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FINDING OUT THE TRUTH-A Million Of 1fe, to
be Raised-The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times winds up long complaint of the
way things have been managed withthe following
revelations: ,e. =.s.- .l ta=
What doan these things prove THAI such are to
be the results of all the battles that h be fought2
By no means. They merely prove bhat the Ad-
ministration have had, as yet, no proper eoncep-
ton of the magnitude of the war, and that-we
haze been cursed hitherto with lbt of incompe-
tent generals, Hngging the delasivs fallaey that
there is strong Union party at the South, who
would cooperate with the Union. army, the Admin-
istration has never believed people OF the
eleven seeded States are unaaimons in their de-
termination to sever forever, their connection with
the Northern States. But this fact is now too.ayi-
dent to be longer denied. There is authority for
saying that the President aaf hr, Seward both
| now convinced that the Saath are united as one
man in this attempt to fsahieVe for themselves a
separate nationality, and that, to crush tAe rebel
lion and conquer peace, 1t will be necessary te
coll forth the entire strength of the loyal States
and to put into the fed at once, not half million
but million, Of troops; This will be urged in the
forthcoming Presidents message as a sine quo
non for the successful pr osecution of the war
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The city, yesterday, was unduly excited Various
reports were in circulation to the effect that the
enemy were concentrating ia large force at Cairo,
preparatory to a formidable attack on Columbus.
They already have an immense force there, and
are only waiting for the finishing OF their gGAbnats
to make the attack. The ghnboats were to have
been finished by the 18th. We should not 0e sur
moment. The general order, which is published
elsewhere, is significant The preparations are e4'
tensve, and the thea&er Of war having been re-
moved from the Potomac to the Mississippi Valley
we may expect to hsar any time OF tho commence
ment Of the greatest battle OF the war. The crisis
| is upon US, and worm times and a glorious victory
! may be anticipated. Memphis Avalanche, Goth.
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MORE PRIsoNERs.-On Thursday last iHforma
tion was received here that the Lincoln troops at
Paducah had been furnished the day previous with
four days atious. Gen. Polk, at C0l1@hus, was
Immediately telegraphed that some mafauding ex-
pedtion on the Cumberland or Tennessee river
was being set or foot. Col. Henmah, in command
at Fort Henry, en- the Tennessee river, was daily
apprsed and finding the expedition was destined
for the Cumberland river, took portion of his
command across the country, below Fort Donald
son, at Dover, and sueceededln capturing one hun
dred and thirteen of them. So says the afternoon
dispatches [Memphis Appeal 20th.
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES MISSION - Archbishop
Hughes, we incline for good and sufficient reasons
to believe, has gone out with diplomatic powers
and his mission is mainly to the Governments O
France and Spain; and the object of his mission il
far more intimately connected with the position
preseD. or prospective, of Mexico, than with oul
own domestic affairs IN. Y. Commercial.
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TREASURY NOTES.-The subjoin, for the informa-
signers of the Confederate treasury notes:
For Treasurer-John OFT, Henry Sparnick, H,
Fl. Goodloe, r. H. L. Tighe, j. W. Jones, j. G.
| Tenant, Z. G. Payne, r. Gillian, H. J. Levin (re'
signed) and e. Kepler.
| For Register-C C. Thayer, R. McRae, 7, Elicit
Thomas j. Miller RI Delony, r. S. Jones, X. Hill
Jr., NJ. c. Riggs and E. L. Masse.
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We understand the staff of Gen. Breckinridge is
ms de up follows: OBJ. Hodge, Acting Ad-
rutant General; 7. 7. Hawkins, Aid-de-Camp; A.
| Keene Richards, Brigade Quartermaster; Clinton
| Mccarthy, Brigade Commissary,
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U. S. SENATOR FROM OKEGoN--Sdlt Francisco,
Nov. l0.-BeDiamin Stark, Esq, has been appoint
ed United States Senator from Oregon. he Is a
native of Connecticut. His politics are "Peace u
Democrat,
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The Yankee prisoners taken at the battle of Bel
mont, opposite Columbus, say the Southern SOL
diers ''are poorly drilled but hell to whip The
further South they come the more hell they'll
find. GCovington Wanderer.
