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1LixIR PROPYLAMiNG,
- mna
THE NEW REMEDY FOR
r 81 E u NJ A r I S M

ANEW REMEDY, [ .on rf. ...If 4
A CERTAIN REMEDY, ~"
ACUTE RHEUMATISM,
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
RHEUMATISM or EVERY KIND;
-.. HOW STUBBORN,
NO MArTbN N HOW LONG STANDING
pROPYLA1ILNE l-, s.fse. rrtre. .-. af.s
WILL CoNQUERlr,
WILL CURE IT.
WHAT II HAS DONE, 8 }0 Jrit e
IT WILL DO AGAIN. .
DOCTORS READ,
DOCTORS EXAMINE,
DOCTORS TRY IT.
THE BEST TESTIMONY, ar.4H taatHt
BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. n.lt
DOCTORS KNOW IT ~.
PATIENTS BELIEVE IT,
TRIED AND TRUE. .
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-05-02

ABoMTIoNTsTs.-Twc Twcnty-three years ago, in
his place in the Senate, Henry Clay portrayed,
as with the touch of a master iuner, the Abo-
litionists of the day.
Then they were an insignificant faction now
they are powerful party, but unchanged in
feature, motive or phrpose:
With them the rights of property arc moth
ing the deficiency of the powers of the Gcner-
al Government is nothing, the acknowledged
and incontestible powers of the States are moth
ing, civil war, a dissolution of the Union, and
the overthrow of the Government in which are
concentrated the fondest hopes of the civilized
world are nothing. A single idea has taken
possession of their minds, and onward they
pursue it, overlooking all barriers, reckless and
regardless of all consequences.
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PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.

(FRoM OFFICIAL HOSPITAL RhPoRrs.)
May 10, 1SG0.-Ellen s., nt. IS, single, never
was very strong. Two yeard ago she had an attack
of acute rheumatism. from which she was confined
TO he r bed for two weeks and subsequently from a
relapse for four more. She has been well since then
till last Saturday while engaged in house cleaning
she took COLI, had p in in her back, felt cold hut
had no decided chill. Two days later her ankles
began to SWELL which was followed by swelling of
the knee Joints and of tn, hands. She has now Gull
pain in her shoulders, and her knuckes are very
tender, red and painful both hands are fec ted
but the right is most This, then, is a case OF
acute rheumatism, Or as it is now fash 'onaby call
ed rheumatic fever. 1t is well marked typical
case. We will careful y watch the case, and from
time to time call your attention to the various
symptoms which present themselves. My chief
object in bringing her before yon now, is TO call
your attention to remedy which has recently been
recommended in the treatment OF rheumatism.
mean propyiansiue. DR.. Awenarius, of ST.. Peters
burg, recommends it in the highest terms, having
derived great benefit from IFS in $50 cases which
came under his care. Various com nendatory tes-
timonias respecting it have appeared in our jour
nails and propose therefore to give it another trial
Unjust conicsss | am always incredu!ous TO the
worth of new remedies, whlch'ale vaunted as spe-
Cfcs but this comes to MS reconme nded SO highly,
that we are bound to give it a trial.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-05-02

SCENE IN A DRY GOODS sToRE.-Dry goods
stores are sometimes the scene of ludicrous con-
versation. The other day a young lady stepped
intoa well known establishment in town, and
inquired of a fine looking young clerk:
''Sr, have you any mouse colored ladies'
gloves!"
''NIousc colorod ladies', gloves, Miss?"
"Yes-a sort of grey-just the color of your
drawers here" meaning the store drawers Of
course, which were painted grey.
''My drawers, Miss" calculated the young
man, glancing downward to see if every thing
was right and tight. "My drawers, Miss! why
don't wear any!" The young lady was car
ried home on n shutter
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-05-02
SAME CASE FOUR DAYS LATER !

