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NUMBER rs.
Fast Day Ia The Confederate states.

Below we give the proclamation of President
Davis issued at Montgomery on the 2ith inst, ap-
pointing Thursday, the 18Th day of June next, to
be observed as day of fasting and prayer by the
people Of the Confederate States
PROCLAMATION CONFEDERATE STATES.
When people who recognize their dependence
upon God, feel themselves surrounded by peril and
difficulty, it becomes them TO humble themselves
under the dispensation of Divine Providence, to
recognize His righteous government, to acknowl-
edge His goodness in times past, and supplcate
His mercfu protection for the future.
The manifest proofs OF the divine blessing hither-
to extended to the efforts Of the people Of the Com
federate States of America to maintain and per
petuate public liberty, individual rights and ma
tionaI independence, demand their devout and
heartfelt gratitude 1t becomes them to give public
manifestation ST this gratitude, and Of their de-
pendence upon the Judge Of all the Earth and to in
yoke the continuance of His favor. Knowing that
none but just and righteous Cause can gain the
divine favor, we would impfDre the Lord of Hosts
to guide and direct policy in the paths Of right
duty, justice and mercy to unite our hearts and
Efforts for the defence of our dearest rights to
strengthen our weakness; crown our arms with
success, and enable to seenre speedy, just and
honorable peace.
To these ends, and in conformity with the re-
quest Of Congress, ! invite the people of the Con
iederate States to the observance of day of fast
ing and prayer BY. such religious services as may
be suitable for the occasion: and / recommend
Thursday, the 18th day of June next, for that pur
pose, and that we may all on that day, with one
accord, join in humble and reverential approach
| to Him in whose hands we are, invoking Him to
inspire with proper spirit and temper of heart
and mind to bear our evils, to bless US with His
favor and protection, and TO bestoW His gracious
| benediction upon our Government and country.
| [signedl JEFFERSON DAVIS.
SApra 1f tntp . u
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The Charleston Courier publishes q letter from
New York, dated May II, from which We extract
as follows:
At the st. Georges dinner, when the South was
denounced Mr.. Young, of the Albion, acted nobly.
| see published in the Courier what he said in the
Albion. But both he and DR.. Beales, the former
President of the st. Georges Society made earnest
speeches against the Yankee clergymen, Vnton,
Bellows, ETC., who violated all courtesy in intro
ducng politics at their festival.
Charles OConnr still stands out. He was asked
to speak at the Union meeting, but he declined
His letter has never been published. He refused
| to give any money to the war fund. His residence
has been threatened, but the mob s afraid to harm
him.
Business is nowhere. There are more stores to
this thing continues, more, and perhaps all must
GO few houses like Brooks Brothers, in the
clothing business, are making piles OF money out
of Government contracts for uniforms. Erastus
Corning of Albany, is also said to be making q
good thing ont of the war.
Capt. Builoch formerly of the United States
Navy and recently in command of the Bienville,
of the New Orleans line refused to convey troops
The New York pilots on the Charleston steamers
| were not trusted, and had to go ashore.
Both Tammany and Mozart Halls are raising
| regiments to fight the South,
All these men who go OFT as Captains, Majors ana
! Co!onels, expect, when they coiHe back. to be
made congressman United States Senators, Judges
Governors, and what not. But will they all come
| back?
| George Law has sobered down and sticks to hi!
own business since he scared Lincoln into forcing
open the route through Baltimore. Col. May, hi
son-n-law, never had any idea of going into actv,
service against the South, though many argument
Il and entreaties were brought to bear upon him :
influence him in so doing.
The flag mania is very perceptbly declining
The rosette rage is also nearly over, none but tf
), country people scarcely now sporting these en-
bems Of national fidelity. The price Of bunting
going down. and the ribbon stores find their bus
ness falling Off
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TX ATkBEzAN's TROPICAL EstsoFtNsz-

