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B Il T A d

All attempts to evde the foregoing tariff either by buyers
Sellers will be visited Icy instant and exemplary punish
ment.
The prices above named established limit the
of who disposed make hasty
the necessities of those who Fighting their battle of indie
pendence and are not intended guide patriots who have
only the interest of the heart. The
rarely find it necessary to avail themselves of the large prices
set forth In this tariff. %7'r
Inc commanding GENERAL he hns been compelled
adopt this measure but has confidence patriot
ism and good sense of the community sustain him in car
rymg into operation the policy adopted.
By command of Major General LOWELL.
ED. A. PALFREYt MHlor and A. a. e.
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Confederate States Of sRMefiC0

d.. WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
y -'-s Richmond, March 2, 1862
Bids will be received at this Office until the 18th day of
April next, for the following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army:
200 600 tons charcoal coldblast Pig Iron.
LOCO tons Blooms, Charcoal
$1,000 tons Wrought, Iron Bars of various Sizes
Y--- 100 l0-inch Columbiads.
100 8inch Coumbiads. r.
100 10-nch Siege and Garrison Mortars.
100 15-inch Seacoast Mortars. q
s'-5 500 l2-pounder Iron Howizers. -Ft gT-
$50 6.pounder LION Field Guns. s..n
Bids may be made for quantity of iron hundred
tons, and for any Number of guns ten. .,,3-.-
Drawings of the guns will be only parties whose
bids are accepted A7'7% "@
Bidders will the points Of delivery the date at
which not less than hundred of iron may expected
to be furnished 49, a.. =---,r .
They also state The time required to furnish the whole
OF their bid ' 49, 7: On F- 7.,r
Bidders for guns wistac the date of the first delivery and
the time required to supply The whole number. s--I
Payments will be made delivery of less than ty
Of IRON and the right pay onehalf Confederate bonds
reserved. -.. f.- '' E.-'
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed The en-
seoe :. Proposals for ron Proposals for Guns" as
the case may be- &c.,. e5s, a.. $50. ,'. p.
EJS 2ptapl9 -'4s 81 7' *''f Chief of Ordinance
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. /,
-.-@N New Orleans, Feb. "a 1852.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. n
All Ocers detailed from their respective commands for the
purpose a recruiting will upon their arrival in this city
mediatey 1eport in person the AJptant enera together
with their authority.
The Major General Commanding this Department regrets
learn that officers the habit entcing aen already en-
listed to break erengagements and s has carried
the extent of attempting induce soldiers belonging the
Regiments and Companies at the various stations around the
city desert their commands an accept the bounty
tion called the article war; declares any soldier
who quits his Company 70 join another in the
vice. DEsERTER. This will be sdy enforced and whoever
convicted either officer private will severely punished
p.- By command of Minor. General LOWELL.
j. &. PICKETT. Assistant Adiuant Genelal. fe25 In
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Martial Law.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
HEADQUARTERS DEr1RTMESr 80

q HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT EosI
~ 81 New Orleans, March is. iS62.5
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 10.l &
BY authority ofthe President Of the Confederate States
and in his nameS MARTIAL LAW is hereby dec.ared in
the Parishes Of Urlean Jefferson St. Bernard and Plaque
mines.
All grown white males in the aforesaid Parishes except
natralzed foreigners will be required to take tho oath of
allegiance t~he Confederate States and all perton whether
Foreigners who uurendly to our cause notified
to le@vethe district embraced by this order wi hout delay
system of Registry and Passports will established and
no one Will be permitted TO soIourn In the aforementioned
Parishes without satisfying Provost Marohals their 10y
atty and Mi good cens requested report those Off
GERS MI Hho suspected OF hostility to the Govenrent
All place for the sale of liquor will DO closed ct o'clock
P. NJ. Any found open after that hour will be cod perua-
neny and ;lie liquor seized.
number Of persons who have oscnsbe business nor
interest in e city State have recently arrived III New
Orean they salty the Provost Mnrsas their good
intentions and objects here, or leave Immediately
The following named persons appointed Provost Mar
shals:
For Orleans Par;sh-WM. FRERET, First District.
:. CYPRIEN DuFOUR, Second District.
Hon. PIERRE SOULE, Third D! trict.
Col II. D. OGDEN, Fourth hi trct
For Asiers-Capt. NORBERT TREPAGNIER
For Jefferson parish-Judge YIuTOR BURTHE,
Who will enter upon the discharge the duties of their
office Immediately.
Ehe Ptosdst Msrsha for Parishes of Plaquen,rcs and
st. Bernard will be announced In few days.
By command of Major General LOWELL
J. G. PICKETT. Assistant Adjutant General m,s 2ptf
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Headquarters Crescent zouaves.
No. el CUsToMHousE STREET.