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CAPTURE OF TH2 a Royal Y YAcHr. ."-Iha Calves
ton News says: 7 =
We have informant ion this morning that eight
oars, belonging TO the hloekading vessel, have
been found dratsd ashore. They have bullet holes
Royal Yachts orc w were not taken without resist
auee, and, that they were probably overpowered
| by numbers.
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L1BERALIry "A free negro of this county, by
the 2Gth Al ALBANIA Regiment one hundred bushels
of sweet potatoes, twenty-six bushels OF which
were de liyered in this city yesterday morning.
lras( (Ala,l Reuorter.
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Amadeo Morol, native of New Orleans died il
the parish Of Assumption on the 10Th inst, aget
forty.nine
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ARREST OF A,CLEE1oAI4 SEcEssIoNIsT. = Exciting
Time in a Ul,nch.-A correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Inquirer writing from Elkton, Md, on Sun
day last, says: u- s.-. 'a4.. ..s-zR zl.t
The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, pastor of the Episcopal
Church in this town, was arrested this morning by
Capt. Ben Ricketts,, Company G, Big Elk Rangers,
q few minutes before commencing service in his
church. The most intense excitement was produced
among the female portion of the congregation, the
majority of whom evidently sympathized with him
agony for the loss Of their adear pastor" as they
termed him, others called on their male friends to
get their guns and shoot the Captain for interfering
with him while in the discharge of his religious
duty. A prominent secessionist and one of the
wealthiest men in our town, offered to go his Sc
curty if the Captain would release him but it was
of no avail. and after giving him time to arrange
some Of his domestic aaairs, he was provided witt
conveyance and taken to Cambridge, where thu
Captain has been encamped for some time, t.
await further instructions from the Government.
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SOUTHERN YANKEEs.-As we beat back the
Northern Yankees they are rising up in our midst,
in the shape of salesmen of various kinds. We
charge every man in the South of being Yankee,
worse than Simon pure Northern Yankee, who
takes advantage of the blockade in charging ex
trayagant prices for anything he has for sale.
While the soldiers are in camps, and pure, patriotic
men and women are at home laboring and sacrfic
ing for their comfort, these vampires are charging
the most extrayagant prices for everything they
have fer sale whether it is purchased for the poor
soldier in the field or for their ellowcitizens at
home. This is no time for speculation; the man
who is guilty Of it has no patriotism and is wor-
shipper of mammon. Mark such men and remems
ber them in future. We are willing that salesmea
should have unreasonable per cent for their artl-
cles, but to take advantage of the necessities Of
the people and the Confederate Government and
grind the face ofai is the auntessence of heartless
Yankeeisni. among the rest the factories are
running up their figures at enormous rates. IN
| free country like this we know of no way to
punish such home vandalism, unless by bringing
| down, with mill stone power, public opinion upon
| them and making them kissing and a by-word
| among all patriotic men and women.
We see the press is everywhere holding up these
pocket pirates to public gaze in all their mSRai de-
formty Continue to giyeit to them!
| FSouth Wester
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Headquarters BEAUREGARD BATTALION /
New Orleans Nov 70 1851.
g. GENERAL ORDERS No. I-L-IN OBEDI-
M Orders No 5 from Headquarters ouisi
vi Legor Beauregard Battalion will parade SAT
LII UkDAY. the 23d instant VIZ O'clock A. NJ, for review
BY his ExcGlelcy the Governor uhd Commander i'll Chief
III line will be formed promptly at the hour designated,
PoyGrRs street. the rlgh, resting Camp street.
