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NEW INFIRnIAEY.
DIR. REY NO l. D S :,


THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Woud inform his friends and tho public that he has rented
aud completely fitted Infmery the spacious and ss
giant mansion No. 10 Baronue sree between Canal and Com
Streets whore ho will devote all his attention to the CURE
OF CANCERS in their forms Scala Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI. wellknown and highly respect
able lady of this city
[Copy Of Cerihcae,l
New ORLEANS Oct IL, 1861.
certify that the undersigned, resident Of the city
New Orleans for number of years. and residing at No
street had been for long time afflicted with Can
her breast In erder to have removed the under
signed applied DR.. Warren Sono who operated II three
different times without efectng Subsequently, ap
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
was efecually removed and perfect made take
of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
Others similarly afflicted avail themselves Of his valuable
services.
NIL If S, A. CHAPPELL.
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Scouts aRd swamp Sharp Shooters.

Az members Of this organization commanded 70 assemble
Headquarters Of this Company, Room Soa asrchnns
Exchaug. Royal street. wEDNEBDAY the 18th Instant
10 O'Clock A NJ for the farther election Of officers, and to
be nustered iuto service Vt II O'Clock. NJ
Tn. oics will to open in the meantime IND committee In
attendance receive The OF ali those who desrous
of joining. BY ortsr
mil 2p2t W. q. MULLEN. Captain.
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HnAIrH rs MANS cr11Er BInsslsass
Oh, Hsppinsss, how far We Bee
From thy own paths In search Of thssl
From Health, thy own pure fount we strsy,
Nor God giren instincts Ger obey;
Too proud from NAure's self to learn Il
Natures own remedies W spuru,"
WRIGHT's SOUTHERN MnIAM yEGET
. ---@s ABLE pILL1 s5 .sSs1s
oSyEEEu TO rHx rEorIs o. ras
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
'sa48 5as
=-- 40 =
PURE. sIMrl~SHsrx,:raa .rnr.rnr ~. As.rxrA
TIVE ~sD BLooD.PURISrEK
Yon nm ~
Tonins and Forttfyfn8 ef SIs.s &c.,,
Diseases, either Occasi0Mal or ~
demfc; and for the cafe of all
Ailments having the nanae u
TOninG

Intermittent Remittens, Nervous, rudammaory and PssA
Esvers; Measles, Small Pox and ErJapslas Indsona-
on q the Brain Tsroas Stomach, Lunu Liver, Iatss.
tines Kidneys and Bladder Pains ia the stonach Deck
and Side Consumption Bop,y of the Head, Of tho Cks,
OF the Abdomen and Of the Limbs scrofuIs Scurvy, l
syphilis Cancer. Gravel. Loss Of Appetite Sick Head.
achei Splitting Of Blood Rheumstm, both seats aad
Chronic Diarrhes Dysentey Coles syncoDs, Apo.
piesy. and Pars'yss; Dyspepds Hypochoudrisss, 7s-
tanus, Epilepsy, Whoopns Cougn, Pspttasloa Of The
Heart Ulcers and sors of every assespon Hysssrses
Weak Nerves. and Lownsss spssiss supprssssou ~
. other delicate Female Complainz
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No UNION SENTIMENTS IN TENNESSEE fol.
lowing copy of dispatch from Chicago TO- the Northern
associated press:
A special Dispatch to the Times dated Carksvlle Tenn
Feo g. gives gloomy Of the of feeling In
says there is but on Union man in the town. he being 6t
Hon. G,ve johnson, who n oweful advocate tn.
Union until the commenced is powerful tn,
other side y says the only eec; of will be-
cv the people OF Tennessee into the mouaans and
der them sperate.
There spark the Union feeling here nobody pre-
tends disgdse the fact. The people of Clark,ve glory
secesSon and at the Tine Trembling lest the
sh uld be burned
There large qanti of rebel stores portion of whic
carried fl, snd The remainder sttoyet The rebel lead
thipped thousand negroes elk from arksvc
A new paper has been started at Nashville,
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PROVISIONAL ARMY, c. s.

