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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
REMOVAL.

REMUVAI.
The subscriber, worker in tin, copper and
sheet-iron, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that be has
removed his establishment, corner of Church
and Third Street, near Mr.. Granerie's coffee.
house, where he will be happy TO receive the
patronage Of his friends and the public gener-
ally. He has always on hand a fine assolt-
ment of tin ware, which be will sell as cheap
as can be bought any where, whole sale or re-
tail. Cutters and spouts made and put up
The shortest order, also bathing tubs, la IN
oil cans, s~tovepipes, all kind of tin copDerge
| sheet-iron ware repaired. All work entr r OF
ed to him will be executed with neataess ust-
despatch. and
JOHN TTLAr
feb : no | NO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY.


LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Under the Immediate charge Of
+ s.af MRS. M. v. FUERTEs.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, DIRECTED d
Mr.. A. X. FUBRTES.
Mn. AND MRs. FUEBTEs, respectfully in
form the public that, as they personally at.
tend to the instruction Of pupils they can af-
ford 10 teach on the most reasonable terms.
TEHms.
Boarding and tuition per annum pay.
able quarterly, ia advance, S 100
Day scholars (per quar.) from 6to 10
French, q TO U
Spanish, Italian, Latin each, 8
Piahot 10
Guitar ID
Extra charge for washing per month"; 2
For bed and bedding, i
Vocal music free OF charge.
All the branches Of studies enumerated
above are taught by Mr.. and Mrs. FuerteH.
Every 9TH Saturday of each month, there
will be held in the school room an examlBa-
ton of Mr. F's pupils, in vocal and instrument
tai music, to which parents and guardians OF
the pupils will be invited to attend, and OF
which due notice viii, be given them.
feb ~ no A ~ 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
j LANDRETH'S.
Nmrseries and Gardens.

"Taese extensive grounds are on Federal
Street, near the Arsenal. u y " + The
eariigat collection OF CameIliaa was made
hcre.$ Some OF those now ia the possession
Of thck'e distinguished nursery-men, are ten
feet aigh. + + y n The selection of
greens house plaats is valuable and extensive.
"llr the nurseries we saw a great many
Mag%ollas, OF whlch there are no less than
thirttS,n distincts species and three varieties.
One Slant Of tic NJ. grandidora is 90 feet
high end in full bloom, Here are likewise
the y. cordata 20 feet high a beautiful M.
eliptfs in AoNser, and a magnificent speci.
men, :IS feet high, Of the NJ. conspicua the
Curioss Usage orange, that retains its lucid
foItaef' 10 ger than any ttier Go iduous
tree.*A y
"l$Io nurseries are all very correctly man
a~gedssppplying every part of the union; de.
tail Of which Would occupy too much of our
space we therefore content ourselves with
stating that the stock is very large, and eve
ry stage of growih, consisting of forest and
o%rnafsental trees, shrubs, evergreens, vines
and 6eepors, With a collection Of herbacecus
plantt fruit trees Of the best hind, and most
healtSy condition Urge beds Of seeding APP
pies, S)earP, PLUGS, &c, as etocks for budding
and grating : a;plan very superior to that o.
working upon suckers. which carry with them
into Ehe graft alf the diseases Of the parent
stocS. 4 Il i:
GARDEN sEEps Of the first quality have
been scattered bver the county from these
grounds, and may always be depended upon
The seed establishment of these horticulture
lists is: one Of he most extensive in the I'm
ion, end It's reputation is we'll sustained from
year;to year.
''To obyiate the chance Of mixture Of thu
farina Of the plants Of the same family, the,
haveE established another nursery, at a suita.
bic distance, 50 that degeneration cannot taxi
placF, and which secures to the purchasers
a geHulne article. Knowing thus the age
qualify and process of culture Of every plant
the supply from their grounds is recommend
ed with great confidence"
n Since the date of the "report'' from
which the abo9e is distracted, the entire es.
tabllEhment has been greatly enlarged. Tn
collection of c$mellias embraces all the fine
kinds, an congists of some thousands of va
rious sizes SO likewise of Roses, and othe
desirable plantQ, both tender and hardy
fruits trees, etc.
Tie SEED GAEDENs, alone, cover fifty acres
and 4he whole. y, as it has been for more thai
halfa century, ander the successive manage
mens of father and son, the most prominen
in America.
OSdcrs received by the subscribers, fror
whoIn Catalogues may be obtained gratis,
PIKE g. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07