I-Capau Of Companies will be expected 10 Ter their
Companies with fun ranks this fully equipped and
with hey may have in their possession. Conpa-
uniformed equipped will appear in citizens dress
IFEach Captain will be prepared report the ground
10 the Adj iuEant, al absehlees
by order of
Major FRANK A BARTLETT,
Commanding Bcauregard Battalion.
Lieut.. T. W. BUppECKE, Acting ALutant. NO At
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UrApgUART.us Fh,sr BRIGADE FIRST DIyIstoE
LOUISIANA YDLCS fHOOrs, I

uEAUQUARTtVs Fh,sr BRIGADE, FIRsr DYIstoE
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER THOors I
S-p Or cans November Is, ,6Gi
y nxSnNR ND. IU7-I-lN OBEDIENCE TO DI
~ Vision OrGer No a. the organized Volunteer and Militia
Wy troops this Brigade wiz parade on sAiDkpAl h9
III d instant or review by His Exeeilency the Governor and
iIonnlader Gniei. r., ,---.
- The line viii form The east side Of ST. Charles street.
rikbt resting on Common street. at 0'cl ok A. NJ -,
III The corps, Cavalry Artillery, a11 lnt ntry wl
rnrsle fully eurippei The Artillery with horses 10 their
4rc he CsvAy and Infantry with such arms as they may
have In the possession ,, T.. r,., -, ,
IV-Comnanders corps will be prepared to furnish writ
ten report Of rhe members pca-nt aud hose absent OF "
commands also number and quality Of in their possession
E-Ths Comm 4ndets OF f.eg,mens and Independent NGh
snies nD ,iag his Brigade changed with The eN cutDn
~ hi. order and the Commander Chief ha recommended
p suspension business that day, the C"enti Com
rl4InE expects there will b FOR nOu attendance
lT ibnf me full force Of the Brig tie will parade.
by order Of
1. A. CHARB0SNET, Colonel ConmanfGg
Figet Brigade First Division.
70 Mig St
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NUMBER 223.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC- INTELLIGENCE
DISPATCHED 70 THE NEW oalEAas CRESCENT
tnz TIE soB,Hwzsrras AsD 4sraro.s LINES,
Yrom New Yegk.

From Few Yesk. -I st -
'NEw YoRK, Nov. I3.-The Herald Of this morn
ing says Messrs. Mason and slideIl were taken
from the British mail steamer Trent, on the sth
INST, off Bermuda, by Lieut.. Fairfax and thirty FIVE.
men from the U. S. steamer San Jaeiuto, with five
officers.
Front Richmond. - F..
RICHMOND, Nov. Gl.-The proceedings in Con.
gress to-day were unisseresting during the public
session. Ihey were in secret session during the
greater part Of the dag. Mr.. T. S. Boeock, of
Virginia, was elected President pro tenn. Howell
Cobb has left for Georgia. ,''...
The C. S. Steamer Sumter Still About. a.
On the 5th inst. the G. =. steamer Sumter was
seen of st. Thomas and near the Island of Trinidad
A Lincolnite Falsehood.
The Herald says the valRe of cotton nd rice OBJ
tained in Carolina will pay the experses of the
great naval expedition. .-.-.7s-.z.,--
+ From Boston.
BosToS, Nov. 1.-THE Government authorities
have prohibited the export of saltpetre and gun.
powder.
Kentucky severeigntr Convention.
Especial to the Union and Aue dean '* :
REssELLvlLLE, KY. Nov. 2l.-The Sovereignty
Convention, after forming the Provisional Govern.
ment of Kentucky, has adjourned. s=,E "
Geo. W. johnson is elected Governor, and Bowl
ing Green will be the capital. Hi c. Burnett, VIM.
Preston and W. d. simms are appointed Commits
sioners to Richmond to negotiate for the admission
Of the State into the Southern Confederacy. 70
Judge Patterson Arrestedafor Treason
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 20.--The Register of this morn
ing announces that David L. Patterson, Judge of
the First Judicial Circuit of East Tennessee, and
son-in-law of Andrew johnson, has been arrested
on the charge of treason, aud taken to Knoxville
for trial. . .r ,4z -...q.-a.,y - ,....
