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The NEXT AssENBLY-Of the Assem-
blymen. fifty supported Lincoln and fftv
Douglas; all of those that supported Lin
coin supported Harvey, with possibly the
exception Of Mr. Hogan Of Winnebago-
Of those that supported Mr. Douglas, Mr.
Moore, Of Green; Mr. Starks. OF Sauk
Mr.. butcher. of Columbia; Mr. BeardSlev,
of Pierce; Mr.. Ellis, of Brown; Mr.. Bas-
sett. of kenosha Mr. Elliot, of Kewau-
nee; and We believe Mr. Trip, of Sauk.
and Mr. Green, of Jefferson, supported
Mr.. Harvey 80 it can BE safely depend
ed upon that Mr. Harvey viii have a GOOD
administration majority IN both branch
es Of the Assembly Fortqqe Reqisfr.
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The Navy Report.

Secretary Welles' Report gives a lucid
exposition Of the state of affairs in the Ma
w Department, together with q condensed
sketch OF its opera ions since the july ses-
sion OF Congress. The subjects Of the
biockades, Of naval expeditions, and of
the pursuit alter pirates, are first treated
OF by the Report; the matter of the rebel
distractions on the Potomac. howev r. is
lett IN { somewhat unsatisfactory condi-
ton, lnasmuch as no hint is given as to
the measures to be taken to break up the
irritating blockade of that river 1t is
stated that the stone fleet which verv re-
Gently salled was to operate in the chan
mel of Charleston Harbor and in Sayan-
nah river. The number Of vessels can
tured by Us for violation of the blockade
and for other offences, IS 1913. and list is
appended TO the Report as delivered to
Congress. Considerable space and warm
praise Is given to Flag Officer Dupont for
his brilliant Port Royal affair. The con
duet of Capt. Wilkes in seizinr Mason and
SiIdelI, without further qualification than
is contained in the hint that he showed too
great lenlency in not capturing the Trent
as well rs her passengers. The position
OF the Report on this point is decided. and
the expression of opinion is sharp This
portion Of the document viii souarelv
meet the public sentiment of the country.
The total force of the navy, when the YES
sels now building and purchased are put
IN order, will be 264 vessels, 2,557 guns,
2lS,Ol6 tons. The number of seamen is
now .; 900 The Marine Corps in Octo-
Der had a strength Of 2,964 The posi-
ton of the Department upon the question
OF what to do with the slaves who come to
our ships, may be briefly stated thus Set
them at work for wages; If .nere is no
work, apply for it to the army; if the army
has none for them, let them go in peace
whittier they VIII. Various other tonics
are treated In the Report
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,MAsA COBB. JAS. =. srDDrrH.
COBB X SIDDuTII,

I ANNERS, Mineral Point, Iowa county. Wisconsin.
Il : Successors 70 Cobb Messmore, and Cobb, Mess
more Snddnth Win attend to professional business
ami correspondence as heretofore Office opposite court
house, mp stairs l9-tf
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4 FORGE APPEL having httrd up his shop in the
VI most approved style is prepared u shave Dress
Hair, shampoo cts. all Nho may favor him with
call lie viii also attend to Bleeding Cupping and
Leeching short uatice and in the
science The most perfect satisfaction warranted in all
cases i3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

RErRIBCTIoN.-A letter from a private
in the Seventy ninth, Higblanders, disclo-
ses an instance of just retribution which
tell On an earnest traitor who should have
been hung months ago 1t will be remem-
bered that, in the early part of summer.
man, employed IN the Washington NAVY
ard, was discovered filing shells with
sand, instead Of the proper material
This man had received a medical educa-
ton, and On his escape within the rebel
lines resumed the practice of his profes-
sion. When the Seyentv-ninth landed at
Port Royal, the hf-t sight which greeted
them on entering the hospital was this
man seated at a table, with a splendid case
OF surgical instruments before him his
left arm resting naturally upon the table
and the position Of his todv indicatinr
perfect ease. but, upon closer examina-
ton, 1t was discovered that the entire up
per portion of his head had been cut
away, from the crown to the back of his
neck, by cannon ball-N Y CONNER
ctat AdrertiS,r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

- Henry Ward Beecher has assumed
the editorial charge of the New York In
dependent Messrs. Bacon, Thompson il
Storrs, the previous editors, retiring
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01
Ft~IIONNBIE BARRER.

