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Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

Headquarters Louisiana Troops.
MAJOR GENERALS OFFICE.
e. =. New Orleans, Feb. 25 1852.
GENERAL ORDERS NO.
1.-The following named persons have been reported to these
Headquarters having resigned from the Company of Lowell
Qua d. Regiment Headquarters Sd Brigade Louisiana Voun
teer Troops, since t! e 18th instant, to wit:
P. b. Sullivan, 1872 Carordeet street. a.,,a
Edwd. Wallace, Eu'eipe and Hercules street.
Patrick Sherry Is Poeyfa-re street.
VIM. Pepern mt Erato between Magazine and Constance
streets.
Pat. q. Mcguire, lG2 CaIondcet street.
John g. Mcguire, l62 Caronde ct street ..,
Patrick Casey Caliiope and Constance Streets.
w. T. Remington, Annuhc1aton street.
William Walsh, st. Andrew, Benton.
Tlios g, Carny, Metairie Ridge
John Keenan, Metairo Ridge and Benyile street.
If-f the persons above named subject to militia duty
Captains Of Companies in the beats in which they reside will
that they enrolled ii the militia and that they perform
such duty according law If they neglect they
to be reported to these headquarters in order that they be
dealt with and treated alien and persons refusing
take up for the defence Of Southern rights.
By command Of Maj .Gcncral JOHN L. LEWIS.
A. J. WAGSER Aid. ~ fu2G 81
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TALK ON CHANGE

There was re.ne- n, l.. mi ,s Ina, an ia -
Yesterday tboupb tbara w :, M i - . $50 = : =, -.
VIA c,;of .,,f g. - .,;. te o - ' 70 i"'io" Gu.
fonf.d.-at c,ard. = s,,, s.., =. r,erfI1S,i, "
and A ma,ortv nf m.mhars ho va ro,,ntod a !.
20 under Bcanreeo,d,s -c,r hr, h M r - 10y ~ :. ~
sire TO leave ,h, citv IN lie n, cod undar cnl 9 I'M
s,on of Rown, Greal, co..h.,,r 1ya,, H., -, 80
ouss,;o, o,r ,,alun. ,r, - - : ,-., ,s '' ' h' ,
4 to lead N an ia foce tlc foo -
Tbc,,, /, as soro ,,i.. ,, A., ,, -,
f,r ,s,,,;,. 10 ,,o,a H. - - ,,, w - y pt "" ""
,t tha r,, - T., -.s'I 49,, "ip -, 80 ,. " " ' o"t .
rsrsons ,o Io,, ,I 49,, '.e. uans
,,n,.,,,ho ,,;Ii,, J,; n. a,s I .a =, 49,. " ner "
.ran,;,r of n,s.,ort.- c Il, =. ,.a. ~ :. pD'
- i, - H., ~ Az, - -, h" h,sl'" @ l NV doN a aus
we'll 1, claim, dir, ~ ma, t;,, !, - -, h ,s
to nnnlcant rorr nv ,rts MT, IA , ,,,,1 -
.d;o;n;,,. s,.,ss ~ - - ~, ~ "
,tou br nroye, he,ora ra ntin ,I,o ] G Y
Our street and ,-,ard vnn.s .o,t,,n. - ~
,si,v r. .nno,rs, -, :. - 81. , 80 oseSu eSu
brgades Of troops from ,e many ,,ers h ~ ,a
i"'S'' "'to "Ppta' oh tAe
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"oLD ENGLAND" !"
ny GERALD MASSEY.
written daring ,hc cr,mssa w4r.1

