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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Clothing.
Gsoa ing Department

Consisting Of Goats, Pants Vests Over Coats. Under
SHIRTS, Drawers, &C., as great ariety be found
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
OLIVER Z. UNDERWOOD.

The nominee for the Assembly in tie
Northern Dis rict. is one Of the best men
II the county. Ills election would reflect
credit upon his district and insure to the
Assembly faithful honestand competent
member. We trust be may be the next
member Of the assembly from the north
crn district Of Iowa county
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22

we manufacture 70 order, OF the lest MATERIAL an EN-
ii5y none lat expert srlced wBrmen- The public MAJ
rely apon every article m1nufaczred at our establish
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Tbs Republic an Ticket

We take pleasure in recommending to
the support of the voters Of Iowa county
the candidates on the Republican ticket
their country, and will prove true to the
interests of the people in any position to
which they may be called
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
AMZi ". COMFORT

The candidate FOR county Surveyor,
A. G. BYERS
The candidate Cor Coroner, and
A. J. SIZE
The candidate for School Superintendent
are all good men, and will prove faithi.:i
and competent officers. Vote for them
on the 18th of November,
The candidates for County Commission
ers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22

w prefer them for Family use.--Neac York T-s6-
They are the favorites fer families - Nea YORK
Times.
Il has no rival.-Scieatifc Ancr5can
There 50 400 machines in use in this country and
Europe.
This machine is profitable and available lifetime
It is equal to ten Sesmstresses.
An annual dividend of zoe TO 200 per cent ION II,
cost may be obtained in use-by its possessor
This is the only Sewing Machine in the world making
the with the Rotating hook and using the
I glass-foot.
Instructions win be given, and all information by
calling at my residence.
GEO. w. COBB
25-6I Ag't for Iowa Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
COL. AMASA COBB.

The candidate for Congress needs n
newspaper Endorsement lie is well
known throughout the District, as man
who has but few superiors in a legislative
capacity. He has often been tried, and
found faithful No pecuniary considera-
ton could induce him TO step aside from
the faithful discharge of his public duties,
nor was he ever found to desert his post
or shirk responsibility when acting ! g
public capacity. As in the Legislative
Halls, SO on the le-feld, has lie ever
been found in the faithful discharge Of his
duty, ready to risk his I'll for the prescr-
walton of the Union, and for the most
speedy restoration of peace in an honora-
bic way to the Government. Ills election
20 Congress will be an hoaor 10 the Dis
trict, as we'll as to the state
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
kr<gIs Sc Gaps.

Scars Shawls Breche, dou'e and single Cloak Trim
inrs aud endless variety Of articles wanted 10y the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Es0oss 81 shoes.

Men end Bows Cloth and Fur Caps Wool and Fur Hats
OF various s.vles and qaalilies.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
JOHN TOAY.
DR.. JOHN II VIVIAN,

The candidate Cor the Assembly III this
district, served in tho legislature the past
year, and has the reputation, even among
biz political opponents, OF being one of the
best members OF the Assembly Always
in his place, he watched well the interests
of Tie people, and used his utmost ability
p make the sessions of which he was Il
member, As economical as possible lie
was che of tieose friends Of the soldiers
who labored successfully to give to tie
volunteers the right to vote, and who con
tended . tho lest for tie bill providing
the means for paying to the families of
volunteers the state bounty during the
coming winter months, but in this we re
rret 70 say his favorite measure was de
feated b those who call themselves Dem
o,rats Elee5 John II. Vivian, the sol
diers friend to the Assembly, il Won would
have a faithful representative.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
ALEXANDER WILSON,

The candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
has proved himself a competent officer
He has attended well and faithfully to the
duties of prosecuting attorney, and du-
drawn up that has not proved good, which
cannot be said of many who have prece-
ded him in that Office If the county
would have a GOOD and competent Prose
cutting Attorney, let them elect Alexander
" iISou
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-v5 s,,.@"ss G0oEEs.
g fae

Among which ladies Uoy-7' "a s'Ele- want
terms. Flowers. Feathers, Cares every art-ci~
ed ia the Millinery Department
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vi a I{s &. " ! "a - \ 7
III. AKIsyss TEE OATH

