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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AT FEB
Il ruary term of the County Court of Wake, 1853 as
Executor of the last will and testament Of John Hutcns,
deceased hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
my estator make immediate payment and those having
accounts claims demands against my said testatOr to
present them for settlement duly authenticated within the
time PRESCRIBED by law otherwise this notice will be plead
ed ~ bar of recovery.
RALEIGH Feb 90. 1868, I6-w&sW3t.
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Feb. "a, 1853.
N0TECE.

TENTIE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AD-
Il mnisrator the estate of Peeg Rogers deceased,
at February of the County Court of Wake hereby
gives notice TO all persons indebted to interstate to
make immediate payment, and those baving accounts
claims demands against said ntestae TO present them
for settlement within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar of recovery.
GEO. W. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Wake Co., Feb. "a, 1853. 9-wStpd.
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To the Clerks.

The Comptroller of the State, urgently requests
the Clerks of the County Courts of the several
Counties, to forward him Immediately by mail the
number of Tax Collection Districts in each County.
The press of this State will please notice this
request
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NOTICE..

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING AT THE FEBRUA.
ry 1885, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions Of the County of Granville N c qualified Execu-
trx Of the last will and testament Of Maj Tristan Skin
late Of the county of Chowan, deceased hereby gives
notice all persons indebted to the said deceased make
immediate payment and TO those holding claims against
time prescribed BY law this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
ELIZA F. SKINNER. Executrtx
Feb. a. 1868. l7-w&swl2t
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IRON, FLOUR. TOBACCO, AID SUGAR
FOR SALE.

SWEED's IRON ASSORTED SIZES IN STORE.
- Family Flour in bbls. in store.
Fine Chewing Tobacco by The box retail in store.
ChOi>s brown Sugar daily expeeied) in store.
For sale at small advance for cash country
produce Call at my old stand, Silverdae, address
me at SmiLhfeld. N. e. W. Il. AVERA.
N.B.-CottOn bought and sold flF commission.
w. Fl. A.
February 10. 1863 l3-W&swm.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HE StTRSCRIRER WISHING TO REMOVE, TO tn

Il country, will sell his .-.l's
in this city, situated on Eewbern street. about half mile
east of The Capitol The dwelling is two story Building
in complete ORDER with FIVE rooms, with good kitchen
with -four smoke house, dairy, hne Weioi water
afns about of land Also adjoining the above
lot he will sell excellent building lot with grove con-
tanning ID acres of laud on which is stable.
This property location and other Inducements Will
moi fail the attention of persons DESTROYS Of pur
chasing residence in this city Persons who wshto buy
will be shown the premises application .a6scy
Der. HENRI fohIEh.
Raleoh Feb 49, 1868. l4-W&swst
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Headquarters 51th N. c. Regiment,
NEAR FREDRRICKsBURG, VA,
January Goth 1863

January goth, 1868. }
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD WILL, BE PAID FOR
e each of the following named deserers if delivered
me or confined in Castle Thunder Richmond:
WIN BYRNS aged "a wears. eyes black, hair black,
complexion dark height five feet eleven inches born in
the of Randolph c. and by occupation teacher.
" Ii. CARVER aged about As years, ewes blue hair and
whiskers grey complexion fair height five eight in
che born in the county Of Chatham, N C and by Occupa
ton farmer. SAML. J. PARHAM,
Capt. Co. K Saith N. c. Regt
Jan. 90, 1863 e-w&swl7tpd.
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NOTICE..

