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How WE ARE TO BE TREATED WIsE& TIE YANKEES
tCoNeBER Us-Mr. Frumbull, in bis late speech in
the o. 8. Senate, said
But what seems to emtsrrass some minds is the
dlfncnity Of treating these both ascitizens and
traitors These rekels in the Southern States oe.
cupy Just exactly That position When an insur-
recnOn assunass such formidable proportions as
ehis has hen armies are arrayed against the
government and against each other all the writers
On iaternational law agree that the rebels are en-
Iutied to be treated as belligerents and enemies
and we have been treating the rebels at the South
as heligerents during the present war. We have
sent flags of truce to them and taken them as
prisoners, and whenever rebellion becomes of
such 2nitude as to be entitled to be called civil
wal parties arc to be governed by the ord :,
nary rules of war while it lasts and in the pso H.
cution of spoh q war the government is bsRy to
observe the same rules asit would observe in a
war with an independent nation. But that does
not prevent the government, after the war Is over
from trying asa traitor any persoa that m av be in
ts hands, and that il the way, Ltake it, heh this
4 rebellion is finally to t5e put down. II oboav ex
poets try allthe SaoO men now ii al ms Gains
the government and hang them, thou III tlev If.
btedly traitass. But1Re will give them tht
rights Of and take them as prisoners
Il of Wal, and when they return to their loya!t,
gainS tn who have been sedueed fra m X ~
reieass them; but the ring leaders 6f this re-
belIion. the of il, the consp;irators who
haxe set foot will trust, be BIZ ought to tie
halter. ~ +sl I'st 9't e ~ -
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y4-445y 'i5g NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1862.
To.the Friends of I'M. K.'i:. So '"' ID
With than ordinary pleasure, acknowledge the rece
Of THousAsp DOLLARS, myseriously donated
Market the benefit of the families Of those who
actively engaged in the defence Of homes and resde
generous IFS full reward In the
those who have Voluntarily deprived themselves of enod
meut temporary. while contributing substantially tho
ABSENT that their families shall provid
With many thanks to the liberal donators, in behalf of I'll
Committee and the reeipientso the Free Market, q
r 15tLfj7 ssI am, respectfully, .jAf 'AhS Et-'H s
~ THOMAS MURRAY H;-5'
MO 2p1t Presidr nj Of Free Market Committee,
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notice,
OFFICE CONF EDER ATE STATES RECEIVER, J
H-*at@ = TFi No. sS CAM STREET, ~ S GEfS

T@a OFFICE CoNFEDERA ATE STATES RECEIVER
E*rf = -% No. g CAMP srREET. v GS
.-arg7st ~ rsE-s New Orleans, March 10, 1862
For tile Information Of all persons whom II may concern
publish his 81 Sec3n of The Act alter amend, an
act entitled act equesate the estates etc. Of
enemies and for The indemnity of citizens of the Concde
States" yk:,sSE i@t1f#s " @&ISNsSE ai3 g't-T
SECTION B.. Be it further enacted That shall the duv
Of every person in actual possession Of having his
money property effects evidences Of debt
longing 70 an alien speedily inform the Receiver
ana 70 render an account thereof pay
to deliver him property effects
ana evidences Of debt such ent and shall be
regard 10 whether yproceedngs
een hsined to lequeBtrate the And any person
wno ef giving su'h Information, shall fail pay over
on demand. made the eceiser stand in
consmp and the Receiver shall NJ once move The coprt ar
1hase to proceed against party in other eases con-
tempt and the Court Jnge may nprson ,b offender until
~ comply with the requirements Of this Act And
ueh payment or delivery shall fully and
party from all and claim or on account Of such
Money property Effects evidences Of debt Aud the Re-
carver snail give sIc PIT specifying tho amount
o money he property evidences of debt Maid and
oehseed and the Of the alien enemy on account of
whom the same skaal BIO paid and delivered Provided That
me person having control Of any moey Of
an alien enemy asserts claim debt against such alien enc
N his own favor he file in writing Ia the proper
Conr swearing that he believes himself Justly entitled TO tha
same and there,pon he shall compelled In the FIRST III
stance to pa the Receiver amount thus propound
go and claimed by him the Court shall then proceed to
Amlne and y the validity of the said debt claim and
the facts found and The rights and Justice
case Aud If the Court decides against the debt or
'ne party sstthgupthe shall forthwith pay over
VT 80 retained by him. And tho Court shall decree In
ep,s vent or claim thus pfopounded. and
Originally in ptssessson OF such debtor or claim
ah5 ~ shall pay no costs oti,er.tse ha .h.,, - an 80
''s ven. - the Proceedings fEf. -lF m - :,
milo 2ptfs9 $50 ., ='g 't. 'st..7s J
'N=-ztF at'-F5 tiszsC. S.rRECEIyRR: (!
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Old BEN WADE. Thea9 Cincinnati enquirer the

