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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
TO IHE YOUNG AEN OF ARKANSAS. TExN
AND NORTHERN LOUISIANA.
UE,pelAETtns IR.Ns NlssIssIrri DIS,

uE.Dst AEf,hs IK'>s MISSISSIPPI lhs'
pepa'tt NJ. 2 Pocehontos, Feb. lee9,
The question les before vs. Shall v,
Organize arm, aud march 10 join tt.
army ol Missouri, and battle for inde
pcndouee un Ter soil. where she invites
nay, implores us. to come or shall ".
wait 10 see that gallant and struggling
state duwutruddcu IA tine dust, mans
clod and iost--GCr broad fields aud rich
grauarits opened To- supply the tyrsnt.
hurdes AZ they march tIUmphantly aud
unuppuscd 20 invade our own homes'
shall We strike down the enemy whose
grlc ls upon our trolhtt's throat, and
wh" only waits 10 see His last easp to
attack ~ or shall wc stand hy AID
~c' our brother PERISH and mtekly R-si
similar doom lie ease is before ne
ior orr decision, and Il ~ no dream Of
the 'mag nation, bat u stern realii s. and
we must decide y. We have worm to
h' iree- we must now FIGHT to oe Tree
or present 10 ihe world the Illuminating
spectacle ol nation 'i braggails, more
contemplate than the iyrants who seek
to cu~lave uS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

~ Gen Crtiealan il is .aid says the Mach
vile Patriot. f. u0w 10 Livingston, With toe
main body OF bic f,rcl. BAT will probably go
TO The Cumberland river, conyenient for obtain
ins SUPPLE. The eaamy is reported TO have
crossed he river IN large force and portion q
them bad advanced to Monticello on Tuesday
and taken possession q thu, place The wounded
Of Gen Csitteudeus force I'm 10 the hospital
there. falling into their hands
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

Fan or'FosT nosu1os II the report n
the all Of Fort p0nclson be tuo our arms
haze received blow from which il will be di's
cult to recover The enemy Vii be IN The rear
o. our army at Columbus, ard nothing To pre-
vent their seen, Wifh ihcIf gauboais down he
Aississ rpi river i amounts almost to 40 mn.
nihilatiou Of our au8y South Of Richmond
b., we are bot disposed 90 credit this account
/, comes as yct ouly IS rumor. and may, and
ne hope wil prove untrue
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

- % H''N tt-f1'f 's'' 20 '''' - I
the following that reaches Us from Cedar
Grove kaufman county, Texas
WHEN SHALL VIZ HAVE PghcEi
NJ fiaor This question is in every heart
and mouth let answer L Tor them, through
yonr paper. Fellow gii1eus and soldiers We
shall have peace, when we conquer il. No
soons,--no easier. And five are unwilling To
make the sacsihces necessary so effect his. then
the signal tina, announces Peace. Peace vail
b. tn kasH Of osr liberty Patriots, ii, home.
suffer "A word, as to ibis Peace. We cauuot
haze this peace nnd abide at our homes Our
enemies ale on .he alert They have a large
army, eahHed for d. tcgL 4 our army uu The
sa..e footing II uat whHt will b. our condi
ton, when our present troops disbani What.
stay lhe lngaaon' let every ablebodiCd man
that can possibly be spared from bone, enlist
Tor the was-and ihas secure at once the bounty
osered By oar government ard The Peace so ar.
IDENTIFY desired.
LET sgeFy man, Who cannot possibly enlist, aid
10 every possible way, such as San go aud es-
pscially, engage 90 pr9Uiae for fl.er flathsg "a
TIER ab.eate iet every man romaiu.ng at home.
cultivate ell the land lie car and pfodac, bread
stun soi 70 sdl bat to feed the families Of our
soldiers.
Soldiers IN CAMPS word to you We beg
y0a 10 re- enlist For your clunlrys sake en-
lat ior the var not that we g0nid have you
stay thert that We may stay bsTs-- blt because,
both gou and ws arr nesihi Nlhogt YOU we
should no, only BE- too weak 10 numbers. but
peatsr, By want Of discipline aal acquaintance
with The eonutry-and want Of inHremeut 10
climate ard camp hir Think too. every
abeboiicb man, that returns IA this crisis, viii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
The Time had lloO, 900 worth Of gov.