MAY %, lSGo.-I will now exhibit 10 you the pa
tient for whom prescribed Pfopy lamine, and who
was then laboring under an attack of acute rheuma
tism. She has steadily taken it in doses ofthree
grains, every two hours (intermiting il at nlgh)
The day after you saw her, found her much more
comfortable, better than she expected TO be for
week or more. judging from her other attack. (fhe
patient now walked into the room.) The improve
ment has steadily progressed, and You cannot fail to
notice marked change in the appearance of her
joints, which nearly of their natural size.
Thus far our experiment would have seemed very
successful !; but gentlemen, we must wait a little
while before we car give decided opinion as to
what is to be the result.
Here is another patient who was placed on the
use of the same medicine on Sunday last; she has
long been srfering lIom chronic rheumatism, and |
found her at that time with an acute attack super
vrnng upoh her chronic Affection. The wrists and
knuckles much swollen and tense. She took
the chloride of propy lamine in three grain doses
every two hours, and you will perceive that the
swelling of the joints has much diminished. ..
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-05-02

IN EVERY CASE,
WHENEVER TRIED,
WHEREyER. TRIED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-03
Confederate States Or .an.srica.

-8%E& ~ %tatl----- s$sG. tsy = eqz'f
81, sEs%@ WAR DEPARTMENT., }
4 ,.s9g4 4z s-tss -g ORDINANCE OFFICE,
+ 4 .s5gs.S-3 -.5..,. Richmond, March = la62 ~ .
Bids will be received at this O,e until the 18th day Of
April next for the following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army: "a 3ssE
200. 900 tons charcoal cold.blast Pig Iron.
30. 000 tons Blooms tchsrcoal.) y y
$1,000 tons Wrought roa Bars. of various sixess
100 l0.irch ColumbIaas
4. 100 8-inch Golumbiaas. 49, - s4.-yssh
100 lOTinch Siege and Garrison Mor.ars. ~ g3#
P% 100 lbinch seacoast Mortars.
E.5 90 l2-ponnder Iron Howitners. @-.+-
6O 6-pounder Iton Field Guna S..,,.9 y.
Bids be made for any quantity Of Iron hundred
TONS and for any number Of guns over ten. N a n
Drawings Of The Will be uhed only to parties whosa
bids accepted. Ss5s 685sF5#$ n re-
Bidders will state the points Of delivery and the date at
which not less than hared may expected
to be furnished, .s.ass % h. - - ~ K
They must also state the e required furnish the whole
Of their bid. IS
Bidders for guns will state The date o. frat delivery and
the time required to supply the who'e number.
Payments will be made delivery loss 4han fifty
Of hon and the right puy half Confederate bends IL
reserved. 'ssaaa sss z s$5aIas lES%
Bids must be sealed and and endorsed on the
velop Proposals for Ion," Proposals for uns ~
the case may be. i55.at 50 .-, ~
l55 u. GoRaAs, Lfenenan,.c Colonel
= mi5 Ipapio E& " Chief OF Ordinance.
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NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAII
- ROAD COMPANY ,se G2F