TENHE COPARTNERSRIP BETWEEN P. RO-
Il GERS is dissolved by the death of Peleg Rogers
b. Y Rogers the surviving partner would give notice to
ell persons indebted to said firm forward and set
tie their either by Dote cash. the latter being
preferable Also persons having claims against said firm
are requested to present them for settlement.
The undersigned surviving partner will sell at the store
of B 4 Rogers Tuesday the 10th of March, some
sixty bales of superior COTTON. Also, small lot of
merchandise with all of the store fixtures such weigh
ing scales, show cases, &c.
BY. ROGERS.
Wake Co Feb %, 1853 l6-w&swtd.
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CAROLINA SALT.

n AM SELLING THE BESP QUALITY OF SOUND
Salt 81 per buSe. Orders for 10 bushels or more
enclosing the cash, will receive prompt attention
THOMAS EVANS
Wilmington, N. C..
Feb. "a, 1863 l7-ltpd.
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APPLE RRHNDY

from cider by reliable manufacturers for sale to close
the lot. Apply u: Progress flee, - =, =:
Feb "a, 1853. 1z-2t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"AVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR OF
Il Henry lackA,n, decreased at February Term 1853
of the County Court Of Wake give TO the debtors
10 the estate to make payment and to the creditors pre-
sent their claims within the time bed by law.
JACOB SORRELL, Admir-.
Feb %, 1868. a-ySt
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For the Standard.

Mr.. HOLDEN We the undersigned, passengers
on the train from Charlotte to Raleigh, beg leave to
inform the President and Directors of the North
Carolina Railroad that we passengers and soldiers
were detained on this Road by unnecessary delays,
as we are satisfied that from the present permanent
condition Of the track and the perectness of the
truckles, the time could have been made, since hy
information We were induced to believe we were
ahead of time. Consequently. the train was de
laycd at different stations and working on slow
time by running backwards and forwards, in order
to kill time and thus miss connection with the train
for Weldon These facts we think important not
only for facilitating transportation of citizens, but
especially that Of soldiers, who are defending
our country. This appeal is not only intended for
those officers to whom it is addressed but for the
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MILITIA.

by John C. Winder, A A. G., in the Wilmington
Journal
Executive DEPARTMENT, NoRrHCARoLISA,l
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICg, (MTLITIA) :
Raleigh, Feb. 18th, 1868. J
SPECIAL ORDERS
TIIHE WEEKLY DRILL AND INSPECTION REQUGR-
ed by Sec ii Of the Order of Jan. 9th from this Office
organizing the Militia into companies for active service,
suspended until further orders q
BY order of Governor VANCE
JOHN C. WINDER, A. A. G.
The publication of this order by Mr. Winder in
the Wilmington Journal was proper enough, as that
paper circulates in the Counties embraced in the
der but the Standard is the State paper, andis
titled under the rule established by the administra
tons of Governors Ellis and Clark, and by Gen.
Martini to all adv, rtsements and all the printing
of the various departments. We do not intend that
Mr.. Winder, to crafty hispolitical personal NAL
ice shall slight u.s. or deprive ofany Of our rights.
The Standard has large circulation in all the Coun;
ties embraced in the order as well as throughout
the State 1t is not only entitled to the advertise
ments referred to- but it is one ofthc best mediums
for advertising in the State.
The attention of persons who may desire to pur
chase valuable real estate called to the advertise
mert of A. LaaGis Clerk of the County Court of
Granville in the Standard to-day.
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PEGSl PEGSi!

FEGSI FEIISII
A LII SIZES FOR MAKING BOOTS AND SHOES /.
"A a1y for sale. Apply TO me at Germanton,
Stokes County, n. C. r. C. BAYLY.
Feb 6, 1868. 12-w&sw5t.
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Militia Drill Suspended.

We find the following advertisement, published
by John c. Wnder, A. A. G., in the Wilmington
Journal
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j. N. McElwee, L. E. Sollsbee,
j. F. Leck, William Lloyd,
NJ Sutton, j. W. Howey,
j. p Eaves, W. B. Gattis,
w. j. Gibbons, Emallne Cheek,
w. Green, L. Ilnkle,
G. c. Gibbons, A. j. Stewart
Isaac Joyner, w. A. wilson,
j. G. Buren,, Benton Freeman,
w. Montgomery, B. L. Freeman,
r. S. Frazer, j. NJ Hanna,
S. w. Alexander, 7. Moore,
w. j. Thompson, &. II. Weaver,
u. c. Alexander, ID. Y. Kerr,
w. F. Frazer, e. r. Morse
j. a. Frazer Saml. King,
A. A. Taylor Il. j. Ramsey,
Joseph SOtiffe, e. w. Pardue.
Raleigh, Feb 90 1868.
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Our Orixaba Correspondents