Old BEN w DE. cincinnati enquirer offthe
26th Februafyy now before US, is rather severe on
Ben WadeEas fellowsat Nsit w sFl3eisatz&
An Unconditional Union Ma,s.-The principal
lature Of Ohio for Unite7 States Senator ia Benia-
min r. 'Wad Y To sho " what ar unconditional
y nion man Wade is we publish the following ex7
tract ffom a speefsn which he made at Portland,
There was sally 10 union between the North
and South atra he believed no two nations upon
the earth r.tertained feelngsof more bitter ran
coz DIS each other than these two sections of
the Rer ,ublie. The only salvation of the Union,
there vas to BE found III dvesting if entirely
re m all faint of slavery There was no Union in
The Sonth. Let us haVesa Union, orlet US sweep
1 away the remnant which we call q Union" !i5a
Col Stanley Matthews, of Cincinnati. has been
appointed Provost Marshal at Nashville. i.5y.,.,
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Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

IA Fl MAJOR GENERALS OFFICE. H..
New Orleans, March 10, 1882 8
spEcI AL ORDERS NO. I'LL % -g ~,sra-
I'm obedience 10 Orders s3 from his Exceleicy the
Governor and Commander Chief from and after Monday
.e day of March, 1867 all exemptions grant 10 the EN-
oyees The City Railroad Company Stages ard omnbise
who the ages eighteen and forty five years and
subject to militia duty, ara revoked g. ~as..
II-OHicers OF the Militia charged with the execution
this Order and will that parties to whom these exemptions
nave given will report without fail, Monday next te
their respective Captains for duty. = $751;.
,.s-'gt rs By order Of -. - -
-t,s.- ~ ,ra.ss JOHN L. LEWIS, Il a'. a,
IlSyy1 r,ls4eaE tfgy Majors General Commanding.
g. w. LEWIS, Aid. ri - -e.a& .g-ts $moJt 2p2t
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.ViHse ss of City Bonds

OFFICE oFTHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoNsoLIDArEU3
~ "-5S 10 49, DERT or NEW ORLEANS ''' y
a. ,uer .-ls I New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1862. y Z
Notice hereby given that ling to the 9th Section Of
of the Legislature of the State OF louisiana entitled IAN
Consolidate the City of New Orleans and Provide
the Government and Administration Of its Afa approved
February 1859 sealed proposals will be received FIR the sale
tohe city of bonds issued according heQegog act to the
amount dollars until the 10Th day
March, 1862, at Il O'Clock II. ''"5' ..' ~
= Proposals DEBUVs Secretary aud
dorsed Proposals for tho sale of Bonds" o. r.
..-s.,s..s ms JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor. La,
CHAs. ". CULBERTsoN, Comptroller
@9A ['' mp adam GIFFEN, Treasurer.
-s7- D -'Li3tH 2. S. WII.TH ST o. a '..- 81. .r'
yrI [,h Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Aldermen
.s,, . r,I4 j. 3. IiEFE; a m.e ,r a4f..g.. ..,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fel9 2ptm26 ' o. DEBUYS, Secretary - IN
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IeadQ uarters Louisiana Troops.