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AN ILLINOIS SENATOR IN A FIGHT.-0n his way
down from Chicago, day or TIVE since, Senator
Browning became involved in personal difficulty
with an army officer, which resulted in a ight. As
we hear the particulars, the Senator was convers-
ing with friend in the cars, when his eonversa-
ton was interrupted by a rough remark from the
army officer, (whose name we have not heard,)
who had not been addressed at ALL which remark
Senator B. resented by turning to the officer and
designating his uncalled-for :" put inf as piece
Eof ungentemanly impertinenee The officer re-
torted more sharply and insultingly than before,
when, to use his language, the Senator pitched
nto' him, and the fight became /" generaln-that
is to say, the Senator and the army officer had q
general fight. How long it lasted, we do not know,
but told it resulted in victory for the Sem
ator, who came of with nS greater damage physi-
ealfy than a black eye, which is considered
small matter among scientific pugilists. Senator
Browning has the reputation of being very
peaceable man, utterly averse to fstieufing, and
our readers will be surprised to hear that he al
lowed himself to become involved in what was, we
presume, the first fight of his life.
l. Quincy Herald Nov Is.
In our notice of Senator Browning's victory at
fisticuffs over an army officer yesterday, stated
what we supposed was the fact, that it was the
first fight of his life. We have since been informed
that our statement was incorrect in that particu
lar, as he had an alteration in this city many
years ago with the late ex-Governor Ford. We
make the correction in justice to Senator B., as
well as to the Herald. TQaincy Herald, Nov. IA.
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JOHN H. LEWIS,
Major. General Commanding.
Eox,sr Fnvsr,rI Acting Division Inspecrrr. nl9 st


HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA LEGION,
New Orleans Nov, 10, 1871 5
Al GEM RAJ. ORDERS NO. 35.-l.-IN ORE
III te.Cr ORDERS No A. from Division Headlnlr-
nj tp the Louisiana Legion will pnate SATURDAY tho
T 3l inst mt hatpa,t O'clock NJ for REVIEW by his
The line will tprG4pd promptly at the our designated
on south sid Of Canal street, the right resting OIL evee
street. L " 70
III-The severil corp3Cavary, Artillery and Infantry
Will ptade fully equipped tho Artillery with horses to iher
pieces Cavalry nalry with such arms as they may
have in their POSSESSION. - e.a 4. -
IyThs C0mrnun!ers Of corps will their fronts TO be
kept clear OF AL obsreons By spectators anu 'ehees Oh All
kind. . ,,,,.. ,...,oa ,ho, o,l
rure OF business pub ic and private be closed, afl
rusTa Suspension of b-Hess by our cZehs me brsaae
,ire raj commanding Keller the zeal aud public spirit 81 ms
nd for fu muster occasion, and Commanders Of
1Tps W be prepared The ground report all ahssnees
EI-Cot &nma AuglSt'p commanding Regiment oTieshS
Guards Juan Mar snntrn commanding Regiment NNA
lores Espanoes Col Rocherean, commanding Eeg!ment
French lie ..en Col. a, Ferrer, commanding Regiment
French Volunteers Capt Charles A. JRnyler, commanding
Provisional Regiment Major F. A. Bartlett, commanding
b nuregard a,tnion M0jor s. Meieur, commanding 20
BATTALION a1ed Major Dele Vale command
ing Baut II italian Guards Major Mark QuAJe coTmaud'
ing battalion British Fuilies; Major T. Brognet comnnnd
ing Battalion independent French Volunteers Capt A. GuEo,
comm 9ding Reserve Orleans Gpllery Capt Lenes aF
commanding Lafayette Artillery Capt D. D. Turner com
rHandng Suppcfs Miners and Capt j. Chrstc command
lug Orleans Gsvalry charged with the execution OF
tAts order within her respective coInE1tods.