IA =.
Cheaper AID superior any other aSed na soEhsr
climate
It's tested and recognized qua:Gss
ist DuEABllIEY-eqnal 70 the baGt SiGta roorA
I'd. IMP RIT1FY-supoTor te other; no cGsok'
or leaks being possbls.
BEAUTY-i SlTts;e
Ah, GHEAPEESSIt rnrch than though Il Is n
good any sae wood roof and laa hsn the iner0l
dapoon oGns heretofore ofred 70 the public aavo In
cost Of gutters 8Ed Valleys
$Sh, TNGoMBusTIBn.ITY-lt will rsast estter ehnn
4lRs,roof.
6h. GONVENIEECE--It will soften uadar
shiscimaa aud potces4he interior of buildings from thu In
ttfssf fAat of summer.
fTh SOLIDITY-It eeccaaa harder sraors1 trer eS
oosuro DO put ur7n roefs Of slope nd bY Of m
geacht oes not reqira heavy rsftes sppnoTH Wills IT
lss eorrosion and nor doet rG4nrs repair
gae 'tFs1OPICAL ROOFING - Ia chemical coH5aund
stuces several which Bscaiar It
Ia proporeas discovered ~ acti ptneat sa eEUetsNr
u this city
TeslsulaniEs toe hoO7e U tbs
Of ho agsn eOd he verified - snS peraop wishing II b
fora contracting. 90,
sroroptIy sttebdsfiTo Eapnly 10
FaIs IV *hrn"rn nF 9en-F' s-s' SHrs'' sts.-
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ST. LOUIS, May 24,-The State troops at Jefferson
City numbering about 1000, We're ordered to dis
band yesterday by Gen. Price. At first they re-
fused to obey, hut it is believed they will quietly
disperse aud return to their homes.
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FROM Nonrolk.-we copy the following items

FROM NoRFoLk.-We COPY the IoEoWIIlB Ilenis
from the Norfolk Argus Of the 22nd:
More Guns Fired. Tuesday morning the U. s..
steam rigate Minnesota took position IN 'front.' OF
SeweI's Point and was fred at twice from the
fort The frigate fired three times and then moved
off No damage was done to the fort:
The firing, Tuesday afternoon, was from the bat
terry at sewell's Point again. the tug Young
America first ran up within d mile, and exchanged
two or three shots, after which she ran off to the
frigate, (hfinnesota) which rounded 70 about two
| miles from the fort and opened with shot and
swered with spirit from several heavy guns, and
in little while the frigate let herself drift out of
| action (" Nobody hurt'i on our side.
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ARREST or THE CORRESPONDENTS or THE New
YORK TRIBusE AT HABPgg's FERRY. We learn by
the arIiya Of the traia at the Camden alton yes
terday afternoon, that man named Uadsrhiil, O
violent AhnIftpnisl, and known as the enffespon-
deat Of the New York Tribune, was taken from
the mail trainat Hafper's Ferry, between ] i sad
derl.ili, when taken, was returning fraln Tie
Wheeling Convention ef Western ViFsinia. His
arrs8taRd detenii0n was made hy the Virginia
military authorities. tB 4finpre5 sun.
EaE tUBAas AND TUB AAHti6A& ElioURtsssA
Mtsssitaet ~ lst}s FeEnrue s'ana, se=s7
taat the pfesallns .Stligltf thega II gard q
redn troubles, Is ID fayorsol lie Sailtll.
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PHrLADELruIA, May 2s,-In consequence of the
exposure made by he Press, the Grand Jury made
an inyes ligation intp the army contracts, eciay
clothing and blankets. They find there has been
great6Windling. s
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Fonr ProKrSs.-The Montgomery Mail of the

FoRr PIoKENs.-The Montgomery Mail Of the
oath says:
From private letter to gentleman in this city
received this morning from his brother, in Col
CIayton's Regiment at Fort BarranGas, we have
been allowed to take the following extract:
May 20, lS6i.-fhe tiry-dock was brought ont at
2 O'Clock this morning. Pickens fred several
signal guns for the feet and threw up fire rockets;
so did the ships. The dock was not sunk hnt il
anchored DBar the e&1GeMe end of The strand, Great
excitement
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SEWARD TO FonE1GN MIN1srEn.-A WasAngtoi

dispatch to the New York Herald says:
There has been much comment lately in dipto-
matte circles upon certain conversations OF very
piquant nature, between one of the Ministers OF Il
leading European Court and the Secretary OF state.
Gov. Seward has not hesated to decare in very
decided language, that our Government cannot
tolerate for one moment any kind of interference
in the domestic quarrel now existing in this coun-
try, be the consequences what they may Sach an
s0urces of the Government. ltis said this plain
speaking Of the Secretary OF state provoked q
smile rather more grim than diplomatic.
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From FRANKFORT, Ky Frdllkfost, May 23.-
Senator Pratt Offered resolution M-day, which
lies over one day. that in order to advise The next
Legislature of the popular will, the Kentucky
people vote for or against secession On the FIRST
Monday in August. The Legislature adjelrns to-
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A LARGE REWARD FOR A SMALL THArroR,-The
Cincinnati Gazette of the Sth contains the follow.
ing:
Dr.. Hurley editor of the Nashville Democrat, @
spirited Uniou paper, which was suppressed by q
mob, has been appointed to first class clerkshiL
in the Sixth Auditors office at Washington.
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\ ou1s1ANA SUGAR nnFzNmRsY FOE SAL ?