The undersigned to raise in this city and vicinity
COMPANY OF ZOUAYKS for active service in the Provi-
sional Army of the Confederate States. Young men will hud
this a favorable opportunity 10 their country.
i FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY AMI u compile outfit will
be frnshe deach officer and private.
Persons ont of the city wishing Join this ganiaaon
address the undersigl ed through the Post Office
For further information, apply No. 81 street.
up stairs.
By order Of
"a E. SHAW. Captain.
CHARLES. PARISH, Q. S. m26 2plw
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. !.
New Orleans, March IS, 1862. 5
SPECIAL ORDERS no. ell
XXII-Al persons who have shipped for the River De.
fence Expedition considered regularly enlisted as
in the land and hereby ordered repsr
at to the officers of er respective commands or they
will be considered deserters and will be dealt with
ingy.
Proper arrangements have heen pay crews
Up to day. as.
By command Of Major-Genera LOWELL.
ED A. PALFEEy, Major and A. A. @. m19 2ptf
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oIiciuI-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA ,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE, )
New Orleans, March ri, 1862.
All planters other persons DESTROYS 10 comply with the
call made by GGA Beagitgsd, Bells, or oker similar
metal will chip tie F. II. HATCH Esq Custom
House, New Orleans, for which receipts will be given and
tram med.
Persons Bells under this order will plea Sc designate
the owner
By order Of
THOS. O. MOORE
Governor and Commander. in Chief.
NJ GRlroT Adju ant and Inspector General. me- 2IGt
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TEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT No. l. !
New Orleans, March a. 1852
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. col ~
&AVII-The Provost Marshals having found 1t Impractical
BILE t. administer the oaths of allegiance within the period pre-
scbed by General Order No H. the time hereby extended
to the 10Th Of April 1862
F
BY command of Major. General LOWELL
Ed. A. PALrREy, Major and Az A. G. m25 2ptf
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. j,
New Orleans, March 49, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. gI2.l
Hereafter no exemptions from Militia duty will be allowed
permanently except in the
unable to do service.
Applications for the release of those upon for
the Government be made this Department.
OF certificates from the foeen the shops
order will be ssuedto the commanding officer of the camp
to which the applicant Belongs, grant furough for GER
tain number of days. which ony renewed by spbs
alent certificate and order from these Headquarters
By command of MINOR General LOWELL.
j. G. FICKETT, Assistant Adutant General MO 2pl2t
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Committee ON Pubic SAFETY.

new ORLEANS, March 90, 1852.
Netice is hereby given that Mr.. JOHN T. MOORE, the
Alabama Cotton Press Of Tehoupouas and Robin
Streets is appointed by this Committee and recognized the
Commanding General of this Depart agent receive a
Old 5ron Brass Copper Bells and other Metals contributed
by planters and other ciizsns for the Govern
ment.
Mr. Moore will receive and take charge Of all such ship
euts he freight and acknowledge the receipt
thereof todoncrs. t@.5rt
uass apIm ~, GEO. c. LAwRAsoS, secre tary.
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Committee of Public Safety.

-- NEW ORLEANS, March DE- 1862.
Notice is hereby given to Planters other willing
donate Old Iron Copper Brass Lead Bells to our Gov
ernn,ent that the steamer sae Robinson, Capt saliba
mas been chartered by this Committee bring such donations
the city Neither the Confederate
have any agents whatever in country to purchase such
articles. -., GEO. G. LAWRASON,
MA 2plit .r -.-. Secretary.
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States Of Americn a.

5s HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. /,
%% New Orleans, March 26, 1862,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ISL
1-,Mr S. R. PROCTOR appointed Provost Marshal for
the Parish Of ST. Bernard. e
IfMr William Frere having resigned his position Pro-
vcs Marshal of the First District New Orleans account
feeble health, Judge HENRY NJ sPoFFoRD is hereby
appointed Provost Marshal of that District in his place.
- Mr. By command OF MMorGeneral LOWELL.
JOHN g. DRvEREux, acting A. A. g. m27 2p4t
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enter fro1la gizaia.


