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COMPANY " K
Killed. Private A M Hudson.

N tLttU. = L Ii'ITC ~ NJ IINuSOu'
founded. Capt " B Bandy, ear:
ID Lieut. L II Hamilton, foot; 81
Serg't D B Ester, hip; Smith Gray,
hip; J A Fl Hall, fool; Sanford JAR
rells, hip; ] N Parsley, head; j N
Tipicn, aim; G B Turnage, wrist.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-05

Eg The 9th Iowa cavalry, now
at Davenport. have sisuea an agree
ment no. to 60 into service at all, ex-
cent against the Indians.
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Fleur Wanted

we wish to purchase for cur own
use a few hundred pounds of Flour
either middlilgs Or first quality
for which the cash will DO paid. Any
of our friends who can furnish US
from twenty-five pounds up, will
please send It to the O5serrer Office.
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Lost:

IN Fayetteville, Wednesday night.
: 10th inst, a medium sized BRASS DOOR
KEY. The finder wild Seceive many thanks
on leaving it atthe OBSERVER Office, as It will
be Of 70 service to any one but the owner.
! Dec 18.
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Exchange Order. No, 3,

I ALL Confederate officers and
men who have been captured and "a
rolled in Firg' MA and Maryland at anv time
from the beginning Of hostlitieS to the Ist of
November, 1862, have been Luly exchanged,
and are hereby so declared.
2. All Confederate officers and mcn who
have been delivered at Aiken's Landing. on
James river. at any time previous 10 the
llth of No.ember, 1862, have been duIv ex-
changed, and are hereby 50 declared.
3. All Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at Vicksburg. Mississfp.
pi previous to tie LIST of November. 1862
and inclucling said date, have been duly ex-
changed, and are hereby so declared
ROBERT OCLD.
y an 29-6t Agent Of Exchange.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-05

AAos VI AiA-su, hVohdsu aHo IL aco
ing in the 18th Reg't Tenn. Vol s
in the late battle before Murfrees-
bOrO.
J. B. Palmer, (Colonel) wsuaded
in shoulder, leg and knee.
Nathaniel Goocb, (Captain) woun.
ded IN hand and chest.
Ii. J. n. Dougl4ss, ADO i'll
leg.
Fletcher Burrus, Sergeant Msjor)
confused wound from shpil. Ea
COMPANY "a"
KiNed.-Jno. Il. Vance.
Wounded.- Capt. J. G. McCabe,
thigh; w. r New, arm; SergHtG. G..
Swoup, hip; F. NJ Hope, chest; B
f. Sullivan. hir; w. c. Garner, thigh;
Hiram Wilson, back; E d. Lockbmd,
hand; Columbus Stafford. arm; VIM
Davenport, shoulder; Geo: N. Will
cher, hand; Joho J. Hlmmons, hand.
Missing in A2joa-Corporal A.
II. Freeman, and j. B. Sullivan.
COMPANY "B."
KHed.-Corporal W. W. Cole.
Woanded. - Ist Lieut.. s. c. Bow
ers, coming company, slightly; Cd
Lieut.. S. S. Co.'s, slightly; j. NJ
Hatch, MORALLY; W. II. Hamilton
leg; W. A. Hulsey, band.
Missing in fiction. : John Sabely
and Ii II. Fulks.
COMPANY &C"
KWed-lst Lieut.. S. M. Smith
CONG com; J. F. P.iercy, (Sergeant)
color sergeant G. K. Lowe; a. A
Alternately.
Wounded = R. F. Brown, leg; B
! S. Grouse, band; j. E. Dromgoole
hand; L. Nj. Gordon, leg; H. G
Johns, thigh; J. W. Nisbi;t, thigh
E. B. Wade, confused wound of tn
hip; John B. Johns, confused woun'
Of the shoulder.
COMPANY Cd"
K lied none.
Woundcd. Capt. Nj q ST johp
arm; lst Lieut.. B. F. Barrett, head
D. D. Bryson, arm; Alfred Reed
hand; j. j, Slaughter, head; Abne
St. John. shoulder; W. j. Williams
shoulder; j. J. Warmack, arIi.
\ COMPANY "E."
KiUed-Sergeant j. T Miles AM
Private J. N. Blien.
Woundcd- Capt. Gid. II. Lowe
leg; ID Lieut.. d. G. Parchee, arm
Sd Lieut.. nj. NJ. Stuart, bead; Serg'
e. w. Felts. shoulder; Privates S. w
Demumbrane, arm; j. e Farmbrough
thigh; Washington Morris, arm; c
Tomiip, side; ]. W: Stone, leg.
III issing in Action - Sergeant ]
NJ. Bidwell.
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NDS@STtSdS
DRIVAIE ~. ID GILLIAN co,