The Ccrro Gorda and Sallic Ward
were the only boats captured by the
enemy The Robb was the only heat
that escaped IN safety.
The Federal gnnboats have left the
river. but are expected back They
took 5000 pounds Of Confederate salt
pork from Florence They refused 10
touch private property. even cotton.
The passenger trains have BEEN re.
sumed on the Charleston railroad
IL is reported the Fedcrals are con
centrating q large force IN the vicinity
Of Paris. where there are 1900 Couteder.
ate. cavalry.
The Tennessee river bridge has not
been harmed
1t is reported via Paris, that fighting
commenced at Font Douclsou. on Sa,ur
day, hu, nothing is aeard Of it from
Nashville.
One general two captains, two lieu
tenants, and sevcnty.tye privatcs were
captured from us at Fl Henry. Twenty
two dead bodies have been found in the
fort
Tn steamship Of one Of the cnemy's
gun.boats bursted, killing one man.
The Fcderals have abandoned Fort
Henry, and are fortiying Angelo, oppo
site the fort. which is now inundated
and cavng on both sides
The enemy threatened to take posses
sion Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
in two weeks, when they will have easy
access TO Memphis
...., ..l.,.t I.,.y grvf,.I .,
with $50 Fcacrals from Southern Hi.
nois
In this city, military excitement is
raging
\ public meeting was held yesterday
10 organize more men for our defense
RcWoND. Feb. IA courier arrived
from Norfolk, at four o'clock this after
noon, bringing intelligence Of the burn
ing Of Elizabeth City, by tho iuhabi.
tants. During the conhagration the
Fcderals landed large force.
All our gun-boats, except one were
captured by the enemy Gen. Wise has
not yet arrived
DR. Wiley c Brcekwi,h, Of the FIRST
Arkansas regiment, and a resident of
Jefferson county, Ark, was killed at
Lynchbufg, Va, on the 10th inst, by the
cars running over him.
NAsuyutr Feb lit +. rcpsrted
here this evening that the enemy are
marching in force upon Glasgow with a
view TO flank Johnston
4 battle ia expected there f. morrow
OF the day after
Nothing further from Fort p,u.lsnp
t,d av
Large numbers # our citizsns ar, en-.
rolling themselves for defense and dr,ll
daily
Mywms Feb ll-Latost int, lligeur.
from Tennessee river roports that Con
Pillow has got the Federal force hem
med in near F.rt p,,rls,p
The river is sulI using Fort Henry
submurred and abandoned hv Federals
One Federal gun boat returned down
the Tennessee river To the bridge from
Florence TIA. bridge ia Guarded Ly
500 Federals
arre Confederate r1rce Is botwesr
Paris and the bridge. AtParis the peo
ple are preparing 10 leave
Ia Wcakly county the Union mrn arc
rherrinl, for Liuculn-tbis is west OF
PuisH
Paducah adyicos say that boats ar,
constantly arriving with forces I'm III,
Tennessee river and fourteen boats al
ready gone no Cumberland towards fit
p9uSlson with troops
Heavy firing was heard in that dilcc
ton Tuesday
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