.---74TTl M 5s
Tier tho duty. taking theoatt,
It before thes Provost adarshals, pufsu.
mt ~ Tie proclaIpation u Cen Epy ven, ii pro.
6sedtng sgp sp STOW indee at unless SOME
stanss Am afford greater lities
1nd much speedec aransaot ton of bnsiness thirty
asys Instead of ax vi not suffice To carry t6e
IT shs osntdaadI Gaperai into fiji sdtsact.
81 more, no Jauit viii attach 10 those
8o6d citizens who Shage been unable to register
eheir Ihe oath, etc, in consequence of
that besiege the offices OF the
Provost MaFshals from The time they open until
they ctose. Hnndfeds and hundreds have found il
10 their duty. aIihasulgh tbey
Asvs diisently aad pat soug hi to do 10
al rdeys HI S ss sfF sas4s
M best WY of ossEating TIL ai1iculty, III our
TIL four pal prey ost Mairssshis
10 apppins eleven dapnti ono for each Nv ard ID
~ appropriate Offices clerks; fixtnres,
Ihis Waitld have d adoub1y good effect. III
t9e place. ali loyal citizens would be enabled
items ID their own Wards, with.
out being subjected To unnecessary trouble; and.
ID Of greater consequence tho regis
W ald more tharou and comp il, and
ItheH blacE sssssp IN our nlIdst woud have fewer
chances ne constitutes OF the hour.
AZ hep Ills plan; 81 something similar ID ii,
liI hs tpte forth M afdsntly desire to
who Il sor III and III against d. A thor.
ongh regstr aai6ns would develop many wondeffnl
aad me sooner " i carrie out tie better
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C0assee4ss'ase States OF .asssersca,
WAR DEP

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ORDNANCE OFFICE
Richmon3 March 2. 1882
Bids will be received at this Office until the 18th day of
April next, for the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States ARMY
200 goo ions charcoal cold blast Pig Iron
/ 10000 tons Blooms. (chaicoal) -.-.
$4,000 tons Wrought lroa Bars, of various sizes
100 l0nch Coumbiads. r ,
leo Sinch Colunbiads.
100 lOinch Siege and Garrison Mortars
100 l5nch Seacoast Morturs
500 l2pounder Iron Howitzers.
SEQ 6pounder lion Field Guns
Bids may be made for any quantity of iron one hundred
tons, and for any number of guns ten
Drawings Of The guns will be only to parties whose
bids accepted.
Bidders will state the points Of delivery and the dne at
which not less than one hundred Of iron may expected
to be furnished.
They must also state the time required to furnish the whole
Of their bid. 2=s' g.:
Bidders for guns will state the date of the first delivery and
the time required to supply the whole number.
Payments will be made delivery of less than r tons
of iron and the right onehar Confederate bonds ia
reserved. - L 'r,- n
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed on The err
veop, Proposals for Ironn Proposals for Gunsn as
the case may be.
J. GoRGAs, Lieutenant Colonel
E'ia fp'aplo Chief of Ordinance.
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On Saturday the ed instant, IL O'Clock P. NJ, Il.
kENNER, aged 5S years, native of Kentucky. ~.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend his funeral THIS (Monday Morning. at II O'clock
his late residence No. 60 Dades street. between Gavier and
Union streets. I4.- a#.E r.;
On Sunday the 23i Instant at half past o'clock P NJ,
AUGUSTUS, infant Of Sgnnd aud Adele KATE aged 6
months. 80 - ~
The frfens Of the family invited to attend The funeral
without further notice, This Monday Morning. ct 10 O'Clock,
iren the corher OF Apollo and Terpsohors strcsss.
On Sunday, the Esd instant, at o'clock, P NJ, P. L.
MOREAU agei 81 years. late Alderman from the Fourth
District. - II ,8rEr rs ~ 81
His friends and those of the families Of Meugens Huckins
snd R'yiee respectfully invited his funeral,
which will take place This tMouday) Evening, O'Clock,
precisely from his late residence No % Constance street. be
tween Thniis and Edward streets. '0't g
Near franklin, Tenn. on the 4th Instant WM SCOTT
McGANTS, aged 10 years, private in Company E, scos
Regiment Louisinns Mounted Mem ~ - T ~ -
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I NAsHyILLE ITEMS. ST Through the kindness of q
friend we are in possession OF Nashville papers as
lase g the l4th From the Times we CLEAN the
following items :
steamboat arrived at the landing ou the 10th
ron n.! ~. Lonls, treighted with merchandise.
.uovs. AnareWs johnson, Horace MAYNARD and
Etherdge arrived in the city a., Wednes.
the 81. Cloud. ~ n sAl = oppaing AZ
Brig. Gen. johnson was erenadef1 ,as. r;.i,.
the military band and in response he adrass ~
them for about an hour. He stated that he w
turned to Tennessee to restore lie constitntio
and the laws they formerly existed tha, .hl
was war brought abont by disappointed seet sls
after power. He argued that there could ia nS,
Governmeat unless the laws were enforced Thar
the time had come for treason to be crushed ana
i9r traitors 10 be punished. He called upon Tie
Union men Of Davidson county to come forth and
nght for the Federal Government, and predicted
inst z would not be long before they would buckle
on thelr aFnor to assist the unonfsts or East Ten
i emerson Etheridge next addressed the band
~ SAG nothing in particular, except that tie
iieanskt seeessonists z we're the John Bell Wing
ana TINT there were great many
aofae -, May nafd next spoke. but We did not
MSaA IA H. Isl
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. /.
New Orleans, March 10, 1852 s
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Gil
XXII-AH who have shipped for the River De-
fence Expedition, considered regularly enlisted,
III the land and hereby ordered report mseves
the officers their respective commands or they
will be considered deser.ers and will be dealt with
ingly.
Proper have been made pay crews
up TO day.
BY command Of Major General LOWELL.
Ed. A. PALFREy, Major and A. A. g. m19 2pu
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Confederate States of America,