pany II, 4lst regiment Tennessee Vo1ua-
teers, deserted near Oxford, Miss, while on
the march from Tiprah Ford to this pace
Dec. lSt, 1862. He is abont feet high, light
sandy hair, red whiskers, blue eyes. ard red
complexion lie says he is 80 wears of age.
Thirty dollrrs reward will be paid for his ap-
prehenson and delivery lneany Jail nom
WHICH can get him. iLiS'esidauce is in
Mmsiall equity, near New Hop" Tenn.
WIN. b. FONViLLE.
Capt. Company II, 4lst Rcg't Tenn. Vols.
Grenada, Miss, Dec 10. 1862.
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leL Id
LIKELY SLAVES FOR SlLE!
Feb 26, lS63--td

PURSUANT to a decree of the
County Court of Lincoln county, Ten
nessee. pronounced at its February term. 1868,
in the case Of Hugh Thomson, admir- of
VIM. B. Rhea, dec, ard others--bill for sale
of Slaves--I will, on Saturday, the 2sst
day Of March siexf, sell to the highest
bidder at the courthouse door in the town of
Fayetteville, Lincoln county, Tennessee. the
following SLAVES. viz Eliza, aged about
81 years; Patrick. about % years; Ben, aged
about ! l years; Jack, about wears: Lem,
about years: Julia, about 80 years; Ema-
line, about Is years; Ned, about 40 years;
Catharine, about % years, and her three chill
dren, to- wit: Lucy, about years; Wash
about years. and Mariah, about 10 months,
which will be sold in one lot-MaliI da, about
&c years, and her two children, to-wit Fan
ny, aged about 5 years, Wills, about years.
will also be sold in one lot Said Slaves will
be sold upon a credit Of II months, except
the sum of per cent, which is required to
be paid in cash. Notes with two or more ap-
proved securities will be requised of the pur-
ehasers, and lien retained upon said Slaves
until the purchase money is paid
DANIEL j WHITTINGTON,
Feb rs Clerk and Special Commissioner.
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GIN Boais aJout.-We learn that
two OF more Gun Boats and several
transports came up The Tennessee a
few days ago 10 Florence. cambridge,
&C., and that several hundred of the
enemy's cavalry bad entered Frank
fort, Russellyille, Tuscumbia, &c,
having probably come up from Cor
NTH. Oar cavalry retired to Court
land. The river is nov falling and
the gun boats will have to retire
Dor steamboat, the Dunbar, escaped
over the Shoals. We have been uu-
able to learn what damages were done
BY the enemy to the citizens. I'D
vOcafe.
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The Yankee army Of the POto-
mac has consumed as fuel twenty
fuh. square miles of forest.
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COMPANY " F."
K lied. M. r. Stovall.

Wounded-l st serg't R. Ogleby.
arm; Sd serg't II. II. Horton foot;
Corporal H. l.. Woodfo, thigh; Corpl
J. A. Moddrill, head; Privates D. c.
Williams, bowels; W. "A. Gordon,
head; r. D. Gwen. hand; W. NJ. Gill
man, hand; C. N. Harris, unknown;
J. N. Newman. since dead; W. II.
Thomas, wound unknown; David
Burden, (44th TENN thigh.
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NorsTCns

4 III those Indebted to me BY note or.ac-
"A count, will plaase come forward and
make payment. T. C. GOODRICH.
October 30, 1862.
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COMPANY sc"
K Med.-Capt. John Dick.

Wounded.-2d Eeut. D.W.Stuhbs,
arm; lst Serg't John Walker, head;
Privates Bailey Hester, legs; Hardy
MeNeal, neck; Frank Simpkins,
thigh; WIN. Bird, eye; Calvin Alb
shire, ltg; Robert Bell, leg; james
Goodwin, thigh; George Briggs, Shout
der; John Smith, thigh.
Missing IN Action. = Dempsy
GLADDEN..
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KWed-Privates w. G.. Allen,
Jno Grouse, and r r Clemens.
Woanded.-Capt q W Williams,
knee; % Lieut. T B Florida, leg bro
ken; Cd Ssrg't T F Clemens, wound
ed-since died; 4lh Serge w j Ca.
son, bowels; Corp1 w L Mccoy, leg;
A FL Clemens, wounded : since died;
G F Dillon, side; IR Far, shoulder;
A B Moore, hand; w G Moore, thigh;
G w Patterson, hand; j r. Smith,
side; W R Snider,. arm; " V Thomp-
son, foot. p
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COMPANY" H."