H. OR IEASE.
That very desirable establishment situated the left h2o
of he Mississippi below the Government Wharf, aud within
the Iirriis of the city New Orle, is offered gGnc
investment capitalists who be desrous Of aiding in th
proros Southern manufactures II now in complete re
hair and is well found, having engnA boiltrs vacuum
ban centrifugal machnes bone black furnace filters monS
ample stores yard and IN iHet All IN
requisites carrying Sugar R. tnery Moasse keno
ne on lgrge scale With little additional expense, it nigh
be easily converted into Cotton Mil.
It has Wharf attached to TIevee with water stuff
ctent for the accommodation vessels delivering taking
erRo.
For further information and for terms. apply to
d'e traW BARET,T,f e 40 II Common street
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SINGULAR.-The blockade is producing some
singular results. New Orleans isshppng bacon
to this city, and we are shipping rice to New Or
leans ; rice is lower with us than with them, and
bacon higher Memphis Appeal.
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phACIS & H0LTz, No. 10 PoYDRAs STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin and Sheet ronwars
and Stoves. Of approved patterns.
STEM III, MARKING PLATES for Merchants, Msnufac-
nrers Paters cut 10 Copper and Brass in supa-
ror style
AsF~ufterng and Roofing In ali fits various branches;
f57sE.r FniT+iz ais ~
ots,UFx hG4t, sAmEs W, ATT0R EY-Ar,LAw,
- Sc SffefsNo, as Commercial Pisea. WI ly
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n ADREs, WINE. NV1Nl&s
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
Fer its wonderful and bene6cia qualities GENTLE
sT1EfULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUD0RlFlG, which
by Physicians and thousands of IGdesand Gentle
in all parts of Europe and America.
AS r. Gentle Stiir.ufnrRt and ToD1c,
Il strengthens Digestive Organs improving the Appsit'
ss1a Purifying the Blood
AZ BExsretfe.
It iu1pnrts heay action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS snd
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial in DR0PsY, GpUT
Ets5RTIvE and RHEUhAT1o AFFECTIONS.
AS sHssoritlc.
Itsets upon Skin, opening the and eEpelnR all In
sensibe peration thereby driving oil rnpttn
and CLEANSING the srRcs giving vigor the whO
systa and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
tho SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The chippewa Tribe OF TnHtaMa
apeione the Blossom and Fruit Of the ElderGs p
their valuable remedies.
lin Germany.
The Beses dried by fsmiesfor In
Speer's yVEsse CT Glider
Is puretz2 the juice of cultivated E6or by
FHYsICIAaIs and CHEMISTS possessing remarkabSs
;einal prop&es SUPERIOR Other Wines in coErnoE
use excellent article far &l WEAK rnd DE8IfTAT
Bs PERS0Es and the AGED end INPIRSt, removing LII
oGTRuGPIS3Ns, improving the APPETITE and benehtsHs
LkBIEs and CHILDREN.
Ladies' Whine,
Beaase 1t will not intoSicae it contai2s no rZtur
pros other iqusrs and admired fr its rich peculiar aV"
properties; rnpartRg healthy tone to ths
sTOaLkIy and DTSl ESTIVE ORGANs,
seA glass il may be ased with meals or 8t
any sirastlirongh the day, as desired.
viii ealy yout indulgenceto naake trial Of hi
Wine.
For New Orles4ls by 2. J. HART + CO., JOHN
WRIGKT CO., JAMES SYME, Canal sreet, snd by all
principal Rruggists throughout tho United States.
Trade supplied Sc proprietorS prices
ALFREB sPEER, Proprietor,
rsv26 IyEw 2ne Rreaduag- New York,
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getD 0rIsuus 4mIp Greseent.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1861.
gntal gutelltgerue.

HEALTH OF THE CuY.-The Board Of Health re-
port l3l as the number Of interments in the city
cemeteries last week.
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One of the sailors of the Sabine, who by sons
secret means got 4 full supply Of Capt. Whisky on
board, yesterday declared publicly that "he could
fight as much as any two men ii he We're on the
right side, but as he was on the wrong side now,
he wes MOI worth damn.
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gEASHIN GTON LIGHT, FANTRY Y-THE
m officers aud members Of Ih6 Ioied to attend ne
w regular Company Drills ard meetings. to be hf on every
I'LL WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clocs at the Engine
lnr2l g '-N-.e w. P. d. CAREY. Secretary.
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RUPTURES
FBN
ee RUPTURES NSN
III RADICALLY CUREDl u u
Islter fcn Dr. W. T. Mills tho Editor of the vicksburg
Daily sun.


