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Disturbances Among Negroes In Kentucky
Fro,n tl,e .FranltlOrt 1Kyl Ysoran, EanuaEv 1Il .

From the Frankfort 1Ky.) Yeoman, January Il
We have just learned from a reliable gentleman
Of New Castle, the circumstances of q very unu-
sua occurrence in that place just before Christ
mas, which we deem it proper should be placed
before the people of Kentucky Some forty or sixty
negroes, all slaves, were engaged in killing hogs
for one of the citizens of New Castle at night.
About that time, and after the work was over thew
paraded the streets of the town in body, between.
the hours of ten and twelve, uttering all sorts of
disorderly sounds, singing political songs and
shouting for Lincoln. They seemed to take special
strations in frontof the residences of one or two
prominent Southern Rights citizens. They contin-
ued their tumultuous proceedings for an hour or SO
without nterruptionfrom either officers or citizens
and finally dispersed of their own account,
We deem it due to the peace and security OF the
Commonwealth to give this Information to the
public, in order that other communities may be
put on their guard and prepare to suppress in their
incipiency all such dangerous movements on the
part of the slave population. 1
We also learn from the same gentleman that
about the same time, or shortly after, party of
slaves in Henry county, belonging partly to Union
and partly to Southern Rights men, made off from
with full supply of provisions belonging to their
owners, and made their escape into Indiana. They
were Immediately pursued by their masters into
Indiana and overtaken; but the owners were noti-
fed by the population that they should not arrest
the slaves, and, in fact, were themselves notified
to leave the State without delay. A second visit
OF the same and other parties, with proper certit
Gates, as the gentleman who gives us the facts is
informed, was made with the same result.
We are also informed that numerous houses and
| barns, belonging to residents of Henry county,
have recently been fired and burned to the ground
by the negroes, and that in consequence general
feeling of insecurity prevails throughout the entire
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TIM lSbl4N FIGHTS Adt!itioaal Particulars,
From DR.. 6. a. Cutler, Indian Agent at Leroy,
Coffee county, we learn full particulars in regard
to the recent defeats OF the Union Indians ~
Ihe rebel Indians commanded by Albert
Pike and Mcintosh. The lastfsht was on the bop-
der Of Cherokee county; our, men were badly
whipped, and a number of women and ohildPen
were killed. The enemy had satti!Iery, we had
none, and our defeat was chiefly attributable 10.
this fact. s. 57--@y
There are now about 100 Union Indians at Fan
river, ana IN a deplorabie condition; hundreds
more are daily expected there. Tayloris the CHIEF
at Fail river: They have no provisions aand are
poorly clothed. The guns used by them are of the
poorest kind; and they have very little ammnni-
tion
T., 0potheyholo believed that john Ross betray ga
them The Union Indians were twice attacked
when on the camping ground eelecteil by Ross: the
third time il was determined not to take his advice
and they were not attacked. =
Inc rebels burned all the wagons and grain Of
our men, and shot the cattle before their eyes.
Sem!noles, Cherokees, Creeka aud Chickasaws
were engaged i'll the fight on tho Union side. The
settlers are now giving the refugeea food to keep
them alive. They were fourteen days coming np
I DR.. Cutler says there will be much suffering nm
| less immediate assistance is given.
lLeaveRworth Conservative. Jan, EtS
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From the North.

fE *
From the Chicago Times Of tie 22d the sollew-.
ing is extracted:
The FEDERAE CoNsR REss,-In the senate rssta-.
day, senator Browning proposed resolution N
inquiry INTO the expedieney Of iuyes ting foreirH-
oorn i,s, soldiers il the Union army, who are bot
natnr2lized, with the right Of citizenship Ar
amendment, was adopted to a military bin. rrr-4
htbiting the discharge of minors from the seryies.
and proylding that no person shall be mustered n
nhIsI ha ~ 10 years. out that the oath Of enlistment
was then taken up, and the most exciting debate
OF inc session took PLACE between Sumner. LanIs
of Indiana, and Bright. Without disposing Of IN.
