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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-15
AUDITORS NOTICE

The auditor appointed 10y the C-rl.
Court If Cambria County Il make .t.---
tion ui the monty Ia the hands IF E-a-
Cum, administrator OF William C-u-l. .,-
hereby notifies all persons iuterestcl IN 81
i'md ;hat ae wiil attend to the Sutres s..
appointment Al his office l. Ehen~l.a--
= thursday the S05h day of Ja1ua-v T..
At one o'clock p NJ When and xfr-e L.
are required - present their claims ur
forever :ehaTre1 from coming IN un ta7s
fund.
PHILIP :. NOON. AaE--
January Sth.. lS52. -iiit.
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ADMINISTER TORS NOTICE.

Aa'-'iA - - IA tlA - No1 ltE-
the undersigned give notice that t=
u have taken ont letters Of Admins
on the Estate Of Henry Hollis. hte Of c.
held township, Cambria County. 6e1aas
al persons knowing themselves indebte.
said estate are hereby notified to come r.
ward and settle the same. and all u5-s-
having claims against said estate are III
ned TO present them properly authen.ics-
for settlement PETER FARTgsgT
Jan 1862 st NICHOLAS SHANK
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-15

Letters OF Administrator un tn. ..~-s.s
David Sharp. late of Washington T.a-,e
Cambria County. deceased, have b., IT..
tel tn the undersigned. All gs-~r- -
d ''ted 20 said estate VIII please make pr
meut; and those having claims a.a-a-:
VIII present them proFerly aufheu-i-a
for settlement JOHN LLOYD \ ,a'-
Jan. S lS63 81
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
:" hereas Letters TestamentaIy on --
w last viii and testament Of John NiS
late OF Chest Springs Borough. Camb.i
County, deceased have been issued 70 q
undersi gne3-residing in said borough.
the Register Of said County. all persons -i
ing claims against said deceased, are h11,-.
netitied to present them properly auths1-
Gated Tor settlement, and those indie btea 8
requested 70 make payment without ce.S'
BENJAMIN r. TOMB Ike.
Chest Springs Der =. 1916
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given. that Letters T
administration have been granted t1 Z
undersigned, on the ESTATE OF HENb-
HOLLIS, late IF Cambria County. decass-
and all persons knowing themselves inl5t
ed to said estate are hereby notified 70 CT
forward and settle the same, and al pens
having claims against the said estate =
notified t. present them properly authc--
Gated for settlement.
PETER EARHART.
NICHOLAS SHANK.
AdminiStrato-S.
January Sth., lS62.-6t.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Il q
ministration cum fesfgsqslto 1JlRers on q
estate Of Elizabeth 5. Ltzinger. late 0E c.
bria County, deceased, have been granted E
the undersigned. All persons indebted .
said estate are notified 70 come forward s-
settle the same, and al persons haVin. c.a-
against the said estate are notified To pres
them. properly authenticated for s;-
meut-
GEORGE LTTZINGER.
Administrator ctns teSfH7rellfg 7,lrsz
January s., lS62.-6t.
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Attention, Citizens Of Cambria.

] OUT IIIeIII.
DANIEL LITZINGER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-17
Ton1nr md FortsfyIng OF tho system
Diseases, either Occasional or Epi-
demtc; and for the cure OF al >
b Attn, ants n = wing the nj me of
WHAT Arm THESE PILLS !

Composed Of the simple extracts oF four pans to
most the woods In central Aisbamn and Mississippi
Pills combine, IN remarkable degree The greet curative
powers known modern SCIENCE assisting Nature exJsi oil
disease from the system without crushing Its elasticity pol
sonng Its by tho introduction Of nauseos drugs OF
mineral agents. 4i4SS 55547 IS n
There is remedy used by the medical profession
known tho scope science that combines in such peteo
and with such harmonious results the four agencies
of heahe sudorihc, the Drrec The Expceorant andth
Cathartie 81 2557t III.
many years. They have been analysed by chemists They
have received the fullest from the most einens
medical practitioners aud they have failed Of
No pretensions originality made m their favor
sertons Of astounding discoveries In impossible manor
are set forth no effort dsuda hnmbgs any apo
All that's claimed these Pills bave been proven
remedy operating with certainty the whole
system prompt their effect agreeable In their and
harmless for evil as bread and water. stl
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.NesU Orleans and 1e.cas
DAD COMPAN Y