Is now prepared to receive Proposals for tho
GRADING, BRIDGING and sUFERsTRUGTURE Of their
entire Read from New Ibsr the Bayou to Orange
on the Sabine River one hundred and seventeen mites.
The read passes through rho prares Of Cacasen region
Of country perfectly healthy and abundany supplied with
being adj the great growing
region Of Texas; and safe from INVASION coast or s u
being lined by an impossible marsh. Sch g4s 55g q
the only link wanting New Orleans with the
railroad syse Of Texas, and thus enng Whole cou
try Of the most productive regions continent
This Company WILDE prepared contract one or more
individually for the sFucton Of mart Of their
Road Or 70 hire from one 10 two thousand Essroes.
Payments will be made in money proportions OF
stock Is is usual for each class of work
ion, provisions clothing nil Negroes
brought on this work will be furnished. If desired
There will be about million half cubic yards Of
xcavaton and Embankmen and about thirty inea
feet Of Bridging, tss5s4s, 5s5a, 55 g$5ia$5s
wants Of our community the completion of this
Road inhe shortest possible time be done All
interested parties will keep this in mind.
ommunications must be addressed to "S 9f$
% Coz. "A. NJ GENTRY, President,
~ or,o E. 4. HERIOT, CHIEF Engineer
n29 lni3awi ~ 80 Common street N. o. NJ
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trl9ya -tHn, u vi ~
VII be observed taa ue chief employment of
oeen 70 provide sabe nnerclohing fol the Louisiana
tho sum flsttsd for his pnrposs by the
beirc Utmost Insufficient Parts Of many
On daty were fead In great garments
1Y with them enabled proceed
more faI,lt to the seat Of war. ri zsSs n
Ee arsparaon Of tbs clothing, The Committee have had
s and assduons services IL the sosie-
En- of the Gonfsds Auaydrs Ross PRECEDENT
Society Second District Prest-
Iaams benevolent soeety-Mrs. Harrod, President
deat. s III N q t me- 1s.ssi a. 1 sssi
q roydfas AZ ylnna Mrs Izenburg. Peesienk @
dent. *ayS 40 sSYas5 = -
Ladies q Aarss Third pstrictxrs D, Annoy
..a,e q " Peters Episcopal Mary
made up some ten thousand garments and still
r hand materials sufficient % make about twelve thou
nus giving euposmen Ito over thousand women
y .ne q cases are. members
been as4f6ll5Ws;
%a'he hospital Common ,ot for the sick soldiers 2ss
Ahd O9 drawers. Canton flannel 10 dressing
gowns and ~ roller towels IA 5{ls o. Ia
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Committee Of Public Safety,

~ 80 NEW oRLglss, March o. 1862.
Notice hereby given to Planters other citizens willing
to donate Old Iron, Copper Brass Lead Bells to Gov
ernen that the steamer sale Robinson, Capt Jos saba
has been chartered by this Committee to bring such
to the city Mother the Confederate State
have agents whatever In ,hs country purchase such
articies GEO. Q. LAwRAsoN, ..S
MA zptst AZ g5s3s5|s! fa5sLE5 lg:aH Secretary. (
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-03

HRADaUARrERs DEPARrNENr No. !,
es q $50 ss New Orleans March "a, 1852. :
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. es.I
Provost Mashas having found Inpractca-
BE t. administer the oahs Of allegiance within the period
scribed by General Order III the time hereby extended
to the 10Th Of April. 1859.
4ss s5 gss By command Of Major. General LOWELL
\ ED a. rAtfREY, Major and A. A. g. m25 2pf Z
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Martial Inv.
'g0NFEDETsArt,ys STATES 10 AMERICA,
HEApau sRrEas l,ssARrMNsT No J..


ooNFEpF1Ars8 sTA TEs SnF "A MERIcA,2
- ~ 5s New 3fieanb March lb 1859. J
sfRGIAI ORDERS No. lo.l
BY authority OF the President the Confidence tuies
and In his name MARTIAL law al hofcby dee afed IN
the Parishes Of Orleans, Jeerson ST bernard Raao
mines. ~ a@ssss & aaESlss 3es5t s5s5 49,
All grown while males ~ tho Aforesaid Parishes except IN
naturGlaed foeigners will ba required to the oath
allegiance 10 the sates and all peou whether
foreigners not, who afrendy cause notified
10 leave The district by order without delay .
system Of and Passports Will te estabhea and
will sepernd soonra In the above mentioned
Parishes without hstsfying the Povosf 10y
atty md AL good ctizens requested report oi
GERS all sho speetea Of hostility the Government
All place for the sale Of liquor viii be cosed 81 o'eeck
ri ~ Any found after that hour will be closed parHn
nenty and the liquor seized. II e s5sss9}s al
number of persons who have osensble business nor
amy interest city State recently New
Orleans, they must tho Provost Masdas OF ihsi good
Intentions and objects here, Or leave Immediately
The following named persons appointed Provost Mar.
shsa. Rf ~ ssssss.sss 55S5
For Orleans paiish--WM. FRERET, First District:
n #9.. SE GrPRIEN DuFDUR; Second District.
.@s s Hon. PIERRE s0ULE, Third flitriet.
1885, X. s Col. II. D. OF DEN Fourth pistrict
For Agiers--Capt NOR BERT TREPAGNIEH IS, e tSs (
For Jefferson parish--Judgs yIaroR BURTHE
Office Immediately.
81. Betnard will be ANNOUNCED In arsw days 4.
49 BS command Of Major. General HOWELL
y 9. PICKETT. Assistant Adjutant General mis- mt
=
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Gee their friends go over ID Rome with suarceiy q
aign of dissatisfact ton. VI ss,
Edo NOT nnderyalne the moral and religious T.
lpence of the aissepng clerg men OF me country
but liz political isnenct must very moderate.
ii IL Were not u, TIE neutrality Of IN the
AmerioaA coAest you'd be- much more reality
than al present; while the North Wouid nave
more poN erful, if not larger sympathy.
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Lsglsss LtgsstYi TIo5.1 ,,7, .