IHflEten dartng TIC iGrmean war. 5s-.a.&5a5
There she SITS in har Island home,
Peerless among her peers : .-SEE 2s5aEss5 $3
And Liberty oft to her aims doth come, sH7s
To ease its poor heart of tears 70 II!
Old England still throts with the mufiedfire,
or past she never forget; aas.4 ef
Ard again shall she banner the world up higher;
For there's life in the Old Land yet. 20 ,i's
They would mock at her who Of old looked forth
In their fear as they heard her afar =
But loud Will your wall be, O Kings of the Earth.
When the Old Land goes down to the war. gss
The avalanche rembles half launched and half riYen
Her voice will in motion sci: u a28
Oh ring out tbs tidings ye winds of heaven.
There's life in the Old Land yet. ~
The old nuosing mothers not hoary yet [.
There's sap in her Saxon tree sslaSe 4. 54a a4o
Ito she iifteth a Bosom OF glory yet ftcsSt
Thr0ngh her ulsis to The Sun and the Sea, q lr5r.
Fair az the Queen of Love fresh from the fuan H+
Or star in dark cloud set; tggl 7sEgSys s5aais N
ie may blazon her shame-yo writhe at her name
- But there's life in the Old Land yet. 55E{
Let the storm burst it will And the Old land isSfy
Ready ripe for rough, red foray Ea4i - 4sasE
She will fight IA she fought wien she took her stand
y7 For the right in the olden day. gEas ES#
Rouse the old royal soul. Eur6pe's best hope
fq. Is her sword- edge by victory set
She shall dash Freedoms foes down Deaths bloody slop
For there's life in the Old Land yet. aE 1T
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oMcial-By the Governor,

ai HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA, }
o. ApJLTANr- -t;ESERsL's OFFICE,
New Orleans Feb. % 1862.
ORDERS NO I'LL Ia =
M,prt; enerul John H. Lewis Commanding the Statr Militia
will cause y reports TO be made by tic Commanders Of Com
panieS, Baa and Regiments OF the Volunteer Trssfz
the and residences Of every member esigni
respective commands, and transmit the 10 this Depart
order that the may he recorded and the par
ties reported for Militia duty.
BY order of
TfIOS o. MO 0RE,
Governor aud Commander. IL Chief.
NJ. GRtroT, AdJuant and Iu pecor General fe24 2r6t
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OMcinl-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIl
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFIc1.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA ,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFICE :
ORDERS NO. 1851 - = y -
THE fcowEg Drgadcs will be held IN readiness and b;
prepared for active servce such ouveent Places as The
Commandcts thereof may select, VIZ: '2
Tbs q Brigade Volunteer Troops Brgadier.;eneal 4.
Tracy commencing, ron SATURDAY, the lst March, at
o'clock A. NJ I'll
The lst Brigade Louisiana Militia, Rrgulier General Fl. G
Story commanding MONDAY, the 3D. day of March, at L
o'clock NJ. ,s-,.,srl@ ,.. 3.a ~ -.ta. H. rtaa. &
TH Sd Brigade Louisiana Militia, Brigaer sneral A.
Powell commanding. on wednesday, hs 5h day Of March
ut 9 O'Clock A. NJ. ea7E - ag.E7-. nv .fs& /
1.-The Brsadisr Generals will report their Con minds t.
jorGenera Jno L. Lewis on the day and hour appointed
III-Major General Jno. L. Iewis, commanding the Mil
of the Sat is specially charged with the of tl
o.der and will muster rolls OF the Companies be fur
ni.led to this Department. t, {
r '''- '* By order of II &544e
.s THOs. o. MOORE,
r = '-.. Governor anA Commando in. ChEf
NJ. GRIvor Adinan and Inspector General TA fc26 2p5
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FRENCH VESSELS IN HAMPTON ROADS, Under
dae of The 18th Norfolk c,rrcsp eut Of the Richmond EA