X Med. Private James Childresa.
Uoundcd.- Capt. 7. G.. Curlee,
shoulder; 1st Sergeant j. P. Ware,
chest; 5th Sergeant NJ F. Caffrey,
thigh; 1st Corp'l j. N Mcknight,
knee; Cd Cofp'l NJ N Herrod, arm;
Privales James Burchett, foot; w NJ
Bowen, arm; Jackson Burcbett,leg; Ed
j. Cdruihers, leg. A. Finley, thigh;
Simon Gliley, arm; VIM. NJ. ivev,
arm;,J. T. MeMahon, hand; +. A.
Mitchell, arm; t. E Prater, bead; J.
G. Gamer, chest; ". Il. SPicer,
hand.
: II issing an .Action,-J G Dale.
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SHIPPING Ne W s i.
Port OF New York. February 3, 1868.

CLEARED
Steamship Potomac, Fletcher, Baltimore-H B Cromwell
ship Victor; Ly,le, Liyerpool-zD Ogden. so.
Shpjoseph Gilehris, layensaer, Lverpooi-show Dtf
Sands pSsbp Buckingham
BARK American Eagle Fogeriy Cse-Moare Henri;
SsrS Ere a Bs a.sssss
BARK aass Eaass sass hH1 rrswsraaes Sons
Brig Aurora iBrl MeDoasaii, GenoarH } i 9 4 Dewof
s an r kng sss ex
schr Emilia tPart,, silva. III Madeiss~c De souzs
Ven B cTsns Auy csyssp psysH schmidt
sch- Mary Harris lBrl, johnson, Nsssau-Jos Eneas.
se qs soran SIsn nPs so@ai Co.
s ssSr a Mssr R Ss1 w Ssss'sSa
ehr ems o smith
scsr conslln soper. washns,Spysn grant slash,.
ssSr EG Rss ksi
snr The Sea- Jones a sSes sasA
ARRIVED
VAN ae 70 on Il % ose steamship
having N tow large raft VIII red Nag o. Orleans
Jan u and xsS ss.6, witty s;sassss Us Sasrs;
Jag 4 G
An s az 81 Msm VAIN o aS
private Of ~, Wisconsin Vols died. q INST "a inst, Pm
,iies ps F5S iihtoor, "a" seamcf iiie "th
Shin Albert tByen). Kimp Liverpool Dec u.s. with mdse,
Ship Queen tBr Jones' Liverpool Jan B. with mdse to
Williams Gaion.
Ship Jean Bae.is,s Fr Arbonin Vera Cruz 81 days. in
Ship VIM Tell, French New Bedford, days. in ballast, to
u bark Restless Acting Master Vim Brown command
ing Port Royal days LIST inst lat So 49, lou "a l3 spoke
brig Sarah fiom Boston for New Orleans.
Helen Augusta Br Turks islands, Cuts. Port
Prince Jan Is. with coffee. to K Murray, Jr.
Bars suraa (newl, Penny Newbuypor days. IN ballast
Brio Julia (of New London Smith, Bordeaux, Dec 80 with
shoa spoke Br brig Minnehaha from Yarmouth Ms. for
&c. FJoy: Jan 90 off Cape Antonio boarded from
s gunboat Wamsutta, all well.
Jan 0, via Newport . days. with salt. 10 D Il Dewof
Brig Leonard Berry tBr, Hill. Dcmarafa Jan s. with Sill
Brig Mira W Holt of BnehilD, Ciosson, sagua, Jan 90
with sugar to C 4 J Peters.
schr Telegraph [Br Curry Corvallis 10 days with po-
Schr st Louis (prixe) Lieut. Com Dckersou Newben, NC,
days Was seized at Newborn on charge OF carrying COLI
schr White Sea, I.ttehcld. Portland s DAYS.
Schr . Petit, Clark, Boston for Baitmore.
Schr anticlcer Cook, Provincetown. days
schr Putnam, Robinson Provncetown.
s sehr Flsvila, pnckney rssyn sss days
schI BIondel, Avery. New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Prize Banner small New Haven for Philadelphia
Steamer Petrol, Young. Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships Ariel, Pacific tBr) ships Julian Brem) Jos
Helen Mar (B, ;azee DAM; brigs Martha, Costa RIGA,
stephen Duncan Lava o) Princess Ahes (Br); srs Sea
Merrick, Constitution, Snwasse Elizabeth Helen Mary
Crapmer. Edw sade Ira, Brisk 3 Smith. Comstock,
salle Gay. Birdsail Wafer Witch r l. Isabel,
Sarah Maria II X Barnes, Carlos Alberti (Port).
Wind at sunset NNw, fresh
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Recent events have shaken public confidence 10
tendency. State stocks were lower. Mssours fell
per cent, and Temessees *. Bonds we're mac
tive. Most of the good railway bonds are strongly
held, and on blue days are not pressed for SALE
The share list was uniformly lower. "A compared
with last evening, the prices Of the morning board