obAAhA, Jan. 1853
The Inhatvanh II Jaiapa R,gasst u, A,'iiaHoe n c,e
Ttreg-tprcratH,y " Gs CenerdIt Pol,cy-H Pref,u
10 1t the 0Jgoron Party Ocerrhroo me Juay,s Goce,n
mont than b tad,r'dte that Tdst Hms,if-Hs Alliance
Nth Gen,,h ksi,a--7ts RpBr of "A, 7aI.sg Of ne
Mules by las Gaeyiias Lafoundkd-Sioonel, Of ne MID
tdry Op,raiiyHs, &C., dc.
special messenger iusi arrived from Jalata brings
formation that General Antonio Bngra the u i've
hundred h0rsoinon entered that cy Immediately After
the departure of General BazAlne for pefoo ard hung
the Mayor and tie Municipal Council appointed through
the influence u General crthler upa the fesDnruda
ton Of The principal citizens 4 that city several fani
lies have left Tampa Tor oftaba order - place
themselves under The protection u The ffcueh II u not
expected, however, that Rivera rl mako a hong f,sl
In Jaapa the French being 90 great distance
from that city ana having Tost II Punia Sa,lopal snd
another Gord8 where they can be ~ gons a.
mistabce q n inhabitants u ialapa who, BY the way
do not seem T. have made any pf.hc Distributed
70 them ~ The french - defend tbetnaciscs against the
aggressi0nA n gusrl.laE.
Nothing his Ut ransirod 4 tho fIiur, colrse u ar
tuu " General Percy. Win keep BIZ secrets IT, urT
According y What "a whlwforoi Concerning him b. d0es
yet quite Decided about he nas' system 10 ~
low f1f The occipatun y Mexico " whether BE- wt -
dcriako hs overthrow III the ~ government hnarH
Or leave the Performance 81 that tax 10 Ne opposition
PARTY which senfns e grow stranger ead strouscr ogery
day General tarey h. ~ deire n sisi the to Il tho
Mewleaus i he can ayDt h ilo N8n1 0Cb ffser T.
the revolution ne cont paios a,or.dstei - the Me-
soldiers ~ epuaany rccep II e'lefs fratn the
Interior, auf even peiouA meai ~ hafsa nynhsr 4
citetr, asking hs protection aNahN Afst Ahd la par
ttsans These are br0ugL rt3 he camp af OriE4ha by
Fpccal meeMff .ere cent tnr ttHt parEHne
= letter ffain nefai 'eA WI ~ n ~ lfenrh, sbg
hay iag, ic esttf Gennral M sp9 pfeiei baits agd
tassn Nr h4ntted 'to.fni da1fF 'ffn BIN II ~
fc-cy wgaN tatc written = ~ styte sdvgtee 4p9n
raeba II = & e't,i eocion 30 ~ fnufh-an
hlfnaH ~ draN Faf ray The french tfn.a.ry iii
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The Rebel Finances.
Ltrom an Rlcl..nrh Lxnlnlnar ren.

lplom tie ihcl4h4fH Examiner, req. ..
The bill passed at tho OF Congress dscon
tinuing the issue Of Treasury notes fundabo eight per
cent bonds s Just beginning to be duly felt. Il
necessary that certain Of the seven per cent
convertible notes. the Of which not fairly begun
I'LL the 1st o. January, should be put in circulation DO
fore the bill designed to retire the eight per
could exert ts et The volume OF the seven per cent
notes has becomaargc and tho eight per
becoming concspondingly scarce Already brokers lind
difficulty In obtaining them In quantities sufficient
10 supply the demand for bonds. The banls
have ceased to pay them out and since Saturday last
they have commanded premium OF one half per cent
The coniidcpcc Of our people IN the stability II the 20
vcrnineni being hrm. the demand for these notes will
continue and should the time for aor fu1inf aot DO
extended there IL d,abL hat snat A com.
paratiyciy brief period they win ali DG lua8ed
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Important from Tennessee.
REPORTED FIGHT NEAR MuRPRREsBoRO.