",II & +. d T ~ Y.
This Company is prepared reeeiya Proposals fer the
GRADING, BRIDGING and SUPERSrRUGTURE of their
Road from New IBERIA on the Bayou Teche to Orange
on Sabine River, hundred and seventeen miles
passes through the praes Of Cscaseu, region
Of country perfectly healthy and abundany supplied with
being the great stock and grain growing
region Of Texas and safe from INVASION the coast Of the Gulf
being lined by an impossible marsh.
It only link wanting to connect New Orleans with he
railroad system of Texas and thus opening to whole coun,
try one Of the productive regions on the continent
This Company wha prepared to contract with one or more
individuals the s,ructton Of the Or part Of Their
Road, or hire from one 10 two thousand negroes.
Payments will be made in money and such proportions OF
stock as Is usual for each class Of work -5es5
transportation provisions and clothing for all Nesee'
brought on this work will be Furnished If desired,
There will be about million and half cubic yards oil
Excavation and EbanmeE spa about thirty thousand Inca
feet of Bridging.
The wants Of community require the compilation OF ths
Road in the shortest possible time and will be dsnc Al
interested parties will keep this in mind.
Communications must DO addressed to I'd.
Coz. a. II. GENTRY, President,
or 10 f. L. HERIoT, Chief Engineer,
m29 lmstag 90 Common street. N. o.
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now THEY ARE MADE.

Z i T.
wghs souhern indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
solely and mainly prepared 70 fill special orders from
physicians druggists planters and other regular cstomera
who them altogether account Of heir knowledge that
they made Of pure simple and ecacous Ingredients and
because OF confidence In Dr. Wright being free from
tho puaon offering anything the irsde that got
genuine The process Of asting the plants and
ng the essential elements from all foreign matter (which was
mainly the discovery Of that great chemist Df Torrey AS
alone enabled him make these Pills at cost sufficiently
place them before the Pablo as general remedy
Fhe following certificate the well known analytic chemist
Or. Preston is sufficient gaarassse af their purity
Di1. JoHs WRIGHT
sAt request hare subjected to the test Of analysis
quantity Of your Southern Indian Vegetable P selected Mt
rando and pleasure certifying that found hem
contain nohng deeterous the human syem but this
contrary they the sndorc Durec Expectoant and
Cathsrc properties In remarkably harmonious continuation
and opinion Is that they tho greatest universal remedy
known to the world.
| Respectfully, i
4 4 - n d = " IN
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= 3 2 II
Tribsite of Respect.

AT-
spsoisl usstne ftre COMPANY 81 N
hed on Tuesday evening thc 18th
aiups aud Resolutions were uneninously sdor'ea !.
We have received The rad news q .ho ass'n =
s M fs,iow FIREMAN and Secretary, p wh0
fen II thes on Aoudas 'ns -
1852; therefore, x, -. = r. "a heard
u IA dea Il our late fellow Fireman ana
s That III his death we have lost an active FIRE
friend aud noble companion his family loving
~ sna brother community god and oaF Won
= 81 sar.ey 1 brsy and determined soldier.
Resolved That we deeply sympahiss with the bereased
.,y Of The deceased this their sore fcton hoping to
na consolation In the that he fell fighting like good
soldier the battles Of his conntrsss liberty. s7 "a
Resolved That token Of respect and esteem for eur
late member The ball the Company be draped IN black AM
The wear usual badge OF mourning for the space
Of thirty days.
s. Resolved copy of these resolutions be sent to the
family the deceased and one TO the ana
for publication. 5sg - ,,,5.
g Resolved That copy Of the preamble and resolutions
= spAs = : y j. PUTFAKK Secretary.
-, ,,,a ris ,on naners please copy apl7 2plt
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Ia, FOR the W'a,..

We have received special horiy from Nal Con LOWELL
to recruit a BATTALION or REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
FOR THE WAR.
A LIBERAL BOUNTY will be given, and the Troops of
this Command will be furnished with the very best Arms
Uniforms and Equipments, and put upon footing equal
to any in the field.
call those who love their homes and their country
rally around the Battle Flag which with imperish
able glory the bloodstained field Of sheh where
wellbeloved General will welcome US to his victorious
army.
RECRUITING oFFIcE-No. carondelet street.
55iS = ALEXANDER SMITH,
Colonel JEFF. Davis Regiment
= TIL OMAs F. WALKER,
~ Major and late A. A. g.,
= apl6 2pif ~ I'd Volunteer Brigade
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- Charleston papers please copy. Is;
Free Market.