~ Il "a not pretended now by the Van
KEGS that there IS any Uuioa feeling IN The
South, or lhal tbe consent Of the Southern PEG
pie could b. ob,aucl TO live with them again
upon aay terms Yet thc war siib continues
It Is no longer a war for a restoration Of the
Unio.. bat a var Of ubjugation It Is war
Of hate. II they cannot get u' to live with
them their purpose ia TO destroy Us. and 10 con
vert the South into q free negro colony.
81, hs great motives that pr1oag the war.
are. lst That TIE North begins To ra2r The Pc.
eaniary value of the South. The South paid
the taxes Of the Government furnished hc
North with market ssh as no other people on
earth ever possessed before aud gave the Gov
crnment commercial advantages and respect
abroad. 2ni Our enemies are unable TO
meet the co-t OF the war, aad deluda themselves
with the idea that they win conquer rs and con
fscatc Southern property 60 foot the hiih 1--we
wsrc nbNgaiel the suffering Of 800 conquered
people who have been recognized 10 ihe w1rlfs
history. would be- equal to ours 3rd. The
Government dare noi make peace and face tho
popular Indignation that would follow when the
scales bad fallen lrom thg eyes OF the Northern
people and g tho Government was willing q.
DO so. all men vho own property in the North
would look upon it a. iLe commencement o
riot. robbery. aud saasyhy. The North, then
vii aot make peace uDiil forced TO do so b}
bankruptcy q ,he force of our arms. We must
conquer peace.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

4 North Carolina paper states that
when the Burnside expedition got on
the coast it impressed eight 0cracokc
pilots for It's uses but these men Also.
lntely refused 10 serve, even at the peril
II their lives. They were subsequently
released aud put ashore.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

~ our i,'sefAphic columns is mad up
principally from the yicksbufg Wig There
Tssindcr from two extras n tho Cadd9 Gazette
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22


~ TIE Military Board Of Texas consisting
Of the Governor, Compuo.lpr and Treasurer,
have issued al address to The people Of the State.
Tor the SAFE ol half million Of dollars Of the
loan bonds Of the State ard million Of dollars
Of other bonds 10 tic treasury which they
have been authorized to use hf military rur.
poses. The address with all the loans relative
TO defense and raising ryenucs, and an extract
from the Constitution IS Published in pamphlet
form, Of which the Board has sent us a copy
We will publish the address next week
C,ar liUDsoy lwgs-- Mcars Rees Ego,
4 Cosgroye have sent "a number Of their ia-
,eresiiny paper, lated the 18th Of January con
tanning with the hamors Of tie camp, much va
uaelc Information d. " J. Mccain, ssr.
seou al the post s dead IL 1 .tprcieat.d as
hsying bern ga cscd.aat man and Kind, skill
I'll phy.'tiaa The Times contains a patriotic
article on the re- enlistment Of volunteers. The
health Of thu W T. Lane Rangers was excel.
lent. Theie term af service expires on the lgih
Of April, aul the entire command b rejoicing ia
the prospect Of returning home aud engaging To
new ard n,0,a active ted Of operations.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

SATURDAY FEBRUARY %. ls62.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

80
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&cI.
srts
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Al the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25
.IpfaI aateIIlaelyts.