DHfstCIAN Surgeon, ana Accoucheur, Mineral
Point. W. 0fice one door above Spragues Gun
shop, High street p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

The project of erlarging the Illinois
and Michigan Canal to a sufficient capac-
ity lor ship navigation, Is again agitated
IN Chicago
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

The flag Of the Texas camp at Dunn
fri 5, Virginia, is made Of the bridal d,esz
of Mrs Wigfall, pure white silk with a
lone star
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

7 AW1ER, Mineral Point, Wisconsin Office in the
1 county building Mr. Wilson will attend to all
business of legal intrusted 10 his care with
promptn@ss aud fidelity 2otf
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
MOSES VI. STRONG.

n AWYER, Mineral Point Wisconsin. Ofice one
door Of the Presbyterian Meeting House In the
building formerly occupied BY the United States Land
Office
Mr. Strong will transact any professional business in
which ne may be employed in the counties Of Iowa La
Fayette, Grant Richlani vl3n3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

- Ii Is rumored that Parson BFownlow
has been sent to Alabama and imprisoned
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GARDNER G. 1rE.GS.
SAM Ell w.HFE@F

NOTARY Public, Land Agent. &c. & . Arena Iowa
~ county Wis. viii attend ia the payment of taxes
&C, With accuracy and dispatch 81
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imagination pictured it or not. | cannot
tell but a look of heavenly happiness
seemed pencilled there passed nv hand
below the pillow, and removed the Bible.
whose words had afforded com ort in life
and death to that brave soul Many of
the pages were turned down as | after
wards found, at the most beautiful passa-
ges of inspired writing As was in the
act of turning to the first page. piece of
paper flew out from between the leaves
and tiuttered to the ground | carefully
recovered 1t, took last look of the face
knew so well, and left johnson still bv the
bed | -oen left the hospital TO walk TO
my tent, which was not far distant The
night was calm and lovely. TIL stars were
twlnkhng IN the heavens. aud as my mind
was dwelling on the grand death-scene.
(grand because triumph Mt over fear and
death) | could hear the videttes calling
aloud All well On reaching my
tent l anxiously looked to the loose pages
which Black had thought worthy to be
keptin his Bible. 1t was an extract from
Shakespeare, and which had. no doubt
been guiding rule and incentive to him
IN his career. 1t was that glorious pas
sage from Henry the Fifth, which every
soldier should know by heart and act up
to
Every subjects duty is the kings but
Every subjects soul is his own Therefore
should every soldier in the wars do as
Every sick man in his bed work every
Mote out of his conscience; and diving
So Death is to him advantage: or not diving
The time was biessedy lost wherein such
Preparation was gained and in him that
Escapes, if 1t were sin to think that
Making God so free offer. e let him
Outlive that day to see his greatness and
70 teach others how should prepare"
Now | understood the secret of Ser
geant Blacks good conduct good feeling.
and good character; the secret Of his love
to his Queen, his scorn of danger. and his
happiness IN death. The secret lay in his
Just and sincere appreciation of what
soldier duty is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

A TT0RNEY al Law and Notary Public Dodceville
y Iowa county, Wis Particular attention paid to
collecting Refer 70 Hea. c. G. Washhuru and Cobb q
Sudduth. -
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GEoRGE W. COBB,
X NOV II.

4 T)R0DUCE aud general Commission Merchant dealer
in salt, Water Lime, &c. stone warehouse, near Z
R. Depot Mineral Point 1912
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STEAM MILL.

viz Nineral Faiuv Steam Nigl i now in cornplete e
operation, really 30 do CUSTOM woRA on the
THE BEST QUALITY OF FLOUR
kept st ali Tunes an sold II the t.,yrss, ,, -.
ALI. FLOUR WAHFeA\--rtn
and delivered g families in aad adjoining the ct,
without eytrs change . -S S4'-
most favorable terms. " 90 '@e
MILL FEED
constantly hand and for ale low
WILLIAM LANYoN. s.
Mineral Point, Sept. Esd. 1861 vI4-psS-tf
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Choice postrn.
THE DEFENDERS