1-- : : VI
% Hernia be Cnred without Need G or Knife
Mr. Editor-I due hose afflicted with this terrible
and painful disease make the folio sing saenent Negro
h6y nnnt 9 had been afflicted with The he ma
fr e saee of three yea The belonged to john oRle
Ea Of Isquena county Two phy,cinns examined MIN "nd
nrononnced his hopeless As there difference
opinion about mode treatment lone suggesting the se OF
the Knife the other and myself pbeted TOOK nm 10
New fean4 and obtained the Patent Truss tf Dr. j. She
man aud having used that insrum mt d he Doctors
three months, the boy entirely re-
Stored and ID perfectly yell This was in the e Of '55
Ear e last been the plantation DO
ing iii t work Of Gld hand rolling bags etc. without the
least Inconvenience give this Tor the 9enent OF
on % have tis disease and for gratitude Dr. Sher
w - "@i'A"~' N@' -''
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HEADQUARTERS TTH REGIMENT lST Bs1GADE,
lsT DIVISION, la MILITIA,
nr1 Nov,

New OfeAns, NAV IT. 1871.
REGVMEETAL ORDERS No.1-THb Com
III pany officers Ibis Reg will proceed ,mrednely
VI enroll in their various Company Beats the inhabitants Of
III the Fourth District and report 20 Hea7quarters.
h Captain and LentenEnts will be provided with their COM
mission, 10 show authority for their action.
Is and under 45 years of age, not belonging
a duly authorized military company subject 10 MLIT1A
DUTY. By order:
T. L. ArREy, Adiuant.
The following appointments to the Th Regiment havin.
been made By His Exceepcy T. o. Moore Governor Of the
State OF Louisiana will be respected eccorduely-
A W Boswor1h, Lieut. Colonel.
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Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy
a. H. IssAouErA Co, Miss, May 2, 1857.
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DssT Sirhe boY George perfectly cured Of the rupture
he one 10 king Deer Creek and can 40 as
r..sl ~ work a. nny man. W. I. MILLS, NJ. D.
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.s4zs., tsEaUDfGs !. Gssg w Hsssg4 sucems0rr
ssss5ffs15-ssssS 10 j e MATTHEWS L 90
sssaS@7sSf CARRIAGE TEId4JGt9s, sta sSerysl
sssss foT Baiidjns ARd Eeaairiae ilrFSgs p sT a.
SSIFs suftahir FOR aEe tAsrtE RGe 1rag h thnc Pt1
nd Nuts, ut No isI GrSgi4r B6w nfTUs sali y
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Teer from Dr. Thos Harper of the most eminent Ply
gcans in the State OF Mississippi
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VOLUME XIV.
afliltaru Motitts,

h BAESsdAs Sdf&E ana E fTeKSHaNs PfcKaNs
vi ,ho Companies tere-Orears ades" 'Ce'cGnt oESSS
I'LL Rifles" "GhaSsenrs Pied Mississippi and Ala laSs5
bama Regiments and OF the s. Fleet 30 different rhoo-
graphic Views taken by accomplished artist on the spot
sale at the following stores Peter 1laweS 6S Camp;
F.. r Wee'n, and CnmP lhos l. Whise l95 Canal
81 Camp; Bloomfield Steel 60 Camp Sutedey news depot,
under st. Charles Hoe Dapremoufs Depot nnder ODD fel
lows Hall E. Rlackmar Brn u Camp; Holie Co.. Gl
Exchange Place Peter O'Donnell Ii Camp and Ezekiea
naxt to old Post Office myl6
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Dr. shenanDear STR send the boy 6en ba y 10 yoH be
fsfcd With my skill him justice satisfied your plan
il right and tat you h Please write me by the re-
~ tufh ot tu' p''' TIos. j. HARPER. NJ. D.
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Tts letter was reference slave boy about IA years
old ruptured both sdes and who was subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
y1cKsBURG Miss, May 7, 1850.
Dr. shernaan New Orleans. .,,,
enr sirI send ycu my sppy to him suitable
Truss Io only rpured ahhort time. we can Obtain
At every drug them, however have but ut
lie ecdepce but having confidence in skill in anch mat
eefsr e' senu ny '0 " ' THos. J. HARPEFs, N. D.
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!. sBsnieschants, lodge No. ~, 1. u. %. F.
S Ssse5y o sn. a. ~ oGinGk IN Room No
Isaaeson NJ e; VIM: H. g. King v G.; John Rlwle, Rec.
Ba VIM H. Lna6 Per. Rec.; Francis Rawle Treasurer.
is22 lv
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The Kentucky Arms Case.