One Of the percxiies ef the Federals just now Is pro
the constant in is number aud quality OF
French Of the Southern coast in tct sontc ers
share ths e ling though from different mcise There are
now i've of lie g 4tus Of France In H9npon Roads thrtr
Officers which yesterday Rti moor slica move
lny give se' STU to late ersrnuohs OF N3it
en 5urnp tLa tn, Government Of Nnpecon conttmplne cd
er preupt tho provisio al gave place to
liz Tern, ,en Sou, brn This and IS prob
by ,u -in truth let predict from inform on in Which
a Euopela pdwtr viii percnptofly demahd com
,nercjuI nytcs Southern Another thing In mGe
enr spnce Of time son en power will bockads il
eertair diecpnow Is only necessary to watch and pa.
In sea- b
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A CHANCE FOR PATRIOTIC YoUNG MEN.--On ref
erence to advertising columns this morning will be seen
that Mnior J. B. Walton commanding officer OF the ccebmted
bat alon o. Washington Artillery Is present in the
recruit service He wi,he, to I'll Ills comp the
mum allowed by law to enable him procure
SIX guns, and this willing receive number Of
gentlemen In his for the The vannges
i1yed by mtnb Of the Washington Artillery be patent
to all psope Since entering the vice have been the
hest fed and best 81 tined troops in the amy Their camps
have been pleasant andher quarters the comfort
able Ms0r Walton cares for his Ia her for hi
chhcn and while enlo cling the shic.eat deipine
dience In military matters neve toge that tho under
him gtntlemeh viii left the comforts of home TO fight
| the battles of their country. . s.'-- a..
As every capable of bearing will, bsyond Doubt
be called upon oaer service bclo, the end OF the
mind matter of no little Importance for ali who are al
present of their actions pick the corps nos.
sble once aud by Joining T. assure them good DO
sons. be denied that the Wahin yton ARTILLERY is
ccicc corps aud esteem it privilege be offered an on
pons joining That IL will uve seyi:e let th,
part II took the great day Of Man prove. '.7
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Headquarters Louikfslna Troops.

MAJOR GENERALS OFFICE
New Orleans February 25, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS No. ~
l. The following named have been reported to these
Headquarters having resigned from Company A. Crescent
Regiment, since the 18th inst
G. N. Durham, employed at the House Of Refuge.
z. W. Flynn, employed at the ST. Charles Hotel. gs
A. Mays, said to have gone TO Virginia. -.5r @
j. NJ McAlery, Of Tchoupouas and Celeste streets
M. F. Pratt, l49 st. Charles street.
The following havs refused TO duty @f rEl re.
Wm. Nidcs, Poydras street. one door from Camp.
". r. Vreeland residence not stated. D..
+. r. Hnmmcl, -. -4n-'. 7',"@
T. Fauber, - u..-.-..-.r. ,as .. . .,.-'ms.
Geo. Dougal
If the persons abovcnamed subject to Militia Duty Cap
of Companies in the in which they reside will
they enrolled the Militia and That they perform such duty
according law If they refuse neglect, they be
ported these Headquarters in order that they may be deal
with treated alien enemies and persons take
UP AIMS for the defence Of Southern rights. y
By command Of
JOHN l.. LEWIS
....-. .. ... .-. Major General.
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The HUNTER AND LANE EXPEDITION. The North.
ern papsrs that there Leagnworth Kansss
fifteen thousand troops with large Of cavalry and
fair proportion of artillery They add that The entire
that will accompany General Huner bis expedition will can
sst Of about thirtyour hons nd troops and think as
hsy will march to The of Missouri through the chsroko
Naicu and enter Arkansas below Buren, they VIM
difficulty in obtaining subsistence They expect march to The
Cherokee Nation in days after leaving Leayenworth
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4 WHAT ARMY MULES EAT.-A letter from Sher-
mans Brigade. Camp Mcroa Balsown KY. January

Besides havieg the wants of te of the regiment to sup
ply have 78 mules and II ,sss II take rare d The mules
euhl, than all esa fer the Fcbnudrnls will eh
looc and Rzy which Eood de Of irohs IN
the morning Thin ley evoryi,g II ftry ger short Of
bay they s the wagons. One 0I a wage 10, .hr on,e
nnost es4 anoker the spnss tGe Wlsrtnsarly
thro,xh i4lt4y ire afGden hfs peSsme they eat aach
che tails and since The e tails shared o they aur
AIKEN the every hor,e in the regiment has
"bob iail" frt The eNte; Dr. MackS A. d mime.
have already dsst lied three w.o
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In '-5 8 = Fsi - @-l+a t7- IS = -5s+ seA'
The Memphis Appeal of Tuesday has the follow

