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Onicial-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, I
r. ApJuTAFr GEsERAL,s OFFICE ,os,

ORDERS NO. loLI 81 8@ a4f =F,@ 9t.&s
Itolonels Of Regiments will forthwith report to the Gov
etor the names Of proper persons to be appointed oce o
conanies Notice will Immediately given 70 such persons
by the Coone that they hare been recommended as ofe
and the persons so notified will Immediately proceed set as
they we're regularly commissioned
II-Its expected OF the Coones that person will re
competent to discharge the duties OF us
command who Is not alive 10 the necessity OF entering
promptly and snergcaly upon the discharge Of his duties
I-Captains Of Companies will forthwith proceed 10 enroll
all persons subject Militia duty within the bounds Of the
command md will make report to their respective Colone
for transmission to Headquartes.
Iv-Any and persons subject TO Militia duty re~ing 70
give their places of r,sdencs to tho company on
GERS making the enrolment must be Immediately reporea
that rigorous may be at once aoop
cd to compel obedience. u. !,
yThs Governor and Commander Chief enjons upon All
officers the energetic discharge Of their duties There mas y
neither hesitation nor delay. Private business must oe os
g4rdsd the wants the country demand the labor aaa
skin Of every citizen the public defense Patriotism
msnifeat Itself in action not in words and that
nsuicient efficacy Of arrest and court martial v %
ed on every delinquent whstevsr be his rank Inc Mia
4 must be prepared to march st few hours notice.
L. = =, o. - BY order T. - .-4
2. THOS. o. MOORE,
y. Governor and Con,mander.in Chief.
NJ GaIvo4, Aduiant and Inspector General FEY zp't
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Foreign Intelligence.

The steamship America Liverpool the 25th brings
the following intelligence; ~ -. ........ - I
the Federal blockade
sasr pspst ssi y ns5ysne alees
ss;s
81 ssssSa
dsi Rsn ct large @ sns
y rsH.i for a. d S whom ss Rs
nsa o ,ss ssnd a%ss
asOSs. Thompson again at
Ell
A. 4 @ Sna
e AnS %
on Mr. psssh sss .,lp ra
Il ssrIs
stsHa STILL The Trent made
nfn smother ses affair. Til,
Time s9sd e wait quite II. e n
cont @
for osl ssssm assen P she I'd Monday
s ase * hss1e e
morning Which Is r hs sbege Is con
a sns as an sahE Ags Her Of The
has been Geoese waters few leagues oil the por
Ths Gibraltar Chronicle tho United States Consul a e.
diY
mort The authorities however considered themselves no9n
10 afford such aid Indispensable The Sumter hayn
sprung leak the she vas. therefore, permitted
g effect necessary repairs III the arsenal Il A.. rrar
More fears realized relative to the accdent at tne
coal mines Of the buried miners was
There stormy weather IN ,ne !t.sn
ITere were vessels wrecked and some oss
FsAScE-The dissatisfaction with NJ Fouss budget was al
4 parently giving way. ,o, u. s b,ov.pt Rantes nj
in vsnced L nsr cent. and closed at 10f 75e a,
Mpster Of state has declared IN congress
Snon ond and from Mexico on aecount ot Y
;nspendence also stated that Spain mad rscs
"a NO ocal respecting any rther fesoiht
20 and England reference to Mex he cohcuus
" saving that Spain would hstingy support the interests
% Mexico. l-' - "a hat,,.s an IN. P,nssi
aayeTnnen and the Archbishop Of Posen who in a letter
Ne Minser Of Public Worship dafends the national stn
Tbs latest French pagers conclude from the attitude Of
Ensh press that the Trent air only pretex for "
England wants to force tho blockade OF the sonth
oe ports. - ,..,. = ss.,,on- ~ The h,oc.s
blockade Baltic IN now at @ ~
The 0nione Nuoaae bames some Official papss ter "
hidden Southern sympathy and says ENGLAND would oeeo
dangerous Franceif America were weakened;
says Gen Am9ne s now IN nIo
Aimonts WIN accop the French expedition 70 n
,s1G NEW YORK, Feb lU-Ihe steamer Jura IS tepo''s ~
~ In with Ave days later news IN , n g4s
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T.HE MILITIA.

