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Latest from New NIntlrid.

The following Interesting letter Memphis
Appeal !s. N4s5s4.ss, .- B. -
NEW MADRID March 4 1862.
Editors Aiqea1-Knewipg the great anxiety in the public
the following AS .elinbe
There has been general engagement either New
Xxi mihe9 between picket all of watch enemy have
ben wots ed In ALL they must have lost hundred
ouy had ons killed and four wounded One Il tie can
tains Of Col Travis Regiment wounded by the
N.Y. p in ss"sh @ on Ihnsdag last also Waters m
well, and considered dangerous Landry was killed Oh
boar the gnnboat Poncarran and others badly wounded
at the saIc time
This eftced by deceotion the part Fede al
nnparned in civilized warfare As the Kentucky passed
exploding her. The Mary fired the
time. Our boat went and reported to Commodore
disodre enemy Point Pleasant After fl il several
rounds the retired yithor replying Just this
balconies houses bank, waving While flags. The
Catln the rrain orcrsd her to approach the sor
the supposed ren. other Federas
brisk fire the boat with their nskets killing
and woTndng two others The one killed boy Of four
be iten down here While strong and saiwart
seeking tding place under the bomb Shelter this brave
had hardly fallen when lite Johnny Reed of tho
stepped 70 amidst shower Of bullets and
boy now p We scarcely know which most to admire Botl
brave and striking evidence of the folly Of
rn"ns will sson be oisloigsd from Point Pleasant 1t
only se on their par 10 throw on forces from Fort Tho
the forces New M,d, and be s preparing for
GLE All tortihcat progressing rapidly and Fort
Of tho u rkunHs regiment in command Of tbs Sc ond
brigade, has ha1 assigned him the important position of holding
20 a odd s may Til II @ e. him. III and do IT,
have resolved hoist ihs VIII flag let
the guns of Fort lhomp while there is It
e gn Our troops all iii fine spirits and slpguiue
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THE GALLANT DEAp.-A dispatch was received

here yesterday from Mr. A. Payne vicksburg stating
that ne had ake passage on the steamer Nstshez aud viii
rench here to-day with the bodies of j. b. Allen, RAYMOND
Boniion Hsns Hernandez and Ma han D. Knox Of tho
feliean ies Yesterday the remains Of B. T. Harb
eeleck this esenins Mr. Harbour Of the
Sad are the Offices tbs living have uerfalm the dead.
ashes Of ose who die on N field Of battle
TO all the people since their lives have sacrificed the
cansa Of their country We can synpathize with The csd
they behold the reaians Of their and brothers.
Baton Rouge aezette. 9Th inst.
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Battalion Washington Artillery.

HEApeuAsrERs FIErH COMPANY
Battalion Washington Artillery. :
New Orleans, March s, 1862.
SPECIAL oRNER NO. IL
1.-The Headquarters Of his Company by orders from
su; cor Headquarters removed tho Seat of War; III
the We
II-Ihe member. of the Company may elect mem
bs and connue 10 transact the regular business Of the
nanh roll snl requisite number, may
apply proper authority for election CT officers
HI-Tho non-commsoned officers to be appoin ed
the law directs.
1v-wM. II. HENNINa, with the ran. of Sergeant. and
CIIAS II. WALDO with the rank Of Corporal hereby
detsied In command of the carpg.
VThe former Chairman and Chief INSTRUCTOR the
hitter assistant such the strength Of the corps
may warunt action. as In Article II of this order.
Willie civil and financial matters Ct ths corps safely
entrusted to the abovensncd gentlemen who In connection
with JOHN WOOD, ESQ. Trea,urer Of tbs Battalion, will
m.t,ers staight and in nccordsncc TO usage
VII Th. actions of Tho to be hcnoogasrd
and approved by this Company and the Battalion, their
return.
W. IRVING HoDGsoN, Captain
A. GoRpos BAkswELL, o. mU 2p3t
---S 1~------------
Omc1al-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MrIITA,)
ApJUTANT- -GENERAL's OFFICE
..... New Orleans, March l. 1852
ORDERS NO. 263l
All Captains or Cfcar. commanding Volunteer Militia
Companies Of this State having mnskets belonging 10 ta
State will Immediately to the AduanGeneral all
over EIGHTY may be in their posses ion. THIS number
alone they authorized to retain.
Strict compliance wlth this order will be requrei
~ By order Of
THos. o. MOORE,
49,, Governor and Commander in, Chief.
N. GRIYor Adiuant and Inspector General ms 2p3t
--~e ~~------
OMcial-By The Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
ADJUTAST 4NHaRALS OFFICE,
New Orleans, March I, 1852 }
ORDERS NO. 264.l -.
An commissions as Aids.de Camp the Conmanderin
Chief expired by law the 18th Of February last.
1.-THE following gentleman appointed Aids de- Camp
to the Commander in Chief with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel : =
THOMAS c. MANNING, .
C. lie DOUX ELGEE,
DAVID uRQuHART, -
JULES LAEERGNE
Thsy will be re psctsd and obeyed ms such
By order Of
THOS. O. MOORE,
. Governor and Commander in Chief.
NJ GRIvor, A6jutant and In pecor General. ms 2o3t
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D. L. MoRpuY, auctioneer calls the attention of
buyers the large sale of other goods Just received
from which he will sell this day. 10 O'clock in the
Home Warehouse. See auction advertisement
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Ei5- Candidate for Mayor, irrespective :"
Party VICTOR WITT. OF the Second District.
See Crescent of the 2ah Goth and slst January tel lpe
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TnE Sp1R1r oE. QUA iiHIIpaEa. W. inter,astinpo

