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CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATE,

ZE-- F,4 NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1851 q
Having been appointed the Secretary War an sgeRt to
collect receive. and purchase small the Confederate
States deem necessary and expesent make known the
Tact generally possible the better in
awork which needs to quickly. Citizens pstriots
Your Government asks for the thousandsof TRIED
that e unused in houses Recent experiments have
proven that Of your fine Double Bareed Shot
with the Improved Mimic ball, Is than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place them the altar Of your counrys liberty that they
may at once be conecrated to the noble OF Christian de-
Tense objection 30 ade to sending away your guns II
se urged that MAY need them home the reply h. that
the snest prevent necessity of using the, Al hos
to place them in the hands the many thousands Of
men who are chadns with to stand as wall
Of tire between and the invading foe If this answer be
deemed nconcusive then the reflection those high in a
thory these in whose Judgment all have confidence and
who 1t is but fair to know we'll necessities both
home and on our borders have after deliberaon
augrasd this movement should be sufficient guarantees for
the wisdom utility and patriotism of service you are called
on 10 perform Then as you desire short speedy peace
and an acknowledgment of independence honorable to
Selves place weapons the disposal your
As you desire to strike terror to the hearts who are now
plotting our subjugaton and destruction let known that
the sy Rifle, and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto highly priced take part in the next
hc rendering if possible victory complete than was
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas,
My instructions contemplate that shall forth into our
more poprous regions assistant agents charged the duty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, the weapons
thus Obtained 1t may bs we'll here that any who
wishes to do So even though he be visited Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending guns has or can
command nay address, Robert Pkin No. Ii Camp
street, New Orleans u.
,@------z..-..--- --- BALLARD S. DUNN, -
Agent for Collecting Receiving Purchasing Small Arms,
for the Confederate States s&.y5r sn13 2nts
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Proalamation by the Governor.
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HEApQUARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA,
z ~ Na,,y n,la,ret LSah N 1861

Il b
lis S7sF s5ssi HEApQUARTERs LOUISIANA MILITIA,
4 3ss2si 80 49, IS New Orleans Feb. IA, 1867. 5
The Of the Confederate States made requ
sltion furnish from the stafe of Lonisana fye
and half regiments Of troops fo the therefore,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana hereby pro-
claim that Will DO received IN accordance with the
Presidents Proclamation 8 4t3 MA ssTE5 s.Ey
Volunteers will be received BY companies batalions reg
ments. n ~ $50 ,,t5. ss,s18 : }SFEy IA 4 500
Each company will be composed Of captain, first lieu
tenant second euanants sergeants four corpora
and not less than pyaes Regiments contain
not less than ten companies and battaons less than four
companies. 5S44gl aSs n $S4f $y,t3ss$l sssJG+a ~
Commanding officers win report. their respective
commands are organized to Adjt, Cen NJ Gso New Orleans.
The troops will be mustered into service camps
and viii then DO clothed supplied and by the Coneder-
sts Each soldier VIII from the Coneder-
ate bounty Of y dollars when his regiment or
company Into will be allowed anspor
taon BY from his home y the place 81 rendezvous
earnees desired that the troops now called for will be
ready by or before The 18th March
Relying upon the activity and patriotism Of my fellow c,
1anticipate from them prompt as lie
gency demands. IN ,55e. 7ss.s5..5 IS SI
III 49, NJ THos. 0. MOORE,
felb 2ptml0 Governor and iCotnnander.insChiey
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OHicta1-By the Governor.
HEADQuARTERsLo LoUIsIANA MIL1TIA,
ApJurASr GENEkALss orrIcs!, 80.