CHATTANOOGA, Tcb 4, 1853.
The following despatch has been received by mail from
DecSard, da.cd January 81, 1863
The enemy advanced twelve miles from nurirecsboro
yesterday with brigade and six pieces Of artillery
on a oragng expedition. They made vigorous attack
on our cavalry, Smelling back short distance We
concealed ourselves in the Forrcstylc and
Anderson's brigade, which fortunately arrived yepusd
thin 10Th loss of three hundred kittd and ROUNDED. or
loss small
Heavy skirmishing may be looked for daily.
General Johnston has issued congratuatory order o
the army Of Tennessee and viii direct future movements
He was serensded last night at ruk,homa.
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The Expedition 20 Charles

The Expedition 20 Charleston.
THE laid AND COMFORT GIVEN TO THE REBELS BY
BRITISH OFFICERS.
rHE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
CnARLEsrcs, Feb. 3, 1863.
The British frigate Cadmus brings intelligence that
mo. formidable naval and land expedition Is about to
attack Charleston, the preparations being nearly
complete. The cadmus brings orders for Robert Bunch
the British Consul, to go board and get Havana
as possible. Ho will leave next Saturday.
The Yankee naval and land forces gathering Port
Royal 1t supposed that the troops drawn chiefly
from the North Carolina coast.
The iron clad ronsdes still OF the bar this
ing with sixteen other Yankee steamers.
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YORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1868.

Of the enemy shore. number Of men, supposed 70
DO abo,oniss reported TO have been eeen yester
day examining the famous canal, which never has been
MED and through which water win commence running
In few days. the river continues looming up AZ rapid
y as been for the two weeks past. " course no
one knows where the next attack win DO made but
many II the opinion that road viii DO built from
Groves TO Bedford Point just above WARREN
ton, when The enemy win haul barges across,
and then their iron clads past batteries
night tow their oarges over to warrenton with their
troops and land them under OF their guns. This
will be slow process and il they attempt Il We
will completely checkmate them. Whatever may DO
their design, aud matter where they may strike
satisfied they will be repulsed completely they
were at Chickasaw Bayou
The running and down OF steamers the continual
~hstlps, land ag and departing below GroveS place,
minded oc the commotion created among the Yankee
feet the memorable morning the 10th OF July last
All day Transports bringing down troops and land
ing them about milo and half above the famous
canal. Comp Ores were visible along the levee,
and large squads Of the enemy could be observed
with glass mannuvering about the canal. In
the afternoon Whites field dotted with tents
troops percepble all along tho river in front Of
DR.. Yours's, the old stone place Some twenty trans
ports fastened the louisiana bank iron clad
gunboat down about and took up its position
below the Transports Occasional visitors the shape Of
shells were sen, to the troops who pitching
their tents by at the lower batteries; but tho
effect IL not known. They are, believe, out Of the
range Of any OF our guns.
Tho mor,ars below the city commenced believing
slowly in the afternoon. nw shots were fired
the upper batteries during the day The enemy TO
be concentrating large force their old camp ground
but our mortar, If fired at intervals, win render their
situation very unpleasant.
1t would that they have given up the Yazoo for
the present at least and win attsmp< tho reduction Of
vicksburg by q route. We beliere eoerythiag IL
readiness orthc y, here
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THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Return OF the Union Force sent In Pur-
suit or the Retreating Reb~is-Capture
Of Two Members OF Forrest's stan and
n Number or Privates, Sc. Sc.