AhE DER r y ID EhS
WRITTEN I. BUCHANAN READ.
Our flag the land and our flag on the ocean,
An angel Of peace wheresoever it goes
Sobly sustained by Coumbia's devotion,
The angel Of death it shall be foes
True to its native sky
Still shall our eagle fly,
Casting his sentinel gances afar
Though bearing the olive branch,
still in his taions staunch
GrasPing the bolts Of the thunders of wari
Hark to the sound there's a foe on our border
\ foe striding o. to the gulf Of his doom;
Freemen are rising and marching in order,
Leaving the pillow, the anvil and loom.
Rust dims the harvest sheen
OF scythe and sickle keen
The axe sleeps in peace by the tree It would mar,
Veteran and youth out
Swelling the battle shout
Grasping the bolts Of the thunders OF war;
Our brave mountain eagles swoop from their aerse
Our ithe panthers leap from forest and plain
Out Of the West flash the flames Of the prairie
Out Of the east roll the waves Of the main.
Down from their Northern shores,
Swift as Niagara pours,
They march and their tread awakes the earth with jar
Under the Stripes and Stars,
Each with the soul Of Mars
Grasping the bolts Of the thunders Of war;
Spite of the sword or assassin's stiletto
While throbs heart in the breast Of the brave,
The oak of the North or the Southarn palmetto
Shall shelter foe except in his grave
While the gulf blow breaks
Echoing the northern lakes
And ocean replies unto ocean afar,
Yield inch OF land
While there's patriot hand
Graspng the bolts Of the thunders of war
The world is rife with noble thoughts
That trenble the tongue
The world is fun OF melody
Jnwritten and unsung.
The music OF a march Is sweet
But action Is sublime
And You may live a nobler verse
Than can be told in rhyme.
Let Tyres and lutes, with tinkling breath
To l0ve-sick girls belong
The rythm OF a well-spent life
IS sweeter far than song
I'm weary Of the Of words
Our world dead
IL half our bards would cease to write
And live their verse instead.
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DII. WV. fIIIDEBRAND

nFFIcE IN Moaetts Block, up stairs. Mineral point.
~ Wisconsin,. Silly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

-3,O0O,O 900 lbs of Sea island cotton
was burned by the re ,cut fire IN Charles
ton
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01
.iOnN IL. NNE>TnN
BE NJ. q. SCOTT.

NOTARY Public, eonvevauccr ana General Agent
~ Linden, Iowa county, Wis Io-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

4 ENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries Prov
" sions, Hardware &c yellow stone Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-01

I'uE Subscriber has removed his stock Of Goods AZ
Clothing Warehouse TO Whites stone store ne
door . baseS 5 JeWeiry Store High street where
viii BE pleased q see both Ola ana new customers
May oth l~bt--l9 JOSEPH BFIIFR
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Z. IL. CI.ARN.
ALEXANDER WILSON

4 TToRNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancerv. Min
\ eral Point. once in Millions Block
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THE MFERAL POINT TRIBUNE

IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
In the old Eagle Saloon corner Of High Vine streets
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HUI ellgtafe.
fyHH8GxNn tsfstCs, Mo ~ Gsaasf srRsrr.3
s3s Tiiars daF, February NJ, 1867.

sg GHEsdxHr sfsstcs, ND. W GER 1sras rr, al
Tiars February N, 1BSE 3
sasalss mid shd pleass4. Business vas
AN on Ire landing WI .s exception about ts
the Isnlols uiIman, which dsclafging pr
Rsk NM me TerA this evening far
La8 Memphis Appeal Of the 18th Hays
VAS LAST fall a The rate Of half Inch an
hn9s ss not Ihe weather was clear
7hs psskst Asaia,
p& leaves III III 81 this uoa.
VS. II ~ eost lsadligs ap 70 Donald
AZ k,s,ss The fast packet Lad
Ee t1ia1 III Asho .and Mrs Geo.a
ssask or Baton Rongs bayou
eserssk cams sfd VI -
M sTTbis eiezHut and unrisaieti pas
sef o'clock ibis evening ri
aH4 Eap john ~. Cannon
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Tho following resoluons adopted by Board
wcss and % nctton soneusred IN the rules bes sus
Msssf I.siss. Hssbs tssses Benis Davis, Kiass
land, hecfs and tfensnsn-S
nays: More.
Me. Alien was excused from soiug.
ssolnttcns $1,000 the BcaueEArd Regiment
and 800 10 the American Rifles, Co B. 3. n ss5A
following resou lon adored BY Board OF Aldermen
Committee:
Resolution appropristisg 5000 TO unotm and equip any
the STATE, 10 Be iran fefred 10 Gen. Beanregatd.
On motion Leefe. the Board adjourned to Thursday
next the 9Th instant, at 81 O'clock r ~
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Ii u1Ix|rLsx il ii k.Ki EiT. !:
! J;inRr III CTR. Fsbsx.

e Atlsh snepllt Of sock old
MeSaeyu 115 Hngsias 81
a.ss M 4 as ,s " fl
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TO Bakers.