ssfs a s 35s tS New ORLEANS, April5l6 1862 :
70 The Kind Patrons In the CITY and Country Of The Families
s Of our Volunteers. a ..si 49,
The COMMITTEES would caution their friends In the country
person purchasing in the name Of the rec
The Committee hal agent sther In the cry o.
purchase for Them Ths inslitnon has 50 fa
In supporting over 1000 families BY voluntary cont
to the patriotic kindness OF citizens
The Committee wish state that has any power to
make purchases for them. S. r
They compelled give this notification from the fact
has to their of per sons hay
ing represented themselves in the country parishes as SUCH
making purchases Of the Free Market, and using
these means for their own indiv dual purpose.
Our country and city friends will please send their contrbu
E IONS addressed 81 Free Market, New Orleans"
The Committee Ii need of Corn. Potatoes, Aoasses
Vegetables, ETC. fttSS 553sss.as5
Please help us in our responsibility and duty.
III THOs. MURRAY, *
apl7 2pst President Of Free Market Committee
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Notice to steamboats,. {

III NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1882
Steamers and others Vessels leaving the port Of New
Orleans sa the Mississippi river hereby notified that
Lieut. ". MoiLREEyY In tho First District and Sergeant
u. u. HoLLAND In The Second District are appointed
Inspectos Of River Passports The Inspection will be
at the IN the stream, at the option Of the Inspector
Immediately before tho departure Of each boat. $50
Captains Of Steamers and others who take away
Now Orleans without Of their passports by
an who violate any other Of the Provost
Msrshals II DO dealt with sunimarily al II
Is 81 H. NJ. sPOFFoRD, y
~ " Provost Marshal Of the First District
sjsssssssssa GyPRtEN DUFoUR, s
ssaps 2pf Provost Msrshai Of The Second District
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nm t,l,ap nam Crescent gsptssy spruiag SPA II 1854
Boa I'd 81 pFovSst nIarsiaals. n

= IT NEW ORLEANS, April II 1852. N
All Masters sf Steamboats, engaged In trade hereby
inhibited from taking white deck hands and IRE
required 10 discharge at once suah as bs employed
by them. 81 -
The Captains CLERKS Mates Carpenters Pilots and Engin
GERS The only white men to be employed such boats
Il N. TREPAGNIER. h
P. sOULn
O. DuFouR,
5ys7 jss H. N. sPoFFoRD,
e5&3 e.. z 4433 ". BURTHE,
4. 5.S4 n GEO. CARR,
anil 2utf sF H. D. OGDEN. ..-
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cold Lace.

Gold Lace,
FINE QUALITY, OF ALL SIZES.
STAFF BUTTONS.
ROUND SLEEVE BUTTONS,
BoUlLloN,
Il. FRANKO'S,
p apl6 2ptf corner Poydras and Carondelet streets
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Committee ON Public safety.

s5s5s5s New ORLEANS March 80, 1882
Notice hereby given panters and other donating
Old Iron Government The of old sugar
kettles BARS and all iron that has been badly burnt
being worthless. should nor be sent to The city.
g NIL 2plm GEO. G.. LAWRAsoN, Secretary.
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!: hoard Of Provost nIarshals.

NEW ORLEANS, April i, 1852
All in paper tending dstrut the
pnbc mind otherwise to produce embarrassment shall
held as acts Of against the Government and will be-
TEA II P. soULE,
80 53.s. s GEO CARR,
slssSf S.., ". SBURTHE. 8&.
$s5 sgs s2.- S.. = @. DUBUQUE, 4
s ssSi5 H, NJ. sPoFFoRD, "A
~ d. VA II AZ i.4s5 H. D. OGDEN,
4 apl 2ptf SS ~ 81 & q t8{t N. TREPAGNIER.
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:, rsr1moNY os A MINISTER.

think 1t worth while 10 publish two letters
, ospee1 W whose high sahalng renders their
t.u 'Sht With people Of common sense.
: ~ r.e We .Sxre widely known and loved
.ue e' .. .. lately called to new fold OF
throughout Arkansas and more s, to mr. John Wright updas
LABOR IN Northern Texas who wros solloss
GATE Of the ah Of September 1855 zen accomplished al
" You little know the good which has an,euded to me a,
ready by those few boxes Pills you rec.
that visit They have been blessing to many ,od they
member OF my little flock, and In all this neghborl IN,
are nailed hs the hatbnger Of health am satisfied
aea that you even their value the
time you explained their eects Such sure and pleasant
remedy was neyor before given helpless by bis nercf.i
Author,n as -s{a37..5t555FE77
other from wealthy and successful planter Of Iaba.
ma, which we insert entire .s s- ,55{i74T7 '-
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volunteers, relief Committee.