The SPIRIT OF OUR GHILDRHN.-An interesting
little girl OF Galnmbia. aed eghts years. not withou
deep OF the condition of the obserye
the fast prescribed by the authorities of the Fra
the 2st inst Her mother, that long
from food would ba Injurious health which
Gac endehvored TO duade her from dng but for
time without 1t until the little
aset was induced 10 rartaka Of anything
Mt la tprevaed her 10 break her fast by following
quaint Illustration: Fasting my daugher, like tickets 10
concert-grown people full p ice, children only half
Goni z.
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FoRr p1Llow.--We learn that Gen. Jones M
wIhsrs of Al nma, ha. ben assigned TO the ea@%and 81
; ricS Il about segenty lss ubove The east bank
he Mi, is ippi river. Memphis Appeal.
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The Louisville Journal is informed that, since
the Federal army occupied Nashville certain Southern cur
rency has apprec. there and that the Of the
State Bank Florida and Alabama freely OF
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The total loss in Gen. McClernand's DIVISION OF
A. EaseI army engaged in the battle of Dover Is officially
sta cd o be follows: Killed. SeS wonnded ioo4 n,ssin
ItN. Toat, l5Ol. w. $.
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ss- NIessrs. w. II. Adams. w. M sehnpis
and r. D. vanorn full of attorney as per
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
MA y y t
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PRESIDENT DAVIS TO TAKE THE FIELD.-The
R;,hm nd correspondent of the Charleon Mercury says
From a circum Of private nature that tr.pspired
eepdav It Is that President Davis WILL shortly.
tat. thafie l..
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Headquarters Second Brigade.

LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS, c. 8. A.
CAN'T LEWIS, March Q, 1Sb2
Hereafter visitors except thoss hHvIng special permits will
be allowed to pass into this Camp only THURSDAYS and
SUNDAYS
b order Cf
z. L. TRACY
Brira1ier General Commanding
THOMAS r. WALKER. Mulcr and A. A. O. mil 2pGt
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While the paper manufacturers of the South are
unable enough to apPy their nose F
a,re naper mills which operation at Newark, n u.
| one year ago, have now suspended, zs
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We are pleased to learn that the Arkansas tele
graph lima fine working condition from this city Claks
yie Ark We will by this route. be enabled to receive the
earliest intelligence Of the movements Of western armies
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Dispatch from Gen. BenMrcgard. ~
JACKSON, TENN, Feb. Is, 1863.
To Gov. Thos. o. Moore: ,. ~
Will all good equipped troops under act OF 2s August
Tint viii! ofIer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let people Of Louisiana upesa HAT hero Is The proper
place 10 defend Louisiana. .-
mi o,tf G. T. BEAUREaARD.
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The bookstore Of Geo.. j. Jones, ST. Louis, was
cosed by the Federal ahofes for crc lat
tanning au article copied from IRE London Dispatch
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The Memphis Argus is very severe on Mayor
C,,eham Nashville whom represents as having been go
surrcud that city, that he hunted the country Tor
week before he could fad who would accept the
surrender. #{.=E1, .s5-i7
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Clarksyile has been occupied by Gen Smiths
division OF Federal They claim TO have secured pro-
visions enough for twenty days subsistence
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FROM PADUcAn.-The Federals, according to late
maon making Paducah The heati their
dviionoyet hundred way five steamboats,
have the last few days. been plying between that place
up the Tennessee and cumberland, whole OF brick
houses fronting the river is used for ma .a,nss and
crossed the Cumberland and Teanessce last week
and says that the Two rivers swatm with beat- sT
1lfsmptis Appesl
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At the late election in Steuben county, New
YORK M Democrats ions chose
On TO the Repnbcans fifteen This IS pretty
good result for n county which Lincoln al01 majority
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GEN, BRAas.-The Knoxville Register says that
Gen. Basg take command of the Souherd IN EAST
4 eunesS{ q. 1 5
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sa, E 700 X s. III Gus e,
Vii Nor. l2S and l2O CAMP STKEET,
kljoning Odd Fellow Hall, New Orleans.