By order Of BrigAdier- General
JAS. TRuDEAU.
n , Y,urf- srtir, H,,sdr Ingupctor
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.1@ FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
Neh 0rIeans @ailp Grestent.
gefal autslligenn.

| FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %. 1861.
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Dartlcdlar cAOtlGeS.

ClrIzKSs BASH OF IouIsIAEA, !
New O relns, Nov q. 1851
r4g.This Bank will he closed on Saturday
- he I'd in tan IL pianre ith Governors recon-
u I-,5t't,'" -r,Gts EUG. ROUSSEAU. Cashier.
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The DISASTERS TO THE FEDERAL FLEEF.-A
Washington dispatch of the 14th to Northern
paper says: -.
The Associated Press account Of the recent vic.
tory and movements of our feet is substantially
the same as the Others but gives few more par
ticulars. ~.-e So m-ps,.- .4sg -r3.g
The steamer Winfield Scott reached the rendez-
vous on the evening of the 3d. wisk the loss of her
masts and her bow stove in. She threw oTerboard
her three rihed cannon, all her freight, the mus
kets and equipments of her 500 men, and. every
thing but her rations, to keep her from sinking,
and, but for the labor of the soldiers in baiiiug,
her fires would have been put out, and nothing
then could have saved her. The Bienyille went
to her relief, when her Chief Engineer, his assist
ants and thirteen seamen jumped aboard the
BienVille, leaving the Scott to her fate. Theil
action nearly created a panic among, the soldiers
who gave up all for lost, but the Captain of the
Scott put the Chief Engineer in irons and brought
him and the recreant crew back, when things wen
on better. s~ s--F- n. ss'r
Colonel Clark, of the Fifth Pennsylvania Regi
ment, who was aboard the Scott, describes the
night as one of horror. The gale was terrible and
| the vessel mere shell. The Scott was taken in
tow by the Vanderbilt, which had cut clear from
| the Great Republic, - s-.. ~ .>,s
In the gale the steamer Governor went down
! with twenty men, the Pembina taking off all who
| could escape. r
The Seminole had five shots in her hull. The
| Wabash had her machinery disabled. . A.
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AiMoRY POLICE GUARDS, Co. A,
New Orleans, Nov. 20, 1861
POLICE GUARDS THE OFFICERS AND
III members OF the above Company will meet at their Armory
vi Of ST. Charles and Lafayette streets, on SATHR-
LII DAY sd instant at O'Clock A. NJ, precisely fully uni
formed, for rcvIcw. Punc:unl attendance required.
By order Of
FRANK T. READ, Captain.
INlrII q
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FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN FROM
A CoNSEerICUT BAsK.-Some time during Satur-
day night and yesterday. morning, the Winsted
Bank, located at West Winsted Conn.,, was bur-
glariously entered and robbed of s5S,OO0, with
which the thieves made their escape. The rob-
berry was first discovered by the cashier, who,
upon opening the bank and entering the vault
yesterday morning, found that the money bags
were non est The other officers were speedily
summoned, but an hour or more elapsed before
the discovery was made as to the manner in which
the thieves gained access to the vault, which was
built of heavy granite blocks, the top being COW
cred by an immense granite slab. Access having
been gained to lawyers office directly over the
vault, the flooring had been taken up in small and
| perfect pieces, and the slab broken in uwo By
means Of q railroad tie the stone was pried up
until space enough was afforded to admit one OF
the thieves into the vault. The money having
| been abstracted the stone was nicely replaced
as also was the flooring, the pieces being screwed
down, and the holes puttied up. A s1edge-hammer
! ratchetdrill, and q broken railroad tie were
found slowed away between the floor and the top
of the vault. as.