NIFHFHIf, CD. =. Itb8.
The expedition under Generals Davis and Morgan sen,
In pursuit Il Forrest ami wheecrs retrcatng force 70
turned this evening.
Seven miles this side Or Charlotte captured thirty
prisoners, also Colonel Carroll and MAJOR Rumbrant Of
FORESTS stan
number OF paymaslert have arrived hero and viii
soon commesce paying on tho troops
Trains will run To Murfreesboro early this week
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Important from Vicksburg.

THE SPLENDID DASH OF THE QUEEN or THE WEST.
yicTsBrKG, Feb. ., 1853.
The Yankee ram Queen of the West went down the
river yesterday Afternoon with the supposed intention OF
destroying the shipping between this point and Port Hud
son. She 'oas fired into at Warenton, bal ol eject.
JACKSON, Feb. 4, 1863.
The Federal ram Queen OF the West, which passed.
vcksbarg on Monday morning, arrived and landed at
vidaa, opposite Nachez on the evening. guard
OF sent ashore, who attempted to capture Col
Zebulon FORK, but he escaped. The en aeoed do,c
me rrer dong considerable danaage.
THE SCENE OF THE EXPLOIT OF THE QUEEN OF TIL
wFsT
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In sgard to the report of tho General TO
tho rebel Senate in reply 10 certain resolutions recently
ado ted stating tia; officers d the army allowed
purchase fabrics from the Government Clothing Bureau
when the stok hand In % the wants OF the
private soldiers, the Richmond Eedmnr tue 5th says-
We take that the stock Of clothing material on
hand ssuperabundant, az officers of the army may be
1 y at tho merchant tailor establishments on Main
street selling a, advance Of from to two hundred
per cent the cloth obtained by them from tie Clothing
bureau.
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THE ARMY OF THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
The Reserve Grand Division broken
Up-Gencrai sigeI to- Command the
Eleventh Corps-Tne Reorganization
Of the Army, sc. Sc. Sc.

srafonp coriu HorsE Va, Feb. Z, 1853.
An or1er has been sauod dssolyng The grand
division, AMI returning General sge to The command d
the Eleventh. corps. Tie ooris being concentrated.
The work Of recognizing tho army . progressing.
General Hooker appears 10 b. Thoroughly his
Efforts 10 place the army on an efficient basis.
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Union Soldiers Desertinu,

JACKSON, FEB. Z, 1863.
Within eight hours previous to yesterday, hundred
and hty Yankee descters arrived Grenada pcserters
constantly arriving and the country full o. them
Not less than 1--WE hundred have deserted from one d.
vision u t. Yankee army
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shin harmed In boston uarbor.

EO"T0N, 100. n 800
Sbe Scotland, Capt Lnnt, ;or Msntevide vita cargo
q Oh and lumber At anchor the sfe1m, took
Gre as, night and was burned 10 tie waters edge. Tho
cargo vas fully insured
The schooner Granite state before reported ashore at
stonnston, has got on vessel tight she would die
charge pari u Der cargo and proceed.
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Augusta, req. y, 1903.
special despatch. dated at McMinnvle III inst says
that twenty 1--WE OF Morgan's a'-aeEea . foraging
party Of four hundred Yankees, with forty Wagons.
Morgan succeeded In bringing ID eleven wagons andthirty
prisoners, and In burning quantity Of baggage
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At0tTA. feo. 1858.
The Editorial Convention met this morning. About
twenty papers represented. Joseph Clsby, Of the
Macon Ti,poph, j. President, ami r. n Ellis, Of tho
Atlanta BdJtis, Secretary.
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There J. nov no dyab, q the obcmy having r
turned The Whole s reported ~ be stretched lr,n
the mouth II 90 river g. tie !oot u pawfay Inah.
Troops have been landed The Louisiana shore. ami ~
terday infantry, easa.g and axemon e4h
seen With a Fryeles moving atp4t % 1.
vicinity q Gerge ". Groves pi-e- ! geatlenn
Who started from Monroe got Cir = n tbs stfs
and stripes about half mile abovs " Hhtss, 81
turned back lie lh.ass ba saw ,vo b. ii e. sna DAY
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Tnsrnrn Mnrnor r-A.f.lsn1


uslyAt trb. s-grN
Nosls q n steamship flrgia from f3gcflost Jam
afy - va QueersUgn ~. Weather 80. q AMI mid.
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Arrival OF the United States GunbOats
CLrcassian and Water Witch.