show decline of ~ in Pacific, "a in Erie, in
Erie preferred (Which is quoted dividend Off, 1aain
Hudsoa River, * in Michigan Central, l in South
ern old l1% in guaranteed Ia in Illinois Central,
l in Pttsourg, l1%S in Galena, in Rock Island,
l94 in Toledo and in Chicago and Northwestern,
The newer and cheaper stocks sufier more III
heavy market than the more expensive stocks, as
one PM. session of the public board the market
looked decidedly stronger. There was an actvc
demand for stocks for cash. WHICH contrasted in
marked manner with the determined effort made
at the same hour yesterday to sell for cash. To-
day. IL seems, spectators found it much easier to
carry their stocks. At the second board the
market MAS all better. Erie rose . per cent, and
the market generally improved in proportion.
rest has been made, which will be source OF
great strength to the market if ii should move up
ward. At the four p. NJ. public board the market
was strong and parties who have sold their stocks
within the past few days appeared very ansscus
to take them back again. The following were the
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Wheat was dull and &c lower with sales of $4,000
bushels at - 90 FOR white Western 81 81 81 IS for red
and amber Western. 81 50 q 81 60 for Milwaukee club
and amber spring. and 81 Al 81 % for Chicago spring.
Corn lc cheaper with sales Of $50 900 bushels mixed
and heated and Csc for Western yellow Rye duh
at 81 0s 81 IL. Sales made OF 100 bushels barley
at 81 AK q 81 CO. Oats were in far demand at Csc.
73c., according to quality.
CaNrars.-llberal sales of adamantiac were made at
20c. q 22c. r
CHEMICALS were higher, and actively inquired for.
COFFEE quiet but very rm including Rio prime at
&C.. do good at &c. do fair at Gle 81 &c,
do ordinary at 30c. 50 &c. fair to good cargoes,
Sic. 32c. Java, mats and bags 35c &c.: Maracabo
SIC. 33c Laguayra 5oic 32iac., ST. Domingo, Zoe.
a 291sc.
Corrox was inactive ami quoted very irregulary at
from SIC Soc, chiefly OF sse SO &c. foe niddings
FREGHrs were dull, with engagements to Liverpool of
at SID 6hd. and $500 packages provisions at 2Os
27s Cd. The charters included British ship TO New
port wheat at l0d, and foreign ship TO Bristol, heavy
FRuir-There was moro activity and 6rmuess in the
market Rnisins at 80 s0a "a For bunch and 81 20 81
HAY selling freely today at SEC 81 o5 for North
river
IIors continued in fair request at Ice. CSC for new
HyM-About 5000 bales Manila found buyers closing
METALS active and higher including ingot copper
at 3tc &c., PIG lead at &C. eac, and Straits tin
ut Acc. a a7c.
NAVAL SroRrs--spi.s turpentne sold sbarngy at So
05 a SO 10. UAher articles we're quiet
Gus were buoyant and active, at 9Oc. &c for crude
whale. " ~ 81 Z. for crude SPERM 81 40 81 AZ for
iiuseed. and 93c. a 95c for lard.
PRINTING CIorHs.saies made of $50 Ooc pieces in
the Prov dence market last week at advanced prices
ProyisoSs-Pork was down to SO for old mess and
Sill so SIS 80 for old and prime, with Of 500
bbs Beet was in moderate demand, with sales Of 800
bbs at sli 80 xl2 % for plain and Sic rs s3 SO
extra mess Sales also made OF 1900 bbls. and
terces lard. within range Of 1870. 1lc 1900 boxes
bacon at re asc, and 600 packages hams and shout
ders nj &c. Sac, and 5l8c 6.c. Butter continued
in fair request at bic 26c for State and 17c &c for
Western. Cheese was inquired for at 10c. a lac.
Subtitle princiDcl 3alcs Turks Island 34C
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Arrival Of The First Regiment Of
Black Soldiers.
Contrariety of Opinions Con-
corning Them.
WHITE OFFICERS AN ESSENTIAL.
THE UNFIT SHIPS OF OUR NAVY,
Ac., &C., &e.