rI.s for ~, or LIGHT may b. found M
VIM .r,a AIE burns In The coal a.,
ANA ~. the Wick tube IL de burns
sE 1sses sas aud RsF1NFS
= for Sperm LAID on Iauns ~
sG..AMPHiNE BURNING Ff,ui irsa y sI,n
- az assert1nent Of LAMPS sto, suitable ~
nsl psi s u - es HI HILL,
: Is ~ - q Ghastras street
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6, i 90, ON Pablo SAFETY.

"a 4y!7 d sSSs NEW ORLEANS Marcha0 1862
Notice hereby given planters and other persons
Old Iron to tho Government that NOTIONS Of old sugar
kettles. CRATE and all iron that has badly burnt,
being worthless, should be sent to the city.
m3l 2plm GEO. G. LAWRASON,+ Secretary.
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are Remaining unclaimed some sixty d
Prizes which VIII be finally Disposed Of at auction,
9th April ata RI NJ precisely, at tho ST. Iou,
Aotsl Reyal n cot py Mssars Acoerren d Landry.
A apss 2plt - M. sMUssoN Pfeadsnt
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4 = sa3l 8 - lFs8t "a I3t
BnTa m an e excellent and splendid Rosewood
rslass Marble s,s Bed Na.e oushsn ia II
y Store, NJ. Is H., y e ses
subscription lists ars dsposed stfsst who're the
one Hundred Tickets, 4 IS each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-03

|a RuRNiNa CoqToN. Pc yton 4tlirann 80
Llts county North Carolina, has aiready basa n n
hundred bales cotton on one Of Iii
Tie ena satasF teaa at y
tus vaIs,atag|Iy va,as q e enemy When man
ae.iafs werth Of his own properly from aanss ~
patriotic duty he gives the most conync;n q
sps5g IL e bsengs indeed people wko
saerioe of private interest tlattie aa,,sa rom
Mr Al not alone The pa fa,a ~,
psanssrs 81 Ptt, Egecombe, and other esnnsa
ss ss, me- that none 81 Their Cotton
The planters in FLORIDA afs ha,,Iing sba;,
, ~ ne open fields nom teir hops sa.19n
=, ankees come they will and ~
sutsoh in Florida. 1Gharleston Mercury 49, "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-03