This House. conveniently and pen'any situated fronting
Square and which has been recently greatly enlarged
and Improved open for the reception Of permanent
transient Boarders.
Large airy rooms suitable for families, with board, be
xe,nred jail SmaW
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Redemption cf Ctsy Bonds.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoSsoLIpArED2
DEHI NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1862. }
Notice is hereby given that according 10 the 37h Section Of
Act Of the Legislature Of The State Louisiana entitled IAN
Consolidate the CITY New Orleans 10 Provide for
the Government and Administration Of s Adars' approved
February 2 1852 scaled proposals will he the
10 the city Of boud5 Issued according the foregoing to The
Of hundred thousand dollars until the 18th day
March, 1862, at Il o'clock NJ
Proposals be addressed 10 0. DEBUYs Secretary aud
dorsed Proposals for the sale Of RoattS,n
JOHN +. MoNRoE, Mayor.
CHAs. W. CGLBERTsUN Comptroller.
ADAM GIFFEE, Treasurer.
.. +. S. WIITZ,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Aldermen.
j. d. LEEFE, " ~1"
Chairman Finance Committee Bontd Assistant Aldermen.
fel9 2pIu2j o. DEBUYS Secretary.
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Thc pots, we were told, all Union muh
lei WAS Union New York cribd S.eJl i2 he
ants they sill Union yet tons 9e @ o ~ ,h o f m
hing and n. for the Of ailtras lnle' nSy ~
loo to know difference between Shou anu ,,
sion II is also nonsense. tsaess US @ d r
80 no I,;n,n n share that the aDo) rifles asked LOT, ~
Mc ~ ~ y '9 3. ~ mn,sd would have been on koahokc
my % and tfa The s to Eorh Carolina tor me sneh
; @ men wer. to The Sou are IN earn ST.
o e e. a M a ray. We had SS % in secret service
nrcT 10 tbo,e self Union men, 10 %heef hoa'ks
I.snd wns occupiat Or not ...s F.-t.v
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TuE BLOCKADE EvApED.--The Charleston papers
of tha1tb inst say Bh steamer Rinado saed ap
Thursday for Hampton Reaas 81
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Hcnt4uartcrx goth Regiment, l.. v.

NEW ORLEANS, BARRACKS, March H. 1852.
NOTICEAl officers, non-cQmmissoupd officers pri.
belonging this Regiment by ordered report
headquafsrs TO-nAY before 10 o'clock, A. ~, the
Regiment will leave his aftsrncon a5 O'clock for the
By order Of
AUG. RICHARD, Co!ope.
RoEr X. BuHpEN, Adutant. mil 2pls
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TO Cotton Factors.

FAssMANN's IRON TIES.
Our Mr.. f. has returned from Alabsma where he MAZE
arrangements with the Shelby Iron Worke SUPPLY Us
EXCLUSIVkLY with IL very
Superior Quality OF Hoop Iron.
This Iron is light therefore, cheaper rops for
ba ing Cotton. a--.s-
, We fill orders In u days. ..4 ~-at
II. FASSMANN & CO.,
nj 2piW II f;arouisIet street.
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POINT PLEAsAsT.--A force of the enemy, mum.
PEI not known has at Point Pleasant ten miles
below New Madrid, with vinw emitting OF
with Memphis by river They eersiaiy have esnp ny Il
and one two companies Of cavalry and had
TO hroy Tnursday night Thsv 6rsd
~ he steamer Kentucky canning down Friday night
the port OF the gunt thought tentY four po,1nd
eT Musket shot perhaps 100 fred Counaodos
ho MS was TO have proceeded down with gunboats yster-
Jay ia morning . break which
ID DONG NO time shond 10 iost In The mat:er may Fad
" danger in delayn Mcmphi, Appeal, VII.
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4 sMlIoyEAnsTs.o I OF. THE ENEMY-A gentlsmanawho
that early ast week transports left le month AZ IIa
neses loaded with Federal troops few DAYS later Al
ohal hset OF forty three seed The dostnson aF
forces ou board had tIanspired.
force Of the EnierAs which from 4r o, nAe
points FOR New Mdrid suppoEed g s. mi 1d
meme ot the troop that started the .a
retarned up to Tuesday night Memphis Appeal -
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Roots, Shoes asa Brogars,

