be paid TTSST7 per cent. Of TIL.
claims. On APP .ctt..a % H.o, q: r1y otLca.
JF- GiEATES. { e. r..
tn iI--' 'j-s0erg Cp--: II A;7'. ..I.--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
TENNESSEE NURSERY AND
FRUIT GARDENS,
* FRANKLIN COLLEGE, FARM
FIVE .ILE IRON NASHVILLE, TENN.

WE aaGers gEeG c5c- 70 lle public over haDdrn
L Jaousa-d choice Fruit and Ornamental TRsEs-
Iie senior partner las diligently 3a5ured for more
iaan twenty years 90 secure TIE fruits best sdfs1 ~
Ie SOU Rand recently tn3 entire Young stock Is: The
lie aT7l ol LEng5oa . berry has been added tks
c..-->-sfl al. factory selections gGar"' tCr;.
iaTS 81 b. ta--ztIi-y -eceiy,d. Catalogues FeCi
-.s-1 Erp5~.: a-.
lz5G- - Lsrge two years old Apple Trees, SIS Per
h.s14---- EeaTlrEES and small two years ola Trees
so P,F - 10 30 cents Peaches i cents: lpricoEz
ana >-1--aIe5 25 cents, and Pluu1s Cherries GraIE
mes greens Ornamental shrubs, etc, Al ta=
lowest --u--e-y pr-c-s-
CO. 4. KESNEE
FaSNl%G
TED line Franklin College TscU-s4lza
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
ARMY Contracts.

OTErC- or Q-,FrEIss. SIZES SCzPLY DS1c4
= EAlED l-'}'D~ziS vii he received al this OE5cS
- E-tl &a7.ay gJIL ms. fo- the manufacture AID
delivery cl Shce. Iron Mess pans AND
Camp u cities. me iroa 10 be furnished BY the
department Z. X CUNNINGHAM
ar Ia--l= Depot QoaTLer1uaste--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16

s. che CREDITOR OF tne Fstatc -
Esr. = unu shgiby. Deceased, 81 BE- p-.
& cri1el5 OF PITY pr cent. tneir ris-a>, % ~
pls-st.oa 10 nc g.: NY ca,ce.
j. L. CIFATES. {. X =.
$50 lE-.- Cancer Court II Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
WANTED.

30 n.-, or ss-vics ou jhs Nashville ans C5istlL-
| zy5za r-4llro,d tgr .hs yca- 1882, forty negro
men Apply at 02ca 20 Z " COLE,
desSE-zI SGperinten dent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
n. sCHE OK.
SILK AND WOODEN DYER,

- removed from CedS- Street, - BRO AZ STREET
d.: Et-lrt door ON CgT-cr O. Sumner
81 Al 7-gra zoIe ~ Eap1y and neatly
f4-J9-1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
PIeaec IOfice.

~ AID lrcs the rs; Day Of January, 1882 sc w
- s-.i or gt--s Ezciilss--iy for Casa
aoT aSvg % pEg cash for s.! tbs goods We
buy s,r -S compel ed pursue ms coUrse, and hops
u:7 fr.e-ls Tli net ask - Tor credit
oar ..F-ve5 Eal oe reasonable can b. eSpecIS1
under exist - circumstance and hope our cass
r1ers vy:.l ca2-.2Ua 30 cj-a us tlc.r patronage.
le-@7-t. Thompson & 70.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
5000 S AVED!
Ia 7 SfARB, Insurance. Agent, N. -,
W street, his paid me this day
EIgilt Hundred DoIiare.

