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10 ON
ia. Crescent The great disparity Ii numbers
md eqnipment. on the part Of the South, when
with the North together with the Justice
I Of on cause, fully jnstifes u in any and every
means VI defence within our reach.
8 Powder and balls have, in many instances,
.proved inadequate in successfully repelling the in
yadsls 81 our so and the physicians rule Isl that
one kind of medicino fails produce the desired
I enect, ry another.
This rule IS undoubtedly good one, and may be
applicable IN killing % the curing Of people, In
yiew of The aboyes allow me to prescribe, new
rsmedy Tor Yankee empatsema.
81 Lie Procure an iron.clad boat, Of sufficient
strengt to1esiAt the shot and shell Of the enemys
largest guns. 81 N y We
"a. Provide the4boat with from four to six fire
engines, capable of being operated by steam
ppNar. And @ 81 ,.8
81. Supply each Of the engines with liberal
quantity OF some kind Of combustible fluid, as tur
pontine alcohol, d even with aixty-fye per cent.
Louisiana RIM. BEING TINS equipped, let the boat
STATEN herself from thirty to fifty yards from the
broadsides of the enemy % vessels or gunboats,
and proceed to place tho Yankees under spiritual
conviction that Whereon. he stands ii forbidden
ground and his simultaneous development in the
flames Of tho deyouring element will apprise him
th4t HE day of redemption IS past. 83s.
Ihe shore comprises the principal elements en-
texinE into the prescription. Those wishing fur.
formation, with tie view Of lending material
m filing the prescription, can be accommodated
by calling a #. d., So Lafayette street.
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Confederate States OF America.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Orleans, La, March Is, 1862

HEADauARTERs DEF lrrNENr MOL.
New Orleans La, March Is, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Ill
In order Into effective operation the requirements
General Orders No. TO- SERIES from these Headquarters
the Provost Marhas will each establish office In their re-
spectve districts for the transaction of business Due notice
the localities will be given in the public prints.
Each office will be provided with suc assistants and cc
may be necessary for the Il ansacon of business
Every white male above the of sixteen years. residing
temporarily otherwise III the Parishes of Orleans
whether he be citizen of the Confederate States
alien shall within six days from the publication Of this order
himself before tho Provost Marshal his district
have his registered and to furnish able such
information may be required.
Those who claim to be citizens Of the Confederate States by
birth Otherwise shall be required
tona' cath of allegiance to said tae such claim
aliens shall be sworn the effect they wilt pbde by the
Of this State the States as long they are
petmittedte reside therein and that they will under cir
cumstaAce convey to entmes inssmaon relative
the military political RiTaisr OF the country.
Persons who to this city Stae the May
1851 from of the States at with the Confederate Stae
shall be subject and Imprisonment they procure
within six days from the date hereof permit remain gue
by the Commanding General the Provost Marshal
district in which they reside which permit will
from time to time by an Endorsement setting forth the
extension. The foregoing requirements will go into
above in the parishes of ST. Bernard and Paquem nes within
after the appointment the those
parishes Every personwo desires to go beyond the limits of
he aforesaid districts parishes, shall prs nsef with
signed by the Commanding General Provost
Marsh lis of the dc. parish in which raid person resides
All orders issued by Provost Marsha IN ex cnon of
their office will be promptly obeyed ard any dsobedence of
summons emanang from of them will he dealt
may and all officers in troops hereby directed
comply promptly with any acquisitions by the
Provost Marshas and to furnish them such aid and
they require The Police o. tho city viii In liks
render every assistance In their power whe called on
The Commanding General confidently expects that
Of order all those who have at heart the Of go
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!. cotton eiRowING IN ND1A.-The adyices, from
aafas q the 9th nit, state that the Board Of
Eo.. mas informed the Government that the
haS p paa cotton seed, supplied BY Mr. shubrick
the r.sei. uaed at caddapah and other places and
81 !. We q failure. In CANAAN the collector
~ produce could be raised aloyer the
araat WIN q without special care although far
sslas might % expected from plants that
bean sas,,a salefed Two samples. which have
sss y forwarded were pronounced BY the Cbamhsr
= commerce, although discoored IL be probablv
"ofsn rom ID. TO ID. q pound ID London. $ s1ap's
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. !,
New Orleans, March %, 1862.
CENTRAL ORDERS NO. l6.l
I-Mr. s. R. PROCTOR appointed Provost Marshal
the Parish of St. Bernard
-Mr William Frerst having resigned his position Pro-
vost Marshal Of the First District New Orleans
feeble health, Judge HENRY N. sPoFFoRD is hereby
appointed Provost Marshal of that District in his place.
By command Of Major. General LOWELL.
JOHN G. DEvEREUN Acting A. A. g. n27 2p4t
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l.
Now Orleans. March 49, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l2.l
Hereafter exemptions from Militia duty will be allowed
permanently except in the Of minors persons y
unable to do service.
Applications for the release of those engaged upon work
the Government must be made to this Department. In the form
Of certificates from the foremen Of the Shops when
order will be issued tina commanding officer of camp
to which the applicant belongs grant furough for
tain number of days. which only by subse
quent certificate and order from these Headquarters
By command of Major General LOWELL.
J. G. PICKETT, Assistant Adutant General. MO 2pl2t
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The Coming TAxAT1oN.-A correspondent of the
ST. Louis Republican, abiding to the resolution of
Congress to raise the Government revenues by
taxation, gives some fgures-the amount that
would be required of Missouri and St. Louis coun.
ty, at the present yaluatian of property and says
If this should be so, can we pay these taxes I
do not propose to discuss the question now, but I
do not as at present advised, believe they can be
collected by any possible means of persuasion or
force.
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.aaAs ~ PRIVATE tHANDs.-.We learn from the
oamond Enquirer, that oyerseye thousand stand
sarma have been delivered over to the mill
aunoriues by the citizens Of Richmond in re.
spW 70 recent proclamation BY the Goyernor
= sas;sa OF them good and effective weapons.
e aaailonto the firearms, about two hnndraa %
pses any seventy artillery swords have been re-.
- osiseu lnere Is NJ way Of estimating the wealth
. weapons y priyatesaands throughout the Cor.
ieaeraey. II our seyeralstate Governments will,
pu1 require an exhibit by thu people Of their re-.
sources IN this respect, there win be fonnd to be
90 want q the means to carry on energetic war.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
DR.. HUMPHREYS :