H6UEEE3 s5FasFsG ssbf5E 917UyzEsSSs
AT WHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied With primo Dehins BOOTS kSats
EROaANs Wool Anxican Pain Leaf Straw ard &srnpss ohy
HATS, at tho lowe 1T 1nGrket priceB,hy
FROST h CO.,
. No. 10 Magazine street, New Oreepf
Hats, Caps, Ssc., zt Wholenals.
receiving s!lk hhs
Fnr Cagsnoro Panama. Leshorn Straw Palm Leaf MsEiott
and Wool HATS, ct the lowest mar rEet prices, By
FROST D. CO.,
,y,s sp4w No. 10 Magazine street. Nsworls rE.
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conREcr1os New Fork Herald recently e,,li

CoRREcTIoS.-The New York Herald recently
pubisheda statement that Hon. j. c. Faulkner had declared
IN speech at Marnsburg Va that tho policy Of secession
ascarried out failue Referring to this publication
the Winchester Repnbiicnh says G5 ss
We are authorizet 10 state that there Is truth
meats Mr. Faulkner has confidence success ii
cause and il willing to make sacriHce Tfa
mi cradle s Of the Herald only old Inspire confdencs
In the Morrill, and deceive freign sente
The South such absurd tale hardly require conirsdic
tion here. i5s 5555 n 7T7- II
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The MERRMAC AFLoAT--A correspondent Of
the Mobile Advertiser from Norfolk Gays: 81
AS the Merrmac llhe amongst the enemy before this
reaches you there harm In saying that che came out
and took her aboard She Is an
ugly locking and low In the wster that she Win
be target their guns She Is called the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-11

The London Times, in an editorial on American
affairs says last six months America has contrised
spend money in shorter TIME and 70 isss pnpoe
and ha s iii that literally done during this period
Il proceeds argue that the subugation of the south
fui ure union has becone impossible.
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THE REPORTED BATTLE IN M1ssouRl.--We ara
without any adnl;oua iuegenes from Missouri. The reports
Al eady published reached the city via New Maid
~ Louis Republican containing ae particulars Federal
diaeomfuae had been receivsd A. les this monng,
have heretofore stated The Res west Of the not
been working for the last two days Memphis Appeal 6
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The ARMY OF THE MlssIss1pPI.- publish thia
morning the order of Gen. Beauregard assuming
the Army the Mississippi snsd his headquarters
Jackson Tenn The limits Of his department. which
distinct appears fon Gen. Sidney Johnson is known
10 .aE 5Fez
Gems Polk and Brsgg will be connected with him in
land Of the army the former making his headquarters at
Humboldt, and the latter probably at Memphis. ~
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TIE REPORTED VICToRY In ARK sAss--The No
que las the following special dsps.c ii rsxsd 10
this victory sg.,SsS3".
CotIsrH March Is reported here IN morning I'm,
gooa ahaw 81 au horiy that great Confederate
been gained in Arkansas. z ~ ss'sAs -
Zen Van Dorn with Confederate force 1t zs0oO a. 1.
army, which numbered $50 ..s es.1S
battle said 70 have or usa
which is tho siretown Of the extreme moth western
Aikansss and Was lately burned by.gsn McGuiloch.
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EeGfheg..

Feather.
10000 Pounds PRIME sole LEATHER.
5000 HARNESS LEATHER.
10 Dozen Extra Large SHEEPSKINS.
10 =. -. FINE KiPs.
For sale by .-a
p. P. SARGENT,
MlO 2Lp6t bf Ghmn
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GosGJ EGCcs j.! j!

EFOEII ExGtCeS
5000 YARDS OF TIE FINEST QUALITY, AT
Fl. FRANKO'S,
Corner Of Poydras and
fell 2pif Carohdeet streets
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&8r0n Bss'et,