We learned undoubted yesterday that IT was
the Intention of the Governor to order the militia into Cep
either The Notifications Camp Benjamin. soon as they
organized into regiments and that he has given instructions
to the officers to perform the work Of organization with all the
dispatch possible The for this course is that the militia
being composed Of only those who refuse to attend drills must
necessarily require considerable drilling to make them tit for
any Service and it important that this should be commenced
in time. s"r ~ ~ sr, ,jt
The volunteer troops will be allowed remain at home drill
ing usual Of course, until wanted, for they are now
pretty good soldiers il hardly necessary to put them into
camp Theirs being voluntary service they can be relied
upon all obey with alacrity all orders when is,ned
they be got ready for instant ssrrce hence
the orders published the othsr morning. but they will await
these orders at home. '.'+ r
Those lukewarm patriots remained in the militia
counting and comfort while their feiow.csizsns
were undergoing the fatignes of drilling, will thus see th
sy bsye slightly mistaken the winning card and are likely to
be disappointed unless they take immediate steps towards
attaching to volunteer company NO man
need deceive with the vain hope that he wall be allowed
to stay ut home protect the women and children. oal
authorities are mined to have everybody subject to dc
militia duty-n service Of some sort.
The officers appointed the militia will of course srair
nerve get commands u early possible
as the majority them patriotic gentlemen who have h
their count at heas, they will not permit the
TO be humbugecd into letting people of from their rs
sponsbiles No will be taken but those specified
the law will have be good proof sstab ished
in those ca,es. sgr- # %
We Will taks the hoertS u 6aN'sins 'nei w 'e p'A''
we consider it very important ons too There are Gea
many who formerly attached volunteer companies
but taking advantage Of the dorgsnation created BY tn
new law refused again attach themselves and still ho
their old certificates Of membership possibly with the ineno
of playing them upon the militia officers We hope sncerel
THAT this will not be permitted bu that enrolling ofcel
will consider man bona fde nitiaah whs canhS
skow his certificate dated either after the 18th inst
We believe that weeks service in camp would do II
militia men an Of good and besides would
an volunteer branch Of the service whie
has been by faithful service Due practice on the fo
Hcations would every In the militia worth his weig
IN gold of attack the city while their resdsn
there would accusom them camp e With its exposures al
hardships .-,,.. q x.
The Colonels Of different militia regiments we nnderstan
ar. notompetine with almost seepess energy honor
first and have every reason to belle
that BY the middle week. at eas six militia regimen
will be sent camp. This will be glorious result and
rs have the best effects upon the pnhc mind ~ A> -,
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Notice..

MR. A. B. JAMES, In card calls upon persons who have
made donations for the Sick and Wounded Soldiers to call at his
Office and he satisfactorily accsnn for the same do moi
consider hs notice any TO the communication made
f dow. s;nce by authority of the Executive Committee for The
Relief Of tho Sick Wounded Soldiers of the Confederate
ARMY and 10 avoid further discussion the MATTER wish
state distinctly that Mr. B. Jsmss has received donation
sent to this society and without authority, and without To-
tnovee or Of any member Of the Association has dis
nosed of the same and failed give satisfactory account
them when called npon to do SO other words the Assocs
ton had no knowledge Of tho donations until inquiries wsr
made of them by the donatos who forwarded the goods to MI
A. B. James care y
T. O. sULLY.
u n,,ooro Febrrury H. 1882 - fell Ct
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ABR's coe1rA91oas.