SUBJECT the Senate adjourned. n (" -
In the House, the bill prepared by Mr. Co,sax
pTohi3ilhe 1he transportation OF newapapera ont.
ssde the mails by express companies and railyyap
Tslhs; feeelVed its 4uietus During the debate Mi.
that stanp-tax on newspapers and telepranhis
ms messages would be presented by that committee.
The. Senate bin passed, .oreating two Assistant
Secretaries of War. .aSS :
The BURNSIDE ENrEDrr1oa.-aTa another part Of
ths days paper will be found small aecnnrt III
the progress Of the Burnside expedition the n;rss
On On, the rebel coast it thFsatena and 81
Norfolk papers of. Monday norniag, received 81
Fortress Monroe, in their doefnl lamensatons.
giye US cheering accounts Of the feet. -
lIE NEW SEcRETARY OF WAR.-7Sscretary stan
ton has already initiated much needed reforns IA
VIII! reorganize the War Department entirely tn
facilitate the speedy transaction OF public business
All army appointments now before the Senate are
to be suspended, to permit their revision by the
new secretary Communications by mail, which,
under tie Cameron regina were much neglected.,
thus causing a daily inroaa into Washington a
those having business with the Government. win,
hereafter secure prompt action.
A. .FeRW ARD MOVEMENT IN MIssouRI-A forward
movement Of formidable character has been
commenced from Rolla, the terminus Of the Snnth
western branch M p of the Pacific Railroad. Several
hrigaaes left there for the Southwest five or ak
days ago, and our special dispatch from St Louis
last evening states that the remainder of the roops
the direction OF Springfield. Ws trust that Gen,
Price will be disposed of this time. Curtis sieeel
Asboth and other shllful ofieeFs lead the 45N psi
| ton.
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A Cool PRoros1ToH.- Washington, Jan, 2a.-
mttee on Railroad and Canals reported bill to-
day appointing James Guthrie, OF Kentucky, S. S.
LHommedcu, of Ohio, and Connolly r. Twiggs,
of War; to locate and construct RAILROAD for Gov
ernment military purposes, from Danville, Ky, to
Morristown and Knoxville, or some point between
them on the Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, the
Commissioners to give bond in $50, 600, and to have
Kentucky or Tennessee for running the road,
One would suppose these Black Republican
legislators hadn't the slightest doubt of the ability
tucky and Tennessee.
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4q'snc reeaefai arovss.sent II Ixepae,sl.--es


TIE Memphis Appeal, of Wednesday, nrpes sttss9
necessity Of energetic measures to meet lie an
preaching eAigencies Of the campaign in Kentuesy,
and says:
When We announced more than two weeks aiuaa
through the.eeumns Of this journal that the grana
eSpedItion WHICH was in progress of preparation
d oy se enemy n Woaa . speedily move from Cairo
Mississippi against Columbus, the statement aid
not at first LaecS with great dsaI Of eredense
either among she people or the members of tne
gresa; It seemed to be regarded as ora sensa~ss
tonaI Character, very similar, save III an exe;test
and oTe@s1iess style Of composition, to the eele-@
brated address Of the Odd Fellows Hall COMMITTEES
which was put forth in this city last NoFambep,
and proved SO suecessfdI in throwing a ,paris
among the women and children Of the Mississippi
valley. Bat our surmise, supported at the time bp
evidence no. laid before the public has been yeTf
neg 50 as az t1s raid up the Tennessee and ths
aaT@Lce troin Pad1cah by land were concerne6
and would have been realized still further fn ths
movement Of Commodore Foote'S river i1otilln
aga,nst Columbus, had It NOT been for the failure
parts assigned them. y
IL has been announced, however tIst the frf4
yaslon OF Western Kentucky by this grand expe-
al,loa hss proven an abortion, and like woundea
sefpeAF,lt has = drawn its slow length hack
whence It started. The cause OF fts failure sfIona
not oe fascoaceived byour people, Of falsely cor
'stfaea INTO total abandonment Of it. Tie bad
oel ~ W. o ol lhe roads and the guent inability
ol vac enemy TO- move his columns with pFopeRs
ceierity and safety, are the reasoua that NAV be
properly assigned for it, The rstrogreasion q tie
Federal foIess-we have the best authority for.