A portion or the whole Of a tFac' Of land 10
the Dutch Highlands, 10 miles from Baton
Rouge, measuring 81 aFpents front 40 in
depth.
A negro woman and her four children.
A steam engine Of 8 or 10 horse power
Apply to WM. REiNAUD.
jan "A 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
STATE OF LnnIsIANA

~ STATE OF LOUISIANA
Probate C~ourt-Parish of East Baton Rouge.
viii be sold by the Undersigned Parish
Judge Ex.oficio Auctioneer, at the Courts
house in the town of Baton Rouge, on Tues
day the 3lst Of March 1916, at II O'Clock M.
Negro man Sefapio, aged about forty
years.
One horse and saddle,
OIe double barreI gun.
TERMS or SALE.
The slave half cash, and the balance at
enc years credit with good security and
mortgage till final payment.
The horse, saddle and gun, cash.
Gil. TESTER, p. J.
NOTICE r.
All those who may have Claims against THE
succession Of Zcnon Z was ,deCcasad, and those
who my be indicted to him are requested 10
present themselves at the Court-honse on the
day Of The above sale, for the purpose Of ma
king a settlement in full Of said succession.
march Z 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
LITERARY AND SCHOOL BOOKS,

STATIONERY &c.
On hand, and for sale at the New Orleans
retail pricesf an assortment of books &C.
comprised in the following list /:
Elementary spoilers primers assorted
new national spoilers Portor'g rhetorical
readers, Me Gufile's readers young ladies'
reader, Pafnely'e primary geography, Mitch.
ellis geography and atlag, Bennett's geogra-
ply Of The heavens, Smiths new arithmetic,
Ernerson's arithmetic, lat and 20d, Smiths
grammar, Svift'g philosophy, 1st AMI 2nd,
Blake'g philosophy, Jones' philosophy, Jones
chemistry, Universal history, Gogdfich'g uhi.
vcrsal history, G0odrtch's u. s. blstory, Nu-
gents dictionary, also, Walkers, Davies al
zebra, Simpsons euclid, Elements OF geome~
try, Godld's adams latin gfartmarj Coopet's
Virgil, Boyd's history, II. 8. dream books,
with fortunes, copy books, assorted, fooIscap
and letter paper various kinds, mysteries of
Paris, Theirs history Of the consulate ard
empire, Amaury, Aecahio, lady Of Milan, d.
ventures Of Ii French Gentleman, mysteries of
the blackwoods, Snowdon, and numerous 9TH
or works, found at the store Of
FEB q G. G. MOORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
STAR CANDLES.

STAR CANDLES.
We have just received from Cincinnati, a
lot Of star candldst in 90 and 40 ID. boxes.
Those who have used them, know their
worth, they ats over rs per cent cheaper
than sperm.
fob % PmE q. HARr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
Landreth's Superior
ARDEN sEED

We have just received direct frotr the gar
den If u IIardreth; Esq, Philadelphia, a tine
assortment Of hig superior garden seed, to-
pethsr with catalogues showing the compare
Tive worth Of the variots kinds Of each par
ticuIar vegetable, and also those Which are
best ADAPTED 10 The several ]seasdtta, title ot
pIanStnu, and the manner Of cultiVa'ing4 &c,
Which will be furnished gratis. We need on.
" add that the seed are warranted fresh, and
for sale by
feb % Pike d. Hart.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
S25 REWARD.