~ .-...- HEAauARTERs DEPARTMENT. No. l. I
.5..s -., New Orleans, Feb a. 1852
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ~
All Officers detailed from their respective commands for the
purpose Of recruiting will upon their arrival this city
meaiaey report in to the Adjutant General together
with their authority. ..- = o..
The Major General Commanding this Department regrets
learn that officers in the habit Of entcng already
listed to break engagements and this has carried TO
the extent of attempting induce belonging the
Regiments and Companies tho various stations around the
city to desert their commands AMI accept the bounty t;en
ton Is called the article OF war; which declares soldier
who quits his Company Join another in the
vice DEsERrER This will DO rsidly eorled, and whoever
convicted either officer private will BIZ severely punished
4 By command of Major-General LOWELL.
3 J. G. PICKETT. Assistant Afju'ant asnela fe25 I'm
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Con fedeynle S1tttes of America.

HEADQU ARIERs DEPARTMENT No. !,
liz New Orleans March 10, iSG2.
GENERAL. ORDERS NO. .
Hereafter no exemptions from Militia duy i'll be allowed
perRanently excsp in the If minors persons PHI scay
unable to do
Applications for Tho ree upon work for
tie Government must be made 10 III 4epa nen in the form
Ct certificates trom lle 1emcu lhc shops when
order will be issued to III cImmadiGg officer of the camp
to 'F eh he ppcsHt belongs, grant Through fer GER
tain number Of days heh by subse
queut certificate and order FROM these Headquarters.
BY command of Major eReTal LOWELL.
j. G. PICKETT, Assistant Adjatan General MO opl2t
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Confederate States IF America.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No !,

HEADQUARTERS DEF. ATHESr No. l.,
New Orleans, March IL lS62.
SPECIAL. ORDERS NO 81 .,l-r .. ..
.--.
XLF-Mr. GEORGE CARR l.. hereby appoated Provost
Garsha for the Polish Of Paquenc and will at once
the duties a Office. aud win be obey respe ted
u cordng'y.
.,. BY command Of 1iejor General LOWELL.
Ed Il. FALFkET. Major aud \. A. q. m22 2ptf
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OMciai-By Che Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA J
ADJUTAHT-GEk ERALS OFFICE, :
., New Orleans, March n, 1852
All planters or other persons DESTROYS comply with the
call made by Gen. BtaHrt gard Bells or similar
metal, will hip the TO F. H. HATCH Esq Custom
House. New Orleans, for which receipts will be given and
tram ittcd.
Persons Shipping Bells order viii plea Sc designate
The owner.
.-. BY order Of
- THOs o. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
ID. HRiyoT, Atjn ant ard 1nsperter General me- 2l6s
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aAMss0sa .Bss-G,

