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Fees Of Justices of the Peace.
In allscases where the demand in contro.
very does not exceed fifty dollars:
Eors issuing each summons in debt or
damages, IL
For each summons for Witnesses, inclu-
ding all the witnesses applied for ut
the tiiue, o.
For renre to summons free holders, rs
j or feri iacias, %
i"r vcndtioni cSponas, So
s'or scirc faciss, So
Eorevcry snpcrsedcas. Is
F"r every oath or affidavit, 5
For probate Of account 10
For every judgmch. rendered where
there is no trial, IS
For every judgment rendered on trial, 80
FOR every commitment, IS
For every rcleaScment, Is
For every warrant of attachment, %
For attachment of contempt, l2a
For vcnire to summons a jury in case of
toIcihle and dctaincr, IS
For taking inquisition Il return thereon. d 90
For warrant of restitution, IS
Dor taking every acknowledgment of
every deed from each person making
an acknowledgement, 25
For taking any other acknowledgment, Is
For q pass, . ...... =s.4f. %
For certificate of cstrays, 40
lor issuing summons in rcplcvin, 25
For issuing wit Of attachment, %
Der taking replcvin Or other bonds, %
In all cases where the demand exceeds the
sun Of fifty dollars, they shall be entitled to
the following fees, to-wit:
or issuing each summons in DEBT or
damages, and making docket entry, o.
f"r rendering Judgment on all trial cases, 50
Ior entering judgment by confession, %
! or entering continuance IL rl;.,t;,n
be made by the opposite party, 10
s!.'f search or transcript from the docket 10
-, Tor hind!hg apprentice, each justice, 25
Frey sllali be entitled to he paid hy the
county in criminal cases the following fees:
For issuing each States writ, %
For search warrant, af, 81 's.sr.. o.
For holding an inquest upon q decea-
W scdsperson,- Bio .s 500
go Fees OF COnstabIes
Ter serving State warrant, and return, 33
For serving sulnmons in civil salt, and
, rsturna .s'a.-l.H se rss > SO
For serving summons for witness, and
asclrc facias, and return, SO
l"r intiicting stripes agrecably to Il jugd-
~ mt efa Justice Of the Peace 3 so
hCr delivering person committed over
TO the jailor so
AID five eents per mile for every mile
saBe may have to travel after the HIST
- live miles.
5-r&dispcrsing tumultuous meetings of
h;xroes,gper year, such sum as the
county commissioners may think pro-
der, not exceeding 7s- z-f m
Etr Waking up ranaways, The several
s24, esiIins required by the law relating to
sss runaway negroes,
Foe levying icri facias, and return u.
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Justices Of the Peace.

LIST Districts VIM. S. Bell, VIM Hunte~.
ahd Gilbert r. Christiield, Alex
sander p. Barwick.
s'd William TorLeu, Joseph p.
bradbury, Joshua Hyland
4th John Mackic, Ro,ert NJ
Hays. -s-a.s.-srsEzs
9th " Anthoay Nh>fton. Benoni
zCooling, E.sB. Hall.
eth 6 AZ Joscphk. Thomas. Thomas
"a y. Clayton. Jas A. Coulson.
IN John 5. Christie, Samuel
~ Peace, Vim. Drnnison.
9Th James Cummings, Henry
-s Reynolds.
18th Nathan Griffith, Ambrose
r. Owrps
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Confederate States Of .sn,ertca.

