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THE EFFECT OF DIsAsTER.


fhs lac disasters that have overakea tho Of the South
nave had the effect of anmang instead Of dsheartenng our
people, Unexpected defeats made stronger anything
ihan We would have been victory had Efforts
long period OF triumph h.d only tended render the people
lukewsrm but had been without yantageous effect.
npon the Government Both had to sue
c.sses that in small necessary the a
anment Of the great object in view neglected or moi
neglected. not pushed forward with the uning vigilance
and energy the occasion demanded. p - l5-s1-
We have all walked u however, The Government Is alive
and the people everywhere have manifested
to be led against the foe Nothing like dependency
known or heard Of Knowing and frankly admitting the
ntude Of the that have oyeraken appecatn
fully tho mighty requirements Of the times people, with one
accord voice heart and soul risen defend their
country against ruthless invaders with unanimy power and
enthusiasm that is positively sublime in its character History
does not record such uprising Of tho people, any country
or In any age And nnheitangy the prediction
thst whatever maps the future may have u.s.
people will rise superior to them all their way ni
mate despite all obstacles written in book Of
destiny that destined to become great indie
pendent, rirtuous and intelligent christian enteprsing
and although our probationary ordeal may be atended with
much loss and snet will all emerge from II the
the severe trials We have undergone. Ai4t5
Entertaining these views and believing in these facts We In
cline the opinion that the have encountered will
to lasting benefit From the Of disaster tho
flowers Of victory will be plucked. . - +
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a CHANGE OF TUNE,


Hapers Weekly has been behind none Of it's copsres IN
chanting paena over the waning proportions Of the
Now 1t shouts another strain: .95
hebsons Of such proportions this not 40 essy ss
on IN case Of success every hand m our present
uons We 6re not 10 look for peace IN
may oe and dsmayed and disheaened they viii not sed
" one however successul They fight from Al old
nae from lifelong sophisticaon. They fight too with fhs
arc going to surrender There much mora srtnc
had. 'gaz - - f'''Ne' s "o !Ase9yett
the Aforesaid Weekly has received news from Ten
nessee II has no doubt again become nban Let II ,ub,lst
W ubilaftons will be turned into walls Of sorrow before this
comes to an end be that period remote or near at hand
the duration Of the with tho oorlas If they will
their armies and acknowledge Independence Of
the Confederate States immediate peace would be the result
II they will not do tho war will be proraced until they
are compelled to make Tie possession Of every chief
city in the Confsderacy would give the country or do
them any substantial good, how much injury ii
DO u.s. The first Napoleon held every principal city in
opan but was unable to conquer the Spaniads And the
spanish did not enjoy he Of the Territorial advantages We
possess There nerer snch field guerilla warfare as
The Southern States Afford should become necessary to
to such mode of Defence which we have no idea will
hAppen Yet the worst should come could hold the In
tero against all armies and n6ct damage upen them nv
ppeuAiy sayng forth from astnesses a. would
bly, result In their ultimate destruction qunhoats cannot
dry land and uuacmAsd people are bound to get sick
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From the London Punch. ].
A T. B RR r. (