Dr. Humphries
Dear S-I don't know what say to make you know how
grateful feel for those boxes Wshs Southern Indian
many years. and thought going get 10Y health
beworth good days work, strong heart
was in my fe and that TOO after having every
thing else ever heard OF and getting all DOCTORS who
could tell me affection the liver could not cure
IT, although God knows took enough Of their Prescriptions
If the Of poor like will help you any doc.
tor, you have mine.
Yours gratefully and truly, >
JOHN W. SUMMONS.
Send for circular Of Pills It contains full and inter-
estng facts with important suggestions sick und suffer
ing complete directions for the of the Pills special
card to females which Of the ought read
WRIGHTS SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGET-
ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Under the personal direction Dr. JOHN WRIGHT In his
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans.
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Sole Proprstofs,
No. II Charities street, New Orleans. h.
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yIETONg.

Tell me, have you seen herr
She, the peerless fair,
Gentle Illione
Where? Oil tell me where,
She of the golden hair,
Has she flown?
Did she meet thee smiling,
Weary care beguiling?
Was she all alone
Was the zephyr blooming
Were her ringlets flowing
In their golden glowing?
Gentle Illione!
No! she's softly sleeping
And the stars are weeping,
Where the wavelets moan;
Flowers are growing,
And the winds are blowing,
Ger my Illione!
By the lone sea wave,
In her little grave,
Lies she all alone;
There, at dewy even,
Meath the starry heaven, =
Meet l 1llione
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+, From London county we learn that the enemy
nave arrested considerable number of our citi.
7ens N That quarter. Among them was Jno,
Janney, Esq, the President Of the Virginia Com
and he was also confined to his home Nv tho nass
Of his wife. We are informed that he Waa visited
~ some officers of the detested crew who have
invaded our State, and requested to provide food
him that they called on him with the greater
pleasure because they knew him by fame as a
good Uaion man. Mr.. Janney replied that he had
60 lot o. part in their Union; that he with his
for them; no aid or comfort in any way that he
knew he was IN their power, and That they could
exercise their pleasure upon him. The scoundrels
9 prisoner 1i'AsN iA'tA ' 90
One account says that after confning him for a
Male u the Leesburg jail. they discharged him.
low long will the vengeance of Heaven still
slamberf tRichmond Enquirer.
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Confederate States of America.