'.s d" WAR DEPA RTMENp,~' "
"7' - fH ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Richmon! March 2, 1862
April next, for the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE.
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army:
200 900 tons charcoal cold -blust Pig Iron. F7'9
1000 tons Blooms, -ichercoal.)
Es $1,000 tons Wrought Iroa Bars, of various Sizes
III 100 10-nch Coumbiaas. ...s .,-
100 Sinch Columbiads
100 lU-nch Siege and Garrison Mortars.
LOO l6-ineh Seacoast Mortars
800 l2pounder Iron Howitzers.
500 6pounder Iron Field Guns
Bids be made for quantity of iron one hundred
tons, and for any number of guns ten
Drawings of the will be furnished only parties whose
bids are accepted
Bidders will state the points of delivery and the date at
which less than hundred may DO expected
to be furnished.
They must also state the time required furnish the whole
Of their bid.
Bidders for will state the date of the delivery and
the time required to supply the whole number y
Payments will be made delivery of than fifty tons
Of ron and the right to pay onehs Confederate bonds
reserved ---.
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed the
velop Proposals for Iron" Proposals Guns as
the may be. 49,. - -.
J. GORGAS, Lieutenant Colonel, 4
NILS 2ptapl0 u -. 81 = Chief of Ordinance,
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Confederate States of America.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. L.
New Orleans, La March ls 1856

81 HEADQUARTERS DEP RrMENr No. L. nj
New Orleans, La, March 1S, 1862
| GENERAL ORDERS NO. Ill
In order to carry INTO effective operation the requirements
General Orders No TO- SERIES
the Provost Marshls each establish office IN their
spectve distictsfo The transaction CT business Due notice
the localities will be given in the public prints
Each Office will be provided with
may be necessary for the aasaction Of business.
Every white male above the age Of sixteen years. residing
temporarily Or otherwise in the Parishes CT Orleans
sou, whether he be eea the Confederate States or a
aiien SHALL within six days IRON The publication Of order
present. himself before the Provost Marshal district to
have his name registered and furnish AZ able such
information may be required.
Those who claim be citizens the Confederate States by
birth or otherwise shall be required subscribe an uncond
tional cath Of allegiance said Eates such as claim TO be
be sworn to the effect that they will by
Of this State and of the Confederate States IS long as they are
permitted to reside therein and that they will under
custsces convey to enemies inf nation relative
the military political afaisr Of the country.
Persons who to this city State the 2Ist May
1861 from any of the States at with the Confederate
shall be subject to arrest and Imprisonment they procure
within six days from the date here permit rsmsin snel
by the Commanding General the Provost Marshal of the
district in which they reside, which permit will be renewed
from time time by Endorsement setting forth hs OF
extension. The foregoing requirements l go into effect as
above the parishes of St. Bernard Paquernie within
six days after the appointment Of the Provost Marsha hos.
parishes Every who desires to go beyond the limits
he aforesaid districts parishes shall pro himself with
passport signed by the Commanding Gsnera the Provost
Marshss of The district parish in which person resides
All orders issued by Provost MnrahaIs III the execution
their Office will be promptly obeyed AID any dsobedence
Summons emanat from any them will dealt with sum
mary and all officers in command troops hereby directed
to comply promptly with acquisitions them by the
Provost Msrshas and to furnish them such mid assistance
they mayrequire. The Police o. the city viii in ls man.
render every assistance in their power When calledon
The Commanding General confidently expects he friends
of order all those who have Mt heart the gor
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7 mo Fnght ~ i rkal,ssss.

s.
I We take the following from the Memphis Appea
~ the asa. Gen. Van Dorm was misinfofmed
about Col. Hebert, who was taken prisoner bul
exchanged $50 WI sSss u ii IN a NJ,
8 IHE BATrlE OF ELKHoRN-4Gea. Fan Do,n's
t,HtesI epoft.We have the Fort Smith Bulletin
of the I'M Ia which we fnd the following official
Of the battle Of Elkhorn, sent to
9 ~ u. ri Johnston and the War Department at
stIs Aarsss Ia ss sfrssissrr, IIsra1cr.
1. ainseh !, 1862 via Hog Bye, March 10. 8
7th and al Elk Horn. All. BatfIs sst t,a s.,o
& l9AA. VI until after dark Loss heavy On
% ooth slqes Gels. Nee ulloeh and Mcintosh ana
GoL Hsbert were killed. Gems Price ana STACK.
we're wounded. Gen! Price, flesh wound In the
af w tas otfsr severely Il not mortaily. Many
of1cers We're killed and wounded; but Is there Il
some doubt h regard to several, | cannot vet re-
port Their names Slept on the battlefield the
INST night having driven the enemy from their DO
sltlon. The deaths Of Gems. McCulloch and McIn.
fosh and Col. Hebert early in the action threw The
troops on the right under their command 10 confa.
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Confederate States of America.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. /,
: New Orleans March 10 Is