@'-.E..' -.t- 80 -
.-, T.. .-- Major ESERal's OFFICE. ,g.s 4
New Orleans March II, 1852.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 30
LIN short delay practicable after The pt of this
order, Commanders of Brigade throughonthc
full reports to tn Headquarters the Of orgaz
on Of their RESP Give Brgades letting forth the number
men In each Company together with the kind and quail of
tier arms and equipments. f
1I-A Volunteer Companies that lave NOT 6led up
number of prvnte5 reqnir by law, be dish 1nded and
the members thereof enrolled in the regular Militia accord
to law. Is ~ q .--E- s7.s'-++ .S' ~ - s'gs
ITfVolunteer Companies the country parishes will
attached TO the Reaiend OF the parish in which they
formed aud will be subject 10 The orders Of the Colonel of the
Regiment. &, a. s.s. -.sz.
W-Iha Brgadier-G enerals of the Sae charged with
the execution Of this order TO thor respective Brgades
will urge upon their officers the absolute necessity prompt
and energetic action in furnishing full detailed returns
G@'F '~s-I By orderof -'' .' 7 '7+
b. -.u-H JOHN L. LEWIS, - r.
,rqrg - 81. .. e ,L Major General Commanding
G. W. LEWIS, Aid, race -..... tnlB 2p2t
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Committee on Public Snfety.

NEW ORLEANS, March IA, 1862.
The steamer Salle Robinson Capt Joseph saliba having
been by this Committee to bring old iron to the city
for the use Of eht all planters and ether cizs
will greatly aid Confectionery by granting facility to
Capt. Saba in this work. ...-E -
III 2pl2t GEO. C. LAWRASON, Secretary
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Con federaFe States of sames'icn.


z@:a rs: 49, al WAR DEP ARTMENT, - - u
g5 We ssr!! sfas ST., " -fEFlTl ORpShacE OFFICE
tlS s5f sll rs 5aI ~ Richmond, March,, 1862 y
Bids will DO received this Office until the 18th day of
April next, for the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE
MATERIA l. for the Confederate States Army: lNs +
t'- 200 e0G tons charcoal dblast Pig Iron. '-
90 80 GOD tons Blooms, (charcoal) a.
-" $4,000 tons Wrought Iron Bars of various sizes
ssi' E 100 10 inch CoIutnbiads. rs 'r- '7"
.7=t'. 100 8inch Colunibiads. q We"
'frlIs 100 l0-nch Siege and Garrison Mortars.
~ 20 100 l5-inch seacoast Mortars. " '-
- 800 l2-ponnder Iron Howitzers
q Fl. ~ ECO 6pounder Ton Field Guns. .
Bids may be made for any quantity Of iron hundred
tons, and for amy number Of guns over ten. .s,
Drawings Of The guns viii be fun shed only TO parties whose
bids are accepted - 10 s,-. - - .-
Bidders will state the points of delivery, and the date
which not less than hundred tons of iron be expected
to be furnished. -. M .-., .,.,=., u. A. =. - .
They also The time required to furnish the whole
Of their bid. ia. 81 sve. .ts.D ,.s5 +. t.aHr,g.- .
Bidders for will stale the date of the first delivery and
the time reauiredto supply the whole number. s4t a.
Payments will BE- made delivery Of not less than fifty
Of ron and the right pay oneaf III Confederate bonds is
reserved .i H. ..--lF b.. ss u., I, -H. -gl.. .-.
Bids must be sealed and enclosed, aud endorsed the
felop Proposals for ron, Proposals for Guns,
the case may be-. g. 4 4,E . .-.5.i il5.,. .t..sz
J. GORGAS Lieutenant II Colonel,
mis- 2piap1D s5.amIf Chief of Ordinance.
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NAV, o,rns x,a Crescent ghusaas suamg aNareh 90 1862
Mail for the washington Artillery.