M March ~, 1852
sass "A gent ernan, who lives near Ma
Il nasA1s md Stuwlose house Johnston and Beaiire-
kssd have dined, III hi this ety yeaterday,
says that The Tetreat was well condnct sat
~ hut loss Of property belonging to
Tho army and shat ita effect or rather its results,
atafe to satisfy the public. (. Yoa
sely upon.i said he tai my informant thas
y has d seep.1aid achenls, which wiM be,
& Heard ff0m hsfare long. Il hat the scheme was,
I'D All moi liberty to teil; Int he seemed,
firmly HAT 1T would succeed. So here Is
- 0i through The clords q streak
most accept IL the people Of thiscity,
d ~ Nj be disturb for fear Of the
0f lata, da6s Of atruee haye ice ased to ply
between effclk and Gid Point, and the army
failau back s1sd from the. Potomac that Ne
lenssE gatpap via Gentreyiile, and hence We
are without kern and forsign news since The
" mat gntion occasions little com.
Rsepis haHiug made up sthsir miKds to
II fshtsa yhHdy's aid hutthat
s8 pf the Alni8ht ~ Az a
A Ihs urges stfsnn ously The imp ortaaee 81
III diass lance with Trance but MANI.
yit The ID ttie prs;3risty 81 I'LL
dotbt its isaasst they say that
IN for I'D aths urged England rs ioin Her
tbs indsp sh6ence Of thsS sonfsdd
but E)anda Eefnsal has sayfneed
France she ca1 aid The d asie risk
seeing Esglatd and the IJuitsd States coFaslned
Inst soa an which swonld sweep her
went sher. no render.
South my AssistaHes INT while our oalv
Ssens 10 France the ssltnission 81 the
sss York the supp OF cotton il
MI bes VI ausfad nv Tfi,a laaf f hro,
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4, l.sd sf tIhanlIss.

eesee " behalf on TIE sacers and of the a5th
y return thanks to Moore the Confederate
spsrtrnsns taeir bsrs, na SELECTIONS i
wants "a preparing for the reid y FIVE; Ri sst IS
under Frsas to mans generous friends
ief i'anests and Undsrclo,hipg for tbs Resip,sn,
3. 8. ", FISK, ssth Regiment
- satsss Sts9s LoGis{apa ygi,nfsasy a y
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Office,

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL, FOURTH ntsrRIcr
~ New Orleans, March q, 1862. {
The Office Of the Provost Marshal for the Fourth District
Rousseau street, between Jackson AMI Philip will
for business daily Sundays excepted from o'clock, A. NJ
to o'clock, P. NJ, until further notice.
MIL sptf H n. OGDEN. Provost Marshal,
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Howard Association.

special meeting of the members of this Association will be
held at the Office of the undersigned, THIS AFTERN ooN
the 2sth Instant, at O'Clock.
Every member in the city requested to be present bust
ness Of Importance will BROUGHT before them. 2o 2plt
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Notice..

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR RELIEF OF
SIcK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
New Orleans, March IS, 1862.
The President Of this Association respectfully the
Ladies OF this city and Stale send Donations Of Drawn Lint
Rolled KRadnges and Old Linen, the depot, at " H.
SNITHs No 80 Grave street, for Of the Army in
the field large supply is required. $50
ml9 2p6t JAS. P. FRERET, P resident
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IsOessty- Flee. Dollars Reegard.

sa away on Friday the 2s Instant Yellow Boy named
&GsRs about 70 old bowegged big head and a,pp
fest ss4aeight. !se 5EEF
1he aye reward will be paid the delivery of the said
BOY 70 ess7 f,' K. q WEATHERLY, 10y
my Zp3p " l3a Canal street, up stairs.
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Confederate States of America.
~ HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT MOL !
r s- New Orleans, March 20 1852.
SPECIAL oRDERs>No. 6s.l
Parishes of Orleans AID Jefferson the election Of the fan
lies of soldiers in the service OF the either on
land wafer, ot DUE is hereby suspended and no
such collections shall beforced until further ORDERS
.sR Iii IA 81 By command of Major General LOWELL
j. G.. PICKETT, Assistant Adiutant General NIL eplm
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Committee on Public Safety.

New ORLEANS, March Il, 1862.
The steamer sallie Robinson Capt. Joseph salba having
been chartered by this Committee bring iron to the city
for the of the Govern et, all planters citizens
will greatly aid Conederacy by granting every facility
Capt. saba in this work.
mill 2pl2t GEO. C. LAWRASON, Secretary
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MS 2ptapl0
EVasifed.
BLANKETS AND wool SOCKS.

BLANKETS AND WOOD SOCKS. 80
Apply to Capt n POWELL, Assistant ouarteTmaster
G. s. OPPOSITE Lafayette Square, will give fair price
10 those who wish to SELL will gratefully thask, in The
of the co1edeaey all good end patriotic citizens who
viii deps,s fF .hs geea Of the soldier either Of The above
articles. u,ss INF
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tIesns |ailp Grtsl ~
s,un NEW nuI.ERs.
! s1TIIRDAY lIoRaaING, MARoHsae, 1862.

