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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-03

sons extreme radicalism had influenced the
officers somewhat in his arrest, but as An
thony is one of the same stripe, and Col.
Deitzler just and liberal man, that could
not have been one of the reasons for his be-
ing in prison:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF KANSAS,
~ Fl. Leavenworth, April %, 1862.
AS there appears TO be a serious mlsap-
prehension in the minds of many persons
Especially at distance) as to the grounds
upon which Col. G. r. Jennison was placed
in arrest-and entertaining due regard for
that proper public opinion" which takes
alarm at the al bitrary exercise of military
power-I avail myself of this method OF
discussing the public mind on that subject.
The arrest of Col. jennison was the result
of representations made by Lieut.. Col. D. r.
Anthony. of his own regiment, and Colonel
George w. Deitzler. his immediate com
handing officer, and was made at the ear
nest solicitation OF this latter officer, who,
in his appeal to me of the 18th inst, de-
mands his immediate arrest" and charges
him with the most grave crimes known to
military law. 8. D. STuRGIs,
Brigadier General Commanding.
We see it stated that Jennison has been re-
leased from the military prison at st. Louis
He gave his bond for $50, 900, and his pa.
role of honor to remain in the city-both tc
have effect until the charges and speci6ea
tons against him arrive. Twenty o
the citizens of st. Louis are on Col. Jenni
sons bond.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-03

Under the head of "Good Thing" the
Leavenworth Inquirer says a commission
is soon to be created to 'sexamine into the
irregularities, the crimes, the robberies, the
murders, and the pluuderings which have
been committed on our Missouri neighbors
in the counties along the border, by men
wearing Government uniforms" We sup
pose this means that set of Commission
ers are to be sent out from Washington, by
the Administration, to audit and allow bills
fo- runaway negroes. ETC., which have es-
capped from the secessonists, and milk and
water Union men, in the border counties of
Missouri. We are not so certain whether
it would be good thing or not. We are
inclined to doubt its good effects SO much
that we hope no such thing will be done.
Every rebel in Missouri who has been in
Prices army, and lost a niger or anything
else. would Immediately go before the Com
mission and swear that he was the best Un-
ion man in the State, and he could bring
plenty of other rebels to prove it by. Mis-
souri, rebels have no more regard for their
oaths thar they do for taking chew of to-
bacco. If this sort of investigation is to
be instituted, there will be no end to it. Il
will cost the Government millions Of dollars
before it is done with. We wonder if the
virtuous Missourians ever committed any
''crimes. robberies, MURDERS etc., in Kan.
sas, that could be investig ated, and that by
men claiming to be Union +?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22

volanteers' RELIEF Oommttt tee,

sk sss Cry HAIL. Room No. ls 81 /,
TIL 5Ss M r. New Orleans, April f5t 1869
OF Volunteers entitled reef ths reso
luton Of tho Common Council who have had their tickets
delivered to them at call npon the COMMITTEES ii iii
Ward In which thay reside and obtain All parties hay
ing tickets will present them for pay to the CITY
rst, basement story, City Hall nj
families entitled to relief have been
they are requestedt make known to he conittes Il liz
Ward h which they reside. s ss4 ~
WARD COMMUTERS 5
First No. ssl Nayadea street. from to IL o'clock
Gohnittee--E, Cox, "a Kingsland, NJ Gordon, Jr 81
Second Atkins S2 Apollo street from u &.
o'clock. Committee ~ NJ. Laborde, n Aickp. Thomnso
Greenfield. Safs' ff9s s2g2fF7f s
Third Hall Room No H. from 10 to o,clock
sth. 4. ", Bothck Wilhemps Boeart
Fourth ardA Jules Bsns 81 Bourbon street, from ID
70 2o'elock Committee Benits Dr. Chas Deety Aua
Delassns N gl3 3 .9Ts 55{3 f3s' -
streets from ~ to 3ocock CommitteaDr o. Robin rafay
etts Gnyoi Jules Gassars. tn &5 32ss;
Sixth A. elnecourt's ae7 Royal street. from
lQto o'clock Committee r. Forstal Francois Core
3olles, A. b Hemecourt 1 s. ~
Seventh Conn iee--Freius seichnayd ALEXIS Rn
bert. ". &C. Claiborne. 81 81 sss u
Eighth Office Of the Branch Of the Merchandise
Company caacalyo and Eyan Field,
streets from ~ to O'Clock Committees p DeIabarre
B. Z. Robertson Judge II. Kennedy q S
Ninth WardAt No. IS Louisa street. from Il 10 q ococt
Committees. Magioni Emile Tabary, @. DeFeriet #
Tenth the office Of the Seventh Justice Of the
Magazine street. batween Andrew and Josephine
streets rom u to s o'clock. Committee Meps1aan r.
a, Patterson, "a. D. Kelly. 5s y!s Nj W.T. -
Eleventh Ward-At D. + Genns corner Washington and
Bacchus streets from Il to 2 o'clock. Committee II
Huckine, D, r Glenn q. Maepherson e ~ 8sz%
s J. u DEhAvtsE, Secretary. \ epls apst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
WHAT ARR THESE PILLS,