stat1a,g,-1s not REIMBURSEMENT Of the desien,cf
attack, nat mere postponement of II. Adyieea,
OF an adtnsnte tharactsr In our possession atrnnr
y y indicate movement againsta Gen. Polk Al C.
ia1anas within the next thirty days. Tie river
flotia to be used Is formidabIe one. .eons;stsnss
as before stated Of fifteen gunboats aud thirty Hx
mortar boats " is intinated, too, By Northern
papsFs mat alleck is 70 largely Increase IN
| nfr
noplng t1us 70 oyerpo#er us, as at Laurel Hil and
Fishing Greek, with oyerwhelningly superior MN
oefs Weii'knowing that in no other Wayscan. yie.
| tyranny. 7S-7 - = Soct ~
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'rsuAHuLL AND LINCOLN AT LOGGER. HEADS. We
find the following in Northern paper Of the 22d !.
Evidently there is not happy accord between
the President and Senator Trumbull. For exaIo-
latter is in direct hostility with tho Presidents
policy and will be vetoed If ii ahail pass. Again.
tile Senator showed his bristes on the question oE
the confirmation of Cameron to ST. Petersburg,
confirmation. we believe the Senator assumed.
upon the accession of Bfr. Lincoln, 10 be sort a
mouthpiecs Of the administration. It's supposed d
that the President has not eonsulsed him on all
occasions, hence the estrangament, which, how
ever is believed not to be cause Of regret with the
President. The Senator hopes TO pass, the oonfs-,
cation and emancipation bill, and mike an issne
With the President upon it. The President does
not object to the ISSUE nor that MIR, rrumbu shat.
90 over, body and breeches to the ultra abolition
ISIS. things are not so mixed as they were.
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NUMBER 279.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIc IyTELIIGBy,zCB
DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS oszscEsr
The Federal Grand Army Advancing Slowly.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 30-T!1e latest ad7fces from
MmfordsYille state that the Yankees have sent
back their sick from that place, and are busiIy en-
gagged bringing up their artillery from Noln and
Bacon Creek. 1t is said they received marching
orders early last week. -Four Yankee regiments
are ercamped in the bend below WoodzonviIle, on
this side of Green river, and under cover Of tleir
heavy guns on the other side of the river They
send out pickets during the day towards Horse
Cave, but draw them in at night,
THE Southern Line, also the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Line
is interrupted between this city Mobile which 4prfYes ht
Press Of Richmond reparts.l H. 49,.
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LATE FROM BOWLING GREEE.--We learnfrom q
friend just from Bowling Green, that matters are
quiet there just now=1that large amount of pro-
visions had arrived and was stored in that city for
army purposes-that the large number Of Federals
back by General Hndman-,that all the produce
houses and mills north of Bowling Green had
been destroyed, SO that the Yanks could find no
shelter and no feed that the roads had been
plowed up, and trees felled across them, to stay
the advance of the Yanks-and that sixty days
would not elapse before ten thousand good and
true Southern men would rise up in the rear of the
Yankee army and fight their way through to Gen.
Buckner. Memphis Avalanche.
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BsAuKEGARD CoMISG.-We have already init
mated .be probability Of Beaurcgard being as
signed to the chief command at Columbus, and
we are now enabled to state aathoritatiYely that
such is the fact. This announcement will cause
thrill Of delight and enthusiasm throughout the
South. Under the lead of thin great General onr
brave men will be prepared to perform deeds of
heroic Talor worthy Of their holy cause, and ID
from Southern soil, or enrich il With iher blood.
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ExuLTAsT.--A Chicago paper remarks on Crit
tenden's defeat:
The first collision in the grand forward move
ment is a complete success of the Union arms.