$40 REWARD.
SRANAWAY froum the under"
D/ signed, about the 10th of De-
- cenber last, the negro man
JIM, about % years old, 5 feet 6 inches
high, light black complexion, stout made,
naTrow forehead, and white teeth ; and is
thesaame purchased by me from VIM.
Written Of It's perish. lie has been seen
frequently inI the n~eighborhood Of said
Whitten, on The Amite river. Whoever
viii deliver him to me at Baton Rouge,
wifi receive fhe above reward.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
Wis

AVIS.
Etat de Ia Observation-Disclosures dist Baton"
Rouge.
Attendu quo Raymon Sans, Mary sans et
Francis Sans, heritiers de- John sans deeed't
demeurani dams "a paroisse d'Est Baton Rou-
ae, ayant intention d'emanciper denx escIaVes
appartenant a la succession du susdIt delnnt,
sayoir Josefa, una mulaftrcssa agGo dsn-
viron auarorze ans, ct Artemise, muIaLressS'
agte de IL ans. Tous eeux qui ort quelqns
opposition IGgals 4 Ia dito emancipation sont
requis de les deposer all bureau du greiiior 90
la cour de p~arolsse, de- Ia dite parotsse, dams
les q~uarante jours qai enlyront q date du pre-
sent avis. &c. NORRIS, Sheriff.
81 ian--52.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
$40 REWARD.

a $40 REWARD.
iAA Runaway from the under
BT/ signed on Tuesday, the Srd Of
February last, the negro man
Wall TINES, aged % years, about 5 feet
10; inches nigh, dark complexion, thin
faeo, and has had one Of his thighs bro
kea; which causes him TO stand bow leg
ga. / will pay the above reward for the
9p;rehcnsiuR and delivery Of the above
named slave to me at Baton Rouge
March 4 1916
DANL. ID. AVERY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
rokACrn.

TOBACCO
We have received another lot Of tho very
superior ttARnY OF THE WEST, and "THAT
SAME otb COON, likewise d large assert
ment Of Missouri and Kentucky Tobacco.
feb % Pile 10 Hurt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
FREDERIC ARB0UR

CANDLEs-20 boxes sperm and Chris.
taline candles Ter sale by BEAL Sc Son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
CANE FOR SALE.

CANE FOR SALE.
The ande s rnod has for sale on his PIanta-
,5ar. inR\yeet Baton Rouge, about five MI
los bcIkw the Courthouse, three or four ar
pents d blue ribbon cane
march IN. JAMES HUTCHES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
CORN MILL.
BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.
as.. NARY.

4 WV ANON " = = &sA AAA NfA
.sa . NARY.
This SsniBaty superintendent by MRs.
READ q MISS OSBORN, commenced . new
quarter on the Sta January, 1916, nndUr the
most hattefing auspices.
AlIthe branches usually taught in Institu-
tions for young ladies', viii receive constant
and thorough attention.
TERMS.
Tuition g. boarding per abnum, $3.50 90.
Day Scholars per quarter, I'D to VIZ ~
Drawinp e. Painting, " SO 90
Music on Piano, /" $12 50
Latin, French, Spanish + italian
each per quarter, S6 w
Bed and bedding furnished by the pupil, or
furnished by the Institution at an extra charge.
All charges payable quarterly, in advance.
jan. II 50 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07

SYRUP.
Battery Syrup in Kegs for Families, fol
sale by
Nov 20 Stephen Henderson.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
fOHs sale by
PIX & HART.

EStra.t from the report" Of the visiting COM
mitSeea of the Petnsy lvania Horticulture
SOCIETY . UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED, AND
oR1ERED TO as PRINTED
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
NOTICE.