DEcEkBER 14TH, 1861. >.t..g
How should the Princes def e5ea >f
.sdns psa ,5n 5r5 as aseg a9 IN msdsPg chargers
And shouting some time-famous battle-cry9
JJeSy's painted goblet fully drained, and out,
While wearied vassals coldly stand about,
And con new homage which, they long to pay! Ht
To have the Princes died
Nober and happier far the fate that falls ...
On him who 'nid yon aged castle walls 80
Hears, as he goes, the plash Of Thames Tide.
Gallant, high.natursd. brave,
y, haa bis lot been cast in warrior days
nj, No noblsr knight had won the nnstrels praise,
o. ,gracsd with gentler powers,
The T: song; the pencil, and the Tyre his own,
Deigned he TO- live fair p,eastres thrall alone
None had more lightly sped the laughing hours. a,
Better and nobler fa.e
His, whom we clnmed but yesterday s,-
,H Hs-ours no more--his, round whose sacred clay
Tie death.mute pages and the herAlds wait. -',a
1t was too soon 10 die;
;. BY wise, and bold, and Christian duties done,
1t were no brief eventless history. ,T
This was his prlncely thought: 2
WIN all his varied wisdom to repay oz~
n,eo Onr r trust and love. which on that bridal day
S,>~, W '"S A'Ao' 'o' uo"IJ orousm.
For that lie loved our Queen --"
And, for her sake, the people of her love, N
rev and far distant names shall rank above
His own, where England's cherished names arc scen
Could there be closer tis
'Twi%t ms, who, sorrowing, own nation's debt &,
And her, our own dear lady, who as vet
Must meet her sudden woe with fearless eye Il ~
When with o kind relief -l Us
Those eyes rain tears, might this thought employ
Him Mlom she loved We loved. We shared her ioy.
And Will not be denied to share her grief :
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FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 81, 1862.
Our Country to the Rescue.
HEADQUARTERS roiSTE CouPEE ARrtILERY
-E COluful,ils Kv Feb 10 1RS1

we -, HEADQUARTERS ro,STE CouPEE ARrifLERY, 4
~" Columbus, Ky., Feb. H. 1852.
BY reference TO the authority ereo annexed will seen
authorized to rase twelve hundred Infantry and two
hundred Cavalry for the purpose Of being incorporated into
separate command with the Ponts Coupee Battalion Artillery
in order 20 form LEGION that will have within itself the power
to assault an enemy defend se against invading foe
Ipropoe that this Legion shall of the Poine CounGe
battalion OF IL brass guns In the field two Baalons Of
Infantry Of companies EACH and companies OF Cavalry
Ihs battalion Of Infantry will each elect
ne enc Major and fill the usual STAFF appointments Tho COM
pany officers will be elected by their separate command In
addition to the usual each volunteer will receive bounty
Of fifty dollars. The Cavalry companies will furnish their own
horses. agE Il -53 90 = "a
The necessary will be furnished to the commando
as they report at these Headquarters. An opportunity
hero presents Itself those who wish It, the
rate services and be at united with separate command
the seat Of war; 1t gives opportunity brave and patriotic
citizens rsy around the banner of their country In defense
Of their wives and Children and hsir fresides. -lJ
In order to complete the LEGION at early day possible
will receive Company Squads, and will furnish them with
the transportation join here wherever may
be ordered Captains Of companies will muster In their own
commands, and report At these Headquarters. "eH
Fellow czens-I not influenced raise this additional
force in Of the have recently
ained they trivial in aspect presented but believe
1t the duty of true patriot swell forces of defense
and bring them to the nd defend the cause of our country
and our God Our ability to do amply sufficient. One
united ehort on the part Of countryen will back or
exerminate fanacal foe and conquer honorable au
christian peace. ., , .-5 ~ T IL
to be expected that all can leave for the seat Of
but those who from compuon compelled remain behind
assist In the audable enterprise aun
PEELED to appeal for their assistance present command de-
rnands my attention In the field.
R. A. STUART,
pd;p Po;n
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TALK ON 'OIANGE,