most OF the woods In Alabama and Mssssp NJ, s
Pills coLas in remarkable degree the great curatiys
powers knovn to modern science assisting Nature M
disease from the system whou, crushing Tia slsst 6
sonng It's courses by the inroducon Of drugs
mineral agenta.. III IN En-. I'll 5s Sj5 ID II v9sl I
There is not remedy med BY the medical profession
known 70 the scope Of science that CONFINES in such nsc
on aud with such hasmonisus results great
Of hsaithths sadorac the Diurec md
Cathaftc. n sfSr gtsS ~ s&t s. N ~ W ~
for many years They have bsen analysed by cheisss ma,
have received The snile enforcement from tho most e,bs
medical and they have never failed III success
petensions Of originality made III favor no 4.
serons Of astounding discoveries in impossible
are set forth no effort Is mado 10 dcade Of burhnx Al,
Al that IS claimed that these Pills hive boon pro
remarkable remedy operating with certainty upon ~ wbo,
system prompt In their effect agreeable In their aurs IA
harmless for evil Az bread and water Ia In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
HOW THEY ARE 14ADE.

I8 A4
wghps Southern Indian vegetable Plls hAvs ts.n
and are SOW mainly prepared 70 AL from
drnggiss planters and other regular
who use them aoehcr Of their ,hst
they ar 81 pure simple md ecseous ingredients and
because Of their confdsnes in Dr. Wright being free f
the impntaton o Offering anything trade that /. M,
and genuine The naw process Of dipe plants and III
The essential elements from NIL foreign matter (which a..
mainly the discovery Of that grsst ekss. Dr NJ
alone grabbed him 70 make these P at cost sutcsn,
sonable 70 place them before the pubic as
me from the veknowu analytic chemist
Dr. Preston fa sufficient guarantee Of their parity
De-. JoHE WRIGHT 3 5 VI
your request have subjected The test cf
Of your Southern Indian Vegetable RMS seeeisd 4
ana take great pleasure In that found he
70 contain nothing dsstsrieus 70 the yse bull IN bo
poesess the sudosac Dnre Ezpsc.oaa aud
properties IN harmonious combination
and opinion q that They the greatest universal remedy
known to the world. $s 5 IA AZ 5.=T 81
Respectfully, ~ ~
4 "a i3gSS,.5iiSSs FL. A. p. PRESTON, M D. n
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s0Msh-W.esters,