''E P''"'sII"l'7' = - ~! q. Z
have the rmdr stated to ls by army officer from Co
Gmsn wohrrircd in the city i morning, that nine Federal
noat and fifteen ranspors made their nfpearance yGstc
day evening at May field creek miles above Coln S
No immediate atnck is expected however, though the
may be landing troops ut thnt point ''E % 4 5ffa !
Tie enemy burr ed the Confederate Rolling Mills fm
berad river few days after the caplation Of Fort Doe
Its stated that in destroying the bridge the Tennes
sec river at Danvile the draw being turned at the time
the burning, was left uninnred. -. ssss7f l.
We regret learn TINT Col j. b. Johnson brother Of senato
Johnson Of Arkansas, and ctnahdng kauas regimen
n Hnrdees brisgde killed by railroad train near Muir
(reeshOro SNtrlny last. las.taEy - ~ .tL5 VIZ lIsl
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-.r HEADQUARTERs LOUISIANA TROOPS, }
-' e-. MAJOR. GENERALS OFFICE,
New Orleans, Feb. 26, 1862,
GENERAL ORDERS Nc. 10.
IAl applications fo certificates Of exemption from militia
duty must be made to the Surgeon Assistant Surgeon Of the
Bea: where the applicant resides in conformity witt, section
Al of the Militia Law
II-Colonels of regiments will proceed Immediately 10 ap
point their Surgeons and Surgeons and direct them
Is organize their department certificates exemption
will b. recognized unless cmanating from ttemor
where no Regmenta Surgeon has been alie9 then
BrigadeSurgecn. g-~
By order Of
... Ag@s JOHN L. LEWIS,
Major General commanding.
A. j. WAGsER, Aid. a5,.o IS fee7 5ep3t
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r By order
THOS. o. MOORE,
Headquarters BenuregartI Re giment.

.--....' NEW ORLEANS, February "a, 1862
GENERAL. ORDERS NO. Al ..r.-.,. s... =sa,
1.-The President Of the Confederate having set apart
FRIDAY, the 2Sth instant, for day of humiliation and
prayer the Remenhl drill ordered for day is hereby
postponed to MONDAY, the Sd March, ~ O'clock at Coli
Place.
H-Gapans Of Companies will be required have their
Companies the ground prompt nj he hour specified.
. --" =, BY order of
FRANK. A. EARTI.ETT, ' .
. Colonel Commanding.
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The Norfolk Day Book of the 18th says i. We
understand that there French fgaes IN tbs Roa d.
We learn that Immediately on their arvses they autographed
the French Consul at Richmands ElA5a
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Coz, OIL Mr.. II. Perry, No. ll2 Poydras
barrels Of beautiful coal oilgm tic Upper 0uActa Coi
Mmirs Goupanys Works. which he will sell retail only
This il tbs first oil sentto market by this company Is
Southern manufacture, mutt te and good Mr. Perry
advert semcn RRfs sz5- ,5gs3 f% ~ p -E
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Headquarters Beaurcgarl Reg iment.

H. H. fRiEi AHihlHt. ieI 2p
NEW ORLEAEs, February q, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81 7t. 9-
this Regiment will the mbsrs their Com
panes to assemble at Company Headquarters at the times here
inafter specified for inspection a.. .- +
Glenn Guards, Saturday, Feb. %, at P. NJ,
Ed, Thompson Guards Monday, Feb. q, al 7P. NJ
CarondcleLI4gl Infantry Tuesday, Feb. 25, att Pm
McRce RNnsers, Wednesday, Feb 26, at NJ
Police Guards, A, Thursday, Feb. q, Mt 2P. M.
Police Guards b, Thursdiy, Feb. 27 att p. NJ
Clay Guard, Thursday Feb. y, al NJ.
Reineliari Guards. Saturday March |, at I M.
Belmont GnasAs, Saturday. March Up. NJ. q
l-tnorIned Companies requested 10 be in unifu IN
unnorncl Compnr les will appear in citizens dress. 4s
ITThc Orderly SersenUts Of the ectire Companies will
be prepared hand to the Inspecting Officer Of their
Companies signed under the late Militia Inv, list Of m m
fcrs present and absent.
of Inspecting the Companies under these ORDERS and will
report to Headquarters, O. r nF
Ncap. King, of the Glenn Guards Capt Budeake of the
Ed Thompson Guards Capt. DeHnrt Of the CRrondclet Light
Infantry Capt McRce of The Mel Rangers Capt Reed
Police GmrGs Company Capt Tank, Of Police Guat ds
Company b Capt perickson, of Clay Guard Capt Scuy, OF
the kenhart Guards aud Capt. own, Of the Belmont
nars are respectively charged with the execution of this
cfrr and required 10 have rolls fully signed and The
mrmhc'5 OF the Company n present
by order
FRANK A. BARTLETT
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battalion TV'Nshi7lgtO1I. .da'ttt1eSy.
PROVISIONAL ARMY, G. S. -.