A Mail will be made up twice week, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, fol the Battalion ofwsshington Artillery in vr
gina md also for the Fifth Company Tennessee HEN
MING 4 CAMPBELLS Store No, % Camp street.
M NIT
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Notice.

o. -OFrIcs ASSOCIATION Rnrlrr >
WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
"a RI w New Orleans, March rs, 1s62. 4 }
The President Of this Association respectfully eqecs the
Ladies' this city and Stas send donations of Drawn hint
Rolled Band.ges, and Old Linen, to the depot, W H.
SMITHS No IS Graver street. for The ths Army in
the field. A large supply ia required. s . - aza-.'-
. nls ap6t JAS P. FRERET, Presidedt.
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NJ EW INFIlsNIhlSY.
D R. R E Y N 0 l. DIS,

D R. E Y N DIS,
THE UNKiyALLED CANCER DOCTOR.
Would inform his friends and the public that
and completely lifted up Infnary, spacious ele.
CANT mansion No 10 Baronne street.
anon Streets where he will devote all his CURE
OF CANCERS In their iorHs Seald Heads White Swell
lngS and Ulcers of every description, ,-
lie refers with much pleasure the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI, Unknown and highly respect
able lady Of this city -. 49,. '''.y,
= $50. tCopy of Ceriicate,]
tfa.,,r.0 ,--- New ORLEANS, Oct II, 1861.
This to certify thai the undersigned resident of city
OF New Orleans for number of years. and residing No
52 Erao had been for long time afflicted with
in her breast In order have it removed,
signed applied DIR. Warren Stone operated three
different times without efectng Subsequently,
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment Cancer
esectully removed and perfect made take
this Of doing Justice to Dr. Reynolds and
others similarly afflicted avail themselves his valuable
services.
Is nil if s. A. CHAPpETJ,
X AhaovAh.'.'..-'.. - ..tsEMovAI
.rDKs CLARK Il FRIEDRIUHs. Dentishl,
Have removed uron l14) to l4Q CANAL STREET ono
from Crescent City Bank ialT Il
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THos. C. HENDERSON.
LIVER COMPLAINT, .

Dr. HUMPHREYS:
Dear sir don't know what to shy to make you know
grateful feel for those boxes of Wrgh Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills you After having
years, and thought going get
beworth good days work. strong
as my e and that after having tried every
thing else heard OF and getting all kinds DOCTORS who
could tell me 1t affection The liver but not
it, although God knows took enough of their prescriptions
Ii the prayers poor like will help you any, doc
tor, you have mine. %. - = ~ j. 20 e. - {.
Yours, gratefully and truly a.
JOHN W. SIMMONS.
esting facts with important suggestions the sick
ing complete directions for the of the Pills and special
card females which every Of the ought read
t-tn#.st- - ....sa
WRIGHps sOUTFIGsN INDIAN VEGET-
ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction of Dr. Jous Wn!Gur in his
Pharmaceutical Laboratory Nsw Orleans.
I. j. WRIGHT CO.,
~. Sole Proprietors,
No. Fl Charities street, New Orleans. 4
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%. - r.
&ar0ss BfrG,


SUCCESSOR 70 sEwELL 7. TAYLOR IMPORTER or
,5.+st VINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS Etc. 3s'.',
vegl RIOS. ID and is Royal street, ~
Has instcre barge suppiy Of CREhE De
S0U2y AMPAaNE, IN quarts pnts; also orand
Wis: CHARLES HEIDsEfCR, PIPER HEfDsEfcK, PAR
hENTIER, and other brands inferior quality. have
large assortment of the Old sheres AAONTI
ANCHOR sHERRrEs-lss -seUTHsfpE MADEIRA, Of
direct iporation other Maderas of lower grade superio
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other less grade
The celebrated sAZARAo BRANDIEs-vin,a 1886 ms
so2 and 1so5a large supply always hand All grades
oLAKET and WHITE WINES III glass and wood. Wills
AYs-scetch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wills
sys SCOTCH ALE and PoRTER in pnts andquarta COR
etc. hyiasa assortment Of the best WINES, which
VIII be sold on "a city
=. jas He5'is AARON BIRD, gt'tr Z zt-
ais 7ply Nos IA and IL Rova, ,.rs..
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=, ..,.,-,,v the governor.
urADouARTERs houIsIAEnAs s M,n'iiA'{
AnJUrAaT-G ENERAs o TN isss

