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Confederate states or .an.es.ica

- WAR DEPARTMENT., S.asa
ORDNANCE OFFICE
Richmond, March z. 1862.
Bids will be received at this Office until the 18th day Of
April next, for the following ORDINANCE and ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army:
100 600 tons charcoal cold-b blast Pig Iron. I'D
- 90 900 tons Blooms, tcharcoal.)
$1,000 tons Wrought lrea Bars, of various sizes.
f 100 10-inch Columbiads.
btBG 100 Slnch Coumbiads. &sssra -ss--.s e.. Cd.
- $50 l0.inch Siege and Garrison Mortars.
5,& lC0 l5-inch seacoast Mortars. 'f
800 l2-ponader Iron Howitzers
500 6-pounder Iron Field Guns.
Bda be made for quantity over one hundred
tons, and for any number Of guns
Drawings of the will be only to parties whose
bids are accepted.
Bidders will state the points Of delivery and the date a,
which not less than hundred iron may
to be furnished. 49,
They must also state the time requre to furnish the whole
Of their bid.
Bidders for will state the date the first delivery aue
the time required to supply the whole number.
Payments will DO made delivery less than FIFTY tom
Of on and the right to onehaf in Confederate bonds
reserved.
Bids must be sealed and and endorsed on The en-
Reop Proposals for Iron,'' Proposals for Guns"
the case may be. 4
j. doRGAs Lieutenant Colonel
ml3 zptaplo Chief Of Ordinance
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q tsIorlos.K vlctoryI

5rrom tho Memphis Avalanche 7hl
4 yestardsy. ahodt s. O'Clock IL tie morDlng me
right wing our army re nnast pht soon be-
oansfal and was contested with great obstl-
racv IKE impetuosty Of our troops was rreslst-
my ma after long and bloody conflict the en-
e1Hb bsttsis understood to have taken place
VI pea Ridge, near the Red Sulphur Spring, or q
littlo place called Monterey, about four or five
niles from the railroad, and some twenty miles or
It is reported that among the slain, on our aide,
are Col. Kit Williams, Col Bate Of Nashville, and
Col Brown Of Mississippi. Gen. GLADDEN., Of Louie
siana lostan arm, and Gen. Hindman had his horse
Killed, which, in falling injured his lame leg. The
loss on both sides is said to have been very heavy
Gen. Buell. managed TO reach the Federal army,
it is supposed, by means Of transports, with his
reinforce ments, on Saturday night. He was con;
II ID said that while our right wing and center
were pressing on the enemy, our left wing, under
Gen. Polk, succeeded in fanking him, and inter
ceptng bis retreat to the river Passengers report
that the enemy threw down his arms and fled,
leaving large number Of captives. They say,
too that eight batteries were taken, consisting Of
some fifty guns. 81
will be made to mourn, and have our warmest
sympathy but we feel overjoyed in the success Of
our arms, and hope that the triumph has been SO
complete as to place Tennessee erect, freed from
the humility to which she was reduced by the ar
II the rout be complete, the Federal army must
be dsorganized, and no impeachment interposes be-
tween our victorious Generals and Nashville. 1t
Gems Van Dorm, Price and JEFF. Thompson now
move against st. Louis, what shadow of hope Of
the subjugation Of the. South remains to the Fed
erals -
LATER The Sixth Tennessee Regiment is re-
ported as having suffered severely. It is gallant
corps, and was most effective in the discharge of
its duty. s
The batteries were taken by a resistless charge.
In fact there was little firing our SIDE the bayo
net and bowie knife being freely used.
NJ THE LATEsT.--A dispatch states that courier
left the battle field at O'Clock yesterday after
noon, and arrived at Corinth late last night. He
brings intelligence that we have, SO far, captured
5000 prisoners, including Gen. Prentisa.
after this battle we may expect, before long, to
hear from Gens. Buckner and Tilghman. and other
gallant heroes who fell into the hands of the enemy
at Forts Henry and Donelson.
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect we think worth while publish two Ie,tera
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony Of no little weight with people of common senses
ne Is from the Rev. j. Barrett widely and loved
Throughout Arkansas and lately to new aed Of
abo ~ who wrote DIR. john Wright under
date Of the 20.h Of September, lS5s follows 8
. You little know Che good which has accomplished al
ready BY those few boxes ef Pills to me at
that visit They have been abesng many an unfortunate
member OF my little flock and in oil th neighborhood they
are hailed as the harbnger Of health satisfied now my
dear friend that you even vaue at the
time you explained their effects and pleasant
remedy was before given by bis
Author.n SS.
The other from wealthy IND successful planter of Alaba
ma, which7we insert entire .a@
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Ssl1isaR Ro9AL N m I!
lfGh pnblish The text 81 tbs treats
lsteiy been included Queen vctoria a.
tho Grand Duke Of HAsae fos I'D r4iara ~ 9,,s
Princess Aiics with ~ PFinea WiiIIans
ct Hesse. BY this Hesty tic 81 M
Prlnce y tl1sa At 20 900 FERNS Per snnaslI.
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= Hoard OF Provost sr.,.sn !, |.