PROflS1ONAI ARMI y. 5.
II Is designed Increase the rank and file Of the four Compa
nes of this Battalion the field in Virgnis th. maxi
provided by law with view to augment the number Of
guns 10 twenty four making all hs Batteries Six batteries
Gentlemen desous Of svang Themselves OF this opportunity
Of Joining hi command TO be enlisted for the term OF tae
may make spplIca in writing with redencs place OF
BIRTH age, height aud addressed ths undersigned
at No. 40 Camp street. which application will be referred
Board Of Officers Of the Battalion, here recruiting
vice.
Bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS In cash will be paid each
recruit, upon being mustered into service
Transportation and clothing will al.o BE- furnished &
J. b. WALTON, Major Commanding. q,
fe26 2pf and Chief of Artillery lst Corps A. p.
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A CArd.

Certain parties suspected be- thos arrested and tried
criminal charge for embeEsemst committed while in the
employ of the Adams Express Company bsng unass
culae their ISLANDERS through Iaroa OF the this city
have uius tho Southern Nrpass Company
myte by publishing In circular FORM ous charges against
Tie Southern in its services to the Confseracy
needs tefeEcs &. hands end only with refer
myself that during residence Of about Ave years
South conduct has been such need re
the absurd charges contained in tho anonymous
culars of slanderars.
fc24 2p ]. J. AoK KEBVER.
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MISSISSIPPI ANDTEN.
gssESs gsEsSsg gaWssst--rySsIg W.@ysI EHssRE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.


FIFTY-fHREE NILES IN DISTANCE ANB -FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED.
Travellers going FROM Eew or.an. 10 Memphis Hsmbol,,
Clarksve and Nashville Team Con,nbn. md Bowling
Green Ky, will save
-FOUR HOURS IN TINE AND FIFTY. THREE NILES IN
DISTANCE,
BY buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi and Tennes
Railroad.
Also, points the Mississippi river above Memphis
points IN Arkansas the line Of the Memphis and Little
Railroad, for the interior Of the State.
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave tho New Or.
leane and Northern Railroad Depot daily, at
A. NJ arrive Grenada at 150 A. NJ and at Memphis al
A. NJ connecting with trains the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road arriving Nashville II r NJ the evening
Daily Line OF STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem
pis points the Mississippi river far north Fort Pill
low New Ma.rd and Columbus, Ky.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS sl4 b0
Be ask for Tickets the Mississippi and
Railroad to Memphis.
NILES MERIW ETHER,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
F. $. RICHABDa, General Traffic Agent. d5t
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GEMS. mccuLLocH AND MCINTOSH KILLED,
OUR FORCES IN THE REAR OF TIE sNEHY AsD
DRIVIEG THEN .s0UTHWARD.

AEMPus March 11.-By telegraph from Fort Smith, March
we learn that troops under Van Dom snd Price gagged
the enemy three days the 5h 9Th and h Pea Ridge Ben
ion county. Arkansas, the Missouri line
onr loss was heavy including Gers McCuoch and McIn
tosh, who were killed on the 7th.
Gen slack moraly wounded. Gen Phi was wounded
in the Col McRae killed. and Col Sims wounded In
tte arm.
Our forces in the Of the Fedeas driving south
ward and are sangu ne Of success. | ..fG&s
We are looking for further news every hour.
The bodes Of Mccall ch and McTnosh have ben brought
here for i1teiment, IS ,. -E
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LINCOLN NOT poET.-The Border Advertiser,

ScbtcN
Great was our astonishmeu this while reading New
York illustrated paper entitled "Oh why should
the Spirit of Mora Proud :" with the that Abra-
ham Lincoln President Of the United States the author
thereof Now, whether the American President
poetry not we know; but this know that William
Knox. who liee tf ie author of he
ceen poem question: and that he died in The that
Lincoln school.
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To Cotton Factors.
ASSMANNi IRON TIES.

