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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

re- pect we think worth while to publish letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders ter
testimony OF notte weight with people common sense
One isrom the Rev. D. Barrett widely known and loved
throughout and lately called to new field Of
abof n Northern Texas, WHO DR.. John Wright under
date OF tho 10th Of September, 1858, a. follows
II" You littla know the good which has been, accomplished a
ready by these few boxes of Pills you recommended to me at
that visit They have been blessing to many an unfortunate
eraber OF my little nock and in all this peghorhood they
ere nailed as the hasbngef Of health satisfied now nv
dear FRIEND that you even ,l,eir ye al The
CINE you explained their effects to sure and pleasant
remedy was never before given helpless man by his
Author.
The ether from wealthy and successful planter of Als5.
ma, which we insert entire:
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Cos.fsasrate. SHADES OF .ame,sca.

WAR DEPARTMENT. 5 -
ORDNANCE OFFICE, )
~ Richmond, March 2 1862.
Bids will be received at this Office day OF
APRIL next, for the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army:
200. GOO tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron
K $1,000 tons Blooms, (chalcoal.l 81
10000 tons Wrought Iron Bars. of various sizes. 81
3aSG 100 10inch Coumbiads.
100 Sinch Colunibiads
i90 1Ginch Siege and Garrison Mortars. 81
itH lG0 15Snch Seacoast Mortars
SOD l2ponlder Iron Howitzers.
- 500 6-pounder lion Field Guns. =
Bids be made for quantity Of iron hundred
tons, and for any nambcr of guns ever
Drawings of the guns will be shed only parties whose
bids accepted. &@ #s&
Bidders will state the points of delivery date al
which not less than hundred
to be furnished
They must also state the e required furnish the whole
of their bid.
Bidders for will state The date of the FIRST delivery
the time required to supply the whole number.
Payments will be made delivery nty
of on and the right to pay onea Confederate bonds is
reserved.
Bids must be sealed and enclosed endorsed on the
velop 'Proposas for Iron Proposals for Gunso as
the case may be-
J. GORGAs, Lieutenant Colonel,
n1lS 2ptaplo Chief of Ordinance.
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The Undersigned respectfully informs the officers of unat-
tached Volunteer Companies recruited for the war; that
accordance with the above authorization he is prepared
TO muster in sufficient number of Companies organize
Regiment of Infantry for immediate service, and trusts from
present prospects, obe able to make up the entire command
without delay Having had the experience of past YEARS.
constant service the Potomac, Lieutenant Colonel Of tho
9th Louisiana Regiment he hopes to b. able to fulfil the
expectations of all who may favor him with their confidence
The Companies that may wish 10 join this organization will
address him, Col. j. NJ. MAGEE through the Posoliee
call personally their Offices No. So carcndelet and
No. is Camp street, up stairs He prepared to furnish COM
Portable quarters, subsistence, equipments, the usual
bounty Of Fifty Dollars.
"a LOUIS LAY. z
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Confederate states Of America.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. /,

y HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. d
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ISL ID -
4I-Al persons employed at the G. s. Arsenal as me.
chanics and labcres having exemptions from military duty
signed by Capt. Richard Lambert O. s. Al, Commanding
Arsenal are hereby exempt from such service.
BN command of Major General LOWELL.
JIG. PICKETT, Assistant Adjuant General. ans ap6t
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II IesD Regiment.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, ,
.F-- WAR DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, March q, 1862,
Lieutenant Colonel LAY:
sirYou authorized to enlist and to muster them
into service, singly and by companies for the warto be
organized, sufficient number Of companies are
mustered, into Regiment of Infantry
Respectfully,
signed) GEO. W. RANDOLPH,
d Senyot f1xr,,
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Committee of Public Safety,

NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1862.
hereby given to Planters and other citizens willing
70 donate Old Ion Copper Brass Lead Dr. Bells to our Gov
that the steamer sae Robinson Capt Jos saliba
nas pee chartered BY this Committee TO bring donations
to the city. Mother The Confederate nor state
have any agents whatever in country to purchase such
aetices. S S'Ai
m24 2pl2 GEO q. I4WRAsnN s.o,a..
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Special Notice.

PROVOST MARsHAlis OFFICE. FOURTH DISTRICT 81
K e New Orleans, April9 1862.
From and sitter this date The hours for The Of Cattle at
he ~ Landing will tsfrc eoclec NJ to o'clock
No sales shall be Effected either before or after tho
hours, without special permIto Of the Inspectors
app 2p5m q. D. OGDEN, Provost Marshal
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Board of Provost nrarsha1s.