An Ma..ey, j. q. NV oslaAss April j, 1859.
nhiba s IN as aS,s snsassd - hsssy
e dlssAsgs such d may now ans as
as captains Aases, Carpenters. pIlo.s 81,
W. hs only white aAa e Be 81 sach
.s6 u 8N.TRRpAGNIER, 5
sssF s =. soULE, a.
@, DuFoUR,
81 II. n. sPoFFoRD,
III ". BURTHE
All M, GEO CARR,
Z H. D. oGDEE
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5.aa,sss,dsd 1sss.iF
PROVOST MARSHALL s.

Thefollowng Is amended ta,R by which Is to be
lated FROM the date hereof until otherwise ordered the sale Of
The articles therein mentioned.
BEEF-os Foor
First auaF. not 10 exceed. IL conts pound
Second quality, 10 cents per pound
Third quality, 5 cents per pound
5 BEEF-sy RETAIL
First class, comprising loins and ibis not to
exceed 20 cents Per pound
Second class iouud, rnnp and chuck, not to
=, exceed l2'z cts per pound
inrd GLASS; neck, shoulder and shsnks, not = 81
70 exceed cents per pound
5s#s PORK.
On foot gross not to exceed ii per pound
Green Meat, hog round. at wholesale, not to sss
exceed. "a cents pound,
Green Meat, hog round, at retail, mol to
30 cents pound,
BACON. 5j.ss y
Inns and Sides, at wholesale, not to ex.
coed .25 cents per pound
Hams and Sides by RETAIL not to 80 per pound
Shoulders, at wholesale, % cents per pound
Shoulders, BY retail ri cents per p ,nnd:
Lard, in tierces, q Cents per pound,
Lard, in kegs, -. ....2s cents per pound
"a FLOUR.
Extra oube, at Wholesale exceed per barrel.
Extra Double by the barrel. :. .....sls per barrel.
superdne. at Wholesale. :. ..... .Sl4 per barrel.
Superhne, BY the barrel, ...... $lb per barrel.
Fine, at Wholesale, $50. Sll per barrel
Fine by the barrel, .....sl2 per barrel
a BREAD. =. se ss
First quality ounces, per loaf Of Scents
First quality IA ounces per loaf lG
Second quality ounces per Of cents
second quality 6 ounces, per loaf OF 10
RICE
At wholesale, not to exceed III cents per pound
by RETAIL ~. .',,........... cents per pound
AZ Wholesale not to excesi.... 81 % per
By RETAIL 4........... s....... l 80 per buslel
CORN MEAL.
Not to 81 80 per bushsl
At Wholesale to exceed
By retail, ..:........... ..........!.... -.
HAY, OATS AND WHEAT
Western Hay, not to exceed. per
Crab Grass . ~. u. As per TOP
Oats, ........,.......... 81 25per bushei
Wheat, ...........:....... 2 so per bushel
sALr. 'ff
Liverpool ane, Wholesale not per weight
Liverpool fine. retail, 4 centss,er pound
Liverpool coarse, wholesale, ..S4 l&G weight
Liverpool coarse. retail, g cents per pound
Packing salt, wholesale, ..... IS per loo weight
Packing salt retail. H.... S cents per pound
Small retailers LARD are allowed an advance not to ex
coed Is per cent? small retailers FLOUR is per cent
| P. soULE,
.~sasg sizsz,t II. N. SPOFFORD,
s}&F $3.50 IA CYPRIEN DUFoUR,
r. H. D. OGDEN,
N. TREPAGNIER.
Nauvn Afarnl 90 Il
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yoluntsera, ReIler Committee.