HEAQUARTERs DEPARTMENT No. l,
New Orleans, Feb q, 1852
GENERAL ORDERS Ne u
AL Officers detailed from their respective commands for the
purpose Of recruiting will upon their arrival in city
msdiatey report liz to the Aduant General together
with their authority.
The Major General Commanding this Department regrets
learn that officers in the habit sntcng already
listed to break tle engagements and this has been carried
the extent OF attempting to induce soldiers belonging
Regiments and Companies at the various stations around the
city to desert their commands ami accept the bounty
ton called to the article Of which declares any soldier
who quits his Company Join another
vice. DEsERTEE This will bs gidly enforced and whoever
convicted either officer private will be severely punished
By command of Major General LOWELL.
j. G. PICKETT Assistant Adjutant General. fe25 I'm
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ECONOMY IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF ARMs,-We
are indebted to an officer in the army for the fol-
lowing suggestions
The number of men in every regiment who will
at any time be found on the sick list or on de-
tached duty, will, at the lowest estimate be ten
per cent. A regiment consisting of thousand
soldiers cannot be hoped to carry more than nine
hundred into fight
Z. tfollows that if the number of men in a regi-
ment be the same as the number of muskets, one
tenth Of the latter will be constantly unemployed
In an infantry force Of thirty thousand men, there
would thus be three thousand idle muskets, often
twice enough to decide the fate of an important
battle. s~t
The above estimate places the per centage of
sick and details at much below what it freouentlv
10, and probably bofon tho average.
As arms are not abundant with US, would it not
be well to add to the usual complement OF each
regiment number of soldiers sufficient to cover
the estimate for the sick and necessary details SO
that every musket shall always have well man to
handle it! This would add, as we have seen, at
least osae-terath to our strength in battle. Shot
gums, either single or barreled might also
be used in many cases of guard duty-such as
guarding baggage or prisoners, thus lberating for
the purposes of the field an equal number of mus
kets or rifles.
We hope the subject will receive the considera-
ton Of those whose province it is to decide such
With reserves enrolled at home, to keep the regi.
ments up to their full numbers, by repairing casu-
aities and discharges and with seeming supernu-
meraries in the regiment itself, to cover the per
centage Of sickness and details, every gun would
be made to do its part in the public defence.
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BIsHor WmMER.-The Right Reverend Bishop
Wilmer, lately consecrated at Richmond as the
Bishop of the Diocese of Alabama, arrived in this
city on Thursday last He preached in Christ
Church on Sunday morning, and afterwards ad-
ministered the rite of confirmation to between
thirty and forty candidates. In the evening he de-
iivered an admirable discourse in Trinity Church
on the state of the times-a discourse, pronounced
by all who heard it, to have been replete with an
elevated Christian philosophy, and emanating
from a sound heart and highly cultivated intel
lect Mobile Advertiser
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sduTO3l BIRD.