the fGIl am0unt o. Insurance On ny iWellwG L0csc,
near the Chattanooga Depot, which destroyed -.
IRE yesterday morning EJG%fS -
lO-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
WHAT THE REBELS THINK or JEFF
DAVIS

a Richmond correspondent Of Tie Charleston
VcrcAry writes OF the Chief OF he Rebel. ~ fol-
lows:
cit was Thought that the gracslu, aud poas insue-
uil was 5ui the prelude 60 important suggestions.
which would appear IL the mlssas. Wien the
uessage was found 10 contain no hint o. )hcy
adaL.ed 10 the crisis il wss hoped the President had
measurss 81 DO made known ia secret session. Day
after day Of secre. session passed, nnd yesterday
C1DgTesC Was compelled TO PASS resolution calling
upon the President 60 sav what additional men and
means are necessary TO- tne public service Ia other
wordi, We have President Who suggests rot q SIM
ge me- sur, Tor the relief OF biz country Al this try
Ing uuc;g e. Ills replies 90 the bate resolutions,
calling for 'he publication OF Jeniiors aud other
reDogte would scom % indicate that he regards any
question put 10 tm by Ccngn ss presulptGous
Interference with matters which 10 not concern
them. ieel with Indispensable grief that the cause
is in imminent danger. Ia coed ucnce on tho unhappy
pSrger ny o. one man.
Again:
IN talking the mntter over with on. OF our ablsst
Congree8uen, DO expressed the opinion that unless
NJ. Davis, by "a change ia tho Cabinet, aud othcr
meaaute' inilcHted disposition 10 meet the crisis
nothing would 10 leit for US but TO cloec with him Of
once. l told him tina, n change in the Cabinet and
Of thc> lenOras would DO little good 80 long AS the
prosi dents character underwent TO change. lilo
must cease directing his Cabinet ana the armies.
Otherwise, matters would 80 Oh precisely ~ before.
ft ffiIN, hAl NiNfA tihl i'aNh WAS llsth aNn-
dued Y cur revagges, and far lees mperiou. In bis
manner ubsn h1 has been up TO this ;ime This was
two days ago and az vet there is no Indication OF n
chnrgo OF any sort. u ID thought the bill for the
creation 81 Gelerfinsino emanates from tho
President. b T .-lrci be wants merely man OF
straw 20 screen hin from popular odius."
IL another letter lee Ncfchrgs correspondent
writes:
oAlll The cause lai. because Mr.. Davis Is incom-
pe,elt Tho PEOPLE %, tIo Conledegcy .aust arswer
this plon question al once or they ..re lost. Tn
nossee, under Sidney Johnston, is likely TO be lost.
Alr. DAVIS retains hin. Nan Dorm writes that Mis-
aoar mar. be abandoned unless tho clams of Price
ure fecogmilod Nj Davi, via not send IA his nom
nutlon. 4 change ia be Cabinet is demanded nl-
s,anily, 10 restore public confidence. Mr.. Davis If
moionlsrs az Il clod. Bael's proclamation TO the
people ii Nashvillo has disposed the young men, al
ready dissatisfied with Johnston, 10 lay down their
srme, and paved the way 10 the campaign OF inya-
sion in the Mississippi Valley. Mr.. DAVIS remains as
cold ~ ice The people must know, and feel, and DO
tel. lie Government mgs. Nv made " 4oye,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