hi CRY HALE Room No 49,
$3.50 New Orleans, April s, 1862. s
AT the last meeting Of the Common Council Committee
extend its enrolment of the families vol
uneers include all q have been mustered
into tho service Of State camp and to pacs on
the rolls the Of the sisters
tees mustered INTO active whenever shall
good proof dependent said volunteers
for their support and IN needy
Parties interested nst make application the Committee
the Ward IN which they reside, as follows:
First Wardt No s9l Nayades street. from to Il O'clock
Il Gonnittee--E. Cox S. "a. Kingsland, NJ Gordon il.
Second ward-At FAklins Apollo street from Il to
Greenfield Nj
Third Hail. Room No, 49, 10 to O'Clock
Committee sh, T. ". Bothek Wilhemus Bogart
Fourth Ward-At Jules Ben 81 Bourbon street from 10
TO o'clock GommitteeJules Benit Dr. Ghas Deeiy Aug
9Delassus 5E5ss54sss,
Fifth WardAt Oscar Robins corner villere and st. Ann
streets from 10 10 3ocock Conmitea-Dr o. Robin Lafay.
cite Guyol Jules Cassars.
Sixth WGrdAt u A. Hemecourps 297 Royal street from
solles, ]. "A. y Hemecourt 5s
Seventh Ward-Go tee-Frejus seichnaydre Aexis Ho
bert w o. C. claiborne.
Eighth the cs OF Branch Of the serchantss
Company OF CaSaeavo and Eysian Fields
streets from Y to o'clock Committees r. DeLabarre
b L. Robertson, Judge 4. H. Kennedy si
Mint, Ward--At No 65 Louisa street, from to o'clock
GonInittee-J Magioni, Emile Tabary, G. DeFeriet @
Tenth At The Office Of the Seventh Justice of the
street, from II to o'clock. Committee-Chas Mensmau E
A Patterson. A. p. Kelly.
Eleventh Wardt d. 7. Glenn's corner Washington and
acchus Streets from II to o'clock. Cummitteearnes III
Huckine, D. T.sGlenn, E. Macpherson g
80 GERARD sTITH, President.
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Committee on pubIic s m,

9ss ,y8.,aE5s NEW oRLEAssi5 April B, 1862 lei
+ hereby given Tint F. IL HATCH ESD collector
o. the Port viii hereafter receive and acknowledge I'm
fseslp Ct al Bells and valuable Metals and capais A
Of the Ordinances Department. nil he Old IA,
contributed by Planters other citizens for The e @
Government. taTo 4, III. " : e, ~ Z 80 y.
APT 2plm 'S-s'1' $500 3533
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On rsubIIc m al q. ..