Lime.-5O barrels Western lime for
sale by bem q 90"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07

CyPREss BARRELs-In lots TO suit parchs
asers, Of a superior quality BEAL u sou.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07
EOR SALE

POTATOES-50 barrels of Irish POI
tatoes, for sale by BEAL IS SoN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07

NOTICE.
An election will be held at the Catholic
Church, on Monday the 2nd OF March next,
Q846) to elect five Trustees for said Church.
Nj. MORENO. Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-07

SITUATION AS TEACHER OF MU-
sIC-krANo FORTE AND GU1rAR.-Wanted by
= Iadv IF several years experience. A situa-
ton near the city of New Orleans would be
~.afarred. For further particulars address q
L w through the New Orleans Post Office.
The Baton Rouge Gazette will copy three
times, and forward account to this Office
BuRst:r, ,a,c
Feb u Ao4o
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-06

.nelr o. own leaders. But to give this DOW
or to Mr.. Polk, who is, and has ever besn ,
30 deeply Incrusted beneath, and sbriyeI
led up In'he very heart of the most nal
try smalness of party, thai all the tb pu'
1ers OF patriotism will never be able 70
cart bolt with power enough 10 croo j.
ano sheIl OF MS partisan feelings, or deep
enough 10 md broad American princinle
pnconta minated with party scrutiny pro,
scrptlon and favoriteism within him i, p'G ;s
gong farther than the highest enlhusi,
aSm ought to lead the most unsusnectino
man that lives. He has not the skill onS
prudence, II ne had all the honesty in The
world TO WELD a power so intima,eJv
'Iended with the lives and honor of the
soldiers of our country. Weak.
ess and rashness; seemingly inconsis tom :
nave united in controlling him from /,
lSI 10 last. VIII American soldiers vol. y
h'eer, with their arms and lives in ,bo;r !,
mas, submit these to the direction TO the !,
.es'oenn's toadles! By news rece ived 7
nee the above was written, we see tho, a,
Inc motion of Mr.. Crittenden. that NO.
81 OF wings, which was sustained hv n
T. calhoun, this odious feature was he
,cKen out IN the Senate and concur,eI
oy the House.--ib. ''' 10
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-06

: government Of Texas. The GaIyesto,
!, Artillery, with muster roll of 10 ho,
offered their services and been reiec,e'
on these grounds.
! "The Austin Era of the 9th inst, Ieorn.
from Capt J. o, Rice, who had lust arr;
we'd from the treaty ground near Canaan.
enc Peak, that Portions of the Camancba
lnd1ans were on the Canadian River, north
OF ked River, engaged in hostilties win
me Usage Indians. Their runners have
informed Gov. Butler that they would b.,
III within twenty days. Jack Harry. m
ip'eIIlgent Delaware, just in, and then o.,
the treaty ground, says that the tribe il
'ar more numerous than he had any idea
ol' although he has mingled among them
or me last twenty years. Buffalo Hmm 1
ne Chlel OF the western tribe refused ~ I
.ome IN until the return of Jack Harrv {
St'h assurances that he shall not he i,
tor tho depredatlons commit. n
g, "a Oy ms tribe at Castrovile recently IN
ne children stolen from that place are P
the treaty ground. -
uoV Buffers health was improviuq :,
. sem SEM word to his friends that he would
ne mere IN about three weeks,
10 gov had authorized fortv-e;cb, n
suns III leXaS 10 raise companies - XXI
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-06

I,u. mere is one provision in the rscor,
E a" oo aaulhorlslng the President 10 ro;so
Io'ooo volunteers that we rec.rd , ,s';.t
.ne most sincere adherence and 81 aa WIN
renero ", Nothlng but the blindness Of a
generous and impulsive patriotism co U
nave permitted ii TO pass unnoticed ' 'T :,
ma', giving 10 the President the power 70
appoint the Brigadier and Major Genou
ais over the VOLUNTEERS. We bnld ;,
principle, foo sacred to be surrendarod 90 20
any man, that men who take tbs;r Gn "
IN their hands for the defence 0 a. i've. ives
should have The right 10 spooin, !
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-06