SOixih- Western
Ex r REsSs COMA n u.
EXPRESS FOR FOREIGN MAIL NATTER CON
Meeting AT TAMPIco, MEXICO WITH THE
BRITISH spE AMERs. Il Ss4s57ss,ls r 555s$$ VI
This Company has completed Ito prompt
and rapid transmission Of MAIL MArTsa 70 81
5lzg All Parts of the .yvorldi
Should the Messenger wh any dicuy owing to the
present political troubles in Mexico prudent he vii
go to Havana by sea. 3$s 6s4 ~ -
Tariff of Charges ON Outward Letters.
s Including Confederate Postage from this city.)
Single Letters half ounce Mexico 81 90
s!-sL'. -'75 70 onna i 90
r.. - =. to Europe ...:..-............. rs
tJ.t-.'5 .s.S. to United States ..-........ rs
Letters over half will be charged In proportion
Open letters for the United States will received and
ined oy committee appointed by Major-General Lowell
II approved by said committee they will be forward
not approved, they will be returned. ~
Letters abroad be received through this Company
must be enclosed In envelopes and directed
the South Express Company, Havana and the
postage TO that place be prepaid The express charges from
Havana may be collected destination * & &F=ss
for Express be forwarded from any part OF
Confectionery by tho Southern Express Company charges to
destination being prepaid a55
Letters by mail may be enclosed with required as
per the above tariff of the Express
pany, New orlsans 5,6 AL \
further information apply Agents Of the Southern
Express Company, in any part Of the Contederacy
]. j.. McKEEVER, President,
dg 2ptf Q6 Camp street New Qrleans La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
TEsTImoNY OF A MINISTER.

' espect We think worth while TO publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing rand @
.esmohy Of no little weight with people of common sense
one y from the Rev. p Bsrre widely known and loved
throughout Askansas and more lately called TO new sed II
m Northern Texas who John Wright under
data o. NJ 10th Of September, ls3s as follows =
You little know the good which bus been acconibea al
~ few boxes Of Pills you "a ma II
that visit They have been blessing to many an
q ny little ock aud inn this nsghborhood they
dear friend that tbar s, =
se yon their effects sucha sure and pleasant
vas never before given helpless man BY his
Author 5e f5sf ie.l 1850 - l4e's - =
other Is from wealthy and suscessul planter Of Aabs
ms, which We insert entre s III : 1>seoe'
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.asssssss5ed 7uriH'
p n ov osT MARsHALs s..

FL Q VO ST. M AR. 9 IIA Il s..
Ths following 10 The amended tariff BY which is 10 DO egu.
lated the date hereof until otherwns ordered the sails Of
the articles therein mentioned ys,I 4.
BEEr-oS Feor.
First qualify not 10 exceed IL per pound
second quality, 10 cents per pound
Third quality, "a cents per po1nd
s. BEKF--bY Retain
First class comprisng lons md ribs, not TO
20 cents per pound.
Second class, round, ruup and chuck, not to
l2 cts per pound
Third class, neck shoulder and shaxks, not
20 exceed. cents per pound
81 PORK.
On FOOT gross MOTTO exceed. cents per pound
" feai, @ ...t...,+.s.. 40 cents per pound.
Green Meat, hog round, at wholesale, not to ,s'
exceed. PA cents per pound
aTeeh Meat, hog round, at retail, MOTTO ex.
coed =. 20 cents per pound
BACON.
Hams and Sides, at wholesale, mot to OK 5fs
ceed.-... ~ cents ar po,nd
Hams and Sides byrsta not 80 cents per polnd
, ~ "hoesale .&. Is cents per ponnd.
asuoaaers py retail, q cents per pound.
Iara'iH teIces ~. % csns per pound.
sita"' IN kegs' ~. % cents per pound.
ID FLOUR
ezra Douss at Wholesale not to exceed per barrel
extra Double BY the barre ). .sis per barrel
SuperHne, at wholesale, s14 mar b.r,eI
supsrane, BY the barrel SIS per barrel.
Fine, at Wholesale All par barr.,
Fine, by tbs barrel. ,s,2 DER barrel
BREAD.
E,fst anal,ty ounces, per loaf Of cents
First quality IA ounces. per lear Of 10 cents
Second quality ounces. per loaf OF S cents
Second quality ounces. per loaf 10 cents
t1J : tJfiESf t-,1f. : ~.
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Pickett Rss1e RaftnIioaa.