: We ought to whip them rebel chaps; X
think 10. m re and more ~.
We've got an armed hest on the sea, ~
And feet army on the shore. Big -
Yet, Madame H., with aiocund smile, =.
Deems II hut glorious fun, E ESQ, =
To call my Bethel fight Bull,
And my last BULLY RUN.
tE" Bob" /" threw my message ont the cars,
The reason now I'll tell,
; Tbs IaAuGUR4L he thought Q boss, ~ 80
And didn't AUGER we'll. ~ ~ u
There b no commerce Or the sra. - ~
All traffic now is dead
Z Some ray this comes from my st0cEApE, -
And como from my EIork HEAD. =-- 5
FAin would in secret weep -.
'Twould free my soul from cars
But rebel JEFF has sternly said, 7
Don't" drop . PRIvATE TEAR.
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:
A FEDERAL. COMMANDER ARRESTED ON a CHARaH
OF Chicago Tribune, OF tho 10th gives the
lowing particulars concerning the Rreat Of Gen. stone and h
oae the slave catcher has bssn r0ken ii his
sent Fort aayette under Rrres He rs thAred
with holding reasonable Iens
printed from gentleman In Mashingsz.
Stating in substance testimony had been ecsd By hs
aa Chairman nimpcatae Cen Stone ii reasonable doip ras
under inunction Of secrecy until me MAJ
x .a a assnsS
Ths letter ssse eys sssiai. ss;
there wooded island IN the river front q W
Of his which place Of sa n
add, ion papes being conveyed to e =
WAS belle we'd that qninine and other Eghy
to The traitors were taken to ana pae a
Stone constantly compelling his soldss e catch
and slaves to the sseessions Tas XII bai W.
ness hst Andrew Of Massachusetts appead te We IS
reay Warto have stop PVT e T. 20 sr ~ as
lion In the Senate subject and Will bc thAt
snne wrote him letter about IT, But the esar
Villains niquy Is fui anu ne
Gen Charles r grieyes 10 s NATIVE Of ~
Pointer bitten By The which
lis blood destroyed his loyalty TO his dosernprn "
ne.9 Ms Point II 81 nson
siGe Mhen L hs cont sssinusa
CAPTAIN al Chepuepec. the he splssed =
military engineer. He resigned his cemson 10 isoe sna
asxo.sa Rs0s Wssnston az tie a of sumter be
vices and was assigned q y
then hay ~ In
ssls srshp ,ss e5sss:s =
iiass Eaaards ARf fssy sed nabsrns i from
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Headquarters I4ouisiana Troops.
Major GENEplLs OYrIcE.
New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1852. J

ntssx ssx ssssn.ss S,is.ns. sss! of5'fs r. is;aS
GENERAL ORDERS no. 81 .. .'s-E*1r
I-Ths Regmansl bounds of the Hia Troops OF the late
First Division will henceforth b IS follows:
FIRST MILITIA BRIGADE-Brig. Gen. H. Q. Story.
LIT Regiment COL B. Wilkinson commanding, comprises
the parish Of Paqueminss. s. "
I'd Regiment, Col "A. Marrero commanding comprises the
parish Of St. Bernard. ii. 49, ----s
Sd Regiment Col Geo Pendely commanding comprises the
9th Representative District OF Orleans. IT, +2gs5
4h Regiment. g. Dsrsre commanding, comprises the
8th Representative District Of Orleans. s-[ g.
SECOND MILITIA BRIGADE-Brg. Gen. G. A. Laouzan.
Regiments Col W. L. Robertson commanding, comprises
the eth Representative District of Orleans e-
ID Regiment Col Chas. A. DsArmas commanding, com.
prises the s,h Representative District Of oesas. q
Sd Regiment Col W. B. Kouutz commanding, comprises the
Gth Representative District Of Orleans ~.
Ah Regiment, Col Jos Solomon umsndpg comprises the
1 7th Representative Disret Of Orleans. ss..
| THIRD MILITIA RIGADE-Brig. Gen. A. J.Pswel
ls Regiment Col J. H. Putnam commanding, comprsss the
| lst Representative District Of Orleans. ~
I'd Regiment, Col 7. O. starke commRudng eompses the
| ID Representative District of Orleans. -"
Sd Regimen, Col ding, comprises that por.
Representative District lying between Julia and
Poydras streets, river and swamp. -.5LI
h Regiment Col. J. NJ. Magee commanding comprises that
portion Sd Representative District lying between Canal
and Poydras streets, nver and swamp.
FOURTH MILITIA BRIGADE-Brig.- Gen. l.. A. Charlton
pes that portion lying between Felicity Road river, Wash
| ington street and swamp. ~. '-- i. r.'-
ID Regiment, Col VIM Wren commanding, onprises tha
portion lying between Washington street. river Toedano stree
| and swamp. . zr.. tS' .." -T=6
Sd Regiment Col N Commander commanding. comprise
portion lying between Tolsdsno street, river line
Jefferson and swamp, left bank.
4h Regiment Col F. Zarlngue commanding, comprises ha
portion parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson right bank
II-The Colonels of the sbosenamed regiments will
to their beats
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Western Military Correspondence.
The Siege Of Fort Donelsonver aad Weasr-Bsauregard
= rlunkeyism in Office = The Columbus cruumlocution
Office, etc. -f- zl.' ny -
Special to the New Orleans crescent.l