designed increase the rank and Bile Of the four Compa
nies of ls Battalion in the field in Virginia. to the maxi
provided by law with to Augment the number of
guns twenty four ,nakn si tho Batfcl les six gun batteries
Gentlemen ohous OF awaiting Themselves OF this opportunity
of joining t command TO be ealiaied for the etm Of the war,
may make appicatf in writing with residence place OF
birth age height references addressed to the undersigned
at No. 40 Camp street which application Will be referred to
Board Of Officers of Batson here recruiting
vice. ...
Bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS in cash will be paid 10 each
recruit upon being mustered into service.
Transportation and clothing will also be furnished.
j. B. WALTON, Mt,or Gopnianhng.
fe26 2ptf and Chief Of Artillery lst Corps A. r.
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HANGING .runHA,rESED.-T New York Herald

The Southern Of brag is played out. Before ht
Roanoke defeat whole number Of rebel held
Union was 1922 The rebels held 2i9s Union poners
bagged e%eenwo an four thousand prs Roanoke
besides rebel Bgers and lesser officers Fort Henry AMI
sS hcer any more hreAts Il hnnypg 81 cosonn
aorks both ways md lang two three for he
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esunlbeslaad ana Tsnnsssss 1sivsrs.

remarkably esa4p Secretary Of The Navy rasos d. f,I
lowing revelations .S iaSj5g 85 SFa+$ S S{
Son Some sns !, re r. ade ~ onsrs 10
seLst 0 nsH Of deenees of
Cambsrfand snd Tennsssee ybIic wonid ks q
hfs money For nearly tes hnd3sd nSs ~ n. a.rni.
the Tennessee river has bern found oysa 81 ~ cneiy
North Alabana while tl,e fact that me- has
critical contest depending ths point the two re1ua
ebe advantages Of M ref
water. 75tazs - = 80 ts - -. = =
The aforesaid public gets tie sserstary
siory spoken Of shove, hope e aceoanu wi obsain
widespread circatation. ought u be hddsu usr
buhe IKE candle, hut should allowed 10 shine rssplen
IDENTIFY ali over theIahd 43
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81 Headquarters Louisiana Troops.
" --.- MhJoRG ERALS OFFICE .
" New Orleans, February q, 1867. s
GENERAL ORDERS NO 81 ..
IComnaulers OF Companies, Baalions and Regiments Of
Volunteer Troops will ake daily reports of the and
residences of members regnrg their commands
the the General of the State order
that their he rcorlej and the parties transferred tie
Militia.
I-BrEader Generals of tho BIigaes throughout
the State will cause this order to be enforced
By order of
JOHN L. LEWIS.
..- MajorGeneral Commanding.
A. J, WiESER, Aid. Vs. -@ nHzE r.'.'' fe25 st
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THURSDAY
Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

a..... MAJoH GENERALS OFFICE, J
New Orleans, February rs, 1852.
-GENERAE ORDERS NO. 81 U
Persons exempt from militia duty by of physical
by must produce certificate that effect from the Surgeon
of the Battalion Regiment within the limits of which they
reside
No other certificates can be accepted.
By command Of
JOHN L. LEWIS, r
Major General Commanding.
' A. j. WAGNER Aid. fe26 2p3t
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DIsLoYAL EMPLOYEES OF THE YANKEE GOVERN
The Potter Investigating Commesn have reported
Of he Yankee Goysrnmea Charged with being dsoyal to the
the United States, and in symeaty with the
tempt of the rebels to overthrow the present Gavernment
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AN INTERESTING RELIc.-Dr Perkins exhibited
sM .e p meetns onden last week copy o tho
nndrsa years old y wron in the ancient Ssrac Is
&C. s ,ame spoken by jesus Christ when on nc
mnss h N h"s hs m9 mot Ws ss M shout
ferS unaD dsad and not than Thirds as afe IL
annd three or fonr copies Tesfu1cn In lis
Gly Ss NV angaags seapl hid I'D u ,hss
Il ia nearly thirty 5enrs pr Perkins said that s New
Iesement which had been In this rude
erH tim s. and hnGdet down from the Me Christ WA,
every important respec the the VOID ic we now
nave-a remarkable proof OF III anihep lefty OF bibs
nbnsher 4fVts
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Nth 0rltaus @ailp Grtstsnt.
THURSDAY MURNINH, FEBRUARY II, 1867
OF THE UTbIOs IMPORTANCE. =