HEAbou. Nh AaT.G ENERAL,s oFElCs;
n New Orleans, March ~ iso1'
ORDERS NO. s7e'I un,, Comnauv In This
I-Any private belonging to any NINA 1S"pa"s
-, .n W ,upteet Company enlisted forany limited
home ser vice only wha euist III any company 70
dnrrs the war, within the Confederate STATES w'''
roaoc,ion of satisfactory evidence of their having been
into ryce the war; be discharged from hs SER
vice they may be in -@ -,
DISCRIMINATING officers Companies 8attatiens VIII
- no mnfd meiis in the way Of any of their conf
enlstne In panes eselve for the war III the
service Of the Confederate States
zf'2F& BY order Of
aE's-a. 5n.-a2t Tnos o. MOORE
f.. s= -$HE' Governor and Conmander'in CHIEF.
NJ GRlvoT, Adjutant and Inspector General tn1o -p''
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To. Cotton Factors.

F AsSMANN'Sd RON TIES.
Our Mr.. f. has returned from Aatsma where he made
arrangements with the Shelby Iron Wofke to SUPPLY US
ExCLUsIySLY with very t-e' r5'' ", ''-',
W. Superior Quality Of Hoop Iron.
This Iron is very Light therefore, cheaper than rope for
ba'ihg Cotton. sagr iii sa4 49, 4 pD.,.r.... sE=.y
I'VE can All orders in few days. ~ a6$ -s l55Htl
81 IS. ,-as11iz'9 H. FASSMANN u CO., Is
Z MI Ballot M 4Si asAf fytrr ii Garondelet street
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Ra- Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WIIITZ, Of the Second District.
See Crescent the 29th 10th and 3lst January fte1 2pto
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A Card.

Certain parties suspected to be those arrested and tried upon
criminal chargs for eheaz Mt committed while in the
employ the Ia eAdams Express Company being unable to cir
cae their ISLANDERS through any rion OF the Of this city
have eneavced nnre the Southern Express Company and
myse by publishing IN circular FORM ous charges against
The Southern Co. in it's services the Confederacy
needs defence hands and only say with refer
myself that during residence of about five years IN
the Sonh conduct has been such need refu
ation the absurd charges contained in the anony cir
euars Of slanderers.
fe2i % ]. j. MCkEEFER.
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followed up by the frigate st. Lawrence, whlch
Was taken in tow by several Of the small harbor
steamers 1t is, however, rumored that nelther OF
short engagement both of them seemed to be, in
the opinion of the pilots on the Point, aground.
The Minnesota, eitlser intentionally or from ne
cessity, engaged the three steamers, atsap m =
mile distance, with only her two bow guns. 1he
ST. Lawrence also poured in shot from all the guns
she could bring to bear and it was the impression
Of the most experienced naval officers on 1ne
that both had been considerably uanseu ors
These statements, t~must be hesne IN m,ba, ~
all based On what could be sen sy giass, Manic nj
distance Of nearly eight mss and few n PUNE me
stricken non-eombatants VINO hea u ai'lo7.
In Tie meaftinss darkness approached though .1,a
ina moon shoue out brightly, and morning pue NE
Occasional FISHING Of guns could pc seen. Ihe
/ Merrimac Gas also believed to be aground as sue
rena;ns,f stationary at distance of q mile from
| the Minnesota, making no a1tempt 70 at.ack OF
INCEST herr II +542st5
| Previous to thes,departure of the steamer for
Baltimore no more guns had been fired for half an
Fhour the last one being fred from the Minnesota.
| Some persons declared that, Immediately after
this ruil WAS fred q dense volume of smoke was
seen 70 rise from the Merrimac, indicating the ex.
plosion 8f her boiler. Whether this is so or not
capnotbe known, but it was the unanimous opiu-
ion that the rebel monster was hard aground.
Fears of course, were entertained for the safety
Of the Minnesota and St. Lawrence in such an I'M
equal contest; but if the Merrimac was really
ashore, she could do no7more damage. twas the
intention of the Minnesota. with her picked and
gallant crew, to RON into close quarters with the
Merrimac, avoid her IRON PROV and board her.
This the Merrimae seemed not inclined to give her
an opportunity to do. 1Efs{. So a0a'
At s o'clock, when the Baltimore boat left, a
aeet of steam tugs were being sent up to the relief
of the Minnesota and st. Lawrence, and an effort
was to be made to draw them of the bar on which
they had grounded. In the meantime the firing
had suspended whether from mutual consent OIL
necessity. could not be astertained.
Tpf,,t
join IN the combined attack on the Minnesoes, and
several shots were fired at her from Seweles Point
as she went mp, None Of them struck her, but
one OF two of them passed over her. ~
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Confederate States of America.
y stEF HEADQUARTERS DAPARTMENr No. l.
"a 49, F7TTl7u' New Orleans. March 49, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 12l
Hereafter no exemptions from Militia duty i'll be allowed
permanently ecep the Of minors scay
unhble to do service. ..
Applications the release Of those engaged upon work for
the Government made this Department. in the form
certificates from the Of the shops when
an order will to hs commanding officer Of the camp
which the applicant belongs to grant rurlough for
tain number of days, which be renewed by subse
auen certificate aud order from these Headquarters.
By commando of MajorGeneral LOWELL
-.,l.,.. .-.e IT, d. 90 1@ j. q. PICKETT.
MO 2pl2k f9 Assistant Adutant General.
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as- Messrs. w. II. Adams, w. NJ. Semple
and D. Vanf1orn have my power Attorney per act
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Pubhc. -..-
MD ST" - !. o. NIXON
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PRIZE BOAT BUILDER Y=ss
Of THE SOUTH :- Z -
j. naAsJonY. Alsiers, r.a.