saus'0sa Rt1'd,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR 1upovrr, ~
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,,
Nos IL and Is Royal atrest,
large supply the celebrated CREME DE
boozY CHAMPAGNE quartz pnts; ALSO other bra,d
w: oHAKLEs HEIDsEIOK, PIPER HEIDsEICK. PAR
AENTIER and other brands of inferior quality hsr.
large assortment of the best Old sherres such as AMONr1
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsss- seUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Maeras grade supsrio
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports of less grad,
The celebrated sAzARAo BRANDIEs-vintage 1885, Lss
Sz and lSo5a large supply always hand All grades
oLAREf and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WHIs
KYs-scotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat wb,
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints and qusrs oop
D1ALs etc. Ayasaa assortment Of the WINES which
will DO sold m c
Z AARON BIRD,
ALI soE Nos. Is land Is Royal strs...
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Confederate States OF America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. !. !
New Orleans, March ID, 1862. !
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. GIL
NX11-Al persons who have shipped for the River De-
fence Expedition, considered regularly enlisted if
in the land and hereby ordered report themselves
at to the officers of their respective commands they
will be considered dxserte with accord
ingly.
Proper arrangements have heen made pay crews
up TO day.
By command of Major General LOWELL.
Ed. A. PALrREY, Major and A. A. G. mig 2ptf
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l,
New Orleans, March II, 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Oil
Lit is ordered that the defences above this city be
called Fort John Morgan" In Of the heroic young
Kentuckian.
By command of MOTOR General LOVALL.
j. G. PICKRTT Assistant Adjuant General. Rl22 2p6t
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA J
ApJUTAHT-GEHERAL'S OPFICB,
SeE Orleans, March q, 1852.
All planters or other persons DESTROYS comply with the
call made by Gen. Beaurtgard for Bells other similar
metal will ship the to F. II. HATCH ESQ. Custom,
House. New Orleans, for which receipts will be given and
transmitted.
Persons shipping Bells under this will plea SO designate
the owner
BY order of
THOs Q. MOORE,
Governor and Commander In. Chief
M. GRIvor, Adju ant md Inspector General m22 2p6t
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Headquarters Crescent Zouaves.
No. 81 CUSTOMHOUSE STREET.

The undersigned propose raise in this cyand vicinity
COMPANY CT ZOUAFES for active service in the Provl-
sonsl Army of the Confederate States. Young men will find
this favorable opportunity to their country.
F1DTY DOLLARS BOUNTY, ami a complete outfit will
be furnished each officer and private.
Persons of the city wishing Join this organization can
address the undersigned through the Post Office
For further information apply No. 81 Cusomaouss street.
up stairs.
By order of
A. E. SHAW Captain
CHARLES PARISH, O. 8. m26 2plw
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Committee of Public Safety.

NEW ORLEANS March @, 1852.
Notice hereby given to Planters and other citizens willing
to donate Old Iron Copper Brass Lead Bells
ernment that the steamer Salie Robinson Capt Saba
been chartered by this Committee bling such
to the city Neither the Confederate State Government
have any agents whatever in the country purchase such
articles GEO. G. LAWRASON
m2i 2plH Secretary.
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Confederate states of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEP RTHESr No l. }
N.w Orleaps March q, 1881. :
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. GIL
SLF-Mr. GEORGE CARR Is hereby appointed Pravost
Marshal for this Parish of Paquemnes will
upon the duties Of his office aud will be and
accordingly.
r BY command Of Major General LOWELL.
ED. A PALFkEY. Major and A. A. g. m22 2ptf
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Notice..

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION RELIEF OF
SICk AND WOUNDED SOLDIERs,I
New Orleans sMarch IS, 1862
The President Of this Association respectfully reaecs the
Ladies of this city and State donations of Drawn Lint
Rolled baidages. and Old Linen, to the depot, W. H.
SMITHS, No bs Gravier street, for The OF ths Army in
the field. large supply is required.
mig 2p6t JAS P. FRERET, P resident
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THE .GUNBoAT PRoJEor.-We are glad to learn
that the patriotic ladies of this city and county
have resolved to start subscription for the pur
pose of building gunboat for the defence of the
Mississippi river. We hope their effort may be
pushed lorward to successful termination,
TVck6bure Citizen
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Card of Thanks.

AT meeting of the Henry Hart Guards held on the 10Th
instant it
Resolved, That the Company their thanks
Messts. ABBATT CO., for the free and privilege of
the Planters Press drill ground and armory, last
Spring. MA 2plts
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To tho Public.

OFFICE THE FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRA PHI.
G'ty Hall, New Orleans March 10, lo62.
Notice is hereby given that the City Hes will continue
strike the hour Of s 2. NJ, until further notice.
mo 2ptap5 A. HEBERT, Superintendent.
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Toning and Fortifying OF the. Systen
Diseases, either Occasional or Epi-
demic; and for the cure OF all
Ailments having the name OF

intermittent Rement, Nervous Infanmatory and Pusrd
Fevers Measles, Small Pox and Rrysipelas Inianma-
ton of the Brain, Tsroat Stomach, Lungs, Liver Inlss.
tines, Kidneys ind bader Pains In the Stomach, Rack
and Side Consumption Bropsy Of the Head, of the Chest
OF the Abdomen and of The Limbs Scrofla Scurvy aad
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel, Loss Of Appetite Sick Head.
ache Splitting OF Blood; Rheumatism, both md
Chronic; Darrhea Dyscntery and Coles Syncope. Apo.
plcxy. and Parslyss Dyspepsia Hypochondrusls, Ie.
tanus. Epilepsy, Whoopipg Cough, Papitatlon of the
Heart Ulcers md Sores Of every description Mysteries
Weak Nerves. and Lowness Of Spirits; Suppression, and
other delicate Female Complaints
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To the Public.

