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Volunteers Relief Committee.

CRY HALL, Room No. 49,
New Orleans, April 10, ls6e
All families of Volunteers entitled 10 relief under the
luton the Council who have Ind their tickets
delivered to them will once upon Committee the
Ward in which they reside and obtain them. All patties hay
ing tickets will present them for yment TO he City Treas,
rer basement story, City Hall.
Should any families entitled relief have been overlooked,
they requested to known to the Committee in the
Ward ia which they reside.
WARD COMMITTEES.
First Ward-At No. 39 Nayades street, from u o'clock.
| Co,nmiec--E Cox, S A. Kingsand, NJ. Gordon, Jr.
Second WardA I. Aikln's, 3l2 Apollo Street, from IL
o'clock. CoumiteeJ. NJ. Iaborde F. Acklin Thompson
Greenfield
Third Ward-Ciy Hail. Room No, 49, 10 o'clock.
Committee Gerard sh, T. W. Bothck Wiihcmus Bogart
Fourth Ward-At Jules Bens 81 Bourbon street, from 10
to o'clock Comnittee-Jules Beit Dr. Chas Deety Aug.
Dcassus,
Fifth Ward-At Oscar Robins, vlere St Ann
Streets from 10 TO O'Clock. Coumit,eDr O. Robin Iafy-
cite Guyol, Jules Cassers.
Sixth WnrAt J. A, Offence COURTS ao7 Royal street. from,
10 O'Clock. Committed. E. Forsta Francois Core.
jolles, ]. A. e Hemecourt.
Seventh WardC i,tee-Freus sochnuydre Alexis Ro.
bert ". G. G. Claiborne
Eighth WnrdAt of Branch of the Merchnnss's
Insurance Company of Casacalvo and Elysun
streets, from L. to o'clock. Committees. p DeLabarre,
3. L. Robertson Judge T II. Kennedy,
Ninth Ward-At No. IS ouea Street, FRI m 10 Q o'clock.
Commiee-J. sIag;oni, Emile Tabary, C, DeFerie
Tenth WadAt The Office of the Seventh Justice Of the
Peace, Magazine street, between Andrew Josephine
streets FROM l. to o'clock Committee Mensuau f.
A. Patterson, A. D. Kelly.
Eleventh Warl-At D. alenn's corner Washing on and
Baechus streets, from Il to o'clock. ComnittecJames II
| Huciine, D. 7. Glenn, E. Macpherson
| '- GERARD srITII, President.
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Aid for our Hospitals.

Messrs. EdtorsI here make special and earnest
appeal your city and State behpl of the Hospitals ut
Oxford and Holly Springs Miss. It known your readers
that Mssssi p is behind State Confederacy in
patriotic devotion holy She poured out her
money, her stores and her blood Ike water and will most
freely sacrifice all of and m rather than ieopardze
her birihrght to constitutional liberty. The may be
said, truly, of all the Cotton States.
The communities Of Northern Middle Mississippi being
more accessible 10 the calls from Virginia. Tennessee Ken
lucky and Missouri for hospital army supplies, had lite
rally stripped themselves OF everything available those
Objects Now, large number of sick and wounded SOL
ders quarerd at Oxford and Holly Springs An immense
army arhy increasing the sick in these hos
pitfalls daily They must be provided for Those towns are
small and the country sparely settled utterly i'm
possible te meet the necessities of dear and
and sons witllou. assistance frtm abroad.
Ny dear Srs know The pleadings Of humanity religion
patriotism have always been heard responded by
people of city and State They only ask to know that
help is needSd-what kind how much and it will be
Forthcoming promptly.
Connected with this tender and responsible branch of our
sarvice for the last eighth s you that help
more needed the above points than any yet SEEN
II we are TO have another bnta at Cornth which
daily may be compelled charge
than double the number have We have about four
hundred Louisiana troops in the hospitals at Oxford Texas
Arkansas Tennessee and Alabama also we'll represented
at Oxford Will not the patriotic citizens of all
send us help: iheir Legislatures have made liberal appropa
tons for their sick and wounded troops-e them all sind us
help right early.
Weneed Sugar Syrup Rice Coffee Tea, Wines Liquors.
Ccrdais Jeies We need Beds Clio hing; Also
Summer Clo;lne Of all kinds
Hundreds Of patriotic in the city and country will
hslp to collect boxes aud barrels Of such
known to be full in hospitals them 10 the house
of ARTHUR CO. of Canal New Levee Streets
frem which point they will be promptly forwarded.
The Agent is at the City Botel, where he will pleased
hear from who may bs able assist
mission.
\ of the value Of each donation
will be kept at ARTHUR Il CO.'S.
The press of the city tho South will please copy
cooperate witt. this needed and patriotic work.
ap2l 2pIt JOHN P CAMPBELL, Agent
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A GALLANT MANA few days since a private of
the glorious First Louisiana Infantry came to the
ter, and presented his discharge papers for final
settlement, In consequence of some irregularity
in the document, it was impossible for Capt. Banks
70 settle the account Immediately. His regret at
this technical obstacle was not little augmented
BY perusing, on the back of the paper, the follow.
ing endorsement: This man, though honorably
aisc!aharged from service before the battle volun-
larry TOOK hs place in the ranks, and fought gal
iantly through the actions of the 9Th and 7tf of
AZ , AS the brave fellow was about to take
~ aeaye ne spoke thus Captain, am going 10
resf. eq.aay idontwant the bounty rooney for
wsnt i, :, an gong to give it to the poor. All
tlst rough exterior ,hrobbed heroic heart for
ms is indeed bold spirit in loyal breast,n'
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Free Market.