Ogizz NEW NULEtss.
~ 49,, g faraatfs, ~ mo nroper.
- IA
~ q y. hsfare.
Y ,.. -
Il Is rss.s = N. IN M
III a.
~ tae passage 9. ;n see1 aats os
u tba Rsbe districts
- HI 6 the5 ne 20 Tue condition d
ssnd put Item through 9 udImenta
Ct snsle N ~ q npe ~
sslsnt Ma III mist prominent candi
{ sSstss in talked of An: For Governor Of thu
eatn GaIollna. charles, sumner m;1I
s. ear9ia John
sSsssssn Fiofida, Henry Il. Dawes Alabama,
Cow Arkansas, Jim lane soT Il
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Foo. Reiteft OF The Free .M0rket
yGFa AND
FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS. u,

Lottery OF an excellent and splendid Rosewood Amateur
Billiard TABLE, Marble Bed, Elastic Cushions and all
lis essarie valued $780, up see every day
MALLARD's Store, No. sc Royal street. where the
subscription lists are deposited
One Hundred Tickets at IS each 5-.. ,,oo set*
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Dispatch from Gen. ReauresaEd,

To Gov. Thos O. Moore: - - >
VI" accept all good equipped troops under CT lt August
that will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people Of Louisiana uneBta that here is the poner
place 10 defend louisiana.
MI sptf G. r BEATREG ARD
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Confederate States OF America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Orleans, March 81, 1851
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. cal
XLV-Nr. GEORGE CARR j, hereby. appointed Provost
Marshal for ae Parish of Paquemines and will enter at once
upon the duties Of his Office be red and respected
accordingly.
By command of Major-General LOWELL.
ED. A. PALFREY, Major and A. A. g. m22 2ptf
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G. T. BEAUREGARD.

r. 10" Col. Thomas Askew will leave for
Cernth Miss TUESDAY next, the 18th Instant and will
take charge OF all letters for our oops at t place. partcu
ay for the Crescent Regiment) that may hs left at this office,
On Monday prior TO- O'Clock, P. NJ. m22 2p2t
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ka- Messrs. w. II. Adams, w. NJ. Sempls
and D. Yanon have my full power of attorney as per act
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public =
MIA J. O. NIXON
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eAGs'0n .Rs2-Gs
SUCCESSOR TO sEWEhL T.TAYLoR} IMP oa9zEHor
FIRE OLD WINE. LIQUORS, ETC., ri
Nos. l3 and Is Row., street,

FVuEs ID ana IS KOyEs street,
assno" nstoro large supply of eclebrated OR EE
foU2Y CHAMPAGNE in pins; brand,
-Ttz; CHARLES EEIDsElCK, PIpER HETDsEICE. FAR
aEFfiER. sad other brands of Inferior quality savs /.
Largo assortment of the best Old Sherrles such 90
uADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NADE1RA ~
direct importation; other Madsras grade sursrio
Old London Dry Dock Port other Forts of ess grade
Fac celebrated SAzARAO observation-disclosures I7es i7os
Isus and asrge supply always hand All gradea of
lLAhSf and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. NaIs-
kisscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon Wheat WINS
1ys sCoTgH ALEand PORTER in pints and quarts. oF
oi4s etc Ny assortment of the best WINES whies
VII go reasonable asay tbs ct,
.-..s.,. AARON BIRD,
BIO zeHS - Nos. u and Is Royal stzsss.
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To the Public.

OFFICE OF TIE FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAru,p
CITY Hall, New Orleans MarcA 10, 1852. :
ESice is hereby given that the City Bells will continue to
strike the hour Of P NJ, until further notice.
EalE 2pap5 A. HEBERT Superintendent.
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So Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WILTZ, Of the Second District. 2 ~
See Crescent of the 29 h and 3lst January fell 2pte
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FNssMsa1e's Cotton Press,
OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT
We prepared to day forward aii freight fer
shipment Per jackson Railroad. -5--.,,
tai5 2ptf Il WILLIAMS l. FAsSMAN.
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Confederate States of America.