II shas d Il
a9 mann 5f8 aSy LIB
u IL S s|ss! q sssSsSE 10 asS
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Wan ted.
. a. ss$t4sGl}s'tt& FL * ------ss @if+aFS
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply to Capt E. POWELL, Assistant qnarterrnaster
o. A. opposite Lafayette Square, Who will give fair price
to those who wh to SELL and will gratefully thank In The
name Of the Gonfederacy, all good patriotic citizens who
will donste for the good of the soldier either Of tho
articies 70 = % s=~g s vs. gs pas 9n,t
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q The appropriations have been as follow
Free Market for avais of Piano donated by mi N
Marine Hospital shaiss, tubs, and variety
Of articles not provided by Govefn1nest IA at
Various Sewing Societies. pay labor hire for
ing 2lders' clothing. 4 IN m
sIad'es Assassination, CArs ~ d. Clarke President,
70 provide clothing for the children Of sbsent
- volsn1e ess, 500 90
COMMITTEE Of Five the relief Of INDECENT families
q absent volunteers who make no appeal to the
q qf Free Mark for aid So. mn m
oods bought te be inverted into undercotbpe for
the rse Of tire Louisiana volunteer ~ esz 20
Shoes bought for the Of the Louisiana youu-
90
Louisiana voinnteers 220
1000 90
Relief 70 wives and families Of sailors tho confed
craze 500 90
iselief TO Louisiana troops at Pensacola. On on
Advertising, drayage aud sundry expenses liz m
q
,v,,. { . rs VS. s4O.so5 81
~ leaves cash ron.asing on hand ..8l9 COT
s8si isFa s4l 81jSe
II sgf ~5sss NJ ,3sssg5ss; sss5s s59,elo 70
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e. YiLLAIFoGs RoBBERY The following letter from,
asgentleman who has been despoiled Of his pron..
erty BY the poltroons who are now making var
upon the South, is published in lhe Richmond Ds.
patch: sss# ,:s .s9ss 8. E5@ n = - y.
About the l5thof February, 1889, the Usited
states revenue cutter x, -. Capt Frank. landed 8
crew e. my iarm, called Point, on tho Poto-
carried off tot Of poultry, fred 4 flied bat
through my dining room, and several balls through
st1e dairy, breaking window sash and nine panes
On the 18th of March instant. two IInited -
sgnnboats landed some men It the same nlaca
carried oil the following articles SEINE rome
and two ane hOrs, worth $1,000; and all tie aanl,
,hg utsnslIss belonging 10 an extensive fshery
guinea fowls, six turkeya, six ducks q. kilpsa
iAIl e hogs, Tired on the sheep, swan q
colt 70 their gunbbat lint failed IN pett;na, Il
i9nsboard and Y returned to- land; broke anen 4
We awelllngraoasss ia king everything from Rar
ret % seeiiar earthen and GLASSWARE .cIothIne NJ
various three clocks, pictrres' vases
Two maps school and miscellaneous books, j hnv
of glass ehairss settse boots q xeg 81 r,aia Nc
lnoyea rom the fransoms three panes Of orna
~ s,ss ana we other panes not use COST
LIZ ~ per panes the keys to- all the doors. and
many other articles notEemembere save 4 iarga
supply of garden seeds. breaking mar nanaa RI
giasa ~ various rooms, They then broke nneas
zhe aeryants houses took their clothing, ana
of TIE atment. and were answered. III
ana tod their master must give them more mn,
also shot bull worth $50 and killed a lara ls
Worth S75, which they did not carry oiE TN Z
tnen Dr0ke open my barn. E,T = NY
M we crew was runaway negro from
I1a1ls ls0ins estate neighboring farm WIN va
afesse n uniform and armed with sahses Yt. 1s
sha rie, and no doubt brought 10 deeoy otber ~
ssss vit g aim glowing
ss& 5ssssS@sS Oak Grpys. iVgstmoreians n, ,a
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Jbn %. y. g -.
ss kees claimsto have j, ~.
IL Z g eoston " Nashville an II saov ooO
y 1000 baies a s,is ~ aIter
asnss g eera and cats were .va sna 20 goo
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Confederate states or America.

= .4l5'E7 5a4s HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No liz "a
h tss 5-kss Y Now orIeaus March II, 1891. s
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 81 ss
|asf
xLv-Mr GEoRGE GARR Ii hereby appointed Prsvost
Marshal for The Parish Of Paqncnres and will
upon the dutles Office be obey and respected
accordingly. e.i gt5sy ~ --s9sss- seisfz
r By command Of Major. General LoyELIi.
3D. A. PAIFREF. Major and a. A. gG.sy g5 n,22 2pH
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Shirts. Drawers, Socks.