NEW ORLEANS April l6. 1867,
To the Kind Patrons in the City aad Country Of the Families
Of onr Volunteers
The Conmtes would caution their friends in the country
against purchasing the Free Market
The Committee hal any agent either in the city OF
country to purchase for them The institution has 50 far
existed in supporting 1000 families by voluntary
bl'ionS-hasks tie patriotic kindness of 6r citizens
The Committee wish that person has any power to
make purchases for Them.
They compelled to give this notification from the fact
that information has their knowledge of per
ing represented themselves in the country parishes such
making purchases in the of Market and using
these means for their own indv dual purpose.
Our country and city friends will please send their contrib
lions, addressed Free Market, New Orleansn
The Committee in need of Corn, Potatoes Molasses
Vegetables, etc. 'u
Please help us in responsibility and duty.
THOS. MURRAY,
apN 2p3t President of Free Market COMMITTEE.
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iecretars Of War.

The undersigned respectfully informs the officers of anat-
tached Volunteer Companies, recruited for the war, that III
accordance with the eboSe authorization he iH prepared
to muster iuirient nuber Of Companies organize
Regiment of Infantry Tor immediate service and trusts, from
present prospects, to be able to make up the entire Gnd
without delay Having had the experience OF the pat years
cons mt service the Potomac lieutenant Colonel of the
9th Louisiana Regiment, he hopes ba able fulfil the
expectations of all who muy him with u cir confidence
The Companies that may wish to join this organization will
address him, Col J. N. MAGEE through the Posof5cc,
call personally their Offices No. Sc Garcnde'et
No. Is Camp street. up stairs lie prepared furnish
Portable quarters, subsistence, equipments, and the usual
bounty of Fifty Dollars.
LOUIS LAY.
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Board of Provost Marshais.

NEW ORLEANS, April !, 1862.
All Masters Of Steamboats, engaged in trade are hereby
ihHotSd from taxing white deck hands and are
required to discharge at once, such may now be EMPLOYED
by them.
The Captains Clerks Mates, Carpenters Pilots and Engu.
GERS are tie only white men to be employed boats
N. TRBfAGNIER,
F. SOULE,
c. DUFouR,
II. NJ sPOFFORD,
v. BURTHE,
GEO. CARR,
npi ap:f H. d. OGDEN
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Contradictions to tie hospital at corsnah

Mrs. Dr. BALL gratefully acknowledges contributions from
the following individu and institution
Miss NJ. j. Cox SIS P. Irwin, ST. Mss v H. 50 cents
UnSnown % cents McDonCgh and Laur Schools, SIT &c
Jackson School, s43 Is; Chestnut School, S44 50.
-N HOSPITAL STORES.
Mrs. Coward, Miss j. Coward, Mrs. B. Miller Mrs Be sa
don Mrs. Carstens Miss Hail. Mss j. Hail. Miss j. Kendall
Miss ~ Eerre Miss E. Eyma, Misc Jennie Hedges Mis- c. E.
Mrs. A. E. Krai, ". Dohau E. Burke f.
t2nsha, w zimmerman, unknown. German wnes) Lauge
and McDohogh Schools, Chestnut School, jackson School,
BGrrsehs School, Mrs Dimttry. apG 2plt"
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The ladies about here have all learned to
shoot; last summer we had shooting matches
regularly masculine sport for ladies, think
you, reckon; but nevertheless we all learned,
and thought the times would justify it, and some
Would You believe that can kill squirrels or birds
on the top Of tall trees? keep a loaded gun in
my room, also pistol on table near my bed every
night, and, it necessary would not hesitate to use
them, and hope never to have a use for them.
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Committee on Public Safety. .