MoRE TROOPS The steamer Robert Fulton,
Capt, Alban, arrived from Shreveport yesterday,
having on board the Caddo Confederatea, NUM-
bering so men, commanded by Capt. G. Tucker;
First Lieutenant, Z. Lewis Second Lieutenknt, y.
Smith; Third Lieutenant, 8. Beokwfth; Orderly I
Sergeant, ". q. Dasbiell. 'S &ss 81 E s.s,s ., Y
FrRE.-Yesterday morning, at . quarter to
o'clock, fire broke cut on the Bayou st. John,
near the bridge. Mr.. Fisk,s kitchen and stable
were set fire to in two places. Mr.. George a. Free
ret's kitchen and stahles with three tons Of hay,
were burned; his house and furniture, however.
were saved, thanks to the gallant efforts Of the dre
department. i, ss sS ss2s u ss., I. ::s5Ss y
WEEKLY -MoRrALrrY.--During the past week
there were 80 deaths, being 25 less than the preyi
ous week. Elevenswere from eonsumpt lion, ono
from diptheria and one from putrid sore throat. !
Fnosr.-Ye Yesterday morning q heavy frost coy-,
cred the earth in this vicinity, to the great detr
ment, probably, of Irish potatoes, young corn,
and other vegetables. Probably cane, toos has
been injured. = v -, s,''' 5AsJa ssaafasr.
BADLY HuRr-A man named James Lame fell
through hatchway atNo. s6 Tchoupitoulas street,
and injured himself severely. He was sent by
officer Walsh to the Hospital. s%
LATE HouRs.-H Mr.. Samuel Wheeler had re-
tired to his couch at an early hour last Sunday
night, and remained there for the usual time, hs
would not have walked up next morning ID the
First District Lookup. Il was, indeed, about n
O'Clock at night that he made an onslaught spon
the coffee urn and earnings of Fred. Miller, Esq,
merchant Of Poydras Market. BE turned over the
urn, and then seeing that the Goals were burning
to no purpose thought that economy required
they should be used for something, il II were only
to roast Mr.. Miller the proprietor. He conse-
ouently. undertook to spit that gentleman on his
knife, when quite q lively chase ensue d. "a man
ofwar, in the shape of4a watchman. interfering,
the Wheeler tackled and came to anchor ct the
Lookup. =. E-i-.zs 80. e-s - - Ess. /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

IMPRoBABLE.-The Nashville Patriot of the 18th
copies dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial,
dated Washington, March llth, which says: NC
Clellan will, tomorrow, cease to be General-in-
Chief, and that Stanton will issue an order an
nouncing the change" s.... ..<g.
The same paper also publishes statement that
the Captain of the Sumter had been released, and
that the vessel still remained at Gibraltar. ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,

BY McCERREN & LANDRY.
G. W. MoCsRaas Auctioneer.
oHcs and Salesroom, Masonic Hall. ST. Charles st.
"WEDNESDAY, March 26, ut l2 o'clock, NJ,
w win be sold at auction asthe Merchants and Aucsoneers
i. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the Firs. District
se having "
fee, and ling. on Mex Il BY
sssH
ana r s :s % s. s & sa asy % II
I a' sss q: S 9s s' HRses
propery, BY W.T. Thompson, isted hs I'm day Of
sos vs az 1ds s
hos oF 1st in the First of this
M in hs i y hs N sfo s s. Pss sd Cd
ss
M
and tsh on rst oes and three rec on ,he
.s r T yard '
'9" 4%o " Ell this
il tho bounded by es5ddo Gs,r and
Ten5ne aTenitsc dated Ann alta; ! lSsl -,
and II e
in shs. r. aa ds 70
Galyes street. with the improvements thereon consisting Of
in Sadn
S'k ssenps ss @ s9
rom tho Isl March 1861 per mon,h
saSs on
es N s I OF d \ tss Se os
the side neg, Perddo with ,he improvements thereon
sae md I.sh.ns eis,ens
e5*s ShRsap pfo pso ~ GROUND In he Third Do,
this ciy in the beuadsa hy Royal Gate
plan drawn BY Tourns architect dated April 10,
late Casaeal1o street, the Architects
depth of l feet inch lines with the Improvements thersen
Houses sh Iron verandahs in front each
and halls In ths main buildings and theestoy frame back
W fSDn5F Ts ~ KoF1 ense % e rs Dsle Ct IL.
a5svisr end sa,ehss Ais by the Nss
Lot No. 70 feet iAches front New Lsxee
Peters street. 30 fest in the by adeph feet inches OF
on the side With hs thereon consist
ing Of twosory brick store, with thresstoy brick bacl
Lot No 20 feet 2inches front New Leves from
Peters street 70 eet ths rea by deP.h fee, inche
consans Of twostory brick store, with thea-stoJ bach
/. 4 SEAr COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT In Jefrsrso,
City In the bounded by Magazine Live Oak
Napoleon The lot is 81 eet iochss Jens
in good order and is desirable residence for snal
family.
on hoDpons plan Of the second Municipality. divided INTO Z
lots measuring each about 81 feet front By about o5 feet
and streets 3l4 feet inches aud line
front Banks Palm Streets $50 feet inches
lines each on Olympia and Mura Streets Ibis property viii
:. EINETEEN TRACTS OF LAND, well .inbsred, hi.:
and rolling land suitable for country Seats good
nearly evey situated about 2 miles northeast Of II
dependence the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad,
The whole plans exhibited at the Merchants and Aud
| toneers' Exchange: .. ..
EXPENSE @ e' Of s's the 'p,u purehascrs ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