The Committee of Public Safety give notice that they
made arrangements with the following houses who have
kindly offered to sell for the Committee their Breadsus
at tariff prices in small quantities, the poor may need
AVET & BRO,
of Old Levee and Bienve streets.
W. A. VIOLET 4 CO.,
40, 81, 80 and IS New Levee street.
They will sell at tariff prices, except small quantities.
when small additional price be put on cost
say
RICE .....................P Per ....7A cents
.............,....... By retail.....fA cents
FLOUR ...................Per sack ........s7 90
FEAS Fer bishel 81 IS
By order OF the Supply Committee
H. T. LONSDALE,
m26 2n4 50 Gravier street.
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A corrsspo ndent Of the Petersburg Express says
i 10y ~ Virginia y makes two knots per hour
more thsn Ne ever did as the !. Merrimac.p Not
maintaining her heavy coat q armor, the vessel
- 1onnd g pe g buoy that the vast quantity
a. extra ballast necessary to sink her great hulk
thirty inches was put aboard 10 bring hsr aown =
hsr bearings, submorge the sdges Il har arroy
and giye her oraething Hike tic copte nnlatea
dranehtpf water. These being facts, The virginia
mpat be thoroughly ssaWorthy and cspable Il 40
aort of ocean work and Of Resisting any sort Il
wear and tear Of ocean elements Let her make
aicrHise down Dur coasts. ~ Is 80
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ls Indies q Troy, New York, have invented 1
\ nsx feature ~ their fairs. A parcel Of handsome
sisiA aet fhemaelyes Up, and allow gentlemen to
laae s1em sor l23 cents per kiss. One eirl mada
s69 q one eFening. One man took sll worth.
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Notice..

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL, FOURTH DISTRICT,
% New Orleans. March n, 1862 :
The Office of the Provost Marshal for the Fourth District
Rousseau street. between Jackson AMI Philip will be open
business daily, Sundays excepted, O'clock NJ
to o'clock, P. NJ, until further notice.
ma 2ptf H. D. OGDEN. Provost Marshal.
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AsHHx AGAIN VIcToRIous Las veal y
eslr nl!h YES bad near New Greek, Hampshire :
forty Of them prisoners. dc LOST iva 3;i 1ad
CO oae wounded. fLynchburg Yisginian. ,'' -
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ederRte States of America.

~ HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l, I
New Orleans, March a. 1862 :
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 66.l
XXVIIThs Provost Marstals having found il iInpractca-
bic administer the oahs of allegiance within period pre-
sciibed by General Order No H. the time hereby extended
to The 10th of April, 1862.
By command of Major General LOWELL.
Ed A. PALFREY, Major and A. A. G. a25 2ptf
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Mail for the Washington Artillery.

A Mail will be made up twice week, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for the Battalion of Washington Artillery In Vr
gnia and also for tho Fifth Company In Tennessee at HEN
MING + CAMPBELLs Store No. 81 Camp street.
mig 2p6t
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FnssnsGsa's Cotton Press. -
OPPOSITE THE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT
We prepared to dray, store and forward all f,,,o,t
shipment per jackson Railroad.
jslb 2pH - WILLIAMS d. FASSM4N
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lFor the crsseent.l

NLW URLEANs, March 49, 1862.
y for ~ Gfeecent Regiment = 80
4 gives me heartfelt pleasure toreturn thanksfor
re prompt and liberal contributions Of hospital
etcfes, for the use Y the brave defenders OF our
homes: The Papldipg, Webster and Jefferson
sphools deserve especially the grateful remem.
hsaaee Of Tie patriotic for their prompt and gen
erpns response. Mr.. mn. ;RAnI..