HEADQUARTERS DAPARTMEaT No. /, .
--'--s New Orleans, March 10, 1862. :
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 12l -.,s!. r.
Hereafter exemptions from Militia duty will be allowed
permanently except the Of minors persons ycay
unable to do SERVICE
Applications for the release Of those engaged upon work
the Government must be made this Department. in the form
of certificates from foee of shops whcr
order will be issued the commanding officer the
which the applicant belongs grant furlough for
tain number Of days. which only renewed by sbse
quent certificate and order from these Headquarters.
w By command of Major.GeneraI LOWELL.
j. G. PICKETT, Assistant Adiuant General MO 2pl2t
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Confederate states of America.

.as +, ..rrs HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Orleans, March IS, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. GIL ".F
XXIIAll persons who have shipped for the River De.
fence Expedition" considered regularly enlisted, if
in the land and hereby Ordered report themselves
officers their respective commands they
will be considered deserter and will be dealt with accord
ingly. -.u 80
Proper have been made pay the
up to day.
By command of Major General LOWELL.
Ed. A. PALFREy, Major and A. A. q. m19 2pH
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FREE MARRET, March 90, 1862.

,. FREE MARKET March %, 1862.
Luia ESQ., aanr and Treasurer of The Thespau
citation
Dear rYours Of his date enclosing SEC 9 proceeds Of
performance on the 2h Instant Is to hand When iuyeres
take such deep interest in the of
SHINE the elder and maured portion those
abilities equal the demands and claims upon the
institution which have the honor preside language
inadequate express the patriotism and example set by the
youth our city, conradnction those whose homes
resdes defended the noble and patriotic citzsns
who have left their families without the Of suppor,
cept through Market Your example worthy Of
imitation and reflects strongly upon those whose means
fully equal tho Of the ecpents of the Free Mar
k withheld their sympathies. May Heaven bless
and prosper you is the wish of
nix Yours et,
+,'- b. ..- w.. THOMAS MURRAY,
m24 2plt President of Free Market Committee.
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Martial Law.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF. AMERICA,
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No l,

SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1ol
By authority Of the President Of the Confederate Staes
and in his name, MARTIAL Law is hereby declared in
the Parishes of Orleans, Jefferson st. Bernard Plaque
mines. 49, n q
All grown white males in the aforesaid Parishes except
raturaSed foreigners will DO required to take the oath Of
allegiance to the Confederate States and all persons whether
Foreigners not who unfriendy to our cause are Notified
to leave the district embraced by this order without delay
system of Registry and Passports lie established and
no one will BIO permitted soourn the aforementioned
atty and all good citizens requested repo. to those Off
GERS all who are suspected Of hostility the Government
All place for the sale Of liquor will be closed O'clock
H. Any fond open after that hur will be closed perma-
nently and the liquor seized.
number Of persons who have osensble business nor
any interest in the city State have recently arrived in
Orleans they salty tho Provost Msals of their good
Intentions anu objects here, leave immediately
The following named persons are appointed Provost Mar
shas @
For Orleans Pafisl,-WM FRERET, First District
- CfPRlEN DuFOUR, Second District,
Hon. PIERRE souLE Third District
Col. II. D. OGDEN, Fourth pistret /.
For Agiers-oapt. NORBERT TREpAGNIER
For Jeiero Parish-Judge VICTOR BURTHE
Who will enter upon the discharge the duties of their
Office Immediately. ~
st. Bernard will be announced in a few days.
By command Of MaiorGenera LOWELL.
j. g. PICKETT, Assistant adjutant General NILS 2pf
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Confederate States of America.