NEW ORLEANS, April i 1852
traffic In paper currency tending create dis.rust In the
held as acts Of hostility against the Government and viii be
dealtswith sumnarily.
r. soULE,
GEO. CARR,
Y. BURTHE,
81 5saS al ( q. DuFoUR,
q. NJ. sPoFFoRD, 7
apl 2pf N. TREpaGNIKR
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Colonel First Regiment Louisiana Cavalry.
.Asxr0ss aBt9.ss,

.aua-Oss Bts.eg.
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL i. TAYLOR J IMPORTER ~
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, Ero
Nos. ID and is Royal street,
Hnsnsv tnstore large auppy OF CREME On
BOUzY psnts also other brands
via: CHARLES HEIDsEIUK, PIPER HEIDsEICR, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality haye
large assortment Of the best Old shsrres AM0NT
8IADo. TOPAZ. SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA Of
Old London Dry Dock PORT other less grade
The celebrated sAzARAO BRAHDIESv nsags 1895 l7qS,
1909 aud supply always band. All grades
oLARET and wife WINES, iii glass ard wood wHlk-
kYs-scotch and Irish Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat WINS
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints quarts COZ
nIALs stc. Mylsaa assortment the bsst WINES which
Will ths clsy
AARON BIRD,
Alb 1uly Men. Is and Ii Roysl street.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

DR.. Humrhries: si ssB s
Dear sr-I don't know what to say to make you know no
grateful lfee for those boxes of Wghts Southern Indian
vegetable Fills you gave After having suffered for SO
many years. and thought was going get health
beworh one good days work. now as strong and hsart
as ever was in my fe and that after having tried eyery
hn else ever heard OF and getting all kinds DOCTORS Wild
could tell me was an affection of the liver but not cure
1T although God knows took enough Of their prescriptions
II the prayers Of poor like viii help you any doc
tor, you have mine
Yours gratefully and truly, &$
JOHN W. SIMMONS.
Send for circular Of these Pills 1t contains full and inter-
esng facts with important suggestions to the sick and suffer
ing complete directions for the ule Of the Pills and specil
card to females which every of the sex ought to
WAAsIdT's SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGET-
ALLIE PILLS @
" Are manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
unde the personal direction Of DR. JoHs WRIGHT in h
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans.
j. WRIGHT q CO.,
40 Sole Propr.etors.
Il No. q chartres street. New Orleans Il
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AIfaIn1 IS coming; I must Close thls.

4 In Manchester, Tenn, The other day, about
serenity o. the Federal cavalry entered the town,
there being no resistance AS they passed Mrs. ..
N. MARCEL Y house Cher husband being il our
army she waved y COME derate flag; the Captain
he then threat tened TO burn herhouse, and finally
ordered four men to present arms and take aim at
her, bnt still she waved the flag and refused to
gigeit up. AT last, ono Of them snatehed it from
her and the seventy made off whit.
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confsderate states ~ Ameries.
Y HEADQUARTERS DEPAnTwrNr No. a, a
New Orleans, March 20, iS6

III HEADQUARTERS DEFAnTwnsr No. A I
i New Orleans March 20. 1859. 5
XIAl process from any Court of Law Equity in the
Of and Jefferson for the election Of
lies Of soldiers the ervics Of the Goyernent either on
land or wafer fo rent hereby suspended and no
such collections shall be forced until further orders
By command Of Major GeneralL oVELf.
4 J. O. PicKETT Assistant Adintant General NIL 2p1m
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EaIg' -
Notice.

s3ss OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION ron RELIEF OF >
=3sSF5s ss9s @ tslCk WouspEp SOLDIERS, :
New Orleans, April ., iS62
members Of this Association are reaesed to attend an
ADORNED meeting The II Ii Instant Ill o'clock
IL n The Association Rooms, nthe Exchange Building,
Royal street.
8 apo 2pst JAS. RI FRERET. President
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EV-anted.
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply to Capt. 3. POWELL Assistant Quarter master
O. A., opposite Lafayette Square, who will give fair price
to those who wish to SELL and will gratefully thank in the
name of the Confederacy all geod patriotic citizens who
will donate for the good Of the soldier either Of The above
arscies' 4 i E555s m26 2pts
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NotIce Is. STEAMBOATS,.