% 1Jse 2ApSuTANT, yIhNnssas T.h i7 JsSY 4
ORDERS No. l0l.l
MAJOR. .Gsnerl Jno Lewis. commanding the Militia OF
,ate having reported this Department the division OF the
Stats into Regiments and Bgades owing to the present eer
gencs, as follows;
LIST Brigade The Parishes Of Paquemine ST. Bernard
E,sbt and Ninth Districts Of New Orleans
Al l,rieadeThe Fhurth Fifth, Sixth aud Seventh Represent
a,iys Districts Of New Orleans. = u = 81, Il -
81 First Second and Third Dis
trcts 0. New Orleans.
1t Brsade-From Felicity Road to the upper line of the
city o New Orleans the Parish Of Jefferson and Orleans Right
Bank 7ss5e ~ A4 sa. &.
5th Bgade-Parishes of st Charles, ST. John the Baptist
Sd james, Ascension, Assumption and La.ourche. ~
9Th BrigadeThe Parishes Of Terrebonas ST. Mary, st. Mar.
tin, Ihsryile. West Baton Rouge and Pointe Couple
It'll brigade The Parishes St Tamany, Waslington ST.
Helena and livingston faS iass szEas' \ =
Sh Brgade-The Parishes Of East Baton Rouge west Fen
ciana and Eas. Eelicana.a s2}S $s&g$ SlRs
9Th Bgade-Ths Parishes Of ST. Landry, Ayoyeles Laay
cite, vermillen and Galcasieu 49,
10Th BrgadeThe Parishes of Rapides Sabine Natchoches
CAtafonla and dgoHcordia y gs5 i51G GTES t2Afs7
I'LL, Brieade-The Parishes of Carroll Madison Tensas,
Fankin Caldwell, Washa Morehouse Union and Jackson
18th BrigadeThe Parishes Of Claiborne Benve Bossier
Caddo, peSoto and Winn. + 'st6-
II-Ths Governor Chief has this day, in
accordance with foregoing division, appon I'd and cos
stoned following occr who will be respected and obsysd
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Il HE N T. w S !.

NJ A tlur lHfRiHaNcH this m1rrHN ANYTHING hn
aepesables Il II exactly the reverse of that pub
lishod yesterday. Judging from all our sources o
news, It ii avident that the enemy, on account 8
l!his Overwhelming numbers, has been enabled i,
obtain decided advantages. Fort Donelson ha
been abandoned, and our troops have fallen bacl
fson Nashville and some other peints As we write
ats r NJ, the impression. .is generally entertaine
thst Nastyle has OF will fall into the hands Of til
Lncolnites. This is sll very bad, hut it does no
cause one pnlsation of doubt as to the ultimat
result 70 throh through ours veins.
Ihere are two points 10 the Cont derate State
winch, as long as they remain II our possession
VIII render alI The eonquests OF the IanconIses
barren Of results Those points are Columbus m and
New Orieans Our own Beanregard commands 81
columbus, and Gen. Lowell ct New Orleans. Upon
those two men there y " mighty responsibility
resting, and if they defend the great
river and its dependent valley the glory they will
achieve will last sor aii time As long as the en-
emy is kept out Of the valley Of the Mississippi the
Southern Confederacy vii be a. safe s as II ever
was, even Y fhe enemy occupied every principal
city on our seaboard, and ifaeyen IT should be
wrested from our D control, the e end d Of the war
would aLt pe me same although II might be more
disastrous and protracted. 8 a iissss.. ss.g
We see no r reason for sleseo eondency even if Fort
sl'1 Doneison has been surrendered and Nashville
occupied by the . enemy. When tile facts reach us
We predict y viii be found that the armament Of
the gunboats Of the enemy rendered tho fort
untenable. The enemy can defeat ns everywhere
On water, but there il great consolation in know
ing that the time must shortly come when they
will be obliged to make their appearance on dry
land snfdcient distance beyond the protecting
gnns of their slips to enable our troops to ight
them Oh equal terins Let us await the oppor el 5.
runity that win be shortly youcbsated NJ with
patient hope ana unfalteripa confidence. aq
we are eIad fo note that tba disasters inataad II
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q SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. III, 1862. Mr. Adams MI ra,
eeiyed dispatch late last evening from Earl
kusseli, stating that as the United States shin
Tnscarora had entered Southamp pton with evident
intention Of engaging the Confederate steamer
Nashyille, an order from the Admiralty ONCE
would be sent imed ediately to the naval officer il
charge Of Southampton To detain the United
States vessel in port twenty -four hours after the
departure OF the Gonfe derate steamer. q 3 8
came down from London this morning TO con
fer with Capt. RrittAn, our Consul, and Can't
Craven, Of the Tnscsrora. asE VI ~ y
This new phase to matters will necessarily
change Capt. craven sssWitch. Instead sf waiting
TOR the N nashville, Capt. 9. will leave first
tons and calculations he is enabled to make.
Itseems that something adverse turns up against
US at almost every turning. Ngut9.alHg questions
arse constantly and are pretty sure to tell against
~ il blowing 4 gale to-day, and neither vessel
will probably GET tosea. Tie Nashville, ID dock,
shows no sign; and the Tnscarora looms up out.
side about q mile of. s5ssH35T al & 2Sgi77 e
The Goyernnlent has, ! believe, refused to allow
the Nashville to do any more than would have
been extended to merchant ship. No arms. arm IA nd.
nitions, Or war fxings, have been permitted.
y Capt. Brittan, the Consul, gave me d copy of an
authenticated account, which shows everything
provided With lts cost making in all an aggregate
greatly fesr that Capt. Craven, entangledin the
neutrality net, may lose the opportunity, which lie
50 much wants, Of punishing this pirate. s :
IL lt is rumored that the Sumter is coming here.
The officers Of the Tnscarora hope she viii, and
say that they can manage both ~ 4 ' 3
. 50 far as Capt. Britain observed the captain of
the James Adger, the injurious reports, affect
his character Tor sobriety, are untrue. 8 ,9 I
am satisfied that Capt. Craven gets along
slde the Nashville or Sumter, or both, he will leave
little for the Government to do, 'i5 Ss I,
Our Consul at this port is an efficient and fear.
less officer, qualities much needed Just now, when
and where q community that has profted largely
and long, from American commerce, is now Bit
terly hostle. '11f- " "
LONDON, January l2-After breakfasting this
morning with Mr.. Ellice, where, as usual there
was much talk about American atfairs Il went to
tlle great American banker, George Peabody ESD,
who retires from business before long, and il en.
to do good with his large fortune. While,
of course, an not At liberty to speak Of whas il
to remain sealed, may say that he Is just now
maturing plan for disposing Of $500 90, I'M way
that should the opportunity pa aforded, viii
prove permanently precious To the unfo fortunate
and destIfuteSo London, and beneficial id DINER
aud important RESPECTS s1 @s sA6ff q ~ q
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BUREAU DE LA CONIPAGNYE D,ASSIt,
- hASCEs MUTUELLEs DE Ia LOUISIANA, 49,