1'" / -rRten HEADQUARTERS DErIRpMENr Nosl, I
lsftn ..3h y 80 New Orleans, March IL 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. F64l .s"- y
4s.y - - ~ 81 ~ 4+srr,g4 f>.-r* 9,
XIV-Mr. GEORGE CARR is hereby appointed Provost
Marshal for the Parish of Paquemnes and will
duties his Office aud will be obeytd and respected
accordingly. ..--.-@ ~ = ~. -
.a4 ,.f34&By command of Major General LOWELL,
ED. A. PALFREY. Major and A. A. g. Es g. me- 2ptf
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Redemption of City Bonds.

az OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT NEW ORLEANS y
-- a. New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1862 ~
Notice hereby given that according to the 57th Section Of
Act Of the Legislature Of the State of Louana entitled AN
Act to Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and Provide Tor
the Government and Administration of Its Affairs approved
February 23 1852 scaled will be received for NE a
to the city of bonds ssued according the foregoing act ~ ~
two hundred thousand dollars until the zon ay u
March, 1862 at IL o'clocsM. ~ 'Al-E4 -, ?
Proposals to be addressed nEBUYs, Secretary aud en-
dorsed Proposals for the sale Of Bonds" - -
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
-..I - CHAs W. CULBERTSON, Comptroller.
ADAM GIFFEE, Treasurer. ----
so i P. s. W1LFH = = Y 5-t@Itf-
- Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen.
az = j. B, LEEFE, ST.
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen.
fel9 2ptm26 o. DEBUYS Secretary. ~ r. .
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Committee on Public Safety.

y. NEW ORLEANS, March a. 1862.
The steamer sallie Robinson Capt Joseph salba having
been chartered by this Committee bring old iron city
for the use Of the Government all planters and other citizens
will greatly aid Gonfederacy by granting every facility
Capt. sslba in this work.
mia 2pl2t GEO. G. LAWRAsON Secretary
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE Association FOE RELIEF OF
..,.. SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, !
New Orleans March IS, 1862.
The President Of this Association respectfully reouects tb
Ladies' of this city and State donations Of Drawn Lint
Rolled Banduges, and Old Linen. the depot at W
sMITs No IS Gayer street. the use of the Army IL
the field. A large supply is required. -
mig 2p6t JAS. p. FRERET P resident
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Committee of Public Safety.

tht +. q. 5gs.s-] NEW ORLEANS March %, 1862
Notice Is hereby given to Planters and other citizens willing
to donate Old Iron, Copper Brass Lead Bells
eminent that the salie Robinson Capt saba
has been chartered by this Comm bring such donations
to the city Neither the Confederate Government
have a5en5 whatever the country purchase such
articles. ~.af-E GEO. G. LAWRASON,
MAJ 2p12t ,'.i- Is. ~ Secretary.
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Dispatch from Gen. Beauresarfi.

ToGov TEos.' o. Moore: = -,
VIII accept all good eEipped troops under Ct 2st August
that will offer, and for NETY DAYS: - 3 -
Let the people of Louisiana udera that here the prone1
place to defend Louisiana, $ 20 o. sAegrsr.-z r.s-
+: NIL 2pf g ~ - q -. CT BEAUPEHARD
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G. T. BEAUgEaARD.

Sa" Col. Thomas Asiew will leave far
Coriph, Miss TUESDAY next the 18th instant and will
take charge OF all letters for our troops at that place. pacu
larry for the Crescent Resment that may be left this
OIL Monday, prior 10 4 o'clock, P NJ. In22 2p2t
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am desired to express for these people plea
has afforded them in contributing wants of the
families of those who doing service fo common couu
try in this war of independence.
The Association beg their thanks Mr. Bidwe for
the of the hester, and 70 the Gas Company for ght
- am, dear SIR yours, respectfully, + r
wv IA. .r . u. A. LURIA, Merager and TT
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NJ Messrs. w. II. Adams, w. NJ. Semple
and T. D. VanHon have full power attorney as per act
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public.
MIA 7 q NJy0N
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AS- Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WILT, of the Second District.
See Crescent the 29h 3lst January fell 2pte
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Mail for the Washington ARTILLERY,

pig
Mail will be made twice week, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for the Battalion of Washington Artillery vr
gnia and also for the Fifth Company Tennessee at HEN
MING & GAMPBELLs Store No.97 Camp street.
min
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From HUU07sa.
/, ,ogl sIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.