& e. 5 NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1852.
All Steamers and others Vessels leaving the port New
Orleans, via the Mississippi river hereby notified that
Ient. sIcILREEvY In the First District and Sergeant
j. E. HOLLAND, in the Second District, appointed
Inspectors Of River Passports The Inspection will
ut the shar in Tho stream tha option Of the Inspector
Immediately before thsieeparine Of each boat.
Captains Of Seacs and others who take away passengers
IRON New Orleans without approval her passports by
Inspector who violate other ordsr of the Provost
Marshals, will be dealt with sunlmarily. 6
II. NJ. SP0FFORD,
$S 2Ss S IA Provost Marshal of the First District
Z CYPRIEN IUFouR,
eps 2ptf Provost Marshal Of he Second District.
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Committee on Public safety.

NEw oRLEANs, March 3d. 1852.
Notice hereby giyento Steamboat only
J dollars per ion freight will be allowed by this Committee
for old iron brought TO the city. Ss5 81
m3l 2plin GEO. g. LAWRASON Secretary,
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Committee ON Public SAFETY,

YAK new oRLEass, Alril Ii, 1862
This Committee assemble at the Hail the Board Of
Assistant Aiseraen TO-DAY, a, N O'Clock A. NJ, 10
accompany the remains Of Gen. a. s. JOE NsTo TO The ST.
\ Louis Cemetery. W. Scs EsT
Il apIl 2n1t GEO q. sLAWRAsoN SECRETARY.
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To tae Planters.
LOUISIANA pEs1TENr1ARy

t5 ~ LOUISIANA PENITENTIARY
-s "a. -=5.ll s BATON ROUGE, April l. 1862.
Under the authority of Governor THos O. MOORE the
undersigned takes charge of the Peneniary this day and
conducts its business for of the the view
Of furnishing directly The Planters material for clothing
their slaves authorized from Cotton Planters
cotton in exchange for goods such as may DO
necessary to supply the imned Of each and every
Planter SO far ms can be done without interfering with tile
requirements of tie Government clothing Volunteers and
| the of the Army.
In order to effect exchange with Cotton Planters we will
furnish them with yard eneghhs osraburgs for
two pounds Of good clean, Mdng Cotton delivered here
OF che yard Of either osnaburg
sheetng for and half pounds Cotton delivered here
Their orders accompanied the Cotton will o yecei
registered and filled in the order in which they may be
received but order attention unit the Cotton is
In hand The object in making this exchange being 10 exteud
TO the Planters generally its benefits it expected no one
will order larger supply than will suffice for his immediate
wants. No order be filled Tor smaller quantity than four
hupdre ards where less quantity wanted neighbors
will unite their ORDERS Should Planters prefer 10 pay
for their goods in ead of making exchange Cotton their
orders will receive The attention, accompanied with
the money or sigh draft upan New Orleans the prices
stated below and at which prices orders OF Sugar
will be supplied in like manner:
seven-eighths osnaburgs at twenty cents per yard
Four quarters osnaburg ut twenty per yard.
Fourq1arters sheeting at twenty two cents per yard
4
Each parry making application goods either in exchange
for Cotton for cash. will append to his order certificate
! the following form ::
The undersigned Cotton Sugar. Painter, in the
Parish Of --, do hereby certify, homer, that have
plantation (here insert the number slnves-no the
number Of hands, slaves and that require to supply their
Immediate necessities and those of my family -
yards Of goods, stated In order herewith Please
| the go,ds -, and ship to address Of --.
+ D. . !.
We will acknowledge promptly The receipt order
and will execute them in the herein indicated with the
least possible delay. @ T#zsr
We purchasing WOOL free of burs 80 As cents
per pound for which we will cash, gle goods in
change at the prices above stated
s. M. HART CO., Agents. Z
ap4 2pl0t st. -
II Large Assortment
LEGHoRN AND. STRAW HATS,
Men, youths and Infants.
PANAMA HATS
40 PALMLEAF HATs-For Men and Boys.
cAMPEAcHY HATs-Fine and for Negroes.
MALAGA STRAW HATs-For Negroes
BLACK WOOL HATs-Common
COTTON UMBRELLAS.
Il PAUL TR1CoU & SONS,
5s IL Cont street, between
ap5 2p6t @af6 Chartres and Old Levee. Isl
TAINTED Immediately.
FIFTY MALE AND FEMALE NURSES, for the Military
Hospitals at Corinth.
I Apply at W. y. sAITHs, No. IS Grayier street.
JAMES P. FRERET,
aplO y Pres't Relief Association.
Jeans and Lsnseys.
5000 Yards JEANS and I1NsEYs, suitable for Uniforms,
ap7 2p2t. =, No. 50 canal street.
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s,Nettce..ss
:. j =. =. "A. Z