sHtgyOl Eg5e'tt,
sf&
tsUooEssoR TO sEwELL T. T.TAyLoR) IMPORTER OF
~ FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,
al Nos. rs aud is Royal street,
Has now large amply Of the celebrated CREAE DE-
BOIZy CINE, and ptnts also Other brandt
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEIuK, PIPER HEIpsEICK, PAk
MENTIER end other brGuis of Inferior quality. hAVe
large assortment of bost Old sherres such as
LkDo TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON ard
ANCHOR RIEs-16sS-soUTEsIDE MADEFRA, OF
direct importation other Maderas Of lover grade superie
Old London Dry oeE PORT and other Ports of less grads
The celebrated sAZARAC BRAFDIEs-Vintsge 179s 7ss
1902 1864 large supply awaJs on hand All grades OF
CI.AEET and WHITE VINES, in glass and wood Whls-
Kys-scotch and Ih Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Nhir
kys SCOTCH ALE and in pints ndqilsrts COR
DIALs otc Ny Of the best WINES, which
will be sold as otheE houseiu tho city
=, AARON BIRD, -
aIs 2o1y Nos. ls and Is Royal atrest.
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ONE ILLUSION DIspELLED.--A correspondent
accompanied tho Burnside expedion states the
in a communication to the New York Times: =-"
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For The past few da,s there has beeu uuch
anoog opr citizens the Of which will not bs prudent -
sate shonid The enemy know may giving com or .
hen IL mol aid and do wish cousJered ar ~
traitor, VI, Al xill be well though fn few days.
From Fort Pfckens Santa Ro IsIa1d -
nov camp of Instruction Int few are seen over tea
believed that the federas Tegm ID is saacieny
drilled. seud IL of and replace # with smother
This morning report several sait u,ssinu Ia
u oTer Hest, doubt. q. - - -
No; wiihs:aEdius tee sste Of SIR. here Mard rss ~
Observed this afternoon BY few which gave much anruysue
70 she hte negroes snd ragged boys thu streets.
Our city looks perfectly dull and desoiae
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Fassnsase's Cotton Eeyess,

OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We prepared dray store and forward all freight for
shipment per jackson Railroad.
,.l5 2ptf WILLIAMS IL FASSMAN.
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EAST TENNEss EE. We have no business to state
many soldiers iu East Tennessee
how many will be added In the next To- days But
w be ample for all purposes and mt oar line Fl Is
every do We make this by anthority
! 'T's athens (Tenn,) Post,
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rRESCENT CITY
Steam Sugar Refinery.
DOUBLE REFINED
- CRUSHED, -T@Ss ~
POWDERED,
DOL. n..- GRANULATED and
-ts.A CLARIFIED
Sugars, rEolasscs and Syrups.
Equal to any made in the North.
A. THOMSON d CO.. .g.el
,sg7 6m 4a Tctonpttouas street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYUkALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 4 1862.
Common Council of The City of New Orleans.
mo. 5953.i
Reo1rea That the Common Council pledges itself to supply
the OF life the families Of NIL citizens of New Or
leans who may en-. .er into active service,
Signed s. p. DELABARRE,
President pro- tem Board of Aldermen.
tSgnedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
r Approved March A. 1867.
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor. =
a true copy:
ms St TEEO. MARKS Secretary.
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A Ca I'D.

]. G. PICKETT Asst. Adj. Geh'l.
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mil 2p2t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-09
tn. late Nigh sheriff OF Allegheny county b
p,,,.burrh. jar. 77d 1855.
am,ha,s,- Holland Buffers

The PhiIsd. lphis A gas. In speaking OF the lat
sxalbiuoa held ia ,ha, city by the Franklin insti-
tute, satfs
Il, note az medic nes. we are always extremely
eaut OPS, unless satisfied Of The m-rits Of the article
Among those sxbibitsd y the celebrated Holland
Bttsrs. This md clue has been extensively intro
euesd IN svvry state In The Union. md in'o the Can
so,an Prov nees. puncir lily ri bin the last -
yesrs. The exhibition shows testimonials IN ever
Iansusse known IN Ameries, among which We no
G. oae from lie lAts Hon. John ". Clayton. Of
Delaware"
''Dy-p-psa. Headache and Indigestion, BY WHICH
all person. are more OF les. affected, can usually b
cured by moiefaie exercise, wholesome foo', and .
dose ,fBpfhave's Holland Bi.tsrs one hour bSfof'
,.oa nea.r-BaH. Ss.a Janl-d&w1Dl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-09

s-, strunous or serofu!ozs aGseions are TIE
curse. tbs blis.t, the potato rot Of mankind. They
a /. vile and nithy As well .a fatal. They arise f'Om
contamination and iupurisy q he blood. and are 70
te sssn all around Is every WIRE. one garter o.
AL We seet are tainted With them, aod one quAr's'
Of these de Of then; IL ioo'ishiy too. because ns,
aie eur.bi-. ArEE ss'ssrsEnh eissnse' .
Sorosuious eorrrpuOo from The blood. renders y paf'
and heal By. . Z ense ally expurgates ne lou
eou.aninsl.ou from the systen. ohnger sfoH
under your Sc o rlou. disorders. since the iFTesis~'
be Arrn bas prgviied his mastery eone'nauoi o
eurs.sve ' rtues ihat ks calls Dem
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