New .oRLEANs. March s0 1862 "a
y hereby eiyento and other
ola Iron TO tho Government The Bor4os Of old
and all iron hat has been badly burnt
eepg worthless should not be sent 10 ihs city.
.sN Asi s epiLn GEO c. LAWRASoN. Sacraiarx
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me Undersigned respectfully informs tho officers of
ashed Volunteer Companies recruited for tho that,
with the above ashoEatiop, he prepared
e muster in ,uicent munster Of Companies organize
regiment Of Infantry for immediate trusts from
present prospects, to be able make the command
without delay Having had the experience past years
service on the Potomac Lieutenant
YIN Lousana Regiment he hopes to BIS able to fulfil the
expectations Of all who ay favor him with confidence
Companies that may wish join this organization will
address him. or Col j. NJ MAGEB. through the PosoHce
call personally at their Offices. Garondeet
70. ~ Camp street. stairs He prepared TO furnish
of'able Quarters subsistencs equipments and the
bounty Of Fifty Dollars. 81 5 s,s I'd, an 81
S. q LOUIS LAY.
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.daro,s Basa,

.das'Ols. Ras"d,
FINE OLD WINE. LIouoSs. ETu.,
Nos. Is and is Royal street,
soUZy In quarts and pnts other brand,
hs CHARLEs HEIDsEIOK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
RENTER, and other branda of inferior quality. have
Of the best Old sheriss ANONTI
LADo. TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADHIRA, Q.
ect Importation; other Msdsras Of lower grade supeo
Old London Dry Dock FORT other grade
me celebrated sAZARAO BRANDIEs-vin.sss l7s5, 1873
s02 and iS0s-Aargs supply always hand All grades Of
jLhKET and WIFE WINES, In glass and wood WIS,
tYSScotch aud Ir!sh Old Rye Bourbon ard Wheat Wits
SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts. COR.
nALs etc. My,sna Of the BEST WINES, whl,l
will be sold ether the city
I'D AARON BIRD,
ais zuly Nos IL and ID hoy al .,rsas
1ossss, Shoes and xsros1sss.
5wHoLEsALR.
fisntstscn supplied with pns pitehins ROOTS knsss
sRoGAas Wool Mexican, Pain, af straw and essnpe.ah,
1ATs, At the iowast ket 2riosu, by
FROST a CO.,
gy3@ s.s.s5 No. 10 Magazins street Rev Orlsens
Hats, Caps. etc.. at whoIesals.
SHE ane
Cashmere Panama. Lsshon. Straw. Paln, sxeaf
md Wool HATS. at tho lowest raark st prcos 81 $=
FROST 4 CO.,
tsls NAV 10. 10 Magazine Nsvt3r..s ma.
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Confederate states Of America.

HEADoulRTERs DEPARTMENT No. l. !
New Orleans, March TO- 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. esl ss5 M .la /
xIIA process from Court of Law Equity In tho
Parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson for the election Of the am
lies of soldiers In the er.ce OF this Government either on
land water fo rant due, hereby and no
such collections shall be forced until further orders
By command Of Aa,or-Gepsral LOWELL.
J. G. PlcHxrT. Assistant Adintant General. MI 2pln
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N. TREPAGNIER
H. D. OGDEN.
II. NJ. sPoFFoRD.
VICTOR BURTHE,
CYPRIEN DUFoUR,
PIERRE soULE.
Notice to Steamboats,.

E NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1861 a
All Steamers and others Vessels leaving the port of New
Orleans, via the Mississippi river, hereby notified that
Lieut. W. McILREEYY, In the First District Sergeant
j.. &. HOLLAND, in the Second District, appointed
Inspectors Of River Passports The Inspection Will be mads
at the wharf, in the stream at the option Of the Inspector
Immediately before the departure Of each boat
Captains Of Steamers and others who take away passengers
from New Orleans without approval of their passports by
Inspector who violate other ords of the Provost
Marshals. vii ba dealt With summarly.
II. M. sPOFF0RD,
Provost Marshal Of the First District.
lss GYPRTEN DUFOuR
ap3 2ptf Provost Marshal of the Second District
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Notice..

9s OFFICE sPRovosr MARSHALL FouRrH DISTRICT i
s' New Orleans, March q, 1862.
The Office Of the Provost Marshal Fourth District
Rousseau street. between jackson Philip be open
for business daily Sundays excepted from O'Clock
to56 o'clock r. NJ, until further notice. -
nal sptf Z H. p. OGDEN, Provost Marshal .
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Committee Of Pubue safety.

NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1862.
Notice hereby given to Planters other citizens willing
to donate Old Io Copper Brass Lead Bells to our Gov
ernment that the steamer ssie Robinson Capt jos sSliba
has been chartered by this Committee to bring such donations
to the city Mother the Confederate nor State
have ngens whatever In the country to purchase such
articles. GEO. G.. LAWRAsOH,
m2As2pl2t g Secretary
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iron woeIsanbus Sun says that the ooI,
finish tour I'M prepsred AZ to cast siH NV
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Wanted.
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply 70 Capt. u POWELL. Assistant Quartermaster,
G. s. opposite Lafayette Square, who VIII give fair ses
e taose who wish e sell and win gatsfu thank in the
name Of The confseacy, all patriotic citizens who
donate for the good Of the soldier ehsr Of the above
Fclea mas 2pH
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LETTER FROM A PI.AsrEn.
RosryAL., Ala, Nov. 4. 1890 /.

Il Il r
Mesars. John Wright Co., y
New Orleans, La. X So li5sjl5i4s
Gentemen- Enclosed please my check No. 7Q1 atthra
days sight On Mobile for $40 So in settlement Of account
date You will please forward to three dozen ore,
Wraghps Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They great
est tAtng ever came and heavy medical bill
yearly place. The directions 80 plain and easily nm
derstood that finds difficulty In treating
case Of sickness that knowledge with
and perfect SUCCESS My healthier and stronger
than those OF any panta know and canddy confess it
to be my opinion and at of oversee this agreeable
tact 10 solely due I'd the which is taken the ars
complaint OF Sickness aud their being treated by COURSE Of
these Fills use them altogether in my family and would
not % without tu supply for small fortune This may seem
high praise to but you nothing more Or less
than the plain matter truth Please forward the pills
at once, and by the route as before
~. Yours, truly,
E6 THOs. @. HENDERSON.
From Dr. HUMPHREYS Of Charleston c. we have rebeiyed
the following honest letter. to him by poor but
aan who is now strong and stawart soldier the amyo,
Southern Independence
LIVER COMPLAINT,
Or. Humphries: ~ ss US 4
Dear srI don't know what to say to make you know how
grateful feel for those boxes ssu,Asrn Indian
Vegetable Pills you After having suffered for 80
many years. and thought was going my hsaho
peWorth one good days work strong heart
as ever was In m and that having tried syery
thing else ever heard OF getting Of Doctors who
could tell me affection tho liver could not cure
IT. although God knows took enough their
the prayers Of like will help you any, DOG
tor, you have mime s&ss5
Yours gratefully and truly,
JOHN ". SIMMONS.
Send for circular OF these Pills contains full and inter-
sslins facts with important suggestions to tie sick and suffer
ng complete directions for the the Pills. and special
's1d 70 females which every q the oughtto read
WRIGaTs SOUTHERN INDIAN yEGET.
ARLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in tho
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
1nde the personal direction of Dr. JoHs WRIGHT In his
Pharmaceutical Laboratory New Orleans.
]. WRIGHT i CO.,
Sole Propr.etors,
r No n ohartres strest, Nov urlssas l.
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Confederate states Of America.
HEADQUARTERS DEFARrArrr No. /,
New Orleans, March 20, 1882.
SPECIAL. ORDERS No. III a

~. 80 - 9&
XXxIvoHcers Of the regular service hereby ordered
to visit any Of the Camps the ysnty Of this city for
the purpose Of enstng soldiers their companies who
have been transferred 70 the command Of this Department by
the Executive Of Louisiana. Amy officer violating this order
win have his recruiting orders Immediately revoked.
z BY command of Major. General LOWELL.
j. g. PICKETT, Assistant Adntant General. m3l 2pl2t
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aemmtttee ON Public SAFETY.