5 II A IR q EB.
Our Mr. F. has returned from Alabsma, where he ms6s
arrangements with The Shelby Iron Woke to SUPPLY u
EXCLUSIVELY with q very
Superior Quality of Hoop Iron.
This Iron is very light therefore, cheaper than for
baing Cotton
We can ill orders IN few days
II. FASSMANN & CO.,
m 2piOt Al CaTondeet street.
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LETTER FROM A PLANTER.
l.t RosEvALB. Ala, Nov. 1, 1850.

Messrs. John Wright Co., .s~5* "le'
New Orleans, La: AaEEssE 452f -
Genemen-Enclosed please find my check No. 7sl stthra
days sight Mobile for $49 Co. in settlement Of account
date You will please forward three boxes
Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. They he great
thing and heavy medical bill,
yearly place. The directions plain and easily
dersood that my dnds difficulty in treating every
that his knowledge with promptness
perfect My healthier and stronger
those Of any pana know and candidy confess Il
opinion, and at Of that ths agreeable
solely due the which taken Of them at the rst
complaint of Sickness and their being treated by Of
these Pills them altogether in family, and would
without ull supply for small fortune This
high praise you, but nothing less
than the plain matter truth Please forward the Pills
at once, and by the SANS route as before.
Yours truly, " -
.' THOs. G. HENDERSON,.
From DR.. Humphres Of Charleston, g. o. we have rebcveo
the following honest letter. written to him by poor but woEhJ
man who is now strong and sawart soldier in the
Southern independence:
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
Flour bens his day foureen dollars and halfsl4 90
MopH2 a"fe eoS 7
Ih'r,, sight onnc.s of bread for 70 cents; -!
Nineteen ounces of bread for 10 cents;
The loa7es q the ,hird quality No s. weigh one
E Ths 70 esnt lo.ves, tveny.two ounecs; ''
The cent iosvss. ss eleven eli. s ounces
m.de or Ex,ra hon5 and he exceed in weight
one p9H s "as h7 made bske and stamped as required
az t - JOHN T: MONROE. Mayor.
aA7oRAL1Y OF Of NEW @ % 0RLEATs; S.,
Common Council of.he cly y Of New WM Or orle.hs u.s.
mo. 5e54.1
Resrea That pormsaon be and lsheroby granted TO Teo
Julia see, provided the sn.ne be- ereeed in aecodance
with kissing ordinances and 10 remain during The pleasure Of
ssssa :asa President FL 6;sSsAs
Approved March l. sS. ss'''n pro e'' i0HrS Of A'a''~sn
ms 81 sisnci JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Resa That III. Stree. rons.oer be and h. Is hereby
md fea i, bsSna. EIys" sisld: ssys
streets Of said district, agrsoabiy to contract
s,~,.t President Board q Assstapi nsi Alssymen
E'ed ps.io.n pro isn n BBoAaottHsn Boafa q AiSarmsn
Approved March !, 1862.
lSiguGdI JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
4 true copy:
ms -----.-.,-.-.-. Ct TuEo: M.nks, Secretary.
IAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS, j
City HILL, Ma rch S, 1852.
Common Council of the city Of New Orleans.
mo. 595G.l
Fsot,d TIN, sricl: 2nd Of tho city ordinance approved
Refuge" be amended by ths three the
word live, 10 form quorum during the
Sig,sdl 8. p. uELhBARRE,
President pro Board OF Aldermen
[Sigrell J. NAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Mhrcu s. 1852
liis,sdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
true copy:
ml0 OF W. 8. PETrlHgI1I Secretary
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sg- Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WlLTz, OF the Second district.
See Crescent CT tho 18TH s January fe2I 2p,e
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH -. 1862
D r. IL ID .
MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.