Seldom for six months has there quiet day on the
flags of the grand than Jesterdaynot guard
operators appeared The weather beautiful s the
ladies said it was beautiful perhaps the grand boulevard
Canal would not have been honored by their presence Charm
ing the day was and cheerful and happy as crinonc an
peared trade and business stacnaut this
dnest days Of summer In the absorbing topic of the day.
that Is the military and movements enthusiasm and ardor
for the glorious cause in the ascendant There no mis-
in the talk the people moving they are in earnest
The great wish il that 10000 Of the Yankees will land
in the swamps below the city tho time the Mississippi
reaches its altitude that is when with the levee The
impression prevails there might be general drowning out
the invaders and that might not be in power to receive
them prisoners Of war
The telegraph wires quiet yesterday Nothing at all
received the close Of business consequently as the
were deserted at early hour draw friends
European correspondence bring the movements of the ay
The following will therefore, be found of interesting nature
DEAR srRTh the day of The eyeutfa year Which
rnde from the place of duties that have been
Wishes year which thanks to the folly and and
hs$s
II hs5 ssn
eS fss sysn
h s S Il ra, h made I
mob 1Ps goysIpn9 NJ North
sn h'fses Fss ss
may 1ee Ga m this h
From The Eno1iedre If tS % hs % %ns!unaey @ 6een Kept
is made BY general dgnd earliest and moderate tone Of
of Southern statesmen their seadines of purpose and their
WAS Jeelted tn see tbe de.rr,,nat;on mt IN a; - .,
woke aid others II is in this way only that respect can he
conquered tor much magned people who have been repre-
phrase Of Knp @tta hea sTu d @ 6y @ ne HGsn me
this in the spring The immense importance of he Question IL
sonS inat would be bette. to work for itself will
turned her Rsanst tbe Son,b and h h @ W
ty had mt Eop
Or the general public nor even the majority Of Manches
to submit to snerns IN Vas m
steps towards !bsrang American cotton the whole cou
tos and m me nope 2, forever e1eadE American cot
result of The cry Cotton /. Kur M man II h.. an i te
it. will submit to such serve dependence as the Southern
writers represent and do not forget the South be 1.-THE
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The New ORLEANS creucen+ !, on.u.,

Ihe New Orleans Crescent, in answer to our re
Snd n.u seeoHnng fOr the fact Why they upon
leans the reason this 10 obvousthnt he tsint
attaches to the and that only way
hem at the New Orleans commend them
to general confidence for the Legislature Of Mississippi to
Pnate IeudiAon and show Its good faith with respect to
past obligations (Rsymond tNiss.3 Gazette, 18th.
Just co. There no other explanation which can be offered
The State must redeem its pshed fa and then NIL will be
plain sailing No matter how strong the arguments to Justify
may be or have been the outside world reposes
faith in them, and regards the policy wholly unjusable
y useless TO attempt contend against the universal opiniou
mankind Nobody Mississippi to pay up now but
the Legislature had proposed equitable MEASURE looking
the nturs there would have been thrill Joy throughout
he SOUTH which would have been worth much to the cause
40 the achievement Of great victory 4 IIE
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GLENN GUARps.-We had the pleasure of wit