The money consisted of $50 900 bills Of the Win.
sted and Hurlbut Bank, and $4,000 in specie. Be-
sides this, two Treasury notes of 800 each and
two of $50 each were taken. About $500 in cop
pers was left by the burglars. A reward of $1,000
is offered for the arrest and conviction of the
thieves. @Ta'rsr2'- s"' .f rg-fE u n'f"'
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PAMELA GUARDS. ATTEN TION- OR
Nh der No. You hsrehy cred assemble at your
vi Aimory TOMORROW, saturday I'D instant Mt O'Clock
Ill : NJ, punct-ay, for review. Every member is required
Q be present.
By order OF
JULES vIENNE, Captain.
J. ", BAILEY, O s. n22 1t
HEar QUARTERS ORLEANS CADETS Co. Z,
Room No. T. MeEchHHts' Exchange,
New Orleans, Nov q, S0l
ORDER No. I'm CGNFORMITY WITH GEN
IA es No. ~ you HEREBY ordered assemble at
VT The Arrnnry, in cit!Zene' dress SATURDAY MORN
ll ING, 6}R o'clock a. NJ for inspection and review
By order ef q
j. J. l. BLANCHARD, Captain.
R. B. HAMIGros, Acting O. n2l 2t
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HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT BLUES,
CoIuer Nnlcue2 and Camp sheets,
New Orleans Oct I, 1861.
4 CRESCENT BLUES-TliE DRILLS OF COM
sA pany A ro a this duIe VIII be AS follows , . 49,, .
VI I.-Gompany Drills, MO DAYS and WEDNESDAYS at
Ill 3 o'clock +, NJ, in citizens dress :, =.
II Hattaiou Drills On FRIDAYS at O'CLOCK T. a. IN
iull uniform .--, ..-.., -.
Monthly business NEE ngs Wen day in each mouth at
O'Clock Order No LII issued by the Governor ana
Commander in Chief will he strictly enforced,
JOHN KNIGHT, Captain:
W. II. LATHAM o. s. o7 II
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NAL Gen. LovEL1s STAFF.-The following order
was issued from headquarters Of the Confederate
ArmY in this denartmeut pesteraau -
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HEADQUARTERs 1sT BRIGADE lsT DIVISION,
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER TRoorS, :
New Orleans, Oct. 10, 1861. J
T. ORDER No. 77-I. IN OBEDIENCE 80 OR
d es from Headquarters the Commanders OF Ktgt
vi nlents unattached Companies VIII at on fnrnlS1 q
LII comp etc their Regiments and Companies TO the r
Se spI ctor wing and residence OF tach member
II they will also all persons refusing 10 comply With
Orders No AZ from lhe and Commande m tEe
III promp compliance with this order expected without
further notice.
L, A. CHARBONNEp,
|. J. F. CALDWELL Celorel Gommandir g
r.,rHI I.rir,n Insnn oil
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Z ATTE gTON, yOLUNTF <ERS!-A FEW
d more active and bodied MEN Will be received The
VI BHNFORD GUARDS, fine opportunity is oFared 10
lll those wishing go into immediate GctiVe service.
Equipments and uniforms turniSned
nply at the Armory, 81 CUSFoMHouSE STREET, up
stairs, jell If
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VOLUME XIV.
Ililharp Nutites.

'l 9 HEADQUARTERS 1sr BRIGADE, 1sT DIVISION,
-... LOUISIANA VoIUSTEER TRooPs, 7
New Orleans Nov g. 1861.
a ORDER lO9-I-THE IEDEPENDEsT G0MPA-
III nies composing this Brigade will repott SATURDAY
XII MORNING. at O'Clock. to Capt, W +. Iodgkns,
III corner of Apollo street and Triton Walk
Has formed, Capt. Hodgkns will march the
mand to St. Charles street, and form s left of the ksgi
ments.
Il. A. CHARBONNET. Colonel Commanding
J. F. CALDWELL, Brigade Inspector. n22 2t