CHARLES PARISH o. S. m26 2plw
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Article Is the eli uiar reads "No!unteers OF recruits
eni tang M three years the war shall receive bounty
Sso' Persons authorized to receive enlist
msn may oder the enlisted to rendezvous at an appoin
ed dme may for their subsistence there
until fully orsanized-', a 80 ESg.i
II we hroN million Of into the field Immediately we
can reeoser the sbugated eaes the war in SIX
MONTHS Otherwise, nay have ten years, runous
Those who throw obstacles liz the way Of enlistment BY
word deed The worst enemies Or the Conederacy and
more dangerous taaa external foes. '7
m29 2pItkW &E s3ts9 '7@1 - ~ ~ =:
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To the PagbIic.
3
The Conacttee of Public Safety give notice that they have
made arrangements with following houses " no have
kindly offered TO sell for the Committee Breadstu ETC.
at tariff prices in small quantities. poor may need:
AVET Il BRO,
corner of Old Levee acd Bienville streets.
r. ". A. VIOLET 4 CO.,
40, 81, 50 and IS New f.eyee street.
They will sell at tariff prices, except IL srn& quantities.
when small additional price pnt- to cover cost
gay:
RICE ................... Per tterce. IL cents.
...........,....... By retail. ..F4 cents.
FLOUR ...................P Per sack .......s7 so
PEAS Per buhhel 81 IS
By order of tine Supply Committee
.- ..E H. 7. LONSDALE,
mZG 2p4t SO Gravier street.
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RAJ TWENTY DDLLARs REWARD
sams awi 30 ABOUT The y q Janp,ry last ms say
asf Woman with high cheek bones snnken ,ys
h W. She had been working Bella Creysse
Hatsher No. ~ sssyer stres N'' Ae uetssy 70 u r
-. : s.s. JAMES LINDSEY.
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Notice.

TBS Office of the Proves! Marshal for the First District OF
New Orleans removed from the City Hail. the southeast
corneref Csrondele. ard Common streets
e" ~ Fl. NJ. sPoFFoRD,
= na23 .srtf - rs .sH F-,J Provost Marshal.
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II NesU Regiment.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, }
s" 94aeg sEg EzRas4s WAR DEPARTMEST,
Richmond, March 1, 1862.
RUFUS ,poIEgAR, Esq, New Orleans, La:
sYou respectfully referred the foregoing Circular
81 this Departments in conformity with which You autho.
Esd enlist ounteers for three years orhe war, to
organized int Eeupauies and when sufficient number
are raced, into Regiment of Infantry eecting
Field officers
5A&s Resneett~1iy tsfs.S 80 T
! 4 Up. BENJAMIN. Secretary of War
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Confederate States of America.

by c51lllanu OF 5IHJUF -tIeHeraI LUF Ell
Ed. A. PALfREY Major and A. A. g. MA Up
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.Official-By the Governor.


yt& I'd HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
ApJuTANr-G ENERAL's OFFICE,
= ' New Orleans, March %, 1852. }
From and after Monday next the 3lst instant Passports
will be granted from this Office and all general Passports
heretofore granted are hereby revoked.
Hencetorh all Passports from the city be obtained
the Offices Of The Provost Marshas IN the several
By order Of +, .f..-...
THoS. O., MOORE,
S" 4s' Governor and Commander-inChief.
M.GRwor Adjutant and In pector General. m29 2pSt
551g.5 - fg- -,.,n
Headquarters Louisiana Troops.
&$S9 gy@t t5 We ATAJoR-GENERAL's 6FFsoE.
ygs1,s5 s# se5 E @ New Orleans March 3, 1852.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ssll .s7als....,......
I-Under General Orders No. IS these Headquarters
ceiling for Volunteer Companies for State SERVICE
ecouny have with less numbers than required by
law. and partially armed. others without ALL were
in consequence refused @8H Is @s aam
Hin order to prevent in future Of similar
nfracono the above ORDERS Volunteer Company will
any for State service unless Gully
zd according law, and ARMED either with uskets rifles
sAst guns, in good order.
By order Of Us
+ 5$.g. @sS JOHN L. LEWIS, y, 81 ..,r.a Il
4n : NJ 4. gaas 4s@. NJ, MaiorG General Commanding
E. r. LAy1ILEBEuvRE, Aid. mo 2pSt
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HEALTH Is MANS CHIEF BLESSING 81

HEALTH Is MANS CHIEF BLEssINGu
st-svs' = OH Happiness, how far we fee ~
From thy paths In search of thee
From Health, Thy own pure foant we stray
Nor Godgiven instincts Ger obsy;
Too proud from Natures self to learn
IT, Natures own remedies spurn.p9 GO
WRIGIAT'S SOUTHERN INDIAN yEGEr
ABLE PILLS
ARE OFFERED PEOPLE Of rnE IA
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
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PURE, srMrLE, HARMLESS, AND NATuRALALTEEA
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