From Our Special Cour.pondent :, ,,so
One inc.Icu, showing the dspo,iton .. Tie negroes
and tic treatment visited upon them by como OF our
officers, is too scandalous 70. belief. free negro
wa being questioned by an officer in regard to
forage tt length Re told the officer he was for the
Union, and asked, Why cont You give rs arms
10 love 10 fight for YOU" The officer seized n
mrrk.t from a soldier and Knocked he generous
fellow into TIE gutter with blow from the butt. l
have this from ano,ber officer who was an eye-"it-
ues, and inierfere1 foI the negro.
That fellow Jsmss NJ. Mason, Is 10. BY any
means popular Will hs townsmon, being universally
described a. mean, tyrann!ci', oyorbcsTng, slave
70 he tass,oas and a bad neighbor.
Services were held IN bat few OF the churches to-
d,y SUNDAY. The Rev. Or. Boyd, brc,hcs-n.aw
of 4. >. gaalkuer, and pasior Of Presbyterian
,hmeh, refused 20 preach However, Dr. Brooke,
n.s,or Of q Methodist church, invited one Of our
char.irs % occupy biz pulpit hut tie chaplain, not
rs..vipg do invitation in sca9oD, be himself deiiy-
e,.ia very non.oommittal discourse TO large con-
y.eca.;on composed mostly Of fodierr a. but few 81
n, citizens vpnturel out. "They were too proud,
remarked one Of ou- soldiers TO show ther,so ives
n their cd co,te,' f., is fact 'Lat wealthy f'rni-
Bessre forced 70 wcarcio,lug ofhc cJ'rscri drcrp-
ton. Dr. Brooke invited the oiplaius present to sit
in ttsrulp,t. audthv Rev. Mr. &cfiosdrg, oitbe &ih
Jiliros. assisted IN the services. " Chaplain Me,
rs he soldiers call him. prayed frrycr,'y f'r The
" .,.,fe.. Of 10 Union Grms tie speedy suppress
sion OF tbs wicked md oausecss rebellion Tor
" Abrahcui Lincoln, the President OF ihese United
state" anl Tor the Congress nov in session ~
Washington "a new siyle d invocation 10 fail Oh
Wuchctteg ears alhei, there r no donbt j, has &.
long time seen DO secret prayer Of hundreds 10 b
so',ewhat doubtful whether dcf Hhn is again asked
TO ohc.ate in . scmi-Se cession church
In 10y ride 70 New;own, and pr cipato1 in the
ssrmish there yesterday, M the representative Of
THy TnsscsE, Twas tho su5jec; of wonderful Gu
n Ely Of the citizens, towhom the soldiers did MOI.
i.il 10 point me out as {. Gsce.eys man,"
4 Union man who Las 81 'tred bitter persecution
hssust handed mc letter BIO received a, the time II
,ls vote upon the ordinance Of seceasion. give you
verbatim copy-perhapG hundred leading citizens
received similar ones:
"WrNcHgsTyR. Jrn. 3 1861.
SIN. You ore hereby notified leave ii, 49, 10
cays 0r rnolas death. You O. tAe south Your
HApTLEitAkk COMPANY"
i learn from The Proyost-Marshsl, Lieut. Col
Bst5hed,r that aboui 30 prisoners hayo been taken
within tea days; three OF them, Capt 2. 81. Perde.
ton, aud lieu.s. &. II. Barch end J. o. Murray
s,sr Under guard to Wellington tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
QUANTREL THE OUTLAW.

Cc-resp01if 1ct Of Its I. rnbuns.
OsAwA1oaIE. March 49, 1862.
There was q murder committed by . gGer.lLa band
Of Hissouriaps, beaded by tho notorious QuaLt.el,
on Friday morning. About daylight they entered
tie town Of Aubry, in Kansas, lsw miles from the
Iine aud rode up 10 the hoel here there nine
men. Tho men in the house tried 10 defend them.
solves, add did 60 till their ammunition was gone.
H. the course of the fght some were killed Tho
Ian chat bcl. the holcl bad more tLan tweaty ball
shot into bin. Mr.. Abraham Ellie os New-Lancas-
ter, VINO was b representative from that town iasi
year, was one Of the killed. Mr. Ellis bad been 70
Lcgvenworth TO 80 Gen. Hunter, TO make ecmo az.
Tar emeut FOR the better protection Of slo ne, aud
WIS on L.e WY home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