1t Of the utmost importance hs. every in the Con-
ederacy particularly those in the saes should 60
work sedulonsy and and reap the cereals a other
ducts which sustain human lfeh IN the greatest pos
sble abundance This should their chief aim. No
market is accessible 10 the leading staples Of export and
Otherwise that fact would lessen the force Of
mendaion. We nil get along well without selling cot
ton but oan OF get along at all without bread and meat
Corn Of all other cropz the important at this uncre
To use the language of the Eouhern Gnliyator 1T second
in its Importance to nothing vegetable not to cotton In
us ancations asiens beeves and hogs hesp ana pon
Iy II gives rich butter and cream 1t makes all our
animals strong and sleek II is of the of ar de
and one Of the bulwa Of strength We cultivate fl
in inessustible quantities. for ourselves for and beast
We have the meanstbe SOIL the climate the implements Of
huebandry." ,f..- II 4 H
A Planters Convention was in Sss4s& tssf ,veor
and the other business transacted the wise suggestion
was thrown out ta the armies of the Confedeacy wond
probably have be supported way food tile coming
year. almost exclusively by the Cotton States planters
of those States should keep the carefully mind while
determining the of the crops they put ing
the ground The idea is rstrate one and will
generally carried 1t involves work IN which patriot
ism and profit will 60 hand being nm
saleabe the food crops naturally the chief prouc
ton. These will than enneate the planter while they
VIII feed the army, support the country and enable
achieve our liberties.
In regard to this particular subject the Memphis Appeal
| makes these judicions observations, { fs
completely from the supplies formerly nrnhed s T q, e Ss
%s g" IsSs S 1ss
the contest may continue Particularly ho I'D the planting
@ ,sre q shs cotton Sassof South Carolina Geogia Ala
pressed with the Necessity Of adepr this policy proba
nessse and ssour will be The heater Of fierce terrible
ss s ap5 p5
communication with the ng regions of the
ny the the dinvadlng nv armies Of the enemy re ss
Of this fact otherwise an evil may il
inflicted on this Cofderacy disastrous than any yi e
upon it b. the arms of the hessan invaders ~ vi
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GEN. PRiCE's ARiY.-A gentleman of this city
Arkansas which states that our army Is In good health and
sprs and that "alfs we'll Y 5s5f3
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n5tloR hrkB LVFY having re'uEcd, rccomrlorces the
practice ns profession. Residence Office heretofore
foioH Charles sree Poydlas afay etie
sassr-. .Tte3 2plm
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LATEST TELgeRApH1G INTELLleENCE.
Olspsrcsss 70 TIE NEW onlEAas cstsoesr


!. MEMnass, Feb .A ysmessss from Nashville. who lett
5efe on Mends+ ls 1sx1ment Of FEDERAL cavalry
sneampSd q Neah silIe, Smdsy
Major Gheatha fcsmsl ts city h he Yeera
EomfnandeT, Who sN AstacueIt to take posssop
1hs srss Tess beng 1sneysd is rIvsr
GEN Pillows report of Tie For puhtishsd
iis morning The Fedsras n fasgB forcs
near Garkvte Afkanaas, despcyat6 sutctpated
but win take time for the Fsdefss ID a. Aot
ing from EoTaIabus. s591zS ss - G
lThe sosthern Linc IS interrupted north 81 Msbls Rsp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-27

Punch has picture in its last number called
nll and the Yankee M" The coon faesi like the
Federal Secrear of State, is represented up tree and
sa to ths Colonel wIe y polpng his aslow
the coon "Dou't five. II come down. =s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-27

THE YANKEES IN ENGLAND.-A speaker, at an
ngricul dfn erin Englns lately speaking Of tie civil
in this country sr ." Yankee is great parody on
an Englishman a monkey itupon the hsman raee.h