" NoUvEILE ORLEANS, 6 de Janvier, 1867
Conformeent specifications Chare dc Ia Comma
gnie Assurances Muuees de IA Louisiana ct un acte de Ia
Legislature de pEat de la Louisiana No 49, approuye s
de Mars 1852 public aver que Cerhca suyauts ia
Scrip pour annae 1885, plus rinere pas encore ets
payes par cete Copagnie ct 81 les dts Certirais plus a
ret ne sont recames par propeares eeaux
dams les trente ours qu uivon Ia premiere publication de GET
Wis lis seon cance6s ct annuds les on,ants pacss a
redit du compte contingent les yres Conasen
7omua est Dreserit dams C,artp
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Notice..

MR. A. B. JAMES, In acard, calls upon persons who have
made donations for the Sick Wounded Soldiers to call at hts
office and he will satisfactorily the same do not
Consider his notice any answer to the communication
few days since by authority Of the Executive for the
Relief the Sick and Wounded Soldiers Of the Confederate
Army and 10 avoid further discussion the matter wish 10
state distinctly that Mr. A. B. has received donations
sent to this society and without authority without the
knowledge consent of member of Association has
posed of tho and failed give satisfactory
them when called to do in other words the Assoca.
ton had no knowledge Of Tho donations until inquiries were
made them by the donaors who forwarded the goods to Mr.
A. B. James care. ~ ~ 5E-si5 sTH 50 20 81 r
E4 #-4,s4 ET4 % }4ra 5aFRsG sfs 7. o. SULLY VI
I New Orleans Fabr,nry 1852 -. Elf ~ :
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RuREAu DE La eompAGN1E DU HOME
Z NouvrLIp q oaLEAss, 1 d Janvier, 1851. =