5,yy ~ 8 CRY HALL, Room No. 49,
593Ss &if New Orleans, April 10 1867
families of Volunteers entitled TO relief under The reso-
linton Council who have not had their tickets
delivered to Them will call the Committee in the
Ward Ia which they reside and obtain them AL parties hav
ing tickets will present them for tothe City Ireasu
rer, basement story, City Hall &
Should any families relief have been overlooked
they are requested it the COMMITTEES nths
Ward in which they reside. gs
sSss8 {ss M WARD COMMUTERS. E
First Ward-At No 9l Nayadss street. to O'Clock.
COMMITTEE III Cox, s. a. Kingsland, NJ Gordon il.
Second F. Atkins 82 Apollo street, from II to
ocock. Committee j. NJ Laborde, F. Aickln, Thompson
Greenfield. ssss 80 ssi S5if ss9
Third ward city Hail. Room No a. from 10 to o'clock.
Conmittes Gerard stith Bothiek, Wihemus Bogart
Forth Bens, 81 Bourbon street. from 10
to O'clock. Committee Benit Dr. Chas Deety Aug.
Delassus. sss5f s!.s
Fifth OSCAR Robins corner viliere St. Ann
Streets from so,cock Comt.esDr. o. Robin Lafay
sette Gu5o oil Jules Gassars s ~ esst
SIKH Hemecourt's 2e7 Royal street. from
sjolles y. Al ~ Hemecourt -
seventh Ward Frejus ssehnaydre, Alexis Ro
bert, W. o. @. Claiborne. $ TT 3
Eighth Office of the Branch Of the Merchants
nsurance Company Casacalvo and Eyan Fields
Streets from il O'Clock Committees P DeIabarre
81. i: Robertson, Judge T q. X ennedy. 81 %'z5
Ninth Msrd-At No. Is Iouisa street, from to o'clock.
Committee Mag.oni, Emile Tabary G. DsFeret.
Tenth WadAt the office Of the Seventh Justice of the
Peace Magazine street. btween ST Andrew and Josephine
streets from IL to 8 O'Clock Mensman E.
"A. Patterson, A. D: Kelly. -
Eleventh Wari-At d. n Glenn corner Washington and
Bacchus Streets from - O'Clock comnittee-James
Hnckine, y. n. Glenn 81 Macpherson. 4$8 N "A
!. 55353 GERARD sTITH, President.
j, Secretary. Apl6 2p6t y
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Foreign .1latI PROM .sesc Orleans,
VIA TAMPIco,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

. o. adJ. X. ..g54 =
The undersigned. suffering With others. the
acouysnences with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval of j. L. Riddel
Postmaster New Orleans taken ali needu to
tsblish at his expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and tho Mexican port Of Tampco, to connect With The
regular British Nail Steamers touching at ttat port Ahgnse
de Messrigney r. N. aza highly recommended by New
Orleans ye been appointed duly qualified
mail carriers by this service The first mail
consisting Of 1888 left this city on the 10Th instant IN
carge Mr. MesgIgney The second ra Will CLOSE on the
9th Of November proxno At o'clock r. M and VIII leave
Nav dr,,ans the next morning. The third mali Will leave Aa
Orleans on e December and subsequently, ~ soon as
made the regular OF depar
ur VI l,be on the sh each month making sen
monthly mail. sE5-S= ss
Tariff of Charges on Gaoiny letters tnetuW ca, esratf
Postage
single Letters half less donpe and multiple rates
in prtoorticn)
To Mexico. .su oe
To Island of Cuba -
To other West Indies 70
n, Eurovs. "
Letters from abroad received through the asns route
The foreign Postage such Letters nat be prepaid to Tam
p,co and they endorsed By the West India Mall Via
Tanpcn care q Postmaster at MataEnras" a%S ~ ~
ANTONIO COSTA,
Nsu orsan. Oct. H. 1891 No l6 Custambonse ST.
lYost-Omce n Gtfce. .rs5s
pro ct Tor Foreign Mail fully entitled 70
public confidence An tonic Costa Dew Orleans ner-
chant responsibility and tarae,sr He Las oesh resaen
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended Mail enclosed win Tue
money required per and TIL envelpe 40
dressed Costas Foreign Mail, OF Postmaster, New ="
leans" 49, Il
The Confederate Postage this Office must be prepaid
J. L.. RIDDELL, Pc .,tnastsr.
New Orleans. October Is, 1851. OIL 2ptf
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IyEAr.TH is MANS CHIEF BLIassfNGti
. I. Oh Happiness; how far we flee
From thy own pnths in search Of thee w..
= From Health, thy own pnrs fpant, We stray
Nor God. given instincts Ger obey =
Too proud from Natures self to learn
fG Natures own remedies spnrn. y 500
WHIGET,s SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGEr
zF5f5 ABLE PILLS
ARE orrassn 70 ran rzorlstor faE y.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PURE, sxMPLE, HARMLESS, AND NATURAL LTEAA
TIVE AND oD-PuR1FlER
ron 4AE ,Iss7 t5S
Toning and FortIfying of the system
Diseases, either OCCASIONAL or Ept-
demic; ana for the cure of all 5.
Ailments having the name OF
Intermittent Remitten Nervous, Inaamnatory and PuHd
Feyers Measles Small Pox and Eryspeias Inlamrna.
tion Of the Brain Throat Stomach Lungs Liver lnes-
tines Kidneys Bladder Pains IN the Stomach Back
Side; Consumption Bopy Of tho Head Of the CHEST
Of the Abdomen Of the Limbs scrotua sscnrvy and
1 Syphilis CANCER Gravel, Loss Appetite Sick Head
| ache Splitting Of Blood Il Rheumatism both seute and
Chronic; Darrea DySentery and Celics syncope Apo
plexy and Paralysis; Dyspepsia, le-
tanus, Epilepsy, Whaoping Cough, Paiptaton Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores OF every sescrption
Weak Nerves. Lowness Of Spirlts Suppression and
! other deliestn Female Complaints $ M
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Committee on PublIc safety.