NEW ORLEANS, March 3d. 1862.
Notice hereby given to planters and other donating
Old Iron tho Government thai the old sugar
Kettles CRATE BARS, and all iron that has been badly burnt
being worthless should not be the city.
n3l 2plm GEO. G. LAWRASON, Secretary.
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D1Rp .

On Saturday. the 10Th instant at % minutes 10 II
CURRY, aged 10 years. 800 JANE
her Tuner will take pace This Monday Morning. at 10
O'clock precisely from her late residence No e5s Annuncia
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Troops ftar the EE'as.
IND EP E NDENT BATTALION
Detailed for Active Frontier Service.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA !
VAR DEPARTMENT, !
richmond, April 8, 1862.
Col. J. EDmo1sTuS, L5uis!aaa:
sr-tEs Authority heretofore Conferred upon you TO rss
Battalion IL hereby extended thirty days from its expiration
within which tine on auth rzed 10 inc en- The battalion
full Regiment.
TVur obedient servant,
GEO VI. RANDOLPH
Secretary OF War
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Special Notice.

PROVOST MARsnAg.s OFFICE, Fopxru DIsrR1cr.
New Orleans April 1867.
From and after this date the sale of Cattle at
the Stccb Landing will be O'Clock A. NJ to 3ocock
r NJ No sales shall be esced before or after those
hours, wthoslt special permit of The Inspectors.
aps 2pln H. D. OGDEN, Provost Marshal.
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Special Notice.

Those in he Eleventh Ward Fourth District who
are entitled 10 tickets from Volunteers Relief Committee
and Eave em will please call for them at my
residence No. 29 Rousseau street. between Third
Streets from 81 o'clock A. NJ and from ~ O'clock
P, NJ. anl6 2nf r II HunE1Nc
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Board of, Provost nIarshaIs.

.-.= NEW ORLEANS, April !, 1862.
A rahc in paper currency tending create dstrs in the
pnbc mind otherwise produce embarrassment shall be
held as actsof hostility against Government and will be
dt ait with summariy.
P. SOULE, o..
H. GEO. CARR,
% v BuRTHE,
G. DUFOUR
H n. sPoFFoRD,
II, D, OGDEN,
api 2ptf N. TREPAGNIER.
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sout1,ern Independence Assectatio,.

The Southern Independence Association will THIS
EVENING, the 2lst instant o'clock in the City Hail.
L}ceum Room9 Business Of the utmost importance will
be brought before the meeting Every expected 10
attend punctually ap2l 2pits
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utlce.

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL, FouRrH DISTRICT
s.. New Orleans, March q, 1862.
The Office OF the Provost Marshal for the Fourth Districts
on Rousseau street, between jackson Philip will be open
for business daily, Sundays excepted from O'Clock NJ
to o'elack, ?. Nj, until further notice.
m2l sptf IL H. OGDEN P-oy,ot H.r.b.,
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Board OF Provost marshals.

,-..' g.. .. New ORLEANS, April 10, 1862.
Whereas vigorous nlsasures have been taken bring
ample supply Provisions New Orleans long,
reso we'd by Of Provost MaBaIs pro-
hbiting h pens Of " heat Flour Corn, Corn Meals Meats
New Oflenns The country, resclGei
shipments of these articles III moderate quantities
try family apd plantation purposes may
without special permits from a Provost Marshal.
By ordec Ct Board.
ap2l 2pf EMANUEL BURTHE, Secretary,
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Board of Provost NIarshals.