Z So NouvELLE ORLEANS, dc Janvier, 1861
Conformemen. Ia Chsrte de eee cempagnie de
la Legislature la Louisiana No. l76 spprouvs le II do Mara
1852 10 pnbc tave par 10 present que les certfeass
Snivans de profits Issue do plus nare mont pas encore
es pyss par cette compagne stills sou pas seces par
10 on par les propataires agaux dams les ours qu
vront premiere publication de Get avis seont caneeG Ut
annns ct les mons places credit d copte contingent
sur les lsres de la Compagnie present. dams sa
harte 1.=79' H. T%FFtNfi8
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CHAS. BRIGGS. Presiden..
Fl. z. JANV1ER, Secretary.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
+ .s..nr - as .t45ae. .lq City OF New Orleans. !
sworn to and subscribed before this sixth day Of January
1852 D. F. MITCHELL,
ia7 got Second Justice of the Pasc.
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IOFFICE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
" COMPANY, 5E7e' -l-zIs-' - :"
Nsw onLrAss, january 4, Is

T 53 . 9sf 9i NEw ORLEANS, january 4, ls62 s
In accordance with the Charter Of this Company an act
Of the Legislature Of Louaua No. 6 approved March,
1852 public notice Ii hereby given that the following certificate
Of profits tissue Of 1851 with accrued interest thereon
unpaid in this Company not claimed by the legal
owners within thirty days from the first publication thi
notice. the will cancelled annulisd and the
thereof credited TO the contingent the books Of this
GompanY, directed by ita EhRrtar, - ~ " ~
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and Vir-
+ .,.. ~. ginia. ..5--

DR.. LeRemonde the agent OF our Army in Kentucky and
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Teche contrbu-
ons having been detained owing the receipt of goods
Texas to be Immediately -'aswarded. A t:- 's@7
Blankets. Ovecoas Unas- Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc., Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
Co. the agents receive these articles
receive all cash donations We every Southerner
will conbue his mite to the reler of Volunteers They
expect and with justice that home should aid
those who tight ther battles. dig 2ptf
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ssal5 sap',nnlo
Notice.

Conributors Of donations addressed to u.s. The Louisiana
sck and Wounded Soldiers well for the Louisiana roops
in the Held will receive information how they have been dis
posed Of on application at office No 81 Magazine street
,ets splA A. B. JAMES q GO,
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1as GoTroas on NOT no PLANT. The Con
ss6 III ztitefI IieHnnsr .femarks Il N

m "a. m E01rosso on NOT 70 PLAsT. The Com
ItItalIi lIigsnnsr semaSks.
xhe Konhie Of coming To an understanding in
10 the planting Of new crop arises chiefly.
faetl thai pEr planters tear 10 iforbear
y 40 Undetermined Is The matter Of block
Il not iupyo obabls that this reason may be
Wedghty e16ughsto prevents general union Of ac-
att gument t1 oppose II. There has
axssG n6 geaarat a0ti0n taken BY the cotton I'M
xexxe 3al NJ
Il don saee why one planter should walt for
dsoiaipg what ne will do. Peace or no
NeSees biockade Or 40 blockade, no one can lose
sthiDg by raising q large crop of corn and pork,
Htiare VIZ hon good for everything Of the
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utir' Country To the RESCUE. \
HH4pauAR1Ees rolsrs eoufrn IA,