few more brave Men wanted 10 ill IN Companies A. R
ana ana, =. PICKETT RIFLES for service during the war
q these Companies rapidly approach completion and
e'f services will be Immediately accepted The full bounty
- DOLLARS viii be given, uniforms AID the very
best arms and equipments. y sF 3s5#
Apply TO Major Eo MCKNIGHT, or Capt f. j. READ.
Beauregard Regiment Camp Lewis and Capt j. r.
office Chief Of POLICE in This nit. - oc1
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Gold Lacl;es,

s SEA q e b UTE ONs.
"a ~ 5sc5a Is At s8j 49,
s Il 81, FRANKo,S, 3ss s5tz3
sapi9 2ptf corner Poydraa and caronds,st s,,....
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Is %,

On Tuesday the 9Th instant, WI unds received in the
haMls Of shiloh. JtsN A DRtEN d EilRGE
THOMAS 1.s Gus priyae Company
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e = E.u.. =, -.

During The IF Foys Saturday night
Wm Heyl, Of this city member Of the ST. Mary
Gannoneerss from II hnklin, AttHkapas.
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Committee ON PaD11e SAFETY.

" 5st, ss2:zFl= New ORLEANS March 80, 1862 IA
Is hereby given to seamboa. Captains that only four
"a dollars freight viii allowed by this Committee
for old IRON ought the city. t53sl3S 95a
m3l 2plm GEO. g. LAyRASoN Secreary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22

ihe undersigned respectfully informs the officers Of una
aehed Volunteer Companies recruited for the war that in
aecordance with the above authorization he now prepared
q muster In sufficient number Of Companies 10 organize
hesmen Of infantry for immediate service trusts from
present prospects, to be able to make Up the ens
delay Having had the experience Of the past
service on the Potomac Lieutenant Colonel Of the
louisiana Regiment he hopes BIZ able to fudl the
Of all who may him with beir confidence
me Companies that may wish join this organization will
address HIM or Col j. N. MAGEE through tho Postoace
Or call personally at their Offices 80 Carodeet and
NO. y Camp street. mp stairs He prepared to furnish
quarsers subsistence equipments and the usual
bounty Of Fifty Dollars. i +s9 .. ~ -f
Is - s.ss s. LOUIS LAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
y LETTER FROM a PI.ANTnR

| RosuYAIz Ala, Nor. 4, 1860
MessH, john Wright 4 Co,
New Orleans La. Y S 55l WI X NJ $3lS g .
aentlemen-k Enclosed please and my check No. 7oI
days sight on Mobile for sl49 VI in settlement 81 asos
date You will plsase 10 me three dozen boz i
8rghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They aTs be
" ever came across and heavy medical BILL
ysafy On my The directions 50 plain and easy I'M
derstood that my oyerseer Ards difficulty in treating
cae OF sickness that his with
and perfect success Ny negroes are healthier and
e 10 opinion aud my oyeseer hts aerasahe
tse solely due 70 which taken them at the Brs
of Sickness being treated BY course Of
thee use them altogether my own family, and would
no be without fortune This may seem
high praise to you nothing more ii lsss
than the plain truth Please forward ia
at once, and by the same route as before zt
Is Yours, truly, IS 800
THos. q. HENDERSON,
From Dr. Charlsston s. o. we have rebeiyeJ
me honest written BY poor but worth,
saan who now strong and IN the armyo
Southern Independence: Is Hi N I'll z ss- 81 Es 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
!. Notice to stean,boats..

sSss new ORLrAas, April 2, 1852.
steamars and others Vessels leaving port 81 New
Orleans via the Mississippi river hereby noti6ei tina.
Lieut. " Mo1LREEYY the First District and Sergeant
e: HOLLAND in the Second District appointed
Of River The Inspection will
at the HART in the stream the option Of the
Immediately before the departure Of each boat
Captains Of Steamers and others who take away
from New Orleans without approval Of their passports BY
an Inspector Or who violae other the Provost
Masshals, Will be dealt With sammarils. H ss &
H. NJ. oFFoRD, sfgS
q Provost Marshal OF the First District
Sa8s $ss;.si4: Y OYPRIEN DUFOUR, s En-
aps 2pf Proyos. Marshal of; The Second District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
| WfsIGHT's sOuTHEIsN INDIAN IN q Il \ !
4 Able PILLS \; &, IA 4 u,
4sa orrssaD 70 Tul raopls ., ras
/ CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PURE, SIMPLE, HARMLESS AND NATuHAISALTEp
10. TIVE AND bLoDD.PUEIFIER y
n FOR THE a HI AZ
Tontng and FOrtifylng OF the svst.,
Diseased. either OccasionaIs or ii tss- 40
demtcs and for the cure OF ali Is,
Ailments having the name ~.