New ORLEANS, April s, 1852
Notice is hereby given that r. 81 HATCH ESD, Collector
Of the Port will hereafter receive and acknowledge the
eceipt Of all Bells valuable Metals and Capaia H. j.
RAPHAEL of the Ordnance Department, all the Old Iron
contributed by Planters other citizens for the use Of our
Government. 500 49,
apT 2plm GEO q. LAWRAsoN, Secretary
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SCOTS Casatsy regiment.

IN s5s NEW ORLEANS, March %. 1856
" Capt, KosgItJsco r. VANS Ia authorized TO raise
Company Of Mounted Men, 10 be aaehcdts my Regiment
will supply arms and all equipments. except horses He VIII
report me With his Company, oil Ek River Mdac Tonnes.
see, or at Gen "A. 8. Johnston's Headquarters. Is
IL. s. SCOTT,
3SS Il Colonel First Regiment Louisiana Cavalry,
Under the above authorization raising Company,
Until mustered into seirice meb received Will rendezvous
at Blue Game Plauat Black River Parish Of catsHoui.
Communications addressed there will be promptly for
wsrded ii left at tbs duaut enerals ocs New Orleans
or at No. 1913 Common street. IA
apb 2p2aw2w X. II. H1AMS.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,3
E+a5, 7-535 WAR DEPARTMENT., ise.lEI.- y
Richmond, Feb. 90 1862. }
Col j. EDAoNsToS, 4s Garondeiet street, New Orleans:
siYour letter has been received also copy Of the
refer ed 10 the President -
Of provisions of Act of Congress- authorize
musern volunteers for three years.
warsngy, upon inspection by medical ofcer3 well
by companies Ito rendezvous them, and subs them by
requsion the comnssary Department until the
full and the Battalion organized. Bat
talon is organized will report TO this Department that
commissioners may be issued, and the Staff appointed.
Respectfully,
" J. p. BENJAMIN,
- - ~ CsfSs Secretary of War
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I.x3zl -,

ID n y ,he March,, JouIsA 81
0s1aftsf II nv g Sss,s Of John III Hoffman, and
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Committee on Public SAFETY.

NEW ORLEANS; March 80, 1852
Notice hereby given to Steamboat Captains that only four
dollars per freight will be allowed by this COMMITTEES
for old iron brought to the city 5.
msl 2plm GEO. @. LAwRAsoN, Secretary.
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Troops for. the War

INDEPENDENT BATTALION,
Detailed for Active Frontier Service
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Richmond APPEL 8 1881
Col. j. 5EpAoSsroN, Louisiana:
sr-The authority heretofore conferred upon you
Battalion hereby extended thirty days expiration
within which time yon authorized to the Battalion
to d full Regiment. IKE Li.-:
Your obedient servant, fAT5
i$ GEO. VI. RANDOLPH, =
Secretary of War.
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apl6 b.
II NelU Regiment.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
.,t='7lE.I 7s5 5a#R5 WAR DEPARTMENT., 5E ~
Richmond March q, 1852
Lieutenant Colonel LAY e Ss, S
sirYou authorized TO enlist men and to mnster them
into service, singly and by companies for the be
organized, sufficient number Of companies are
mustered, into Regiment Of Infantry. fi ~
'&-sE Respectfully, 81 ss#35
Il signed) GEO. ". RANDOLPH,
80 51sysT-at 3st ~ Secretary OF War.