i s3sgels HEApauARTERs RoIsTE eourEs ARrtILyRy j
Il sssA bs Columbus Ky, Feb; q 1862. rs
Aa ana authorized twelve hundred Infantry land TWO
hundred The pntpusa Of being Incorporated into 4
separate commend with Ptnte Conuae Battalion
70 fotm that will have within eif the mover
assault an enemy defend itself against an invading fee
propose that this Legion shall the Points
attacn y y hTass gHas uow field, two Baslons Of
SIX two companies Or Cavalry
Battalion Of Infantry wilt each elect Lieutenant
n one Major and usual Staf appointments The com,
alecsed byahef separate con,inaas IN
% the usual eac volnnteer Wa rseeys bounty
bs The uasairs viii furnish heir own
shorse4. 5sssessss YsstsAa 81, y4ssssf8
The will b furnished to Lie
these Headquarsrs An opportunity
here Hose who wish IT, to vi cr the e6ntsde
ssrsce aud Nj at united with & separate command at
seat Of war 1t gives opportunity brave and patriotic
ezpns TO rally around the banner Of their defense
flhefr wives and children and their firesides
N order to coupsis the Legion As day as posibie
VIII Company Squads. and will furnish thsm with
to join here Or wherever may
pc of companies viii muster Id their own
commands md report at tsss Headquarters. III Ss ~
influenced IL raise this
in consequences Of tbs our arms have recently
they n apec. presented but Ibeere
duty every true swell hs forces of defense
God Our ability to do 50 Is amply Safeisn 9,n.
united pn If our will drive back
ezmlnate anasica foe and conquer an honorabe and
rstian peace. -
to be expected that all leave for the seat of
but those who from compelled 10 ratnan bebind
assist in the audable and to such an
appeal their assistance, my present command de-.
mands my attention in the field s 5as.rS i
i { - .,glI I..
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Post-oHice Notice .

POst-OHice Notice.
Thefoegong project for Foreign Mail fully entitled to
public confidence. Annio Costa, Esq., is New msr
chsnt Of responsibility and Character He has been
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years. ----
Letters intended for this Mall be enclosed along with the
money required tariff above the envelope ad
dressed, Costa's Foreign Mail care Postmaster New Or
leans.'' .' H -,- ~ W
The Confederate Postage this office must be prepaid
]. L. RTDDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans. October 10, 1861 '5.# IT. olg 2ptf
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nts sisEEa Ron TThe correspondent Of
N sIse lsston Mercury says Gen. Wise, befsss hs
y lelt ssid ds hs xas3 gong to Roanoke
Is 1{e prtsst Fort ss For
4 4 Nas conHned te his
~ y Hsad onst ~ day of the Fight. and was
lyez Nj anticipa journey northw ard.
Hill FEBEsa ~
u u EessaS u u sscouHt 81 the attack on Fort Henry
\ I'M fast tha1S naed III that
ass III |sp ssbie ID ordinsry ganshot
- ~ assl Il pears that shots @sb-
Inn scoatiag Two and;
a en oEof these boats, ttte
I'M III he one being disabled. !.
sals atssr bssl
asish Naa aseoru iished, It should be mn
dzzteads Il the short space ~ one honr and half
tha nas AZ opl ons efficient q thlrt two
ding u the ,ens-
III onfpasiohss pio1ed before the surren-
u sE tsek Hlsess ON ioss in The meanwhile Was
Insn, the of ths n
I. of n "a heat 80 much, while the
]; loass Mas oves one 1ssssadyed. 3
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New Orleans, February II. 1862.
Gard.

The Association Of Ladies' for Clothing Children Of our
Absent Volunteers do gratefully acknowledge donation from
the German Relief COMMITTEES fto hundred and Fifty dollars
AS 3jSF MRS. NJ. o. CLARKE President. s
New Orleans, February l3, 1851 . SE a fe15 apS,*
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A Card,
81. r.

DOCTOR NICK ELV EY lRring returned recommenees the
practice Of his profession Residence and Office heretofore
No. ITO St. Charles street. between Poydas and Lafayette
square, feS 2p1m
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notlce.

The late Association for the Relief of the Sick Wounded
Soldiers Of the G. s. Army having been appsed that several
donations made by Associations in the couary
this Association has betn it, through Mr.. A. b. James,
tena OF this Association hereby give notice the
said donors that their contributions never handed over or
accounted for to this Association ' "" =' er
a7EFkly, -E.5=5N =s T. o. SULLY, s=eEss
fel2 2p5t ,es- s.f.r4. a, , s,yl Chairman Ex. Com.
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Foreign .MaiI fs-0nt .veap Orleans,
@ VIA TAMPICo,E# 8
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