|-.- MAYORALTY OF NEW oRIIEANs.p
s- z.u. - = GIv HALL. Feb. q, 1867 I
sB- To Bakers - The price of Supernne
Flour being Ibis day thirteen dollars halSi3 50 yer
BARREL bakers required during the ensuing
commencing on MONDAY, 9th inst, follows, viz Second
quality, or No. g
Forty ounces o bread for % cents;
Twenty ounces Of bread for 10 cents;
Ten ounces of bread for S cents.
Ihe loaves of the ih quality. No must weigh Qua
eighth Fore-hat IL tn say:
Tho 20 GENT loaycs, forty -fiv e0inces.
Ii' ~ cent lonres twnTtr Two ounces; :.
The cent loaycS eleven oupccs.
N; y Bread of the First Qualify, Fancy Bread mrs he
made oil Extra foh and the lonres shall exceed in
one pound and shall be made baked and stamped req I'd
by ordinance no. $3.50.
d. f JOHN r. MONROE Msvoy
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Ct,
BY GARDNER SMITH & CO.,
GARDNER SaTu Auctionecr.
Il Can

SATURDAY, March LIST. 1869, at IL O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange od POST
Office, at auction, will be sold
y LOIS ST GROUND, forming the square bounded by
Sc1ld Third, st. David and Rampant streets being Nos
= inclusive Nos 10 80 feet front on Third
street BY depth la feet Nos IL q zach ~ feet
front on street, by feet deep No ii measures q feet
inches . front Rampant street. by $50 feet deep No.
y Y feet iiehe fines front on David stres by
depth OF l5u feet
Rs-TEKMs-0nchalf cash balance IL months credit,
to- Eotes bearing NOR gage on the property with cent.
current nnt per cent. eventual ,,ttrts.. Hr
Ac. Of sale before Hugh Madden, Notary Public
pense Of III: purchaser. te22
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81 ss q shssnss
OF the Mayer Of Carroion, relative shell Canal
Ihs ssu, re II the
sna g ~ Faaas Committee
bad ahe last nsetng resolution authorizing lie
Nfsss Il sas
ass 81 sa Res & FL saaI s ay
moved aid eaq rssfisd e .om,e Of
three nsm5ers q the BOARD. Carried.
appaa4tsd on said committee esss Allen,
c. sas Is2
read and, motion Of Ali lie Finance
II families citizens Il New orea o
may enter into active service IS JIG ,1sss ii
ssss ,sa ss bs fo99wng b snd
mites AZ 't ,nsnee oohl
.s MhsIss, Es IS ssE Orleans bang
Of our enemies at the Of the city, renders e
s sss s,s Ct e. only
and ainnls Should be placed disposition of Tie
asss s IL sg
~ ~ , W II, M
s,sss.a nilISa "a ss
thousand dollars each ii IL e ZEN
years and bearing Interest Six
annpn 81 tie dfcs Of M
a,s That fl ts The
gledged Thousand dollars Of HE
tie sale o public markets Of the city
or fana sha be Invested in such securities
e ne Of the Common Council may from
unne g iine direct and report 70 ts Common Council their
action thereon W ttSs III II e
Rssosea That II shall be The duty Of the eoumon cQans
Of the due and payable Oh sad
peeasi ana f.sg5s ssis So ass - s&s E{
II Jts.sE ResoIped That the chaiTmen OF the Finance
q ~ the Comn,0n Gonne DO and they he ebg
an4 10 pay the said bonds
s Ms oh iesc safety apEoin CT By the Common
Sosns ~ se ny o. New eans n per resolution No. $3.50
e ls2z ~ such sims as they may require
q ntins munitions q war;
Tor he successful defeHcee the its
'ap a1r y. II .a
an q, @ fesoti,o which was read
IL ~ ~ ue rnies bs,g susende
NTH H liz e hi, On reefs Eng
tis Hsar thc condition ri
said report to be made ut rs early day possible
e0lred, fha. nsse IS erepy pru ed Ia
JhhA n, Holland Secretary Ibis Board spe time n e
may b absent IN the military safvca CT ihjs state
Mr. Aea amend said resolution by adding thereto
royiued ne Hhatl furnish substitute during his abs
host. E5 III s.sF4a "a 40 sfs
a SECOND time and n opted, @ssss - w
Mr. Heo offered tho following resolution which was read
and unanimously adoped the tn'e bang .uspended
Common Council for the purpose Of eyisIne m ms far e
ey hereby aoSed d nse the room III liz Board II 4
1{
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1 " ElNi