NEW ORLEANS, March O., 1852.
Inc Traffic in Gold and Silver against the the Con
States of America hereby expressly prohibited
DetitQnens will be visited by prompt and severe pu.ish
ment.
By order Of the Board
N. TREPAGNIER,
II. D. OGDEN,
H. NJ. SPOFFORD,
VICTOR BURTHE,
CYPR1EN DUFOUR,
ms aptf PIERRE SOULE.
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Pickett Rite battalion.

few more brave Men wanted to fill up Companies A.
and G, PICKETT RIFLES, for service during the war;
Each of these Companies rapidly approach completion
their services will be Immediately accepted. full bouEty
OF FIFTY DOLLARS will be given uniforms al d the very
best arms and equipments
Apply to Major GEO. MCKNIGHT, or Capt. F. j. READ
Beauregard Regiment Camp Lewis and Capt. j. P. TANK
Office Chief Of Police in this city. an2l 2n6t
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rs Messrs. VIZ. Ee. Adams, w. nj. EenspIs
and T. D. VsnIorn have my power of Attorney as por act
passed before W. Il. Peters, Esq, Notary Public.
MA i O.
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Provost SIarshal's omcc, Third District

. New ORLEANS April 10, l26l.
Those who have been registered this Office
call for their certificates, that they may exposed
brought before for cantuuacy.
ap2l 2p6t PIERRE S0ULE, Provost Marshal.
Reserve Medical Corps of New Orleans.
The next regular meeting MONDAY, the 2lst
instant at II o'clock NJ the Headquarters of the Surgeon
General, of Common and Baronne Streets A full
attendance is requested.
apal fpt ..N3- j. s. COPIES, Secretary.
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LOUIS LAY.
IL, fhe Planters.
LOUISIANA PENTrENTIARy.

LOUISIANA PENITENT1ARS. !
BATON ROUGE, April l. 1859. )
Under the authority OF Governor TEDS O. MOORE the
undersigned takes Charge of the peneniary this day, and
conducts its business for account of The State With the view
Of furnishing directly 10 the Planters material for clothing
their slaves authorized Planters
cotton in exchange for goods such may
necessary 10 snppy 10 giae ssats NJ a@eh and
Planter far it be dome without interfering with The
requirements of tie Government fo clothing Volunteers
the nses Of the Armr.
In otde TO effect exchange with Cation Planters will
furnish them with yard OF s9ycneeh,s 0spaburgs
two pounds OF good elem, Madn Cotton, delivered here)
yard Of either quarters Osabus four quarters
sheeting for two and half pounds of Cotton delivered ee
Their orders, Gntd with the Cotton ved
registered aud filled in tho order in which they may be
received but ORDER VIII receive Cotton
in hand The object in king this exchange being exead
to the Planters generally its Benefits II Is expected TINT
will ore larger supply Than will suffice for his immediate
wants no order BIT filed Tor smaller quantity than four
hundred yards; who're qusntity wanted neghbos
VIII unite their orders Should Planters prefer pay
for their goods making an exchange in Cotton their
orders will receive The attention, weu accompanied
the money sigh: draft upon Orleans. at the py
stated below and which prices OF Sugar Planters
will be supplied
Seven eghls osnabursS at twenty cents per yard.
Four-quarerS osnatnrgs AT twenty per ynrl.
Foss.7arters sheetirg twenty two cents per yard.
Each making application goods either III xcaange
for Cotton or for cash. will appenl his certificate
tie following form:
" The undersigned a Planter, in tho Parish Of
-, do hereby certify, hoagr, that have on uy
plantation slaves, and tina, [ require TO supply
their Immediate nseessitIe':
yards 4 osnabprgs.
- cards Al
yards Sheeng
FSr the purpose OF Simplifying ortgr you will receive
whh this bales OF Cotton.
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Committee on Public Safety.