The defeat of zollieoler was a rout If this be an
augury Of what is to follow, a happier one could
nos be desired. The effect will be most nspiritng
upon our soldiers everywhere, and most depressing
upon the rebel soldersa rebel cause everywhere.
Gen. Mcclellan, some time ago, predicted no more
defeats and it will turn out, we are confident, that
he was using no idle words.
The fellow appears to forget that this pompous
vaunt from Mcclellan was uttered just previous to
the battle of Leesburg.
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A MIRACLE When Joshua fought against the
Amorites, God commanded the sun to stand stil in
the heavens for whole day, and Joshua smote
the Amorites =" hip and thigh When Mcclellan
fought the rebels, Heaven held the sun in the
Northern skiessfor whole month, (was there ever
such December?) but McC Clellan smote not the
rebels, but, instead thereof, had several reviews
and shot deserter ..---.. ..s
IErank 1sses Illustrated Neysnaner
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FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81, 1862

Sheehan, was also locked up to await examine
ton, there being no one about willing to bet that
he would turn up again If turned loose.
Catherine Regan, Sebina Hishing and Ann Hart
ing, all chronic cases of whisky in the extreme,
were sent to the hospital kept by Prof. Mitchell,
on Heva street.
Joseph Rassell, for stealing a pair Of scissors
valued at two dollars and half from Chas. Meyer,
was sent to the same establishment for two months.
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FEon cA,Eo.--A dispatch OF the 2sd, from Cairo,

FkoACAlko--A dispatch Of The 23d, from Cairo.
says: . ~
The order for the evacuation Of Fort Holt has
been counternlauded to. day, as is tbousht ina
food will not damage it. e. . - -
Capt R. D. .,Voleman, With hia company Ill
cavalry, marched ten miles Southwest Of Birds
and succeeded in capturing thre5 of til em among
whom was a notorious yagaboud called q Old
keene,' who was accessory to the actperpetratea
q short time since. Cen. Payne had them arresfe
Dispatches fronGen. Smith hare been received,
stating that he went within twenty miles of Fort
Henry with his command, and got on board one 81
the fort and fred few shots into it. The fort re-
Piled with one shot, which fell short By mile,
Gen Smith gives it as his opinion that one Of our
gunooais would raze the fort in u short time. He.
taking oi Camp Beauregard.
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= STAatr Acr FOR THE NoRrtt,- Tn allusion 10
the Congressional proceedings it d remarked:
1t will be seen by our Congressional news to-
DAY that Mr. Morrill, announced in Tho House yes
terday the intention Of the Gonsmstsse of Ways
newspaper issued, and every telegraphie dis-
patch published, to raise 9 fund for the benefit OF
the treasury, to aid in the support OF the war.
The Cleveland PlaiAdealss says Of the nen Sss
cretary Of War:
We know Edwin N. Stanton, the new appointee,
well. He has more of the Bonapatso IN his compo-
sition than any other man in America, The army
| will move on now, even if ii goss 10 The deYSl,
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AN EXCELLENT ApfoIsTMENT.-By and with The
appointed Mr.. P. Arthur sHatkinsop, Chief Clerk
and Assistant in the General Land Office. Apart
from his familiarity with the business Of this de-
partment Of the State Government having served
Generals Office at Donaldsonville- Hatkinson
has systematic habits in business not often met
with and is withal an afable courteous and clever
gentleman, with whom it is pleasure to be thrown
Commissioner McCulloch on the Appointment of
| one in every way SO worthy and well qualified to
| assist him in the labor Of his department.
"' baton Rouge Gazette.
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TIE GREAT CAIEo FIzZLE.-The Evansville (Ia.l
Journal thus speaks Of the failure of the great ex-
pedition from Cairo, Of (which the Yankee papers
have so long been making boastful promises
zea saws the sarr IL rt s Ts
patches from that place, relative to the very won
derful things going to take place, were not only
suggested, but absolutely dictated by the military
would amount to nothing, and his prediction was
correct. We learn from gentlemen on the Courier,
which left, Cairo Sunday night, that some of the
troops had already returned, and the whole force
boats will not be ready for offensive operations for
two weeks, and the naval officers assert that the
land forces will hardly be in a condition to coop
crate by that time, What's in the way, outsiders
have no means of knowing.