Northern papers report that there is no Union
feeling in Tennessee. Hon. Cave Johnson, late q
Union man, is now strong seeessionist, and
says the only effect of Federal successes in TeD-
nessee will be to drive the people to the noun.
tains and make them des perate. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25
NEW IN PRIMARY.
DIR. REYN OLDS,
THE UNRIVALL.ED CANCER DOCTOR,

THE UNRIvALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted 1Mmay the spacious and ee
giant mansion No. 10 Baronne street, between Canal and Com
Streets where he will devote all his theCURE
of CANCERS in their FORMS Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers ofsvery description. e. 's1 4
He REFERS with much pleasure to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELI4, awelknown and highly respect.
able lady Of this city - 3-1 7 7 -~0-A ''t s. -ls
TCopy Of Certhcate,1
~ eygr, ;,-- ~. he, NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Il, 1861 &,
This to certify that the undersigned resident of tho city
of New Orleans for number of years. and residing at No
252 Erato street had been for long time acsdw with Can
Ger her breast In order have it removed the under
signed applied Dr. Warren Stone who operated it throe
different times without efecting Subsequently.
piled to DR. REYNOLDS whose the Cancer
eectuay removed and perfect made. take
this doing Dr. Reynolds and in order that
others similarly afflicted may avail themselves Of his valuable
services p
Z NIL If 8. A. CHAPPELI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25
Enr,,sh Sentiment toward the onltea
States. 4 -.
We take the following paragraphs from lat
orof Thurlow Weeds, dated at London:

We take the foIlUWIHB pa1as'"P1' IT oe11 '.'o
latter of Thurlow Weeds, dated at London: =.
swat, wait, wait.n These are now the potent
words in England. Parliament has met. The
American question is the only one Of any interest
The manner in which the Trent business has been
settled is not satisfactory, Mr.. Seward not only
made no apology but declared that he would have
kept the Rebel Ambassadors had the national in'
terest required it. 1t will please Mr.. LoveJoy 70
learn that members of the Lords and sCommons
are but little better satisfied than he is: ~,
There ID also some mild tn under coming on. Tht
Imprisonment of British subjects. The cases Q
up ip the Honre Of Lords. And when Mr.. Greg
orr, the member from Galway, spoke OF me i II
effectiveness of the blockade, ne was gfeetea Wis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25
"A b r. o U X So III u U s e, "a
kA Nos. l2s and 1870 CAMP STREET,
Adjoining Odd Fellows, Hall New OrIeans.

This House, conveniently and pleasantly situated fronting
Lafayette Square and which has recently greatly enlarged
and improved now for the reception
transient Boarders. .-. l,. ~ ...... -
Large airy rooms, suitable for families with board be
secured. iasl smaW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

b A BRAVE PARTIsAN.-The cavalry company ssnl-
ing the most important service. and become q ter
rof to the enemy It is picked corps, about one
hundred strong belonging to no particular DIVISION
have already given the Yankees more trouble than
perhaps an any similar organization in the army
Capt. Morgan is Kentuekan, the intimate friena
of Cen Buckner-snd, it is said, has taken an oatn
KEGS will be glad to- exchange Bnekner. Ger.
Buell. has offered q large reward for the appfehen.
sion and seizure OF this ubiquitous Rebel nasmsich
as he has become o terror to his plckeu = tne
vicinity Of Nashville. memphis Appeal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