new ORLEANS, April s. 1862.
Notice is hereby given that F. H. HATCH Esq, Collector
OF the Port, will heteaer receive and acknowledge the
receipt of all Bells and valuable Metals Captaa H. j.
RAPHAEL, of the Ordnance Department, ell the Old Iron
Constituted by Planters citizens Tor the use Of cur
Government.
aHT 2plm GEO. C. LAWRAsoE Secretary.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
AR DEPARTMENT.,
Riclmoun, Feb 90 1862. !
Col j. EpMoSsT0S, Is Cayondeel street. Ne 81 Orleans:
SYou Litter been received a'so COPY of the saac
refer ed o thu President.
In pursuance Of provisions of Act Of Congress- auoriz.
accept and in volunteers for three Years or the
war-sngy, upon inspection medical ofeer as we'll as
by companies to rend them, ami subsist Them by
equ'siton the GoImsry Eepar meut until compa
MES full and the Battalion organized as the Bat
talon is organized will report to th DepArtheut that
commissioners may re issuei ana the Staff appointed.
Respectfully,
j, z. BENJAMIN,
Secretary of War
The undersigned will muster in Volunteers any portion
OF the Conedercy for three years. the war-sDgly well
as by companiesand while organizing will Subsst them and
supply the usual bounty Of $50 and SIS Communication for
clothing.
VOLUNTEERS should mol forget that struggling in
defence of our liberties and homes with dabolca foe
who are fighting with the frenzy Of despair. Let them be
taught that intend to govern ourselves VIC arc people
VINO bs conquered.
Apply to Headqnarters-No. 4G Caron dcIet street.
J. EDMONsTON.
Volunteers and Recruiting Officers this Corps will please
apply to Col CIR AYaON the house Stuart & James
apl6 2 ct
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ii .FesU Regiment.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR nEPART.EsT,
Richmond March q, 1862.

lieutenant Colonel LAY: 49,. a5
SYou arc authorized enlist and to muster then
into SERVICE sngy and by companies for the war-o BIZ
organized sufficient number OF companies art
mustered, uto Regiment Of Infantry. T%
Respectfully,
,(signed GEO. W. RANDOLPH,
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Notice.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
New Orleans April 20, 1862.
Purchasers of SIX PER CENT. STATE BONDS are
hereby notified that the Bonds will be ready delivery
the 2lst and 22d inst.
ap2l 2p2t THOS. O. MOORE. Governar
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A GOOD ESAMpLE.-The following is an extract
OF a private letter from lady, dated Aberdeen,
Arkansas:
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Hs~ Candidate for Mayor, irrespective OF
Party, VICTOR WILTI. Of the Second District.
See Crescent the 29t January. fell 2pte
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BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply TO capt. ~ POWELL. Assistant Quar.eruaaser,
u g. A. opposite Lafayette Square, who will give fair pr;ce
to those who wish to SELL and will gratefully thank in ,e
name Of tho Confectionery oil good patriotic citzass who
viii donate fer tho good Of the sser either Of tho sbova
articles $50 80
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D, & alspaIcn rom corinth says that tie roport
saasne enemy vas landing ID large force Il g M
1ear e fort flllow, by way q Forked Deer River
y untrue. our cavalry occnpy hat line ai sahs
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Gar Sick and Wounded at Corinth.

@Nl- CoRIsEH April 10 1852
Massrs. p N. Wood, Louis Elkn and Chas. Black:
GentlemsnFrom the effects Of the contest through which
We have have many, many, sick and wounded
and almost entirely all kinds necessary medicines
and comforts ior them. We therefore call upon fellow
Citizens through you, 10 send them usnedcnes
hmen We think that to call upon fellow citizens is all
that is necessary,
We also want so Blankets and $50 Ea7ersacks.
Respectfully,
..'. MARSHALL J. SMITH,
Colonel Crescent Regiment.
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Committee ON Public safety.

EEw ORLEANS March 3d. 1862.
Notice hereby given to Steamboat Captains only four
a. dollars freight will by this Committee
for old iron Brought to the city
;l3l 2plm GEO. c. LAwRASON Secretary
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Supplemental Tariff.

CORN MEAL.
~ W"o'Fs@e not to exceed 81 SO per bbs
''' "'' 10 exceed 80 per bashsl
HAY WESTERN. .". #& ~.
At Wholesale TO. to oxceed .......,. 81, n.- IN,
Al '~'.'' Eos 20 exceed SO per ton
CRAB GRAss-AHp oEnGs soU7n4Ey u.r w..
At retail, al the mte of.,............ s5o nav e.,
~ order Of 'hs Board of Pro7ost Marshatg, 1,
Ii. u. OGDEN
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Cold K0Gcs,

ST A + + BU TT O Ms
At
H. FRANKO'S,
apl9 2ptf corner Pnydras and Carondelet sees
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Board OF Provost HTnrslais,

New ORLEANS, April 10, 1862.
The Board of Provost Marshas orders the Immediate seizure
Of all Flour and Wheat found in possession Of dealers who
refuse sell same 10 he offered for sale to Rak
and Miers ct tariff prices
p SOULE,
CYPKIEN DUFOuR,
Y. BURTHE,
Il. NJ SPOFFORD,
II. y. OGDEN,
apl1 2ntf N. TREPAGNIER.