UVJU.I
Rhso't That The Surveyor and lie l. hereby authorized
haze made The ecessay repairs the Vegetable and Fl lit
markets Of tho Second District provided said repair
not exceed the sum OF sixteen hundred dollars (sGUO
tsighrdl so. j. MAGIONI,
- President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSisntdl $. p. DELABAkRE,
r President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved Fchrua ry q, 1867. 5r,3
tSisnedl JOHN T.. MONROE, Mayo.
A true copy -
Z I ~ 5t ThEo. MARKS, Secretary
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T. UREUX Light INFANTRY DoI.
LARS BouNIf-:h nndersignea have been authorized
mi organize Company Of infantry fer the Confederate ser
vice. iu Col 1r cnwoods Regiment. Parties who prefer
ms service with Us bounty and supplies TO the
and disagreeabe dne OF the State Stia will find no better
opportunity than This and will be reieed ali
cnhs Of other service Recruits aud officers
will receive bounty OF FIFTY DDLLAkS,to paid when
mustered in as also transportation, arms uniforms raton
etc.. Independent of The regular nay. 80 - =
Apply a. 81 CustOmhonsc street between Chartres Old
..x,.x A. ,. SHAW, Captain @[+s,s i,9 4.
" fe25stf t't 81 wy Il. W. STODnARD, Ut Lient.
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@ NEGROES FOR SAf.E-JusT ARRIVED
with h.ty Nesroes which offer for sale reasonable
prices. Consisting field hands and house ser wants ri
Old Sand, corner Of Epanade and Ghsrrss streets.
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.S25 REWARD-RANA AWAY FROM las ST
Charles stree, thsnnegro wasnan LUCINDA aged IS
reward will be paid for her delivery he City
ID EMOVAE.-A LoTHROP, ATTORNEY AND
n Gouseora at Law, has removed his Office to Camp
street CORNER Of Graysr. the drug ia6 If
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NDsoMELY FINISHED Two Story AND ATTIC
Dwellings, on Basin street for "a %.
BY GARDNER SMITH & co.
q AunSER
SATURDAY, the Ist rIarct,, at IL O'Clock,

NOTICE-FRoA AND AFTER THIS DATE ALI,
sales Of Real Estate and Slaves by Us will take
place al the MerGhknts and Auctoneefs'
lion Mart will be used excuisely Of Merehaude
and Furniture.
fel2 If ef McGERREN l. LANDRY Auctione,rs
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Proclamation by the Ma or.

MAYoEAtrY NEW ORLEANS }
City Hall, Feb. 8, 1862.
IN accordance with the following ordinance Of the Conn on
Council Of this ty hereby thai scaled p,opo
will be received nt his office until the 25 furnish NJ
salpatrr. "
Said proposals should he addressed as follows
To John T. BIO roe, Mayor City of New Orleans PRO.
pbsalS lea furnishing saltpetre.
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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MAYDRALTY---OFFICAAL.

R"sarea, That the Franre E9frmIttees the Comm
r"unt ba and tlsy hereby snr2werod to nutlqfizc
Comptroller The City Treasurer IN favor
Tholt, Murray Esq., Presient'f the snbtoumistes 10 ~
Volunteer Relief Committee, for Tie nj I'VE Thousand d.
lars the being for tie OF the Free Market for
LEI ii the diStresud and INDECENT families Of volunteers
absent from the city esassd in tbs protection Of Souhs
rights from Northern aggression.
[Signedl J, SAGIOSl,
President Board of Assistant tiiermen.
tSignedl ). /. nEi,sHhREB,
President pro lem. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved February q, 1861
tr2l 81 iSignr1 JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
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l. RECRUITS SFANTED-TIEUHDE RSIGNEE
"a recruiting officer Of conpany Il, Crescent Blues now in
M Virginia. wish to enlist forty active healthy men, for
~ services in their company during the The Crescent
Blues is eompany inside Of picked men from this city,
better set Of comrades. II - - -! = -.
qire the A'ory Of Company A. Crescent Blues corner
Natchez and Camp street, third story.
d ~ .sqGE ssttg2 548. LIGuT J. II. SAUNDERS. 7
fe25 IT At SERGT, Al, NJ ASHBhIni2h
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HEADQUARTERS WATERMAN GUARDS ]
Company D. Continental Reg meat,
49, New Orleans Jan. "a 1857. !
b ORDER NO. 3-l-THE DRILLS OF THIS
MI held at their Armory follows
Q lI-Squad drill every SATURDAY, ut TX O'Clock P. N.
III'to,npany drill every MONDAY. IL o'clock r. NJ
Iy-Battaion drill every WEDNESDAY, At 3 O'clock Z. NJ
VFines against those failing to attend these drills ptcu.
ally, will be Iisidy entsrced except in sickness.
By ordernf
WARREN DAVIS, Captain.
ROBERT DALTON, O. s. -tss' ja25 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-27

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