Special to the New Orleans crescent] 4
Mr. news the pro'raoed strasss St Fo.l Don
all have gst to keep ua from failing into
plsss @ are making defeat a Fort
.Ss w9s [ posp 5a IL
nSg spsS sTs I
the Nv were hs sgs
po The mud aud down town again becoming
ea ssaarsssrd was this evening but did not
V, sy
ssna ssespon believe the mud viii check anything
% than than that # sssrs
esautnGy the ocsss therein nwSys
e.
X ss 5 ss
s s
Uss bears Or bss.s great IN
4
s
Hs
Gsss 70 VII n1s ss
was busy as and wa'.sa ina IN shet time
@ NJ r as %,'9
kqs Ss.a ssay s s.
hss? rs @
m sa tas aas mI0f As xss dsssss
iiits bilel determined wait and Whilst walt
sG Gen Polk looked into the being unoccupe
lust them Icoud easily have got my pass or
how 10 get IT, by speaking to him but preferred awaiting tn
action Of Major No. never retnrned room
had waited altogether abont hour and half Mto
Il No came in politely offered show him papers, stan
that whhed A. passport Standing before The ire Will n
hands behind him. cooking his q Ben
rummell he infored It after business honrs an
that no business could be attended TO- explained Inat N
other Major requested to watt urged hat my
was Important th time was scarce that e r9aas
had aud that bard to travel milo sueh u
MI lance Of Cen Folks headqasrs from the business ar
the han once Tor
a. pasSnort besides would only take him 70
methe pass WI pompops dignity evdeny lhsnsl ~ ~
ernsh me he replied II you'll look on the ohtsiae o f w
daar sir yon ses notice that business honfs ag
hslf 10 & and business ansacea ouse
those hoursb ! lett 81, A. l.. ,u;,tn ,nsness hours
IT, hsn vent aeain my passport met WIN tnS tplsh
nrs he day before 10
sg m their place who politely informed me taat
dc no Longer Issued there that Col tie
he aovenor of columbus had charge OF the
,s,nass This was q recently made of wnicn nt
not heard had 10 another mile through
ne find Col. Wright u ~ s,,, M. q
aupkeys that they they nave
,sht before and could have done ~ 10 a wor
Snc men are disgrace but o.e they must
ng endmred as q military necessity These MAJORS
Certainly profcIents the science Of how not TO do
:. | ,,ssant ANTI from M Old Iron Banks 5f ]. g.
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ID Z n ID .

On wednesday 18th instant Ms ELIZA T. COISoN, aged
66 years q pays Of Thonaon, No. twenty years resi-
dent OF this city. M
This funeral will take place This Morning, 10 O'clock from
her residence 7s Dsuphne street, bween hontssut
and Cous Streets Third District The friends of The family
sre Invited to attend. . ' 3
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! VOLUME XIV.
Reien,ptiOss Of CITY Bon dis.

orp,cr oY rHH COMMISSIONER or THE CONsoIDATgD)
y 'isN5~-lz' = DEBT OF NEW UnLEANs .r,i q
-s-'+ s=5,t.-- New Orleans, Feb 10, 1884, } 4
Notice hereby gisenthst accor ding to the 31h section o.
m Act of tie Legislature the State Of ouana entitled IAN
the City Of New Orleans and to Provide for
tho Govsrnnen. and Administration Of Its Affairs" approved
February 49, 1852 sealed proposals will ba received the SAFE
the city bonds issued according to the foregoing act 70 ue
hundred thousand dollars until tue h Jay
March, 1862, at IL O'Clock ~
PROPOSALS to be addressed 10 O. DEBUYs Secretary aud
dorsed Proposals for the sale OF Bonds" +'l =fr
f. JOHN r. MONROE. Mayor. =
sTEE g -a.. ..f CHAs. w. CULBERTSOE, Comptroller.
--Er ApAM GIFrEN, Treasurer
T.. =. WlLTH .
-4,- Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen.
@, ~ 3. u. LEEFE, r-. .--
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fel9 2ptm26 o. DEBUYS Secretary. ts
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OmclaI-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
New Orleans Feb. 49, lSo2
ORDERS NO. lC6-
The Passport will be opened daily In the
Of building, No. III Canal street, between the hours OF
O'CLOCK and O'Clock, p. N. No passports will Issue
from the Adiusn Generals Oico will passports be
issued after o'clock, P. NJ.
By order Of F5
THOs. o. MOORE,
Governor and Cammander-in Chief.
NJ GR1yor Adutant and Inspector Genera La ies2p o.
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TALK ii ON ,oHANGE,