Intermittent Renitteu Nervous Inaammatory and Pu,N
Fsvers Aeaslas, Small rox and Eryspelas
ton Of the Brain. Tttoat Stomach Lungs Liver lp,s
tines and bsader; Pains II the Stomach Baet
and slde Consumption Bropsy Of the Head OF the Ghot
Of the Abdomen and Limbs ;scrofaa, scuryy. Az
Syphilis ]; Cancer. Gravel Loss of Appetite Sick Hsad.
ache Splitting of Blood; ahsumatisn, both aeats and
ohronie; Darrhea Dysentefy and Cocs syncopss ID.
p'eny. and Paralyss; Dyspepsia, Hypochondasis, Ii
Janus, Eplspsy, Whoopins Cough, papitation Il ths
Heart Ulcers and sors. Of every seseripon Hyser.cs.
Weak Nerves. and Iowness of Spirits Suppression ana
other delicate Female Complaints s p Y a IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-22
Troops fos. The war.
INDEPENDENT BATTALION
Detailed for Active Frontier Service.

I CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, )
XII s-oa7ls t3&g-9} WAR EpARTMENr, a.s,5&tSI}
Richmond, April 8, 1852.
Col. ]. EDAossros, Louisiana
sirThe authority heretofore conferred upon you raise
Battalion hereby extended thirty days expiration
within which time increase the Battalion
TO full Regiment.
Your obedient servant x
SIS GEO. VI. RANDOLPH,
II. 5lsg s5as Secretary Of War.
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q. s. NMEplN,,
5. q ~ -fl-! f177 ~ " = r Z
WANTED InInIEDIATELY.

RECRUITS FOR THE O. s STEAMERS LOUISIANA
AND MISSISSIPPI. #
ersons accustomed to Heavy ARTILLERY preferred FIFTY
DOLLARS BOUNTY psid at The time Of enlistment.
Apply TO Capt. J. q BRRsRWooD, q, s. Naval RAJ.
sdesyous, No. MarIgny Buildines .ass
s,3ssss WIN. G. WHITTLE,
8. nps ttny Comm sf5ant
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. Substitutes s q W'a,,ted.

SUBSTITUTES WANTED for Company D. Crescent
Regiment. 80 Ill 7ssaa'g i3717
Apply az No 40 Gayer street, up stairs ap22 2plt
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Hoard Of. provost NE rana,s. 81

Sr.s Z. NEW ORLEANS March d, 1862
y Gold and Silver sganst tho Notes Of the Com
lnent y, pss.up' anu severe severe pua,sh'
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.os. 0. MOORE, Governor.
Notice

s. tAAEN SERVING IN THE ARMY will be transferred
BY sending nther names stating to what
Companies and Regiments they belong. "a 5 szs
Application to be made to Capt j. a. BREsHWoOD
recruiting oflcer No Marigny Buildings Third District
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Hospital suppi1es.