The steamship George Washington, Commander Gager
from New Orleans tine 27th ult., to II. B. Cromwell
Co, bringing the Cutcd states mails, fall cargo and
passengers arrived tins port yesterday morning She
made the pasae from New Orleans to Sandy Hook in the
quick time l days and fifteen hours. She left
anchor at the sou invest Pass tho steam frgate Misss-
sppi, which left the Goth look out for
the Alabama, reported to have been on the Pass
days previously, and taken pilot from OF the New
Orleans pilot boats.
The bark Commerce aod ship Herald inside, bound
up The steamer Roanoke announced to sail on the
2Sth ror Now York. by way Of Havana.
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sales Or Real ESfnfe-

Blrsidrian H. miller aud P. r. Wilken & Co
o'S south side goth st., 9TH av., each 81 045
ots south side aeth ST.. near 18th av., each. 1,ol5
lots south side 99tli ST., 5th each $3.50. $50
lois south side Goth ST., 9Th av., each. $50. S75
los south side 18th S. near 9Th av, each. 80. $50
lots north side 9sh So. near 9TH avs each. l,015
lots north side 9sh 81. near 9th av.. each. eT0
lots north side 9sth st.. near btk av., each. - 800
lots north side estb ST.. near 9TH av, each S15
lots on 4th av between yyth and lOrh SITS, each 500
lots soaih side Of Tooth ST. 18th ave-, EACH 500
lots south sdc 81 l00th ST. near 4h ave-, EACH s25
lots south side a 9'th ST., near 9Th ave. cach. 11s5
lots tnr,h side OF lO,d ST. near It'll ave, EACH. 6ij
lots south side ~ 1881 81. near ltl ave, each $50
lots west side OF l02d st., near 4t ave, each COO
10 lots west side 81 1921 ST., near 4th ave each $50
lots bet. eth and Mc omh s dana and 1h3d st $50
lots oct AN ave- and NC Onbs dam and l53d 81 46j
lots bot 9th ave aud Nc omhs dam and 152d 81 465
lots " r. corner 81 sItb ST., near 18th each 715
! lots south eide OF ssh ST., near 18th ave-, EACH $50
lots west side OF ljoh ST.. near 9Th ave. each 49, l55
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Report OF Stocks sold by f.. III. Lud low &
Co. hy Order af Exccufars.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY Feb. Sc u.
Asnt--salcs made of 20 bbls. at ssGc Cor pots
and Sslc for pearls
BEEswAx was saeable at dlc. n IL &C. FOR yellow.
BREADsrurFs.-Flo1r was depressed and much lower.
owing the decline in gold. Sales made Of $4,000
bills State and Western, 500 do. Southern, aud 1000
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Tbs mails per the stcamsh Arabia will el,.a 100
O'clock tomorrow wednesday, morning, hui ~ s.,
TO, sal Tor HALIFAX and Liverpool until a6out clsan
hctOCa. N0s'"
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SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 3, 1868.
woman n'ne6 sault, residing in tho northern part
'''ahO,i county, murdered, Monday morn ing,
' her s'epohhdreu aged respectively seven, ninc
m oartecn years by seyerlne their bs,s ero,,, ,,.,r
sites and throwing their remains inn, ,ha A. s,a !.
+, ia the Columbia county ian
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EDW ARD ROWE.
JOHN $. DICKERSON, ro,nr,;t,,
JOSEPH MORRISON, 0'''''
DANIEL. ~ TELLER.