a,a rsa vary 1i,a mo ~, tho aaos NJ
dov na At tyvo or fhrss o the oos, corners
.a sara far ~ e hab;tues INT Ii WIS merely 10
ta,t IN. Of long nine with many
views Of this s and the other al, tending however
ou,sa ENGLAND and Franco will pursue To cnt long
.bort the feouenters OF the ags may as well abstain
about what England and France will do
communication or rather an extract private
pondence London The 3st December giving
something philosophical graphic view Of the general
nositon of affairs IA received at that date from the
States that uas and the souhern that H.
WHINE we ara writing Wa u that the "a. give. very bad
light what i. tbs matter With Ne q. Torkss For several
neht, III. ne,o has nrououndsd is The matter
with the IA. comnanvs The ianna give yery neaefe and
dim ph. IN soma instances not eoaug cotnraou sperm cr
avsu whale Fbe Gas Light Company has the credit Of
ba,n an Il IA hoped il win susn its reputation
and ye the great pubc something more than an apology for
light Possibly war times may be nterpoEed
| the deficiency Of light, s"1 5.F@ tsg NJ s&p
Some Of our citizens have not yet got their fright of
Tuesday last when they credited the flying report
KEGS having landed somewhere but which happens
where The bayou Aux Chepes has its rise within miles Of
the Mississippi river at point about thirty rlea below the
tr Ta ol Fort St Leon at the lower extremity Of Eng
ljsh Turn was we'll situated to impede the progress vessels
that might have passed Fort st. Pip-is was in 1914
,as bnt tb od FORT s one f the things that were ali washed
Fort Darby located atthe confluence Of Tere
.s and sks This fort as blt by order Of General
JACKSON in the memorable campaign prevent
of tba through ere AUX Bnu and bayou Aux
chsnss Tb, bayon Any enes ia what The Yankees have
a, sorna;ne an nryeynp within The last few days If the
ara i, lar force .s repoed at Island Breton and
n. Cmndsnrs than of Il Ii their intent to effect
landing nm the main throupb BAYOU Aux Ghene. -F
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Il. A. STU AM, ID. sf
Commanding Pointe Coupee Battalion

prApouARTERs lsr DIvlsI0N WESTERN DEPARTNEST,
Columbus, Ky. Feb. II, 1885, )
Special Order No. z35.i
Can't r. A. Stewart the Pointe Sonpte Artillery Is here'
by authorized enlist and muster into the Conlederae
Infantry the number Of twelve hundred and Cavalry to the
number of two hundred for purpose Of being incorporated
Into separate command into the Pointe Coupss Artillery
''-- BY command of ... !
kajor- General POLK,
aro Wr,,..sos A, A,G l- fels 2p,f
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Third Brlsade,L. u. Troops.