GLENN GUARDs.-We had the pleasure of wit.
Messing the drill of fine body Of last nigh. at their
atmory 5l Camp street, of Grod as we could
well wish look at The company had naed we were
told, afts we'll known worthy citizen, Archibald Glenn
Esq WHO literally endowed IT. on being informed Of the ho,o,
conferred upon him. This company Is Of composing
the Bssursgard Regiment attached to Gen. Tacys brigade
That the officers and men Of this body will depo themselves
soldiers and gentlemen none need Doubt know them
nearly ALL and when the occasion denqd their in the
tented held We predict there will be few any aggards
amohx them in the holy Of independence We
requested to state that excellent unonT b. furnished
all persons joining this company Success bright future
the gallant " Glenn Gnarda.n =
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Gen. 6rivot, AdJutnnt, ETC.: ~
r-Talk on ohsnge Of Wednesday in his remarks on the
or Richmond without having been examined BY tie oics on
duty aud being the party referred haYs the pleasure ID
inform that upon reflection and investigation OF he fncts
that vas in error, and uniotenonay committed without
suppo,ny Ct tho time that publicity woud be given to the
error was in holding duplicate passports obtained from
% BY my G me and returning this place
Its tho impression fixed that the latter IND
not been demanded Of me-orgna having been demandei
understanding that officers Leuis. Gordon and Ieis
detailed for that purpose cheernlly scai any intention
patriotic in which engaged Of acheynr ou
ern independence ~ ~ sn
I Most respectfully. your obedsnt servant,
MAJ, rr,oo,. ~, 10 ,oso 3sSs ~ R, CONWAY.
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Redemption OF City Bonds.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoFSoLIpATEpl
DEBT or NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, Feb 10, 1862 }
Notice hereby given that ding the 3h Section of
an Act of the Legislature of the State Louisiana entitled An
Act Consolidate the City of New Orleans to Provide for
the Government and Administration Affairs approved
February 3 1852 sealed proposals will received for the sale
10 the city Of bonds issued according the foregoing act to the
amount of two hundred Thousand dollars until the 26 day of
March, 1862 at l2 o'clock NJ.
Proposals to be addressed O. DEBUYs Secretary aud en-
dorsed Proposals for the sale of Bonds.'
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAs. W. CULBERTsoN, Comptroller
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
r s. WILT,
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen
j. B. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fe19 2ptm26 o. DEBUYS Secretary,
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OMcial-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
ADJurAkr GENERALS OFFICE
opnr,e xo ,,. New Orleans, February lS 1862
I-colones Of Regiments will forthwith report to the
the names of persons be officers
companies Notice will be Immediately given to such persons
by the ooone that they have been as officers
and the persons notified will Immediately proceed to act as
they were regularly commissioned
" expected of the Colonels that no person will II. re
commended who is not competent to discharge duties Of h
command and who is not alive to the necessity Of
promptly and energe.icay upon the discharge Of his duties
I-Capans Of Companies will forthwith proceed 10 enroll
all persons subject to Militia duty within the bounds Of their
command and will make report their respective Colonel,
for transmission to Headquarters.
lV-Any and all persons subject to Militia duty refining IL
give their names and places Of residence the company Off
GERS MAKING the enrolment must be reporlei In
Headquarters that measures may be at once adon
ed to compel obedience.
F-The Governor and Commaudern Chief enons upon al
officers the energetic discharge Of their duties There must b
neither hesitation delay Private business must be disre
g.rded the wants Of the country demand the labor and the
skill OF every citizen for the public DEFENSE Patriotism mus
manifest itself in action in words If that incentive b.
insufficient the efficacy Of court martial W III bo
ed on delinquent whStever be his rank The Militia
must be prepared to march at few kours notice,
By order
' THOS. o. MOORE, .-
Governor and Commander.in Chief q
N. GRror, Adiu'ant and Inspector General fsl9 2pst
49,
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The SITUAyloN.-Snce the reported agreement
Of Cen Johnston to surrender Nashville 10 Buell. unen his
Ss the impression seems tS BE- that be will s back
point North Alabama where the Nashville and
road strikes the Memphis and Charleston =
Cen Hndmaps command Inst to foreat from Rowling
Green arc stated to bs safe with Gen Johnons division
information was recsived yesterday evening form of
toeraby well authenticated runor ha Gems Fioya Pillow
and Bneknsr who were at Carksve Sunday managed 10
rach Nsahve safely with their snhs I this trne
union Of these forces with Gen may induce he
north of be Cumberland retiring serious
be for the sfety several
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, = TEE u H BHLoukADE-Galueston, Monday. Feb. IL,
and stsame believed By or best Judges to
20 he United States steamer Niagara, which here
sa M Houston and schooner coming in from
war steamer Niagara has had steam morning bat what
er are to be have of knowing There
may be some doubt whether this large Niagara
but there Is doubt that she Is the largest tho o. s.
and y the ag ship Of the Gulf Squadron The largo gilt
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NJ. GRIyOT, Adjutant and
N office,