10 CURE SHEEP-sKINs WITH r,p uoo-
Take one spoonful of alum and 49, w. oN
Salt,petre; puIverize and mir wall 800 a"o o.
er; then sprinkle the powder on the AZ
Sides 81 ,o 'no SKIN, and lay tho two flesh.
GoId 1t ,h ,og GENE with the wool outside; then
ham, an '1 ,G SKINS as tight as you can, and
, uas 'nem IN cool place. In two ~
' baee gays as soon as they are dry, take
tn n;, Gown GO and scrape them with a blnnt
s s'n, III clean and supple. This com'
, ."o,' inc process, and they make n mos,
',,''s saddle cover. If, when YOU Kill
nu''on' you treat your skins in this wov
~ can get more for the wool a nd sk;r
!, 1Para'ely, than if disposed of otherwise
' :. skins which you desire 70 cnra Ic
WI . , iur on may be treated in tbel Is
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-06

sergeant drum major, and five GONNA
mes Tor the organization of which so a
a Regiment of Infantry or RiAemen will
consist consist Of Field and STAFF officers: !
colonel; lieutenant colonel | major. !
aolutant, IA lieutenant of one If H.
companies companies but not in uddition) Non
commissioned STAFF: sergeant. maior
qGartermastor-sergeant; 2 princioaI
musicians and 10 companies, for he
organization of which see bove. '"'
ABLE B.-Volnteers TO he enrolsa H.,
called into Spn.rice III Ii ''eU, Out not
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cDeseription Of Fornn
lHE WAR-DESTGNS OF THE An
M!NISTRATION.

y IL is asserted in various quarters wifi
y the utmost confidence, that the Covor n,
: m, ment has deliberately determined toinvade
Nexlco. The New York Express gives
VII VII me authority of gentleman from
washington, the following plan of The
campaign. We give it for what !, -
worth:-Picoyune. "' 10
Mexico, it is said, is to be invaded -,
lour polnts-with the eye upon the Can;,oI
Ition. oo"cehtra-
10 preserve our forces from the rom;,o
o our columns c NJ are to march on the hig re-
glons OF Central Mexico, which are sn;d
syvania. ''" Ut Fenn-
Che, The Co ON Chiefs to be uaior I
ueneral Winfield Scott, who, report says v
81 10 iead one column, General Wool nm I
.lner' and General Taylor another. The o.
ourtn leader we have not heard named " a. a.
The great Western div;@;,, ~,r A., Ito
ny from Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wis., an
ln' &C. will proceed direct into the eoId ne
eglon OF Santa Fe and New Mexi c,' i 30
ohalng detachment into the California In
y the route discovered by Capt, Fremont
MS Will be column of hunters, tran
ers, wagoners, settlers, armed wander;na
loes' that fight with the rife in one banJ =
Ia work with the plough in the o,har . .
ne ne "Mormons," probably will be in this the
lumn. ~ ''i'S I'M I'm
column from the South West will s wnl'
it is said at Fort Towson M ''l y.
Red River, Louisiana, whence tho =" vo IT.
ana ancient military road in good order STATE
ross the high table lands of Unne,, CONT
Ass 10 the city Of Chihuahua, in Nor1b and
meAlco, there uniting with the roads that n 'n
N santa Re, California and the pac;Go the the {
' o. all JON the great military road ~ of the
,nuanua, leading to the city Of Mevic ~ act or
a these are most delightful for sum- a nend +.
', o. partic
ne man garrison will probably be es. ds disc re
'shed at the Preside del Norte on the c aen tn
II Oank OF the Rio Grand. on ,bo ro sl1 '0Inpa
80 r % - lo ~, 10 Chihuahua, which Your
Is, Is 10 DC the most central place fnr earliest
w uninterrupted communication Eolunt
all points, chihuahua is exactIv ~ One
en're OF Mexico, due West of Bexar Your
IS, Is W ana the East of Guayamas a bort to CONN
10 west Coast in Lower California, some some co Z
ivar,od oH'cah FORCES are to al comps
DIS much as possible from where Il
ing our columns by a continnod ment.
of the castle of Juan de MUSTERED =. re-
mr., ~ p"'ion OF blockade of the Unit
r' VI Importance on the Gulf Of done, 20,
y VI vi the Pacific. ing and
in Spanish are 10 he r rrSS' Of Ie =
EAST promising protection and I;b parontiy {
'ne MexIcans from their mIitary is not in
security to iheir Ck.t horse of al
and denounc;nn ~ .n' 'c"es and effective,
a reVel in the halls of the Montez" It is res
the sacking of the Churches. and of these re
olng OF the gold minas ""u dsappoint
Zens of VIZ
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A. G. BROWN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nav I6. Is