A. Decatur Oh the 9Th Instant, JEROME BRUCE, aged
years, member Of scotps Lou siana Cavalry.
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>, ,RuMoRs.---It was rnmored last evening on the
Eva of The John Lakeland from above, when left
S Pillow n had been e Heard for three hous the nigh,
expected from Commodore Hons dislodSt The Ftderas
gathered there, by shelliDg them from his gunboas
Memphis AvalauhCe,
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Leather.

10000 Pounds PRIME SOLE LEATHER.
5000 =. :. HARNESS LEATHER.
lUO Dozen Extra Large SHEEPSkIN3.
70 :. :. :. FINE KIPS.
For sale by -L
P. p. SARGENT, -s--
milo 2p6t 80 Camp str eat,
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Dtspat h from Con. BeauTegarti.

JACKSON, TrEs.. Feb D, 1852.
To Gov. Tros .. Moore:
Will accept all good eqnpted troops unsr aot of 2t August
that will oher and for NINETY DAYs
the people Of I.eusns undsrsta that here Is the proper
place 10 defend Louisiana.
mi 2pf a. T. BEATREGARD.
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Gov. Shorter arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing an soon gave io vgo aud energy which he will
bring bear the work Of defending Mobile, by issnnk
which calls for levy Of the militia
of the part of the State Under the authoritative eye
of His Exeelency military matters in this city will doubtless
atittacory aspect. Mobs Advertiser 10Th.
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Redemption OF City BENDS.


orr1cB OF The COMMISSION sas OF THE CossolDArEp)
'"D' New Ss ,t,i orleans. Hn.I1 TsS 10, 1861.
Notice hereby given that ling the 9th Section
Act Of the Legislature of the State Of Louaa entitled An
Act to Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and Provide
the Government and Administration of It's Affairs" approved
February 1852 sealed proposals will be received the
to The city of bonds issued according the 10 m
Of hundred ii ousabd dollars until tho 10Th day
March, 1862, at IL O'Clock NJ
Proposals be addressed o. nEBUYs Secretary, aud
dorsed proposals for the sale Of Bonds"
JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAs. W. CULBERTsoN, Comptroller
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
T. s. wlLrz,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Aldermen
j. Is. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Commiee Board Assistant Aldermen
iel9 2ptm26 Q. DgBUYs Secretary.
G0sd Laces!!
5evo YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALITY AT
H. FRANKO's,
Corner of Poyaras and
felt 2ptf Carondalst streeta.
Fasshtasa's Cotton Press,
OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
shipment per jackson Railroad.
,.ls 2pl WILLIAMS l. FASSMAN.
Roots, Shoes asad 4g0gasss,
At wHoLHsALH.
Plantations supplied prime Ditehing BOOTS, Ra&4
BRoaANs; Wool Mexican PAln Loaf s.r.v aaa saunpeas
hats, at the lowest unarfs. eriees, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Aasa.nsssrsst, Nsv orlsaus.
Hats, CSpa, etc., at Wh0laHala.
receiving general SILK srs
Fur Cashmere psnsns, sehorp ssrsw Ps Lsaf aoz,oss
and Wool HATS at the lowest market prices, by a
FROST i CO.,
iyls 7p&w No. 10 Aegaslno street, Nsvortai ns,5
s&ns'Osa E8brG,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER op
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETO.,
Nos. I3 and Is Royal street,
Has nsore slsree OF tho celebrated CREAB IS
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE In and pins also o,hsr brand
Wis: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAE-
MENT1ER, and other brands OF inferior quality. havs
large of the boss Old sherris aNoNrI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN. DUFF GORDON anf
ANCHOR ERRIES-1sSS-s0UTHSIDE GADRrRA, o!
Old London Dry Dock PORT, srad.
The celebrated SAIARAC observation-disclosures 1895, IT'S
1907 and l8o5-s supply always hand All grades
ClIARET and WHITE WINES in gass and wood. W1ilh-
KYs-Scotch aud Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Thent Wills
kys. SCOTCH Allan PORTER, in pnts snd quarts. coz
DIALs eo My sssorsleat the best WIN ss wheh
Will sold reasonable other houssn hs city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos. Is and Is Royal street.
CRESCENT CITY
Steam Sugar Refinery.
. DOUBLE REFINED
LOAF
CRUSHED,
POWDERED,
GRADUATED, and
CLARIFIED
Sugars, Molasses and syrups.
Equal TO any made in the North.
A. THOMSON h CO.,
ins7 6m % Tchonpioulas street.
NEW INFIRnIATsY.
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ES- NIcssrs. w. r.. Adam w. M. Scmple
r. D. VhnF1orn have full power attorney per
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public.
MA i. o. NIXON
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Headquarters Department No. 1.