nore =, all and leaves the negro 70 abide uo result
Of the competition ms ito'ed between ""''o DIV
hack abor--.he principal feature Of the new p'sn'
In one word, tbs old p'an AHMED land, "a Jar aS"'!
plan could succeededl to take care OF 1be nes'O'''
men. women. and children, the SICK and we'll p'o-
ducers and non.prcdnc rs all alike. Inc nc" Pi'D
contempates that they sha take care OF
Il ia sincerely to 10 hoped that tire negroes WIZ
urove eoua 10 their new situation ami task-s tssA
which "a the fire, lesson Of the stste ofpraciical iree
dom into which hey are for tho first time introduced
that thew will expend tho money they earn pru
IDENTIFY and wisely; that, realizing It is only oy iao'
inc continually comfortable living can be opIainso'
hev viii bo both industrious aud frugal Inc eA-
periuent i on. tha, may well Standardization. ~"
will provo successful 10 truly 70 be desired po'
uyseIr caunot resist the conviction tnat the oi"a
souylt-the welfare of the negroes and the goou VI
the public service-would have been reached WIN
greater decree Of certainty under the plan Wnlo tne
new order superseded. Tho results to when ln.'
Jan inevitably grayitated were IN no manner neon
sisent With those sought by the chsnees--a cnange
from WIN, was working we'll for what is ut besl an
uniried experiment..
Tie following order explains 'iseif:
Hs,rquAgrsH, DspAKTNsNT os NReiyiAi 's'
F0sT hf0raoE. March 10, iitI
CEsEatL ORDER No. El--N ith grateful s'slo"Iessig'
nleaf mo nor conferred TIE Ma 'r'eon Co"n'h
ing the Oeqetmen. oLNaBl4a The following o'oe' 49,
"WisniyCTOy March 10, 1862,
Cr.veG That 80 recor iiioa Of eithiu frrNiCr ny o
o. "A, . agJ ,s.t OF -- The II tho fott on te
Rip Ea oe CHANGED from For Calhoon 10 Font Wool oy
reh -'ie' name it 'ball heneeor'A DO known ahi '''
EDWIN ~ STANTON, Secretary OF "sr."
BY comlcsnd VI Msior.0-r. NsgL , a.,
" D. WHlPPLE, Assist. Att General
We are experiencing the gales of the Spring Equi'
uox Lat night the propeller Putnam wenI ashore
alreas. Of the Water Battery ard the propeher
Eureka was abandoned in the bay by the crew, who
took 70 q schooner in tow, leaving negro woman
on board Size Cha, is Toe propeller, probably went
adore near the mouth OF Back River. II is thought
the Putnam v Ill be got on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MA6Cn ~4 NV

most tempting Inducements to cultivate 6 taste for
that deligntiul beverage. As matter OF caution,
however be urges me to add that if the liquor be OF
good quality, yca will not venture to taste ~ as ne
might thereby incur much rirk of losing II alto
,etIer. a pTiyatIon which, however agreeable TO
Yourself. would DO attended with serious nconyenl-
coce W D's S. b."
In nublisbicg ,his epstle, TIE Journal says
"Ws are gl,d the bsgged Rebel is in sucn gooa
brmor. lie evidently feels a great deal more com,
Portable now tban be has for many months, ana
hsnce. from being saen and moro'e, re actuauy uu'
dertles 20 laugh add iest. Perhops he experiences
soree Of relief Oh accoun, OF beng qusrteFed III
a,fe retreat where hostile bayones CLEAN not, mol
hostile bullets eng and whistler end yet now ne
can manage to employ his tine without wear'oes'
whero there are no bridges OF locka and dams !! !.
;,loU M. no railroads 10 destroy, no wagons q
seize aud coniscats, no horses, cattle sheep, sn'
hoys 10 steal is really moro thRa 80 can conceive
We Eopo he viii enlightcn gs upon tbs point III Oh
next epiHtle. .u
As Tor Roger Hanson's message 10 u-, II snail o.
course be attended 10. We did promise Roger soia.
fine whisky, and it is on hand IL is already jagged
like Roger himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March %, 1862.
The Grinding Committee reported complete sew
eral bills of q local character. --..
The bill to incorporate the New York College Of
Veterinary Surgeons was ordered to third reading,
Mr.. MONTGOMERY reported the bill TO amend
the Excise law. Ii is the same bill that has been
introduced into the Assembly, with some lew amend
ments. .,
The Senate concurred IN The Assembly Amend.
ments 60 toe bill to low Attorney fesidng 10 ad.
Joining states to practice in tie Courts Of this State
Mr.. BhAD LEY introduced bill to amend tie
EXCELSIOR are Insurance Company charter.
BILLS PASSED.
Te amend The International Bridge Charter
10 incorporate the Star Institute.
The biil to amend Ius Charter of the Loanen' Al.
sscal.or came up for third reading, receiving a
vote Of l2 to H. when, in consequence Of the slim
Attendance, the third reading Of bills laid aside.
nr. WILLARD introduced d resolution requiring
City Chamberlsius and Conuty Ireasurersand Clerks
TO transmit to the Clerk OF the Senate by the LIST Of
December report of all trus! funds aud securities
in their hands On Pablo Administrators. He stated
he offered tho resolution because there was not time
81 ths session 10 pass Tic Dill to create the Office Of
Receiver General.
/ Mr. MUNROE reported additional testimony
IRON the Select Committee TO investigate into tho
acts OF Iiarbor-MEsters.
The Senate LeFeupon adjourned until Monday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