New ORLEANS, March 80 1862
Notice hereby given to Steamboat Captains that only
4 dollars ton freight will be allowed by this Committee
for old iron brought to the city.
msl aplm GEO. @. LAwRAsoN, Secretary.
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Q. s. Nssyu.
], wA AVN 1MMEprArELY,

REcRU1Ts FOR THE O. sssrEAMERs LOUISIANA
AND MISSISSIPPI. sH
Persons accustomed 70 Heavy Artillery preferred FIFTY
DOLLARS BOUNTY paid at the time of enlistment.
n Apply to Capt "a, BREsHWooD, 9. $. Naval Rem
devious, No. liarisny Buildings.
WIN. O. WHITTLE,
" app tmyI 4,ssRs2t.fsg53ys Comm andaut.,
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al EALTH IS MANS cIIIET nLEssIsts !,


m EALTH is MANS cIIIEF BAEssIs<su
!. oh, Happiness, how far we tieo 1sI
From thy own paths IN search Of tIss 55.g
From Health, Thy ewn pure fount. stray, 81
Nor God given instincts e'ef obey ~
Too proud from Natures self to iaarn--
Natures own remedies spurn.' EEsE5$s
WRIGHTs SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGHT W
ABLE PILLS Hi 55f9
ARE OFFERED 10 THE PEOPLE Tas
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PURE. HMrLE. HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALTERA
TIVE AND BLoODPURIFIER So
FOR The IL 3S5s s48
Toning and Fortifying OF the System
Diseases, either Occasional or Elpi- 81,
demtc; and for the cure of aIl
Ailments having the name or
nternent, Remttent, Nervous, Iammatnry and Pntrd
Fevers; Measles, Small Pox and Eryspelas Infsema.
tion Of the Brain Tsroat. Stomach Lungs, Liver, Inea.
tines Kidneys and bladder Pains IN the Stomach Back
Side Consumption Dropsy OF the Head of the Chest
Of Abdomen Of the Limbs scrofgla scursy and
Syphilis Cancer Gravel, Loss Of Appetite; Sick Head
ache Splitting Of Blood Rheumatism, both acute and
Chronic Darrhea, Dyssntery and Coles syncope Apo.
plexy. and ParsysIs; Dyspepsia, Hypochondriass Te
tanus. Epilepsy, Whooping Cough, Papltasion of the
Henri Ulcers and Sores OF every description Hsstrics
Weak Nerves. and OF Spirits Suppression and
| other delicate Female Complaints.
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Notice..

OFFIcE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR REL1EtsoF J
g4s SICK AND WouNDED SOLDIERS
Il New Orleans, April 8, 1862.
The members this Association are requested to attend an
adjonIped meeting FRIDAY the instant at O'clock
Royal street.
apo 2pss5 JAS. P. FRBRET, President
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board Of Provost nrar.n ais.

S9 New ORLEANs, March q, 1869. )
The Traffic In Gold and Silver Notes the Con
edeats States Of America hereby expressly prohibited
Denqusnts will be visited by prompt ana severe pnxh.
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Post-Omce Notice,

POst-OMce Notice.
The foregoing project Foreign Mail " fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ., is New orleaan
chant OF responsibility and He has resident
Of New Orleans for the LAST thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mall may enclosed along with the
money required tariff above and tn envelope
dressed Cosas Foreign Mail care of Postmaster New Or
leana.n 5F-l fa.3-5i'
The Confederate Postage this office mus, be prepaid
]. L. RIDDEIL, Postmaster.
New Orleans. October u.s. 1861. dig inf
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Special Notice,

N Special NOTICE.. ~ ~
PRoyosT MARsHAL,s OFFIcE. FouRrH DIsrRicT d
easf f$8S@S VI Ntw Orleans, April .. 1852 y
and after the hours the sale Of Cattle at
the STICK Landing will be fre o'clock, O'clock
NJ No sales shah be escted either before Or after those
hours, without special permit Of the Inspectors,
4 aps 2plm s Il. ID. OGDEN, Provost Marshal. Y