4 .-.ts.. HEADQUARTERS 3p BRIGADE, l.. 81. TROOPS,
y = 80 New Orleans, Feb l9, 1861. 5
GENERAL ORDER NO. IL $50. .......5
Having assumed the Of the Third Brigade Of the
Louisiana Ns hereby appoint following named officers
~ my Staff viz sr.
Ms,or sAML n. TODD, Brigade Major and Inspector
Csptain HENRY CASTAREpE, Brigade Qusrterma.tsr
:, ARTHUR THIBAuT, Brigade Psymaster
~. Ill. CRAwCeUR, Surgeon Of Brigade Staff.
l. JULES GAsSARH, Aid-de.Camp.
T. b.. VAN HORN, Ad-de.Camp.
:. WM A. FRERET, Abide Camp.
. EUsEBE BOUNY, Aid eCsmp
The Troops this Brigade will recognise respect and obey
them In their respective capacities.
Al. POWELL,
Brigadier General Sd Brigade.
JUIks CAssARp, Ad.ds-Camp. - feO 1t
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: A MADMAs's FRoLIc, Miss Kelly. in her !. Drs-
matte Recolleotiona, relates with great Effects
story that Mrs. Mattoeks, the actress, told herr.
She went to /" Bedlam y with some friends, and
the keeper, pointing to one cell which they mad
I not seen, said: Here's one in here who is per.
fectly quiet 80 long as you don't contradict him
cordingly they entered the cell, and saw p pale 4
faced man, with dark eyes which had . penetrafsnG
brightness peculiar to madInen. He was ID desp
thought as they entered. The party having salts
fed their curiosity, were about retiring, when
{sad Mrs. Mattocks) he. seized me BY the wrist,
shutting the door and placing his back against II,
and held me in his firm grasp
| " Well young woman, y said he, s = you are in 2
comical situation here shut In with o madman.n
| said "Sir?, = But you needn't be alarmed, you
are perfectly safe !; they told you was harmless,
| didn't they! You needn't answer. Are you fond
/ Of drawing? / know you are. What is this ~ 10
concluded, holding up paper.
"a ship )" said !. T. ~ =
| "A ship is it-yon call my tree ship do you?n
ayes, yes,n said I, y. its g ship. I,
i " Oh pray and what is this " n s sFts,,.5zE
1 OBLIGED to say something, and not knowing
i what he thought it was / answered, house,
which it was. S y, 3ss,sS 4 ss,
teeth, at the same moment swinging me round the
cell with his huge arm, said = Now, is u o houss
or not? ~ ss5stss!tgs sa45s s5 ~
/" II is, it isl y s &
s.Then tell you what it Is, hen-this is q dol
lphinn Then holding up the knife, and knaahlng
his teeth said, Can you tell what this - and 20
mistake ! y ,s5s.3- III + s.ss #, :,
!, ~ 4 knife ~ answered. 60
"Right for once }" said he, 4, and can You tell ,Ina
5 what shall do with it?n Il trembled, and shbok
, nv head in silent negatfve. . / tell you what
q shall do with it; Ishan serape my charcoal
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-The above named Officers will report for duty TO Major
General Jno L. Lewis commanding the Militia Of the state
BY orser of
THOs o. MO ORE,
Governor and Cummanderin -Chie
NJ GRlyor, AdjuAnt and In pecor General. leis -Ph'
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AUCTION SALE Messrs. Gardner Smith y 60.
ionesr Exchsnge four lots In sanae bounded By Paya
sasust Miro and Tont lots In bounded BY
onomhsnse BisnYile, oslvez aud Miro ses's
tiseInent, ~. ) g5- & -55s+4 Is 5--H -.a
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..-Nottce-Au applications for Ladies' In
via,ions to the CONTINENTAL GUARDS BALL. on ths
sh Of February must be handed in TO the Committee b,
THURSDAY NEXT, at o'clock P. NJ. After that time, NJ
more Invitations will be issued. -,.-za o.,
: felS 2p3t u. l. hioAhpo' necy'
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.rtsrs second Brigade. (

LOUISIANA STATE VoLUNTEER TRooPs,
New Orleans, Feb. 20, 1852 !
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2 - f. 9.' ~ o. + =
The Brgadisr enea commanding has appointed the fol-
lowing Stat: El"g s=,s
Major THOB. F. WALKER, Brigade Aajsr and Inspec or
Captain JOHN ,. CALDWELL, Aid-ds,Gsmp.
IGNATIUS CAULF1EIsD, Aid.ds-Chnp.
HENRY TRACY TwICHELI1. Aidde- Camp. T.
-, l.. n. PLACE, Brigade Quarternas:er. go
. JOHN WOOD, Brigade Paymsster. -
P, BEEKMAN McELROY Brigade Surgeon
Who will be obeyed and respected accordingly. 7l
By order of ~
E. L. TRACY, BriEHdier C snsral.
,-.., n ,r,,,r, A NC fnlD 2p1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-20

- Notaee-The Bali to be given by the
Rsanrsqord Cadets is postponed until further noce Tickets
that have already issued Will be good for the night oa
which the Ball will take place. iois d"