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Sm KUPTUKEs HDs
Il RADICALLY oUEED, @ q
ss7 from Dr. W. T. Mls to the Editor of the ViokabuFs
y,cKsBuRe, Miss, May 8, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Nesde or Knife
.nd T PAINFUL iyeass he sstsnsn' asgs
H s ssn oy saoss y hs as
9 ers was entnes nn
opinion About mode o treatment ere suggesting the oi
e 1 So sh s M s9a o b. S0
man and after having used that instrument and the Doeor
os %s * Tss
esa M a e wer give s for he eens d
s: who have this disease and ''f my ri SD:f
Extract from Written Three Years Previous to the
Above in reference to the same boy.
IssAauENA Co., Miss May 2, 1857.
stf & the
much work any man. W.T. MILLS, M. D.
Dr. .ssns rh9s Il M HsRs s. u aPP shs
ylckssM9Re,, M Miss, Mares 2o 1850.
q Do him linn na eGsde n led gon2 p
IS right and that You him. Please by the
'0tn '' ''s p'S ''''p'''''' THos. J.. HARPER, MD.
x-Ths letter was in reference slave boy about IA
old who rptnred Sides and who subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
p VIcKsBuRG, MISS, May 7, 1850.
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear Srl send you James to apply him suitable
Truss Be has only been rpqred short time We Az
Tie having confidence your skill in such mat
's'' 'eA- '-' THos. ]. HARPER, M. D.
Dr. BELDEN's OPINION. ."' -ro.,s
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1852
Dear true that Dr. shemans Truss applied b,
him vii ys relief sseHay Than any ohsE nay
but be Dr. Sherman himself applies It as much aspgnd
upon the fitting. r. BELDEN, M u. <
R-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rnptured persons
those having rnpured slaves that he returned 20 the city
and may found at his office, No. STREET
BY he applca.en Ills PATENF SILVER TRUSS and dgk
ATTVE MIXTURE go. Dy61ydWsa
GOAL OIL AND LAMBS IL ~ ~~ 4sev
.-,.- FOR SAFE BY -.--. $50
DAVID HILL. -'
49, No. 243 Camp street, +..,-
Eesween ST. Joseph aud Delord streets, New orlsans
GAS FILTER AND UMBER,
So '-a-'f 3 And Dealer in
GssFixures Pipe, Fittings, Plumbing Materials etc. etc.
Dwellings, Stores, oees etc., Fitted for Gas, or Water at
short notice.
Constructs GAS WORKS, for COAL or Ros1N.
Orders left in box l5S Mechanics Exchange viii be promptly
| attended to. a;.. ~. g. "a "+-''' f , =
sFReference-Ar Aremon Hill, No. Chartrss street..
New Orleans -r A.. @@ tel u
MORRIS. MAULL d CO., FASHIONABLE CLIO
st1ssR, under Ciss Hotel. =
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SoUrHEKN SHOE masUFAcTuK1s G

GuUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURES G
COMPA
Depot. No. ~ St. Charles street.
Are manufacturing superior quality Of Pump, Welt
a1d Double -soled Oak-Tsnncd REsSET SHOES, which
they invite the attention Of ttosa having purchase this Rrc
These Shoes BRAIDED the bottoms Southern Shoe Fac
tory New Oreans he obtained only the Depot Of
the CoInpary.
81 " GEO. z. RCZET. See,..
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.:fliIitaru NOtites.

HEADQUARTERS BEAuREGAHh REGIAEHT, !
g .... New Oricans Jan. 81, 1872 5
L. SPECIAL ORDER NO. IG-TIIE REGULAR
NJ Hatison eri! VIII take PLACE THIS AFTERNOON, al
m Co!iseGlL Place, at35a O'clock. IS -'
LIZ By order
FRANK A. BARTLETT.