on and after ist IL February. 1865 dealers with this
pany VIII be allowed tne option 60 DC sinied AZ tue "a
the end o. each year, returns ~ cash. o. premiums ad
card snras The year upon an ne" r'4As under Tue AZ
lst Upon every open policy tcargo risks, upon viii
there shall have earned and paid $3.50 and upwards
ID Upon other voyage risi.s cargo and freight
turn oil fifteen per cent.
Such privilege. however, being confined to persons al
firms the aggregate of whose premiums upon sch pOici
earned and PAID daring the year. shall amount to the sum
one hunu''o "0''A'' DIRECTORS.
JOHN 5; DICE EEsoS OF oicIsrson, Reed Co.
ABEL DENisoN. of Denison Bnsee 4 Co
TIiOs; a, 2: GuCHRANE,
T M T. RARknN' 81 hSf'e'N'" iiA1'es'
, RoLAN,D g MITCHELL, of S.G Mitchell 4 Co.
AL ii NT 6. LEE. Of Conn Bruce, Bishop Co.
ALBkRT 4. KENT OF A. r. Kent Co uhicogo =
IHOs. 5. DlCAEHsoN, OF Iander' oori, Dckeison G
WN. D. ooDE tcsiden, N. Western R. r. Co.. o.
John AHMsrS0S psesldea. Milwaukee Co. Ban
william YOUNG, Vice President Milwaukee Co. Bao
ANpREw J. RICH. President Bank OF Attica. Buffalo
DANlEL, W TELLER, OF Galwey casado Telier.
MN = P z, nAA ofropham { rlaxtun
Be. NORRIS. Jr, of Caldwell & Norris
MENEY j; CAMMANs, ., Wilson 4 Cammann-
LAWRENCE MYERS, of Lawrence Myers 4 Co.
k Rnss 4 BOWIE BOWIE Of Bovine { Co.
GEO Is. SATTERLEE, OF satterlee Co.
JGW JEW III 'sfs NJ H. S sssond
MOSES MERCK. Of osvego.
DAVID J. ELY. of Reynolds. Fly Co.. Chicago.
~ w Rios. LORD, Vice i Prssidcn,
The transfer books are now open
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Dear Baton Rouge Correspondence.

EAToN ROUGE, La. Jan. IS, 1858.
h,7ipal Of Negro Resaaent-Ercitcment he 0ra.
si9a Ia;icd Opinions The Subiec,-No O6ecttcats 10
Biacl Scyy, tut sgih Vh,e OGce,s--Chanse of Mill
tuy iyraa. cmsofs, dc.
Great excit. ami commotion were caused among
tho soldiers lie yesterday evening by the arrival Of
negro regiment, Colonel Nelson, which up from
Donadsonyillc on tho river steamboat lbervlle The
spread through the camps like wdfre, and pro.
duced which was, say the least, refresh
ing break the monotouy Of affairs in this place. There
was sort OF triangular war among the soldiers. Some
SAID II ws all risht"tne nlggers had as good right to
Ue shot aS anybody. Others said IL all wrong, and
integers had business to be soldiers anyhow II and
still another class said they had objection to coored
soldiers, bat they wanted white officers. They did not
van, 10 bc compelled 10 salute and treat negro as SUI
lerior For Instance" argued OF this class II am
lieutenant Suppose am detailed for picket duty In
company with a detachment from this black regiment
under command OF anesrp capt.in Why OF course the
ncg-0 being captain aud only lieutenant be is my
sucrior officer must not only obey him, but po-
icly touch my cap when approach him. i must stand
while he ss. Unless his captanship should condescend
iuiy ts be seated. Negro soldiers are all very
wet, bur let rs have he officers whom can receive
and treat as equals everywhere aud whom treat
snpcr.ors wuh3ut h initiation"
As far as judgment, the latter was the pre-
vailng opinion among Ulcers. Among the private SOL
dars however. there telling Of stronger hostility
AID some went tar to threaten to rebel against law
ui authority If the negroes to be regarded their
clins and treated such But thus far these threats
have amounted ~ nothing.
ORG NzArioN.
Since General Ausur assumed command Of the forces
here there las been considerable change the oRanza
ton Of the various brsadcs 10 you'd not course be
proper mention the number OF brigades which the
saying thtt the lumber OF regiments in brigade has
been cducci which Of course, makes the organization
troops hat also been changed and the lines considerably
extended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-04

1t is understood that bin is about to be intro
duced into the State Legislature looking to n re-
strction Of the great speculation in gold. Its
leading section will declare ali contracts in the
precious metal null and void.
The trustees of the New York Life Insurance
and Trust Company have this day declared semi
annual dividend of iivep cent, free from govern.
ment tax, payable on demand; the City Fire Insu.
rance Company, dividend Of four dollars and fifty
cents per share, free'-5f government tax, payable
on the 9th inst.