j. R1AEIONY, Algiers. r.a.
VIII furnish notice. butt the approve
models Pleasure and Race Vac hs Club and Skeleton Row
Bos, Ship, Schooner and Steamboat yRwls, Skifs ind Bow
8oats, OF all descriptions built the Bh rtes notice.
,.. -... -Also hand
Oern spars Blocks, and everything appesa lining to Ysch
asug hand and for sale ct the lowest market psices.
ri2a ly&W
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To tho Pubic

~ OFFICE oF.THE FIRE ALARM AND Police TEIEGRAPr
+Rse -t758 81 city Hail. New Orleans, March 49, ls62
Notice is hereby given that the City Bells will continue
strike the hour OF p. d., until further notice. "a
MO 2ptap5 ~ i9i A. HEBERT, Superintendent.
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Pa McGUIGIN u co,

p acGUIGIN u co... ~. lsS9-T-E 49, =.
v So I6L MA K Rs 80
.f"" 80 s9f No. ~ Julia street, Now Basin
notice. Aa'pauiihs and Flags made at the shortest
brenda " eahVass Always on hand Of the very best
m20 IL
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Tonfns and Fortifyins OF the System
Diseases, either Occasional or kGpi-
dernic; and for the cure OF ali
Ailments having the name of

Intermittent Remttent. Nervous uhamnatory and Putnd
Fevers Meusus, Sm III Pox aud Eryspelas lnlamma
ton the Brain, ront Stomach, LGngs Liver 1mtes
tines Kidueys Bladder Pains in the Stomach. Back
and Side Consumption Prop Of the Head oil the Chest
the and Of the Limbs Scroiua Scnryy, and
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel, loss of Appetite Sick Head
nclie Splitting of Blood Rheumatism, both and
Chronic Dsrrhra pysenery and Coles SSucope, Apo
pleHy and Piualya5 Dyspepsia, Hypochondrinsis Ie-
tanus Epilepsy, Wh0oping Cough, PhlptatiOn of the
Heart, Ulcers and Soreb every arscrtior HystercB
Weak Nerves. and owness Of Spirits Suppression, and
other delicate Female Conlpaints o.,
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Headquarters Department No. 1.

Headquarters Department No. 1.
80 New ORLEANS March II, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO.r9l @~
In pursuance Special Orders No. 49, from the War De-
rewards will hereafter be paid for the capture of
deserers. .r .. . -.. ....... .- ..-r.s .,,-.,.
BY command of MajorG General Loyel.
J. G. PICKETT, '.''.-'
ml2 2p6s -.. Assistant Adjutant General.