Id, g. ,, WASHINGTON, May Is, 1876.
- I'm l nave the honor to enclose a conv If -
- ac1 OF Congress entitled ian Act n,ovidrr y s sa
rs fho prosecution of the existing wal betwse, tbs
VIII ioIo otates and the Republic of Meyico
n sori': dutnorlzes the President TO accent tbs
u services of Volunteers. "'''t'' '"0
;" II Will be perceived that all thu of;c.,s r,;s,
So.uhteers taken into the service of The ITnitsd
+, sa'os under this Act are to be appointed and
r oou I or such as have BEN appointed
=; 49, ooeiih'sSoohed IN accordance with the laws
tb,t ~ o'a az from whence they are taken and
H. I Ine 'oiunteers received into the service Of
Iof tbo .eu olales are to have the organization
Inn, nN hihy OF the United States. For this ex
ina regiments, please see the memorandum an.
Pehded to the law herewith, to both If which
Parlicuiar attention is requested: but under the
1"J It'on allowed him, the President has dec
eou lhdt the number of priUates in all volunteer
OlnPah'es shall be limited toeighty.
on inc part of the President have to request
aJul rxcellency to cause to be organized at the
Vn 'oS' practicable period the following corpsof
one regiment of Infantry or Rifemen
your Excellency is requested to designate and
~ 800 communicate promptly to this Department
,onle convenient place of rendezvous (say Vicks
''ul ~ lor moving towards Mexico, for the sever.
y companies as fast as they shall be organized.
,neIe tney Will be further organizedint regi.
, ne several corps will be inspected and
ius'ereo into the service of the United States
lar as practicable, by IN officer or officers Of
le United States Army; where this cannot be
'no' you are requested to designate the inspect.
3 ana mastering officers, who will, in every
So DC instructed to receive no man, under the
IN OF commissioned officer, who is in years ap-
rehtiy over torty-ive or under eighteen, or who
not IN physical strength and vigor; nor the
rse OF any volunteer not apparently sound and
niture
! is respectfully suggested that public notice
ncSe requirements of law may prevent much
.Ppvihtment TO the Jealous and patriotic citi-
oil your btate--multtudes of whom the
Sioent cannot doubt will be eager to volun-
Mould there be any difficulty or considera
uelay In obtaining the amount and descrip-
OF the force proposed to be raised from your
o. you will give the earliest notice thereof
70 department, that steps may be taken to
We them from other sections Of the country.
Very respectly,
Your obedient servant,
W. L. MARCY.
Secretary Of War.
Ixcelency,
Q Governor of Mississippi,
ackson.
'rGndGm Of the Organization Of Vol-
Ger Corps, under the act Of i3th Of
y, 1916.
ompany of Cavalry or Mounted men will
OIL Captain; l First Lieutenant;
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n INFANTRY OR RIFLEMEN

consis, ~ u infantry, or Rihemen, will
anos 9'--i captain; first Iieutenan,
no UeIOna lieutenant; 4 sergeants; cor
Poralsi musicians, and Sd nrira COT
dent. O0' VI the Presi-
baltal on of Infantry or RiaemeD u.,,
I Go"sss ol--t'sId and staff officers VI
lieutenant colonel or major; I Sdinon,
Ia lleltenan: of one of tho comma n n;a"
out. out not in additon) Non,comntis paa,' 81
''41' ! serseant.m0jor; quarterma ,,er.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-06

MemorGndGm Of the Organization Of Vol
unteer Corps, under the act q 1871 Of
May, 1916.
A company Of Cavalry or Mounted men will
consist OIL Captain; / First Lieutenant;
Second Lieutenant; A Sergeants; 4 Corpora.s;
? Buglcrs; / Farrer and Blacksmith; 80 Pri-
Yates (as established by order Of the Presidcnt.)