. s..a. a4Rss0ss Bird, iii. ~.
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAyLoR) EXPORTER OF
l- FINE OLD VINE, LIQUORS, BTo., 20
Koa. 10 ana, IS Royal street, o.
Hasnew large supply Of the celebrated CREME De
BoOG3 CHAMPAGNE quarts ins; also other brandz
Ss: Ud&RhE5 HEIDSEtGK, PIPER HEIDsEsEOE, PAR
aSEfiER, and othsr brands of Inferior quality. have
large assortment of ths best Old sherries AaONT
;4ADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GoEDON and
ANCHOR CHERRIES 4sss--seUTHs1DR AAbEIRA, Of
fsc. inpor other Msdeiras OF lower grads supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT other farts less grade
the celebrated SASARAC BRANbIss-yi1tags l7q5 l1as
1853 and ls9sasrge supply always hand an sradea o.
GLARET and WHITE WINES, IN glass and wood WEIs-
GFs-scotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Wh.s
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints and qusrts COR
lIALs, ste Ayista of the beat WINES which
yin Is sold any other the city
AARON BIRD,
sis 2oly 3 Nos. Is and is Royal st,.e.
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Rice, Flour, Lard and Peas.

Tho Committee of Public Safety offer for tale to the
public
500 Tierces RICEru lots Of one to ve eFcesAt cost
say ST as. '+'4 +"'
200 Sacks FIouR-Per single bag AT 81 50 per leo.
200 Sacks PEAs-At 81 70 per bnshsl
~ Tierees LARD-Ats % cents rvs 49,
b.. acn1y ia ~ =I l.. y-sfi
"a. IT, H. t. LoNsDALE, rs
5tf zsT One of the Committee,
MA 2p6s -zs. i5 a 50 Gravier street.
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION RELIEF OF }
flick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
New Orleans March ID, 1862.
The President of this ociaon respectfully renects The
Ladies of this city and State donations Of Drawn
Rolled Bandages, aud Old Linen to the depot at W H.
SMITHS No So Gaver street, for the use of the Army in
the field. large supply IL required.
ml9 2p6t JAS. P. FRERET resident.
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Committee of Public Safety,

New ORLEANS March -, 1862.
Notice. hereby given Planters other citizens wi ling
TO donate Old Iron Copper Brass Lead Bells to our
men that tie steerer Salie Robinson Capt Jos sabs
has been chartered b. Tins Committee ing donations
to the city Neither The Confederate State
have any asen whatever in The country to purchase such
artic e5. GEO. C. LAWRASOE,
moi
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HEADQUARTERS pEr4RrMRxr No. l,
Ftt N.,,- n-iAaps AJ,Tn1t Ifl 1890

HEADQUARTERS pgrIRraESr No. l.
& g55 New Orleans, March 20, 1852.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ssl ! s5s3v1 ss' saR2
MICAH process from any Court OF Law Equity in tho
ahes q Orleans ami Jefferson for the election of the FAINT
es 81 soldiers now in The the Government either
lang or waeF 10 rent dRc hereby suspended and
sach coils ons shall ba forced uut nrther ORDERS
By command Of Major. General LOWELL.
Js2G. PtcSErr. Assistant Adiutans General. n2l 2plm
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Years. etc,
THOMAS MURRAY,
Preeid Mt If Free Marke! Committee.
Gard of Thanks.

At meeting Of the Henry Hart Guards held the @a
instant it
Resord That the Company their sincere thanks
Mess ABBATf Il CO, for the privilege Of
The Planters Press drill ground cry,
Syr;up
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Committee ON Pubic safety.

NEW ORLEANS, March IA, 1862
The steamer salie Robinson Capt Joseph ssiba having
been chartered by this Committee to bring old iron city
for the use of the all planters and other
will greatly aid Confederacy by granting every facility
Capt. Salba in this work. 'r r,-N}
mid 2p12t GEO. @. LAwRAsON Secretary,
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4 DEaArUR AND HusIsyi m y ssa.,st ,ot ,,,ss
places are threatened BY y strong Column III i III
enemy advancing from Nashville. ana donh.,esss
led 6y VEN Bueif in person, ho Is attemsting "a
ihls KS ne Junction of Johnston With Beaers.
lIe sttentiQn Of oar Generals, while the blow i
sLfnck ass Garinth or 1T least In another dirsc
tion. Eiemphis Asanianche. FL s-'''ss sl
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,----- = N 49, --V-- TREE MARKET, Mtrth = l663
A. Lula, Esq Manager aad Treasurer of the rs plan
eiatiol: 5
De" sitTonts of this date, enclosing SG06 Is
rerioFnAne On ihe 2ph Instant hand. When enes
take SUCH dep interest ha our iadepe csec and
tuEn 10 shame The des aud matared these whose
abilities egna! to the aud claims m de uaon The
it's ,uon which bay5 the honor preside
inad to express he patriotism ,mpc set by the
youth of city in raiistincon those whose ZONES
and reses defended by she nobls and pathetic czeus
whoa left their rmlias whlu, the of suppor
through the Free Market Your example wochy of
imitation. and reflects strongly upon hosa whose
Euy equal tn Of the REGIMENTS OF The Free Mar
sket but Eave withheld their sympates May Heaven bless
md prospes you, is ;he wish Of -..-
}-gss.- ID Years. etc,
sY, 7rr. THOMAS MURRAY,
MA 2p1t " Pretid MT If Free Marke Committee.
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The st. Ecuis Democrat Of the lltlf says The city
Of New otleabs is full of secret :. Union clubs !,
and that at least II 600 men belong 10 them This
L the SOFT Of stuff with which tie Yankees still
OF its faliacy ia Nashville and carksville 1t
f5g5le s lFs33 ~ d s Mobile Adyert;ssr Z
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g. T. BEAUREGARU.