;, ,r,,,, NEW ORLEANS, March II, 1859. .
In Of Special Orders No. 49, froa the War De-
partmen rewards will hereafter paid capture Of
dsseiters
BY command Of Major General Lowell
J. q. PICKETT,
ml2 2p6t Assistant Ad,uaut General.
Fpee Market.
New ORLEANS, March TO- 1862
The Committee Of the Free Market ral ctausly
pCed from circumstances end their CONTROL give notice
that from their experience the decns Of contributions in
money kind and tho large In demands made
them for the suenauce Of families whose support solder
ged IN active SERVICE In defence Of Southern Con-
feieracy, 10 state that they CANNOT GIVE OUT NEW
TICKETS, and will be compelled 10 withdraw u CHARITY
TICKETS
Fowever painful this may be to The feelings OF The
Committee, they feel imperative give this notice. that they
be enabled continue TO the 276 families now enEossed
on their books and receiving their supplies
The Committee would also that supplies Will be given
out on intermediate days .,u
mil 2p2t President Of Free Market Coxamittee.
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IMn kQLQ /


Whereas, The safety Of the city Of Ssw Orleans being i'm
pere by the existence the raG and the
of ees the approaches Of the city rendsrs Of thu
importance tbs vu Aerst Of he cy-not only OF
The city but to the vhols Southern Ceuederacyha imne
date and aps should be placed the disposition of
public authorities repel invasion aud for The prompt aud
efficient the city Of New Orleans and Its approaches
be is, therefore
Eesore That the Mayor Of hs city of New Orleans be nd
he horsy authorised 10 bend. Of ths city in favor OF the
City comptroIrd By she City Comptroller fer the
Of million of doll rs In of hiy hundred
five hundred thoussHd do.ys payable five equal
iallents OF hundred thatand dollars each Ut SIX to
years nclu,ve aud bearing interest the Of
psr per annu psysbs sai annusy the office or the
City Treasurer.
ReSpd That for the sxngishmeEt of said bonds at their
maturity, there shs b. created sinking fund 10 which shall
especially pledged 6y thousand dollars uer of the
derived frsm the sale of the pnb Of the
of New Orleas which fund s9 bs avestsd IN such securities
the Finance Committees OF The Common Council from
action thereou
H>sorj That 1t shall be tbs duty Of the Common Covncil
provide u the month OF january of each and every yenr
for the Of the current interest due and yAbs said
bonds; and
Be fusthr, geolrs1 That the Cha.ruea of the Finance
ulS authorized and uay he sold bonds
ths Committee Public Safety sppoiaed by the Common
Council OF ihe city Of New Orleans resolution No $3.50
h f. brusry l3 in such they require
for the purchase Of munitions Of provisions
vide for tho ucccsHu defence of the city
approaches.
Signed1 J. MAGIONI
President Board of 4 ss&stnnt Aldermen.
tSfgned] 3. r. DRlABAKhE
Presdout pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved March B. 1859.
mt St, lSgnail JOHN e. MONROE, Mayor.
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Notice.

Nj j. W. DEMAREST of The Beaurega,d Rangers. will
leave for Jackson, Tcnn FRIDAY MORNING, and wi
take all let for the Crescent Regiment le At this office
before Thursday the 18th instant at IL O'Clock N. will
take charge of letters only. NIL ap3ta
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Headquarters Second Bril- ade.

LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERa, G. 4. A.,
Clxr LnuB March g. 1863.
Hereafter Visitors except those having special permits, will
be allowed pass into this Camp only THURSDAYS and
SUNDAYS
BY order of
Il. L. TRACY
Brgaditr General Commanding.
THOMAS F. WALLER, NaJsr and 4. A. @. mil 2p6t
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dr. Humphries: .H- ..'
grateful feel for those boxes wght's ssu,hern Indian
Vegetable Pills you gave After having suffered for 10
many years. and thought going heah,o
be worth one good days work, strong and heart
s ever was in my fe and that after having tried every
hing else ever and getting all kinds Of doctors, who
could tell me affection the liver but could
it, although God knows took enough Of their prescriptions.
If the prayers of poor like will help you any. doe.
tor, you have mine
Yours, gratefully and truly.
JOHN W. sIMMoNB.
Send for circular of these Pills 1t contains full and inter-
esnr facts with important suggestions the ck and ux
ing complete directions for the use of the Pills. and spasst
card to females which every Of the ought read
WRIGHT,s SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGET.
= -" ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use In the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction of Dr. JOHN Wa1aaf In ha
Pharmaceutical Laboratory. New Orleans. S.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
| Sole Propdetors,
No. u Chartzss street, New crlssas.
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NUMBER 7.
LATEST TELEeRAPHIC INTRElaagMNeRR
pHREE Days BATTLE IN AnKASsAs.

DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Committee of Public Safety.

PROPOSALS FCR THE SALE OF CITY BONDS
Ia obedience with rs.o'uon adopted by his Committee at
its session of the 4h ntant proposals will be received by the
undersigned tFnanro Conlm&ttsel until TUESDAY NEXT,
the Ih Instant l2 O'Clock, NJ for the purchase of ONE
MILLION DOLLARS OF CRY BONDS, Issued In CON
forr it, with OF dnancs No. b9io, herewith subi ,ined.
The Committee thu right Of rejecting all
bids.
Proposal be add ssssd the Finance Committee OF
the "Comree of Public Safety, and left ct the Bank OF
Louisiana.
l.. N. MARKS, Chairman.
4. d. KELLY,
l.. +. GBNERES,
NJ NUSsON,
@ WILHELNUS BOGART,
r. NJ. DAVIS,
~ @. LER0Y.
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new paper has been started at Nashville,
called the Times.
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familieg
Of volunteers In camp Referred. Adjourned. y &7
THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. - This
Board met last night, Mr. Magcni in the chair.
fTa hundred dollars donated to fitting up the Crescent
Artillery for active service. ~ "
csase from the Mayor enclosed communication from
volunteers III - .
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Gold Laces !! !!

WUEH G1flCSN ] J
500 YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALITY, AT
Fl. FRANKO'S,
Corner Of Poydras and
fell 2ptf Carondelet streetn
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
The Navy.
YAKp.--rhs work nov being accom-

8aookLH NAVY YAKD.--rhe work nov being accom-
phshed Brooklyn Navy Yard Is truly wonderful
Vessels Of all classes being fitted the greatest
possible haste and il is rumored tor the great Banks
petition suffice say that in the history the
yard such busy been enacted Every depart
work with all its energies. of all we'll
of the details Of the work but it would be highly
indscreet mention them at The present time. JEFF
Davis Co. will soon learn Of its aud mp1r
CosEsToGA.-0n the 18th inst while gunboal Conesto
ga bound from Vlcksburg for Cairo, conveying tho
Emerald back) was getting under vay at Island a. IN the
Lower Mississippi, guerilla dred the island. shoot
Ing the commander. The bi grazed his check making
Q aesh wound an inch in length This the only shot
dred The name oi the commander is not given. Lieu
tenant Commander Wilson McGunnesIe IN charge OF
the Conestoga at last accounts.