IT, .OglsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
IL FANNY. rsr a4as ss57.is +. 1F8sl. = =
.oFFIcE-coRNER CAMP AMI. NATCREz STREETS
t-I IT. 3 ,s,f OF g.
Amount of Premiums for the year ending Feb ary
Is lssa:. Z: & sc
Amount of Profits for the year ending February 1872
1859 .a.. ia, 1866 &C
Amopnttof Assets for the year ending February s
IS 1862. 771S19 SO
The Trustees have declared dividend of Twenty Five Per
Cent? after paying SIX per cent interest outstrndng
scrip. ~ se&4t a5s* ,lfpf- u ta5 $50 so u
Interest scrip payable and after second Monday
May next. ..o.- nj.s -s.,E5- ~, -o,,-s a., ~. ~.
Of scrip for the year 1852 deliverable after
the lst Of june 1862
? 4 - nv 77E CHARLES BRIGGS, President, q
H. r.. JAsyIER.s secretary.4saa zsggz@ t@Es
= New Orleans March 2tlS62..s - ri $50 ..5 m25 ~
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.H0r0ss BtrG,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL Il. TAYLoR> EXPORTER OF

h. aaron Esty"9y 81. I'd,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL 4. TAYLoR3 EXPORTER OF
,-e FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, Etc.,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal strees. sr
aas now large supply of the celebrated creme DE
ACNE, in quartsand pints also other brands
Wis: oHARLEs HEIDsEIOK, PIPER HEIDsEIoK, PAR-
and other brands OF inferior quality 4
large assortment of the Old sherres
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHER Es-lSsS-S9uTHSIDR MADEIRA, Of
direct Importation other aderaa lower grade Supsrio
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated sA1ARAa BRANDIEs- Vintage 1893 1893
1909 and always All grades Of
Qi4AREr and WHITE WINES In glass and wood. WEBS
KYsscoteh and Irish, Old Rys, Bourbon and Wheat Wills
kys s0pTCH ALE and pints and quarts COR
oIAL ste. Aya sgg assortment of the best WINES which
will besod tho city
AARON BIRD,
az sply s3s5 Sd Nes. Is aad 10 Ro5ai street.
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m24 2plt
Card of Thanks.

AT meeting Of the Henry Hart Guards held the Goth
instant, it was t h -. -f. ~ ~ H.',
Resolved That the Company their thanks
Messrs. ABBATT co.. for the Tree and privilege of
Planters, Press, drill ground ory since last
Spring. ,.s .-t mp 2plta
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has sold al hundred thousand oranges from his
grove this year. Planters Banner.

grove tuiS yehfs lElaAteIs DauEer.
TS TKssAs PARISH La March l5 1862 ~
In view of the condition Of the country, we, the
undersigned, agree to raise this year not more
than fifty bales Of cotton, and devote our labor
mainly to the production of food crops, and here
by Invite the cooperation of the planters Of this
Chew, A.J. Watson, II. R. Sutton, u. Cordell,
Joshua James, D. Mccall, J. Grifing, and D.. E.
jackson. "a
ONE, or cARRoLI's iBors At woRk::. KILLING
NEEEs.--We have seen letter from Thomas +.
aud son Of our wealthy fellow citizen, Judge J.
w. Montgomery. He writes from Shelbyville,
Tenn, under date of March 9Th, and says he has
reached his company after great deal Of trouble,
narrowly escaping capture by the Yankees. He
states that a portion Of his company, under Col.
Wood, on the 9th inst, had n skirmish with the
Yankees, taking 70 prisoners, but lost 4 Of their
men killed. MI. Montgomery says: "A few
under Col. Wood, waylaid the Yankee pickets, and
killed a captain, a lieutenant, and four privates."
The Tensas Cavalry are armed with double bar
relied shot guns aabres and Colts navy rspeatess
opE1ousAs RA1LRo AD.-We translate from the
French side of the Opelousas Patriot the follow
ing:
The work of grading the opelousas Railroad is
in course of execution. The line commences. at
| the lot of Madame Cook 10 ourl village and runs
south, towards Vermillionvne. Nearly three
quarters Of mile are already finished, and there
are said to be fifty workmen engaged on it, ~
| ss7s Gse+-s$5 DEED,r - gg.szR
"a Eas ,sa ss
Her funeral will take place This (Tnesday Morning.
o'clock from, his residence No Apollo str ,t between
jackson aud Philip.
srs va, Attention! 4a
*sCouFs AND sHA RPsHooTERst
.es HEApouARrgRs SCOUTS AND sHARrs HOOTERS
s=N7 ID = ~ 9' New Orleans, March q, Il -
hereby oraeredts be present at roll call,
O'Clock, a. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant - ss@
I5,.zs4 9ssF ~ By order ~' ''r-17-r -
ss'S 80" Vt W. g. MULLEN, Cap.s',. =
| j. K11rR1DcE o. S. MS 2plt
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zpsvAasp A.p sHIs DlP1lpnIACr. +