81 Col. Thomas Aslkew win leave fsr
Cor hih' Miss on TUESDAY the 25h Instant AMI will
take charge OF all letters for oops place. (tarcu
ay for she Crescent Regiment that ny be this off
on Monday, plior TO O'Clock, P.M m22 2pat
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Notice.

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL, FOURTH DlsTRlGr, I
#N .t@E-I z'F. New Orleans, March a. 1882. 5
The Office Of the Provost Marshal 70 the Fourth District
RouBcsu st between jackson AM Philip will be
for bu.iness daily Sundays excepted from O'clock A. NJ
to O'clock P Nj until further notice 5,s5 -..e i.
u2l 2ptf II. n. OGDEN Provost Marshal,
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~ IN" ..Ii- - New, Orleans, March q 1867
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 65.l s, -Fy 'v
z5T
SSYI-Forndries and Workshops, on Government work
will send in list Of ths Of the persons employed
By them who will be exempted for gives number of days
Whenever is discharged, his exemption will he retu;De
to this Office and will he reported TO the Captain Of bis Militia
beat Exemptions will be intervals of from ten
thirty days depending the of the work Govern
ment contract on which they are employed 4sl..a a.
AAVlshouid parties exemptions for persons not
actually In their employment fail to return to duty
discharged by them. their exemptions and their
employ eas, viii be withdrawn. @9f1.H GrsE
"N By command Of Major General LOWELL.
8 En-. A. PALraEY Major and A. A.G MA 2pl2t
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Dispatch frcln Gen. Reauregares.

To Gov. Ttos. @. Moore - N
Will all good equipped troops net Of list August
that will offer. and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people Of Louisiana ndersa that here the prope
place 10 defend louisiana
NIL 2ntr pr,rruEr.Dr,
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The Federal otii;ial repors Of the naval engage.
ment ct the mouth Of James river, estimates their,
loss Ut three hundred therefore, it may So ely be
stated atsix hundred. 1t can scarcely be much
Sless. 55za8 r
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Mail for tae Washington Artillery.

A Mail will be made up twice week, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for the Battalion Washington Artillery in Wiz.
gia and also for tho Fifth Compsny Tennessee al len
MING & CAAPBELL's Store. No, 81 Camp street.
m!9 2p5t
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OFFICE THE FIRE ALARM AND POLrcE TELEGRApII,}
G'iy Han, New Orleans, Marcia 10, loBl. {
Notice is hereby given thai the City .e will continue to
strike ths hour OF ?. III, mil further notice.
mo 2pap5 a. HEBERT, Superintendent
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hoRE GUsBo Ars.-The Federal Secretary of
War invites proposals for the Immediate construc.
ton q ten gunboats, of the same description as
those now Ia use at Cairo and on the Cumberland.
Proposals. may be sent to the War Department
by telegraph, and must specify the price and time
within which they will be ready for use.
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M9- Messrs. w. II. Adams. w. NJ. SempIe
and D. VsnHon have y full power attorney as per act
passed before ". H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
nl4 j. o, NIXON
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Since the fight In Hampton Roads, the Yankees
keep their eyes skinned. During the day the
Ericsson Battery takes a position in the neighbor
hood Of Mill Creek, and at night returns to New.
,nrf Nc pve 45i3S a .s5zB fiS '1lft-F Q