OFFICE or PRovosr MARSHAL iFouRrH DIsrRIcr y
New Orleans, March Al, 1862, Ia )
Of the Provost Marshal for the Fourth District
Rousseau street between jackson AMI Philip Will be ope1
for business daily Sundays excspted, from O'Clock, A. ~
to 6o'clock, II. NJ, Until further notice. s-,
( NIL spf H. b. OGDEN Provost Marshal
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# Committee ON Public safety.

sS new ORLEANS, April 8, 1862 4
Notice is hereby given that F. HI HATCH ESD Collector
of the Port viii hsreafter receive and acknowledge the
receipt all Bells and valuable Metals eapaia n
RAPHAEL Of the osdnanca Department, all bs Old Iron
contributed BY Planters and other citizens Of oar
Government. ss g.5s
n APT 2plm GEO g. LAWRASoN, Secretary \
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Boots, Shoes and asa-oyasas,

Boots, Shoes asis Rss.oyasas.
ArwHoLEsALs,
astaslona suppllea WITH prime Dltehinz BOOTS. Aasss
Wool asiean Palm Loaf Straw aad eaapsaahs
EATS, 4. The lowest raerksspr laass BY III
*. 5 FROST CO.,
10. 10 Magazine sssest, New orisans.
sss i55s3 Is
Flats. Caps. etc.. at svhalasaas.
W. sa sna
Far Cashmere Panaraa, Leghorn Leaf.
and fool HATS. atshe lowest market prses By
FROST CO., s
iyls 3u&W No. 10 Magazine street. Nawusleana., NJ
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HEALrH IS MANS CHIEF nLEss1sc II

HEALTH IS MANS CHIEF BLESSING
"Oh, Happiness. how far VIC flee s n
From thy own paths in search Of thee HI
From Health, thy avn pure founs, we stray, W
Nor God given inspcta e'er obey ;aS III
Too proud from Natures self to learn
Natures own remedies spurn.n
WRIGIITs SOUTHERN INDIAN yEEEr "a
ABLE PILLS
E35Fs ARE OFFERED no THE PEOPLE
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA
PURE, sIMrLE HARMLESS, AND NATURALALTERA 4
TIVE AND BLooD.PURIrIER
T0ning and Ferttfying of the System
Diseases, either Occasional on Epic
deIlic; and for the cure OF all
Ailments having the nnlne Of
Intermittent Reitten Nervous Infamatory and purid
Fovers Measles Small Pox aud Erysipeas 1nfauma.
ton Of the Brnin Tsroat Stomach, Lungs Liver Intes-
tines Kidneys and Bladder Pains in the Stomach Back
and Side Consumption Bropsy Of the Head Of the Chest
OF the Abdomen and Of the Limbs Scroula, Scnrvy aud
Syphilis Cancer Gravel Loss of Appetite Sick Head
ache; Splitting Of Blood Rheumatsm, both acute aud
Chronic Darrhea, Dysenefy and Coles syncope App
pesy. and Paralysis DyspepsIa Hypochondrasls. Te.
tanns Epilepsy Whoopng Cough, Palptaon Of thu
Heart Ulcers and Sores Of every description Hystecs
Wsak Nerves, and Lowness of Spirits Suppression and
M other delicate Female Complaints.
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IL 81. Messrs. ". r.. Adams, w. M. Ee,nple
and d. Fsnaorn have my pnwer attorney as per act
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public
nl4 II q! NJyfs,yE
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7 5s5-'NT71
Rotice.

Tie ofca Of the Provost Marshal for the Fst District
New Orleans is removed from the City Hail. to the southeast
corner Of Carondelet and Common streets.
.55a &$s Il. III. sPoFFoRD,
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--E- = ~ NO. /, --
New Orleans March 70, 1852 s
SPECIAL ORDERS 10. Isl
xxyIF oundries and Workshops, on Goyernment work.
will send in list Of a names the persons employed
BY them who will be exempted for sea number days
whenever man discharged his exemption will he returned
to this Office and will be rspoe plain OF his Militia
beat Exemptions will be intervals Of from ten
thirty days depending the Of or Govern
nent contract on which they are employed
2AVIshoud parties procure exemptions for persons not
actually In fail duty any
son discharged by them their exemptions those their
employees, will be withdrawn.
By command of Major General LOWELL.
q ED. A. PAIraEY, Major and A. AG. ma 2pI2t
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81 Candidate for Mayor, Irrespective Of
Party, VICTOR Witt of the Second District. =
See Crescent Of the 29t h and slst January feel 2pte
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Supplemental Tariff:

Supplemental Tariff:
CORN NEAL
At Wholesale not to exceed 90 per bushe'.
AT RETAIL not to exceed. so per bushel.
@ HAY-WEsrERS.
At Wholesale NOT to exceed per ton
Atresi not to exceed. $50 per ton
CRAB GRAss-AsD orHER souruERs Hay 4.
AT wholesale, not exceed ,S45 per tom
at RETAIL at the rate $50 per ton
BY order of the Board Of Provost Marshals.
s5s5 H. D. OGDEN,
v. BURTHE,
CYPRIEN DUFoUR.
M p. soULE,
5s5.st5 IS $3.50 I. ~. N. TREPAGNIER.
H. N. SPoFFoRD. !
& view Orleans April q 1862 APT 2ptf
4 &S-city papers will please copy. IS I8 ssi5
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xHan.s, Sides and Shoulders.

by
HARRIS, BERCIER s. CO.,
apo 2ptf NewT7 Id Sl) Tchoupitoules st.
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confsayra l. states Of America.
HEADQuARTERs DEPARTMENT No /, 1
n 4s$S55 New Orleans, March 29, 1852. 5
.SFEnIAI. ORDERS No Srla1

p tssA - 0isn4sss tsUssSt-l
ss4s55{ y "
Of tho regular service are hereby ordered
not to visit any Of tho Camps the vicinity Of city,
the purpose of enisting soldiers int their companies
have been 70 the This Department by
tho Executive Of Louisiana officer violating this order
will have his recruiting orders Immediately revoked
BY command Of alnaor General LOWELL. 3
IN 81 PcKETr, Assistant A djuant General. msi 2pl2t
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SoesiSs- Western
EXP REss co ME- A n Y

sod South Western
II x p RES s co MP A N Y !.
EXPRESS FOR "FOHRIGN MALL NATTER CON
Meeting AT TaMPIco, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS
This Company has competed its prompt
and rapid transmission of MAIL MATTER to
All Parts of the Worldl
The Fifth Messenger will leave 1
On SATURDAY, March 1st 1862.
Should tile Messenger with any difficulty owing TO the
political troubles Mexico dean prudent he vii
go to Havana by sea-
TarIT Of Charges on Outward Letters.
dncludng Confederate Postage from this city.)
Single Letters half ounce, to Mexico ............. 81 90
- to tnba j 90
:. TO farope j rs
& -3 to United States j IS
Letters half will be charged in proportion
Open letters far the United States will received and
ined by committee appointed by Mnor- opelI
If approved by said committee, they will sent forward if
not approved, they will be returned
Letters from abroad received through his Gopany
They must be enclosed in envelopes to the care of
the South Western Express Company" Havana and the
postage to that place be prepaid The express charges from
Havana may be collected destination.
Letters for this Express from any part of
the by the Southern Express Company charges
des,inaon being prepaid. r4t5s 8r
the above tariff Western Express Com
pany, New Orleans.
For further Information, apply Agents Of the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Confederacy.
j. ]. McKEEvER, President,
az ZpH SO Camp street, New Orleans, La.
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9B- For Recorder of the First District
VIM EAERSoN, the present incumbent, candidate for
reelection ELECTION. June 2, 1852 APT 2pte
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Ns- For Recorder of the First District
ADAMS is candidate for Recorder Of the First
uiftrct. Election June 2, s62 apps 2pte
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G. s. Sapy.
WANTED IH1Is DIATELY.

G. s. .S'aUy.
WANTED IHIIIs DIATELY.
RECRUITS FOR THE C. S. STEAMERS LOUISIANA
AND MISSISSIPPI.
Persons accustomed 10 Heavy Artillery preferred FIFTY
DOLLARS BOUNTY paid at the time of enlistment
Apply TO Capt. J. G. BREsRWooD, q. s. Naval Rem.
devious, No. 2 Marigny Buildings.
WIN. @. WHITTLE,
apo tmy1 qsB 5. Commandant
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and eient guer1
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& eld aud
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gene
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fsssse s.
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fssls gss n
w.! on sheir own
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SS6S man en1o III ID v III ob4
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$| gsen1 Afey! ~ hia lobllg atioI oa5aperate
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seven-eighths Osnaburgs at twenty cents per yard
Fourquarers osnaburgs at twenty two per yard.
Fourqaarters sheeng at twenty two cents per yard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-12

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