Washinsten Il rti,lsrv s,eo Shirts Drawers Socks
s,s,;; s IS
7s eisss; s ssIa;::,: s'; sa.qs 100 '5
3 bot 80. - Lieut. Tai. 6 Il y
I9h La yolnnosrs Gel Is iii Fix. q: ss ~ nS
sssssss aa;;sas u osps as;t. ~ "
nras Bas'alon, 20 A, tsaps Grand Ys
ssss.i ii oss So
'sa au arg sisga artillery. Capt. Mo- ~ IT.
s 81 asssss;s: VI 4ssx:s:::
COMPANY sd Regiment. Gapi. soo so
sasais I'll sr fonts6afs;is;
9ohedarate steamer McHs - - ~, ~ , X StSx
Sone derate 'eAoS Aey
iSonsa erae steamer Defiance freraap sss4
gaps u atchcoats and rs pair
Orleans sinardy R Goi. " w Adam AZ pair shoes
A,as bastery pair Ahocs aHlsl 5ES
n composing the nndsrciothne have tssn se
oss. that could DO puchassd in the city,
~ cases when made into garments were prod uced at
the IKE be had for id the sotss ready
the following results have been accom-
p'sasd Aas disbursement tho fund here where II was
c ssssus.se erpioymsn p unprotected womsn-a noble
pesd. strics economy in ali t.o details Of or
AZ l ,eAp, q respectful snbuittod. ri s T'se
asas 4 \ AZ & n. NussoN, President;
ssss, 5 - y g. GAINES, Treasurer. IS
va, 7s5s n ss 81 = Z. GENE REss Secretary.
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Es'ssssi 1sss.1sias,

Manufacturer at Allskinds Of Fancy y,
- Whsisssie saaKoPs, JUJUBE pAsTE.
NnS sts, esq Nos. So Fulton n..> y. - -
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The following items We olip nom H. !
Republican 81 tie 28th - -. f'as'.es tal

Republican Of tie 28th ~ - '''ss'ss .al
ANsEE \, NEws-We have strong reasons NJ
8sass9S the aank6s report-oiSea AZ III E.11rre
Foat Tue hgsnig e Nashville tssa
ported Mo shouid have heard Of II ~ IT, day re
Confederate sources. - Y s eea = nee from
ns sa9op NEWS IL TRgE, tour A..
as sa clad steamer had arrysd ,ss1
AHA ~ sSs port iadenwit rn
IN az ~ ~ yoaoh fer its fsash = "
snrsd Battery had mt taneee nag oapp
If IN they ia s.ars u
3 sle nlon y thing
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= ~ n n
No. 93 at. chArIes street.. #

DISADVANTAGES SCOUTS AND sHARPsHoor ERs,
The o this Corps having bsen removed t. ts
iccatoa all re rat Company Who III nos
nav in aotuai are orsrad to report themselves
EVERY DAY, ut II O'Clock. iFa i. II M ssa
All members Of the Second and Third Companies are also
rsadsrsd % attend Roll Gall EVERY DAY aii o'clock.
Resons wlshIngto join this Corps and whoca effectively
serve thsir country are invited TO come and enroll
apS golt ssNF 5BvS
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Dispatch fron, Gen. Eea.rsunr,.

To Gov. Thos o. Moore /; SO = - - '''-'
VIII aecep all good equipped troops under act If 2 Auep
that viii offer, andfo NINETY. DAYS. a n
place to defend Louisiana. l Al; -
MI 2ptf All. M d, u nj IN In, a4, N Is
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" sAsSy SUE AhioA ohl 'ss IN q s
Jan sa=7ag s. NsE - md ses
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! COMMITTEES ON Public safsty.

k 5 as9z ~ 3 ~. ~ rs
ss .E NEw oRLnARs March 30, 1851
Notice hereby given to Steamboat Captains only
al dollars ton freight will be allowed BY this Committee
for old iron brought to the city r = s3E9 'sF
N, msi 2plm GEO. c.LAwRAsoN, Secretary
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