MIR, A. B. JAMES, in card, calls upon persons who have
made donations for tho Sick and Wounded Soldiers to call at his
Office and he will sasfA ory account for the same do not
consider his notice any to this communication made
ew days since by authority the Executive Committee for the
Relief of tho Sick and Wounded Soldiers Confederate
Army and avoid further discussion the matter wish to
state distinctly that Mr. A. b. James has received donations
sent to this ocsy and without authority and without the
knowledge consent of member Of the Association has dis
posed of the and failed to give satisfactory of
them when called to do In other words the Associa
tion had knowledge of the donations inquiries wsre
made of them by the donato who forwarded goods to Mr.
A. B. Jnmea' care
r. o. sULLY.
New Orleans, February IA. 1862. fell Ct
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tcoMAuslcarED.I i ;sssi fss
A CHAPTER ON voLUNYErRlwE


call ior fye and half additional Of
iar inc war made in pursuance to equiscn fro ths
dent Of the States IN that call no spcis1
indicated for the formation copaniss battalion,
snts-no place Of rendezvous mens.oned but coasndn
esnd e 4
. rSs Il. It, i az aoss sF ss. ss !, being
~ p.ss 81 T.
q .ssop e.
sfa sss ~ sa
nsa al IN ssss o s ss +
sisa 'as asd f Bsss ss
Of ne IL .ssss
Nj s
Donaldsonyie Canoneefs - sf ADSs auN vs. 'ne
1assns M e Lin u L0.Ans
gisH.iIFo15 lin 9th Louisiana, in la,b
gossis,-Thres conpsniss: in ash Lousans Il ,s,h
s1 i a;s4L Dsaa se sassiioa
dss7fhree .s y companies in Sd Louisiana. in Eth
GS1oTsS s eemP1nIss e Louisiana.
Ba,nn o no IoTsn N an
attached to Tss Texas ksnueiy
S. Hss: il sh nes.a'
S Oh s.sa. i e
L1siss,s s,d Issssas ,'s : '.p
.na e s sGmpanss l. In q
m gas9s Rogshsevsn m M g Lousans
sEs sss Il III
esys;35 ss5 i Sssss sa
Iee'su.Eonr companies 4 II 81 Lopsana in 1lth Louis
lana ii l2i6 Louisiana, '''s'' = : ''A LOUIS
Ias eonagany T. ls!l Louisiana
I f. s; spmpanss in M Louisiana in 9th
sonpanlss Il st Iouisianh ii .ddsls
s9a sss Tips H
Aorehoae-Three companies: in Sd Louisiana, In 18th
Lesans 1ss koslsIsss in "a 1eul'i.p.
Isl I ca.iass % 81 sG1d ss.ns and 4 s
M Eoa,saa ea r iii Il Laa
. sns g. Rse,nsas e 4 5
a:s,s'y ai ss isll Fri
Hey sv1 H. Il 9urs%s
in scse state ssrsics mas y
q in h Lou
Llaquemine-ons company ia 18th Louisiana
cavalry ssPf v - Rs,.'' IN
s Ieisisna l Ieasaas il ls ssS LOUIS. LOUIS
Ass N sSoff GsysTs
isiana, in 10Th Louisiana. 59% n 4 \, '5S ..'@A ~
81. Bernurd-Nons. - NIX s5 tJtaj u sIs4zs M
s. Gha.ls.None. ,s.,.r ;S25 ~ .S.ss
81 John Baptise-None. - 81 .st5.=5is ss45 4.
81: Aaryfhree companies i in 18th Louisiana Id ish
.sasss
! ST. Martin company in 8h Louisiana
81 Heteaa-Four companies: in 4th Louisiana 1 III sth
Louisiana % and ! IN 10Th LouisIana. sk A.! H.
81. Landry-Six companies / In 9Th Louisians i N, m
Louisiana lin 18th Louisiana In 10TH and 1ssI
Louisiana ~,
ana and cavalry company Writ AdaIns Mssisspn
airy Regiment 31T - ttsssT-
1srre6onne-One compan In Dreuxis Battalion 81 =
UnioH-fve comnanfes in 10Th Iouisfana in l7tl Ton
ana in 10 h Louisiana 't''-1i' = So 1os
Yermilon--None. F7a OH 6est ssSss95ss
Washington companies: in 9th Louisiana In istb
Louisiana. 5Frf7 = -5''sssa5S''A
Te.t E,,i;n,o IN IN
Louisiana and i in Scotis cayairy - HN --s - M
Nest Bafon Rouge-Two eompanes; both In stb Ionisan.
copanies in ~ com,
nanic Stafs Total
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SECEssIoNIsTs IN NORTHERN KENTuCKY.-The
louisville Journal says letter from Brandsnsburg giving an
account Of the domgs election u that town. that
several notorious secession bus to the open tho
polls and that there general gathering all parts Of
the country Of ho,s who symps,hzed with the rebson The
Col Pennebake to assist hI As Is the bues viii carry
the returns into the Confederacy and proclaim great South
Rights victory" -
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Nth @rkans 4ailp Gr.sf.nt,

FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81. las2. :
4@Dr. A. G. Greenwood has received from the
Secretary of War Colones commson and will proceed a,
once to raise regiment the Confederate service Captains
A. E. Shaw 81 Cusomhouse street, John Cavanaugh, 2s2
Camp street. John Langwith 1A Canal street and E. B.
sloan So Julia street, authorized recruit for the regiment
and will receive men at The above places l.zz
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Aid for our Troops In Kentucky and vir
%Xinfa. ~s -. 'iF

DR.. LeRemondie the agent Of Army in Kentucky and
vgnia leaves Friday for Bayou Teche obtain contrbu
on having been detained owing the receipt goods from
Texas to DO immediatel, :--swardsd.
Blankets Ovorcoats Dried Fruits Oranges
etc., our Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
Co. are the agents receive these articles Beno Shaw to
receive all cash donations We every true souhener
will con-bute his mite to the relief of Volunteers They
expect and with JUSTICE those that at home should aid
those VINO bghl they battles dig 2ptf
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NUMBER 7 297.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIc1 INTBIIIgRycR
DISPATCHED TO rne sew oals.ts case.
l Scott g Cayal

! Scott 9 Cavalry Regiment,
We received at O'Clock this morning the following tru,s
gratifying dispatch W. = - " =
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Feb 19. Issz-To cJs,.>as o6s< 4,
rived hsre al right, without the loss 81 man. N
From Nashville. 1'-'
To Mr. Alfred Munroe ;: 4#
aNAsHvilLE, Fob 1aJut arrived from Fort Donelsd,s
well. - - y n unf sSra s. :
From Memphis. Al
MEMPHIS, Feb -Ou loss at the Fort Donelscr fight dur
ing fhe four days 16 and the eneys loss was 1000
ste Saturday night council Of was held, when wal
70 antrender and Gen. Bnckner left to make h
surrender Gen. Pillow and staf and Gen. Floyd with 200 rer
OF his brigade went to Carksvle on Sunday morning. Gen
Bucsner with the remainder Of army CAN'T
usted on Sunday sbelieved that Nashville has been
evacuated and our army has fallen back wha point
not known.
MEMPHIS Feb 2Goy. Harris issues proclamation calling
ont inc militia Of Tennessee and in
the field The Confederate Government calls for thitv
regiments more Tbe Tennessee Legislature meets b,,. d
An attack expected at Columbus daily and Gem
VIII 1t at hazards Gunboas were reported ii
vile this morning. route for Nashville and ii 10 aiso
70 % Doubtful sufficient force collected IN lima to e
Iena Nashve A fight fat vicinity expected shortly
The latest advces state that Col Hebet was Al Prats ore
ana the feerais between him and Krkve on the teeap
ROAD and that they bad been reinforced making 10000 il air
Heavy firing was heard at Fayetteville on the l Generals
Price and Mcculloch falling before superior
on the 18th to Boston Mountain On the day fight oe
CURED At Pras Store, in which McRae's McNas and He
bees Regiments were engaged and enemy repnised @
Southern line Is down north Mobile which derives
the press Of Richmond reports l-REP = zaf7 s.
q
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sooTr's LOUISIANA CAvALRY.-The Baton Rouge
Advocate Of the 18th says:
private dispatch from Capt. Taylor dated Carksvilie
February Is Informs that scos Regiment not In the
fight n. Fort DoneISnn