st -.
No. have he cred to proceed forthwith from
New orleans other places for the puruese d
getting either IN Money or Cotton to purchase
Medicines for sck and wounded soldiers also hos
pital supplies. sSss
Ladies' and gentlemen who wish service to our
srng can DO SO by giving Old Linen, Lint Cordiais
Vines or that may w II do for lie SICK
and csnvalescehti Dried Fruit, Peaches, etc & ~
DR. WREN be seen at III Gragier street between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock, whore he will receive all that
th s i tzsns may feel q sposed e contribute.
ap22 2ptr ~ II B. q. WREN
Provost Marshal's once, Third District.
85S3 Il \ gw oRLEAns April 49, 1862. 4
Those who have been ocs are invited to
or eher tnat may not be exposed
brought before ma for contuuacy.
ap2l 2p6t FL RRE soULfa Provost Marshal
Hoard Of Provost MarshAIs.
NEW oRLEAas, xpril 10 1852
whereas vigorous MEASURES have to bring an
supply of Provisions New Orleans before long Is
by the Board the notice pro-
n1pns OF Wheat Flour Com, Corn Meals Meats
and Rice from New Orienas to the country b rescnded and
Of these articles quantities ID liz cam
family and plantation purposes may hereafter be made
without special permits from Provost Marshal, $5 If
& BY order Of the Board
II ap2ls 2ptf EM AFUEL BURTHE, Secretary.
e1ur Sick Ind AVoundrd at Corinth.
3. "a GoRIarH, Aprfi;lo. 1862
aessss. X, ~ Wood, Louis Elkin and Chas. Black: ri
the effects Of the contest through which
nave gone We have many many, and wounded
and are almost entirely Of all kinds Of necessary
comforts for them We therefore cali upon our fellow
tnfengh yon tosena them and nonr
think that TO call upon onr fellow citizens Ia al
that Is necessary. Ia VI tsssg59 a7s-;
n Ne also want $50 Blankets and $50 Hayersacks.
Respectful lly, s,5S3s 9ts.
4 MARSHALL q. SMITH.
II Colonel Crescent Regiment
have already been sent BY the Relief
Association.
The Biankes Nourshens etc., are Immediately REQUIRED
The ne Of the Hospital We respectfully call npon The
q soldiers send all spare Blankets
two yards and feet side mad. Il
and carp ting together with many of the 70 low
Ing parties inclined to give I'd the store Of
sELkIN 4 co. No. IS Camp street RI * ts =
u lsssssth,aWas, Al - Soft Crackers,
N slrs ZIG or new. Atrnwruot, IN
H ssnppust al - sist5 Port Wine % S n
nnsps, 5fSS Brandy, ~ S :. 81
5 i;.;i EFs sss;: %
seS Will sugar, ~ lint and Bandages.
= sent tor from Corinh III leave with
the articles about the middle Of next week.
+. N. WOOD,
R "pss 1pa @gsss5 LEWIS ELKIN.
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3 1B~ For Recorder of The First District
w: EaERsoR the present incumbent candidate for
feeleehon.t Election, June 2, 1852 ap7 2pte
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1 Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective OF
faarfy, VICTOR WILT, of the Second District
See Crescent Of the 18th, 3lst January feel 2pe
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3. e liessrs. W. Il. Adams. w. M. sempls
and Horn have power Attorney as per act
passed before W H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public.
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4 Ia Al N.TREpAGNtER,
ri p, OGDEN,
ss ~ u. ~. sPoFFoRD,S
y VICTOR BuRTHE,
10 s. 3 s eYPRiEN ptFoUR,
- zsti 81 Ss PI FIRE. SptI ID ~
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Notice.

I'D W. ~ 49,. =7s EXECUTIVE OFFICE, 5E i
IT New Orleans. April 90 1882 4
b Purchasers f Of SIX PER CENf. STATE BONDS ars
hereby notified that the Bonds viii be ready fsr delivery
gu the 2lst and I'D inst s
ap2i 2p2t THos. o. MOORE, Governor.
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The Texas papers say that salt is selling at Greg
ory'a Lake at % to 80 cents per bushe and plenty
on hand.
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In for the War.

We have received special authority from Nal Gen,
TO recruit a BATTALION OF. REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
FOR THE WAR. Ks 49, Is ~
"a LIBERAL BOUNTY will be given, and the Troops Of
this Commsnd will be furnished with the very best Arms
Uniforms and Equipments and upon footing equal
TO any In the field. 80 ~
We call those who love their their country
tally around the Battle Flag which with imperish-
able glory over the field shileh where our
own wellbeoyed General will to his Victorious
army. Il lssss as9s rs I'll
RECRUITING OFFICE No. 8 carondeet street
ALEXANDER SMITH, Is
- Colonel JEFF. Davis Regiment. &
t THDs. F. WALKER,
81 s 4 Major and late A a. g., n II
s apis 2ptf 81 5FE I'd Volunteer Brigade.