Tho L. S. Transport Siaf Of tho Souh, Capt. Ho-
bert, arrived on Saturday morning from Port Royal
VITA twenty passengers and the mail, TO Samnoi l..
nreinIi a Son. She has on board the crew O; the
prize schooner Alice, iakon in the Gulf some tine
su'c. They arc not prisoners. An IL quiet at Por,
Hoyni and the troops reported 20 bc goodhealt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
Qrire ia ssose0u.

Bosr0N Saturday, MsfcH - TO; "a
The building No. 90 Deyonshire street, oeeuPs s.
nv the Union Print Works, and for sponglng ane &c.
finishing cloths, was nearly destroyed py nIo
early hour tbis morning, with most o. ~ VA"-'
The less V estimated a, jlp,VVV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
BUCKNER ~ PRISON HE WRITES TO
PRENTICE
The following letter IRON Buclner, published in
1hc L0mseiiic Jcp,aqi, sho,H tLnt the Kobcl Cen

The following letter IRON Buclner, published in
Thc L0wseRe Joa,adi, sho,H tAlt the kobcl Gem
er.i ttles bis imprisonment cooiiy:
&C. 20 ne EIors o. me Lonnti z, JourqL
" F0hr NttrrT. hisss, Nsrch lfea.
GgyTLEMEF: Among o.n.T iiXurics Oh which /
have been deprived since my imprisonment, b. the
li-fsi;o Of perung those cliste aud rotreshnc no.
uc' with which, ior some time pas, your paper has
hunnrcd me; and although "A my yrogfcss Though
t.o Aorib bayo mot with many attempts on tho
pad u the press az un imitation Of your peculiarly
tolsiious style OF misrepresentation, have fourd
none ~ equal the original | an. therefore. under
the Necessity OF applying TO The iountain-Leaa. /
incioss , ior which pl,aGo send NE yoar country
daily. 10 the following address:
" Cen. 3. b. BUCKNER
d" Caro- ofcoi. J. Dine. Foh Warren Me.s'
"p. S-Since writing the above, our friend Col.
u. w. Hanson has reached tlis celebrated resort.
and desires me TO add that the present OF demiohE
Of whisky, which no learns yOu have promised him,
woali never DO more acceptable than az this time
the locality and ,he latitude, well the cent?.
msr.s Vi sur ncighb9U " he aAIbei heldipg gu.
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TEE STATE OF PUBLIC sEErIhENT
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THE OCCUPATION OFJACKSONVlLlE
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FLORIDA RE-POSSEssED'

THE EXPEDITION Up ST. JOHNS RIVER
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o.allo..-iilsd, wounded ard uil',ias..........l
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do town. "i.toai apai aui without sny mean, Of
communication viii tbs force Outside. company
o. 20 men, the only garrison % tho foh, LEI lie
town re u.dr 'glt preceding DIE arrival.
One or TWO points remained 20 be visited when !
Ter he Wabash, End before ibis time TIE Whole
.srern coast Of Florida i. undoubtedly in possession
oi Commodole Dupont.