Colonel Commanding Bcaresard Regimsnt
HAREY Il. Price. Adj,tan1. jhSl =
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:. EEADQUA ANTERs Ed. BCTlER AyENGEEs,
1 Pia4uemine Parish Of IDeryllle. s
II TEN DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARE
a wanted thh Company which will be in all re teets au
Ef ndependeut one clothing, uniform and guns fur
ILL nshed immediately It is desired st this Corhi, be
ready to battalion OF the PlanIcis Life Guard Re
ginaent, expects be oil abort the middle OF fRnuarF
bounty DO lars will be paid t3 all who ieGuire iSe
dollars onisc. and tire balance mastering IN Ample
provision will made for the families OF those who join this
Company. but brave and true need apply. 49, .
Applications made Regutna headquarters, flsners
Lie Guard Regiment No. % Union street, where our arms nay
be Inspected Company Quarters, .I7 above ,- . .
jas lmf D. H MAthE1, CapNln :
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FFNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERE TO FORE Il
Il eNis'ing he;ween Z l. Hyde, "m NJ G9odreb Henry
HYDE GUODRlC, is this day dissolved by limitation and
the withdrawal Of A. L. Hyde. the business will he continued
with the capital, and by the partners who have
duGed for he last fss The style Of TIE new firm
signed will he O. .hc CID fun in liouidation
HENRY THOMAS JR
a. B. GRISWOIID,
WM. NJ. GUODRlCns
e. L. Abbott and Henry Gindcr are also interested
in the business Of The house
New Orleans JElv / Nbl. a.i5 Gln
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1artifalM gut1tfs.

-....r BANK LOUISIANA, |
Ee. a.. New Orleans, Jan. 30, 1867
kS- At n me ting of the Board of Directors.
tel he sta Instant vu per cent out Of tie
profits Of the last sx declared payable 70 the Stock
holders al the Bank the hrst monday in FenrnAry
next. ,,>.u-,,,,,, rat. g
1881 2tw4w AUG. MONTREUlll, Gasher.
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LOUISIANA STATE J3hNK,... I
New Orleans january -, 1862.
ka-At a meeting of the Board OF directors.
hrd his hn9al dividend OF seven per cent was de-
, 4rel uayab.e on after the 10Th Febrnnry next ~
E}I 81 l.. BERNARD, Cashier.
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REApqUAHTEKs FIFTH CogPlEy J
.r BATTALION WASniSGToN ARTILLERY,
New Orleans, Jan. 20, 1862. }
ORDER No. 3S-ORDER No. q, IsSUE ED kA,ik
III Wy these Headquarters, underdae Of November EA
Es IL. 1861, IN relation drills is hereby re- yfEmaet
LII yoBed and disc onlinUed 1890
The drills of the company, from this date, will be fellows
Battery Drills very Tuesday, at 4 P. VI.
l6t and 1f Detachmenis every Monday, att p NJ
ID and An petachmtns avery Wednesday, al 6 P. NJ.
~ ard b'h DetAchmfnts every frd.T, at T. NJ.
The0 eyicH drill Of officers and Io-conTissoned officers
every THURSDAY. ut & z. NJ.
The infantry squad company drills being dispensed with.
All active. active houdry and honorary members will
fora 70 thu oIlei.
Fines for attendance these drills will be rgidy
forced
By order . ,l..
J. ". DgME1iTr Q. S. :" ja2l II
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VOLUME XIV.
MiIitaTy AGtites.

To-. HEADQrAETERs ORLEANS FIRE BArrAIIos,
N ew Orleans, January 81, 1872
ORDERS NO. J-1--TlE COMPANIES COM
M pcSng this Bnttalion hereby ordered to assemble
vi SUEDA Y. February 2 at 40 O'Clock A. NJ the Levee,
LII opposite GnlYier, for Battalion drill!
By OEdGr
NJ. NJ REYNOLDS, Lieut. Col. CONG
PAUL W. CoIAEHs. AdjInnt jail 1t