The United states steam gunboats 1ircassian, Com
mandsr WIN b. Easson, and Water Witch, Lieutenant
Commanding Austen Budegras arrived at ,nis port last
night from Port Royal Goth ut and Fortress Monroe 9th
instant.
The Water Witch has been six months in commission
dong active duty in the South Atlantic bockadng squad
ron, and returnE for repairs.
The followng ID list OF her officers
Lieutenant Con,aaandine--Auston Pendergrass
Executive Ofccr-S W. Back.
Acting Master--H ). Kimball.
Ensigp-J NJ. Forsyth,
Acting Pdytldsfer-I. g. Billing
Acting Surge0s-W. H. Pierson.
Fir1 Assistant Engia<er-Samuel Gonther.
THIRD Assfsnt ErginsersJohn Cooper and John Overn.
Actn1 Master Wdtes--A W u Parson and JAS Bigle.
Surgeons Stgard-Cooper Barratt.
Pdymdstes--Wm. :. wilkins.
The Crcassian brings six Of the officers OF the rebel
steamer iunress that was burned OF Charleston on the
night Of january II by her cargo OF cotton being slowed
too near the boilers The Huntress ofcesrs fol-
lows
rap1ps-H B. Bremond formerly Of the United states
navy, and first lieutenant Of the rebel steamer Florida
since.
Krecutire Og1cer-Mr Glass burned to DEATH.
second oDioar-E H. Black.
PGyndSfr--W. :. Besson
chef Er.gtHe,r-Thomas II. Scott
First As tstd4l EHglncer- - Dunbar.
Second .5sstsdtat ERgiaeer- - Chapman.
she had two passengers ooard-Mr ]. NJ.
Vernon, formerly editor OF the New Orleans Plea.
y,.e and Sir Thomas steers, OF Richmond tho prnci-
pal owner Of the steamer and cargo which
valued III $50 600 ana consed OF 800 bales OF cotton
&c, &c The above gentlemen, with the exception OF
tho paymaster and Mr. Black prisoners board
the tIrcassaD
The follow ing Is list Of officers OF the Circa sian
,om1dnde,-Wm. Il Eaton.
ETseatius ODicer--Geo Ferris
Mating Ndster-Henry Churchill
Snygso2--,Ias b. Calkins.
Pdyaas,.g--Geo. Snowd.n Redneld.
Chi,( Enginee,-slmue y. Hartwell
E,tsigns--D. G. kells and John H. Ankers.
Second AssistaM Engiaeers-Wm. Upton and Thos. r.
Lewis.
Third Assistant Eagineers--John P. Cloyd Henry Oakley,
s +. Young and Robert pendeleur
PdyndseT's CierL.-J. Bayard Redded.
Pdysdser's Serdri-Iheo. Il. Park
Surgeons First Stcpdrd-D NJ L. forman.
S.co,ad Se,cdrd-Robt. r. Olel.
Ie0nlna-thas I. osborn.
Captains Cierk---N. NJ. Bassctt.
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The Expedition Against That
Place.
The Officers Of Il. =. M. Ship
Cadmus Tell the Rebels What
We Intend 10 10.
FIGHTING IN TENNESSEE.
The Reported Killing and Wonnding Of a
Hundred Union Troops,
kc..

The Richmond Examiner OF the 9TH and Enquirer or the
9Th inst. have been received. They contain
OF Importance.