MOBILE, May PA war steamer commenced
the blockade Of our harbor yesterday.
Fort Morgan welcomed the blockadng vessel by
displaying the United States flag, union down, from
the same staff and below the Confederate flag.
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DR.. BELDEN'S OPINION.
,a54-.S N-n NEW ORLEANS, Jun. 6, 1859.

De, fir-t is rrue that She mans Truss applied by
him y give effecually than y'sther have
seen il tried to my satisfaction know cured
~ thu use the mixture recomuie you to get one
,1non @ N f6e he fttnr. r. EELDEN, NJ. d.
n-DR SHERMAN respectfully inforEas rapured persons
or those having rupured slaves that he etned to the city
and may be found Office, No. 70 ST CHARLES STREET
New Orleans pepared TO s of rupture
by tie application his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
tTIvE MIXTURE my6 ly&W
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RECORDER BLAcHE's COURT. - Simon Du


charged by officers Hunter aud MCtnre with hay
ing last SATURDAY night, Adele between
and Streets assanc and beaten his wife Elizabeth ION
Rpc1rt hun bail in
The of 500 to keep Il peace for six mon hs.
w If charged by Fr'd Schuer with having the
of jackson and Water assaulted and Gck hi N
the head ri dangerous with intent kl. He
give in the Of appear today for exami-
2Htinn
Helena Donovan who the 25th inst the
Felicity aud Rousseau Streets attacked the house of Susan
ETsdley fS Of the my with brick Eats and endangered
The ge- Of the nhabRnts, tm,nded prison 10 await
D,,atIbn
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S-Soushern Pacific Raiirond Company
age opened books for eb, ,cripous capta STOCK Of
as under the outsyie resolutions of 18th inst at
NO. "a Common street. where may he found from A. NJ 5
~ for few days debiro 10 meet there all friends and
stoekh6lders Be prompt.
raz3 If r. V. RICH RnsON Agent
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IUE3TTE SULPHUR WAITER
From the White Sulphur Springs,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BOTBLED At THE Springs.
This Company made great improvements in bottng the
trlnsorted perfect when taken from aus
e' i" i" Ni WILSON, MASSIE L CO,
4y,ysor Mercents and Agents Manufactured Tobacco
az nm " No 81 fa-avior street.
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N -,
9s ..salaF NSotttss.

HALL 0a PERSEVERANCE FfRE COMPANY Nd. .I31
nsssiK,t, . M, New Orleans, MAY 2e, 1861
tJ5ynaas s,. oiatcsrs and members of the above
atty O'clock - - wy Not i4es'
by order Of Foretnsn
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OFFICE new ORLsAHs JAcKsoR AID CHEAT NORTHERN
gstS RAILROAD GosPAHY, }
New Orleans, May %, 1861.
Ely.Nottse TO shippers, of Frefght-Having
arranged q Through Tariff to the PAGES below viz
lsnehburE Petersbp Richmond Norfolk and City Point we
age ~ h through bills ladng and forward freight
wttiiont delay. sl. VII n ~ WILL ANs
my22 II GeneTal Svnerntendent
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BosToN, May 81 The steamer Massachusetts,
sailed for Fort Fickens, heavily laden with mt
nitions If war and various other articles.
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HEADQUARTERS BEAuREGARD RIFLES }
New tirleana, Nav II, 1851
Il V0LUNVE EERS, ATTENTION! = YOUNG
wishing volunteer in the above company for the
MI service Confederate States do by signing the
III roll at tler ArtaoTy, No. 63 and IS Magazine sree;s
j, W. THOMAS, Captain.
r. SArT5N Secretary. myl7 If
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Naps aS Sssa,nte N0rznal SchO0I-sThe Fourth sn-
m SesNon q ths ls ttntion vii be opened RDAY
htsa. nj Written applications for admission
,ss name nSe and place Of bh with scholastic and social
be received nj tho Sch6olH House Clio, be-
,Wfea lryanie and ST. Charles strtets WEDN ESDAYS,
patWsah and O'Clock r. NJ SATURDA AVS. between
addressed to the undersigned - ~