Cargo FROM! HAVANA. - Buyers fsV1l please
notice D; =. Morphy,s auction sale, a. tne aone 'l
Warshouse, this morning, at 10 O'Clock. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

{ TIE NAsHYILLE AT SEA AGAIN = AsgAssa.
March 22.--The Washington Journal of Friday
says that the steamer Nashville went ont 70 sea on
Monday. She passed between tbs bloekading
vessel, which fired thirty shots at her. The Mash
vile is, no doubt, now, safe from the blookadiag
Haa Es a k.sl- -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

REe1srRy. time for registering is extended
to tile 10Th of April as per order No. 90, Of Cen.
I,nValf. - -. -. 80. :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

=, cnorH-Just from Havana. See advertisement.
of Maull q Hancock. 1851 fe7ss 7gs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25
M RS. AR ID L E,
1913 NCARoNDRLET STREET,

Between Grud and Julia streets,
her profession Midwife for the last fourteen begs leave
inf her ds the city end country that she has made
to receive Ades her residence to he
Hnsd, on the most reasonable terms. - nly ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

The number of companies the parishes OF Cal-
casieu and Rapides were required ts; fEnhh
according to the last order from hesadqua-
have been formed on the yoluntee. ~ 4. :
are ready to march, ,l.s5 49,. lE5,s 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Terry Valuable proof Brick Stores New Leves street.
Desirable Two..tory Frame Dwelling Houses Grever
sreet-Donbls Tenement Frame Dwelling Houses corner
of Perdido and johnson streetsThree N.wy bni Three
story Brick Dwelling Houses with iron verandsis on
Royal street-A Cottage House and Lot the City OF
ferson-A sqaars of Ground in the First Dist ict-Nine.
Tracts of Land the New Orleans and jackson
Rsilroad suitable for country residences. - D.
RY McCERREN 81 landry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25
VOLUME XIV.
Aartienlar Aotmss.

SuPHRHrEspEfT's ORION N. o., Q. AND J
y CHEAT WESTERN RAILROAD CsxPANY,
4-. N.w Orleans, March "a, 1852. }
pBPnsscnger IT, nins viii hereafter make
The stoppnges at Grena 6er Stations III the Parish OF
Jefferson.
No will under circumstances, be allowed TO take
passage the Freight Trains.
All persons leaving this place Of the Stations In The
Parish Jefferson by the Passenger Trains must have
Passport from Provost Marsala pf their respective DIS
tfcts. "A. y. SE1Ef,
ra25 Vt d. Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

aerD.Aisy Lodge No. es. - an ard A.;. m.;'-
JRDAY IyDHIno, O'Clock In ths Lodge Room st ths
4RAID LOD1B, kasonie HALL corner Of ST. Chaxlea and
Members Of the Ors!t trasrna@y invited
attend.
Or1snss-S. l. gxIllst. v. u; H. ,. HALL Wi r. Y.
fvsns T. ~: Thsddsus D. FGaHorL, Trsaxarsr: : J. W.
shsarsr 2serssry; +. B. Bodsy, H. D j. H. GsnnSon j.
D.. IAs. 3. 6eot ,fYlsr. u u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-25

OFFICE OF THB FIBk AIABH Asp I
PoiICs rRLHGRApH City Hall.
- To the yire Department and other
his sce in regard condition and working OF MS several
Boxes md GonH and the striking OF the Bells request
ed make all complaints hereafter the oics OF the Chie
Engineer Of the Fire Department. Odd Fslo~s h entrance
(wbsrs hey will only be reeiyed n order
hs the Of all may re dstsrmned upon by
that Officer and then by him TO the superintendent Of
JAS BEGGS Chairman
Ia29 II " of Fi-e Alarm and Police Telegraph
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