N inc. nom the Charleston Courier,
& antitis W mi md His DIP oInaay ii contains
liberal xnAsts from ssrtain sietters to United
& Etatssl S5lteiss ABROAD nom aLineoln's Premier
writtel W u beca Prssident; ami
i ne oillss Isl II lsatsr from ThuFloR Weed, nov
u scjonr w 81 LoHdo showing thas degreesof CON
{ 4smpt hl6H fhe Federal 6ysfnnent il held b
h the ~ ma ~ NJ Great Britain.
The u ss5a iseM HsKaril Il dispatches deyeleI
khe rsiti klls faSfsthat ii the beginning of Lin
coIn'a thB ides of .sdosrpitg iii
4, ESefs inta dblai sion lot cntertained
Ii ~ alk Oh The CONTRARY, the ,psinci-
( IL ia bs wrong, md he schema was
xrdsd "A yisionAsy and Impossible 81
4 ncco ptlphInsnt III. Seward declares that none
nsher than despntc ssrhnient could hone for
aAscass ~ such an ana gives MI. Adams,
81 1spnd6 clearly 10 ulder stand that
~ sussclo y farce # arms woald
nsyEr Ia MaaS. 4 nj s ssS
aaplslss III ssasd ths Linoelr
siop from thu beginning, we think i
1ikel that Heward was telling the truth, and de
clarinE NE rssl ailments of HE aahing ton Gov
Dsnmeat n nASn hs penned this letter to Adams
4 Theis Al I'D in I'LL beginning
that ri Wouid Pc npbn the seeded States
ldneoin. ifaale ufai, declared fol peace,
& hcue n true, he LETT y door open for escape
ran 40 should be hereto forced
by pdbH& snts P1obaBly he Thought, III aid
neAty pxerY enc elsesat the North that the South.
J 1fn Shld 4pon spiuHtaaily rsturn NO atEs
Jnions ~ % get Back and that conoilia.
1icn, VI would sbs better
lkan fhreSt iaB xhsns Seward disco ered that
sss]]hs 6selk - ii sesehes when hissprediction,
n ESe3 SetF SautheshS States wand
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Notice..

Y OFFICE PRovesr~MARsHAL, FOURTH DISTRICT,
rtz sf-z5,i IN ze1e New Orleans, March q, 1862.
The Office Of the Proves. Marshal for The Fourth District,
on Rousseau Sweet between Jackson and Philip will be open
for business daily, Sundays excepted from O'Clock, A NJ,
to 6 o'clock, p NJ until further notice. 81
mil aptf go tArS H. D. OGDEN, Provost Marshal.
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 66.l q r] y. sS.s
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xxyII-The Provost Marshals having found Impractical.
bic to administer the oath Of ael within period pre-
scfbed by General Order Nol the time is hereby extended
to the 10th of April, 1862. ~ q,
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OF By command Of Major Generf' LOWELL
Ed. A. PaLrREY Major and A. A. G. no5 2p.r