Ths undersigned suffering In with ethers the
of blockade and nonnercorse with foreign
countries has, by the advice and approval of L. Ridde
Postmaster at New Orleans taken all needfn measures
tabsh at his expense, Monthly Mail between New Or
and thu Mexican port OF Tampco connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Augusts
Do Mesggney and n Nj Massr highly Recommended by New
merchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by our Postmaster this service The first mail
consisting Of 2ss letters left this city the 10th instant in
charge Of Mr. Megrgney The second mail will close ke
YIN OF November proximo at O'Clock p NJ, and will
New Orleans the morning The third ma will leave Nav
Orleans on the 10th Of December subsequently, as soon
proser arrangements be made the regular of depar-
ur vi lbe the 10th and 25th zach moh making semi
monthly mail. 1850 JESSE 7 l5saea E'.FSfi' "a
1arT Of Charges 0aqoiay Letters, iactudtng Confederate
E K PostYs - a
Single Letters half less doupe and multiple rates
Sd "a in proportion
81 40 MeSico... ..4u 80 f
70 Island OF Cuba. 10 NJ
oher W est lndes.. a5
Letters from abroad be received through SAME route
Ihe foreign Postage such Letters prepaid Tam
peo and they must be endorsed By West Mail via
Tampico care Of Postmaster at Maaniorosn z4 f w
-&,~. q ANTONIO COSTA, q
new Orleans. Oct. 10, 1851 No. ID Custombauss st.
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81 GerxBSEss w ANrED MI. Thomas r. Frith,S
Miss, q goysrpsas Of sassd ac.
sSnsnaahnenlss Sse advertise Hens Il
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0zrss sseta Eearny, Blois q Co.,
Na4ss 81 tis article this
( Az= N eheap rates AM Adys .a
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Southern Clothing Establishment
4 -%54". t&taf:----- 5'- ~ a&% 5SE -
HOAtE FACTORY

L SCI - aH@ t5a q. 4l1a sd ga ~ .ttet
MILITARY UNIFORMS !.
We are prepared b uniform viz: A5@vs TG
2Reginents in heavy French BLUE GOTT0NADE
Regiment in heavy BROWN KERSEY.
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CLOTHS and DOE
SKINS. ysH1-
battalion in superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY and
4 &c. VELvETINE. z.v@.&a t.a.sE@
Companies in DRAB LINsEYS. Woolen. Je ts W.
s. :. g GRAY CLOTH, Wcoen. ~ z ~ g.
r.. MIXED CLOTH, Woolens af~'
n BLUE JEANS Wooleh. II s- III 81 ed"
:. BROWN JEANS, Woolen. @5E}& d"
:. CsMLET JEANS. ts
2 Heavy Dark Mixed COTToNADE.
The above manufacture order into Uniforms with
dispatch, the durable approved styles trim
Black, may be desired. F4} sey5s,5 +saslE m5'
1000 Gray Flannel CA1tPAI SHIRTS, with pockets
1000 Linen Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
1000 Cotton Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets
1000 Canton Flannel uNDERSHIRTS. 10 Las
1000 Canton Flannel ID DnAWERS. H. 49, ~
1900 pair BUCkSKIN GLOVES .-,,-. - .. ...-.....
Officers Uniforms made to order. d, . ~. = sY.s.r- r
Waterproof Overcoats, Leggins, Caps and Blankets.
~ L. W. LYONS g. CO.,
rssygEs y " \ - %, 2s and 30 ST. Charles street,
felt 2pst g.tg sT corner of Common street.
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K5r Messrs. w. Il. Adams, w. M. Semuie
and D. yanorn have my power Attorney per act
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Pubic -a+
MIA j. o. NIXON 'E
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des vres de Ia Compagnie. 'h'.S.5sr ~ e
a ...a.- A.BROTHER, President. z
Wy srs sF# JAMES n. WHEELER, secte,ars.
-a- H ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, PARoissE D'ORLEAss,s
+ Villa de IN Eouyelle Orleans. - {
1862 l% &#Ir7r #IT 7T q'~1@s'T ~ ~ - = -
%s 80 rg. - 4ie'75g D. +. MITCHELL,
J JAG S0t ag5gs. Denxierne Justice Le Paix